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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-21
COMMTSSIONERS' NOTTCF m
JUDAH II. ROUND, tco,,,..
AMOS WESCoTT, Noh r.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. m.

{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
hon. Probate Court for the District Of Fairhayen.
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust All
CLAIMS and demands of all persons against the es-
tate OF D. T. hscomb, late of Castleton IN said dis
trleI, deceased hereby give notice that we viii
meet for the purpose OF examining and allowing
SAID claims, at the residence Of Noble Jennings, in
Hydeville, on the goth day Of April next, from 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, until o'clock P. NJ, of said day and
that SIX months from the 10Th day OF March A
d. 1864, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their said claims to US for ex.
animation and allowance
Dated Qastleton, VT, this 2sth day Of March,
A. ID. 1864.
BENZ. F. ADAMS,
a. NOBLE JENNINGS, I oonrs.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
IA TENTS.
r. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents, Late Agent of United
States Patent Office, Washington, (under the
Act of 1879
76 STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KILBY ST,
BOSTON.

After an extensive practice Of upwards Of
twenty years, continues TO secure Patents in the
United States; also in Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications,
Bonds. Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Patents, executed on liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility
Of Patents or Inventions-and legal or other adj
vice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
renting One Dollar. Assignments recorded AT
Washington.
The Agency is net only the largest in New Eng
land, but through it inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, of ascertaning the patent ability
ofinventions, unsurpassed by, if not immeasurably
superior TO, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The Testimonials below given prove
that NONE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and as SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF
ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
add, that he has abundant reason to believe, and
can rrove, that at no other Office of the kind are
the charges for professional services so moderate.
The immense practice of the subscriber during
twenty years past, has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and official de-
cisions relative 10 patents These, besides his ex-
tensive library OF legal and mechanical works,
and full accounts of patents granted in the United
States and Europe, render him able, beyond aues-
tion to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents. ~sH 4
ALI necessity of journey to Washington, to
procure patent, and the usual delay there, are
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and SUCCESSFUL practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trust-scorthy, and more capable of putting
their applications in form to secure for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
~ EDMUND BURKE,
H1s .Fs#s. Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications on all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is noo pending. Such
unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
Of his large practice made t,ctce rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided in his favor by the
Commissioner of Patents.
r. II. EDDY. 4
Boston, Dec. l9, 1868. 3:wlyr
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IMPORTANT 10 ALL INVALIDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD

"a ~ ~ " " ~
II is well known to the Medical Profession that
THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE RLR-
MRNT
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10 take medicine TO cure diseases oecasioned by
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This is the secret of the wonderful success Of this
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CT accompanied by IDENTITY or Low
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8g GelegtapB,
Afternoon Report.
From the Army Of the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Ths Worlds spe-
cial says, Of HaRcocks brilliant movement
on Friday night last when the rebel picket
line with the entertainments were carried,
that our line in front was rather irregular
and It was determined to straighten Il up
by taking that held by the rebels. The
coveted position lay at the foot Of hill on
the crest Of which 10 Q strong rebel fort,
making the attack one Of great hazard; be-
sides It was Of value TO the enemy, mas
much as Ii afforded him survey of good.
~ stretch of our works, towards either
flank, So at ! o. M, the Goth Penn9yVa-
mia, the 10th Indiana, and the And U. 3.
sharpshooters, all under Gen. De Trahiand
started noisslessly from their position and
with bayonets fixed, moved quickly to-
ward the rebel position; the rebels were
asleep and our troops went into their rife
pits ere they knew il. In the confusion
two or three shots were fred and that was
all. Some artillery firing from the hill,
but did no damage, 0ur troops instantly
set to work improving the entrenchments
TO their own advantage, About O'Clock
p. M, the rebels were heard approaching,
Whereupon O vigorous FIRE of musketry and
artillery opened on them, and they retreat
ed; they declared, however, that they
would come again and retake the works.
which by the time this reaches yoa will be
greatly strengthened.
The Herald's special says, the Union
signal station at Dutch Gap, WAS bonn
barded by the rebels on Friday evening.
The Union batteries replied with vigor,
the officer at the station, Lit. Amsdeu, re-
NAMED at his post during the conflict
The damage to us actually amounted TO
nothing, while with the enemy it was quite
different. After the cessation of firing their
earthworks bore unmistakeable evidence
of hard usage. Men were busily engaged
until dark in repairing damages.
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Maine Eleotion.

