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Cincinnati, Oct 7.

OInCInnaII, OVt 7,
A general court martial has been in
session this week trying the parties lately
arrested on charge of fraud against the
government.
1t is expected the case of Ii w HART,
a quartermaster of this post, arrested in
July last, will be brought before the court
soon.
A court of inquiry was called for Capt
HART and refused,
The statement made in the associated
press dispatch in July last, that Capt
Hartt was arrested for appropriating govt
funds to his own use, is incorrect. No
such has been made
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HAVE YOU A COUGH Z

Have you Bronchitis, Asthma or Sore Throat
Have your children the Group?
Have you weak nerves disturbed sleep
Have you pains in your side
Have you any symptoms of consumption
Persons thus afflicted should resort at once to
some reliable remedy, and from the testimony OF
thousands who have been cured by DIR. Boyce's
Expectorant, / firmly believe no medicine has
ever equaled its in etfectually curing all
throat or lung complaints. IL strengthens, heals,
purifes, affording nour1shment to the impover-
ished BLOOD and builds up the constitution. 1t
soothes the irritation of the mucuous membrane
which lines the air passages, and which gives so
much distress, causing tickling and rising in the
throat, promotes expecroration, loosens the tough
matter which clogs up the vessels of the throat
and lungs thus enabling the patient to breathe
free ana natural. Try it. Only IS cts. bottle,
Sold by all dealers in medicine
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
.. 00W Rutland, VT,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS.

BRYAN's PULMoEIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs Colds, ore Throat Hoarseness
BRYAN's PULMoNIc wAFgRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAs's PULMoEIc wAFERs
Reieve Splitting of Blood, = aims in the Chest
BRYAH's PuLMoNIc wAFERs
Relieve 1neipient Consumption, Lung ! iseases
BGYhN's PuLMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvua and Tonsls
BRYAN S PuLMoNIc WATERS
helleve The above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAH's PuLMoSIc wAFERs
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions,
jon AosEs, sole proprietor, q Cortlandt street,
New York.
For sale by Pond & Morse, Rutland, VT.
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[ooMMUSIcATEp.l
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A Durable
DISEASE .F -.a -.r.
A @ A r. d
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Il
The undersigned having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several wears with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to m AXE known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it he will send a copy of the
prescription used Gree of CHARGE with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consump tion, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Sc. The only OBJ.
ject of the advertiser in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concieves to be invaluable and hi
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
40:w3m New York.
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SAL CONVENTION. The Convention
eSS the enlargement of the Champlain
which was held at Whitehall on
9th ult., was well attended, and was
pi the most important gatherings held
orthern New York for a long time
Committees were appointed to bring
uoJect before the Legislature of New
and Congress. G. +. Norton of
ssourgh was appointed on of the Vice
laents: The Convention is to re-as-
PIE IN Troy on the 18th inst.
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The War in the Southwest.
New York, Oct. ,

NtW 10rk, Uct. I.
A special despatch to the Herald from
Nashville to-day has the following:
Every thing is of highly encouraging
character. Railroad and telegraph lines
are not materially injured. The former
will be open by tomorrow night.
The design of the raid was to prevent
relnforcements, but signally failed.
A small party of rebels crossed the
Pike near Murfreesboro this morning.
Wilder's Union cavalry forced them to re-
treat in short order.
Col McCook, in his recent raid, took
one Colonel, two Majors, and nine line
officers, and eighty-seven privates, pris-
oners.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Th.

~ undersigned, having been appointed .bv the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of p,,tjard
Commissioners to receive, examine and ad;nst ali
claims and demands of all persons aganst peter
connolly, late of Pittsford in said distr;o. IA.
t esssea hereby give notice that we viii meet for
claims at TIffany's store, on the first DAYS 81 de-
cember and January next, from ten a;cjoch
NJ until one O'Clock P. NJ. each of said DAYS. and
lhaI SIX ss months from the 18th day OF September
SAID creditors to present their said claims ~ rs
for examination and allowance " 10
Dated at Pittsford, VT, this Goth dav of sen.
tember, A. d. 1868. " eeP
THOMAS FANNIAN
AZ HENRY F. TIFFANY, Com'r.s
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81 ECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. TOBIAS, VENETIAN IIYIMENr

