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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

fHE OccCrkr.CS Or SsiCksRs Gar. The No tern
newspapers have iaillsei ~ a va, amount y, o
nance respssang tae occupation OF tue Bas RiiE
GsoJ BY the abolition fosos, aud -s 6ld Ia a rsUsn. Q
ter a full socpua o. IN, 4ai- a, "5i.ekl.I." aee9rn (
to which they took possession Si,hou d:ag a qua. Te
writer says:
Ca sunday mlra'uy ~ reached Scick - Gp. l ,s
: broad, easy pas, JhrSugI S4ct ne L-v-h lrs al.
Winchester turnpike rOss-= ~, zuIua'a'E fI- ensn
held it viii artillery aud C,V-l :. uus iei back sthJu A.,
tight as tEo o. HJOLess 5I,ais. VIII P,siGs 0,,-TJ.
moved up sud ~ocslpi,G ,hc sGuut FsJ = tlo crest
boxing westward, - stS, tbss- mlo' y-ly, tas deep
glrze, between tao wooded WI, thgO1SJ S4i-L Oh
SaslandA A psss AMI D. nj t1e tdsap ,'t.tr
lag Cd broad sad tm'o.h, ts thid 4 s mil. hen
puagtlg into 4 helE " sOO's J-e o. tn eie 4 b.
EoJds a signal dtg was SAVING, tutslu, 20 c9nHG.i
olts 70 the troop lyisg ua4er lie IN, nearer To rs, 81.
hi3i,o from Vss, Que nNSencn's uJJa ;-e sCmu
Tls K ,oels supposed SO Dc / l5d e5os.ug .Le > Ter
s1ioAW and prepared % dipIt9 Ugr ptss-gA Ga -
the woods poured a eO.lna VI tueir iufsn;ry. c~onp!c;el,
fling tse secioa g rol1 which N.epl!t see. tbs pa s.
lag out OF sgl. uaisr the hi. Following tnem e,ne
another coluna, winch disappeared - ii 4 us Doiut -
Tan = third ncvei out; seo comag toEAEi Us. Al
tls monsas one Of IaeE hSh. Cla, mich nssreT Th4r
ths IniAn.ry, opeosd upNnus ! hires iJar sae'!s. tut
thsy al fen sicTt, ald exploded 500 yards IN irOlt " u
Petite. wa hAl his gas u3o-i rs coAs, coUii Ut
rsceivs th5 sdu;s Ia silence d.Enr one Of hs 10
pound Parre,s . great e~-sAI01, D. sishRd Is himself,
and fred TIE Rs5si column 10 tie rJsd 49, tr,e ana
= nLl milas away, bg. h. iroppsi tas shell dglt ~ she
mis-. o. il. l. ,K rlIiel saers MS a Eiue prd OF
snlks IN a mlnvu.L lIel, Do! sIoSrt fla dsas-
c1lnl rushing blcS iGIO G.s sOIiL Tl-Ie W. No
nlse 6S1ing d1ans i1s d.-. Trs R'5el tia'1, wac
Gsae-al Hancock e'iG ,-d a. 10 90. 1ed is PosiaoH,
6ut n,de no AavnP. 10 a,sgOses- u. G,-eral Syz =
Win bs RlglArs, rerli1sd 60 uold tie tap, AMI ou-
o1uml moved en- R-oosts have coRs tc-Ta.a ih--
General SJke3 tad 4 skIrmIh yet riIy, n Sasca be los
ao3uf 20 men but hfld hs position.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

Dyyrlltce, ON the south side OF Broad 81
nctWeen san ana 9th streets, for sale nt auc-
t.nn ny WIN be solI 4 ku.,io3, on the brsnlsts, on pues.
az ,s Ism November, 1864 a. 8 o clock, 2. 81 that Nrv
yAn.o'e store aud d-etung No Ies sto~d street, 100 occupied
,0l. me location Il amongst the best on Broad sLeet, for bus.
atsi pu'paeI
blr notes. int rect aided, secured BY . trust deed. or al cA1h. ~
he opdon Of the puietafr. uoSIiH APftkN"f,
noiI Auctionee D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
A L DISTRIBUTION,
nllt-lV

