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indian TroubIesain Colorado.

JULEsBuRG, Col, Jan. 9.
On Saturday morning a party Of sixty
. Indians attacked the overland maiFeX-
press coach three miles east of here, and
robbed the mail express They also at
tackled tt mule train close by killing one
man an wOunding another, The
troops At the military post here, num-
bering from tifty to eighty men, imme-
diatey started to the relief OF the white
settlers in the vicinity, and drove the
Indians to the bluffs, u mile back, where
the Indians were REINFORCED TO the num-
Der Of one thousand five hundred, and
In turn drove the troops back to the
post. Tho Indians then entered the
stage station in large numbers. and after
destroying all the furniture and break
ing all the windows in the building set
8 them on fire. They also destroyed a
{ large amount OF telegraph material. A
i well directed fire of musketry from the
post, soon drove them from the station.
In the running fight on the retreat Of
our troops, thirty-fye Indians were
killed, including the principal chief.
Nineteen of our soldiers and citizens
were killed. A general massacre and
destruction of the whites was only pre-
vented by the perseverance and bravery
of our troops and an efficient artillery
fire. The Indians retired in a sOutherly
direction. This was by far the most de
termined inCursion made by the lndi-
ans n
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From Richmond Pnners.
WAsKlYGTON. ,Ial

NASKlNGTON, Jan. :.
Richmond papers Of the 9Th inst. con-
tain the following items
A dispatch from Augusta dated the
Attn says
The city Of Savannah continues quiet.
An order had been issued not to cut the
shade trees for fuel. Sherman proposes
to bring wood by the Gulf Railroad.
The l4th and 10Th corps are in en-
trenchments reaching from Savannah
river to the plank road.
The Yankees are building a new pom
toOn bridge opposite the Exchange.
Many negroes who joined Shgman in
the country are leaving, The roads are
lined with them. Sherman is giving
levees to the negroes in Savannah.
Several federal steamers are engaged
In removing distractions from the river.
About 800 negroes were sold in Au-
gusta on Tuesday at auction, at an aver
age of from three thousand to three
thousand five hundred dollars each,
Several buildings and five hundred
bales Of cotton were burned in Albany,
Ca, last Tuesday by an incendiary.
The yellow fever has entirely subsidized
at Galveston and Houston.
Gen. Kirby Smith is impressing to-
bacco for the use Of his army. Every
thing was quiet in the trans Mississippi
region and there were no Yankees south
OF our (the rebel) army. The soldiers
are in fine condition, well clothed and
well fed.
Information from City Point under
date OF yesterday, is to the effect that
there was some artillery firing on Tines.
day morning, famed at the lower mart of
the city, and besides doing good deal
of damage TO property, frightened the
residents in that vicinity badly. No
casualties are reported ia the Peters
burg newspapers. The enemy replied
by only an occasional shot, doing no
damage.
Nothing Of interest is TRANSFERRING in
front of Richmond. The operations on
the Dutch Gap Canal have ceased for
The present. Scarce a shot has been
fired there for some days.
Richmond papers OF the 9th inst. FUR
aish the following
p., AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 5.
fitzpatrick has not crossed the Alta.
man. but he is supposed to be on the
carolina SIDE of the Savannah river.
Western Virginia papers report that
Gen Forrest has been killed bv one Of
his own men, '0 -
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Now Work. NeYEs.

NEW YeRK, Jan. 8.
The TIerald's Washington special con.
tradicts the report that Gen. Fremont
has been appointed Minister to France.
The Times Washington special says
it is rHmOred that Gen. Sherman has
communicated to the President that the
Georgia State authorities have made
application to come back into the Union,
and that Secretary Stanton's visit to
Savannah Is doubtless in connection
with this subject.
The Times says Gen. Thomas has been
made Major General in the regular
army, rice Gen. Fremont resigned, dating
from his victory over Hood. Similar
nominations for Sherman, Meade and
sheridan harve been sent to the Senate,
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ID Il A II HI 3.

HoWARD.-In Fairhayen, Jan. 9th, 1866, Of
consumption, Mrs. Msrinda Howard, wife of
Samuel Howard, aged 50 years.
SHERMAN JIG Mountholly Jan. ID, 1865,
Mrs. Susan Sherman, wife OF Alvin sberm an,
aged 81 years.
Her mortal frame in deaths embrace
Must sleep until the judgment day,
And then behold her sayior's face,
Where cares and pain have passed away.
OF shall our hearts recall 70 mind
Her friendship 10 her kindred dear
That kindness which her soul did bind
To us through every grief and fear. =
BEyNETT.-In Rutland on the 5th inst,
william H. Bennett, aged 50 years,
KEYEs.-At CeAter Rutland, Jan. IN, lt9nE8
W. Keyes, aged Is years.
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rue SUM or DISEASE REDUCRD.

