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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-06


MARROW ESCAPE OF CAPT. RANDALL.
The following thrilling account OF CAPT.
RANDALL's escape from death by drowning
is from letter from his own pen
GRRAr FALLs, on the Poiomsc.
have just got your letter, and as can't do anything
else win Try to write you again get all your letters
very regularly. We are not at Camp Lyon where By
ron aud the ID Regiment are, but we were sent on a
scout up the river week ago to-day. and here yet
We shall probably go back soon. We are in an awful
cough, miserable. diar aiken county and have pretty
rough works. Our piokets fred Into this morning
We are right opposite TO where the Rebels have quite
required Colonel 10 send scouting party
conuoitrc, aud last Wednesday was ordered select
such men A. ! thought proper, and cross the river
took George Doty alone with and crossed some
three miles abovo here raft, but IL 80 poor we
had 20 swim some aud we took clothes but our own
shirts and drawers Great Falls is VI the toughest
place IN al the country, and the very sw f1r
sumo miles above We however got In safety aud
explored far could through the afternoon and
when the night came we returned 70 the fycr having
been miles ioto the country without being seen Now
George bndsman and Amos Bennett had been scnt toget
boat o. iakc us back but they had to 20 seven mcs
farther up the river o. hnd and did get back
30 pmscd, uil midnight Doty aud were wet and cold,
sud we thought we could run our OH ran back aud
night was last Approaching We launched out but we were
tcar hc falls that could not manage g. and soon
saw that DO ali probability we should go the
falls. We had now got where the water
mrniuus pan and running as swim a. ahorse, and
p,of devils pitching aud tumbng, and not over eighty
rods from thr pferipce We LEFT the ran, as that
had become shattered aud nearly gone pieces and
% sWimniing We managed TO reach large rock that
pr cted ut o the and chung that, and finally
d tW Hurscfcs Oh Co t. We rods from the
shore aud between aud the shore the furious
Part 10 the river We uut Of hearing aud no way
irff .ut 10 again Try swimming skill.
nny uang the best swimmer pl,uged in but my blood
chill vi u 10y veins rs saw him carried down, like light
ming. But be put iorh all his Efforts, aud reached
ON OF tlck 900 thc shore lie beekoned me (he could
nlt ue hoard nm the u the watcr) Try the
experiment III N0lt tu The camp, aud the whole reg-
usuf came HHnIinF fnWu tu hep of that point un
vh. .tr.d. II n'dc me shed icars sec the ansie
ty uf co. soldier 'tt- Co help safely o. This
dune us Ions rope seut foin ~ nd above Il
rIf.t end was ady bruised. aud standing 80 long ~
the vafsr WHs chiilrd almost to-dpn'h have not len
ny roota r.'. but hry going TO carr) down 10
ctmp nn thH ambulance tomorrow. ! took terrible
cold aut HHve nod ihe ague chills. ] took emeiic
.dif. a sa better to-day think shall be well
for0 n9-t very lame, but did not take such cold
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COLDS ESTATE =

w State u vermont Washington District, -.
Ia Probate Court holden Montpelier, within and for
said district. on the 4lh dag uf sept, A. d. 1861
Buel Gold executor 81 the last will and testament ~
William Gold late Of Norihhold in said district dereas
ed presents his administration account for settlement
WHHsKrPoN. il is ordered that the be referred
TO the 24th day Of Sept. next the Probate uiec ia
said Montpelier Tor examination and allowance and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF ms
order in the Vermont Waterman State Journal lrint-
ed Al Montpelier three weeks sucoessYey, as snon as
may be- that they may appeal and at said lime and place
6i,66 r. H. MERRILL. Judge.
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A cure for the Scrulula I'VE recommend
Scovills Blood and Liver Syrup go be a safe
and most valuable preparation for the cure Of
Scrofula.
Restorative Cordial and Blood Renoyator-
Reader allow as to call your attention to this
excellent article, advertised ia another col
umn. The name Of the proprietor is already
familiar a. a household word al over the lard,
and is sufficient guarantee Of the excellence
of the Cordial. 1t is pure healthy tonic.
adapted to all classes Of cases where there is
weakness or debility, and should be in the
hands not only OF every invalid but also eve
~ family. 1t il pleasant, safe and cfficacious.
Reader Try it.
A Coon ENDoRsEWENT We observe in
the proceedings of oar Legislature Of last
week. the unanimous passage in the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of a resolution
rendering thanks TO the proprietors' agents
for the timely presentation TO each member Of
both Houses OF bottle of D.. Sweets Inial-
lble Ointment, and endorsing the same as a
sovereign remedy for the various Ills which
flesh is heir to-" From our own observation
we believe the article is fully entitled to this
high compliment, aid doubt not but the YER
dict Of the Legislature will in this case al
least, be fully sustained by the people at large
Norwich Aurora.
A deficiency in the wheat crop Of France is
generally admitted.
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Marriages.

