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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08
IMPORTANT TO
OWNERS OF HORSES,

Willows CELEBRATED HEAVE CURE, which has been
~ used with such astonishing effect in France and England for
the last twenty years, is for the time made available
American citizens. Heretofore the disease called aves has been
regarded ncurabe maady and thousands have searched
their sorehouse OF facts and taxed their inventive genius in
find remedy for this affection The great dcsdeGtum has
last been attained DOws invaluable Heave Cure is universally
admitted to be pure specific this formidable disease and all
those who have tested its vue by fair trial. lavish endless
comlms upon its efficacy 1t only speedy for the
eaves but will also be found useful in the Gandes and given
will eXpe Bots and Worms 1t waented to thorough
the Cough in week. and will generally eradicate
the Heaves permanently in two weeks and produce fine glossy
appearance to the hair and improve every the condition
the horse Persons who valuable horses
minister it to them warranted be entirely free from
deerous ingredients and they should always keep
papers IF this powder hand be administered
the first symptoms the disease appear, which will be
slight cough and difficulty in breathing II he quite obvious
every person. that BY repeatedly driving horses through
they viii contract colds which If elected, viii
in the hUavcs
Give the powder trial, and it will recommend itself
CAUToNAs there several limitations and spurious articles
being put under the of "eave Cure, eave Powder
&C., be to ask for Dows eave Cure Be careful and
that you get it.
FORD and GRANT, Projectors,
% and "a Washington ST. Albany.
Also for sale by A. Mcclure "a State W. A. Wharton 3S
and 1888 BrOadWay r. C. RUSSELL 70 George RUSSELL 70
State st George Dexter 81 State G. Frothngham Broaway
A. F. Vandenburgh, Broadway and Hudson st D. Spring
Seed lydius and s. Pearl streets Burrows and Ntear 43
South Pearl ST. Charles Whitney No North Lansing opposite
Little Basin and by other druggists throughout the U.
For sale by S. X. Collins Montpelier VI. 70: ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08

For Bilious and IRamaory Ferers, Indigestion, Head
ache, Dyspepsia Ljver Complaint, COStpencSs Piles,
JnurdiGc ChoL;c, Pain, IN The Stomach and Side,
Heartburn, Perverted appetite, DiprhoG, Dysentery
Impure Blood, and all arrangements Of The Bilious
System.
TOR the named diseases these Pills have met with
appreciation, and matter Of fact they are the best article
kind now before the public.
Being perfectly safe, made Of materials that simple and nal-
rail- they may be tax hny time. The proprietor
pills in general mlder prompt safe and uni
ed Persons may and drink usual and if necessary, i'm
nadaely after taking them. small doses they alternative
and gently laxative but large doses actively catac clean
sing The whole almcntay canal from all putd irritating and te
cal matters producing healthy sCreons of the stomac liver
and the various organs of the body
Most nils being composed less Of drastic cahatcs
ant 10 operate arsh They ra the stomach and bowels to
such degree general poaton of the system experienced
accompanied with less These Pills being
wholly Of different Materials their simplicity and congenialty
TO the system suc and their combination being udcOls and
exact they operate with perfect and safety causing no gripping
bowels any other painful sensat on They evaCae the
amcntar thoroughly and blow strip of all morbid
and extraneOus matter. - -
TRY THEM AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR YOURSELF!
After taking doses if should be inclined not to like
them the box disable condition with the remainder of the
Pills and money will refunded the charge for the same
cancelled.
For sale this village by Messrs Redfed and Collins and to he
had the important stores in every village and town in the
State. 10, Onl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08
NOTICE.