SPo'Tl . HARVEY ara nos rsadS to dbtrib lie ,he net1her
y sAi fOrths city All person. saatled to sat are r'ques,sd
10 come, briag the RICH, hsnse. aud = hag 70 h,id the salt We
Lhsi positively cease delivering on the 18Th Of tails month.
noS-ue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ARGE AND hTrH AcrIv- SALE AT - G.
Taiis. flour, &c.-'n z iuEssAY. we s0A "a Iapt. =
IN III ,Ger Tor sale a. oar wsrehouse COS ner Of Gary end 1871
streas. 10 BOXES nANCYAC1ua,D T.. BACCO, rangas .ron
sooJ 70 choice qua ties, IOo X g old Dou iuinn Nais, 40 Bar lis
rour. 20 no, shssds 'urar. besiles other articles 10 he uoc ~
lin % numerous q menlOl. :
p. ~, Wishing 10 serd frteles 10 us for III, sale win pieAe r..
prt them At oaee, 30 ia. they may be advert d and arsng.d
for sale
,aviQ HH TAktf 4 WlLfIlMg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
DAVIDsON q ~CAOUkLEY,

Commission Merchants.
HAyIsG removed 9, 'he hotse ls'ely &C upied BY hadour
Ill a Co IN @ ~ s,re 1 oppo lie the Columbian Hotel are pre-
o.'td receive cSI slgnmtns Of Tobacco. Hhe.. and all o'Ss
produ fr tal., u,liag LIBERAL cash advances WREN desired.
On. Q, The partp 70 ali devote he attestion eIelnnvey 70 ths
al o. Crops and Msnufu ctrred ! obseeo. His txpeneace 10 the
Tobacco trade for year, vii enable Us 70 rendef our fAuo"~
ia, sfast ~ Ssles as NV q er hruie In the ctts
Conn hs ON, 10 be log Pisoiers T.L.ceo aud Wheat, ~ pei
sent = VI Ma ufs ctarvo. . per cent
A. d. cHooKLkY. vii continue 10 puIshss, fSb .ee9 On oIsss
~ usual. " U.sl,9yr'
nn'l-1y 1. CdOShLhi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
pi,Aa JiAL Aap CJMM 4aclAL.

The following communication from Ihe Secretary OF
tue Treasury, addressed to a gentleman ia OIiu neis, ),
o, Is p~uslshsi BY rtquat Of the 8 Secretary, Tor general
Information
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

OOnG C"r<Ds W" d ~ sis .rE"PJDLD
Stp(N' ouhty, near she CeaIpIt Thu apIks,
four miles fIo.. fOr sale nj .se-
tioM = be sold, .. osr ofaess 10 b Is to suit pu ehA.sfs, "a
Tu.,oAY. the ISL November, 1861. q. ~ oc och, N $50 core,
ON and isa0 co DC Inc wood, 10 be delivered In chtsts aeid
county, near :lr oslpt Turnpike, AMI four N les # IN hAuebts
- vth an excel emf road 10 the n-e. No, : favorable
IN nee Tor IT, rltzsns o. Manchester AMI pisLmon, TO ptocufe
ne r supply Of w5,d, al a gesuy reduced rate.
neia. "a GoNrIv L iPpEasoH, Lucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
WARPARr,

NlANUtIo OF Paftisan Warfare, for officers OF lnfanry ana
IVA C,valrr, contsiuins Mlltsr ItoHn-o'ssAnoet Military 10,
oography. Temporary FTrt hcAt0ns. Partisan warfare, Translated
ron me Trench, BY rohr u. Richardson. Price d.
Ror sale BIZ a. MoR1IA. nels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
By GOBLIN . APPERsos. AUcrs.
ycax pEsss.stS a. ;.NH 4 ,E .s,s.. !. * \.

