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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-04-04
VHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE CO..
OF the City Of New York.
Cash Capital, s2OO.OOOI

Cash CAPITAL S2oO.OOOI
WIT III i \ X g T. S u II y l. u S.
This Company Insures Buildings Merchandise, Household
Furniture, and Personal Property generally against Loss
Damage by Fire. JOSIAH w. BAKER, President.
WIN. JAFFRAY, scc'y. JOHN BODINE Vice President.
d ECTORS.
]. W. Baker, 7. p Schoals, Geo W. Patt r. Lawrence,
j. l.. Everi, Thos Gardiner Geo G. Peters John Bedtime,
II NJ Wells Elwd Schel, =. T.. Furnald, VIM. H. Arthur,
Chas. L. Nue Jas H. leroy, VIM. n Livingston T. " Bee
be- Geo. p. Fitch D. A. wood, j. c. Whitney r. s. BENEDICT
r. VI. Mayhem +. A. Palmer, VI. Y. Bum, Jos Rogers d.
Jacobus, A. Mills, NJ Kane, VIM. Cunning, j. c. baldwin,
T. Quick, Mahon Apgar, A. Van Barc M John lomar
q. Van Nostrand, Brush Knapp, NJ H. Duckworth, l.. IT,
Lockwood, J. s. Harris, Matthew Kelley, H. Bcndeston Mi
Chael Gbney, Arch eukcn, John H. Emery Oscar Varet
Jas. Peacock. j. j. SOARING. surveyor.
I. H. FESSENDEN, Agent, Brattleboro, Vt
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ pany Of the United States.
The subscriber having been appointed gent for this well
abshed Company will effect Insurance any amount not
exceeding 10000 on one risk. r. II. fESSBNDEN.
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Jan. l, 1856.

TNTNA FIRE INSURAN CE
III Company. Capital $500. 600 Applications receive
ed for insurance in this Companyone Of the Oldest in the
Union. =. II. FESSENDEN.
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To TIE INPOTENT AND DEBIIITATED.
SpcrmntOrrhGn, or Seminal Weakness,

NPUTIHHIOrFhUU, OF SC III lnnI W K nCaH, I
divide into three stages;-
ls NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eclectic Life Drops will
cure in very short time, without failure.
ID DAILY DISCHARGES. There Of this than
The world Is aware Of Some Of the symptoms high
cnored and scany excavations from the bladder with
smarting sensation atenirg it, sometimes with urh se-
iment, and at others mElke appearance. have anal
yzed many specimens Of this nature and in all
found traces Of Semen and Ahumen which us sure to pro-
due death Consumption, unless it is checked by medical
treatment.
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3D. Loss oF MUSCULAR PowER. Such may te cut d
by similar means If the patient be in otherwise totrabe
health.
Best French Prevcntatyes at low prices.
See my advertisement in the boston II, raid and YOU can
learn a more full desert Uon Of such cases.
Address c. H. SHOLES NJ. D. l27 Court Street Boston
Boston, May % 1850 -ly22
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DIR. MARSHALL's
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF!

HIIlS SNUFF HAS THOROUGHLY PROVED IT.
IL self to he the hest article known for curing the Ca
arrh Cold In the Head and the Headache II has been found
an excellent remedy in of Sore Eyes Deafness
has been removed by and Hearing has often been greatly
improved by its Ipurges all obstr ctons, strength
the Glands and gives healthy action to the parts affected
1t recommended by the best and used
with great and satisfaction everywhere More than
twenty-five years experience has proved Its great yalue and
at this moment it stands higher than ever before.
large number Of the respectable Druggists in Boston
and New York, in n certificate signed by them in 1851,
Thc undersigned having for many been acquainted
with Dr. Marshals Catarrh and Headache Snuff and sold IL
In wholesale trade cecry state that believe be
eua in y To the recommendation given for the
Of Catarrhal Affections and that il is decidedly the
article have known for all the diseases
the head
Beware of ountorfeits "A fac smile Of the sigma
ture of the Proprietor CHARLES BOWEN Is every
tie Sold in Bratteboro by N THORN and by Druggists
eyerywhcrc.-lyeopt47
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NIGTLY DISSIPATION.

