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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

~ Were 10 the lecture room Of the
Medical College yesterday. Had the
pleasure Of listening to ios lectures BY
Professors Taylor and Hughes. The class
in attendancesis large one and show,
talent. The spring term Of the institu
ton commences the first Of March. We
promised ourself to visit the College soon
again, and We propose doing it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
WASHING MADE EASY AND

AN hctltNV 14hOH Hh0J mn
W sPEEDY--Nrssrs Knox 4 Maxon Of III. P1eae-
ant, The and uaerfacfufefs Of B. rertfIs
Patent Washing Mschne. The Machine II exhbitlos
= the psming .Dd ye~anAa IIo0se, whtch = snel -
- y esnstvuraioA, eny worked b
rhsy hAvs tsne ~ vasAng IT snmsse q hoess, -
lag average washng - hour. - du&ng & uesi
Al ~ iadi<s Who II work delighted Win 4
without - exespaiea-
We, he updee-Ixned hAvIeg sesn ths abose NAchine
in practieai opefasa eres1ly reosepA ths sazne
fr Of labor And rsty ard coraeteneas 81 execu
tUa:
Mrs was5ng Mn Van Greken,
Mrs 0annsd, m mayer,
Mrs Ann y Burkitt, Mrs. Ysaeing.
Mr. ffripss Mn vosRAies,
Mr. ~ Jaa1asoa, Mn j lslssagisg-
Aksrs. Enox Z Aasu.--Ysu WI p1Hass seDa ol
your MaehIn. 10 each IL the following salecribere
Rev r T<ter. Mr. Hswsf.
Mn Buru8, RR Ipwe,
M WasSpg. WI ThC1pesn,
Mn LIhsicher Geo Williams,
Mfs Craig u Slaughter.
Tounkr, O 4 Aeekss,
RI ho~er a D CAistea6en-
q Kieer, Nrs BRia9MAn.
Mr Geo = Ki1bosrne, Mn 0ea n netd-
Cox, Mn Davis,
Mn A ~ Hsxisn, Mn 4 Hart
t1-Cennsy rights can b. hsd = low Agurss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

~ We complimsnted the weather
yesterday Tor its mildness and pleasant
ness. AS It showed and blowed and 9th.
erwiss lii-natnredlg disposted itself imme.
dia'sly thereafter, We hereby retrsct the
compliments. The weather at this present
don't deserve them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

The revival 1t Exchange Street
y. y. Church, under the pastoral care Of
Rev. Mr.. Burgess, still contiOuss. There
were upwards Of thirty forward to be
prayed for last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
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pA1Y Carr err OySsull
xsoKux, Janaary 10. tsts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
Future Day.

By HANES d CO.,
81 Main street.
WE will sell, by auction WEDNESDAY next
w al our store an assortment Of Furniture BEDS
Bedding, &c, consistingsof-
Jenny Lind aI d C5tage Beds'eads
Msrble-top and othsr cabinets
So as Sideboards, hairs
Tables, Washstands
Feather Beds Mattresses
81 Gets, Blankets
Books, Cigars, Tobacco
and many other desirable articles
Consignments solicited and received 81 morning Of
sale. EANbS " AucITs
ap22--4t o. Malu street,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

This invention consists OF duplex Tor two elliptic steel
springs ngeniously braided tightly and firmly together
edge to edge making the toughest most flexible elast
and durable spring ever used. They seldom bend o.
break and consequently preserve their perfect and bear
tiful shape twice as long as any Other Skirt.
The wonderful hexbility and great comfort and pies
sure to any lady wearing the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
will be experienced particularly in all crowded assem-
bes, opera, carriage railroad cars, church pews' arm
chairs for promenade and house dress as the skirt VII
fold ITSELF when in use to occupy small place as easily
and conveniently as a silk or muslin dress.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and ges
convenience Of wearing the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT
for a single day will never sterward willingly dispent
with the use of them For children misses and youpl
ladies they are superior to all Others.
They are the best quality in every part, and unques
tonaby the lghtes., most desirable, comfortable ant
economical Skirt ever made. For sale in all rst-oasI
stores id this city and throughout the United States
Havana de Cuba Mexico, South America, and The Wes'
Indies.
Inquire for the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC sRIRT.
ap ll-Ms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

