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Washington Items.
Very Respectfully,
q. A. GILMORE,
General Commanding.

WARRINGTON, Feb. Il.
A salute OF 100 guns WAS fred here
to-day in honor OF the occupation Of
Charleston by our forces.
Several paymasters, provided with
funds, left Yesterday for the Army Of
the Potomac
The Senate, in executive session last
aight confirmed about FIVE hundred
nominations, a large number of them
being promotions in the regular army;
the remainder were assistant quarter
masters, commiSsaries Of subsistence
assistant adjutant generals and other
officers in the volunteer force
1t is generally reported that all the
merchants in this city and In Baltimore
excepting the Nissenf,ldts, who were
convicted by Gen Doubleday's military
commission, on the charge of selling
goods to blockade runners. have becn.
or Will be released from Confinement the
President having pardoned them on the
petition Of respe ctable citizens, and the
showing made in their cases by legal
gentlemen.
The following official notice has been
promulgated, dated Department of State,
Washington, Feb. 81 The department
euffdings will be illuminatef on the
night OF Washington's birthday, in
honor Of the recent triumph OF the
Union BY order of the President.
VIZ. H. SRwAED,
Sec'y of State.
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FURTHER GOOD NEWS
The Old Flag Triumphant, |!
Moultrie, Sumter and
Charleston Ours.
Sherman opens the back
door TO Charleston.
Admiral Dahlgren gone up the
Charleston HarbOr.
rxpLosuONs AN" FIRES.
BIOcknders' Occupation &Onc
orr CHARLESTON,

w. ., p,,. ,.avo. "ycr SIMMER
loF "' ) la ~. W.. ~ ~ Charia n,t(,
Moultrie. AM we U,~y VI '1' v, '' -'|','i
once morr. The movement OF Uehe'@i
Sherman into the interior threatening
Brauchville and Augusta with his main
column, while Hatch moved along the
coast. distracted the rebels, and they
committed the fatal error of attempting
to hold line Of more than one hundred
miles long against his army, with
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NEW YoRK, Feb. n.
The draft commenced In Brooklyn to-
day. All quiet.
The mayor has issued a proclamation
urging all CitiZeHs TO commemorate
Washingtons birthday tomorrow.
The Seventh Regiment will make q
full parade to morrow in honor of Sher-
mans recent victories, TO restoration of
our flag to Fort Sumter, and the fall Of
Charleston.
The first flag over Port Sumter was
raised by Capt. Henry Al. Bragg of Gen.
Gilmores staff, having for STAG an
oar ana boat hook dashed together.
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VI A X LAG e s .

sTEvFN9THOMP ON-In Proctorsville,
Feb Sd, by Rev. II. Clo,son, K. A Stevens, Of
Cave fish, to Ellen Q Thompson, of New Ha-
ven, VT.
AY-CHANDLFR-In Mt H0l-
", Feb. 18Th, by Rev. Daniel P4C ker, Mr.. Cha..
B. Hemmenwav. and Miss Jane Elizabeth
Uhandle, both of Chittenden, Vt,
ADAMs-CAMPBELL On the 18th instant,
at the residence of the the BRIDES father, By
Rev Roger 2. How ri, Nelson d Adams Of
Burliu gtoE, Vt, to Jennie A. Campbell, Of Rut-
land.
D0WNS-PARNEY-In Rutland. on the
1lth Inst, by Rev. A. Campbell, M. Andrew J,
Dow1s, OF Beunir gton, 10 Miss Annette NJ
Barney, Of Swanton.
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BDwIN NJ. SvANTox,
official from ecu. Gilmore.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Is, !
via New Yong. Feb. 81. {

