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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09

To Execute for those
To Execute for those
To Execute for those
To Execute for those
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09
PHOTOGRAPHS /!
PHOTOGRAPHS !!
PHOTOGRAPHS!
PHOTOGRAPHS!
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS

And Reftted Them,
And keftted Them,
And ReHtted Them,
And Reftted Them,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09

And Promptly Delivered.
And Promptly Delivered.
And Promptly Delivered.
And Promptly Delivered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09

Announce to the Public
Announce TO the Public
Announce to the Public
Announce to the Public
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09

GAVE YOUR EAST-OFF CLIO
~ THING. Cash will be paid fc- we7len
Rags in large or smalt quantities. nth
mixture Of Cotton not wanted. $50
TUT LIZ SAX,
March !, 1894 AM
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
AGREEABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Re Galantu0mo Seen on
the 10th Instant.
HER SAFETY PROBABLE,
As., As.s As.


Her Britannia Maestys steamer styz has Os return.
I'd from cruise in search Of the Italian igase Re Ca
lantuomo. snr+ .t Ito snaE4se
Tho s,yx makes the following report
On tho 18th instant spoke the brig Reward, who re-
ported on tho afternoon Of the 10Th instant latitude
20, longitude 20, vessel Of the eAescrpsos Of mo
Re Galantuomo with topmass gope, running south
east northwest gale blowing a. The time; but
the vessel showed no coors signals Of distress.
the styx also reports having Friday sfsersoou
In longitude eo ships Perseverance and Bremen and bark
Washington, bound TO Now York.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH.
To F. N. ARCHIBALD her Britannia Masssys Consul New
York
HALIFAX, March Il, 1894.
6tyx returned Spoke English brigantiue Howard %
the morning OF the 18th March. Reports having seeu
tho afternoon Of the 10th Of March, lat 40, on 90
wes large ship, with mainopmast gone, running south
east wind blowing nothwest gale. No coors or signal
OF distress. consider this conclusive
W. J. WARD, Commander.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
WAR GAZETTE.
orFiciAL.
Wan DEPARTMENT., AnJrTAEs GESERAi's OvrIcs, /

9ss Wan DzPARrMExs, AnJrrAEs GESEHAl n OrrIcs
4f WASHINGTON, March 81, 1864.
sTAo following cers having been reported The
keeequarcss OF the army FOR tho offences hereinafter
vp-iaed, are hereby notified that they VIII stand dis
,ssed she Of the United s,ates dncss within
Aen 15J days from this date, they appear before the
a''isar Commission, IN session w this city, Of which
Priqader General Ricketts, nilei States Volunteers,
PVseeas aud mako satisfactory defence 70 the charges
Boa GIVING DuPuoArx DISCHARGES ENLISTED MEN, IN
VIOLATION or rAaAGRArB l63, REysEo REeCLA
Lieutenant Cslonel W. A. Lynch, Forty. second New
Yors Volunteers; Major Henry NJ. Allies. Fourth New
Esw York cavalry Captain h. G. Freadergast First New
Fork cavalry. ss
AssSsr wnaour LxAyg IRON cAnp r4soLE SINCE JAxsARy
Hs+N kss& 80, 1864
Secoud Lieut.. Lewis Kuster 9Th Ohio Volunteers
-. voR lMrRofkRly RSisTTNG MINOR
Capt. James a. Harris 4th Ohio cavalry Capt. s. r.
Cark. 6th Independent battalion, Ohio cavalry.
y. oEsa DsonEpn
Cob william T. Lynch. 5Sth Illinois Volunteers
ABSENCE WITHOUT LEAyE
Capt l. ~ Sargent, lzt Massachusetts cavalry; Capt
~ Bakcr. LIST tnited states sharpshooters.
Ed. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adju,ant General.
ssesW Wan DEPARTMENT, ApJryASr GENERALS OFFICE &
eflts WARRINGTON, d. c. March II, 1854
The following officers, charged with offences here.
toeore published, exempt from being dem,ssed the
SeryOe Of the United States the Military Commission
isutcd by Special Orders No. 5s. Of 1s63 from
ns war sn nav'Ss ~ ina. satisfactory
MAJOR }. s. Smith, Tenth Illinois cavalry.
Captain J. c. Nibarger, Tenth Illinois cavalry.
Lieutenant G. A. Bruce, Tenth Illinois cavalry.
CArtaln w. r. Dye, Fifth New York cavalry.
taeutenant y. B. Merriman. Filth Nov York cavalry.
Captain W. j. wggns Forty ninth e.es York volun-
teers. xnWT 4M
lieutenant W. r. Russell, Fourth Vermont Volunteers
Llantenaut George w. kooro, Eleventh Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
lieutenant Samuel Haynes, For.yhish Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
Lisutepant l. D. Seecy Forty ai!h Penney ylvaDia vo.
lunleers.
Ass.s.ans Surgeon Mas. one Eaudred,h Peuneylva.
nh Voiunteers
Volunteers.
Captain Lyman Richardson, First Nebraska cavalry.
First Lieutenant and Rcgmental Quartermaster G. G..
Adrian, Erst Maryland Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant james @. G,ynn Company A, Ono
Hundred and Seventy fourth New York Volunteers
ID. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjuant General.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
The Latest TeIcgRa ms.

