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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23

Al the earnest solicitation many Of the principal
merchants and business men OF Detroit, and IL compi
With the generally expressed demand Of the public
large such work, publisher u the Dctroi,
City Directory has determined pubca
ton OF thorough compete anu reliable Coulter dIsi
Business Directory for the STATE 81 Michigan Protesting
lie does, unusual facilities Tor obtaining the necessary
Information the work viii be every respect "A com
plele anu reliable one, We'll worthy the confidence ard
patronage OF the pubc. IL viii be expressly adapted
10 the wants al Farmers and Men vi Business, espcc
lay Intended source OF instruction anu guidance
the thousands OF strangers travellers ana immigrants
who seeking New homes or business ACQUAINTANCE
the West where the currents Vi trade yearly swell
iug in magnitude, and where the rich soil KNOWS
tmusoI and to make tins work universally sought al
ter H is deter mined a viii make
book Tor the peopie--useui and cLeap-aud tins
done by the liberal subscriptions OF Citizens Land own
eTs Merchants, others Interested the various
Counties, Cities, and towns. THIS work viii contain
ful de cription vi the large by Counties
her agricultural ana resources her avan
tAges agricultural anu manufacturing state, her
minerals defined AMI located her water timber
lands sol climate; the various Railroad lines
pieted being buit, and those projected; number Of
churches schools AMI benevolent societies each
ty; number OF merchants mechanics and manuiaotur-
ing establishments attorneys and physicians each
tue state, Information Tor the immigrant
the best location Tor his particular business list
unentercd iauds the STATE, with their loo cation
and price, complete list Of the Post Offices
state; naiiiss ana Ocdnon o newspapers and periodicals;
oi the present Stale County officers with
the OF State Table o; distances on ali
lines of tayel through state either by railroad
steamboat stage-coach. To contain also complete
i--,- "a thu sai.gss siIhiI and
business len GENERALLY, viii be immense.
As "A Medium for Advertisimg
This book offers unequaied inducements as il will be
circulated every Town and village throughout the
state and will directly ~ that class Of
with whom il is greatly To the interest Of all advertisers
10 be known. Advertisements will be taken at prices
ranging from Five Dollars upwards according 70 space
and location thus bringing the valuable privilege within
the reach OF all The will be complied and arrang
ed with great care, and will be printed and bound In
very superior and substantial manner il being the
ton Of the publisher 10 make the interest
and real value well worthy pTeservai a. box Of
reference FOR the student the Merchant the PROBES
siona The price Of the book has been fixed at s.
the receipt cf which will be any part the
United states, free of postage
All communications should be addressed 10
CHARLES +. CLARK, Publisher,
No. ~ Griswold Street, Detroit Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23

SowIxo INDIAN Com FOR FopDER-Ia very
nany localities meadows are very light, aad in
eeus places insects have injured the grass - that
y vin not afford half a crop. If the grass be
light il will not Be too late 70 pillow the ground
and sev about three or four bushels Of Indian
corn per scre, for fodder. But when such . Job
b performed in July, the soil should be neatly
llevsd aEd veil narrowed o. pulvsrised. And
= thsrs eesd be priakling Of Ass uasure
narrowed in with il, il would have . very Sens.
Seal effect on the crop.
II sooe places. where barley is renewed early
h the meath. the coil might b plowed inasdi.
assly and Indian corn soved, with the assurance
q selssahly good crop, unless there should b
. very early fiess in autumn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
TO CONTRACTORS.-In

