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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-07
THE WAR NEWS, MARKETS, &C.,
STYLE, FORM, TERMS, &c.

Volume XIV, for 1864 of the RURAL New YORK
En- will be published in Superior &yle-tcih Nesc
Type, White Paper, and many fine Illustrations.
is fo N will cont nue. the sa as now ou le
Quarto-wlth an Index, Title Page, &C., at close
OF year, com nete for binding.
TErMS, ALWAYS IN ADvANcE-$2. 90 a year
copies tor $500; for 81 GO; 10 for $l6 -
with are copy for very club OF six or more
nA- Vow is TRg TsR TO suRscRIBE AND FoRh
CLuBs, Effciens Local Aeents W ,nted in all
places re- ehed by the United States and C. nads
mails 10 whom we offer hand ONE Premiums.
RA- Spec men Nun bers, Premium Lists &C.,
B. mt free all disposed TO benefit the neighb "a
AID community By intrc dreing the paper to more
general notice and support.
Address u. ID. T. MOORE,
Roche ter, N. Y.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

~ A splendid farm near East Poulsney COM
taining about 10 is now offered for GALE
Sa farm is known as the rlhibald Dewey Farm
has on it coed buildings, with tenant houss
bes des-is well adapted 20 stock raising. sheep
having been kept n the farm usually. In addi-
ton TO its many good qualities, it has without
doubt, the finest wood lot OF any farm in Poult-
ney, about 60 acres of maple and beech wood. Al
most any amount OF maple sugar can be mads
AID sold from the farm weary. 1t is safe TO say
the wood alone on this farm will nearly pay for
the farm. Terms Of payment made easy. Price
Of said farm "a, 200. Possession gwen April LIST,
1854.
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned.
/ have also enc cottage house with about TIVE
and half acres Of land. for sale in Rutland
The land is mostly front, and viii make nine
buidin z lots, best de the house lot, all of which
will soon be wanted to build on. The whole viii
b. sold for cash at a low figure, making it a fine
thing for investment for those seeking invest.
nent.
Parties wishing to examine may call on Lewis
& Fox, Rutland, who will show them the prem
ises.
To those wishing to sell or purchase farms,
either east or west, give me a call, as give my
personal attention to the purchase and sale Of
real estate Of all kinds, commission.
Address the undersigned,
FRANKLIN POST.
walhngford Nov. 2, 1868. d&wtf
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fcoAMuSIcArED.I
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A DURABLE
DISEASE.
TO CONSERVATIVES.
A @ A r d.

TO CONSERVATIVES.
The undersigned having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of charge) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. &c. The only OBJ
ject Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afaicted, and spread information
which he concieves to be invaluable; and he
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress RKv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
40.d&w3m New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 500 pages, and $50 fine plates
and engravings of the anatomy of the sexual or.
gans in state of health and disease with treat
iseon self-abuse, its deplorable consequences up
on then mind and body, with the authors plan of
treatment-the only rational and successful mode
OF cure, as shown by the report of cases treated
A truthful adviser to the married, and those coz
templating marriage, who entertain doubts of
their physical condition. Sent free of postage to
any address, on receipt of rs cents, in stamps or
postal currency, by addressing DR.. LA CROIX,
No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
octl3:d&w3n
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DARN FOR SALE will sell that