Persons who from dissipating much night and
feel the evil effects of poisonous liquors. in yoc headaches,
sickness Of stomach weakness, giddiness &c will find
dose will remove all bad feelings.
Ladies Of weak and scky constitutions should take the
Inyisorang Spirit three times days it will make them
strong healthy and happy all distractions and ir
reguares from the menstrual and restore the bloom
Of health and beauty to the carcworn face During prgnan
cy it will he found invaluable medicine to dsa
greeae sensations the stomach All the proprietor asks
is trial. and TO induce this he has put up the SvGoRArISG
SriRiT in pint bottles so cts quarts 81 NJ s. BUEk Co..
Boston, General Agent For sale in ratteboro by OsEPH
CLARK and l. N THORN, and by dealers generally every
where
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER. JUST
I received large invoice Of crystal Spring, Empire,
T, "r Waite Rags at the Bratteboro Book Store, by
Jan. l, lS6l-l sfkEN
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DLANK ROCKS. JUST RECEIVED 4
,.NNiN - = ,IrnIUM DENY aud car BLANK
iooNS '"' sA'o '''' wv j. STEIN.
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,s5sss555lss57sa SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

1s5ssa5diiy755-a SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO
1:i..i3.is ssis9rICE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-@-1---s-A- On and after MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,
1860, TRAINS willrun ms follows;
SOUTH-The MORNING TRAfS will leave Windsor at
615 A. NJ Connecting with trains from Montreal and Og
densburgh Carcmon at 6; A. and CharcsOwn 7.1S A.
NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Lowell Worcester and with VT Valley Railroad for
Springfield, arriving at New York, 4;45 p NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at Il 50, PM. Tor
arrival Of Trains from Montreal Ogensbugh, Barton
Littlcton) Caremont at l;l6 and Charlestown at T..
NJ; connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
Boston, Worcester &C. also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfol &C. arriving at New York; at lilo r. NJ
and with Rutland end Burlington Railroad.
NORTH-The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at
1920, Charles town at l244, and Cnremont at 1lG r. Nj
connecting Mt Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for
Montpelier burlington, R0uses Point Montreal. Ogdcns-
burg &c, and NJ White River Junction with passumpsic
Railroad for Wells River, Lteton, ST. Johnsbury, Barton
and the White Mountains.
The EVENING TRAIN wllcave Bellows Falls at 5.45, ION
arrival of trains from Boston and New York; Charostown
g:13, and Claremon at $40 =. NJ Sonnectnp Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burlington
Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh. &c.
EDWARD MPSON, Supt.
Chnrlestown, y. H., Dee 10, 1860
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WHAT IT WILL DO.

DusE-One wine glass full often is necessary. One
dose will all Bad Spirits dose will Heart
burn. Three doses will Indigestion. Oc dose will give
you Good Appetite One dose will stop the dtres and
dsaeeabe Of Wind Fatuence, and the stomach
receives the lnygoratng Spirit, the distressing load and all
painful feelings will be rcmpved One dose will the
distressing pains Of Collie, and in the stomach bow
els few doses will all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder Urinary Organs Persons seriously aic
ed with any Kidney Complaints assured speedy relief by
dose two, and radical by the of two
bottles.
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DRS. hill THOMPSON will continue their usual mod
crate charges, In medical or dental treatment ,,
10 ~ 49, ' '' "'"'' ~ Iyi7
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Hciddchf DFOHSihfSS n idHfy tOmpfdtHtS
Li,U SPIRITS, Deiirium TrCmcHS, iHtoHperdncc.
II STMuLATEs, EXHLARArEs, INyIGoRArEs But WILL
ISroXcArE OR STUPEFY.
4 S \ MEDICINE it is quick and efiectual,
curing the most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complaints AMI all other arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels in speedy manner.
II will instantly revive the clanchoy and dropping
Spirits AMI restore the weak and scky to health
siren tn and vigur
Persons who, the inu1cous Of liquors, have be-
detected aud their nervous systems shattered, cou
tuon broken down. ant subject that horrible to
humanity, the DELmUM TREMESs will, almost Immediately,
feel the happy and healthy nyigoratng efficacy Of Dr. HAMS
Invigorating Spirit.
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r55:s55.5szs5ss VERMONT VALLEY RAIL


sss.if ;s-iss-.fkOAp. On and after MONDAY Non lt,
s--s--2A-lS59, TRAINS will run ~ follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for Brateboro, 90 A. Vi. and 80
NJ Returning leave Bra,boro for Believe Falls 10 10 A.
aul 80 +. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
$40 A. NJ. Brattleboro = So f. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route South wit
the VT Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroad
to Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct
New ork. On the North with the Rutland Burlngton,Su
lan, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communicable
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady SJohnsbury and
White Mountains, Burlington and Rouse Point Ogcnburgh
AMI Montreal. NJ. SLOAT Superintendent.
Vt. Valley Il. Il. Office, Nov. 18th, 1859
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55=-a5 ~ iss55s, CHEsHIRE RAILROAD. :

