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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18
a. We were shown on Thursday, the I'm

est lot of maple sugar we ever saw, manufac-
tured by Mr.. a. D. Smith, of Dandy. White
alr.ost as the finest leaf sugar, splendidiy
grained; lump of it looked like mass Of
snow crystals. Mr.. Smith informed us tna' ne
at.ains this perfection in sugar making ~
using cieen tin buckets, frequent stranl-
ings of the sap and syrup, and boiling dowi
che syrup rapidly. In other verbs ni'
motto IN, "cleanliness and quickness' Mf
Smith is large manufacturer OF The article
and Il would be difficult, for any enc TO SUI
pass him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18
Schools.
NASTLETON SEMINARY.

Y
"a This popular and long est blished Institution
pa ssed into the charge OF Miss Harriet N. Haskell,
OF Waldboro, Maine.
Miss Haskell is a r. aduate from Mount Hoyoke
Female Seminary, lady of high culture, and an IN
s.ruetor OF nd enBeuty successful experience
RIM Wright Esq who has been for many years
at the head OF large iiter.ry institution IN the
south will he associated with her and have the en-
tire charge OF the classical department
The other departments will be under the care Of
competent and experience teachers
Young ladies will be accommodated " tn rooms
and board In the Seminary and young men a. the
So me house with and under the especial care Of nj
W right ..,. -,
will lose nothii OF its high character and reputa
ii or In the change now made
The building is being thoroughly repaired ana
newly fur ished. aAl !. :.
Its siIuati is OF unsurpassed beauty, ana
designed t. all it, appointments II shall De inie
ylor 10 no sim liar ms tuition III New gland
The uext term will commence ON the th DAY OF
August. ,a 20 r. N
Wright
W "' Willard CHILD, Pres't.
castletop. Jnly 20, ls62 julyA ;dswu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18

The Fair of the Western Vermont Ag-
r.cultural Society will be held at Castleton'
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. Asst and "a.
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DLACK RIVER ACADEr

M. u. b1Df, fHINC' 4
Miss JULIA K BATChEL'
M,.s ELLEN c. DAVIS Preceptress.
Mrs ANNE Wal Of Primary D, partment.
Teacher OF /.AER-
- Music. Drsa wing and Painting.
8, 1892 |"msa'es seonssiay' 'ep'sm's'
~. 49,, Of Instruction viii be systematic and
.i,is aiding Is being thoroughly repaired, and
III q complete rper at the 60 nm ncemeni OF
The apparatus 10 in e cd ord,r hss been increased
4 by rc-st u5cbase, and III be freely psed
A teachers Chs . will be formed b. coming Term
and thor ugh driIl given m all the oranctss tsag
ID Cons "a -ch fois
por furthcf informal n a dress tn President
the Secretary, william u. Wake, Esq, or the
Principal.
REV IRA PEARSON, Prss't
C ROBBINS SEQ
Ludlow, jay ", 1852 aDge ;dsw
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|, AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

Tn Institution beeios its Fail Term on Thu rsday,
September Ii. 1t has he Ia Il operation eleven years
an er the same Principal It's les Jhers are all OF
experience ia tneu RESPECTIVE. yep rtments
Apply Tor catalogues !, foI an alton to
q. w BRIGGS, Prnej
s Auburpdale. Macs, Aug, 49, H;w0 al
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18
Medicinal.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIC-

