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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

IMPROVED FEELING IN CANADA. 1t
is said by gentlemen who have recently
travelled through Canada that a great
change has been going on in the feelings
of the people towards the United States.
Instead of openly sympathizing with the
rebels as heretofore, the great mass of the
inhabitants desire the success of the Gov
ernment in the present struggle The
present minlstery are composed of liberal
men who are friendly to US. As an in
stance of the good feeling now prevailing
amidst the large majority of intelligent
Canadians towards the North, we learn
from the Rutland Herald that permanent
Surgeon of Montreal has offered his SER
vices to the Surgeon General of this state.
expressing his desire to take care of sick
and wounded New England soldiers in the
hospitals at the South. He is WILLING IN
enter upon his duties at once, and serve
without compensation, paying all his ex-
penses out Of his own funds. He saws
ne would take with him various articles of
clothing and comforts, as some of the Ia
dies OF that city had collected a large
quantity of SOCKS, drawers and shirts for
that purpose. We wish we knew the
name OF Of this patriot and philanthropist.-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

The JAPAN AND THE ENGLISH. A
San Francisco despatch of the 2Sth of
September gives the following particulars
in regard to the reported repulse of the
English feet by the japanese:
The Russian war steamer Novch, last
from Hakodadi, was wrecked on the north
entrance of this harbor on the night of
the Goth. The officers and the crew were
saved. They report that according to
Japanese accounts received at Hakododj,
August 30, the British fleet had been re-
pulsed from Kosgosnia, where it went to
demand from Prince Satsuma the surren-
der Of Richardson's murderers. As the
fleet entered the inner harbor, an armed
japanese d coy boat drew towards the
shore, which was pursued, attacked and
speedily sunk Masked batteries opened
on the fleet, riddling the advance vessels
before they could get out of range. The
japanese claim to have disabled the great
er portion Of the fleet, and the balance
retired from the contest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

POLITICAL. Gen. Mcclellan, speaking
OF Pennsylvania politics, expressed himself
anxious for the election of Gov. Curtin, and
that If IN that State he should vote and
speak for him.
so says the Pittsburg Commercial, and
If true, Gen. Mcclellan will require look
ing after by those who have nominated
HIM for the next presidency.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08
kIIIAND. VT. THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 8.

RosEcRANs' ARMY. Gen. Rosecrans'
army is represented to be in superb
lighting trim, compact in organization, well
supplied with provisions and ammunition.
and full of confidence, The report that
Gen. Hooker is to command division
under kosecrans comes both from Wash
ington and Nashville.
Up to Saturday last it was estimated
that our loss in the battle of Chicamauga
was: killed, 1900; wounded, $500 ;
prisoners, 25C0; total, 1880.
The loss of the enemy is believed to be
10000, and no surprise is felt that they
did not resume the attack
1t was the opinion that if the right wing
had held lis own the result would have
been decisive Union victory The sue
cess of Gen. Thomas en- the left was much
greater than has been represented in any
published account of the battle. Thomas
routed Longstreet's corps, and was IN a
condition to pursue the enemy and would
have done so had not the right wing been
disorganzed
A citizen of Cleveland, East Tennessee,
who had excellent opportunities for know
ing what he states, says the rebels brought
about $4,000 troops into the battle of
Chickamanga. Bragg's force of $4,000
was reinforced by 10000 under Buckner,
10000 under Breckinridge, q 900 un Ter
Longstreet, 1900 under Johnston and
$4,000 Georgia troops.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

REBEL INCENDlARIsM. The New Or
leans Era publishes a startling story to
the effect that JEFF, Davis had been plot
ting for the destruction of all our steam
boats on the Lower Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers by incendiaries 1t is asserted
that the Burning of the steamer Ruth was
the first fruits of this scheme.
The steamer Robert Campbell, from St.
Louis to Ylcksburg, was fired by incen-
diaries on Tuesday morning, near Milh-
ken's Bend twenty-five miles above Vicks-
burg, nc &c flames James spread 50 rapidly that
tne passengers were forced to jump over
board before The boat could be got TO the
shore. Seventy-two lives are known 10
have been lost. The steamers Chancellor,
Forest Queen and Chatahonia, Were
burned at the levee at st. Louis Sunday
afternoon. The two latter boats were to-
tally d, stroyed. The hull and machinery
Of the former were saved. All the bats
Were unCe goin, repairs. They were val
ned at s. S 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

