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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
Letter from the President.

Horace Greeley, a few days since, s,l
dressed the President a letter, in which he
took occasion to give his views plainly
On the conduct OF the war and its results.
Mr. Lincoln, departing from all prece-
dent set him by those who have preced-
cd hin, in the chair Of State, has answer.
cd Mr. G'eeley's communication; and
given in his reply what his views are up
on the perplexing questions that agitate
the public mind; and gives the Tribune
General to understand that his sole iaten-
ton IS TO prosecute the war, with the full
purpose OF establishing the Union Of the
Bates. upon the basis Of the Constitution,
rader which the Coniederacy has grown
TO its presen. immense stature. The let
Ter 10 characteristic Of the man, and is
written in "old Abe's" peculiar style and
with his usual terss diction. We SUBJ
ioiu it.
Exscur1vg MAssion, WAsHrxeToN)
August %, 1863.
To. Hon. Horace Gfesley:--
DEAR SIE:-I have just read yours OF
tho 10Th, addressed TO myself through the
New York Tribune. II there be in it any
statements OF assumptions of facts which
may know to be erroneous, do not
now and here controyert them. II there
be any inferences which may believe to
be falsely drawn. do no. now and here
argue against them. II there be percep.
tibie in it any impatient and dictatorial
tone, waive it in Difference to an old
friend whose heart l have always sup
posed to be right. AS to the policy
seem to be pursuing, as you say, have
not meant to leave any one in dohbt.
would save the Union. I would save
j. in the shortest way under the Constitu-
ton. The sooner the national authority can
be restored, the nearer the Union will BE-
the Union as it was. If there be those
could af.the same time save slavery, dc
not agree with them.
If there be those who would not save
the Union unless they could at the same
time destroy slavery, do not agree with
them; my paramount object is to save
the Union and not either to save or de-
stroy slavery. If could save the Union
without freeing any slaves would do it
and If could save it by freeing all the
slaves, ! would do it; and if could save
it by freeing some, and leaving Others
alone, would also do that What / dc
about slavery and the colored race, de
because ! believe it helps to save thi.
Union; and what forbear. I forbear be
cause do not believe it would help tt
save the Union. shall do less whene
yer l shall believe what l am doing hurt,
tie cause; and shall do more when be
lieve by doing more will help the cause
shall try to correct errors when showl
to be errors; and | shall adopt new view
70 fast rs they shall appear to be tru
views. have here stated my purpose
according to my views OF official duty, ant
intend no modification o. my oft ex
pressed personal wish that all men, every
where, could be free.
Ynuyo YTNNnY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
Mrs. G. p. Brister, Editress of Newark
20. Times, writes in her paper of Janu-
ary q 1853, as fellows:

1--WE know that DR.. Robatk's Scandinavian
Remedies are all they claim to be. The DIR.
presented us ~'uh lew bottles Of his Scandi7
navisn Blood Purifier and boxes of his Blood
Pills last Summer, which put new life into us:
They invigorate, strengthen, and leave the sys:
ly do, and have o depressing effect. We feet
safe in recommending She Blood Purifier to all
suffering from debility, be Tie eause II hat It may;
the Pills have this Peculiarly, tley are power
fully active, and at the same time leave the pa:
tient stronger and in i'm proved condition, dif-
ferent from most drastic remedies. Try them
with the Blood Purifier and you will feel like ma;
ny who have been relieved, aud willing to add
yoar testimony to their efficacy.
See advertisements augS-40 I'm.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
i Ageul fol the above reliable aui pcltblo
Companies. prepared g. issf4o Fire Policies
Dwelling Housrs. storrs. Warehouses, Household
Furniture. NerchNss4ise Ae., on The most favorable
terms. HsrIos.es literally adjusted AID prompt
'y paiG JAMES ~. TURNER. AGENT.
ONE Al Turner A MeKerr'f " hrchausc.
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DISSOLUTION.

