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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

The labyrinth in Egypt contains 300
chambers, IL halls. Thebes in Egypt pre-
sents ruins q miles round, and 100 gates
Carthage was 90 miles round. Athens was
Is miles round. and contained 359,O0o citizens
and 100000 slaves. The walls of Rome were
l3 miles in length.
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A Rich SELL

Certain wags, purrorting to DO s'u0e"'f' Of
Harvard University, but whose names appear
10 have been omitted IRON the catalogue, have
held the following correspondence with the
champion of the Peoples party IT. pup
Ished in the New Bedford Mercury, and Is an
amusing chapter in the history OF sells
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
s Cambridge, October III, 1867 y
GEORGE FRANcrs TRAIN, Esq
Dear Sir. Al meeting of the students OF
Harvard College, held last evening, 1t was re-
solved that if possible some arrangements
should be made that you may address l1eLn !. Oh
the great topics of the day, and especiaily INC
pending question. onn
Admiring YOU. manly defense OF your couh.
try's honor while.abroad, we wish that, II not
inconsistent with your arrangements, you VIII
crafty our desire to hear you
y Feeling deeply for the late insult You suffer,
ed even within the sacred precincts OF Faneull
Hall. we desire to do all in our power TO non
or MARTYR in the sacred cause OF Free
Speech.
50 Please address, Immediately, John IL Ham
nett, Cambridge,
Very respectfully,
~ ... .. JOHN H. HAMMETT,
eaa.. VIM. II. MARTIN,
RICHARD G.. SoULE,
b...-a ..#ra CHAs. G. ENSIGN,
~. GEO. r.. CARTER,
s-er +. w. JOHNSON,
LucIEN S. DOUGLAS,
ALFRED X. MERRILL,
Hon. GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN.
81 The following answer was received, enclo'
ed in an envelope, addressed to John Ii. Han
nett, Cambridge, Mass, enclosed with II
signature of Geo. Francis Train, and orn;
n,ented at three corners with the followlr
notices printed thereon: "Buy no Engll'
,Goodsn-ssOur Country Heads the World"-
eaAmerics for Americans On the note p
per were the following notices, one printed
each corner: 'tDeath to England"
for the Union''--"Desth to Treason"-"ob'
abe President
PARKER House,
Boston, October ii 1852.
80 DEAR HARVARD UNIVERSITY: Yes, a
with much delight, but when, that Is the qu
ton. am firing hot shot every night II
the Abolition Camp, but | must find mig
for Cambridge.
God bless old Harvard Always true
the Union. True to knowledge. True to f
speech The brain of the nation. An @
amoag college trees.
st night spoke at Lawrence tony
al rynn; tomorrow off for New York, {
shall he here at 10 Wednesday morning. ID
in if you pass this way, and see my fri'
Curtis Guild, of the Bulletin, who has my
gagement book. &c.,.
appreciate your good will, and say
with all my heart
Harvard used to represent all the Sta
and must again.
Let me take the white men out OF the
al put them in the dress circle.
v Let me smash up this dishonest sbol
party and then hurrah for peace.
Died
Nov a, 1862,
The Abolition Party,
after
.v .. lingering illness of
Is years,
Of
Co... Niger on the
Brain.
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Gcn. Burnside's Expedition.
,,,rv-oRDINARY sEAvEN ard OTHERS.