DIX. IUBlAS' VENETIAN LINN ENT.
1t cures cholera, wren first taken, in few
hours; dysentery in half an hour toothache in
five minutes. 1t IS perfectly innocent to take in
ternally, and Is recommended by the most emil
nent physicians in the United States. Price Is
and cents.
Tonawanda, Pa, Aug 5. 1852
DIR. ;. /. Tobias, New York Dear Sir have
ussd your Venetian Liniment with great success
both as an internal as well az an external medi-
cine. In caees of bilious collie and cholera nor
bus regard 1t as sovereign remedy. Your We
netian Horse Imminent stands unrivalled as a
horse medicine amongst farriers and boatmen on
TINS canal. WM LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by II druggists. Office, So Cor landt st..
New York senoa.aR,u,s.,
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct 7,

UhIcago, OCT I.
The Evening Journal has information
from passengers just from New Orleans to
the effect that Franklin's Corps was re-
pulsed in an attack upon the rebels at
Brashear City and that Ords 18th army
corps shortly afterwards came up and
completely defeated the rebels.
No particulars or dates are given.
The news is said to have been officially
communicated to Gen Sherman at Mem
phis.
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: ,,,,oxs Of A REBEL MAIL BAG.

.,r,oxs OF A REBEL MAIL BAG.
~ tbe captures by our troops at
AAIun,y,bsSrland Gap was large rebel mail
' Iu" ,be contents of which have afforded
t p"i' amusement and instruction to those
pg I, hive examined them, Among other
WV WI =" ,ha letters confirmed beyond all
,u nay1ioo the tact that the Georgia troops
4u', ns dissatisfied as any in the Contede-
SIe g" s.ryire. Out of the large number of
t %,,r,ija letters in the mail, but two dis
'o,51 any confidence whatever in the
p" 'l ranse. One gentleman wrote home
- a,s wife not TO sell his two pigs for
'C,ntsjerate money, as II was entirely
va,hless Another says; Ii this war
VS., rIosed soon, there will be no men
~ H. We can't ight worldful of men;
h. Smrh can't stand il much longer-our
ham ARE all deserving" Another is more
pyrnqt; " | have never seen men so out
\ ba,rt You had better set your house
orisr, for by Christmas we shall be
H. in the Union, If peace don't come
.on we will all desert TINS is the
ami displayed IN all or nearly all these
Lters-a spirit of utter despair for the
I bsl cause, and Willingness to take the
Inion on any terms, so 1t brings peace,
Don't Pull YouR TEETH, The late
invention of Amer can dentists, at Phila
ssInbla. resolved TO- mendng instead of
knowing the teeth, If the doctrine helps
Aer business, we believe it is also consis-
HI with truth and good sense:
IL Rssolved, That in our deliberate judg-
IL the fragrant and indiscrIminate ex-
scton of teeth, for triting, temporary
III sometimes wholly unnecessary causes,
riich has so long and so extensively pre-
Allied. should not only be held perfectly
nxcusable, but should be severely cen
,nred, and that an intelligent and patient
snedial treatment for their restoration
iom disease and permanent preservation
huld be the first and highest aim and eff
"A of our profession. And, farther, that
! our belief the progress of dentistry at
Il present day has revealed resources,
.ried and ample enough, when timely
sed. for the preservation of almest every
10Th. so that its decay and extraction
nall only be simultaneous with that q the
imam frame itself.
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JASON q HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS.
N very seldom that we are able to d.
Il pubic attention to musical instru-
lis that contain so many elements of
plarity as the above named. As a
pg testimonial to the excellencies of
instruments, the names of over one
fred of the most eminent organists
musicians in the country have been
to their support, pronouncing them
best in the world" Our musical
ers and others interested, are referred
'4e advertisement of Messrs. Mason &
u hin, in another column.
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BRoUGH AND NALLANDIGHAM. Read
this, from one of the speeches of John
Trough, the Union candidate for Cover
|aor of Ohio:
' Not believing the soldiers responsible
M the war or its purposes, or its conse-
Q1ences, ] never withheld my vote where
hir separate interests are concerned"
Now this is from one of the speeches of
Nlandigham, the rebel candidate for
U0vernor:
sAss have not voted for any army or ma
w bill, or any army or navy appropria-
ton, since the meeting of Congress on the
IA of July, 1861"
Again says Brough
II | am not friend of the Confederate
Mites or their cause, but its enemy"
Y Says the arch traitor, Vallandio ham:
IA Then, sir, | am not southern man
her-although in this most unholy cru
ne against the South, in the midst of
|t invasion, arson, insurrectlon and MUIR
a. to which she has been subject, and
With which she is still threatened, with
tie torch of the incendiary and the dag
ger Of the assassin suspended over her,
my most cordial sympathies are wholly
with her.
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Call on your Grocer for Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal saleratus. 1t is the only perfectly healthy
.aieratus made. Alter using one half the paper
II you are not satisfied return the balance. and
get the money paid for the whole. 1t is much
better to use with cream tartar than soda. II is
peculiarly adapted for dyspeptic persons. TRY il.
FOR sale by Druggists and Grooers, and at whole
sale by all dealers. Depot II2 Liberty street New
York.
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PTHE ONO Democracy. The Cincin-
III Commercial, in a report of Vallan-
djeham meeting at Carthage, Ohio, sets
lawn what it calls the "barometrlcal reg
Mern of the meeting as follows:
a. m.-Invitations to drink are freely
Efered and freely accepted.
M 10 a. m.-Sober but drinking.
I N m.-Noisy and demonstrative. LII
\ becoming effective.
m.-Generally tight Pugnsclty
s1g.
p. m.-Rather drunk. Fights freely
hred.
Z p. m.-Quite drunk. Buckeyes IN
sbundance-holders not very firm.
"a. o. m. Very drunk. Hacks and fur
niture cars in demand.
4 p. Individually drunk, Too far
gone to fight.
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DEATHS.

