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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-20
wArDsroRo VS.. srnArToN, APPELLANT.

WAKDsBOKO vs. sINATIONi ATIFLLANT.
This was a pauper case growing out of the
annexation Of par, of Somerset to StrOtton.
The facts in this case were similar and the
decision the same as in Wilmington vs. Somer-
set.-C. n. Davenport A. Stoddard, for plain
tiff Butler g. Wheeler r. w. Clarke, for dc,
fendant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-20

VNOODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-.
w hcturers All kinds of Printing Paper made 10 or
der. Cash paid for White and Brown Rags Bratteboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-20

Il. II. FARRAR AND WIFE VS.. q. s. HOWARD.
This was bill brought to remove a trustee
appointed for Mrs. Farrar by her fathers VIII.
Since :he case came into this Court, the hus-
band died, so that the trust expired by its own
limitation, and it was agreed by the counsel
that the bill should be dismissed, but question
of costs was raised before the Court, who look
ed into the papers so far as necessary to deter
mine that natter and the result was the al
lowing of costs to the defendOn..--J Roberts,
d. Kellogg, for plaintiffs a. Keyes, p. T..
Washburn, for defendant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-03-20

In this case after hearing an argument it is
ordered and adjudged that the decree of Court
of Chancerv be reversed with costs, and the
cause remanded to the Court of Chancery with
directions to ascertain the aggregate amount of
debts, claims and demands OF Platt against
said Calvin Townsley and c. w. Townsley, or
either of them. and his liabilities for them or
either of them, at the time Of the assignments
to him tone by c. & C.. w, and the other by c.
Townsey) exclusive Of the two notes claimed
hy the Orator in this BILL and also ascertain
the proceeds of said two assignments after de-
ducting necessary expenses under said assign
menls hy said Platt, and deduct such proportion
of such net proceeds from the amount of the
two notes claimed in this suit, as the amount of
said two notes bears to the whole amount OF
said Platt's other claims against and liabilities
for said Townseys on either OF them, ascer-
tained MS aforesaid, and to enter decree for
the Orator against said Goodell for one hall
the balance of said two notes claimed bv Ora.
tor in this suit, with interest; and like decree
against the defendent Chaplin in favor of Orator
for one third of such balance of said two
notes, with a provi,o that if the said Chaplin
shall pay his third on demand against him i,
shall ennure to the benefit of said Goodell sc
far as TO reduce ths sum to he paid by him to
one third instead of one ha'fi and the defen
dants Goodel and Chaplin jointly to pay Ora
tors costs of suil. In estimating the amount
of debts liabilities and proceeds, the Bra,tle
boro Bank debt, and proceeds Of real estate as
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AMusE siT yTs.

AMusEsGrNys.
WALLAcks xoso.v
here,
NEW SCENERY BY IsuEgw0oD
Me- SRA ApfOIA AEkyS
and an unr vailed ca {,
STANDARD OLD COMEDY
CLANDEsTIHE MARRIA0B,
oy Garrck End Co,man the elder.
TUksDAY-fne very po usr
CON DRAMA OF
IENTRA. Park.
With rs new scenery ee snt fuiniire aud highly srasvt
dlstruuuon.
WEDaESDAY-The successful Comedy Of
BOSOM FRIENDS
TIiE cLANDEsTINE MARRIAGE.
FEED THE PLOUGH
SATURDAY-CENrRALP Park
In preparation
A BACHELOR OF ARTS
T AURA KEENE's THEATRE
IL MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
Positively last three nj lts o. the great Comedy,
- NO REST FOR THE WICkBD.
Mss LAURA heehe .as....... Madnne Fernnnd
MT biske..... .;...,.. as. Nous 0e1et
Supported by q powerful cast.
COLLEEN BAwN SETTLED AT LAST
THURSDAY and Friday-Iast two nights Of PEG W0F-
FIN0TON
Srdsy-Tae theatre will closed tor the rehearsal Of
the Grand Fairy Spectacle, ented-
BLONDETrE.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER a.
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yEANtED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE,
w asitdatiuu as En- ,lish branches, you'd
~ a stuaNoa es.k Address box lyl Herald ice.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

