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Philadelphia Advertisements.
IMPORTANT FiCTN


FACT No. l.-1his Company being duly licensed,
their Machines are protected against nlriu.emenIs
or litigation.
FACT No 2.-These Machines make The lock.st,h
alike OIL both sldes-and little less Than hal
much thread silk the chain or loop Sill oh MA
chimes.
FACT No 3.-These machines are better adapted
than any other ewing machines mark ell TO the ire
quPnt changes and almost endless variety OF sewing
requires III a family. They will from one Ia
tv enty thlcknesses Of MarsDlles without sInipng,
and make every stitch perfect The. VIII even sow
from the hneSt gauze TO The heaviest ClOtA and
stout hard leather without changing the feed need e
or tension. or making any adjustment of mac hne hat
ever Is not such IL machine hest adapted To family
use and II BEST adapted for family use, why iol
every VaTlety OF light sewirg manufacture! Fol
work too heavy for our Family Machine. We recon-
mend our larger sizes
| FACT NO.4.-Hhese machiRes make the most elias
nc seam OF any sewing machine in fact Of yer,
Great importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods
any kind on bias.
FACT M. 5-No Machine is more durar lie or sim
pie IN It's construction, more easily understood
The reputation OF these machines wherever used " il
fully demonstrate each Of Tho above FACTS
FACT No. 6.-'rhese Machines tunk the Highe,
Premium al the Franklin Institute. PhiladeIphla
FACT No, These Machines took the Hlghe,
Premium at the New Jersey Stale FAIR.
| FACT No. S.-Hhcse Machines took the hghe
medal at the AnerI"aa Institute IN the City Of Ne
York, together with The highest premium for fine sev
, ing machine work.
; premiums at the Mechanics + air, Utcu n. Y
| FACT No. 10 y hese machines DO The SAN
thing generally. WheHeV properly exhibited IN cor
petition with other first Glars sewI g machines b
we have space for only one FACT mOre-lt Is the mo
important Fact of all.
FACT No live warrant every machine we 50
to give BETTER -ailSiacm lhah any Othef se lug IN
chime IN m't."et. money refunded.
| 9>S-SPhd tor "a Circular. Agents wanted, Addre
FINKLE LYON SEWING MACHINE Co,
sepI9ly No. 535 BfOdd"a New York.
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New Fall Goods.
ZhOs. w. EUans & Co.,
! EIIICIIt UI
New Fall Goods,

Invite attention to Their large, varied and handsome
assortment Of
New Fall Goods,
Embracing all the NEWEST styles in Silks, Dress
Goods, ClOaks. EmbrOderies and Fancy Dry-Go0ds.
Also, full assortment of Mourning Goods. White
Goods, Hosiery. Gloves, Mits, &c.
The stock is principally Il. w. Evans Co.'S own
Importation, having been selected IA the best Euro
pean markets. IpFessly fer their retail trade, and
will be found unsurpassed for style, quality and rea
sonabe pricea.
Nos. SI8 AND $50 CHESTNUT Sr.
BELOW CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
PATLA ADELPHIA
N. B.-WhoIesaIe buyers will find il advantageous
10 examine this stock. Oct2l
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,{sce!!aneous Advertisements.
Peniasulur Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS

,s.s-sszs CHA NOE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday Nov.I9th '6l
- sps Trains lUr the accommodation OF
sssszss Ess p4-seagers will run as ioilows until
<esss & aAs5 StstS-, further LoIIcs:
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k- Passengers from Baltimore To Milford, Seaiod
aaA Ssts0ur will lake eVsnug tram from Baltimore
AMI spsnd Ight in WiinIinE'on
SssseOS RS iar Dover may leave Baltimore az o5
.. 4 and prOGss0 evening
L. q. SEWALL. Jr.,
Supt Del. BsroaJ.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

Now in course Of publication by JAMES D. ToRREY,
New York city, aud open for subscription. a great
popular National " orb, u IneslImablG value to all
beautifully printed IN large 3VO. viz: the
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EkRti1s { st1RS OF CONSUMPTION.
Effect OF TIE REMEDY.