The Latest Kilograms.
(From the Richmond Examiner, March 1871
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
MERIDIAN. March A. 1894.
Advices from Jackson report General Sherman moving
down the river from vicksourg with troops, and u 10
supposed he Is going up Red river
Governor Clarke has ordered meeting OF the Legisa-
ture at Macon. Ca, on tho oath instant.
The telegraph working formerly In Mississippi all
the damage tho no by the Yankees having been
repaired.
largo force Is at work the railroads. and repairing
| is going forward rapidly.
ANOTHER Vessel DESTROYED.
. PErKRs yuaa, March Il, 1904.
| Captain Edenborough aud eight men u tbs signal
corps boarded and captured Friday night n Nanse-
moud river, tho schooner Julia Baker Of Portland,
loaded with valuable stores. The captain and aud
three negroes brought or aud the vessel burned
she valued At $40 000 Several vessels and gun
boat were close by, but men not inserfered
with.
Proceedings or the Richmond City Coun.
RicHsoSp, March II, 1854.
PARoLrNG pEssanss
Mr.. Hill, from the Committee appointed 10 zoe the
Secretary Of War subject Of parolng Yankee do
serters and ask him - stop IT, reported thai be had
waited the Secretary, who had said thai Il would not
do 10 paroling them; that deserters sorce
Of weakness 10 tho enemy and strength 10 and that IL
was an object with our government 10 encourage ~ boz
that " our government TO contne In Jail such as
come 20 US would come: that II had been
and stil the effort Of the government TO scatter
these paroled dcserters much possible,
turning loose here, sending sonc 10 Wilmington.
and others 70 the Chesterheid coal pits; and that
II they did behave themselves the only thing that
could be done to punish them according TO tho o.
fence they should commit Hang them, II necessary.
PURCHASE or HOUSE FOR GEN. LEE.
Mr. Scott from the special appointed to pur-
house for the family Of General Lee said no was
prepared TO make report; but as this was last
meeting OF the Council. he felt his duty 70 lay before
them . letter received from General Lee, which bs
would should be spread upon the records Of the
Council. Mr.. scott then read the following letter.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY NoRrIERy Va. Nov. IL, 1888
To the PaspKyr OF the City Council, Richmoud va
siR-Ay attention has been directed 70 resolution
reported In the as having been introduced
into the body which you preside, having for It's OBJ
ct the purchase by the city OF Richmond OF house Tor
the OF my family. assure you, SIR that no want 0
appreciation OF the honor conferred upon mo by this reso
luton nsensbity the kind feeling which prompted
proceedings be taken with references 70 the sub
ect Is necessary for the use OF my family,
and my duties will prevent my residence 10 Rich
mond should, therefore, be compelled 10 decline the
and trust that whatever means the City
Council may have 10 for the purpose may be de-
voted the relief Of the families OF soldiers 10 the
field who are Ia need OF assistance, and more de-
serving of H. than myself.
have tho honor TO be- very respectfully your ooedient
servant, r. T. LEE, General
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
An Alleged Spy.

