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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-01

4 A FEDERAL OyyrcEE MURDERED%-
The Chicago Republican publishes let
Ter dated Montgomery, Jan. 10 which
states that Ger r O. Osborn Formerly
from Illinois, was murdered by body
'of citizens on the the night OF the 9th
lnst.. on his plantation near GrceavIiie
MIS-. He had hcau notified previously
by a s.lfComsUtatcd committee OF citi-
nens hat he had twenty. four hours ~
leave in and ii .ound there after that
time he would be killed H stayed on
his plantation, and was assailed and
ahot As above stated. 1t is supposed
that the Gen Osborn referred to is Brig.
Gen. Thomas o. Osborn, who, as Lieu
tenant Colonel, assisted in raising the
rhirty-ninth Regiment Illinois voluu-
teersr and subsequently, was promoted
20 Brevet Brigadier General for gallant
Aad mefitorlous conduct, Gen Osborn
was the candidate on the opposition
Hcket at the last election for clerk of
the County Court Of Cook County but
was not elected.
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VERMONT REFORM ScHooL.--Wc an
derstaGd that the Commissioners have
located the Vermont Reform school at
Waterbury. They have purchased a
farm and buildings short distance west
Of the village
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-01
THE HERALD OF HEALTH and

THE HERALD OF HEALTH and
l. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
for 1866, Subscribe now. Terms $3.50 for the
year 10 cents for q single number.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
at is an excellent work ~ Publishers OF the
Scientific American.
SHOULD be in the hands of every teacher
Is. ?, Bates, Department Public Schools, Penn
II am much pleased with The Herald of
Health,",-tGeorge b. Windship, the Strong
Man.
MILLER, WOOD s CO., No. 10 Laight Street,
New York.
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A TIP-TOP NUMBERING Pic
IA torisl Double Number. Physiological
Jonrnal for January, now ready, 20c. For the
year, only 81 Contains "Signs Of Charaoter,
and How TO Read Them, Pnysiognomy, Psy,
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read by every family
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Balance In Treasury,

NAMED HRRoRs.-We notice in the
official list furnished to Congress by the
Secretary OF War, of the general officers
that still remain in the service, that
Mai Gen. Sickles is reported as "com-
manding the District of South CArolina
(lost q leg in battlcl' while Gen. Geo.
A. Stannard is reported as at St. Adams
VI, tseverely wounded In batue.)" It
would have been quite as we'll we think,
II the Department had more specifically
defined the nature Of Geu. STANDARDS
wound by saying "lost an arm in bat
tie" since II was quite careful to mark
Generals sckles Robinson 7. W. Sher-
man, Mcintosh and Fessendcn as hav-
Ing 'lost Il leg In battle. - B4fiaatois
Tt4-eS
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,eS~ The Tribune explains the Blaine
constitutional amendment as saying to
the States: Account your blacks men
or brutes but, If you account them
bIGteS, do not ask other States to ac-
count them as men" and 1t finds it "dif-
icult TO imagine ground whereou this
rule san DC nationally objected to-, So,
then, We may account the freedmen
.brutez, may We under this new compro.
mise with the spirit of caste, and per
nit them to be forever degraded and
robbed OF their rights, on condition
that their oppressors renOunoe to us so
much power ia the government as au
equivalent? The freedmen are entitled
to their rights at our hands as citizens
of the United States sud we can secure
them by su amendment to the constitu-
ton giving TO them the sGiirage in all
National elections. The Blaine amend
ment is e dishonest evasion of this great
duty. aud nothing else-9py. R<sr,&tes,e.
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TIE LATE REBEL CHIEPs.-In the fol.
lowing paragraph, the New York Tri-
bune tells us in what the greatest gen
erals of the rebellion are now engaged
The greatest of them all is now a
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Sherman's great antagonists are in the
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and i yvu want 70 Send a couple Of
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whose works Grant moved upon at Don
olson, edits an Indifferent newspaper at
New Orleans. Forrest is running saw
mill Dick Ta} Tor is now having a good
time in New YORK; aad Roger A. Pryor
l1 a daily practitioner at our courts
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II AIDES will find the ILLUSTRAT-
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DATENT OFFICES. Inventors whe
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to counsel with Messrs Mum & Co., editors of
the Scientific American, who have prosecuted
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ESTABLISHED 1860;

