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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
DIED.

On ths 9Th Inst, at ihe resldence Of Doctor George Mason, In
Brunawiek county. hARRIEr REiLLY, only laughter Of captain
John RAndolph Taeksr, o & n In her sixteenth year.
Her untrAl viii tAks place to-day, at 8 O'Clock, from the resi-
de3ce Of Mr. John PARCEL, oOEnss Of lOth and Clay sreen--
The friends Of the family, and Of Mr.. Joseph ". Randolph, are re-
auased 70 attend without Nrther notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
90 C0RRHaPONpRNTa.

AyTkcs urizsa on boa sids q As pdpS tl aot b. Puotss,
al Tis u q rus 81 LsRy taNdia0, 0ugh % b hsoton 20 -
0ad CT u no clse bs dspoFtd from Ooffadry AoncS eee1E
fag sLJAt las are chr-gsfOr az adosrfssnentL -
- We oduaOf usdsrtrts % rsfarn rGeS ooAmASaod'r'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
A FEDERAL eUNBOAr CAPTURED.

wILNISeros. N. o., Nov. pa Federal sunboat
was captured in New River, Oal,w county, n. o, on
the 2eh. BY Captain Nsstiriis Cavalry. TIE crew
e~scsfei sfsr ss.iiig the steamer on Ere, but consider
able property has been sayed. She had been at Jsetsar-
vile, where they broke open tho cOur! houfe and pot
cfHc', and carried Cd all the papers aud reeo de thy
cOuli fad. No tllusion 10 their buraips tie town 10
mad, hy the courier or letters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

PRIsosrRs OF WAR.-Aaig OF truce will leave this
morning, at sewn O'Clock. for City Point, with two
hundred and forty Eve psrolsd prisoners belonging to
the Abolition army, including eleven officers; also,
ninety eight civilian prisoners residing at the Moth
Col. Thos. J. jordan, Of the sih Pennsylvania regiment,
who has been imprisoned here for some time past
awaiting trial for outragss committed in Tennessee, hai
been paroled, and will be permitted to leave this morn
ing. o. Thursday night, forty-oue renegade Tennessee
ans were brought hers as prisoners OF war.
The York River train last evening brought up four
deserters from the Abolition army, taken at the White
House. They said they enlisted to fight for the Union,
without any reference to the niger"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

~ROCK's GOOD SAMARITAN
U Read The advertisement In another column fc
Rock, Good samaritan. for sale By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Carriers Of this paper are authorised to charge
twenty-five cents per week for their delivery.

Flush Txrs Mr.. Mordecai, in bis interesting work
"Ricbmond in By Gone Days" gives an interesting 40.
count Of the "fush times in Richmond" in 1924 mot
unlike tbos, of the present day. when specie payments
we're suspended and bank credits were az unlimited %
the issue OF irredeemsble bank notes" Real estate rose
in value from day to day, and new towns on the suburbs
were laid out aud advertised for sale In every direction.
Red Gage waved In every street, or where q street was In
embryo. Not one buyer Of lots In twenty purchased
with the intention Of building, or Of holding longer than
he could, according to The au%c:ioner's assurance, double
bis money" This excitement continued tor msny months
-sales and resales were made each at an advance on
the last, bu, at last, The banks we're required tn prepare
for the resumption Of specie payments Presto change
All we're sellers, and the only buyers were the original
owners who re.purchased at half price, or less, and new.
er got the other half; or the cool lockers on during
the excitement, who now stepped in and bought on their
own terms. THE rage OF sptcal,tion ws not entirely
confined to real eslats. Ii attached to such Obi ,cts as
q our and tobacco. The price OF -four, which, duriOg the
war, had been rs low Is three or fou. donArs, ascended
at one time 10 $40, and tobacco, from being, IN merchn
tile pArlanoa. a drug. at 81 to IS, attained to 10 and rs,
and even $50 per 100 loo. The spectators imagined
tha. they had a good bsis f'r their operations, bus IL
proved, like the real estate mania, : he biseless fabric OF
a vision leaving many a wreck behind =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-24
C. 9kfdtkE Salt a0sab bltp l.

