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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-13

st. Louis, Nov. T.
Advices from headquarters state that Gen.
Schoield lies Frustrated with typhoid fever at
Springfield. Meanwhile the Army of the
Frontier is under the senior officer of the di-
vison.
General Vaughn, commanding in Clay and
Clinton Counties, Missouri, has ordered an as
sessment of ten thousand dollars on the dis
loyal citizens of the former, and FIVE thousand
on the latter, for the subsistence of the militia
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ssata prisoners Disc h srgca.

Baltimore, Nov IL.
The following prisoners OF state who have
been in the Old Capitol irson at Washington
during the past three monts, from Illinois and
Iowa, passed through Baltimore this evening,
having been honorably d scharged:
Judge Andrew G Duffof Benton, III Judge
John P Mickey of Cairo Ill; DR. Marcus Ross
of Tamaron III David Steward Of Fairfield
Iowa and d A Mahoney of Dubuque, Iowa
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Milwaukee. Noy. II.

The Ozaka county mob, not conteuted with
destroying the draft box and rolls, attacked
the private residences of several prominent
persons clearing and demoilshing everything
they could lay hands on and maltreating all
who refused to side with them.
The Provost Marshal with 600 infantry on
the steamer Sunbeam and Comet last evening,
and to-day arrested some fifty of the rioters.
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MP0RTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS

Are unfailing in the of Coughs Colds, Asthma,
OnchItis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult Breath
4 Inoipient Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs.
iu have no taste of medicine, and any child will
We them. Thousands have been restored TO health
st had before dospaired. Testimony given in hun
IDS of cases. single dose relieves in MINUTES.
lSk for Bryan's Pulmonio Wafers-the original and
by genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
aOfcred for sale. Twenty five cents box. Sold by
sslers generally. =
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by Pond Morse. novl0:d&w3m
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iious Il.

Resolutions-By Mr.. Gardner, that the
Governor be r quested to communicate to this
House tho amount Of compensation allowed to
the commissioners appointed under the act of
November 1861, to settle claims growing out
Of expenditures for military purposes, and to
make the statement in detail.
Adopted.
The militia bill was taken up for considera-
ton, and the question was upon the adop ion
OF a substitute bill IN the place of the House
bill
The House went into committee of the
whole to consider the bill reported as an
amendment to or substitute for the orr inal
militia bin.
In considering this bill debate arose in
reference to the section which exempts clergy
men, physicians, teachers, telegraphic and
railroad operators, ETC., from ordinary compa-
ny discipline.
Mr.. Henry proposed to strike out the entire
section.
Mr. Balch was opposed to the provision o.
the section.
After further discussion it was finally agreed
by vote of l0l to 81 to strike out so much
Of the section as provided to exempt ministers
of the gospel, physicians, faculties of Colleges
and several county officers, and 10 report thu
section to the House in this form.
After 26 sections of the bill had been con-
sidered the committee rose and reported
the progress on the bill and obtained leave t.
sit agaiu. - .-.ess a. -
The speaker appointed as conference com
mittee on the part of the House, Messrs Reed
Chandler and Gardner
Adjourned. ~ d
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st. Johns, November IL.
The steamship United Kingdom, from the
Clyde for Quebec, put into this port yesterday,
short of water, and proceeded on her voyage
this morning.
News anticipated.
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND
,.s,se among the Volunteers would be prevented by
~ nee use Of HOLL0WAY'S PILLS n OINTMENT.
ar Wounds Sores and Slurvy, the Ointment 10 Ger.
an cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Feyers Small
a. Ne tie Pills are the best medicine in the world.
~, 10 a MT Nor Box or Pot 22l
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To Major General Halleck
The expedition commanded by Brig Gen.
Ransom has proved great success. 1t came
up with Col. Woodward's rebel force, 1900
strong, near GaTettsburg, and after short
engagement killed sixteen of his men, among
whom are one captain and one lieutenant,
wounding forty, taking twenty-five prisoners,
all their horses and fifty mules. Also large
number of arms and equipments, and half the
camp of Woodward's men, including his ow n,
and driving them out of the State of Ken
lucky. .aT @
Our loss was three killed and seven wounded.
U. S. GRANT,
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IL GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's

ok JAMES GLARhE'S
= CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
pared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.,
n Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
us well known medicine is no imposition but spro
sale remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc-
~ ~ nom any cause whatever; and although pow
remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the con-
TO MARRIED LADIES
y peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time bring
me nc monthly mon, periods with regularity.
'ue Fills have never been known to fail where tho
y TONS on I'd page of pamphlet are well observed.
ot tsil particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
E,, 81 and postage stamps, enclosed to any au-
Neu agent, Will insure bottle, containing over so
n, BY return mail
|Nd by Pond g. Morse noyi0:dSwsm
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Postal Currency.
Washington, Nov. |

Washington, Nov. 7.
Owing to deficiency in the expected sup
ply of postal currency, the Treasury Depart
ment will not be sble to perfect the arrange
ment for furnishing railroad companies with
the much needed small change until next
week
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Trenton, Nov. II.
Gen Mcclellan arrived in this ci at four
O'clock this morning with portion of his
staff
There was no excitement.
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WANTS.
n A N I f d.