frHk Firm Of heoleI 4 Morgan ~
II sfsas, srsltlf trs.e. s.. e. AZ ..as rs ~
~ ea.-sr-f ~ H-f-sn rtttrfrE
"a w0t
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n. tsaf.,s< - - fsai saei a iaf fatp -
- - Es-ix Es'if -. unasr ias nAle q 3
Kefflr&ce
-. - 11st e ~ l.hefal psiressTD h.Is
.ssa.ss. = rss,essfai aiis solslte,
-. kf-sAFE. trf
sg-lst~9~
TIE partnership IN tie nry Gs5d-
4 f-ssae bet-uea aIf.sy a ssaaai1scr ssr,rsf ~
lssE. Il oersert ~ t-t - 50 = 4snatrf. lea-
S n.r..l. s fsisrfr. ssns ~ i-.~retf g. g.
IlkI-s ~ha k.s-tf~s.ss the ea,trrss - sctii~- e
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o'nes sths i'afs-- ~ -
t-esrfsi. go
= aGrd.
f Fef.I.ss Il = t--lHft- tar .I.t. a la.r.
.ssf ri1 a.s.e = "a e,rni.... ifl d. D. o. tt
.as f.-rsf rslfae. = f1e Hnl.- ast atI-
a.ss rss4a- ~ g. tltte.t fr t.s So.
f.-si .-assse SO 49, esle1arifF rff rer.
tf sea k.ef Hs.1sEf 4l tfI irI.s. tl 5
HfstttI - sri ssr.1ea. - tilse-s,
r. lkNAtf s1S.
r. = u.a.1 = ss4 b. 81. ~. hffah a. ftt r.
- = asgFr-s tss.i'Fs. ss'
So. usets - n. is&a
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"a II - L n ~ g Il

OF Ae HFTEENTH sEhI.ANNUAL STi7s
WYfY1r fks c.bnffsfon ~ fhs HoEE fN>s p
RANt4 Csl-HIANl, II Zee tHv ~ We Isrs.
oa nc IL sss - Jptl.f,t. l-si
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New Nork
Rera R>.iuc-,i 10 - - -

since tie epenas = ,bl- vat sf1 connection.
Heie IN 1871 i aas h.sa iue an-ie snl,.sor of tas
r,pns,sr. q, n.As q ,b- ra.' ssnp,aas.. .as
s,,ssu, sua comfortable bsue g. f't fas.a sri
sirsarsr o. ih.. ..ds s.s Atlantis.
A. eh.,s,er has ssers fla.ir o. slm.o..isr 81,
y remf.d q lis eae.a hey h,vt ena,a,or,s,
vi'ss.t rss.f- = esss, g prqsiir. ara % eerslue
sll lhs rltm.hs fm1iisH n' -aeA Hieynsnl
~hlss rsasr.s ara has .a.s.fsi as.i n.oleru taste
srproset sn1 i's pai-eaass vA'ea u ha, cemnsu-
e. du-inr ~ as.t sis year is ErarriaT presf
is-i iie'r eFu' have been aFp'eilss.
TO r,ss, tss s.i ...s sfnss a.s.s. v.-a sn .re
required = rsltes ihe ms IS. n5, iba
un.ief. xaef.
IIavc Reduced m. Price of Board io
TWo DOLLARS PER DAY
Al eihe lan. - .ssllHs ue fite atlre eft
-sish 'hes- .setets. l..herte l.-ro .rsr'iss
ftrNs1lf wufWoas ,o
Ss~ 1ef.. sss + i.si sms.
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y. =. DEC u a "a,

JACOB fs6Lgs. FosszAx
rH. Constantly cu hzui sarer.ar .fil.f
WAIVE pR1OF 01L BACKING esfranif1 in F..
water , oa "a - make ths eafhsf -nif -hi ri o.
OF. is
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-13

T,rs fg,ip Cgahecf.ans from hasr,.lsrgh 70
Brlftv9rs aa4 Hsshi8qir
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RAss teF CHECKED THROUGH ALL
TRANSFERS FRFE'
Yne Nvag. - Low a. br n, OlIcr R7rlc'
qicKTfs FOR SALE At Nl NilN
OFFICES

