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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Resideuce, Nc. 30 Cher
~ street. next door 10 "Welltr House,n containing
DO rooms. Lot frOnts 90 ieet, by lSO deep One Q
the best places 10 toe tity.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on Boutl
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod
era G,
A Coed Brick Residence, No 81 Line street
with nine rooms; gss fixtures all through The house
Gcod ouihOuses and stable, all IN good condition
lot a BY $50 feet, Price very moderate
Also-A Brick Store-houss. No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market, three stOTie,
high IS feet by IS. A most excellent st%nd, and is
nee from taxation.
AisO-A eommodiOus Brick Dwelling, corner o.
McLemOre and Gay, with seven rooms, Kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 465z teet on
Gay, bV 81 deep. 5plenaid wafer and beautifully
shaded. yard well enclosed. Pnce 500.
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-he tnlon Aiueluci Board notify citizens
o. NeW ora, Interested ia the maintenance
81 O supply oi water, that the utmost ears
ana feonoiny iu be use Is at this moment
r'lnired Lhrg add that he long and Sc
Ferc drought has reduced the fios in the
'i"l'a fFer % l.s lowest sias G, while the
fi''f nos BE- thus as iis minimum the de-
lvc-y aul calsamrlau Of ua.er IA, he city
has, so Ca. BEEN k-ut ur % the onsntits
which could vita canuarative safety he
afforded uHtu the liver Ma. welding n. fun
suPpl. The excess of The com UNI tion
over the y'eld O. rapid reducing the re-
served supply DOB car storage reservoirs At
Coon l'iin, un- b. the receiving reservoirs
within the city limits.
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A GENrs va TEp Dor tbs sECRe sRR.
"A NlOE. TIE Held. the numgecn, ami he n
c-ie.' he mosi iatersstng and eKeiuru toak
ever pulilshesi, emuraunE NJ. kachardscn's IN
Islraiieled ctfsraune Cor four wears travelling
ihfuugh the Sonta 30 The =tcret serRice of the
" iutuue' d uia at,ound ln slirunr event, aad
conisiu moTe o. the 49, Inciieri sna Honiancs q.
ne ~ tilsa eny oiher Uort published. Seud toi
Clncuisns- Addfeas guNl.s. RRiis A 90
Is ". An SIr-s.i. CinsrnHatl, Ono
suEl stlsssi
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At JOhnsonVlle, on the Tennessee River, close
connection is made with ine Daily Line OF STRAIN
ers, TO 81. Louis. They will receive ;he Cotton and
pay all accrued charges to that point, aud trsns-
port I to st. Louis, giving through bill Of lsdng to
heW York. Al y. LOUIS. the Cotton is transferred
By the boats 20 Broad Gegue N ssissippi and Ohio
River Railroad, Tree Of DHyage, aud by them Is
Carried to New YORK without change OF cars. II
shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville the
Agents OF the different Through Freight Lires 20
New ork, will receive it at Nashville and forward
It al the way BY Rail, paying accrued charges,
" thOut extra ipense. 1he Nashville 4 LOUIS
vile, and the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
Connected, Cotton shipped by way OF JOhnsonvi le
viii not change cars st Nashville.
Rates rom JohnsonyI e TO New York, Sc per hale;
from Nashville lail RAID, $40 50. las We are sdv-
sed) Parties desiring 70 re-shp ct Nashville, in
stead OF lohnsonFilie can have option Of Ship ny
BY Steamboat 10 Cincinnati the Cumberland RiV-
er being in fine boating order" At low Rtss Of
Freight, not exceeding 50 per bale TO Cincinnati.
snd from that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at s. per bale Cotton by either route
can be laid down in New York from Euisula, Mont
gOmery, Columbus or West Point, in II days.
Shippers must ccnslgu 10 Steamboat Agent at
JOhnsOnville and 10 AgeDts OF Through Lines, OF a
Commission Merchant al Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill OF lsding.
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MnZ2!RNZ2Zl

~, mqlcel uea snd A. e press rl,.,u1rr af,i an
Slhl0 AiANt's AMI fsH0lsERA AiiNITRR ~
-, On eti,en Femesi'f Tor 4 srrfu's sud nFssn-
tents, sumulsrts an,. CsT,n,-i.,. 80 = -,
l--,s y e..s,t oury atr 81. oiier u,caas have
isiiSdi esI'sasiiy "a oaronic casss'
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Notice to Distillers.

