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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

The LATE FLOOD IN MINNESOTA -
Affecting and Lamenta5le Incident
Ontonagon Miner says the saddest Incl
oeht OF the disasters occasioned by the
recent Hood is the drowning of five
children in one family, and the almost
superhuman efforts of the mother tn
save them. The father. Bethuel Draper
living on the west side of the Ontona
Son, near the crossing of the Wisconsin
ROAD, was out on the L'Anse railroad
survey, and his two eldest children were
away; the mother, an Indian woman
ana her fiYe youngest children were at
nome, and were asleep when the water
came into their shanty. One of the
children, 1T is said, was drowned before
the terrified mother could get them out.
OUT she had lashed its body and three of
the Others to her back and to her sides
and took the fifth in her arms and
struck out for a tree near by, to which
she managed to tie the corpse, in the
vain hope of preserving it for burial.
out the tree soon gave way and swept
ooWn the resistless torrent, and in her
maternal efforts to save the rest bv
swimming to a second place of safety
,he frantic mother felt the child in her
bosom expire and saw the others swept
underspy the foaming pillows and buried
from her sight forever. The mother
a small tree, where she re.
manned over two days for the river to
suoside, and on Saturday reached the
Forest Landing, almost exhausted with
cold and hunger.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

THE CHOLERA. 49, According to the
latest foreign advices the cholera had
broken out among the poorer classes at
Birmingham, England. 1t was de-
creasing at Alexandria and also at
Cairo, but was spreading in Turkey. At
Alexandria, July IA, there were only
two deaths, but at Cairo there were 1856
deaths daily.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

,DRowNED.-On Saturday last Norris
Jones, aged eleven years, only son Of
Dr. II. R. Jones of Benson, was drowned
while bathing in Lake Champlain. He
was not able to swim, and got out into
the Lake beyond his depth. His body
was not recovered until it had been two
hours in the water.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

N. E. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-This
Society will hold its Second Annual
Fair, at Concord, N. H., on the 5th, 9th,
7th and 9Th days of September. Our
thanks are due to Daniel Needham, ESQ,
for complimentary card.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

~The report that Gen. Howard in
tended to confiscate the property of
Maryland planters on account of their
ill-treatment of freedmen is untrue. He
has no authority to do it, and only takes
possession of abandoned lands.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

Bound UP.-David Oney, Jr., was yes
terday examined before Justice Smith
for stabbing James o. Garry some days
ago in a fight on the depot grounds, and
bound over in the sum of $3.50 for his
appearance at the next term of the Coun-
" Court.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

There now remains in the custody
of the government only one prisoner OF
war, Capt. H. Wiertz. He is confined in
the Old Capitol, awaiting his trial
(Which will not take place for two
weeks) on charges of cruelty to our
prisoners at Apdersonville.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03
T.1ARM FOX SALE.
Containing about

UUNIAIulnS hbUUF w,
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND;
Situated three miles south of Poultney Village,
The said farm is about s91slly divided into
Flowing, moving, and pasture Ian 1, vita uo6s
enough on it TO pay for il 1t slSo situated on
Wells Pond, or Lake Austin, which, of late, has
become qeits resort for pleasure parties, rem
dering It very desirable location for one wish
ing to ut up summer resort for those wishing
to leave the city, during the warm weather, for
more quiet life. -.
The above farm will be sold at bargain. For
particulars enquire Of d. N. Giddings, on he
place, or of CLARK and Brothers, Rutland, VI
intellectually ID, N, GITDINGS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03
CTOLEN.
l

@, Tot. the premises of the subscribers, in
shrewsbury, on Thursday night, the 9th inst a
large, one horse iron ex' Expires, Wagon, with
the running part painted red and the box dark
co ortd, striped with black. Also a common
single harness With single leather tugs and dark
trimmings. Also dark bay Mare. black name
and tai, rather of short name, q little white on
one hind foot, one of the hind feet is Httlf
scanned, star in forehead, about years old;
weight, about 1000 pounds. liberal reward
Will be paid for the recovery of the property ane
apprehension Of the thief
MAHL0N PIKE
WALTER WILMARIH.
Shrewsbury, July 80, 1865. SldlwSwo"'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03
GEO. w. CHAPLIN, Jr.