J. W. BRADLEY's NEW PATENT DUPLEX ELLIP
TIC Tor double SPRING SKIRT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
MAILED FREE OF POSTAGE,
To al Parts Of the Country
LESS THAN CITY PRICES.
ALBUMS FOR TIE PEOPLE,
THE ARMY ANDTHE NAVY.

DERSONS ordering will obtain the most approved
o. Albums, rich Turkey Morocco Ornaments, Chased
Edges and beautiful Clasps
kPorraits of Generals and Statesmen cents each
Photograph Album, morocco, 80 portraits . o.
Photograph Album, morocco, 40 portraits 10
Photograph Album, morocco, 90 portraits 2 rs
Photograph Albums morocco 10 views extra size, o.
photo. Album turkey no. extra gilt, 81 pictures 0O
photo Album. turkey NOR, alto relief % views ~
Photograph Album, morocco, oblong, 50 views, 6O
PHOTO Album turkey NOR, oblong relief 100 views 10
'Photo do, NOR relief and gold obiong 100 views 81
NEW QUARTo FOUR VIEWS ON PAGE.
Photograph Album, morocco 100 views 7 80
Photograph Album, turkey morocco, n rebef and
gold, unique, full ornaments, $50 pictures, 9 90
gold, UNIQUE full ornaments, 200 views 70 o.
Those marked (' have French ornaments o. rssts and
chased edges. Tho cheapest and best made.
Egs Posnaasers and Others forming Clubs Tetstsint
20 the amount Of Twenty Dollars, wiz have -Four Dol
lar Album sent gratis ~ for fifty dollar Greer, A.
buns 10 the amount of ten DOLLAR VIII he gratis
WILLIAM ", HARDING,
Manufacturer o. Adams and Publisher of
Family and Pulpit Bibles. snd tho hisdelphia
Inquirer, No s& CheAnut St, Philadelphia.
= eodMW&S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
This Day.
By J. L. Byerly y Co., AuctiOneers.

By J. L. Byerly Co., Auetioneers
WYE will SELL THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock at the Horse
w Lot, on Council Chamber Hill
Several Harness and Saddle Horses
set Wagon Harness
set Cart Harnnes
set Buggy Harness
l Cart, &C. &C. , 80.
ap 22-lt j. l.. BIERLf 20.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
OFFICE Al.
Hpo'as Isr BRIGADE 80 DIVISION, 24TH ARMY GoRPs,
PRovOsT GUARD, RIcHMoSD Va.
April 7th, 1865. }

HOOKS Isr BEIGADs, 80 DIVISION, 94TH Army 0oRPs
PRovOsT GUARD RICHMOND, Va, I
April 7th, 1863
GENERAL ORDzRs(
Mo-.
In order TO carry out INSTRUCTIONS from the Military
Governor Of this city, for the police and guard duty Of
the city the following divisions OF the city into disr
Is announced
The First Dstrict-Wl1 comprise that portion Of the
city and suburbs lying north Of ard including Broad
street and west of Shockoe Greek, Lent COL Smith
18th New Hampshire Volunteers, District Provost Mar
shall Headquarters Pizzinis Building, OPPOSITE r. T. d
P. r. R. Office
Cd Distrct-Tha portion Of the city and suburbs east
of Shockae Creek Lieut. Colonel Kreutzer 9sth N. Y.
Volunteers District Provost Marshal Headquarters, St.
Charles Hotel.
Sd District-That portion of the city south Of Brosd
street and west Of 7th street. Major Thos Miller 10th
n Y Volunteers District Provost Marshal. Headquar
tens, corner Cary and 4th streets.
4h Dstrict-That portion Of the city south Of Broad
street. and between 7th and Shockoe Cree Major Chas.
Warren 18th Connecticut Volunteers District Provost
Marshal Headquarters, Exchange HOTEL Franklin
street.
The different Provost Marshals will at proceed 10
carry cut each in his District the Instructions al
ready furnished by the Military Governor.
By command Of Breyet Brig. Gen. +. II. RIr LEY.
II. 2. STANIELS
ap22-2t Captain ard A. A. Gen'l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
BEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA,
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
No. %, "IoH 1oAp' d

