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NRw ORLEANS, Dec. 6

E New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.
Eihe louisiana House of Representa-
Re passed the resolutions against the
EOgnition of Messrs Hand and Cutler
United states Senators from Lousi .
he special committee of the House
ported against the constitution of 1854
4 presented bill for the calling of a
Vention on the 4th of January next.
Wells sent his message to the Leg
8ture. He was to be inaugurated at
ee o'clock, but he failed to make his
Arance at the appointed time on the
of indispositlon. His course Gre
mnch indignation as he fixed no
&er day for his Inauguration.
Today Hon. Randall Hunt was
Eted United States Senator and the
Aer Senator will probably be elected
Friday.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.
,ihe Matemoras Ranchero of the 10th
q congratulates the citizens of that
on their steadfastness and bravery
f1g the last seige and announces the
Aplete defeat and dispersion of the be-
kers.
" also says several leading liberals on
\ frontier have accepted MaximiliaH's
nnesty, and many others will soon fol-
n the example.
|lhe telegraph will soon be extended
pa Guanamats to Tampico and Mata-
pa.
Faie, prominent lawyer of this city
PERSONALITY intimate with the Mexi-
side of the Rio Grande, has just ar
"a from Mexico. He is of the opin-
that the liberal cause is a failure.
was in Matamoras during the seige
Fiat place.
a New ORLEANS, Dec. 8.
ae Telegraph OF the first reports the
Pat by Gen. Gregory, of NJ. EImore,
colonel Of the Confederate army, on
charge OF using dogs to catch a
20 and falsely imprisoning him.
plea OF Col. Elmore was that dogs
e used to track the unknown thief
proved to be the negro caught. A
of habeas corpus was served on
Gregory who respected it but
- an extension until January 18th
nSWer to it SO that he might receive
auctions from Washington in regard
Ae matter. Col. Elmore was released
giving heavy bail. a.., .
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A Eenian Scare.

ST. JOHNS, n, B. Dec. 6.
There was some excitement here to-
day, caused by the rumor of contem-
plated Fenian raid from the United
States
1t is stated that the Government re-
ceived a dispatch from Washington,
stating that a raid on New Brunswick
had been planned, 1t is generally be-
lieved that nothing more than plum
dering expedition is thought of it, and
measures have been taken to guard the
banks and other property, both in this
city and on the frontier.
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ing the pardon of Ex-senator Hunter
and Robert l., Montague. t>AN
Chicago News.

aH. ..E CHICAGO, Dec. g.. .
fire this morning destroyed five
buildings on the corner of Clark and
Jackson streets. The lower floors We're
occupied as liquor stores dry goods
stores, furniture establishments, &c,
About twenty families resided in the up
per stories. Total loss about sixty
thousand dollars. .....
The Free VIII Baptist Church, corner
jackson and Peoria streets, dedicated
yesterday forenoon, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss eighteen thou
sand dollars.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
Nesbit s James, willard Bros. and
Geo. Baine g. Co., produce operators
failed to-day.
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SARAH A CHEvALIER, M. d.
GET READY!
n EWSDEALERS. Booksellers. News.

n EWSDEALERS, Booksellers, News
paper Readers and Book Readers, are in
formed that the American News Company, Of
New York, is ready to supply at the earliest mo-
meat, and on the very lowest terms: Newsps-
prs, daily and weekly, magazines books. dime
noveIS, cheap public tons school books, enyel.
opes, lens, writing paper, and everything
wanted By newsletter or bookseller Printed
trade lists describing the nature of the news
business, how to do it, names of papers aud mag
azines, with their prices, SC, will be sen. Free
to all who may ask Tor them.
Address the American News Company, lI9
ana i2i Nassau Street New York.
Managed by Sinclair Tousey and II. Dexter
Hamilton &c Co.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 8.
legislature to day amended the
constitution to render eligible to
persons excluded by the third
h. NJ rg. Ifs..-a ..-5s
hurst OF Norfolk offered q resolu-
referring to the report of Gen.
being abont to take charge of
ulliifary department, impugning
lonesty in sarcastic terms. The
luton was laid on the table.
!. sanoie and resolutions were adopt.
aug house earnestly recommend
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Fem 4 futile.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF SAN,
Il IA CIAuS s4s,a-lsa $3.50.
GENERAL ORDER NO. I.

