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1t is announced Il the following official
despatch from Gen, Lee, though the
dispatch is rather seant in particulars,
enough Is given to show that Fitzpatrick
was badly worsted.
HEApaUARTERs, March 10
Hon. J. C.. breckenridge, Secretary Var;
Gen. Hampton attacked Gen. Kilpat-
rick at daylight this morning and drove
him from his camp taking his guns,
wagons, many horses, several hundred
prisoners and releasing great number
OF our own men who had been cap
tured The guns and wagons could not
be brought OF for the want of horses,
Many of the enemy We're killed and
wounded. Our loss not heavy. 1t,
Col j. II. King, killed. Brig. Gen.
Hume, Co.'s Raglan aud Morrison, and
Majs Davis, Ferguson and Others
wounded. r. Il. LES, Gen.
1t will be observed that the locality Of
the fight is not named in this, and for
prudential reasons. Sherman has no
communication with the north, and il
would be imprudent to publish where
he was, as IL would be giving news TO
Grant of his progress. Matters are be-
| ginning to look decidedly better for the
south. In the last three days we have
had news of two victories, one in North
and one in South Carolina.
! We alluded in our last issue To a
movement being made for the purpose
of intercepting our prisoners who We're
taken from Early in the recent fight
near Waynesboro and who were being
conducted under a guard to Winches-
ter. The following official dispatch
tells of it
1 HEADQUARTERS, March 9.
| 10 HIM. j. e. breckenridge, Sec'y Of War.
Gen. Rosser reports on the 9th. With
/ a few of his men he attacked the enemy
near Harrisonburg who were guarding
! prisoners taken at WalnsbOro, and cap
! tured a few prisoners. On the morning
| of the morning Of the 9TH he again at
/ tackled them near Reeds Hill and caused
| them to retire in haste, abandoning only
! the artillery they had and their ambu-
| lances, He annoyed them a good deal,
| and enabled a good many of our men to
escepe. r. f. LEE, Gen.
Northern papers claim to have cap
tured about a thousand prisoners in a
fight with Early and report that most
Of this number had reached Winchester,
CHARLOTTE, March 8.
! The Southern Express Company s
Messenger from Augusta, Ga, brings
/ advices TO the Sd inst No news Of in
terest had transpired west Of the Sa-
vananh river. The Ga. Senate had pass
/ ed a resolution declaring that it does
! not concur in the recommendation OF
/ Gov. Brown Several extensive fires
have occurred in Augusta it is supposed
to be the work of an incindiary.
! Four hundred Yankee prisoners will
/ leave Richmond this morning, on their
return home by flag Of truce boat.
Among them are SO officers, including
Gems. Crook and Kelly, recently cap
| tured. u. S. GRANT, Lieut-Gen.
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KEEP DISEASE AT cay.

Invalids, broken down in health ana spirits by
chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute
disease, the testimony Of thousands who have
been raised as by miracle from similar state
OF prostrauon, by HOSrETTEaS STOMACH
BITTERs, is sure guarantee that by the same
means you too may be strengthened and restored,
Bat to those who stand in peril Of epidemics, TO
all who, by reason Of exposure, privations, an
uncOngeniA climate, or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any moment b. stricken down, this para
graph is most particularly and emphatically ad-
dressed. You, who are thus situated, are prof
fered an absolute safeguard against the danger
that mensoes you. Tone ana regulate the sys-
tenn with this harmless medicinal Stmulant and
Alternative, and you will be forearmed against
the m4adies whose seeds float around you in the
air unseen. HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
Frs are not only a standard Tonic and Alter
alive Throughout, the lifted States, but they are
accredited by the certificates of the most dstin-
guished citizens of the Union TO the people of all
other lands. In Cana5a, Australia and the Wes
Indies, they are gradually taking the place of all
other Stomachics, whether native or foreign
and as surely as truth is progressive and demon
stration oyerthrows doubt, they will eventually
supeFsede every other Invigorant and Restora
tive now employed in medicinal practice.
New York House, SO Cedar street, n, Y.
march7dSw2w
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R E M E DIAL UTE.
S. s. strong, NJ. b.. I'd S. 2. Strong, M D.

