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A Vendre a l'Amiahle,

A Vendre a l'Amiable.
& > souss;gne offre a yendrc a ,amiable
"a wagons avec harnais, uu hack avec
Ear'ais, uue voiture q quatre places, uh
Sc'ky, SIX mulets. deux che .aux, o,cils de
cLast tsentier ct de uepui~ier, meubIes de
malson, Taisselle, Its, etc, etc.
A LAGUE.
Grand Coteau. Ii Nov. 1865. 22--tf.
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MASON VIElLLE BAnlLIE

@ET HOTEL, maintenant tenu ct d.
~ rige par lame Mussand, pres de
"a Maison de Cour, q Opelous:4s, reeevrs
les pens'onnaires seguliers ct les voyageurs::
La table terra toujours poprvue de &C que le
pays pourra fonrEir de meileur.
Opelousas s Avril 1868. Ian
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KEEP DISEASE AT BAY,

Inyalids, broken down in health and spirits by
chrome Dyspepsia, OF suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute
disease, the testimony Of thousands who have
besS raised as by miracle from a similar state
Of prostration, by HosrETrER's STOMACH
BITTERs, is a sure guarantee that by the same
means you too may be strengthened and restored.
But 70 those who stand in peril of epidemies, TO
all who, by reason Of exposure, privations, an
uncongenial climate, or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any moment b. stricken down, this para
graph s most particularly and enphatically ad-
dressed. You, who are thus situated, are prof
fered an absolute safeguard against the danger
that menaoes you. Tone and regulate the sys-
TEN with this harmless medicinal sumulant and
Alternative, and you will be forearmed against
the malades whose seeds Aoat around GU in the
air unseen. HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS are not only = standard Tonic and Alter
alive througnou. the Ur tied States, but they are
accredited by the certificates Of the most distiu
guished citizens Of the Union 10 the people of all
other lands. In Canada, AustrRl a and the Yves
Indies, thy are gradually taking the place Of all
other Stomachios, whether native or foreign,
and as surely as truth is progressive and demon
stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually
supersede every other Iuvlgorant and Restora-
tive now employed 10 medicinal practice.
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Particulars of the Capture of
Georgetown.
PHILADELPHIA. March Z

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.
The Bulletin has the following spe-
cial dated Washington 18th, says A
letter just received here from Whining
ton announces the reception OF reliable
adviCes there that Sherman's advance
entered North Carolina over two weeks
ago. He himself was at Camden. S. c..
on the 28th of February.
WASHINGTON, March I.
The Navy Department has received
the official report from Admiral Dahl
gren Of our possession of GEORGETOWN,
s. c., dated February 18th. He saws
AS soon as the occupation of Charleston
leitmy means at liberty, l gave my at
tentiOn to this place, as likely to be pre-
ferable for communication with Sher-
man, in case such became desirable be-
fore he entered North Carolina. AC-
cOrdingly | soon began to collect q suit
able force from this station, and the
McDOnOugh, Germantown and two
launches were ordered into the Santee
river, being the only vessels which can
pass the bar of that river. On the 22d
the Sawnee was ordered to Georgetown.
and all the marines we could collect
hSIC ClhDpiltU III u DdbldItOu, me OBJECT
being to pass up the Santee with this
body of men, take the road to George
town that tTaverses the rear of the rebel
works and assault it while the vessels
attacked the front. The marines wa,o
under command Of CommSuGer STANLEY
assisted by Lieut.. Williams On tba
23d Of February the pawraa crossed tho
Det "n" ,orned the Mingoe and Nipsic
WITHIN upon which the rebels aban-
doned the battery.
Marines were landed and the munich
pal authorities rendered their submits
sion to the government of the Union.
The battery mounted Is gums.
The commander Of the Pawnee in his
report says that he has sent q deta In
ment Of marines, under Lieut.. P.,raose If
the U. S. marine corps, to occnnv the
fort.
He also says 81 have directed com
mander Creighton TO proceed carefully
up BECK river, have dispatched the
tug Catelope with Lieut. Commander
Henry and Ensign Glass prepared ia
open communication by the army code
of signals with Gen. Sherman. who is
said to be some - miles off. Admiral
Dahlgren has issued orders for the main.
tenance of the authority of the U. s, in
Georgetown.
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Clemens and another person came
from Alexandria Saturday. They We're
both extremely disorderly and seemed
to have been drinking freely. Clemens
in particular, was very abusivei he said,
using gross and profane language that
he came here to kin the President, that
he was late by about y half hour and
that his Savior would never forgive him
for falling to do so, that he would do 1t
that night, namely; 9th March, and
that he came expressly to do it and he
would do it before he left town. he
furthermore said the Government had
robbed him of a certain sum of money.
This is the substance of an affidavit,
Clemens has been turned over from the
military to civil authorities and com
mitted to Jail for trial.
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Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA. March


