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PERSONAL.

NIRb l.. SMITR-AN EXCELLENT CLAIR
WI -oysnt and Test Medium $50 st near 4sh de
scribes and communicates with spirit friends,
living friends at . distance, tolls their character,
gets names. examines disesses perfectly, magma
tises, reads the future. Hours from 10 . till 8
Pen. SittinRs 81. NH Inn
M Es. WBEN Is CURING HOPELESS GASES
yl OF DISEASE
By Magnetism and Eisctricty,
wien all other treatment fails. Gall and see tes-
timonials at 43j 4 street, Washington.
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S1cRET DIsEAsssl sloRET DIssAsssll
sAMA,R4TAN GI1T!

THE MOST CIRTAIN RIMlDY 1VlR USED
GoNoRRHG1 a f1ssar' S SHIs d.
Contains no Mineral, no BAlssm, no Mercury.
Only Ies PiHs TO be Taken to Efea Cure.
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nsr
most
Cures in from two to four days. and recent cssee
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
no EXPOSURE NO TROUBLE, 80 CHANGE wHA11vRl.
or
'a'''1'' w 'SIMARlTAN's GIFT.
Sent by all In . plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81 Female, s..
sck QUIZ gLcEss, SORES sPoFs. TSTriks.
sCALis, BoILS: SYPHILIS Oh W.
6Lad Is. k aOS. ANO
Syphilis fss Oh 81, VI N ikE AZ pfsIAsls. tie sA-
MARITHND ROOT AND HlRB JUICE, Is the
prescribed it reaches and Graduates every particle
snd gsrpapsnt TAKE then 2, thi. guriiyins rene
that for f 30 s5T '.r
ROOF
system ss we'll % ali the bad elects Of AsreurS.
In many affse.ions with which number: Of F.
m mes tss IN
Bess;, and for II inodsnt to tie ssS
Sent ut by express. Price 81 bottle. ORG eos''ss
sAMARITAN,s oHAEoRI WASH.
Pr,ss Is cents. Iph 6ireeiieps; .;.a.,,,,. po.s
Sold By s. oALvERT FORD, corner of 18th An
IENRV COOK Alexapdria mAy6-n
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DENTISTRY.
NREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY,

CREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Extracted ,cithout PDin spih the Mxhri,s Of
Orysen.
would advise all persons having teeth to ex-
tract to call at DR.. LEWIE'S office,
and have them taken out by this new
and harmless process. Also call anduNNYN
examine the Doctors new aud inn, =.
You once ses the crest imnrovement in his teeth
you viii have them in other style than this new
and valuable one. No. PAP, Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novl3 S. r. LEwIE, N. D., Dentist.
nj TIE TIL.
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally at his Office in this SNX
city; Many persons can wear theseIIfYYD
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others who cannot ear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
wit any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the
cleanest, strongest. and most perfect denture thai
art Can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cty-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets Also, 2O7 Arch st >,
Philade lphia. mar4-ly
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( ORDINANCE OFFICE.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washinston, d. G.. March q. 1854.
n s1iTs rS9r1s.ks VIII 30 received at this Off %
p1! Of Ass s s,b:. tst
to be delivered in the following quantities at the
500 sess .t the New York Arsenal Governors
70, 600 set, at the Frankfort Arsenal, B-idesburs.
s,;sc" :. Allegheny :, Piss.bu,s, Pa,
Thee sccoutrements sre to be made in strict con-
iUEiY With the nsr pattern sets 70 be seen s the
vliet, W.tertorn, and Warrington Arsenals. and
being received for the Government. None are to
be accepted or paid for bat such as are approved
e. and al the stock to Se The best Sas tanned Fac
shouider belt win be included in the sat.
sSst5sstsd sar the drss delivery be made the
Failure to make asysrie. At specified tim. will
to deSsr sa Il s
49, me scceutssments must be boxed in the usual
Rsdesrs win state explicitly tn. Arsens, or Arse.
the! to deliver 1t each
for more than one.
than regular manufacturers, snd such As H own
to this Department to be fully competent to eIs
other than those made in bis OWE own saops
null and void
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
Acknowledgements Of their sureties over thsir own
SIGNATURES
Each party Staining . contract viii he obliged
to enter into bond with approved sureties for it's
faithful execution.