o. 1btdtsf. 9sate ateab bIsD Ia
Ser Gurnbaue bas auS6e3eihnete &arpad'lGe
9uftptel vDie SG(et03aneler" auf9efi6rt.
6err Nolen6num BON Nep 9)otf ptrD In benz
Ielben psbittiren.
g Seute gbeno fuoet mteOsr In Der
Qrbetter=5 a1e, 9Th 6repertditraBe, Concert
Ratt.
Is BAIL. Die Scan paul-2cae bdlt
beute Nbeno In Ger 8ebenballe einen erpBeu
8au al. gs Tnb ate 8orbereituneen getrpf=
fen, nm Den Belu6ern einen Dereni9ten
AbenO gu berldafen. Die Slid nnb SAenf<
aufpartung TT ben tiGttaen 9dnben pe8 5rn
eStper iiberseben, Der 9etpib NGeS aulbieten
rtrO, um Den on tbn eelteIten Nnfproerun9en
3t entIpreden.
Is Der 9tncla 9'dmm SO. SO tpirb beute
Nbenb, 3ur 6eter ietnes Stiftun9sfefes, In
ben gletp 9lIemblY Blooms, e~benfatlS etnen gro,
Zen Bau abbalten, to eS i~eoenfa1s Iebr aez
mttbli4 ber9eben wirb.
Ga &rGn3Gen.-6 err &leYer, Der
tpOblbetannte GanSlebrer, bat fir 9ente,
Wpntag, Nbeno etnes leiner beltebten Sran3-
den in Der 6aDe beS 6rn. 8aum9drtner, In
Nlbemarle= nabe 2OmbarbR r., ~arranetrt. Ollie
6reanoe eines semiitbliGen Gdn3Gen, belun=
oerS ben @@alern beS Srn. Sleeper unb beren
@ltern, tpirb biele NadrtAt ASdft willsommen
Ietm.
gS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6err Sobn Maler bat go. 258 8roabpaY,
nate aancuferfr, etaen neuea GaserbterlalOn
erGfnet unb miro beute Mur9en CUR
gtnpetbnn9 1eines Gtablidement8 einen famus
fen 9uuA ~Ier0tren, tpuruuf MIR Die b~elonbere
Nufmertlamteit aler Greunbe bes 5rn. MIl=
ler unD bes selammten 9u6lifumS lenten.
60 9un&, - 5eute~N Orgeu tpirb
81. S6netDer In Ietner @irtblAaft (S9u9s
ma6ers6 erberee 50 5arrtipnfr.) etn BELIZE
tee 6rIbfif, Sauerfraut uno S9weinStnGs
del, aufttlden. 9tebbaber perben niGt per=
Iaumen, R1 etn3ufeaen.
{ @& Das Mtasma unb faule Musbtnfun<
gen. Die burd bic bsBe Sonne erseu8t tperber, tSoten ntstr
@olunt6r8 ais bic @airnette Der SeinoeA Su BET tn6tiden
nnb italinii9en @ompa9ue tpurbet $ VII ON aus 8tIIen
In enprtnen Quanttlten perbraudt. Sie erbtelten bic Srup.
pen In beFeu. Sc uto1ett8sunaabe Sur % Gents bic SGa@-
tel; ScItaten periett @u9 bantit. 217
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Ser arits i'm eaSmetfen.