T1MILLE CHEvALTER's NEW NOVEL -THIRTY.NiNg
~ Men for One nsn Al Episode OF the g lonizaiisn
OF Canasa by H. Euilie Chcvaler. VOL II mo-, s.t
pa es PRICE. pacr c,vers, 10 cents; cloth, si Published
by JOHN BRADHUkN, successor 70 N. Dvoady, No ~
VA.ss rstrc.t Ne York.
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81 MAJOR GENERAL GEO. b. MCCLELLAN
flom August 1851 10 l502
MILITARY REVIEW OF THE cANPAIaN IN VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND ~ lSoI,
Generals Fremont Banks McDoye. sgcl, Pope, wais.
woih, Hslecs and Mcclellan
8 ToUsEy, l2I Nassau street,
H. DEAlER. ll3 Nassau srert
These books General Mcclellan he realty i and
epan completely the reason why he had 70 ee rencved
lrJu his Command. veybody ought to read thep "
nnters,and this most imporaut eecnt OF the tiincs
DEAD. MARK AND TRARN THE CONTENTS or
IL y q, ars.uaole wcls, The ihgsteed Mafrese guile
AIT Medical Adviser ftse pages, ~ VIM, Earl NJ. ",
Mailed everyNh hcr. in staled euvrog receipt OF -
cents Is,amus. Adarass s. White street. ~ Y.
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THE BALL SON.


i'HE skCOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE FATHER
Aa aeN A. =, s".,ets south ID, ooAiyn viii
,iace On iu@eaay bs., Al VI Hal,
- Fuit aH OraDgt ~ ,cts P..ic sp akin singing
vii c9na~ee eighi O'CLOCK. Francis Joseph Hagerty,
T. ~ < temp orator, VIII deliver Grafton
- sr.Gt apose q leupctance. Pro Wilson aud
NASH wall also ing ~omc.of IA aaoces melodies
"c-.stan. I.ckcts oDc each, I'D. ttiug gentleman
icies 10 De had Of any " ,Ae OF Tie Society.
CHARLES MCRPHY, PRESIDENT.
PATaIcx EsAN. Secretary.
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MADAME DE LUSSsN.
VOCAL AND IaarRUALNIAA CONCERT.
THURSDAY. NOV. 20
Madame de Lugsan viii assisted b following dig
MADAME ERMiSIA CARRERb, T. anist, pnpu of T.A.
berg. her Grst appearance ii Ne. forA.
MONSIEUR DE- LA PEEkIEtE, fGaor.
MR. THEODORE THOMAS tl0inist.
MR. M0sENrHAIL
sIGA0R MUZIH Musical Director.
TicActS 20 ceuts. Reserved ,has ~ cents eat a.
Irving Hall Messrs. Scai.aIe IOl BrU a.
way Shnrs Gu ueTg LUIS B.Daimay i.a sit
IS roadway, and EifA a Pona. 5ii broadway!
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
RARE RARE orroEIEyxlrr ~ E ros CAPITALISTS

RARE offOkIuhirf fOR CAPITALISTS Oh
~ persons desr ny Country Residences.
The subscriber ones Tor his Country Residence re-.
ceuty smi vee cd anu lad out Gan be
three astinci paicrs eaea having front
sprn u building sites The property acres
har 81, sh old mana lawn OF fourteen acres lofty
- aue rr,s native and imported innu~rse and of great
va ety; gar en- tastefu designed with fruits
and s~ers o.tbnilnes Including farm house.
Soltasr fronting on tine harboi, aud bowlng alley
rm, snaiio has advantages for either prisate
e-'aencc or Tor speculation, having bold shore the
SOUND mile Ia extent two sides bclted inlet
one side py the nain road the lands tracing tie
eent Slope either way that budn site commands
Lne Views OF the sound and ding country Two
rias O me sites can have Tue place Ia
,ee.y healthy water exceent and air invisoratng Dis
Ghcr rom the city ID miles by New Haven Railroad bust
ness men can reach the city from this place than
from Harlem by the avenue Persons desirous OF
ooing city taxes the dangers and drtrntons crossing
NE rivers viii do well 70 this advertisement their early
attention. No estate OF equal size within hundred mites
o New York combines The diversified and regal
elegance OF this old residence and all Its
arointments The distance railroad stations
miles When "Chatsworth'' is made station In
temptation edepot already bul the win be only
halt q mile Apply on the premises TO- co,,,x.
or to him AZ she once Of Woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays between II and
O'CLOCK where be
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-s.,a sArr.


