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DRIED soAEs.-Twenty- four dry looking
individuals, who had been soaked with
whiskey the night before, underwent he-
corder's discipline yesterday.
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PEoyoTED-Prcsideut Johnson, recog-
MIXING the heroic character and high claims
Of Col. Jas. T.. Brownlow, son Of the Cover
nor Of Tennessee, has promoted him to the
rank Of Brevct Brigadier General Of U. s..
Volunteers. The Geuoal has proved his
title to promotion by actions Of bravery
aud gallautry rarely equallcd. At the
breaking out Of the war he dedicated his
services and his life 60 his country, by en-
listing, no a private, in her army. He
showed from the first time be was under
Gre, the qualities OF a true soldicr-though
has eye glistened and his voice grew
strong and CHEEKY under the influence Of
the strife, he was cool, daring, and SUCCESS
full. His aptitude for the profession IN
arms soon attratcd attention and promo
tiou followed, and he became, Captain,
Lieutenant Colonel, and Colonel. His arr
dor for action led him into the busiest
ecenos Of that portion OF the war carried on
where he was stationed. He has boon in
upwards Of seventy engagements and skir-
mishcs. During Wheeler's raid he was
shot through both thighs. He has had
four horses shot under him, one OF which
oil upon and considerably injured him.
de was on two occasions taken prisoner
Sn,one ofthem no escaped by swimming th'
Charlottesville river when al . high stage
The galleutry Of the General has not only
obtained for him well deserved promotion
bat The warm c1snmendatious Of his com.
rndes, iueluding Generals Rosecrans, steed.
man, schoGold ana Thomas. The General
though a perfect veteran Of the war, is On,
ly twenty two years Of age. Such a career
al so youthful a period is rarely paraIleIed
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United states
.. 5. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD SHRiIL8
100000.

y authority Of The Secretary q the Treasury. the
vaaT 1gned, the General Subscription Agent Gr
the '4le Of United tales Securities, offers to the
pubic the third series Or Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three 'enths per cent interest rer an
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1rrr Drr1E.-The wives Of Lieut.. Cen
srsls Kirby Smith and s. B. Buekner
came up from New Orleans on the steamer
W. r. Carter, Mrs. Smith stopping a. Mem
phis. and Mrs. Buckner going to LOUIS
vile.
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5000. SALOON 4 RESTAURANT. $500.
Saloon and Restaurant, with Stock, Fix
lures, etc, all for 5000.
Apply Immediately at No. 1871, North
College street, second house below the Lou
isvil!e Depot. may7lH
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LoUrsy1rLrT ElrS.-Thetrsin from Louis
willie. Major Campton Conductor, arrived
on time lest evening, with an unusual large
trip. q good proportion being ladies'.
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EYE AND EAE.-Diseases Of the Eye and
Ear, as well as all forms Of diseases, either
acute or chronic, will receive special treat
ment by Dr.. Aborn, room No. 1, CONNER
cisl Hotel.
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Abraham lincoln

'Ts not dead but ljys.h" IN The beautiful
Picture lust received. and foy sale, Ct
C.. e GIEss, Union street.
Also: A. Johnson, GOV. BrowulOw, ".
II. sevsri. and other celebrities.
mrv3y-7t.
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No LIcryoE-C. b. Nichols + Co, for
R-uctioueering and doing mercatile business
Green & Albcrtson for doing mercantile
business, and James Morton for selling
besr-sll without Icense-wero fined by
che Recorder yesterday.
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F. n. DAvIs.-This eutorPrising news
dealer has received Harper's Weekly, and
Le5lits Ladies Magazine for June. Il has
> eolored fashion plate with nine hguresr
aud : plain one, IS large IS q map, with
twenty-siy.
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Ed. WLLARD-This news dealer has re
csived Harpsr's Monthly and the Wave rly'
and all the best papers and magazines.
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ArrryyTFD MURDER-Foster Ludlow, a
negro, was yesterday arrested Tor attempt
ing 10 kill his wife.
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THE PEsoNEEs sNp TIKI TREASURE Tho
State BsRk asseu are now at the Capitol,
where The tedious process o, counting the
amount is going on. Howell Cobb was pa.
rolled to 80 and see his family. Secretary
Mallory and Senator Hin we're taken on th.
Louisville train, bound for confinement il
Fort Warren. Ray, Battle, and Dunlap
Tennessee ~ex-odcials, are out on parals.
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George w.. Plummer viii fad q r~elstive
IT room No. 2, Erwin House, College street,
near Public square, by calling immedi-
stely.
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Do you want something handsome? II
you do you can ind it in a silk basque at
Cameron, Grier & Co.'S; prices % suit.
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Very PhunrsyI