In liarshfeld, Aug. IS. by Rev. G. II. Biekord. Mr..
Mervin Roberts Of Marshied and Miss Sarah A. Brown,
Of Calais.
In Rutland, Aug 27. VIM. o. Cochran Of Northhed.
and Mary ;. Earl OF lutlsnd.
In darlington, Aug %, Rev. Joseph Torrey Jr.. Of
Hardwck. and Miss Maria 4. Noble Of burlington.
In fopsham, Mr. Daniel NJ Bill, of Topsham, and Miss
Louisa ball, NJ Washingto.
In stowe Sept LIST, By Rev S. A. Parker Mr.. Edward
/ Camp Of Cedar Rapids Iowa, and Miss Hoppe Benson
OF Stowe.
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~ sub eThers, having been appointed BY the honor
able Probate Court for the dstEiotm WAshinaiou con-,
issonefs 10 receive esahe aud adjust the eaps aud
demands of IL. persons, against the estate Of JOHN D..
DAVIS late Of DsKbpry Va said district deceased repre-
sented ns0lyent aud the term VI six months iru the
al day OF August 1861 bring allowed By said court 10
the creditors o said deceased exhibit and prove heir
respective caims before Give notice, that we VIII
attend TO the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house 81 AFRO Davis IN DuxbuTy in said district ON the
PAN day Of ssptsmber and the Oath day Of December
next At nins O'Clock in the forcnooh, ON said dIya.
ALBERT MORSE, g.,
JASPER LYMAN, e"'" ~
Du.bnry lug. i7th A. ID. 1851 G26l
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT is pre-
pared from tho recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connect
cut the great setter and has been used his prat
ce for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success. As an external remedy II is without rival
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-.
paraton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders II
truly nfallibc and curative for Sores Wounds,
constituent Of all who have given Il trial. Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
by il within the last two years. attest this fact.
see Advertisement. s1s9sow
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

W. A. BArcHELoK's SPLENDID HAiA DTs u he
Original aud only Reliable aud Harmeieaa Hair Dys
known instantaneous ia is effect, doss stain TIE
skin and nygorates the hair for life. Be careful and
use other than the genuine, signed each side
every boH-WfLLfAN a. BATCuELoR So by All respect
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores cvofywhere.
Mandatory No, 81 Barclay -. tate 10 loud ST. srd
aud 13i brustway.l New York. S0l
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I ITERATION. This may certify that |
have gwen my son. Royal NJ. Frink, bis time dur
ias The remainder o. s minority and shall ela none
Of h earnings nor pay any debts Of his a'sf
this date. ALMON fNlNh'
witnrss--N. II srAuLDGso.
Fays.on, Aug 2S. 1881. $3.50
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Special notiefs.
TO CONSERVATIVES


The Advertiser having been restored 10 health IN I.
ie" weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection aud that dread
disease, Cpnsumptionis anxious to make known 10 his
fellow-suiiercrs the means u cure
To All who desire g. he will send cory Of the pre-
scrpti1u used rce u chafge.l eih the directions fof
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure Cure Tor Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Sc
The only object Of the advertiser sending the Prrscrir
hnn is 90 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he onctves 70 be invaluable and be hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy, Il will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing The prescription will please address
- REv EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wilamshurgh, Kings County, New York 207i
CONSUMPTION DURABLE
DR. HANS BALsAN Is highly recommended br cid.
fcns. whose names and residence will be found IN Tbs
pamphlets giving the most satisfactory evidence Of as
tonishng cures Of CONSUMPTION, by usina hi,
medicine. The afflicted should give It a trial
SRE THE AurHORiTY. Those who distrust the merits
q popular medicines. and wish to find permanent rem
edy for Consumption in all its stages. invited 10 ex-
anime the statements " unquesonabie Authority given
in favor ~ IN HALLS BALstM They will sAtihiy The
most tnrfrnnIure.
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A BLUE soAtp. Ann wrrnEnEp nArRi

ABLUE SCALP. AND wITHERED HAIR
arc the onseqpcfess uins dyes containing Nitrate Of
SILVER Bear this in mind. and remember also that
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE
has been anslzed by DR. Chiffon Of New York, the
first Analytic Chemist in America, is certified under
his hand TO be free from deleierious ingredients, As we'll
As splendid d,e, instantaneous in its operation and
perfect in iis results.
Prepared BY J. Crisadofo, No Astor House. New York
Sold everywhere. aud applied by AL Hair Dfessers.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

