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capture OF more Suffers Wagons by
Wosby--Gen Grants Official Re.
Mashinofnn- Ann 10

Washington, Aug. II.
Last nj hit Mosby's guerrellas captured
p suffers wagons short distance beyond
Occotunk Creek, south of Mount Vernon.
A detachment of federal soldiers are in
pursuit.
The report Of the operations of the ar
my of Tennessee from tie day that Mai.
Gen Grant assumed immediate command
of the expedition against Vicksburg to
the surrender of that place, is published
in the Special Gazette,
He saws that II is striking feature, so
far as his observation was, of the present
volunteer army Of the United States, that
there is nothing which men are called up
on to do, mechanical and professional, that
accomplished adopts cannot be found for
the duty required in almost every regi-
ment, He cannot close his report with
out an expression of thankfulness for hi
good fortune in being placed IN co-opera-
ton with an officer of the navy, who &C
corded TO every move that seemed for the
interest and success, Of our arms his hearty
and energetic support.
Admiral Porter, he adds, and the very
efficient officers under him, have ever
shown the greatest readiness in theI. Co
operaton-no m tier what was TO be done
or what risk 10 be takenp either by their
men or their vessels. Without this prompt
and cordial support, my movements would
have been much embarrassed. if not Who'll
~ defeated,
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News Items,

Prominent officers in the Army of
the Potomac entertain the opinion that
General Lee will attempt an attack on our
army, arguing that the pursuance of that
policy is his only hope, as we can obtain
relnlorcements where he cannot. The
ranks OF our army are rapidly filling up
by the arrival of conscripts, and Gen. Lee
may be greatly deceived as to his estimate
OF the result of such operations.
The Washington Star of Monday eve
ming, says: ave are able to assure the
pubic that the military prospect in ev-
ny quarter is all that can be desired,
The information that has reached here
during the last forty eight hours, treats
almost exclusively of details that cannot
prudently be published, but we have no
hesitation IN saying that at no former peri
cd of the war have our military affairs
been IN so promising condition as at pres
ent.n
=, The mails by the China reached New
York Tuesday night. She brings three
days later foreign files than those previ-
ousiy received. The comment of the Eng
llsh papers on our affairs testifes to the
continuance of great interest in the issue
OF our war, though the Polish question is
ior the present the great question of Eu-
rope. The three powers are reported to
have agreed upon joint note in reply to
Prince Gorchakoff. The French papers
issue important documents on Mexico, in
particular proclamation of Gen. Forey,
recommending the fusion of all political
parties INTO one national party.
A rebel Lieutenant who has recently
deserted from Lees army and come with
IN our lines, brings reports indicating an
almost hopeless condition of affairs for the
rebel "Conlederacy." Great dissatisac-
ton Is said to exist among the North Car
DINA, Tennessee and Mississippi troops, who
are ANXIOUS TO return to their respective
States, The Forth Carolinians are esne-
claIly clamorous, and declare that once at
home, they will throw down their arms
and abandon he rebel cause. The troops
from the Southwestern States saw that
there is no use in further resistance, since
Flcksburg and Port Hudson have fallen.
- Rear Admiral Farragut was official
ly received Tuesday at the BROOKLYN Ma
Wy Yard. About ten o'clock in the fore
noon he arrived off the yard, ACCOMPANIED
by Commodore Palmer of the Hartford
and other officers. In the absence of Adj
mlral Pauldng, Commodore Rudford,
commandant of the New York Naval Sta
ton, proceeded to welcome the hero of the
Mississippi, and soon afterward the chief
officers of the port, Capt. Percival Day
ton, Capt. Worden of the Montauk. Lieut..
Commander Fillebrowne, joined him. The
distinguished visitor was most cordially
greeted and congratulated on his brilliant
career on the Mississippi.
A shrewd little woman swindled a
real estate broker cut of Sll, 900 IN Chi
cago last week by means of forged draft,
which was cashed for her at one of the
banks, upon the formal introduction of an
influential citizen. The affair is rather
stupendous-tor woman.
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Ah" Indian Erou bies~ Battle below
Fort Union on the Missouri River

