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ID II AT III 3

AVERY. 10 Sherburue, Sept. 10 of brain fe-
yer, i ez Bel only daughter OF VIM. H.. aid
Laura Avery, aged moths and II days.
iva Our little flower has rass'd away
To bloom beyo d the sky,
- How cluid We call her back to us
When God did bre ak the t. nder tie.
MAYNARD In Fsirhaven. spt. LIST, Allie
M twin aughter of Marcel an and L. rain NJ.
Maynard, aged 10 eeks and 2 days,
Unto fond parents dear,
Two lovely buds were given,
Ore still Is cherished here, rI
The other blooms in Heaven.
RIsING-In Fsiihaven, Aug 18th. Hattie
Jane. a. ed months and Is days also Sept. 20,
Esa babel, aged years | month and IL days.
daughteI Of X. II. and Delilah kissing.
Two chi dren lie s in the houshold band,
Two angels uoTe in the spirit land,
II iy the savior bring each surviy ing one
To meet them there when life's work is done.
THOMPSON In Fairhsven, Sept 18th, Hat
tie E., daughter of Seth and M.rtha Z. Thomp-
son, aged year mo lths ana days.
She nves where Jesus smil impaIts
Radi' nee TO fer sweet trow,
To kind parents loving hearts
Hetyel VIII he nea'er now.
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the late Jarsa qsrehsm CT Ira, VI.
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official Dispatches.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct. 10.
To Mgor- General Dir

To Mg0r General Dir
Reports have been received by this
department from Gems. Butler, Sherman,
Thomas, Sheridan and Burbridge, show
ing the favorable condition Of military
affairs in their respective fields of opera
tion. 49,.
The purpose of Gen. Grants visit to
Washington having been accomplished,
he returned to his headquarters on Sat
urday. but there has been no Geographic
communication since his arrival there.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 8-ll.80 p. m.
have not heard direct from Sherman,
but Gen. Corse, at Allatoona, informs
me that Sherman is at Kenesaw repair
ing the railroad between Atlanta and
Allatoona. He has plenty Of provisions
in Atlanta, and so far as the main army
is concerned feels secure.
Gen. RoSseau reports that Forrest
has escaped him by crossing the Ten
nessee on fiat boats, above and below
Florence on the 9th inst, while he,
Rosseau, was detained by high water in
Shoal Creek and Elk River.
(Signed,) Gao. Ii. THOMAS.
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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY 1864.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE RESTORING INFLUENCE OF os-
GOODS INDIA CHoLAG0aUE upon eonsti-
tutions impaired and injured by residence IN
billion, elm atef, Is one of its most valuable quail
tiles. There are many constitutions that become
gradually undermined BY miasmal causes, with
out even days actual confinement. In such
cases the Cholagogue acts like eharm-,hs sal
low complexion loss OF appetite, langaor, wear
mess and depression of 'pirit', With other I'M
pleas ant symptoms which render life burden,
all yield TO this remedy IL only faithfaly used
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force upon the rear of Price, towards
Missouri.
(signed) Il. NJ, STANTON,
Sec'y of War,
From Missouri.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10,
From the Democrats Jefferson CITY
correspondence, 1t seems that the rebel
demonstration at that place, on the tn,
was merely TO occupy our forces whlle
the main body crossed the Usage river
After feeling our Notifications and find
ing them too strong, they passed west
ward during the night, some twenty
thousand strong with about twenty-five
cannon and long train or wagons,
Gen. Pleasanton arrived on the morning
of the 8th, aud assumed command, and
In the afternoon, followed the rebels
with about twenty thousand cavalry.
At night, reports reached Jefferson City
that we had engaged Prices rear, while
Gen. Curtis, coming from Kansas, was
lighting their front.
The Democrats Jefferson City dis
patch, tonight says A courier, just ar
rived from California, twenty-five miles
west, brings information of our cavalry
skirmishing nearly all day yesterday.
In the afternoon the rebels entered call
fornia, burned the depot and train OF
cars. - ...
Gen. Price has issued proclamation
stating that he had come into the State
intending to remain. He desired to
make friends, not enemies, and the dep
relations he had committed Were mil
itary necessity.
About o'clock our forces placed a
battery outside of California, and drove
the rebels out. ekilled, wounded and
captured over one hundred. Our loss
was only few wounded.
The rebels have torn up about mile
of the railroad track on the east side OF
California, end il is also torn up in sew
eral places on this side.
The rebel Col. Standwatie is reported
to have been at Upton last night with
five thousand men more at Boonville'
Major Mowry and the rebel Lieutenant
Key have been killed, and Col. Shanks
mortally wounded.
Col. Fletcher with fifteen men arrived
here from Rolla tonight, and reports
that there are fifteen hundred men re
pairing the southwest branch of tn
railroad, and that the telegraph will b.
in working order tomorrow that tn
railroad will be open from Rolla to Mo
selle the day after, and that all Is now
snug at Rolla. The bridge and water
tank at SCOTS, eight miles west of JEFF
ferson City have been burned by the reb
els also the railroad depot at Lookout
few miles beyond.
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LATER FROM SHERIDAN.
Another Fight in the VAL
ley.
THE REBELS WHIPPED
official.
WAR DEPARTMENT