In the restoration to health o. those who have bsen
stricken by spapisSY psrAS.s they the only relic
ble msdiene. Ia all affections Of the lungs chest aud
bowels their prompt saves lives and quickly euTee
Pneumonia. peurisy, cholera, riud, Epasms, worms,
cholera sorbus di,rh@n, dy.entery, whether from
lara eating unrpe fruits other faults in diet, yield
their influence Asthms, govt rheumatism, liver alice
TONS ruPturss Inflammation Of any organ, teysrs,wheih
er ague ether specific fevers bilious diseases iaun
dice ST. vitus dance. smallpox. measles Group. cry
sipess, Nhito swellngs piles, ulcers Of thirty
years continuance aud especially ulcers Of the liver
have all been cured permanently BY these celebrated
Vege,sb. Usyersal Pills. In female complaints abd
nervous diseases they have been equally saeecssfdl -
wide ch..ges Of life, both hsst and second periods -
Epilepsy depression % spirits, frghtfu dreams, all Gh
strueons and rsaxations by them eursd dispersed
aud corrected.
Price q cents per box
Sold by L. f. Pierce and Fred. p. Smith Montpelier,
Vt, and hy all respectable dealers in medicine 50 6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-06

Nj ENAGERIE AND GYMNASIUM. -
vi MAUtGAN'S
BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL or THE GYMNASE
Combined with Splendid Geological Display, intt0duc-
ing -Four Educated Elephants and flll troupe u
Acrobats, In one extensive srlcctand
varied exhibition.
CLASSIC AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS
OF Muscular knergy. Flexibity and Endurance. IN a
great variety Of Athletic Exercises by selection Of the
trst Artists living; designed Model for Youth In.
Producing great diversity " licaihhl Inviguratns and
DNerung Exhibitions " CourAge and Address Profess
enr Madigan's system Of PHYSICAL EDUCATION is
now ihe standard in all The first Semnares Of England
and America And his Exhibition so entirely uuerrep-
uonale in It's character and Influence receive Free
Lcensc and command universal approval Go ali parts OF
the country and acknowledged everywhere he most
Popular, Instructive and Economical uf all Public
Amusement.
rHE rorR rEnroRNIN0 ELEPHANTS,
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, AND VICTORIA
AND ALBERT
most original and interesting geological Exhibition.
Astonishing Instinct Of the Elephant Rlcphantine
sports Elephants in the Gymnasium Dyerting
Exploits ~ The Elephants Sagacty. Docilty,
and Intelligence of the Elephant Attach
mint to their Keepers And Obedience
TO their rrantra, Singular Traits
n the Elephant
THE FOUR ASIATIC ELEPHANTS,
ATTENDED by their keeper Nj Hail are 10 most perfect
condition, and 80 through their varied performance in
excellent order. Snme Of their fcats are IT an entirely
novel character and will enlist the attention Of all in
tctested ia the habits and history of these wonderfully
endowed quadrupcd.
The Exhibition viii be given in the Afternoon x Evening
Tickets, 25 cts Children under ten, Is cts
win exhibi, as follows
West Top.ham, Monday, sept. 9th
barre, Tuesday 10Th
Waterbury wcdncs'v ilth
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY. SEPT 18th.
l'orthheld, Friday, Sept. l3tn.
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tV The Rutland and Burlington railroad
will run special trains, for fare one way, du-
ring the State Fair-Sept. 10th to 18th, both
included.
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pfess closely sealed, 10 all parts Of the country
pRtCES-Full strength $40 half strength 81 quar-
Ter strength 80 per bottle.
uPKENFNBER--r This medicine - designed er,,rc's-
ofe kind have tailed % cure ais3 that u rafrrHt
ed as represented ~ EVERY RESPECT, ortAe prics
aTBswARE or IMfrArioNsi None genuine
aud warranted. unless purchased directly Of ~. " at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASE 40 Is Union street. Providence, X
IF This specially embraces all diseases " private
nature both Of MEN aud WOMEN. by regularly eiu-
his trh1'o attention.
{ Consultations by lett,r or otherwise nrc strictly
confidential and udcincs wall be sent by express,
Dom ob,crraton to all parts " the United States Also
accommodations fir patients from abr ,ad wishing for
and que, BErREAr with good care until restored
20 health
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that over fco hun
dred fhlfand dollars paid 60 swindlug quac<F
uunly. IN New England alone. without any beaeff 20
% those who nay IL. Most OF this out NJ
class of persons who the least able 20 lose e. but
paid they vet Il back, and they con-
PEELED 10 suer the Ia silence, not daring 20
pose the cheat Tor fear NJ eJlusg hemscircs. All this
comes from trusting, rifb0H inquiry, IN who
alike destitute " honor character and skill and whose
only recommendation is Their own ttsc aud exravagant
asseriiOns IN praise Of NlHSeircs. IT, therefore. YOU
would avoid being humbgged, take no mans wurd,
matter rhat his prcefsi0s are but MAX lNQl lltN.
it will YOU nothing, but you many regrets
Tor, advertising physicians ia nine cases uut OF ten,
buge there is no SAFETY In trusting aHy Of ssi
less YOU know trh0 and t0hnf they
TPDr NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stsmr
as sbovr. a-Pamphlet oH DIsEASEs OF WOMEN aud
Pirate Diseases generally, giving hll informant On.
tch the uadotbted references and frsfooHials.
without which no advertising physician medicine "
this Kind is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
aFOrdcrs by mail promptly attended TO- Write your
address plainly, and direct 10 DE-. MATTIsON. asa
bove. $40
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The rebel loss at Springfield, Mo, in kill
ed and wounded, is supposed to be $1,000
Some of their men say that if it has been fer
the advantage of the forest their army would
bave been cut to pieces.
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Markrts