ChICdSO, Aug. IL.
\ special dispatch from St. Paul saws :;
DR.. Hoyt has just returned from the Ida
no gold mines. He reports that in bat
tie between the passengers of the steamers
Shreveport aod Robert Campbell and the
lnians, 100 miles below Fort Union,
tweuty-eight Indians were killed and
a number wounded Three whites were
killed and two wounded.
The boats We're on a sand bar.
They had two howitzers aud were bar
rIcaded with bundles OF buffalo robes.
DR. Hoyt reports that all the Indians
this side Of the Rocky Mountains are hos
title. He thinks that the expedition of
Capt Fisk will fail.
\ letter from SibIe'vs expedition dated
James River, July DIST, says: a battle is
expected with the Indians within two
days.
1t seems Is be the desire of the Indians
to leave the prairie and draw our forces
into the billy country of the Missouri and
, then give them battle.
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u'es routed the enemy and drove him to.

ules routed the enemy and drove him 10
'rds the river, ' W
w, m within short distance Of ,ho
bridge ca, Bulord's command came mn
and took the ad,. '''o' %
We lost 20 killed, 'o wounded and 40
missing.
We found upon the field lbs u> @d reb-
els, and brought away upwards OF .ui'y
wounded.
A large number of the enemy's wound
ed We're left upon the field in charge of
their own surgeons.
We captured two guns, three battle
flags, and upwards of fifteen hundred
prisoners.
10 Gen Custer and his brigade, Lieut.
Pennington and his battery, and one
squadron Of the Sth New York cavalry,
of Gen Buiord's command, all praise is
due.
Very respectfully, your ob'd't serv't,
j. FITZPATRICK,
Brig. Gen. of Vols.
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Arrival of Naval Prize.-uurderars
Arrested. DC
Fortress Monroe 49, 10

FORTRESS Monroe, Aug. L.
The United States gunboat Western
World, Capt Gregory, arrived this morn
ing from Morehead City, N. c., with the
prize steamer Kate in tow.
The Kate is an English built steamer,
and was recently captured while attempt
ing to run the blockade from Whining
ton.
The Cherrystone boat arrived this af-
ternoon with two prisoners, father and
son, charged with shooting two United
States sentinels at Cberrystone last Sat
urday.
The old residents here say that yester-
oay was the warmest day experienced
here since 1886. A soldier died from
supstroke in the Fortress.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE. In the matter of the ap-
| IN no,,,, of trustees of the Rutland ana
! Burlinrson Rsilr. 'ad Company:
In C6anoerv: hittenden County, Vermont ;
April Term, 1853. Now. David A. smaliey and
A. lhs iui DSs. IL said mat,
Eco be appontsJ ~, ial master in said cause to
take, adjust and repess the accounts of the said
smailey and Chaplin, ssA uon temporary trustees,
'"' VI 'nS ss@ + EDMUNDs,
Solicitor s,9A maley and Chaplin.
August ., 1868.
In Chanssry, August third,,. 500 vn the fling
o. the above petition, ordstedia and parties IN
against granting the same bef6rs n,e AZ my once
IN Vergennes, on the fifth dayof september, A.
" ~; 1000, az nins o'clock in tse forea ana pup
der in the Burlington Free fress,, utiand Her
AID ana Boston Journal, three weeksSt 'uocessivsy,
she last OF which publications. shall DO az least
Shree days prior to SAID day of learine IN,
j. PIERP0INT, ChN oeiior'
Chmcery.
ELLIS GRAY LoRIse and others, VS.. Tur, evr-
LANe AND BURLINGTON r. X. Co and othsa s.
In this matter, now comes L. A.. Chaplin, OF
hutlana, IN said County, the administrator of A o
estates Of both Samuel Henshaw end ThomS
thatcher, late trustees OF the second mortgage d
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad now del-I
ceased and referring to the former proceedinggsl
IN said matter, moves the Court here that Dugald
Stewart, ksqr., the master who has hithsrto SETH
ted the accounts of said trustees be appointed 4
special master in said natter to examine adiust Il
ana report the accounts of said trustees licensed
nom the time of the last report until their de-
cease. L, n, BRIGGS
Solicitor Tor L. A. Chapin
gro. +. EDMUNDs,
Solicitor for the Corporation.
In Chancery At Chambers, Aug. 8, 1868. Onl
the filing of the foregoing, ordered that all rxr.1
no cd 10 and eh,uri
cause against granting the same, before me at my
ONCE IN Nergennes, on the fifth day of September
A ID. 1868, at nine o'clock A NJ >, by publishing
the substance of said petition and this order in the
Burlington Free Press, Rutland Herald and Bos-
ton Journal three weeks successfully, the last oil
which publications shall be at least three DAYS pri-
or to said day of hearing.
j. PIERPoINT, Chancellor. 4
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NJ A sssS LAG ES.