THE SEASON is Now Ap
preaching when those dreaded diseases
SUMMER COMPLAINT, DIARRHgA Ann
DYsENTERY
prevail Thousands will fall victims Who mich,
be saved by the timely use ct
ALIENS CHOLERA SYRUP.
Where it has been used once it needs ro
recommend.
Sold by all intelugsn, Druggists
GEO. W. CHAPLIN, JR.
Sole Proprietor,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

NONE TO REcoRD.-The st. Johnsbury
Caledonian of last week says that, not
withstanding the effect upon the matri-
monial market by the return of the
soldier boys, and the unusual early
prevalence of summer diseases, it has
neither marriage nor death to record for
the week-a circumstance that has not
occurred before for ten years at least.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

AOOD .-Richardson's Ma
- sonic Monitor, 1921 5oc. Old Abs's Jokes,
suci Hand Book Of Billiards, 40c; Yale College
Scrapes, 2Os; Conrtship Made Easy, Ibc; Com.
plete Fsrrier, l5o Boxing Made Eas y, 15c AL
sent postpaid. Catalogue free, by
HUNTER & CO., Hinsdale, N. "a.
may6d&w3m.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

behold victim, and here seek pardon OF
sin by It's blood and we see by faith
victim, His only son Jesus Christ, and
although we hear not His voice yet we
know that He is present, Here the al
tar represents the Cross Of Calvary, the
priest in his vestments of purple and
white represents and reminds us of the
holy garments worn by the apostles
when they came to the holy altar in the
ancient days, asking pardon of sin for
themselves and in behalf'of the people;
and the cross reminds us of the suffer
ings of Christ and in thus coming we
offer ourselves a sacrifice, because He is
present at the altar. 1t is erected for
your benefit, and whatever priest might
otiiciate, you should come around it
with contrite hearts and pure hands,
aud all should be punctual in attend
ance that instruction might be received
according to the commandments of God
that prayer might be offered, sins con-
fessed and pardon sought-that God
may bless you in time and eternity.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Lynch, and the benediction pronounced
by the bishop.
The ceremonies were impressive, al
though novel. The best of order pre-
vailed, and the exercises commanded the
strict attention of all
The collection amounted to about one
hundred dollars, which goes for the ben
eft of the new parish. ICON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

[ iEDAR SHINGLES, Machine Clap
" boards and Strip Lath fer sale by
nayl2d&vtf n sH n FDsoN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

TRoTTNG,-A trotting match has been
got up for Friday, Aug. 18th, to take
place at the Mansfield Driving Park,
Stowe. Match between Lady Mac and
Lady Rockingham, mile heats, best in
5, for $500. A purse of SIS open to all
horses that never won public money, mile
heats, best 8 in 5. A purse of $50 open to
all horses not over 5 years old, mile heats,
best in 5. A purse of $50 open to all
horses not over years old, mile heats,
best in 3. Entries made at Mansfield
House until Thursday, Aug. 10th, 9
p. m. The in race changed to IN 8,
at judges option.
A VERMONT ANRCDoTE.-A young man
residing in Windsor county, was so proud
of his secession proclivities and some of
his associates that he procured copper
head breast-pin to wear as badge of
his political standing. One day he had
occasion to ride out of town, and be-
coming very thirsty, called at a house
to get drink of water. A young wo-
man very politely waited on him, and
he was so much enamored from her
beauty and fascinating manner that he
could not forego the temptation to ask
her whether she was married, and if she
was not to tell her he would be pleased
to pay her visit, as he had no wife,
meantime displaying his breast pin and
putting on his best airs.
The young woman was so much an
noyed at the foppish appearance of the
young man that she told him she was
married, and, pointing to a black man
who was at work in the garden, ironical-
ly said, "Ee is my husband r' what,
says the young man, "he your husband
why, was never so surprised in my
life" Says the woman, II can tell you
of something good deal more sur
prising than that" what can that be 81
calculated the other. "Why, 1 have a
sister who is good deal handsomer
than am, and she married a oopp@head r'
The man left suddenly.-Cor Yermonl
Record
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

Essex COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-Rev. l..
H. Foster, OF Concord, has been re-nom-
mated for Senator by the Unionists OF
Essex County.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
rom -. k-ouis.