The owl train fer New York, on she
Trenton Railropd, left aboat one o'clock
this morning, having waited nearly four
hours for Southern passengers. 1t con-
sisted Of nine cars filled with passen-
gers. When near Schenck's station, it
came up with disabled freight train
and pushed it on ahead. At 2.20A.M.,
after reaching Bristol station, the Wash.
ington train ran into the owl train. de-
molishing three cars, killing five per-
sons and wounding twenty give or thir-
ty others. All the killed were soldiers.
except the fireman and one civilian
The smashed-up sars caught fire. but
the flames were put ont by the firemep
OF Bristol. The locomotive of the
the Washington train was demolished
The track is blockaded, and four trains
were detained at o'clock this moming,
The ladies Of Bristol turned out with
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DOWNS VEGETABLE BALsAM1C ELExIR.

The oldest and best Cough Medicine manufac-
tured. This STANDARD old Cough remedy has
now been before the people nearly forty years,
and has ever maintained the highest rank among
remed es for lungs, throat and chest. II is and
always has been warranted to give entire salts
fact on.
For whooping Cough, it has no equal.
See circulars for certificates of the Hon Paul
Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont; Hon
Bates Turner, late Judge Of suprr me Court of
Vermont; Hon. J, B. Wood Eard, Surgeon Z. s.
Army, and many other men of stanoing
Price So c's., 70 cts. ana 81 % per bott'e. Sold
in Rutland by Fem lutte, Pond d Morse ard
G. W. Chaplin, Jr Sold by al dealer, in medi-
cine in the Sta.e John +. Henry, Waterbury
VT, sole Proprietor. saw
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SARATOGA SPRINGS
r I'M DIAL NSTITU UTE
S. S. Strong, NJ. D., and S. E. Strong, NJ D.


S. S. Strong, NJ. D., and S. E. Strong, NJ. D.
This Institution s0as established in 1866.
HUNDREDS have experienced it's benef and
gwen testimonials OF II cir high appreciation of
as advantages.
Il Its location was chosen in view of the medi-
cinal advantages of tie Springs. 1t is unsur-
passed for beauty of location, between Congress
ana Empire Springs, but minutes walk from
the chief hotels and Congress grounds, the gem
of Saratoga.
The rooms are large, airy, pleasant and we'll
furnished.
S nee graduating at the New York Medical
University We have availed ourselves of the faci-
tiles found only in our hospitals and Lar ge cities
for the study of diseases given spt Il a,ten-
ton to hose of women, also the Throa Heart
and Lungs, being familiar with the various
modes of prac ica of those who make these mala-
dies tn ir speciilities.
We treat all diseases, but chronic affections
claim our principal attention
In addition to the Medical and Surgical ageu-
Gle, we employ the Swedish Mo ement Cure,
D1o Lewis system of Gym nastics, and ! kfuds
of baths, for which We have good Gymnasium,
and all the facilities of a scient fc hydr opathic
establ shment
Among many gentlemen to whom we could re-
fer we would name tn following:
E. Mott, d. D., L. L. D, Union College, sche-
neetady; NJ, Simpson, D. D., Bishop " E.
Church, Ph!ladelpha ; T. A Nils D. New
YORK. u G. Baker, ID, Bish, p Nj. Z. Church
Concord, N j. Newman, D. D, Poul.nsy
Vt; }. E King, o. d, Fort Elward N v
Hon. J. b. Mckeon, Sara Oga Sn; ings: Hon. ]
NJ Marvia, U. S. Hotel, Saratoga Springs; H.
Il. hathorn, Proprietor Congress Hall >aratoga
Springs; Prof. Ii. NJ. seely, NJ. d, Middlebury,
For valuable knowledge of di ease, and full
information of the Institution, send for circu-
lar. sam
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.MRRaIcAN WoMrN.-America is Justly proud

