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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16
Federal Prisoners Sent 20 New Orleans
Arrival of 100 Prisoners at Rich
mond-$350, 600 Worth Of Tobacco
Confseated at Richmond-12, 600
Rebels in the Richmond Hospitals.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 3.

LOUISVILLE NY. OCI- ..
Nashville papers Of the 29th, and Rich
mond papers of the oath of September are
received, from which We gather the follow
ing interesting items:
Two hundred and fifty federal prisoners
were sent from Richmond to New Orleans
on the 9th of September, including Capt.
McIvCs, of the New York Sixty-ninth
Regiment, Lieut.. J. B. Hutchinson, of the
Fifteenth Pennsylvania Regiment, and
Lieut. Walsh, of the First Minnesota
Regiment.
One hundred federal prisoners arrived
at Richmond on the Goth of September,
comprising sixty-eight taken by Gen. Lees
command, twenty taken near Munson's
Hill, and the remainder captured BY Gen.
Floyd. Lieut.. Merrill, of the U. S. En-
gineers, is among these prisoners.
Three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars worth of tobacco, belonging to Au-
gust Belmont, has been eonfscated at Rich
mond.
Private y. c. Buck, of the New York
Seventy-ninth Regiment. was shot by the
guard for looking out Of the prison win
dow.
Ex-Sueet Commissioner Smith, Of New
Yolk. was appointed a majOr-general in the
confederate army.
Col Van Dorm, of Texas, has also been
appointed a majOr-generai, and summoned
to Richmond.
Over twelve thousand rebel soldiers are
in the hospitals at Richmond.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

The OBSERVATORY BALLOON DESERTS
TO THE REBEIs-7'he balloon used for OBJ
servatory purposes broke its fastenings
this afternoon, ard took an easterly direc-
ton. Its loss will at once be replaced by
another. -St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

"What right have you to be sick?' "a
Constitutional right. to be sure. ~" replied
the individual
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

There is a eolored woman in Charleston.
S. G., who pays taxes on forty thousand
dollars of real estate and fourteen slaves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16
40ttrg,
From the Atlantic Msnthly.
A Grand Poem.

"usDrn TEE CLOUD AND THROUGH THE SEA"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

For thedecennial period each District to
have one Senator. except the lst, Sth, 18th,
90th, 32d, and SD.
The 8th and 3Oth. each one, and one ad-
ditional in the 9Th Session
The 32d and SD, each one, and two ad-
ditiOnal, one in the Sd, and one in the 4th
Session.
The 18th, having less than three fourths
of the ratio of population. is attached to
the 2Sth; and the two thus attached have
one each Session, and 2 additional, one in
the Sd and one in the 4th Session.
The l4th District. Washington and Nor
gan, with part of Noble, and the 10Th Dis
trict, Guernsey. and Monroe with the re-
naming part of Noble remain as during
the lst Decennial period, the Constitution
not admitting of any alteratiOn.-O. S.
Journal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

The following counties have each one
Representative in each session, and two ad-
ditional, one in the Sd and one in the 4th
session of the decennial period.
Belmont, Clermont, Licking,
Butler, Columbiana, Ross,
Washington.
The County of Montgomery has two
Representatives each session, and one ad-
ditional in the 9Th session.
The County of Cuyahoga has three Rep
resentatives each session, and one addition
al in the 9Th session.
The County of Hamilton has nine Repre-
scntatives each session, and one additional
in the 9TH session.
The following counties form Representa-
tive Districts. viz =
Defiance, Paulding and Williams-One
District
Henry and PutnaE-one District
Mercer and Van Wert-oue District
Ottawa and Wood-One District.
Each district to have one Representative
each session; and the District of Defiance,
Paulding and Williams, to have two addi-
tional, one in the third, and one in the
fourth sessions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