'A-'DP No. q S'D HIcHsOND. Va, April II, 1865,
Brgader General Charles Devins u S. Vols is hereby
placed command Of all the Q. = forces in and about
Richmond and will encamp them outside the city, with
the exception Of the 2h Mass. Vols, which regiment
will remain in the city under the immediate orders OF Brig
adler General d. r. Patrick Provost Marshal General
General Deyins will make daily detail from his com.
mand of 400 100 TO report TO each District Provost
Marshalths dets 10 be increased or diminished as cir
cumstances may require. He viii also make such details
RON the Goth n Y Cavalry to report TO General Patrick
as he may require for patrol duty.
The 24,h Mass Vols will make sl regular returns and
reports direct TO Brgadier General Devins,
Applications for guards public property and stores
will he made the Provost Marshals Of the respective
Districts who will be held responsible for the security Of
public property within their Districts
By command Of Major General Ord -
ED. W. SMITH,
OFFICIAL: Assistant Adjutant Genbrsl.
Ar s. F00TE.
Assistant Adiutsnt General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TTHE undersigned respectfully socits the attention Of
Dealers and Families in Richmond 20 his new and
wen assorted stock Of Family Groceries, Hams Flour,
Boots Shoes Motions, Tin Ware. Canned Meats Vege-
tabes Fruits JOlli Cgar and almost every oonceiVa.
SIC article Of merchandise kncwa IN web Ged store.
JNO. CLARK,
aue0-st 93o Main stBeet third door from 9Th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

ByJ L. Byerly & Co., Auet.oneers,
(No 10 Main street.
Il ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF GROCERIES
| HIRDWARE NAILS SHOWCASES, SCALES
AND WEIGHTS GLASS JARS, LAMPS, &C., AT AUG
TION-On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 clock ge will
sell at ou store No. 10, aain street The stock CT
grocerits remaining hand consisting Of
Sugar Coffee, Black Pepper, Starch, Salt smoking
Tobacco Sugars, Sperm, Adamentine and
Tallow Candles. Wrapping Paper
Scales Scoops, Measures, SC.
20 kegs Old Dominion Nails-6 and 10 penny
Tacks Files. Corkserews Shoe Thread &c.
Glass Lamps, Decanters one and two
gallon Jars together with a large
assortment OF articles Usually
found in a well conducted grocery
Also
superior Show Cases
P. S-Consignments solicited and received up 70 day
OF sale
ap2l-tds .. l. B. co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF vIRGINIA,)
ARMY OF TIE JAMES,
Richmond Va, April 10, 1855.

hlchmohdi w., April TO- 100.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. ~.
J. Brig. General NJ. r. Patrick, u s Vols, having re-
ported to the Commanding General Of the Department
Tor assignment 70 duty in obedience TO orders from Lieut.
Gen. Grant hereby assigned to duty Provost Mar
shal General of the Department Of Virginia.
II. Lieut.. Col. John Coughlin, 10th New Hampshire
General of the Department Of Virginia and will report
In person to the Major General Commanding for nsruc
tons.
III Brig. Gen. n. NJ. Curtis U. s. Vols, having
ported 70 the Commanding General OF the Department
for assignment TO light duty is announced as temporarily
attached TO the Department Sa, and will be respected
accordingly.
By command of Major General Ord:
ED. W. SMITH,
Assistant Adutant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
KIlI:LiYN:LXIIiSIIIiN

