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The national Republican., 1862-04-21

Captain James D. Fessenden, son OF Senator
Dtessenden. Of Maine, has been appointed upon
General Hunters staff, and gone 10 Port Royal.
Matilda Heron is catching gold fish in shoals
in New York. The rush for good places is
said to be equal to Stoedel chase.
American steam fire engines are in use in
England. Steeple chases have been revived
there; one rider has lately broken bis neck.
Kossuih and Garibadi have been hob mob.
bing in Turin.
Parson Brownlows visit 10 Indianapolis net
ted him $500 exactly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

Enil nnn LBS. ROUGH TALLOW AND
| CVO,OOO Amy Grease wanted, lor which
tho highest price will be paid, Al th N iionai SOAP
| and Candle Works Green street and the Canal
Georgetown ID, U. C. Il JEWELL,
| Proprietor
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ROsWkl.L's slkDICATED
ID COUGH CAuDY,

ROsWEI.L's mEDICATED
ID ~ COUGu CAuDY,
For COUGHS,
coins,
BRONCHiIiS,
iNfLUENZd,
HO1RSENESS,
And M ''ncPrni d0ges Of Consumption
tor sale, Wholesale and r,tail, by
y. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Mar ryland aver ue aud Sevunth u
And u. ID GILMAN,
fenh' avenue near Browns Hotel
Charles Allen, W. b. EntN,i.le
D. y. CLARK, John X, Major,
smith, H. Z Major,
II. II Mcrherson, " Marin,
). Y FOrh, j. ID. o. Donhel,
j. +. Milburl, j. y Dawson,
Charles Stot', u q Ridgely.
Barnard
And by Druggists and sutlers generally
Ian Is
The national Republican., 1862-04-21
M AsuIsGTus SKIRT FACTORY.

WANfrD--bo females 70 learn 10 make skirls.
Al person Gun, In ghort time make per week, IRON
90 to ~ lnquiIe for particulars, at ao7 Seventh st.
between u aud II lL-tf
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P r AN G,S
CARD PORTRAITS
OF
Prominent Characters!
PRANG,S CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

The only original and lheiike publication Of Min.
iature Portraits - Line Engraviogs Just large
enough 10 enoloee in q common Letter Envelop" for
ssfyiog the curiosity Of distant friends, or to or
nament Photographic Album. For oolleo Ion
they are much superior to Photographs o. they will
last for Hundreds of Years. 100,
OUR IMPRINT Is ON ALL OUR PUBLI-
CATIONS :"
Price, for single copies, 10 cents. Twenty copies
for 81 A very liberal discount to the trade
PICTURES. MAPS OF BOOKS sent to ,ny ad
does in the United States and CsDadas, FREE OF
POSTAGE. The money must accompany every
order.
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

The following lots OF fSiIvsr-Piatsd Ware
are oT the Best Mako In the Trade. and
are warranted tn be DoubIe Silver.
Plated ON the best material, and equal
In qualify 70 say Plated Goods sold By
the best regulated Houses,
Full sstts Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
bic spoons. fofSl %
Tipped and Threaded Ts.
bic Foiks. ks..........f for lSO
Tipped ard Threaded Tea
spoons to match ....... for 100
Splendid Extra silver-plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. Observation-Disclosures. for 400
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 500
We sell:
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, Goblsts, Salt
Stands In every pattern. retail price %, for 90
Elegant silver.plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ken.... worth S760, for 800
The attention Of our numerous patrops ia re-
quosted to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size In the Trade.
We are selling these goods from 50 OTIS. to $3.50
fitted In order, being rs per cent. lea than the
makers retail price.
We are Agents for the Sale of
McCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANyT HAIR OILS,
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
ALSO ZOE
W0RsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLOR's,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
MI of which we offer ut the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers, Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phia
delphia prices, orperish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
hsapest-deivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give us An early call,
It makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Fine Je,oeby Siluer Plated Ware, GM and N,rcy
Frames, Engrauirys, Pictures, Perfln,e,y.
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods
~ Gentlemanly clerks are always ready 10
wait on you.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTrPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
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ID X. A. II APP ON II,
Regular Physician ana Prot ssor of the various
branches Of Science connected with Medicine,
Office, No u X street, 1 car he Circle
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l.. PR ANG Il CO..
Publishers 4 Practical Lithographers,
No $40 SEVENTH STREET, Four DooRs ABOVE
d, UP STAIRS, WASHINGTON.
No. "a MERCHANTS Row. Boston, MASS.