Ia57ga5 mo- izs555. & III ESHiRE RAILROAD. sum
-'si -s.; sner Arrang, mcnt TN and after MONDAY,
-sZ-ZL:April lG, loGO, Trains will run as T flows.
MOVING EAST-L,ave
Bellows Falls at $50 4. VI. and 2lO r. Nj keene at 40
A. VI. AMI $50 =. M-and arrive Fchburg II 90 NJ
aud 5l5 p. Mi Boston at $50 and 80 T. Nj Worcester
. 90 and 100 T.. VI.
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Boston at 3O and HOO A. VI; Fitchlurg at IS A. NJ,
aud 100 p. NJ koeuc, ll3O A. NJ, and $40 f. M-and
rive Bellows Falls at L. 25 and 40 r. Nj Windsor 20
nul 30 p MI Rutland, j 90 and 500 p. Mi Burlington,
Geo +. N.
TRIMS Connect as foHows
Up Train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND x Bj Il
MNGTuN RAILROAD, fer Rutland, burlington, Montreal,
ogensbursh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs, Schenectady
and the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River junction, Burlington Oslcnsburuh. Montreal, St
Iohr shury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL PASSU MPSIC, and
VERMONT n CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make Iii
connection via VT CENTRAL r. H. fer all points north
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitchburg
with Trains Of Fichhurg Worcester Il. X. for Worcester,
Norwich, Providence aud New York City.
And Gruton junction with trains stcr Nashua
II. H. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Brook II. II. for Lowell, Lawrence, sc.
Tickets for all points West may he secured at any
ton Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked
through to Buffalo Suspension Bridge.
r.. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
supcrintcndents ohce, Keene, April 10, 1860.
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WHAT WILL THEY GET UP NExr9'

4 large stock Of PoRTMoNNAIEs, PURSES, LEATHER
BAGS, &c, &c can be found at Low price
At Z. j. CARPENTERS.
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suaaesus ltsuu. :


