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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
Sargent A. Paige. Minor.

OF IS id" w G't ana for
eald Dist lc,, Tie 5lb day If April, A. d l96l,
ARRIET \. PAIGE, Guardian unto Sargent a. Paige
III minor, residing in Randolph in said District makes
application to aid Court for license to sell all the
belonging her said ward, the being the
larm in said Randolph owned and occupied b. Joh,
Paige, deceased at tlc time his drcee and
that stc sale is fJr the best interest of her seA Haid for
he purpose Of putting the proceeds thereof interest
investing HE same in stocks or oher real tstatc.
Where upon it is ordered that the be referred
session of said Court be held he r. gset's Office in
Brookte!d in said District the 'lth day of May. A. D
1861 for hearing and decision thereon AMI that notice bt
given to ali persons interested by publishing this order
three weeks sSyey in the Green Mountain Free
printed az Montpelier in this State. previous the time
appointed for hearing Aforesaid, that they may appear
said time and place, and show causr any they may
have, ahy such license should not be granted.
BY order Of Court.
27afw3 j. X. CiEAVELAND, Register.
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Sample to be the of j. Ellis & Co Want
pelier Scott & Brooks, do j.. j Durcklec. Burlington
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
ESsGiaaee 9ssk.ss.

STATE OF VERMONT, pR0BATE. COURTS with
said viii be holden at the Probate Oc, il Montpelier, IL
,id District, Tuesday OF each week. during the veal
ensuing. Persons hay husn II said Court re-
Gucs.sd to attec 70 the same said court days.
T. K. MEnRIAL, judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

hunlHn Glc &c n Nhic! the
VEGEl ABAE LIFE MEDICINES,
are knuWn l., Ne InjnI!hlt.
DYSPEPSIA by hor rshl. o'eans'ng :bo dr:t scc,d
IT. ma rs and creating W Vi p1Ie neathy biz,
stead OF the slp and acrid kiAd: Fa uj,ncy los ct
Appetite heartburn hcicavne X ste sne<s, ii-tam or
cral symn'oms ol Dl sprssa, viii Val!sh as natural
ele Of It's II
Co1vsHAs, b. c!ea, sing the whole length Of The III
test mes "nh 'o;ve"t process aud with 'ut violence;
all v!oen: purge leave lht Eoatls coi'e within Two
days.
ular cruula ion, through the p ucc-s of ttsl il
us4cb :, ard the thorough solution Of al n!vss.na
obstruction in o.lof-
Tie f atdtiAes have been known 10 cure Ruru1ua.
ism lettuaueny 10 three weeks, and q III IN hf mat
tim, 10y removing I0ca MI ta11On ir,G the muscles
ard l:4nlnells Of the iorts.
bnopslE, of AL kind>,~by ire ing ona strength ming
the nd es and ba4dtr; they oieratc nos' d. n full
ca t"ese nPor'a"t o. @"hs "d i nee have ever leen
tVrna G ram remedy FIR the wist ca-r, OF Gravel
Al.o " vNM-. by ul~'od III f. IN the urnn-s Of the
b. VII ,ha -lny matte" to Nh.rh I'll cIeau
:CUEvT ULCERS aud lyctCIate sous 10y tle j)eltect
purify .yolc thsse Lie Medicines to the b,ojl aul all
scoHBe TIC FEUprIoNa snd bad Comp'tx;oay by thcir
ai,t'a:' feet oin tie fluid III eca 'Ae Nm ans
t." l0 lId utr' winch ttcus ali erAprIt" com.
pam saiow, clowdy ana other disagresab complex
ions
IAo.Fe o. ig:a PILLS {9 ,er; short time NIL cite
eltir" cur sail knelm, and >l,iAlug lmprore-
in he cea OF tn skin. L, ID, AID
liu'nz. nj always he cuei by one doe O. tg;c ~
III" cCsCs
pllls The original proprietor Of thee n1elicn,s,
Nscu1g Of g OF 80 years Standing by tie 0s3 c the
FEVER AND AarE. Fer t,,is sccurge o. the We.tern
country, 'h,sc Nedicnts viii be found sic Il cedl
any certain .emeGv Other m Il clnes leave lie 81 stem
subj 0 ectuS1 of the disease . cure by these med,
oinss pcrmanst Fly TEEN be sa'ird and be cl.lcd
B'LlUus FEvER- and Liver COMPLAINTS --tierera
Debility If APPETITE Di eases If FeHaes he Med
cine- ave- ceu IT, with tnr most ben efca III
cases OF This oescr p'inn ;kngs Evil AMI Scroluia
in it, worst !o ms. Ids % he mild yet powerful ac
uon these remarkable Mcdcinec, Night Sweet,
Nervous d. bi'!ty, New Com plants Of all Finds. Pal
p'ation9 CT the Heart, Fantcrs' Cthc, speedy
cd
MERf CRtAL DISEASES Persons whose constitutions
aye Do;"nS impaired by the rjudci'u u'eof 1ircury.
will lind thefe Medicines leh ct they never
fail 10 erac lcate from 'be SYSTEM all the effects of
cnry Infinitely sooner then t!c powerful plepera-
zion "t SaiAapafa
Pre-. q GU nd sold by w. II. MOEEAT,
2iIpyU $50 BROADWAY New YoGK
& Al ny.
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BRADFORD, VI, March 2sth. 1856,