The card Photographs Of me C~oDfederacy
in Petaeoats, photographed b. Hall, an,
to- sale s. Hall & Cos Gallery, corner O
Cedar street and Public square. lw
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DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
10 suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in all cases. See general advertisement,
and call at his office, No. % Desdrick street
first floor, up stairs. may l7-tf.
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ORR JoE OrrrCE-Weare executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing il the nestsst style, and at the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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AU'rIoS saLE.-0n Tuesday next, George
Shields a Co.wil sell at tho residence ofthe
late James Livingston, on north Vine
street, between Union ind Cedar, all the
household and kitchen furniture Of the
deceased. Those in want Of anything IN
this line should bear this sale in mind.
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william Eashley will learn something to
his Interest by calling immediately at room
No. l., Commercial Hotel"
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Tho largest and best escorted stock Of
Table Linen IN the South at Cameron's
Grisr q Co.'s which they offer at the lowes,
nnaaihLr raun.
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SUNDAY sRELTSo.-Fcr this offence D.
Kaler had 10 pay eight dollars to the city
Yesterday.
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For sale at this office. one Hand Wagon
nearly new, which will be sold cheap.
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sELIlSG OrT-CLosISG Orr thu i'm
meuss suffer stock, coUslslngot Tobacco.
Cirrars, Liqucrso oil al kinds, Canned Fruits
Boo and Snoes, Hats, CENT Furuisnlnl
Goods and Notions, Is being sold out al
Eastern c0st, a. A. 4 81 Llads5urg, come,
Public Square and Market staeet, " chsug'
their trade. These goods must be sold, q
make room ios others. suffers vii ms
10 to their advautsse 70 call. corner squart
and Market Street
mEv15-tL.
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For sale st this office, one good Tobacco
srrsv. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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wn.P. Flrox & Co., sre our sole Adver-
,;.;Dg kgspts for Baltimore, Nd.
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IndIes LnctIon.

By CruuL, Glascork d Co.. On Wedues.
dav morning. Mav 81, AZ 10 o'clock, No. 2,
Public Square, a fne selection Of new goods
consisting Of 6ue Jz~cE0netts, muslins, silks
Na.uHroks guglams, prints, domesticsr
Irisa linens, towels, napkins, table cloths.
paras1ls, exc. Come one and all a. tEli
vii be the best Opportunity 70 get tine
dress goods, this season, ~ low prices.
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,JaxEs B. QUTSBT, Of the Adiiona. 0a""'
, our sole Advertising Agent ior GIN
rfnnsti.
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For Kent.

TWO large Untrnished Rooms 20 rent, situated
L IN = pleasant ne.ghborh1ol, suitable Tor &
small family. address r G.. T., box 1904, Nash
vile p. o., or enquire a. The Onion once.
mav2s-u
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lspEsEyr-IuliP Black had to pay a fin.
yesterday for indecencv in the street.
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= Single BOX OF Brandreth'=
pills more vegetable 5H.rzsHyc ma lei
than tren.y boxes Of any pills n the world be-
sides fgy.fTe hundred payE.ssns nae Them 30
lrer p~.al.cs 10 he EXCLUSION Of other purgs,iyes
Tao E-t Isg s- OF lher valve IS yet scarcely appre,
g..cd. When they are better known sudoSn dead
81 tcgstuus sickness vI BE- Of the past Lei
those who Ea1v them speak right "a; in their IS
yor. ItIsa dirty ra c7 vI save LIE.
Our rsce Is uhees toa redundancy Of vilals5
bic az On s. season, sBt d, is As dangerous a. It u
prevalent, hit BHsade,l's Pulls afford s6 invaluable
and sflc.1t protector ny tneir Occasional us'
we prevent the COLLECTION OF those .mpurue-
uairr, vnen IN sufficient quantities, cause 30 much
danger 20 tae BODY sasslA. hey -oOn cure hvor
compliant. dys1sps Ioss ~ spnFtte, pam .r ue
heed, Hssr-ousu, pan q ua -tssS-boae, sujder
autas sud ccshyeas-s. s..i BY al respeetntls
tsaer IA Medicine. Imy27-ImjAE
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Great Popular Lean Of the People