~ List Of Portraits, March, 1869, Published
Monthly, Revised:
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

nN. LOCK WOOD continsss the prae-
~ tice Of Dentistry, In the Washineton building,
corner Pennsy lvania avenue and Seventh street
Having prsoticed In the South nearly sixteen year.,
he feels assvred that he can give saisfaction 70 any
that may call.
Teeth inserted on vuLoAniTK, RuBsER, or 0oLp
eLAIs, Chloroforn, administered when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

There are no better II mediea than these used by
Dir. Zappone, for The 'urr Of Rh, umathm, Neural
gia, Gout, DrOpsy, F,vcIs, DJFpepsa, and o:heI
disc ases prevalent here Delicate Ladies especially
would find It TO their greatest advantage 10 consult
DR.. u lie promise, TO all satisfaction aad prompt
relief Vsccne mat er OF the best and freshest kiad
constantly kept on hant, aud caraf"'iy '"'>.,rsr
Charges very moders'' apf-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

MALL, STEPHENS d co.,
W MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ Z X G II ANT TAN ORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, SAShES, BELTS, EPAULETS
SHOULDER STRArS, GAUNTLETS,
GLOVES, SC,,
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
READY ADE CLOTHING,
At reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS n Co,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ian 10 between 9th and 10th streets
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G,.ECT SCHOOL FOR GInLs.

Ss;i.ECT SCHOOL FOR GIhLs.
Sl2 Per Quarter, French and Music included,
Mss, A ZhPPCNE, Principal,
No 6l X street,
Near the Circle.
~ Furnished Rooms foi Rer' IN very mod.r,t
terr--. IN III. amt building doe n 20
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, pRoFEs.
sional Gsntlsnsn, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches
Brleh Pamphlets. Reports, or any description o.
BOOK. WORK, and solicit orders:
W. @ SCAMMELL 4 CO.,
0tiice corner Indiana avenue
GOV n-u and Second strest, Il '-A snos.
The national Republican., 1862-04-21
DENl.TIs,riss
III. f,ns,MIs. NJ. u.

1NAnTAi YWlvn
4 NJ. 1.OOMIS. M. ID,
The inventor aud patsntee of the Mineral Piat.
TeetA, attends personally at ms oihoe In this city
Many pcfsons can wear tbcsc teeth who cannot
aet wear these. TI Tf"'T '-0 - :
Persons calling d my cfiloe Gan Ie sooon,Ssodated
with any style and prioe Of Teeth they uaydesirs
but to those who are particular, and wish the purss,
sennest strongest and most perfect denture that ari
aan prodnss, the Mineral pis,e will Be more fsliy
warranted.
Rooms u this sity.-.No sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth snd Tenth streets. Also, eo1 Arch
street, Philaaelphia. nisiS-iy
The national Republican., 1862-04-21
CLOTHING, &c