Upon the award being made. successful bidders
will be no tilted, and furnished with forms Of con-
tract and bond
The Department reserSes the risht to reject any
or all bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to .'Brissdier Gene
raj George d. Ramsay. Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
try Accoutrements" GEORGE b. RAMSAY.
mh26- eotd BriR Gen Chief of Ordnance
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FUSd1Rxf0H,
Office of CHaf Iuarternlasier, ;
Washington, D c.. March rs, 1854
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops In and around the forts hereinafter
specified from parties owning wood or wood lands
North Of the Potonae-Forts Sumner, Mansfield.
Bsyard Simmons, Gaines, Reno, Kearney, De-
Rnsey; Stevens, Slocum. Totten, semmer. Bunker
Hill Saratoga, Thaser. aud LiEcoln, and Batteries
spssae, Kime.ll. Parrot. and Csmsron. ,.
Carroll Snyder. Stanton, Baker, Davis, Dupont,
Aeigs, Mahan, and Batteries Ricketts, and Wagner.
eou ia Of Potomac-forts Marcy, EtRan Allan, @.
Z Smith, Bennett, De Kaib, Corcoran, HaSgsrty,
WSSodbury. Whipple, csss, TiiliDshast. Craig. and
Proposals will be received under this advertise.
ment for wood any here within the limits of the
Department of Washington for supply of troops in
Proposals viii be made in the following manner;
to Wit:
|. For wood standing price per cordl.
2. For wood ielled by the United States Engi-
nssri or ps5ise gss sod .rouna
Proposals must specify the locality, kind. guam
tty. and quality Of the wood and its distances from
the neaIeet fort, camp or station for troops.
Zach bidder must attach his fun name and post
once address to his bid. and the names Of ali par
ties interested In the proposals must appear in the
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con.
tracts or purchases made "a the wood may be re-
quired.
The right is reserve to aseept all or any part of
q bid.
No verbal pro positions wiz be enter tanned, but
evers Did, or modification Of the same, must be in
writing.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals TO.
ELIAS NJ GREINI,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
mb2S-lt Department of Washington.
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KENDALL's
AMDOlIHE Fek YHH HAIR.
AxsoLIN
E0IsT1Es,
BEAuTI1iHk
GDURATFs,
ExESEfH8Ns,
EHPI60kATEs.
A0URISR8s,
KxBBLLis8SS
TR1 EAR
kRNpALLE AkECLIEB ID q rare compound
Stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots. a
Rs.rs. fer the GROWTH, BEAUTY, sne PER-
kkEzNT YIGo2 Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where The hair requires
xentle sdmulant." DE-. ORILT0N.
"Eays never hsd anything which 30 pertse
answers TIE purpose Of . hair dressing
WARR1N WARD, ESQ,
Eo. 975 oana street. n. T.
"krts- being bald for seven years your AMBG
LIME has covered the entire SCALP with NEW
EklE." Fro:. JOHN sHNIA.
No. IS King street, n. T.
For ssls By al Druggists and Fancy Goods
rxies 81.
KENDALL b BANNISTEK,
sls-em No S<2 BRoADwAY.N
IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
suTLlRs WIFI FIND
II. 4. DOWNING d CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAM
10 sA 4 MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 20
THRIA TRADE.
II sslls very rapidly. aud Ii the most economics
erssn,. distf the oncsr's mess. Its prepared
n ors minute, and nahss most delicious Soup or
phowdss. 1t h highly recommended b. Army
Sarssoas. The rroa.s are large.
Il. A. DOWNING T. co.,
Manufacturers OF Concentrated Food,
No. Ill Hast 18th st., New York.
or Esis b. BARBOUR & snMMIs. sols Agents.
oS Louisiana Avenue,
se 3-h WashiDs ton. D. q.
