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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Whatever doubts may be entertained as regards the
UnlGA there is one thing that there be doubt
about and that is or we speak from experenc) that
Herrlek Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is the best and
most perfectly healthy dough expander in existence
II Is so far ahead of any other seratus soda that
ali who use 1t can see ar glance taste, that what
we say Is true. Go to your Grocer and get paper OF
IT. and our word for it, you will never any other
Their depot Is ll2 Liberty Street, New York. Most
merchants sell it.
For sale by Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red Store
Rutland
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THE SAFEST AND BEST

THE SAFEST AND BEST!
Preparation that be used upon the Hair for impair
ting TO 1t a natural shade of brown or black is
CRIsTODoRo's HAIR DYE
1t corrects the bad efe of other dyes noursh the
HAIR, is easily applied, performs its work insantae
ousy and ITS presence, TO the observer remains an
IMPENETRABLE SECRET
Manufactured by j. CHRISTADORO 6 Astor House
New York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Dressers.
Price 81, 81 50 and SO per box according TO size
feb9:dlm No. 8
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN p
"a TENTS.
X. III. EDDY.

n TENTS
Solicitor OF Patent late Agent of u. s. Patent Oee
Washington (under the Act of 1870 &c State Street
OPT osite Kllby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
years. continues 70 Patents In the United States
also IN Great Britain France and other foreign eoun
and all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed en-
liberal terms and WITH despatch Researches made in
to American or Foreign works 10 aeterrnipe the W.
idIty or utility of Patents InVentions-and legal
or other advice rendered all matters touching the
same Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished BY
RENTING One Dollar. Assignments recorded Al wash
ington.
The Agency is net only the largest in New Engiaus
bat through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of ascertaninsthe patentabty Of inventions
untu passed by, II not mmeasurably superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The Testi-
monials below given prove hat NONE ARE
MORE SUCCESSFUL Al THE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES ANp ABILITY. ~
would add that he has abundant 10 believe and
can TToye, that al other Office Of the kind are he
charges for professional services moderate. The
ese practice of the subscriber during twenty Yeas
past, has enabled him TO accumulate collection
OF speccatlons and oela decisions relative % patents.
These, besides his extensive library OF egA ana me
eAnicai works, and fu oounts patenss granted IN
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
tents.
All necessity of journey TO Washington, 70 oroe.re
patent and the usual delay there here saved IN
yentors.
s.IMoNIALs
q regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most eopaSte ond
saessStm Practitioners. with whom have sd official
intercourse" CHAR lis MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents .
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors thai
they cannot en- ploy competent ana sgsf-
oo11y. and more capable Of putting THEN applieat ons
an form 70 secure tor hem early and favorable
emf Bee
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patients
" Mr.. X. ii. EDDY has made for THIRTEEN ar
piication all but Of which patents have becn
granted, aud that IS pending Such unrnisakahle
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads ne
10 re Commend all entors 10 apply him 10 procure
Their patents, as they may BE- having the mos
faithful attention bestowed cir cases ana at rsf
reasonable charges" JOHN IAGGAKT
During eight months, the subscriber in the course
OF has large practice, made rejected sppliea
tons, SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY ONE OF ghsct
was decided in has favor by the Commissioner Of Pa
tents x II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. ls, 1852. SwIy
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COMMICc7o- -4Es BROWN. Register
Asa J. ROGERS.
HARVEY MARSHALL iCou,,.
COMMISSTONEp,o ,-----

y dersgned havina - NUIICE.-The- nm
bate for haSDs been spgone the Hon Pm p
70 receive examine and adjust an commissioners
Hnnton. late persons against the estate ~ and de-
hereby give notice ahs as Il. il saa dse sse
canning and allowing said es ,Of the purpose Of
MONDAYS in sST a,ob IN Rutland aforesaid on f re-
until O'clock affa and April next from oco ese hss
IS SIX I'm months 3 from the 9th day Of and that
nrsse s 4be UNITED BY said Court for ss e. y 1893
lowance. No i0i examination and al.
A. ID. 1868. wy 'nis -lsl day Of January
LEEDS BILLINGS
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febS:d&w3ni

CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PREsERYATIvE
Il invaluable with his Dye, it imparts the utmost
soness the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to
the Hair.
Price 50 CENTS u aud =? per bottle, according to ze
- dec9:d1y
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SAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, &C., 20
Hegeman Co.'s Concentrated Benzine, removes
rant Grease Spots &C.. instantly and cleans Gloves
Ks hlbbons, &C., equal to new, without injury to the
Sold by Druggists. HEfEMAN e. K0 'ie'
decl7: Chemists q Drngo;sts NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
A Skirmish near York tOwn.