s. s. Strong, NJ. D., and S. z. Strong, NJ. D.
This Institution aoaS established in 1855.
Hundreds have experienced its benef IS and
given testimonials of IL cir high appreciation of
its advantages.
Its location was chosen in view of the medi-
cinal advantages of TIE Springs. 1T is unsur-
passed for beauty of location, between Congress
ana Empire Springs, but a minutes walk from
the chief hotels and Congress grounds, the gem
of Saratoga.
The rooms are large, airy, pleasant and well
furnished.
Since graduating at the New York Medical
university we have availed elves of the faci-
lties found only in our hospitals and large cities
Tor the study of diseases al given SPECIAL attep-
ton to hose of women, also the Throat, Heart
and Lungs, being familiar with the various
modes of practica of those who make these mala-
dies tn ir speeiallties.
We treat all diseases, hut chronic afe ctions
claim our principal attention.
In addition to the Medical and Surgical agen-
cles, we employ the Swedish Mo, ement Cure,
Dlo Lewis system of Gym nastios, and all kinds
OF 6a' hs for which we have a good Gymnasium
and al the facilities of a scientific hydropgthio
establ shment.
Among many gentlemen to whom we could re-
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E. Mott, ID. D i, L. L. D., Union College, sche.
neetadyi M. Simpson, D. L., Bishop n E,
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Vt; j. y. King, d. D, Fort Edward, NJ Y
Hon. J. b. Mekeon, Sara oga Springs; Hon. J.
nj, Maryln, Y. 8. Hotel, Saratoga Springs; H.
H. Hathorn, Proprietor Congress Hall, Saratoga
Springs Prof FL. NJ. seely, NJ. D., Middlebufy,
For valuable knowledge Of disease, and full
information Of the Institution, send Tor cireu-
lar. som
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The author may he consulted upon any Of the
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DOWNS VEGETABLE ALsAMIC ELExIR

The oldest and best Cough Medicine ranuf,o,
tured. This STANDARD old Cough remedy he,
now been before the people nearly forty wears
and has ever maintained the highest ran K among
remedies for lungs, throat ana chest. II IL and
always has been warranted to give entire salts
fact on.
For Whooping Cough, II has no equal.
See circulars for certificates of the Hon Paul
Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor of Vermont: Hon.
Bates Tuner, late Judge of supr. me Court Of
Vermont; Hon. J, d. Woodxard, Surgeon Q. g.
Army, and many other meu of standing.
Price 90 cts, % cts and 81 % per bottle. Sold
IN Rutland by Fem Tuttie, Pond Morse and
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Vt. sole Proprietor. saw
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AMERICAN WOHEs.-Amerca Is Justly proud
of its beauuiul men; tut how many DIE annu-
ally, or pTematuey lo.e their hea tn and youth,
for want of a remedy suitable % their Eecu lar
ailments That remedy is found in SIR James
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ca>es where hey have beau used with the great
est success. In all cases of Nervous ard Spinal
Affections, Pain IN the Back aud Limbs, Heavi-
ness, Fatigue OF slight eXeruon, PalpitatIon of
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Suffer no more anxiety or low spirits, but try
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of the Agent
N. Bone dollar and six postage Stamps en-
closed to any authorizes sgen will insure bot
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SO by all druggists, JOB MOSES, q Cort-
landt Street, NewYoTk, sole United States Agent.
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SALE OR RENT.

Several desirable farms, including one large
stock farm Of about 100 acres which 1 will lease
to responsible party for a term Of years, esther
With stock On it or not, as the party may want.
II WI keep from 500 to 700 sheep. Two or three
other farms I have for sale which will be rented
If not sold. For particulars apply to the under
signed. FRANKLIN POST
wallingford, Jan. %, 1866 I2sdSvtf
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AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT.

WAIUHEs, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND
PENCILS,
And other valuable and useful Jewelry at a nom.
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tanning tull list and particulars, With speci j
Terms snd fun inform ton for Agents,-very
liberal and remansrstive. Satisfaction guaran-
teed in every instance. ADDRESS,
GEO. DEMRhIT s. co. 81
sOS Broadway, New York.
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kumored Capture of Lynchbu,p.

m, NEW YORK, March IA.
The Times army of the Potomac cor.
respondence, 18th, SAYS; WI
Rebel deserters report that Sheridan
captured Lynchburg after short hattie
had captured the place. -0i'es
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so cents. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents TO WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, 173 Washington street, Boston, il
viii be Forwarded by mail, free of postage, tc
any part Of the United Staes.
Fem & futile, Rutland, General Agents fol
Vermont W. r. Gilm ore, West Rutland.
teb23. de- w3m
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ID II 4 THS.