Ug1rED STATES lkTESat krrEsra,
Cotrrrroa's OFfcE. sfeosn ll-I. % LrsE,
NssEvilLE. Oct D, 1875.
THEREAFTER, 10 Distilled spirils VII - aii0Eed
II M =. sold or removed IRON disnilery viii 1ut
- hsinr ifiarel ted md hrauad EFcry violation
- - frtarnsi Revenue Lass % r1s respect VII stu.
- me rariIes 70 heavy hnes ana penalties. Elch
IN ts ritiiV euflrcel Iu sFery 1tsnoe- No fur
fhor notice slll = EiFen- The laH must - under
STOOD and c0mpaed ain h. l. AOAfEisi..
oeiIs-im Coieet0r
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From Cincinnati,
VIA
AHaRtiG& Great WGsiGnRaiIWal
Three Through Trains aIeCiaflnhaii DaIll
LIGHTING DAY EXPREssi
- -
MoRNINa ExrREssiI


81 This is he only route D. the on Reeons G
Penn-yiFanfa. The hight EKpre-s leaves ever
sunday \ Eht instead Of saturday Right All ushsI
Trans leave Daily, sa1dsys excepted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Texts can have
their BasKsgo checked through 70 de-tua ion.
Upon ARRIVAL 81 Steamers IL CiDcinBati. csinVey-
ance y b. furnished. free Of barge. 70 Hotels OF
Depot All che q : Mail Iaue S!eatners stop at
A .. ". Raj say Whar koat. loot Of 5h Sire l. An
OuinIfls End hsggsga Veg vii - In readiness,
10 on ayr vi q kYenng cat hom Louisville 70
eohyes pas engcr- "a she r iaggsge. free. 20 At
iauie and 6reai- " s-eiern kai.aay Depot. Ia very
short disisBce thus insurng cinnecii0ns.
fars a. low, aud Tune a. qnIek A. BY any other
rluie.
rs-Tickets can b. procured IN fincinnat A the
| Northeast corner Rsoaiw-y End Fr n Street. No
81 West -Four Street, end "a the New 49, niger
Depot Ciaeinnaii, Han lion Hnd Dayton Railway,
aud At r ncil al OfLe,s q Connecting l. mes.
e. y FULLER, Capt. BARNEY,
! Gen. nckei 4e'L Pass. "a LOUSY lle-
ID. Met IREcN,
eepl2-u 0icueril sup-rutf ndeni-
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Miss Harriet Lane, niece Of cx President
buchanan, viii be married sbortiv 10 Henry
= Johnson, wealthy banker III baltimore.
Johu5on was on" q the political martyrs Of
forl Warren, On The early part Of the var.
iaT running che blockade.
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HOWE MACHINE,
Ella, howe, Ir., Inventor :. Paten,es,

Il is unequalled as = Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
Inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts of Machines con
siantly on hand. 8tt
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed.
hS~Liberal Inducements offered to
Agents
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AFnreuell % Aeassiz.