L Farm in Castleton. known as the Adams
Farm, sitn ted enc miles North of the viii
lage, on the road lesdiny to & Slate Pencil Fac
tory, containing three hundred and TWEEN acres
OF land, with extensive orc ar's, two dwelling
Hoases five Barns, and go d proport oss of ara
bic, mea ow, Oh sture and wood land
aid Farm was the property Of the ate James
Adsm', and is divia, by the h'g way into two
equal parrs 18th owel ing House, Barns, Orch
ard, Mead W, Pas u e. Plow and Wood land upon
ach part, so a. to make two good farms of one
hundred and sixty al es each.
Both are " Il ad' pit to sheep busbandry, and
aye worthy the ate ton Of farmers wishing to
pu chase, A reasonably long credit wi be given
for two-.i rds # the purchase money.
Terms of price, $0per acre. VIM. G. Kitter-
eye, e O., Of Fair Hav n. is author xed to con-
tract for The sale of said farm.
HARRIET E. KITTEREaE.
Castleton, Jan. l, 1854.
an7;i4w iSwv
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alleviating BRONCHIAL AFYRo-
TIoNs, ASTHMA, HoARsENFss, Governs, CoLDs and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPE AKFRS AND v0CALISTs
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice be-
fore speaking OF singing, and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having special adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech.
dec25 lmd&w
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"a OLINRn
Is household necessity wherever /, has been
used.
II prevents hair from falling out on turning
prtmarurely gray; causes u 10 eiow on bald
head eradi aies dane ruiz; cures ssases OF the
scalp; y preventive for nervous headache; AMI
as dressing, imparts health and pletsautness 70
the head 1t is especially adapted 70 promoting
the growth ~ eoloi Of children's hair.
DIR, chiffon, after analysis, says: at is
very beneficial"
Il have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose OF a Hair dressing"
WARREN WARD,
277 Canal street, New York.
AFTER being bald fer over seven wears, your
Amoolne has covered the entire scalp with new
hair" John sRNIA
50 King street, N. Y.
Miss FANNY SETON, the beautiful and tai
ented Actress, says: 81 have used Kendsll's Am
boline for my hair, and find il a very superior ar
uele. have no hesitation in advising every lady
who desires an elegant head of hair to use it.''
Mrs. GEORGE T. MORGAN, of Brooklyn.
says: ~ have been using the Ambolne for about
-FOUR weeks and during that time my hair has
heightened two and half inehes.n
Put up in boxes containing two bottles. one 10
be used at night as a restorative, the other for
morning use as dressing. Price 81. For sale by
all druggists KENDALL, A. 90
deell;d&vSm SOC Broadway, NY.
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Chesapeake Pirates.

ST. JOIN, N. b., Jan. 6.
IN the Chesapeake case to-day the evil
dence of Daniel Henderson, second mate
OF the steamer, was taken, and occupied
the whole day. He identified the pris-
oners. No new features were elected
The Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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A Voice from Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.
Gov Bramlette, of Kentucky, has is
sued proclamation ordering Military
Commandments where loyal citizen is
taken off by guerrillas, to arrest at least
five rebel sympathizers in the vicinity OF
the outrage
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GOOD FOR VERMONT.
HER QUOTA MORE
THAN FULL.
$40 SURPLUS BESIDES
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

WooDsTocE, VI, Jan. 6.
To EniroK kuTLANp HFRALD;
The quota of tins State is filed, and
a surplus Of two hundred and seventy,
without counting any re-enlistments in
the field,
(0hicial) G. C. HAWKINS.
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General Butler.

New York, Jan. 6.
Special dispatches to the Evening Post
from Washington, state that General
Butler leaves for Fortress Monroe this
afternoon. His authority in the matter
of exchange of prisoners is complete.
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Soldiers Frozen to Death,

CINcINNATl, Jan. 6.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says that
the weather there has been singing
cold for the last three days. Two soldiers
were frozen to death at Bridgeport, on
the Both. The rebel lines are thirty-fve
miles from Chattanooga.
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General Stoueman.

-"--- WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
The Star says that Gen. Stoneman,
who was lately relieved from the direc-
ton of the cavalry Bureau in this city,
has been ordered to report TO Gen. Grant
at Knoxville, for duty in the portion Of
his army in that vicinity.
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Dreadful R.iIrsad Accident.

=, CINCINNATI, January s.
Two persons were killed and thirty
Two wounded on the Cincinnati, Hamil-
Ton and Dayton Railroad yesterday, in
consequence of collision between two
trains. The trains were running at the
rate OF thirty miles an hour when the ac-
cloent occurred. Both trains were badly
wrecked.
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Travel Resumed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.
The Ice distractions in the Delaware
ana Susquehana Rivers have been over
come, and all trains are now moving
through, over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, with regularity.
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GOLD PENS RE-PoINTED EQUAL 10
new, on the receipt Of IS cents. Circulars for
the Johnson Pen, sent on application, BY
Mail or otherwise.
and Once, Is Maiden Lena,
d2ilmo tfA y New York City.
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DRS. JORDAN PLUMLEY
Have opened ONCE in Kinesley's block, Cup
stairs) for the treatment Of Chronic diseases in
general.
DIR. JORDAN will treat especially catarrh and
diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Brandon, Vt, Aug. 8. 1868. augl3:d&wly
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Sanitary Fair.