100 CAVALRY HORSES.
=; y Undersigned will be at the BARDwEIL HOUSE,
ee1ao, Wednesday, Nos. 5th., for the purpose OF
tsssns Cavalry and Artillery Horses tor Govern
must stand from Fifteen 20 Sixteen hands high,
% Rom i've to ten years of age
ss., JACOB PETERS.
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A.NTED. = SOMETHING N

n ~ 81, aass,doYhEETi-Malea and female agents in
! s0nts -. egty IN the United States $50 to $40
'ytsble ~ pc fnade,-no hunihug. Business easy,
p 1itS fs9ures very small capital, Will not in
sss - otaeT employment; No book agency or
i5f s,y hnd No person viii regret having
e Phi ,,9,finlstion. let his employment la what It
I'D .sarVo,llars given tn all who enclase three
ness Harvey Brown 4, Co, Amoskeag. n.
fsep23:sv
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Petitioas.-By Mr. Hyde of Castleton, for
an act to construct another railroad between
Rutland and Castleton.
By Mr.. Tabor, for charter of the Essex
County Railroad
Both referred to committee on roads.
By Mr.. Carpenter of Waterford, for char
ter of the Connecticut River Bank. Referred
to bank committee.
Reports.-By Mr.. Noyes, for the committee
on banks, favorably to the bill extending the
charter of Orleans Bank, with amendment.
Mr. Baleh of Ludlow opposed the bill and
Messrs. Cushman of 1rasburg, and Henry Of
Chester favored it, and the House amended the
bill and ordered its third reading. only two
voies eFyasing
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San Francisco, Nov IL.

San Francisco, Nov IL.
Sailed steamer OriEba Tor Panama, carry
ing 81 ,o35,0e0 for New York, and $450, 900
for England.
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F ROM MON TPELIER.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD.
Legislature Of Vermont.
Tuesday Afternoon, Nov. IL.

SENATE.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Edmunds, joint reso
luton, that the grateful thanks of the State of
Vermont are rendered to the people of the city
of Philadelphia for their generous hospitality
and kind and brotherly attentions bestowed
upon the soldiers of this State while passing
through the city during the last veal, and that
the Governor be requested to transmit copy
of the resolutions to the Mayor of the city Of
Philadelphia, to be communicated to the peo-
pie thereof.
Adopted.
Senate bill regulating and equalizing prop
erty OF insolvent debtors, was made the special
order for Thursday next at ii o'clock in the
forenoon.
The Senate bill making provision for equal
izing the grand list was taken up. After de-
bate the bill was passed.
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np>,-,r, -
TENTS WANTED.
CAPITAL REQUIRED As to s25
FAf FROM siS to $50 PER WEEK

r.oing entirely new.
y, ,,aInily must and viii have it.
yiS5 particulars, address, with stamp encloeed
Box 26i, Bostor Mass
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRA
.------------ -
From Tennessee.
BATTLE NEAR GARRETSBURG.
The Enemy Totally Routed, and
Driven from the State.
From Charleston, 8. Q.
AN IRON CLAD" RUNS THE
BLOCKADE.
From Charleston, s. @.
AN Iron CLAD" RUNS THE
BLOCKADE.
New Rebel Ram Launched.
HOT WORK ANTICIPATED.
Important Intelligence from
Southern Papers.

From Tennessee. Battle near Carrots.
burg. The e"emy totally ron ed a.d
driven out of the St tie, with less of q
killed, 40 wounded, 25 pri .one,s, all
their horses, many aims, &C., &c.
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"wednesday, Nov, IL.

