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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
The Raising Of the Charleston Rl Ock.
ade- tebeIs mourning over the 1acts-
An Inquiry to be Instituted.


The Richmond Weekly Enquirer of the
18th instant says:
The Southern Confederacy has lately been
made the dupe of a notable imposition 1t
was said, printed, re echoed and reverberated
over the land, that on certain night, our two
iron clad vessels at Charleston, had sunk two,
disabled one, and disposed of the rest OF the
blockading squadron off Charleston Harbor.
And now we learn with pain, and certainty
that no ship was sunk, none disabled, and
in short no damage was done, to the
blockading squadron, which consisting of
wooden ships only, avoided a fight with our
IRON clads, and most .ludlciously, until they
brought up iron clads of their own, which
thew Immediately did. Further, we regret
to say, that the British steamer Princess
Royal, laden with tho most precious cargo
that ever entered Charleston, had been cap
tured the night before by federal gunboat,
that she was alongsde Of that gunboat with
IN mile and half of the shore, that the
naval authorities at Charleston were made
aware of her capture, value and situation
and vet our victorious iron clads did not res
cue her from that gunboat, but allow h"l
y, be taken out to sea. We. would rather
praise than censure, but the truth must bt
| Uold.
! An official inquiry is to be made OF this
| mismanagement OF an enterprise which may
never be so favorable again.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
The BAH opened at visksburg.

Chicago, Feb. 70.
A special dispatch from Memphis, dated on
Saturday, furnishes US with advices from
vicksburg to the eighteenth instant
Active hostlities against Vicksburg com
menoed on that day. The mortar boats were
towed into position and opened the ball ny
firing briskly. The effect Of their shots was
not known.
I he firing responded to by three conted-
crate batteries when our position was iouno 10
~. 49, r,,,ch ov,,s-J O1"'i
ana was changed. rLo
The bombardment was then renewed. Inc
gunboat Indianola, which ran the blockade,
had provisions and coal sufficient to last her
three months,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
1mporraui from w Asslin toa and Richs
nDn6.

NEW lCTh, lGo' @-'
The Times Washington dispatch sta es that
Gen. Butler was offered the command OF TIE
exped ton against Vicksburg.
TIE Mercury's dispatch says long list Of
officers who hive uttered uisloyal sentiments,
has been prepared. They viii be dlsmisssl
and the list published.
The Ricamonl Enquirer of the 18th eX-
presses great Indignation at l'rouyn ne
Huy's peaar plan and scouts ali idea OF me
diatlon, I'd says the only commissioners they
have are Les, ieauregard, Longstreet, Jack
sou and johnson.
In reference to the proposed conference i
says-.slt IS well that the Washington Gtv-
ernment refused The uggestion--conferenc Is
good and hattie is good, but both together is
TOO much. The french Emperor was smbhe!
by England and le;turud by the u ). Viii
he end as ne ought to have begun--by recog
nizing the ConfeIeraey and sending Ministers
to Richmond2 Until he brings himself t(
that point, the Confrderacy will no NOR!
thank him for his interference than tho Yam
KEGS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
~ ebel Esems-k um nred Federal Advance
in Widsiic Tennessee.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10Th,
says there are rumors of an advance OF the
Yankee army upon Middle tennessee, Can
nonadiug was heard on "Wednesday last IN
front. There were also reports heard trom the
direction of Beeck Grove, whore Gen. Rutord,
with his brigade of Kentucky cavalry is sta
toned, to ward the blows tnat might descend
in that direction.
Gen. orrest has crossed Duck River, north
of Columbia, with cavalry and artillery
The Texas Flag contains an account OF an
inva ,ion uf our (rebel) soil by Mexican ban
dittl, who are stealing horses, cattle, &c.
Capt. B4nevide'a company was attacked ansl
all tnelr horses stampeGed. They also captur-
ed and hung luador Vella cniet justice OF Lea
petta county. About sou NJ xloAns have been
organized for the purpose Of plnn erlng ON the
frontler, and Their acts are approved by the
Mexican authorlt es. The banultu at last ac
counts were on the Texas side OF the nc
Grande, and some of them are under the Cnl'
ted States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