Little folks get your stockings ready,for Christ.
mas Is az hand, and you are hereby oRDERkp TO
report at Head Quarters forthwith: So -
the F1E TT'T w ~ "',,'' = ~ :
H .r... .'7s LARGEST ...4 ..t
Elephant ever before heard of or seen by mortal
eyes, and loaded with ALL the Christmas Gifts
and Toys TO be found in the KNOWN world and
as the General has concluded TO retire from
spaslness, ne has appointed Fem 4 futile sole
heirs and successors 10 his large and extensive
business, and has left his MAMMOTH Elephant
with his WHOLE stock in trade at our store and
all wishing to see the Elephant can do so by
calling on us, as We have the wHoLE animal
CONSTANTLY ON EXHIBITION,
and there Is no use in your looking ANY FUR
rhfR for there is No other Elephant OF anything
IN the State, Tor we've got the whole thing our
-. "ooME ONE, COME ALL
both great and small, for we can supply ALL
creation. We've also got the LARsEsT assort-
ment OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy
Goods, Toys, Soaps, Tobacco, Kerosene Lam
terms and Lamps, Skates, and in fact everything
ever before heard OF or imagined by the mind
of man.
Maj Gems FEM & FUTILE,
Herald Building, Centre Street, Rutland, VI.
PS.-hatlo'0 Citise,sS, Ladies ce Gentlemen. and
descendants Of Adam generally:
The t1go who command in town" will al,bdvs
De found with something in their heads in the
shape of brains that will enable them to write
something original for their advertisements, and
not take without credit the productions of dead
poets And now if you'll come to us to buy
your goods well guarantee You entire Sdtiga6-
.frilsS and can make Maj Generals OF the aehoIe
uniUerSdt YANKEE nation. Ay more, II you UUt
long enough 1geH 2CQ1Tdnt you TO be President Of
the United States and Canada
Maj. Gems FEM & FUTILE,
Commanders in Chief
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The Fenian Senate.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
The Senate of the American Fenian
Brotherhood assembled in extra session,
yesterday morning, at their headquart-
ers in this city.
The object of the extra session is stat
ed to be, to look into the matter of econ
omy and taithfulness in the extensive
departments-the organization demand
ing unusual probity and promptness at
this time.
The appointment of the New York
officials, under the new. constitution,
have never been officially announced.
The appointing power rests on President
OMahony, which the Senate confirms.
The Fenians express some astonish-
ment at the reported splendor of the new
headquarters on Union Square, assum-
ing that such magnifcance must impose
heavy draft on the Treasury Of the Or
gsnization.
Universal interest Is attached to the
session, which, it is supposed, will con-
tinue for several days.
Yesterdays session did not result
in any business which is yet made
public.
II ia expected regular rsports Of the
proceedings will be given to the press
when publicity seems not injurious.
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SINGER'S Letter q A. Family Sew

SINGER'S Letter q A" Family Sew
y ing Machine. This splendid machine COM
bnes all the good qualities of our well known
manufacturing machines, with many new and
valuable improvements. 1t is swift, quiet, and
positive IN its operation sews the very finest
and coarsest materials, and anything between the
two extremes, in a beautiful and substantial
manner. 1t Hens, sells, Cords, Braids, Tuoks
Gathers, Stitches, &c, and will generally do
greater range OF work than any machine hereto
fore offered to the plblic We respectfully in
yite all in want OF a Superior Family Sewing
Machine to pay us a visit. Every machine war
ranted. and full instructions given by competent
and courteous atteni4nts. Send for psmph ct
The singer Manufacturing Company, SO Han
over Street, Boston, ass Broadway, Il. Y.
Agt at
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Extensive Fire.

MAoGREsoR, Iowa, Dec. 8.
A fire this morning consumed the
Post ONCE the MacGregor House, Mo.
Fart Hall, and some wooden buildings
on the opposite side of the street. Loss
100000, Insurance unknown.
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From New York.