fRLiluiS.
= ~ fhfs nasfz fsrI-tf- - Ell te-r piitfs tsl -
f.szsf3c.. 5. "a Ili.-ieiPAls Nr~ 1nrk, ferirl er
F.ftIa.aIf g sHx pei lH Ile La'fs1fs nf Nh'a.
ke.fs.1 :. lsei.a1s liilusss. v i-c1t.ir ftt NJ
ss..fs ~ RAIL- tfrtrt-
4bs rs-rsrltst.a na'ircsf slso ernnr,f. s., rif's
i.ef-a slia Seanfrs. - saish 6~ois taa tc iar
sr-rss.i 4 49, fert the CATE. MAJ ur-rn, Asa
f.~ks re<ufsst- ull.rfiart. fii'~1is. Nis.tsrrt
ul~-nsa. ni...sfi. kan4as Afls1tafll Red ks.
.rs. al Il tleyel4sd. ssnd,say 49, c.esga 9Th
Sc srsrs - al furts En- IL ferth esicfr iai"ss
vefehauf - FfifFffs enirssfius fhe 'fsff '1fit.
~ 4 shei4 rfsfr1t te us Cenpaty. f.lf nitI
slts-.-r is - tf<efy ffsrklf-
TffR nsIfs of fItfl9HF ~ 49, reut ths
k..tlxffsf feufsf ana f1.lfaat re a. aii tine
- r.~ofsi'- 49, eaarr-t - ethsr nsifeai Cssa.
yaa9es-
- psr,lcalsr r asst pssisEss u.rf,stfit so'
Nsusnkp-"
S<-F -uFR Fhlfateirtfa
KA0RAw 4 CooSS. soS1Ffh -. islfiirH,
fFFru co. Sc. AsioF y 49, " 81 500
NIfsra -. Ns~ TEX.
fvFlH a CO. - STATE -. lt.rf.t
IA n HOUSTON. fiea~rsi Ffsifaf Af-r' ihAt
F~u(H fFwfs f.feeFfi erf't. Ailn.f =. D.
= unfFT o-~-rai sastet sresf fTliss.i,i =
sfaeasF
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he Weekly Expres

ttss4hsrs usu - ne assia-oa iio'n ''e
. -. -. r..ffg 80
- Aaeert a-.snsxts paoiisiftl 81 'nsn lff l-~ff - -
- 81 - ~hsrred she fGi Daily rat ni.i 'if
III y - CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-13
MEDICAL.
ScrOfnIa, or Kings Evil.

80 - - sss
con-Lfuticr.s. dlsr--~. a corrlln.;c- q a.
Il blood, y Which lis luid becomes .itis.e1, uras
a-i poor. hs..s ia t.e circulation. 4 pcra alrs A.
whole hoiy. al msy butt erf ir t.sessr cc zry -,
20 b. No oTcau = FREE ian Is aI-acks rr- 4. ts-
-l.f which i NAY roi destroy. Tie s-c.tccs fa.i
j. far'als.y caused - flsnGrial al,t a.e iu Lssi-
t.-,r. rret or Uftraisfy food. iriIlcre ar r,.h
ttay habits. To- SePres,inE wees. ard. Afssr a.
ne Ko-yreAl irlt,tiou. NLsfeTer lf 90 origin ri
Hereditary II he con.titu.er descending SOON r.
f>ts 70 cEilesea into tle - rt ar fourth rcrera
Aeni Indeed. IL seems 3 ~ tie r,,I q i.fr w..
say VII Nt>4t he iaios ligs - ne f.thsrs rptr
ticIf Ckltfsu.r
n eects colrretcs = tepcsit'on fr.rs he ils- 4
- ce-rHlt - uiccrols uaatteF. ~hrh. a. The irrls
i'f, e11 ietefnAi organs T. saIart tl tsrci-.. a..
- ksies, srrihrs. and O. ite surfsce. errrii, l..
- f'frs ili> ie-l CTruftlo.. NJ a roidrrs d. II
'e, tff'Ts-sfs t-s rfrrrtcr liff - u s--t =.
iels complaints, hlf ,lty haze far les tcwer a.
"iA>.ait tns sfiatks q cher diseases. t,,.etf T.
ly tasi fsnf refi.A lr Llsorltrs Mic, .l,kcr.-t
1ss rfrsf i1r iu t'r uafrre. ..r stIl r.,s.i.ri a
iai p - tsiff IS fle system. Mot II a. 60.
sua'.fot nf'f aee.1.sita the humaa fs-,Iivrhrt
oTi. $50 directly 8 t-liz -Src.u-ou- -litAiaias-
many distinctive oi-esse> o. fbe rftr Ais
d ala, ant. ludei. q al the organs arise fff.
are aggravated y tie sane cau-e.
one quarter of FL our people sre srr.uios.. ti.-
Persons are inss-ei ey this luring inl,ctict a.s.
tier heaith = undermined ~ T. Ic cieaass II f.sa
tas system se must rcnosaie the blood 8 an silsr-
tse Esiicfns, and in,agorzte Il - lealihy ted - q,
e1eft.ss. Sleh medlune We supply in
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aate. of Advertising in DaiiJ'