BARLOW-In Berlin, Wisconsin. Jane IA, HUI
DAB A, wife of Franklin Barlow, formerly of
Clarendon, VT, aged 5fyears.
BARROWS-In Wallingford, VT, Sept. %, 1868
ELIZA KsNT, wife OF Philbrook Barrows, aged
Sc years.
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IN A R 10 4 A & T. 8.

MoFADDEN-wHEDON At Finch's Hotel
Granville, N. ", Sept. 27th, by David Andrus
Jr., Esq, JAcoa MoFADDEN, of Pawlet, VT, to
Miss CHARLOTTE @. WHEpoN, of Dandy, Vt.
GRAvES-GkAVES~-At East Wallingford, on
the 25th ult., by Henry White, Esq, Mr. ALoN-
20 GRAVES, and MARILLA GRAVES, both of
Wallingford.
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A Speculation Proposed.

The New York Times contains the fol-
lowing;
The following letter has been handed 10
us for publication, The writer formerly
lived in this city, but left for the South
at the beginning Of the rebellion. The
original Of the lettar is in our possession !:
SHY Dear SH; Allow me to suggest
for your consideration a place for most
profitable adventure, which little dplo-
macy can render perfectly safe and prao-
ticahle.
To obtain TIC pa" So, y..'.4f tacit or
written, so that It be reliable, to run the
line of blockade with cargo of staple
articles from foreign port, and to return
with cargo of Upland or Sea Island cot
on.
Such vessel coming in at Ossabaw In
let, under discreet end rencent master,
with vessel and cargo (when within Con-
federate lines) in my name, would be per,
fectly safe, and | would furnish her out
ward cargo-more than sufficient to pay
for the inward and send sterling ex-
change for your half of the profits.
The profits would enable you TO pay
handsomely for the privilege, either by at
pro rata division of them, or by a direct
bonuS--to whomsoever you negotiate with,
If you can negotiate for such an adven-
ture in any way that is reliable, | will
pay my half of all costs and expenses
INCLUDING that for the pass in and out,
aud give my personal attention to the sale
of the inward and outward purchase of
the cargo-and guarantee the latter safe
ly on board. The profits in aand out
could not fall short of 300 to 500 per
cent on the investment-which will be
equally divided, after dedueting all ex-
penses.
A reply, addressed to R. w. H. Welch,
or Alex johnson, Esqs., Nassau, N. P,
and TO further care of Messrs. John Fra
ger & Co., Charleston, will reach me.
am, &C.,
G. B. LAMAR.
To Hon. Fernando Wood, New York"
This is very distinct and business-like
proposal. The letter did not reach its
destination, so that Mr.. Wood may never
have heard of this very eligible opportu-
nityI or making fortune which Mr.. La
mar was kind enough to offer him. What
reply he would have made to the PROPOSE
ton if it had come TO his knowledge, he
can tell much better than we can. The
letter is important only as showing that
attempts have been made by prominent
men in the rebel States to enlist men at
the North IN the business of running the
blockade and sustaining the rebellion
1t is altogether probable that some of the
proposals of which this is sample,
reached the parties for whom they were
intended. What reception they met with
must be matter of conjecture.
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFHTs not
only of bank bills, but of everything tru-
" valuable. We understand that even
the indispensable article known as Fam
lily Dye Colors" are not an exception to
this rule. The limitations, like all coun-
terfeits, are utterly worthless. Remember
that Howe Il Stevens Family Dye Colors
are the original, the only valuable and
useful thing of the kind.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX.