v Brick = weIIlpg uouse ~ Tie correr o, sah nj
o.u4, -tr.e's, far tals al Auction IN pun susnees fue pes.s cos
a.. eel ott us., executed by q. wshA ! AID wife, hear nt tS.
he 5to o. IsnnsIy tsa0. nd fecore'd n, ihe Clerks hse VI
thr lianond Husurg' Cur, the underisned, trustees, %, COO.
sent Of a.. psrLe /, iIte-ssted) In said he ] nkne1, viii fen, 0
MONDAY, The IN dAT Of Novenoer, At W oci ez T N ,tba'
ro,t sxe,ilett ani snhgi niLb built three stTfy biet ~resldercs,
Of Ga a d Canal streets
Tae above N, nit ned house vas recent. bu Is By NJ. wallL
Cav Nj. ovn rs Of the BIZ { a atsrials, and has all the nod IN la.
proyem. np, Ircn Is -, vat {, city eolTerts, &c. T eiwthn
a . ten 70. In,, VT presses In all OF me ronn' yea Pari,is,
hedSe Nj. chen. v.h fou- rooms. and IL reA ~ Q ds; al 90 dye.
ing. Ths psrlors have banisOns naible nhEIls. aud . e ROOF ;
are con este by slldias door
hs E,s,l a. OF 9Th 81 Get rum Ing bsek 40 iOty feet sth . Tram
Cd ,tsbls. 81. ,hereoi, . p nj. n II which lot % ! OF rel ted ioi
sls DER aunum Possession efihs sho'e gven Mense.
Terms-ore thiri ea-h, the balance NJ 81 40 twelve month
,cr NEGOTIABLE notes, Interest added, or all cab .. the option o.
st"L cp-rRKLL,l
b sTARKE, brurtep.
n. B0fhER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
LAND FOX SALE.

Q,RE Lnlei.Aeuea Ofb . Tor SAFE bis Farm, lying N vac OoeLV
i Of Lrn. n.Sry siIhn Two miles Of h.Le I'm Depot l. 81.
xlrosd oct l.iag 80 ae.es-<co avts In crlsnal grvh-on
.hco Is . c MO tabie ID yelling aud all nectsss, , osthousa
A,y person stshng 10 view the lard can fnd nek the Above
oouIy Va ~ MAMMA.
M Q-n1ne ANVLHtON ". nAkDlN0.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
COMMISSION at,s "a 1K Ur 4, 1OtBs OF
~ land In Ueatieo county, on .he r,sep Run
Turnnll.. f.ur Intlea N est of The eitY.-AA spe

" land In Weatico county, on .he u,sep Run
TuropIKe, four miles est OF the eity.-As spe
ral coamisoner, appointed by = drsres OF IN Circut Court 81
Heureo cou' t. u onou cd on TIE 5h dy OF November, fOl,
ia n. case styled 8 Aplts W John A hutheson, Adml lfraior OF
Nnels staples and 6tles, l shah proceed 20 sGl Al public sse'
ton uron The premises, on TUESDAY, the lsh day OF hoveuhe',
cemu--c.ug q g o'firck ?. ", n fair, II not. tho next fair day
there fer, Suaday exec, ted, the following real estate.
a tract OF iaad In Ne irieo' coaay, iame late y On the Deep
RAJ Ia npI c. four riles ives the ely, ai GhIolriag tns above.
II Is very mtg H. improved aud we'll -ncl sed.
TkENs- Lethird each, he bAlaaee AZ SIX and twelve nonths,
for Ut gcusbie u6tes, with I ie'et aide d, The tile 70 be 'e.Sine I
uua, toe entire purehAe mOssy Is paid. ad = eanIeyanee oitect-
ed nv tSe ont JOHN 4 YOUNG.
Special % nEhsionsr.
Bale conducted BY JAMS NJ TlTIos 4 sos, Aucaonsers.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
TKILsusY DiPARiNSSr, G. o. a.
RohnIInl M Q 1872

