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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26

ONE OF OUR GENERALs.-Gen.P rentiss.
taken prisoner at the battle of Shiloh. has
been heard from at Richmond, with several
officers tai ken at the same time. They had
all succeeded in getting their parole, for the
purpose of trying to effect exchange.
APPoINTMENT.-We learn that Col r W.
Clark OF this village has been appointed by
the President and confirmed by the Senate
Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers with
the rank of Captain, in place OF B d. Harris
declined, and tnat he has accepted the ap.
pointment. Phoenix
Mrs Lincoln almost daily visits the hos
pitfalls at and about Washington, bearing gifts
fer sick and wounded soldiers, who receive
her with blessings.
ALI was quiet with General McClellan's
army at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
weather was very fine, and the roads were
improving
EIGHTH VERMoNT.-From New Orlean:
papers of the Sd instant, we learn that the
Eighth Vt Regiment has been sent to AL
g;ers, to relieve the Indiana Regiment.
AT the suggestion of the military au
thorities, preparations art in progress at the
various hospitals in New York to receive
| 900 wounded soldiers New beds are pu
up, new stores of lint, bandages and pro
visions hurriedly got together, and extra
stats of physicians and nurses engaged, te
meet the coming appeal to the charity ane
kindness of New York.
ENLIsTED.-The students of Norwich
University have, with the consent OF the
President, enlisted into the United State:
service as three months men, and will
form a company of the I'd Rhode ISLAND
Cavalry, now forming at Providence
which will leave for the seat of war with
in a week or two.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The Wash
ington Star of the 18th inst, notices thu
death of r. G. Jones, Company +, 4tl
Vermont Regiment.
The Boston Traveller of the 18th inst.
saws that Daniel Batchelder, Company ID
2St Massachusetts, Regiment, sent home
sick. died at the residence of friends, II
Leverett street, last night. He was borr
at Mortified, Vt.
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PRENTICEIANA.

If the pretty rebel ladies won't stop
ecking at us, let them call upon us in
rrsOn and peck at us with their sweet
i to their hearts content
i A rebel lady asks by letter whether
I've have any objection to her praying for
| u.s. That depends on whether she prays
10 God or the Devil.
/ A writer in the Mobile Register, I'M
Der the signature of I'D. c." advises that
the Confederates should " kill themselves
rather than fall into the hands of the Yam
kees." He had better begin the work of
suicide himself; his very name indicates
. tellOO D. c.
The rebels have no salt, and yet they
pave managed to get into a tremendous
pickle.
- An old revolutionary patriot warns
Hhe people against large standing armies
[in time of peace. But will not the rebels
@dmt that standing armies in times of
peace are better than running ones in
ines of war?
- The Chicago Tribune says that
bloodless victories can never end this
var" Why not? Didn't such victory
tnd the war of the revolution
- The Bible says, Remember Lot S
Zyife" The rebels, in their rage for salt,
remember her. and lust after her," So
Fhey obey one scriptural injunction only
70 disobey another.
- Several important crevasses in the
Lower Mississippi have recently occurred.
The rebels think that the Mississippi riv-
er, the Federal forces, and the Devil have
all broken loose together.
In Beauregard's proclamation we re-
cOgnise his hardest bloaoS.
Our soldiers should be instructed, in
all future battles, to aim at the enemys
legs, which are evidently his chief reli-
snce for safety.
If the rebels had the strength of their
tongues in their arms, they would be the
most irresistible warriors in the world.
-Reauregard last month issued pom
P0uS manifesto in which he said "Let the
impending battle decide our fate, and add
more illustrious page to the history OF
W.T. revolution-one to which onr children
SIIl point with noble pride, saying, oul
~ nners were at the battle CT Corinth.'
4uOse children will certainly be able tc
our fathers were worthy of their
Facs at Corinth."
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S62. X. X. Mead. 1862.