sEAHiEV-ORDINARY SEANEN ard OTHERS,
WANTED for the MARINE ARTILLERY,
Couriapdca hy Col W 4. How ard Fay tie came as The
Nav auo $40 bounty the expiration Of teri OF service
wi Us l. tire. The Allotment tickets 10 secure
bs. paw can b. fafcs member thereof psys-
b "a each r4y-dsy IN Newiok. The Colonel viii issue
certificate fsmies Of thCse joining. emitting them 20
The bcaeft, b olntee lund in New ors aud Brooklyn
IL i aso meet and comfortable outht-beG
end l.ldrsnn being mustered in. The Marine Artillery j.
nov acye ,ervie few good crs aud DiuulaeIs are
K.tei Ea1'. application IS Necessary e. NJ OAlAiil 4,
NJ % Bowe4y beweon Canal a. ilesersts. New-hoIs
l.. =. MASTERING Ofice.-Oficers Of Volunteers
shon authority from their Colonies to reciuit
., evidence the e. : Mastering Otces for nsPouai N
OF stuet q scccnnts. Ihis wen Authority should also
b. hdors,d by The United States Mastering ard Dsoursin
tfcfE
viii be paid transportation given unless the
sbo,e rule j. coi.olrned 20
Ynu Buren, Light Infantry. Headquarters No 40
Dro.dway New fo1k kucamptneut a. Camp biilhouse,
Surlse Lor- islsud g. the Gue bascks IN the Slate
This REGIMENT i be soested Recruits will re-
ceivewusrers and uniforms enlisted Ocss hav-
iDg pauie pats o. companies may obtain positions by
spIlyiu, a. hetdquarteTs -
THOS. B. YAK buren,. Colonel
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pIS0 PIANo-FoRTEs. SISO
Sales bp Aurilon.

A. NJ. MHRvIs. hucuoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build
ID ing. No, go and 500 Broadwsy-sars Of Books, -.
tonery Pic.ure Woss, Of Ant Fancy Goods Furniture NJ
SIifRltt'S SALE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan IS, at o'clock
PRIVATE MEDICAL LiBRARl-Being the entire phi
ya's hbfsr, OF phy -icin of th. city aud c9npihhs
os, ,o collection of standard work, In al department.
oil ,'odi, ne sd Surgery including many expensive and
SCARCE book. AID large number OF choice English puos
,ions Ac. tstslogucs now ready.
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~ =. MARSlIALv SALE Of

4. BARN REINDEER AND CARGO.-Di-rHrf up
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Dee -. ef iy yir,ur o wsrf1rt Of sale iroi tr noe.
l. s. Circuit coat, directed, shall EEL a. Matshai
sac NJ II sac AUCTION, on Commercial wart shu az
lie ia TIE city Of Newport X i, on the M
r,uii ln, OF January, ii. AZ IL O'Clock the baf a
REM III r. about sns bilihen her tecAe, apparel
A.. furniture gOol-. ldiIr aud eiect,, NJ:
,s contain rg lsrd Stwp blcG Saws aud p,ck'ges OF
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. "a. 20 coits.uirg Paint III TauA
COX ,otairig Table Cutlery, Iron Spoons Ha'che's
2,ss con,aiog sauce Pans Cooking Pans, and Covers.
ara,ts coutlipitr Glass rumbeIs.
2 ra,1sges c1u.ainitf a. Meas or Camp Kettles.
lt p.pc.cohta /. ing Brood. =. .,, o.,
I- Os,.i ,fsk aiming Picked HaiGok lish % ~
0,, salt; package barrel Tassgo OF Jc.hed Beet
crn Thin O,crctas, eases Spanish csrs, IN b0S,s 10
bntrs ntcs; ., boxes bihdy; Preserved fIut; ~ b'A'
Csmt Wile.: 4. bo,c. %. 4 GiGi boHs j.. bf"rdyi :
M, a. cir, 100 49, ut Sai Of dhcrtt sizcsi : DDS
Line. ntl. Cement o..
u; sio.e lpes % Ar,us Ardrnr Rum; ~ half pipe. o.
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,r combining Medicinal heIJs uri IT. IN ra' nfe'
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doe. M,ehnis or Wal Knives o. 500 ID ia ago
liked Berf; o5 ater Pipe, shp. Medicine Chest Rolls
,sioc Having been ordered to he sold by said Cout
On. ale will comm Commercial wharf with the
b.,t Reindeer. ALBERT SANFORD. Il. ;. Marcia.
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TNHE TRIB UNE AIN AN "A c
Il FOR 1861.