hSAmNuh Wv " we
ar Sir: Your letter OF The 80 Instant, sLqures
h.tItr i" DeIo iIes made undsr the Cal .LHA , can be
funded III Or before next Apni, Ia the eignt per cent
BiGdsl'
Tue conclusion OF the D pertinent Is. tina. the C1rth,
Gates o. ID iposr . i-su j under the : I per cent. OaI
L,Au, snuus tho no 4 90 10 t1 same risui5 vhc1 tnry
soolj hove, II they hrld TIC N1tes winch hid nsen ne
poited. L. 'olo~s 'ha, Oar. h,,ts' Is, usi In %txchanRe
Tor the pfSaeat S.W's u Ts,a0ury Noes can b. 'uldtd
IN Ugh. 70. coat. BJad- al Aoy time Oh or b:i1re tie
AL OF April nsxS, aud vp ,G tn" dA'e, this privilege
val bs tie s. mo whether the CERTIFICATES are issued be.
fore or attn .ho Is: day OF Dec m 'et IeK-
Certificates, waicn'sGaI b, taken for tte dep"HA OF
he new Treasury Eo,os, 70 be issued afser The IL; d.y
Of D me, aaxt, El Do tdId .DIe oalJ IN sevea per
cent Boads.
ResPce fully, O srsNIsdEh'
Seclaiy q Tr, asury.
SL,'s a. V ,Ier street ind North of ysnAble, front
ing SO f., al $50 70: f., 81 $50
l,5s5
H,us, aad 10. froa.ing on y4!ey strcet-2d e.
s a., 1910
framed tenems,'s oae 10: Il fi the other
I6 f. fron'; dep.h 100 feet 100
Lot Oh Concord street, so it : in, at SIS so
pr fotL 4oS
Lrs OF same srSc., So feet !rog:, at sl6 50
pr tot SCI
Toe soovs property ia loca'ed lie sn improving lccait ,
bu. brought high prces ooA2uSd viii former ssaatic &.
MessrL ksut, p tns q o., s1ll q lugs quantity Of
Naaufscfu-.d Tobacco, yesteriA-, privately, mi At aua
ton. Prices we're well iura uei, aud Gnc demand iof
BLACK va rather E.o;s seiVs. wish some improvement
IN ricrs. The extremes OF the Aueioa ssl1 we're 40 10
slsO.
hsso. Ddn.Op. hnccate i Co. SuSAon sale, o.
rroceries, ye.terdsI, Rec b'ou ut y cents per pound;
Brown Sugar. in bo.s 66i cents for fair, 81 % "a
cents for prime, 9ni 6J Ia for ehoicn il hhds 81 4
AGA cents for prime, and 67i a 6s cents choice Ia oblf,
Ths. in bail ~SI rather bet,r tbaa the bbla ho'ssse'
brought IS DO per g,l,u, an advance of lO'c,nIs uTo
list private sA!es = ported.
TIE Wheat market, N this city, IA s.eAdS, st last
quOtadoas, VIZ - 70 TO- x" s11 81 { 10 for Waite.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

FIRST LOUISIANA ZOUAv Battalion
OY order Of the Sc rstNy OF War. I ID authorized to reofgAn
% ne The Bait lion. have appointed lieut. DOW Al NE re-
erulaas OH ser. ovPprNs,
uaut Col o. hiding Ia ZouAves.
oa...o. ogu.t, .ol pa.d.t. Riehl nn'h So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
TELEtiRAPHiC.
PROM TENNESSEE.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l4.-Fresh reinforcems EMS are re
ported a, S.slvLle. Andy J ,hnson made n speech OF
the Il h to ~tleomi Of tho dfs: arrival Of relief. II
sIid tue Ws-'srn o~,aipaign Sss row all right, ard tb'
Rs6e.s are drvel closer aud eioses Va tle eoifaes o
Hell
Our fpoe' arc arranging sane very pretty lrfp.
Uhiek viii b. heard from soon.
n Or suAnSe, OF Fsrces's SAT- Haa wounded o. Ih
l2k.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

TNNG oLAAET HISA, 81 Juhsh hvaOe' brand, ,E '~s.OH
pa nADs q BkKIRs DSs SaSrA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
LARiE EIRG

LsRiE FIRE
sHEoxdtIK. November l4h -Tas Army Hospital snd
half ID tosn 81 q z'Sal VS. IA na' vas'a'dss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

VERY EXCstLENT BRICK TINY wRNr
on the ant line cf l1tN. between broad
mud Marsha atrat O., for sale at Auction. vi
be sold, ut Aucltn oH the pr N sS, oa TUE DAY. the ish No
v,mhsr, 1854, at ~ och ck, p NJ, that very excellent and Ne
tuIlt Brick Tenement, located - Abovs, now IN the occupancy o
Mr. VIM ETH g-
The House fsi ! rooms, Resides ample servants ROOM, and i
supp, ed wrh gas aad .a"r -.
TrRxs One ird cash balinc. ate aad ~ monh, for atgoti
able n ties, Interest AIDED. sscu;edb . trust ceed
moi GODDtN a APPk RsON, Aueb
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

1.-TWO uANDsnMe PRAMyD yENTs,
Il on the y a.L line o f4th street near >bOckoe
Hill Hur,iug around. for sale NJ auction WI
b 9 10, at ppb h. sur on "a the prev ss, on NEDN sD.f tn
~ h ofsovemnet, lsd2 At 4o''iock, p ", iva excellent frame
tenements, locstr' n, above, oe occupied BY N .I.b toon
su and the .iher by Mrs uEt '. tmith. Zach tenement ha
Ave rormL besI' 'Hs Kit he, aud are neafl rev
TKans-nnethrd cab, balance a. * add twelve months
hr negotiable not-s, interest Addet, se:u'ei BIZ q trust deed
no6 ts 6nDptN 4 AprgRSOa, Auctz.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