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIC-
i TED.
Dr. Dow continues to be consulted at his eAea.
Nos and Q, Endicott Street. Boston, on al dissas
% ofa 6l eF 9ns1a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. ~.
Bya long course of study aud practical expssir
snee Of unlimited extent, Dr. ID. has now the gfatk
acation OF presenting the unfortunate with rsmsdies
that have never since he 6rst introduced them, ~
ed to cure the most alarming eases OF
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Bene ath his treatment, all The horrors Of vsasss.
orrh0a, Ulcers, pain and distress In the regions
of proereation, Inflammation Of the Bladdsr Cd
Kidneys, Ky droshle, Abcetses, Humors, fiGhtta
Swellings, and the long train OF horrible synpeon
attending this class of disease, inside to become
~ harmless - the simplest siings Of . child.
.xss.sssess SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
trsstnsnt of those cases sassed BY secret aud son
tary habit which ruins the body and mind, uniting
the unfOrunat e individual for business or s0csty.
Some of the sad and melancholy Effects produced
and Limbs, Dzziness of the head, Dimness of slghA
Palnitation of the hesrt Dyspepsia, Nervousness
Derangement of ths digestive fus stie Ne, SympteD
Of Consumption, a The fearful elects on the mind
ideas depression OF spirits aversion Of society, self
oistrust, timidity, &C., are among the evils prodne
ed Such persons should, before cont mplating
matrimony, consult q physician OF experience, and
be ut once restored to health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain under DR.. Dowh
treatment few days or weeks. will be urnis he'd win
pleasant rooms, and charges for board moderate. =
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with fun
drec ions for use, on receiving descriptions Of your
eases. a fA#
Or. Dow has also Tor sale the frensh Csp0ttsa
warranted the best preventive. Order BY mall
Thrt for 81 and red STAMP.
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COMMISsIONERk' NOTICE.

IN HE undersigned having been appointed by the
L ION Probate Court, for the District OF Rutland,
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
OF Bella Pratt late Shire ssbufy, 10 said district ~
ceased hereby give notice that we will meet for the
p4rpose of examining aud allowing said claims ~
The counting ON OF a lien Barney at Cuttingsville
d pot on the 5tn Monday in Sept and Sd Monday
in oct XII, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until O'CLOCK
p. NJ, each of said daIs and hat SIX mouths Io
the ID day of sept A. d. 1862, is the time limited
by id court for said creditors presen, their sao
claims TO us tor examination and allowance
Dated at Shrewsbury, Vt this LIST az OF sept
a. ID 1882
s37 DANA JONES,
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Great Enshusiasm at Philadelphia over
the Victory

Philadelphia, Sept. Is.
This city to day is in perfect fever of ex-
element. Crowds throng the streets cheer
ing enthusiastically for Gen. Mcclellan and
the signal victory be has obtained over the
rebels. 7a@ HI}@ g6U v3s
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The Rebels Fleeing in a Panic---Lee ad-
mits that he has been Shockingly W hipped
THIRD DISPATt

.ea- 1850 THIRD DISPATCH 7st'
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, /
'a2 Sept. 15--o AM
To Maj. Gen. H, W. Halleck: -
have just learned from Gen. Hooker in
the advance who states that the information
is perfectly reliable that the enemy is max
ing for the river in a perfect panic and Gen.
Lee stated last night publicly that he must
admit they had been shockingly whipped.
| am hurrying everything forward to en-
deavor to press their retreat to the utmost
.- GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
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tious for using and sent by Express closely ssaed 70
= pRICES.-Ful strength, $40; Half strength, 81
@ iarter strength, SO per bottle
yV-REMEMBER-IHis ssdieias Is designsd g.
D1sssly foy OBSTINATE CASES Which al other yssdsss
Of The kind haze failed to also that Is ssasyansed
as rsprsse~ssd EVERY REsPEoT OF sAs rrcs is'H
rJvsdsd.
e and warranted, unless purchased directly Of Dr.
nj at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTES FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No Is Union street Providence, K l.
~ This Specially embraces all diseases OF q ri
yais psrnre, both Of NJ EN- and WOMEN, by regu-
larry educated physician of twenty years Practise
giving them bis UhoLe dtenton. w -Consultatione
By letter or otherwise are strictly eonfdsnHa, and
medicines will be sent by txprsss secure y N ossrva-
tion to all parts OF the United states. A,so aoeom
secure and quiet RETREAT with good care, until
stored to health Ga.4g. sfst .fe. s4ssD =.
| To Huadyed thousand DoAsrs are paid a..8.
| ouacks annually, in New England .aas Uvel
any bess6t tothose who pay 1t -. "u ;.hnna
| sbI. to loose IT, but once pat ASst ~ INC ~
| b ok and they comps' :, ,s.' aie .ns =. 80
shrhoo - .et led 10 suffer the wrong in
| 1pp ny NAsns"ssi expsse the cheat fos fear o.
| 70 .hoa' 49, All this comes from trusting
| nonoi. snai Amen whe alike destitute o.
n u,,n. -sssr and skill end whose only recon-
su a. a is their only false and extravagant as
siTl avoid bsias hSs,bssgsa, take mans word
or"1a ter sghat has FysteHtt0ns ara, but MAKE IN
! " IRf-- it will cost you nothing, and may saw
III msny regrets; for, advertising physicians, Il
nine ont OF ten bogus there is NO safety u
trusting asy efihem, unless you know who and 'SAs
hDn NJ will send yax1, by enclosing on
stanp Is above, Pamphlet On DISEASES OF W0
MEN, and on Private DISEASES generally, full n
mms.,ai, wnhon. xhich no advertising phyeisi..
o. disine Of this kind Il deserving Of ANY CON
I'D i,'Haers Sy mail prom.ly attended to. WIN
you, address plainly, and direct to DR.. AATTlSor
as above. H:wly
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Gen. Lee Wounded Garland kiIled---Rebel
loss l5.OOo---Our troops pursuing the de-
moralized rebel army. .
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY.
L 1890
FOR FEM ALES
De MAITISON,S INDIAN EMMENAuoGUE

