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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

AN AMUSING ExPLolT-Henry Hale, ono OF
the best scouts in the country, left Leaven'
worth while Mulligan was before Lexington
W tn dispatches. AS he iode along, men from
every direction were going to join Price he
saw one old secessionist with a little shot gun,
and thought it would be nice thing to drive
off the old fellow and take his horse into Lex
ington. 60 he engaged the man in co;versa-
ton, and getting an opportunity, put his re-
volver to the secessionists head, ordered him
to tie his gun TO the saddle, to dismount, and
finally to "skedaddle.n The old man made
tracks rapidly, glad to escape with his life
Hale took the horse bv the bride, and rode on
whistling "Yaakee Doodle" He had dden
mile or two, when at turn of the road he
was suddenly ordered to halt. The old seces-
sionist had procured another gun and got
ahead Of him. The gun was squarely, aimed
at Haie's head. Get off that horse, criea
the secessionist. Hale got down. tie thai
revolver to the saddle.n Hale oveyed. run
off your pants" Hale did it. Skedaddie
Ian order which Hale at once carried INTO e..
feet, merely saying, well, Cap ! though. %ha
my shirt would come next-good bye" Inc
seceesonist went of with the two horses
whistling Dixie; while Hale marched seven
miles into Lexington, with only his coat and
shirt on. His coat Confined hls dispatches
De will never be permitted to forget that sew
en- mile march.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29
JFor the Herald.l
Song.
BY o. z. p.

Hurrah hurrah for the icy field !!
The wind Is fresh and free;
And the fair moonlight hath crowned the "sn'
At the skaters jubilee
The frozen streams, and the diamond giea"s
OF the wintry garb of snow,
Have more of power than the festive nour,
Where the mirth and wine oerfow
The ringing steel hath merry peal
For our listening cars tonight
And the bending skies, with their golden eyes,
Have bathed world in light.
Then away away, while the heart IS gay
And the bosom free from care; -
There's glow of health and fund Oh "eai'n'
To be found in the brac-ng air
lSn on we glide o'er the crusted tide
Nor swerve from the giddy round -
There is nought of vile, there is nought OF suiie'
In the mystic circle found.
Let others tell of the camer spell
Where the lights of frindship be-;
Give ne the song of the gladsone throps
At the skaters jubilee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

During financial debate in Congress, a
c., ,..srs ago, Mr.. Sheffield, Of Rhode Island.
Is sr;,s denouncing the undue expansion of cur
VIZ VIZ stateI that he held IN his hand a prom
;..nry note Of the State Of Massachusetts Bav,
, ,.susd in 1880, which was no. redeemed. Upon
II. Eliot, Of Mass, making an inquiry about
this, Mr.. Sheffield said "Ihe note is signed
by the gentleman's own grandfather, and by
ether Of hi. kinsmsn, en- so Psooaoly a,,ua'ng e
v;il redeem it sir" exc aimed Mr. Eliot, in
The honesty Of his heart. "Ah," responded
Mr.. Sheffield, Kit would take more money te
redeem it than the gentleman has got--for il
carries interest, payable semi-annually in cein
and am afraid when be come TO count it "
- would Ind the amount too large for him.
Is was payable in Spanish nilled dollaxs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

EE Judging from the supplies which are
going forward from Cincinnati, Gsa. Rose
crans' army is not likely 70 suffer just At pres
ent. Capt. Gill is shipping - rapidly - pos
sible one thousand large packages, comprising
the following among other articles: l5O,O
pairs Of drawers, l0O, 900 shirts, 10000 prs.
Of stockings, and $1,000 pais Of infantry
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

Western papers anticipate an imms fiass
attack on Rcsecrans. They say That Long,
street has superseded Bragg, ana tnas Soovo
~ more of Lees army hare reinforced the reb
ii ii force At Shslbyville. The theory i that
Posacrans must be defeated, and the South
-set held At anv cost. Rosscrans 10 sid to b
amply prepared, and eoaAisnt of his pew y
rssia6 any enaet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

The Legislature Of West Virgin. on Sat
urday last elected Judge Lemuel G. Bowden
Of Williamsburg Eastern virginia) Senator,
TO succeed Mr.. Wiley, whose term expires the
coming 4th Of March. Mr.. Wiley would not
boe candidate for rs-slection. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

The PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS. - The
dents Message relative to the finances a1d
the issue of Treasury Notes, is thus spokel of
by the correspondent OF the Tribune:
AS the reading OF the document proceeded,
curiosity gave place to astonishment. he
recommendation to Congress to adopt Secreta
rv Chase's banking scheme, provoke laugh
ter over most of the House. Mr.. Washburne's
mot on t. refer the message to a Special Com
nlitteA as speedily lid on the table bv vote
OF 62 to 20. While thus placing the docu-
ment where the ouse conld handle it to-n,or-
row, the expression of irritation at what was
called the interference and dictation OF the
President was very general.
The message fell on very thin Senate
The printing Of il was refused by the few men,
bers present, and the adjournrens took place
in greater and more general expression Of re-
sentiment at what distinguished Senator cal
LED tie Presidents CROWN habit of returning
niiis with his signature, accompanied with lee
lures to Congress for having passed them.
! CAPTURE OF REBEL SpI SIN regard to
the capture Of two rebel spies, we have the an
nexed particulars in WASHINGTON dispatch of
Wednesday:
tives o Of f"U,nnS, rol about o'clock, the detec-
Cant. .Iohn u bbsker succeeded in capturing
staff Han Ha NJ. a. BOYD of the rebel Gen. Stuart's
ping At the Io horss - . upper Marlboro, Va, stop
able amount or ~ ;roros :, 2 mother. A consider
the rebel au,bor;r;ep - ;a;pos.snt correspondence for
his person. He has been nu ,n. concealed soou'
ognized in Washington, On "1e r.s seen ana rec
the capitol. Under the circulps,s .slous vlslts g
ing 70 the laws Of war; he j. snu .nd ascora1 phi
Yesterday Capt. Charles Powell
hcer Of Stuart's command, was caass. so sn o.
1srs p.1 ores wit within s our y !. lines d.ss..da - s
plsts and undsaiabls, and he wih prob.hs,cco = con-
hung" q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-29

RUTLAND farmers CLUB.-At meeting
of the Rutland Farmers Club, held last Mon
day evening, the following resolution was
adopted: fs
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@itb Collector
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l. Sn BetrGGt Der erfpIsret6en Sbltteteti hes 8eutr.
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meme gpltcfn aus nnb erneuern audi bic alien III ben btlta,
zen Watsn, Mae D~tejentsen, peite S6uer, WiSbel Cbet
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f&ern Scnni6elt -peroen hermit s~tnetIaSen, f& tie QtHe
nniersr terab9eiesten @rdntten ansuieben. name T5Tl
Mae DerInlte werben mte btSber prompt unb Itbercl aus.
tbejahlt, Sptn& Moore, Yr6i.
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pie reason for satisfaction With th,
change from two years ago to-day
THE MONEY rksr-fHErR rfsAscxs AMI
I OURS.
But after al. the sinews Of war are
neither in broad lands nor great ar.
mics. How do we stand the crucial
test.
/ Two years ago, we were without
money and without credit. We paid
over seven per cent. for loan. and
were glad to get it at that; while
rebel sympstbizers tsunted US BY say
ing that Q dozen or two semi-secession
bankers 10 New York carried the
Government 10 their breeches pocket.
and could make or break it as it pleased
or displessed them. We had no reve-
nue.; imports were stopped; there
seemed to be no way to carry on the
Government. save by hopelessIy run
ming 10 debt. and recklessly agreeing
to pay Whatever extravagsnt interest
frightened capitalists might demand
for running the great risk Of loanipg to
a tottering Government.
To-day, with an internal revenue
already producing more than enough to
pay the interest on the public debt,
and to help stay its increase. we have
reached point where the whole coun-
try is eager to lend to the Government,
and the popular loan. taken up by
farmers, and mechanics and small tra-
ders all over the country, is swelling
into hundreds OF millions.
Gold. the barometer that marked the
measure OF public psnic. had mounted
To between 40 and 100; but day it
commands but a premium Of twenty
FIVE, and day or two ego it was down
to twenty-three.
Across the Border it is--nme hun
dredi What word more is needed to
contrast the rebel finances with our
own? e., r.
None, save this one: Their public
debt has swollen to point they dare
not acknowledge; their issues Of paper
money have been as reckless as they
have been profuse; and no man now
preleDds TO suppose that they would
ever think OF redeeming more than their
bonds; while the whole immense issues
Of currency would become irredeema-
BILE. repudiated trash.
Our issues Of paper money have
been SO carefully controlled and guard
ed that the currency has suffered but
a trifling imitation; the Treasury Notes
are everywhere accepted as the best
form of paper money we ever hadi
and the Government Bonds are sought
as the best and most certain invest
nents capitalists can make.
For the rest, the Public Debt has
ceased to be the bugbear Tory Con-
gressmen last winter sought TO make il.
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DI ED.

At the residence of her husband, in Perry
township, Gallia county, o., on the 18th day
of July, 1863, CArHARINE PRosE, in the 69th
year of her age.
The deceased was born in Orange county,
Virginia, in the year 1895. She emigrated to
Gallia county, Ohio. with Jacob Boadarmer,
her father, in 1905, in which county she lived
until she was taken away by the relentless
hand of death She was married to Daniel
Prose, her bereaved husband, in the year 1918.
She was a member Of the Methodist Episcopal
church about 40 years; having lived pious
devoted christian all that time, consequently
her end was peace. She has left six sons and
two daughters to mourn her loss.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN AND THE LATE
RIoTs.--On Thursday last, Gen. Nc.
Clellan, while at Orange, N. j., re.
ceived two very urgent dispatches from
Gov. Seymour, asking him to come to
New York and assist in restoring or
der. In obedience to the request oi
the Governor. Gen. Mcclellan came to
town. went to the ct. Nicholas Hotel.
and had an interview with the Gov.
ernor. The Executive was very much
excited with the condition of affairs,
and asked Gen. Mcclellan to go up to
the scene OF the rioting. on the east
side of the city. and address the people.
stating that speech from him would
quell the riot.
Gen. Mcclellan replied: "If 90 up
to the people. as you call them. it will
not be with a speech. but with grape
and canister" The General then with.
drew in good order, leaving the Gov.
ernor much chagrined that the Gene
raj was not willing to adopt tactics sim.
iIar to his own. and "speak to the peo'
pie. IN Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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H0FNR'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
OVER N. P. FENNERs STORE,
Public Square, GallIpolis,
OHIO.


Ny patrons and friends, give an ear to my
call,
Pleasant, witty, agreeable, stout, thin, short or
tall,
All ages and sexes, young or old, rich or poor,
For I'm pleased as you knowI when you enter
my door;
To gain your attention. have written in
verse,
Which perhaps you will think neither witty
nor terse;
But on this occasion, as l wish you to know it,
have timidly ventared my strength as poet;
Not in measure "Byronie' but more aHudi-
brastie'
Which If short of q "feet'' will stretch like
gum 'lastie.
Should the want Of a word NAL the verse to
stand still,
Why make the line longer or shorten at will,
Which think you will own is convenient
quite,
And of course makes the task more agreeable
and light
now make my best bow to you all, and begin:
Give call at my room, and while there take
q seat,
Over N. P. Fenner's store on Second street,
Six doors from the eOrner-up two flights of
stairs,
There I'll welcome you all, without "putting
on airs"
Take a walk through the streets, and the city
all around.
And my pictures I'm sure can't be beaten in
town.
To begin with the cherub before he can walk,
Or the prattle of childhood just learning to
talk;
l can catch the resemblance of the "sweet
little desrs"
From the babe of sir months, to the child Of
Just as "nsturai as life" with each infantlne
Neither dress, limb or feature, the least out Of
place.
Now, to you, lovely woman, mans first aud
best friend,
Ny pictures of you, at once recommend.
II not good; I'd not praise them, for luere or
pelf,
But each likeness will speak umpet
tongued" for itself;
Those not QUITE SO gOOd-lOOking, improve if
they viii,
And the handsome-t make them look hand.
somer still;
And "last though not least" to the gentle
men all,
If you want a bold picture. why give me
Not likeness which you RESEMBLANCE may
trace
But a picture full Of artistic beauty, and
grace;
Take look at my pictures, and I think you
will find,
Utility, beauty, and neatness combined,
Superior to many, INPKRIoR to none,
have some very cheap, and some A number
one;
All tastes can be suited. bct the simple and
scholar,
A fine picture and case put up for a dollar;
My motto's progressive, and III stand 70 the
test,
CAS- cheap as the cheapest, and as good as
the best;
l oan take single pictures, or groups alto
gether.
If the sky should look lOw'ring, or cloudy the
weather; -
On Second street, over Fenner's store, is the
spot
On the Public squsre-les it rot be forgot.
Take look, and yOu'n find what I'vs told
you is true,
Hover thus makes his frgt bow 70 you all
now adieul
April 30, l963.-2m.