Wednesday, Nov. IL.
SENATE.
Resos,stion--The House amendment TO the
joint resolution in relation to commission to
visit sick soldiers was concurred in.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n EMOVAL.-E. +. SADLER has removed
~ his wholesale and retail
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
from Buums Block to the store formerly occupied by
a. K. Spencer Co., in Perkins Block, Asrchants'
Row, where he would be pleased all Of his old
custoners well az new ones
He ntends to Wholesale and retail all kinds Of Boots
and shoes cheaper than they be bought elsewhere
CASH paid for Hiles ana Sims By
K r. aApIER- g
RutAarG, Nov. 0, isos. ncvs:Ssf
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PED, BLUE AND GRAY pSnled F,aa-
Il u mel. NsPlERCx.
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Ok DOE. LADIES', MISSES and Chld.
~ rns Gloves and Hosiery.
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AIDES, MISSES and Chixiens' Hood
IL ana sontags, Just received by
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PLAIN AND PRINTED 4. Wo b;
Il IAines N.PIIRCR,
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pRtNrss DE LANES ILAIp n,-
Il A ~ tsssnaAh
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Q. 5. GRANT

Major General Commanding.
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NATHAN PIERCE.

NOVEMBER, Sth, 1862 Recoived this
" day a mn assortment Of
FAiG. AND WINTER GOODS. -
NATHA n PlgROY.
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Ok DOE. LADIES' AND MISSES
~ BOOped Skirts. Cheap by =.
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MISSES BALMORAL HOSE, for ale
IVA by NJ PInnOR
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FOR SALE.

GATTLE FOR SALE.-One large pair Of
~ Oxen suitable for heavy work or feeding and Ave
rat Cows VIII sell them all together or the Oxsn
separate.
wallingford, Nov. 5, 1862 novs: IL
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CHIPPING FURS.-Mmk, Musk Rat and
~ Coon Skins bought and the highest cash prices paid
for them by RPAINE q o., !
Rutland, Nov. l, 1882.
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T AIDES BALMORAL, CONGRESS
1Aepd LACE BOOTS, Manufscsared by NJ d. Haw,A
and Warranted.
Persals by NATHAN PIHACR
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OS4ktlT RlIANut
I nen:ai Naetsa jWece, ,iof enlofsedEet tlrnsd,
pear below The sRsti.--P6i7S. i1oluisTsssggln ~ y
.lsSo az Ez2sZ slZ1zSE tse ono kaa ID SsinS;
4 gnAfon SeAfllneu WOFth. oarolAlSl.
H.! ssThsa totio&h4E Selscti66s are HON the
1 bNeWBgifd tS. ie.1 1tdgpsss ii the sfsF and
;baad. wabadssIo: gsdf 1of ,loat4 geins7lsNi
IfnF SsH4G U1R6EiEH sltt4fBa oKpRfsdE.
I We lesEq thSoggh the BSlsighv vpapers,
tand other sopEces entitled to great confi,
fdsnce, that Tie State C6hy9ihttohA Witch sfs
1 g session at RaleiEh has h6otetl d6WFii the
ttntamouaasedition measure ofsrsdlbB Ken
meth ReyppE, by a Yote, of 81 to 81. go.
b This y rather, Significant when we take
into c6astd tdefdti ion !tEie fGct that said measl
ute ptoEtded 5iui seVeta eteEmsl foFsthe pdus
tshmentpf anyiane who should presume 70,
counsel aid OF Abet any proppsition to,
retnstate the old North Stale Into the
Comparisons have there Beeii inadeo Of
the sppeEtority, ,iiatell lectpall " morally and,
RnysIHessy oy61Eas Sfbthsa Northern States eyer
EREE LABOR AND THB ABoEfiFIoN or sGISERf
90 One Of the 9ssimilbers, On the 7t Instant.
madea strong aud atg dfnehtative sbeeet7 IN
teToF cot ttea' fab0ry ahd1Of thei. policy of
encoaraRing ,,immi0ration Of s,r;;.,,T
turalists ,bg giving actual settlers farms. 80
as help develop the hitherto bIddssa
Tr,N.l " t,t .ue 0I3Ie. : z
~. - rs ground
thS ~ !, " asrd s
9ssH q S9e ei7Peef;r
III ,Ss. ~ gssEg 11e PtoPesltlon OF the
rem crate the people tor
bor f,,lIS -. sH's S1le An"s pm ntlreet
h Tbs' N 10, ~ 4',I q 5IE2qgh ssa1 si;
haye &; !sS i. :sIi 99
~ ,1a lt ste
iqey are 'agteatthg, In setiOhshesss aafesosl
luton urging upon the Federal. Govern
Sant. tt,,s &, %. : = - : = -, , ~ -
Il, ~ = SS Sss.ss esl
Il. s1I. ns,s V ena
nstoI, =. %
pfbs- tPe ma nSx be-.
:lS oisb9iJ94qqs d3bs qu 4yis q
1oRfH Hf;&eqLtNAhDBOHARa NOLuNFKBRs.
- The C6hIsitfon nave 6assed 5su5 oraih..
anee, directing gGFdoF GrCIsfle itos stiis..,
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a Card to. .MaiI an1.a.