TRIEsM1A.EEs1psose:.ss b, Ho,.l Letter. P.ssnt
scols de PhsrInacie de Paris, and the Imperial
Triesmsr No. lie the eGsctu.l remedy for Relax
alton, spermatoIrhss; and 1xhauation Of the sys-
s sss IF SaSss % q:
No. Is the infslbe remedy for I'll fnpuritiss and
mercury nd III cther dsies.rous ings.d hs s.' OF
ri. 2, spArson IL IN the form Of most .sresa
shsas.s osphsrs IN tin cases At IS sssh, or
is1f II for g. and Il e. thu.
wssls.:s ssa ;sss! 81 BE- ESRkeW No. 1s4
20 = Ia 80 ?; ). q. foaD. No. $50 p. Az.
HAPPINESS or MIsERY!-IHAT is THE
sras or Il ne al
re- z: s's s:sp & s ssa
SS rrss and It's
Indi9estion WEAKNESS Dsprassion or ienoranoa
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W1ITIN0 DIsKs. poprpo, m. -.
w eniyee, Phatoarapk AI6uHs. Ch11sm,:, 49,
$3.50 - len1on BeArds, 6o6 Pes9 fsSi~
Boob Lgnsesess Diaries, &e.. e. YoS asin ~ n.
ktsN fxANoA sAyIop.
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a DAMS xXPRXss COMPANY,
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GREAT SAsTsHS ASs WEST
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yorv.sssd s}is So sAfh siY AND IL
has age seies In the srineipsi hallway Towns 4
North, EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
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ron .sToN,s AaR IcULTURAL OF1MIsTRY
j WOOD i Agricultural Csemistry: Lyndon.
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dG nDiitosipe and Draining Tables: London.
ncnsId 4 Land Drainage: London.
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1f fE5RsRREHS 14Es aH55EFoESk fkE Gsfhs3f
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VA WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
Wv WASHINGTON ID q Marc

WASHINGTON ARSENAL
w WASHINGTON. d; O., March Is, 1854.
Proposals win Dc received until A pril 10 at this
Arsenal, or furnis hing the following building ma
teras deliverable at the Wharf at southeast angle
of Arsenal grounds:
800 elbow Pine Piles, middle diameter one foot
ranging in length from - to 80 feet ar follows:
80 Piles, - to % feet,
Ito Piles "a TO y feet,
40 Piles, 2S 60 30 feet.
2s5 Oak Piles. middle diameter one foot ranging
IN length from . to 50 feet, as follows:
90 Piles, Is to q feet
Is Piles, 80 to - feet,
30 Piles, IS to 81 feet
lSPiles, Sc to 80 feet
q Piles. 80 feet.
4,Og0 running feet Oak Stringers middle diarnater
one foot, to cut % feet, faced on one side.
2.H0 running feet Oak Stringers, same a. ave,
round.
1900 running feet Oak Stringers, middle diameter
one foot, TO cut 20 feet round
so running feet square Oak Timber. foot
foot, TO cut y feet
1S0N0 superficial feet of two inch OAK Plank, to
cut Ia feet, being 80 600 lumber feet.
Small legs for crihbinx and flooring, diameter
10 inches, aud 10 cut feet long; enough to cover
$500 superficial feet being, say, $4,000 running
teet or H. $50 sticks feet long, III cords of wood
Proposals will specify at what time deliveries
will be completed J G.. BEN Ton
NH 81 l3t Captain Commanding.
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5000 HORSES WANTED.
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
ox Ts or CaIE1 oq y M.aaAa H..
head will Be PAID A tSf FL HORSES
delivered within the next thirty lSol days st tho
eS.sfpmsns Stables st gie.S9ro,
than IS ne ts.n nine G DID,
l4h to IS hands high, full feshed, com aaty built.
bride wise, and OF size sufficient for cavalry pur-
These specifications ,ciH be strictly adhered to and
sas .: on d.ysry ~ Ten m and
Hours Of inspection from 1a /; R' t. sof KIN
,o Lieut. Colonel and o SAa qs.1 ri ss:ssr.
e~@ 1h RResIeH H9UR 5A@
by the use of the celeb rated
PEBBLE and PERIsCOPIC sPECTACLES.
acknowledged IS the best for Strensthsn,ns and
P,esnvtss the impaired Eyesisht. scientifically
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN 4 CO.. Opticians.