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tota of disease is redaoed, and their continued
use aeooi ding 70 printed direetio which accom-
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their reouperatiYe powers,
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A CANDID sTATEMENT.

You can procure Of any druggist in this city
and vicinity, DIR, Tobias Venetian LAiment. 1t
is sure and speedy cure for sore throat, head
ache, toothaehe, chronic rheumatism, collie
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one to give it trial. The expense is a mere iri-
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will ever be without 1t. Every family should
have bottle in the house in case Of sudden nc
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relieving qualities are miraculous. As for Group,
it has saved hundreds; we have the certificates
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sold by al Druggists. omoe. So Cortland st.,
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VI AR MAG rs.

PHIBBY-DUTTON.-l Brandon Jan. TIL
by the Rev. VIM Morgan, 81. Z. Church, q. y.
Phieby aad Ass. Mary II. DuttOn, both Of Bran
don.
BLAKE-DENNIs.- Al Fitchburg, Mass,
Jan. 4th, by the Rev. Kendall Brooks, George p
Blake Of Worcester, Mass, to Lizzie A. Dennis
Of Rutland, Vt.
SMITH-PEARS0N,- the Parsonage in
Wess Rutland, Jan. g. 1866, by Rev. r. NJ,
circuit, Daniel Smith TO Mrs Frances Pearson,
both Of West Rutland. No Cards.
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Prepa TO Eyacuate xich-
uB0nd.

New YORK, JQU 10.
The lIerald's Winchester correspond
ent details a conversation with a man
recently from Richmond. who SAYS the
rebels are busy preparing for the eyaCu-
alton Of that city. Much government
property ami many officials have been
already sen; oil TO the interior jeff
has become convinced A2 cannot hold
the city much longer, aud it IS being
mined.
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FOR NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTUH

tOh NEAhL1 A NOAkIEh. VI A CEN IIh1
Mathews Venetian Hair Dive has been extern
siyely used and IN no case has it failed TO givS
entire satlsfaction.
The Venetian nye is the best and cheapest in
the world. Its price IS only Fifty Cents, and
each bottle contains double the Quantity of aye
10 those usually sold for g.
This Hair Dye ls manufactured by peculiar
process which renders it immeasurably superior
to anything in the shape OF d. e now or ever be-
fore the people. Being complete in one bottle,
no preparation is required, which simplihes the
application.
In using this dye you avoid That Dusty, Dirty
appearance by which dyed halr and whiskers are
so readily recognized when an inferior article has
been used besides, It produces perfectly nat
ural color of any shade that may be desjred-one
that viii not Jade, crock or wash out one that is
as permanent rs the hair itself Fer sale BY
Druggists. Price 90 cents
A. !. MATHEWS, Gen agent,
u Gold street, II. I
Also Manufacturer of Gathews ArDica Han
Gloss, the bet hair dressing IN use. l.. large
bottles, pries 80 cents. rovS-dlv
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DEAL ESTATE viii sell all of
Ia the real estate of the late William L. Ba.
con Of Brandon, consisting of the home farm,
situated one mile south Of the pleasant village o.
Brandon, containing sixty-eigbt acres Of valua-
BILE land, with ample buildings in good repair.
The farm is valuable for agricultural purposes,
and includes very valuable lot of sugar naples,
which if converted into wood would 20 far to.
wards paying for the entiIe place.
A good tenant house with outbuildings, oa the
premises, viii be sold with the farm, or separate
ly, to suit purchasers.
Also the following pieces Of meadow land
one of fifteen acres, situated near the re sidsnce
of JohR Goodnough in Brandon; one Of twenty
acres Of interval on Otter Greek In BrandOs;
and one other piece Of twenty-seven acres OF
Leicester river 10 Leicester.
Also two cedar, or swamp lots, one containing
ten acres, and the other seven and one-hsf acres,
all in Brandon.
viii also sell all Of the stock ard tools On she
home farm.
BENoNA HOWARD, AdminiFtrator.
Enquire Of Nicholson Ormsbee.
Brandon, Jan. 3, 1856. jan4-d wgy
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID

Published for the benefit, rnd as q warning and
caution to Young Men whoauffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc, sup
plying at the same time, the Means of Self-Cure.
by one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery.
BY enclosing q postpaid addBssed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq,
49:w8m Brooklyn, Kings County, N. Y.
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yOLGATES HONEY SOAP.