BRADLEY-WILLIAMS - In Poultnev, on
the Sd inst, by the Rev. O. Hopson, Mr. JOHN
BRADLEY, Jr., and Miss JANET P. WILLIAMS,
daughter of the late Mr.. Josiah Williams.
PRESTON-MORSE-At the Congregational
Church, in Poultnev, August Sd, 1873, BY Rev.
Calvin Granger, REUBEN PRESTON, Esq, of Fair
field, Vt, and Mrs EuNIcE MoRsB, of Poultney.
BIsSELL--MOORE-In Keeseville, N. Y, Au-
gust 4, 1868, by Rev. Asa Hemenway. Mr. ALLEN
?. BIssELL, of Clareneeville, c. E., to Miss Lucy
A. MOORE, of Keeseville.
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From harlestOn.

~ Fortress Monroe, Aug IL.
1nC U revenue transport steamer
Flora arrived here last evening from
Charleston. She passed Charleston on
the 7th. Heavy and RAPID firing was
heard. The bombarding was between
Fort Sumter and Morris Island.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS,

BRYAN's PuLMoNIe wAPERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRYAN's rULhosIe vAFKs
Relieve Asthma, BronchsAs, Difficult Breathing
BRYAE's PULMoSIc wAFERs
hehevs Splitting of Blood, Pains in tho Chest
BRYAs's PuLMoNIc WATERS
heheve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAss PULMoNIo wArERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Toux;ls
BRYAN's PULMoNIc wAPERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMoSIc wAFERs
Are blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions.
JoB MOSES, sole proprietor, 27 Cortlandt street.
New York.
Sold by all Druggists ies:d&wsm
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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 of
treatment, without success, considers it his sacred
duty to communicate to his afflicted ereaturesthe
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send (ree) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN NJ.
DAGNALL, l6S Fulton Street, NY. 4wtf
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GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH.

No lead, no lime, no nitrate of silver; acts in
simultaneously; never fails, produces all the
shades of black and brown. Parties who were
dissatisfied with other dies use this with invaria-
BILE satisfaction.
Manufactured by J. CHRISTADoRo, Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 so and 50 per box, according to size.
julylS:dlm No. s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mi Tor Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus
as"a'e unit you get ii, ~ your grocer has not
~. ~ ask him to 60 to the Wholesale agent, get
no, ana Try u. II is the best In the world. Do
.oaa 1t Is "a great deal better. Try it, Nost ali
'he oroeers and many Druggists sell il.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Supplies want felt by every good housekeeper
Every sheet Will kill quart, where flies are thick
Remember that it is BUTCHERS that does this,
and refuse the base limitations that are offered
The real article is for sale by all respectable drug
glsts, and also by Pond Morse, Rutland.
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Livonia, wayne Co. Mi,
DRS. JORDAN A. pIuMIpy