BRADFORD, W., March 2sth, 1851
It tt0Et concern - hereby certify that have
been Commissioner OF Orange County the wears 1850
and 1881, AL have rrocIred he Wines AM! Liquors
with Which have supplied t.a Town Agents Of said Co.
from Charles Backnan No 50 FRONT Street. New-York
that have had careful analyses of said Wines and Ii
quors made by has. r. Cha nner ESQ., Professor OF the
Analytical Chemistry. Union toege Schenectady, y
and that in all and every The result has been TO
prove them to b. perfectly pure and suitable for medci-
ma! ptrp
can therefore confd sMtly racomm9ni III. ..,su
Of Charles 3acknan Go. all those who prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious N
GEO. r. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange Co.
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VIC permitted to refer the Jliowng Commits n.
ecs Town Agents, AMI Physicians of the State OF Yer.
mont. and doing 4rided by desire place be
fore the plbc those facts TIL in themselves an evil
dence that in every but the pnrs
desra" articles in Tins will BIZ offered for sale
ustorners
R{e ctf'S:-S. w. Thayer, NJ D g, Dean of tn Mcdi-
cal Faculty in The University Vermont CARPENTER
Prof etc IN the Vermont University; g. Pierct. Agent
Burlington. County ,'on nissioners flames Mitchell
Cnittsnden Calvin odgett, Isrs Goodwin, Alonzd
Pearce. Washington CGals Davis, T. Sanborn, Cal-do
mia; W. II. II. Bingh IN, N. H. Thomas Lamoille
Chester Spencer, 3. Frsbie, RHtIand A. II. Gilmore
Hon. GUo P Baldwin, Orange Ge'. Fisher, Windham
Horatio Nredha,n Ira GIf 'rd, Addison; Hon. K. II
Hovt, Franklin Go wf270m3A
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Tax BRIrsH CAsADIAs Rr.EsToRcTsrsTs.-Inths

