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borhood infested by 'detes,sbls Yankee" There.
fore DAv admirers will diminish until tic arch.
traitor viii b unable to call around him . copo-
rails guard pledged to carry on the war for South
ern rights. southernsrs arc human, and how.
ever ehivalnc II mAyb be W ode in the last ditch"
ihare are very fev who be,ons rioh martyrs 10
falling cause Heretofore the Richmond n.wsp,.
pcrs have fired the gouiho-n heart" Now
the Federal armies are firing into s,uihern
bodies and as loslen bullets are no res
pccters OF persons IL is doubtful " rebel
leaders will care W take The ohsnces. s.
long a. rampant ofesr th works and brave army
protected the Confederate Congrcssnen, they loud.
ly proclaimed the siilty Of their constituents N
continue The war until southern Independence was
an accomplished fact Nov the scene Ia chsnged, ard
We may confidently anticipate . change OF pihii'
sentiment Tho constituents will do the talk ng
and II their representatives. refuse u be "nstrnct-
ed" new men will take their plsooe prepared TO
make pssco with the North upon the best terms
that will he granted. Jrr. DAvis then may he
permitted 10 seek some ssquestered spot whore bis
enemies and friends may Get him sl3ns" severely.
His Whereabouts will no, he inquired sf,er, II the
Isople whom no has deceived into q revolution, 20
longer follow bis lead. aud desire return 10 Che
allegiance they owe 70 our Union and Con supuuon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A.-tse the Best!-It WIN Certainly Des-
troy Moths Now IL the time. Ak Tor BOwdcu''
Moth Destroying Packet for preserving Cloths Pun.
CARPETS, Robes Blankets and all Woocn Goods, from
Noth' and all Destructive Insects. Tor sale by all
Drusg,s1. IS
stop thai Scratching and use Wbcnton's
Itch Ointment u cures Itch and salt Khcum Ia
iorty;eisht hours and all eruption. OF the skin sold
By all Druggists. 3le
Prices Greatly Reduced.-SpringC Clothing
W even variety 81 =. v. BadWin's ~ and Y Blvcrs.
The largest He-ornent and store In the city. Better
= .., .-- prices less. Children's department 5li
Grover q Bakers First Premium IInsaic
Stitch and Lock Stitch Sesing Machines. 4yb Brond-
s.y, Ner York and 2I5 Fulton ct Brooklyn. $50
Wheeler d Wilson's Highest Premium
Iocb.suich sewing Machines, and But'onhOle Ma
chine. 645 Broadway, New York 80
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N~c fork. Monday, APril 10 o Pk.-1he auctua-
tions In gold, buetined at Gilplns Merchants EI-
change to-day, have been as follows At 1880 A. NJ
li5 1898 Hak; lo.2s, lax; IO46, lAS; 1850
l+4h II, las ll.Q5, 146A. ll.i5, 1851; ll.SO,
49, ll4O, l46S ll.55, li5%; 1910, 49,; 1870
lt6S 1880, 1851 l2.45, l46s; l, l+6 lib, lIi'.:
l.2N 1+IS l,3O IA. i.45, 144'. 80, l44S 2.u5
ll4H; 2.l5, IAN; 25 l+4's 40, lI4 ?, li4'.
$40, l44a $40, l44's l. 1+t%; 4.30 l44A. The
s1ok sales this afternoon, compared with tho.e OF
Saturday chow general advance Of from to " nor
cent Governments were all stronger and higher.
The whole character OF the market indicates that
military not even that OF positive pesce could
cause a disastrous fall Of values The return to
sIecie standard will doubtless be riow and safe The
money market remaus easy AT per cent. on call,
the lower rate on government securities. CONNER
cia paper 7 10 por cent. for hrst-cla,e and good
names. The bank statement this week shows a de-
oreae Of sSO45l6 in loans S5sS GIG in specie ill5
49, In circulation, and an increase OF sl+i96l4 in
net deposits, and S343h695 in legal tenders. Sterling
exchange Was dull. Bankers bills we're quoted at
l 50 a 100. On Change to-day Flour was dull, IN.
settled and nomiIally loo &C. lower. Whca, Sap
dull and nominally &c. a &C. lower. Corn dull
and heavy. Osts were duu and nominal. PORK, n 81
and Lard were dull and droopine. Whisky was de.
eidcily hrmsr, with rather more doing
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New system Of Recruiting

YrrErpAY material change "a N" method q
recruiting for the city requiHiion wss adopted.