\ ALlA EAA ~ ArNArHAas
ID @. VI. HtLEEs-
RON The November Alsnda MoBihly.
-Hou he uiounfai ms talked together,
Lposingd un upon fne Eesilers
When lhey h.a q oar friend lad plEnned his
Iitile fiin amonE De Andesi
How fheY q tsrc their SNOWY scslTs
To the rlnnter ofihe AlIs,
When the csy goes thr q gh Their passes
sHtle comes the great Agassiz
s.. 81 FINAL. ssys Cmmhorazo,
ssRtt val for him to say So
That's he uuiF tlung bat lscks-he
Mast So me- ooiopazL
aAyi ayr the ire peak murders,
tiknd d. must fleE ny Houdezst
I'm fui a Ions iy crater,
TTfFh.ra him for speC tlior-
7T,a mounts q hesits are yeaInlngi
the iara io cnPs uusning-
afIf.a ?. ssrs ieud 81 meet MN.
ne arrests bow 70 greet him.
b. thriil- The spusi column
- fossil 4 hes solemn,
And aiaeiers crawl The iasisr
N. ~ sect 81 their old masteri
Hearea keen hun ueii and hearty,
Boil him and al he party
b F,-1ul fft. ssln thai huolis snf smiies,
Flonl the eenhI-se= inst hsies,
Fr,ul ne hah storm ant the hundeT,
Frnm ihe vampire snd The condcF
Flam the 3 Cd upon tc uFeI,
Frsul the ruiden earth quake shiTer,
Ffom u.e o. poi mule OF donkey.
Fr.,m re midnigat hosiing monl.ey,
Frarn Ilis -froke of knife OF dagger
Prom the pums and the iaguar,
D ON the homo boa-con-LicioT
IN hss scared ~ n fhe pciuI',
Firarn the lndiaus Of the PainpEs,
Nhocduid dine upon Their grampas,
From every hes-t aud Fernia
srfrar % Inca 81 ss.s us EQuiTmina.
From elciy snake that tines fn
Toe trsEsler be poison,
From every pest q hat-r,
lsk wise az aliig itorl
AID oin ESQ fhiug- len behind him,
fHe sure they'll try 10 hnd himl-
Thenx lal and assessed
Heaven keep The great Professor
Nav De- End, with his apostles,
Tlis1 Iha land is inii Of % sis.
Tiai tte uaiers swarm Niih fishes
ElapeI eccofding % his Hishrs,
That eFerl poi is fertile
ia ianrT / nd of tur-le,
Neu br.ls sraund him .nRnF,
NsF lu-ert= never ftug.ug,
VIA ulIllien novel data
About the aTlculata
And isci- ihhi s ip % 80 DE hn-ls
Prem ilie history q moiiusEs.
Aud When uilh loud Ie Deum,
De return. O. Mus un,
NAY De ln1 fle munstrous rFpiile
Tn-i I'd long The land has KEPT uI
~ tirauf md Eherman throiiied.
AM "a fatter AhushEm bottled
tkH rr..ei-fd and zireakea and moitied
agIih ila =f.lrs aae urdf ruus fafiies,
Whore e. .iI-leI De- lrin rides
Tlas gods nud Tnen be- 81 Oh atl
F.ir al tla word Co look nll
ssol llazz Che greai Professor
AUD mHaaIu Zoo, God ~ hers
HES tifn and 40 hls hand
Un he si-a sIld on the lend
AZ fias "a Iiie. Wtls snd stand-
fle-s them heal and b ari snd hand,
Iui TEL aluu0u- raid b DER.
and fheY 81 lIuur Ilnsnrifd shore
Thea iii1 ual,snl q q ua'iau,
Muh its shout OF rNuiiat
slla aUate ne driub creator,
aui tha sinprs Of huued aeous
I.In she Iva e faturez' Iclsa-t
while tuF mighty meraiosauras
tsati- flie usII0Ep e. chorus
Nad O. 81. the Ef-at Professor
Atd fle land bis DR. ud sossf ssor--
BLESS ll-u be- = auH evt rrnore
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium,
Esfabls.hed ISIS.
HAGAR & CO..