Tar BRITISH CAEADIAs Rr-EsfoRcKsEsTs.-Inthe
House Of Commons, on the 18th
Admiral Duncombe asked the Secretary 10 the
Admiralty whether the Admiralty had taken up the
Great Eastern for the conveyance OF troops TO Canada
II co. at what rate per man; how m,ny soldiers were
10 embark in herr and whether their being sent 10 that
,hp was with the Of the Secretary OF State
for War. Lord G. Paget said the Great Eastern had
been 90 far taken that the Government bad come TO
an arrangement with the OF That vessel that
che should garry out ce tain number oil troops TO
Quebec. They would consist Of officers, 30 men,
and ITO horses OF the Royal Arlery 80 Officers, sos
men, and hoses of the 10Th Regiment; 80 officers, Sbo
men, and horses Of the Goth Regiment and draughts
Of various regiments, consisting Of officers and lOl
men making altogether 80 officers 2057 men, and 10
horses with the usual proportion Of women and child
rem The rstes 70 be paid were for Officers, tloi for
men, f5 49, Cd; and for horses, G2O each, and for
stores in excess Of the regulated regmental baggage
80 l0s per tun. The.e sums would include messing
aud every other requisite for the officers, yictuaiing
for the men, and forage for the horses. All the neces
tary fittings would be at the expense OF the ship, the
Government lending bedding for the voyage lie
might also stae that tue arrangement was made with
the full concurrence OF tho secretary OF otate LOT
War"
A MODERATE SwIsDLE.-Some Disciples Of the Ty-
coon at Tie City Hall have been making good thing
OF the Job OF furnishing uniforms for his Mozart reg
iment which were paid for Ont OF the Union Defense
Committee funds single uniform 10 oil respects
equal 10 those furn-hed this regiment, eau be par,
chased at any clothing house in the city for $40 and
by the thousand slS suit would DO Q. large price.
Wood, however, gave oct tho job Of making thou
eand suits at s26 each, and the Union Defense Com
uittee paid that amount, although at the time there
were not GOO men enrolled in the regiment. Is IL pos
sible for Fernando act the part OF an honest man 10
any transaction We don't believe IL 10. Weyeruy
belize That If the opportunity offered lie would not
hesitate to rob his grandmother Of her last penny we
are assured that when the Union Defense COMMITTEES
renders a full statement Of Its disbursements, the
Mozart Regiment swindle viii be made az apparent az
that connected with the Joseph Walker raisiog.
ISapday Ausa
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THE QUESTION or FINANCE

To ne Editor Qf The ~ y. TribBns
sR would respectfully submit the following plan for the
relief financially Of tho Government and people during the
Let Gov Morgan call the Legislature together and act
requiring each tsni Ia h State receive the secured
State par years. during tho Also relieve
the county bsnh, rom city redemption
This plan would enable The Government 10 obtain par for ssn
per cent bonds TO the extent ofs wsnts
would greatly increase the volums oieurencyb BY the deposit
Of Government bonds In the Bank Department the country
bsnks and the present Tariff h retained should bel
foreign drain Of gold vii and Now York s the heart
Of Union relief 10 tho banks and people Of tbs State would
resvs eH the States and oot sequsnty tie Government
Youis, JOHN NORRIS.
RoeAe.ts,, June asth 1861.
I'VE rather like the notion Of q mans lifting himself
up by his wastband but we are doubtful whether the
said band is strong enough, as devised by Mr.. Morris
However, we give him hearing.
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THE TASSAR FEMALE COLLEGE.
'orrsspondeHcs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