Yorktown, Va, !
BY Mall February 9.
During last week a number of rebels have
been taken prisoners and others have deserted
and come within our lines at this place.
Last Saturday five rebel deserters came i'll
and reported sixteen others awaiting an oppor-
tunlty to come in.
Major kim ordered out Capt. Faith, Co.
NJ 9Th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and Capt. Hag
ermaster and George Smith volunteered to
accompany the expedition.
They reached the six mile ordinary without
opposition, or discovering the sixteen secesh
DESTROYS of Joining them.
The enemy's pickets stationed here retired
before them, and Capt. Faith without orders,
pushed forward after them.
Just this side of the nine mile ordinary he,
with his command, was drawn into an ambush
and fired upon. He was brought in, supposed
to be MORALLY wounded
Capt. Hagermaster, upon whom the com
mand devolved, fought like hero. He char
ged upon and broke through the enemy's line,
but got separated from his men and was take
prisoner.
Lieuts. Williams, Smith and Little were al
so taken prisoners, and Lieut. Rhnemi Ter was
to fall from his horse. 1t is supposed he
was killed.
Our entire loss was thirty killed, wounded
and missing.
The enemy's loss is unknown
The enemy is reported in some force at
Burnt ordinary, three miles from Williams
burg
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,UOV Df HN MaNGFao gT ,rME IL 10 ,

lUO,OUV D1 MANUFAoTURIS mh 90 no .
POUDRETTE.
rms Company with capital of $780, 600 the mac.
extensive works of the kind in the world ana an
TIence IN manufacturing of % years. with repn
tton long established and having also the Exclusive
S1o ol an .he night soil OF the great city of New
York are prepared TO furnish an article which i; wb
OUT DOUBT the cheapest and very hest fertilizer in
ket. IL greatly lncrea the YIELD and rifens tbe ~
rom Two 70 three weeks earlier, at expense OF from
three 20 four dollars with little or no labor
Also, FIFTY TONS OF BONE TAFEIl heinz :.
mixture of bone and night soil ground fine 4. si5 50
ton-a super or article for grain and grass w POI
frlce OF rot DRETTE, 81 60 per barrel. Seven ba,
rels and over delivered free of charge. ~
pamphlet, containing AL necessary intor,,o,;o,
may be had free by addressing letter to Che snbsr
her. = f0 9""scfl-
JAMES 7. FOSTER
care OF the Lodi Manufacturing Company
sc CORTLAND St., New YorL
Agents Barrett Son, Rutland; S. u. Townsend
Wallingtord; g. w Mason, Dastleton. 7.w3y
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CERTAIN nxMi DIArF cupr
he8eman Co.'S Camphor Ice with (3lvc erins !,
used according to the directions will keen The Ia "a
eot IN the coolest weather. Price Is cents aoid -.
druggists. Sent by mail on receipt Of 50 cents -
s- HE0ENAN & CO..
escH'sm Chemists & Druggists, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
DANIEL CRoFooT. ,co,,..
HORACE KNAPP. rs
STATE OF VERMONT District Of Rpt-

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Rut-
~ land, The Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland.
To all persons whom II may concern.
GREETING
Thomas Steward, guardian OF Philip Il. Whitney, Of
Clarendon IL said district, spendthrt, having rep
resented that II necessary sell all the real estate
OF his ward for his support and having made appica
ton 70 said probate court for license 10 make such
Therefore,
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified TO appear before said Court the Pro-
bate Office Rutland, in said district, on the %
day Of February, A. ID. 1868, to show cause If an.
you have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, This 81 day d
February, A. D., 1868.
6 JAMES BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
.,,vS az THE WBEK.--BY TELE-
E" GRAPH,

