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he aimed TO do he aimed to do well. He
was proud of Vermont, loved her histo-
ry, and wore her honors worthily. But
he was not too proud TO labor for the
humblest OF his constituents, and he
added lustre to his State and honor to
the nation.
Our volunteer soldiers and officers, so
suddenly called from industrial avoca-
lions TO put down the great rebellion,
received his homage and tenderest sole
itude or these he felt that the dead
were all martyrs, the living all heroes
and his gratitude was unbounded In
his own State no public man ever pos.
sesSed more of the affection OF the PEG.
pie, as was sufficiently shown by his al
most unanimous election by the Yer
mont Legislature for a third term tn the
Senate OF the United States
The last utterauCeS of great men are
often treasured up, and serve 20
prove the strength of some ruling,
possibly petty passion Of the deceased,
but rarely have the last words of any
man been so lit to be reported 70 the
world, or such as to be more likely to he
forever engraved on the hearts o. his
friends than those of the lamented SEN
atOr Foot.
without au enemy in the world, loving
God and glowing with affection for all
Of those who visited him in his last
hours, with eyes still beaming with AL
their wonted hrilliancy, his unimpas-
stoned words so clearly articulated, 50
lovingly rendered. were well calculated
to touch every heart with their wonder
ful pathoS.
Honored Senator, true Patriot, faith
ful Friend, Farewell
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ARorHRR REBELLION WANTED. Rev.
olutionary advice is freely offered TO the
President by the copperhead papers.
Having unsuccessfully eXerted their in
1iuence in favor of surrender to seces-
sionists and traitors during the last four
or five years, they are ready to renew
The war TO accomplish their purposes.
The New York Daily News informs the
President that his remedy lin his differ
ence with Congress- is "force against
fraud, action against conspiracy" 1t
says -
'Let day be fixed for the represen-
tatives Of the Southern States and peo-
pie to take their seats in Congress. The
seats are there, ready to receive the
rightful claimants. Let them enter,
take possession Of their own, and fulfill
their official functions. Should violence
be offered them by any man, or number
of men, under any pretense whatsoever,
let the president send detachment Of
troops to preserve order in the capitol.
If radical conspirstoTs attempt to sup
port their usurpation by force, the con-
sequences be upon their heads"
The President, says the News, has de
clared the Southern States entitled to
representation. He must enforce that
declaration and the people will sustain
him in so doing. Their instincts of
selfpreservation, their intelligence their
patriotism, teach them that Mr.. John
sons theories are right; now let him
show them that he has the nerve to
make good his theories by action"
or course the News cannot pretend to
speak for the instincts, intelligence or
patriotism" of LOYAL people. The hot
test rebel sheet at the South might as
well undertake to do that. If it is the
organ Of any people" it can only be of
the fire, eaters, and its object can only be
to array them again, with the President
at their head, against those who have
defended and maintained the Union in
the gigantic war just closed. But the
AAN0ANH'j '"'S'SA HN may NO' 40 hoo
the man to listen to any such diabolical
suggestions. The rawlings of the News
and like papers are of no consequence
except to show that the madness of trea-
son still possesses and CONTROLS them,
and doubtless will continue to till it
kills them. The sooner that consum-
nation is reached, the sooner will the
poor things be released from their earth
ly tribulations and suferings.
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Butter, per H., Orange County 5SfsO, Canada
fair 10 good 5000.
Cheese, State Factory iSd22o, Vernon, l6
dlse.
Pork, mess per bbl,, % 5a625 %, prime q so
G22 90.
Beef, mess per Dbl, Is OO@l9 90, extra mess
20 OOd24 90.
Cut meats, shoulders per To-, llm18c, hams lG
6lS&c, bacon, middles l5mlT,
Lard, in barrels and tierces, lG66ls%. in kegs
and tubs l6Gt23c,
TallOw, ll0liT,
Dried Fruit, state apples per d., lS6lGc, west
ern do, lOGfliC,
Hops, common 10 choice 20dG5c
Wool, common 10 full blood Mefio, G0U7Oc.
Feathers live geese 6J415.
Ashes, pots per 100 lbs, 7506 81, pearl r. M
ale 60,
Poultry, turkeys per H., 2Stt3Oc, chickens "a
aga ducks 29t2S, geese SBl5
Honey. 0NpO0
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toward the Union men of the South,
as there ever was in 1860 or 1861. And
the facts have proved that Congress, in
its cool and deliberate treatment of the
matter, deserves the thanks of all Union
men in giving opportunity for these reb-
els TO show their hands. Time will
show that Congress was right. But all
these things will be settled wisely and
safely, and when loyal men get control
of these governments, there will then
be no difficulty, and all these questions
will be satisfactorily settled
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Local and State Items.