IlOR SALE first TanerySad tan yard Is situated
good water privilege furnished with good buildings quite new,
first rate Mace for business, which be carried
ent which country would desire There good supply
of Stock the year handBak &c. Also house, Barn.
and out Buildings together with so of good and which w
or not just purchaser wishes Inquire this
December 81, isfT, 2,n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08

NEW York, June 10, 1S47.
DIR. NoNDERsM1TH-I have been subject to a cough
pain in the chest, difficulty of breathing etc, for many
years past About four months ago took severe cold
which settled on my lungs. was unable 10 attend 10
my business during the day. l would have dreadful
coughing spells, that thought it impossible for me
to survive unless got relief The excessive neht-sweats
had reduced my whole body to skeleton | expeclora-
ted white trothv mucous in fact should give the full
particulars of my case, it would be almost incredible.
was Recommended to try DR.. VONDERSAIlTH'S IN
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. con-
senteu when had used it about week. my cough
decreased considerable, which gave great hopes |
continued with the medicine according directions, and
the result has been that restored to health bless
ing had not enjoyed for years, unlathe present time
sincerely believe had not made use of Dr. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine, that would be moul]er-
ing in the silent grave. Therefore believe that am
doing nothing but what justice, in stating the above
facts, so that you may show it to all the afflicted who
may call upon you to administer to them / shall be
Pleased at any time to converse with the afflicted who
call upon me- Your grateful patient and friend,
JAMES B. HENDERSON, No. 7O3 Washington st
Sworn TO before me this 10Th day of June, l647
WA. V. BRADY, Mayor of the city ofNew York.
Principal Office SO Barclay st. N. Y. None genuine
unless signed with the written signature OF e. w.
VONDERSNITTH, NJ. D., and his name blown in the
glass of the Bottle.
For sale by
S. P. Redfeld ID State st. Montpelier, Vi
Theodore A. Peck, No, 6, Peck Row, Burlington, Vt
A. Robinson & Co. Burlington, VI SHY
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Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
cured
WHITE P1A1Ns, April 20, IS47.

WHITE PLAINS, April 20, IS47
This is to certify that have been afflicted for five years
with cough pain in the chest night sweats, difficulty
of breathing, etc, and also expectorated large guam
ty of frohy matter and blood, from which was re-
duced 10 perfect skeleton, my throat was very much
liberated had lunar caustic applied my throat twice
week, but received benefit | have used one hun
dred different kinds Of Patent Medicines recommend
ed by my best friends, but all to purpose friend
of mine, Mr. Wille, whose lungs has been affected for
two years past, cured by Dr. Vondersmth's Medi-
cine. He insisted upon my trying DR.. V. did so.--
After had used his medicine 10 days, | expectoraed
large quantities of yellow fed NATTER my chest expand
ed, and my difficulty in breathing subsidized persever-
ed with his medicine and the result has BEEN per-
fecty cured of all my sickness. l recommend every
consumptve to try Dr.V's medicine, am confident il
will cure you. Your sincere friend,
EDWARD C. THOMPSON
Sworn to before this 2lst day of April l847.
A. II. MICkI z Marnr nf 10 Ia. &c NJ. VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08

Swor to before me, this 2lst day of July, 1871
VIZ. V. BRADY, Mayor Of the city Of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

A VILE Imitation of my DIR. MARsHALL'S SNUFF, having
y been got up by H. c. Gdley Of Mddebury, abOut the be
ginning of 845 pamed upon the public, the genuine art
& by Misrepresentation in words ana by large ana snowy hand
publish hc following of Dr. Marshall, the pub
Lie nnnnsl the imnnsIlLnn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-08
EmfImatiOnOft tho EUngs,

worm to before me this 2lst day of April, l847.
II. MlCKLE, Mayor of the city of New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
AGRGGUl Il UR Al.
ran the BaliImlre American Farmer.
TIE AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS.

i"e liners aud Planters of our cnunry comprise
The great sjnniy of the people of the union-they pay
'r sj par, 81 Inc 'aNes to the support Of tho gov
shmeht a. al times, and in Time Of war contribute the
largest portion OF the raj ed for the defence Of IN.
cmnty,-and yet they are the neglected, if moi
the only neglected, class in The community. Cavern.
men' sppoprlaies literally Tor the supper. Of the inter
ess OF Connerce-suppors large NAVY at a heavy
expense for is protection n distant seas-ste has naval
schools 70 'ssn our naval ofcers--government main
aims an Uny and Academy f,r the education VI i.
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JOHN STALEY, Agent.
SOP ESa;SE AIRED.
July l0-w4y.