ST Lovis. April ~ -GOsernor Fletcher has
Wsiueu n ,-,ier taking strong grounds agsinst the
aduptiuu Uf tie uew constitution recently framed
by the constitutional convs ntiou.
A magnificent hesrse snd six horses ~ll be
sent lrom here to Springfield 10 convey the re-
mains II President Lincoln to their final resting
piscs
The - Louis "O'i Guard. composed OF
prominent wealthy citizens over hty years II
aye -,il sl-o atie,n the funeral. sccompsnied by
Frank Baehm's Oand VI 0Ls hgndred silver IA
stfumerts.
To. .Vk>on. Ms News. % the Q h. say:
Gen WFs Ad,m- VIII about ID .AO men. eD
c,nE,e 81 The federal Iosce under General eros
>om. = SO strung. 1T Peasant Ridge. Ala.
snu winged them bsdy. killing three hupured
aud -ixty. and xouuGing spd csptcring large
nupoer. taxing ali their artillery wagons snd
pon,oans.
Ad-m- lost shout 900 or AGO men.
Our wounded from Mobile arrived At New Or
leans on the 18Th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
m,,,,ary p,rscssry.
For renerzi information We have compiled ths
following directory 10 the Various military head
Q .rter.. ca mp. aud Offices atthis poet:

For renersi information We have compiled the
following directory 20 the Various military head
quarters. ca mp. aud Offices atfhis poet:
Nj Central Alvin P. Ho-ey. connspdns district CT
Indians. BOfth side Gsrkst between Fem.
y wanna aud u. aware.
\ ixG~n. 7 Pitcher. A. P. n General for indiana
headquarters soatk As arlington street foarth door
belo~ n
Brissds-r 0en raj berry p. carrinzten, commanding
draft rend, fvoBs---headousrter southwest corner
Wa-hiRgfen ard New Jersey streets
colonel J. = sinonson, military eounmandsnt-eesf-
qas'ters southwest VI x4ryIaDd and Delaware
Colonel A. Warner, COlo~el 18th regiment Y. X C..
and sndug post ne sdqusrers south SIDE wash
ngtnn, 90 door wet Of West street.
Colonel A. A. stevens. Coonsi b regiment '. r
commanding Camp Morton ant Burzslde Bsrrseks-
headquarters a. Burnside BsrTsCks.
Coiosel w. ". FrybArger, commanding Camp Caring
ton-heAdquzrferz ~ Camp CsrriL zton-
Go onri Allen Rutherford, commanding I'D regiment
C-bead9 lArers southeast come Ohio and NERD
ian
Major L. 3. Haynau- chief mastering of1cer-hes e-
quauer. m Washington Hall. near theatre bui ding.
J. q Bobbs Medical Drecior-oface corner Delaware
ard virginia
Captain James wilson, a. @ NJ, disburslng ol.ce--
Office on ssst sds Of Meridian, between Louisiana and
Georgia streets
ters and tran spOrtxtioOvesi side Meridian be-
tvesn Louisiana and Georgia streets.
Cap ain C. Hay, A O. M. division for supply Of public
snmals-0rice side Meridian, between Georgia and
Louisisns streets.
Captain Joseph Pope comrnissar Of snbsiStence-of
flee side Meridian. between Louisiana and Georges
streets; warehouse directly opposite.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
.us d.fs., aud s.p.ar. Of d. principal army of

alter defeat aud esptnfe Oh tie principal army OF
the oonfederacy.
In conclusion. Gen. Meade announced ths, eV-
cry one sbo had taken = f,g should have fur
Tough for thirty DAYS. sud tia; each ooe should
carry bis osu and present. il to The var dep4ri-
ment Ct " s-hington The scene was brilliant
and much e. ibssd by Ell vho witnessed Il.
The announcement OF the assassination OF
President Lincoln snd Secretary Seward aud his
son. wa read throughout this army slih the at
most soFrow Every nan seemed 70 think il the
greatest calamity that could have possibly hap
pened jusi at this une. Should the assassin be
found ard turned ever 10 this army TO be deal;
with. his punishment would be swift and sure,
and such ss to strike terror into the heart OF eve
~ syu pirhizer nj treason
CilE-n' living 10 TIE county express their re-
gret ~ ghe occurrence. and th.nk ths; it - the
wort thing fha, could have happened for The
southern people just 81 this juBcl0re.
The lsrger part OF thi. srmT Is concentrated
at Burkesvils Junction. and is taking a short
rest after their recent hard work but il sthough,
that movement o. che main BODY of the troops
will soon be nsde toward Petersburg and Rich
mond
The cavalry and coiorcd troops OF the 25fh
corps have already gone in that direction
Nothing has been heard from Sherman
News Of Iohnstons surrender IL daily ex
pected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