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkEr-Aug Is, 1861.
At Market, 97j Cattle 10 Beeycs, b2j Stores consist
ing Of Working Oxen, Cows aHd buc two aud tire
years uds Prices
Beef, extra, $500 a 6.5j Working Oxen, 81 100
" first guai - 0.di CowsN Calves, 80 so
" sec. 80 a 0. 10 Neariiugs, none.
" third 80 a d.)0 rsii YEARS olds, Vl 60
" ordinary u,Oi IDOL lhure 3" 3" 70 10
shoep and Lanbs.--At NHgNe.aaS, PRICE
in Lots, - a l62 EAna K select, 20f 81
There wcre--cars over ihc Grand Trunk ami Eastern
Railrlad l6l over the Bustcn and Lowell; 81 over
the fiohburg of those the Ftchburg were from
Albany.
Remzrks-Ihere was larger supply N Cattle to-day;
about Western I'm addition 90 report, and prices
are lower about pc best DE the quail
lilies and the indi nus are thar price. will rule lower
for some months. large nu.nhers will ia from
the Northern States. usual in the fall -hc'p and
Lambs sold ia large lots sell again ah9ut lie head
lower than la- week, but small llts 10 the butchers
bout the same price.
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BUY ME, AND I'll DO YOU GOOD"
DR. LANGLBY's
ROOT AND HERB Ritz Frs

DIR. LANGLEGb
ROOT AND HERB BTT7 Frs
Continue to be the standard medicine for the Of all
Bilious and Liver Complaints; Hnmors, from pmpls
to the worst pu,rd Jauudice, Costiyeness, Head
ache Piles Dyspepsia Indigestion, Weakness nc, ThsJ
both alternative and tonic, regulate the stomach and
bowels stimulate the Liver restore the appetite promote
digestion give strength quicken the circulation, and pa
rfy the blood better than any medicine ever known.
They are made Of the best Roots and Herbs. among
which sarsaparil!a, yellow Dock Mandrake, Thor.
oughwou Cherry Poplar and Priekly Ash Banks. Rho.
bab Dsndclion aud others recently added, all ski.
fy combined IN accordance with the laws Of
Nature, forming the eIectua Spring and Summer
Medicine that be used Everybody needs this Iaedi.
elmo. aud all should IL at Pleasant and safe q,
al times. Only rs and IS cents per bottle.
This medicine 10 also put mp in more eonesn-
trated form, called DIR. LANGLEY's SUGAR GOAT
Ed ROOT AND HERB PILLS beautiful osthar,is,
without gripping pain and will Cosuveness and
Piles ssld By all dealers in Medicines.
Orders addressed tn J. O. LANGLEY OF GRO. @.
GOODWIN & CO, Boston. 1854
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That APP
plication will be made, al the session Of the
3enets Assembly Of the state Of Vermont, for an act
establish The boundary line between the towns Of 81
ABEL CAMP
August 10, 1861. 626t
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One of Gen. Frcmonts aids was in Con-
cord during the early part Of the presnt week.
The object of his visit is understood to have
been to provide for the construction of a
large lot Of wagons arranged for cooking the
food for an army on the march. These wa
CONS are like what is used in the French SER
vice. Each has two boilers, and il the ra-
tons be those most used in the army Of
France, cooking can proceed as regularly
while the army Of the Mississippi is moving
down the banks Of the Father of Waters, as
after il rests and establishes a cotton depot
within the city fortified by the genius of Pill
low. The boilers are of such capacity that
At halting places each man in a regiment can
be provided with quart Of soup aud pint
of coffee, which, with the fation Of bread. will
constitute a meal Severed OF these wagons
have been eonstructed---the locomotive
portions here, and the cooking apparatus
at the Amoskeag Machine Shop of Marches
ter-and it is presumed contracts will shortly
be concluded for large number.
The aid OF Cen Fremont whom we have
mentioned is Hungarian officer Of much
merit and equal modesty. His conversation
led his acqraintanccs here to think shat the
Army Of the West is being prepared to take
the field In earnest It's officers care less for
gold lace and dress than for zeal and activity
LETTER PROM Passover OF WAR
The following letter was recently received by
the mother Of the prisoner. who resides in
Bcrlin
RIoHMoSD, Va, July 80, 1861
Dear Moiher,--l write 10 let you know
that am we'll and wish you the same bless
ing was taken prisoner by the enemy,
at the stone Bridge, in the fghtat Bull Run,
Sunday, July 81. They treat me very well,
much better than e&%cted they would
There are here fifteen of - belonging to the
ID Vermont Regiment As near A. can
learn, they baye abou, 1000 prisoners.
ID. IL. hTIcKNRH.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE.