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Itta- ... a..
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80 ~ flf1 fHftfr SIN
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f.... -. sa6sshsi il th- ..,a cs'1r -. g.
- fl. +. esfe-. r.il - cis-rei So ea.n i,'-rrt'n
a. f.sf- tan Ire. SCI ef.ls I'sf hnr.
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- ia>effs.i tlsss i1 '.f1-. 49,. -. ,.,I
-, b : rsnes. q m same, unis-- DilsfH'f
s..telrs essl.aates g. offr- ~ esery 1. s-r'p
-, wi - eharrtt = ~ - ssr. sus ~ "a ''ai
-, a. - Is t1e psty set ssk'1, ~ saT' 81
s.faes. -....,.-
la.sf-.. lf - tstte i0r iasrrtrg ~ nr''rs q
- sl..l.f. sae.stlss ~ Asso,ist1n- a. foiiO"r-
- r.el .otlse ms - xeceiiag tine = cert. -
=. ftioa. ofer eight ilnes a. us rat
s-s.saf.c.ux 4sstAs NIB funeral notice siiae1' =
- - hort refiee, re. .x. ..,...
$50. * Festl sale. fiea.es .i hAelf .iei.' .',i
~. -, s. '-sfs 81 s..~ta''qn+, - - faNi--"si
- ~lfre-s .esfs.-f ls-sF.ef a IL c-pels~ 2.
kt,.reers eraal4ag aff isff1rit nvt y e -t'-.
fr@ Pslfsher ~ fereurise SO si.e -. = - =
aketr.s-s-l.a - Aes eri tho q ssiilt sA-'F' ~
heir rufil--.--.
he Weei>lY Express
ae,s.hsa e,esy = essss.'sy aisi.sS :--r Ai''''Ha'
sivlfre. - ..,tl,n.
lsnsrsr tlrne fhsa paid for
cate. ct Advertising I'm "seH'' :
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9, 9f,-- ~,
>toeA end PaTfheTsh.P beeks.
EAssn,Pi,lyins numerous case Of ditisSt opening
author forty years experience h business
r. c.,t. r. n
." S'"''''''H = H.-.S', HHE4 az ''f''sN'y
t.al.rav -. I'M. uI.,fff .foaa a. f ian fEl..af.
y Book keeping in tAls city. recently ui-te oui
- -. -.
ktc'NVHf fffda4f' fohoif + '"fs br0ks 2.
r.,sueut and ffrhlv r...,.r.tll, .I.f, ....s
ir t,o sfher .F..s.i.- ~ ~
60. . S.-r 80, NJ g.t
- 49,.
IM f'f'''s '~"+''
Fas ks.,ia. tie results 81 ht hn>fss. f4sAia TO
o..s.. desired y sN'e''s'. 'FH-i remains "he.y
school.
Usfses. f,.--.,.,., i..
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r,rkfF 81 fSrfASx. vlGo CnYST1. -
~ a. ntl.rsl. a. rfffifs fhst 90 iars
~s~-~s ~ sesfsisl.a = fsft-.a ssil.s hsrs tak-a
:. = - rfss-is. Et4s< s. Trt'fi. gft. Tpu-skfr
k.t = astss h 10 = tsff tsf ysft. lli.
=. al.ts = 49, fi.Af tfrt f--.. ~ ~ hiii~
80 = .lsf aasfts 1f trs1ts rtrrfie-ti-. sap-
fkNfs CT vffNx
j n FHArWE
-, .afft .sNt 81 - 81 fsfsfe r 80 - tsr
= x~~..e<r fssf wp urts, z.
80 x-~ster a. sto~f e. - tru~ use-grirt frrsn
II kssrss 49, s1rs-
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Ayers Ague Cure.