FOR MoTHS.-OIe package this week, while the in
sect 10 emerging from the cocoon is OF more beneht TO
YOU than ten after the little destroyer has taken to IL
self wing7 and distributed by IFS spawn uneountahe
"gnawing destruction" throughout your house, Think
Of this end ASK your druggist about IT. sold every
where HARRIS d CLAf Mn
anlo-d1w Manufacturers, Boston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, Gate J. ]. & J. O. West
Sole Piopretors and Manufacturers, 81 Chambers and
% and 81 Reade streets, New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

am desirous of informing my old friends and custo.
mers of the Army Of the James, ana the eitzens o.
Richmond that have opened place Of business Of 100
Main street on b sweeney's old standJ 'where l have
for sale large supply Of
. 6IaokeTs Hama Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
Tin Ware &c, &c,
IN uuantites TO sun Purchasers an at lowest cash
prices biRoN L' aA"Ah
apl9-lWS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

RECoLLECTIoNs OF PRESIDENT LIN
,coLN.-A correspondent of the BostonE
Journal gives an account of a converse
ton with the late President from which,
lit appears that he had presentimentt
that he would not survive the close off
the war. The writer says:
He may not have looked for it FRONT
1 the hand Of an assassin, but he felt surel
that his life would end with the war;
slong ago. He told me that he was
certain that he should not outlast the
rebellion" 1t was in last July. AS
3 YOU will remember, there was dissension
i among the Republican leaders. Many
7 Of his best friends had deserted him and
were talking of an opposition conven-
i ton to nominate another candidate {;
4 and universal gloom was among the
I people. The north was tired of the war
4 and supposed an honorable peace attain
4 able, MIR. Lincoln knew it was not
Z that any peace at that time would be
q only disunion. Speaking of it, he said
q not consent to disunion. The danger is,
3 they are misled. Let them know the
G truth and the country is safe" He
x looked haggard and careworn and fur
q ther on in the interview [ remarked on
q his appearance, saying: You are
= wearing yourself out with hard work
3 I" can't work less" he answered; but
81 it isn't that-wOrk never troubled me
q Things look badly, and l can't avoid
VI anxiety. Personally / care nothing fol
Il a election, but ii our divisions defeat
us, fear for the country" When
r suggested that right must eventually
g triumph-that had never despaired Of
81 the result, he said: Neither have l, but
81 may not live to see it. l feel pre-
81 sentiment that l shall not outlast thu
s. rebellion. When it is over, my worl
& will be done"
S A characteristic act of kindness il
81 told of Mr. Lincoln After our troop.
b had entered Charleston, he wrote lette
81 to the commanding officer there, direct
81 ing him to inquire after the family O
il the late James L. Pettigru, and to pro
g vide them with whatever they Nigh
need. He enclosed fifty dollars as a per
e sonal contribution toward their wants
g if they should be in condition to re
s quire it. Special instructions were ais
81 given to secure them full protection AM
N quiet occupation of their home. Nh
s Petegru had lost everything by his de
z votion to the Union A considerable
sum of money has lasely been raised il
: New York and Boston for the relief o
his destitute family.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

which he has been called, have been dis
charged in manner to win the admira-
ton of the people. The one blot on his
record was that made on Inauguration
: day, but that seems to have been an eN-
ceptlon in his life, and one for which,
under all the circumstances II Is pre-
sumed he was not entirely responsible
He has to array in his favor long and
laborious, able and unsweryingly pat
riotic public life, life which affords
every guaranty that his discharge
of the high, responsible and solemn
duties of his present position, will
carry the nation to a successful
and honorable termination of its tri-
ais and difficulties. To that end he will
have the best wishes, the most earnest
support and heartfelt prayers of all 10y
al people.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

REyoIcING.-It is remarkable that in
almost all of the large cities and viii
lagos one or more persons were found
who openly rejoiced on Saturday at the
death of President Lincoln. And it is q
remarkable indication Of what was the
general state of public feeling, that all
sach rejoicers everywhere were without
any dallying hustled out of the commu.
nifty or otherwise helped to some "se-
questered spot.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
tFor the Rutland Heraldl
April rs. 1868.