pursuance Of act Of the Legislature of the State
Michigan, eutited An act TO provide for the dram
age and reclamation Of swamp lands by of state
and dtches, approved February 18th, A. d. 1879
and the amendAtory thereto the Undersigned Com
missioner the saginaw anu Genessee State Road
will proceed TO let the work that portion of said
which is located through the township Of Maple Grove
embracing distance Of SIX miles, at IL O'Clock ~ on
Thursday July olst A. u. 1867, at the house OF l. j.
Parmelse, in the township Of Maple Grove Aso that
portion OF said road between the west line Of Maple
Grove and Parshas Mills in Chesanng, will be let
the second day OF August A ID lsc2, at O'Clock p.
~ the HOte. Of John Patterson, IN the township Of
Chesanng Contracts Will be made for the performance
Of SAID WORK payable IN state swamp Land, provi-
ded said Plans ami specifications Oi the work
required TO be performed said road win be
made known the day OF letting. Security will be
Quired all contr at the time Of making h
The Commissioner 10 himself the right
reject any al BIDS consistent with the
Of the State.
Clesaning, June 2sth, 1852.
sw37o r. W. ANDREWS, Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23

TAI AR o. LAuenrNG-The man that hushs
esesoc without . diploma; his face does
nose god IL . sick room than bushel Of DOW.
- % e.n'e Il bitter dranghta People are
e~cys eiAa - sse him-their hands inssinctieely
~ w ees 70 meet his grasp, while they
dyspepsie Who speaks o. The .ro.s;o~ I., p.
lob ysa eat . yosr f.slss' vA;l. - ,.v.,
lfsan Il being offended viii Nm. - "a,
t.ev ses vbas pleasant vosaa 20, - ii;ins
b. until he points oct The ssssy ssreaks on IL
paAAvay. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
IMPORTANT TO FEMALE.
DTe Sdb0OO0s
OF PARIS,
Female Regulating PillA

The combination of ingredients In th>es Pin ~ -
result Of long and extensive practice. They ~
IN their operation and certain IN correcting all irregu
nies Painful Aenstrustions removing Ill obssruClto
whether from cold or Otherwise, headache, pain b ~
side papatation Of the heart whites, all nervous -
lions Mysteries, fatigue pain In the beck and limbs g.
disturbed sleep which arise from interruptioo u naensA
TO MARRIED LADIES Or Sibille's Pilis invaluAhh
as they viii bring the monthly period with rsgusty.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use a elAGe
Pills, place the utmost confidence In n SibGlDS
Pills, doing all that they represent to do. i.
NOTICE.-There Is one condition of the female ~
tenn IN which the Pills cannot be taken without peo1u
cing PECULIAR RESULT. The condition REFERRED - b
PREGNANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE. such n ~
irresistible tendency of she medicine ressocs ~
sexual functions 70 their normal condition. that
the reproductive power u nature cannot resist n.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anyshhg
injurious fxphcit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Price 81 sent by mail cncjsa
ing <o DR. HUNT Druggist,
log Payonia Ave, Jersey City, n. J.,
6mss6 Agent for he Usdcd .saSs asd Csns1s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
A STUMP SPEECH!



Evil ~ Waf and Ya.E>s Sosr,f TIE PeoDis
-. -. .~,ax.:- - 81 S.L~
"s~' wv 10y
~ LFs"MP".
The fo.ow Ing = specimen OF Yankee Ora,ory.
m sneaker Was eating rs r,s ana v,,tiny AT tha
=, :. . -. -. $3.50 -
snS, "heN Hunu' ~ WINS 'Ale1 nin 'o' N. nv ~ss
oAN-s M aAe tn0si4oe VIZ IA tAe peaS NJ
Patrick henryihea forth ,he torrent Of his
al..,u.no.-
:,
= - - -, =. .o' .,e ,-1ei. ~
1e" go 49, ~-u Ne" no.s AN io' tessofins .ne
- :, 49, =. M - 80. $780, s.-e &c NSAe.413
-" - =, -, $50 -. ~. UeN'S NAu saws
s,,.-..,s., -, -, :! - 80 loie~s
a, -, n.a.A J We ms. 20. i"ises e3f
- ~ 'NeSN N1!s Y. f~'en' "eao.c tssseu
s-4eA -i'u se~-ss- 'eati.i-e have received ~ "a!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
| DMINISTRATOR'S SALE