OllOl IlNU, W
CUmnna Ul.Ortsis @, IL v 19I3T
. AT RSDuUED PRiCrsi
nsr Clothing at reduced prioes our stoch
embraces az styles and qunlhics Of Gentle
2 ssas' ,hs' ,ss, roS'ss snd eoys %s.riSS Aglsr'
Aiso shirt and Fur,,ish,pg Goods IN great variety
Clothing made 70 order at the shoItest neiioe'
WALL, o. ErBEns &C.
... s2l Pennsylvania avenue,
julyle between Ninth aud Tenth st.
nERTLEmEN's NEADY-mADE
VI = Il q II KL Z NJ ot
Oar present. assortment Of Gentlemens Ready.
made Clothing offers 70 citizen. and stranger. wish
,rseins a This time ali styles and qualities oi bres
ind Business 9arnents and Overcoats, IN all yarie.
kd and other Gloves Of beat quality Scars, Ties,
rs sasTinS T,s nt our r.s usual low prices
mara'-h s21 rennsylVsaia avenue.
WALL, sTEPnEHs = oO.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
MADE NJ 0RDER. WKiOLksALE q hETAH,
No. IN Psnna. ave-, bel. 9Th and 10Th streets,
mays WASHINGTON, DC
CAsR NOTiCE.--In consequence Of our
sss 1sS G s o We
cash exclusively, for the present we have in store
very large assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Ior men and boys wear which are selling rt much
lower rate than usual -
WALL, STEPHENS &CU,
juntS N2 PcnnA ave, bet, Nh and 10Th 81.
WE OFFER TO nlLlTAnY MEN A
w large aa.ortnCn, OF u ItA.r and BLUE FLAN.
NEL 0yER-3HIfHS, S,WB1rEsHIkTs, DRAW.
ERS, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF-HOSE, No, 40,
which We invite all cash purchasers 10 examine before
making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
| ... No. 312 Pennsylvania avenue,
| mAyB between 9th and 10th streets
| MALL, STEPHENS Il co.,
w 912 PENNSYLVANIA AvlEUs
| MlLlTkR AND NAVAL .
| MERCHANT IAlL0kS,
AND READf-MADE CLOrBlERB,
| AND EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
If
| MALL, sTEpfIENs d co.,
| W. MILITARY AND NAVAL
| ID IL n u
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

~ YOUR ATTENTION is CALLED TO OUR
Trunks, Hats and Caps, which we are selling at
lower rates than aay other store in the city, nj
SMITH b, NO 500 seventh street, near +
mar a--IaIn ".
The national Republican., 1862-04-21

B.-various other pictures In work.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
Letter from Causp Grifaa,
HEAD QUARTERS . VI, Vols,
Camp Griffin, Va, Feb. 8, 1862,

Mr.. EpiroR - Although camp life Is mo-
notoneus, there is occasionally an oasis
some happy incident, which while it now
sire ngthens the bonds of our friendship, will
IN after years be theme of many pleasing
recoerrons. Among these are the sword
and ilao presentations so fashionable among
the regiments on the Potomac 1t has been
my fortune 10 be present 81 several OF these
presentations, hut none so interesting 10 me
as the one Of a sash and nelt 10 Capt, Enoch
+. johnson, Of Co ID, this regiment, by the
priv ties of Co, b. You and your readers
are doubtless aware that Capt johnson came
out as I'd LieutenaAt OF Co. b, was the first
I'd Lieutenant promoted to lSr,, and now is
one of the frs I'd Lieutenants who have been
promoted 10 Captaincy. This record
speaks Tor ,Iselt, aud VIE only wish 10 add,
that apart from his official character, Capt.
johnson is the idol OF Co. B, and the fayorite
OF the whole regiment. The presentation
was made by Private VIM. Miller OF Co. B,
in few well chosen and appropriate words,
abiding to the connecrip, - long and pleas
antly sustained betweeu them.
Capt. johnson replied in his usual happy
manner, assuring them tnN ough he was
assigned to another company, he could not
forget the kindness w.t. rhirb he had been
treated
The sash and belt cosi ,hlrly-three dollars,
and is beautiful present. The place vacat-
ed in Co by Capt johnson is filed by the
promotion of I'd Lieuteuat Z w. Appleton
of Co. H, formerly Is, Sergeant of Co. A.
He is an excellent officer and Rutland Coun-
y will yet be proud of her sons in the I'd
regiment. FINE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

Information, considered Trustworthy, has
been received from Manassas to the effect
that number of Virginia regiments have
gone home on thirty days leave Of absence,
which is accorded them on condition that
they will reenlist for the war. Reports re-
ceived at the headquarters of the General of
the army of the Potomac differ as to whether
Centervlle has been or is being evacuated or
not. 1t is the mud which is said to have pre-
vented reconnaissance in force to investigate
this most important fact. The probabilities
are that the next time the rebel nest is scann-
ed from a distance, the rebels will be found
to have flown. 1t will be recollected that we
telegraphed week ago that civilians be-
lieved, what the news from Richmond con-
firms, that Johnston'S army had been largely
depleted of late, and would probably soon
evacuate its entertainments. This news Gre
ates prodigious feeling.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