AMRRRIoAN WoMEN.-Amerca is justly proud
of its beautiful women; tu, how many die annu-
ally, or prematuTely lose Their hea tn and youth,
for want of a remedy suitable % their Ieculiar
ailments That remedy i, found in Sir James
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cases where they have been used with the great
est success. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal
Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heavl-
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them For full particulars get pamphlet, free,
Of the Agent.
n. Bone dollar and SIX postage stamps en-
closed TO any authorize gen will insure bot
Tie cont lining over fifty pills, by return Of mail.
So d by all druggists. JOB MOSES, q Cort-
landt Street, EewYork, sole United States Agent.
fl7d& wSm
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FEM 4 FUTILE.
DR, BOYCE's CELEBRATED To-

nR, BOYCE'S CELEBRATED To-
- MIC BIITERs, A pure and powerful
tonic corrective and Alternative of wonderful effi-
eAoy In diseases of the STOMACH, LIVER and
BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver eomplaints.
Headache, General Debility, Nervousness De.
preston OF Spirits, Constipation, and all COM
plants arising from bodily weakness whether in
herent in the system or produced by special
causes. WI. -
Nothing that Is not wholesome, genial and
restorative in its nature enters into the COMPOSE
ton OF DR.. Doyees Tonic Bitters. This popular
preparation contains no mine raj of any kind nor
deadly botanical element, but Ia a oembina.
ton OF the extracts Of rare balsamie herbs and
plants with the purest and mldest Of all diffu-
siye stimulants.
The weak stomach is rapidly inyigorated and
the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and
hence II works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia,
and in less confirmed forms Of Ind gestion, act
ing asa gentle and painless apeIient as we'll upon
the l. yer, II also invariably relieves the Con-
stipation supeIinduoed by the irregular action
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be truly added, deseryedly popular with the in
telhgent portion Of the community as DR..
Boyee's Tonic Bitters, Sold by all dealers in
Medicine, Call for DIR. Boycs's Bitters and
take no other; only 80 cents per bottle, and they
will cure you, Prepared and sold by
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Rutland, VT.
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A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
IA FOREVER.
MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR REsToRER

LIST. Is not dye.
I'd. 1t will not color the skin.
Sd. VIII restore the hair from gray to a beau
tiful Black, Brown, Auburn, or whatever might
have been its original color, and causes it to as"
sumo its former beauty.
4th. 1t will change dry, harsh and wiry hair to
a soft, si,k-hke appearance.
9th. AS a dresser for the Hair 1T is one Of the
be in the m aTket. a.
6th 1t cures all diseases and humors Of the
scalp, and prevents the hair frsm falling of and
promotes a healthy growth.
It'll. The best test mony that can be given will
be found inside of each bottle.
The Martha Wa hington Hair Restorer is as
much ahead Of anything now in the market as
the Sun outshines the Moon il brightness and
glory.
Warranted in every case. TryI and be coz.
wheel.
Ask DR.. A. @. Peter, Wilmington, VT, il he
did not restore his gray hair and whiskers to
their original color by using two bottles and then
order fifty bolt es for his Deighbors.
Ask Mrs. Bixby, Of South Danvers, Mass, il
she had not been troubled with bad humor in
her head for three years, and applied many REM
edies and got no better, but in using two bottles
Of "Martha Washington Hair Restorer," her
head was completely cured her gray hair erough
back to its former beauty, and when II had fallen
off il commenced to start ont anew, and in four
months she had as good head of hair as whena
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O. g. GooDwIS and c. & NJ. S. BURR & Co.
are Wholesale Agents in Boston
SIMoNDS CO, Proprietors,
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Shernan's Operations.

