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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
Local and state Items.


Big GuS,-A l5-inch Dahlgren gun,
weighing 42,50O pounds, was at the depot
yesterday on the way from Pittsburgh to
Boston. Several inquisitive individuals
thoroughly investigated it by crawling in
side.
ALL THE MODERN IMpRovEMENTs.-
The Woodstock Standard says that the
managers Of the Vermont Central railroad
on Monday last attached a smoking and
euchre car to the mail train, an improve
ment which will be hailed with delight by
thousands of travellers.
REcRuIrING.-Lieut. ID. j. Stafford has
recruited fourteen men already at Morris
vile for the Eleventh regiment.
The NEws.-We occasionally have to
learn the home news from out Of town.
For instance the Troy Times says:
AT Rutland, two or three days ago,
tall copperhead who was rejoicing over
Hooker's defeat was laid on the ground
by an Alabama Unionist, Edward Heald,
who, being anxious to get back to the
home from which rebellion had banished
him, could not see any particular ground
OF Jubilation in the retreat of Union ar
my.
VEST Pocket DIoTIoNARY.-We have
received from Messrs. J. B. Lippencott &
Co., of Philadelphia, publishers, hand
somely bound little volume, entitled "Jen
kins' Vest Pocket Lexicon" It's espe-
cial value consists in the fact that it is
got up on the plan of emitting the most
common words, familiar to every body.
and thus making room for those which
are more likely to be sought for in die
tionary. 1t has very favorable notices
from sources of high authority. Among
others the North American Review says
1t is one of the most useful little vol
nmes which modern photography has Civ
en- to the English public of letters.
We cannot doubt that vide distri-
button will repay the intelligent toll of the
compiler"
In list of recent deaths at the
Washington Hospitals is the name of
John Bailey, llth Vermont.
NEw PAPER.-The "Newport News.
instead of the Monitor, is the name of the
new paper just started at Newport in this
State. We have just received the first
number. Its appearance is good, and it
gives promise of being good paper
The people OF Orleans county may prove
public spirited enough to sustain two
newspapers, but we don't yet "see it."
PREsENTATIoN.-On the evening ofthe
9Th instant the members of the Emmett
Guards, 18th regiment presented Captain
Lonergan with splended sword and
bet, as an evidence of their respect and
esteem.
MURDER OF A UNION OFrIcER.-
Captain Howard Dwight, while bearing
dispaches toGeneral Banks from his broth
er, General Dwight,-to whose staff he
was attached ,-on the road between AL
exandrla and Franklin, La, was captured
" three rebels, and as it appears by the
dispatches, was shot in cold blood without
the shadow of cause.
General Banks has ordered one hun
dred persons, living in the region where
Captain Dwight was murdered, to be ar
rested and sent to New Orleans as hosta
ges, until the delivering up of the murder
ers 10 the .. S. authorities.
Tue KILLED AND WOUNDED. - The
off 3ial statement of the killed and wound
ed in the Charlottesville battles is as fol-
lows
KILLED.
Officers, I54
Enlisted men, 1858
WOUNDED
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

The yer fed returns of the missing will
not exceed $500.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

Examiner !
icksburg =
dearest oO'
(rebel) 10
reported. !.
subjected y !
cry plapI~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

Col. GRANTS ADDRESS TO HIS BRIG
ADE.-The following is a copy of the ad-
dress Of Colonel Grant, commanding, to
the lst Vermont Brigade, after the bat
tla oF Rnol L. -,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21

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learn irt
+ Col Grf'i
|tion in Vici;
Ia adOped \
! position \
have W
Is held. Pd
aitor becaaI
be taken /
the apps
|ility to deIa
[ttack Is y
than IN fr'
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by the fsd'''
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Ire taken
and nung !
10th.
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NY FARM AT EDGEWOOD.

M ,.,-'..-.
Country Book BY TX MARvsI- aa'hor OF fevo',c' .,
Bachelor" In l vol. l2fuo - - IN he'eee D"A~s' NC
81 55 Hall Cali - -. Turkey, eA,ra - 40
TABLE or CONTENTS:
L SEARCH AND WINDING. .
Arosnd iAe House. " ha' 70 10 WIZ 'Ae f''D'
My Bees. i'NTyns'
z Clcsr.ue Up. LaboIeis
n TAXING KEiSs IL HAND.
Sunny Frontage. ne attic
Farm Buildiuss
ns CROPS PEOyITs-
The mn Land Fine Tth makes Fine CToph
The Farm r lat Seeding and Trembling.
An Illustration of So41ns. How Garden should LOOK
An old Orchard. ne Lesse! FRUITS.
Tie Fears. Grapes. 49,
Nv garden Deb; and Credit
Ilums, Apricots and Peaches Money Making farfnera
The gou,ry. Does Farming Pay
Is Il pTOhiablei
~ HISnRASCEs AND HELPS
The Argunent Opportunity for Culture
Agricultural Chemistry. Isolation OF = lntIs.
AGypscous Illustration DickoTnf .,
Scis.Ire ,nd Practice. The Bright Side
Lack Of Precision busih,s' rec
knowing too Much liatc ior science.
A sth.,iss Of lie business Rural Decoration.
Walks fo"crs
strrhherv Ltuyoi.
Tho Kew FORK Times says Nv have here indeed rose
Geo--c q no avoids no pfuon OF the sonei NNs o.
ee sgulect tut wEe graphing VAN tAin invests 'heil W
NJ hues Of brilliant fancy I'D lie Ass'aoHs O. oD4''"e'
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rvp pARTONs NEW WORK Is READY.