az sH the earliest appearance OF ths.e signs Of
cSrsH@ptsos, the pntisRt takes daily aseut ten
prAizs of tha zZPoPhoePHIrEs no will u..aiIy
see AAsra al d.sappear IN period varying fren .
fs" ~sS<s 70 fow asnthsI Rnd By continuing the
sesesieaal uss Of the Remedy, EE WILL SPED
III TTaD HIMsELr IN THE ElgJoYMEET OF
sooH HEALTH As HE. PEnHAPs EA0 NEVER
Known II Els LIFE BEFoRE.D
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Wholesalers Genuine Preparation"
IL TEE oNIY prYEApYr

Forz y IT. Churshi.Ps Remedy. TgaSe from the
srlgiaAl For1Gia 1lss actiC1 of The Hypophusphits
nTNoTetD Aud specific sHeTsa'in0 the pracpis ~,
J rrrrEH sE7Vcta yoSeg, ard they arc ire E,er
fsNsAEsL nLSoD eEseRATI1d AoE.T Ep.wy The e0t.L
sros tie tdos-srsF condition 10 IHiEBIATE Ala TIR
HNlAL sf1sFTess T1zAP"glErsG KsrrDTT WHICH
AaAifT EAHFEeVa Thsy FsIisre the eergh disinfsh
sNgSsto-.tes, tsBress ths appetite aTtest earrhsa
the r<:At fsp1&, esGis ard IeEeY eoose tho bawe.s
kasoAs fs1sLar, and iRs q Aer cAlM Axp pnosornn
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Vests Improved Pump

l35 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

head was found 10 b, beaten to pieces WIN
some heavy Instrument. About eiOeK
in the evening an idiotic fellow, about -
years old. made his appearance in Aeel@a'
icsriIe, with the horse, nying that he was
Mr. Fuller's son, and wanted the horse put
Up for the night Ga being Questioned oy
Others, he told his name and said ;he horse
and thing. were given him by Mr. Fuller :;
but on being further questioned, he nude the
following confession, which i written cut in
his Own words
Ny nams {. Loyal Nores: have lived in York
state. and in Poultney and Rutland have been
living in Reading this summer; was looking for
place 10 work; old man (referring 10 Mr. fuliefJ
called me In; have lived with him most WeeAi
worked drawing and ehoppiag wood AMI iodaering
cattle; slept with the old man every night oaiII
1re every morning; last Saturday mornlnS so'
NJ sud built the ere; old man got up snd PIT on
nv trcRiers; said he would swap with me pat
on Old insn's and went and MIXED; got oAczi oii
man got breakfast; We ate breakfast old man ala
not &c. much; old nan lay doEn On lne A9er
forward Of the s.oTe; said be vas IN great pan
and wished somebody vogl1 knock him IN the neai'
4
the short ironbar that stood leaning on the bank
ing of the house; went in the door arcund the
stove behinl the Ola nan and struck hin On tao
head three blows; be walked up the hrst blow
threw I'd 10th hands end made q noisei meant 70
strike him hard enough 10 make HIN give NE pacS
NY trOwsers; old man cheated ne Ike the uellli
alter he laid sill pulled NY trowser' OF ron Nun
and mt his On him, then washed the dirt on tae
lees Of mine and dried them by the stoTei then
put a bedqult over the old man; then l Pi1Asl
up my clothes, put some pork IN small O.1's4
aud some -four In q bag, and few potatoes IA
barrel and some wool or rolls tied up IN eloin.
took old nln's hat, coat lamp, platet, r-zgr, All
the bead butter and cheese there was u lae
house, and put them IL pail, ard then united
the key Of the house from the button Of the vest
the old msn had on; carried all linss cut and
put them in the wagon; then locked the door, got
he horse aud started for Rutland; 70 vas Jast
dark; drove 20 the big white housei unuit'led
the horse; left the wagon out doors oy tas para
led the horse under a shed; went and glt mn
.ose hav; then went into another barn all '.ilL
til morning; heard somebody n the house Wnea
g5t N: then went 70 my father 70 frank 3lore-i
STAYED there ell day Sunday AID til most nisht
Morday; then I went snt hitched the hor-e 70 ne
Ws-cn aud started to zee NY sisters. living IN
Mechauiesvilci hosss was tired n the sa'F' ie-'
the -ou IN tie road one hsl; nile back.
M1res was immediately arrested. On h's
tsr.1n was f,und Sc 90 aud in the wagon
were bound all the m97atl- ef-ets OF the d
ceased. irre.ycc;iv, Of value. lie seemed 81
D.. quite iussusjt!a . the subject
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
NV rrnLlCNrIONS.