Have opened an office in Kingsley's block, Gun
stairs) for the treatment of Chronic Diseases in
general
DIR. JORDAN will treat especially cstarrh and
disease of the Eye and Kar.
Brandon, VT, Aug. s, 1868. augl2:d&wly
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(From the New York rribpneA

"oh ! that men and women would read and
PIONEER on the Lists of Mortality published
weekly, monthly and yearly in our city. There is
ever fearfully or at proportion of Consumption
cases The statistic tables prove that while other
Diseases slay their thousands, Consumption Stays
its tens of thousands"
" In the early stages of threat and lung COM
rlaint, we consider Madame Zadoc Porter's Cura-
tive Balsam infallible."
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
A NERVOUS YOITNG MAN

Published as a warning and for the especial ben
EFT of young men, and those who suffer with ner-
vous debility, loss of Memory, premature decay,
&c, &c, by one who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and in
convenience through the use of worthless medi-
elnes prescribed by learned doctors. Single cop
les may be had (free) of the euthor, c. A. LAM
BERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing
an addressed envelope.
Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT
H:w3m Greenpoint Long Island n v
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Chicago. Anr 10

TLo ;, NHIudgu, Aug L.
Inc council last night unanimously
passed an ordldance providing for an ap.
preparation for raising bountes for yonn
leers TO act as substitutes for drafted men,
VINO are unable to leave their homes or
raise three hundred dollars for exemption
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CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERyATIyE.
Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the
utmost softness the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the Hair.
Price so cents, 81 and 81 per bottle according to
size dec9:dlv
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ID IL A II HIS.

IDE-In Sherburne, on the 9th inst, of con-
sumption, Miss LAURA ANN IDE, aged 81 years.
HoLBROOK-In Rutland, July l7th Miss Al
zfNA HoLBRooK, aged 81 years.
BENNETT-In Jefferson Barracks, Missouri,
June 2lst, LEVI s. BENNETT of Co. +, 18th reg
iment u 5. A, only son Of Spencer Bennett, of
stoekorldge, Vt, aged % years.
lie was young man of promise, greatly be-
loved by all who knew him; kind and dutiful
son, an afec.ionate brother, and a sympathizing
friend. But he has gone-another life sacrificed to
the all-devouring Moloch.
When 1t became apparent that he could not
live, his thoughts turned to his parents and die
tating letter to his sisters he commends them
TO their special attention, and eommends the
whole family to God in an emphatic "Goi bless
you all.n
SHIPPY-At Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Ju
ly 29th, 1868, of Diptheria, CHARLES f. SIMPLY,
Co. F, 18th regiment U. S. infantry, aged Ii
years.
WATKINS-In West Rutland July 81, MILLS
WATKINS, of Pike, N. Y, age n years
H0Ok-At the Citizens Volunteer HOSPITAL,
Philadelphia, Pa, July 25th, 1868, of typhoid fe-
YER SYLvANus i. HOOK, private of Co. +, nth
regiment Vt. Vols, aged Is years, 10 months and
Taken sick, IKE many of his comrades. on the
march from Gettysburg, Pa. he was unable to
go farther than Philadelphia. There he was TAX
en- to the hospital, aud by his kind and patient
ways the esteem and regards of all who came
near him. His faith + brought home his remains,
and they were deposited in the Cemetery at East
Poultney, August 4, 1868.
HYDE-in Middletown, July 22d, STEPHEN
HYDE, Of Wallngford, aged so years.
FOSTER-In this village, on Monday morning,
August 10th, WILLIE WHITNEY, infant son of s.
l.. and N. A Foster.
CC0K-0n the Sd inst, in RI gimeni al hospital
at Fort Slocum, d. c., OF typhoid fever, SIMEON
r. Cook, OF Battery @, LIST Vt. Art, formerly of
Pawles, VT, aged 20 years
One year go when his country called for aid he
freely gave his services for his country's cause
He soon won the respect of ali his comrades, and
has ever be n good and faithful soldier, much
esteemed BY officers and men. He was a Young
man of good principles, and e ne capabilities, but
death called for him, and his spirit has town
away.
Many are they that have gone before,
Their live for their country given
Peace to their ashes, evermore,
Sweet rest for them in heaven.
J. A. l..
August 5th, 1868.
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Union Nomination i'm MARYLAND