CHARLESTON Feb. l8,
via New YORK, Feb. 81 {
Ys Aq5oy- General IT. ", HaAtrk, Chief Of
STAFF.
The city Of Charleston and all its de
fences came into our possession this
morning, with about 200 pieces of good
artillery and supply Of tlne ammuni-
ton. The enemy commenced evaCua-
ting all their works last night, and Mai
Macbeth surrendered the city to the
troops of Gen. Schimmelhnning at 9
O'Clock this morning, at which time It
was occupied by our forces.
Our advance or Bulls Bay fastened
khe retreat Of the rebels
Cotton warehouses, arsenals, quarter
masters stores, railroad bridges, and
two ir0nclads were burned by the enemy.
Some vessels in the ship-yard were also
burned. Nearly all the inhabitants re
naming behind belong to the poorer
classes
Very Respectfully,
q A GILMORE,
General Commanding.
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Special Order.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ]

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHjNeTOH, !
Feb. q, 3 Pm.
To Me- Gen. Dir
The following special order has just
been issued. You will see that it is exc
cuted in your department.
Ordered, That a national salute be fired
tomorrow at aoOn, February y, at West
Point and every fort, arsenal, armOry and
headquarters Of the United States, in
honor of the restoration OF the flag OF
the Union upon Fort Sumter.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
SeC'y of War,
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Zee Preparing to HvacuaGe Rich
m0nd - Sheridan advancing ON
GoFdOnsVille. etc.

Nrw YORK, Feb. 81.
The Herad's Washington dispatch
says there are agsin strong indications
that Lee is preparing to evacuate Rich
mond and fall back to LynChburg for q
final stand
The Worlds telegram received here by
private parties from Washington state
that Lee has sent 10000 men to reinforce
Beauregard, that Gen. Grant is aware
OF It, and that the Army Of the PO,omsc
Is In motion. Also that Gen. Sheridan
ia advancing, with 3 heavy force, on
Gor'Onsville or LynChburg.
Tie Fulton left Charleston bar on the
18Th, at o'clock p. NJ. The rebels, in
their haste, left the several Qualifications
uninjured, but spiked their guns.
1t Ia supposed that Beauregard eysc-
uated Charleston in order TO concentrate
his forces and give Sherman battle.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The

~ unaersi gned, having been appointed BY the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against
Jimes o. 30 n er. late o Pi fstord, In said
district, deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose Of examining and allow
ing said olaims at the dweli g hOu,e OF Ca os
A HI chc6o- h III tsfo on he les. u sdays
OF March and Jun NJ KIT { ON one o'ul ok N.
unt.isx O'Clock p M, each Of SAID days and
that SIX months from the 7th day of Fehruarv.
\. D. 65 IS the time limited ~ said Court
fer said redito 20 ur'-"at their sstd claims 10
u for exsvn,u iinn AID sllo~srcs.
Dated I ri: -sfosa, Vt, tri= sta day OF =. brI-
sYy, A De
BH XVI nGG, lcn-.,,s
YIN. d, SHAW, 0'-f .
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s6mos

DEAD THIS NOTICE.-One Farm
Ia of about 200 ares, stocked with sheep,
for lie at bargain.
Phi of Farm, Sheep AID all only S. 900.
Liberal terms of p4yment. The wool now on
tn heep Will be taken as part payment if de-
sired,
Also, emo her of about 200 acre., Gho'ce loca-
%, with good bu Id ms, ne r TO a railroad,
al d p bic sohools-e6 900.
AL, Or hree o hers. either NJ which will
be II VERY Low If applied for wthin t. n day g..
On ] ~ c. n d * III them ; IL hey suit you
l sha certain y sell 10 you
FRANKLIN POST
wallinzford, v. Feb'y Il, 1865. d&wkw
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Capture of Gems. Crook and Kelly
by Rebel Cavalry.

WHEELING, Va, Feb. q.
party of rebel cavalry dashed into
Cumberland before daylight this morn
ing, surprised and captured the pickets
and carried off Gems. Crook and Kelly.
1t seems 20 have been very daring and
well planned affair. Cavalry have been
sent in pursuit.
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STRFNGTU TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO THE AGED
BTOKRENE
or
LIFE REJUVENAToR.