In the midst Of Joy and gladness
While our hearts are light and gay,
All our mirth is changed 10 sadness
God has stricken us to-day.
Only mortal clay is LETT US
OF our oountry's guide and stay;
Death has soon Of him bereft US
God has stricken us to-day.
God Of Nations wilt Thou aid us
Lead us ia our onward way
Let Thine arm assist and guide us
Thou hast stricken us to-day,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
Local and state Items.

SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS, - Dr.
Geo, Dutton has been appointed super
intendent of schools for this town, The
public examination of teachers takes
place at the Union High School Build
ing, at 10 O'clock q. m. Of the I'D inst
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

STABILITY or THE REPUBLlo.-There is
no other country in the world, where the
loss of its national head, under circum-
stances o: such rare and peculiar aggra-
Walton as attended the death of our Ia
'mented President; and that too with
the whole country in state of war and
la portion of it in state of political I'M
rest and transition, would have occa-
STONED so little financial arrangement as
has been experienced here. For four
Years past our finances have been the
most sensitive point connected with our
government, and have been the first to
reflect the influence of success or defeat.
I But in this instance the wheels of gov
sernment have not stopped for a mo-
sment, and an event which would have
shaken almost any other government to
| Its very centre, has no perceptible de
pressing effect upon the business Of the
country or the credit of the nation. BY
four national calamity the world will
learn an impressive lesson of the per
manence and stability of republican in
stitutions. The ruler dies, but the re-
spublic lives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
Votes for q Commissioner.
(OFFICiAL.l
SrArRAoF VERMONT,
NIAE Y "VT FNMWNEI
Rutland County Clerks 0llce,

Rutland County Clerks 00lce, !
l, Frederick W. Hopkins, Clerk of the
County of Rutland, do certify that on
the 18th day Of April, A, D, 1865, l pub,
llcly canvassed the votes given by the
.freemen of said county for Commission
er of Licenses, for the County of Rut
land, for the year eighteen hundred and
,sixty-tlye, and find the number of vote,
to be as follows, to wit
Edward d, Seldom, votes 1887
Scattering. =
Icertify that Edward D. Seldom, ESD,
having received most of the votes SC
given as aforesaid, is declared to be
elected Commissioner of Licenses for the
ensuing year.
Dated at Rutland aforesaid this It'll
day Of April A. D. 1865,
F. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

LAKE CHAMPLAIN. - The Line boats
commenced their trips on Monday, and
will leave Burlington at 900 P. NJ. for
the south, and 43O P, NJ for the north,
The Montreal will run to Plattsburgh,
leaying Bnrlington at Il 90 ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
Falrhaven, April 18, 1865.
WHAT THE VERMONT BRIGADE DID,

WHAT THE VERMONT BRIGADE DID.-A
correspondent of the Philadelphia In
.quirer, who was an eyewitness Of the
grand charge of the 9th corps before
Petersburg, says:
In this charge one fort mounting sew
.eral guns was taken, and, unless L mis-
| took the flag flying over the assaulting
column, by the Vermont Brigade. There
.Kiefer and L. A. Grant shone like gods
of war. Grant showed the persistence
sof his namesake, our great Ulysses
Wounded through the hand he refused
to leave, had the wound dressed on the
field, and continued in charge of his
brigade.
Gen. Warren has demanded cOVr
IF inouiry 10 investigate his removal,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

Is U l l. T. Is y n . - "
Fort Fisher, was scarcely greater failure thar
is daily made by most Ct the advertised hal
dyes; nor was ,-
TERRY AND PORTFR's VICTORY
More complete, peri c. and glorious, than IN
conquest aah eyed bv
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
lover gray, red and sandy heads of tair. III
obnoxious hue is wiped out Il five minutes, an
"a magnificent brown or black, glossy and natu
raj, takes its place. Manufac ured by j. CGIs
irADORo, No. A tor House, New York. Sol
10y Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
mh29-d& w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
\ ssI-TANTASSESSOWS NOTICE