I THF LtgE OF EDrAED lEyNG. Minister 10 inc
National Scotch Church, L1nd0u, I!iu-tr'-
ted Nv his Journals and Correspondence,
6,. Bv Mr.. Ohphanr, autlor %. .. Mar
-.rst Maitland. NsE York Harper
a Bros.
Here isa lio.apl.caI s.Iz o. une'-noa
merit abou, man Of yz,no,diu4ry powers
Whose fame .eusrltj,n as,, in Easand'
Scotland and ,hi, country, was very great.
sprinsins from the poorer walks o. Society
IN Scotland, Irwin. WORKED his way - an
education. as hundre Is li Others have done.
and alter brief career asa teacher, he en-
tered the ministry. GraIalliy he rose 90
crea, smiu,rcs a-a pulpit orator. AMI III
London uuezluplei thr1u-s Of all el-s-ai
frtousntsd his chapel. a uaa vi great fer
tiiitv Of Imagination eul freedom Of sxlse-s-
ion. be fell under the ban Of Sae Pr-shyteFy
With which De was connected, but talt be
was a sincere and devoted christian man and
minister, we believe Do .ac ,rr doubted.
e. Had Elwarl Irving" says 80 English
Journalist. 90 been Roman Cath lie priest
be would have been cluouiz,I among the
creates. Of saints. B.i0S Prl,-.-n, aad a
Prs.5y;eriaa be was turned ou. oi iis church
ho was treated IS mailman, ami he li-l an
ru,esst and heretic - aul Carlyle says OF
him " But Tor Irving, 1 had never known
what tie communion % man means; bis
WAS the frecst. brothe1liost, hravest human
soul mine ever came in contact with. I call
him. IN the whole, the best msn have ever.
after trial enough. found in this world, or
hope to find
NJ. OlipLaut ayai.ei herself Of many
valuable sources Of information. and her
work is lively and interesting.
For sale by \. Williams K Co., B'-tn.
ABB5rr's SERIES or AvESIcAS HlsroET
Has now reached the fourth volume. which
is entitled the " Northern Ccl5uies.' and
ike lis predecessors, it is illustrated by maps
and attractive eusrayinss. A6b1tt's works
are especially intended % interest The young
III, ability in that Say Is widely acknowi-
edsol. The present work will sustain his
reputation. New York published by shs'-
don & CO. Boston Gould s Lincoln. For
sale By Fuller.
SPrRcEoS's Sssxo>s. Tho seventh Series.
New York: Sheldon & C1. Boston Gould
& Lincoln.
To those wao ar5 admirers OF the c-leora-
ted Baptist preacher in Loni3n, Rev e. H.
Sturgeon. this volume viii be welcome
addition to his former volumes. Mr. Spur
scon j. not a profound thinker, ba' there is
a great deal Of earnes ness in his sermons,
and readiness and variety Of illustration
winch makes hi, discourses very ATTRACTIVE
to readers. There are - s-rmOns in the vol
ume, Of which the following are some Of the
titles The Treasures OF Grace - " The
Resurrection;' Path Illustrated" "Chris.
Triumphant :" "a Revival Sermon - ~
New Years Benedictiou;' MARKS Of Faith"
' The Blood Of the Covenant" ard The
First Resurrection"
For sale by Fuller.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