PORTLAND, Ne, Sep. ID, l:45, A. NJ
Ninety! Eve towns give Cony 26,77l; How.
ard 1908. Union majority, 9,l6s. This
vote includes little over four-tenths Of
the State, and the same relative gain will
amount to 1000 in the whole State,
making Oony's total majority. 1880 to
20, 900. The counties have all undoubt-.
eddy gone Republican, electing their State
Senators and county officers. The House
of Representatives will stand about the
same as last year, when 1t stood 124 Union
to 20 opposition. The Gubernatorial vote
in 1860, which preceded President Lin
coins election, stood, Republican, 10000,
Democrat, 52,36o straight Wing, and scat
tering, l,705; being q Republican majority
of 1926, some 1000 short Of the proba.
BILE majority of this year. -.s.t
A violent storm has prevented many OF
the towns from getting returns to the tel
egraph Offices, and has made the lines
work badly.
Fhe polls, throughout the State, have
been kept open until O'Clock, to-day, two
hours later than heretofore.
The amendment to the constitution per-
hitting soldiers to vote will be carried al
most unanimously.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sep. 13.--We have car
ried the State by the largest majority ever
thrown by any party in Maine, at a Cub
ernatoaial election, possibly reaching 2o,.
900. We have all the Congressional Dis.
trIcts by large majorities, and fve-sixths
of both branches Of the Legislature. y
TSiRned1 J. G. BLATHE.
Chairman Union COMMITTEE.
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IEuIyl yVuI5f
GEO. A. STUART,
Chairman q. 8. @. o.
Per J. Irving FORBES.


~WE clip the following from Go
dey's LGdy's Book, knowing that hun
dreds of our lady readers will bear testi-
mony to its truth
During the last six months we have had
in our parlor, and among its most elegant
adornmeuts, too, very beautiful Sewing
Machine, from the establishment OF Wheel
err 4 Wilson, on which il hae become our
ambition to become proficient, when this
WELT pen has given US momenes
time for the needle. Bot, for the life OF
rs, we cannot get over the idea that there
ia some fairy work growing under our M
gers whenever we get moment OF this
most delightful occupation. To see neatly
stitched seams gliding through our hngers
at the rate Of q yard Q minute, to see
shirt made in less time than Is necessary
TO cut IL out-and a shirt bosom covered
with tiny plaits, exquisitely stitched, COM
pleted almost while q lady could SEES out
needleful of thread, partakes absolutely Of
the marvellous. Then the swiftness otit-
the satisfaction and glory of having all
your sewing done up in few hours-ot
seeing YOUR pretty rosewood case shut up.
covered with bijouterfe, and turned into
the most charming bit Of ornamental fur
niture-all this is making play OF work.
and making usefulness an elegant sceom-
pIishment. Our machine now will make
three dresses-no matter how heavy or how
6ne-in far less time than the dressmaker
REQUIRES to fit one. It will hem haudker-
chiefs, do all sorts Of fancy stitching, and
rival the dantiest work Of the WhItest nn-
gers with magical neatness. what me
steam engine proves compared 70 horse
power, this beautiful machine is when set
In opposition TO the slow, patient progress
Of the ordinary needle. II only requires
little care, drop of oil now and then
touched to the mechanism, and you have
the motive power Of Fifty seamstresses DO.
ing ornamental duty in your Parior, while
out of active nse,- eating nothing, asking
nothing, aud never singing the mournt9l
"Soug OF the Shirt, "-shtch, stitch, stitch
See advertisement in another column.
Sept. IA. 2td
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Maxican News.

lN1w YoRE, Sept. l3.-The steamer Roam
oke from HAVANA, Sept. 8, arrived to-day
with dAteB from the City Of Mexico 70 the
29Gh ult,, and Vera Cru1 to the lst instant
had been received.
Gen. Mejia had entered Victoria city,
and WAS Joined By troops from TamPieo,
under Gen. Dupin.
Castagnry had defeated Q party of Juarists
near Saltillo, losing amongst others his
Chief Of ARTILLERY.
Gen. MejiA 10 said to be marching on
Matamoras. Various skirmishes are re-
ported in which the French are usually
victorious. No reliance can be placed in
these reports.
The Mexican vessels Librado and Mexi-
cauo have been captured OF Manzinallo.
It is reported that the Russian feet in
the Pacific haze been ordered 70 rendezvous
at Acapulco, and salute the new Mexican
nag.
The Spaniards are not making much
more headwAy in SantO Domingo than the
French in Mexico. They suffer severely
from the FaVages Of sickness.
A small force was attacked between
Santo Domingo city and San ChFistOVal,
and their commander, Col. Suarz, killed.
The rebels at Puerto Plata had been at
tackled and driven out Of their fortihea-
tions, losing ten guns.
On the other hand, 1t 10 said that the
rebels lost only one gun ADD hold three
forts, and were keeping up constant hre,
A cargo Of slaves was successfully land
ed near Reledio last week.
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RRRDBRICK ToWHsBHD,
New York Market
NnWYonr. senter