FTlHIs old esia.isned fd1nsirg l.srine iarre as
ms1tal IypFs ne prornetnrs ara prenaned urth
EUDis fssliles % promptly eKee1ia al oriers 90
same, sd uFinfifF msttrsls II saory asssrrtIar,
inciuaing ffessea q al Aangisc.urals. oetiz-sm
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For syphilis or Nenereai Diseases, the Ssmari-
tan's Root and herb Juices is ne most potent GER
tain and efiectual remedy ever preserhed Il reach
and eradicatss every particle Of the Yenerea poi-
son, so that the cure 10 thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy sud he heae-i,
aud do not transmit TO your pOsteuy that for Wheh
you may repent m alter years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRf
Although you may be pronounced incurafle, The
Samarilsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every yesoge ofimpunties from the system, ~ vel
as al the bad effects Of meIcurg.
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H. D. EoaERs JAS. n. LEA
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OuE CarIol.I Haias ~ eaii pay ere
~ srlal o. eulhra-e - 49, f
ss'r1-I 49, - fs-s 80 are lasiiei7 O. -
F0und Hafrals 80 r.---.l. ,-,f. -..l
IN and s1ar today - fei.l ..l - - = ~
- .--,..afrou- Shippers Hfi pIeasl
. :. 49,, i..rleis s1d On ais sling
farE He'-n-a e r. H. EWING
General Pref ht AEslE
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SamariBan's Wash,

Ia in ease Of Syphilis, used in cob uncfon with the
Root and herb Juices Full directions, Price fly
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acl-uoWl-
edged by physi-isns snd paaelts. They sre used
in Ihe L. 8 Hospitals. and b their real merit have
gained the approhation o. The most aide surgeons
Patient take notice The ingredients are Known
10 tia physieisns who use them, a. y0u Wil see By
he following
Par HosFrraL, E0lT NASSAU.
Baltimore, Feb. 20, lS54 (
81 have great ssiis lschou in stating tnai ! have
o ed .siflif saraautaa'z EeGssdiss ioiN enereal
lisesse in ~ most customary i1rn- that have
used them with Judgment, u.s. ten, AMI proper
~, kBd haUe found them respund % ny anticipa-
10. promptly sud electuaI y. Knowing their
composition, have the fIiiest conference IH their
euhracy, and - ikr - my nse Of them eEteuds, /
recommend them siforgiY
ALFRED g. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon an Mes loIk Vols
Reader, here is proer positive of The value Of
the-e truly vAlJstie rrersraiious. Tho Old sieken-
irg AID al gushing dFugs have 10 eve Eay 10 RENE
dies purely vegetable, laassni % TIE taste, and
POSITIVE CUkE.
sod b. WI&CW SMITH, n.usg.sts,
Cor Chur-h and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND a Co.. Pfnpiieiora
sfs Race street. Philadelphia, Pa isepeo-em
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FEMALEsit FEMALEsii
In many affections aith which numbars Of Fe-
males suffer- the Root and BERT Juices D. most hap
ply adaptsd, IN Ilcemted Uterus, 10 Whites in
bearing down, Fsiling u ihe WON'T. Debility, ahd
for all complaints ircident 70 tbs sex. Sent by ex-
press. Price, 81 per bale.
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On Hhdi prime New Orieans snrar.
p DO % Porto Acu sugar
cd Do do Cubs sugsr,
CD Barrels Crushed md huEdsrsi aIFaT,
81 DO Guuuaied sugar,
li1 90 A. and y Cliee sugan.
80 90 q. eNlra assorIed brands,
500 do feiioa SuFsr,
40 Hegs BIO Cliiso,
- Mae java Coffee,
~ DO Lsgura Codae.
10 Bags Ginger
10 haRs Allap'ee,
20 Bags Pepper,
2o Harrsls Mscsoral,
o. 3 bbla DO
so Kits do
Zoo boxes sasp,
90 do starch
sl0o.u9o Cutss, assoTfed Brands,
100 Boxes Caudias.
100 90 Ralsins,
90 Cases sardmes,
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Dos buckets,
CD Nests Tubs,
fogether with everything usually kept IN Shoe
sale Grocery Houses.
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~ = hsve reduced our prices 10 compete Nth
~ Northern cites. Tins being hranch Of our
NEW YORK House gives great facilities fer selling
goods at the Lowest pucea- oar STOCK eEnhrscea
The following, hssides CREST variety Of cher ar
ucies.
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The samaritan's Gift.

