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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

DAVIS PAIN Killer attacked with dysc:ery and
it became very distressing used this medicine
corng 10 the directions, and cured in three days My
wife also attacked with pain in the stomach in
quence uf eating too soon after fit o sickness she was
evcd in few minutes after taking the medicine To use her
words, she said she felt the pain after she had
taken it, quick you could lump II dissolve
in cold My burnt badly the skin OF
applied the medicine Immediately, and II took the fire out
und healed the wound in less time than one heal
ed before. One Of my children fell chair and bruised
its head bad but the bruse dispersed by bath
ing this medicine. will mention Of its
derul effect in curing wound inflicted by my sons falling
Of doors and cutting himself badly the pain
relieved the wound healed by this medicine. In fact it
Is the best family medicine used for the Of colds
coughs and number Of other complaints incident to the hu
man family.
PERRY NJ PECKIIAM, Pail River.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

IT
Atmarket 1852 Catteabout 900 Beeyes and 1872 Stores,
consisting C Working Oxen Cows and one, two and three
years old.
PRIcgs-Dforket Beef Extra, 81 Copper cwt LIST quality
seas 25, 81 quality SIS 50 Sd quality, 50 ordinary, 81
Stores-workng oxen-s75, 100, $50 LIS per plir-but
little demand.
Cows and Calues-s3O, SO, 40, IS, so u 60.
Yearings-$l3 10. TwO Years Oid-s20 a rs.
Thrss Years Oid-$2S $32.
Sheen and Lambs 40 at market Prces-Inlots 5e
l u.s. 2 25a2 rs; extra and selections, 80 O0a3 80
Spine-G5O at market PriccsLye weight, sa5 lie per
ID; dressed 6a6 8-4c per III.
Hdrs--5c per ID. TdiiOW--6c PER Id.
Pehs-62 a 75c each. Calf SkiHs-9a loo per h.
There were the Boston and Maine Railroad,
al over the Boston and Lowell ~ the fchburg, and
name over the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep, Swine an
Horses OF the ~ the fchburg - were from sche-
nectady, loaded with hogs. ,-..-,,.---,,.,
but those of the lower grades sold with Indication OF
decline from last week Sheep Of rather poor quality,
but owing the short supply they soil at slight advne
from last quotations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
DEATHS,

In Marlboro, Nov 2, Mrs. MARY H.. wife of Nathaniel
Goodspced, aged ST.
In puney, the 18th inst, Mrs LUsEBA g, wife Of Isaac
urou ESQ., aged o. Mrs. a. had been invalid for many
years. Few have suffered much this She
hut notwithstanding her bodily nhrmy she attended and
managed her household affairs which unusually
Gus, with nronpness and efficiency. And such her
piety-so unobtrusve, and yet cvdcntthat with
sent all who knew her constrained to acknowledge her
Christian In the relations Of wife and mother she well
FULFILLED the conditions Of scripural requirement Many
minister Of the Gospel and missionary thu heather Is in
debed to her for Inequalities and moulding n
nuenccs that have measurably fitted them for their work.
But she has She died, sustained by thu hope which
she had 50 long cherished and leaves the rich inheritance Of
her example to her surviving friends. Cow.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
is 1T POLICY7

To use an old stove "one more year" and then
buy new for S2l, when you can get the same thing
now for Sl2! To suffer cold, smoke and burnt
bread some more year." when you may never live
to see the NEXT Crosby lover Cune & Brackets
STOREY is going out of business, and in few weeks
has sold onc-half of his large stock. Cook stoves
from So to SIS, which usually retail from Sl4 to
S2l, when these stoves are gone look out for high
prices Cash, good notes. and old iron, are lawful.
tender. Now is the time to save
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
Home Testimony in favor Of DIR. Graves
HyScian Alternative Syrup.