: Horace Maynard of Tennessee, who
was opposed to the proclamation, now con-
fesses himself to be wrong and the Presi-
dent right. He says the proclamation
has made the negroes our true friends.
and their friendship is much better than
their enmity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

REMOVED. The office of the Adiutant
and Inspector General will be at Montpe-
ier during the session of the Legislature,
and all correspondence fer that office
should be addressed accordingly.
PREMIUM AWARDED. Among the
premiums awarded at the late information
all exhibition at Hamburg, was a large
bronze medal to A. s. Clark, of Bellows
Falls, for the best turnip cutter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

-Kossuth lives near Turn, poor and
wan, and his wife in consumption. Carl
baldi is on his island farm at Caprera,
lame but cheerful, with an income Of
5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

In The late political canvass in Maine
i,ba ,esIaent Buchanan was spoken of as
eaS i p0ui'ice that drew the rebellion to a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

EzaTrAcK ON MCMINNvILLE, TENN.
special dispatch from Nashville on Sat
bay says that McMinnville was attacked
|Ooon on that day. The result was un-
o"N, but the fight was progressing
zen the telegraphic communication was
efru2ted The rebel cavalry are re-
tleo TO be crossing the Tennessee river
washington. The cavalry from this
r. NcMlnnville, returned Friday eve
r. With rebel captain, lieutenant and
|prteen paroled prisoners.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

The anglers are going to erect monu-
ment to old "Isaac Waltonn at Staffard
England. Will they put Patience on it
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

Thomas Dooley, Rutland.
James Madden, Rutland.
Patrick Carrigan, Rutland
James Collins, Rutland.
John Foley, Mt Tabor.
Daniel Hahir, Mt Holly.
James Curran, SALISBURY.
Michael Lyons, Pownal
George Reynolds. Pownal.
Michael Quinn, Pownal.
Wilhelm Rose, Searsburgh.
EnroUed and drafted tooice.
james Freeman, Rutland.
Newton II Archer Mt Holly.
Otis Gates, Stamford.
WronQtally Enrolled.
Edward Moyhard, E Montpelier.
Levi Smith, Starksboro.
Rejected tor disability.
John G White, Montpelier.
-. Byron G Smith, Pittsiord.
&. K. CRANE,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. G. Brown,
. se.#- Commissioner.
p. a- BENJAMIN T. MORGAN,
Surgeon.
- PERsoNAL.-D. B. Dudley of Royal
ton has been appointed to Clerkship in
the War Department. He is one of the
editors of the Windsor Journal and last
Fall was an Assistant Clerk of the
House.
Capt. Lncius H. Drury, formerly of
Swanton, commanding the Sd Wisconsin
Battery and Chief of Artillery in Van
Cleve's division, was dangerously wound
ed on the 18th ult. in reconnaissance in
force by Cleve's division, about fourteen
miles from Chattanooga. In 1854 Capt.
D. edited and published the Franklin Co.
Herald at Swanton.
DR. Job Corbin, formerly of Bur-
lington, has been promoted to the position
of Past Assistant Surgeon in the Navy.
He has passed the final examination for
promotion to full Surgeoncy and stands
second in the class.
Henry c. Newell, eldest son of S
Newell, NJ. D., of St, Johnsbury, has
received the appointment of Assistant
Surgeon of the Sd Vermont Regiment,
and he leaves to join the Army of the
Potomac in few days.
Lieut.. H. L. johnson of Norwich
has been appointed Assistant Adjutant
General, wit the rank of Captain, and
assigned to Gen. O. S. Ferry's staff Gen.
Ferry has been assigned to duty under
Gen, Couch, headquarters at Gettys-
burg, Pa.
The VERMONT BRIGADE. The Ver-
mont brigade started from Alexandra on
the morning of September 18th, and after
five days, marching during the time sixty
seven miles, they reached the 9th Corps
Gen. Sedgwick, which was encamped
three miles west of Culpepper On the
way Col. Grant offered his brigade as es-
cort to train of 100 wagons that were
gong out to the ar y empty, and used
them for transportation There was also
a large drove of cattle that went out at
the same time with cavalry escort
When the briga'e arrived within a short
distance Of the Corps they were met by
officers from Sedgwick's, Howe's and
Neil's staff. A mile further on the Sd
brigade were paraded in column at half
distance and saluted them with music, and
presented arms as they passed. Gen.
Neil, who was on the right of his brigade,
rode to the front, took off his hat, and
shook hands with COL Grant. As they
passed the headquarters of the Corps, all
the officers of the staff came out and well
coined them back to the Corps. Every
one seemed glad to see the Vermont brig
ade back again. The brigade was placed
on the extreme right of the army of the
oto mac.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-08