244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts..
SIS Pennsylvania. avenue, under National Hotel.
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSBS,
MICROSCOPES, THERAOMET TIERS,
STEREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALB UAS
CARTES DE VISITE, dc.
In great variety, and at the lowest prices
M oNIYi MONEYI MONTY
NJ. K. WALSH & CO., ~
LICENSED PAwNBRoKERs, I'D
No. 299 street, between 9th and 10th St.,
Near the Varieties.
Money advanced ON Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds. Ladies and Gentemsns Wearing Ap.
pArel. g. DC. fe Ism
Q. ". BoTsLER. JNo. W BorlLsa.
G. W. BOTELER 4 son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CROOKlRy WAR;,
TABLE oUTLIRY. sILVER-PLATIRW WARE.
BRITTANIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SITS. GOAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANN1D WATERS. DOOR MATS,
RIATH1R BUSTERS. BRUsHls.
WOOD WARE, AND
H0UslK11PING ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS,
IURNIsH1D AT SHORT NOTICE.
31e, IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA ANlNUl,
10 l7-eo6m Between 9th and 10Th IT,
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II ROOFING YILTu
Il. G. WILSON i CO.,
Ioo7 OF I'D ST. WEST, WASHINGTON, D. G.,
Manufsctdssrs Of
ROOFING I1LT, DRY AND TARKID SHIATH.
ING, ROOFING CBMENT and
LAMP BLACK,
IELT AND OIMlNT, Wholesale and Retail.
Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms.
faetory-1oot of x2d street west Omcs-161 I'D
street, below Pa. venue. NH ll.3m~
TAPONs! WHAT'S oAPONs,-Go TO VIII
- SONS, 11S Pennsylvania avenue, and Sc his
INFORMANT TO 1AMILIxs. The undersigned
having perfected his arrangements In Philadel.
pbta, New York and Boston, takes this method OF
informing his old customers and the public 9sn.
srally that he 10 receiving daily BY sxDrsss-
Prime Chester County Beet.
south Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. il Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, OAp0n1,
Backs county and New Jersey Chickens,
ewest Breed, Pheassnts, Partridses,
so.son 6ssl fors Pigs z... and rri,.
Smoked and Pioilsd Salmon and Halibut,
Also, large supply Of Foreign end Oomestie
Fruits and Vegetables. ates
To families and others Sivine enfSrtAinmen0
sais !. the cheapest and heat Riaes Msnnnnnsson
= - l10 Pennsylvania avenue,
% 106m between 18th and 1OtA streets.
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COVERS,
FOR PIANOS AND TABLES
g. l.. 4 ]. B. KITTY,
IMPORTERS,
NH 1c-lm $50 Broadway. New York.
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ID OBA DI ROMA By W. W. Story 2 vols; a..
H Hunts Life Of Inward Livinsston; $3.50,
Battle FIELDS Of the South from Bull Hun TO
Gen. Grant md lis osmpaisns; q 50.
CAyeudishn Laws sud Practios Of Whist; g. IS,
TaEee nonths in the South. By Colonel Pes:
-. L.Asshsras, tie Ramorist. By Theodore Tay.
Sswenr bounty, Pension, and Prise Laws; as 80.
teIAsvlsnAn,s Report and Campaigns; 0aS0,
7.cn .s1cer6n Rsvisvs January. 1884, -
s 1neses swoods hsgasins, Iebr uary iSel, e -
nase - PRXNOK TAYLOR. )
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
GOLD--OPAQUE- WHITE--BU FP
GREEN AND
FIXTURES approved styles.
g. L. & J. b. KNLTY,
Manufacturers and Importers,
359 Broadway, New York,
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A COOP lDKA.-The Mayor Of Philadelphia
very sensibly recommends that the gas lamps
IN that city, in addition TO the names of the
streets, shall have painted upon them the num-
bers Of adjacent houses.