FDGERT0N.-In Dandy, very suddenly of
spotted fever, on the 18th inst, Nancy A. F3peT-
non n aged years and days, and on the ISth,
fheoe A Edgerton, aged 10 years ar d m onfbs
pom children of Robert and Ann Edgerton.
DkAPER-In Brandon, March 9Th, of con-
years. Nv
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illness of the President

pu..,,--, WASHINGTON, March IA,
MI tLesldent Lincoln has been SUFFERING
s Sow a sever severe attack of influenza for
- so' Sa Gays he is confined to his he'd
w. uay, anu consequently is not receivN
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
" undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairhaven,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust ali
Slams and demands OF all persons against
Salmon K. Gates, late OF Castleton, in said
district, deceased hereby give notice that we win
meet for the purpose of examining and allow
ing said claims at the dwelling house of the
late deceased, on Monday the 18th (fourteenth)
day of August next, from ten o'clock A. M.
xntil four O'Clock P. M, on said day, and that
six months from the l2th day of February,
A. D. 1865, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their said claims to
for examination and allowance.
Dated CsstletOn, VT, this 18th day of March,
A d. 1866.
J. s. BENEDICT, lc.,
IL HARRY ARMSTRONG, oomrs'
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THE BEST Is THE CHEApFsT

Il Now is the Time TO Subscribe for Nooro,.
hnral New Yorker, the best and largest eire.-
lsiiug Agricultural, Literary and Family week
~ on the Continent. Its Illustrations r. either
OF Its dozen dstict departments il worth the "A
asked per year. The 10 numbers OF THIS quarter
tJan. to April) sent, on trial, for only so Cts,
Address d. ID. MOORE
.a Rochester N v
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
y Fairhsyen, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Fairhayen

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Fairhayen, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Farhaven
To all persons concerned, GRnETRo:
whereas, Bridget Mexican, guardian of Thorn
as Mexican, Bryan Mexican, and Eliza Jane
Mexican, minors, residing in Castleton in said
district, has made application to said court for
leenss TO sell her said wards interest in the
Bryan McKean, late of Castleton in said dis-
triot, deceased, for the purpose OF putting the
proceeds Of such sale at interest, Therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office in Castlston, in
said district, on the Sd day of April, A. ID.
1865, to show cause, if any you have, why said
license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said District, this lSth
day of March, A. ID. 1865.
II JOHN HOWE, REGISTER.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of
Rebsccs Freeman, the elder, late Of Rutland, in
said district, deceased, interstate. GRrETIEs
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, yeu are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said
district, on the fourth day of April, A. ID.
1865, TO show cause, if any you have, why
the account of Chauncey Williams, administrator
OF the estate of said deceased should not be al
lowed, and also why the residue of said estate
should net be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1866.
II JAMES BROWN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, SIS, The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland
| To all persons interested in the estate OF
Rebecea Freeman, the younger, late of Rutland
in said district, deceased, intestate. GREETING !:
The sdminstrato; of the said estate having
represented that it will be necessary to sell part
OF the real estate Of said deceased for the pay
ment of the debts and expenses of administra-
ton, and also that it will be beneficial for all
| parties interested therein to sell the whole Of
| the real estate of said deceased, has made APP
| picatlon to said Probate Court for license TO
| make such sale. Therefore,
| BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
on the fret Tuesday of April, A. D, 1866, to
show cause, if any you have, why said license
| should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th day
| of March, A. d. 1866.
II JAMES BROWN. Register.
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New York Produce Price. Current

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by w. S. Mcclure & Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending March Is, as fol-
lows
FLoUR-Fine Brands superfne State, 800 a 10 05
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The New Hampshire Election.
Especial to the Rutland Herald

Bellows FALLS, March a.
Returns Of the election held to- day in
New Hampshire from all the river
towns, aud some inland towns in this
section show handsome Union MAORI
ties, and indicate Union majority in
the State of more than 5000. In Wal
pole, last fall, Lincoln had six majority;
to-day the UHion State and Congress
ticket had forty majority. Union gain
thirty-four, Other towns, also, show
gains. Claremont gains four hundred
and eighteen Union majority.
ANS.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT |
SHERMAN AT LAUREL HILL.
ARMY DOING w Ell l.
OFFICIAL FROM SCHOFIELD.
ARMY DOING w ELL
OFFICIAL FROM SCHOFIELD,
GEN. BRAGG BEATEN
HE RETREATS NORTH.
official Erom sherman and SchO-
field.

WASHINGTON, March AL An.
To My. G0a. Dir
Dispatches direct from Gems, Sher-
man and Schoheld have been received
this morning by this department, Gen
sherman's dispatch is dated March Sth,
at Laurel Hill, N. c. He says: We are
all well have done finely. Details, for
obvious reasons, are omitted. Gen,
Schoheld, in dispatch dated at New
bern March 18th, states that on the
night of the 10th, near Southwest
Greek, Bragg was fairly beaten that
during the night he reiterated across the
NeuSe river, near Kinston, and now
holds the bank of the river at that place.
t. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
Rather Bfgh!