ToWNSHEND VT, JULY 10, 1857.
A. II. GATES COL feel 1t Il duty state the following
facts to the public troubled with the scrofa for
ty years During that time paid hundred dollars for
medical services aud various Kind Of medicines, hut
kind Of relief Two ago was advised to try Dr. Graves
Hyge1In Alternative Syrup. accordingly did try it. The
effect Of the first bottle encouraged me- took second bot
Of the SYRUP and experienced decided benefit from it,
continued several weeks, and strange may
seem, felt had wrought complete change in my system
1t d purified my blood regulated my digestive organs, and
totally cured Of the Scrofia. My disease has
returned TO this day would recommend this remedy
cry one troubled with impurity Of the blood.
Yours truly, QREN B0YNT0N.
A. H. GATES co PROPRIEToRs WOODSTOCK, VT.
II fgehts Burr, Foster Co, No. Cornhll Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp Boynton, Townshend Sawyer
Smith, Newfane Howe Sherman Wlllamsvillc y. d.
Perry, East Dover; j. @. Higgins Warsboroi Sawyer
Fits, West Townshend c. H. Pierce, Jamaica and by
Druggists generally. 29-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

AMHERST AND VIcINITY-1he Express
tells of Young man who got married at North
Amherst, list W, Elk. without. the payment VI Ell,
tier of those charges which are usually deemed
indi.I cnsable IN such occaslonS. lie got his Ger
tfcate of the town clerk on tick, telling him he
had unfortunately left his wallet at home, and
when the clergyman had pronounced the soler'.'
words OF his Office the assembling bridegroom
was greatly surprised to find that his pocket
book had been lost. At last accounts tie mar
lied pair were non est, and the clerk anil cler-
eyman noppiussed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MOTHERS,

AN OLD NURSE FOR CIIILDREN.-D0NT FAIL TO
procure Mrs Wslow Soothing Syrup for Children Teehing
1t has equal Earth. No mother who has tried
Mrs Wnslows Soothing Syrup for Children will consent
her child pass through the distressing and critical peri
od of teehng without the aid Of this invaluable preparation
II life and health be estimated by dollars and cents it is
worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs Wnslows soorHSG SYRUP,
sold every year In the United States 1t Is old and wei
tried rmedy Price only 25 bottle The genuine
ce has the fac simle Of Curtis Perkins, New York,
each outside wrapper. ls-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

PENNsYLvANiA.--Thc Phila lrlphia Press
cnumera'cs fifteen of the prominent Democratic
Journals Of Pennsy lvani, which oppose the Lee
compton movement and sustain the Kansas pol
icy of Messrs Douglas aud Walker. Nearly ev-
cry one Of those who follow the lc I'd Of the Pres
ldent condemn the action of the leaders in the
Lccomplon Convention and concur in saying
hat the entire Constitution ought to have been
submitted TO the popular vote
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

THE ADMINISTRATION IN EARNEST.

The prompt dismissal of Secretary Stanton
because Of his intrigues against the action Of the
J. coupon Convention, gives gratifying assur.
aura OF the Presidents determination to discharge
h luty to the country. IL he will only subject
W 1Ner 10 the same discipline, he will recover
Orpi inch OF ground which he has lost in the
South in consequence Of his dilacry and equvo-
cal policy. Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi
have demanded a reputation of the Kansas
usurpatons. The administration can hdrdy At.
JpiW 10 treat the sentiment of the Southern De-
mocracy with Indifference, and we have reason
10 expect that Walker will now suffer the fate
OF his less criminal Secretary. MIR. Buchanan
will discover tcmporizing policy to be the mot
haza -ous for while he vainly Offers overturcs of
reconciliation to Douglas, he will lose the conf
dence and support Of the South. Better Ene.
cipae the flight of the traitors by a fire in their
rear, and consolidate close alliance with the
e'erjduym Democracy otMe IdrehOlding STATES
In them he TW fnd The huest fdehty end The
strongest support FIR the Administration
The dismissal Of Stanton is not the only hedge
OF the Presidents firm reso ution 10 maintain his
position in the Kansas contr ,vcrsy. In pricdte
Conversation he detrdys remarkable uareserce
and emphasis IN dU0Ting determination 10 SuS-
tam The dcti0n Of the LecOmp'on Convention.
And, we have authentic intelligence that he is
supported by a majority of the Northern repre-
senaives in Congress. The democratic mem
bers from his own State are with him to man.
The Indiana delegation are also unanimously Of
the same opinion and it is said Pugh, with
large proportion of the Ohio representatives, will
stand hy the Administration We repeat, the
most vigorous is obviously the safest policy for
Mr.. Buchanan. If he exhibit the least indeci-
sion. he will be deserted by his Northern adj
herents, and be distrusted By his Southern allies.
If he wants fast and fearless friends, he can only
find Them in Ills part Of The country But he
cannot command their confidence, except By a
thorough support Of her interests They will
accept Walkers head as proper rcparation Tor
their wrongs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
MARRIAGES.