Less hsn s-s1.Oo0,Oo0 Of the Loan authorized b,
the last congress are now on the market. rhr-
amount, st the rate at which 10 -s being Absorbed
will be subscribed for Win sixty days. when this
notes Will undoubtedly comusnd e premium, a.
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub.
scrpdons 70 other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for aksrg
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive Subscriptions =. par. sub
scribers sai select their own AGENTS, 10 whom thsv
hs7e confidence, and who only ere responsible Tor
the delivery o. the notes iog aaich they receive
oaIsas.
JAY COOKE,
s,@-lEPEcy Ag7NT.
No. UIsouth THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
suBsrlIPrH-ss EILLu g lE7l.yEo boy the
F.rst National BurE Of Nashville.
Second N8lalGI Esls o. s~a-ayrl~
musG 90 sIg I7su
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pac-ceuArHs-Pho.0ETaph Of Generals,
Federal auJ Confederate. The largest col
lection Ia the was,. Tor ssla, wholesale end
retail. Remember The place, Gallery 0fthe
Cumberland, Is Cedar street. opposite COM
msrciaI Hotsi. m~ay27-tL.
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$50 loan

These notes are lsIaed under dsta or July IS
1885 and are payable three years from tlss Oats IN
currency, or ere c5uve1ible nt the op-on Of the
holder MO
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Extra Inducements offered At Cameron
Grisr 4 Co.'s on sl goods sod By The
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To Tax PAYERS

UNX PAYERS IN Tie civ desiring 70 examine
Il their Tax LIST for the yesr 1855 csu do So by
calling 81 Dr. BrEgs' oHce, q north Cherry street.
81 any tine within the next ten days,
NIB, h0CKLE
msY3I-I City Assessor.
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Nm. CAMERON 8 co.. Publishers.

WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1885.
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PRICE 81 PR BOX

uyHs CERATE has BEEN IN USE KY THE
FRENCH Ab1EIEa ENE TBS Phrf FIE1T
yea-z ADD there j no Frrueu colder Who docs pot
kuoH = vaue.
20 wa A5o used extensively ~ t18 Aled armle1
IN toe Cumasn Fsr, ana rl.l were me bencrfH
I'll rvef trcm i4 uzs tlaf 10 has hc1uired a world
aide reputation, ant 90 a0liiaf vco know OF IL
rreaI VII he tor q -llEe week F-10uf g noEin DIS
napsAek. e. ~ TIE use al the c@rHte IeGsufs hss
= =ar guard 4esl1st She vsr0u7 troubsss D. Fhiea >
H0 der q subject A. ~ g-.rg .lG hE clothinZ, b.
csl pr Vent toe apr-srlcs o. veTmlr, aud Toe die.
ess-- OF the aELn ~eurUrrT-et aoove, an1 atsr trrF
have Ua- hel app=s-auce, His h1thttie trouble.
al-L t1e aIlCl -Na Cerls, Co I'd lInsef o. tl-s-
z aaprH=sf trolb.eE.
The prorreto0s cave F1ls b. e crest cxpe-se 10
pr-1srs La crGnsi re-Vg OF Dr. Neloc, r-b U
directions. sId e spps-aU7 '1r -snufarturnF sls
Cerats, slIska8 bsrr made By TIE Original Brez-
s- sud haze procured ths
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NOTICE.

IL PEr4BSs HAVING mAfM8 AGAINST
~ tna bh CsgaT l~Evslaa- ecmEaa1drd - tFd
~ hstgr GsuarL Haach. vi Gnd lG h ler -
rauteE % cal on 7. v. Bigger, Ho ~ che1y -
90. s uun HGnsel srTlEL
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U. 5. $40 Six per cent.
60LD-BEBRIEG BOMBS.