THE BnIIIsH PREss spsaks Of Mr.. ApAl(A
the new American Minister, In 4 very oonpa-
msntary manner.
A PoPuLAn FALLAcY.-To taks glass e
soda or toddy or sangarss Or mini dreps ON =
summsr day undsf the bslisf that Il y safr
and better than glass Of cold wstsr. sga
EoHk OF THE OLD JswRIs, antiques &c. :
that were stolen from the UGxzi galWy y
rorsncs some time sinca, have been reoovsg-
ID. They were buried and = hen sosaeshlaI
the ground away ied TO thsir detscticnsisl
ABuXoLAR sRoKE pans of glasA end slaSn-
ed the faInily Of @. G. McCLulD, at s., LesiR
at 0 o'clock, on Sunday morning. Mr.. No
CLUnE seized gun, charged with ball GnA
suskshot, and arsd st the refreshing thiae the
burglar was found In grove near, during ~
day, mentally wounded. .-s'h 40
SEsAroR DouaIAs was ipiNstsd - rfss
Mason June 8, 1870 passed TO the degres e
fellow Craft on the 24th, and We fazssA U
the sublinas degree q Master waAon fea ~
10th Of the sasns month~ Re ves eA@a
0rsrd Orator Of Tie Grsnd Lodgs q u sn1
am ual coDmun.csticn In 1840, srA VS. ~
aIst Grand Orator ever ehossn ~ ths s0ssnd
Lodge d Illinois, ..n. ,.ss,,,AG AzA
TIE FAlnEls or s6AlHN .Cog.rrt Nsv
Jsresy, are AZ this msxaspt md naknf " Y
l rsiss cottsn--nO great nanssr o. 80 -.
1 sill 70 rsiss cotton. - ths ossn..9eeo
Il on ths HvyclutiouI ~ thst region 81 ~ J~.
~ ni5ssI ~. ! Dslswass Cd No.
M ~, ssns. Io ,oue thsn eenDk1nm4Y =
aSauidity, tleSgh tsv w .sew 8 , +
| thst rsSies grsw csttsA ssouGh fW ~ ~
Wenls-zttosNs.
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4
n fSadDa 7s.ts dths sts uls.. szpr.ssss
sfsas snxjstylsss HAsiAsd b ssssI blu.dsr,
shsald bsscns isvslvsd h u. .Anwhsa sivil
go. II ~ ,-"Ws have nsrchAnss nl
shipewnrs sAarpiy aliS 70 IL Ioppsrsanitias
81 turning any slfcumstases 70 advantass
end rssdy % tsss svUy polst IN tls law q
blceksds." II tails the nsrchants snA ship-
ownsrs, hswsvsr, tAat sAses i 10 veil defined
Law Il fb,DckadA bat That tAs English ruls Of
hvesin9 tis noss liberal intsEprstatien Of the
risAts d bslligsssat powWS--a England has
always bssn bsligsrsat-mu nov operate 70
~ disadvantass - ss~tsal In the conflict
bstwssa ~ Ncrth and the s,uth. Shs ID
prsvsntsd, By hss own practices, from intsrs.r.
ing with ths blockade Of the ports os tAs rsbsl
States By the Unitsd States Govsrnnent, no
matter whsth~ the bloskads ID efficient or In
efacisnt. Ths nms says; .
We shall b bou.A BY our own decisions
which viii tell against our own iaSsresA %
nsutrals, and We shall have 70 subAit TO the
ruise OF maritime public law, which will very
much tncrsase ths evils W must necessarily
endure mon Ne blockads, however insficient,
q q tns oosst which Y 70 ~ % imP9taat both
We sshould have no right to complain Of this
ne!e 'oevs reditS o.y code Of mw,tims lay.
Bat AsrsS No ssch tsno. d We were at war
tomorrow, wsshould have no chance Of snforo-
ing against the neutral nations the rulss to
vhich We ourselves are about to submit.
Now, while u is yst elm, u d, ws tAink,
ths duty Of the govsnnsats Of Europs to cons
jsss md 70 ssrss 70 propositions which sHsii
fern q real publio lsv. We am eor thu 6,st