In Bennington, Dec, 18Th, by the Rev. c. H. nbohr T.
NJ ADAMS, Esq Of Marlboro aud Miss AMAHEfuE WHIT
NEY Of Wilmington.
In Deerhcd, Mass, Dec. IL by Rev. T. Moors, MEDAD
ALEXANDER, Esq, OF Mortified, and Mrs, LUCINDA a.
CHILDS, OF ID.
In sheburae Falls Mass Dec 49, by Rev. J. Fisher, j. D.
WHITNEY, Hsq, aud KATE A. rRATT.
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A CARD ToTuE LADIES. DIR.

"A pONCOS FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS
infllibe In removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing but have been used
by the Doctors for years both in France and America
with unparalleled In every and he urged by
many thousand ladies' who have used them, to make the
Pills Public for the alley ation of those suffering
Irregularities of whatever well as to prevent preg
nancy those LADIES whose health will permit in
family Pregnant fea those snpposng them
selves utoned against using these Pills while prcg
nant, the proprietor responsibility after the
above amonition, although their mdness would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills
mcnied Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price ST per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK General
Agent FIR Bra;tcboro VI Sold also by Druggists every
where.
" Ladies' by enclosing him sl00 tn Brateboeo Post
Office have the Pills sent conhdeally by return mail
Remember and ask for Dr. DHponc0s Golden Pills sigma
turc each box ly45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

When the heathest people need medicines the changes
diet Of weather. and hundreds Of other produce
axy thu system that needs correcting in other words
the liver becomes slightly derangcd and needs stinulaor
II all who find themselves in this situation will try Dr. SAN
FuRDs ISyGoRAroR they be o relief tes
ti its efficacy in curing Headache Indigestion Sour stom
ach and other ills common in "a family 1t acts, med
cine easier and better than dose Of pills ever swa
lowed, and is mild that the smallest infant take it,
(Sne ADVERTISEMENT 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health in a few
days. after many years Of great suffering is anNov
make known the Of Will send (r) the pre-
scription used Direct Rev JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No. ISL
Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y. 3mil
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
f,rI I,pR ATED EENAIE DIIIc

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unnp in the Of all those
painful and dangerous disorders TO which the female coustu
ton is subject 1t moerates all and all
structions, and speedy cure may be relied On.
is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price Dollar. bears tine Governmsu Stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfets
CAUTION.
These Ps should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnacy, az they are sure
TO bring Miscarriage but at euery other time and
euery other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, PaptOn Of the
heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain iron, calome anthony, anything
hurtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
GATET c. BALDWIN Coz
Rochester, n.
n. b. $100 and postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by mail
For sale by JOTEPlI CLARK, BrateborO, VI, o. =.
WOODS Bellows Falls, and by Druggists every in the
United States Fred H. Tmth Montpelier Vt wholesale agent
for the State. 30-ly
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(signed by LAURA J. ATIIERToN.
Dated at Rockingham, December II, 1887.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1t having been made 70 appear
- WiNpsoR = s. to me that the Aforesaid JOHN
L. ATIlErON resides without this stae1t Is hereby
dercd that he be summoned to appear and TO the fore
going libel at the term Of the Supreme Court to he held
at Ncwfane within and for the County Of Windham the
first Monday following the second Tuesday next after the
fourth Tuesday in January A. ~ 1855 by the publication Of
the substance u the foregoing libel together with this order
In the Vermont Phoenix, newspaper published and printed
at rattleloru IN said Wn1hau County, three successive
weeks the last publication 10 be least six weeks before said
term NJ said Court.
Dated Woodstock In the County VI Windsor the 14th day
Of December 4. u. 1867.
81 JAMES BARRETT Judge " the Supreme Court.
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uINsDALE BRIDGE CORPORA.