cOns,pondencs Of The n. Y. Tribune
PousHKEEPsIE, June %, 1861.
The Trustees Of this institution held adjourned
meeting the 25th inst, twenty-five being present.
Ths Hon. VIM. Kelly presided.
From the report of the Joint Executive and Building
Committee 1t appeared that contract has been con-
cuded with William Harloe Of Poughkeepsie for the
erection Of the College edifce, at cost Of $l7s 100
.Othes oilers varied from $l8500 70 500, 00O The
work is begun, and the foundation viii be built and
the oor-beams laid by the middle Of November, when
operations will be suspended until next Spring. The
contractor agrees TO complete the edioe by August
1, 1864.
II is expected that the cornerstone will be laid, with
appropriate ceremonies, this Fall. OF this pubic
notice viii be given. !.
The Tressufers report indicated that the funds OF
the College are in good condition. consi ering the dis
turbed state Of the country; aud Il Ii believed the pay
nents ON the building will be met without any con-
siderable loss on the securities IN hand: :.
The Committee on the Faculty and Studes, on the
Library, on the Art Gallery, ON Cabinets aud Appa.
rstus, Corporation seal, presented partial ana
preliminary reports relating matters connected with
those subjects respectively.
No PrOtessorships were filed, any appointments a.
this time being deemed premature.
The following resolution, winch Prof. 8. +. B.
Moro and other trustees seconded with remarks nigh
ly complimentary TO the artist named, is honorable 70
all concerued
BY respectfully request Mr. vs,ar the founder to Sc for %
length portrait Of hmseh from the pencil Of the dnsai,hsd
served IN the College. -
Tie business Of the Board being finished after
sumptuous dinner provided by nine bost Of the Greg
ory House. the Trustees enterrd earrages IN waiting,
aud under the direction Of Treasurer NJ Vassar jr, 10
marshal of the day proceeded " the College grounds,
one and half miles east Of the city. All were eur.
prsed the extent Of the required for the ate,
and delighted with the fine view of the surrounding
country. From the level plateau ON which the Col
ege will stand are the Csiss Mountains on the
north, the Shswangunk and the Highlands OF the
Hudson on the west aud the Fi-hkil aud West Point
ranges on the south. The grounds comprise 30 acres,
now in all the freshness beauty aud fragrance Of gio'
rious Summer.
The visitors Departed by way Of Mr.. Vaessrs bean
tfa Spring side grounds, highly pleased with another
day In aud than ever interested IN
the great enterprise committed to their care.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS AccIDKET.-On Sunday morning soout
O'Clock Mr. Michael Weaver of Philadelphia the son.
iu-law of the Hon. VIM Wall, fell from one of the
thrdstory rear windows Of Mr.. Wallis house in South
Ninth street. Willismsburgh, acturng his jaw in two
places, and his right leg ItappsarS that Mr. Weaver
had come on here day or two since and was sojourn
ing st the house Of his father-in-law in South Ninth
street f. d. On Saturday night, after the family had
retired, Mr. Weaver sat down at tie window Of his
room and it supposed got into deep sleep and rolled
back out Of the window falling first the roof of the
piazza at the rear Of the house. and then to the flags
underneath. lie was picked up insensibe and carried
into the parlor, when medical aid procured imme
diaely. DIR. Parker arrived at about o'clock yeser
day morning, and pronounced him out Of danger. afr.
Weaver, however, is suffering very greatly from the
fractures which he sustained by the fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

GARDISER's IsLAsD-DEATH or TUE Ninth PRo-
PRIETARY.-John c. Gardner the ninth proprietor Of
GARDENERS Island died at his residence few weeks
snce leaving issue 10 inherit his ample pa1mony.
II appropriate TO add few facts relative TO this
large ard productive estate, which may have 90 inter-
estat tbis time. The leland lies on the northeast
side Of Gardeners Bay, and contains about 800 acres
1t l. Of irregular shape, with large tract OF wood and
fertile coil According to Thompson, IL was conveyed
70 Lyon Gardiner in 1859, by James Farret grantee
OF the Earl OF Sterling. Fares had eGtinguished the
Indian title by paying them 9 one big black dog, one
gun and ammunition, some and few Dutch blau-
kets. In the Fall Of that year he removed 10 the
leland: His son David is believed to have been The
first white child born in Connecticut on April ~, 1896
and hs daughter Elizabeth was the Grst white child
born IN Suffolk County. For an important service 70
Wyandaneh, sachem of Long Island, he was given
deed for the present town Of Shutdown, which he
conveyed 10 Richard Smith In l659-20? years ago.
His son David inherited the leland, which was strictly
entaed according TO the English right Of primogon-
ture. David's Oldest son Iamed John; he was
succeeded by bis Lyoni he by hs son johns he by
another Johp; be by q son DAVID he by John Lyon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