The following counties have each two
Representatives.
Franklin, Muskingum, Stark,
The following counties have each one
Representative in each session. and one ad-
ditional in the 9th session of the decennial
period.
Ashtabula, Huron, Richland,
Brown. Lorain, Seneca,
Fairfield, Miami, Trumbull,
Tuscarawas, Wayne,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

Aniline-Chemistry Compelling Coal
to give up the Coloring Matter from
the Flowers of the Antedlluvian
World
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
FORECLOSURE SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, ioSA COUNTY CIRCUIT
CDURr-H. G. Cutler The unknown he n q,
Aaron Adams deceased, and Harriet y. Adams
DY Writ of judgment of foreclosure and sale
made and entered in the above entitled cause in
.le Circuit Court, in and for said county Of iowa
State OF Wisconsin, Gu the 10Th day of February A
D., 1861, wilt. on the Sd day OF AUGUST A. D
1851, at clock in the afternoon of
for sale ana sell at public auction highest and
best bidder tor cls. at the front door of the Cont
House, IN the village Of bod yeville in said iowa
County in the wing ped real estat.
or 50 mu; thereofas shall b. sufficient to satisfy he
Judgment IN this action with interest and costs 10
VT lot or parcel of land. situate living and be-
Tag In tne image oil DodgsviIle, in the County OF
io" anu state OF Nlscon>n and 10 n,ied blows
Z" WI ; Deg inning on the side Union street
wen tf-i"ur ~ tect rom the corner of
eoc no seven "a, according The recorded plat of
Nttd image, aud running thence up Union street
ne hundred and twenty-five (l2l) feet to stake
thence east varying little north hundre, and
we've tItZJ tee5. more or less, Robert : Black
me, Id stone hriny sat, thence south along said
fne one hu dred and thirty tn rec 1889 feet To the
)rook within twenty four (24) feet Of northern
Inc 81 book no. seven II thence the place f
beginning, being the property conveyed by Curtis
brecti aud wife to Aaron Adams.
Dated oherds office. Mineral Point, April the 3Oth
\. D., 1851. GEORGE MESSERSMIrH
Sheriff Iowa County Wis
l. 81 STRONG, Plaintiffs Attorney. 1S-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
A CARD.

Messrs. CoBB SUDDUrH. ATTORNEYS kc N;,aral
Point t.ke this OF assuring their clients nj
public, that the fact of the Senior partner having
receive military commission, and entered the SER
vice of the country. will in manner interfere with
the regular business of the firm. But that having
secured the services of GEORGE MULKs, Esq a Law
of experience and ability, will continue the
practice as heretofore, and they respectfully claim
share of the public patronage.
All unsettled business with the late firm of Cobb l.
Aessmore, or OF tobb, Hessmore Il Suddu tn can be
closed up at once upon application the office and
all demands against either of said firms will h.
promptly paid on demand.
Mineral Point May 81. 1861 DIAM
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
SHEEIFF'S SAI.E.
Ephriam Flint,
against

Ephriam Flint,
against
Ralph Flint, Sarah Flint, and George W Chapn an.
STATE OF WI >CONSIN.-Iowa County Cir
cult Court.
judgement of Foreclosure and Sale.
ID \ virtue OF and pursuant 20 a Judgment and de-
ID cree of Foreclosure and Sale rendered in the
above entitled Gauss, dated The I'd jav of Aatci A.
d. 1901 sinai, expose for sale and sell public en-
due, the highest and bidder cash ~ tn {
front door of the Court House the city OF ,eraI
Point, Saturday the 10th day of JULY A D. 1861
the hour OF % clock Z. NJ that u;,v the TO low
ing described mortgt5ed premises much tn reoi
may be necessary TO RAISE the amount sal
menL interest and costs, together with exp
OF SALE towlt: All that certain piece pare of
land situate lying and being In said county of owa
ami State of Wisconsin, known and described as fol-
lows: Lots number fifteen (l5) ana sixteen 10 in
Block No. SIX 90 in Patterns Addition the vi iage
OF Avoca, IN Iowa county, Wisconsin, As the anne
appear OF record in SAID county, together with al tue
appurtenances ereditaments thsreunto belong ny
Dated Sherifs Office, Mineral Point, Visor SIN
March 70, 1851.
GEORGE MESS ERSMITH
Sheriff of / WA County, Wlsconsi !.
ioSEPH H. CLAKY, Plaintiff Attorney. lat Is
The above sale is postponed until saturday the 9th
day of July. 1t the front door OF the house IN
the village Of Dods eville in Iowa county, Wis
GEORGE MESSERSMIrH,
1t Sheriff Iowa Co Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
80 REV ARD.