nav YoRK, September l3.
Cotton-Dull, and nominal, ut 81 80 for
middlliug uplands.
FlourSState and western frmer with
more doing, at 50 s0@9 95 for extra state;
$40 COOL for r. II. o.; II 6O@$i3 for
trade brands. The market closing steady,
included in the ssIes are 5000 bbls. extra
state. for forward delivery, on terms not
made public.
Whisky-Active and Rrmsr; western
81 s09I 81, closing at the latter price.
Wheat-$2 10 for Chicago spring; 50 20
A2 81 for winter red western and Amber
Michigan. 50 'l8 for Amber Milwaukee.
OoFn-More active 9 shade frmer, at
81 6Oi@l Ella for mixed western; 81 63
for high mixed do; 81 63 for good mixed
western IN store, and 81 6s3 for unSouad
in store. --.4
ORts-Dnll. a-.r
PoEk-opened heavy, at lower prices,
but closed active and advancing; S4O@4l
for mess; Sal T6@43 % for new do. cash,
aud regular, closing ~ about S42 sT3943;
$3s 76@39 so for prime and $42@43 fol
prime mess. Also, 500 bbls. mess TOR Sep.
tembeF, buyers option, at $4S so and SOC
bblB-do. for October 18th, same option, Al
43 123. -glrt' 2 - : r.
Beet-Quiet and heavy, at SI2@15 fol
country mess; 10 for prime; 1000 fol
repaeked mess, and 2I@26 for extra mess
LaFd-Heayey and . shade lower. 23t@
24f for state Iud western.
Butter-Quiet and firmly held At 4694E
for Ohio and 4O945 for state.
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RATIONAL MRDlCINR.

DRs THOMAS y. KISNEh WOULD
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located in
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Rs
tional or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the practice Of his profession for number OF years.
and has been 0minenty successful In the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases both acute and ehTOnie
Or. K, - heretofore. viii devote . good share Of
HIS time and attention 70 the treatment ofa ehTOnic
diseases Of both sexes, such as Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases all Diseases o. the Throat
CatArFh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MereuriAl
and Nervous Diseases, RheumatiSm, ser0fala, every
variety Of Blood and skin Diseases, BP0psy fumOT,
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar 20 Females, vlG In
aammatOfy Diseases OF the Uterus, Painful lTregu-
IArtiea LsucOTThea, PTolapS18 UtsTi, and AL her-
VuuS Diseases to which they are subject Diseases
Of Children carefully ane nationally treated. Md
ieines mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential Night
calls eheeFfully aud promptly answered.
E"Ohce and residence one door west Of Louis
A6Iingis Hotel, Third street, near Reed KrAft's
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. We. once hOurs
from A. II. 70 n. n.
REFERBN0BS.
Prof D. ?. Payne, steubenViiles Ohio.
DIT. W. D. McaregoT,
Or. G. Arnold, OSmhrIdge, Ohio.
Prof. o, II. OleaValand cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. O. A. HelehimoE, Van vert,
ie2I-1ydkWs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

B~oEy oOuEcIE.-vA-regnlar monthly
meeting of the City Council was held al
the City Buildings last essning.
Mr.. Pratt, in the second branch, offered
resolution proposing the appointment Of
committee TO amend the ordinance in
regard TO coal so as to have the article
sold BY weight instead of measurement.
The resolution was adopted. 1-a.T
The usual monthly reports from tho
standing committees, and from the Board
of Health were read and appropriately dis
posed of
An appropriation not exceeding 81 900
was made for the purpose of enabling the
Street Commissioner to proceed with the
work of paving the streets in the vicinity
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot.
The name Of VIM. Belvilie was presented
as Deputy City Sergeant for the 9Th
Ward, in place of SaVering, resigned.-
Confirmed.
Geo. W. Robinson, member of council
from the LIST Ward, preferred charges
against officers George and James Saint
niers for abusing Lewis Keller. Referred
to committee on Police.
A petition from various citizens asking
that the little suspension bridge at the foot
of Sixth street be repaired, was read and
referred.
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From Warrington.