HINSDALE BRIDGE CORPORA
ton The propetors the Iinsdale Bridge Corpor
alton notified that their annual meeting will be holden
the house Of JOAN L. PntnaIu FOIL House in lIinsile
MONDAY the It'll DAY Of January 1855 at click r. "
act upon the following articles viz:
/. To hear and act the Treasurer's report.
2 To choose all the officers Of the Corporation for the
ensuing.
70 money BY the several shares
efray the existing debt Of the Corporations and authorize
the Treasurer sell the shares which
paid
To transact any other bushes, which legally come
hefirc them. T.. DICKINSON, CLERK.
IIinsdale, Dec It'll 1857. 3N50
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STATE or vERMoNr

NNDHAN COUNTY, =. ,.
To ,chom IL may concern Notice is hereby given that
LAURA j. ATTENTION. OF Rockingham, in said County Of
Wnhn, has preferred her libel for divorce the Supreme
Court oi the State Of Vermont, to h. held Newfane
within and for said Winlham County, setting forth in said H.
bel that 5e now aud ot the last past three years and
has been resident " the State Of Vermont witt Of said
Rockingham. That about the 22l day Of December
1915, at Ashburnham In the County Worcester and Com
nonweah NJ Massachusetts, she lawfully married
JOHN H. ATTENTION then Of Jarcy, New Hampshire hut
not resident " this State but believed he In the
State NJ Illinois, by W. Dunnan, minister " the Gospel ut
sail Ashburnam, aud that said John and Laura j. lived
together husband aud wife, and that the said Laura j. has
ut all times since said marriage, In all things kept the
agc covenant her part, hat that the said John H. wholly
regardless " the marriage Covenant dds about the 18th
day Of March, A. d. 1891, to wits said Fitchhrg In said
Worcester County, wmly desert the said Laura j refusing
ed and refused to live with her. but has from that time hthcr
Ia lived away and separate from her and has during ~
the time since said 25 day NJ March performed any u the
duties Of husband hut has been guilty Of wl dscrtion
from the said Laura for than three years last
And for the causes Aforesaid she pays that the bonds NJ mat
rmony between them may be dissolved and that bill Of Ill
vorce be granted to the said Laura J.
She further represents that she has infant child the le
gtmaruit NJ said marriage, aud she pray that the Court
will decree that she may have the and custody u said
child
She further represents that she has good to believe
and docs believe that the said John h. Is possessed in his
right " property, real and personal amount Of exceed
Ing 1--WE thousand dollars and she pays that amony may be
deCreed her by said Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
CT TATE OF YERM ONT.

- Il n I II u u IL VI U " I
~ WEsruysTER, \.
The Probate Cont for the District Of Wt,tninster;-To
all persons interested in the Estate IT MOSES FORBES late
Of Townshend misunderstanding; Whereas GILMAN
CHAMBERlIN administrator o said Estate has presented
his petition TO said Court representing that the personal e.
tate Is not sufficient to pay the debts AMI expenses " settling
said Estate and that sale Of part II the Real Estate is
necessary, and that part thereof he sold without in
jury to those interested In the remainder and hath for
license 70 sell the Youare therefore, notified that hear
ing will he had upon said Application the office Of the
Judge II said Court, in Townshcnd, in said District the
last Wednesday Of January d. 1858, when and where you
may be heard in the premises. d. Vs. DEAN, Register.
TOwnshend, Dec. l5;l 1857. 81
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Walkers Heal in a Charger.

The annexed article is rood specimen of
the manner in which Mr.. Buchanan is wheedleJ
little and dashed a good deal, by those vho
control him. They know how to coax, but it is
more natural TO them to use the whip, and they
know by experience, that Mr.. Buchanan will
bear il:
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DICTUREsM PICTUREsm
g. Il NJ ID FOR
EFT

The most superby illustrated Magazine published in
America. Is the December number OF the COSMOPOLITAN Arr
JOURNAL, containing srty Splendid Engraungs and
giving full particulars Of the benefits Of the Cosmopolitan
Association, fro dollars year single copies INV cents
Specimen copies viii be sent to all who wish to sub
scribe receipt Of Ave postage stamps, as cens)
See advertisement headed "riant PYospeeius in this
paper. Address q. l.. DERBY, Aetuary c. A. A.,
64S broadway, New York.
L. j. CARPENTER, Honorary Secretary Bratteboro 6Nis
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- + A e OF vERM ONT.
~ MARLBORO, 9. =.
The Probate Court for raid District To all whom it
concern GREETING -
You hereby rotihed that EMILY BOYDEN Guardian
ofALEXANDER y. BDYDEN, Of Guford in said District.
has made application IN writing this Court for license
sell the Shop, Mill and Water Power belonging her said
ward, situated In sai Guilforl, the ground such
sale will be beneficial to him and that this Court will de-
eide upo said application Mt the Session thereof to be held
the Probate Once Bratteboro in said District the
last Thursday Of December A. D. 1851 when and where ou
be heard in the premises, If You see 1T.
80 D. IlOLBROOK Register
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N O II I G F.

