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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
JAMES II. HAcKETT, ESQ.

"SING, FOR THE PRIDE OF THE TY-
RANT Is BROKEN These are the jubilant
words with which the Knoxville Bulletin
now Union journal-announces the delly-
eranee of East Tennessee from rebel
rule 1t adds:
''Vindcated and avenged, our people
stand to-day under the old flag of their
fathers, borne into their midst by one
worthy to be their deliverer, the chivalrous
hero of Newben. The symbols of re-
bellion are gone, the idols of the temple of
Baal are broken, and the false gods our
people refused to bow down and wor-
ship, have been removed from our sight
forever.
The worlds history cannot, we honestly
believe, show counterpart to the scenes
our city has witnessed during the last two
days.
Men and women, and even prattling
babes, hailed the old flag with such emo
tons as made it apparent to every one OF
the gallant army of our deliverers, that
here in East Tennessee had been the
home of such deep and fervent patriotism
| as frightened and made glorious the an
nails of orr Revolution. Such patriotism
wintered in Valley Forge, and, during the
war, has marched through dismal swamps
and mountain paths, seeking everywhere
the enemy of constitutional liberty shifting
him hip and thigh, Such has been, such
is the patriotism of East Tennessee. It'll;
with no spirit of vain-glorious boasting
that we write these words. The worlC
will in time know how the spoiler came
and took to himself the heritage of our
people; how men have fled from the des-
potlsm at Richmond to more than prom
ised land across the mountains, and there
taken arms in their hands, faced about
ready and eager with mailed hand
to drive treason and oppression from thei
land.
| To-day they are here-their mission /
accomp. ished, and we are free.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
a E,au,e Apology.

We see it mentioned by way OF excuse
for the disaster at Sabine Pass that those
who had the management Of the expedi-
ton were ignorant Of that coast It re-
minds Us Of the Irshman's reply TO the
Judge, who asked him if he was guilty or
not guilty. g Faith says Pat, can what
is yer honor there for but to find out."-
What were they all there for but to lind
out all about the channel and the pass Z
Or rather. why were they there at all, un-
less they already knew something Ev-
ery landsman of ordinary intelligence
knows that the whole coast has been ac-
curately surveyed, and that there are
maps and charts showing the depth oil
water. and the shoals and sand bars In
every harbor and rivers mouth.
We hope the Bible society will present
these navlgators with testament, and a
leaf turned down at that chapter and
verse in Acts where it says " they SOUND
ED, and found it twenty fathoms. The
idea of laundering upon sandbar with a
wooden vessel, at this day, and in an enc
my's country, is rather too absurd to be
seriously entertained.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
E~ If the Democrats can find a

e. If the "Democrats y can find a
crumb of comfort in the fact that Judge
Coney, the Governor elect of Maine, is
democrat, LET them enjoy it and make the
most of it. We are perfectly willing they
should have place upon this firm earth
and enjoy a fair proportion of sunshine and
vital air, Tse only interest we could ever
feel in having them defeated or punished
would be in cases where they seemed to
be dangerous. The great fact of impor-
lance to a Union man to notice is that
Judge Goney Is opposed to the rebellion,
and III favor of supporting the administra-
ton in all measures necessary to put II
down. All those who sympathize with
him in these views will naturally rejoice
in his election and IN the defeat Of Mr..
Woodbury., who was supported by the
democrats as a peace man; and if any
of the latter class are disposed TO regard
their defeat as "not much of a shower"
why just let them float along and say moth
ing about it,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
From Admiral Por"
Washington,

Wasillngtoni
Rear Admiral Porter, "fll
Department under das'
18th, says;
The river below seems qulsI
There has been but one ao'.
to obstruct commerce or traoss
A body of guerrillas attacsel
boat Champion from benin! !.
while she was conveying a Dog
below. Il
The troops passed on sss',
Champion stepped and tough
until She made them retire, u y
their men-rerort says tiity M
They have not been hear : v,
cepting that they were laID4
Alexandria. Il
As | came up ] ovef'ooh an
marine brigade under Col o =. !.
ported to me that he had u,
Bolivar three rebel paym u,
5000, 900 in confederate n0nf
the soldiers at Little Rock.
He also captured the sSO"
of 35 men. ia
This will not improve ~
ton already existing IN ~ ~ r.
the next news we hear WI AZ d
| Steele has possession Of L'' ds;e'
The gunboats pick W N !
the enemy daily, who say and
tend to fight in Arka z, n h D
proper steps she will %
again in forty days, .,da OIL
who was on a conscflpl. .;o,
lit gave unusual satisfaction
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
GEN. Rosecranz to be reinforce
Heavy firing heard i'm the vicin .
ity of CharlestOn.