In difference 10 generally eIoresssd wish Of the
various Wards. ,hs Volunteer Committee have de-
iermined 10 suspend the mussering IN n recruits
at tho Park snd at the Battery, and 70 send all np
picsnu for enlistment 70 the Provost Marshsl At
tho wards TO which such applicants respectively
belong. The object Of this change Is 10 employ no
assistants Of Major noDGE n mastering in men, and
iherel give ,hsm time b. proceed with the DRAFT.
II sppeArs tha, the Provost Marshal FOR cseh Dis
irict can be kept reasonably busy" in examining
snd mastering twenty men per day. This would "a
an aggregate o. only one hundred and twenty en-.
listmoais daily for 1he entire city aud since abe
average, including the work ~ the Volunteer Com.
nittee has heen nearly or quite thru number, the
change will OF course bo calcu atod 30 suspend the
drah indefinitely. so FAR IS the filling Of the quota
10 concerned, u Of course makes no difference
whether The men are enlisted by abe Volunteer
Committee or by the Provost hsrshsls bu, If the
change will noet the requirements offhe Conscrip.
ton suthorines, IA ia Of course desirs bic.
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rnr perpetual excitement Of the last four years
no his country, the rapid succession Of Important
cscgf. tho great anxiety and solictude for tho Is
BG yny,lvel ia tie war, have naturally causei tie
tUll. b. underestimate tie magnitude Of what
Dos lceu accomplished. Great battles have been 40
common, NIL .Ary operations have eliminated 50
ils, that the people ha,o fallen far shor, Of due
appreciation OF what has occurred before Ihcm. A
t'.rspectvc glance at the state Of public feeling
Be-. The WIZ, in comparison with that more re-
,,nNg manifested will show the extent Of this
snec, RAPID though almost imperceptibls Re-
ge tie tel ell'on, when tho popular mnd was pls-
c.I, sc all remember the efoct OF . marine disss-
70 arsilroad collision, execution, tho news Of
I,Ity quarrel among hfh rate States Of foreign
country each was the subject Of elaborate news
p.I"r reports and Of public discussion for days.
l.ty uclcut that Involved the loss Of life by sI-
ir,.ri.u,ry means was commented upon at length.
4 sit lctwoeu WALKER, the flhbustor, and the
.uu.l IuW,rs u Ceuusl America, involving tho
1i my Or hundred men, WAS food enough
'. wu,.I comment. Even a skirrnish bstw cen
IuS.rgcnts aud tns Imperislists ~ China or
'nE the clans Of Eastern Asia, WAS narrated in
81. Papers At eng,h, and read with absorbing In.
t.sa. tho public. These are only illustrations
% ste reflection will call up in every mind the
r,' interest IhaI WAS manifested in these sub
I' is before the war which to-day would not com
@ mi dozen lines IN newspaper. The progress
OIL. war has caused the public mind II throw aside
t'o comparatively Insignificant occurrences,
ply because they bsvc faded into nothing
iuytap"sisou with tho mighty events
tr'u % which We have been passing.
sitter Of tho Revolution, the War Of 1919, tho
.'..,Au War, AMI tho troubles with the Indian,
". ,.r IonnerS were all read and reread, dis
'ei over and over Sgain, until every school.
Vas familiar with their details. During the
. '"r, way, however, battles Of even greater i'm.
.iAn'" than any Of these have hcou dismissed in
"' l''a with paragraph, aud dismissed BY the
i'.' with tu' passing remark. Such is tho
'..' 90 LIVING IN 4 time contemporaneous with
'.'" oven" We fAl to grasp their real impor.
u"''-'" apr cate fully their magnitude. For
'".7 very reason, tie PEOPLE OF Ibis day vii never
A''l'a' IN conceive the stupendous nature of The
MILITARY 'lein'ons accomplished during the pr,,.
rut war. II Will To for another generation. who
Hnil look at these events As We look cd a, ,ho.. nj
tlr Revoluson' T. place the fun esrm.,. ,,r,n
t',r rrcstnn7s' Snd to r,corl thorn in h,s,o,, il
manner c1mmcnsurAtc with ,heir .rnnd,ur
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Where IN Jen Dayi.S

Iono answers, "DAvIs is-is-w WIZ, Ia,
l'''I -v'u, ho was seated in ono Of tie rassepg,,
.- upon the DanvIllo Railroad, aud on hi, w,v
'h' accompanied by various mombers Of Mi.