John B. COUCH IN RUTLAND.-JOhn 3.
Cough, one of the most powerful and en-
tertaining lecturers in this or any other
country, is to be in Rutland next Friday
evening", and will lecture at the Town
Hall, taking for his theme, Peculiar
People" The orator and his subject are
well calculated to draw an immense
crowd. The hall will be put in good
condition to accommodate the audi
anCe.
Tickets should be purchased before
hand in order to prevent confusion at
the door. A plan OF the seats can be
seen at the HERALD Bookstore, during
the day Friday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

SUPREME CoURT JUDGE NoM1NATED.-
Henry c. Stanbury ofOhio has been
nominated as Justice of the Supreme
Court in the place of the late Judge Cat
ron, He is native of New York, who
moved to Ohio, where he read law and
has since practiced. He was an old line
Wing, and voted for Buchanan, but af-
terward supported Lincoln and has sus-
tanned the war. He was the writer of
the last veto message, and is man Of
decided loyal ability, but his cQntirma-
ton by the Senate is not certain. Or if
the Senate pass the House bill reOrgan-
izing the Supreme Court and reducing
the number Of judges to eight, there
there will not be any vacancy on the
bench
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

INTERESTING DECIsloN.-A short time
since, a young man, minor, while a
passenger on board one Of the Mobile
and New Orleans steamers, engaged in
cards and lost, to professional gam
bier, a considerable sum Of money, the
property Of his mother. Suit was
brought against the Captain Of the boat
in the q. S. District Court at Mobile, to
recover, and Judge Busted, who tried
the case, decided that the Captain was
liable for the amount. The case is to be
carried to the United States Circuit
Court.
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New York Prices Current.

Reported by Fitzgerald & Tracy, Produce and
Commission Merchants, % South William St
New York
Liberal advances made on consignmeuts.
Marx goods distinctly, and forward Invoices.
For The week ending April 16, 1866.
Flour, New York State extra, per Dbl. 6aOm
90. 81 Louis extra brands, u Od616 0O
rye Flour q 25G5 % corn meal 6O6,A 25. buck
wheat -four per 100 lbs, 3 1904 %.
wheat, Chicago spring per bu., 50a1 CO.
White Canada rs. w
Rye, 60Qs5.
Corn, mixed western SOQS5, yellow and white
western 759S5. Al :"
Oats, 56Q59
Peas, l 256i1 IS.
Beans, medium and pea. o1a1 81 roa-,o,,
and kidney 2 OOa2 60.
Hay, per 100 lbs 6O6iss
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4 FAMILY REMEDY.

Goes Cough Bal-am. These have become
household words with very many families and
the merits Of the article justly entitlc it TO our
confidence and patronage. The originator does
not claim to be a physician, but has evidently
hit upon prescription that meets the wants Of
a large class of sufferers. Some are testifying
that it has actually cured them Of consumption.
1t is no doubt the consumptiye's best friend,
while for coughs colds and kindred troubles, We
think it has no equal We predict for it a world
wide reputation and extensive sale.
FEM & FUTILE. Agents.
Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