These honds are now vo1,h a han1some pro,
mian' ant are exempt as SIRE al Gov5zumeu,
honas' iron Sac CstH al Nara5E '7r-1
''4tas aids 'on one % tine Pc cr. pa ausan %
Ae' rzss' according to the rate LEVIED upon 9lher
properly. The interest s payable sem-suaua1y
By coupons attached to each note, whsch msy be
cutoa and sold TO any hank or BANKER.
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old Course OF Treatment

49, sre oon9nlJ annoyed ny MUna returning with axoniay aNnpaas u~ha
treatment r uNHa discusses which l. uhsra meEma nn apan- Hnmaa-
rIN ME-gsou mdh&slOu Oud mmh nom omant tn en- ohr ~
uny vmr0ws p-SE R@HS Whe SndaJ syphilis swollen ogna or wl 0
vET AEL an ne %c nGcGe-vI csrsm Us mi b. one wEEaa AaHoaH rfh=
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
miscellaneous Items.
The loss to Oil City, Pa, by the re-
cent food is estimated at 100000.

The loss to Oil City, Pa, by the re-
cent flood is estimated at 100000.
The Cleveland Plaindealer, the only
Democratic daily in Northern Ohio has
suspended publication.
1t was stated in debate in the North
Carolina Legislature few weeks since,
that the entire effective force of the Con-
federacy comprised only 121, 900 men.
The President has ordered that on
the 18th of April, the fourth anniversary
of the fall Of Sumter, Maj. Gen. Amber
son shall raise the national flag on that
fertilization.
Kennedy, the spy and hotel burner,
is to be executed on Saturday next, Gen.
Dix having signed an order to that eff
feet. Kennedy attempted to escape last
Sunday night by burning the panel of
his cell door with red hot poker.
In Newburyport, on Monday, the
Directors of the Globe Mill voted to sus-
pend work for one month; and the
Bartlett directors voted to suspend half
OF their work. Other mills,w will proba-
bly, be forced to do the same.
A letter passed through Washing
ton few days since in the army mail
from Gen, Sherman to his wife. On the
corner was endorsed, Fayetteville NC.
No postage stamps" Uncle Sam con
cluded to forward the letter and trust to
Sherman's luck for payment Of the
postage.
John NJ. Riley, an internal revenue
collector at Philadelphia, mas been
obliged to resign and refund 100000 of
Government money which he had not
accounted for, and his bOndsmen have
become security for another 100000
which is missing. r. ..
Women are coming up Miss Ada
W. Smith, of Brooklyn, has been COM
missioned state agent of New York, and
Miss Hettie K, Painter Of Camden, N.
j, as agent for New Jersey. Both have
done good service in the hospitals.
A cavalry soldier named Cumming,
shot d fellow at Bladensburg, Md, the
other day, for hurrahing for JEFF. Davis,
and then quietly mounted his horse,
rode two miles to a fort and gave him
self up for trial. ...+...-
The prospects for wheat out West
are very fine. The fields in Ohio are
covered with the young wheat, scarcely
any being winter killed. A good deal
more was sown last fall than usual.
"A letter from Charleston published
in the Washington Republican says ex-
Governor Aiken has reported the names
of all his slaves, seven hundred in num-
ber to the commandment of the post, and
given each family farm on one of the
most fertile aud productive islands on
the coast, placed them on it, and all are
well started in life.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