/ -
In pursuance Of he Act Of Congress, all per-
-oIs liable To a TX ere rtqui ed 20 make ana re-
Il IA q list or lists o the AojTan' Asses sOr. ac-
scordinR to pr scr etto'm-, L I My of their In
com of he ye 1864. Uu of 81 articles in
Scredule a, viz {; c rraets d WAGONS, Gold
Wa cres, MusIcl Ins'rum Mt flate OF Cold
land tllte Of Si err. or be- re tn
LIST MON AY IN MAY.
under a e. ally o an addi;lon OF % per cent TO
the prop:r duty or tax
the efOre give notice that l will tend at my
office in Ru l8nJ, at the Co inty Curt House
W s'a S, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, lex,
4 eft Fr,Ca,, Dist April ius and S .tufd4ys o.
7eso week. unit the first MONDAY IN NJ y, looo'
and at H pl's Il e, in W anin gfoTd, on W neS-
" and THURSDAY, the. 10 h and 20 OF ApIll,
INST, and at he Hotel in D"6y on Friday; 2ls'
n ii. MT. and al Dawle IS II tel, in Cuttings
sv l.. on wednesda,, 26th Anril, snd at East
W lugfor, on Thurs ay. = h April, inst 20
r ceive SAID lists. I. is hoped lh4 al Will make
Sreturn OF their i,ts and thereby save the addl-
4 Jon of h % pr cent ..a
J. EDGkRTON, Assist. Assessor, -.
sth Div, lst Dist, VI:
Z sutland, April 10 h, 1865 and& wtOmaSi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
lriIla clefnses and Ieuoyates the blood, ns'il
thu vigor of bea tn into the system, and purge
1 out the hunors that make d sease.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT

= 7
WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND
PENCILS,
And other valuable and useful Jewelry at a nom-
inal price Send for Circular (maiet treel, con.
tanning full list and particulars, with speci
Terms and full inform ton for Agents.-Fery
liberal and r4munerative. Satisfaction guaran
.teed in every instance. ADDRESS,
GEO. DEMENT, & CO.
500 Broadway. New York
Corner Duane ST. lanl9E5m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
EDWIN BoOTH.

SETTLEMENT OF THE "SToNEwALL" Az
'rAIR.-There is prompt and pacific end
to the trouble between our naval Com
manders at Lisbon and the Portuguese
authorities. The Govorner of the fort
from which fire was opened on the
American cruiser Niagara, has been re-
moved, agreeably to the demand of our
Minister at Lisbon. The matter will be
tallowed to rest here, so far as Portugal
is concerned. And by the time the
pirate reaches a new harbor, the intima-
/ ton that we are about to institute re
taliatory measures will doubtless have
Preached Europe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

GoID.-Some sales of gold were made
at New York on Saturday at 10 to par
ties who were obliged to buy for the
payment of duties, the heartless specu-
lators taking advantage of their neces-
sity and the nations calamity to obtain
rise. But on Monday the market
opened at 1853, and declined steadily to
148 rs. Most Of the stocks-govern-
ment and railroad shares-showed an
advance on Fridays quotations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

FLIGHT oP JEFF. DAvIs.-Jef Davis
did not tarry long at Danville, Virginia,
for the enforcement of his proclama-
ton giving notice Of his undying pur-
pose to continue the rebellion. This
proclamation was issued on the 9Th
inst, and from Savannah we learn that
on the 10th inst. jeff. had got as far
south as Macon, Georgia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

THE PIRATE SHENANDoAH.-The colo
snial authorities of Melbourne, Austral-
Ella, have set an example which might
swell have been supplied at an earlier
date by the central government, and by
! the western dependencies of the British
Empire. The pirate Shenandoah has been
slying at the port of Melbourne for sew
seral weeks, and it now transpires that
sthe cause of her detention Is the refusal
of the local government to allow her
. provisioning for starting on a new eX-
petition, and. continuing her depreaa-
tiOns on our commerce.