HivIsG qualified A. Ereeirir OF ~ deeeNsa nas9sna. ~
I.yirs elsims agat,t said estate - pres .nt them, properly ~
,hentlcs,.d. or se; meat II The othasof soss', S.ssfns
Iud eiroesty call u on all persons Indebted 70 the e'A's y
n.xS pa ment 70 h,sas. s,ssrn . o. e. uyssi -
20 Ir "leoLINs n. sabkr, trscsthI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

ne RENr.-Yhe large wsretoase, on Cary srest. oppc
L sic IN. columbian dole. at pres Mt ecoupisi By sns Z
Nv Y v. HAYWOOD.
sSis-a Pcs saesaks a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
UrssOIUTION

TYRE @ psrtnssl ip Il BIZ 10 Z neci.llnd 20 dss,ivsa on ns
u 81 Arsui. b. the death OF J. h, he0lelland- he beE
aes OF the conesfn GA be ssIusd bv tie unisr igasd, vnoHs
a., a sh thoee iud. b e To max speedy payment.
MlX,hplR BSOWN,s surviving partner,
nn,,o5nu. Of B.ova q AeCltliALd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
nSr HUNpRROAN yWRSTY BUILDING
LoIs In iaarI,s Addition 60 the Town o.

p n-lIAts % the property can be seen at the Once Of The sne
tlouess leie hnents vii be 4 urniheI al sale.
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stUT Z CpTRKL


Sale eoosue,ei H., GonDs . 'vPEssos Az g noIl-t,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

ID acK,s a1Ss sAMAAlGA Doneth NJ
IL that ever ksdy Nasts "a Lnimen. 70 eafe khss-
,.rt.n N.urig ~. Pain of every 6esst ptlon. Sore Throst, &c.
- II .fordyd o. sen. .s,arsed Evdyboty saouid have .
hottie J,Ms p DUyAt. rrag,it, 10 Apent, 10 whom orde
,om .py r.ri Of the 20 ifeierseV NUT be seat We have re.
.Iy,d. In he lot few days, some We hliefios ties irotith
x.ieh can > .een on sppn-.tion he LnlneEt can be sent 70
Nv pat Il the amy vters the trains Iu1
Per s.le b. IA p. "Dg.r, Drugnst, &c,
voreer f aainsnd i0h sksss.
MA Wholesale and RttAu-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15
PARTING sCESks

Tho h=~liltmA,jou General GeOisllta had OF his re-
p,,a. IA toe not h ,AuOn 10 that fleet brought him by
Gen. Bug kGsuAm
lie rv.k rsaa leave o. the Jtfrent army corps last
A5.isv. On SuataJ night the cttcers assembled u: bis
h-rjy Il .Irr, 10 tIG him aIi,T, 'he only 'olst ttsred by
y u h,ClrliIn was this lacoLic ole, The army Of the
PrJnlAs
GclsS! AeClyilIu, "a Iting Wsrrsutou, said to the
tcuvps, sand OJ Burns DO - you hAvJ socd By me,
a,d Al vi b. Wrh" de susd a farewell AddSrss 10 tee
tro1ts. TIE ia. thai &c near OF "Young Napoleon" 3
tl.E tie = o. IA SaT 10 T'cntou, NJ"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

aO s..alS. rsl .GwHATAN
II WOULD ,sLs sI or eayh' boarders In my family for The pfestn
session OF Rv william A. campbsns School, within one mile
rSs,-siis. Onsh.i In advance, ths balance is ss;sa nsI
Addres
oct a-tf povhhtAn oosn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-15

uyo ru-,s,. , ro.d Nae Cook. Apply ~ Harvey. AIus''.
SihAs~ IN. 7. slnoEs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-25