WAsHmsFoH, Sept. ls.-Ons-third Of
the bonds Of the recent loan were delivered
to-day, and immediate deliveries will con-
time 70 be made as fast as the eertiheates
are presented for that purpose. The Sec
retary of the Treasury has directed that
the entire amount derived from this loan
shall be paid 10 the army.
Warrants were issued yesterday for mo-
ney 10 pay the troops In the Northwest.
Eight rebel deserters from Hills corps
come to Washington to-day, on the mail
boat from City Point.
The order Of Gen. Grant Offering protec-
ton to deserteEs, and promising them ems
ployment out Of reach Of the rebel author
ities, has already had . desirable effect,
and squads Of them frequently come within
our lines.
The military government Of the District
of Washington has issued an order prohib-
iting the sale Of clothing 70 any enlisted man
upon the discharge papera he may present,
until the papers have been examined
and q special permit obtained from the
Governors headquarters. The reason for
this order is that persons engaged iu the
clothing bushes have frequently sold cit
iEen's clothes TO enlisted men who have
exhibited certificates Of discharge, which,
in most cases, proved TO be spurious,
forged or belonging to persons other than
those presenting them. This business has
been very brisk in Washington.
A military order just issued directs that
deserteFs from the United States troops
arriving in Washington who report them
selves as belonging TO any particular reg
iment and are sent TO it shall be per-
mamently assigned to the regiment II they
thus report themselves.
DeserteEs now in the prisons Of the Dis
trict, or who may hereafter arrive, whose
regiments are unknown, shall be cent i'm
mediately TO the front, with instructions
to the oommanding General OF the army
to employ them at work on the trenches.
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Situation Of tho Army Improving.


NHw YoRK, Sept. l3.-The Commercials
Washington special says: Gov. Andrew, Of
Massachusetts, who has arrived here. has
given in his adhesion to Mr.. Lincoln, with
out reservation.
One Of Gen. Grants staf, just arrived
here, reports that the situation Of the ar
my is improving vastly.
Lee cannot attack with any effect until
Early returns, and Sheridan holds him 30
closely that he cannot fall back without
serious disaster.
The Richmond Examiner Of last Friday
says Grant has mAssed q great many troops
ON the railroad. two miles south of Peters,
burg, aud has within the last ten days
pushed his left quarter of q mile west of
the railroad. He will at an early day
make q grand burst, and try to reach the
south side of the railroad, at some point
near the town. This 10 to be his next
grand movement.
The Wing says Sherman visited the rebel
wounded at Jonesboro, aud told them he
intended 70 take his army back 70 Atlanta,
rest it, and then go to Andersonville. The
Wing says this may be regarded as Yam
kee bEaggadooio.
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A Desirable Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale excellent
Stock Yarn, in Rails county, Missouri, cOntain.
Ing go acres-I00 under eultiVati0n-on which
there q . small frame house. The land Il within
one mile OF the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad,
two from Monroe Station and sixteen from HAnni-
bal. A never failing stream Of water runa through
lt. The land Il high and rolling and the country
healthy. It AdioinS the lands Of VIM. Booker, for
meTly Of st. ClSiFsVille, Ohio.
Persons desiring any Information respecting the
above land are referred to Amos Osborne, grocer,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
ifnot sold al private uale before the Ist day Of
October It will then be offered II public sale 10
have also s9S acres LEAD Land, in Washington
county, No, some l8 miles from Potosl.
AuGd-Ims JOHN JONES.
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sattlinp of Fort sumter,

NEwYoRK, Sept. ia Tribune's Wash
ington special says: ,
Col. Dana Of the 143d Pennsylvanis reg.
iment who has returned from under Ere at
Charleston, reports that he was assured by
parties who was out to Fort Sumter that it
was rapidly settling, and ina very short
time Il was believed water would enter the
lower tier Of embraaures. Its fact we'll
known 70 our engineers that this fortiica-
ton was erected upon quite q thin point Of
sand, which strata Of sand rested upon 3
soft pulpy moss of debris. sss Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

H0 No CLUE has yet been obtained to
the recent robbery OF the dry goods store
off. s. Rhodes. The safe which the ras-
calls attempted to blow up has since been
opened, but fortunately none of the.mouey,
books or papers which it contained are
very seriously damaged. Il is no baby
burglars work, but the work of daring
and skillful hand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

~ARRIyAL OF GUERRlLIAs.-Six guer-
rillas, captured lately in Richie county:.by
the State troops, arrived in the city yes
terdAy and were committed to the Athene-
um. Among the numbeS is Captain Ed
mund ]. Jarvis, 8 noted rascal, who has
done great deal of damage. Another one
named Jacob DOugherty, was found while
concealed in q hay NOW.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

B%AHoUT one hundred and eighty men
of the 9th West Virginia Infantry arrived
yesterday from Gen. Crooks army, to be
mustered out of the service of the United
States, their time having expired. They
look very much worn and fatigued after
three years hard service. They are now
encamped on the Island. 100
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

BURLmoroH, W., Sept lave have
returns from III towns, which foot up as
follows: Smith, 26,2I9i Red6eld, 1881;
Smiths majority. l6,84sg Returns from
$50 towns show the election of ais Union
and 20 Democratic Representatives. Sen.
ate unanimously Union.