and the bssrse. With i,s guard Of honor. passed
between the line, the troops presenting arms.
and the bands plsying
The remains we're then removed from the Ia
neral car krd carried SLOWLY and reverentiy iuto
The building and place. in esfgfslqss prepared
for hem After they tad been properly placed.
AID the covering removed. the officers present
passed slowly fOr-srd on either side of the body
The civic at OF the procession followed and
the public were then admitted. The cstafslque
was erected beneath the dome and consisted OF
raised Gals II feet by AZ the base, From The
four corners rose graceful columns supporting =
cornice extending beyond the line of The base
The canopy rose Ia fees and terminated 10 clus
ter of rich black p.umes The cornice was orns
nented with silver stars while the sides snd ends
we're similarly adorned.
The interior of the canopy was black cloth.
gathered in futed folds he central point
large star of black velvet studded with thirty
six stsrs one for ezeh state OF the union. The
floor OF the dsis CD which the body Of the Illus
trious martyred patriot rested, Was bordered with
evergreess and = wreath of choice aorers-
The crowd surrounding the buildings was i'm
mense but owing 10 the excellent police arrange
ments and Strong military party, everything
passed of in sn orderly and decOrous manner
But small portion Of the throng in attendance
were able 10 obtain a view Of she Presidents
remains.
At about half pas: two O'Clock. to the regret
Of thousands Of our citizens, the coffin Was
closed, and the face that SO dear = the ma
ton was hidden from view, and escorted or the
guard Of honor TO the hearse.
The procession then re formed and took up its
uournlul march TO the depot OF the Northern
Central railroad The coffin was placed in q
car tastefully draped. and then the escort and
train, especially assigned TO them, which was
slsO draped, started for Harrisburg, where they
will arrive to- night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

BoAsD OF PUsLIc ISr2ovEsEsrs The board
Of pgDhc improvements. ~ IT, session yesterday
granted lie following building permits.
To Peter Routine house ou Z IN street, lot
NJ 259. IN out lo.e No SO 81 aud -. east eide
OF Z m street. betveen Cej-r md Grove sueets
-SyD0
To August E.eel. wood- .hed on los No Is
on II rvlsnd, between West street aud White
river $50
Tok Rule house lot No 20. ca, side OF
Meriai.H, between 81 Clair ard Pe-tt streets
s. Uu0
To 4 d ,bbneton. Garage house on 10,
No 10. on s. Clair, bets cen Pennsylvania and
Del4wafe stffefs- sl2O
To IverslI Wilson . frame Office On lot No.
y. on Tennessee, between Flrsssnd Pfs1 streets
SIS
To G.. T. Hill. a frame cottage on lot No l67
on Huron, be,seen Cedar and Cove streets
~ 900
To \. G wingate. one story house. On lot
No 10. on New JERSEY. between Louisiana stree,
and Pogues run-S450
To w. II johnson, frame cottage, on TOT
No. %, on Railroad, between WIlkins aud Nc
Carly streets-sbOO.
To Peter Routine. frame house on lot No
%. on Fleichers avenue. between Cedar aud
Pine srreets-S3 5000.
To +. Plaster, frame house on lot No % on
Mississippi. between New York and Mississippi
s,reets-SS30.
Tot A. johnson. brck house or lot No.
-. on Illnois, between Maryland and Georgia
err ets-s3.l50
T. He'd. cot,sge on lot No. 10. on Eobls
bsf~ cen louisiana aud Georgia streets-45DO.
To- l. Wright. frame house on lot NJ !,
on New Jersey. between s.. Clair sud Forl
Watbe streets-S2 800
To Samuel Shank. frame house on lot 10. or
West. betseen North and Michigan streets
$500
To o A Weaver frame house on lot No lS2.
on D,ugherty between McKerDsn and WrigL;
streets-S275.
To A Braman, frame cottage on lot No :.
Fort Wayne avenue. between ~ CLAIR aud
Walnut stGeets-Sl 500.
To Ind. Agricultural Works. a machine shop.
on lot No ~ on Tennessee, between Louisiana
and Spuih slEeets-S3 $40.
To Uriah d y. frame house on lot No 4. CT
Indiana avenue. between James AMI Ellen streets
$50
To John VObweiler, frame cottage on lot No
"a. on Centre between Ellen aud Dunlap streets
SO 900
IL Indianapolis Gas and Coke Co. brick
house Oh Delaware, between South AID Louisiana
street---S2 $40
To Z Whitehouse. frame cottage on lot
NJ ~ en Bright between New York and Yer
uont stfeetS--Sl 2W
10 s4me, frame co,tsee on lot NJ AZ. oil
Bright. betneen New York aud Vermont streets
81 300.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-Gen. Brisbir, in re-
cent report, shows that twenty one thousand and
thirty colored men have been enlisted in she army
10 Kentucky Que hundred more collected and
LEM. aud two thousand ran away and enlisted in
Indiana. Tennessee and Ohio. Eleven new reg
iments are being organized, which, when com
pleted. will make . quota os thirty thousand
coIored men for Kentucky. Gen. b. hopes to
6ll up all the regiments now raising. in sixty
days Over one hundred negroes day enlisted.
Gems Brisbir and Wade left for Washington to-
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
from san Francisco.