d X. MEAD has just returned
~ from Boston, with = large and choice VA
riety fGoods selected with particular reference to
please His customers, both in Quality and Price.
NPrints. Gray Dress Goods Challis, Lawns, Cling.
hams Delaines, Bid. and Brown Cottons,
Stripe Shirtings, TICKS, Denims, Crash,
Diaper, Gloves and Hosiery, La.
dies and Misses Skirts, Reaay
Made Clothing, Boots
and shoes, Hsts &
.... Caps, &C.
Crushed Granulated Coffee and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas, Coffee, Raisins, Rice,
Soda, and all kinds OF Spices; Crockery
Harow ware, Medicines. Flour, Salt,
Nals, Paints, Oils, SO. 40,
and thousand and one things too numerous 10
mention,
CALL AND SEE THEM.
No one compelled to purchase. No charge for
sh lowing Goods.
All the above Goods will be sold cheap for cash,
n ady pay, or approved credit.
AT COST! ....
AT LESS THAN COST
AT MORE THAN COST
West Rutland, May 81 1862. 23-dkw4w
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M A N II o 0 D =;
WI HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

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Book, &C.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Leo
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences of Selfabuse may be effect
ually removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments
ngs, or cordials, pointing out mode Of cure at
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se If cheaply priv ately and radically This lecture
will prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in PLAN envelope, to any ad
dress, the receipt OF six cents, Or two postage
stamps, by addressing,
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UNITED STATE, MUST RING
AND Discussing OFFICE.
Burlington, June Is, 1862.
IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER.

All returned prisoners belonging to any
OF the volunteer or regular regiments of
the United States Army, who have been
exchanged or released, are requested to
report themselves with descriptive lsts)
Immediately at the United States Muster
ing and Disbursing Office, in Burlington,
Vt, where they will be mustered for pay,
&c.
All soldiers fit for duty, belonging to
any ofthe Regiments in the field must i'm
mediately return to their regiments, or be
treated as "deserters." Those with
Descriptive lists" will report directly
to this office. Those without "Descrip-
tive lists will Immediately report by
letter to Adjutant General Washburn,
Woodstock, Vermont upon whose order
transportation will be furnished from this
office to their regiments.
WThis order does not include those
sick and wounded " returned soldiers 1"
who are under charge of DR.. s. w.
Thayer, and have his hospital furleughs.
These will report to him as heretofore, by
letter, &c.
All officers absent from their regiments
without sufficient cause, must reioiu FORTH
Nth, on pain Of " visitation of Regula-
tons. .... ..... ........ a.
Nv.
All officers of the regulars and volun-
teers, except those on parole now absent
from duty with leave, will be considered
absent without leave," Par. No. 1926
General Regulations, unless they are
found at their posts by the 2lst day Of
June, 1862
, All invalid and wounded officers who
, are able to travel, although their disabili-
J ty may not not have been removed, (par
, 1877, General Regulations,) will repair,
, without delay, to the Camp of Instruc
ton" at Annapolis, Nd, to report to the
t General there Commanding. ~ AL
/ such Officers under the charge of Dr.
t Thayer, will report to him Immediately
at Burlington, Vt
: All good citizens, particularly Select.
, men, Constables and Sheriffs, are espe.
cially enjoined to challenge every soldier,
or man, known to have enlisted in the
United States Army, (who may be loiter-
; ing about their respective towns, or labor
ing therein for the production of his
: furlough or discharge, and if such be
found expired, or unsatisfactory, report
the facts to this office Immediately, with
the name, company, aid regiment, and
dat e of enlistment, if practicable, that
orders may issue for has arrest, and return
to his regiment at once, as deserter.
A "Black List" of all the Deserters
from the ermont Regiments, with theil
respective residences, is being prepared
e and will soon be published with an order
I for their arrest.
u Any such delinquent who will re
e port himself to this Office, before an or
:. der for bis arrest may issue, will be re
lieved from the pains and penalties of de
sertion. Every soldier reporting to this
n office, will be subject to a thorough in
a spection by the Army Surgeon of Thu
e post, and legally discharged here if fount
4 unfit for service.
: BY order.
h JOHN W. JONES, U. S. A.,
n Commanding, &c.
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coumussuOSEas, NOTICE.