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Tho real value Of mounted soldiers in an
army Is little understood. General Scorr's
opinion Of the armed horssmau has not been
hastily formed 1t Is drawn fsom long expert
enes, acute observation, aud IL fortified BY the
opinions d such men % NApoLxoN l., marc.
LEON ILL.,, Marshal SouLB, Sir WILLIAM Ma
PIKR aud Marshal McMAHoN. II AMOUNTS
simply to this--thst, while Q certain small pre-.
portion of mounted troops Ii almost indispsn.
sable in . canpaign, cavalry arc the least use-
ful, the most troublssoms, the hardest TO man
age, and the most expansive part Of an army.
Ths United States regular service has no Y
maximum Of 1000 mour tod msn; over one
Thousand not mounted and neatly two thou
sand nix hundred badly mounted. or the reg
ula,s even, ons half are nov mounted on un-
trained s,seds, which are unmsnagsabls and
dangerous in line Of battle. ~
When mounted soldiers msst eaeh other In
The ffay, - they Do In nearly all modsrn an
gagements, their power u gone. Tbs fighting
Y confined 70 the fsv companies In front. Re-
work In lins. A an outsids contingent they
are good and We havs suffc cisnt supply for
this. All modern battles establish the sbsux.
dity Of putting cavalry against cavalry. Ma,
PoIAoN u sboout TO lesson his mounted msu
BY thirtssa thousand, and the Duke Of TstuAn
(Marshsl 0DosSnLL) has made Artillsrists Of
hh BEST thrss cavalry corps. One thousand
ness a one thousand hornemsn. Xhcn a
troopss loses his stssd 'hs is as hsl,lss 4, a
difarmsd nutkstssr." Dismo mouutsd he Il ha,f
defeated and b, rso Ia a BIZ ger tsrsst than a
man. .. ..s-.p.ff ID.
.Ons regiment Of dragons costs tvic, %
harssa cot ons h,rTs.d ,h.,. "a "a, aIi'r =,
least. Their supaort which Y : anal ' ,,s,n ~ ~
ths addi ion.i srrn.Trditnss sh.. ,sa,r Sn ~, "a
h..AA Ill. fFl-
s"o s'o.rs, Snsni,.s .s;ii,n ~ ,h. .sn. ysa.. ,us
sr'aas t'r ;asa,r.y yyo,au,ba 49,, !" noussoa
v;ssans N. ,ars ~ in.i.,.sn,. a.. amp Pr
ssnisS ,Ssg = mon,.t spra. ans ~. "usy ~ 10
isnoss this vooId r.ou;,S.'tha nsr,saI .h.son'
tsr IN ths;r us.es sirsss~,h. 90 th.s ..'.S-
military nation h.s di.coxsrsS \. % c".,n.r 1.y
tive worthjssnsss tSst nm son csn ny -
uloysd much ~ors 4 sSvsrts ~somsI, @ ss s,t;l -
m: in,sntrv r;as,n.n .nd soas,y 80 -, ~
eonsidsrst;nn. hsx. ;rtncsd ssa,ss., sNoss -
make mountsd troo.s = smsn e"nsis.S.sios - -
~ c,.,nino cs.,ns,sr s''oA I"
ps
now c9ncsdsd ~ all military authori-
n alss sas' % s,nhIy "san rmth and 10 csu.ss
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EHoLAsD Ia not likely. to bs % badly Of for
GOTTEN - was anticipated. With the stock on
hand. and the quantity known to BE- on the
water from the United States. Iudia, and other
places, together with the falling on In con.
sumption, ,hshas mpply that Will last h9 I'LL
May nsxt y,H. BY that tine ths impsssdvs
diamonds sf conmsses may bssapplisd through
the Succsaafsl tsrmiostion Il the war BY Cen
ssl scssz. md The essssqusst spsaiag Il III
southsra ports.
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ne "D.ker s.d the Cssaaashs Dsys.