The Bondholder has aprincely interest on
his money. Those who hold the 5-20s are
now receiving, counting their interest in cur
rency, over 10 per cent. The are exempt
from taxation, which is about 4 per cent
more. which added to the 10 per cent. make
IA per cent, or $l4 on every hundred A
person that has $5,00Oin real-estate is tax
ed about 5000 while the Bondholder who
has that amount Invested in 5,20s draws
fce hundred dollars interest and saves the
two hundred dcllcrs in taxes, making clear
gain of serea hmdrcd dollars The party
in power tell the people this is right, and
they will continue it if continued in power.
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constantly surrounded BY the enemy, he
continued his march, his men at oge time
continuing steadily forward for twenty fonr
consecutive hours ShOeless. hatless and
half-naked, General Morgan brave troops
Gay after day attacked, the rebels with iF-
resistible fury and drove them away with in
variable success, This harassing work last
ed for sixteen days.
We are not surprised to hear of General
Morean's success. He is a thorough sol
dier by education, by long yeats of arduous
and gallant service, and lastly, by q period
OF close application to military improve
ments in Europe During a residence of
several years in France, as United States
Consul at Marseilles, and in Portugal, as
United. States Minister, General Morgan,
without neglecting the dufies of his dis
iinguished position, eagerly benefited by
the experience Of the mast skillful of Euro
pean officers He visited frequently the
Camp at Chalons, in France, To witness the
result Of the Emperor Napoleon 5 improve
ments in military tactics, and carefully stud.
led them. He is at present in the first
rank of our officers Now that he is free &c
act, we shall hear great tidings from him.
We shall expect to hear that. according tC
the spirit of General Halleck S late circular
concerning promotion for gallant services
General Morgan has been advanced to tn,
higher rank he so richly deserves.
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National Bonds,

The Government has issued 50, 4S2, 1885,
a92 Of Bonds, which are emempt from tax
alton of all kinds On this is paid an in
terest ofsl3S, ,OSl, ,26S, 24-s64, 500, 509, 50 of
which is in gold, at premium of "A cents.
Now the men who are in favor of negro
equality, ask the laboring men to pay this
tax, so that the men who hold the bonds
may get their interest. 1t is all that they
should have their interest, but, should they
not be compelled to bear some of the bur
deIis of the Government? Why should the
poor man be compelled to pay School, Road,
Bridge and other taxes. when these Bond
holders get all the benefits of them, Is it
right? Is it Just? Aa-
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Their Plan.

The Abolitionists are now only trying to
have the monied aristocracy exempted from
taxation at the present time, but they are
for giving the negro right Of suffrage so that
they can. by his vote, continue themselves
in the position to preyent the repeal Of the
law that exempts them from taxation. They
know very well that the Democrats will re
peal the law when they get IN power, and
hence. their attempts to howl it down by
calling hard names They know the far
mer. mechanic and laboring man see thro,
their pet scheme, and they attempt to thnd
him Iy calling all those who oppose them,
whether soldier or civilian, TRAITORS, "eop.
psrheads," &c. The people have had
enough of that Kind of stuff. They want
argument. Prove to the laboring men that
their condition will be bettcred by exempt
ing government bonds from taxation, and II
is quite likely they will vote that way
Bnt the people do not want billihgsgate they
want argument
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ALLEGHENY City, Sept. l3, 1868.
CATTLE--The supply was large, but the
demand as compared with last week, was
somewhat restricted. There was not the
same attendance Of stock buyers that there
had been for the past two or three months,
and from this fact it may be inferred that
the eastern part of the State is pretty we'll
supplied. Prices, however. except for in
ferior stock, have undergone no quotable
change, though there is no Disgusting the
fact that the market ruled IN favor of buy
ers, and that sellers, as "a general thing,
were more anxious to realize. Prime tat
steers and hciters such as oar first class
butchers are accustomed to buying, were
not plenty and sold readily ut I(G 4c--the
latter figure for extra--while ''stockurs'
owing to falling off in the numbers of
buyers ruled dull, and i'll .ome eases COLI
cessi0ns were made in order to effect sales. -
We quote this particular class or stock at 4
to 5kc the first named for inferior. So Tar
as we could learn, there were but few
Philadelphia buyers inattemdance this week
and this, as a matterof course, had a ten
dency to depfesS the market. H9 a
SHEEP AND LAMBS There is continued
fair. demand for Sheep, principally for ship
ment, and with hut little offering; the mark
ed ruled steady at about last weeks quota
tinns, tn &c, in Il retail way, AS to qnallty.
Sales of jl5, head at 5lc, and scnle other
lots were wholesale at &c, Lambs steady
and firm with fair demand, but mlchang-
ed '-.s.s ri aH >'n
| HoGs--Markct has been more active du-
rirg the past week but there is NJ qmtab y
change in prices Several lots were whole
sailed at ll(all1, and fair number We're
retailed ut l3<tl2 as to quality and condi.
ton. The supply is light and tho arrivals
| continue limited. I .#f sst%5ai .'n