LAN11 > 1Ao ttC >tiIo.
FoR THB SPEEDY CURE or
lnternittent Fever. OF Fevsr AID Agu- Remit.
Fevvr, Chill Fever, Dumb A gue, per,odiesIHeaf
ache, or Bilious Headache. and bilious ~
were. Indeed ior tie whole class oi dis-
esses OF ignating II hillary derAngc-
meni, eAused - the Maiari~ u
Hasmstic Couufries.
We are eaabied here 60 ofer the community
remedy which, while = caTes the above complain.
With oertaiuiy. l. sill perfectly harmless h o.,
quantity Such rensecy l. Invaluable IN dist-irt
~hc-e these ariic;ng disorders prevail IT,, .'otfs'
.xpeit tho riasfuate poison of Fever and Ayue flI
The system. and prevents the development cf fhr
, .S1p,cr. II as nos es q ,ss
yei discovered Tor this claks al complaints. but af
he cheapest. The large quantity supply e.
lolar brings within the rcsea - ever, body.
lr billions districts, where fevcI art Aaue l.eNalls
,vershody sheud have II and use Il f-eif both T.
and protection great superiority Of tstl-
-Vmety any other discovered Tor III. st.su-
~ and certain cure o lnlefmi'tnts IL that n oon-
tins 70 Quuine % mint cons-q queutiy Il pg,dn-
cr-ni.m or ofh~r injurious eif-cts wiafcv.
nron tst constitution. rbose oued by IL are isft
healthy = Il they had never bad the disease.
fsser and Aguei not alone the consequence a a..
niAsmAfic poison great variety 4 disorders Ar.
nom i's Irritation. among which are
Scuraigia. Rheums,i-rn. cont. Hcsdaf ha f..ud1...
Teoihache, EarAohe, Catarr-h, Asthma. Pal.
is,ion. Psinfnl Aneeiion q ihs sLiesn. Ns
tsGics Pain In t1s Bowels coe .PArsiysil
and DersnE~msns q the Stomach.
AZ: q xAich. vhsn oseinssins IN thi. cHsre rus O.
.he Intermittent type, or become periodfcak n .
-es.E expes tie xSissn non shs hlosA. snd Goa.
r-qnenty crs~< ,k<8 Al Alfke- II = an invsiu2f<
pgossrtionfo innierrnis aud persons travelling 2
temporsriiy residi.g In the nslsrlou- district l.
.,-an oocs-so.sv or tsfiy wtic rE~>sed n tn A..
fiction fhsf Vi. bs skcresed ffpn IA s,sirtn anr
cannot aecunuste ir sufficient .t- 3tity q ripo-.
int disease. Hence u = even a y0iuaii, ~
proiecion = "a care. and lev q. ever arser r.
inferrrtisif- II they -vaii lfe1ns.iv-- ~ mo n
lection this rsmasis sfafd-.
So rr~I~rssi - - }. Z. AYLH CO.
lowell. AastafhIseti.
49, i.a.a'i.f = r. sale - ,. D. C-...,czAz
4. u. Do>>si-s. AT - al pTts ti-f- 81 Trrs.
F1nif.
whasss..s > Aus L 4. Cine.ni.ati.
innl -1.ir sls-~r-rss
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FIRE INSURANCE.
nInEcrojss