This certiHes that have given to my daughter MARY r.
LEE her time amer the 18th Of this month"; 70 contract and
transact business for herself and shall claim her
ings or be responsible for debts after this date
GEo. W. LEE.
Vernon, Dec 9Th, 1857. $3.50
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NJ O II L G l.

The subscriber wi attend to the selling Of Tickets for
passing Insdae Bridge for the year 1865 at the Toll
House. Thursday the 3st day of December. inst from
O'Clock A. NJ. till NJ. CHAs. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
Dec 7th 1867. 3w6O
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5 Pc CIAL NOTICE 5


SsTn W. fuwLE, fsq.,-Denr Sir Having been attacked
with HemhOnagc Of the Lungs, which len mt with trouble
cough and the usual debility consequent upon such
attack and having curSl myself by the Of Ws'ds BAL
Of wa cherry, feel it pleasure and duty tes
y its merits My general faith in patent medicines is
small hut for those who suffering under the pulmonary
attacks persuaded that the Balsan is excellent prep
lratiOn.
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PERRY NJ. PEcKHAM, Pail River.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-21
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE

NEW YonK, July 20. 1851.
Among the most significant signs Of the times n this
city Is the item extensively Published viz
Sno~ DraI~r's Lasr n Res.gn@saa.
NEw Yonx, July IL, 1851.
SIN hereby respectfully ask leave 10 resign my posi-
ton as commssioncr Of police for the Metropolitan dis
trict. Yours, respectfully,
S DRAPER
To his ExceIency Jonx A. Kpa Governor Of the State
Of New York.
1t tells wonderful amount in short and pithy sen
tenoe Black republican legislation is failure. All the
leaders Of the party feel that Draper has gone by the
board ms one heavy weight cndeavor sinking
ship, which must after the sacrifice 20 down The peo-
pie moving quietly, but effectively, and win sweep
the whole concern away forever.
The following is only Of many notices filing the
Journals OF the city and State:
..TnK TwKSrrsn WARD Mass MEETING on MoSDAY
NIom-Ihe citizens Of this ward win hold meeting ON
Monday evening 10 give expression of their views upon
the odous metropolitan measures which Row
creating anarchy and confusion in city and by which
.he entire community have been outraged Let there he
The Hon Elijah Ward Judge Suther-
land John Kelly, C. H. p,~- . D. piiase' 'ol's'
and indicates forciby that the are coming to
the rescue.
Citizens Of every party condemn the infamous black
republican legislation in reference to this city, and will
act up TO their honest convictions.
Among the distinguished arrivals within few days
past may be named the Hon James Guthrie late secre
tary Of the Treasury who is the guest Of Peter
Cooper, esq.
The council of this city have paid him every
attention. and individuals have wed with each other In
extending courtesy to the distinguished statesman.
The following article is clipped from the Brooklyn
Eagle Of Saturday and shows that neghboring city
Is not to be oatdone by in attention to the Rentucan
The common council Of this city have extended the
kaspitaiites Of the city 10 Hon Jates Guthrie late See
rotary Of the Treasury and rendered him the use OF the
governor for The reception Of his ffiends The
invitation has been Accepted and the reception win take
place Tuesday AT l0A o'clock.
This Is right Men like James Guthrie and Howell
Cobb who rgidy perform herduty while in Office keep
ing constantly in mind the interests of the nation should
Be- and long win be, 1t is hoped kindly remembered by
their countrymen when rchaheo, they out of Office
sse
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GENERAL JArKsoS's Con SsrTF-Box.Ihe committee Of
the common council 10 award the gold snubox 10 the
bayest New Yorker in the Mexican met again yester
day afternoon Up to that time Col Burnett and Capt
Fairchild of the first regiment Of volunteers, the
only claimants but yesterday VIM I. Hall, member
Of e second artillery Irregular put in claim upon the
ground II active participation in every battle under Gen
ea Scott rapid promotions and specified acts
Of bravery.
letter was read from Colonel Harvey, who recon-
msnded Chat the question be submitted to the ladies
Ncp York Pos.