,.,a (;oods-HOw the rebels ge
"nrIies-ExpeditiOn against Arizona
Il 1000 Union men , ON the /, Ie Tasa TOD
nnrty Of Germans attacked by Texan
New York, Feb. g..
Contraband goods having reached the req
~ from this city, through the West, govern,
Init has ordered that no goods be shiipped
Z nee to the West, without special PERMISSION
(4pm the Custom House. r..
" 4 A letter to Gen. Hamilton from the ohitea
f,ates consul at Monterey, says that millions OF
%lIors worth of cotton are sold there monthly,
q, 81 ,yh;ch i cent back to the rebels in the
III NO &c ,,owder, lead, blankets, shoes, and in
-, o,,orvtbing that can be used in their. army.
orJer was then there for six hundred thou
sand blankets.
Union men are hung in Texas on the slight
est suspicion.
IA party of Germans were attacked ON the
Rio Grande by Texan Rangers, but got away
w;tb one wounded and the loss of three horses.
About one thousand Union men were on the
fruntier, waiting with Impotence to join the
Mderal army.
A letter to Gen. Hamilton from the United
Sta ties consul at Matanzas, says there is up the
riyer force of thirteen hundred Mexlcans,
IN of whom are well armed and mounted,
"a have been driven from Texas, and having
hAeu Joined by few Americans, keep the
6enter, as far as San Antonio, in continual
isfment.
Gen. Vidarri had been appealed to by the
r4te commissioner at San Antonio, to prevent
th INVASION of Texas, but gave him no salts
Gtion.
N,,tIt had lna l~x,t lx Ma
thbrities to our consul on the subject.
Rebel Captsre of sabine Pass.
From the correspondence Of the Associated
Press
Havana, Jan. 81.
An extra copy of the Houston Telegraph,
az January %, gives an account of the cap
TINE. of Sabine Pass, of the United States
brg Morning Light, and schooner, name I'M
knovn. on the 2lst inst, by an expedition of
tbe Magruder feet, under Major o. NJ. Wat
khs.
Major which differ in the number of guns cap
ured Still another account gives eleven as
tie number.
Sabine Pass, Texas, on board C. S.
gunboat Bell, Jan. q, 1863.
Captain -: We met the enemy this
morning in the Gulf of Mexico
Nv whipped them and brought everything to
Sabine Pass. fought him ten guns to our
ore My officers and men behaved nobly.
We have captured two vessels, one of them
Null rugged ship, and the other schooner,
ia twelve fine guns, medical stores and am
muntion in abundance; together with 1909
prisoners. l am here, captain, awaiting fur
ther orders from the Major General command
ing. This communication will be handed you
BY Capt. Don Spowatter, whom L have APP
pointed Captain of artillery, in accordance
With the orders of the Major General com
handing, and assigned him to duty as COM
ms1der of Shelf Bank battery
Very respectfully,
OSCAR NJ WATKINS,
MAJOR and A. A, G Comdg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
A MEXICAN HOUSE RoStor

As the largest and best arranged Hotel in thu fJn;
Yea states Is centrally located and easy of ~
proyements and every convenience for the coJnf In
accommodation Of the travelling public. The slasnins
rooms are large and well ventilated the suites 81 ROOM
and large travelling parties, and the house vii can-i
ue to be kept as first class hotel ia every resI,aot
=, ,ooa LEWIS RICE, Proprietor
bOelohb jan 1000 6.wly inside
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
CONSULTATION. sCRoFuI.A. RHEIrM ArIsM- SC

DIR. R0YCE'S CELEBRATED TONIC BIrTERS.
Composed exclusively of vegetables. They act di-
reey ON the bowels and blcod and mild but thor
ough cathartc. They expe all morbid secretons and
distractions from the body stimulating the internal
gans into healthy action, cleaning the system and
purifying the blood causi it flow anew through every
part OF the body and giving health and life TO the
system For loss of appetite liver complaint iaundiee
dyspepsia, bilious Diseases foul stomach. costveness
Weakness and all diseases arts ng from torpid or dis
eaSed liver Try them. Only rs cents per bottle
Sold everywhere
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12

New York, Feb. 9.
A Fort Clinch, Fla, letter of the 3lst ult.,
states that fight took place on st. Mary's
river, at Scrubby Bluff, between rebel cavalry
and three companies Of colored South Carolina
volunteers.
The rebels attempted to take the steamer
John Adams, by boarding, but the negro sol
diers beat them off bravely.
The Captain Of the John Adams was shot
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COMMISSIONER,S NOTICE. NJ

III IN
~ deTslgned having been appoint ted by the Hon pro-
bate Court for the District Of Fsirhaven Coryniesi
ers to receive examine and ADJUST all Claims and 10
n1ands OF an persons against the estate Of Mary d
wright late CT Casteton IN said district deceased here
aiming sad claims al the office Of Dr. Joseph Perkins
on saturday, the 18th Of February, 1863 and Msrei
10Th, 1868, from one O'Clock, Z. NJ, until tbrae
o'clock r NJ, each Of said days, and that six months
from the 18th day Of January A. d. 1863 is the tns
limited by SAID Court Tor said creditors present sS
said claims 10 Us for examination and Allowance 1
Dated at Castleton, W.T. this 5th day Of febr,,aTv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
vienna MATCHES. = These Matchss

are the only ones used by the Royal FAMILIES No
oihty and Gentry Of Europe. and they sze the Only
matches which should be used BY respectable families
this country; being without sulpher odorless smoke
less vanished, waterproof and beautifully colored a.
fancy round boxes, and at price which brings .hs
piers made in this country. For the ak room
and parlor they indispensable zeoesssfy
nd luxury. Imported ana for SALE Wholesale and re-
81, By J. n. p. RICHARDS, III Commercial 81.
Dosten.
Country heschsen can sRa zee sanelss. soussua
NJ mls ~ EDenn.
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o. BUEL,

( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Tbg III
- - ders1gned' Eaving been appointed BY the Hon
; toDe N"rt for the District Of Fairhsyen Commits
receive, examine and adjust all claims ana
-emands OF all persons against the estate Of Sarah
Howard late OF Benson, said District deceased here
by give notice that viii meet for the purpose Of ez
aiming and allowing said claims al the dwelling house
OF John Dickinson in said Benson the first Thurs
day June next, from nine O'Clock A. NJ Until four
O'Clock, p. M, Of said day. and that months from
the 18th day Of Des. D. 1862, IS tbs tin. limited
By SAID Court for said creditors present. Their said
claims 70 US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Be- SOB. VT. this 81 DAY u February, A.
u. 1863.
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JOHN Balls, To-
% DANIEL cKoFOOT, |o1I IL

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The uo
" dersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District of Fairhsyen, commits
demands Of al persons against the estate OF Pcrrv
q CRIBS. late Of Benson, ia said district, de- ?
hereby give notice that wall meet f. 80
Of examining and allowing said s -. ms 4f PGIpo,e
Horce Knapp IN said Be-" - a. - u IN mn y
June next, frOr" ., - 49,, - - p q
"a - day, and that six months from the 3lst d.y
Of Decrrnb Der a. u. 1862, is the time limited by said
Court said creditors present their said claims {,
us for examination and allowance.
Dated al Benson, Vt, this Sd day VI February, A
ID. 1865.
DANIEL CRoFoor. lc,,..--
- HORACE KNAPP. ~ r.
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Sabine Pass, Jan, 2lst, }
via Liberty, Jan. %. (

II Capt L P Sumer, A. A G.;
n engaged the enemy to-day, and captured
thireen guns and about 81 100000 worth of
properly: and 100 prisoners.
o. M. WATKINS,
Major Commanding.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
LoTHING
Q. MEA>CHAM,

CLOTHING
Tor Men and Boys than before offered il town
which viii be sold at prices that cannot be beat
Also, splendid assortment Of Furnishing eo11s,
Hats, Caps Trunks, Valises, Shirts Drawers, &c.
KINGSLEY,S BLOCK,
SS:vu Hext door TO the Jewelers. Shog
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
BRANpRErHs PILLs-rhey cure Dyspepsia, r

BRANDRETHS PILLS-They cure Dyspepsia, re-
duce, lessen and expel the principle OF disease.
DIR. Thomas II. Hazard, of Portsmouth, r. l., says
That twcntyseyen years experience with this medi-
icine confirms his belief that III very few would
the Physician be required if Brandreth's Pills were
promptly used in the early stages of disease"
j. J. Cock, publisher of the 80 Banner Benning-
ton, Vt, says: "Brandreth's Pills cured me of Dys-
pepsia when every other means had failed, and
actually given up by my physicians and friends"
The same testimony is given by N. Bliss, ESQ., the
well known citizen of williamsburg ana thousands OF
others.
But their merits well known i'll full doses there
is purgative; in smaller they act
gentle stimulus, curing cosveness and purifying the
blood. They everyday curing thousands who
deemed incurabe until this blessed medicine used
Principal Office, 294 Canal Street. New York. jen26:d
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, &c.
HEGEMAN & CO.'S GENUINE COD LIVER
OIL has been proved by nearly years.. experience
the best remedy for Cons lmption, &c, and while il
cures the disease it gives flesh and blood to the patient
See to itthatyou get tbegenuine Sold by Druggists
generally
HEGEMAN & CO.,
dec9:d3m Chemists & Druggists, New York.
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SITE aa1, :. OF VERMONT. n:..
Rutland - The Probate Court tD f., IN Of Rut
Mead, late persons as interested in u. f's' Of
tate. '' Rutland, in said d ihs estate of Abn.r
By the autho,;. f'et, deceased, tss
hereby notified - VI the State Of ". GRkKTIse:
at the Proba o pear before tba ,s mont, You an,
the 10th dav 80 Nmee IN Rutland 4; Probate Cour.
any you baya % March, A ID Issa IN said district =,
adrninistra. WY the aeeoun, 30 70 show Gauss :,
said deeeasaS VII the will ann Anam Hunphrs.
Dated al should not be alovsS OF the estate a
aaary, A. d. 1868. A'a district, this s.h A..
JAMES BRowr
CSS@sr.M'a1nssSSiONER'S NOTICE ~
Probate Court sI having been appoip,as Llhe uh-
sioners to recs;r me District sf Fa;,s ny the Hon
mands Of ali examine and adiust sn Commits
rick late OF pisons against the s. az CLAIMS and de.
give notice .be. In said distric. Arch b. Her
ming ana aI we viii meet far deceased hereby
the aid LOVING said claims AT ~ plrpsse Of exam.
and Tnesa. herrlek, Tuesdav - ne residence Of
from tvo Ine 18th day Of Apr,I ,Vtn Of March
of said Ssv e-ocK N. until four 49, ~; 1868, from
| Deeemha,' ana that six months - +: NJ, each
Court for "a u 1862, the TIM me 18th day 81
us for e.editors to present tbsi ed BY said
| DataS =. pIon and allowance saaa claims e
| ID. 1868. - !, TINS 9Th day Of Febrro.
ASA J. ROGERS.
HARVEY MARSHALL. icou,r.
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VIZ. and Mrs. Tom ThunaI