NRw YORK Dec. 8.
The steamer Bremen, from Southamp-
ton, has arrived.
The Fenians are rejoicing over the
news Of the escape of the Irish head
center from the Dublin Jail. The head
quarters are illuminated tonight
Speeches by Col. o'Mahany, Sec'y Kill
liam, Col, Mullen, and others, on Union
Square.
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39TH CONGRESs---1sr SESSION,
|" AhhAh
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock. A Sc
RES Of resolutions were offered, favor
ing equality to all men before the law.
Ordered printed,
The Committees for the session were
then announced, the Ohairmen of which
are as follows Foreign Affairs, Mr..
Sumner Finance, Mr.. Fessenden Com
merce, Mr.. Chandler; Manufactures, Mr..
Sprague Agriculture, Mr.. Sherman
Military Affairs, Mr.. Wilson Naval AT
fairs, Mr.. Grimes Pensions, Mr.. Lane,
of Indiana; Judiciary, Mr.. TrumbuIl
Post Offices, Mr.. Dixon Claims, Mr..
Clark Revolutionary Claims, Mr.. Ram
sey District of Columbia, Mr.. Dixon Z;
Private Land Claims, Mr.. Harris; In.
dian Affairs, Mr. Doolittle Public
Buildings, Mr.. Foot Patents, Mr..
Cowan Territories, Mr.. Wade Pacific
Railroad, Mr.. Howard.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.
A bill permitting wounded soldiers
in the employ of tho Government to
draw pensions was referred to the Pen
sion Committee.
A resolution was adopted referring
that portion Of the Presidents mes
sage relating to the freedmen to spe-
cial committee of nine
An amendment to the Constitution,
annulling the export duties, repudiating
the rebel debt, and securing to all per-
sons equal protection and rights of lib
erty, was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
A resolution was laid over that it is
unjust to deny the suffrage to coored
persons who contributed to the support
of the Government, and imperilled their
lives in its defence,
A bill for the relief of Mrs Mary Lin
coin was introduced and referred.
A bill OF last session to regulate COM
merce between the States was intro
duced and referred to committee on
commerce.
A bill was introduced nstructiug the
Secretary of the Treasury to INFORM the
Senate whether any person employed in
the Treasury Department who had not
taken the oath, also whether there ARE
any persons employed in that depart
ment in offices not authorized by law.
Objected to and it went over under
rules. ...#
A committee of thirteen was appoint
ed to confer with committee from the
House in relation to taking appropriate
action on the death of the late President
Lincoln.
A bill to incorporate the International
Telegraph Company for telegraph line
between New York and the West In
dies, was introduced and referred to
committee on commerce. .. .r
Adjourned till Monday. -.-
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Indicted.
NEW YORK. De.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
VIM. Chase Barney was held to bail in
twelve thousand dollars on three indiCt-
ments found by the grand jury to-day,
charging him with forging custom
house bonds.
This is the alleged fraudulent passing
of alcohol through the New York Gus
tom house.
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Fire nt Essex Junction.

rSpecial TO the Rutland Herald
BURLINGTON, Dec. S.
srse wood shed, a wood saving en-
a water house and 400 cords of
/ the property of the Vermont Cen
Railroad Company, were entirely
Dyed by fire at Essex Junction this
noon. Loss estimated at about
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-14

PErERsBURGH, Va. Dec. s.
Gen. VIM. Malone was elected presi-
dent of the South Side Railroad yester.
day.
Thanksgiving was generally observed.
Weather clear and very cold.
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Georgia Adopts the Constitutional
Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
The President has received the follow
ing dispatches:
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ca, Dec. 6.
TO HIS Bree6l.ncy, 4As'dret9 johnson:
The Legislature has adopted the con-
stitutional amendment, and will pass
laws amply protecting the freedmen in
their rights of person and property in
Guiding their right of sue and be sued,
and to testify. Signed,
J. E. BReWE,
MIILEDGEvIL1E, Ca, Dec. 6.
To HIS Breelleucy, AadrsW johnson, Presi-
don't: ."+
The constitutional amendment has
passed each branch OF the Legislature.
The House passed resolution instruct
ind the judiciary committee tn report
bill to protect persons OF African decent
In their persons and property, and also
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Boat Explosion.