THE undersigned, baviog been appointed by toe
j Hon Probate Coutt Tor the District Of Fairha-
v. n commits, toner's to receive examine and adj ust
ali claims and demands of all persons asainst
the estate o. Moses *ar late of Poutpey, III said
district hereby give notice that will meet
for the purpose Of examining and allowing said
claims al the late dwelling OF the said Mo-es srd
Ell the fret Mondays OF sept mber and Dtcemher
pext fro a Que O'CLOCK nj til four o'c eek r. NJ.
e.ch of laid days. ana that months from the 18th
day o. Juue, A d. Is62 Is the time mited BY said
court ssid creditors to pr-sen. their said claim
to us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Poa tnsy, Vt, this twentieth day Of
June "A. ID. 1861.
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CARD-MUSICAL.
May 81 d.Im'

Mr. C C.TAsKER of Brandon. late of Lowell,
would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of Rutland
and vicr ity that having had an srgept invitation
from several families In Rutls nd to Give Instructions
on the PIANO-FoR1 E-he would be glad TO receive
few additi nal scholars In this vicinity, on his
regular weekly visit
Instruction on PIANO and NRLoDRoN given, and
all pupils visited At their residences.
Tunl ard pairing of all kinds of musical instru
ments done in q msnner warranted to give full sat
isfaction.
NV. vose's Planes, on sale.
Orders Jeff vt iut;- & Co.'S bookstore or vi
T'art sttptn. r. vii -.ive prompt arenton
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Memphis, June 81.

Memphis, June 81.
The Grenada Appeal of the 18th, says
that Holly Spring was occupied by consid-
eoable force night before last. They m ade
their appearance suddenly, and much confu
sion ensued.
The Provost Marshal is among the prison
ers captured. A train was about ready tc
leave for the South, upon which many citizen.
attempted to take refuge for the purpose o.
scaping. The crowd was fred on, and
Lieut.. Holland and some others were killed.
No public stores remained at Holly
Spring.
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h, NESDEzyoUs OF THE NINTH.-The
n u%nx says the 9th Regiment Vermont
'UlunteerS will go into camp in this town
E F9ar the grounds occupied by the Sth.-
uiS Regiment will be fed while in camp
ENe oy Or. Master Gen. Davis. acting
behalf of the State, for which service
Will be credited by the General Gov
,H'neht with the usual commutation
|f'ce OF The soldiers rations.
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A large quantity of Gotten is stored on
the Arkansas shore, opposite Memphis. A
wealthy planter informed Col. Slack of tie
Whereabouts of one thousand bales, three
hundred of which were bis wn, and asked
the troops might be sent to take it away, be-
fore the rebel marauders discovered 1t, which
was done. The planters have formed an
association for the defence of their property.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26

pThe Burlington Sentinel Demo-
cratic, which at first approved the call
for the Mass State Convention of the sup
porters of the National Administration,
to be held at Montpelier on the 9th of
July, now reverses its paddles, with amaz'
ing vigor, with the evident purpose OF
gaining the stream which will flow into
the Bellows Falls Semi-secession Con-
vention. We regret to part with SO
clever a fellow, naturally, as our Bur-
lington cotemporary; but what must be,
we suppose, must. We warn him, how
ever, that he is embarking upon waters
not navigable for National Gun Boats,
and no true sailor will 60 aboard of the
leaky crafts destined to such port.
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81 The Addison County Union County
Convention, held at Middlebury on the 18th,
nominated the following ticket:
SENATOR'S.
John W. Stewart, Middlebury; Samuel
D. Holcomb, Sta ksboro.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
]. B. Huntly, Bridport; Oliver Smith,
New Haven.
SHERIFF..
Gaius Collimer, Bristol.
STATES ATTORNEY.
William f. Bascom, Middlebury.
HIGH BAILIFF.
Ira Raymond, Orwell.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
Harvey Munsill, Bristol Calvin G. Til
den, Middlebury. ........
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srwe learn that Nickwackett Eneine
.ny No. 2, of thls village has accepted
q. invitation to join i" the celebration OF the
Ina anniversary OF National lodepend'
Whit, hall, aud will ] in in the con
y, far the prizes offered, A large number
.oiOe companies are expected to be pres
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TNAMELED CLOTH,
IL PATENr LEATHER,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
For sale by BARRETT SON.
LOU r A ND M E A l.!
l. For sale by [lsl BARRETT SON.
DURE NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
i For sale by (1s) BARRETT & SON
DOU D r E It TIE!
/ From Lodi n Maufacturing Co
For sale by [sll BARRETT SON.
IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
l. BRASS & IRON FITTINGS,
HOLLY PUMPS,
CHAIN PUMPS, GU
ZINC & WO(d, TUBING,
For sale BY BARRETT & SON.
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100000 BARRELS al E.Isl,s3u. OF c THE


JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
66 Cortland st N. Y.
This Company, with capital of $50 600, the
most extensive work ofthe kind in the world, and
an experience OF 20 years in manufacturing, with
reputation long established, having also the excu.
sve control of all the night soil from the great City
of New York, are prepared to furnish an article
which is, without doubt, THE CHEAPEST AND VERY
BEST fertilizer in market
Prices-Delivered at any station on the Vermont
Central X. or Rutland and Burlington r., 81 So
per barrel, the Passumpsic or Cheshire r Rs
81 90 per barrel. 1t greatly increases the yield and
ripens the crop from two to three weeks earlier, at
an expense offro S3 to 81 per acre, aud with very
little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information ne.
sessary, with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel
Webster, and hundreds of farmers who have used
it extensively FOR MANY YEARS, may be had FREE
by addressing letter as above or to the subscriber
discount to the Trade.
ELI CHITTENDEN, Eco,
Who is our General Agent. Burlington, Vt.
JAMES q. FRkNCH, Montpelier, Vt.
NJ ID. HALL, Vergennes, Vt. Special
j ii. & {. q. f EN- Barre, Vt. Agents
c. A MAXHAM Roy alton vt.
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" u NOS! GU A N o 81!
VI .a-
/ am prepared to furnish Bakers Island Peruvian
and other guanos OF the most approved kinds, Am
lated and Phosf hetic Unaduterated OF the best
qualities and in quantities 10 suit purchasers at the
lowest prices orders will be promptly attended
to, and uano forwarded to any section Circu lars
containing list of Guanos and full particulars,
sent to any address tree OF charge.
JOHN b. SARDf,
So Sonth Street,
Corner OF Wall Street) New YORK.
l6 VAN
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No.: "a htpublican delegate County Con-
/ s1'lOh has been called in Windsor Coun-
h :" meei at Woodstock on the 11th of
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NEW DRUG STORE. Hibbard &

~ Thompson, would RESPECTFULLY invit. the at
tention of the public to their new stock DRUGS
and MEDICINES, lineludi,g Popular Patent Medi
les, Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, Fancy Articles, &c,
Store West md OF Main street, Poultney, Yer
mont. 23tf
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DOR SALE by
BARRET & SON,
One OK Cart; one horse Lumber Wagon, and
one pleasure Wagon. ....
Also, Herds Grass and Glover Seed All kinds OF
Garden seeds.
Rutland, April II, 1852. l7-3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-26

SERIOUS RAIL ROAD AccIDENT.-The
-, ,,;r from Boston due here at half past
,,,o met with a serious accident on Satur-
ar about two miles South Of this
m,,a inst this side of the bridge across
GA River in Clarendon. Some villain had
.sd one of the rails, evidently from
-. frances only few minutes before the
,.;v,l of the train. The engine approached
.a.r , full head Of steam, and passed safely
,,.r the obstruction together with the ten
l., hut the baggage car was thrown from
III. track. as also the passenger car, the latter
.,ur, over and down the .embankment.
Though some dozen passengers were aboarc,
very fortunately no one sustained any seri-
ms injury. Last Thursday night the engin-
Ger found rocks upon the track at precisely
he same place, without doubt put there b;
be same wretch who lore up The rail. They
mere however, struck and thrown off the
hack by the COW catcher, without producing
Lny injury. The perpetra'or OF such an out
age richly deserves hanging.
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RUTLAND COUNTY COMPANY. - The
Company raised in this county for the
|inth Regiment, was organized on Fri
|av, Col. Stannard presiding. f. ID.
Ripley was elected Captain samuel ID.
kelley, 1st Lieutenant, and A. G. Ballard
Ei Lieut.. There were 50 votes cast.
khe company will go into encampment a
brattleboro next Tuesday, as we under
st,nd Recruits are still wanted. We
Congratulate the company upon their
|cbOice of officers. Capt. Ripley, though
|yong, has all the fire and courage of the
'od settlers; he will never disgrace the
Sae by ineficiency or cowardice. So
/ We can say of tue Lieutenants.
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noowx,p.-We learn that a boy whose
reside at West Rutland, was drowed
s.nr5,y in Castleton Pond, where he
-, o,Oer boys went 10 Ash, lie fell out of
,o,t and his comrades were not able to
49,, him We have not learned his name.
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IN A l r H A V Z N .