- TRAY Ed, from the subscriber living in LAFAYETTE
y county, town of Fayette, three miles southwest
ot the village of Fayette, two two old Colts me
Mare colt cream coored. black stripe down her back
two dark stripes down her shoulders black name nd
tail. black feet AMI legs. had bell on when She lett
The other a Bay Colt With star in his forehead
whlte on The end o. his nose and little white one
hind foot. They were first missed on the 18th inst
The above reward will be paid to any one returning
thr oovc colts TO me, PETER ETHERIDGE.
fayelte, June list 1861. 2Sw4~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING
I'HE subscriber having recently opened shop in
i the room adjoining the neral Point Book
store prepared 10 wait upon at any hou
OF the day SHAVING, SHAMPDONING HAIR
DRhSSiNG &c. done in the best manner and most
fashionable styles
BY strict attention to his business and arden des
to please he hopes merit and receive share of he
patronage of the citizens of Mineral Point
Gen.lenen please call and gva him a trial
-, KIP. TURNER.
Mineral Point, June Sd 1861 o1-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

TNHE Unders gned having again opened n Shop
1 IN Mineral Point. can be found on the corner OF
Hi gh and Chestnut streets, opposite Millions Block.
lie would announce To his old customers, friends
and the public generally that h prepared do ali
and any kind of work in his line lie will also
GU S FOR A e
ofthe best quality, which he will warrant to be as
good ~ the best
GUN MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
kept constantly hand and for sale Ammunition
aud Blasting Powder of the best quality and in fact
almost every thing wanted by sportsmen He will
make To order hi> celebrated
DOUBLED BARREL.LED RIFLES
both barrels to shoot with PAIR CATS Single
barrel Rifles of every description, &c.
lie trusts BY close attention 10 business o meri,
the continued patronage CT the public
r. ). SPRAGUE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
FORECLOSURE SALE,

State of Wisconsin Iowa County Circuit Court
Robert leiyert"n, pldintiT, against john Adams
Eazt ADAMS. john Bonner. Jonn ierkinS Viii
liam H. Bottom, ouS g Corbit- William q. fuller,
William -. Hart, Henry NJ. McCurke, Oliver Il.
E"ecdy, Elias VI. Gteen, Dexter T.4liuey. George
ape. Eeazer B- Eldredyr. James Fseeland, Robert
S4uires, Charlts IL. Bpwm P;ttri h H. Baker.
NI.Irtm ii. Freeani. john \. Catcher, john A
GbOirlcn. Kellogg Sexton, Beuiam r. Thomas
joan Ntiton, AMI John NJ. stewart defendants.
!Dl virtue OF. and pursuant t., 4 judgment of
foreclosure and stte rendered in SAID court il.
Tue above entitled action on the ftth day OF June,
1867 shall expose for sale ini Sell "A auct .
AT the front door OF the Court House village
OF Dodgeviile, III Iowa County, Wisconsin, Satur-
day, the 18th day OF September, 1861, clock
IN the afternoon Of that day the following described
mortg9Sed premises, much thereof as may be
sufficient to satisfy said judgment interest, and
OF sale, to Wit
sect-n six 81, in township five 81 north OF range
five , east; the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section fourteen "a in township six
~, north OF range five (5), east the north ea
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section fifteen
t1t, in township five (5), north OF range five (5J,
east the southeast quarter OF the nort west quar-
ter, and the southwest quarter of the
quarter of section ghteen l5) in township 90,
half II the northeast quarter of section number
twelve (l2), in township six 90, range tive
t3J east, bounded follows wit commeucin ny at
the south east corner OF John Adams's store thence
running west eight rods, thence south twelve rods,
thence eight rods thence north twelve rods to
place of beginning. Also, the northeast quarter
the north qua ter of section thirty 35 IN
TOW nshlp seven "a, north of range five (5),
OF section thirty five I35l in township seven RI
north OF range i've u etst-lying and being in Io~.
County, Wisconsin.
Dated Mineral Point. June-27th 1861
GEORGE MESSERSMITH.
29:3m Sheriff of Iowa County
Cobb Sudduth, Plaintiff 5 Attorneys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
2i-3u
LOST DOG.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from the sub.criber :,
- Mineral Point, on Friday evening last small |
b ack and Tan RAT TERRIER, with cropped ear
mao on orass collar Whoever will return said dog
to the undersigned shall be literally rewarded
A. G. ANSLEY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1861. 2etf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
K | r B Y S