@utrDs 81. Gtpp. 8afusiere Dpn Ga
Grange melben, paB pa8 SauptcprpS nlerer
Nrmee upd bort Iet. Sour Gapallerie 1T Bis
iett ge9en 6plb Springs pprgeorunge1, aber
pieber ~5uriifgefebrt. Die G~tlenbdbnbride
brei Meilen liblid bon ga Grange, tpelde
ppn ben GebeGen perbrarnt tpltrbe, 1T RAID
1pieber ber9eiteGt mrrpen.
Da8 Wfempbi8 Bulletin" ppm.18. fast,
Bragg lei leBte11 Samitag nit $1,000 Wfam
IN 6pub Springs anSefpn1men; er, Binber@
ton unO Brice MAIDEN ale Sin trensunser, tim
Grant et1e S4la6t gu liefern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-24
baaptaAattter, ~Sutmpatt,
%. WUNeWtberA

Die lebte ged@t trar etne far Srsbtrtfs'
burds le6r unrubt8e. Die 8ir9er rarer
pOlauf NIT Stunning perlel6en be1d6ftt9t. -
N6er aud bas fetnolt9e MHitdr mar ntGt unz
tbdtte eepelen, penn Der anbre9enoe Sag 3etgz
te uns cine Netbe bon Gelp19dn3en reAts tne
i'm 8iiden Der @taDt, bte In Der NaGt ent@
itanpen tparen. ltnIere MrttlIeriG 1T besbalb
In YOlttpn 8ebraGt, bte Eager abfr, Oe li9
TN 8eret9e Der fetnp4t1en &anunen ltb bsfha,
ben, Fnb s~uridsepsen purben.
@ir rerbsn beute fHperltN etaen Nr9rtT
auf Die Stabt MAIDEN tUnnen. Die Nebeuen
bnben etntee @Gaie auf utS ab9efemert, mas
nber BON uns ntAt bsaGtet nnb Ubne @rtpteDe'
run9 blteb.
9eBtes tuu Der Pntnmnt<Nrmee.
Meebr 3ett CUR 1tebersnbe icon fredericksburg be:
miniat.
0afbtn4tun, %. Sos. (Nlitternadt.)
Gin 8ute, welGer SreberifSbure beute @pr.
mtttaa. 10 l1br perltsB, bert6tet, baB Der Cont
manbant Der Nrmee ben Nutcrtt1ten BON Jres
berids6ur9 pettere II Stunpen CUR &Gnnun9
Der StaOt beptQt9t fat.
(gs 16etnt bemnaH, baB nod fetne tele9ras
pbtI9e Gerbtnpune 3rtINen Wnlbtn9tun uno
bem 6auptquarttsr berseIfelt it, II. 6te ga4@
rthten pei. DampfbOut ater Nrauia Greet mad
Der SauptRabt ~selaneen.)
SatmUntb, %. glOS. SslOi9an3en
auf @etten bes TetnDss pirOtn beutlelben pes
nte telfen, ba Die bteItitS bee Slufes betnbs
Tide @eseno bGber lteSt uno bas San3e jeniettS
lteaeuoe ufer beberrI6t. @6er Der 6lub 1T gu
1etr aeRteeen uub mir mii1en erf eine Srtde
werfen,
Die gareer TreOertdsbureS Fi9ten iber
Sals unb 6upf. (Barum marlGtrt man
6enn aber niGt BET 70 eanltt9er Stellnna, lfatt
erf neben GrebertfS6ur9 etne Bride gu trers
fen, unter Dem S6ube Der rtelettteen &anpe
men brett In Die @tapt btnetn ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-24
9pielmaarett Sptelmaare1
fir
Undergraduates,

~ te m " etGt+
SOebea babe Id per S&if uNOlano" cine erOse partbie
81 ir n berae SpteImdaren, BON ben biAigIfen, bis
au ben ~tbeueraen, erbalten, welhe tb an Mtebererfduier sn
ben ~bilislen Yreifen oblalie. YrteatfaailienI erapfebIe I'D
r1ett neIes 2aeer an Der Npttwst-@Ge ppn Srpmt.
u NIB BaIttmpreFraBe,
TSMec y. S@R|h
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-24
OerremEleiDerl0De1t.