ES.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in few days, after undergoing all the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes o
treatment, without success, considers it his sacre
duty to communicate to his afflicted creaturesthe
means OF cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send dree) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN M.
DAGNALL, 1853 Fulton Street, NY. 4:wtf
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In word, MAZDA Ne ZADOC PORTER'S
CURATIVE BALSAM is the great antidote to
colds, coughs and coRsump ions, and its use will
amply repay the confidence of the user. 1t has
already done much, and is destined to do more to
mitigate and finally Danish from the human fam
lly, SO terrible scourge of suffering humanity as
Consumption. S9:w3w
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Duel.

San Francisco, Oct, 6.
The editor of the Aurora Times fought
a duel yesterday with DR.. Richelet, The
editors ankle was shattered.
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DRs. JORDAN & PLuMI.Ey

Have opened an Office in Kingslev's block, Gun
stairs), for the treatment of Chronic Diseases in
general.
DR.. JORDAN will treat especially catarrh and
disease of the Eye and Ear.
Brandon, VT, Aug. s, 1868. augl2:d&wlv
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NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES CURRENT

For lots as they arrive from the country Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. S. Mcclure g. Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New YORK.
We quote for the week ending Oct. s, as fol-
lows:
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Mr.. J. P. SEMAN,
STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland

~ Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland
To all persons whom it may concern,
GREETING:
Stephen N. Warren, guardian of George R,
Hulburt, a minor, having represented TO said pro-
bate court that his ward owns one third of the
real estate of Benjamin Hulburt, late Of Brandon
IN said district, deceased, subject to the widows
right of dover, and consisting of house and lot
In the village of Brandon, and that it will be con-
ducve to the interest of his ward to sell his inter-
est in said estate and put the proceeds at interest,"
mas made application TO said Probate Court for liz
eense to make such sale, Therefore,
by the authority of the state of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said court at
the Probate Office in Ru tland, in said district on
the lst Tuesday Of November, A. d. 1868, to show
cause, if any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district. this ID dav
Of October, A. ID. 1863
. Al JAMES BROWN Register.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE Of

AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
Caution to Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc, sup
plying at the same time, the Means of Self-Cure.
By one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
siegle copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
l:wly Bedford, Kings County, N.
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J During the summer of 1888, a land
Srd was brought before Judge Hawkins,
Who sat on decayed stump in front of
b. hotel, on charge of selling liquor in
1pantities less than gallon, being con-
.rary to the law of the State Mississippi. }
The process was commenced.
" Prisoner, are you guilty or not
Gilty ?"
l. Not guilty." the landlord replied.
l. Prisoner" exclaimed the Judge, "you
NOV that's lie! | have drank in your
base more than twenty times day my
49,
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Washington, Oct !

