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NEW FTRM

VIE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
4, partnership under the hrm nam of L. O. FROST
GO as successors to Pryor & Frost Al present
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Richmond Dates to the 1sth-E1cit-
ing Times In the Traitor Congress
-Jef. DaviB'B Letter on Separate
State ActIon-The Newspapers full
OF Peace Discussions.
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JEFfbRsOh OAVIbs
The Ezaminsr ridicules Orr's Peace pro-
clivities, and asks that Congress attend to
the legitimate business of efficiently car
rying on the war. In sarcastic article on
the late interview between Blair and Da-
Wis, the same paper editoriaIly says, in
conclusion: sit may seem hard to support
Mr.. Davis in this chilly Confederate at
mosphere, cut off from those gentle ze-
phyrs to which his soul responsive thrills.
If he were on the other side of the Poto-
mae,=he could meet Blsirs aud Kinks and
Jaques, and every day Interchange with
them "reminiscences of the past and weep
with them, tear for tear. The true object
of this BIair's visit was beyond question to
fail in pretended overture for peace and
Union, aud thus TO give stimulus to the
draft for 100000 men, thieves and mur-
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Sundry parcels of goods
seized by Thos. Horn
brook, surveyor Of
Customs, for violation
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R1oHMoND, Va, Nov. II, 1864.

To tho Honorable Senators of Georgia. Messrs A. R.
Wright, President Senate, ]. l.. Query, ]. NJ.
Chambers, Thomas E. Lloyd, Frederick &. Mast
&. b. Eesbit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
News from the South.

NEW YORK, Jan. %.
A significant article appears in the
Richmond Enquirer, of last Thursday.
which says; After every manly effort.
the rebels may fail, and policy and in.
terest would incline the rebels to sub
nit to the United States rather than to
England, France or Macmillan. Thew
could then sweep this continent. and
mus hide their shame while America
VIII De the colossal power of the world
On the other hand, some Richmond edi,
tors, in view Of the fact that thew have
lost all OF the seaports of consequence
make great efforts to prove these disss3
tiers q blessing.
They say war is now their sole bust
ness. The CONSUMPTION must be vigor-
ously enforced, and every person mat
can must fight.
The Richmond Whig says that negroes
10 the prime of life will make better SOL
diers than white men over fifty.
Cen Johnston, in his late speech at
Columbia, s. c., says he is out of ser
wee, and regretted he could not serve
With rebel soldiers.
n. 3. Foote refused TO be released and
! insists Upon a trial to show cause of
his aSrest. S--'" cause o.
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F.om the Wilming,.

New YoRK, jan.
The Herald's dispatches from Fort =,
Fisher says that both the naval, feet and |
the army commenced moving towards
Wilmington on the afternoon of last !
Wednesday, There Is yet no confirm
ton OF the report that Gen. Terrv II,
occupied the place. On the = hSu
movement commenced, exr' day Ihe
that direction were hear ..losions IN
supposed that the rebel Il, and u was
mp their Qualifications s We're blowing
70 evacuating the u, there preparatory
work on the V .own A large earth
River mad r .Jest side OF Cape Fear
troops, WI yeen occupied by the Umon
A chart Aomet with little opposition.
show Of the river had been found,
to' ing where the rebels had sunk the
lpedoes, and many Of these had been
taken up A number planted in the
! ground above Fort Fisher had ulso been
removed.
Two gentlemen who were lately doing
business In Wilmington as merchants
arrived in this city yesterday They
GOT outside the rebel lines when Fort
Fisher was taken They say the town
was not well provided with works or
. -roOpC
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ID H A II III y

CHATTBRTON-In Center Rutland, on the
23d inst, Dea. Wait Chatterton, aged IS wears.
Funeral services ON Saturday, the 2sth inst at
the House, at II o'clock a. NJ.
BENNETT The Lowell yox Ponuu oontai,s
the following notice of the late VIM H Ben
nett "Dted-In Rutland, Vt, on the 9th inst
OF congestion Of the lungs, Mr.. VIM. H Ben
nelE, al Cd ABOUT "a years. The deceased was a
son OF MI John Bennett of this city. and was
born IN Lowell. He was employed for a time in
TINS otbce, when youth, but Don after attain
ing his majority went 10 Rutland, where he has
Iesldt most OF the time since, he having b en-
lor several years freight agent at that place
soon after the breaking out of the war he was
I0r time assistant TO the Adjutant General of
vermont and assisted in organizing several of
the nrst regiments from that State. He leaves
VIE and other relatives. His body was brought
10 TINS city aud buried with Masonic honors.
from ms father g residence, No. go App eton st.
Iass Monoay afternoon, q delesatlon Of Masons
oiolA h9'LAh1 accompanying his remains to this
cily' ana Gelegation of Lowell Masons were
also present. "'-o
BkOWN. AT West Rutland, jan l4th. 1855,
very suddenly, Of heart disease, Henrietta Wor,
ce9 SER wlte OF John J Brown, aged 40 years.
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Gone, and stricken hearts revert
10 home delights, and homage given.
kmblems Of those dsarer scenes
winch she enjoys in heaven.
BAILEY.-ln Sheridan Hospital, Winchester.
-, ~. SAets LOW, VI WOUNDS received Sept
l9th, az the battle of Berryville, serg't Samuel
". Bailey OF Brandon, connected with Company
! OF the 81 Reg't of Vermont Volunteers, aged
81 years. s0N
From the testimony of those who knew Mr..
Baliey as soldier on duty, and as disab ed in
the hospital, there is cheering evidenc, left be-
hind for the comfort CT his friends, that he was
faithful in the service Of his country, and when
laid aside from that service ready 10 die in sub
mission TO the will Of God-Con
CASW ELL,-In Middletown, Dec 22d. 1884.
widow Abigail CasEell, aged rs years.
GIBBS Oct. Is, 1854, in the rebel military
prison, Gear Florence, S. c., Francis Aston
Gibbs. aged 20 years. He vas member Of O. !
Z, lstVr. Cavalry, and son of Henry O. and Ear-
sissa Glib Of Pitlsdels. Vt
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The Venetian bye is the best and cheapest IN
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This Hair Dye is manufactured by peculiar
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ALEC Manufacturer Of Mathews Arnica Hair
Close, the best hair dressing in use. In large
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From Mobile.

