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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08
PRICE. TWO CENTS
7rsct Remedg for Coaghs, Co"s ~''.
Kidncy Dificatfies.
WHITE PINE COMPCUND,
PREPARED BI
Or j. W. POLAND & CO.,
nnEEsTNWN CENTRE. hi. R.

GoFFsTowN CENTRE, Nh.
TIE following testimonials viii tell -"metN'n@ ay"nt
Medicine that s now becoming pcpuiGT idsteF than
any other article sold bv druggists :
Rev. j. X. Chase, OF EUInney, =. H.. '!er CAFE Ci
April 4th, 1890 Gays - When your fa'oi tt"" bct
ties OF White Pine Compound was rec eiyer was 8ni
ering from mc2t cold TOOK the Fornponnd.
and was able preach in two days. believe
the Cornpound is al ira 7he rG"Girhr. do q" rh
thonsaYds who know nothing ~ rs Yriu;s, would be
come better acquainted With IL.
Rev. f. c. Stevens, P9stor Of the !'alt. Church az
Goilstown Cert~ io letter dattd led. l'i tsys ::
Sonn Of my family have tired t. tthe 'ar'Icrnd,
with signal success 5eHtrs b. On, q Il, Le>t
Couch HsDt"i.> rtPare6. Reside, IS Vun" As 2
Cough medicine have good reason 20 believe it to be
I'll claims TO be for Kidney D - o.e. ana Dlate9,
Dio5stes, in Mach ttg that neither himself noT any
him thought that he coud ib% live through
him he began take it and TO The nprise of all i'm
nedately how Cd signs OF amendments E'eNen nQn>h
stterwards deb % 1860 in full statement q his ca
esays = believe ul. io'aId's VI lite |re t"mn""p
under cd, has been the means OF ~ tecovH! IN"
undreds Of casee OF Kidner cornpl# nts, rrEF r IN
mRELY by taking the White Pine Compound, have been
An aged msn in Danvera. Mass. heard OF the ON
pound, a wonderful curative TO- kidney comp zint5
Berg great sufferer that difficulty ne sent to the
Al thecary for tv bottles. They CURED him. he six!
thev worth fifty dollars He has since ood good
many bottles h nself
Mass. lie was also cured of the came compiant Ater
wards he went to Minnesota The great fal ue OF mis-
journey brought return of his forme dliicnlty anG
seeking in Minnesota for the Compound. he was
compelled to send ali Tie va! to Salem have for
wHrded bv express.
July 1861 Dr.. POLAND :-aIr. j. c. Butterte;d. Jr.
who sells your Medicine, has requested me Ia give Il
brief statement OF what your Whte Pm, tnmeo' "a has
do. for l had been afflicted with the kidney Com
plant for long time, and had bad Cough OF Ten
years starding. Which caused me to spit blood quite
frequently. No Of my acQua intarceS expected
that should get health again. bat ttro tot-
n,S of your Wh"s Pin" CcnI"""d have cured ne OF
both the Cough and the kidney Complaint.
a q neIrItOr al
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08
MRS. WILSON'S
C O G @ A N UT oil
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing s put Up in large bottles,
and reals tor 81 per bottle and for dressing the
hair of any person. young ut old there is not its equal ~
the world II will make the hair everything you wish it
to hc and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any If the fashionable extracts either foreign
or Amcrican which alone should entite to place on
every l2dv's toilet table.
le the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
IN the morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
hair will be even more lifcke in color and beauty.
Use nothing on your hair but these preparations. and
use these according to directions and warrant YOU
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry r VIII
son Co.. Manchester, N II. whom all letters 'hoa'd
be addressed.
l.. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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ALI, THE NEWS

will BE- found in tina columns of iht Nord IN very de
parimen. ut luman activity. POLITICAL. AbRltUI-
rUhAi. and COM NERCIAI. rs well as IL IliLRA
1UEF. SCIENCE aud Arr
We shall continue the publication OF oar hcc'es '
cal Record aud give 70 Religious and tGUcat' ona
Topics and New, and to al Aew Publications, inVet
l!ons nscoverlc and orks of Art. the same car!N
ana thorough sympathy aid attention.