81 ntISIiiof 5-Ioel
5NTB have now i6 store a 4 IN eo5t tinuo 4,
" receive addl lions alnid8t 7dSiIy, du5Ff1E ~
saa1son( 9 I0ltl $40 OK Of FARtRf RfNCY.
DIe- GOODS, radApteds To- SSD3 1tIFGSSS6
"a Lbs, to which w invite 6ttontioii.
Our long eEpeEisnee Ia buSineI3' enahl,tl ne 49,.
lect our stock with ESPEOIAI. IFTiFFRFCITItS - ~.
wants Of the COUNTRY TRAD; !; ma pnFe1' 49,
a. We do, E1oLUSTVRLY FOX CASH, We ~ -.
SsSrstally SstT compete WITH heals p thiasE
I've = have Il no s.
4l.lNE In most Kind n DfY 6fol lIid 6
nov eomprfses1i ae ~ FRESH tIT an ,sV
se9dSs at price sAA Low q an IS - FfSS5t
other house. Our tdrFn8 ne AStl. I'D ~ -
'i'' ZOE esottaS4s t29 Psys3 S1s ..
20, No; so Baltimore, md - Germ n s.
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day alhst;l afteFs our stroops hid passsd
fhrongh@e baS .IsW rsoizs& ad3 u b@
He9 FSmAided there tnhtilspeVeniaks and
them came EOult0r daftinsBaFgpaGd 6nbs6l
queRtlyrto shSiyillage ge mhttSs dc Estasl cabs
turedt7 hHe has otpa eoarse gray jadlst4ad
pair of oatl bi0es pantalo oonsP IIteh he
says were given to him by brother rebel
sWnO5s shadtI elthhnihas s&ppaV1snHe
states tHatIEWeips forC8 was a66Gt 2& 600,
aud EIacksOpis St0O0Oa0F u, GOO b6tothat
Johnston MaSdexpe ttdnht d1ntollORtwft
large Tetnf0FcgmenlS. 81 sliaN finB 5nsmr4s
AsbbySi O6VAlry nhmb6 b6tslctt tteetity.e .eftfit
|cempanies, an6dlt theTegIHie entS haysrfhd
theirgEnks hiledPeeentIS tusthes lmaximuhT
" conscriptt0n andsothedTfSe. hnHs states
that when he arrived lat Winchester on
Sunday the citizanalWBnao o exnlting and
lbeastiPg ofithey reception. they had given,
iour5ty yoQps AS ttheNs pass through, end
guest nQ9iugse eachi, her to ascertgin, Who
lad hEedit the greatest tllnmh her ofIshot from
sand TipdeHBsgs i 4s1fi sdi 1oy, bsss
Ne soAhEpR thetstHte mspt i hat. ygemenl
also hapdledsleRdly apaqslend missiles
t4nd,s4 he did met beau Of iapyoAf the fee,
male assips1 being ikil led by our meptiul
retuFaaL but that two were crippled 3 The
burning Eptr4hei ihlpnls in which the Quar-,
termastsF7a o Ebnildiqg JEWps located 4 and
which WAS fred By, that 10 fIfcerS d Wsslstill
burning on Sunday. leyqBipgs and the Giti5
zenS were saF9e9tly labeEiRg 70 isnbd due the
flames. 4 No other building were on fire,,
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ss,lss. s.s.sss .I7 NUMBER ]. .lI I37E R.,;;|i 29s.

4 - = SstHFqll 1T Z
3y these female aspa 5, bnt large hRnd gree
sees Ssss tFaroEn 6y tlsm from the iPT
tiJe.t6 the1tVes ahds linbsidof s6nI sSllEfft
Enensas QheEsh EshblsJWese, ,iof course dFetnrneds :
apd heads here Sp5 there, we're seen to dis
az DsleW ass ShS ss sssh;E5s 1;dE g9a A AgItTs7
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rHRrAra Th lsf.irra