tfEcToJs>
i'El tuffr
. NfCk I'EEslIa
A. e. A. i.a~rerce 4 a..
sherman, Coillls 4 Co.
Wells, Fargo & a..
i'fes'f ll.lp A. Trader Eauk.
q. 4 n Nessenrer.
slan.u, H-llen 4 90.
uafcA. Hitler a. Nea-.Fcsu-
He.ksl Mfrricf a h4n
Store. Starr 4 Go
Barney. Humphrey A ilufi~r-
taease fearcc & Co.
NaFl 4. hofk 4 s0n.
james Ler a C.. Louisville.
A. ~. .roiliushaln a. Lo-
rnit'ey l. a..
Il. Lockwood a Sof.
faA en. NcNamfc & CO.
irsait, King q Co - Louis.
cundit A. Mobile
= -. Nsrcaa d 60.
willard, Wool (. O..
As Barnes 4 90.
ilelpa. Bliss {. -.
Tlowblii-C, Dwight 4 CO.
Ptaan, Will, kalklu Z Co
Norton. Gflmell = Co.
J { Howe & Co. Boston.
Baldwin, starr a Co.
henrse. Smith < fo~Lsend.
S~ift. Hurlhut 4 60.
Jesse liosI 4 CO.
starges. SHAW 4 %.
ford i,ubbe. -.
Mason a. IHoAp son.
Siedmau. Cariile & Saaw. Cir
Cyrus Yale. Jr. a. Co.. \. O.
Vim. T. < thar y. f0sdiek.
Boyd Br0's e Co.. Albany. y \.
cocsiit, I'LL a. 1almadsc.
II. Roberts 2 c..
nrewer n Caldwell
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

honor to their native state. We came TO
fqht and to crush this rebellion; we do not
believe inactivity will accomplish the desired
ends, and therefore cheers resounded rom
camp to camp throughout the brigade when
we were apprsed OF our change to a position
where we could at the same time more readi-
ly act in defence of our National Capital aud
take part in any forward movement which
may came near saying should-take place.
Reliable information, through private sources
announces the fact that Gen. Mcclellan has
removed his headquarters. will leave you
TO surmise its meaning.
regret very much to inform you f the
death of two Of our regiment since we have
been in encampment here, viz. j. n Brooks
Of Co. f., who resided in Jericho previous to
enlsting, and Lieut.. n Jones. Jr., of Co. Is
The general health of the regiment is good
and better than was expected, considering the
season Of the year we arrived in this section
We learned with pleasure Of the reelection
Of our faithful Senator, Hon. Solomon Foot
to another term in our national Congress
We hope he may use his influence to do away
with seeming inactivity and give US
chance TO speedily crush out this unholy re
bellion, and our hopes will be realized 80
We've read his speech, and know that he pre-
fers energy and quick work in preference tc
" strategy and red tape"
The nights are exceedingly cold and tn
days are quite comfortable-whenw we are moi
treated to rain and wind So much for tn
weather.
To insure the safety and ready delivery O
our mail MISTER, | would call the atten
-tion of those interested to the way som
States send their mail matter to their regi
ments in the feld-Michi for instance
Detroit is a distributing pos,ofiice for mail
for regiments from that State. All letter
are directed there, being made into bundl
for each regiment, and are forwarded q
Washington daily, making not so much Of
delay and securing their safe deliyerance.-
Why could not Vermont have such an Office
and adopt such method; II would do ava.
with the letters going to regiments to whic
they do not belong, and from which, in man
cases, they never return; necessarily man
are thus lost. While men are looking {
the benefit and good of our soldiers, let thet
/ interest themselves in this matter, as nothin
| goes so far to encourage, to comfort and I
make soldiers glad, as the mail.
Respectfully yours, }. h. L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
FROM THE TENTH REGIMENT.
CAsF oS TIKI PoroNAc. MAR SENECA
Mills, Mn, Oct. 20 lS62,

DEAR JOURNAL We are having the FIRST
rainy day have seen since being in Mary
land, aud most Of the boys are improving IL
by writing to their friends. The inhabHants
tell me this has been the most dry fall they
have known here in long time. Last FRI
day morning the ground was white with frost;
the hIst Of the season on the low-lands and
the first TO any amount on the up-ands. Our
regiment Is once more together. Two weeks
to-day since the companies joined each other
near Seneca Mills, Md Our daily duties
are, besides those Tor picket and quarter
guard, drill from 20 10 o'clock A. NJ .
and battalion drill from 10 TO / A. NJ. and
to o o'clock p NJ We are in Gen Grow
ef's brigade, composed of our own and the
14th \. H., 39th Mass. regiments, with one
from Pennsylvania and one from Maine, with
a full battery.
There are quite number sick In our rcg-
iment with the malaria ana few cases OF iy-
pnoid fever. Our sick ones have good care.
The hospital comforts are very good indeed,
and our surgeons very kind. Indeed | DO
not think we could be bettered by any SUR
geons. There are three OF four Of our Mont
pelier boys who have been quite sick, but ars
all getting better.
There are any quantity Of walnuts and
chestnuts around here, and the boys are hay-
ing grand times gathering and eating them.
As general thing the boys are feeling nice
ly, and wishing Cor an advance and a chance
TO thrash the rebels. Nothing Of any eonso-
quence going on in camp
Yours, H.M.r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
CAMP CASEY, Washington, d. c.,
Oct. Doth. 1862.