muncations with the same high functionaflcs'
All without my knowledge,
: second To cancel another class OF grave
,aolacts I caused the same dav to DC ao-
dressed to Gen. Mcclellan the following
@ general ORDER.
Headquarters Army,
ba Wasl lgton, SGT is, 1861.
To Mai. Gen. Mcclellan, Commanding De-
rartment Of the Potomac The enmmanding
General Of the Army OF the Potomac will cause
fha nosition. state and nu nber OF the troops
nnder him TO be reported once to the Uen-
eral Headquarters, by divisions, brlgades and
.;ndependent regiments or detachments, winch
renort will be followed by reports OF new
troops as they arrive with the dispositions
made Of them, together with all materiai
changes which my take place in the army.
81 By order 1t. Gen Scott.
E. D. Townsend, A. A. q.
Eighteen DAYS have now elapsed and not
the liehtest respect has been shown 70 eitner
of these orders by Gen. Mcclellan. fernaps
he will say in respect to the latter, 1t mas peen
difficult for him to procure exact returns OF al
visions, brigad-s, etc. No doubt out why
not have given ME proxlmate returns, sucn as
he 80 eagerly furnished the President ana GER
tain Secretaries. 1A
|
a iun,or officer in case of such neglect and dis
obedience The remedy by arrest and trial
before court-lnartial would probably soon
cure the evil but it has been feared conflict
of authority near the head of the army would
be highly encouraging TO enemies, and drpress
| ing to friends, of the Union. Hence, my long
forbearance and continuing.
Though but uominally in duty, shall try
to hold out till the arrival OF zen. HallecK
when, as bis presence will give me increase
confluence in the safely of the Union, ana DC
isp. aas;..a ~ uusple TO use the saddle o. walls
PARALYSIS in the back, shall dehntlveiy r.
tire from the army.
have the honor to remain,
With great respect,
Your ob't servant
WINFIELD ScoTT.
Mr.. Steele, of N. Y, spoke in favor of tn
BILL
Mr.. Fessenden, of Me-, vindcated the ce'
ey from attacks made on them. III hey wer
patriotic and loval, and it were better they IT
| manned at home tnan catered the held.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Treaty with Paru-N 1iOuni Academy
of Sciesces

With view to carry into effect the treaty
recently concluded with Peru for a joint COM
mission to adjust the claims between the citl-
zens of the United States and those of Peru,
Senator Sumner to-day introduced a bill pro-
viding for the appointment Of two commission
ers and Solicitor and Secretary.
The bill of Senator Wilson of Massachu-
sets, Incorporating the National Academy of
Science, names, in a long list of incorporators,
Louis Aggazz, Joseph Henry, Benz Silman
and j. g Totten. 1t IS made obligatory upon
the Academy at the call of any department
Aof the Government, to investigate, examine,
experm snt and. report ',-nn s",' --..,.-"i<s1af
science or art
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

nR. GARDNER, Oculist and Aurlst, OF
IL New York, operator the Ear and Eye, VIII
remain in Rutland tor a short time.
RooM No. S, BARDwELL HOUSE..
He offers his professional vices 10 such as are alc
ted with Diseases OF the Eye and Lar, anu Catarrh
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye.
Operations for
CATARACT, STRABISMUS OR CROSS EYE, &C.
skilfuly performed.
DEAFNESS, Noises in the Ear, Running from the
Ear scales in the Ear, Accumulation OF az n the
Ear Poiypus the Ear, IN TACT, every disease OF me
Eve and Ear treated and every operation IN Aural OF
Opthamic surgery performed by Or. Gardner.
For further particulars send "A circular.
February 6, Iso3 feb';dSWZm 90 page
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Serious and Bloody Conflict oyer the
ROunaary Qaession, between CahIor-
ala and Nevada