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xxKyIrth CONG aEss-Third Session.
SENATE. .WA.uIxeros, Dec. 4, 1856

SENATE. .WAsurSGros, Dec. 4, 1852
APPOINTMENTS II TIE VOLUNTEER NAVY.
Mr. HALE Rep, N. H. offered resolution that
the Committee on Ma al AiiuTs DO instructed 10 In
quire into the expedisney Of providing by law thai
appointments in tie volunteer naval service be
submitted TO the Senate for confirmation. Agreed TO-
SOLDIERS TO BIZ DISCHARGED WITHIN THEIR
OWN STATES.
M. WRIGHT I'm, IndD offered resolution
that the Miliar Committee be Instructed 70 in
Ouire into the p. )pTiety OF reporting BIZ requr-
Ing al eolden hereafter disehsed 10 be discharged
within the limits Of their own State. Agreed TO-.
THE EMANCIPATION QUESTION.
Mr. POMEROY lkep., Kan offered a joa. res
0luiOn nat 90 much OF TIE Pres Gents Message as
relates to Conversation, imanc.p I'll o, and DspcF
members Of the Senate aud FIVE Of the House. LAID
over.
Mr.. CLARK Rep, n. H. offered joiut resolu-
ton, approving o. the policy vi Inc Ircsileat IN
setting the slaves Tree in infurrectionary districts
which was ordered 70 be printed
REPEALING TIE ACT no EosALIZE LINE OFF,
GERS OF TIE NAVY.
Mr.. HALE lAo9., y. H. introduced BIZ repeal
inc the &C. 20 establ 81 and equaize tie grade u
Line officers Of tie Navy. Referred.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, o. offered resolution
requesting The President. II compa bic with the
pubic interest % communicate 20 the senate all tie
c0rrep 1LdelCe, teegrus, letters, and reports con
cemng the military operations OF TIE Army o. the
Potomac, aud All corres oudsnce, letters, kilograms
and reports relating 10 the surrender OF Harper
FERRY, and the testimony taken before tie luyesi'
ga.!ng Committee upOu such surrender. Laid Over
DEATH OF SENATOR TH0Ml son.
; Mr. TEN EYCK Rep j. then announced
the death Of L.s late colleague, tne Hon. JOnn X
Thomson Of Nrw.Jersey.
tlI. Teu Eyck spoke briefly Of O. character and
good qualities Of tie deceased Senator. Mr.. Iaom-
sou was born IN Philadelphia, September - 1850,
aud was nearly sixtytwo ye9ra old when 10 died.
lie YVES always a prominent man IN tho Stae O.
New-Jcisoy. lie Was true at heart, and true
lover Of ls country in is hour Of trial, who
a.deut,y denounced the crime q, Secession and the
traitors who have endcayoroo 30 destroy the Union.
Nr. Ten T., OK IAen offered TIC customary resolutions
OF respect
Messrs. LATHAM Dom, CAL RICE Dem,
Mimi FIELD liep., N. j., and ANIHONY
liep., x. 81, also delivered bnef euiogies when
The resolutions oil Jespcc, were adopted ard The
Senate I'D yur.ed
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/ AMENDING TIE hLh ENiL Law.
Mr. YAN WICK OIop., y. ~ gave notice Of
/ bis intention 10 introduce q ll.! 20 amend tho Re
venue Law oY reducing tne TAX On htm!ock tanned
let er 20 four mills per pound.
TIE various Committees were c2lie4 % Tor re-
pOiIs but none were made.
PROCEEDS Of SALES or PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr.. ALORICN Rep, MIMI Introduced lll 20
grant the proceeds o. tho sales u certain public
lands 70 aid in tho construction OF The Northern
Pacific Railroad. Referred 70 tho Select COMMITTEE
OF ihat subject
TnE MILITARY GOvEREOR or TIE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA.