Abiding 10 the abandonment by the
rebels of their strategic positions, the New
York Evening Post says;
Somewhere, at last, they will be forced
to offer battle. Doubtless they will put this
off till they can gather such force and get
On such ground as may give them hopes of
a victory. If, however, as we have right
to expect, they are beaten in this great
battle, the rebellion will be virtually
crushed"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

Virginia papers formerly delighted
to quote the following catechism:
Who settled Virginia?
John Smith.
Who unsettled Virginia?
John Brown.
Who settled John Brown?
Gov. Wise.
They may now add to these queries
another:
Who settled Gov. Wise?
Gen. Burnside.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

THE OBsEoIEs OF WILLIE LINCOLN
CLOSING THE DEPARTMENTs.-The Wash
lngton correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
says THE embalmed body of little Willie
Lincoln was visited today by number OF
the friends Of the family. The body was
laid out in a plain suit of brown clothes, with
blossom of mignonette on his lett breast
The embalming process proved perfect, and
the features have natural appearance. The
youngest son of the President is considerably
better to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

DARING BURGLARY.-A daring and
successful burglary took place in this viii
lage last Friday evening. Some rascal
entered the sleeping room of mime host )"
Cady, Of the Stark House, through the
back door of the kitchen, and took from
the pocket OF his pantaloons, sixty dollars
in money, with notes &c, amounting to
fifteen or twenty dollars. Mr. Cady on
getting up, discovered his pantaloons lying
in the middle OF the room, and immediate
ly told his wife he had been robbed. No
trace remained, nor has there yet been
any found of the thief; and probably there
never will be Bennington Banner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
now NER'S BEST KEROSENE
~ OIL, for 60 cts, at
D EALLY IMPORTANT,

To the citizens Of Rutland and vicinity and the
publ generally, would say that and after jar
both 1862, shall adopt the Cash sys stem Ready Psy
cash down o, no trade. For the ast four months is
has tax half my time TO after delinquent Gus
toner and now propose 20 sell the bet of every
thing in my line. and at cash price, and under this
system shall be able to sp nd most of my time In
the Store, also make 1t object for my customer
70 pay when they take the goods. am confident
that it'll The quality of my soods and prices that
can defy oil competition. H.-gt se~1
Respectfully yours r. FEM.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
MANUFACTURED TO MEASURE AND A FIT
GUARANTEED,

DIRECTIONS PoR sELF-MKAsURKMRNTi
tA.-Distnce around the bare neck
B-DistAnee around the chest under the armpits,
over vest.
Etc D.-Distance from seam IN back of coat to
knuoke joint of little finger, coat buttoned,
State your highth
All the measures should be snug aud every allow
ance for ease and comfort will be made in cutting
Read the following TESTING nals and extracts from
Rev. Norman Seaver and others:
Rutland, Dec. Sd, 1851
Dear Sir:-The shirts I obtain
ed of you were OF very good quality, considering
the price, which very low, While a. TO at n o
fault could BE- found
have had ,hhts made TO order In Boston and New
YORK, but hereafter shall patronise home manuiac
lures. Yours, &C,
Norman Seaver.
The shirts are perfectly satisfactory an fit well
{. ii Rove, Chester, Vt.
last Poultney, Vt, Dec Il, ls6l.
An one wishing SHIRTS that Is q luxury TO wear
would do well TO call on T.. N. Merriam and get q
perfect lit n, 5. Baker,
Brandon, Dec. 9Th, 1861.
Dear Sir;-YOur shirts ht per
feetly and cheaper than could get else where.
Yours. &C.,
ID. A. Smalley.
am much pleased with the shirts had from you.
They are perfect fitting shirts
GA. Peck, Rutland, VI.
PRICES Low. send in your orders
T.. N MERRIAM.
Merchants Row,
Rstland Vt
A good assortment OF Machine Twist suitable for
| ~ Family Tsilors and Sadlers' use may he found
NJ " " MkRRIAMlS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