'".ls government in charge Of several hundred
thousand dollars IN specie. These funds had been
'-'.. borrowed" ON the credit OF the Confeder.
''' " 'crumeuI from she Richmond banks Du.
ate io'op's wrre given, and al the FINAL settle.
.'A' "' C'aio'aFa.e Affairs = liberal interest will
." +out e slowed to the holders. With thi.
money N his a''eSnon, JsrP can continue bi,
"H'e's provided IN ds,outenied soutLron bid.
stand 'ud deliver in die name Of On out.
''-'l ''d s"nd.el CJEstdorAey. We REQ no re.
r'n Why jfrE suo-id not DO thus arrested by somo
enc am'as t0e many whom he hA. ruined by his
Wild creams II Southern Independence. Before
Richmond was evacuated the circle o. DAvI.,s
friends hal been coptrsc,od, and, with the sarren-
Ter OF LEr's srmy, every sensible s.utherner
must he convinced III their Confoder.ey 4, an
institution which can lever be reared 10 . ns,gh.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THE COLORED PEOPLES CELEBRA-
- lion, Apg 18th. The headquarters OF the Com
ulllce OF AllAngument- Tor the above named demon
sration viii he IN tile Lecture Room OF the Zion B.p
nsl CHURCH sullivan IT, between Prince and Houston
Join Ia The proposed procession viii report before II
o'clock, Friday, 18th, that a place may be assigned
them. BY order OF the Committee y. w, h, SMITH
kQBl. NosBl RGH, LEWIS II. PUTNAM, W.
HOWARD DAY, mos, HAMILTON oSb
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICi'-CROCKERY. CLASS
LAani Fancy Goads. tuesday. Anil H. al q. ....,s.
at 81 Pear, II, by %. LNBDR D.. aI.rI0 nsso-;-
vel p's d .Or .dlpplIr. .Gt
A UCTION SALE or CEOCKERY. &C.. ~
a liINkG o. IyAN-. Auetout'r on I.,. ts,,
hp. i attcn o'C uck. at a Barclay IT,. al .,uIs =
Tee aud s'ooud White enn,io aud common .r. -ass
rs,c' &C. 10. IN iotr to s.it iotaiIcf.. sci, ..'yo
AUCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
- hou"i " ~ ,t.r". 'h.- Tu',.nt li.,.u.ol 80
oclock At house 1872 West 2lst ~ near 7th ave- c-l-
sing, tp'ttfy and iurrgiu cuptts, lc'stou'- b.
cal srfin1 and hair nattru'fos hod' rui b.dd,i 8,
MIRO clocks, sN,.ts Curta ina piunoio t., pull.r
stt china. sia,sHir' cutler. &C.. With ovcr9th.ns
a"lt 81 a, IN a h.nulHe r'N1'noe S1,c, ., .f r
She. Henry r. W stCJIl, Auctou,oI. ii
TAS.E. JNDEEHGLL. AUCT.-BY UNDER.
NIL y ANDttA ~ u. Oihce .65 u.tJn ~,
ItookBn, win feil On "wednesday, April I'm, .,
h. ,tr W., w. w. w. i''g"I' =. ~ Si ILL
vae' n. b.. mess hoy, mix Hud utou-iis p tttn-
ins to TIC uils Au..ngss. 600
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCT., WILL SELL THIS
4't dAy, At ~ O'Clock, 81 sacs-toou - Nassau =,
sgcYernl assormcnt Of household fuuiturr, cerr,s,
s1ia', chairs, turc'u. Se.hsignds btstcl's, maj.