Hs ..es.. . CISoISSATI, Dec, 8,
The steamboat Cottage, No. 2, explod-
ed on Johnson's Shoals, Kennebev river,
on Monday, two men killed, several
wounded and missing, The boat is a
wreck.
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TELEGRAPH.
o,n.inc OF Navigation.

.snecial to the Rutland Herald
BURLINGTON, Dec. 5.
!, cleaners United States and Can
aept into winter quarters here to-
steamer Montreal will continue
,gr on the ferry between this city
Pittsburgh, leaving here daily at
IA m. on and after Monday next.
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. 8. A. .Alles,'s W0rlI's
HAIR Restorer and Dress.
ing incigOrate, strengthens
and lengthen the hair. Then
act directly Mp0n the roots
of the hair, supplying re:
CURED nOurisAnaesst, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hatr 6sap-
pears, baid spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
tucuriant gr0acth Is the re-
silt. Ladies and children
sciU appreciate the delight:
fut fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inepart-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOitiag the skin, scalp, o.
most elegant head-dress.
Sold by nli Drugsisss.sdg
Depot 1913 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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Fire.
WATBRTOwE,

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec. 6.
The chair factory of David Denter &
Son on Black River, was destroyed by
fire last night.
Loss $4,000 to $4,000.
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COUGH NoMORE.

DIR. STRICKLAND MELLIFLUOUS COUGH
BALSAM is Warranted to cure Coughs, Col1s,
Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Consumption, and all affections of the
Throat and Lungs.
For SAFE by Druggists. so cents rer bottle.
Geo. e. Goodwin & Co, 81 Hanover Street,
Boston, ole Agents fOr New England.
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GREAT chance for agents. What the
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the author has coLfned himself strictly to ofic-
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ana southern Generals the report of the COM
mi,tee on the conduct of the war, national and
rebel archives, ETC., etc.
He has carefully avoided the Introduction OF
any matter not strictly reliable and official and
has suco eded n producing what is universally
demanded, a fair aud impartia history of the
war
Retained and disabled officers aud soldiers,
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Paine 4 go.

MINK, MUSKRAT, COON FOX,
w and all kinds of shipping Furs bought,
and the highest prices paid for them by
... PAINE & Co.,
Rutland, Vt.
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VERMONT DIARY, 1866.
"EAVERS WANTED.

A few good Cotton weavers, to commence
work Immediately in the Monadnock Milk,
Claremont, N. H., where good pay will b givea.
And also few girls will find an opportunity to
learn to weave If application is made immed late
ly. 4I@
ID. w. JOHNSON
# Agent.
olaremont, N, H., Nov. "a, 1866 ~ dGwa
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DIR. STRICKLAND PILE REMEDY has
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BLEEDING Piles. 1t gives immediate relief, and
effects permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t is
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Boston Sole Agents for New England.
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100000 Watches, Gains, Silver Articles, &c. I,
worth $500, 600, to be sold at one dollar |
..H each, without regard to value. (
And not to be paid for until you know what
you are to get. 't #l
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MI ANHOOD. -..... -.s--
n HOW LOST HOW RESToREDl

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to allow them to testify In cases in
which they may be interested El
Signed ], JOHNSON,
Provisional Governor.
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Haven & StilIsOn.

EUUCTION OF PRICES.
X
On ard after date the prices Of our Improv
French Yoke Shirts wi be reduced 10 per cent.
HAVEN & sTILLSOK.
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1865. FPS
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD
w to produce better fitting Basques than
are daily cut at the Rutland Cloak Rooms, on
Center Street. Il
HAVEN & SrILLSON
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Miscellaneous.
ESTABLISHED 1860;

Z = II
L IL. WINSTON &. Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
The Republican Party Ma
king iB History.