I'ARhERS have GU vet otdered Reaper: #
L. not, come and see kuby's before YOU buv
W have specimen machines now SET IN ready for
use and for examination, in nearly all The princin
3 'les IN tie STATE ami solicit the examination
anI scrutiny of II good Judges of Reapers.
THE KIRBY as we have often saId before i a.
much more NEATLY AND THoKoUGHIY ~ AnE
| than most other of the common machine. as n W
Zee is ahead OF common rough bI,cks,,i,b ""
or eomPlee pa ent ,ver watch ri an old buirs err
ThF KIRBY, is the Reaper Of the age be~ord III
: IS certain that nothing yet equal it either in - ~
| y and compactness of structure ~
/. , La workman ship ana durability u, hi
| ~ Htt iron and steel - o 'e"A
To In ishtness OF draft (yye warrant any or..;-
| may span OF horses ample az all um9s, and for
whole ~,GuSon.)- ~ '
= In having no side draft at all, nor downward
wetpn upon the tongue Iva"
- As being the easiest machine in the world -
:, u 1t being very common and perfectly e,s,,
70 b1b rH nun with good, steady team
~ A. being by far the cheapest machine in ne
HoLtd On every account
3 1 KIRBY will last any eareful f,r,,,r
t"e"ty gears VITA the renewal Of such parts AZ ~
s'cAs: Ina those parts subjected to extra wear
- TIE KIRBY can be taken TO pieces !, ,.
na"hteS 50 as 10 y" packed in "a space thrse mr. fr
feet square for Sturage. 70 0y J""F
I 8 THE KIRBY all in ALL is the best combi,al
machine IN tue world and gives universal satistarti
1y THE KIRBY oW be aea. ranted f,,l,, n o,.o-,
pm c't>er 10 be Jsrst rate Reaper and a frt ri.
ho'oer in every spot ana pace-and to born rem ,I
NOV upon roHSh ground, better tnan any other ma,
~" our stock Of KIRBY'S for Wisconsin i r,n.
ming out last and cannot be promised certain after the
early part of next month. ~ ei ''e
g no man should DaH tate thus ssasoo bor,~,
ouyh5 reaper, AS the PROBABILITY Is stron, tb.t
entire rtock OF every kind will be exhausted 1T
the harvest. oeioIe
a-ST Attend to i; gentlemen the sooner thu bett.r
eacn md all OF you. ~ 0o''0i,
~ hie hthbi may be seen up at the Jane Go
Store, Madison at Eldred's GAINESVILLE ut
" night 5, [rairie du CHEN at Plattevi!Ie Cram Go
'o'co'e'' Lone Rock, AV"ca, Mazomanie Pr,iri. ii,
sac, St"ugrton, Milton Edgerton. Lima, " n; tnrat
fa'hyra, r. Atkinson Cambridge, WATERFOWL Cot,'
unouS sun Prure Pardeeviile HeseyyiIle Sparta
La crosse Albany, & cen Co.. Monroe Brodhead n,,
llngton Mineral Pont, DodgeviIle, and man al,
places IN the state. - Inv
~ ABOUT $50 were sold ia this State last year.
aui uniformly gave excellent satisfaction ''
y Extras 81 every kind will be kept constan+1,-
on IA hd Tor Machines at ali the princ pal towns in ~
- send 10 the uuder.i gned or apply to local
agents for Pamphlets and Circulars if any IA;
formation is desired " e' !"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Wagon and Carriage Making
New Firm.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