This celebrated female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else of the kind, and proving
eaiectual after all others have failed,
is designation both marrsd and stNgls
ladies, and is the very best thing
known Tor the purpose, as it Will
bring on the xaoNthly sickness in cases
of distractions, after all other reme-
dies of the kind have been tried in
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without o single failure when
taken as directed, and without the
least injury to health IN any case.
ET 1t IL put up in bottles of three
different strengths. with full direc
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
TnH RHBnLLTON.
OapnAxc. OsrIcE. wAR DRPAR.rssr,l l

- 4.
- ORDINANCE OrrrcR, Wan DRpARrnrxrl
SEALED PROPOSALS wiz be ssssi,sS AK {, sb S.,.y
nont untn O'Clock r. NJ the 9th next
Tor ne msnufacsurs and delivery o. the Following pro-
5000 ten-inch Solid Shot
1000 hfteen-inch Sholls
49, jnoh Batterng Shot.
ProJeches 10 DC made of the kind Of metal, and In
alter the rules laid down in the Ordnance Manual
M s escspon OF the battern shot which must be made
ssc.;ias c known ~ gun metal Drawings Of these
YORK ana ne Oransnce Agency No. IS Worth street. New
The roecties free Of charge trans
P0rtston At the United States Arsenal on Governors
tsand New York harD0r, where
~ such as may be rejected bo By the
Immediately after the inspection Of each delivery
nids Will De received Tor portion Of the quantity
qreu not less than 800 OF kind Deliveries to be
mAde as tollows:-One teuta Of each kind within thirty
r notcaon of acceptance OF bid and not less than
one tenth weekly thereafter until all shall be delivered
Iaymen VIII be made by he Treasury Department on the
srs certificates of inspection and receipt after each deli
Bonds with approved surety will be required faith
ful performance OF contracts.
Ne bid will be unless 1t be by an
Ndayt from the parry making it, TO the effect he Is
Son FOUNDER and that his bid accepted the
W pc made at his oundrynamng II and its location; and
he right T. reserved to reject all bids II deemed
asfactory for any
Proposals the undersigned at Wash
snston city, and will be PROPOSALS
JAMES w. RIPLEY
Brig. General. Chief OF Ordnance.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

TvR0M THE BOSTON JOURyAL-CAMP DAY NOV. 15
~ i3b: Metallic Shot Proof.vess William Read 4 Son.
Merchants Row. Boston. Gencmen At the request OF the
manufacturer OF Smiths Bullet Proof Vest f0r the sale of
most thorough aud test with result completely sa
factory establishing its nvulneabity beyond all question:
under contingency. Our hrst test fol.
10ws:-with Colts Army Revolver repeatedly fired at
the Vest distance OF twelve PAGES without damaging
1t slightest degree. We then tried at four PAGES with
1mpenerabc against piston shots NJ distance We then
placed the Vest at hundred yards sig heavy
scopc rides At the first shot the plate struck fairly
with square pointed bal from rifle weighing twenty-five
larcny in the slightest degree Fractured The result
Followed from several shot We then Increased the amount
M pnwlcr above the ayefass charge and having struck
the Vest three times nearly i the place finally made
2 irasare-ihoush s,en ,hen, tine bullet did not so
very siar; the plate oxen, hut until had been
otrcS more than once III The Pace We then red IL
with Shars rifle at dsta q feethe bali though
breaking the plate only through two thlckncses OF
m army blanket, wach hau been paced behind IT,
perfectly from these rments that 1T
dnary distance there oTi rifle Used ia
the service which break ts armOr, unless repeatedly
hn. in the spot fnsirned the plate AGAINST
post and directed Of strongest charge II
with Jayonet ut full speed e bayonet suffered severely.
but the "a. Tho resul should
convnc. c.cry soldier nf TIE Importance providing him
self with oil tese bullet puet which, nine times
out OF ten will ceran saNc h harmless Instead of the
vest being an incumbrantc nsarch should judge II
would he onnd great IN equalizing the wei int OF
the kua snck and prevcnvc The strap COMPRISING
the .h,ss. Under no cvN Nnsan would or my be
Willingly without thcin ana on "i please I'LL Immediately
ordeg ior tho foowissse'. remain yours truly,
MiLL!Ai PLUMER.
Capt FIRST Slaipshoocfs. N. V.
-
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

ArIUsEMENTs.

>>~er>>r.
70 .o'onu'od. the number. psh,y unable TO obtain
rms " si64S sfS HF' EVEEIsas EEV'EHsas sss
- ''G,s rorGTAR fTi AND ATTRACTIVE omAnaor ERs.
; s aI shy DEou
' " III AND OUT OF PLACE
The seove stars WI, be supported by following ladies'
AM s.nlie%s, ~, oi l acknowledged ability
W CLARKE,
sHiih Il. hrrERsos.
HA'Ass aise,
~ Hrs wSHHGGcoT, -f.N
Miss LOUISA BROWN
Doors open at es. performance eemmeno' s..,7...
In o@''o' 'Gi No S Tsis'f n snsI IL + presented an
IN which Mrs Barney wans wi appoar In her celebrated
in iarop and America with in mems. s,c .sss.
NiELos cAEoEN w v,..,.u
ru, Moir iTS%;siiaaf Ely FoR THS LAST riaE'
EDWIN FORREST
"'' "''''' JACK cApE.
ysdge .on,ads powerlui tragedy OF the same name
OR THE BoNpNAS or RENT
fp', Io'n "a XIV i Msos,,@ush n saes 81
VA W9fny.. .........,...>i,. q Barhe,
assc.' ~ IS Dolws..n ""i
MATILDA rtRpN
IN the tnrJfine and pissosstc Drama o.
CAMILLE.
Positively IL, u,'N-
Ngnts ot perforuanee ~,
aoxpu, wnpsfNsS"AsE NS",E 1T2"hSa,i 1T2iphhspis A., a,pAr
Nights Of pcrf crmtuc.o of
MaflLbA iEkOS
iuksp ~ AND SAlLRDAy a4H1
Ine pcr.etnsHfes Nl,i tomnebcc nj quarter fore
1c!pcE otpn q
EpARNGM : AMERICAN MUSEUM.
.h The driina of the
SEA KING.
ICE Ut ZEN VOW
the most oeat 'n air piece sted IN New York,
WI I've iics AMI cycpin Rt
3aud :,
A.so ~ N. ii.Scntru
FAiORirE LAUGiiABi.E FARCE.
Mk W. B. HARRISON
tomr ipp,onpts Singer, nppear, pcifor
Engaged "a slo uA''. ceeb. n q nea stt 4,
COM EtTiCU1 GiANrESs,
ealy u years oc, wci;hs dir po iin-.
OLD ADAMS CALiFCRNlA BEARS,
aNlfrilct peri b., The ,an a
EEKh ERiESH ttiI.
i4.E BEAUTIFUL COLGRID TRJiCAL FISH. THE
Ma oA AS Az tLni q FAMILY,
LifL.ilki. WAX fIGt RES ~ our MOST - ST1N
Gl ISL I'D UNION GENERALS JEFF. DAVIS WHAT
- - aud hEAC REGARD. ~ EkH VICTORIA
fHI.GE o. WALES And GARIHaLDt
adiaiss OH. 20 ctptS thlairE H.. rs ctats.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE WASHING
~ ton city, November "a, lo62-Wanted for
sh, Department Of the 50 IN several light draugh
s daughi not to exceed ve feet to six feet loaded Per-
SONS having such steamers for
sues.ed TO send Information Major Stewart vilet.
e1uarcrmaser United Saies Army, New York, stating
FERNS OF sale or charter dimensions Of the vessels
place where aud time when built
&c. MEIGs, Quartcrmaster General
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

y II
SATt gptY-LOvE FOR LOVE
MONDAY C aNDfSffNE HAtRIAGE
TUESDAY SCHOOL T1R SCANDAL.
MtM WtHa tSDAN-t EAL0uS WItE
THUt.SDAN--SP .D TIE PLDEin
Box book open ui ,lr aonvc evenings, from eight
10 -, lock
In prepa,auon TIE WAY TO GET MARRIED
viii be rrpr-,fd WILD OATS, BOSOM FRIENDS.
MONEY, AND CENTRAL fARK.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
IlrHo MOULD NOT 90 ro Make rHEIR FOR.

WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FOR.
w tuner GO ye, one and ALL TO see Miss WELLINGTON
she English prophecies universally acknowledged
who consult her health wealth and happiness and warran.s
10 mpart them information Of the utmost importance
relative to lawsuits Journeys absent friends love- court
ship marriage, hidden treasures enemies and rouoles-in
glory fe death n you sseh your cws prosPsry and
highly ged beautiful young lady 0l Sxth avenue
opposite Eighth Miss W. h The only peyson n this
otv the Roman and Arabian Alismans for
love good luck aud busincss snsirswaansed for hfe
Lucky numbers eiven also highly Respectable cty ree.
cured. ssd unfshsM vtvss a6d hus
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN 6o.e Proprietor. ............MrJ j. W. Lingard
IMMENSE ENTERTAINMENT.
FOUR IIECES
First time OF the Romantic Drama OF the
FISHERMAN OF DEE;
COINERS OF TaE BLACK GAVE
Mr. q. o. The Fisherman
Mr. George Brooks .Sknen
Mr. q. Iin.ard Iron Jack Mrs Jones' Mary
DICK TuRPIN AND TOM KING.
Dick Turuin Mr. Boniface Tom King Mr.. Eunan
Two DRO, ERS.
THE BOY OF CLOOHEEN.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

IlRYANTs' MINsTRELs.
ID Mechanics Hall f72 Broadway.
Monday December L. every uight during the week,
SCENES or BOYHOOp, OLD CAKLINA EXTRACT.
GRAND TIN PAN ONION.
Tho Surprise Parry, Jolly Jack, the Rover.
ITALIAS AIRS ny NATIVE ARTISTS,
Mad Fasr!co. r. Howard Count McGnus Dan Bryant
s.. c. CunAIUeil, q W. CrG'n. Rolin HowArds
Eelse Seymour. w. W. Newcomh. Dan Bryant,
In brliant variety OF Plantation Scenes &c.
Doors Curtain rises a past seven"
Tickets IS cents.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
FOR SALE.

TRAVELLING AhBR0TYPE GALLERY FOR SALE
"A cheap. with without the 6ock
&C. all 10 compete working order Address Ambroypist
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3 Z TEIE G r A p n.

CONTRIBUTIONS.

6SnlhBton, July ~.
The Senate last night and this morning
confirmed the following nominations:
Leonard Setridge, Deputy Post Master at
La Cross; o. H. Robinson Of Ind, to be
Commissory Of Subsistence, with rank of
Captain of Volunteers; w. 0. Wilson of
Ohio, do; Archibald G. VOORHEES, of Ind,
do; Edward S. Converse of Ohio. do; G.
+. Buckingham of Ohio, to be Brigadier
General of Volunteers; Francis j. Heron
of Iowa, to be Brigadier General of
Volunteers; Col. Morgan L. Smith OF the
9th Regiment Of Mo-, to be Brigadier
General of Volunteers; Col. Chas. Craft
Of the 3lst Ind Regiment, to be Briga-
der General of Volunteers; Col. fitz
Henry Warren Of the LIST Iowa Cavalry.
to be Brigadier General Of Volunteers;
Frederick Soloman Of Wis, to be Briga-
der Of Volunteers; Col. Jacob Auuan .;
Ohio, to be Brigadier General Of Volun.
teers; Col. j. w. Lii Of Ohio, to be
Brigadier General Of Volunteers; Henry
Connolly of New Mexico 10 be Governor
Of the Territory of New Mexico.
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EDToa GATE CITY-lSir: | under
stand, on returning from st. Louis, that
there was an article in the Keokuk Con-
stitution, signed "RoIla Fire Co." sta
ting that charged the company, on the
Fourth, one dollar for the use oil "a buggy
to carry two pies from the city to the
place where they held their celebration.
| would state for the benefit of the Rolla
Fire Co. that on that day I was on the
ground with a horse and buggy with my
family, and John Sample and Mr.. Seal,
both Of Cattaraugus, came TO me and asked
for the loan Of my buggy 10 60 down in
town for pies, as they said. But far short
Of that / found out since. After they
had been gone about FIVE hours--in place
of half an hour, as they promised, IL
started on the hunt of them, and after
travelling Main street from one end to
the other was informed the two gentle
men had been running the horse for over
four hours, and had then started for the
ground where the celebration was being
held. On going back found John Sam
pie returning, who in'ormcd me that he
had returned the Wagon, and in fact he
did no. know whether it was buggy or
a wagon. He said he would pay for it,
and felt bad Seal one Of the fircmen,
said all would be right, and offered TO pay
me one dollar for the use of the buggy,
and said that lie and Sample were taking
a sociable ride, which, suppose, they
did, and then charged the dollar to The
Rolla Fire Go, JoHN SrASNus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
with Judges and jurors shove all competi-

with Judges and jurors above all competi.
tors in the field of his practice.
His mind has constitutional adapta.
ton to the Law, while his earnest con-
ylctions, strong common sense and clear
comprehension of the very spirit and mar
row of the matter, prevents his being
overwhelmed by the dust Of antiauated
preeedents or cntangied by the cobweb
hlaments of more modern technicalities.
he ls in the very prime OF life, ia pos
session of a remarkably fine constitution
and in the healthy enjoyment and vigor-
Gus exercise of all his mental and bodily
powers. He is the model the bean ideal Of
a Western Lawyer and Western judge.
and bis advent to the Bench cannot fail
to create sensation even in that FOSSIL
zcd circle Of venerable antiquities which
the Bench of the Supreme
court Of the United States. No better
appointment has been made in our time.
than that which we record to-day in the
announcement of the appointment Of
Samuel +. Miller to be an Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Uai-
ted States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
VINO ESCAPE DRArTIsG By THE u. S

VINO ESCAPE DRAFTING BY THE u. s.
LAw.-The following persons arc exempt
ed from enrolment BY the laws Of the
United States:
Officers judicial and Executive of the
Government of the United States, and
members of both Houses of Congress
and their respective officers, custom house
officers and their clerks, inspectors of ex-
ports, pilots and mariners employed in
the sea service of citizen or merchant
vessel within the United States, post
masters, assistant postmasters and their
clerks, post officers, post riders and stage
drivers, in the care and conveyance Of the
mail of the United States, ferrymen en-
ployed at any ferry on the post road, and
the artifcers and workmen in the United
States armories and arsenals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
state OF Iowa.
ApJrTArT GKskRAL's ovrr

ADyrTArT GKsKRAL's oyrrcK,l
ClIsTos, July lst, G2. I
GENERAL ORDERS, NO 20.
After August list, ls62, The form ofpasses issued
ffem this Department for the transportation Of Iowa
soldiers for which the State Is responsible VIII be
changed.
Copies OF the new form will be furnished 70 rail.
roads, stage companies and steamboats, prior % Au-
gust but " passes Of the form re issued prior
70 Anga1 Isl, they will be honored the same az the
Gid f0rn.
hhir August LIST, lei2, II amy persons CORPORATION
Transport any person PASS 4 The I'D form the
tran iportatlon will oct be paid for ~ tue stsie.
PERSONS having In their possession any passes 81
'hs Ola forn, are r'e,s I'd 10 retain those not used
w Jdy 10Th, is62 his nice, aud II entitled to
OF passcs Will receive passes u the form In
Change.
This order does In any way refer to passes il.
Sued by this Department by order of Governor for
ans port alton OF soldiers 10 IT, s. mastering Office. nj
dubuque. Davenport and Keokuk.
". b. BAKER
Adtutant General OF Iowa
4 ~ Snur1
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