GRlAT 0EcANs.--A correspondent from
Bellows Falls sends Us the ioll0Eins acts
about sy,ae of the organs IN London
B,,s,s. Edssr,
n your p-per q Wednesday
evening, Nov. 18th, you call attention to tie new
Organ Of the Unitarian Church, Burlington, and
say ait has 1900 pipes, being more than in the
great organ n St. Psurs. Loniaa."
Tic Organ at s.. Psuls Cathedral has never
been knoSn as great organ eveni sEi certainly
not as 'i,s great organ" It is 'alR ozs Fhen
compared with mluy otaors Ia London. Il was
built by Schmidt and Lrlnz il 1924, and has
great age. Il has been repaiisd and altered by
several orsan builders during the las, one hun
droI years- Nr. Bishop, IN ls25-G. adicd a
very fne set o. open wood pedal pipes; bat tie
organ. uOE, has only thirty s;sps. while tie 81.
ST. Martins, l4s sgIy fr,. -. PSgTs organ is
snail, when compared with that at Exeter Hall,
which has 2is7 pipe; OF sith tia; a. cbrist'.
Church, which has .l2. piFes; O. Il even tts:
al tie Fovndli1g Hcspi.sI, vlic5 iss 905! pipes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

noon. \ report al by eonmlltss hFpcinte
to i1vsstigate tie tcocuu,s Of said olicers, ws'
thought 10 bo - severe up5u tie pressn, ircun.
hani. that be should have little de.sy to doierd
himself, and reseus. Il lie eoaid. 4 reelection.
Is il Anticipated that here Will bs some 'piey
Fensrks in e,rrecticn with the election.
TIE Senate snl House srs nov sta dead loek
on The question Of Increasing the Jurisdiction Of
justices. TAe Hou', f.yors the in--eiss and the
Senate opposes It. Neither, A. yet, proposes to
yield and 1t Is doubtful how much a Conferences
Committee can accomplish. :, ia prcbnblo that
The law will Dot be changed.
r s-s 0'cLocz, P. M--Gilmsn Is. Dodge,
the present Incumbent, ls reelected ssrgsant-s'-
Arms. receiving Ice out of $50 vo,a,. Hon. v d.
F. D.rkiD'on !. reelected Rsilrald Ccmui,,i,n-
e.
MoSiPELiEF, Nov. IS.
The Home iaiulsei in a spicy debate this
morning in reference TO tie eousti,u,iouaiitg Of
the Pcrsonal Liberty Bill. It was o,ca.ioaed by
report ia iie By Mr. shaw IN which /, vss re-
commented 20 restore tho sections Of the Statutes
which Froyiia fer risl by jury IN case of attempt
ed rendition Of fugitive slaves. This portion Of
the statutes, atcut which there uss formerly 50
much discussion, vas stricken out By the Reyis-
log Committee; snd the Select Committee, Of
which NJ. shav il CEairE.lu, recommended its
rvinseT;ion. Il was argued that this proyi.ioA Of
Vernon, law Is uucon.ti,utional in the opinion of
the best legal authorities, AID therefore it should
be LEFT out in revising the statutes; and upon the
other haad tbs, Vermont lsd taken her position in
reference to this question and had refused to yield
in ;hi.iua;er 90 the ,lave power. Il was deemed ~
thoss 10 4vor Of Eeinertius the ssc,i.ns. very ~
igsg,i igr tie State ss1 % " back down
Mr. Royce favored the opinion Of the Revising
Committee, ard ioiei authority to show the ua-
constitution li:y &C tie provision in questica.-
He referred 20 ihe difficulties ~Lieh members Of
Congress from Vernon. had u5: With % defend
iuc TINS iesisl;iar ,f their State They hat
found t5i; t5ey could n,, Do it; and 'he opinion
OF Gle best ies.l ;-len. vac s-a'-'. che existing
law cf ta- State 70 iais nat er.
Ns,-r. Hsl-b q Lgilow sni Henry o.. coester,
we're nrt iauniistsi by les'; authorities. and
-iIsi ~ith Nj shaw. Il ~. argued ty them,
that %, Tug tive slave lax i--sif va- 81 least of
i,ubtluI Cor,timGorsli.y.
Mr. Reed Of Montpelier. 90 tle ether haad.
beii thst the prr position 70 continue the uncoati-
tatio,sl rr5yi-i under di -cassou in theStstGtes
vs- an atsarlity. A.a Veruon,ef, he flta de-
gree &c pride in the c9u.afu,i7aali-r -rl eni'.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