[rrom tho Richmond Examiner, March 1871
G. H. Hynds supposed spy, was apprehsnied al VOL
don N c. last Friday, and sent on 70 Castle Thunder,
upon suspicion Of being Yankee spy. He represented
himself ss OF General Morgao's captaips, but was
recognized by surgeon OF that command as pretender,
but a native OF Kentucky,
The New York herald., 1864-03-22

[From the Richmond Examiner, March l5.1
yprcEs DOWN SOUTH.


Tho montgomery (Aabsma) Mad gives the following
prices Of that market eef 81 per pound pork. ~ per
pound lard q per pound butter 81 per pound eggs,
Al per dozen These prices Just half what they are
in Richmond though the articles are really more scarce
than they are IN Richmond.
John s. carliie United states Senator from Northwest
ern Virginia. is editing a ccpperhead paper AZ CArks
burg. .4.4.......#E
The New York herald., 1864-03-22

GIRLS SHOT.
On Sunday evening last man named wn,sm Cutter
attempted TO take the lie OF asctvant In the employ Of
Hon. John Vanderbilt residing the town o. Fatbusb,
by shooting. appears that he had followed the girl
whose name is Ann Walker her leaving car, and ~
she approaching the house be fired pistol tie oa
passing through the sleeve u her dress AZ she reacheo
the door he fired again woundns severely w w ap
Mrs Vanderbilt, being attracted by the ferof. anu VA.
Of the girl the door when anotnef snos
fred the ball inlictng dangerous wouua y ano
abdooen of Mrs yanderblt cutter then Ted. and has
slnce eudcd the vigilance u the pose stated ns'
he formerly pad attentions Miss Walker blt W.. Wv
tsrlv she yanld have nothing 70 do With hni hence
the difcully Ata late hour sst evening a,s , ~.
Bit was in yer critical conditlco.as inc o'n 0o' W.
be found.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
General Granger Not sick.

CINCINNATI, March II 1864,
Major General Gordon Granger not sick In New York
% reported He s 10 command Of the Fourth army
eorps. aud " in excellent health.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22

WASHINGTON, March n, 1864
RAILROADS ORDERED RETURN MONEYS rwtsorrRiy PAID
MT HOLMAN, (opp.) OF Ind, from the Committee Oh
Claims. rep rted resolution setting forth that certain
public lands have been donated TO the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, the Burlington and Missouri and the
Missouri and Miss ssippi Railroad companies The
dion that they would transport tho mails ana troops OF
the United States free OF charge and whereas the first
named has received t42 0o0 the second 900 and the
third $40 from he War Department for the
iion OF troops, &c therefore,
Resoved That the Secretary OF War be directed 70 require
the said companies TO refund the paid them
and that hereafter he make no such paymenta
The resolution was adopted
PsRofsp rRsoyths AND PRISONERS oF WAR.
Mr. puMoNT, (rep) OF Ind. introduced bill providing
that all bonds, obligations and undertakings whether
secure the loyalty good behavior and fidelity TO their
oath Of prisoners OF tarocd prisoners 10 order TO
secure their release be hereby declared valid and bind
ing against the PARTIES making the same and secur
ties the penalties TO be any circuit dis.
trict court having jurisdiction Of tho same
Referred to the Committee on the Judciary.
rHs TARrfF ON Low GRADES wool.
ON motion Of Mr., BfAMAN, (rep) OF Mich. the Commit
tee on Ways and Means instructed inquire into
The expedcncy OF Increasing the tar the low grades
OF WOOL.
roR rHE NAMES or POLITICAL PRISONERS.
Mr. GDRIDGE, (opp) OF VIE. offered resolution calling
on President Lincoln the secretary OF War and the Secre
vary OF state To funeh the OF oil persons arrested
aud held a. prisoners, forts and other places of cnne
mcnt, for political or any other alleged onences against
the governmeut and WHO have not been tried Of con.
vcted IN civil court and the Of hc arrest aud
Imprisonment ans also NheiheT sny persons have been
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
United states supre'ne Court.