100, 900 Watches, Gains, Silver Articles, &C.:
worth $500, 900. to be sold at one dollar
each, without regard to value,
And not to be paid for until you know what
you are to get.
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Total,
Expenses OF the Secitty for
1866,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08
the fertilizer
FOR MARYLAND LANDS
Enl:x,I's RisN Rome PhO6nlinle


containing SO per cent. of Phosphate Of Lime.
And 4O5 Ammonia
1t should be borne In mind that the PIlOS-
PHATE of LINE in this article being OBJ
tanned exclusively from RAW BONES and
a TRUE BIRD GUANO there il NO POR-
ZION Of it IMPERATIVE as in the case
of SUPER PHOSpHATES made from MIN
ERAL' q UANOS, but being entirely SOLU-
BILE in tie SOIL continues to IMPART its
FERTILIZlNG QUALITIES to the CROPS
FOR YEARS.
The remarkable success which has a'ten-
de,i It's use in MARYLAND and PARTS OF
VIRGINIA Is y sufficient GUARANTY to
induce those who have not tried it to do 30.
The GRAIN CROP in this State where
this FERTILIZER hns been applied il sup
posed to have been INCREASED FROM
rs TO 80 PER CENT. bv its use. While
for TOBACCO and GRASS LANDS lis sue
cess has been equally decided.
The price in Baltimore is uniform with the
manufacturers Factory Price
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent.
los Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
Jan. 75th, lsGG-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08
NOTICE..

rENHE undersigned take this method ofinform
L ing the public that they ure still associated
oEether IN the Carpenter s business, and viii
contract for the building Of Houses Of every
description. All work will be executed with
dspatch and, IN all contracts for Dwellings
special attention will be paid to BrlcklayIn
Plastering ard Painting.
All rdsrs addressed 10 them at Leonardtown,
Md, will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE.
THO.h.fS C. GREENH'ELL,
May lthls65-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08
J. HERVEY EWING,
.8tto,ney and Counsellor at La1c
No. IL Law Building,-S Paul Sire e (
BALTIMORE.

REFERENCES.
LEvIs GALE, Attorney at Law,
EDWARD ISRAEL, - g I"
REy ! Mex. RILEY, D. D.,
Rxr HENRy SLicER, d D..
CANFIKLD, Bro & Co.
+ GROVE & CO.,
LaDwIG & McSHEkRr,
JNo f MCJILroN Esq,
RoBERr LAWSON, Esq
S SUTHERLAND, Esq.
Dec. Tth, lS65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08

1~s1>s ~S~s known uSe1sctough
Colds, Hoarscne~s, Asthma. Whooping Cough.
Chronic Coughs, CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis
aid Group. Being prepared from Honey and
Herbs it is healing snftvnirc. and cxpcctp-
rating. ana particularly suitable for all afsr-
tons of the Throat and Lungs. Fer sale By
Druggists everywhere.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08

cure. Try it directly. /. is warranted to
cure.
For sale by all Druggists At so C:a. PER
bo.tls.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08

with antn,ci,ls and carminatives to strength
en- the stomach and nervous system. 1t Is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite. Accidity Of
the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility It's
not alcoholic. therefore particularly suited for
Weak, Nervous and Dyspectic persons. For
sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bcttle.
Feb. Ist, !S66-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08
BOA RIDING.