0eF- NrattardBe $50. 358 mnb 1851.
Mseilen seesrten Treunbert nab neR gntIiftal nte&et @,bier.
ait bs an;etse, hab ib eos i6eu iit Sasrea an btefeut gsIost
etabIirte Uei@6It ibsrnonnien bGbe unb ~bsftSnbts Elm ret@boIit
ses 9aeerUea @6ren fCIio geAlbetteteR SerrertIetsern, neuefei
Tacon, gu ben ttlialtea Yretisu ~ncrr6sbi9 Battsa utb aud
|Iolhe aai 8efteGGng a~ntcrttQei noerne. ~~ 9tcfe in a8intet
rbfs unb Ssieu &c. I'll oaIea &grEes uMt Il, 0len Or. si.- Ier
nr cine sia5na5l 8saenlmrstss &t3Ge e.gi &c III bides
ge1 S3lagenbe Mrtifei.
say- AIs 8eIseluuaen Werbea EreIps, ane 81 taL
sefeg @rtfa rcn NIT o~isaefei3Gi surr6se
s.. &. 2satSer.
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Gefentlteber Werfamf.

I tff:::f SeffentIt@er 0erfanf+
WAilIL Der ll~ater;et6nete mirb am Treitas, ben %. b. W.
I'M 4 lbr geodmittass. an Srt unb Steae bas In Der
ODER Canton Mpenue SEQ. 466 eelegene @runcs
itiid nit @ebdnli6teieen neiltbietenb Dertaufen.
Vas @runbfiG bat etne Trpnt bon Is SUP unb clue Etefe
bon rs SUB. Ole @eblnlihtetten beiteben aus etnem bret
ft6dtgen @Obnbaue. Die @%runbrente tit $20.25.
9aiIbebtnaunaen: Cine 9dtfte baar am UertonI8taee uah
Bic onSere Sdlfte in 4 MiOnaten.
aIer, @plff, Curator.
Gam. s.. g ODer, guttlOuatur.
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0efentlifber Werfanf.

49, Cefentltber Nerfauf+
Der ltnter3etuete wrb am 26. Nppeunber in Dem
MfAlLA- @r&anse.0 ertanfs3tmne tn Se%ccnbftr., neben Der
@OIt, ba8 @runofif unb BITE basn ~9etDrt9en @eb6uli6tetten
grunbltid bat cine TrCnt BON 81 6uB nit stnsr Eiefe BON 139
SUB. @runbrente lit $l59 iGhrliG. GaS 9nuS lit ser1m
mig mRb 5u einsr 9aeerbierpirtbf6aft pafenb. Sn benz Sim
~tsrSebau6e 1T cine 8ierbraueret berieben pprben, rnb br f@
nnter benz @runbliif ~beftubenbe BrcBe &euer Ipl gum 0aseri
pom Bier elmer Der beiten in Der Staot fetn.
Rauibsbtneun9en: Die Sdlfte io9le@ aul Iertaufstaae unb
bic anpere 9aIite tn 4 unb 8 MSndten nit 3tnlen.
Aler. WpIff, Curator.
Gam. $. @oSer, MutttpnaOr.
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9OeaIbert@te aus 0DafbtnatDn.

s@~Mnseigen BON Hdfbim9tpu, melbe bic Nddbs
mittag8 4 ubr bel unferem Mgenten Prn. SEt ecfeIb
30. 42O @-Gtr. ab9egebeu rUetcen, ftucen nod
Mufnahme in Der nddbfffolgehcen N1ntner+
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@eber'S Mdrfe
0ic Wic! Wic WicI

Der llnterSei9nete plni9t be aafmcrtiamtett 6ou @eTeG-
i@eften lcmie bic beS e~eebrten pabtitnrns ial aGsemeiaen bar
anf gu rtdpteu. pap CT lsSer3stt eerett II, oasn gartteen, tpeG@e
8erfiBnn9 gu ieaen. Gnte Spcfcn unO frii@e @etrGnre
perbel itetS gu rndBt9cn 9reiIen 6ernbreidt.
A8- Ountbufie, oe mad ntetnem BInbe fabrer, oeben bon
0puibasfr. Mut 8 unb liz l5r @9rmttta8S Hnb 5 unb 6X
ntr @a@a'ita9S ob. Sabrt 10 gt8.
SItd24- Griebr. Beber.
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81 Northumberland