W AK
Washington, Oct 1880 P.h.S
To Mo- Gen. Dr;
Mai Gen. Granger commanding at
Washington, has for the last four days
been in the line towards Front Royal, TO
which point the railroad was being ex-
tended for the supply of Gen, Sheridan.
A telegram from him dated at Rector
town, reports Sheridan's arrival at
Strasburg, followed by the enemy's cav
AIRY, and that sharp cannonading had
been heard in that direction.
A telegram from Brig. Gen. Stevenson
commanding at Harper's Ferry, reports
that an engagement took place yester-
day between the cavalry forces near
Fishers Hill, and that the enemy were
whipped and scattered to the woods ano
mountains, with the loss of eleven pieces
of artillery and three hundred and fifty
prisoners.
LATER.
Since the foregoing dispatch reached
the depot an official dispatch from Maj
Gen. Sheridan has been received, an
nouncng the victory of his cavalry
over the enemy's force of rebel cav
airy in the valley under command o
Gen, Rosser E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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To Ma. Gen. Hal1eck, Chief Of Staff:
I reached the Kenesaw Mountain Oct.
9th, Just in time to witness at distance
the attack on Allatoona. had antici-
pated this attack, and had ordered from
Rome Gen. Corse with reinforcements.
The attack was met and repulsed, the
enemy losing some two hundred dead
and more than one thousand wounded
and prisoners. Our loss was about
seven hundred in the aggregate. The
enemy captured the small garrisons at
Big Shanty and Ackworth, and burned
about seven miles of our railroad, but
we have at Allatoona and Atlanta an
abundance Of provisions. Hood observ-
ing our approach has moved rapidly
back to Dallas, and Van Vert and | am
watching him in case be tries to reach
Kingston or Rome. Atlanta is perfectly
secure to us, and this army is better of
than in camp. -.
(Signed) W. L. SHERMAN,
Major General,
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WOODSTOCK, Va, Oct. I, 9P.M.
To Lieut. Gen. U. s. Grant:
have the honor to report my COM
mand at this point tonight. l COM
menced moving back from Port Repub-
lie, Mount Crawford, Bridgewater and
Harrisonburg yesterday morning. The
grain and forage in advance of these
points had previously been destroyed.
In moving back to this point the
whole country from the Blue Ridge to
the North Mountain has been made un-
te-able for a rebel army. | have de
stroyed over two thousand barns filled
with wheat and hay and farming imple
ments, over seventy mills filled with
-four and wheat and have driven in front
of the army over 1000 head Of stock, and
hove killed and issued to the tro ops not
less than 5000 sheep. This destruction
embraces the Luray Valley and Little
Fork Valley as well as the main valley.
A large number of horses h2ye been OBJ
tanned, proper estimate of which /
| cannot now NIKE. Lit. John r. Meigs,
my engineer officer, was murdered be-
/ You'd Harrisonburg, near Dayton. For
this atrocious act all the houses within
an area of five miles were burned.
Since / came into the valley from
Harpers' Ferry, every train, every small
party and every straggler has beer
bushwhacked by the people, many o
whom have protection papers from
commanders who have been hitherto il
the valley. The people here are getting
sick of the war. Heretofore they have
had no reason to complain because the!
have been living In great abundance.
have not been followed by the enemy t.
this point with the exception of small
force of rebel cavalry that showed them
selves some distance behind my rear
guard to day. A party of one hundre'
of the Eighth Ohio cavalry which L ha
stationed at the bridge over the Mort
Shenandoah, near Mount Jackson, wa
attacked by Mcneil with 10 men, Will
they were asleep, and the whole part
dispersed or captured. / think the
will all turn up. learn that 66 of theI
have reached Winchester. Mcneil wa
; MORALLY wounded and fell into OF
hands. This was fortunate as he ws
the most daring and dangerous of q
the bushwhackers in this section OF Il
country.
(Signed) P. II. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen.
No recent intelligence has been recei
. ed from Maj Gen Candy, but by b
last reports Gen, 5teele was moving
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EpruEpTIo FITS CAN BE CURED

DR.. Lockrow having become eulinently sue
cessfu 10 curing this terrible malady invites all
similarly afflicted to call or send for circulars of
references and testimonials Of numerous cases
curei of from one to twenty-four years standing.
He devotes his attention especially to diseases of
the oerebro-Spnal Axis,or Nervous System, and
solieits an investigation of his claim to public
confidence.
He may be consulted at his private residence,
No. l4 Wet AZ str, ct, daily from 10 A. until
I4P NJ, except S iturday and Sunday Address
all letters to DIR. v. Is. LOCKROW,
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WONDERFUL CHANGES

have occurred in this country during the last
three or four years, but none more wonder
ayr, full than the
REVOLUTIONS IN COLOR,
produced among the Heads Of the People by
CRISrAD0R0'S HAIR DYE.
The history of the success of great discoveries
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A TTENTION STOCK BREEDERS
{ - 0 gEsss
FLOODED SHEEP FOR SALE.