Mr.. WlCKLIFFE (Un., Ky, offered the follow
Res,isee ana, tho Committee on tho judiciary squiro
and reyor, on the '1l,g'ne 3t J.c's:
RIM Under wat Jaw lere has been appointed Mil
to- Governor o. Tie Dsi.lct n o.ill-}
Ssoadi VIA. power dos be- roscss u ezer-l.o and
u,te. what ia" bps ho derived his powell -
IhDd: WIZ. ssery or co.peEsati,a hss been paid Lial
and uade- sshlt spplopn4aolf
Fo4rth. Via. IS lie entire annual oxper,e = ach Military
Gore nor, including Oh he tt ~ To-. g hoa-", aid
prisons house rent 80 wl. servant soldiers
F,6i Wie.teT ssid oi # Military Gov rel rs, ntor.
feed With ,eo a. Aiiyf-t.on of justice and Jaw
lGu4hs srd state tlc fcts 81 sutn obstruction.
Mr.. WIChLiFtE moved the Previous question,
which was no. seconded by vote Of % agaln9L o.
Mr. WICKLIFI E-Baye Ia riga, 70 eay any
thing
TIE SPEAKER replisd--If debate arises, tho res
oluti0n goes over.
Mr.. WICKAFFE-When car look for the res
ClutiOn 90 come 40
Tire SPEAKER replied-The Chair answer.
Mr.. WlCKLlFkE-I will offer 10 every morning
II in order.
Dr. RIDDLE lDem., PAIL desire to Offer an
amendment.
Nj. WASH8UREE Rep, Ill., proposed 20 de-
bate the resOuuon.
Tho SPEAKER inf rmed tho gentleman (Wa8h-
bInel that he could not deprive tlo gentleman Of
Pennbylyara ii5ddlel OF The floor.
Mr.. BIDDLLthen ptoposc1 tbs following amend
nisnf which a,r. WicEln8 accepted:
That g Committee on tie Judiciary also inquire under
what a.la t1e .l hiitly Governor - erd,d Wis power
20 TOO bt.le oi 4eII.5 yDrla of cay o.ler 5.a'e.'
Dir. BiDDLE moved The previous que ion.
Air. OLiN lRep. h. ~ moved ~ 10y the reso-
luton on the table.
Motion carried by Yeas s5i Nays &C
QUESTION or IIuVMtGE.
BIZ ashley ebd that DUNG The (Repp o.
la.s CANVAS IN OAi0, = lua,yer Of pdye.c
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DoAED or Cny CLYyAssfrs.-Tho Board Of Al
dcrmen met as % Board Of City Cauyaners on Thur.
day noon and cauyanod portions Of the Fourth.
S2th Aiath and Fifteenth W,rd-, being lbc Sec.
Oud aud ssycnh Aldermanc Ditthcs. There
seemed 90 bo very little difference between the ollie
cial returns aud tie figures that we published lu
THE THHuHE the day after election. Tho Cnnyat.-
era vii iosume their labors to-day. Sud continue
ion day 10 day mi. she canvass 10 completed.
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lAd7erlisenen-l

TIE UNITED STATES TAX Law,
Now RTkDy ~ psuphs, Of - pages hns. whit. papsL
Ps.dc ae BILL wnirn il word os word 10 accordance alta
gual lex append 10 It Alphabetical kecapituis
tor Of every asce % be taxed by the law and tho anou
II tc at ~ eyisd thereon. his renders 1t complies
audi convenient a. T. u possible to male y
Pree cents postpaid; pr 40 II seat by expressi ~
Yer ~ II ~ rah Ads.ess Tag IEIBusH, sew.Yors-
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adopted. The building Is TO I've erected on IN. blot
Of ground bounded by Fifty fr,t and Eifsv..s.s
streets and Fourth and Madison avenues. and tps
Controller, in making his estimate Of the exnons.s
OF the City Government for the year 1863 vas a.
rected to insert the above amount therein
The Board then adjonrped, but in half an hon,
thereafter, in pursuance Of cali signed By neeyI.
all the members, held special session, At whch
a resolution was adopted author ding The con,-o,p.s
TO pay sbe widow OF JDomss Byrnes. tse lats
Superintendent of Lands and Places, the SALARY -
the deceased for the remainder Of the year. -
Tie Board then adjourned until e'cloOk Frdax
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

ACADEMY or .-Guerrsbels, Brgnoli,
Susini and Amodo appear tonight in Donizettis
opera Of La Favoria.