Why THE TENNESSEE CoNoRBssMEN
HAVE NOT BEEN ADNITTEB.-The follow
ing reason why the Tennessee Congress
men elect have not been admitted to
their seats, was stated by one of their
own number, Hon. B. W. Stokes NJ. G..
elect from that State, in speech at a
Republican meeting in Connecticut
"Why, then, are these States not ad-
mitted u? Because they have not COM
piled with the Presidents own require
ments. But Tennessee has why is she
not admitted Z / will tell you. Con-
gress asked for evidence as to these
States. 1t asked for the proclamations,
constitutions, documents, laws. The
President never sent them to Congress
until March. But meanwhile it had
been gathering proof from other quar-
tiers, and at length it was just ready to
admit Tennessee. Then one branch of
the Legislature was disorganized, and
the rebel element, not being willing to
submit TO the rule of the majority,
sought 10 break up and destroy the
Government. They left the House with
out quorum, and 1t is still without
quorum. And ] say that while the
Government was in that condition,
there is not man of you who would
think that State should be recognized.
We therefore do not complain of the de.
lay. We know that admission now
would destroy the Union element of
those States. Congress is doing right
In holding them back. When the reb-
ell armies first surrendered, there was
everywhere disposition toward loyal.
~, but / stand here tonight to say that
there is now feeling as deep and bitter
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

PITTsPoRD.-M. G. Bogue has sold his
house, store and goods to R. s. Meach-
am, and his farm to Charles Spencer.
Mr. Bogue has bought ]. c. Powers
farm, south Of the village. Dr. A. NJ.
Caverly has bought the Judge Newell
place, " in the village.
The Congregational Church and Soci-
ETY. have given Rev. NJ A. Munson of
Honington, Mass, a call to become their
pastor HIS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

INSPECTION OF THE VTLLAGE-A petit
ton signed by twenty-five legal voters
of the Village Of Rutland has been pre-
sented to the Board of Trustees, request
ing that such measures may be taken as
they may deem best to cleanse the
streets, lanes, out-hOuses, dwellings, &C.
in this Village, and thus avoid as far as
possible the attacks Of diseases incident
to the coming season.
At special meeting April 14th, the
Trustees decided to make an inspection
Of the Village on Thursday April 18th.
The following physicians were selected
to accompany the Trustees of the several
wards. Ward No. l, DR.. Cyrus Porter
Ward No ., DR.. E. A. Pond; Ward No.
s, DR.. B. H. Haynes Ward No, 4, DR.. D.
E. Page; Ward No. 5, DR.. c. L. Allen;
Ward No. 6, DR.. G. F. Adams; Ward No.
7, DR.. Geo. Dutton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

THEATRICAL. - TOwnsends Dramatic
and operate Company will visit US
again and give one-and positively but
one-more of their entertainments, to
take place on Saturday evening next, at
the Town Hall. Additions have been
made to the company since it was here
last, and it now numbers sixteen per-
formers. Among the new attractions
are Miss Adela st. Clair, ballad singer;
Miss Bertha Lorraine, danseuse, and the
Italian Brothers, musicians. The COM
pany was a good one before, and with
these additions will be likely to draw
crowded house on Saturday evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

"HoME AGAIN. This is the title of a
beautiful engraving representing the ar
rival home Of one of the brave defenders
of the Union in the late war. 1t is
published by W. J. Holland of Spring
field, Mass, and is from painting by
McClurg. 1t is one the most suggest
i've and finely executed prints issued
since the war. Mr.. Joseph G. Taylor of
Brattleboro will be in town for a few
days to receive subscriptions to the
work.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

60 An invisible advertisements more cor
yincing than printed words is now recommend
ing Phalon's notwithstanding Cereus'' in thou
sands OF fashionable homes in the city Of New
York, That advertisement is simply the stream
OF delightful fragrance poured from every facon
OF this famous extract Sols everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

TIE GENITAL RAILROAD AscIDBET.-Tt
is ascertained that the name of the PAS
seuger killed by the railroad accident at
Willls.ou, was Lavelle He was on his
way to Canada TO visit some relatives
whom ne had not seen for 90 years. He
was farmer, and belonged ia Antrim,
n. II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

REAL ESTATE SALR,-Capt, L, A,
Morse has purchased of Col, W, t,
Nichols the house on West Street, re-
Gently occupied by the latter, and the
eight or nine acres Of land adjoining, for
$4,000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