The Republicans of Ohio are ma
king their legislative and county
nominations, but in the resolutions Of
none OF their conventions can bp
found the slightest rebuke of the high
handed and tyranieal proceedings Of
Gen. Palmer and his military subor.
dlnates, at the voting places in
Kentucky on the day Of the recent
election in that State. We take that
as evidence that the Republicans ap-
prove of this interference, by the
Federal military, in the State elec.
tion Of Kentucky, Time was when
such interference would have pro.
voket the resentment Of every Am
ericaH citizen, no matter what his
party attachm 'nts, and consigned
the perpetrators to al odium from
which nothing could have rescued
them. Now, We find that such lnfa
nous conduct Is passed unnoticed by
tue Conventions ofone of the leading
parties OF the country. This inter.
tersnce by the military with the
elections Of the people was perpetra>
ted under the authority of RepubIi
can officials, and can not but become
a part OF the legitimate history uf the
Republican party, unless it take the
first fitting opportunity to di@vo "
and denounce it. We see no such
on the part Of the part Of
the Republican leaders, or Republi.
can State or County Con yentions.
The Inference is irresistible that such
military interference at elections is a
sweet savor in the Republican party
nostrps, and that they regard the
means used 10 control elections by
oayonets as part and parcel Of the
Republican policy for administering
'he Government.-[ Cincinnati En-.
luirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
A Mt for the Radicals to
Crack.

The following extract from o legal
decision Of Judge Sprague, Of the o.
nited States District Court, in Bost-
on, is hard not the radicals to
crack. 1t was decided, in April,
1862, in the case Of the Amy War
wick. The Jude said: rs. ,Gr
sit has been supposed that after
the rebellion is suppressed the Gov
ernment will have the rights of con-
quest, that State and its inhabit.
ants may oe permanently Invested Of
all political privileges, and treated 90
foreign territory acquired by arns:
This is an error-a grave and dan.
gerous errer. Under despostic gov
ernments the power Of municipal
confscation may be. unlimited, but
under our Government the right Of
sovereignty over any portion oi Q
State is given and limited BY the
Constitution, and will be the same
after the war as it was before. When
the United States take possession Of
any rebel district, they acquire no
new title, but merely vindicate that
which previously existed" ..'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
From the Boston Post.l
Suffrage QuestiOn--A Dia-
lOgUe between Various
Colo RS.

PERsoNAGEs.
,--.JaRn INDIAN. ..
oHINAMAN.
soENE: A Crowded Throughiare.
SCENE FIRST.
NEGRO. "Go way dar; you Iniur
aud Chinaman, no account-no &C
count a. tall"
INDIAN. "Ughl"
CHINESE "Chinaman have big
country-do much business. Amer.
lean man come long way 10 get tea.
|silk. many ting"
NEGRO. Go way, | say; you got
no right Sutfrage-you amt a man
and a brudder."
INDIAN. "Me right of suffrage
from the Great Spirit. This country
my hunting ground; pale face bring
thunder and lightning and fire. water,
and drive poor Indian away, but the
Great Spirit look on. Ugh!"
NEGRO. "Pale face no account;-
de chief Judge say dat niger supe
ror race down Souf, and guess he
know"
CHINESE. "How much monish
you got9 You work nova"
NEGRO. "Catch dis nigger work.
ing now, Yah, yah, no sar, dis
child under de protection Of the
Government. Yah, yah, work9 yah,
yah. Look yeah, you Chinaman,
we gwine to vote now we niggers;
you China men and you sslnjuns be
long to the 'ferior race, and desc
white men no count tall. You JUS
wait till Fred Douglass is de Presi
den! den you see who's de 'ieriOl
race"
INDIAN. "My tribe fight for tht
pale face in the army of the great
chief Pope, we have much farm. littl'
lnjun 60 to school, me go to see th'
great Father Lincoln, me no VOTE
Ugh!"
CHINESE. "Me see great Manda
in American man in the great EN-
pire Of ze sun; he say much fine thing
me come to America land; me lik'
America land; China man nc vote
and me see negro man vote; he nj
Mandarin; America man come tc
this country; Injur man fight TO
Merica land, he no vote"
NEGRo. "Yah! yah! you dom
know noffin tall; don't you see d.
declaration independence don't meal
you folks; it means consent OF tn
governed, don't you see9 and W
niggers don't give our sent, dats tn
ting-massa Sumner told me dat his
Iseff."
INDIAN. "Ugh! me fight pal
face. Ughl ugh!" with a wa
whoop.)
CHINESE. "Ms no consent: m
steal much"
NEGRO. "Yah! yah! yah! 70
lgo long, you no count tall"