A SHAM DBrECTlvE,-Among the most
iTpudent things of the season are the
exploits of a bogus Government detect
i've at Granville, Washington county,
the day before yesterday. He went
there with all the papers (Gorged Of
course) of bona tfde notwithstanding
himself Benjamin Lewis-and accosted
Mr.. Warren, a prominent citizen, to
whom he represented that he proposed
to arrest Charles F. Finch, proprietor Of
the hotel, for passing counterfeit green
backs. Mr.. Warren expressed great sur
prise, and said he did not believe Mr..
Finch would be guilty Of anything of
the kind, as he was an honest and re-
spectacle citizen. Nevertheless the " de-
tective" went to Finchs Hotel stated
his business, exhibited papers, and re-
GREETED the necessity of taking him into
custody. Mr.. Finch acted as any limo.
cent man would under the circumstan.
ces-saying that he never knowing
ly passed counterfeit money. The de-
tective was very gentemanly about it,
but insisted that the queer had passed
on the attaches Of a circus that had re-
Gently visited the place. Mr.. Finch
sent for counsel. Meantime the detect
i've said that he must search him; he
did so and pronounced quite quantity
of Mr. Flnch's money to be bad
claiming this as certain evidence in
the case. He insisted on Mr.. Finch's
redeeming this money, and then suf-
tered him to 60 on parole. Soon after
wards q train passed through Gran
vile, aud about that time Detective
Benjamin Lewis was missing He had
a narrow escape at Rutland from a gen.
une United States officer who was on
his track. 1t seems that this Lewis Is
an old rascal. He goes about among
the pOstotfices, claiming to bea secret
agent of the department The last num-.
Der Of the United States Mail contains a
description OF him, There was d copy
at the Granville pOstOfice, but unfortur
nately it had not been opened, or the
rascal would probably have got his de-
serts.--Ir0ye Times ..-..-
GENEROUS TREATMENT 'oP SoLp1FRs.-
On Saturday night party of fifty sold
iers from Burlington, Vt, arrived at
Keene, n H, en- route for the front, hay
ing been obliged to diverge from the
direct route by the freshet, which broke
communications. They were Obliged TO
remain in town till Monday and the
officer in charge, having no funds, and
the telegraph wire being down, took
lodgings at a hotel, and left them to
shirk for themselves. Not liking this
arrangement, Mr.. Stewart, Superintend~
ant Of the Cheshire road, took the mat
ter in hand, and provided comfortable
quarters for the men, and on Sunday
morning appealed to the churches to
contribute to their maintenance while
in town. The result was handsome
collec ion for the purpose, and the solo.
iers were abundantly supplied with 1000
and other comforts. They left MONDAY
morning, feeling very grateful for ths
kindness and ltberality shown TO them
nv Mr.. Stewart and the citizens OF
Kpeue. whose conduct was severe TO
buke TO the inefficiency Of the oincer III
charge.-BostOa Journal,
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GREAT MoRTALITY.-0ut of sixty men
of one company of the Eleventh Yer
mont, who were captured on the 23d Of
June last in the fight on the Weldon
Railroad, no less than thirty have died
victims to rebel barburlty.
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New TELEGRAPH LINB.-The Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, as soon as
spring opens, will build telegraph line
on the Vermont and Massachusetts rail-
road, from Brattleboro to Fitchburg. 1t
Is built for the railroad company,
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DR.. LIsroN.-Dr, Liston, the we'll and
favorably known Surgeon, will be in
Rutland again on the 10th and 18th of
April, 1865 All in need of advice or
treatment for the Improvement Of the
sight or hearing, or for the cure of any
chronic disease, will find him at the
Central House on the days mentioned.
DR.. Liston has become too well known
to the people Of this vicinity to require
any extended notice from us. Call and
see him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

CAsTLRToN ITEMs-E Editor Rutland Her
aid. The household of Mr.. H. 0. Higley
was made glad last Saturday night at
the appearing among them of their son
and brother Lieut.. f. H. Higley, who
went out as Sergeant in the Vermont
Cavalry, and in July 1862 was promot-
ed to the LieutenaDcy for honorable
conduct in the field. For the nine
months past he has been an occupant Of
southern prisons at Macon, Columbia
and Charleston and was for some time
under fire of the enemy at the latter
place. He remains at home thirty DAYS
and then returns to his regiment to
serve out the term of his commission
which expires next July. Again on Fri
day evening the old homestead Of the
Higley family was made merry by the
unconditional surrender of it to one
hundred or more Of the peaceable and
well ordered people Of the village in the
form Of a surprise party. All went
things needed to make the entertain
ment complete. The evening passed
happily away and all who had partici-
pated in its pleasure returned to their
homes highly gratiAed with it as one of
the choicest and best social reunions
ever enjoyed by them in Castleton more
so on the account of the safe return of
one of Castleton's gallant sons from the
hands OF a cruel enemy.
G. S. Sherman, Esq, has presented
the Trustees of the Seminary with the
Medical College building. 1t is to be
connected with the Seminary Edihce
and converted into Gymnasium hall.
The friends ana parishioners of Rev.
Mr.. Wade of the Methodist Church,
presented him with purse of one humid
red dollars as a token of their apprecia-
ton OF his ministrations as pastor of
that church and people.
Capt. Hope has recently returned
from Washington in poor health. His
son is in charge Of his picture which is
yet to be on exhibition in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Boston,
The high water during the past week
has done considerable damage with US.
1t is estimated that one thousand dol
lars will not make the bridges and roads
good that have been swept away.
ID Wy u
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Orr THE TRACK.-A freight train Of
eight cars was thrown from the track
on Wednesday afternoon near Whiting,
and delayed the mail train north.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

sg- The Mayor of Albany has been
arrested, and has filed recognizance to
appear at future day for examination,
on charge of making fraudulent re-
turns of his income for the year 1868.