NEw YORK, Jan. a.
The steamship Atlantic from Mobile
Bay the 10th, arrived with 1000 bales
OF cotton from the rebel Government to
purchase blankets, clothing &c, for
rebel prisoners The cotton is In charge
of Capt. Neyes Of Gen Changers staff,
and was delivered to him on the 18th
by the rebel authorities outside OF their
Instructions in Mobile Bay, from their
steamer Waverly. Nothing of mement
was going on in the vicinity of Mobile.
Gen. Granger with his army was still
inthe neighborhood of East Pascagoula.
Capt. Norris Of Gen, Grants staff is
a passenger IN the Atlantic
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Advance on WilmingtOn-The fall
of Charleston hourly expected,
NFW YORK Ham

NEW YORK, Jan, 70.
Philadelphia despatch to an evening
paper says By the arrival of a steamer
here we learn that our entire force an
der Terry has advanced toward VIII
mington. They were reinforced by a
heavy column Of veteran troops from
the south, believed to be under Howard.
No heavy fighting occurred on the 18th
and 10Th, and it is thought that our
troops were meeting with little or no
opposition.
An unconArmed report was in circula-
ton that Wilmington was evacuated,
and would be at once occupied by our
troops.
Light-draught gunooats were eau
ttously moving towards Wilmington.
fishing for torpedoes.
There was no doubt that our troops
would soon take Wilmington, and the
fall Of Charleston was hourly expected.
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DIR. sCHENCK,s

Principal Office and Laboratory Is At the N. u.
corner Of Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadel-
phia, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed,
He will be found there every Saturday, pro-
fessionslly to examine langs with the Rsspirom-
eter for which his fee lie three dollars; all advice
free.
In New York at No. 80 Bond Street, every
Tuesday, from a. NJ, TO 3P.A.
At Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IS and
10, February 10 and 10, March 10 and 10, April
10 and 20, May II and IS, June IA and Is, July
10 and 20.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pitts
burg win be seen in the daily papers Of these
cities.
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From Rebel Papers.

New YORK, Jan, "A.
The Richmond Examiner of tine Goth
says Refugees who reached Charles
ton the 18th report that Sherman sent
one corps to cooperate in the attack on
Wilmington.
The Examiner also says that the loss
Of Fort Fisher was occs Toned by Bragg
falling 10 attack the rear Of the Union
forces.
The latest report from Hood is that
his army is in fine spirits and on their
way TO Corinth.
The supercedure of Hood by Dick
Taylor is<onfrmed.
The Whig and Sentinel are out in ex-
tremely bitter articles against reunion.
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from Kentucky.
CINCINNATI ian 90

IT, C.---. CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
says: -'h' 0Aiio
Lieut.. Nesby, in command n oo,,,
pan PaHy OF tennessee cavalry, left Column
gus ny, on 18th, and when ten miles
OUT encountered 200 rebels with whom
a spirited fight ensued, lasting half on
hour. The rebels had two killed ono
WInded and five taken prisoners, No
casualties on the Union side.
IL IS reported that from five 10 ten
men Oh t.'rrest's command come in daiIq
ana take the @th pSallegiance.
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Canadian News---Judge COursoI
Suspended.

QUEBEC, Jan. "a. 81
In the opening Of the debate in Par
lament last night, the Government was
sustained by large majority and the
conduct Of Southern refugees in Canada
was strongly denounced. A determine.
tlon was expressed to stop the abuse of
asylum, and commissioners were an
pointed to enquire into the cause of the
failure Of justice in reference 20 che re-
lease OF the st. Adams raiders, and the
misapprOpriation Of money restored to
them also to inquire into the conduct
Of Judge COursOl and the Chief of Police
In the meantime the Government has
suspended the Judge.
In Parliament to-day Mr.. Gait, Min
lister OF Finance, brought down mes
sage from the Governor General trans
hitting the estimate for the current
year, in which is included some fifty
athousand dollars in gold to make GOOD
the money Improperly surrendered in
th9case Of the St. Adams raiders, and
claimed by the Government o. the
United States under the extradition
treaty
IA private dispatch informs US that
Judge Coursol mas been removed by or
der of the Provincial Government. led.
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W A II RFAGEs.