NEW SUMMER DR. ESs GOODS,
FANCY THINNING, RIBBONS
Bt0WN FIX sun UarkELLAS,
FANCY SINNER CASSIMEhES,
PLAID WOOL SHAwL5,
FANCY PALM FANS,
MARsAILLEs VESTS AND VISITING.
All just recei.ed from New York ,togethur with q
large invoice of UG n q, which will be seid al
whole. ale prices for Casa, at The
MARBLE PILLAR STORE,
IAIaHAvRS, VT.
An. ADAMS.
Jane 9th, 1882.
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T f A L H 4 r b h 1t l N Gil
IL For sale by
IS BARRETT SON.
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This is an Improvement upon all other kinds, % II
adjusts itself to sny sized article from handkerchief
to bedquilt snd is readily adjusted to any size or
thickness of rub.
Any one wishing to purchase this Wringer can
order one ofthe Agent at Rutland, and It Will b
deved at any Express Office desired Tree OF expense
when the money may beipa i'd on lite receipt.
E. S. HULL, Agent.
May 81 Inns
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Probate Court for
District of Rutland ss. l Dhtrict OF Rutland:
To all persons inter ested in the estate OF Levi
B. Colvin, late of Clarendon, In said district de-
ceased. c
By the authority ofthe State Of Vermont, you are
Al the Probate Office in Rutland in said district on
the 18th day of July, A ID. 1852 to show cause, If
sny Won have Why the account of Linus r. Col
vim srecut of the of sid deces sed should
be allowed, and also Why the residue Of said es-
IA Guild not be stributed to thepartes entitled
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 2lst day Of
June, A. ID. 1862.
268ws JAMES BROWN, hegfter
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
PUHlC-No. LOG. I
AN ACT TO prescribe an oath O

AN ACT to prescribe an oath Of
Office, aud for other purposes.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
se,stdtires cf the United States Of Imoica ia ION
gress assembled, That hereafter every person
elected or appointed to any office of
honor or profit under the Government
Of the United States, either in the
civil, military or naval departments
of the public service, excepting the
President of the United States, shall,
before entering upon the duties Of
such Office, and before being entitled
to any of the salary or other cmolu-
ments thereof, take and subscribe to
the following oath or affirmation al,
A. B. do solemnly swear (or ailirm)
that have never voluntarily borne
arms against the United States since
l have been citizen thereof !; that
have voluntarily given no aid, connte.
nance, counsel, or encouragement to
persons engaged in armed hostility
thereto; that | have neither sought
nor accepted nor attempted to exer-
else the functions of any Office what
ever under any authority or pretended
authority in hostility to the United
States that | have not yielded vol
untary support to any pretended Gov
ernment, authority, Power, or Consti-
tuition within the United States, hos
tile or inimical thereto. Aud l do
further swear Tor atlirm) that, to the
best Of my knowledge aud ability, !
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-14
poetrp.
Frecmen ! TO Your Standard Rally.
SONG FOR THE UNION.
BY LEWIS J. CIST,


Frccmcn TO your standard rally!
Come from mountain, hill, and valley;
Forth from town and city sally
Swear to- guard il and defend il /:
Round that ilag SO long victorious,
Stars and stripes, beloved and glorious,
This rebellion foul, to end it I!
Shall the tree our fathers nourishcd-
Watered by their blood that fiourishcd.
Till the naughty Briton perished
Out the land-shall ii be riven!
Shall the glorious flag they gave us
Emblem high to guard and save us
'Gainst all foes that would cnslave us
From our natal soil be driven'
Shall the Union, which our sires
Forged in patriotic fires,
Perish at the fell desires
OF the base secession crew!
Shall we let such knaves and traitors,
Robbers, thieves, and freedom -hatcrs,
All our nations great creators
Most successful work undo!
No! BY Washington and Wayne,
Adams, Franklin, Lee, and Penn,
All those brave, true-hearted men
Who Freedom gained and Union gave us
Up! and fight for law and Order,
Fight until the last marauder
Ye have driven from your border,
Who oppress and would enslave US!
BY that bright and proud array
Patriot names Of later day
Jackson, Webster, Writ and Clay,
Statesmen, orators, and sages-
Who have battled, EARNED men strong,
For the right against the wrong,
That their country loved might long
Stand the hope of unborn ages.
By the God of heaven above us,
Ry the dear ones loved, who love us,
BY all motives pure that move ms,
The hsro's or the martyrs crown
We will nerer yield us, never,
Till the ficnds who seek to sever
Our loved country are for ever
And for cvermore put down!