Tomorrow Saturday there win be a grand
matinee, when Meyerbeer's new opera Of Dnorall
will be performed. See advertisement.
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GAd'ertl,snert.l
r.e.as.f. Nm non On II /.

sont % cry the receipt Of - cents yearly w
valuable Premium, Sl. The Winter number, re,dy
/. splendid No 80 Broadway. " Y. Every lady shouA
haze one Of Nme DRsOEEsT's IS Running stitch Sewing
aseAlles-s splendid Holiday present.
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At the German Opera House, No. 4e5 Broadway,
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, grand vocal nnd In
strumenta concert will be given by Mr. =. b. Mills,
amistsd by tie following artists: Madame johann,
sen, Herr Weinlich, tho Aron Society, aod the
Grand Orchestr of the German Opera. Conductor,
Carl Anschutz. Mr.. Mills Is pianist Of rare and
splendid powers. H. devotes himself to the mosi
mastery music, ard those who desire to hear it
rendered by capital hand guided by u capital head,
will be gratiied BY attending on tie ocer iOo.
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Thaver,issmeni.l

- HE LIGHT DIAN ~ IHk pohr fLhCf.'--
II would be wei Tor authorities to require app cslu fos
oce. pisces " tEu' 10 5sl.z with tAem written PLrs
aaaly o. scgf and csI aDty De0se gninS
the request Is be Aonrstl Is hs capsDie' Il he adapted 10
the aon These in p0rtGrt sii0ns may lie answered
By Mossrs EOwLAK WELLS Ageo cicg.s, No 30 Broad
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STABDIsG APFRAY.-Ye.tsrday morning shou.
o'clock alteration eseaTsd between Pstrick Csglv nd
Jsnss Brady ala secsbe Third vhieh r.ssIt
Ia Cauey he.ng lta5tsl f. the abdomen by Brsdy IT,
wound, VI I'D = f>.is-o serious T. ficsea wifi irs
knife TIE wourssi ,Ek.B % hisreslenc4 in "a
Fofysscoc ,,-sst nd lis attended to by Dr. Derbv
btdy ,sss- ts'cfs the police arrived bur 10 90 wcn
aEOss he. - CO be sTrestef
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DrYEAuDIso OUR S3LDIERs.-A friend Yesterday
brolgl. 20 one Of the United States army oyercoats
i,,ued 70 conya'eecont soldiers in this cisv, when
tley leave he hospital for the army. purpcr;s 70
10 made Of black peieisham c'oL, aud IL "a 40 be-
lieye Charged g. ~ tue person % wl5E. j; j. r.
sued Ahcr T. careful aualys Q q rs structure, We
d oull say TIA, it WIS .oourosed chiefly Of Old
ground up carpet nsp, goats hair, and thearnan =
duft-ilat il the minute particles Of wool cut from
tho face Of cloth IN dressing. Il i- not woven. The
material would not ADM, oft. There il no mGchin-
cry IN tho world by whioh.a thread oonld be spun
Gus Of such stuff. BIT il IL rudey fel.ed together
not felled IA decent wei may BIO fslted into slo1
waterproof fabric--Lat the larger GJers aud hG.Ts
ore sle.zily inierlocke Tie dust thrown in 20 i up
tie iniersiccs, aud tie whole stuck together by some
soFt Of ezing then dyed and no, pressed 10 make II
cok something Ike cloth. For oil he purposes
Of furmeai, however, such f;uh Is utterly value
lee. Yen can thrust your finger L..uga i with
ease IL is AL Icrv.ous 20 wind aul gaia sieve.