L OH SALE-A VARIABLE ROLLING MILL AND
IT Fore. So on iae Meri i.a sey Cy,
occaplc. by Cars an DrD. would be exchange
In part IL 70 IN Gov hy vilag. nster
cnany Ia. Appp 70 Gko CHxi,AAN. fotslown. Molt.
so.i rs olniy, ia.
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yIoX'S OLD BOwERY THEsTRE
IL TENTH WEEK OF Mk. G.. l.. FOX.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, NOV. IL AND IS
LENDEk@lE, THE IDIOT BOY.
LendeImie !tne IDIOT BOY MISS fanns Herring
Captain OF the Band OF Death .......... AIr H. Langdon
New burlesque, expressly FOR @. l.. Fox OF
JACK CADE
Jack Cade Cor ale and beer the Bona Mr.. O. H. Fox
Mary Amy One wife of jack l....Miss Fanny Herring
Lord Say IAN aristocrac nobel. ........Mr o. *. Fox
THE LOST SHIP.
Trim. Harry Chapman Rose.... Miss h Denvi
SPECIAL NOTiCE-The crowded since the appear
OF Mr. @. L. Fox have compelled the management 10
Ia boxes balcony and There
will lie placed nightly the box oIcc when the
taken, All full: standing room cny.o Gentle
Will not then complain II they have 10 stsni.
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DRYANTs' MiNsTkEis
ID Mechanics Hall, i7z Broadway.
MONDAY, Nov. u, and every night during the week,
IL CAPTIVE TROyATORE
Leonore. Roin Howard Name -. O. Campbell
THE RECRUITS. THE YAKEE FAMILY.
LES MTSERABLES
Jean vaean. g. w Griffin Maria Dan Bryant
THE TlN.PAN-O.NION. HAND-A.LORE BROTHERS,
Nelso Seymour aud Dan Bryant
In their side splitting comicaltes The Echo &c.
CHANGE or TIME:
Doors open at Ga; curtain rises at ~
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DARE OPPORTUNITY. SELECT FAMILY BOARDING
~ School at Boomaeld N j. wasre DO, are ,hoi olsny
prepared and ind good home. rhls
school for S0O u "a a " all respects to those
char ing 500 x&0o annin Limited number. twelve;
three yn ne es are % Military drill Saturday.
drrss T. H. Tyny Vice Prnc,paI box MOI Boaane'd Psst
. o0lcs, N. J.
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\ EoR sALE--A FRUIT. WINE AND sE0AR STORE,
e,iao.s ca Tor two years good .es-nns tor sci. ns
having advanced tor larger busiuess; with ase tsnt
SiS - per ncnth App NJ The ~ Foulh street, op'
I post Nashiu on Parade dru, nd.
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A RARE CliANCE-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IL
n YOU ~s find aud honest dealer to dispose or
your cast Oh Cotaing Carpets Fnrntur Jewer 3c the
known dealer, r. MINrz, - sixth avenue Eighteenth
There you m be receive ~ cent
than BY other dealer Ladies Attended TO 0y Mrs nn
A TTKNTIoN WANTED. LEFT OFF CLOTHING. FOR
~ tne Canada ma sst Lae an Sen, Y, .en car re rve
the high price Tor SIX De- and Nooen Drrses Coats
Pants, tarpss Furniture NJ BLadies attended 10 BY Mr.
Mrs. ABRAtAMS ~ 23 seventh avcnue between Twcn
y.hit ana fxonty-sAth sreeta note BY post puncu'
aly attended 20
TTENTI0N FOR i6l SEVENTH AvEHUE.-sS0Ooo
n WORT Of cast OF Clohng Carpets turniture wanted,