w aSnlngtoh, oept, -A.
The official information received from
Gen Rosecranz's army is several hours
later than that published in this mornings
papers, confirms the leading points in the
kilograms.
The fact that Gen Rosecranz was not
reinforced before is certainly not the fault
of the government, but there is no doubt
that every effort is now making to increase
his strength by reinforcements from more
than one direction.
The steamship Mississippi reports pass
ing Charleston at o'clock Sunday morn
ing, and heard heavy firing.
The Fulton reports the work of mount
ing guns on battery Gregg very slow, in
consequence of the annoyance received
from the rebel battery Bee and Fort Moul-
trie, by shot and shell fred at intervals OF
about 20 minutes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
WASHINGTON. Sent. %.

. Judge Fisher in his address to the grand
jury on the opening of the Cincinnati court
to-day, said: .
The readiness with which you have each
taken the oath of loyalty prescribed by
the act of June II, 1862, leads me to rely
with full confidence ans faith upon your
determination to bring to condign punish
ment, as far as far as you can, any traitor
if there shall be any in our midst, who
has by his acts and conduct made himself
distractions to the provisions of these
statutes, which have been made for the
punishment of treason, the highest crime
known to the law.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Executive Mansion,
Washington, Aug. II, 1868, (

asnlhgton, aug ~, louo'
NY DEAR Sm:-Months ago should
have acknowledged the receipt Of your
book and accompanying kind note, and |
now have to beg pardon tor not having
done so.
For one of my age have seen but
very little of the drama. The first pre-
sentaton If Falstaif Lever saw was yours
here last winter and spring. Perhaps the
best compliment | can pay is to say, as !
truly can, | am very anxious to see It
again. Some of Shakespeare's plays |
have never read, whilst others have gone
over perhaps as frequently as any unpro-
fessional reader. Among the latter are
Lear" Orchard Third "Henry the
Eighth "Hamlet' and especially MAC.
BETH" think none equals "Macbeth. !"
1t is wonderful. Unlike you, gentlemen
of the profession, | think the sollloquy in
"Hamlet," commencing, ooh, my otfense
is rank" surpasses that commencing,
ssTo be or not to be.n But pardon this
attempt at criticism. should like to hear
you pronounce the opening speech OF
''Richard the Third"
Will you not soon visit Washington
again? If you do, please call and let me
make your personal acquaintance.
Yours truly,
A. LINCOLN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

The Champlain Valley Agricultural
Society's Cattle Show at Vergennes last
week was considerably below its usual
standard, the entries in nearly every de-
partment being quite small. The address
was delivered by Hon. G. w. Willard of
Montpelier upon ''the relation of the farm
er to society and the state"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
The news from England is rather IA

The news from England is rather ia
yorable than otherwise. 1t is confidently
asserted that the Government will detain
the rebel rams, to await the result of an
investigation. In that case we shril gain
valuable time to capture or more efectu-
ally blockade the three or four strongholds
which vet remain to the enemy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

THE SpEAKERsHIP AGAIN. The Bel
lows L alls Times urges Hon. John f.
Deane of Cavend sh for Speaker on the
ground that as the Governor last year was
from the east side of the "Watershed"
ridge, and the Speaker from the
western, there should be change this
year
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Foreign War Steamers.

Stonnington, Conn. Sept. p.
Two large steam frigates, probably
Russian, are now lying off here waiting
for pilots, evidently bound westward.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

Nor A VorE. There are five banner
towns in Vermont, in which the Redfeld
ticket was too coppery to receive single
vote. They are as follows, together with
THAR vote
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

e The I'd Vermont regiment ELECTS
great praise from the Poughkeepsie Eagle.
They deserve it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
St Petersburg. Sept 9.

The Journal of St Petersburg of to-
dav, denies the runners published by the
foreign press concerning the new arrange
ments by Russia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND SHAKES
PEARE, The following letter from Mr..
Lincoln TO Mr.. Haokett, the celebrated
comedian, in acknowledgment of copy
of Mr., Hackett's work on Shakespeare,
has just been made public;
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
LATEST NEWS.