MARTIN-KELLOGG. Massena, N. Y.
Jan; 18th, 1865, by Rev, Bliss Burnap, Rev. Nj,
M. Martin, Of Middletown, VT, to Miss L. A.
Kellogg, of the former place
P0TTER-DAVIDsON. West Troy, N.
e, Dec 29th, by Rev. ". II, Meeker, Mr.. ID. 3,
Potter, OF Clarendon, Vt, to Miss Theda David
son, of Chester, VT.
BLAKELY 60 NORTON. - In Tinmouth. at
the residence of Clark Norton, Esq, by Rev A.
hyde, Mr.. Inland II. Blakely of Pswlet,
and Miss Sarah Z. Norton of Tinmouth
sEWAkD-DAVls.-At the NJ. E. Parson-
age in Pittsford, on the 18th inst, Ly Rev z
Elhns, Mr.. Emmet Seward of Mendon. and
Nd sss Addie L. Davis Of Rutland.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A NNUAL MUSICAL FE, TIvAL

A NNUAL MUSICAL FES TIVAL.
F. j. FAIRS QUADRILLE BAND will hold
their tenth annual
MUSICAL AND TERPsICHOREAN FESTI-
VAL,
In the Town Hall, Brandon, Vt, Wednesday
Evening, February sth, 1865.
NJ You are cordially invited to attend
MusIe.-The Orchestra will consist of c. E.
Mussey, F. j. Farr, Il, Fales, N. ii. Loomis, W.
Morgan, II. O. Smith, H.. p. Seavy, Comets ;
A. B. Williams, j. F. Bacon, Clarionets; j. B.
Kelley, @. Wheeler, Bassos; s. f. Merrill,
Trombone ID. Goodwin, Double Bass.
Other distinguished Musicians are expected.
Prompters-n. FaAes, N. H Loonis, W I.
Paul, G. Wheeler, +. J. FAIR.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, 81 so.
Supper at the Brandon House.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad will car
~ for fare one way, Return checks viii be fur
nshed at the Festival fjan25 d&w2w
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INFORMATION FRREl
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

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wishing to profit by the advertiser bad expert
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can do so by addressing him at once at his place
of business, The recipe and full information,
of vital importance,-will be cheerfully sent
by return mail.
Address, JOHN b, OGDEN,
No. 90 Nassau st New York.
p, S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes viii
find this information invaluable.
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Editor Of Herald
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with full directions for making and using a sim
pie Vegetable Balm, that will effccruallv remove
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l VIII also mail free to those having Bald
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Respectfully yours,
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Important News from the south
looked for.

NEW YORK, San. %.
The Commercials special says that i'm
portant military news from the South
is looked for hourly. Terry has force
enough to reduce Wilmington, while
Sherman, with additional troops at his
command, can walk the course through
South Carolina.
Kershaw's division, which suffered so
at Cedar Greek, Is now behind. the de-
lenses of the James
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ARRAY i'm Washington.

NRw YORK, Jan. %,
II appears by a Washington Special
A.. "r. Field, one of the Louislap.
t,n1scatioB seeking admission 30 "a
" ',.na sHra last Friday night con,
Judge hellS, oyts sylvania, with a
knife, lot rei'"' made in the House.
The Judge vas only slightly cut in the
hand Field was held 70 bail.
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GEN. Buffers Movements.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
The Chronicle Of this morning says
that Maj Gen. Butler in pursuance of
orders will leave to-day or tomorrow
for his home, in Lowell, Mass, with the
kindest feeling for Mr.. Lincoln and his
Administration, and that he will there
await any call the Executive may make.
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From Central America.

NRW YORK. Jan, 20,
The Heralds Central America cores
pendent makes important developments
In regard to an intrigue now in pro-
gress there to bring about the absorp-
ton OF the Spanish American Republic
by Maximilian's empire through French
agents.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the

District of Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate of
Leverett Kent, late of Wallingford, in said dis
trict, deceased, intestate, GREETING:
The administrator of said deceased having
represented that the deceased in his lifetime
held about three-fourths of an acre of land in
said Wallingford in trust for one Luoius r.
Earl, of said Wallingford (said land is bounded
north by the highway, south by land of John
the deceased has made application to said Pro-
bate Court to grant him license to deed said land
to said Lucius K. Earl, for whose use and benefit
it was held Therefore,
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district
on the third Tuesday of February, A. D, 1866, to
snow snow cause, II any you have, why said license
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 23d day
of January, A. D. 1866.
JAMES BROWN, Register,
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Tobacco for the Soldiers.

NEW YORK Jan. %.
~ 10 sg~---s "a ~f~Ilsr onporr,o1 +Lo.
the tobacco captured at SAVANNA uy yi "a
der of Gen. Sherman is to be reserved
for the use OF the soldiers, the General
remarking that their valor had won it.
The soldiers accept it with rejoicing.