4ui- celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such ami
versa demand, is made from the CHOICEST ma
terials MILD, and EMOTLIENT in lts nature,
FRAGRANTLY NTED, and extremely
BEEEFTCJ AL IL action upon tbs skin, For
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THE PRESIDENT Or PETROLEUM COM
PAW

OF PRESIDENT, vENANoo COUNTY, PENN.
The advertisement Of complete organization is
the plan of the corporation. 1t will be seen that
the officers and directors are of excellent COM
merca Standing and influence. Very liberal
advantages are offered to subscribers, and the
territory Of the company is so ample that there
stockholders 1t appears that this company has
secured, on the Allegheny River and favorite
tributaries, an oil-bearing territory of over ten
and half miles in extent. Immediately join
ing the lands of the President Company several
successful wells have been sunk, and there is
strong testimony in favor of a great success for
! ths enterprise. It is intended to form two
more companies out of the territory secured by
the President" which will, Of course, enure
to the benefit of the original stockholders. The
subscription agents in New York. Messrs. L. H,
SIMPSON & CO, Cedar ST., supply all informa-
tion as to details that may be desired by sub
scriters. sl0o now paid in secures $500 of the
original stock.
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The st. Adams Raiders.

MONTREAL, Jan. 7.
1t was decided to-day in the case of
the st. Adams raiders that the court had
Jurisdiction, and the trial will proceed.
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A Call for a Public Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.
A meeting of citizens is called for on
Tuesday, to take measures to alleviate
the distress Of the people Of Savannah.
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no NERVOUS aUFFERERs on poTH SEX

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX
ES.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in a few days, after undergoing ell the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes
treatment, without success, considers it his saere
duty to communicate TO his afflicted creaturesthe
means Of cure. Hence, on the receipt Of an I'D
dressed envelope, he will send (frse) copy of tn
prescription used. Direct TO DIR. JOHN M.
DASNALL, 1863 Fulton Street, N. Y. 4:w
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sPFCIaL N0TttF~
RCLIPsED

False lights ATE extinguished when a Great
Truth shines forth, and the iueontestible fact
that the hair lurns from pay, red or sandy 10 q
glorious black or brown,
QUICKER THAN THE CHAMPION
changes its hues, under he opsratlonef
CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,
is now known throughout the American sonti-
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proves tire fbres produces o. rich, natural ana
lasting color Of any shade from a warm brown to
a glossy sable, and is endorsed by the most emf
nent analytic chemists in the United States,
Manufactured by j. CRfsrABoRo, No, AstoF
House, New York, sold by all druggEts. APP
Piled by all hair dresser
lanl,dNWlm
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ATTEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH.
ienernI nn,Ier,s removal.

New YORK, Jan. 10,
The HerMd's City Point correspond
AMI saws The ostcusjble grounds Of re
moving Gen. Butler from his command
are undoubtedly his recent .hGscos Of
Wilmington and Dutch Gap, o.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
January 9, !
SENATE,

SENATE.
Petitions Were presented relative 70
the establishment Of a naval depot for
the northern lakes Tor an increase Of
the pay oil army officers, and for an APP
preparation Of money for the support of
southern refugees.
The resolution TO distribute the pro-
ceeds Of the Savannah cotton among
the officers and soldiers Of Gen, Sher-
mans army was indefinitely postponed
The resolution TO free the wives and
children of colored soldiers was taken
up and debated with great animation
Several amendments were rejected, and
the resolution was then passed,
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration
of the Senate Joint resolution proposing
an amendment 10 the Constitution Of
the United States, by which 20 abolish
slavery throughout the country The
debate on the resolution was animated
and earnest on both sides, ont no def
mite action was taken.
THE PowDBR.SBIP Explosion AT VIII
MlEeroN.-The Richmond Examinn Of
the ID inst, tries TO ridicule the powder
ship explosion at Wilmington as fol-
lows
Zone OF the most ridiculous incidents
Of the war is the effort OF Porter and
Butler TO take Fort Fisher with pow
der-ship. They had heard some won
derful story from Europe about the eff
fects Of explosion so they loaded ship
full Of that material and beached her in
the night within five hundred yards OF
the fort. Then the crew fired the slow
match and pulled for life, the whole POr-
ter-Butler armada steamed out twelve
miles to sea that it might not be hurt,
and the ship exploded. Porter says 1T
broke some glasses-whether in Buffers
cabin or in his own, he does not ex.
plain. Certain it is that the garrison Of
Fort Fisher were not broken. They did
not egtH kRole WhGt Il meant. The reader
doubtless recOllects that in the kilograms
from Wilmington during the siege, it
waSOmentoned that one Of the enemy s
gunboats got aground and had to be
blown up. That was the explosion Of
the powdG ship.
The second anniversary OF President
LincOlns emancipation proclamation
was commemorated by the colored peo-
| pie Of Philadelphia on New Years night,
A letter was received from Senator Sum
ner, who wro,e That proclamation
| has done more than ever any military
| success to save the country. It ma
already saved the national chaIScter
The future historian VIII confess that il
saved everything. 1t remains for us &c
uphold it .aithfully, so that i may not
! be inGraireAin single jot or -ittie,
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Arrest OF a Newspaper Correspond