The dayliyL. shows through j. amol. urotEraoed,
and whom we poured q cup Of water through IL he
fabric offered hardly any porceptib'e ob ruc'ion to
the pnssage Of che hui And tho tailor work l. en-
,irey In keeping with the quality Of tie material
-cosrso, and sioyen'y in TIE extreme. Upon the
lrirg o. the sleeve we find tho follow 81 lmp in.
dicating ,ha, the garment has besn inspected, up
proved, aud passed;
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TIE HUDSON RIVER BAyK-SCBsrTCTE FoR
SMALL CBAv0E.-The Hudson River Bank, heated
at Hoboken N. j., has recently been reorgsnized
under the General Banking Law OF the State CT
New-Jcrsey. with capital Of $1,000 with power
to increase /, to $4,000. Mr.. O. IL. Wheeler Of
Gov. Curtin's staff mas been elected President, and
M. J. d. Danghsrt, fsyorably known aud ideHti-
fed with the Interests Of New-Jersey Cashier. In
consequence Of the scarcity OF small chsnge, and IN
Older to meet tho exigencies Of the public tie Bank
has issued certified checks, about toe size OF tho
United States postage currency, in denominations OF
s. 10, 49, and 3 cent?, payable IT the Bank in sums
" q ard upward.
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Sale Of real estate at auction, Doc. A. 1862 By
iisn H. Muller =. r. WiDtn. 4 Co: lot south sids q
Ctd.st., 100 feet west Of Gih-sr.. $500.
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CHAmrfrs AyD C0uHEcTIoNs.--At tie regular
meeting Of this Board yesterday. Comm--iolcr Mich
oron ia the chair the report Of the Committee q he
Whole was read. showing that during Pee fortnight
ending. Dec. 8, az rcrom were committed 70 she
Wo,1.llouao from tt Ciy PIsou-57 Of tho nEn.-
Der men snd $50 women. a resolution was adopted
sat sick soldiers from regiments now forming be
received into tel!eNuo iiospfai
Tue following contracts Tor meat gt TIE institu'
lions " 80 awarded:
E.sf4r l,tri lbyan Lawrct &c. p fh uuiton ai 80 81
o.! lut O. oi .sf', aud DO .Jr t-ng'ari ant trc'sa
$50 ret lar .c City li4s1ns. 80 80 600 I.' ID nra
iol Bellevue H.si f..d.ls l.fn 81 ..c irrm9ra
bto, 81 .o l0u .b Dualc A., ul--o erl H. Grove
ell, h.ai al FL. ID r.. lrHtaii Dc-J ". lf.lt beef no
80 %. 20 % 43 io4 lstiI lios '', Sr-foA Hos
i.ls und "ofa spso Al.--Io-ie-"n. L4.o4. Heei 81
Inc cou,r.,, TO- nuol OF tho leland asd Small rox Ho.
iitls thy Prison. AInauc AsYluas. aud harails lsaa
4l...t 10 tlailr -.nni.n 90 - % or slain sud
a. 20 Tor Dis-.is aha ua,l.
Tho Commissioners layo on investigation decided
THAT ro blame is attached 10 Any omi .oyes of o..
Comm. ssiouer az Bellevue Hospital, n thf oase OF
prookham, WHO ord Immediately on As arrival 90
the Hospital, his injuries having haon ~ such a
character as 10 pre,igoe any possibility ot bis beng
saved. mo letter OF Mr.. White which No pub
lithnd Yesterday, is attached TO tno ropon.
From the weekly statement II appears that tuefe
wore q ~ inmates IN tho different n giiuiohs On
the .yth ult. Duriug tbe week ). dicl, - We're
discharged, - sent 20 BHokwclls leland, ana 10
tho Stale prion .62 eicA and wOuneed soidlcis
were reported aL Bellevue Hospital.