Is IN d ifom The subscriber. the 23nl day Of
sam, ',ln aS'' two Negro Men. hired Of JOHN II. Jo
ss", nip'a'ioN one the property OF the Esare Old
ahm, 55 ato "a dark mulatioe. called sam Lewis,
iler ,,I's 3D. feet inches high, and ston'. TIE
"o'7 wears DID, slender form, dark br ,Hn COIL
H.. '," ao', ieet, inches high called john Dudry,
'"5 property fSaid Johns ~
, "o"sn', from circumstances, that they may be a
." '"'n'Iile, Curdsyille,or DanviIle have been in
"A '"'' 'hey have a certificate over the signature ii
o. D'na, Alf. Dunn Of course is not suspected Of
"funs ~ auhorising any person 10 hire them.
|u pay Tie above reward for lhenl half Tor elihe
@ u 'plo delivered to me at Guard Lock, No i. SEC,
IT, :, uF'>'7n oi The James River aad ka1awha Canal
'1'''u county, ab9u. miles above lynchburg,
-, J. VI SPILLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
Ia IfsurD Sie1eaH

iau are hereby notified that, tie 2sth Of August,
ISIS al Lac STORE hunseaf Thomas Pinkatj, Franklin
county, Virginia between ii-e aud sun SET shall
nnee,d io lake the dcpistons 4 William Hun. and
others 10 lie read evidence IN suit depending In
Fr,nL la, ,.,urty Court uhcr.in am Plaintiff aud YOU
ar, Defendant shuuld The taking of the said depisl.
tl,,s hn n Il completed that day, the taking thereof
vii De continued from day h day. a, the place aforesaid,
TIL fal-hrd THOMAS fiNkAhD.
july l3-t2SA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
MACK WARE
Cotton and NNOiien Iianufac,orv

Ky HE subscriber takes this method 10 lnlirn M.
4 public IN general that he Will be ready. be- ,ba I'm.
May. Ia receive wool tor Tie purpose Of
.ian1det"r'"g Il 'nto Jems ofrnroas qualfes
suitable for Negro Clohng, and as soon as he can fI,
nS3 himself WIN supply Of cloh h, will IL, ready +,
eAchanE' cloth Tor WOOL lie pledges himself Ia make
h'S prices Are1nm dating and should any prefer Ia nav
lhrl bills lor weaving, exchanging for Goods IN Wal
me hlSh'St price VIII be allowed for the same
he subscriber feels confident. from his experience in
the business, that he will he able furnish the coa
mly wlth such Goods they may want. and respert.
ld'y insists upon the public giving his Goods an exan
nation, as soon as he may get under way
JAS. ). CRENDSON, Ag't l.. NJ Ca
~ ID will be prepared at the same time to Ca I'd
WON IN Common Rolls and better article OF Rolls las
never been carded than such he will turn OUT and al
very reasonable prices.
Do not forget to hiring your WOOL and if any injury
is dmeln carllng the Dol will be taken of your hand,
at 30 cents per ID.
Machinery all new, and of the most approved mar
thern manutacinrc. j. sc
April i3-tf
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Eclectic Medical lHGrHi:iry,
PETERSBURG. W