Sent by mail in plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500; Female Sbc0.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

CORPORATION MEETMG.-At the ad-
journed meeting of the Village Corpora
ton held last e1eniug, the meeting was
called to orderb by the Clerk, and Chas.
Sheldon, Esq, was appointed Moderator
pro TEN. 1t was voted
That the new Auditor Mr.. W. A. Bur
nett, be requested to investigate the
financial affairs of the Corporation and
report at future meeting.
Several articles of the warning were
laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Page, it was voted
to raise tax of 90 cents on the dollar
to defray current expenses, said tax to
be paid by the 10Th Of July.
Mr.. Page from the committee on the
revision Of the bylaws, reported a reso-
luton to the effect that committee be
appointed to re- draft the village charter
and report at the next meeting; said
charter if approved by the citizens to
be sent to the next Legislature, and
when passed by that body to serve as a
substitute for all other legislation on
the subject. The resolution was adopt
ed, and Messrs. w. G. Dunton E. Edg.
erton, j. B. Page, NJ. G. Everts and ].
Prout were chosen as the committee
Mr.. Dyer, on behalf Of the Trustees,
asked for instructions in reference to the
improvement and extension of the street
known as Merchants Row, but without
takin,." action thereon, it was voted to
adjourn till the first Monday in July, to
hear the reports of the Auditor and
Water Commissioners, and to complete
unfinished business.
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Local and state Items.

The FoURTH,--At an adjourned meet,
ing held at Fireman's Hall, Tuesday
evening, June 10, 1866, to hear reports
of committees ON celebrating the
coming 4th of july it was unani-
mously agreed that the coming It'll
should be celebrated in Rutland, in such
a way as should do honor to the patri-
otto citizens who had so literally sub
scrlbed for the purpose. The committee
reported that they had received about
$3.50, and that they expected to make
the sum Sli0O, or $500, before the 18th.
MesSrs, VIM. A, Burnett, John Cain,
II. G. Clark, VIM. D. Goodnow and G..
A. futile were appointed a committee
to present names for officers Of the day.
They reported the following, which were
unanimously elected;
PyesaeNt-Hon. solomon Foot.
Tce President-Wm. G. Ripley, VIM. a.
Burnett, H. II. Baxter, Francis Sason,
Chas. Sheldon.
Chief Marshal with power to appoint
assistants-Col, C, II, Joyce.
Chaplam-Rey. Silas Aiken, D. D.
Toast Nostr-C. C, Dewey, Esq.
Reader Of Declaration Of b3pccacncc-
Hon. S. NJ. Dorr.
Seoetayy-C. NJ Gay.
Tyo1s,,yor-J John Coin
Collectoys-S, w, Rowell, Jas. Merrill.
Au3tor-E. Pierpoint
After which, it was voted to leave all
further details in regard to the celebra-
ton to the Committee of Arrange
ments. Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

THE VERMONT CAvALY arrived in Bur
lington at about noon on Tuesday, and
were Immediately escorted to the City
. Hall. AS the train came in sight ma
tional salute was fired by the Third
Vermont Battery which had surprised the
denizens Of the Queen City few morn
ings previous.
Mayor Catlin received the Cavalry
men in appropriate words of welcome,
and then introduced Maj. G. G. Bene-
dict, who, in brief but eloquent terms,
alluded to the achievements of this body
during the last three and a half years,
and closed by inviting the Cavalry and
he Third Artillery to the refr.shment
tables in the Hall. The Battery then
led the way, followed by the Cavalry,
whence all, after pretty well clearing
the tables of the refreshments provided,
marched back, the former to their bar
racks in the Fair Ground and the latter
to their quarters at the Hospital All
seemed gratified by their reception, the
more so, as, OWING doubtless in part to
the short notice of their coming, they
had received but scanty welcome hith-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