CINCINNATI, Jan, 8.
The receipts of the great Sanitary
Fair are estimated at two hundred thou
sand dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-07

HOME AND HEAR What Blind
~ Man saw. Rev. H. W. MLBuRs, the Bind
Pr, q her of New York, will lveI the Fourth
Iectu in the Course, a, Caste'on, Monday eve-
niny, Jan. 18th. Subject !" What Blind Man
eaw in England"
Adm ttance rs cents Tickets for sale by French
& Kinasley, Rutland Chas. II. Sheldon, West
Rutland; J. j. Joslin, PoIltney ; Dewey &
Dewey, Ea Poul,nev; A. N. Adams, Fair Ha-
ven; s neon Allen, Hydeville; Northrup & Son,
Cas- teton. jan7;4d;w1
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NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES CURRENT

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. 8. Mcclure 4 Co., strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Jan. z, as fol.
lows:
pr.rvp rrf npalitv NJ v state
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!

Presents for the Children
Presents for the Parents,
Presents for the Brothers,
Presents for the Sisters,
Presents for the Sweethearts, and
Presents for everybody,
In the shape Of
ANIMALS, from 81 to els,
BIBLES AND PRAYER 30 ks, from see to 40
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, from 75c to e3.
DIARIES from l5c 10 $i,,5.
GOLD PENS, from 81 to IS.
--ALeO-
A splendid stock Of Juvenile Books, OF all va
netiss. XII
Splendid Picture Books and an endless assort-
ment Of Toy Books, just received at the HER
AID BOOKSTORE.
~ Call and examine deca:dAwH
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KESDALL's
A NJ b O l. / N L.
FOR THE HAIR.

STIMULATING ExrRAor OF Roors Asp HxRBs,
foR rns 9aowFn AND BsAury or rhs Ham.
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD BARREL
= Of hlyA, - - fee yser evn htssoe =
~ "Csnins.S ~ saly -
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND ooNsuMpT1o
HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

AN INVALID.
published for the benefit, and as a warning and
caution to Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc, sup
plying at the same time, the Means Of Self-Cure.
by one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum.
bug and quackery.
By enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
l:wly Bedford, Kings County, N Y
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GTATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland, ss. The Probate Court for tAe
District 81 Rutland

o all persons whom 1t may concern,
GREETING:
John A. Davis, guardian of Robert b. Davis.
Alb IT L. Davis, am Living DAVIS, minor, and
Chi DR. n Of Be-sey Davis. late of hitienden, in
sid district deceased has Represented TO said
and lot in said Chitten ZEN, lat ly owned by the
saii B ey Da is, III "a a properly is unpro-
d, etive and that it wi condu e to the interest," Of
his wars TO sell the same and put the money e
in-ere or th~rwise invest it, and has made an.
Ilcat on to I'D Probate Court for license 10 make
such "a e TIL r, fore,
By the authority CT the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified ar before the said Court
at the probate Office in Rutland, in said district.
on the hrt Tuesday q II br iarv, A. ID. 1854.
to show cause, If any You have, why saa4
license should not be gr ,n.ed.
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this 1t
day Of January, A. d. 1885,.
JAMES BROWN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland, Sc. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland. ~
To all persons interested in the estate Of 0eoraa
:. Petite, late Of Mendon, in said district, de-
ceased, testate, GnKxrue:
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, ysl
Court, at the Probate Ofice in Rutland, In saia
district, on the first Tuesday Of February, A. d
1864, to show cause, il any you have, Why q.
tain instrument in writing, Aled in said couRk
and purporting to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased should not be proved and Il.
lowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district. this 1oth
day Of December, A. D. le6S.
JAMES BROWN. Raeistar.
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SHEEP HUSBANDRY,

Conducted by Hon. HENRY S. RANDALL, IL.
D., author Of the 'Pi actieal Shepherd" &c, who
is conceded to be far the best authority on the
subject in this country.
+, BARRY, Esq, author Of "The Fruit GAR
den," ard formerly editor Of The Horttcultmist,
will also contribute to the RURAL for ls64-en-
richng its Hortit ultural Department with the re-
suits of his great exE erienee.
THE WAR NEWS, MARKETS, &c,
Receive special attention--the PuRAL containing
reports OF the principal Grain, Provision, Cattle
Wool and Fruit Markets in the Country
Remember that the RURAL em4nates from
one Of the very best cultivated sections of Amer.
lea, and that its itors, Contributors and CORES
pondsnts strive to promote the PeeuHiary inter-
est and Home Welfare OF its tens OF ,housan s If
readers. Also that IL is not moattly Of only IL
issues in The year, but Large, Beauti nl and
Timely Weekly,
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