Issses ed ne ifdrolc'' oil paintings, pie aud
mantle mirror, tonF-c"s"' &c. III
DAWSBROKsR'S SALE THIS DAY ST
Il Il O'Clock, ty James Agar, 81 Nov B'vcy Of
lldce silk and other dresees ahawl-. * to- rOal :,
und.r clothes ohidreu- clothes lGiteIt and shge,,
BE- IA plloSs hoir,cn, quilts, blankets shocsiiv, ,
,1ichcs and one laTge revolver - order OF II lbH
DE ShlIH. is
- 4 !. BOGART, AUC1R, SELLS THIS
-. day, az los O'Clock, a. the augt iou rooms No
North william -. 'u-V'rvrE larlc stock VI 1.uGCr-
les coffee spices, ar iu loNel fosr. ths
ercts o. nrse ba rJuin, liquors Of every dr-cr'p
ton, ssLais, cOInicrs DC. llb
C HERMAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, SELL
-. thi' dav. lUe-day, April 18th, NJ Ils o, lock. "a
t4tLl ~, cor" ~ Clinton -, all the furniture Al
ttufcs Of hrs,-,ass restaurant and oyster saloon,
W. ab' . ,ha' o't'oE couaieIs, bar -ni b.r-uA:
tn -cA crpokefy, tl"n'e. cuUeN, cope flee -
.,enm boiler, and all other utensils OF said salcor
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCT'R, SELLS on
w This day, at 100 O'Clock, At ! Enst Il. o4dvny,
nice ct Of furniture, CONSISTING o. Wshos any sof b1-
| r'aus urdiote. cane CAaits, b,dstyadr, enclosed
| Vpsh-tand, heIiinF
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCF-AN OLD ESTABLISH
II cd srgar store for sale cheap. Apply fof DAYS
~ 1876 Grand IL. "a
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A RARE CHANCE-TWO FINE CORNER
n liquor stores Tor sale, doing good husipes~
will be sold AZ low pliCe. Apply at AIICHEIIIl
Store Agency, II Gear II. owner retiiug from IN
10
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nor SON-RETENTlON OR INCONTIN-
ence, irritation, Inflammation uco ration Of The
nladdor ~ kidneS diseases OF tho PROSTATE glands
stone in the bladder calculus. gravel or h-iCk -iusi
dosit, and all dseaees Of tho bladder, kdn "a and
drop-iCal .wcllinCs
USE HELMBOLDs FIJI ID EXTRACT BT'CUt- $50
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miscellaneous Items.

JEFF. Davis has struck oil in Rich
mOnd-turm-O oil.
A 25 foot whale was captured Off
Sandy Hook this week.
"A New York lady, who has been
stared out of countenance" by the
loungers at Fifth Avenue Hotel, styles
the vestibulc of the hotel d monkey
rOost."
james Parton has been writing a
biographical sketch of Commodore Van
derbilt. 1t is said to be as interesting
as a story. Perhaps it is one.
The persons lately arrested at
Washington for selling bogus govern
transportation tickets have all been re-
leased. They have found out that no
such tickets were sold. ....
The special treasury agent at Will
mington has already seized and sent to
New York one hundred and twenty five
tons of tobacco and two hundred bales
of cotton.
Stephen J. Joice, one of the editors
of the Baltimore Republican, has atoned
for reasonable writings by fourteen
months in the old capitol, and has been
released.
Recently ON Gen. Meades front a
lieutenant of the rebel army deserted
and came within our lines. On his way
he met one of our men deserving, and
making the best of his way to the rebel
lines. The rebel took the Union man
prisoner and brought him in to the pro-
vost marshal, where he was held to an
swer for his offense. ,. .e.-~-.
Mrs. Gen. Ewell arrived at st. Louis
a few days ago to see about the sum of
100000 belonging to her which was
lately seized by the United States au-
thorities. Soon after her arrival a dis
patch was received from Gen. Halleck,
ordering her TO be sent South, not to re-
turn during the war, under the penalty
of being treated as a spy. The order
was Immediately enforced.
While on their way to Richmond,
after their capture, Gems. Crook and
Kelly were eiFefed, by sR-tfishman, a
bunch of cigars; but as neither smoked,
they were declined. Adjutant Melvin
took the bunch, however, and on open
ing it, found a hundred dollar green
back. The loyal Irishman took this
mode of evincing his sympathy.
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Local and Stale Items.
Rutland County COurI. March
Term 1865.

Present, Hon. l.. C. KELLOGG, Presid-
ing,
Hon. BARNES FRIsBlE, I assistant
Hon. JOEL. W. A1NswoRrH ! justices.
Wednesaay Nwch 29h.-The jury were
charged by the Court in the morning, in
the case Of Executors of Thornton VS..
Thornton ct. al. 4 verdict was render
ed in favor Of the executors, sustaining
the validity Of the contested will.
The next case for trial was The State
V. Charles Crehor charged with stealing
horse, saddle and bride. States At
torney for the prosecution; Dewey and
Dunton for the defense. The jury rem
dered a verdict of not guilty on the
ground of insanity.