NHeTOrs Office SO. 81 81 8 lttmureRruse.
Die erfett Z QSar6s ssb6ren gum Speten Steuer.D iltritt
un6 rhGnet ibre Sertbte IN beier Office Dter an bte NIfften-
ten oteier Office mad;t Satrttanien nnb Weesaer baben
tbre BeriGte bon benz lenienben Monat an 10. nadfen Wtc.
mats etn3urctben. uno o~ertaQen ale lteuerpft6tigen @erIu.
men, wel6e eS nnterlanen, etc bon tbnen Su uebntsnbe QtcenIe
6u bpIen peer ibre Seri1te gu MAIDEN Cber Wenn 9abrifanten
eteies auf Der Office a~n5u3ei8en inter a1Ier, - In cine oeek-
Tide Stafc, bic ipfort etn9etrtsbeu nerben iptrb.
~ S pb II g. &SebEe r. ,&
Nobl2 3D &fefCr bes 2. Etfrifts BON W1arh(dnb
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Nrbeits= gfaGDe u ire0n.
c~L....ad. 90. Ee
Ghdntee7r. glD. SIS.

inter @ufR@t Der rDeutt@en @afeufGaf.1
Iue Dseieniqen, melGe beljGe 9anSperter' Arbetter obei
OtenitbDten gu belh6ftiaer miiniten, ictpte All euti9en ar-
5eitiufeucen tpDlIen fb ~perfDuli5 Dcer IN ttrtea 8rteIen
an ben @eentei bet @eielfbait 5errn $. z. @ eIlimgtDf,
RO, So EbaaeSItr., Dea6en, tcelter unentSeltli1 Aisfunf
ertbetleu nib.
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NeffentItAer Werfauf.

S*N4E. 0EHtNkIVVWtC OtEEWWT%
Der unerssi&nete tdrb am gittpo6, ben 20. b.
kI&- U2ts, nm IL nbr RaGmiita98, IN benz @r6anae.
9elfaufSlpfal in Der SecOnbitraBe neben Der 1Sf, bas in Der
goea. SaDstteftraBe SIC. SO SteSere @ranbfaG nit @ebanItd.
feiteu nneiabtsteuo perfauiea. Da6 @rnnbltId bat cine sFront
BON 90 sSus in her TasetteftraBe unb etne Eiefe BON As SuB.
Ole Decentralization befebcn aus etnem reten, i6Snen Wpbn-
boufe nit store. Dter @~rInbrente TT $163. 33.
6aufbebinounoct: Cine Sdlite baar am @srtaufstaoe rnb
bic onbere OG[fte it A nnb 8 Wcnaten nit 8infen.
&ter. @ off, Curator.
Gam. s.. @pber, Gatipnator.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
e.. A. Bates,

WATCH MIXER g. JEWELER,
Dealer in Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, Silver-ware,
Fancy goods, DC, Waterbury, Vt.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
watches and Jewelry. 35 o.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
Pedal Base.

with Reeds disconnected with the other part Of
the instrument Another entire new feature in
the Melodeon enterprise is the
PA TIE " r. III RIP,
or Piano Attachment, to the Melodeon. This Is
precisely what its name indicates, a combination
of the Meodeon and Piano Forte, and meets pre-
cisely the wants and desires of large class who
have long been anxious to see the two instru-
ments combined In tFti
IMolodDorl ES1~o.
In this unique instrument the Mel0deon or
Piano may be played separately or combined,
producing an effect unknown to any other instru-
ment, and must be heard to be appreciated.
We have made arrangents with some of the
best Piano Makers to receive from them regularly
PIANOS of the very best quality, which well be
sold at less than Boston prices, All instruments
warented, and sent to any part of the country at
our risk t,"1 ESTY & GREEN.
Bratteboro, Sept. LIST, 1862.
1y-The undersigned Is authorized to act as
agent for Esty u Green, in procuring for any who
may desire it, one of their justly celebrated in
struments II any of our readers should want one
of the best meodeons in the world, and will make
known their wishes, they may rely on being served
TO their entire satisfaction. ktt =
s. HOWARD, Publisher of Newsletter.
HYDE Park, Sept. LIST. 1892 Al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
HARMONIC ORGAN,