fHANKsclvING. The President has
'ponted for National Thanksgiving the
" commonly set apart by most of the
n es for like purpose, Vermont, how
b, has usually been about a week be-
n. We trust this year that the Legis-
Ilre may get through its business so as
to interfere, on its part, with union of
and all the other loyal tates in Civ
thanks upon the same day, and that
j day appointed by the President.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
First District Vermont.
Rutland, Oct. 5th. 1863. \

The following abstract of persons ex-
empted by the Board of Enrolment for
this District, for the week ending Oct.
3, 1868, with the cause of exemption in
each case, is hereby published for the in
formation of all concerned:
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Whso Gen. Pemberton fsis bach f-lm A55s-
vils lzss year, shortly aitsF hs diaastroes defeat
Of GszaFal Van Dom a. Corinib, hll zgay was
said 70 b wholly demsralizsd, and the enemy
were IN the habit Of prkisg up ssTsgglrTs by
the hundreds, Whs Sell - lns Wsysds iron our
army Tae whole army Wa said e be Epsa tne
verge Of disiRtegration aEd dissciuiion He bad
only eighteen taQazaHd nsa, Wno1 he haaliy
msds stand as GioDsda. IL was ias uaiver-
sal opinion that If Tie enemy sdysueed, cur
army, ia the plight It was, could offer bat
feeble resistance. At that lime Gen. Psmbsrton
commanded 25, COO Rsn, 81 tod, IN the whole
department. of Mississippi sud East LsuisiaRa
h was manaeed on all sides BY force which
reached IN the aggregate $50 600 men. 10 al
appearances the enemy had oniy to close up
upOR eur lit,le bands ts crash them 1ut or scat
Ter them 70 ths louF Wiads. In the then condi-
tien of suT army, and the overwhelming odds
against it, thsre was iitgs a9ps for is If he en-
clny essayed rs desT0eh0n
We bAa suffered 3 ssIsss Of disasters, and shs
ssldlsTs and psypis were Ia tie depths .. gloom
Insre was a8 h5pe i0f i-Easiy sE~c 2, if Jig eas
u1y chose % sdEaase upen us. Ws-8sJ3d alm0st
zt ms mercy PSI D. dii Has sas4acs, gsd tEis
h,ts army Sawed as a naeisas, srsaBa aaicl q
iormids5ie force was gsEhsfed, aud the dde
again tErEed ia oug isVCr
Months rolled on. another serious, and, sp
-a4--Asoh - atAc la
Mississippi. Vicksburg tell Psft Hudson islf
JaeksOa was evseustsd, aad Gem J 5aas on s
army was lhsaght t0 be 10 snaeh tie s4f1s csh1i-
tea that PsabaTs9n's lgs,s yahr ag0 q ere
were some deseFsi0as and musa z Be- ln bosk in
toe army and amolg lho Pe5pls Gsn. tlf3ni
lad only 70 pursue 70 tuige ,3Janstsa fon he
stats, SUD, gsihaPss dssIg7 Ais aaeis arng
lie cid n9t pursue 4a4 ti,s esl- is ssfs aaad
glore dels ninse to-j 81 .a-l 49,, Is 4cl-
soa. A. ssay sass- -ss E4e -esa- N. oaaell
sJup.on- % ths e1R 8 y - aag---yl i.s.los.
iAg nscK
Twiss was onr arluies "a Aa issipsi upoa
tho vsrge si coBlp-s .s.ii.s..s3 1--agas tiaa
FsTy b5l1k ot t-s b ip4as Tee ssve ae
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toe. twic- dti % aaVs "a ula patel 81 .ettss1
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VAE0EK.