A young lady and gentleman, arm in
arm, skated round the skating park in Troy,
New York, thirty times without stopping
Saturday afternoon. The distance was at
least ten miles. The Times which tells the
story, does not say whet ter the lady was so
tired as to fall into the arms of the gentleman
at last or not.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

Gen. Beauregard has turned up, He
was at Nashville on the 4th, on his way
to Columbus, and may be in at the deaf h
of rebellion in Tennessee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

LAST WORDS OF A PATRIor.-The cor
respondent OF the New York Times mentions
the following incident of the bombsrdment
OF Fort Henry;
OF course the Essex was theneeiorth I'M
mana aeable, aud slowly drlfted down the
main channel, and was soon after met by a
steamer which lowed her down to the llace
occupied by the boats before starting rae
last bal took effect in the Essex about fifteen
minutes before the rebel flag came down,
and consequ' ntly she failed TO be- in at the
death, One of the scalded men, being told
by the physician, as they were drifting down,
tat he could not hive, asked how the fight
went on, They haze surrendered" was
the 'eply, Glory 10 God" sal be, in a
feeble voice, and at the same time trying 10
wave his hand GLORY 10 God !" ne re-
peated; q" | can die now, and don't care /"
In a few minutes he was dead.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

EMANCIPATION IN THE FEDERAL DIS
TRICT.-Senator Morrill,, from he committee
on the District OF Columbia, has reported a
bill for the release Of persons held to labor
or service therein, ACCOMPANIED by report.
1t provides for the immediate discharge Of all
such, and declares that slavery, except as a
punishment for crime, shall no longer exist
in the district All loyal persons holding
claims for the services of persons of African
descent may, within ninety days, present to
commissioners statements of such claims,
setting forth particulars, as names, ages, val
ne, and the like, and accompanying the same
with an oath of allegiance.
The number Of slaves in tie federal dis
trict was about three thousand two hundred
at the last census but it is believed the num-
Der for whom compensation will be asked
will be over three thousand, making the az
gregate outlay not more than 5000 900, ex-
elusive OF incidental expenses. 1t is believed
that the bill will pass both Houses of Con-
gress and become law.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
EIGHTH REGIMENT VERMONT
VOLUNTEERS

The following Is list of the Field and
staff and commissioned Company Officers
Of the 9Th Regiment Vermont Volunteers,
and the two Batteries of Light Artillery at
tached thereto:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
Clark u Brothers.

from Boston and New York, with the largest At ok
of
RICH JEwE LRY,
w a t C h e S, CLOCK = :,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this State.
We have large assortment Of American Watches
in Gold and silver csses from $1,000 to 500.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR LADIES, 8 new
and splendid article.
Ladies' Geneva Watches of on lowp importation.
English and Swiss Watches, from - 90 20
500.
FINE GOLD WATCHES, for siS.Oe
RICH JBW ELRY, of all desirable patterns.
SILVER wARE.--A large invoice of Spoo ns,
Folks Pie, Butter and Fruit Knives, Goblets, Mugs,
Napkin Rings, Thimbles, &C
SILVER PLATED WARE,
large and new assortment OF Castor Of new pat
tern, Cake Baskets, Gard ecievers Full Tea Sets
Tea and Coffee Pots and UrTs, Ladies, Knives and
Forks, aud variety ofother articles.
CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FROM SO cts. TO $500,
Including the new Patent Clock that runs yithou,
friction, and warranted for rs years,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment, from the best Ivory and Pear
handle 10 the cheapest.
LADIES' AND GENTS FANCY GOODS AMI
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, T0YS, &C
$500 PAIRS sPECT A @ l. r
OF Gold Silver, Steel and Plated bows, irem Is cts
TO IS, 90.
OPERA AND SPY GLAsSEs.-we keep con
stantly on hand for resetting in Old bows Periscop
c, Conoavs and Convex eyes
HAIR JEWELRY,
We are prepared to braid and Gold mount Ladies
and Gents Neck or Vest Chains, Pins and Ear Orns
ment', Bracelets, Kings. Sleeve Buttons, Studs
Charms, or any other article All done in the nices
manner, and at reduced price.
ANEROID BAROMEfERS, sure indicators Of the
approsc hing weather
thermometers, Riaes, Shot Guns, Rsvolvers, Cart
ridges, Dirk and Bowie Knives, SO.
FISHING TACKLE OF all kinds, &C., &c.
The above goods were bought at War prices fo
CASH, and will be sold accordingly low.
REPAIRING. - Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ana
SIectacles repaired in the neatest manner and 1t
usual los prices.
he. CLARK, A. W. CLARK NORMAN CLARK.
CIarks' Block, Rutland, Vt
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1851 nov l6-tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.