MR.. PARTONs NEW W vl,l n - , kEAp ~,
a.. q tho Administration OF the Department; of the Gnii in
,he wear 1862 WI an sccau. Of the capture Of NewoTean
and Of the prevors career OF TIE General civil and
uai,srv. By JAMES PARTON, author Of Lie and Times
=, Aaron Burr Life of Andrew Jackson etc Crown Svo
with portrait steel and maps $50 Up Price IN cloth 81
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yruE "WORKNG FARMER" FOR 1904.

FEUE WORKING EARMER' FOX 1904.
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.ANDALLs YOUATT on TIE HORSE.
r,yIE ATHENEUM COLLECTION or

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JUVENILE ROCKS
J TUBLisALD THIS DAY,
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d. APPLETON Co.,
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II AT HOME AND ABROAD: Or HOW TO BEHAVE.
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Coruoraiiou Nolices.
49, or - s1RrEr cosSs.l0yEa.

NlwA OK November -. ie,..
no CONTRACTORS. 800 PROPOSALS n
.ct il sealed ole ad .Tsrd with me n's o. 'n
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Der A. laoi; At, e~.r,s,
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fr,, llou.s fof Hook and adder Company Nc u
Fsr new Iiouse Cor fusiae tOnl ANY No. -
ns,. House for frrira Company No -.
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Alterations aId additions g. House o' his'-'
No. lL 80. ,,. ...y NJ -
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D. AZ Co.. HAVE Just PUBLISHED -
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By Caarics Mervale b. ~. Vol J. handsomely printed
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. WITH
eONF OF THEIR APPLICATIONS To SOCIAL rill.
LOsOPHY. BY John ssusT. NIL zYos, ayo. Printed o.
Tinted Paper. &c.
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Nos. as end IS BROADWAY, y Y.
L"KTEP 4 GOOD HEART A Story foI The Ee-rJ
Chris;mss Times. BY Cousin Carrie. vo-, lone Illus
ksied. IS
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" TIE PIT LAMB. AND OTHER STORIES. 2
COUSIN ALICE .u.lo q NO Such Word - A." et
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". HARRY'S VACATION; Or. PHILOSOPHY 4
HOME. by Wm. {, Richards yo-, lca.o. 81 ccn1~
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A MEXICAN INDIAN, CHINESE AND
IA FRENCH fAES.-inAa Clinete. Jipnnese Manila
American Indian aud other Goods l HIa ,t,cs many -
which "ciy APPROPRIATE IN sh le Az HIosl iof 'As
and foreign countries, particularly
InH TuE iluLfDAis,
many Of them unique, useful, aHmohlb' dethaDlci
AID avid a. reasonable incrs, Nhor.t' ord Retail At
FOUNTAIN Co.'s,
No 800 BROADWAY, bet. 1871 aud itlrs
Curfoso- Carved ivory aud oTt eel oil tunoiiies lmod
en s.cent slao othes JoseDev mtces lcst oloped
" GVy.
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APPLETON'S UNITED STATES POSTAL GUIDE
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Compete List Of Po..C-e tAToas lo-t tie United sAes
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-30
nALroN wAYs1pn nosPlrAL.

This enterprise has been commenced under favor
able auspices. A asement rSomin Capt. Morris
new brick building near the depot, has been furnish
ed for the accommodation Of our sick and wounded
friends Those oA urlOugh, or discharge, are cordi-
ally invited to call and refresh themselves free Of
charge. Those who may be too feeble to travel, or
otherwise detained, will be furnished with sleeping
accommodations in the same building.
This Is branch of the Georgia Relief and Hos
p,tal Association. aud has been tlsns far supported
entirely by voluntary Efforts Contributions here a.
at Augusta, are respectfully solicited Donatlons in
provisions clothing or money, may DO directed 70
me, or LETT at the IOOm in care Of NJ J. II. Lowery
Tho folio wing contributions are acknowledged
From Hon. VIM. Hammond. nd.,.,.,...n....D 90
/" DR.. +. A, Thomus. s.........,.......,.... s 90
4" Mrs. Wallace potatoes, sugar aud coffee.
JAMES A. WALLAoR,
Superintendent
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LVscu6URG, VA.
STAPLES a 4 BILLIARD.