for Churches, Concert and Lecture rooms, has
greater capacity and power than any other In
strument made in the country, considering the
price.
Of order than other Reed Organs. 1t contains
only half as many Reeds as other instruments Of
the same power, and consequently not half the
expense to keep in tune. 1t has fine powerful
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
The Atlantic MOnthly
Beginning of a Neac Volun1

beginning OF Neao Volume.
The Number for January, 1862, begins the Elev-
enth Volume of the Atlantic Monthly.
From the commencement in 1857. the ATTAIN
has rapidly increased in circulation, and it now
has the largest class of readers since Its begin
ming. five years ago. Its prosperity steadily
augments and 10 continues, amid all the fuctua-
ions and dangers incident to our national crisis,
to gain ground in the estimation of the public.
At time so pregnant with events which touch
the future destinics Of America in every vital
particular, the Publishers and Editors deem it
necessary to promise that its pages will never
swerve from the honest path. of loyal patriot
ism and universal freedom. Its opinions have
always been on the side of Liberty. Progress,
and Right, and the course it first adopted In its
early career, will ever be faithfully maintained
The staff Of writers, regularly contributing to
the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, embraces all the best
known authors in American literature, and war
rants the Publishers in promising to its readers,
The best Essays. the best Stories. the best
Poems, which Ametican talent can furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.
In PROSE and POETRY the Atlantic Staff of
Writer'S Is uneqralled. The following authors
ere still amepg axe regular contributors -
James Russell Lowell, Henry w. Longfelow.
Louis Agassiz Ralph Waldo Emerson. Nathan
iie Hawthorne, Q. G. Hazewell, 7. W. Higgin-
son, Author ''Margret Howth," Mrs. Julia w.
Howe, Mrs. A. d. T. Whitney, Oliver w.
Holmes. John G. Whittier, e. p. Whippe, Bay.
ard Taylor, Charles E. Norton, George S. Hill
lard, Henry Giles, Walter Mitchell, Henry T.
iuckerman' John Weiss, Mrs. H b. Stowe, Har-
riet Martiueau. Charles Meade, 1.-The Country
Parson'n Rose Terry, Harriet L. Prescott. Rob-
.ert I. 3. Lowell, j. T. Trowbridge, Edward
Everett, Professor A, ID. White
The foregoing list Of Contributors incl des
fsAB I.HAnIsG WRITER'S or AMERICA.
tEahs4ITlpe Atlantic is for sale by all Book
aand PERIODICAL Dealers. Price 25 cts a number
Subscriptions, for the year 80 90 postage paid,
early suoscriptlqes received; or single numbers
Specimen numbers sent, GRATIS On application
to the rublishers, w, -Afr'''''0t
INDUCEMENTS for SuBoRIBING. List OF promi.
enms,&c.' furnished on application to the pub.
TIcKNoR a. FIELDS, y -
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Excise Tax Notice.