Colonel, Stephen Thomas, West Fairlee.
Lieut.. Col, Edward NJ Brown, Montpelier
Major, Charles Dillingham;, Waterbury.
Chaplain, Rev F. civilians, Brattleboro
Surgeon, George f. Gale, Brattleboro.
Asst Surg'n, H. H. Gilett Corinth.
Adjutant, Oscar &. Mower, Burlington.
Quar- ermaster, Fred.E. Smith, Montpelier
Serg't Major, Geo n. Carpenter, North
field.
Drum Major, G. H. Flagg, Richmond.
q. M. Sergt, J. Lester Barstow, Shelburne
" Edward Smiley, Brattleboro
Com. Serg't, j. f. Smith, Montpelier.
Hosp1 Steward, S. II. Currier, w. Fairlse
isT BATTERY ATTACHED TO STH RRGI'
MEET.
Captain, Geo W. Duncan, Salisbury,
Senior lst 1t, Geo. T. Hebard Chelsea
Junior do, Edward Rice, SALISBURY.
Senior I'd 1t, Henry N. Colburn, Rutland
Junior do, Salmon b. Hebard, Chelsea.
Sergeant Major, VIM. Todd.
Q. Nj. Sergt, Thos Read, SALISBURY.
aD BATTERY ATTACHED TO sTH RRGI
MENT,
Captain, Lensie R. Sayles, Leicester.
Senior 1st It., Benz. N. Dyer, do.
Junior do Corydon d. Smith Calais.
Senior I'd It., John A. GUILTY, Brandon
Junsor do, John W. Chase, do.
COMPANY A, HYDEPARK
Captain, Luman NJ. Grout, Gilmore.
LIST 1t, Moses Mcfarland, Waterville.
I'd do, Gilman S. Rand, Morrisville.
co. b, DERBY.
Captain, Chas. B. Child, Derby.
lst 1t, Stephen F. Spaulding, DO
I'd do, Fred D. Butterfeld, do,
co. C, ST. JoHNsBURY.
Captain, Henry E, Foster, Waitsfeld.
LIST 1t, Edward B. Wright, Bradford.
I'd do, Fred. j. Fuller, Troy.
co. D, BRADFORD.
Captain, Cyrus B, Leach, Bradford.
LIST 1t, Alfred f. Gitchell, do.
I'd do, Darius G Child, Fairlee
co. E, WORCESTER
Captain, Edward Hall, Worcester
lst 1t, Kilburn Day, Bethel
Cd do, Truman P kellogg, Worcester
cor, ST. ALBANs
Captain, Hiram E Perkins, St Adams
1st L., Daniel ) Foster, DO
I'd do, Carter H Mason, do
co. G, RANDOLPH
Captain. Samuel g P Craig, Randolph.
lst 1t, Job w Green, do
I'd do, John Mead, do
co. Il, TOwNsHEND
Captain, Henry F Dutton, Ludlow
ist 1t, Alvin B Franklin, Newfane
I'd do, VIM H H Holton, Jamaica
COL, WILLiAMsyILLE
Captain, VIM W Lynde, Marlboro
LIST 1t, Geo N Holland, Newfane
I'd do, Joshua c Morse, do
CO. X, LUNENBURGH
Captain, John S Clark, Lunenburgh
LIST Lit, AdoDiram j Howard, Brighton
I'd do, Geo F French, Lunenburgh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

- We wonder if Bishop Polk is not
thinking afectionately of his diocese in
the South, and wishing that somebody else
had charge of the diocese of Columbus
Providence Journal.