San FTanCIscU, TeU. TT
A serious controversy IS gong on IN f1oVey
Lake Valley over the boundary question pc
tween California and Nevada, both sides
claiming jurisdiction over the land IN dispute.
The California sheriff attempted to serve civil
process on the 18th inst, when the residents OF
the valley armed themselves and fired on the
sheriff and his posse. Six of the sheriff IS men
were wounded.
The sheriff then sent for reinforcements, ard
his assailants are also expecting reinforcements'
Both parties are defiant, and, at last accounts,
were certifying themselves in log houses.
A schooner just arrived, brings adylces from
Mazattan to the 22d of January.
Four thousand Mexicans, commanded by
Gen. Lavoga, had sailed for Acapulco. The
object of the movement was unknown.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
New York. Feb. 20
NEW IUTk, I6J' 70
Major Gen. Wool is preparing to make a

Major Gen. Wool is preparing to make a
grand tour of Notifications, arsenals, and mil
itary depots in Connecticut, Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine.
His tour will commence next week, ana ne
will visit the cities of Providence, Springfield,
Worcester, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland ana
New Haven, at each of which cities ne VIII
undoubtedly meet with that reception his as
t;nupished military services SO we'll merit
+ is understood that the Notifications on the
Atlantic will receive special attention from the
General, and the degree of activity which he
has OF late Infused into operations upon the
Qualifications of New York Harbor, will soon
be observable IN other portions of the Depart
ment Of the East.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
SIR LANES CLARKE,s FEMALE PILLS.

This well known medicine is no imposition, but safe
ranadv for Female Difficulties and Obst uetiens IRON
any cause whatever; and although powerful ~,
it onrains nothing hurtful to tne coussttut9; To
married ladies 1t is peculiarly suited. .t Wii, III
In all cases of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pam
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on siignt eAefhon,
Papiaton of the Heart, Mysteries, and hes, .ne
pills wi effect cure when all other means nave iaen
and although powerful remedy, do not contain Hon
calomel, antmony, or anything hur'iu' 10 inc
ton. ~. .saa - M, l. 90
which should be carefully preserved
For fail ma ticulars get pamph free, OF the agent
n 81 and pc -tage stamp, epeo ed 70 any auo
shorized agent, will ensure bottle containing over ~
pills by return mail s.o,aa
Sold by Pond " Morse. ieoo'dowoh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Extract. from the Rich,nond Dispatch.

FOFL MOnfoe, TED. To.
Col. W. II Lt How ha, .ust returnel from
CITY Point. from conference with MIR. Ould,
the rebel commissioner.
The Virginia Legislature will overrule Gov
I.etcher in his late attempt at retaliation IN
the Imprisonment of officers, and IL will be
turned over to the rebel authorities where 1t
properly belongs. under The carte! OF all mat
r. connected with the exchange
II is now quite certain that the reoel Lou
o.aas vii overruIe Jeff. Davis in his retaiato-
81 proclamation, aud exchanges will go on as
Cen. Foster left to day for the South on the
s. X. SpauIdiug.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
New York, Feb. 20.
Tho Staamar Eaola has arrived from Ha.

New YORK, FEB. ~.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from Ha-
vana, the 18th.
Mexican advices represent the French army
in a sad state The small pox and dysentery
were making sad havoc with them.
The French war steamer, Lance, was
burned and abandoned at Tampico. Some
accounts say she was fred by her crew. 9th
ers say by Mexican shots.
Three vessels, one laden with ammunition
and the others with provisions and coal, were
also abandoned
The Mexicans claim to have captured three
large lots of French mules, and also to have
beaten 1900 French at El Organo, causing
them to retire with loss Of 26 killed and 80
or 40 wounded. Also to have occupied Ja-
lapa. -,
The French have established hospitals at
Perote and Queeohalac. In the latter there
are two thousand sick already.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
From New Orlr rams ReiNfOrcements
aemt TO Gen. WielZcl p. anters semO.
fn~ sugar and NIOiasses 40 New Or.