~ The rebel reports make their los ses IN the
war up 10 September last, 2e, III killed, 90, 1859
wounded, and 1859 taken prisoners-total
2l7,565 They have lost besides 10000 by sick
ness and death.
~Itis said the deaths caused by accidents,
resulting in wearing crinoline in London in
three years, equalled the loss of life by the
Santiago fire.
~ General Nc Dowell IL is stated, is ordered
70 California TO take command, and will leave
at once.
SThe sales of the Methodist Bank Concern
N New York last year, announced to S539,0o0
ga man in Monroe County, New York.
named Early, has been arrested for incest with
his daughters and cruelty to his wife.
SCount Gurowski is about to perform TWO
bold exploits, viz: get married and start d
newspaper.
~The Troy N. Y. Press recommends tuu-
Aelling the Hudson al Albany, instead of bridg-
ing il.
SThere has been decline of more than
sixty millions OF dollars, in four years, in the
annual productions OF Ireland.
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NEW ATTRACTION.
4 Rlrst.slass Shoe Stof0 IN 5th Street.
InAvB OPENED rHu
LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In the city Of Washington, With . verv sx&.o,,,.
etock OF WY eAs0"s''s
AADI1s, MIesls,. uHILDRlNY.
0fsyery Style and Quality. et prices TO sQt ever.
No. GIT nth street, Intsldsencer 1iook
50 door above street veaf si6a
- reat variety OF MILITARY BOOTS.
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WyRH 8yYOUAc AID rH1 BATTLE YT1LDs
u ca Oa1pAsgn HkstAhsa u XIainia and IHry.
ss ssosse ess. . sssSsS n Ijco 3 va AZ ~.
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New JERSEY Legislature,

TRBNToN, April 6.-Ihe joint resolutions t
amend the constitution of New Jersey to here
after prohibit the granting to any individua
or corporation any exclusive privilege wer
warmly debated TO- day. Senators Serre
Buckley, and Jenkins declared themselves TO
the resolution, and against any postponemelt
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IN scaiif1. 5rsi 2tcD importers handa
t''' KING pCKoH1Iks
esSss Vsymort svs. enc -
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~ CRAWL RoOPsf!

GAM KooIsi
~ CRAWL Roogsi!
MlLSON q CO. sueoessors to J ,. walker
Hon, Warrington D. O., msnnfsotursrs nfIM
PROYnD yIR1 and WATiR.fROoT fHLT On
AENT and GRAVEL ROOFS A' ~
Omee-161 nd street, below Pa. avenue. Ords,,
Msy be LEFT ct once Mutual Insurance Comnsn.s
nh s:5sst and Loaisiana avenue, or sddrssscd "a
Poef ON % Box 534. y
All work executed promptly and on the mo.t
reasonable terms, and warranted. Repairs made
prom PITY. nh L. ssnf
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
STIAMsHIP COMPANY.
TIE Eersw Steamships
RALIIM0HR,
60 EALvoK, 49,
umpire,
JAMle Q. 6RlDN,
AID PAIRBAHK1
ssHyese tie line Of this oomReny. leaving foot
GeCyaotcwp. eveIy Wednesday, and EatuYd xv ls
- MORGAN 4 RnIN1HART,A sls.
hz-A Foot Hish st., 8eorgstovna
WsRA AyvoUAC AID TIN lArTLn U1LDl
u ga Cs1pesSn Hkstehee - Vs4inie ead NAFys
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-29

PosTPoNEHENT OF THE RUTLAND CoU1-
TY FAIR.-On account of the County
Fairs in Addison, Bennington and Wind
sor Counties being held on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week, it has been
decided to postpone the Rutland County
Fair, and it will be opened on Thursday,
instead OF Wednesday, snd continue for
three days, Thursday, Friday ant, satur-
day, Sept. Goth, Both, and Oct. lst.