Melinda Rhodes V. Spencer {. Smith ;
assault and battery Fisher and Smith
for the plaintiff; Dewey & Joyce for the
defendant. On trial.
Friday March 31.-In the case Of Me
linda Rhodes V. Spencer c. Smith, the
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
to recover $50 and costs.
Daniel Fitzsimmons V. I. n. South
wick-trover-was next tried, Thrall for
the plaintiff, Smith and Prout for the
defendant Verdict for the defendant to
recover his costs.
Sarah J. S. Holden V. Shrewsbury
School District No 10 assumpsit.
Fisher and Edgerton for the plaintiff
Proctor & Veasey and Dewey for the de-
PENDANT. On trial.
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GEN. SHERMAN AT CRY POMT.-Gen.
Sherman reached Fortress Monroe at
half-past five O'clock on Monday after
noon. Gen, Grant had been appraised of
his arrival, and when he reached City
Point large number of his old friends
We're there to meet him. He was warm
ly greeted An account OF the scene
says
AS he walked up TO the Lieutenant
Generals tent he was met by Gen. Grant
and a number of distinguished visitors,
and the scene formed the most anima-
ted tableau Imaginable.
Recognizing Il naval officer i'm the COM
pany, Gen. Sherman advanced to shake
hands with him, his couutenance beam
ing with delight, exclaiming, That
wasn't fair, old fellow-that was my
game-WilmingtOn was my meat. How
ever, I'm glad you took it, glad on Ter
rvs account, glad on your account glad
on account of all concerned, ami for
many reasons almost uncomfortable,
glad on the cOuntry's account But l
whipped EN- too My boys chased 'em
everywhere. NO trouble Mt all. The
latter sentences, uttered in his quick,
nervous manner sounded so peculiarly
Shermanish that all Were smiling at his
eagernesS.
General Grant Quietly remarked, All,
but you see, Sherman, we've heard the
other side Of the story abiding to the
accounts of his many defeats in South
ern papers"
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EDss;sN
&aFuMAut LINN FNr.


rAr .gtoauou 81 tue puhh- b, called 10 Sans tD.-
'Eoelleut Of all Ilniments asa psrleot md spssSa
ours TOR al She aches and yainh that heah l. ~
20, RHEUMArlSM
Is caused 10y II stagnahon Of che Oulds,arlsius uon
3haoked persp.rauon -la cured by sew h4-tl.. =,
Kennedy Rheumn nc Imminent
SPRAlNS
are caused By an over-extensou ana = sudden r..
AGuou OF the musolss-is cared by Tow bottls,
Of Kenuedyis Rheunute Llutnent -equsily Roof
or man aud beast.
PLEURIsY
Ia Inflammation OF the Inning OF the RIBS,
cured by few bottle Of Rennedy's Vtrpmaus
Llntment,
are caused by a sudden pressure Of the desc ans
smashing OF the tIssues-ls instantly r"hevad I'M
Ksnnedy's Rheumatic LIntment
CRAMP
Is a contraction Of the muscles, caused b. SUD.
len stoppage Of tht nervous huld, which prevents
animal lie having free dow IS cured BY Ten
applications Of Kennely's Rheumatic Llnlmsnt
BILIOUS COLO
is caused by ueuralgla IN 'ae ,tomSeh and bow
els-take d teaspooptul 1t Ksnnedy's Rhemano
Iiniment in RaSm watu every ralf hour 4url
soRE THROAT AND HoARSENEss
are oau,Nd by an unnatural dryne>s Of the glands
wet So piece OF dauuel with huln~tyF taeu-
matte Liniment apply u on so'ug 70 nst and
you will be well in the morning
LEMPLE>
Is caused by pres ,Jre from H,euslbie perspira-
zion cured by = few applications OF h eunedy's
Rheumatic LlnlmeAt.
WEAKNESS OF lHE BACK. ----.
Follow the ilrecuous in tht circular around
ash bottle.
FOR AN ULCEHAFhtt SORE THROAT
Jou wall take one tedspoonU. ot the Lnment and
iOuI tea,poontuls If water. 8arsle the throat
gUce a day, In d few days 1t vi ne we'll, Tina
one teasrooDfut Will oe Eorrh dollar To sou
FOR BKONCHIIIs
aul al inflammation ot rht throat tor IS ,ad
palate, with d ir5, a..gAnS eV.yA, you Hll d..