From New Orlr ans ReinfOrcements
sent 10 Gen. WieIZcl P.anters send.
lag Sing ar and uOissses 20 New Or.
le""'' New York, Feb. 81. 4
III New Orleans letters of the 18th state that
III. Paine, acting Brigader- General, left Ba-
~ Rouge with three transports, the lberyllle,
influential and Chekiag, conveying the 18th
Esconsin, 9th New Hampshire, l3od and
n New York regiments.
these troops disembarked at Plaque Mine,
~ miles below, on the west bank of the
issippi. and marched straightway inland
d;a Village, seven miles distant. There
soons are temporarily encampeA, at no
s;stance from q crevasse, which has al
~nbmerged some adjacent woods.
It,eryille took on bosrd in lieu Of mill
ores upwards of $4,000 worth Of SUI
molasses, from the neighboring plant
nrotessed themselves re;oiced at tn
~ Of transporting their produce I
ans 1t lies now at the Levee (
merry left here for Carrolton, yeste
roceed with the following regimen
"a Col. Paine--the 18th and 49
setts, l56sh New York, 18th, Ne
=. and a section of the 18th Ne
fsry. With these and may oe 9th
nbsning with four regm ents, und
the entire force will push for b.
shers to effect junction wi
eoel. $50 SEA k4ss GAslSkH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
From New Orleans..The "Deltao sup.
pressed, but since Ke.esta bltshed.

New York, Feb. 20.
The steamer McClernand has arrived from
New Orleans the 10th.
She passed the United States frigate Hart
ford and steamer Illinois, bound up the river
Rev Drs. Leacock, Fulton and Goodrich
are passengers, also COL A. Shipley.
The Delta had been suppressed by General
Banks, but the workmen waited on him, and
re presented that their only source OF subsls-
tence was in its continuance, and Gen. Banks
had ordered it to be continued under the man
agement of the book keeper, Henry Green
1t was thought the editors were unsuited in
consequence of an article on the impolicy OF
excluding captured portions of the south from
the privileges of the Presidents proclamation
Others thought the French Consul and Rever-
DIV johnson had induced Gen. Banks to tike
the step. !,
Nothing of military moment had transpired
There were rumors that the rebels had at
o1~Ssassss.zs.,~ AG,,l,,to
nothing definite was known.
The Brooklyn and Scotia were blockading
Galveston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Wore Capture. by tFa Alabama ana
Rsnibu t"n.

The brig Castilian, of Boston, from G@ude-
,oupe for Cienfuegos, Was burnt by the AiaDa ,
ma on the 9th ult The crew were landed
at St. Domingo City. Capt. Semmes took
ont all the nautical instruments, and eight bun
dred dol ars in gold.
The Alabama also captured and burnt, on
the 26th ult, off Cape Tburn, the bark God
en- Rule, from New York for Aspnwall.
The schooner Canover, from Boston for Aux
Cages, was captured by. a privateer, probably
the Retrbution, en- the 2lst, of Anse de Hal
nett, Haytl. The crew were safely landed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
al Items-vaiuanIe cnP' NJ
ar ContruUan Goods neHE

8 washington, = GU. ~.
" Secretary Chase communicates 70 the Sen. :
ate, in answer resolution, a s'a ssIa q
Edward Jordan, 90 icI'os =. INC e.,, ' GsS,ay
Tnnse showing that frauds upon the revenue
~ been committed for at least six months,
Ss.cted bv aking out false invoices, repre-
renting different descriptions AM lower prices
of VOC is tran were really imported.
Ia some cases, portion Ut the goods were
correctly luvo.ced, and these particular packa-
ees examined. Invoices were sometimes made
In fictitious names, and sonnet mes the goods OF
one person were entered in the name OF anos :
er. 5I.
The Senate to-day, passed the bill organiz-
;,a the ARTERY of Arizona 1t only awaits
The aiynat,lre of the p esideit to bscope a law.
This territory contains 10000 square miles,
and is larger than three States Of the size OF
Ohio.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN S
PULMONIC WAFERSl