SAN FRANoIsoo. April 20 The funeral ser
vices in honor of the late president in this city
yesuriay we're the grsndest ever Witnessed on
the Pacific coast. The procession was three
miles long and contained l5 600 people. Bust
ness vas entirely suspended and every house Was
draped in mourning The utmost quiet and de-
corum prevailed.
OoseQues were observed in every town in the
state and in the principal towns in Nevada.
Several arrests have been made of parties ut
tering words OF approval of the assassination.
They will be dealt with BY the authorities.
The sad event of the week has caused great
interruption of business all over the state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

Il We were unable 10 notice specially the
display OF the ID ia the inner & VA intended
io--nnuiely describing the variou. features Of
the procession they deserve: but there -.
Que dl-plss that i most certainly co il,a 10
SPECIAL fsisfesce We refer 20 me carriage tn,
ooutsinea tue mayor. city clerk and C,pt Hill.
snd which sas gotten up under the direction Of
me AFTER hsned gentlemen. The carriage VAS
jrs~nfby four kor.e-, and va trimmed In lie
national eolo's. heavily dr.ted IN bi.,k The
eject vas very Zoe. aui re display surpassed
ANYTHING OF the siai H. the procession It~s-
private enterprise d Capt HlA's ana Mr Bul.
tsras2ds, and rsasctsd credit apon their taste IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
Srrslur UoUar-The following decision.

SUPREME CoURr-The following decisions
were made by the supreme court on YESTERDAY:
James J MITCHELL VS. Vim Stephens-war-
rem O. p. Affirmed With one per cent dam
ages.
Rodolph Myer Hannah Anev-Ohio Z =
Biiirmed with 10 per cent damages
Clement Jones vs. VIM V,n'nes4 admins
traitor Of John W Frcem ,n-Ws rreu c 9 Re
yeIsed At applicants cost
jerry Harrington Va Warren l. Lui iington-
Wayne O. G. Affirmed with 10 per cent dam
sges.
Abraham Shelby - j Observation-Disclosures
&. P Reversed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
Prom cairo.

CsiRo. April u The constitutional ame~s.
meut unanimously Passed both houses OF the
Arkansas legislature on the Ii
The bill DISTINGUISHING all men who have held
positions OF honor or trust in the rebel army will
probably pass
General Reynolds offered Granite terms Of eur
render 10 the rebel General Pagan Result IN
known
Seventeen men oi the llth New York cavalry,
under lieutenant. bush~h b cked near German.
town on the 18Th Al but the lieutenant and
two men were killed or captured
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from the Army OF the Potomac.
HEADor.RrKEs AMY % THE Porpxsel
Anril n. 1865

HKADoUsRrEEs ARMY % THE Por"xsol
Anril ~. 1865
Quite AZ interesting tsent took Place Al head
quarters this morning. The sxta corps having
txsen u q rs during the recent short campaign,
il VAS arranged thst the men sho captured them.
accompanied os their commands. should march
to the viciuity Of Msade's quarters. and there
turn over The collars taken from The rebels Gen.
Ae-de addressed these heroes il appropriate
speech in which he thanked them individually
for their g,llsntry. and the enfife corps for The
in Dortani part they had performed in icing hrst
break the eosuy's line 81 Petersburg. 80 yell
for their conduct u pursuing and aiding IN the