NAsHTNE.UN, March 6.
The ezra Republican says: Rebel
deserters and refugees report that Sher-
man had fianked Florence, obliging the
rebels to evacuate, and was moving on
Fayetteville.
The extra Republican says that Off
GERS from Gen. Schofeld's army who ar
rived here this morning from Whining.
ton state that when they left that place
on the lst inst. deserters and refugees
who came into our lines that day stated
that Sherman, by flank movement had
compelled the rebels to evacuate Flo.
renee, N. c., and was moving toward
Fayetteville, which is on the direct route
to either Goldsboro or Raleigh.
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I'D h A n HIS

COBB-In Randolph, Vt, Feb. 26th, Samuel
W Cobb, in the I'D ear of his age
ssB- Illinois p apers please copy.
KNOWLTON In Pittsheld, Feb. "a, Dea. 8.
s hnoWlton, aged years.
RALDWIN--In Benson, March 3D. Henry
w. Baldwin. aged "a years
HOWARD-In Centre Rutland, March 3D.
Nathan E. Howard, eldest son of Mary Jane and
Henry Howard, aged years and month.
JOYCE-In this village, on the Sd inst, Grace
Randall, daughter of Chas. II. and r. NJ. Joyce,
aged ten weeks.
BARNES-In Pittsford, on the 10th ult., Mrs
Vilett Barnes, widow of Jeffrey Barnes, aged SO
years.
INE-In Fast Wallingford, Feb. 10th,
very sud ienly, Miss Weltha NJ. Cuisine, aged 70
years and ten days.
IRAPER.-In Brandon, on the 9Th instant,
Lovlna, wife of A. Draper, of Consumption.
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Terrible Railroad Disaster
Plot to AssuSsinate the President
&C., &C., &c.
OHCiaI.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON March 500 p. NJ.
10 HqJ gen. Dw:
The following dispatches in relation
to the reported defeat and capture OF
Gen. Early by Sheridan. and the capture
of .CharlOtteville, have been received by
this department,
Gen. Sheridan and his force began
their movement last Monday and were
at Stanton when last heard from.
Mai. Gen. Hancock has been placed in
charge of the Middle military depart
ment during the absence Of Gen. Sheri-
dan with headquaI tcrs at Winchester,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secy of War.
CITY PoMT, March 5--ll A. NJ,
10 Hon Z, II. Stanton, Secretary Of Var;
Deserters who come in this morning
report that Sheridan has routed Early
and captured Charlottesville. They say
that four regiments had gone from Rich
mond to reinforce Gen. Early.
U. s. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
ID LATER.
CITY POINT, Va, March - P. NJ.
~ Hon. Ed,om N. Stanton, Secretary Of
~ Har:
Deserters from every point of the
enemy's line confirm the capture OF
4 Charlottesville by Gen Sheridan. They
say he captured Gen Early and nea, ly
his entire force, consisting of eighteen
hundred men. Four brigades were re-
ApOrted as being sent to Lynchburg to
get there before Sheridan ii possible.
U. S. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH {!

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BY sending 90 GEMS TO WEEK POTTER,
Sole Agents, l79 WasLington street, Boston, 1t
Will be forwarded by all, free OF postage, TO
any part Of the Unitet Staes.
Fem Il futile, Rutland, General Agents for
Vermont: W. R. Gilmore, West Rutlaui
feb2S az w3m
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And is the best remedy for
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NEW ADVERTHSEmENTS.

GLEANSE TIRE BLOOD. With
~ corrupt, dsordeTed or vitiated Blood you
are sick all over, l. may burst cut in P!mp es,
or Sores, or in some active disease, or 1t NAV
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II a surges out these impuTities and stimulates
the organs Of life into 8or action, ,esto ine
the health and expelhng sease. Hence 1t rap
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caused by impurl Of the blood, such as Serofula,
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Complaints, ard Heart Diseases. Try Ayers
SarsaPNrlla, en- see for yourself the surprising
activity with which i clean Is the blood and cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have bseG mi.led
by large bottles, pref, nd ng TIC give quart of
Extract of SSrsAparIla for one dollar. Most Of
those ave been frauds upon the sick, for they
not Only contsin little, # any Sars parilla, but
often no curative proper les whatever, Hence,
oltter disappointment has followed the use of the
varioRs extracts of Sarsaparila which food the
market, until the II sme itself has become synon-
ymous vita imposition and cheat, Sill We call
this compound "Sarsapsrilla," and intend to
suppl y such q remedy as shall rescue the name
from h cloud OF obloquy which rests upon it.
We think we have ground for believing it has
virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary run
of tke diseases it is intended to cure, We can
only assure the sick, that we offer them the best
Alternative which we know how to produce, and
we have reason 10 believe, it is by far the most
efestusl purifier of the blood yet discovered by
any body.
Ayers Cherry Peotorslis so universally known
to surpsss every other teme for the cure of
Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hosrseness, Group,
Bronchitis, 1ncipent Consumption, and for he
relic If 0apaumptlys pa+i in advanced
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the evidence of its virtues The world knows
them.
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Mass, and sold by Druggists and dealers every
where, At Rutland by Fem futile, Pond b
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refreshments for the wounded, Three
of the wounded are so crushed that there
Is no hope or saving their lives. No
passengers Were hurt on the washing
ton train. The escaped passengers at
tribute the accident to the failure of the
conductor of the owl train 10 send q
signal man back to notify the Washing
ton train.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. District .,

