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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Important Naval Capture.

WASHINGTON May los
The Navy Department has received
information of tina capture by the United
States steamer Connecticut, Of the new
iron screw steamship Greyhound, off
Wilmington May 10th. She loaded and
cleared from Liverpool in January last.
She is owned and held by Henry Lafone,
the rebel agent.
Her cargo consisted of log bales of
army cloth, 1853 bales and boxss-con-
tents unknOwn-soda, bar and shell
iron.
She was at Madeira some weeks in
consequence of some of her tubes having
been burnt.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe
states alt obstructions in James river
have been removed, and that gunboats
are advancing on Richmond.
Adyices from New Orleans report Gen.
Polk advancing on the river posts. Gen.
Banks was falling back from Alexan-
dria.
Gold was 2.05.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
From GEN. Butler.
BERMUDA HUNDREDS, May |

BERMUDA HUNDREDS, May II
At day light this morning, the rear
guard advanced. AT A. NJ. Gen. Butler
and staff left the old headquarters. At
10 A. NJ. the whole moved in the direction
of the Petersburg g. Richmond Railroad.
At noon the enemy was dissolved en-
trenched. The 10th New Hampshire
charged and drove the enemy from his
entertainments.
There was skirmishing all the after
noon. There was no general engage
ment. A number of rebels were cap
tured, inclading one Colonel.
There has been no fighting on the left.
The officers and men are in good spirits.
The Petersburg Express of the L th,
says Gen. Lee is in Richmond, wounded.
The telegraph lines between Petersburg
and Richmond have been cut several
days as well as the railroad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
OFFICIAL DISPAioH'
Gen. StOneman Thrasht.S houdy'
Washington Nav l6-ll.35 NJ

Washington May l6--ll.S5 q W.
To Maor-General DIX:
Our latest dates from Gen Grants
headquarters are to yesterday morning at
7.3O. No operations of Importance had
occurred Our re-inforcements were ar
irving. Nothing has been received from
Gen. Butler since his telegram of Saturday
night. We have intelligence from Reseca,
Ga, up to IL o'clock last night. Our
lines had advanced on the left, two lines
of the enemy's earthworks having been
stormed. Stoneman is reported to have
destroyed wagon train, captured two
guns and thrashed Roddy.
+. M. STANTON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
From Gen. Sherman.

Washington, May TO.
A dispatch received by Gen. Halleck
from Gen. Sherman says that he had a
fight yesterday at Resaca, in which we
were successful. No details are given.
Gen. Sherman says he has not had time
to find out, but that as near as he can
Judge, our loss was about 5000, killed,
wounded and missing.
Everything was progressing very favor
ably.
The Railroad has been repaired to with
in seven miles of the army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
NEW YORK, May Ia.
The World has the following:

HEADQUARTERS SIXTH CORPS,
May 13.
Our army moved at O'Clock this
morning to renew the battle of yes
terday, but none Of the enemy were in
our front.
Warren Immediately advanced and
some heavy skirmishing ensued four
miles off with the rear guard of Lees
retreating army.
The rebel army is across the Pc
River thus showing Lee was not able
to risk another fight to-day. The
pursuit will be vigorous.
Sigel's cavalry in moving down the
valley have tapped the Virginia Cen
Railroad near Charlottesville.
About twenty Ave thousand reinforce
ments have been sent to Meade. .,
The Petersburg Express of the ilsh
announces that Gen. r. e. Lee is in flcn-
mond and wounded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

NEW YORK, May Is.
The Herald correspondent on the bat
tle-6eld, May 18th, 6 P. M. says:
One Of our staff officers informs me that
be conversed with a rebel Lieutenant, a
prisoner, who gave him some interesting
facts regarding the late Gen. Wadsworth,
The General he says, lived three days af-
ter he fell into their hands, and was very
kindly treated. He was conscious up to
the hour Of his death, and his only regret
was not that he had fallen mortally woun-
ded, but that he should die among the en-
emies of his country, for which he had
given his life a willing sacrifice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
NEW YORK, Nav Is

MEN Iohh, may LEI.
Considerable exciement has existed on
the Sixth Avenue railroad to-day, caused
by threats of violence from the late en-
ployees on the road who are on strike.
A few cars have BEEN kept running, with
policemen on each, up to this evening
No disturbances had occurred.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Arrival Of Wounded,
Nrv YORK. N

NEW IUKk, may To-
Among the wounded arrived at Wash
ington Yesterday are Lieut.. Col. Pierson.
35th Mass, Ma. f. Whiskon, 18th Mass,
Adjt., H. w. houlton, Both Mass, Adjt.
C. E. Nudge, lst Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
subscriptions, 20 the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions.

FHILAUEIKHIAl Ndy IN
The Board of Brokers have SUBSCRIBED
thousand dollars each to the Chris
tian and Sanitary COMMISSIONS. The
members of these commissions are also
making individual subscripti ons to aid
the cause of the wounded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

son, and Merritt, and Gen'ls Gustav and
Davis, Coils. Gregg, Divine, Chapman,
Mcintosh, and Gibbs Brigade command
ers and all the officers and men behaved
splendidly. Il. M. STANTON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Importans from Gen. Sherman..