BACON RIoAsoLL-Of the successor Of Cayoor in
the Sandman Ministry the Turin correspondent OF
The London Times wyites as follows:
Rieasol is decidedly the best TO sit at the bead
of the Government. He is grand seigneur by night
of birth wealth. habit and principle. II ia impossible
~ reconcile the patriot and the conservative to greater
perfection. Heis Of the many In Italy anxious 10
associate national from social revolution; one OF those
Italians who wanted TO conquer Their country that they
might constitute disorgsnze IT, Precisely beeanse
the Baron Is the of ORDER aud disc hue be isbated
and dreaded by the ont-anoout revolutionary party,
which the journals Of Gueazz and Maxim fell foul
of him even before Cavoars clay cold, shows the
wisdom of the kings and The natl choice. Rieasoh
Is the man, the anarchists well know, to eurb and
chastise them. There is something in bis cold gray
eyes, in his deeply -fuowed face in bis spare dried
up somewhat gannt frame that speaks OF uhdaunted
courage aud answering resolution He somewhat re-
minds Of Gen. Jackon, the man whose character the
Americans summed mp in the single appella,ion Of
sOd Hickory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

CRAyGr OF THE Paterson RAILROAD DEPoT.-
On and after Monday the trains coming through Pater-
son will take their departure from the new Station at
Market street. The old depot at Main street IL about
to be demolished The buildings are not yet COM
plete but sufficiently to answer present purposes
They comprise both passenger and freight depots and
the large repair shops quite adjacent The cost Of
the whole, when finished, viii exceed $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

ACCIDENTALLY AND FATALLY SHOT. Coroner
Jsckman held inque on Saturday Bellevue Hospital
the body Of Edward Walker native Of Baltimore 20 Of
age who accidentally shot himself With revolver Deceased
No % Tsst River and while handling Va vover pp.d
fell upon the deck aid charge from Il entered bis thigh AID
caused death verdict Of accidental death rendered By
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

QUARTER PER CENT DAY." could not have
believed it, had you not proved it from my books.
Even when proved it impossible TO credit it,"
Such was the exclamation of merchant here, in re-
ply 10 a committee OF bis creditors, by whom bis books
hsd6een examined for the purpose Of asceFt aiming the
causes Of his failure. They discovered that in
months be had paid $28 900 in usurous interest His
capital had been small, but his business had been dis
proportionately large, in fact he had greatly
traded. Eageness TO be doing large business had
led him TO give long credit goods which be had
bought on a short credit. He took the prornissory
notes Of country buyers living thousand mies away
10 settlement Of their bills. All fair enough and good
enough if such customers had the proper idea Of what
punctuality means. But too many Of them have very
crude notions of that important word His own notes
coming due, he obtained discounts by using the
country obligations as colateralbut everybody knows
the end Of such laundering The latter being unpaid
at maturity he was shut out of bank and turned
70 the mercy of those who have such word in their
vocabulary.
"Where have you usually obtained your discounts -
asked one of the committee.
"On the street, principally" was the reply.
principally Has the bank discounted anything
for you within ak months 7"
"Nothing.'
"What rates have you Usually paid on the street I"
" From one to two per cent month"
Can you remember having ever paid more I"
81 have sometimes paid quarter per cent day."
"Didi ever occur to you that you were thus spend
ing money that belonged to your creditors You began
two years ago with $4,000 ca ital, and for seven
months you have been spending OF the rate of SIS
year for usury without appearing to have had the
least idea Of the fact. No business under the
stand the half Of such loss. The committee need look
no further When man gets up to quarter per cent
day. bis ruin is certain, and every dollar he spends in
that way is really so much improperly taken from bis
ereditors."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

ELLSWORTH RRLE-TUBEs. new shooting
gallery under this has been opened in Broadway
near the ST. Nicholas Hotel. IL differs from others ID
the fact that the target is at the end of tnbe or box
about two feet square and forty yards long The tnoes
are lined with sheet-rOn for distance OF ten YARDS
from the target so that the undred riieman may not
inure persons who wish to approach the target and
obserye the effect of the shets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

DRowNIsG CAsKs.-Coroner Gamble held an in
quest ytserdT upon the body Of unknown about -
years found drowned 50 the Central Pab pond De-
ceased bsd brown linen coat, blue oveIsli Will vtii
stock aud old boots S5 bill the Bank Of MedEevile
Ca found bis peuon. Verdict Deaih BY drowning
Coroner Jsckmsn held inquest upon the body OF
nan ouad drowned 10 the doci foot Of Warren
Deceased about 80 yers Of sye and had OF dab Goth
and pants wooden shirt wooen socks and shoes Two
gold found 10 bis pocket The body had been about
three months in the water I'D taken 10 Bellevue Ho'Pa
foT iienii6cs,ion. Verdict, Supposed downing
Coroner Schmer held inquest upon the body Of VIM NJ
Sack German - years Of who drcwBo1 Saturday
afternoon wbls bathing tbs foot Of Phyh street. North
River Deceased lived ia fiy fourth street and partially
crippled rom accident be with s- years ago
dict Of 4" Accidental drowning was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