Lutte the Liumaut with four or tive times is bulA
Of Haleg, sarg.4 the throat, and swallow the mos.
sure This never fails
Il is gooi for Toothaehe, EAr-lne, swr.ie. Face
snd Inflammation OF every kind. Every family
should have "a null supply for the winter.
bury, Mass. Price 5O cents 9Ol3 by Druggists
generally. ap2l 'd&Wly
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HowB's SCALR CoMPANY.-A typo
graphical error in our item yesterday
regarding the business o: this Company
for the last year, made wonderful IT,
duct n in its amount. The Company
made in the year eight thousand scales,
amounting in value to two hundred
thousand dollars.
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pronounced the best in order of any reg
iment in the division, and was accord
ingly excused from all picket aud other
outside details for one week IL il now
to be added that ON March 9th, the reg
iment still being the best was granted
ed an additional week of exemption.
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of trowsers We're exhibited. They
marched as lightly and rapidly, howev-
er, as they did when they left Atlanta,
and wore just as cheerful looks. Gen.
Schoheld's troops We're all found here
and hereabouts, Our trains, our wound
ed and fourteen hundred prisoners cap
tured during the operations are all safe
at base.
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THE FAIR AT STETTIN IN Prussia
The Stock Breeders Of Vermont are re-
quested to meet at the Island House,
Bellows Falls, on Tuesday, April 7th,
1865, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of making arrangements for sending
articles, horses, sheep and cattle to the
International Exhibition to be held at
Stettin, in the Kingdom Of Prussia, in
May and June next.
It is highly important to Vermont as
State, that the meeting be fully at
tended. To Vermont was awarded the
honor of producing the best sheep in
the world at the Exhibition at Ham
burg, and this opportunity to confirm
the award to Vermont should not be
neglected, for the honor OF the State in
this regard is in peril. .
Col. Daniel Needham of Mass, and
others will address the meeting.
HENRY CLARK,
Morch 90 lSG5 -
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ETARM FOR SALE.
Containing about

TWO HUNDRED ACKE. OF LAND
situat ted three miles south Of Poultney V lliaSe
TIE said farm is about equally, oiyided INTO
blowing, moving, and pasture laqd, With wooo
snogsi on Il to pay for it 1t Is also situated on
Wells, Pond, or Lake Austin, which, OF ate, mas
bssss gate resort for pleasure p7rtieS, Ish
ae~ipo II very de .irable location for one wish
ing To at up a summer resort for those wlshins
to leave the city, during the wafm weather. ior
more quiet life. .--. -----.---s ror
r,rtiC1iaTs enoura Of ID. n. oiddinss, on the
plsoe, or of Clark ard Brothers, Rutland, W,
jsn1S-deoi&Ely u. " uiDoiA'
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Geo. J. Stannard was
yesterday at the Bardwell House where
he was visited by some of his numerous
friends. He was looking very well and
every inch the gallant soldier that he is.
Gen. E. II. Stoughton, son of Hon. H.
E. Stoughton of Bellows Falls, was the
counsel for the rebel Capt. Kennedy be-
fore the Court Martial at New York.
Senator Collamer is at home in very
good health, though much fatigued by
his severe congressional labors of the
winter.
Surgeon P. 0. M Edison, late OF the
18th Vermont has just been presented
by the officers and men Of that regiment
with a superb gold watch and chain, as
a token OF their warm appreciation of
his many manly qualities and his supe-
rior skill in his profession.
Peter Fuller of Pomfret has recent
ly sold twelve Spanish merino ewes to
three Bridgwater gentlemen for $1,000.
The Burlington Free Press says Mr..
Huntington has received official notifi-
cation of his appointment as postmaster
of that city.
William A. Robinson, class of 1862,
Middlebury College, and now a member
of the senior class in the Bangor Theol-
ogical Seminary, has received and &C
cepted a call to the passionate of the
Congregational Church in Barton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

NBRGRNNEs CHARTER ELECTION. The
Annual Charter Election of the City of
Vergeanes took place on Tuesday. The
following officers were elected
AayOr--Geo. W. Grandey.
-AIderHea-Wm. T. Parker John E.
Roberts, Hiram Adams Herrick Stevens.
ShrW-Chas. A. Smith.
COHStabe-P. MaXheld.
city Clrk-W G. Sprague.
School SupermtaadeHt--G. W. Grandey
ListeS-E. Seymour, VIM. r, BiXby,
Q. A. Booth, Harry Adams, Elliott Sher-
rill.