"A hereby given, that in pursuance Of license 70
me granted by Vim b. Pinckpey, Judge Of Probate for
the county Of lngham On tbs til day q July, 1862
shall expose for sale public auction 90 the premises
in the rnird ward Of the CITY Of Lansing Wednesday
the 18th day Of August next AZ two O'Clock n the after
noon Of said day the following piece parcel Of land
with the dwelling house and other fixtures thereon viz
lot No IL, N block No. 20 IN the City Of Lansing &C
corting TO the recorded plat thereof.
Terms made known on day Of sale
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored 20 health IN
few weeks. by very simple remedy, after having -
fered several with lung affection and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious make known
% ms fellow sgnerers the of cure.
To all who desire II, be will send . copy Of ths
prescription used free Of cbarge) with the drecttcos
tor preparing and using the same which they gill nsd
sure cure for CoSsrsrTIoS, AsrHsA, RkoScBIris, &c
The only object o. the advertiser In sendne the recrp
tion IL TO benefit the afflicted and spread nformation
Which he ccnceyes to be invaluable and he ho every
sufferer will try his remedy Il will them moth
ing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please Adde'S
REV wM MAXIM BAkG3,
snass Jersey CITY, III
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS-Kept
~ BY A. Upom, q NiasiouaRy, ceen8 q Osptol
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-23
CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a

" decreal order Of the Circuit Court for the county
InShanl IN Chancery, made on the thirteenth day Of
February, ID. 1861 in a wherein James W. Till
man complainant, and Ulysses ID. Ward and Harley
IngersOL defendants the subscriber Circuit Court
Commissioner for the county OF Ingham, state of Mch
gan will sell at public auction at the Court House in the
village of Mason said county, on Friday the 18th day
Of August A d. lso2, at O'Clock In the afternoon,
the land described in said decretal order viz lot
Der eleven ll) in block number eightytn (s3) il
the village now city, of Lansing, state OF Michigan
Dated Lansing June 2ith, 1866
HORATI0 PRATT,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Ing Co. Mich
DART BINGHAM Sol'rs for Compt 315w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

Su1l.saA.lAy n4us0AD ~ L.s-...-
A slat.a..-.u -ai.l.al L.s iaat o-. .a
L.l4.r. I runs from Nic.5l street. HOB
n.r1. o. h-l..l-t.l ana 'lI-. and 4 BALI
miles O.. tIeIa are lHi,.el. il5 ullS
insists ol au oIll llcal tuuGe.s IaIi.-4.l. 40
Gle t.r .t v.ry s.art Intervals ir l..f
al hgl. and ver-iafian, end il i-s clc-.rec-
t.l t.1 tr-lr..r .r5 tsE- aI.-e-. ID o. b. ..e bl--
5.e lclve-u s-i--e. ll4 sewerage. I.- e. ..I-
rIicl-el -f-- l .. sewers through " l.ca tie
,.u.el has clus-d Cr trouble; the
ua- ss.i streams on eit1er side, and lse 0llr
IS uEtlIu- a1- agreeable. NsTar,h-le-5, tg
ola- a. severe arVlc-tlan and -Iell d al %
ingenuity .le tlaaei is gradually iec ming
water t.-ht ard sgeat-sueiiiur, lud go tire
experimental tnr. laIec weeks sials. six
hundred Vass.iE.a Tlssd through without
f-is.4l1- mlterl.l I-eO1Tsuiencs. l.- LIa-
con ID iiy News ssy-
'sIle tunnel is a ll-n.l,1u. slee.u 10 of
brickw rs tlriI t1u', will an area or Pc
head ul . i..- span, and % I i-ht from lhe
raa5way TO Che cl.W. II ve1t3 fs-. Is
gss havl h.f..e -ail throughout tie greater
roiiion ot taa line there Is l.l,ie more Jhan a
skin between tetlp u tie tunrel and tie
street .varnead, 51t 10 s1ms places 90 clnsC-
querCe OF Ihe Wa.i i.u0Sn insqu1iities Of tle
route, there ars i.c7-ouc feet Of % inter-
vcniDg --lalua be.Eesa the railway train
aud as rivals, tle Omnibuses. The line
sweeps round nearly n ,he way IN an easy
curve, dipping at ono Ilaoe to a gradicn; OF
one in one hdnired, but rising as il ap-
prcacaes The city terminus PracIcaliy
sp1akin1, clmps-l8 sa0teEFluean railway
communication las leen achieved between
HoibJIn aad Paldiugion, and yery short
TINE mdled VII bs s41is.en. 10 m1Ae ths
whole .iu1 complete, ald &c mus. BE- soli -
ei very wollIiul w1sk -
y src1i ougins .o- drawing pJudoIous
lJ-is is Jus. iUToducsl ia Ljbd01. Is list
essay was successful, a wrought mon Eirdsr,
weigb.ng twenty tons having been drawn
over the pavsmeuts with ei-e and without
accident. I wheels are very wide, ard il
turns uut iir vehicles rs readily us cart.
G eat crJ vjs a.s,mblsd to witness tie per-
fUtmance as It passed thToogn the sueeis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