BALTIMORE. Jan e

bALTIMoRF, Jan. 3,
Henry NJ. Flint, newspaper cores
pondent, (" Druid, of the Worldly has
been arrested by the military authority.
On charge Of disloyalty, and is now in,
cStOdy.
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CTATE OF VERMONT D;s,rc, og

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF
~ Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Peleg Sherman, late Of Wallingford, in said dis
trict, deceased, testate, GREErINe:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont you
are hereby notified to appear before said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in
said district, on the first Tuesday OF Feb'y, A. D.
1865, to show cause, if any you have, why q
certain instrument in writing, aled in said Court
and purporting to be the last willard testa-
ment Of said deceased, should not be proved
and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this ith day
Of January, A. d. 1866.
JAMES BROWN, Register.
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GTATE OF VERMONT. District Of

GTATE OF VERMONT. District of
- Rutland, ss. The Probate Oour. tor the
District OF Rutland
To all persons interested III the estate of
Darius Bueklin, late of Wallin gford in said dis
triCt, deceased, testate, GREErING :
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 first Tuesday Of February, A. D 1865, TO
show cause, if any you have, why a certain in
strument, in writing, filed in said court, and pur.
porting to be the last vi az Testament of said
deceased should not be proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this 4th day
of January, A, d. 1866.
JAMES BROWN, Register.
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STATE or VERMONT, District Of

State OF VERMONT, District of
- Fairhayen, SIS. The Probate Court for the
District of FGirhaYen;
To all persons interested i'll the estate OF
Calvin Griswold, late ,of Cestleton, in said dis
trict, deceased, CREATING:
By the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before the said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, in said
district, on the 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1865,
to show cause, ii any you have, why the ao-
count Of Harvey GFiswold, administrator Jf the
estate of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue of said estate should
moi be distributed to tine pIrtIes enLtled tnereIo
Dated al Castleton, i'll said district, this 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1866.
JOHN HOWE, REGISTER
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New york Produce Price curren!

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially Tor the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. S. Mcclure & Co., strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No $50 FuC
ton Street, New York
We quote for the week ending Jan. y, as To-.
,s7a Rrards suI,erss.o state, go a 10 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
STEAM TO AND FROM THE OLD

NIEAM TO AND FKONVHE OLD
~ COUNTRY.
The vell-known favorite Clyde-xsuilt Iron
Steamers OF the Anchor Line OF Steamships,
Omitted ngdom,p are Intended 10 sail fort
nightly to and from New Y ork, carrying passeri.
gers to and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast,
Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick, Galway or
Londonderry, These steamers were built spe-
cially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and Rir-tght compartment
RATES OF PASSAGE
From New York TO any of the above places
Cabins, sl2o and sloo hteerase, $40, payable in
American currency.
10 New York from any Of the above places
Cabins, 500 and $50 Storage, SIS, payable in
gold or equivalent in American currency,
Those who wish 10 send for their friends can
buy tickets at these rates from the Agents
FRANCIS MACDONALD & Co,
2-Am 8 Bowling Green, n. Y.
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THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
oc&S-d&y3m 63l Broadway, N. Y.
THE EARLY PH KpIOAr. DEG ENFRACy or
THE AMERICAN PE llI.I.E-.--

THE EARLY PhXp3oAr. DEG ENFRACy OF
THE AMERICAN PFOPLEi -
And the early melancholy decline Of childhood
anu youth, just published by Dr. Stone, physi-
A tysot{se ~ the above subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, rhssSgsmus and consumption,
wasting Of the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of pal pitation, impaired natFtion,
and digestion.
Fail not TO send two red stamps, and oota4p
this book, N~
Treatment sent by mail and letter as usual.
Address DR. ANDREW eIUNE,
46 Fifth Street
nov9-dI9 Troy, N, 7
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland:
70 all persons interested in the estate of
William II. Bennett late Of Rutland, in said
district, deceased, testate, GREETING:
By the authority of the State OF Vermont, .yeR
are hereby notified TO appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said
district, on the first Tuesday Of February, A. D.
1865, TO show cause, if any you have, why a GER
tain instrument in writing, filed in said Court,
and purporting to be the last will and testament
of said deceased should not be proved and al
lowed,
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9Th day
Of January, A. ID. 1865.
2 JAMES BROWN, Register.