- Fairhaven, IS. The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhayen.
To all persons concerned, GREETING.
Whereas, Thirza Mescham, guardian of James
NJ. Meachsm, a minor, residing in ,Bep son. in
said District, has represented to said Court by
her petition in writing, that it will be beneficial
TO her said Ward, to sell the interest of her said
Ward, in the Reserson of the widows dover, in
the estate of Elisha J. Meaeham, late of Bapson.
Aforesaid deceased, for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds Of such sale at interest, and prsys
said Court to grast her license to m AXE such sale
Therefore, by the authority of the State of Yer
mont, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in
Castleton, IN said district, on the 9th cay of
March, A. ID. 1865, to show cause, if any Won
have, why said license should not he granted.
Of March, A. d. 1866.
lovS. JOHN HOWE, Register.
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Marc

MdfCn u P. N.
To Hon. E3,ctn II. Stanton, Secretary of
H'ar
Refugees confirm the statement of de-
serters as to the capture of Gen Early
and nearly his entire command. They
say it took place between Stanton and
Charlottesville and that the defeat was
total. I. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.
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STATE OF VERMONT District .,

~ Fairhaven, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Fsirhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
John Q. Parsons late of Mountholly, IN said dis
tTict, deceased, GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified TO appear before said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, in
said district, on the 27th day of March, A. d.
1850, to show cause, if any you have, Why the
account of Fayette Barney administrator of
the estate Of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue Of sad estate should
not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Castleton, in said district this 7th day
Of March, A. d. 1896.
lows, JOHN HOWE, Register.
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AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT.

WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND
PENCILS,
And other valuable and useful Jewelry at NOM
inal price. Send for Circular (mailei free) con-
tanning full List and particulars, with Speei /
Terms and full inform ton for Agents. very
liberal and remunerative. Satisfaction guaran.
tesd in every instance. ADDRESS,
GEO. DEMEkIT e. co.
300 Broadway, New York.
Corner Duane ST. ianley9m
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v Ar RIAGES

ITNEY-CLARh.-Iu Ludlow, March 5,
by Rev. Mr.. SnoWdon, Mr., Hannibal P. Whit
ney to Miss Emer j. Clark, both of Ludlow.
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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, 8. Mcclure Co., strict
lv Produce Commission Merchants, No $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Maich D As io''
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DARN FOR SALE.

SHEEP BREEDERS AND WOOL
~ GROWERS - Should take Moore's Rural
New orker, the leading Agricultural, Literary
and Family Newspaper of America, which has
by Hon II. S. Randall, author of The Prac-
teal Shepherd" &c. This is the great Rural
and Family Weekly. Only IS a year--less to
CLUBS. The Is Numbers of this quarter Jan.
to April sent, on trial, for only 80 cents.
Address u. ID. 4. MOORE,
Rochester, N. Y.
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WASHINGTON. Marcl

WASHINGTON, March I.
A man named Clemens has been
turned oyer to the civil authorities bv
the military authorities, against whom
evidence is p, psitive that he had all his
plans arranged for the assassination of
President Lincol n on the Inauguration
DAY. He is now il jail, here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09
WASH rNGTON, March I.

C,ar Ne report that n an named Th0s.
ss .euiens mad matured IN. plans for the
d. I,naSlon OF the Presiden ton inaugural
fsc s, mad originated in tt 'e following