This rveDaration Is unequalled as a RejuVena-
TOR and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain TO make the BOX
rene hous ehold god inasmuch as j. VIII render
them youthful in feeling and in streng b. ani
enable them to live over again the the Gays 81
their pristine low 1t not only e&hliarttes but
strenethens, and is really invalu ,ble bless ng,
espec al Y to thOse who have been reduced 10
condiion Of serviEty, self aou. e. mist rtu e, or
ordirary sickness. y o matter what the Caue OF
the lmpotency OF any human organ, this superb
prepar ation wiz remove the effect at once and
forever D,ovprHp
epres Impotercv, General Debil tv, Nervous In
capsc " DvsReUsia d press or, Lo OF Appe J..
tit L W Spirit, Weak ess OF the organs OF
Gene aion Imfec lily, hentil lLdoiene Ema-
ciatlon Ennul. 1thas mCst 1ghtfu, deslra-
bic az d novel If c. upln the Nerv 'us system {;
md all who are in any way prostrated by ner-
yo disabilities re ernest y advised TO eek
cure in his most exec lent and unequalted prep
aration. 80 49,.
Natu al VIgor, will tind speedy and permanent
'1'' ~ ' BIOKRENE.
The Feeble, the Laneuii, the Despa'ring, the
! OId shout give this valuable discovery trial
it will be found totally different from all othei
Rrtic es for he same urpose.
| TO FEMALES This preparation i, invalna
BILE in nervous weakness Is Of all kinds, as 1t vii
! restore the wasted strength with wonderful per
| m4nenCe
| L is also grand tonic, aud will give relief il
! Dysrspsia with the first do e. A brief persist
ence n its use will renovate the 8, om'eh TO
| degree of erfect health, and bani>h Dyspepsi
| forever. H., A..
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bot es for -
/ So by drHggits generally
Ssnt by excess anvT here, by ADDRESSING
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Propriet ors,
S:wly 81 Cedar Street, New York.
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Official from Admiral Dshigren.
WaguINoToN Feb %

The following dispatch has been re-
ceived by the Navy Department
FLAG Sur HARVEST MooS, !
Charleston Harbor, Feb, ls, !
via Fortress Monroe, Feb. 20, y
TO Hon. Gideon WsRs, Secretary Of ~
Navy
SIR charleston was abandoned this
morning by the rebels, am now on
my way 10 the city,
have the homer 10 be-
Your Obedlent Servant,
J. A. DAHLsRRN.
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~ ARM FOR SALE.


TWO HU DRtD ARE OF LAND,
Situated three miles nth OF Poultney Village.
The sad farm is about equally divided into
pillow log, moving, and pasture land, with wood
enough on IL to pay for it 1t is also situated on
Wells Pond, or Lake ustin. which, of ate, has
hsseme qaite resort for pleasure pr les, rem
sering o very de irable 10, alton for one " sh-
ing to ct up sumner resort fnr those wishing
TO leave TIE rlty, during the warm weather, for o
more sui life.
The abol farm will be sod at bargain. For
part eulars enquire of d. N. Giddinss, on the
place, or of CLARK and Brothers, Rutland, VI.
iat Is deod&wly d. N. GIDUINGS.
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NJ Fl. DOW Ms
VEGETABLE BALsAM1C ELIXIR.
A CERTIFICATE WORTH A MILLION.
AN OLD PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
READ
waterbury, VT, Nov. "a, 1858