VIZ ana NHFss lOHA IhuusDs
New York, Feb. 10.
The marriage of Tom Thumb with Lavihia
Warren was celebrated to-day noon at Grace
Church. Both the marriage ceremony and the
grand reception at the Metropolitan Hotel were
attended by thousands.
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X. III. EDDY,
Solicitor OF Patent late Agent of u. s. Patent ofee
Washington, (under the Act of 1870 &c State Street,
OPP osite Kilby Street. Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
G.. r. Train Arrested.

st. Louis, Feb. 4.
George Francis Train was arrested at the
Planters House this afternoon by q. S. de-
tectives, and given the alternative of leaving
the State in ha.f an hour, or going to jail. He
chose the former, and crossed the river imme-
diately.
He was advertised to deliver political
speech tonight, but was summarily prevented
by the Provost Marshal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-08
LATEST NEWS.
The Struggle Sill going on i'm yirsinn--Thc
gallant Charge of the Vi. Brigade.


coPPERuEAp MOB IN OHIO
The news from Fredericksburg continues
all absorbing. There is evidently great
struggle for reinforceinents on both sides.
Up to Wednesday night the news all indi-
Gates that we have so far got the best of
the rebels. Gen. Heintzelman it is no W
said has marched from Washington with
achievements for Hooker. A special cor
respondent of the Boston 7raceller of
Wednesday says
New YORK, May Cup TO Monday
night Hooker had taken from 10000 to
$4,000 prisoners and lost 5000 or 5000.
We then had the best of the battle.
Precautions have been taken to prevent
the rebels crossing the Rappahannock a,
Fredericksburg. On Tuesday there had
been little fighting up to teneo'clock, A. NJ.
Heintzelman was said TO be moving from
Washington to the support of Hooker, who
was master of the position. Hooker has
led several charges upon the enemy.
Since Saturday 1000 rebel prisoners
have been sent 10 Washington, among them
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, and also Gen. Evans
of South Carolina, who commanded the
rebels at Balls Bluff.
Gen. Sedgwick was holly engaged all
Monday, the rebels pressing him at all
points. His men were obliged to give way
before the Overwhelming masses of rebels,
and his discontinue seemed certain, when
the Vermont brigade made ferocious
charge, repulsing the enemy, and securing
the safety of that portion of the army.
The slaughter of the enemy here (near
Banks's FordJ was perfectly horrible.
Whole brigades of rebels being literally
wiped out. =
Gen. Sedgwick, however, recrossed the
river in the face of the enemy after mid
night, the enemy raking our bridges with
artillery, causing great loss Of life. Ho
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-08
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

At Market 44 Cattle about $40 Beevss and "a Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows one, two and
three year olds.
Prices Market Beef Extra 50 90 "a csc; first quail
ty, IS 90 a. $780, second quality, S675 a 100; third quail
ity. 81 50 a 500, ordinary. $780,
Working 01en-Sl00 a LIS,
Cows and $50, s. GAS.
Yearliugs none two yesr olds, nome three ods,
1923 az %.
Sheep and Lambs2300 at market prices in lots-S850
a 90 each; extra, 5000 a 800; q &c y b,
Hides. "a SIC. Z, lb. lallow, S g SIC p ib.
peits. $500 a 80 each.
Veal Calves, from 81, so a 6.
Remarks-Not many Cattle as last week prices about
the some buyers thougo they bought better Sheep
sold same as last Week. Veal Calves plenty.