The FIRE ZouAvEs Nrw USroRM.-A portion Of
the new pniform has been served out. II consists OF
red fes cap, red fire shirt, dark blue pants, and Zouave
jacket; very handsome uniform and that becomes
the boys amazingly. Their former uniform has been
completely worn out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

NEw HoRsE- RAILRoAD.-The construction OF a
aforementioned on the omnibus route between the Jetey
City and HOboken ferries was commenced on Friday
when ground was fret broken in Hoboken II will be
completed early IN the FALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

wbereupon be ran down stairs ~ found four womep
lying on The floor in ros. state Of ntoacatqn. Tb>re
also two email children with the women, and GU,
for tho discovery and prOpt aid rendered by thecer
doubtless the women and children would ave been
sufocated The r< which was causedby the upsetting
of lamp was loon extinguished by the officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

0s SUSPICION OF LARcrSr.-On Saturday night
ocer Carroll arrested John Tollen and EdwIt MeBnte
couple OF wekDgwn thieves suspicion Of stealing gold
and o. from enGeT bead ono o. 10.
city ferry boats Tue property found in the possession OF
Tosn with other see and supp,ed 70 have
mona ,odsrs ped Jer'ey Cay ltstet
day Mcbride confessed his comp lefty Ia The robbery and hmp'
his ada sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
ereat Manchester Ems land house states that u
win Supply elastic seel shirt collars, wrist-easds
"a xvh,fa


and fronts enameied white
H.Y-MaxrsG.-Our farmers have been busy st hay
making this week. and twotbirds Of the crop has pro-
baby been gathered by this time. The grass WI
generally short and in parts the telds have nos
Yielded more than half the quantity that was cut Lass
year. The entire crop will DO light, compared win
last wear. Reading Pa Gaz. q Dem.
DEATH OF THE VENERABLE Dk. SAhsoS'-A
Washington correspondent Of The BaHtm're ots
writes on the 25h inst: This afternoon the ast ssa
ceremonies of the late DIR. Samson are progressing
the street Baptist church He was born ~
28 IT'S In Brattleboro, Vermont reaching ns -
wear Mr. s. united with the FIRST Baptist Cbu[sn |"
Providence Rhode leland, the Key. otePnen vTS1,hJ
d. D. pastor in lS04-3 DR.. 3. has been wno',y pn.
for ten years. and partially for ~ years. 10 w.
peacefully The funeral services are eonouesed oy M
Rev. j. s. Kencard, pastor OF the nfee' naPsss
church; the Rev. DIR. Hill, who Knew nm ~ ns .Ine
ministry in Massachusetts, ana INC nsV; VI Snn y
who oitsn oficiafed In the fsmi1I g 1T. 49,
w. samson, Prssidens Of Columbia college, ana s0e
tho deceased" -
srsss on E.sk-The relative rank Of officers in
the regular army snated Ia the fatigue uniform,
worn III accordance with the army regaiaticns ~ tne
following manner; uajor-Generai Il disiinguisned
by two gyer stars on bis Shoulder straps Bfgaaef
Gsneral has but one star; Colouel hae silser eni
btodered sDread-esglc: q Lieut. Colonel has snve
rodered leaf Captain 10 krown oy Two so,a d
broadered bars; First Lieutenant has out v' Gre
.baroa the strac, Second Lieut., none ~ al az 5srk
cloth of the strap s us follows; sisu JILL Llses
blue; ARTILLERY, scarlet; lpiantry sj, Sass'
Rihemen, msdium Tor ercr~V ss
orange color.