heCfultlng IOr the veteran CofS pro-
crosses very rapidly. In some instances
almost entire regiments have re-enllsted
and applications are increasing.
Two disloyal citizens of Alexandra who
have refused to recognize the reorganlzed
government of Virginia by taking out
license for the lawful transaction of their
business, were yesterday heavily fined by
the county court one IN the sum of Sl43
and the other S243.
A large number Of others will be SINH
larly treated.
Brig Gen Briggs will take charge of
all the conscripts as they arrive in Alex
| andria.
As fast as they arrive he furnishes them
with arms, accoutrements, tents, &c, and
dispatches them at once to the front.
According to the official reports made
to the navy department, it appears that
among the ammunition of the captured
ram Atlanta were shells labelled " Rob-
ms Fluid Shells" but it is not known
whether the fluid is similar to that used
| by Gilmore or not.
The small iron sidewheel steamer Da-
mond arrived at the navy yard to day.
She is laden with liquors and saltpetre
principally.
She had both the American and the
| British flag flying as she came up the riv-
er, and was captured about ten days ago
while attempting to run the blockade off
Savannah, by the gunboat Stelhn, last
from Nassau.
| The subject of the Missouri troubles is
| still under executive consideration.
Foreign News.
New York, Oct I.
The steamer Persia arrived at II o'clock
to-day.
The pirates Alabama, Georgia and Con-
rad had keen visiting the ports at Cape
Good Hope, and mad captured the ships
Sea Bride, Sala, Prince of Wales, and
| Santee, and bonded them.
The Vanderbilt left St. Helena August
10th, in pursuit.
| The channel feet had left Liverpool,
but the frigate Liverpool was left in the
Mersey, 1t was reported to watch the sus-
| pected iron rams.
Mason's letter to Lord Russell with
drawing from London is published. It
quotes his instructions from Richmond
which states that JEFF. Davis believes the
English government is determined to de-
cline all overtures for friendly relations,
and will not receive their minister. 1t is,
therefore, no longer conducive to the in
terest, nor consistent with decency to the
Confederate government for Mason to con-
tlnue his residence at London any lon
ger.
The London Index says it is not con-
templated to withdraw Shdell, his recep
ton by the French government having
ever been courteous, while that of Mason
has been the reverse
The Alabama arrived at Table Bav Au-
gust 9Th, capturing as she did so the ship
Sea Bride, from New York, bound for the
Cape.
She also captured vessel named Sela,
making in all Sc prizes. She left the Cape
August Is.
The Georgia put into Simon's Bay for
relief on the 10th of August.
She had captured had captured aud
bonded the ship Prince of Wales, from
Valparaiso for Antwerp,-her fifteenth
prize.
The Privateer Conrad called the Tus-
carora, put into Simons Bay on the Sth of
August.
She boarded and captured the ship
Santee from Akyab.
The United States Consul protested
against the capture of the Sea Bride on
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REMARKS. Producers and produce shippers vii
If they look to their own interests, see TO it that
they avail themselves of the present market prices
for when prices are at or near the extreme
height, it takes but slight thing to set them
tumohng down. Weather good. Gold, las. Ex-
change, l5s l-2. Note the price of Butter and
Cheese below.
Yours, ETC.,
w. s. MCCLURE & Co.
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- For the first time in twenty years
al order has been issued from the Navy
concerning the old fleet of
line of battle ships. The Alabama, which
W commenced half a century ago at the
N. H., Navy Yard, and has
not since been finished, is now, in obedi-
snce TO instructions from the Government,
u active preparation for service. Orders
Il ft her out were issued some time since,
md she is in course of readiness.
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FURs-Mink and all other kinds sold at highest
market prices.
N. B.-Whol4sat agents for Kentuckss Choice
Ola Bourbon Whisk.es
All correspondence and questions cheerfully
swered.
Yours Respectfully,
W. s. McCLURE& co.