Baltimore, Aug. II.
Hon j w Crlsfield has been renominat-
ed Tor Congress by the Union men of the
LIST district of MARYLAND.
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WAR CLAIMS.

pENSIONS, BOUNTIES, AND
4 Back Pay, Claims against Hoyernment far
Pay due discha rged Soldiers, Arrears of Paw and
800 Bounty due 10 Widows, ParenAs and Herr
OF deceased Soldiers, Pensions for IMvalid Soldiers
WIDOWS Minor Children, Mothers and Sister
of deceased Soldiers, procured by
s. D. WINSTON,
aeozo;u Pitaford, Vt.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINrNENT

=, certain cure for pains in limbs and back. sore
tamil oroup, rheun atism, collie, &c. a perfect
Read III A''"u ~e"o
M Llvonia, Wayne Co., Mich, June 10. 1889
. IN is TO certify that my wife was taken With
oulhsey Sore Throat it commenced 10 swell and
was 50 sore that she could not swallow. and
u uvasnea violently. used your liniment, and
life. JOrN TspT ps. nes
priee 70 al d so cents. Sold by all drugssts.
omee, % Cortlaadt Street, New York.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID

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 quaekery.
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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nm CAUTION
ne Undersigned were the first to place the atoy
Mined article before the public. It's unpreceSsr
a success has induced others to attempt its msr
IA =. ~ is Manufactured by process know
aga INST purchasing an inferior quality.
WHITE 4 MOORE,
Sole Manufacturers.
soss :, =, and 10 Bleeeker St., Albany, N Y.
'on ''e " ~n ofocers. apr4:dtf
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BRIGGS CEMENT-for mendine
y Broken Glass and China Ware, ~ only
hing reliable.
Per ale By TUTTIR 4 GAY.
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y UTLAND FOUNDRY AND M

IL OILAND TOUNDh1 AND MA
4 CHINE SHOP CO., near Ratland & Buri
ingtos Raiiroad Depot, Furnace. Street, Rutlan,
W; JOEL b. HARRIS, Agent,
Orders solicited for Car W heels and RailroadCas
ngs OF every description, Mill and other castings.
an Kinds Cast Iron Pipe, Water Wheels, Castings
Agricultural Implements, Iron Fence, Piassa Raj
ings, ETC., OF the most apprcved patterns. Also,
Machinery Work Finished Up Promptly.
fuil assortment Of Gear and Pulley Pattern
Ihe ususl size of Gear and Pulley Castings COL
SANITY on hand. Ais, the celebrated HuRLsvs,
FLOWS, and the New England Mover. Circular
respecting the sarne sent to any address desired,
All Work at Low Price
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Two HUNDRED THOUSAND c.
IL das Shingles for sale by
EDsoN & HANNUM.
Rutland, July LIST, 1858.
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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
eekly Herald, by w. S. Mcclure & Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New YorG.
We quote for the week ending Aug. 18th, as fol-
lows
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DR.. B. Fl. HAYNES

DR., B. H. HAYNES,
Forn2e rly Of Granville, ". Y, having removaA
to Rutla nd, leaders his services as a pbvs;c;s,,
and Surgeon to the inhabitants Of this town and
vci nifty. DIR. Haynes las had the experience Of
twenty year practice. "
Office at his residence corner of West and Elm
sueets' mav2Sdtf
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
" Flannels, 81, 7-s, A., So, "a. Cho;os
wnite saxony, Baladyale, Geo. Gilberts FrcnoI
twilled Angola, and Canton.
b. H. BURT.
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LEES REPORT FALSE.

official Report of the Fight
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q. III. CHENEY.

~ II. CHENEY has now IN store
" good assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
CRooKERY,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Which he will sell at the lowest price for cash.