have them the Call orna and Western Takea Please
call address H. HARRIS 16f Seventh avenue, beween
Twenty and Twenty streets Ladies attended BY
Mrs. u. Harris
At THE OLDEST sTAND--Isl SEVENTH AVENUE,
"A EIEKIELs guarantees 20 pay the highest prices for
indies and esnilciens Cssto Cothng also, furniture
and car- Jswcry A. nS,s oy pSss Rs,rsSssSy S a.
s.cnh and twentieth Ladies' attended TO BY hrs
Esekiela
AT ls SEVENTH AVENUE, FOUR HOUSES FROM
"A TNet tyhird street ladies' and gen semen can obtain
tie hgsi prccs th ir cast ot Clothing Frnit Car
pets, Jewelry, xc by calling In or addressing Mrs j.
0OLDSTEIN, a. TIE sbovu number 0enemcn attended 70
(yENTLENEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF cLOrHksQ
NJ purchased for the Western market In .rge or small
Ing impose Plcs-sca as the store, address Thomas
D. Conroy, ~ Centre street
NfERCHANr TArLORs HAVING FROM Slol TO $500
lN worth Of new clothing and willing TO dispose Of
fair VIII with cash by addressing
Thos. ID. Conroy ~ Centre street
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n Hackensack, $i2t0t: do, 100 acres sixteen mics
New Jersey near depot $4,000; l3O do, $S6O All have
- .aesDN''N'"s. ''N''- w IL MEI.ICK 4o1 Rroadway
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GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
" 4o6 Broadway, corner Of Broome street
Director CARL ANSCHUTZ
SUNDAY EVENING, Nov. Ia. atS
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
In which all the principal viii together with
tile Grand Orchestra OF the Opera.
An attr1ciye and varied programme viii be offered
ON MONDAY EVENING. November ~
First Hlghi of Beethoven = Grand Cassie Opera or
FIUELIO.
Which win be produced ia perfect style tho
MA 10 Fiute.n
The Society has Kin lily consented assist In the
Grad Chouses. The Orchestra Will also be greatly in
the east the
Prime Dolne and all the arlists o the company
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w thousand dollars capiai an ASST late n mahul G.
tntns business whee the anuuAt inYe 81 4 " lsreey
~ :. ans Yield arg rrtt. frr,i 49, unN, ing ~
: III ra.ie an statg amount eapast. tecN aptl Ad
,r1ss 4. n. W.. uoA IL NeraA ollc.
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AZ o. ROBERTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOB
M. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Low rates of passage.
NO DETENTION ON THE ISTHMUS.
One OF the following steamships win leave from pier ~
foot OF Warren street North river monthly commencing on
Monday December I, at
Sieamship ILLINOIS 1900 tons. AMEKdcA, 2S0o tons.
KMPIRE CITY, l,SO0 tons. BONAPAkTE, 3O0O tons.
For San Juan del Norte Gytown) connecting with first
class the Pacific the arrival Of
gers San Juan del Sur and proceed there direct TO
San Francisco.
N. q. ROBERTS,
III West street. corner Of Warren,
New York
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oCuLIsTs AND AunIsTs.