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Board or ALDRnaEN.-Ata meeting OF the Board
on Thursday afternoon, communication was re-
coiyed from Street Commissioner Cornell requesting
that ho might Re furnished with copy OF The reso-
buttons which had passed tie Board relative to hrs
Deplrmen. filce tie removal OF Mr.. lLapr. MI
Vris. ire stated through tho President Tat tl'y
ed all,loy been cent. A communication lf'h N"j
Inspector DoAvan nominating Henry b enta ~
Atsistant ilcalth Warden iu tho Ee'etih ""''i
il the Place Of jacob B.unau, removed, was az
proved. r.
rppIopr.AllAg DO cum ol 51t UJJ toward gus eiee-
l.ou % a IeW Ke.hn C.tAQis OTr-su ~! IAN "~i
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~ IhaFLl liON. ". a.
4 CLARK. ttW-N l.k"

Ifths the material with which our sc'a.c-s ars
clothed We DO not wonder 10 tie scl.ness tlat pre-
walls Ia he army. The wonder is, rather, tlai SO
many are able 10 endure tic rigos cf campo gu
y.,l such % miserable protection Lom te elements.
10 pslm of such go'Js upon soIG,ris fimg'y crm.
ls'. 10 docs seem - tLat both Inc contractor wLe
male, ard tie .nVecior who paced these coats q
cl.the our soldier, deserve to be indeed By tlC
United s.atei Grand jury, as active ageLts Of tle
enemy.
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THE heal.h Of he Hon. john 5 F'''l'' 49,
has been az tho Pau,er Honee, 81. lo'i,' -, ss..
,,oe is nor improving, was hoped ii'' &c
/. exs,e3fpey obstinate, aud his inmcd ''s '''''''
n.api,s.. much solidmls " t.o ss-uiI'
.i -a ~
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ATTEMPTED ARsoS-About 3 o'clocl: yesterday
ror'it. Al attempt made to buro down the teoeneat
Ci seventh b. kindL. dre IN the base
ueL Of As building. Fortunately Tie fire discovored
aud eItGguished 5y tho Inmates ,foe any damage
ts.EcI
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THg NEW STREET CoYNsIoszR.-Ye yesterday
morning Mr.. Cornell, the newly appointed Street
Comuissone-. entered upon the discharge Of lbs
duties Mr.. Knapp the retiring officer, promptly
turning over 70 Mr. Cornell the papers and property
Of toe Department. Tho report that sir. Knapp vii
contest The acton Of tie Aldermen in regard to BIS
removal is without foundation. Yesterday was .
sort Of New-Years day to the Senator aud Street
Commissioner For several hours his Office was be-
seeed with Democratic politicians Of the Mozart,
Tamrany, and every other stripe, who called to pay
;heir resycc: 70 the rising hun.
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CASE OF EXTREME DhTREss.-At on early hour
yesterday morning, Mary Birmingham residing IN
Dover, Morris County, ~ j., found in the street
in state Of intense suffering, by Officer Hodge Of
tie rwen'y-seyen'b Precinct who took her 10 the
sation.liouss, and before tho could be removed to
the Hospital she gave birth TO ss,illbor infant.
She said that che had come to this cry for the pnr-
pcsc Of Obtaining somo relief fiom the Volunteer
Fund, her husband being in tie amy and that she
had len three small e. ldiea in Doyes IN a'mos, des-
nlnis ciroums.lnces.
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WATER Commemorative. Darragh, tho newly
appointed Commissioner Of tie Cfo,on Aqueduct
department, having been duly qualified, entered
upon the discharge Of h' duties yesterday.
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From The Richmond DTcteh, Aos
Il CUNNING DEVICE.