4 speaking at the average rate Of speed. In pTac-
| tice Losever, it Is found that grest familiarity
with tie characters sml lcyed is requisite to attain
even tlis rate. 10 say nothing Of greater rapiuity
which IS 6sElEded in io!Ioeias aay speaker in
tie m9.e rspii portions OF his remarks. part
Of ;le liGclIty experienced arises lgom toe de-
nsad made upon the muscles Of the hand, vuici
must msiatiu a constant activity at o. uuusual
rate; bat a s,.ll greater difficulty is usasily ex-
periereat IN the mind. Tie rap.dity r:th which
tie firms o- eaara .ters ulea 90 scpsese1t Rocds,
mas. sas.,s, Themselves ,o tie writer. is the
grouaa q tie difficulty. IAi. can te-the uu'sr-
stood b. one uo. familiar vita sLoIt-lall, by
attempting 90 call before lis m,nd tls printed o.
written ffi- oi the -ol.s Is Be d ..--s 60 Eaeas
speaker. Though ls forms viii s1sgsst them
selves very rapidly TO lis imagination, they yet
fAli behind tie rafi4l-y ot slc-ch. Ey l7rE c1a-
tiausi rr-a,iea. these diGs4i,i-s ere osss1o-ie,
al aol.A iLc is.er -ruetrocs cea-inu1s 10 l-.ubl-
ot1orv i-e se-l rsa...efs. aa5 cause taat i.- Gle
mot8eut .i.-i.s t-s mind. aa. i.ar,1.s-ly t.-l-l,
i-;-srups .s prose-. D. uaisl che v5.1- % e
sl.-aasras i..u-.-lr.. 10 fal-r.
ItUiI b. s-ea i..m die above .--.---t-.-, q. --
tle art OF verbatim reu.rie- IS ou1 E-- easily
ac4 li5es u.r often s-etes..ai1 r-s--i--i. bike
s-g1tio- t.e rae. asp-ai. rlry .4u.4 o. "a --e
l,up,l-u-a. t.a laaa. -.r..a. sic t..1-i--s
,.-. i,s.l ..-l.af. t.t t.f e.... i- a9-l-.I..
A snoai.aIs ID E .-e ...a .-l d ..ll ls-s--,
facility iu s..-- .-, .-s r---
is r....-.s ..- -.-..-... ----..- .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