The Annual Address by DR.. Geo. B.
Loring, of Salem, Mass, will be deliver
ed on Friday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Preparations are being made, we un-
derstand, for good exhibition, and the
grounds and trotting course are in ex-
cellent condition. Let the farmers and
citizens generally Of the county bring
forward their stock, agricultural pro-
ducts, manufactures, etc, freely, for ex-
hibition. f-a ssse. .l,sf<5 81
n. B.-Rurlington papers will confer
afayor by noticing the change in the
time of holding the Fair.
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Pendleton has written no letter Of ac-
ceptance yet. He is afraid he can't suit
all the parties to be suited. sAl gs
Green Clay Smith of Kentucky, says
he will make his half million bet good
on Lincoln's reelection, and viii depos-
it $4,000 of it at once to be forfeited If
the half million is not put up before the
election. ~ tss
An influential and prominent Copper
head leader was recently overheard i'm
pressing upon fellow CO patriot of JEFF
Davis, that "we must brsg his election
through" "There are times" said he
"when 'taint necessary, but ce must do u
this time on Little Mac"
Gen. Hooker appeared at a Lincoln
ratification meeting in Brooklyn, N. T.,
Thursday evening, and was received
with great enthusiasm. He made a
brief speech, showing beyond all further
doubt where he stands politically. He
said there were no copperheads in the
army, but the soldiers will vote as they
fight
ID Vallandigham spoke at Dayton few
days ago, and reiterated the declara
tion that the Democratic party is now 9
peace party. He said "the Chicago plat
form enunciated its policy and princi
Piles by authority, and was binding upol
every Democrat, and by them the Demo
cratic Administration must and shoult
be governed. 1t was the only author
lied exposition Of the Democratic creed
and he repudiated all others"
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RUTLAND VI, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1864

Gov. Bonham, OF South Carolina
announced the fall Of Atlanta In spec
ial proclamation ON the 4th and signi,
fed his sense of the greatness of the cal
amity to the rebels by saying that 'the
military condition of the country now
requires that every one who can WELD
a weapon should be in some military or.
ganizalion." He urges the people to
form cavalry companies, and requires all
from sixteen to sixty to meet on the 10Th
for organization, exempts from confed-
crate service, aliens and mere residents
all included. The rebellion has already
reached its last man, and is now using
its boys.sis aalasfsm iaf4
Imagine Sheridan addressing his army
beyond Winchester "Boysy i am request
ed by the Chicago Democratic Conven-
tion to say to you that after "four years
Of failure to restore the Union by the ex-
pertinent Of war; the sympathy of the
Democratic party is heartily and earnest
ly extendedto yoa" Beyond Winches-
teri would be a mighty unsafe place for
the Chicago Convention about that time.
--11ibnSe. sBg a8 - eaDh ov1 L.Ga 548
- I'm Antrim, ireland, lately, at. mar
riage ceremony, young man stepped
forward to forbid it, on the ground that
the bride had previously hatrnthad har
self to him. She admitted it and went
off with him at once, leaving the bride
groom alone. .tsst ,atassf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-29

FLANKING THE MCCLELLAN FLAG.-On
Thursday last, as Pennsylvania regi-
ment was marching through Washing
ton, it came to Mcclellan flag swing
ing across the street; whereupon it filed
off and carefully marched around it. On
Friday another regiment marching to
the depot in the same city, upon ap-
preaching the Mcclellan flag, halted
and turned up a side street. A Wash
ington dispatch says that the exasper-
ated copperheads who witnessed Il
shouted out, t'they'd put flag over the
door Of the depot, and compel the d-r
cusses to go under it."
On the other hand it is stated that {
squad of rebel prisoners passing vi
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, th'
other night, hissed the Lincoln flag ant
cheered the flag of Mcclellan.
This goes to confirm the statemen
we made the other day that the soldier
had become pretty thoroughly divided
into two parties, one for Lincoln ant
the other for Mcclellan; but that tn
Mcclellan men" mostly wore gray coat
and fought on the ''other sideu