NRS. c. MILBURN. formerly Of st.
1VE Mary's, has taken tho house No. 81
Hanover St, Bait, between Baltimore ST and
Lombard and is prepared to receive psrma-
rnent and transient boarders
Dec. 7th, lSG5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-03-08

Nov. ID. 1S65-tf.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Wilkinson JS. WILLIAMSON.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the underngned
front OF the Old Custom House 10 this city, on TUk-
DAY the 18th April, 1855, at II O'Clock A. M.,
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND, with the BUILD
rNGs AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situate 'on
Charleston Neck measuring in front on Coming strees
seventy-nine 7s feet 6 inches more or less, ana
depth each lot three hundred tS00 feet more OF ie
and known By the numbers l55 and 1b7 on coming
street. ALSO,
ALI those TWO LOTS OF LAND, with the BUlD-
INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate ~
Jasper's Court 'on Charleston Neck, known In pan
of survey of the Morris LANDS, made by RoneSt b.
Payne, Survey T. as numbers % and 49, measuring
each in front thirtysI 1867 feet and in deoth one nun
dred and twenty l2o) feet Bounding On the north by
lot No. 49, the east partly by land OF George Waket
and partly by land of Lycus Fenwick; cn the eoutn py
lot No. e. and to the west on Jaspers Covrt Wnioa'
said lots are now known by the numbers 20 nd "a Oh
said Jasper's Court
All that LOT OF LAND in America-street mo' IN the
plat OF lands prepared by Robert &. Payne TO- Jonn
Thee and purchased by him from james English Dy ne
letter D. No 4; bounding to the east on America see
and measuring in front thereon forty 10y feet more
less; on the south by lot No. letter u one oS
OO feet; on the north on lot O. No one nunoaeo t
feet and on the west forty 40) feet more or Iess:
Terms-Onefuurthc cash; the ba ance IN oae; W. S,is
three years. secured by bond and mortgage; t1e pnS
ings to be insured and the polcieo assigned pSpch
ers to pay for p.pers. 'AMLe Ia.s.. ~ ~ Rnn;,tv
March 27 tuthsl0 a.aes1. tS 1sa1z: =.
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Catalogue Sale of 700 Lots Dry Goods, Hats. Sra'e
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Notsons, &C.
MCKAY d CAMPBELL,
Next Postcd1ce, Hasel-sfreee,
VIII SELL at aucticn 10y cataloguel On TUksDAf snG
WEDNEsDAY April Sd and 4th. sale comm encms
each day ut 10 O'Clock,
DRESS GOODS silks. ainghams, Calicoes, DC, a.
DOMRsTICs-Loug Cloth, Stripes, Brown Home'
PANT sTUFFs.-C -Cottonadss, aambroon1, satns
Jeans. &c. n.s
WHITE eooDs-Nainsook, Jsconets, swda' Al
EGNDKERCuIEFa-s Linen Cambria, Innitatio9
silk, Nader Muslin, Colored Bordered and Heaa
Handkerchieis all sizes and colors.
ALSO,
HATs.-Felt Wool, Leghorn, Straw and Palm Lea
trimmed aud rptrimmed.
ALSO,
CLOTHING AND TAILORS' G0ODS.-Coats, Panw
Vests Overcoats snd Shirts Cloths Canvass, HoaAnoo
Padding, &c.
BOOTS AND sHoEs-Ladies, Mems and Children
assorted styles.
NOTIONS, &c.-spool Cotton, Pocketbooks, Fia1
Thread Gloves Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Buttons soaP
Perfumery, Cutlery, Jewelry, &c.
Conditions cash.
a5- Catalogues and samples Monday afternoon
March 20
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z N T 8

The following are the Agents for this papes'
wa HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and oouec'
ing Agent -
Ool J. J. RYAN, Barnwen, g. O.
FM TRIMMER, Spartan Office, sparsanours' d "
J. 7. DUBOIS, Marion.
@. g. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison co., f"-
PATRICK & HUvEY, Macon, Georgia
3. A. MCKNIGHT, Unionvi1e.
J.R. ALLEN. Chester G. e., g. G
JOSEPH q. SEARS, "New south. Hilton deao'
". g. LANCE, Grahamvile P. O., Beauforh b "
B. r. BRADFORD. walterboro', 8, c.
a l. DARR, Sumter, 8. O.
THAp. O. ANDREWS, oransehurg, 8. o.
1T. HERsHHAN, "Journal Office" Camden, &. o.
I'M. BROWN, "southerner office" Darlington 3. o.
u. II QUINN & BRO, augusta,
III. EsTELL, Savannah. Ga.
IsAAo pAvEGA, Agent In New YORK.
Mr.. AUG. BRENTANo, NO. 7os Broadway, New YORK.
aas always the latest dates OF the DAILY NEWS, a. he
does of all the other principal journals OF the country
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