one u Jhe Slutaern papers says Recent
.v, lle British man-Ji-war RlnaldO, sp.
.raclll the foot Of CaGal street, New Or
i-..ue. and as-uuei hostile attitude, com
lallins llom tue authorities the release Of
J-u-s Syme, druggist, an E0glish subject,
confined IN Fort PIckens. and indemnIhca-
tln for the zI-e Of his person and prop.
e.tv, 90 ;le amount oi hundred thousand
dIl4-s. Gen. Butler requested ten days to
cJusil 3 4ll INSULT wIlh Washington su-
ialu-ic-, which was as-ente 70. The cap
Rain ct tie Rinaldo Is an officer Of great gal
luuy, and whJ-e sYmpathies are sad 70 bs
warm. s in favor OF the South.
G-a. Butler has i-sIed another Infamous
0ld-r Erlidding the payment OF debts
% persons WHO have not taken the oath.
\ close Investigation intD the management
OF the CJmmissary and Q QIartermastsr's
Departments would disclose a dssGee Of
recLlassness entirely inexcusIble sni
weli calculated to dspreciate the cur-
reucy Of the government if 1t had
no 0-heE evil ii ct. In Conversation
with q number Of mers irjm the Valley
recently, We were tr,quently a,ked the qGes-
Il q whether the g0ver1meDt intended 70 re-
&c n It's CiIcuittOD the inference bel1S
drawn from is unnecessary expenditure. that
oouisieraJe m5ney was only beng ussd
fr tae present. exiseucy. and that tnal re-
uujiaiiIn would ensue from the extravagancs
OF she governments commissioned agents"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

were glad at its close to pitch our little tents in
hurry, ca; cur ratilus, brought WIKI Ia. ia oul
haversacks, AID drop oT to sleep. We discoyere.
fret however that We hal marched by route
about three miles niger than The true ue for US
AID Tat We we're to ticket a -psce o. tx miles
ia he Un.ol lines around Wa.hir ..ton, l.it IN.
guarded by the marching Of siclIss Brigade
Wl.eh le., with many THOUSAND o,L-s troop, he
day be,ors, 10 Teilf-rss sise.. Two companies Of
the l3-h were at onse seat CT G. was nos daral
/ on that duty; our turn cane next iay.
( After dianer on Sunday ws marched a.utA o.
tie Mt. Vernon rosd about mile sud bali to
oar presses, Camp; and within if,-sn mi1utss
: after ou- arrival four paues we're detailed for
/ pi.te- duty. c.. vas Of tie nnmtcr. and So
yeur rTs=pOlleut, wlo vas sno.g tl5 frzt 20
s-, d. --,5 .i guard Gaty, Eis also among lie Es,
/ % tTy I..--ot d-iy. found iJ (ss it has often
5coa le.cla,dj tie Gi--sauia.t part Of s1.i,r,1-
/ Ns veT. llrcl,i oil rayi-Iy tao 60 Lrte lilcs
farther into the country so iau brow 81 t.a l3 p
ground which books or on TIE s-Ils. 81 tle Foto
I--c, stretching mauy O. nile ia varies. se-ae q
meadow aud timber DOW closing with tl- bs. sLl
c.Is-s Of i.- American autumn, % iie South, AMI
for avry 60 tie s,st to the lands Or the Aecotiaz.
Ir.n 81 g ria. tie Ila, u pickle. stations extent
Cd ,-i,l ..i,- IN each direction, lle extreme %
a., le.. s-.--.-- @, t-e T,to.a,c. goc--a. .ai.s
were ;feI &. tlesi 1t ana e.al .-ui-s CAD waited
t.Li iLe ol1sf, az aiI oG Gen Cl-rr. Rla a.s 20
place nc, returned from placing tle otA,rs. us
. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