We offer for sale the following Blood Sheep
IL yosrling Bucks, two year old Bucks. bred
and Riley sandfora's Buck or orwell. VT. Tsour
year old Buck from johnson =. Benedict,s flock.
and IA Buck Lambs from BARRIERS and Roilin
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suit purchasers, single Buck or the entire flock.
Persons wishing choice Buck to improve their
flock or TO take West, will do well TO call and exc
anime this fine lot Of Sheep. All letters Of in.
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who may wish to examine the above Sheep.
wESTOvER SMITH.H
Westover House, Castleten,
Rutland Co., VT
Address, R. b. Westover, Thos. r. Smith.
oot1 DAWN
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--latest from GEN. Grant.

-" WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Information received from the army
of the Potomac, to day, stated that on
Sunday night, between IL and o'clock,
the enemy opened fire towards the Sec
ond corps, and continued the attack
for twenty or thirty minutes. Our
troops did not reply. 1t is not known
that the enemy inflicted any damage on
on our troops. When the mail boat left
City Point yesterday, all was compare
lively QuieI
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
DELE RATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, M
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This well known medicine is no imposition, but
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DIR. W. H. GREGG,

Dr. w. H. GREGG,
Dear Sir-I have been suffering for long time
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New York, Dec. 80, 1864
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octlO-d&w2m
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A METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF NAHhIAuE
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From Washington.
WARRINGTON. Oct

A Richmond letter in the Charleston
Courier dated the Sd, says that Long
street relieves Eaaly, and unless the en-
emy's number be really $1,000 veterans,
we shall yet have good account from
the valley. Thirteen thousand men in
feserve, already brigaded, in Virginia,
arc to be called out
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MATRIMONIAL.

Ladies and Gentlemen II you wish TO marry
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out money and without price, valuable iniorma,
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Ihis information will cost you nothing, ana y
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All letters strictly confidential. The desired in
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CONSTITUTION WATER.
ag-sdSw8n

v EIHEEsHFIhIsOf tVIIals, -HKEENIt - EN0Of
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ut Hartford, Messrs Lee, Sisson Co., and
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found great change in my health. have used
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M AR RuAG ES.

STAFFORD KINGSBURy.-At the Ire
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Rev. q. L. Walker, III. w. Spatf,rd of Dandy,
VI and Miss Matte Z. Kingsbury of Chester,
VT,
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New York Produce Price Current,

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. s. Mcclure & Co, strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New YORK.
We quote for the week ending Dot. IL as fol-
lows:
FLouR-Fine Brands superfne state, IT'S q IS
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DAINT! PAINT!!
WINTERS metallic BROWN PAINT
RECOMMENDS ITSELF

1t is pure oxide of Iron and Magsnese. II
mixes readily with Linssed Oil, taking two gal
Ions less per 100 lbs. than any mineral, end pos
sees more body than any other paint. II forms
glossy, uniading, durable metallic coat, protect
ing wood from decay, and iron or other metals
nom rust or corroSion.
~ 1t does not require grinding, and war
ran ted to give salts action for painting rail way
cars iron bridges, houses, barns, hulLs and decks
OF ships, tin and single roofs, 30
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BRANDRtTH,s Pills,
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.

published for the benefit, and as a war;
caution TO Young Men who suffer fr,
debility, Premature Decay of MAJ
pying at the same time, the
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r1eHrNFss oF rHE QUEST.

We sneeae, a slight, thin, sharp, ichorous mat
ter comes from our nos. we have heNiness OF
the head great op ression of the ehesi, some
tic htness ard little tenderness in the region of
the lungs. Now, att n.ion must be given 10 this
state Of facts, or inflammation of the lungs, or
congestion may take pla Q, and dsath be with us
before we are aware.
BRANDRtTH's PILLR,
say two, four, or six, according to age, sex and
constitution, must be tasel. They must purge
very freely, drink warm drinks while the fever
lasts, and as diet eat plenty of good Iodian
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going the rounds, and will be followed by dysen-
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same process. The wise will have Brandreth's
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Philadelphia Gives an Increased
Union Majority.
Good News from Ohio and
Indiana.
Probable Success of the Union
Ticket.
Election Returns.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
Philadelphia gives an increased Re
publican majority of three thousand.
The State is given up by the Copper
heads. .r......