T'HE senior psriner has ~ svceted Hr. P. n. Dll.
Il lefd with him In bis GENERAL COMMISSION
aoIicta consignments ~ Sugar Molappcn, Cotton.
herchandino and Produce generally 10 nsll pro
duce Al highest market rates. attend Ia ptrs0n 10
weights and delivery. and aehd account aalea ana
eheckAa once y The cid eslabllnhed rule u thla
House. II has answered an extended putrcnaRa
which 20 years experisnce with this market aud oar
present Increased facilities, prepares ua 10 megi with
cur usual promptnehs.
AbsAi advances o. any Alnopnl pf Pfodnes "a hama,
Alyays On band heavy stock Of Manufactured
,end smoking TOBACCO. warranted a. ttpreaenfsd,
And ~ lew A. can be bad IN Virginia,
ianIT an' BOA 3T sfAFfIs 4 DILIApD.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,


lNHE next Session Of this Institute will commence
u ON the FIRST MONDAY Of January 1868, under
be direction and prolessOrship Of the Rev. Mr.. Brad
haw, who has he'd charge of II for the last l6
4onths
The Trustees In making this announcement would
lost especially appeal to all citizens who have
ughters TO educate TO send them to this institution
lr. Bradshaw has had charge OF the school for the
|st 10 months, during which time he has rendered
hpe, ant We might say universal satisfaction 10 the
ustees, patrons and pupils There never was bet
D time for men TO educate their daughters than now
smoney IL plenty Everything farmer raises bears
prices, and che Tuition TO this School is the same
Ath was when everything was at low hgures.-
hat excuse can there ho now ior'a man who neg
tts to educate his deughteri None. Because here !,
Cleveland a healthy locality, we have an Institute,
Tn an excellent Iustructcr aided bya sufficient corps
Assistants. TO instruct all who may favor II with
cir patronage. Let ono and oil put their shoulder
the wheel and build up such a School as will be OF
alculable benefit to Us and an honor to our town.
u have the building aud we have the Teachers-the
lance devoyes upon the people. We hope they may
{ bly, perform their duty.
rbe Trustees are thankful TO the ,iiizens for the
tronagO bestowed upon Mr., Bradshaw heretofore
NJ are glad TO know that under his administration
n Institution has not lost any OF the enviable repu
lion II sustained in "the better days OF the Repub-
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ExaminatiOna Of Applicants

For the appointments Q6 Artillery officers Cor u 4,
nance duty, will, In accordance with paragraph
General Order No, So be held near the head auat
ters Of Gen. Bragg beginning on Jan. 2tth
Applicants for the appointment Of Llsatenaat will
be examined In English, Arithmetic and Ordnance,
as cohtained In the ''Field 0rdnanc. ManuAir
Applicants for the Appoiu tment Of Captain Willis
examined, In addition 20 the abeve sableela, In the
elements Of Algebra, Plane Trigonomeiiy, Mechan
les and Chemistry applied TO ordnance.
The candida es for examination will address thel,
application 10 the General commanding. When sp
proved tbsy viii bs hieg with the Chief Of Ordnance
OF the army corps. W. LEROY BR0uN,
lIAnlG-lU 1t Col. on Ordnance dutv
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81 rhe following besutifui verses on the death
{ Zoiliconer," which have been repubIished with.
ut credit, were written by Harry Flash, Of Mobile
Ow volunteer aid Of Genefal Hardee
On the Death OF ZoIlieOner.
First In the fight, aud frss Ia the arms
OF the white winged angels of gsry,
With the heart Of the South at The feet OF God
And his wounds TO tell the story
The blood which flowed from his hero heart,
On tho spot where he nobly perished
Was drank by the earth as q sacrament,
In the holy cause be cherished.
In Heaven, home with the brave aud blSst,
And Cor bis souls sustainirQ,
The ApocalyPtic eyes of IT.
And nsthing on esEth reminding
But handful Of dust, In the land OF his choice
name in sOng and story,
And lame 10 shout, with her trumpet Selce,
Died en- the field Of Gl0ry
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Il Mo.l2 Mo.P MOI q Mo.6 Mo ll2k
ExCnANGE NOTICE NUMBER 8.

ALL CONFEDERATE OFFICERS AND MEN
who have been captured and paroled in Virgin.
A and Maryland, at any time from the beginning oil
lostilties 10 the lst of November 1862, have been
luly exchanged and are hereby so declared.
2. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Aikens Landing, on James River, atany
lime previous TO the 18th Of November, 1862, have
been duly exchanged and are hereby so declared.
3. AllCcnlederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Vicksburg Mississippi, previous to the
st Of November, 1862 and including said date have
een duly exchanged, and are hereby 80 declared
ROBERT 0ULD,
Jany 25-Gt Agent Of Exchange.
0E- Southern papers copy and send accounts to
War Department, at Richmond. .-[Richmohd Elk.