,rhe most certain and speedy remedy ever dscoveru
for All Diseases OF the tho at aud Lungs, coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Consumption, BrDneh,tis, IN
fuenza, Hoarseness, Dfhcuit breathing
Sore Throat, &C., 60
To yocalists and Public Speakers these Waters are
neeuliary valuable; they Will in one day remove tae
ns,st severe occasional hoarseness and their resuI
=, 10 for few DAYS will all times increase the po"e'
ans. exibity the voice, greatly improving us tone'
90 Nass and clearness which purpose they are reg
uarlp used by many professional VocaiiSis'
I,rioe % cents per box w
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester N. Y.
For sale by Pond & Morse. febS:d&Wsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
np ToRTAs' VENETIAN LINIMF

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT. Ger
tain csre for pains and acLes and warranted superior
70 anv other Group it positively cures reiie Is aoso
nely 81 ire Immediately is used Mothers remember
this and arm yourselves with bottle without deity
rosn i disease which gives notice, tequent! at
taclp me child in the dead hour of night before
physoiarr can be summoned IT may be too iate ne
member, the Venetian Linlment never ldls. IT nS
and "a cents a bottle Sold by all druggists. once
81 Cortlandt Street, New York. ieoii'd@"'"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
CTATE OF VERMONT District n Of Rut I

STATE OF VERMONT District Of Rut.
~ land IS. The Probate Coulf for the District Of
Rutland .
To all persons interested in the estate OF Abner
Mead late of Rutland, in said dstrcf, deceasee tes
tate. oREkIIres
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, you art
at the Probate Office Rutland in said district,
the 10th DAY March, A. ID. 1855, TO show cause,
any you ave, why the acco MT Of Iiam Humphrey,
aamini Will will annexed Of the estate OF
Dated at RUTLAND, IN sad distrc this 5tn day o.
February, A. u. 1868.
7:3y JAMES bhOWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
Dsstru ction Of q Newspaper U0 A''
Iowa.

av YfE Chicago, FEB. ~.
Thu Office Of the Keokuk Constitution
vas DESTROYED by the convalescents IN Inc
hospital. The types were thrown into 'n &c
Streets and the presses broken and a part q
Eham thrown into the river.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

NOTICE is hereby glvea thai .ne n%a M 'o ~
IN the Medical Examinaton Of 70. viii meet ar
the County of rutland, Stat Of Vei FebruaTy 1853
Brandon on fhe 18th and l4rh days q IN ac.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Applicants for Hrandon.
count of physical inhrmity. res'1n.s ;,,enaen. and
Pittsford, Sudbury, Hubhsrdton, Oni''en''A'
Plttsfeld, will please take notice. ,,r exemp.,on.
Notice Is hereby gwen to sppcsn,r 20 Shrewsbury,
Mt. Holly, wangord and ss. ma issb
said Board will meet at Rutland, on .ne mmenoe II
days Of February 1853. KxaminsnoAs " =
10 ock, A n. E. .~.,,r,;on
Notice u hereby givento appliaanI Haven. Eau hs-
Poultney and Ira that the a0resac % Pebr,s.
meet al Castl' ton on the 10Th al Isa 10 o'eoeA
ry, 1863 Examinations to commence - :" S'Ss~
A. n. ~rsl
Notice is hereby given to applicants ror snsh P1, ss
By: and IT. Tabs that tie Aforesaid BS.Ia "a. sss
Ct Payist: on The 2sd AID 74lh days ~ sso'tss'
Examnatons TO commence at 10 O'CLOCK. a. -. - Ma
a: WOODWARD. NJ S9ar9 - -
4. siDH.1 1 MoU.;n =; =; JSv k.as.d @
: Rutland, Jan. g, issS. sd&vzw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