Paper is still going up--it has trebled
in price within ten weeks. The difference
to country publishers who circulate two
thousand copies Of their paper cannot be
less than $500 more than last year
enough to ruin most of them in one year.
For all that, we occasionally meet a
man who says: "If you can't send your
paper to Inc on the same terms as hereto.
fore, you may stop it." 1t would be just
as consistent to say he wouldn't eat any
potatoes this year because they cost six.
pense bushel more than they did last.
The other state papers are raising their
prices. The Montpelier Waterman, Bur.
liugton and rutland papers have raised
half dollar; the Irasburgh Standard is
going to reduce its size considerably next
week. Either an advance in price or re.
duction in size is necessary for self pro.
tection.-C oledonian.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-25

a. A startling instance Of terrible
punishment for thoughtless oath is thus
related by correspondent of the Salem,
(o) Republican. writing from the lO4th
Ohio regiment:
"Quite strange affair occurred in Co.
<. few days ago. One of the boys got
out Of humor because he had to prepare
for dress parade. He swore about it q
good deal and declared he wouldn't 60 out;
DO hoped God would never let him speak
another word if he went out on a dress
parade He went out on dress parade
and the next morning was unable to speak.
The poor fellow cried bitterly, but it was
to late. He had prayed and was answer
ed. Some said his language was, II hope
Jesus Christ will strike me dumb, if 20
on another dress parade or battalion drill. +"
Some say that he did not 60 out that
evening But all accounts agree on the
main point. that is, he wished to be made
mute. and is now mute"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-25
Vermont Central and Sulli-
van Railroads.

Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. 8, 1882.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
| Leave Waterbury at s.25A N, l2.l6 N and
l0.H Pm.
| Mail Train leaves St. Albans at 6.l6 A. NJ,
Burlington 100 A NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from Wells
River, St. Johnsbury and Littleton, and with
Northern r.. r. for Boston, Lowell. Worcester,
&C., and connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire R. R. for Boston, and with Yer.
mont Valley railroad for Springfield, New Haven
and New York, arriving in New York at l0.l5 PM
/ Accommodation Train leaves Rouses Point at
/ 1. AS AN. for Rutland and Mortified
Night Express Train leaves Ogdensburg at H.
90 N, Montreal, at 3.45 P NJ, Rouses Point at &c
Pm, arriving at Boston at $40 A N, connecting
at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r r. for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vt. Valley R. R., for
Springfield and New Haven and arriving in New
York at 4.45PA.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at $3.50 NJ, $40 AN and SAG
Pm.
Mail train leaves Boston at 1880 NJ, via Low
ell, Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield
at '.25 NJ, Bellows Falls at l2,25 P NJ, connect
Ning at White River junction with Northern Rail
road from Boston and with Passumpsic railroad
for and from St. Johnsb4-y and Littleton arriv-
ing at Burlington at 6.45 NJ and st. Adams
1902 NJ, 0gdensburgh at 2 so AN, and Montrea
at l0.30PM.
Accommodation train leaves Mortified at 8. IS
A NJ, and Burlington at 1875 M, for Rouses
Point and Montreal.
Night express tram leaves Bellows Falls at 81
l5P NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad leaving New York at 500 AM, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at 500 P
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 800 P N, via. Lowell, or
Lawrence Leave White Rivor Junction at
LAO PM, arriving at Burlington at 5,l5 M,
Rouses Point at 7.30 A NJ, Montreal at 1890 NJ,
and Ogdensburgh at 1910 NJ connecting with
Grand Trunk trains Tor Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night ex
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,
st. Adams, Dec. 8, 1862. SO Sup't.
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A GEM FOR THE MILLION,
And splendid and appropriate Holiday present
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SEWING AGACEEINE
pr;ca

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Written for the LamOille Newsdealer.

Written for the Lamoille Newsletter.
Ma EDrroR:- While reading some
poetry the other day, ! found in 1t the
following verse:
..If there's God who rules with power,
In Justice. love and might;
Why don't he sway his sceptre now.
And put the war to hight?"
/ have penned the following lines in
answer to the above query, aud should
you think them worthy corner in your
paper, please insert them: ID. s.
Because He Is God Of Love.
Is Just the reason why
he does not sway his sceptre now.
And bid these troubles fly. - - 81
He Is in truth God of power. a. -
or Justice. love and might:
His love extendeth unto all
10 black as well az white.
How long hath Ethiopia stretched
Her feeble hands to God;
And yet how long hath he forborne
To use the avenging rod
Now when His Christening hand hath caused
This nation to repent;
He'll then say peace, DO still and hush
The warning element.
When proud Columbia shall heed
The helpless Africs plea;
IT'S then her sons shall cease to bleed
This war shall cease to be.
Her banner then shall be unfurled.
With not one star effaced-
And before the nations of the world
Shall wave, above disgrace
Hasten, o Lord the glorious time.
The year Of jubilee
When people hero, of every CLINE
And nation, shall be free.
Morristown. Dec. II, 1862.