The SANDERS KIDNAPPgRs.-The San.
ders kidnappers, after having BEN in
prison in Montreal for nine MOI tbs,
were acquitted on the 9th ult., Tn a
technical objection made TO the l. te
OLeary's deposition, which was the
only strong evidence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

A MODEL ENDORSEMENT. - The New
York Nation says that the Endorsement
which the President ought to have writ
ten on Postmaster Clevelands letter, but
did not, is this
The duty Of an United States Post
master is to see that the mails are regu-
larly dispatched, letters carefully and
punctualIy distributed, the accounts of
his office accurately kept and the com
plants Of the owners of missing letters
thoroughly investigated. His proper
place during the day is in his post office;
the time he spends at political meetings
or engaged in eleCtiOneering, is general
ly traudulently distracted from the pub
lie service. 1t is no business of yours
as postmaster what opinions either Gen.
Hawley or Mr.. English holds. You are
concerned with them solely as private
person, and your coming to the conclu-
sion that you ought to support the lat
ter is no more reason for writing to
me about il, or offering me your resig-
nation, than your changing yosr COOK,
or quarreliDg with your tailor, would be-
At the same time, feel bound to men
ton that, If | hear of your absentiug
yourself from your Office during bust
ness hours for the purpose Of taking
part in political CanvasseS, my duty to
the public, to which you owe your en-
tire time, will compel me to ask you to
retire.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

5-The long struggle over the New
York cOllectorship is determined by the
appointment Of Henry A, Smythe,
now president of the Central National
Bank. Mr.. Smythe has a good reputa-
ton as 4 business man, and has not
been at all known in politics.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

G8'Only 1000 applications, as yet,
for the post of national commissioners
at the Paris exhibition. Don't be bash
fnl. gentlemen.
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q KI.IC.

The re-copyns of the two following articles,
with the notice of March 2dappended,i ia deemed
sufficient TO eyince to all proper answers, eau
scs and cteCts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.-Another
murder trial is in progress in the Chit
tenden County Court, AZ Burlington,
The present case is State vs., VIM, Faux
ner for shooting 8 soldier named John
Couley, on Water Street in Burlington,
on the night Of AugusJlst 1855. State 5
Attorney Englesby and City Attorney
Shaw appear for the State and Jere-
mah French and Henry Ballard for the
defence.
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Ok lOn Azores Of Land Tor SALE
-CsOOO in New Jersey, near The
Camden and Atlantic Railroad, and front o,
nine miles on the Delaware aud Rantan Bag
Railroad, adjoining the villages of Hammon,o1
and Atsiou, a large amount of Cranberry Land
To those seeking Investment, this ia a rare q.
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necessary information furnished on addressts
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WooL.-IIon. F. f. Woodbridge has
presented petitions to Congress praying
for an increase Of duty on foreign
wool, as follows
The petition of Hon. Pitt w. Hyde
and 10 other citizens of Castleton.
The petition Of Hannibal Woodruff
and 40 other citizens of Tinmouth.
The petition of Hon. William c. Kit
fridge and 40 other citizens of Fair
haven.
The petition Of Hon. James K. Hyde
and "A other citizens of sudbury
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For BellowsFulls, 4. 30 am, '1200m., u.s. 20 pm.
Burlington, 40 am, sa00 p m, 500 p. IN,
Bennington, b.45 am, h 'A25 pm.
Saratoga, 30 am, tl2,O0 m, n '4.l0 pm,
Salem, 100 am, al IS am, h 1900 pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bel Fqs, 1880 & 1915 a. m, 's55 pm,
t9l5p.
" Burlington, 1.00a,m., '1l.45 am, Il 80
pm,
Bennington, I'll 80 am, n SEQ pm,
Salem, 400 am. ~ 80 d '445 pm.
Saratoga, '1l,50 am, tl2,1b q 9.05 pm.
mail Train. freight and Pass,
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The COMING INTERNAL Revenue As,
sEssMENT, With the understanding that
Congress will not postpone the annual
assessment OF incomes, licenses, &c, the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
already commenced the distribution of
blanks to assessors, and from Monday
next the public printer will furnish for
that purpose one hundred thousand per
day. Assessors are Instructed to pro.
coed with the assessment without fur
ther delay.
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