- =
nIsEASEs or THE EYE.-DR. MARGULIEs, PHYsT
IL oxn his IA hness the Prince Alexander o. n sser
Darfadt havin al twentytwo years experience IN me
dcal practice London and St. Petersburg may b. con
other no RS BY appointment at 39 West Fourteenth street
Now York city.
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REHABILITATION.
Killed. Wounded. Aissisg. Td.dl.

SECOND NEW HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.
CoMr4sr A.KaLdnprivases n r. lane aaward n.
verely; privates John G. Darling, severely; Geo. q.
Davis severely; Albert w. Hcaton. severely; Damerce
severely SEVERE I' Mi:sino-private Daniel E burbank.
COMPANY B.-kiled-Private George Il. Emerson.
acknowledgements Z. G. futile, severely; John u.
Chcover severely privatcs L. I. Brown, severely;
Chas NJ Howard slightly II. p Putney severely; N. D..
Wallace, severely; j. W. Rogers, slightly; N b. Dam
ConrANY C.-Kiued-private James NJ Burk. Wound.
ed-Leutsnant Samuel o. Bernham, severely; privasos
Lewis H. Dearborn, severely; NJ s Cole. Severely Geo.
slightly; Edward Plummer, slightly. Missing-Privats6
S. T. Allen, Chas II. Littlodeld.
Wo~nded-sergeants wilson Gray, slightly; L. G.
Adams severely; privaes A, N. Carey, severely; W.
Garland, severely Richard Walsh severely; David saw
YER severely H. O. Jenns severely Charles p Roberts,
severely James Davis sevcrey sevore-
"; James Stuck, slightly; George H. Stevens slightly;
A. A,.,, sswsn ssE' Watson WSqren Drew
COMPANY E-kaLd-Captain Leonard Brown, private
William Morrill,. Notwithstanding a. NJ Perkins,
severely; W. vesper, slightly c. Walcott severely;
prvatcs Owen Brock, severely; Francis Chamberlain,
severely; j. +. Haynes, slightly ~ Il. Rose, severely;
Walker " severely john H. wlttaser MtsinaGPriyatcs
Moses obray, L. +. Parker. William White.
COMPANY F. Wounied-sergcant II. s. billiard, slight
ly Corporal Herman Smith, severely; private Gilman
CoMpIsY G-Kaled- Corporal John A. Ha-tshornc. pri-
Wosaacapl,in f W. Farr. severely; CorporaIs E.
Dascombs, dangerously; George +. Singree,
IN: privates Daniel W. Could severely; Charles @.
Iinkham slight y; William Pettngil severely; George
place slightly; Levi Richards, severey l. L. Rollins,
dangerously; Henry Titus, severely; Edward Wright.
severely. Missin0-Prvaies William d. Colin, +. +. Ma
Gee, A. NJ. Weatherbee.
CoMpA,sY H.-Killed-Prvaie H. II. Cole. Woupdod-
Prvates A. Hamilton, Severely a. J. Sawyer severely;
T. ID. HDyce, severely.
CoxpAsr acknowledgements James Kicker.
vercy: Corporal H. ". smith, severely prvatcs On res
H. warren, severely; W. II. Meyer, slightly. Missing
prtv M. Boil. John A. FmerB N, JO-
ssph e. Gordon, Benjamin l. Lake, Robert Lover, NJ. Y.
Magrau, y. B. league.
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ELEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY A. itLG-Pivat Richard Maylan James
II. Pierce, VIM. p. Mcmahon. Woundd-Corporal Joseph
p Richardson, severely privaes Horny Elmer, severely
VIM. H. Hatstat, severely; John r. Cruzer, severely.
COMPANY B.-kiued-Priva.es Henry G. Granger; Henry
3. Glover Wounded-Scrgeant ID. c. Williamson, Sc
vorely privntes T. Collins severely A. Clemens severe
ly; j. Johnson severely; f. f. Vgnon, slightly; j. Bus
ler severely; j. Talbot, Severely NJ Devne severely;
George Cook severely; W. Miller.
COMPANY observation-disclosures Walter Tarbitt. So
verely Michael Daley slightly; Herbert Duxem, severely
COMPANY D.-Wounded- Lieutenant Thomas A. Mctlel-
Ian slightly Sergeant p. W. Doherty, slightly prvatcs
John Il. butler, severely; Patrick Sullivan severely;
John w. Hsrsey, severely; Robert Plunke, slightly
Msin9-Private Charles Gotham, supposed dead.
COMPANY Ell ounisd-Scrgeoat Thos. X. Ashley, So
verely; prvates Dennis Daley severely Thcs Taylor,
severely Richard Howard, severely; Joseph Lamer Sc
veroly.
CoMpANY F. Wounded-Privates James Brchem, So
verely; Sylvester Hugent, severely.
CoMPANY c. R0unded-C0rporal Geo. +. Simpson, 80
yerely privates A. NJ. Brisbee, severely Thos Bowns
severely; Samuel Marc, severely; by. J. Stephens,
slightly.
edCorporal Henry A. Westcott, slightly privatcs John
s. Flint, severely; Geo. s. Hewitt. sevorey John NC
Intyre, severely Peter Ryan, slightly James Sheridans
slightly; T. w. Spiuer. slightly.
CoMPAsY -Wounded-Privates Potter Jinson, severely;
Jas L. Wash severely; Frank Lackey. severely; Leman
Walton, slightly VIM. +. Narcross, severely.
CoMpANY X. -Killed-Privats Chas. II. Marsh. Wound-
ed-Captan Benjamin Stone, Jr. slightly; Corporal Ed
verely; Daniel Ahern, severely; Asa Sterling, severey
Thomas Hckock severely; Horace D. Burr, severely;
Asa N. Cashen, severely
REHABILITATION.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.