Ds4r F,,. Pass
You see ta- I.,a is mssia. some progress.
Wsare os .t.ts nisanaai Road if lot on tie
rosi O., Ii.Hu.uJ.
promised ia my Isst. 4 believe. s.ls ls--1ip-
t.atl tic frst gau.iue c7auua ol tlo Vt. "a
Brigade ta ne s.I o. tle "slutaer OF P1l.i-
5,7+sr H.t our .t7- Ia il ,,a. rot Ior, en.u.a 10
,,.. Fl ,r.r., while d. ,Bsrs r,st ,i.,e orl ma
-.- On s....-i,.,i..r y-.,i..... p ,-,- ,s-t.,,,
The ,i-s an. iasi.ia- stretch o. oak timber
..,+.-,-,-, .t. f...,s O.. l,,-...-,. l1.f..,
f..-..,.-r, IN. r..- ran n st-s,r, ,r fts. clear
,s...r 81. s,I ,... g-i-,i,i,. s.rs,,,s
.....l.r r-...-..-.s. ,,,-...- rss s,., aud
..5.t.-. f;,.. r...-. r,..+ ,.--...I 1ril
.... --..-.s r.---
5..-.-- ..-..,..-. ~.
we "'s-'u "'1 --3 "-'i'' i.'''- '.1A1 '''
'.'''' ''f's u '''-l'' '''''s '' s-1 i'A' ''
&c Rad ieE the e'llA-' =" 'o- 60 1i isi "Hen enc
-sl tine 70 indulge IN that is-k,e p'-iime -
Here vas evsfd d.Tles water DO -odni---1. Ao"
different from t-s- stretch ei oc5ert here MT "a
silver Tor 70 10 Iioa could De bad % les tA-n
S-5 thousand, ani water oaIy came taI,uab
mach trlguiatiou. and by the pliital for a com
9.ar. Ii wasa riEht pisa ant spot, aud ye voted
Al once that We wanted no better !or winter quay
t.rs, if there vas no fighting Tor Us G, do this
hu.
We lost no tine now in waiting 60 see II
We should stay here some dtys, Jul began at ouce
% be comfaItallc. TIE lumber w1.cl 10 raias
mo tents. for some q the Yoys.ai followed taom,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

IuI fo.cGC ~ IIABIT At one OF the vot-
c- .-- 90 th- twentieth Ward, New York.
.- lis 10 on, 0l0 las ior several years been
. q gr .1., d.u1c-.tr, Wa Ofserv d to stand
wIta a q c..d cluntsnance, watching the
'.s5s... | they walked Up. one after
.l.lr. Cd deplsit thsir ballots. lie would
-, .a.y -Itl ais hands in his pockets, then
ca % .-i lingering look behind, whistle,
and U-.- a.ck, s.zIng as # spell bound.
'.llvs yeu y'rsd yel?' asked one Of bis
.l. u-s, tossing aim by the hand.
Tire gen ..-uln sl0Jk his head gloonliY.
'Wty n5t9"
-.Au' there's al vote for me today be
Ila .l slrrowfaiiy
,.T u1. Vote What's the matter p
aiut va4 o. mlcs-t, aud for Seymour p
"a .v td-t, an more tO1," replied the
-...e..i Ce.r "blt I've sworn.
'>e9II what
.'STalu that N alien, to be sure for do
r- tlInk I'm going b be drafted 80 the war.
1u' a British q. that
'.N a.- are y1u A-re Tor, then?' asked tbs
iulgi.iuy1 friend.
'.Wt.i, moo, I've voted here 50 long it's
lall work % keep me hand of Nv it, you
s-,, aa ,an's keep away at all at all, an
tla-'s l.l there Is % IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14
NUMBER TWENTY
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


York H4rps. & Bros. 1852.
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'- go ,'-'i .'' 1Y d month the magazine
'a- So ao" 10 VII e-l-pefnaps To 20
=,
N''''' '"' io' Va
"ilfe. collins for Intensity Of efec'-Mr.
-.''. p ~'s' "' -''''' ID 4u's't' 'O''i-
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''.--- - o-' -' ''''' Nl''' 'O' Ai~
fHWTEry Noy-Hs Is, THE REBEL ARHT. By
On .nIrs--' N-w Yorker New YORK
-'- 70 D-'''12 d L--i-
We a-7a already published extracts IRON
tlia .4-,.- r., vlici is narrative pleas
ant.s e'oash written, OF ar W. ,. Steven
''1.s ez. .ie'c il tie rebel army. lie does
1o' ''i a''u.e accuracy IN his sss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