Greenwich, long known to histsry, AID well
beloved Of coekney holiday makers, is most i'm
partanf iH ear aRs for certain ediEcs u Wtica
tho F7Rgest czleHlskieHs, ths dsspsst thaurAt,
ard the alluute5t care, are in oBeizdoa day aud
night Tais is the eBssFgsfory ca tie hill; 4
bniA6iar caisGy resaaritabls % tea ru saztt
visir1r for = "a e elsck dsl, the niuae hsna
Of waeh advsH5ss b. s serils sf ierks, as
though Stopping sngaTds tow fds eternity az a
matter OF private Business. fha boar hand Of
this clock may, perhaps, indicatB that the time
Is about kslfPass twenty-five o'elock-aa an
aouDeemsut tbas sOaeTAas PUzEiss ths Hnianght
visitor, anti . Toluntssr phiiosophsr. who az
i3ya iHstIactlng saa iEnersGt, sad.Wbo priaes
BiIsak or ka5EiaE tas ous thi1g, nforlas
ban lhai here there s no Eueh thing IS oae, sVf
or ti-eg o'clock - tia mornug, bHl tsss tile is
c1uufcd from nco1 % noqa, a4d hoR % "a
q s., ole s'eioekA. Il is tairg gen O'Clock, fslsE
c'ciack Bf six.ssn o'clock, aad 50 o..
L 5ssrous ei ssaihy ths iatcgler ct IBIS tnyz-
b ba.ldiac, q g knsek as ts dacr, aud ask
hefin slsh % yiow tas sstS9lIssutns we shsl
81 8fgsfy sot decidedly lHzl'usd t.iat 10
-i,sisf. ar.s a6faitsei7 Ih5s secsus ga Is a5ss-
ig.s.g aeesssasy, for fhs sssEf Is a haId worked
one, ard is uos 70 be interrupted The instrn-
rasuts sss m0st detea.s, aud tsush--ghe rss,-
ing Of hand or 3 screw o. lever, or eve..
Breathing un apeIsIou pFalsh IS iiills ts rust-.
might eauSa a-I-ase OF dslay, Wn.aa could s.gt
oe a&ssdzd.
n islss saEaaid ,as perfset quiel 81 also use-
essay, aud 1t j. net improbable tlai ths visis-
sI9u Of 81 occasional ergsn-gEindsr nslr The
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4 RW gJRG HEN WANTED.

Z HAVE authority 70 rsiss
Company OF Enfanarr.
For Co. J. z H.ri-ss e mzut sl5 ussd s fs1T 49,
men % on tha uambe-
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COBB, woi5his b Tar ths uoss sasans poron o. ts
20 's-ary
81 comp NJ 30 fsr 81 eeuPoss1 of seed maa Witch
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ls-soas -Hdsr siEass-a sat ever f5ry 7sars o. ase
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once c-rrer Wa'i1hal s-l 8 lsla11s rsso>
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CgEALED PROPOSALS W.
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500 nurufr
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L U n F KIN HcE
.gTHEFS Cd.

TUE uaasrsEasd hss tsksn this ois zad sssaa
-0IELs
And is determined % uaEs e g srsteiass H3.sI Hs
charges vii be moderate aaa zr=asly 5sIsH as rt.z
st hotels n oshsr oilss
she invites ths pubic ssuerally sai ssPseialY rslg
gsss Ike hs-ssH 80 give har esf
Wzs. D.
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Al sdvsE lssmsats wi Be charged tEo dollars per
Eguazs for the fEst Insertion and dolaT and hfy
csets IoT each Subsequent insertion.
Lossl Hss ess i Be charged 81 he rate o. fiy e-z.
per line
ObtusTy notices charged 81 the rats Of twenty-five
sE Per llns ana 81 othst sess not q general puio
Interest g. aaH.rr adr=--faesaauts
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CONFBDERATB Money
WANTED.

T oFFER FoE SALE A
PLANTATI ON.
Caufafninr eight huu1red eiFLy aces situated
Greene county Au- nns u ea pesl y ClHt0u ana ~ o.
niles 4 on tke E-uili sD6, river
sasd pIace consists Of pra.r-e. black Etmock and
saady lGnds Fise hundred Hcr-s cea %. ~ ss
-Ith tHe plzce z leEre1. th- enire stoCE aiss
Eogs md Cstrs- Aisol he rn, oddsr Peas sna
Confss -sne5 rsosired in paymeat Tar2s
esah tarthar part-.u.srs address
= 4. DE GR FEENREfD
C. i s6Ea Aisb -.eg meut
Gen Gay ten igais,
srTngrn fhsffanl0g e TsEn.
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REMnYALA

~ a srNMs. COEbussioN AERCHABT. snd
dealer IL al kinds % country Iroduces has 70
s-ese5 rsnse hs las stcrs Do BE Norvr.ss bulaEs
asss bnraad3 Do he STARE siey occupied by lspey
- ood CFocksry merchants, s. hliehah street, Two
zooIs su lissgsiugs Bslp Sc - re- were De wiz D.
tap.s zo serve as q fls tiends are clal1a
ft% ssiE-A iarge ans HsB asso,ied stock o.
sri s. so g SIMS
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wULg COLLARS WAETED /!