&T0Tlg US. AnSeL . .,., -,
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th Of April 1855 at!
O'Clock or thereafter, at the Old custom hou0es
under the direction of the undersigned,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS tneTeo1'
situate OF the west side Of Oomingsteet IN Ward NO
of this city measuring In front OF Iey,
eight 4 feet more less, and In depth Two nunaroo
i20O feet more or less Bounding to the east on Uo1
ipQ street, to the north and west By lands OF
and to the south on land Of E. Michel
Terms-Onethird cash, and the residue IN TWO eq1a IA
successive annual instamenta eacred hy Pong 6I Ie
uTsLasor And mortgage OF the premises; tne "a ~
10 be insured and the policy assigned with leave TO Tho
purchaser to pay the whole in cash. Purchaser 70 pay
A0t ws-rsh pro On tuth1o Master In Equity.
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Ssr Valuable Building Lots, Southeast Corner of
Chapel and Alexander streets, opposite the NORTH
eastern Railroad Depot.
By JOHN s. RIGGS & CO.
THIS DAY. the -a,,ax
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold.
The following valuable BUILDING LOTS, as per plat,
which will be exhibited at sale;
$50, No. AL that LOT OF LAND situate, lying
Iml#4 and being the southwest corner of Chapel
EM and Alexander streets, having irregular
tSS shape, measuring In front on Alexander street
81 feet and the back east line 90 feet and In depth
the north Line 20e feet and the south line ITO feet
more or lesp.
No. 2.-The LOT adjoining to the east on Chapel.
street. measuring 80 feet front by 102 feet Deep
or less.
No. s.-The LOT adjoining to the east of the above
described Lot measuring 80 feet front by 112 feet Deep
more or less.
No. A-The LOT adjoining to the east Of the above
described Lot measuring so feet front by 122 feet Deep
more or less.
That desirable and spacious LOT situate, lying and
being the east side Of Alexander street. adjoining the
hrst described Lot to the SOUTH measuring and
containing In front FORTY FEET, and In depth ONE
HUNDRED AND NINEpY.FIVE FEET, be the same d.
mensons more or iess.
That desirable BUILDING LOT adjoining the above
described Lot to the south measuring FORTY FEET
Alexander street, by ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
Five FEET deep. more or less.
Conditions made known In future advertisement
March 20 fmwth4
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AUCTION SALES.

Desnable Residence, No. 49 Putstreet and a
Small and Convenient Residence, No. 302 Meet
ing-street, at auction.
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS & CO.
THIS DAY, the 29th instant at II O'Clock, at our
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold.
THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCES;
1aSz8r ALL THAT TWO AND HALF STORY
h!.E# WOODEN RESIDENCE, No. 43 Pitts treet, west
R@@ side few doors north Of Calhoun-street, con-
siiEsA tanning six square rooms, pantry, dressing
room, and piazza in the fronting south, With gas
and fixtures throughout all in complete order, and ad
mably arranged for the comfort and convenience Of
family desiring good residence In healthy portion OF
the city. On the premises is inexhausbe Artesap
well
The lot Is sufficiently large for all domestic purposes
measuring and containing In front FORTY FEET, and
in depth TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY FEET, be the
samo dimensions more or less.
AIso,
ALL THAT CONVENIENT TWO STORY WOODEN
RESIDENCE No. 302 east side Of Meeting street. few
doors north Of Coumbus.stre containing square
rooms piazza gas throughout and requisite outbuild
nRs, and well Of water the premises al In good
diton and repair, and requiring further improve
nent or outlay to make It comfortable being complete
in this respect and In healthy and pleasant location
The lot has front on Meeting. street Of THIRTY.
TWO FEET. and depth o! ONE HUNDRED And
FIVE FEET, be the same dimenaions more or less.
Condiuons-Haf cash; balance In one and two years.
eeCured by bond and mortgage interest payable annual
~. Purchasers to pay for papers.
March 10 fmuthl
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PRIVATE SALES.