CINCINNATI, May IA.
News has been received here from soi-
diers to Ne effect that Schofeld's array
moved aom Bulls Gap on the Cd inst,
and that after foar hours fighting on the
4th, Tire rebels retreated.
Tie news that Gen. Thomas has taken
Dalton is confirmed. Our forces have cap
turea about five thousand prisoners and
ten or twelve pieces of artillery which
were left by the rebels in their works
They have retreated to Resaca and Rome.
Our troops are in hot pursuit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Further Concerning Tuesdays
Battle.
WASHINGTON, May /

W ASHlNUTUN, Mdy Il.
The rebel dead and wounded were
found covering almost every foot of
ground wherever our troops urged for
ward and the rebels gave way. The
slaughter among our troops was terrific,
but not so great as that Of the enemy,
and but few captures were made by the
latter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The Evening Telegraph hasa dispatch
from Fortress Monroe, just received,
stating that all the Instructions in the
the James river have been removed, and
that our fleet Of iron-c lads is advancing
on Richmond -s-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Gen. A. r. Hill Rep0rfe2 WOun.
ded.

New YORK, May IA.
Washington specials state that the rebel
Gen. A. P. Hill was also wounded in the
last great engagement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-10
T0RSORIAL.

H1enassstursrOf Of all kinds Of WIGS. inolnains IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-10
JsIhe Sun Inhabited z

Sir John Hersohel concludes that the
sun is q planet sbundantly supplied with
inhabitants his inference being drawn
from the following argument:
On the tops Of the mountssns Of sufi.
cient height, at an altitude where clouds
seldom reach to shelter them from the rays
Of the sun, are always found regions Of ice
and snow. Now, If the solar rays them
selves convey all the heat Of the globe, it
ought to be the hottest where the course is
least interrupted. Again, seronauts all
confirm the coldness Of the upper regions
Of the atmosphere. Since, therefore, even
on our earth, the heat Of any situAtioh de-
pends upon the sptness Of the medium t5
yield to the impression Of solar rays, we
l have only to admit that on tine sun itself,
the elastic fluids composing its atmosphere
and the matter on the surface are Of such
a nature as not TO be capable Of any agec.
tion from its own rays. Indeed, this seems
/ TO be proved from the copious emissions oi
them for if the elastic fluids the atmos.
phsre, or the matter on the surface Of the
sun, were Of suoh g nature as 70 admit o.
any chemical combination with its rays
their emission would be much impaired
Another Hell-knoKn fsot Is, that the sOlal
focus Of the largest lens thrown into thu
air will occasion no sensible heat in tS'
place where it has been kept for 3 oOnsid
cradle time, although its power Of exciting
combustion, when poorer bodies are expos
Cd, should be sufficient 70 fuse the refracto
~ substances.
Thus, remarks the Scientific American
from arguments based solely upon th
supposed physical constitution Of that IL
minary, he dedness The somewhat aston
iShiRg idea that the sunis inhabited. z
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoOHEs.

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REAL ESTATE.
.TOHN G. TRIMMINGS
Real Estate & Insurance. Agent.
ATWATEB BUILDIEG.



Euolid-st-Four first elals m7dsrn built Brick Eou-
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lytr tOgethsr-
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St. Olair-5t west Of Erie-LarRe new Brick House
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DheahiEe-St-TWo stOry Col hic Cottage Houses with
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Hil St--rwo story HOnse and lot 5OxI65 feet a25Oo
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MEDICAL,
DIR. HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.


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RRAYToN 4 sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
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WHITE ARRAEGElIEEF.