Waterbury, VT, Nov. "a, 1858.
Although do not like the practice OF Physl-
eisns recommending, indisSr Intimately, the
parent mediciu es of the day; yet after trial Of
len years ] am free to admit hat there 10 one
medi inc before the public that any Physician
car use in his prat tce, and recon mend to ! ne
Publ wi peril ct cOufdencei that medicine is
Kew N. ii owns " Retab' Balsa mic Elixir.
Ibave used it myself with the very best sue
cess and now, whenever ] am troubled with 3
Cough or Cold, Invariably use il. can cheer
fuly r. commend i to all who are suffering from
a Couvh or a Cold, for the Group, Whoop1ng-
Cou. b, and all diseases tel dngto Consumption,
AMI H. the Profession IS q re liable article.
lam satisted Of its exoellence beyond doubt,
having conversed persona ly with The Rev N. H.
D1wns about it. He in formed me of the prir c.
pal ingredients of W iCh he Elixir l. composed,
all of who are Purely Vegetable and perfectly
safe.
Now Brigade surgeon U, s. Army.
This old, time led standard remedy still
m i,tains its popu arity. When all others have
prov ed IN ficient the Elixir alone continues TO
give satisfaeti n.
Use it for Cough, Oolds, Catarrh, Asthma,
Or ~, Inc pie mt Consumpt on and all diseases
Of he ThToat, Ches, I'd Lungs
Tn rty-one years sgO the Elixir first made It's
appearance; al even then, lis primitive and
in per Get ate, produced such extraordinary
results thatir htc me, at once, a general fav or
ite. Many We made it, what it really is, q
Family Medicine.
FOR as more than half the diseases ''to which
fl sh is telr," originate from colds, so this may
b. cnsid, red general preventive of all diseases,
by Iemoyi z the primeyal cause.
Adults hould Away keep his Family Physi-
oisn at rand; and ~ its timely use save hun
d. eds Of do lars that would otherwise be swal-
lowe up in schaJ gin 2 doctors fees
Sold ct every Drug and Country Store through
out Vermont and Crnadss,
Retail 3j cts, rs cts, and 81. 80 per bottle.
JOHN T. HENRY & CO.,
Pro pri etoTs.
sbmos Main street. Waterbury, Vt.
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ssIes Of the sevon-Tn,rt,e..
pHILAnRIPHrA Feh On

fHILA DBLPBIA, Feb 20
ss!es OF seyen-ihirties by jay Cooke.
e Gu the week ending saturdayswere
tzo ,oSO 200. Al this rate the remainder
OF the loan Will be sold before the end
Of March. o "
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Notes Of all the denominations named Will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This s
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKER
Now offered by the Government, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages wts
make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than s2oO, OOO,O 900 remain ansOld, which
will probably be disposed Of within the next 60
or 90 days, when the notes viii undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subsori ptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and Sec
ton Of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers Throughout the COM
try have generally agreed 10 receive sUbserip"
| tions at par. SubscribsEs will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery OF the notes Tor which they receive oraers.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
fAa&wsm Phiadelpha,
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TT s. 7-3o LOAN.
U. 3. $40 SIX PER CENI.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are nov worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Nsyem-
Der, which makes the actual profit on the $50
loan, at current rates, including interest, about
ten per cent. per annum, besides Its exemption
from State and manieipo! TAXATION, SAieh adds
from one to Hrss per cent. more, according to the
rate levied on other property, The interest is
payable semi. annually, by coupons attached to
each note, which may be cut off and sold to any
bank or banker.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
JTCHl ITCH! ITCH!
scRArOHl SCRATCH SCRATCH

wHEATON's OINTMENT will cur, the IreH
IN "a HOURS, ALSO cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Chilbains and all f options OF tbs Skin. Price
so cents For sac by all Druggists. -.
BY sending co cents 20 WEEKS \ POTTER,
Sole Agents, lTs washinstoa street, Boston, 1t
will be forwa' dea by mail free Of postage, 80
any ratt Of the Unitei StaCs.
Fem s. Turtle, Rutland, General Agents for
Vermont; W. X. Gilmore, West Rutlaut.
fpb28dAw8m
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Canadiags News.