DkoPOsALs via bs reeefTsd tins Oass uHtl
Tuesday lie 25ta Of Ansusl, 1863 ior suppiy-
80 THE THlDEAsD 70 CO.. AULE gOLLAsss,
snsds Of elthsr Englar or B,agk Aess
W. also pulekass as "a pricvs "a aneh Gel a7s thf
nay be derersd n any cusslsrulssseT Depot % the
ststs Of Gsorgia- sa1pes al b seen q my oiafe-
j. a.. WlNN EEDEE,
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NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE



K1OAFuLE, TErN- EsaFE-
Augl.t tn. le55
TX compliance Wit an ord from ths Secretary Of
II Wsr i an now oolectug al members Of General
Jchn n Eorgans command Norris W. forty rliIs
easl Of Eno1viLe, The Esst Iennessee srd Virginia
Rz read AL tLose Vho have been ssEEued 10 duty l1
other e1mmaras pfih rep g ~ wiH % tbas D. int
sshen proper stsps VII Be- taken for their retain
tselr csuulalrs
You vii have earned b this tine tsEo --soi6Iers
shat glorious chisfn Ia fal en into he hand Of
The enemy, together sth 1ullber year br-ve CON
rsdes Day g. oarseVes coun7ry snd these brave
E1eu vhe are nog iHearCera1el in Eorthsrn p-isaus
aalE upol % unite a. once. lrFE1ize and be pre-
pared fai1H General hoFvsr e. coon Is be returuH
and svsngs his wfongs bs is held captive.
Caps Sd. 2. ly Me- e " ard s spsn ers store Cha
lauooEE Is &c holzel uT0clre rraLsp rtaticn far a
1nembeIu OF Gen. MorFAas command and 20 ori-i al
oficers ana men ef ihls commEId. s6ssns VI. .hous
leave. - Espart a. once % M5rri.loun. TsBa.
A. r JOHNSON
Colonel C1mmsncing h8rEa e Een
0Eicisi--B II. ALIEN, Capt and JnsFscto- Ge-erzl
ana fGt
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10 CONNGRIPI&!
TO ALL PERSONS
BETyV EEN
The Ages Of Eighteen and
FOFty-Fiye Years.

TE- OaEDEECE TO GENERAL oRDsRs Ns
Il g. Adiutzut sai Enrpsetor Generals oaies darsE
Nogsm5sr %, 1855 Decatur is hereby aPpoin Cd e
Plaes Of rondsEvsus fr The eoznty Of DsEaib Gasp.
seltou Pr CaaPbelt CsrEoItoa for Car.ou, Frsukin
f5r Hssrd. Nsvuaa f1r' Coasta Bucazasl Tor Hsssl-
sau. Cedar T0Eu for PoIk. OaIss rs Paulaiag. Nzs
eta t0r Cob5, and Aaants Tor FuItan.
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CyTRICT attention paia te CONsI9 NgEETS, O.
~ eve scrip pt.on. a1d rcfiira1Cea rompty made
lirdsrs rssPectia-iy l0liciied and carefully aied-
iyb-2m'
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.gLLPERsOa-s
BessUeess Eishseess and Forty
Fire Years,

Whistler rssiasz;H q sly portion o. BE stats.
cher Siaiss Il Ehies ths sfarassid orders = su5s
been nzsRsadsa. are hereby REQUIRED q rs1rt tasm
selves as ne abors nsmsd placas b he Ezsnlar
Roard aod surolns sf5ssr for sxzriuason srd snrsl
asnt. on sas " 6zsd in ths sans1sd ass1e sf IL
Exaaiaias Boera
Tbs notiea i1cluiss EVERT PESOS bslHssn tie
aEaa sPeei6sdhsss gho have been hsrstofsrs s1sas-
taad and dssehErssd sishsr b. ssasa or ConTss-ass
Sarssous, tsxesPs thoss rho hsre received rEBnaEEs
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