A SPLENDID COLLECTION ofCard
"a Pho'osraIhs, containing pertraits q 0sls-
6rated Ausicisss and distis grfsked persona -
seataary, Paintings. Bas Rslis1s. Ae, at
&. n. NERkIAN,o. s
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"a NJ d o L 1 N En

II has stood the tee, of analysis and experi
and tGS
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ON TIL ) ooNTINgNTl
u TINA 7 . 4 u,
GENERAL NEW 9,

GENERAL NEWS,
With various minor Departments, and including
numerous Illustrations, Tales, Sketches, Music,
Poetry, Enignas, &C., sc.-rendsring the whole
paper instructive and Entertaining to the various
members Of the Family CirLle.
In addition to the above variety, the RURAL
for 1854 will comprise New and i'm por,ant Fea-
ture-a Department exclusively devoted to
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THE GREAT RURAL AND FAM
4 lily WEEKLY
NEW VOLUME NEW FEATuRE-NEw
TYPE.


AooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER, long
snowa . the Best aad Mos. Popalar AoRevL-
ruRAL, HoTIevlrpRAL LirlRAaY AID Fanny
NtwsfAfrR IN thus country, will enter upun IT'S
Fifteenth Year and Volume on tie I'd Of January.
lsot. The new 70 pn o vii. at Get equal ithsr
OF its prede essors IN Cor tents Sly and Appe~i-
anee, for We have resolved spare no eli ri ex-
Pen . 70 enhance the repu,al,n and s.anding OF
TIE Taptr ast the
BEST NEWSPAPER OF ITS CLASS
ON TIL ) CONTINENT
Always Loyal, Practical a.a Prooressirt, THp
hvRAL II the iavorie Farm and rIreside Journal
LA gely reai aud admil ed in T"vn ami Country
its smp.e pAg comprise Departments devoted
TO, OF treating upon
AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE,
ARCHITECTURE,
RURAL ECONOMY,
EDuCATION,
ARTS and SCIENCE,
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Mr.. Kelly asked to be, and was, ex-
cused from serving as member of the
Special Committee on the Bankrupt
Law, for the reason that his other pub
lie duties engrossed all his time.
The Speaker announced the pending
business to be on the passage of Mr..
Brandegee's resolution offered yesterday,
for the appointment of Select Commit
tee of nine members to inquire into the
expediency of constructing a railroad be-
tween Washington and New York, for
postal and other purposes, No quorum
voting there was call of the House.
One hundred and ten members answered
to their names The resolution was
adopted, Sc against 49,
nmotion Of Mr. Brandegee, the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia was
instructed TO call the attention of the
municipal authorities to the necessity
for some measures to prevent the spread
of smallpox in the District of Column
bia
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Military
Committee, reported q joint resolution
extending the bounties heretofore paid
from the fifth of January to the first of
March. Mr.. Farnsworth urged the inn
mediate passage of the resolution
Mr.. Brooks and Others desired further
time to look into the subject The reso-
luton finally passed unanimously
The Post Office appropriation bill was
then considered
Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois, took occa-
sion TO denounce the Railroad Compa-
MES rs swindling the Government, and
advocated new line between Washing
ton and New York.
Mr.. Stevens said he was not prepared
TO denounce the Railroad Companies be-
cause he knew nothing about them.
Mr.. Pruyn, of New York, replied to
Mr.. Washburn, protesting against the
wholesale denunciation of the Railroad
Companies, because few of them, in
the opinion of Mr.. Washburn, had at
tempted to swindle the Government.
Mr.. Brooks offered few remarks TO
show that he had just as much right to
ask for an investigation OF the railroad
stoppages recently in Illinois, on &C
count of the weather, us the gentleman
had to demand an investigation of SINH
lar stoppages between Washington and
New York.
Mr.. Arnold made an anti-slayery
speech.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, from
the Committee on Elections, reported a
bill fixing uniform time for holding
election, for Representatives in Con-
gress, and enabling soldiers to vote for
said officers, which was ordered to be
printed and recommitted. The Commit
tee on Elections, and the Ways and
Means Committee, obtained leave to sit
during the sessions of Congress.
Mr.. Morrill,. of VT, made an inefec-
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IRE Western Crnns.