RE prepared receive and treat all persons af ted
A with GrOuc ahd supposed actIdJ forms q Disease
The treatment tAef adopt strictly Eciccc. Rejecting all
poisonous aud injurious remedies, they administer internally
id rgetib remedies and, when necessary, and the
requiring they snc portions Of the Hydropatc Iracfee
they deem essential Mild vegetable remedies, the ann,
Vapo shower aud other baths with rc; dieting will relieve
almost givcn gfm OF Chronic disease.
In Dypepsia especially, they feel warranted in stating,
they III almost every matter what
form how long stadngu from faro to siN months. They
refer gentlemen TOD the highest standing every
ton al the Stall, elrsnia) who sill take pleasure in
ulYine ia their sueetss.
TERMS board and Medical attendance from S To SIS
per week Medicines extra charge
y. B.-ihey VIII give reasonable prices for Negroes a
lteted with Chronic Disease when not too old.
Address kIsNW GRITTY Y PRICE,
I. j. kESwpRrHY, VI. u. Petersburg, Va.
IL. NJ. PmCE, NJ. ID. August l9-wl2m
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III ChdncGy.
IHOOL [ .lRULNG

'HNlE subscriber, late of the County Of B1te'our,
Mr William lildf,rd, at F.lk Greek brl1e. on IN.
Forest Forest Rad in Bedford County and informs Tie
poh'c mat the machine is now in complete order,
.un 'oal ne Is prepared 10 CARD ROLLS with
1ta,ess and despach Persons leaving lheir wool, as
,a, 'y pas on To lyuchburg, can gel them on their
- ne Won must be we'll cleaned aud creased.
Or one poad Of grease furnished for every 10 pounds
llr JOHN STALEY, Agent
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B O 4 |, d
ISAAC IRVINE HIrF.
e.. e.. Zee,

tTII1IuN DI.sF II T,
& AFFC T. on the cross Street leading from Main St
~ iohe Washington Hotel, aud opposite the Pos
ofl there he Is prepared odo all operations in Den
tisiry
Der1-wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
Two Tracts Of Land.

~ 80 <,rI l.rk of t;o,s, Creek lbning each 9th
=, and containing abIut9i7 ACRES. This Is a. y,inabie
land ny in Belirl. About Of 500 acres 81 1t !. hf't
rat. J.l,, laal ana ab1n l01 acres i'm Meadow land
am red ad tn balance Imbered lhi, land he
within Or , niies of lynchbtg aud salem lutnlNe
rad MI Ba5ri'. Gap api adjoining the Lands Gi AT"
~ II,.,. rIg,.s NJ ! ,ae. Pi,,'l Bui,rd and others
IL Land lie. vii wi wdtered has On ea"'I'i'e
DIV EI..lNC iIDu 81 aud ofhef OF f!lOU 81, ana Is
believed >, tn anicr-i4ne TO desirable land as any
IN the tiy ol Bedford 1, runs up under the Blue kse
Mountain, and has valuable range stock. Ms" AT
and place, will be- sold another Ir1rtoi ahd con
tanning 30 NGHfS living Ors Knob the Nntt.edsl
side ol porer.s Mo nlan. about mile from thu SAID
Turnpike Tins fresh mIunain land and valuable if the
cultivation Of Tobacco Also, the time and place,
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LANDS LN4PPOMlTr0N ron S.iLE.


~ virtue of deed ofruSt. from T. II. VIII ans II
~ To US made The 9th oi O.,pheI : H. and II irrId
IN Tue ",eo the courts oi Charlotte, Campbell aud APP
plmalioN aud pursuant Two orders ol The Nup'n#r
teuri {" chanccrH lor the edmond circuit ,ule IN the
SUIT OF ilnt, Ne. Wof>ham. e.. on the lIh Of
March, lsi6, and On ofJUly ISL, W. saalI IN Saur
day, the twenty nulh day ct 1aly, ISIS. at Twelve
oe,tcN, IN The town OF iarmS IN from Vt the Eagle
liorI, proceed 10 seat puotaaclloo, certain trc,s II
land. which, at The date the sad deed. were IN the
cogalle, Of Charlotte aaj GmuibeR,Jul mostly In Canp
btH,fnd which Is stated h toDr Ia 4. pom ttor To
VII: ; tracts containing
ONE 70) AND ANOTHER j63 ACRES
more or each OF which l,inore particularly des
crned IN deed u the 2llh of \ pvember ls33 from
Edtrdfd y ofShua administrator with the WI. aan eNed
OF L " lila n,In, decd. Il f.. II. Williamson Of re-
cord IN the oi'e Of Campbn county court. The sale
WI be I'r cash as 10 fourth Of The purchase money
and as to the residue upon credit Of SIN and twelve
months, in equal ms anentS bearing interest from the
day of SAL. decd of lrus will be taken GA the pro-
perry 10 secure the credit inSalueHtS.
II, at the lime app1n.ed Tor the sale, the weather
should be such As IN opinion 10 make improper II
sell. the sale viii be adoaraed from tine II tiue until i,
shall be completed.
CONWAY ROBINSON
WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND,
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POETIC. AL.
MARTIN fARQUHAR UPPER.
BROTHER JO.NlTL2.N.