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The Rev. DIR. Newman gives the second series Of
iva Lectures this week in his church, Of Bedford
and Morton Subjects announced Revival Onstsces'
Revival In Progress" Revival Resuts" " Lecture to
Parents"
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POLITICAL kNCNLID6E ID ENSEN-
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nUlitarn Not,ccs.
A Good Chance for ,Buslers.-wAAN.T.ESD

Good Chance for iBuglers.-WANItslp--o s,T
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C.yulry, Cnvairy - Few good men wanted to iiI
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:, o'clock when the Annual Election viii be held ana snca
br business transacted ssay he brought before the meet
bs Citizens OF ana ' MccRD9 Cssirmsn
Cm,KIss Gown. Secretary.
The Volunteer Eugiucer Regiment,
Co EDWARD W. SfRRELL, Lieut. Col. JAMES /.
HALL. .'d Major RlCHhRp 81 IT.
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET UNTITLED
Tist companies a. Hilton Head. ;. {. Pay OF Pr
Isl1 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH. (sl7l.
House slipCeIpeuter nggers, biarksiith
miner. nuchin.;s, boeInlkes and wheelwrsks viii be
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More blt sound and c,mpe,cnt men need apply.
Volunteers IN ts regiment viii be under and furnished
viii quarters ard raos a, once and their families VIII be
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esch Volunteer when mustered ont Of the service.
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a Book Of broad and unque.onable senius'- London
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rVHE NEW MAGAZINE!
Il THE
CON II y l. N TAI NJ o. L III l. y
For FEBRUARY Is ISSUED!
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fON FEBRUARY Is Issued!
Enlarged Sixteen Pages.
CONTENTS:
Mr.. Stewards Published Dplomacy An article which
swers, semi officially questions Of interest to the
American people this time viz What Mr. Seward
views respecting England, and the emergency of with
her ~ and Wi he exhaust negotiation before proceeding
TO bosti'ies 2"
Our War and Our Want. By Charles Godfrey Leland
Browns Lecture Tour BY Lecturer.
The Wa,chword
Tnts and Tones Of Paris By Henry T. Tuckeunan esq.
The True Balls.
Self Reliance
The Haguenot Families IN America By the Hon. @. p.
Disoswsy.
The Black Flag.
Tie Actrcss-Wife. An interesting Story.
The Black Witch Story Of Early Times in New England
Fly j. Warren Newcomb jr., Editor Of The Eew-Hsven Pal
ladium.
ResuIgamus. BY Henry P. Leland
Among The Pines Grephc Picture OF Southern Life BY
the Author Of " The Cotton States"
freedoms Stars.
Author Of the brilliant Essay Ralph Waldo Emerson In
our ss, number.
On the Plains By the Hon. Horace Greeley
Seven Dewitt, An Arabian sights Story BY the Rev. T.
W. Shelton.
csssyed TO write modern novel aud stopped short in the
middle Of it,
Our Danger and its Cause. BY tie Hon Georges Bout
well. e1 Goyernc, OF Massachusetts,
Literary Notices and Editors Table.
J. Il. GILMORE.
No. 10 Tremontst, Boston.
For Sale by all News Dealer,
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THO the FIRST MORTGAGE BONpHOLD-

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MERCHANTS BANK, YORK. The
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al ELECTION for DIRECTORS fertile .nsrips year and
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next, between IL and o'clcck.
J. D. VERMlLYE Cashier
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Co. EDWARD W. SfRRElL, Lieut. Col. JAMES
HALL, .,d Major RICHARD Butt.
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CTODART PIANOS,

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BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Nyw-YORK. Jan. 3, 1862.
9NTERESF NOTICE -Deposiiors are hereby
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as POST tom Is, Inst
FRANCIS P. SHOALS, President,
WADE y. WoRRAIL Secretary,
PETER CUsMISG, Accountant
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"Conirabunds,', Cooper insiitnfe.-,y here ere VA, VA
4. rr.in5i .cY-r Institute on NkDAf5DA1 the ION
a. Al Il u H., 10 be ssdes.ed Is the hcy H. C. LOCh-
WODp t6isscn,rs 20 the fCsiges - fctfe's Monroe.
spd nv NAi DAVIS 81 tis eJ'lo,ss, "ho viii give
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Nj Horace Vaers snd bis juvenile yQcas.s have kindly
,ountaeed 10 sing Let Nv People Go the air and woTds
being The .sue fng by tie saycs a virginia Seats Tree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29