WNhHN1fVNt '"fUH 90 HoV5
In the Supreme Court the case under consideration
will Occupy Monday. namely:-So. 16S-United states
W. l. fosoms executors. This will be succeeded BY
No. l69-Santago brig Nadello OF al, plaintiffs In
error, VS.. Matilda G. Gray
No. 170-L Q. Rswson OF al, plsfntifs in error, vs..
Cntei states.
No lT2-sanucl n. rurrill et AL plaintiffs IN error,
VS. The Michigan southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company This involves Cawood's patent anvil for
repairing and welding shattered ends Of railway bars
No lT3-John Parker OF al, appellants, VS.. Phette
plaoe and Scagrove OF al.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
The Richmend City Council Opposed
to Yankee DeserterS.
The Rebels Repairing Damages
in the Southwest.
demonstrations Of the Communications
Destroyed by Gen. Sherman,

Army oF THE PoSoaAc, March 81. 1854.
Richmond papers or tho 18th inst. have been re-
ccv ed Tho following is all that they contain Of any
moment
The New York herald., 1864-03-22
Auction sales at Sanitary Fairs.

ONIcE ISrrRNA. REVENUE, :
WASHINGTON, March II, 1854.
SR-Tn answer 10 your letter OF the 18th instant
have TO say that license will be requ red TO enable
you TO ociae auctoneer for the Sanitary Fair about
10 be held city OF New York will return be
required goods you sell at said fair for the
benefit OF the sick and disabled soldiers whose
count the fair Ia TO be held.
II you please you may show this letter to the Assistant
Assessor the district In which the fair s to be held
Yours, respectfully,
Henry II IEFpg. ESQ.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22

NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON, THE SOUTH
COAST OF MEXICO AND THE SANDWICH rsLANDs,
ETC.
san FRANCISCO, March 2l, 1884
Three Russian war steamers sailed day.
Dates haye been received from the Sandwich Islands to
March S. The news s uuimportant. Spring wbalcrs
were beginning 10 arrive at Honolulu Tho sugar crop
was very promising.
The steamer Oregon has arrived from the northern
ports OF Mexico with two hundred thousand dollars In
treasure and three hundred packages OF ore.
Mining operations in sonora and sinoa represented
as in a promising condition.
The Mazstan lines, OF March says the French forces
le Guadalaara February "a going towards couna and
this battle must have been fought with the national
forces
The paper says commerce at Mazatian is ucnter
rupted but seems TO be the purpose Of tho French Of
fectuay TO blockade all the ports south Of Mazatlan
The New York herald., 1864-03-22

York.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 2i-s40 a. h
The steamship Chesapeake and revenue cutter Miami
are sgnalled. .o, n
The commander OF the Miami has been ordered to take
the Chesapeake direct to New York, and wiz start o
porrow morning.
The New York herald., 1864-03-22