Expectations wlich are excited o. y to lie dir2p-
ron'ed 5e.isr c4clated 90 g. rt tie str0ases. nd
tnau lie stefreG realities ulIge- 5y 10Y o. hope lie
k-e poll c4ls have colsr4ve4 tol Tie Dc nl.-s lE-
raey q ee,ae G.d qrel shs southern linl 5y sorg
& d. cad 1.eg il.T..i1l 0g .le South, idea which
ASH d We have re dy enGe-yoled o. pat The
eoumuity 81 II gard i-st tls cru oa. n lie be-
1ls r3salte 90 lppo7o tn. Europe, and 6spe-
cay ElelllJ t4sll sl-l u.l..sst power a.
J. he division II -e Ua D. would in,CsDc u be-
kif lat from tie moment tLat te Queen Permanent
rc ANNOUNCED .lr- position ct rC4tIaAty A4go elt
sstsd tst t. soun hsr .lng 20 hope on tiei o.
-, and esIy oc- ocye3rneA SAGE 10 been 10
~ EGG 1el thai c'.vi-.lca
1h1l tho syupa -s y ae Brilsh people are with usis
not cy-out ta1 at tie Poi Of Their GogeIn44sut
I-tle. 10 tsyOf tls Nora South. s.ss tho declare
ton Of tio blti3a 5cIe-ry Of sr, TIA. l.e AID y not
recognize "t M lse Tscrk n b. Lui.e.
tl the United iaes are to ach c.lr tie
a., ascasi2a which me I4oa ssss ezprrae
&c cg4.luouiN % t4e bIsl Ia.4.e', 0t aeJ "
boar ueh u in-Iyenca even from those who have
isrgi1g upon th ho very VOID hos Decoms oisggst4g
y Trust hat neACeiolth every Southern patriot vail gel ~
sooks iof bsp 70 sny eay power IesJ.gto
Lsers and sirong
Ho would have the very VOID Intervention oxpunve5 nom
the southern d. onaTy e tt" Dae thou from
tie un- a. guilty aad slai4ei.l til We
teSiish own Independence, aud 10 lr-ldonss, nA
sssed d. euy cthes way y.ld b. worth haT-AF AZ lOy
tose OoyeEoets which stand oloOf from a hour ~
ae u tle We etTs them ~ rep ,Ae fruits hereafter q
theE ,ins.ef and inhurs1 ~ouse % succeed they
s1Ps no tscc4 tLso.s 90 L-uia u 500, anal. ail
sin henor, Dlt Our fall NJ sound le f-sl knoll = ffer
en power upon lsi coAtAel., al1, po4Aays 0c4 stability
~ home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
a sKIHMsH AT MANANsls.

Passengers who came down by The Central train
= ev az .ss o.. t-a srp i.h oecsIo1 io The IS.
ciui.y cf HarrT0s Monday as' between and
/. ~ q Szlkse - j. whcb he enemy lost al e.
sna ovrtesn ps1asrs Our loss IN til ala. killed,
I've wounded, ana t1o missing IL ll tho aIeo6
ouuo;e log expedition. LA1 advanced from c. lge
u e aud Wes lle. nel- b.. Run, ~h-na fight la some
twenty Iira.es ga igiy ln.ula OR cav-l5 then
charged the enemy fec, closely purtusd uu.l wIH
G.sti Of Cen.Ieyil e. IDlsqatca, hoV. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

4 Telegram fI0m bsfln d nov. - slYf.
IL s stated that tno roj .cs a the piuusian Coy
eminent ~ the notes Of Bavaria and Nunemberg
upon the question Of the French commercial treaty
have been di,patcled. TIC Governments l. ieuoried
10 have stated that Prussia fully adhered 10 tie
poati0n 1he bad already taken up, lnd wall regard
The definite rejection OF the treaty ty Bavaria md
WuriemJerg as notice on sheu part g. leave the
Zoilvcrenn.
II al said shat Prussia, in accordance with former
agreement, vii! comply with tho invitation a.
Bavaria 10 attend tic General Conference OF the
States belonging 20 the Zollverem a. Munich. Nut
Ill not enter upon tho discussion Of my Other cub.
.cs tuun those mentioned IN Aliico Il OF tie Zoil.
volcn Treaty, ~ being reserved ior ID Be confer
etlrs.