I HnBRBy give notice 4at the Lists qf the
/ County Of LamoiIle WIN be left for examine
ton at the dwelling house Of II. A. Waterman,
in Johnson, for the space Of fifteen. Days after
date of this notice. And further give notice
that will attend at the Inn Of II. A. Daniels, ip
johnson. 10 said county on the eth day Of De-
cember next. 10 receive and determine appeals
relative 10 any erroneous or excessive valuations,
agreeably to the 10th section Of said ExeiseLaw.
VI Give under my hand at Alburgh Springs, the
glst day Of November 1862. Nia1s ..lY
- HENRY G. ADAMS,
,92 "A Assessor Sd Collection District VI
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Pensions, Bounties. Back Pay, Var
Claims, and Claims for Indemnity.
Powers Il GLEED, attorneys at law, Morris
vile. VT, are prepared to procure claims for
pensions, bounties, hack pay, &C. They are di-
rectly connected with the pension Bureau,
through the firm of Stewart, stevens, Clark *
Co., of Washington ID. G. and are thus enabled
to procure pensions, bOunties, &C., quicker.
cheaper and more successfully than other agents.
They make no charges unless successful. They
have made arrangements with Dr. Powers, army
examining surgeon for this county, whereby APP
plicants will be furnished with his certificate
free of expense, thus saving in this one item
one dollar and a-half. and by law all applications
from this county must be accompanied with his
certificate or the same will be rejected. Our
Blanks are prepared by an examiner in the de-
partment and thus claimants are saved the ex-
pense and delay incident to applications and
proofs unskilfully aid improperly made. We
are furnished with bound copies of all the pen
sion, bounty and bounty land laws in force, to-
gether with digest of all the decisions of the
Commissioner of pensions and Attorney Gener-
al of the United States thereon, SO that appli-
cants and claimants can see at glance whether
their case is good The following are entitled to
to pensions:
Soldiers wounded or disabled by discase-for pri-
Yates, So per month during life. rEf e.
Widows of soldiers wounded or disabled, SIS per
month during widowhood
Children under 10 years of age, If no widow,
living, SIS per month until the age of l6 years.
Orphan sisters under the age of Is, if no widow
or children living, SIS per month until l6 years
of age.
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part, on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
to pensions as aliens, and by the decisions of the
Attorney Observation-Disclosures the father is living
| or not. '.'..
No soldier can obtain bounty unles he has
served years. The heirs of soldiers who die IN
the service are entitled to a bounty of 500, in
the following order:
UNMARRIED SOLDIERS.
lst,--the father. if living.
| I'd, the motheiS
3d,-Brothers and sisters equally, Children of
haf.blood share equally with those of whole
| blood. .
MARRIED SOLDIERS.
! to widow. ......
| 2d.-to children.
! We charge only the government rates estab
lished by law. Call on or address by mail
..... POWERS & GLEED,
| Morrisville, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
N. II. DOWNS ELIXIR,

We notice the above medicine continues to sell
more than any other, for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all Lung affections. The
following is from Hon. Il. d. Putnam; need we
say more. Oy- Sold by all dealers. ,aat. u
IL CABOT, W., Jan. II 1862.
This aertlhes that have used N, II. Downs
Elixir in my family for the last l6 years, and have
sold II for the last 20 years and believe 1t to be
the best medicine IN use for the complaints for
which II is recommended. ago.
23yl Signed II. d. PUTNAM.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
s5---g7:y gssas Tile Perfect
W Il. 7 MELODEON!
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4 LMOST every mail from far and near brings
n to us some new evidence of the great favor
and growing popularity of this beautiful instru-
ment, and abundant testimonials are constantly
reaching us, proving conclusively that no other
Reed Instrument contains so many excellencies
as the perfect Melodeon, with Base Damper and
Harmonic Attachment. The Harmonic Attach
ment is the most valuable of modern improve
ments,-by it the power of the instrument is
doubled without increasing its size or the num-
Der of reeds. Our newly invented
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-27
WOODEN Factory
DOW g. PEARL, 8

-MANUFACTU RERS Or
Cassimeres Doeskins, Beaver Cloths. Satinetts
and all Wool and Cotton Warp Flannels
The following is list Of prices per yard for
manufacturing ---Grey cashmere, 20 C grey sat
tinett, 80 :; steel mixed cashmere and satinett,
80 full color cashmere and satinett, "a c. full
color doeskin, 80 C ; cadet mixed doeskn, 81 /;
grey doeskin, 80 C white flannel, II G.; cotton
warp flannel, % C ; red flannel 20 C. In eonse-
quence of the rise on cotton, we are obliged to
charge cts. more per yard for satinett and cot
ton warp flannel than last year. Cloth exchang-
ed for wool on reasonable terms. Also particu-
lar attention given to custom carding and cloth
dressing.
johnson, July 4, 1862 80