The ilBateI oF llls kR s. & sssjFFl al
tokiaI 6Ft q X ninb T,,rs h.,i;'.
itibreathes slsai9Sl, ter t a5sIins, -ths MOO.
GssinthiS styIs5: 3 4. e s slz .e,,.,I g l g
. taFor III !vSEaici,a5 .,...s,as
selves, some of whom % might possibly bs
oR5hipsa q 9 tqr the rSas 81
a mi pc
Of time, slaSsry;GSS af% %Rvs sxistsd S rom sSS
,tqe beginning Of ofitheiworld; 1t has all the
s9Ismp q attoaa Of relig igi9p; but meyer
" ll5 agen nor among any people, has it
efls!eU Iaias midland metciGhl afoFns as
iq tue Southern States. The aiibtfnt 90f
visions tPI food AMI c9mE9Ft, not only d4r. J55!
ing the period OF labor bntin. .thesdlprofits
.a9le yealFs a q. OF old aRef ample and certain.-
SAhe ! ;ahechonats sJhpathIes of their mas.
.ters hage en6aaced their pleas6t95 RHd oak
leviated theif sofroYs.t The diseases of
thetr bodies have received the attention of
the htgHeshmeaical skill, and the wantseof
tlhetSs soul hRve secured all the consOIations.
81 81 rsllg1pPfR GPArk apdl dispa will bsatie
Hour mat Withesses such a6 accutse6 re-,
turn for humRnityIaRdtkindness asfthat to
winch the cOntrabandS' NAV ere long he.
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BURG.
.8ssEEt6 aftesa 66d. ii tliG 81 trucS 81 81
sent by the RebeIssto ling Waters, for
su1Rl ofI ID Il Ia d chill & &, lnetIi eItss
of families of officers IL our army, aud who
had heendeff hehttltEm Sued (fast0 They
lWeYe lSeated EespesttpIly by the Bsbels
sdeftpg thetr compllsoty sciodtn. rhe
5agly 80 tEogil
for own an5 % ~ eis ptc slsi PSI
Cupied the place 0nes Of stlie ,ladies. mas.
lie q thsi q llIeatl y
andsa 0ther The lie 81 tbe Nlai6Fi ne
StGtyss seVehths 0hios0 1st1a "a ssf Ssss lIisiSE
itssei sstsHAREas4 Rows 's6asl.a o g
,ItRas reported IN Martils6dtg That 6Al
Wednesdnyi .TeeopRoi 81 u Is "a by,
outl ltt60ps lE6d sk1atf ler's Ferry as far as
Chati st6Wh, We're were stattoned thtge.ar
four hundred Rebel cavalry few bktfe
we're thtoWn, 6ut settlhg llire u d house,
ahd the cavalry is'l.sli 9llsz c "a
a R1sEla Tistsosts RIsRE1 FoRcRs--zSilH
6aihq ssda tR0liEN. ssAssleefsi q SI5is ar
IN this h6spitai e Ii rebel tlspner
taEeu5on "Wednesday last by our -cavAtt
Wine q 8 I'D cotisliy 81
Ha5neS1ilIes In attemptihg % hiak =
be- vas stEne tNiga on the 6fPd
with . etQeet u 4ststA9 Ale0 pEulSeQa W
baffa 4iltS - nom lis ti6Fse lIIl tOngaf1
safIoa,Sl lt6hsd Erotn chin rthe follnIfpg-
fsets .s.yl lille liSin ID Cl4tl toanty
Ohio, fRst snrltneg s1e Festde
neaS Nfartiih bur tETole Ton him 70 return.
He. did b, .lrd Is & Ne MS Immediately
inprs ed 4atp and sqhseqi
II Joined 4sa6f 59talljs It's Strange
fbaf p = c1egs 40 sltg IN I
vas not tnsthe battle n lFineht ~ = 3 :
arltted 4 that.toWn on fnrlough, 90 Sun
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-5sisE is sRAIEEa,o4E, March 2Sth,
l5tNTE Yonld call the attention Of buySlS to -
present 7tiy as5lribIs St6sl 81 Ss15ifi5 .Eneas
FSpringe and SumInelt Good gs.s
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4he elements t5whiGh constitute tie
lo5alip orti6naof our people, iand CONTRAST
them with the ZION 9f lTeason, u Loyalty
can truly boast Of ,possessipg the material
and substance which cont tiEute d State,,4zs'
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of all lnations.n Treha0nao on 4he, eontrafS5
has gathered in its Eetinneltb efFivilops,t
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foreign arist6sracy,i the d dtss6iIte add the
proflfgats ~ ID NINETY mine aGaseS s6HFof5a a
hundred men dtaexpeEieuhs, eigihzatioh,9
correct morals ana elevated principle, axe
hearty supporters Of the Union. Ia nine
hundred aud ninety .nfnS Gases 81" Of 8
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