In the wilkes court martial TO day decided that
the letter OF Admiral Farrasut not TO be put ev
denco except TO the detention the Oneida hr Faxon
was called and testified to the custody Of the letter
Frank Henry stated that he received the copy Admiral
wilkes letter Tuesday afternoon. Upon being asked
why he had before the Court Of inquiry that was
Sunday no replied lie had mistaken the date but in re-
ferrlpg the ness OF child he found bad kept him
from his cce Sunday and Monday night. After
further questions, proving most concusvey that Ad
miral Wilkes had nothing 10 do with the pu bcaton the
court adjourned.
THE OFFICERS OF Tng MONTANA TERRITORY.
strong delegation from Idaho, escorted BY Judge
Edgerton, formerly member or Congress. waited upon
tho President TO day in regard to the appointment OF the
sficers for that OF Idaho which 70 constitute tho
new Territory OF Montana
DEPARTURE or rnR STEAMER CERES.
The prize steamer Ceres recently sold here 70 parties
In Philadelphia, lsis the Navy Ssvd W day for New Yoh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
ADVERTISEMENT q

WANTED--HAND LOOM. Every farmer
w 10 know that Lambs Self Acting Hand Loom
u an article he wants to make and save money with
boy, does the whole business cf weaving is TO 80
yards in day; IS TO $40 day can be earned BY It's
use. State, County and Township Rights and Looms
for sale; Address, with stamps, BRANS0N q Ell.
iauQS-dlyfnp2 81
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PETITION FOR PARTITTON.

MARYREAM, FANNY REAM. NORRIS REAsf,
M Oscsretta Keam, and John II. Shc1rer guardian
q said Fanny Rcap, Morris Ream. and 0acerstta
Roam, will take notice that .. petition was 6lci
against them on the 18th day az M4ph, le8i IN the
%sSas fs vsIn saa & sSS9S %
and Is now pending wherein said Michael q. Msins
and Laura Mains demand partition OF tho followinf
real estate, to-wt: Being stu1to inrtho colnty of
Franklin in the State OF Ohio, and In the town 81
Eranklinton, and described as lolovs Nh. In-iots
Nos thirty-one t3D and fty-cight (5s> and thai at
the next term Of said Court, the said Michael ii
MAns and Laura Mains win apply fof al order that
partition may be made Of End premises. " ElIIls1
.sal ps & 'oiI fRuhh IYH Am iaiss. q "a
BY g. g. CoLLINs, their Attorney. us ~ lgcIl
April I. le1l-dtapf6Ndt a III -----Y aIla-lI w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church,
recently ordered one Of Poter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with il. =.
GEN NJ, WADE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

Have one of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces.
gives entire satisfaction. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

-J.R .Dayy, Esq; Jacob Meter, Esq. Of Kuhn,
Nemer' Meme Mt. Auburn; T. r. Saunders 4 Co., Burnet
House; Messrs. Shultz 4 Bro; A. BY Bro, Lib
erty and Bsymiller John Bas, Architect. Clark st.
corner Sixth and Race streets; Roth { Mosser, st.
Nicholas Exchange, southeast corner Of Fourth and
Race; VIM. Glenn, 32S West Fourth street; Abnei
i. Frazer, 467 West sth street, Board Of Education
Columbus, Ohio. ~rii-i -rt ,r-i-.'. +.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

bear testimony to the above, having used thu
same Furnace all last winter, and am fully satisfied
with all its arrangements.
lOl Eighth street, of Leopold & Goodhsart, No. "a
West Pearl street. ....
CINCINNATI, Juno %, 1862
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
Mt. NorRE DAME. REApNe. OHIo,|

Mr.. MARTIS:-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for u.s. and arc satisfied with it,
Our rooms are amply heated.
Yours, respectfully. -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
2inbcrung IN 10 Wlinutcn.
q + u d n'8 9lnlfnnnic SNnferS


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men.
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Suriren ts3innsnee 1usiIbruns unS eunssn,
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suriren Srttaticn ter Wtuta uuo &onFlS.
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St"S stRs Se8nuu9 gu oIIsu SIaftn uno Geufi.
tutiOnrn.
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Or. 6. M. SadIcn :-Brtter Ser :--Ysr.
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MQent0ul1 9lf0Demie.

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Gpril ~, 1864. rats
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