The harvest has progressed rapidly throughout this
region of the country the past week better yied of
wncat ard rye VIII be realized than iamers anticipate
early in the spring Barley VIII not DO much, IL any
short OF an average crop.
oats have turned remarkably well and promise 10
be much ~ excess OF last season. FROM tue North
western states recent accounts improve the prospect
materially over the premise OF lew weeks ago. The
severe drought that afflicted the greater rsrt Of.
Wisconsin ana Minnesota, portions OF Iowa aud
Northern III ncis has been IN measure renewed
OF lis damaging eject by copious rains, and
more hopeful accounts are received irou, those
regions as 10 n part OF the grov my cropf. III
has been observed by those having opportunity during
extensive travel the orerson OF the farmers that
the scarcity OF bor AMI high prices stimulated them TO
the utmost exerIous get in aud harvest their crops,
aud that tue acue aggregate production In the country
At large promises to be moi much, II any, below the
average -
Corn very generally doing well. IN some places u 3
short but IL s growing hrey, and " has heeh remsrksn
with much SURPRISE that 10 unusually clean ana Won
1led. The HIGH prices that have been received tor III
kinds OF farm products have enabled farmers 70 supply
themselves moro fully with improved machinery. DO n
for tlllug and rvestIng Orders M many OF lac ma
chine works have been In excess any previous expert!
ence and beyond their ability 10 --Cinennc's
Gem ncrctdls Julk IL.
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. George II. Harris Despatch.


EEwrERS, N. c., July IL, 1854
bxrARruRE CAPTAIN BARTLETT.
There are some few chluges in Official positions,
several Of which deprive OF the presence Of officials
who rcm the able and courteous administration OF their
spective duties have become general iavortes Pro-
mnent among these the late Provost Marshal OF Beau
fort, Captain G. A. Bartlett.
This gentleman has long and ably oiled the responsible
and trying position OF Provost to his credit and
The general satisfaction Of tho community. At
PEELED to perform the ordinary duties OF mayor Justice
aud Of other municipal Offices 10 addition to his military
functions, he has shown equal ability and judgment 10
all Captain Bartlett has been ordered TO the command
CT his regiment In the feld the Twenty seventh Aassa
chuse,ts, and leaves for tho front to day.
CAPTAIN PRADIsY ORDERED TO GRANTS ARMY.
Captain Eradey, for long time quartermastc stationed
At Newbern has likewise been ordered TO the field OF
operations before Richmond In the capacity OF Chief
Quartermsster OF the Eighteenth army corps He was
general fsvorite and his return to his old post IL
anxousy hoped for BY his large circle OF friends He is
accompanied by bis assistants, hcssrs. Dana and Root
r John Evsson remains here TO superiuend the settle
ment OF has business.
Captain h. A. Cooke, Acting Cuartcrmaster, doing duty
Qusrtermaater 10 this town, has been confirmed BY
the Senate Hc will continue AZ hts post
have forgotten to state that Mr.. Janney has relieved
Mr. Rice, superintendent. Of the affairs OF the Adams
kxprcfs Company In this district Mr.. Rice, after being
time be- ihe Working Of The aeninery and
gained the good opinion OF the business community and
the friendship Of all has been transferred TO Port loyal,
10 charge Of The comraDys interests 10 South Carolina
leutennst Hunt. late Assistant Provost Of New bern.
hiss likewise been relieved. ard ordered 10 his regi
ment he Twenty seventh Ansachusets) at the front.
Col Eeaton, Treasury Agent for the district, Is at
present absent In Washington on business Of 80 Official
nature.
Dr. PAGR
Or Page, o. the Sanitary Cummission who has distin
gulshed himself BY constant and successful labors to
district, has been appointed ay general order oversee
OF the and superintendent Of the n.erets OF the
reiucees In the district This osiun requiring the
com bination OF attributes b. tn rhlanthropc aud
administrative, snd there is doubt that the worthy
doctor 10 selected Tor thsse considerations alone
The entire retc OF this state 10 DO nj the
present time much exercised concerning the ALLEGED dis
coveTy Of reasonable organization 10 their midst
description OF the passwords fcrmuas, &C., has been
published In the local journals