1894. WETER ARRANGEMENT. lssi-t.
On snd aftsr Monday, November 18Th, Pasusnesr
lnr es,i WI leave Cleveland e follows, (5undaJss
1st Eraln---ss4O A. HL.-CINOTNEAFI ExPREss
~ g3Iing g Grafton, Wellington, EeW London
3sSi1I' Snre5sthne, Gallon, Gileads gsrdin gto1i
ton arriving q drsstiins q 100 a ~, ooiun-
~ q y, ,; ~ layton ail2 n, Olncinnsti -
m, Cairo 500 ,. n Fort Y ay1S 1.Is Chie
oago via Orestllns ip-S8 ,. n > ~ -
ID Eratm-9slD z ms~-ACUO1ldODATIOU.-
stops ct all stations, and strives In Ooiumbul
ct $50 D. N, Cincinnati 3.50 a. N.
Sd Eraiu-SsIO y. Ms-d1aHT EXPRESS-efoa
ping Ct Bsrea, aratton, Wsllington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestline, Gallon, Gtlsad, OardiRe.
ION and pelaEars; arriving e OTsstlins at lOl0
2. M, columbus l:05 q. N, Dayton 4:l5 q. NJ,
Cincinnati 700 q. m; Indianapolis 7:50 .. Ms So.
Louis 90: ?; m, Cairo 5;OOa m, It. Waynsl;S0
Trains lsave Columbus $50 and leo q a., SO pm.
arrive ct Cleveland s;aO .. M, 75o andsoo1 }. n.
OOEEECTIOEE.
BhsIby-Banduaky, ManEnsld Newark Railroad. for
4anE1sldi mt. Feznons Newark. Elnos-
OrsItlins-Piftsburgh, Fort WEyns Chicago Ran.
toAd, Forest, Uppsr sandusky, DslPho1, lf-
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Qraltoa Ead Bsiisfontius R.I,ro,s In. a. u.-,o,
belleiontAines Sidney, Uuion, 3sncis, N.
dlAnaRoli9, Terrs uG1te, Fincennes Tvnn1-
pslsRaIs-gith spTnEfsId bfSheh foF Ef 5ff;5Ss.la
Oolumbul-Littie Miami 3 Colnmb11. and Xerl,
kailToads for Xenia, Dayton, fndfanspcIl1
1orre Haute, S.. Louia, Morrow, LoVaiSnd
e1d Oi1e1nnatli and with the Ohio 4 Ms
En1ippl kailrosdg 9CiDcinna tifor LouITT{IlSl
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Golambus=Centra Olt0 BAilFoad for Newark, Eanas-
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.R.
RINTER ARRIEaraIrET


ls6s-4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. IsssA
On and aiIsr Monday, November 18Th, Isss. P..,.,-
Ber Trans VIII run a. follows, Sundays excsptsdO.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
Oi0O a. hA.--DAH EXPRE3S TRAI IH-stou,fnv. 10 AZ
Muioughby, Painssyiiie, GensVa. As6tas1is
Soaneeut and SlrArd only, and aTTivo Al Eris ~
ElS ?. M Dunkirk s45 >. m, Buialo $50 y -
Stl5 Il. .m.-giHOlAHATIE TX PRF9S-Ston1inSe - -
Painesvflle Ashtsbuls sild Girs-i c,I,- A,.is =
nIes q Erie 625 ,. m, Dunkirk s:l7p. m, Bug-
s.SSP r. il:'1MAIL AEB Accommodations
s.op soSpping as All stations and arrives &c Eris at
0l1O p, M.-EIeHTEzPREss TRAIs-s,o,,,,,
- tAnesNilief AEhtabuls and oirIFSi onlV Al
= H@i y ~ , e lZ'42 q. M Dunkirk S;ls q
LEAVE ERTW
$50 A. u.-HI9HT EXPRESS TBAIH-qto,nfnv. A.
9lLarol A9htabula and PaiaesYflls only, Snd ~
- EFe1 e Cleveland st 700 A. Il -
~ A. 4.s-RAlh AND ACCOMMODATION TEhTW
-7stopping 81 AL 1tAtions and arFfTes a CiSTs-
$50 A. M.-TOLEDO EIfRFgA-s6ou,i.s - - .Il...
sonl except svanyiIle, ssybrook = bnio1viiIS-
d1yi2.5 a5ent9t :. Sno "ioziinei Rnd arrives a
Gt6R. H.--DAY EKPBEss TRAIE-stoUusnea a. a.
1Ids Connssut, AHhtabula, nd PainsSviIis
only and arrives in Cleveland a. sos p -
- Second Glass Cars are run On al throurh
All the trains going westward counest At C.1.,.na
sltn tTalns Tor Toledo, Chicago, Oolambus OincIn-
ssatI5 inqlanAells 81 Louis. &C.; and all thrOagh
k.lns o the y, 4. q Railrnad and Al Buffao vffk
snose o. the New York Central and BuHaIo = NJ
Sitt iI4lroeds Tor New York, Albany, Boston
khliadslphia and Erie Railrosd '- -
uAy ALpreel, Eagt and West cuuueosu Il f,Ir,-z
Eitn Trains on Hrie and Pittsburgh RailToSd m
Oeyeland, November 18th, isss -
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n A FRIEHD II NEED-TRY II
~. BRostG GLHfALLIBhI hIhlEIhENTispruBat
iEan the TselEs Of Dr. Stephen ewssts Of OonnsosiQ
- sst bons ssttsE, and hss been ulsd in his BFa
- IoF ths ls-t twenty yearS With the moS4 agtonis
a. EuooeaI, AZ an external remedy Il 80 without ]
TlVtl, ant VIII slsFiase rzin Bare gpe8dty than 81
ethor PREPARATION; tof Al liheul5atlo Anl NsLtV
no-sE W6GntH, erfainG, BEElB8s, &C., it soothb q
hcaling and powerful Htreng propensitea
Gt1 ihs urt wonder and aEtouiIh ment Of all who hnt
agsE given Is trial. Over four hundred oertinoete
e rsnr knble oural performed By it within ths laf
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