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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
. present situation" rather the

of the present situation" rather the
oueerest of all - r4.F ABA. +
&C Your border states will gladly come
into the Southern Confederacy within
sixty days, as we will be your only
friends. England will recognize us, and
a glorious future is before us, The
grass will grow in the northern cities
where the pavements have been worn
by the tread of commerce, We will
carry war where 1t is easy TO advance,
where food for the torch and sword
await the armies In the densely popula-
ted cities,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

NORTH WESTERN SANITARY FAIR
Not content with having inaugurated
the system of fairs, Chicago proposes
another fairto be held in May. Prepara-
lions for it are going on upon a grand
and extensive scale, and 1t is intended
that this shall greatly exceed the former
one held at Chicago, in every respect.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

LARGE SEIZURE OF REBEL FUNDS
Col. Baker, Provost Marshal General of
Missouri, has seized $4,000 in gold and
paper money and about $4,000 in notes,
deposited in various banks in st. Louis,
belonging to the wife of the rebel Major
General Ewell, and the question of con-
tiscating the same is now before the U.
S. District Court, A large lot of land
belonging to the same lady has also been
seized Mrs. Ewell is said to be q daugh-
ter of Judge Campbell, Il wealthy plant
er near Nashville, Tenn, and distin-
guished Union citizen of that State. It
is alleged that two or more years ago
she armed and equipped, at her own ex-
pense, an entire rebel regiment. A year
ago she passed South beyond the FEEDER
al lines, and proceeded to Richmond,
where she afterward married General
Ewell. She is now in Canada, where
she went for the purpose of receiving
her property after it should be converted
into cash.
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DAVIS As A PRoPHEr.-There were
some queer prophecies made on both
sues aoont the time OF the opening of
Ine war but the following made by JEFF
Davis in aspeech in 1851, is In the rah.
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2[g' The correspondent of the New
York Evening Post, who was with Sher-
man in his march through South Caro-
lima says that Lees evacuation of Viz
ginia was probably included in Sher-
mans calculation of contingencies, for
he heard him repeat, near Columbia, the
following, which he had heard him say
before at Savannah and on the march
thence
If Lee is soldier of genius he will
transfer his army from Richmond to
Raleigh or Columbia, if he is man
simply Of detail, he will remain wher9
he is. and mis- speedy defeat is sure
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New JERSEY SENAToR.-Camden and
AmbOy has not put it's election of John
P. Stockton as United States senator
from New Jersey beyond grave doubt.
Indeed the chances are that the Senate
which is the sole judge Of the election
Of its members will pronounce Mr..
Stockton's choice by a plurality vote no
election at all. He had 40 votes, while
there We're Al votes against him, 81 for
one candidate, and l each for four 9th
ers. And though this vote was preced-
ed by one declaring that 40 votes or a
plurality should be sufficient to elect a
senator, the Senate is not bound, and as
we have said, is not at all likely to &C.
cept it as a proper choice. Such a thing
was never done before, we believe
Camden and Amboy should have bought
up one more man. Lacking him, they
are probably defeated altogether.
MIssoURI.-Gen. Pope, commanding in
Missouri, has issued an important order,
which is the first step towards giving
practical effect to the views of his re-
cent letter to the Government. 1t di-
iects mat as soon as Information shall
De received from Gov. Fletcher of the
eSlaoilshment of the courts and civil
authority In any county or district, the
promlscuous exercise of martial law
shall cease. Provost Marshals will be
Immediately released from all duties ex-
cept those strictly military; all prison
ers in their custody charged with nj.
fences amenable to the civil tribunals
Tor trial, shall be turned over to sncb
tribunals the military authorities re-
serving, however, the right to try bv
nllllIary commission, bushwhackers,
guerrlilas and other armed outlaws, when
they deem it advisable ' .-0'
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Mobile.

A letter from the Southwest gives an
account of a conversation had recently
with one George W. Nader a Captain
and Engineer lately in charge of the
fortitlcatons at Mobile. Nader, when
the war broke out, was cadet at West
Point, His father had served In our
navy for nearly thirty years, Young
Nader, at the commencement of the
struggle, left for his home in Tennessee,
and when that State seeded, went into
the Southern army, and was subse-
0uently appointed staff officer TO Gen.
Beaurcgard. His last engagement with
the Confederacy was at Mobile where
he superintended the erection of new
works until the 2Sth of last month.
His story about Mobile is as follows
"That Mobile is not evacuated, and
that it is the intention of the rebels to
hold it, and fight for it, if necessary
that there are TWENTY-FIVE thousand
troops in and around the city, well
armed well clothed, and well equipped
that there is enough heavy ordnance
and ammunition to Withstand an at
tack of sixty thousand men, aud that
there is sustenance for twenty five thou
sand men for six months. | wouldn't
wonder if the above statement was a
fact in every particular. Mobile, he
says, is the best fortified place in the
confederacy. The city itself is elevated
some twenty miles above high water.
There are two iron clad rams and five
gunbOats in the bay above the Obstruc-
tions. The bay from Foul River point
20 iyrar ha 10 nf
pedOes and Instructions. On the East
of the city are four forts-One at the
mouth of Alabama River, one at the
mouth of Grand Bay, one at Blakely and
one at the mouth of DuCker's Bay, To
the West of Mobile, within a radius of
six miles, are eight forts, making twelve
in all Five Of these forts each contain
nineteen guns. From the ChOctaw light
house, which is situated upon the coast
at the lower end Of the city, commence
the water batteries; these extended
down the bay q distance of six miles.
Besides the formidable forts to the West
Of the city, there are three lines of earth
works The other line describes a semi
circle, and extends from above Whistler
on the North to Dog River on the South
distance of sixteen miles, to its centre
running through Spring Hill. The in
ner line is just outside of the forts, a
little more than four miles from the city.
There are torpedoes buried near Belle
fontaine, Porterville, and upon the banks
Of Foul River"
Notwithstanding all these formidable
lortfhcations, Nader is confident that
Mobile can be taken, and with the fed
eral troops already in that vicinity 1t
is said that he has furnished some valu-
able information to Gen. Candy relative
TO the deftnSeS of the CitV
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DIR. Jackson's Oriental Liniment
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More than Thirty Years.

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REM. EDY.
SYMPTOMS.

-
The symptoms OF Catarrh are st frst very slight.
Persons ind they have q cold, thai they have fre-
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changes OF temperature. In this condition, the
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Is the disease becomes chronic. the discharges
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bod breath; the voice thick and nasal; the eyes
sre weak; the sense OF smell Is lessencd or de-
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Another common and important kymptom OF
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The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal
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NEW CIGAR STORE.

Vie undersigned has opened Cigar Store
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Rock Island.

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