During the Psninsular war On Irish rsgi-
ment from Connaught became notorious foF the
interruptions iEAnnsx In which they plundsred
the inhabitahts Of Portugal and Spain wherever
the British army marchsd or encaMpsd. bat
were also distinguished Tor their pluck. WKL-
LHoTor at last became 90 sxAspsratsd by
paraded for the purposs Of striking them with
terror by having every tsnth man shot. Bs-
fore giving such bloody erdsr, however, he
wisbsd TO state his REASONS for u, and began 70
address the regiment thus; "You are thisves,
robbers, cut. throats, thing
but co,edrds.' This compliment 20 thai cour-
81 the the sslp%st G ss: ss: 1 s1:
once gave three ehesis with such burst f en-
thusissm as quite overwhelmed the Iron Duke,
and locking at them moment In silence, he
turned bits horse and rode away without cay
ing another word.
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Jsciiesss Of Tho Baf1s ss areat DsihoI
Ohuroh. ..

Church. ..
Soldiers who have passed through the Msxi-
can war agree that no such terrific cannon
acing occurred during the whole campaign as
that ct the battle Of Great Bethel CauIch, last
MoBdsy. AZ the very Arst belch Of the guns,
the earth before them was plowsd Ia al dirse-
tions, and the air was hllsd with the limbs and
leaves Of the trees through which the shot
passed, while the very air was dafksnsd with
smoke and dust.
The sights presented upon the field were tsr-
ribls to look upon. One Of Col. DclYss's
shot fron ons Of the gurs. The bsu passed
completely through his body like bolt sflight-
ming, leaving Q hole throug gh which an arm
could be easily thrust. For an instant the poor
fsll,w stood a. II paralyzsd, and then dropped
dead, and Was borne back Eom the position by
his companions. y.-.. :
At one plass soldIsr was sssu sisting. OK.
his lap the bead Of q con rade who had bssn shot
by life ball through the lung. Ths faoe Of
the wounded man was gbastIy and pale and
thu blood wsllsd out frem the wound, and thu
death sweat stood upon his forehead as hA was
br hing his last, Ard giving aIparting injunc.
tion to tho brother soldier who attempted TO
sootts bin. a moment after, he too was
struck. and . rush forward by the rear rank
concealed brth from sight. 1s l-1
Orderly Sergeant GooDFxLLow, Of Colonel
ALLxs's regiment, was mortaiiy wounded Ia
the brsast. He handed his muskst 10 com.
rads, and several aocksd around him. 'Oh,
ssid be, IT gusae I've got 70 60" and be placed
his hands upon the wound. oh, don't mind
me, boys. he contis usd ''Ho On With ths ;,
asst don't stop for me don't stop pssmD:.s fSr n: '!
| 70 support him, he ssnk down upon the ground;
| Juit at that instant bis Colonel passed, and
looking up 10 him he gasped: "Good bye, Col
onsl!" and disA. Col. ALLxH turned ghsstly
White % hs observed II. He bit bis lips, toe
much moved to speak, and rushed en- to Aysug,
the fsrcsspt, and his death Is kesnly felt.
Dr.. hICKs, surgeon Of the First Regiment
was completely bsspsttersd with brains, Will
standing near o man who WIS struch In tn
head BY cannon ball and instantly killed.
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n +. :
.GAH. 0ANsvrlA.-0ansnl yOsspn Z. n
MAmyEA 1ev n esanald Il shs. Forces :,
MesAingtsA = nallys Of CoonsssiSst, ron
wAsacs he entsrsd NsN PoinS 10 iei7. q
graduate b 1873, ssccad n hk class. This
save hin seeo1hu1oa u ths sneinssr corps,
and vhsa sOh ZsoA" vvat 70 Msaicc, Capt.
nASsrnLD wss sslseisd - ths eAisf engineer
dshnss of f0t Brswn.at Hontsrsy, vAsrs hs
wss ssvsrsly woundsd IN storning ths snsmy's
pcatics, nd q Desna Vista won hin besvsts
and fe1s. In 1865 hs W. appointsl Inspsctos
osnssl. with ~ snsk u Csicusl. He hss bssn
pconotsd % gsnssalahip within shert tine.
Pssisy" dsecatbse hin q 80 solAi9. Hks esn-
!lsnan, With full whits. bsard, which svss
but Discreet, . thsrough tac,ician, and an 40.
oompaishsd military engineer"
0kNsDAL 4oLuLLAH. - Maj1 Gspseal
GEonen u. moknLLAn commands sAs militAsy
Department. of The great northwest, and viii
probably move down In the dirotisa OF the
Mississippi river o. western Virginia % the
war cpsns. II: is . n.tivs d rhiladelphiA,
st Wsss Point with ~ Highest dieinctisn,
thence he was Transferred TO Mszico, uudsr
Con. Soor, where, for his valor, hs jwss ssios
bfsvsttsA. Amor the war he was as,ociatsd
With Capt. MAhcr In the exploration
OF the Red rivsv, and wss sub slusntly
uenefsrfod 10 Oregon. he Was the0 appointed
on the CSimsAn eommissiou, which saa6isd hin
personally 10 inspect the military systsms of
all the great European Powers, Engiand,
Franco, RusdA, Austria, and Prussia, and to
witness the operations OF war under the high-
est ssisotans sH aiamsn,s and O . grand scsls,
lie thus bleans enc Of the best sduoAtsd ofii
GERS In the ssevics. For ths last thrss ysars be
has besu the snscutiys head Of the great Illi-
nois Central Railroad. He u st ones Drudsnt
Esd drssoluls, atd y looked On o. the suocossx of
Gen. Scorr, In cass b SURVIVES the Old hsrv.
D CoLoa1L Pnnnfrns.-Csl. b. n. PRSaTDo.
Who hes ths command Of the UaissA Statss
forces q Cairo, u native q llliaeA O. q
least b has lived tAsss frou hog hood. He
wsut TO the Mszican war - ths lisutsaaut Of
IN nlinois company, and was salsotsd by sks
lamsutsd .. ,. Hsfdin a. Bis Adjutsnt. By
AAxDrNs aids be fought In every battls until
that gallant chisftain fell. During that sntire
campaign b was the most intiuats companion
Of that lAmsntsd oiacsr, and the sash which tie
wsarI now at the head Of bis regiment is shs
one which HARpm wore On that last fatal
field. He q an able ofacsr, and very popular
with bis msn. He was Q candidate for Goa.
grsss h the 6th Illinois district Last year, bat
the Dsmocrssis majority was too much Nor
hin. HH. U. 90 ~ I
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