ENrRMPoRANEoUs DBBATR.-The Cues
ton Is, " Where is the most convenient
and most desirable place for hungry
travellers to replenish the inner man %
The Time is from half past eleven A. NJ.
till Il nj. The Place is the Rutland De.
pot, The Poiemics are those who take a
deep interest IN feeding the hungry.
The Exercises are very lively and enter
tanning, and they are held regularly
every day except Sundays.
Admlttance is free, and the hat will
not be passed round.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

A DIsTILLBRY IN A Coal MGNE.-The
Peoria (IllinOis) Transcript chronicles
one of the most curious discoveries in
the whisky trade. 1t says:
The suspicious of Deputy United
States Collector Chase of this city lead
ing him to the belief that he had not
unearthed all of Dunno, Fuller & Co. s
contraband whisky at Coalville, proceed
ed to pay the locality another visit. The
party entering an old disused coal mine,
proceeded until they came to what ap-
peared to be carefully concealed later
Ell chamber, closely stopped up with
slate and shale. This was torn away,
and, after cropping a short distance, the
olfactories of the party plainly detected
whisky in the advance. And whisky,
sure enough, there was. How much
whisky the mine would yield it was i'm
possible to tell, until full investiga-
ton. Accordingly force was dispatch
ed to the place to roll it out At last
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

CAVALRY HoRsEs.-A train containing
about forty horses belonging to the YER
mont Cavalry arrived here yesterday
afternoon and remained over night. AS
for some reason they had had nothing
to eat for about twenty-four hours, the
men having them in charge, took them
out Of the cars, and allowed them to
feed by the way-side, which they did
with evident relish and eagerness. We
did not see single army saddle, prop
erly so called, and some of the horses
were Johnny rugged" throughout. A
few contrabands" were in attendance,
whose conversation seemed to be Won
derfully entertaining to by-standers and
listeners.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

of 600 words was Immediately sent to
the latter in Algeria, and in due time
came back an interesting letter of which
the following is the closing portion
"But what is clear TO the eyes Of ev-
cry one is, that TO prevent anarchy in
mems minds-that redoubtable enemy
TO true liberty-the Emperor had estab-
lished, first in his family, and afterward
in his government that severe disci-
pline which admitted but one will and
one action; cannot henceforth deviate
from the same rule of conduct,
Wherein, Monsieur and dear cousin,
| pray God to have you in his holy
keeping NAPOLEON"
To this appeared the following brief
replp;
"Sire; In consequence of the letter
of yourl Majesty, dated May %, and of
its publication in the MOniteur of this
morning, hereby resign the Vice Presi-
dentship of the Privy Council, and the
Presidentship of the Universal Exhlbi.
ton of 1867
Pray, receive, Sire, the tribute of pro-
found and respectful attachment with
which | am your Majesty's most de-
voted cousin. NAPOLEON JEROME.
Palais Royal, May p, 1865"
it is hardly necessary to remark that
the Emperor" spoken of is Napoleon
First.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

IMPosITIoN,-We published few days
since the notice Of marriage in Monnt
Holly, which came to US in the usual
form, and signed by what purported to
be the officiating clergyman. We have
since learned that it is vile hoax, and
as we happen to have in our possession
the original paper, we shall do what we
can towards finding out the author and
making him smart for his rascality.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, IS The Probate Court for the
District Of Ru land: '''
To all persons interested in the estate of
Ei'as Han, late of Rutland, in said dis.
trict, docoa,el, GREETtNa
BY the a thority of the State of Vermont, GU
ave hereby notified to appear before the said
f'obate Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland.
IN said district, on the second Tuesday of july,
the account Of EleaSer II squiers, administrator
OF the estate of said deceasei should not BE- al
lowed, and also why the residue OF said estate
should rot be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9th
day of June, A. ID. 1866
u JAMES BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

LAND WARRANTS FOR SOLDIERs-How
TO MAKE A LOYAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE
We have not heard yet whether the sur
viving heroes of this war are to have a
hundred and sixty acres piece. They
ought to have, Of course, and the acres
ought to be chosen of the best in Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, louisa
ma and Texas, in abandoned lands or
confiscated estates. That's the way to
give proper tone to the Southern soci-
ETY. of the next generation.