4 Wf iERtl4L X THOMAS would respectfully inform
the citizen. OF this vicinity that the, ~.
on hand To fill all orders their line a. hous.
sign carriage and ornamental aintins. Imitatorr OF
wood and marble Glaxiers and paper hangers
G Cof1kRkLL THOMAS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

WHEAT.-Fhe price Of wheat is the ad-
vance. Fitty-seven cents was pad for the
best quality yesterday. aAd for poorer the
prices rua from 81 70 - The new crop j.
ROW nearly ready Tor The reaper. aud from the
best Information We eau gather. will yield
from two thirds to three fourths the amour
per acre Of last year. With the increased
breadth sown last spring, this wall gave quite
Is much wa harvested las season.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Il o ) T

On Monday evening. the 22d inst, on High
Street, between the store of Jenkin. Barring
Il CO. and the Post Office, GOLD PEN.
with black ebony holder in common PEN
case. Any person finding the same will con
fer a favor b. leaving il at this office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

fI'HE subscriber having opened shop on Comm ere
Street, near the Rail koad Depot is PREF AIRED 10
do any work in the line of
Wagon and Carriage Making
on short notice in the NEST w1rkuonlite r,orn.x
and from the hest OF material.
He i supplied with steamed tt Ills r. Hoe. Pol.
&c. of the best quality OF timber and viii AZ f1
lines be pleased to calls fro u, thor, IN need
his services.
{ = Repair ng done short 10 tice
Terms reaso nabIe, and All work warranted
JOHN CARTER
August 18th. 1859 35t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
CAUTION.

4 LII persons are forbidden to dig. mine or remove
"A mineral from the west-half of the north west
quarter OF section 8, Town B. DANCE = in the town f
Linden, owned by Rule Rabln, under pain of being
ieat~ith according to law.
JAMES RULE.
Linden, June 5th. 1851 25-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
SOLE LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
IN PROBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

In the of the last VIII and Testament of JOIN
Loot borrow, deccaS ed.
n reading and filing the petition George Schel
~ Hnger and kebecci Loot borrow. ENecu tor AN,
ENecutrix OF ea!d Last Will and Testament. repre
>eniiny that the extension time heretofore vvel
the court Tor the settlement of the III
ceased. has expired. anu have been unable
a. Yet, Ia close uP their ;1nnst ION and pray
that lie Time ot their might br again
extended Tor the r1od nf six months. is ordered
that said tion be heard before the Jud. Of this
Court on Monday. the 5th day OF August next ensu
ing AZ the Court House, IN the village OF Dodgeville
ia said county.
And II l. further ordered. thai public notice there
OF, be Siv-n TO all persons by publishing
copy OF this order for three weeks prior l.
sad day o. hearinS. in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper published il the city Of Ninera
Point, il said county. L. NJ STR ING;
dated July ist 1901. 3l"3. Couuty Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
EAccp Time