around ~ within eireait oi fa'''e. -
m'ie' ere 'ns o'lerreginents oi cur oTisA'o' w.,
are weeds close by to furnish n' tin'er sni '1'''
sst though ), is not as sheltered and p'ea''i'' !"
place as olr i'-t encamPmer', We can Ia'So our
'c!rss comfortable here, beyond doubt
The li'h, 18th snd l6,h are % have 'helf o'u
trHea Hnd Belgian siusseis exchanged Tor hi'nei'
G-s iu DAY cT two, and viii then DO their snare
q picket du;y. 5one Of your anxious readers
ray h'rs s1T9osed, possibly, from the tact mat
$50 -Fo doing picket duty that We Sro IN the '-'S
Ct tte eaei1y, Or somewhere neaF 1t. such T. "
10 means tle case. lt i tue thsi1 With tae 'N-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

FIeHI BETWEEN Kansas CoLoEED Esat-
NENr AND GUERRlLLss The Laaven worth
CORE -p3ndent Of The Chicago Tribune. eivss
the following account @! f5ht batwe a
Kansas c5lo-ed re-ime,t ard g.ng Of guer-
alias
The Kansas cli.sei regiment iGd q fight
Nth guerillas, c.mmeucmg N Tuesday
last and conJInu.n. several day, iu which
-he blacks VIZ victorious. The facts (as
related to me bT Lieut.. Lyon oi Co a. }
were, ths lst Kansas, c00Ied, under Jackman
and Cockrell, occupied and held an island at
the head Of the O-i5. River, az the junction
If the Nari-lszna md Mill Greek
These two combining form the O-aze River
ucar Butler, Bates county, No. At this
point the sece>h keep large quantity 0l
stock guarded hy these CueTil.as. Major
Uenning, commander Of Il. S,ot-, aud urJ-
vJst marshal of Southern kansas, ordered
from Ft.LincOln q detachment of the cHloTed
regiment. 1.-THE regiment !, stltiunsJ 90 Fl
Jiucyln,) lG0 men from tie lst, CJL VII
liams, and seventy men iT,m the blt--i on Of
o0lOred trOOTs from Southern Kansas. under
Capt. Lelmen, making 2j0-lli under Capt
WaId, acting commander Of the regiment for
the time beng, the cJlJne, being absent.
Arriving At tie island they found about 400
Suerillas-the blacks took p0s5s ssion u Tco,-
man house, noted guerIila by that nime
residing there-thev surrounded the house
snd yard with a wall OF rails and n4u il
Fort Africa.
The enemy were all mounted, aul they
made frequent attacks on the blaCks. The
guerillas were reinforced with 910 men, and
the blacks sent o. Fort Scott ilr reinforce
ments and amun ton IN -Iuwa.le the $50
blacks were fighting the 600 scc-sh. Up to
Thursday night s-len blacks were killed and
eight wounded Capt Crew (Whit-) Of
Company a. VA AIiel, and his tJdy was
brought 10 L at-uworth yesterday.
Lieut.. Gardiner, (white) ithe fighting Qua
ker, 20 called, Wla wounded, making elsht
killed ana nine W1uaiel on our eide. 4ni up
u the sane ua from G,,cea 10 twenty Vl
the cuefii.as s.~r- Aiilel. rle number of
wounded ult s-t ." 1. my riirulut. GA
1hurseay "'snt tAe Eeini1Ic=.-sat- from toTt
scott cane 'n zine sroul.. cInSis:i. " $50
cavalry ami ts5 pi-ces 90 artillery.
Inc guerl.las 1.nhedi4t-ig Comm-ut..d q re-
treating . the sand, aai down the r,,-r
Is was the intsalion To attack them op ,re
island the next morning. and break u. zine
nest. The haz resul: | WI. send ,,s when
get il. Thus the frst tlaci; hl -. .i., i.,sn
spilled N 6shtiHg With ;h eromi-- .. iat
Union.
have ssseF..i accounts igsn il- scene Of
action, aud -hey all a.rc9 that "a, black,
fought weli-uud not Single clwafd among
them . bur ihcc we're Father lau, t. h4ldl,
and keep hlci lni t.sey h2i 10 be heii " q
tight rein, .ize 2. PAL. ol ing, eeh led
horses, anxious 20 a..,--and 70 % 1t the guer-
Fills-
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s. Dr.. Mo-sln was declared elected.
Mr.. White Of CIV ntry. nominated = {
Dicksrman Of Charleston. for Bank Com
missioner elected.
Senator Stewart nominated Carlos e Mar
tin Of Fsrris5urgh, l.. director Of S'ate
Prison elected.
Mr. Henry nominated Lucius L Ibinson OF
Newport, q director OF STATE Pgison elect
ed.
Third dirsoto-.-Nr Royce cf Berkshire,
nominated VI Hyde Of Isle Ia Mott. Sen
.tor Alien nominated Pitt w Hyd, Of Castle
ton. Mr. Mead Of UnderhiI, nominated
N,r,in Wires Of CGdcrhill. Mr. Cushman
~ Rochester, nominated Daniel Stearns OF
Windsor. Senator B51ttio nominated Green
l.,f Y.bh Of Gulldhal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