ifaA l'Af iilttH aiAA Ntlis
A gre, hound ever on he start
To run fr honor still.
And shrewd 10 scheme a likely plan,
And stout 10 see it done;
tell yau, brother Jonathan.
That you and are ole.
There may be jeaousies anl strife.
For men have selfish ends.
But petit, qpaues ginger life
Aud help to sea-ou friends:
AID pund,,s who VIII solemn scan
Judge humans most arighi,
Decide it. iesiy jonathan.
Thai brothers always Gshi
Two nsds'ne sparrpvs IN one lcst.
WI chrp about werm;
t." paw should cagIeis meekly rest,
I#e# if,aef he s'orm
N ru,lled riaiofs I'm
t. tr Ia, SIDE.
L.kesaa ..i e, ny jonathan.
H. GO l11e aal pride.
"'' 95F. as 0'''" "''i-i.s 'p s''"'
AID ~ 81 "feasaier~.
The strains Your heart slnags 'hnll,
Aad III h} both "afs
And - hieus # You can,
fsr 'fe proud q A''--
We IT, "a. brother lnalhea.
AM la'@ee Doodle too
-,
'"''' mummy ''''1 ! "' >o'' '''''
NJ s'''se ai'' f'"' "es'''
u h'set im'aee sfr"gi
ST. hrr though away You ran.
A. amt hes VIII d.,
N'i rue Il Is, Y"ua2 Jor'h1n,
Ms ihhr0s ia.bcred You.
IN "i--1 WIS tit i''s az
2''7ls.f' wen. MN NINE
E. lands roYal hue.
~ tpr5ur to A.,, q zen Aaao,
SHIN mighty Brs.,
A and |. o,od jonathan.
ann, fbc,, ,i.co ,ar,s
To,lhsr b,ib. our. n, ara.
Am,ep her..,,s fa,,i,4
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Thcrs liy,1 man .,,oo,fn.ro
liz, 49,, ,.,,,. A..
The globe i, all h,,ooo.
hUu u we ClalH Nllh ~ Nn4 Gan,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
FIVE SEE.IRS.

FINE SEG.iRS.
FENllE subscriber oilers for sale stock Of the finest
Segnrs. he has ever had the pleasure OF offering IN
tins krt. They consist Of Regalia Caycedoes Prn
cpl. SILVA Colorado, Sc s.. Those in want Of real
good smoke are invited 10 call.
JOHN II. SEAl, Druggist.
June lq-tslf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
SHELTON s HATCHER

III ANlNG determined 10 discontinue thcir present
busucs@, ol'1 then entire Stock of Goods AT cost .
'lhsr Ia want nl Goods then hnc will do well L.
give thrm call. ii, they determined to sell ANY
one Wlshaa IT, engage II The
HIT.AND SHOE 81 'SLNENS.
would do will mime the Stock ms they isn,sed
Ia sell gt,aD banao They have many desirable goods
such as hnr II Us aud BOOTS Als,, a lev fine
Sill / UMBRELLAS lor grullemen We particularly
invite the a0culaaol those Wl1 wish 10 bay 10 sell a.
gata.
Iuly T. La
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