Loheion, bSPl' ~
The London Times Paris correspondent
writing on the subject of the French eccu-
patton of Mexico, says that the Federal
Government may as yet have taken no
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Foreign News.
Sandy Hook, Sept. {

Sandy Hook, Sept. %.
The steamship Etna, from Liverpool
the 9th, via Queenstown the 10th, has
passed this point en- route for New York
city.
Her dates are all one day later than
those per the Hecla.
LATEST NEWS.
London, Sept. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

SrATE GUaED. IT, citizrus ~ Norwav
havc taken bold ct ihi- matter Ia earnest
~ Nor~ay th-y have enough uicn enrolled
for a iull company. III Infantry orsani-
zation formed a neucleus aruund ~hi,h TIL
m-n gafhrrrl rraiily. AMI thes voali likr
O. organize thc Company Ia tl4t village.
III roli- IN Paris ar filing up. 30 thar th-
COMPANY ~d D. shortly organiz-i. The
isj.s.as-s., -. 49, a. =->..=- .--l-- 81
Siscmeut. AMI un.ier the terms of th- order
under uh.ch tbs body Q. orgaaiEed al
probably detail m-u from ,irh eurolimcni
O. isruI t,lf uecsssar, number
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

AL tlso,c Engaged Ia drisius the u~grocs o.
hght FOR their c0aniry O. D. isions. and a.
r,c's,i the immediate execution OF al sach
a. sbouid hs captured. has. given you
time enough % reflect IN your oily
No. give you notice that unless this or
der j. Immediately invoked. -il A. oncs
causc the cN-cutiun Of every rebel ofIicc.
and cvery r-hci Stakeholder IN my posses
sion. Tee poor negro - fghting ~ hber-
~ in it. truest sense. and Mr.. Jefferson has
beautifully sal o. IN sub a war there 70 no
.ttributc q thc Almishiy which will inducc
hun % fight on tie side Of the opprcssor. 10
Nou say you are 6sbiius So liberty -.
you arr sighting fcr ibert, liberty 90 keep
four millions q your fellow bci-gs in ign9-
rancc and dcgradaiion Liberty % spa
rafe Parcn,s and childrvn. husband aud
wife. brother AMI sister Liberty 20 steal
the products II their lal-or. cSartrl With
many a cruel lash and bittcrtsar, Lil-ert,
q scdu~c their wivcs and daughters. AMI 20
sell your ON chillrcn INTO bondage, Lib
erty % kill these children Nth impuui,v
When the murder cannot b. proven BY one
- pure white blooi, This Is the Kind Of
liberty tie liberty to DO wronr. Which "a
an. clisi Of III iallsn angels. as conts nd
49, Tor ~hen be was cast into heu
have the honor o. b.. very rvsp'y.
our most obe,iisnt servant.
(>igued) II. HrNrEr.
MAJOR General Commanding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

NOTICE oF FUDEsLO~I No. i.
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ROBEgT CnAPNNN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

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ftlt.. etfhta 60 g. A. faraft 81 pafrI. On
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Ew WOODBURY. Jsfr-.
a tns rlry-Aue- - Noses. R.ss@es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

ONFosp.s. A. Cosirt q ff.sis.t. hsid .f
Mst-ri.srt snhfn So g. ~ Counts ,fOxtfsi.
en ~ t~~.is hf-i o. 81 gsn-ssfy. A 10. i-oJ.
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thfi ihev mas spT-sr - Probate Csssrt % -
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sol sh~s csrs~. n ang thry have ~ the sd
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ceased.
Ew. WOODBURY.. Jsass.
J. : HOBBS. R.rs,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

SrArr irIsis. The shower ON SUNDAY
evening -hich ~as shght here. "a. vrrv
heasy North and Past - ~. In Liver
nor. &c learn that thsrs was cousi,lrrs-
bic amount Of hail The krnnebec river
vas raisei Eve inchcs BY The Shower up nv
er. No rain felI in Kennebsc County.
j. The to-n meeting At GRAY. Monday. /,
~as voted - O. -. % paw a bounty %
So % ever man drafted under thc con
scnP,iou la-. Thi. j. only about half the
vote % The town. many Republicans refu-
sinS - take part in ~hat they considered
an Illegal proceeding.
The Belfast Az gave, The details 81 ths
trial Al th- late term q th- supreme Jadi-
cal Court ia hat cisy. % Mr. Daniel n.
WAdleisb. Of Frcc,lo.n. on the charge Of
nal-Practicc. ia producing the death q
Mp- Bon. lIan H. wss coavicted o.
roAnsiaughter aal caed go
The county % Pcnohscot j. SAID TO Be
eutirviy FRYE from debt thi, ycar-,hc Gr,t
time 'incv 90 orsaniraiioa. Fortunate
county.
Y 4 letter q che I'D states d" Oar army
has r-achcd thc rrrcincts 20 Port HIsdsoa
and ar attack - 10 progress. Gen. AuSur'.
whole division fought thc enemy nine boar.
Yesterday. and drove him thrcc miles
bivouAcking At night AZ tie utmost lraits Of
The advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
A DNINIs rRAroR-s sAl.E. D, - !,

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
RosEeT CHAPMAN.
NOTICE ~ ToRErLnsTRr a..

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