~ y. AIGER manufacturer Of and dealer in III
" KINDS u Cleck>, Watches, Jrwrlrv silver ami
Tia'oa Mare. has just reeei, 81 large ana we'll
s-lectrd a.sortnao Of
CLOCKS AND WATCHES. SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
embracing every variety in TIN. market . bicb
h viii sell Al prices io b- Afforded in II.
West.
Every article Of his was selected with yra,.
care, anu can 0e relied upon. good - the best
repairing done Z order. and all work warranted
lie hopes. by strict attention business. merit
share Of the patronage OF the pubic, which he
.iost rrsp-ctftIliN collects
AIner2! Point March -, 1860. 1stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
4 4 y L IL . Y Y

Portraits, card size on Bristol
board, suitable tor Albums Published and sold
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

OF BroadvAy, Ne YORK
By special arrangement publish in addition To
other portraits the celebrated collection well known
o"th IN huiope and America as Bradys National
Photog iapalc Portrait GALLERY.
BrtdF cohesion II imperial photographs is Justly
considered enc OF the lions Of New York aad in the
photographs reproduction OF these every table
rtn nov nave m additional attraction IN miniature
Br1dg'A q aI4erY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-06
WAsHlNaroN. Aug. %

WAsHINGroS, Aug. 20.
The war department has just issued the
following order,
BY the 57th article Of the act Of Congress
entitled an act for establishing rules and ar
ticlcs for the government of the armies Of
the United States sending correspondence
with or giving aid 70 the enemy either direct
ly or indii octy,is made punishable by death OF
by such other punishment as shall be order
ed By the sentence of the court martial. The
public safety requires the strict enforcement
by this article. IL is therefore ordered that
all correspondence and communication ver-
bally or by writing. printing or teegraphing
respecting the operations of the army or mill
tary movements on land or water, or respect
ing the troops, camps, arsenals. entreneh-
ments, or military affairs within the several
military districts by which intelligence shall
be directly or indirectly given 10 the enemy
wlthaut the authority and sanction Of the
General in command, be, and the same arc
absolutely prohibited and after the date Of
this order persons violating the same will be
proceeded against under the 57th article of
War.
Another order provides that the commits
stoned officers or all volunteer and militia or
CARNATIONS, no matter whether established
under the authority of State or of the United
States, will be regarded as having been COM
missioncd on the day when mustered into the
service OF the United States and will take
rank in their respective grades, will be enti-
tied TO pay, aud will be obeyed aud respected
in their positions from that date. Hereafter
no minors will be mustered into the service
of the United States without the consent of
their parents or guardians.
The War Department has also issued an
order, requesting commanding officers OF all
regiments or independent companies to keep
the strength of their commands up TO the
maxium standard of organization prescribed
by the general orders.
For this purpose they will detail from time
TO time as required.one commissioned officer or
two if necessary. with one OF two non-com-
missioned officers or privales to recruit IN
the district in which the regiment or compa-
ny was raised. All enlisted men in the vol
unteer service who have been taken prisoners
by the enemy and released on parole will be
discharged from the service.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-06
ITEMS

Hon. Joshua r. Giddings has had another
alarming attack of heart disease. bnt is rccov-
ering. He was very jealous in travelling
through Northern Ohio, for the purpose OF
raising volunteers for the war.
There are three kinds s4-'nen. says Prem
tice, live ones. dead ones. and such fellows as
John C. Breckenridge and Humphrey Mar
shall.
One Of the rebel prisoners confined at Camp
Chase. Ohio, bad ''letter of marque' from
Governor Wise. in which he was empowered
to ''pck off Union scouts at five dollars a
head
The Charleston ne' cury's correspondent says
awe are without the sympathy or friendship
of any nation on earth. The only argument
by which we can influence them is their ne
cessity and fears"
The correspondent says the Couiederates
suffered more in killed and wounded than the
Federals, and complains that no advantage
was taken Of the Federal HigLt from Manas-
sas
WIN Lyon Mckenzie, noted politician of
Canada, died at Toronto on the 20th of Au-
gust.