SHocEC.G NuRDrr Is MouSr HoLIY.-A
correspondent Of the Rutland Hei aid gives
the details Of a shocking murder Of an old
man named JOHN Fuller, OF eccentric habIts,
who lived alone on an ogt-o.-the way farm
in Mouat Holly. lat Sunday bs hor-e
WIS iound hitohcd uuder = neighb9r's shed +,
and his wagon outside. loaded with saudry
article. /, wss suppasel lie had left /; thsre
and gone back los something IN Monday
a se rei icsgli'4 ~ finding tie olI man dead
in his own hoGsc, wrapped iu quilt and on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

GEsAr TsAUp a. TEE 6ovERSNEsr. WV
YoEx, Nov. ls.-It Is stated that nearly million
dollars have been irSgdulently obtained from the
L. 5, subsistence department Of Ibis city within
Is months. Two Of the parties. SOLOMON kohns-
ton ard G, b. Tracy, Brokers, have bssu arrested
aud sent 70 Fort lafayette.
they have been in the habit q puTct asirs hills
c. the subsistence department for half and sone-
tines fourth OF thei- apparent value.
Parties were employed 20 hunt rp co-sEsetors,
vao bad erbsis,sd men, and ssre Of tie LATER
were led to sign bills for suhsistins 1909 1en,
where they had really provided for only leo. As
many as fifty psrsous ara Implicated and gate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21
Q.lIe J1ee a113as
THE NEW NAVY YARD.
EURLINCToN
FRIDAY MORNING. NovEMBER q, 1863