DR.. HaAs BALSAM is better entitled TO the eonf5-
enee OF CONSUMPTIVES than any remedy known /.
peculiar action the system excite the surprise sud
admiration OF those who have tried various msdcines
without benefit II is we'll worth fair trial
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BEAurtFuLLY CLEAR. PuRR AND WHITE Whor
ANY face after the OF the Magnolia BGia no mat.
how unsghty 1t before Price SO cents per bot
tie Sold everywhere. W. L. HAGAN & co.
62zj PHoPRIEToRs, Troy, n 7.
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copyright secured
'THE EAT IN DIAN REM + DY
FpU FFMATHg

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything OF the
kind, and proving effectual after all others
have failed is designed Tor both married
and SINGLE ladies, and IL the very best
thing known for the purpose, as u will
bring on the monthly uctiiess in casos m
obstfuctions, afer all other remedies u
the kind have been tried in vain.
Over 20O0 BOTTLES have now been
sold without s,ngie failure, when taken
as directed. and without the least injury 70
|, 10 health ~ any case. IFIt Is put up 10
bottles " three different strengths. with
full directions f1r using, and sent BY et-
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LETTER PROM PRISONER OF WAR $500
The following letter was recently received by
the mother Of the prisoner. who resides in
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NARROW ESCAPE OF CAPT. RANDALL.
The following thrilling account OF CAPT.
RANDALLs escape from death by drowning
ia from o letter from his own pen:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-29
PCrsOual IntelliCcnce.

A. Burnside, Of the United States Army; f. s. Whit
man, Of Washington j. NJ Washburn, Of Boston; s. Ro-
bnson, of California; and G. Spooner, Of Bridgeport
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Capt McNatt and c. L. Pyne, Of the United States Arny
J. p Wheeler, Of the steamship North Star: Rev. A.
wrage and wife, Of Yonkers; g. Benson, OF Maine;
Capt Oliver Eldridge of Boston and G. Haskell Of Ph
delpha, stopping at the Astor House.
Col. l.. d. woolley and wife, II. c. Demming, %. A.
Butts and Thomas Gale, of New York T. G. Horton, Of
Boston and II. s. Day, OF Seymour, Conn., stopping
at tho Grarnercy Park Hotel.
Col. Backus Capt. Myers John Andrews and J. c. Day,
of the United States Army Major W. II. Dixie, of Mnnc-
sota MAJOR Ross Of Ohio; H. Harris, of Caba and Col.
Fullerton, OF Vermont, stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Lieut.. Read or the United States Army; G. NJ Chaplin,
Of Springfield Mrs. John ArIot, Of Elmra W. I. Land
and family Of Baltimore; q. f. Pethnos and wife,
California, and j. W. Clayton and wife, OF Maryland,
are stopping Mt the s.. Nicholas Hotel.
Rev. c. w Everest, Of Hamdcn, Conn; J. Mathewson
aud family, Of san Francisco; +. Fathan OF ho United
states Navy; f. ayton and wife, OF New Jersey; G.. II.
Smith and J. II. Rciss, OF Washington; s $. White, Of
lhiade hi W. Jameson, n OHIO, end Dr. g. C. Iou. 40,
Of New Jersey arc stopping et tho lan. < House: