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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
ArrrorION,s LAST OrrrRINo.

Along the passage we have described the bier
Of the late Prince was wheeled till the foot of
the cofiu was at the gates of the Royal vault
There it remains though it was not left to the
gloom of its dark aud marrow home till some dear
memorials of love and fond regret from the be-
reaved Queen and children, whom lie had SO un-
timely left, were sorrowfully deposited by kin
dred hands upon tho coffin. A Queens messen-
ger brought from Osborne to Windsor three little
wreaths and bouquet. The wreaths were simple
chapets of moss and violets, wreathed by the
three elder Prinoesses-the bouquet Of viOlets,
with white camelia in the centre, was sent by
the widowed Queen. Between the heraldic in
sigma these last tributes from his widow and
orphan daughters were laid upon the coffin
mementoes Of domestic love and worth above all
heraldry that ever was emblazoned. With this
last act of grateful care the aperture to the Roy Il
vault was closed, and thus was Prince Albert
who has lived in honor and died in fame, buried
in the most profound and deserved grief that has
been evinccd by any nation within the memory of
living man.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY. Nov. 18th, 1861 Traina for the
" accommodation OF Passengers will run fellows
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
Special Notice.
ID. CHANDLER,
DRAPER g. TAILOR,

NO. BOB Market street.,
Would call the attention of his customers and
the public generally, to his choice aud varied
assortment Of
NEW FALL GOODS.
This stock has been carefully selected for the
best CITY RETAIL TRADE, aud will be made
to order ut very moderate prices
FOR @ AS H.
All are invited to Gull aud examine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
DIVIDEND.

BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRASDYwISE,l
Wilmington, Dell jan 2nd, 1862.
THE Board of Directors have this day declared divi
dend ofFlyE per cent. for the last six months, pay
able and after 10th inst.
ian3lU w. S. nA0ANY, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
NOTICE.

muE Annual Meeting of The New Castle County Mutual
Insurance Company, will be held at the Office OF the
Company Second Story Of Wilmington Institute Building
on the goth (rhrd M0uday9 of January next at which
time Election for fifteen Managers Of the Company tor
the ensuing year, will be held.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
Geo, II. p. SIMMONS, Secretary. dec2l-tm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
AYERS -
CATHARTIG
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
o0mplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un-
comfortablei These aynp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by 3
timely use Of tile right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17


disease cold settles somewhere in the body, and obs
struuts its natural functions. These If not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs
ducing general aggrayatiOn, suffering, and disease
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore tho
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Of the deepseated and dangerous dstemPers The
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tons and arrangements of the natural functions Of the
body they are rapidly and many Ct them surely, cured
by the None who know the virtues Of these
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal cities and from other we'll known public per-
From Fbrloardiag Merchant " ST. EOlss Rtb. j. 1855.
DR. aver. Your Pills are the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
uceOus upon her hands aud feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long greY
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in her hair After child cured she also tried
'' ASA MORGRIDGE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
DrPAR1MENr OF rHE lNrrnlOn,

Washington, d. G., 9Th Feb, 1856. J
SIR have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made them and hesateto
say they the best cathartc employ. Their regu
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m fJa lJffDa ff1T
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
DIVIDEND.

DOVER, January 9th, 1862
NIE General Board OF Directors Of the Farmers BANK o.
the State Of Delaware at Dover, has this day deelasd
Diydsdn at the rate OF per cent per annnm tor Inc
janl4-4t. }. P. WILD, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

The New York Post says that the following
extract from letter received in that city by
prominent citizen, comes from a responsible
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
NOTICE.

WHE annual meeting Of the FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
L INSURANCE COMPANY, of the State of Delaware
formerly of Mill Creek Huudred will be held at the
Office Of the Company In Wilmington, on MONDAY the
18th I'D Monday OF January next at IL o'clock A. NJ At
eh time eli con for IL Managers OF the Company for
the ensuing ysar will be held and years interest
all deposit will be payable. The ageats OF the Com
pany authorized 10 receive the dues OF members and
will DO found in the standing advertisement In this paper
JESSE SHARPE, President.
ROBERT MeCABE, Secretary.
December 9Th l66l.-17-td
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Nstg FORK City,
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted their pnr-
pose aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my nrar
tieo proved more eectual for the Of bilious
plants than any remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgatiye which is
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the people. q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
Dysentery, DIarrhOa, Relax, Worms.

From DT, Y, O. Green, ~ Cdle101,
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them n esteem Of the best aperlenA1 have
found Their alternative effect upon the liver mAkes
them excellent remedy, when given In small doses for
bilious dyseatery and diaFFh0a. Their sugar-coatng
makes them very acceptable and for the us5
OF women and children
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17

Passengers from Baltlm
Salisbury, will take evening
spend night at Wilmington
leave Baltimore at los p. m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
BEAUTIFUL HOME

Wilmington Nov. aolh, l80i,--2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
SomrMaI ann Atatesmtam
Friday Morning, January II, 1862.
The Funeral of Prince Albert.

The London times Of the Oath ultmo contains
minute account Of the funeral Of Prince Albert,
the late Prince Consort Some portions Of it
will be interesting TO American readers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-17
Constipation, COstivenesE, Suppression,
Rhe1matism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop


Constipation, COsttveness, suppressioN,
RheumRtfsm, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
u From Dr. J. r. Taughn Montreal Claada.
Too much be said Of your Pills for the
eostreess. Ifothers Of fraternity have 0nnd them
elCacious have, they should join In pr0rla-
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that complaint, which, although bad enough in itself
tho progentor Of others that are worse believe
fsess to originate In the liver but Your Pills affect
organ and cure the disease,
F,om Mrs. z. Stuart, Physician and Mlicis Boston,
find two large doses Of your Pills taken at tho
proper time are excellent pronoves Of the natural
t0n when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eectua to cleanse the stomach and erpe teoI1ns They
much the best physic wo have that recommend
no other to my patients.
From le Reu Dr. Halgkes, qfNe Mtods Epis. Church.
PULASKI House., Savannah, Ga, jan 6, 1856.
H0NoRED SIR should ba ungAteinl frr the relief
your skill has brought IT did report my to
you. A cold settled in limbs aud brought
eiatng nsuraQic pans, which ended chrenr rhend
hsm Notwithstanding had the best of physciNAe-il'e
excellent agent In Baltimore Dr. Maekepze tried your
Pills. Their effects slow but By pefseyeting
In the OF them, am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 1859
Dr. AVER; have been entirely cured by your Pills of
Rhsumdtic 6oEt-a painful disease that Lad afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT SLIDELL,
as- Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy in skin hands, is
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quenCes that frequently follow its ncaulious use. Tas
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever n
Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Or, J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold by druggists and medicine dealers'geag-
rally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09

Its announced that H. R. II. the Prince 81
Wales is about 70 be married 20 the Princess
Alezandra Caroline Marie Charlotte Louise
Julie, the eldest daughter Of Christen, Duke
Of Gluc!zsburg, who is h6;r apparent 10 the
crown o. Denmark.
Both Houses Of Congrass have just agreed
on pensions for total disability for Z. S off,
GERS, musicians and privataa, employed IN the
military service, whether regulars, volunteers
or militia, and in the marine corps, since the
Al o March, 1851:
The Washington correspondent It the :. 7.
Express says:-''IIEIsere IS 2ov n. his place
,1earjy Ten thousand SICK and wounded soldiers,
and bur very faw in general coed health, cou-
payatively, and tbs proper authorizes ought 70
i Chat ths city is kept clean.
The grain shovelers Ct New York have re-
solved 70 stop work until the elevators 3Irs dis
pensed WIKI, as those machines dsatGoy their
business AID endanger Inc lives o. 12e work
nee By 9ut5oo2tloG.
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Bos7oS, Jnly 9.--Iaa steam hip Arabia
sailed from this port, this morning, Tor Liver
vool, With one hundred and fourteen passengers
On board, Including among them the French
Princes lately serving On Gen Mcclellan 5 stat.
She also took cut three hundred aud twenty
SIX thousand dollars il specie
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AIALa.[E.T I'D.

July, by tas Rev. 2Ir Hurst Mr. i NTEONY
LAIHJLTTE ro bliss MARION DEB NJ
SON, all of Washir gt0n.
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lie geW Levy.

CoxoozD, :. T., July o.--~he State laGi~-
.ature mas unanimously resolved, pledging that
the State will furnish her quota under the late
call for volunteers. 1Ieetingsto encourage vol
untearing are 70 be held in ali parts Of the
State.
The 10th Conn regiment will be composed
mostly Of Irishmcn, and will be commando by
Colonel now Captain Donahue, d TIL Third
Connecticut regiment.
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TIE CITY A0yEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL ard CAlaERONSIiS,

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
SAMUEL HEFLEBO WEE, Pao7R1E7oR.
rT7HIS I'D and welI~kIoWn house continues to
/ offer 20 the resident sojouSning ana tra7el!1g
Cbliging and attentive assistants, 4 Well-spTea0
table snd pleasant sleeping rooms, ha&a -ong
Lz5r a-oong the esS%ots44s os this esss bSss1DeoS
y b-e5
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.r7TvAr OF rHE GREAT EAST:

AroYvAL OF THL G0E-AzT EA5!IILLEE.EE.
New yoRx, July 9.--Ihe Great Eastern
with Liverpool dates 20 the lst instant has ar
rived here.
lord Palznerston Of the British Parliament,
;,,,ing debate on the subject said be could
x.s 70 coed 1t present, IN the proposed media
r;or n the American affairs, but that the gov
eyn1.1ant would watch with pleasure, and take
,}yantage Ct any proper opeuing 70 mediate
CotIou bad advanced 3D. since SATURDAY.
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The New York Express says:-"YVhile the
Richn!o:1tl Journals announce the death ofStona-
Wall Jackson, the Confederate prisoners do not
credit It, Neither the statement nor the be-
ljeI is confirmation Of the tact, and the public
must await the future to have their doubts
finally removed. There Is, however, but very
l51le doubt that Stonewali Jackson IS alive.
The Philadelphia Ledger thinks Gen. Nc
Ci6llau ought to issue an order, requiring ali
civilians found unemployed about tbs camps,
or visiting them FROM idle curiosity to be takenin
custody by q guard, marched to the front CT
the line, and be set to work digging rite-pits
and ditches.
On Monday afternoon the steamer Knicker-
booker, Capt Curtis, arrived al t}e Sixth ST.
wharf Washington, with 4l3 sick and wound
Cd soldiers from the late battle field. They
We're in charge Of Surgeon Page and were we'll
cared for,
Ihe Washington correspondent Of the \. 7.
1z2Tess says:--''An evil which ought TO be
stopped IS making its appearance, I am in
'o'ned, il that part Of Virginia (Eastern) oc.
e0p'ed by the Federal troops. Camp follow
us and others, SO far forget rules Of propriety
= % resort 70 the most outrageous and illegal
9A15 OF raising money. 4 lumber Of these
*@sI'es have passed OF On the inhabitants Of
10y region, counterfeit and bogus money,
"~Ica' oesides being entitled to reward Of
231s5lS1nent, gives the people ahout where The
~ so:S~ soldiers a,e Q,lastsyvs a vesy poor
0'"<@>oa q tssSasueo ia our uiddsstt. - .
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SALINE 1E TIE ARABIA.

rspanrURE OF FOREIGN PRINCES,
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DEaEA ?L07L SALE A. LyCEUL
= -. lCOL-LA OF WAezlNCLO o.
4 = !; H. - IlLl IL E. - vii! :t.I a
pubic acctic-- n II * LAY ->LAL nc
lgrh MT, ~ ne Lyctu:12 ! all, glear vsr:cyy
Of 4 / ( IL Id and AlllhLN EJENI-
IURE, . large -u11. tx. CT ! o!ishcd l!.tlly
school ana V Tit:1g Desks, Show Cases, .u1e
Green House and Is~lor plants, Gil ra:ntjrgF
LDgrav!lEs,- Bus:s and miscellaneous articles
generally. Sale 10 G !nmence At l0, s. n.
J. !. Y ALLACE, Auc1icuccr.
" 5-4t=
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----!7 :. I:77-.I.--.
CHA z1- ? - FAMILY <o3-1=.0CEE,
= $ COS =! ! NIFTY q. hand Il !trg9 assort-
4 = 111e12t q r-AE+LI G2CL.1'LL5j u.s. consist
Jag Ct BACON Ct al kinds; ELCyA Ly INC
5ar.e! o. smaller packages; BUCK ajEAlI,
" 49, Is, HAISlA5, 11%UNEEo1, FIGS,
SAADl@ rs, &c, Sc, 20 which: Ac il v:ces liz
a!koAt!o1 y c.sGO-1e-a nv IL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-26

At West Randolph, July 3d. Mrs Harriet L.. Angel,
daughter of Mr. solomon Ferry of RoNbury formerly
WhehaIl, n. y, aud wife of Mr Rufus II. Angel, aged
"a years. months, and % days.
In South Barre, Aug "A, of congestion on the brain
March,. Leslie, only c,d o. Marcus md Susan F. Bout
well, aged 10 mon hs aud days.
In Calais, Aug 18th, Mr.. Lyman wilson, aged % years
and months.
In East Calais July 18th, the residence of his ather
i".Iaw H. : Sumnrr of dip:heria, Geo L. Lowell,
In 0rangr, Aug. %, Of dyptherin, Andew Milton.
youngest son OF - +. and Lydia Waterman, aged II
yeas, II months and l4diys.
In East Mont PETER july 27, David Gould, Jr, aged %
years, month"; and day
n y ana Mass. papers please copy
At Peoria, III, aug 3h Mrs Relief Curtis, wild oW of
the late Hon. Puny Curtis, formerly Of Calais, Vt, aged
6J YtarS
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Criminal Care, essness Somewhere

New YORK, Aug 26. The Tri6une's Rap
rahannock 5 corresl Jndent states that the great
est CRISIS OF this war occurred between thurs
Cay InornltS and Saturday night. 1t is past
anu We axe sale. Washington is safe Our AZ
my Is safe. The nation is safe Gen. P0pe's
artlIle-y is now guarding TIE Ike of the Rap
pananuock, and titz JOAN Porter with = heavy
ioice JOluea Gen. Pope un Friday evening i
hLst Oi regiments have Jplued, and are iOining
hln now by way ot Alexandra, aud you may
now Lock iOr the rr2nG NOV sucu!B OF The war
Wlibni 80 day. ten. Ia, no.de has mas Cd
large army a. flettTlchsJurgA and Gen. Pope
is merry OF quite - otrOnS as Lee and Jackson,
anu Gen. McUlel!tn Is freed from the net which,
whether scli-wOveu u not, held him III It's mesh.
es on the Ptnlnsula
Some SIR wac cAased in camp aud thousand
times more III osttlngton ind, by sudden
rad OF 250 'guerrllas upon Catlett'5 Station
under cover oi night. Twenty supply trains
were destroyed, una their contents injured by
The rebels. hundred prisoners and many
horses were taken, al! the private letters and
papers OF Gen Pope, copies of dispatches and
reports, memoranda fela,Ing to the campaign,
ana TO the army, copies OF kilograms sent, all
the dispatches received from the President.
Halleck, and the War Department oroers issued
to Generals Ut the corps and divisions, all maps
and Typographical charts containing lniorma-
ton OF the greatest value, in Il word the whole
history and plan of the campaign, the number
and disposition Of the troops. All are revealed
to the enemy by this disaster. Its seriousness
can hardly be estimated. 1t is taking the rebel
Generals INTO the confidence OF Gen. Halleck.
and may render it necessary to change the whole
campaign.
HE ashlnston correspondent of the Trib-
u"e says, relative to the important capture of
papers, dispatches and baggage, that the whole
might have been saved anu the attack repused
IT there had been pckcts, or even sentries about
the camp, but there has not been guard meet
ing since Gen. Pope took the field, Il piece of
carelessness Tor which he has paid heavy pen
atty.
The same correspondent says this news would
be telegrapned if 1t were possible, but the order
of Gen. Haleck excludes from the telegraph
everything relative to the Army Of Virginia
The Washington correspondent of the Times
states that themair portion Of Gen. McClellan's
army has reached Alexandria, and will soon
join Gen. Pope .rmy. Gen. Kearncy's divi-
sion which arrived last week took part in tho
engagement at Warrenton yesterday
The new regiments are being sent forward to
join the army.
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,,.,. .l,.,r,,I IN ,o, C,,.,, .,r lao.
d.. II ~...ru,ler A u l8Go Gon' ' w
IN ,;,+... ri such tnwn r. ,,,,n =, -
'', .., ~ me lasted STATES for tS,. form 81
-, ,oont.,s. uu;,.S sooner di.ch.r,.J midas.
,'rrsT Of tic President If the Uoited SIZES
.,.a'r,ttoi SOC. O0a nili,.s, taced Augnst =
1915
j.l.,lr ate. die third dav ri Son
..a.,. 4. D. 1862. tnc ssiec:msn sh1r notify
... .... g.,J sal. ,s.anmnly of,r him,nI'
..~~ ..,s ,ne o. AZ. order. ar >vh. .h.ii
r..,...l.t ar ,i.as..i unatr Section tvn al
,,i.r.d.f. .e Who e.l,l. be 4tsi:,l. eithtr M
small. ~ ~ ,9r.s3n or printed notIc.s. signst
hi. .,i. ...4e.uloa, Of The time and place. a
.I... Il. i. REQUIRED 60 aunoar. wbicb ti.n,onh
...... a.u be hereafter ,!esl-pated in th,. rrt4y
.g selectmen. hereafter to b., issued calt,n..
..-.a auora Of such town and =; such tmC
~. mace vii. .uInisA to each man three davs.
ruyls.
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l1torrleO.

" p. Pe,I'r, Aug Goth, ~ Prof. q. Clark, George
" Barre, Aug 20, by Rev .. Irwin Carpentrr, Mr. q.
houLe ''TPeh'er OF Alton ILL.,, and Miss Eliza Maria
turv h'hdolph, Aug 10, by Rev. J. =. Stone, Mr..
Nrn' Nt"lon and Miss Frances A. Sherman, daugh-
""' L. Sherman, Esq, all Of West Randolph.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.
Passengers from Virginia to day report en-
gagements at Warrenton yesterday, in which
our forces were successful, having driven The
rebels out OF the town, and were still holding it
at latest advices. The rebel forces engaged in
the recent fights have mainly been cavalry.
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1900 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of i6 publication. 1t is entire New Work OF
nearly 300 pages Many of the Tunes and Hymns
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be
popular its predecessor (hel No u which has UP
the number Of SIS 900 copies in 50 months
outsripping any Sunday School ook of its size issued
In this Also, both volu bound in to
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g I 'E'EEEztGsR&AES PHI


ST PAU, Au". - 80. Gooden arrived
hom Glencoe @" >-,a..~4 light. He br,nrs
'LS welcome ne&e o.' y two persons wLo
were supposed a. A4.o are safe. AMONG
the paity wee 81 &o.4. - and children.
IS t,G;'rGS ji.a ilI- OF t,ll missionaries MIR
HOUdei thinks about 10 families. juclu,,,n,
nose between LEAGUE iarA and The AQQev ere
k'l'1V. lie says all the l'iend!y Indians ,,ayu-
eisd at 3it. Riggs house to defend BIN. and
mat iney nnsl have been ovcrpower 4
messenger hom Hudson saws the Half
oiet3 Scout Premier would return 10 Fort Ridyc-
iey ant give the inmates such assurances as
"oHId induce them to hold ont. fhere can he
10 Surrender without anmhiialiUn and lhe lad.
lans know this
Col. Sibleys force was at St. Peters at 4
o. CLOCK Saturday morning, fifty miles from fort
hldgeiey, Tut could not reach there ber,ro Sal
uFday evening Col. Cullen, with 700 cavalry
proposed 10 strike across the country. and NAV
get there ahead Of Col. >5ey.
1t Is believed the lna. rs vii oct inC,r,..;,
81 cue %dv'hclng force ana hastily leave the
iYEt' Col. Cullen writes that the further he
30, aaets. The worse the news becomes
hon. j. K. Ciaaveland writes ON tine DIST
n2m Mankats, mat he stall a. New Ijen rho
'!%a6 hG0r2, aud saw tie NEST horyibia s;obts
H."fe instance bodies OF stuiWar1 men ,r;,h
.ieiI ilr4afS cot fror car 10 cor, their sion.
,"ttt.e', and limos rutilatad
0et .p'ni"" j that uot Ie.. than 1908 f. ,.nr
pe1rt- lave been lnaesapreG
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Nh'@AAATloN OF THE MONTPELIER, BARRE
''O " ATERBUkY CoMrANY.-ThiS splendid com-
F'y Of nine months men was organized Mon
"' afternoon, at VlIases Hell by the choice Of
Vi" blowing officers:
'@l'n AC Brown, Montpelier; LIST Lieut.,
u" l. loacher, Barre; ID Lieut., Chas Il.
bancroft Waterbury,
0"ll. bIoTn Vas elected unanimously, and
vi. '''er Ulcers mad nearly UNANIMOUS voyc.
... ~. lo''y' Esq., presided at the organization