Iuc s-,a4.isaMtui Of q ucw United States
Nv Yard we strongly recommended by
&c Secretary Of the Navy q, tic last sa-s;,1
Of Congress. IN offer WIS maize hY Phil.-
tclrhii T. give hr that purpose au island
n the D4lawsr, below the ,i,y, un
coaliulu thar ;he proposed gard be
es'ah.i,h-i there--and many were quite
F--lT 50 snap et the cfT.r, a. # tie cost
JI.oe -i q Few acres Of land was sufficient 20
outweigh 8,i l;l,r consideration. = Board
Of ctfcaTs were however appointed to czam-
me different localities and make TcIg-r. That
bond after llIl exlmiuation have rcpoitol in
iiv.r 20 New London, Conn. The reasons
Ir- taeu conclusion orr set flrth with great
c'ol-a s- ip q brief pamphlet, ali,h we sup
l.-a ,ol, o. III Mr.. Williams, tie Chairman
of,hs N-ry larl Commission. N-a valuable
haven io- cr-l- -Aiis, New I.ai.u h.s long
been c.!ebr4'ed-ani the rat superiority
Of thar location ov-r League Island, near
PLilliclFhil, in every particular .f ec'r1mY
and convenience l. ini~ru,ahl.
CrN. Wool. in d letter O. ,hc Bli,iuore
Sun ezpressr Indignation at the fnling Of
the Court # Inquiry which esas1rsd him ilr
placing an incapable officer IN command Of
tie Important r1st Of Harper Fssrv. and
implies that al ths blame T5s,F with Gen.
McC eiiau and th, Secretary rf War He
saYs
H.. ra. .s.- RS, pIie,d '.-., ,---74l., fCsl.
H'.e-) ~ rvr77d ef H1'pa'' F-rru.' ils was
taers ia comnint st the time when asslmei
r.E.4al .t t4is department, aui had been ordered
o. -s,-1 sl nis headquarters tlers "a t.e .1fh ai
H+reh, ty . j. ueu. Il CisilN1, ilan Seleaii-i1
-tt.-
ua ds -1,l g April ,he Secretary & Tat zen.
taa following order % Col. Mii.s At Harper. fer-
80 " ~ sill please make daily reports rf the
--s-e g rcur c,7ms-i Q, ibis department.
tt SON s',r t-e surrender. On. WOOL
rlt'-h.d a le-.ei N wa.ch he ssi}. J. Col.
NJ ss3 followed hi- directions Harre1's
ferry val,I haze been r-,tec,at-which
imr'i. .aH,, dszrss 4 su,h.rity On his part
19a5 C1 Milo We see it stated. al.,. that
tas b. .u,i1n =. the Commission was {, cea-
s1rs Gen. W5,l ar rsfa,ai7g su.h au inca
ri'is pfieer ia command, and sia, thy word
placing instead Of r.,aaing, occurred i1 fae
printed r.I9rt hg mistlke.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

--s lection OF sluiry St4., oi6c-rs bY
the joint Assembly j. reported IS fJl, 'F' 10
Wal,0na Daily Journal
TuUEsDAr p. M.-Nir ilsndee asked 'aat
the report Of tbe Committee appointed 70
ex mine the accounts q the SsrgeIut-at-
arms might be read iJr the information OF
the joint Assem5 y; be moved that It os
laid On the table, agreed t1.
Senator Richardson nominated for Sccse-
tary Of State, George &c.. Bliley. Jf.. and
on hIs motion the election was made rir1 roce
vote. George ". Bailey. j., was elected
Mr. James moved that the election OF
Ss1EeanJ-lt-lrms bs postponed uil an Sd
jlurnei meeting of tbs join, assembly,
lie complained Ihat very severe report
had been made against the presen. incum-
blnt. 10 30 late period that the Hous3 had
had 10 opportunity 10 further iave-siS.,e the
report was agreed TO.
Senator BraifTi nominated Hl1. Jsqtba
Bradley. for auditor Of accounts eiect5j.
Mr. Ilenieeu minated for superintendent ot
the State prison, Hon. Hiram Harlow; elect
Cd.
Senator Stcus shtO1 nominated for Comm =
sioner of the Ilsane, Hon. Z Morgan oi
Bennington Mr.. Fletcher OF Caven ii-n'
nominated Or. Z D Warner Of New Hlv1n-
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