Charleston Club House for Sale or. for Lease.
BY ALONZU j. WHITE d SON.
Will be sold or leased, for q term Of years. that ee-
CANT BRICK BUILDING, known as the CHARLESTON
CLUB HOUSE, situated on Meeting street, few doors
south Of the City Guard House. From its well known
location and arrangement Of the building, 1t is well
adapted for billiard saloon and restaurant For par
ticulars apply as above, at our office,
Two doors south Of Old Postofice.
Norcb ~ tuth2
A Fine Chance TO Purchase Church IN GOov
Condition, touh Large LOt.
BY BOWERS & SILCOX.
VIII be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and we'll located CHURCH in MoHis h
street between st. Philip and K1ngstreet9, on the
South side, called the Zions Evangelical Lutheran
Church. The building is forty-Ave t4S feet Wide 5y
ATTY i5o feet long with neat pews, one sidegaery and
front choirgaer ON brick pillars about three or three
and half feet high and wide portco IN onh a.ta sfe
i8O) feet wide by two hundred t2O0) feet deep.
This Church will be disposed Of on account OF to
union of the above congregation with the Protestan
Methodist now called the Wentworth Lutheran
CHURCH For further particulars apply as above, as
0AN No, 127 MEETINGSTREET,
Opposite the Market
February %
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Small Farm, sciM Daoeaing, on Edisto Island, at
Auction.
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS & co.
THIS DAY the 29th inst, ut II o'clock at our Real
Estate and Stock Exchange will be sold,
A-se A VALUABLE FARM, containing four acres,
FIlEB on Edisto Ialand, with good DWELLING.
~. a containing seven rooms, thereon, situated
about half mile from the Presbyterian church,
and directly the public road within mile OF the
steamboat landing The dwelling can be arranged in
monty ne stand for any business suited to the location
and the wants of the inhabitants In that vicinity.
Oonditions-Hsf cash; balance In one year, secured
by bond and mortgage interest payable semiannualy.
The dwelling be insured, policy assigned, and the
purchaser to pay for papers. March ~
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sau e~s os.ae nssas4 ssas gsassa A q e zsn aa

''AA Que queen, ssas4 asa srssa A7 r. zaal0n.
BY JOHN g. RIGGS & CO.
THIS DAY, the 2sth instant a. II O'Clock, at our
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will be aold,
Ianzaa. THAT SMALL AND VALUABLE LOT OF
Elt3 LAND, situate, lying and being on the north
HIT! side Of Queenstreet few doors west OF King
MWA street, measuring and containing In ffont on
Queen street. eighteen feet and In depth feet
be the same dimensons more or less This Lot s near
Kino atreet and would answer to build store small
residence on being well located and desirable for ts
size.
Condihons-Hak cash; balance In one year, secured
by bond and mortgage interest from day Of sale. The
purchaser TO pay for papers,
March 40 mwtnA
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q. q. TAX NOTICE.

q. q. TAX NOTICE.
TIHE UNITED STATES DIRECT.TAX OOMMlssION'
| ERS for the District Of South Carolina, hereb.
eiye notice that the Tax Res Of the following District
and Parishes In the State aforesaid, to witt Williams
bureh District Christ Church Parish, st. Georges DOR
chesterl Parish, st. Stephens Parish, and St James
be paid on the lands and lots therein for a1y dayi
from this date st their Office In the City Of Charleston
Bouth Carolina.
WILLIS DRUMMoND, 70 Carolina
Dated at Charleston s. O., this sxth day February
1866
ss- Office, No. ~ BRoAD-sTREET. rear Of Law Rsnsa
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