The eaBse Of iho ex slosion remains uncertain
the sngiuosr stating j. 10 be hon the shock ol
striking tho tslk, disarrau- ins tLe boiler, shii.
others u-ir til tll. tle b.l-g vls gi4 ari ueiec-
tie. Ihe pIi.j etl 81 tla- tie eiu-s % tie vss-
Pei ing ou s-CIe wac ir0ll d signal 60 back Wa
tar, be.. ulis-ldsrs,ood az Ols t5 20 ahead
Among t.l killed is Liaut-ulut f. Dydge CtA
u o Cavalry OF P4.ialsi paia, H,gry Haiezi
c.e-s o Zoe b a. sss dangerously .ou,ded. sew
erI persons age kn0Fa O. hag5 be. a blown over
J1irl. a4i el-,rs jumped i4t0 sho river IN tie
rau.o sal r1.l llo.Lcl.
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srir1 oF VERMONT.

80
r.. ..e-ias1.s ard o---r.-i.s now iu service,
-r.-..
"' 0'--
-l Ae- -ner- ea l-' '-l --'' 7'--
30 Regiment .. .-- ---- '-'.f ----'
+n H.e e- a- .- 1 -''A p, r-----e-'
aa b. --a- .l i-- it.1 en- '..' t'.'-
G.. 1.-. .H CSC -i-A '. '..-e p 1921
i.. te----eat ,--'-.il ,l no lt.- N..-' 47si'
t'l ie-.---- -- i-- --- ..--'l' t'.-.
e. --.- o- .- l'.- L,- ltit' 1863.
t.i t----H- .a --i s.i '-.-1 4---'
I0.a tr-.-.-at 90 Che is, -eq.su-oi l-c-.
lith .e si----. e- t-o -s' sci -ei---r, i-t-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

Oar townsmAn 4. s, Dewey, l4,a of tle
Vermont C-yal:Y has just received an up-
P1inEacut llom tLe War Department as
ASST Quariarmaster Of Volunteer, with the
rank Of Captain. Capt. DaEey's ability
aad fidelity as @ QlaTtermaster Of tie Cavalry
regiment are a sufficient guaranty Qf VIA:
he 'viIi bs under bis nav appointmeDs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-14

Commodore Theucorus Bailey has been de-
iAchsd irOm the e1mmsnd oi Saeket's Harbor
sn1 appointed 10 the command oi the Eastern
Gul bI0ekadins squadron, IN place Of Act
Ing Z ar Admiral Gardner, detached on so
count o. IA health.
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- E.-er"
Ulr& 5xGe a3kea
BCRLIsGToN
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Il, Istz

The Cover meut AID people Of tbs United
states have lost tw, able Generals IN the
persons Of Gen. Mitchell and Gen. Richard
son. Gen. Mitchell died Of yellow fever at
B.aui0rt, 5. c., ~ toe 3I.tult.. ana C.u.
Richardson at saarFs5ur-, Nd, on the Sd
inst, from wounds received az the t-.Ia Of
Aaue'4m. The Union could have -lar d
4l.. number Of do-Bythiag generals much
easier t.an either.
Gen. Richardson VAST native Of tais town,
tai as q military man bis reputation was #
a high order. We fad IN tie Nv York
Hrod Of the 5-h the allowing sketch Of
hm-whetleF ia al irs details correct ole,
fon want Of a personal acquaintance we
ere unable s.v.
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SOUTHERN HOsPITALIrYlt

As ExrERIrNCED BY osE wH0 SPENT THiETEES
MONTHS S RICHMOND " BLACS HoLs,
CHARLESTON JAIL, CASTLE FlScENsT-
CIiU-BA JAIL. KICHvoND EosPiTALr
sALtHUaY FRS 81, BELL ISLAND.
AND F4W OTHER ulLEs.
Lr c4-t. J.. z. l--r.
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William Collamer, son Of Senator Cola
mer has besa appointed P4ynastsr in ths
Army. D.. Cyrus Porter of Rutland has
been sppoiniei Medical Examiner by the
Commissioner Of Pensions.