N5iNGlSlA At rules held the Clicks Oiiioc the
Circuit superior court OF Law and Chaucery, Tor Bed
lord county, the 3rd day Of July, 1915:
James Lancaster Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
OLD WliISkEA

OLD WHISkEA.
> = BBLS superior old hskcy landing and or safely
')eJ NJ DANIEL. \ LEE.
Apfl LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27
against

lord county, Inc 5rI day oi july, 1913
James Lancaster Plaintiff,
against
Pleasant Preston and Thomas S cfwirh Merchants and
Parlncrs trading uad,r the sty. and finn Preston = Lett
nich, and James Anthony Defendants,
In ChacGy.
The Defendant, James Anthony having entered his APP
paiance and civ security, according thy Act 81 Assem-
by aud the rules OF this Court and 1t appei by atisac-
tory evidence that he nahit Of this Common
wealth ordered that the sad james Anhony do APP
pear before the Judge said tilcu SUI eIor Count
Law AMI thdncery, for Bedford county, rules 10 he he.
IN the tlts Office thereof the first Monday in October
next aud answer Lc ill Of the Plaintiff and that this order
be inserted IN some newspaper published in the town Of
ynchonS Tor two months success ely, and posted the
trnt dor OF the Court House this some Cout
day. A Copv-res,o
July l3-w2m JOS. WILSON Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

instances OF Misrepresentation and un1stable attack we
may aude TO but a single instance in which false
charge was persisted ill., after there official de-
NAL Of lis truth Unable deny that Gen. Cas- had
received allowances over and above his salary
established BY law, during period Of thirteen years the
Union boldly asserted that Gen. Taylor had received. in
ike manner during his military service upwards Of sew
enty thousand dollars and attempted support the charge
by publication Of all the Of Gen. Taylor file
in lie War Department The compensation Of an officer
OF tie army consists OF his monthly pay proper stated
number Of railons and certain allowances FIR pay Of ser
van servants clothing, forage for horses. quarters Sc
every lem Of which is specified Ly law Every thing
but the montfypay was put down as ''exra allowances"
Il was sught 70 rebuff the charge against Gen Cas- Of
having received a very large in the shape of allow
ancesor extra services, by proving that General Taylor
had received Sill larger Of extra allowances
is no breach Of c1ar y say that The knew the
statement was false when he madeit. There is no anal
ogy between thecases. Gen. Taylor never received
cent Of extra allowance He received one dollar
more pay than every other officer Of his rank He new
er received dollar which he not entitled BY The
act Of Congress. fixing The pay Of the army. VIII any
man. who prelends regard VIVA, he says firm this of
Gen Cass. whose extras exceeded those allowed to all
from The beginning OF The Government Gen TAYLOR made
out his accounevey months whieh promptly paid
by the paymaster, without referring 10 the Auditor or
Secretary. and the archives of the War Office might be
searched in vain for claim preferred by him for com
peDsaun for any extra service perormed How stands
the with Gen. Cas- He drew his stated salary
of $500 regularv-and, from time time during lhir
teen years, under successive Illustrations Gener-
al wa. warm friend of Messrs Clay and Adams pre-
scented in broken discs claims for extra services amount
ing 10 t64 900. The last item was allowed when he
himself, was Secretary Of War. He did not sign he or
der 10 allow the caim-that would have been too bare
faced-bu he certified to its correctness and wen, 10
Michigan visit, during which Mr.. Rob5, the chic
clerk .Ar,ng Secretary Of " arr passed the item
The Union. as we have said, has never retracted the
charge against General Taylor. 1t has never published
the ofical letter If Adjn,ant General jones' which gave
the charge flat contradiction and yet saws it has new
abused Gen. Taylor We admit il has never applied
to him the terms il lavisled upon another military hero
Ito whom it aeI wards made amends BY becoming his
mCst serylle tool and panpgytist.