FIRST MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY A.-kitsd-Private Charles W. Grover.
acknowledgements VIM. Gibson, slightly privates JOS
Frances severely; John +. Robinson, severely John d.
whitney severely; b. r. Pierce, severely; George A.
Bailey, slightly; Chapes ID. Grggs, slightly w. j. Ma
nanny, slightly; John Abrahams, slightly; Frank
Getchell, slightly. ~
CoapANY B-Kiled- Private Jas. Reading. Wounded-
Privates Henry II. Brown, slightly; Edwin T. Brown<
slightly. .. -y.aa. II. .#fz-
Con- ANY c. - Wounded-sergeant Amasa c. johnson.
severely Corporal David L. Wesser, severely priyatea
VIM. O. Hatch, severely: George w. Campbell, slightly
Missin Private j. r. Mills.
COMPANY D.-Kiiled-Scrgeant Charles A. brazer; PIT
vatc Warren K. Shackey. Manufacturers wilson
Taylor, left arm amputated; John W. Fairbanks, 80
verely Samuel A. Fillebr0wn, severely MsSStnJ-Pr
Yates A. A. Danforth, John A. Berry.
COMPANY E-KilLd-9rivates George w. Burdick.
Wound d-Captain G. b. Baldwin, slightly privates JONI
Wicott severely Wm o. Young, severely; James lakcf
severely James Jarkins, severoy James D. Leatheroe
severely.
COMPANY F.-Kiled-Private william W. Stone.
Woundsd-First Lieutenant George T. Henry slightly!
Corporal George Stevens, severely ASsssg w.
COMPANY G. Wosxnded-Private W. S. Hayt, slightly.
Mssiny-Privstes Charles McMakin, VIM. Gray Samuel
Birch. A1
COMPANY H. Observation-Disclosures C. L. Chandler,
slightly; private Martin G. Lewksbury, slightly
COMPANY I.-KiLed-Privato William K Benson.
acknowledgement Andrew Beckam slightly; privatea
Augustus 8. Goodrdge, slightly: Jeremiah Crowley
slightly MiSsing-Privates B. j. Walker, VIM Fleming.
CoMPAsY K-Woundea- Privates Charles H. Causiand4
severely Lewis Bird. slightly Harrison Whittemoro.
slightly Charles w. Hathaway severely.
REHABILITATION.
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TwENTY-sIyTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
EIEIp-,oonol WIN. i. small. slightly wounded
COMPANY A. Wouadci-Private samuel Allen, slightly
COMPANY c. Woundei--private John Burns, slightly.
N;ssiap-Prvate Edward Diamond.
Coxp,Sy .-kitel-SergcantJ John Dickinson ;priyates
Albert Eberhaud, Vim. smith. Wcunded-Plivates John
parger. severely; 1hos. Henderson, severely; sanael
Ivneb severely John Thompson, slightly Morris fiy
tsn, slightly. Missn9-priyaies John Boyle, - I'm
derkoIer, John ponncliy.
rnNrayy E. Wopnded-Privaes John Gray, severely.
Ioss,A, Richards severely William Wallace, severely.
COMPANY F. voundea--prvatcs Edward Asher, Sc
yerely; y. f. Thomas, severely.
Dabbler. - -
COMPANY Observation-Disclosures Geo. ". Chltham.
COMPANY l. woundci--Prvates Patrick Gilligen,
yercly: James McCully, severely w. H. dresser, severe
ly; W. LAMB severely, James Booth, seyeruly Danic
Gilbert, slightly.
COMPANY K.-xissing- II. Norton Lindsay.
RgcArrruLA1IoS
.Ifad u5. n wfer ~
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General Frank Pntterson's Brigade.

Frr,p oyyltyRs--Coloncl ~ H. Starr, wounded slightly
Admant v. NJ. Healy, shot IN arm
rgo,,,,.y AKiitc-prvatesJ james " Shock and John
r. strictor ygqn{e-F First Lieutenant c. a. Anglo snot
in lev sorgeants c. W Anott and samuel Mustard, serb
orslv. privates Androw smith, j. Robins, ferd. Van
rlcot and IA. q. Daniel slightly.
COMPANY B.--hdied -scrgoant WIN. Fitzpatrick and
tryatc Tobias IIepson. iIouylei-Sergeant = o. Nor
80 li,tiv p-t ntos Nih lei Bowie, Patrick j. CirroL
r. Eagan william aris Robert ~ Thomas aai lnons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-21
! NIEia
II2K1zsIHlTE

4 NEW DISCONERN.-TIiE ASCAk-
A ides or Pin Worms the removal Of which has ever
hafhed the sk of me most eminent Physicians and uui-
Nersauy considered by them beyond the reach ~
dciue, entirely expelled from he human system BY
the Of
DR., Z. G. GoULD'S PIN WORN SYRUP.
Cure warranted in every case,
Relief afforded u twenty four hours.
This syrup Is purely vegetable preparation, harm
less with the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS Intense itching biting and distress in
the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat (ocn
mistaken for the Piles dissgeeable sensation in the
epgasrc region lower part Of the bowels restessness
Wakciuness starting and screaming in the sleep, faint
ing, and not unfrequcnty spasms or fits.
NAlTioN.-Ihe genuine has the name, E" Or. f. @.
Gouds Pin Worm syrup" Ca each bottle his portrait
and fac simile N bis signature the wrapper.
HERVkY MOORE, Sole Projectors
Address GEO GOODWIN \ Co, II and 70
Marshall st., Boston, Mass, General Agents for New
England.
fBHD SMITH, wholesale and retail agent for VI
" Sold by Druggists generally 1881