QUEBEC, FEB. z,
The Upper House of Parliament last
night finally voted five years 10 fifteen
nays to favor the confederate scheme and
10 present al address to the Queen based
on the resolutions OF the Quebec Con-
ference.
MONTREAL, Feb. q.
The st. Albans raiders case was re-
sumed yesterday. Mr. Kern. for the
prisoners, spoke at length In opposition
to the demand for eytradition, sud vio-
lentIy sssailed the Upper Canada judges
for their decision IN the Burleieh case.
He was followed By LsfaInDia, hut the
court adjourned before he finished his
argument.
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shpsn.
NEW YORK, ]

At Gallaghers evening exchange gold
was very active and strong, selling Ut
20l IL.
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x.,v work Pr.5vce Price Current

ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W 8. Mcclure Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street. New York.
We quote for the week ending Feb, ~, as fol-
lows; ,aa, ., a,
PLovR-Fine Brands superhne STATE, 1925 q 10 81
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PORTER-On THURSDAY, Feb 10th, Miss Lucy
L. Porter, eldest det Oh Ell of the late Doct Jas.
Porter.
S7INSOV--In Pu'lsnd, Feb 18th, Of PHI
II Ell Amaretts, dsug bter Of J. +. ard d f.
S,inson, aged Il yesIs, months and IA days.
Lester 10 Rngwood Illinois, on the eth
inst YRS. S4rah Les 'e,, wi ow of the Ia i'm
othy Lester, formerly b e. ident Of Pttsf ri, Vt
JOHNSON-In West Rutland, on the 1eth
lust, Lucy, wife 81 Nahum johnson aged 49
years.
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nSi&wSm

THE MOON NATIONAL
E BANK will keep constantly on hand all de-
nominations of g. l0ths Gover1me mt notes, and
will allow purchasers interest from the date Of
deposit for current FUNDS.
LORENZO BIxBY, Cashier,
Brandon, Feb. Is, 1865. dtf
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Stocks.

NEW YORK, FEB. Il.
Stocks steady. $40 coupons Iii
1910 coup. 1.02 i.2; skies. Ill lie.
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Organization of Ihe City of Hue
lsagLOn.

Seee.al to The Ratia,-d Herald
BURLINGTON, FeO. u.
The organization Of the city OF Bur
lington was concluded this afternoon.
The board Of aldermen organized by the
election of Russel :. Taft as president
pro. tenn, and tine common council by
the election Of Salmon Wires as presi-
dent, and Vim. H. Hoyt as clerk. J. R.
Hickok was elected city Clerk and ex.
otficio clerk Of the board of aldermen.
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FIJI up the Quotas.

gpee,a! to the Rutland Heraid
Sr. ALBAEs, Feb. 70.
The following telegram il just re
eeived
WASHINGTON, FEB. %.
To Gsr S,a.th, St. -d!5ans
Last night this department received
the gratifying intelligence of the occu-
patton OF Columbia, the Capital OF
South Carolina, by Gen. Sherman, and
the probable evacuation Of Charleston
by the enemy
Hasten on recruiting to fill up the
army, and the rebellion must receive
the anal blow in this Springs cam
paign
BDwiN NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y of War. +"
1t Is hoped that with the present sue
sesses of our army, and the prospect of
speedily closing the war, every effort
will be made to hasten forward recruits.
Let each town make a vigorous effort
10 I'LL the quota assigned Vermont has
not yet failed to do her duty promptly,
and will not. Let her not fail now as we
approach the final triumph.
J. GREGORY SMITH,
Gov. OF Vermont
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EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
/ offers his farm for sale, situated in this east
pert OF wallingford, about az miles from the
d, pot, a, d miles from Whlingford Vilaga.
Sali Farm oon ans 100 acres of land, 50 acres
OF timber aud wood, and he remainder meadow
pasture and blowing, The buildings ave good,
water runs TO the house a d IA N, md he farm
is vel watGed. Also fruit trees and sugar or
chsrd. II is good land, and go pla e TO make
money, being situated near one Of h best mar
kets IA the country. Said farm will be sold at a
great barreln A part Of the money can re-
main on mor gage, For further particulars in
ouire Of the subscriber on he PREMISES
sS:w3w RUFUS &. ALLEN.