DEAR JOURNAL I'll am again allowed the
privilege of announcing TO you another move
and as time is precious | must necessarily
write in haste, We have just received orders
to march TO Camp Seward, distance of three
miles beyond Arlington flights. 1t was quite
unexpected to many of us, bat the cheers with
which it was generally received, proved the
news was far from unpleasant.
Probably you have been informed that the
18th, 18th, l4lh, 18th and 10th regiments
have been formed into brigade-making the
I'd VI. brgade-which is now under the com
mand Of Col. A. p. Blunt, Acting Big. Gen.
and that the five regiments are encamped con-
! tguous TO each other; SO that that the move
will not alone affect us, but will be general
one throughout he brigade We strike our
tents at Il. NJ, tomorrow, and probably
I will start for A" secessia before noon.
Five thousand more Green Mountain boys
IN one body, about to invade the " Southern
Coniederacy,' and threaten again JEFF. Davis
Capital, Vermont may feel proud that she
has her representatives here who will dc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9.
Adgioes from the Army of Southeast Mis-
souti state that after the recent success of our
forces a. Potman's Ferry, Coils. Lasar and
Dewey, with their forces combined, pushed
on as far as Billinger's Mills, Ave miles from
Pocahontas, where they fought Burbridge,
completely routing his forces, and capturing
a large number OF prisoners including many
rebel officers.
A later dispatch from Col. Lszsr says be
has captured and dispersed two hundred of
Boones command. Gen. Fremont was last
night presented by the Germans of St. Louis
with magnificent sword which was long
since purchase for the purpose. About 49,
600 people were present. 1t was one of the
greatest demonstrations our city ever wit
messed. A sash of white satin in gold was
also presented by the ladies.
We have additional details of the recent
rout Of BenBridge's guerillas at Balinger
Mills, in Southeast Missouri The forces Of
Dewey and Lazea formed junction beyond
Pitman's ferry. Dewey had running fight
for fifteen minutes with Benbridge. Our loss
was trihing. Several Of the enemys officers
were taken prisoners. Lazea chased a de-
tachment Of Boone's men from Van Buren, TO
Belingee Mills, five miles this side OF Poca-
hontas, The killed, wounded and captured
oil inc enemy amounted TO zoo, our loss
one k'leu ana FOUR wounuuu. inc prisoners
forced marches to Springfield, follow the rear
oil our army unuer ocponeiu' TAKE oPi'ngneiu
and cut off his supplies. dispatch has
been received oy Zen Davidson staung 'Gs'
Ooi Lahea haa returned TO Patterson ne
went To foeahontes' afoSe 'he enemy aetos
the r'Ver' followed him seVerSi miles, mace
many important captures anu hau onIy 'n r.
men wounded nS ana one SaNen ps,soher' lns
enemy ios' %oo A'''eu' oes'ues oo nurses anu
90 s'anu oi arms ~ Asoer'Aineu 'na'
'Aohson - ~ i'''''e NON
WAsHISoros' NOV 4,
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THE CAVALRY ENGAsEp.--A special 70
the Tribune, dated Oct. 25th, says ;-les'e,'
day afternoon party Of thirty, under Leu
Flint, Of the LIST Vermont Cavalry, and ae-
tachment from the LIST Maryland CaVslH'
we're surprised at Manassas Junction ny
force of rebel cavalry, numbering l29 'ou'.
ing from Warrenton. Lieut.. Flints parry
were driven back toward Bull Run, and sew,
eral were captured As they were scattered
by the attack, and those who have returned
can give no connected accoun, of the afia'r' II
is impossible to state our loss. As YER 40
ascestained, it consists of Lieut.. Patterson
and Lieut. Dorsey of the LIST Maryland anu
l 5 men missing.