The dividing line between North and South
= In mir way to be determined by agencies
moro potential than military force The
natural boundary between the two powers
would, IN the absence Of other causes, be set.
tied BY the condition Of slavery; and, except
In the 49, Of Delaware, the slave States
would al 20 to one side, while the FREQ States
went TO the other. This distribution OF juris-
diotion. territory, and population between the
two Confsdsraciss, which might have been
othsrwiss inprasticabls, 10 apt to be brought
about BY the very eogsnt agency Of taxation,
We hold It 70 b . plain proposition thatths
agriculture Of Maryland, whose soil i. thin.
and Of Kentucky and Missouri, situated r..
mote nom the ssaboard marksts, cannot ,us.
tain heavy systsm Of taxation. Thee
o.sss ~, moreover, in comparison with
1rss Saaass, spasssly inhabited. ImmisrAtior
~ bsss turned away ftsu their borders o.
account Of the sxiltsnss Of slsysry-A pstsi.
asehal institation.r equidns . lalss plantation
ssansrous sslablshnsns, and . ssuprshsa
svs ereanizatioA, 70 b sonduetsd with the
highsse ssoesss and sooneny. The sscssdty
Of Large plan1asions 1of the profitable EN-
paoynaat of slsyss sneroasss The lAads Of
10 oiAiss whsfs slavery sxias, and lsavsa
~ snau qsasallel q r1nl aatnlo q asy TIN
n31s ~ avhss Jal1lrniios 16sls shsae
~ ca ! Mn tllll 4 )11l.i1k II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29

CAPTURE or TXs WILDER-FkU ParticHlers-
The following particulars Of the capture Of
the schooner Wilder, returning from Havana
with an assorted casgo. by the Esderals. u
from the Mobile 7ri6sns. the schooner seeing
the Federal cruiser approach. made for the
beach, bat haA NO time 70 save anything be-
fore the cruiser came within range:
The Fsdsrals lowered their launches.
boarded the schooner, lowered the cOiors
aad commenced 0tsCnnrging the cargo into
their launches within three hundred yards
OF the beach. Captain Ward OF tho W tlder
says no had set kngttsa c0lOIs before he left.
A resaI Dc the 0ght ne says, that the enemy
came up in their launches. some Of Capt.
WIN. Cottrill's scouts met them and Arod .
few voileys, bat dad little or NO damage.
a dispatch was sent 70 the Captain. VINO
came aowa. at about O'Clock in the evening,
with . reinforcement, and went INTO the en-
gaSeMsnt in good earnest. killing about
twenty five or thirty, that -, all that were
In one launch, ana some 0taeIs In another
launch. The federais ared several rounds
Of shots and she'll from the steamer, AID also
several rounds frOas the hoWilxsrs ON the
launches ana musketry, but not doing the
slixhtess damage 70 amy one on our side.
One of the steamer drew Oh, and ner place
was nlled BY another, which also took part
IN the engagement, but with NO EJECT. at
night the steamer came along side and tow
Cd the schooner OF. Afterwards, Capt.
Oottriil's men picked mp one Of their small
heaN, which was pierced from stem 70 sierra
with bulleD. ------- 7 -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-29

Passengers By the Central cars yesterday
report all quiet at Winchester and adjacent
country. The army Of the Potomac was rest.
ing on its oars, waiting for the enemy to sd-
vance, a proceeding which appeared TO be ~
far from their thoughts a. ever. Parties
who have spent days with the army speak
not of the laxity OF discipline, but the negli.
gence on the part of officers in sccustoming
their men to the details Of actual battle. One
gentleman, who ssaid i've days in camp near
Manassas, says beyond mere guard mounting
there was nothing done in . military way
during that period. This il in strong con-
t e sueh e1psdn a. grand
battles, &c, to accustom their men to danger.
Thou "a no such devices are required to get
our men up to the fighting mark, they. never
theless, should be constantly reminded of the
great work in hand, and be instructed daily
as to the most practicable mode Of doing it.