CHOICE MERINO SHEEP FOR SALE.
will offer for sale for 80 days, 25 So 100 extra
Merno Ewes, with the privilege of selection from
well bred flock.
Also, one choice Buck,
The above wi be sold at prices below what are beng
paid daily, and those wishing to few choice
-heep fock with can here find them, and Sc
leet what they like
Apply to the undersigned at walIingford.
FRANKLIN POST.
wallingford, VT, Feb. 20, 1865. ei&wlm
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fExtracs from letter on the Battle Field.l

Tois battle (An.letan) has been the most sangal-
nary of the war, ony one Tough win vsto
design and upon military lfln apies Lac arrange heI-
of corps-.he king pos "a our CO IA 4
lefc dIvision cos ~ up % 20 centre, ana nai
success--excte bew dsr.nS adm "a ion, and eafrle'
the mind the great hci Is If Au>teriltz and
fought by Napoleon. Vi al TIA have poken; q
heart history such conf CO. purchased by the ne
and blood OF twenty thou,aa m5n, must De ioaul III
the hospitals War Is It's gofes--Dat II ms Us zen
thousand de non, in these hu tofJices, that max
the eye-bas a;nt.he neart bleed he lips lsl ,nd
the brain reel, III sglt is al first svely unendu
rabc. rne life bi,ol OF Is still tn king Way III
silent camn the m Is AMI mama
BRAIN of others give rise 70 sound Ga gfdnt may ot
again witness. -
bat ye mothers who seek heee son--or wvss hu :
band or sisters brotneror father IN w an
be Uonspled n-re the hand vi me cs Is W''ch
ful, better o>sto wed upon yo1r lovea one
tn IN nigut first sble 1t was IN the hospl-
tai, where Hooker rested, that learned the
history of those thIc words SO often seen am 20
little understood, tsS. T.-iS6U-X.h 4Apythm aile-
WAITING the sufferugs and SAVING "a lives OF eur SO
diers, is national blessing witnessed soos ASTON
ishng results from this article
IL is well known tb the efect of burnt gnpewder
and excitement is THIRST, which added to the 10 OF
pood the wounded the necessity OF reviy-
ing In this particular hospital me hysi-
ciaas allowing their patients to arlnk n
Bitters, other called s. f-lS6O-A and aunoueu
the wounded most numerous heIe-tnls NV sou
having openei the fight at tive In the mofnhs.nis
mostly composed, and there WAs very ie'is
fntug Tue article acts upon tho stomach ana ner g
dy and without subssq lent sfhPefyHg Teaction. /
originated in West lndies composed OF the eieora
ted CalisayA Bark, Roots, Herbs &C.; al prepared
/ St. Crolx Kun--tne s. T.--lS,U-X being secret in
gredent yet revealed to the public Ii Is prncl
paly recommended for want of appetite, disordere
/ liver intermittent fevers stomacnc dficu ties, &c.
/ understand somewhat known In the southern
States to the and appears an agent
Jefferson Davis recently applied to tue proprletors TO
privilege to mako it for ho pital purpos es aurlE
the war, to which they made the following repIy
@ag New YORK, Jan. Is, 1862
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
CTATE OF VERMONT, District of Fail
4 hrrnn IS The Prnhat,. Court for the District

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The I'M
" dersignad having been appointed by the Hon.
orabe Probate our for the Distric Of Farha en- ON
demands of all persons against the estat" Of Harvey
Holiness late of Hubbardt"n. in said district, deceased
hereby give notice that We will meet for Z e purpose oil
hou of George Holmes, Tuesday, the 3ist day Of
II arch, and uesday, the 2Sth day of April, A. d. 63
from oc ock d. until O'Clock p. me- ,ch OF SAID
daysand that six months from The 9Th day of ebruary
a. ID. 1863 is the time limited by said court for SAID
creditors to present their said claims TO US Tor exann
alton and allowance.
dated dubbardton, VT, this 10th day Of Feb uary
A. u. 1868.
E. F. F.. H saksEs' Commissioners
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

New York, Feb 23.s
All the mail trains due here to-day were Sc
riously delayed by the snow storm,