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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13
MASTERS SALR-In pursuance Of a

M ASTEhS SALE.-ln pursuance OF
IN deeretal order issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, IN which
A. g. Par<s is plaintiff and Benajah Barker et.
al. defendants, to me directed, shall expose ior
sale at the door Of the Court House, IN the city ot
Cleveland, in said county, on the l5tn DAY OF
Decernb ber 1862 at 2O'clOck p n Of sa1d day, the
following described lands and tenements Piece
Of land, No. /, situate in the township Of New
burg, being number 7 in the 18th range Of town
ships, which is also in the county Of Cuyahogas
state OF Ohio, and is known and described as FOL
lows, viz Sub lot number seven, ~ containing
79-lO0 acres Of land also sub lot NUMBER el lgnt
lsl containing acres Of land in original lots
Numbers 33I and 1872. Reference IS hereby made
to Cuyahoga county records, book W page u
township, beng l21< acres Of land and known as
the northwest part OF original lot 80 described
as follows beginning nearly IN the centre OF me
north end Of said lot 529i thence running south y
chains 81 links to a stake nearly in the center Of
the high ridge between the two ravlnes, thence
south s65 west chains and linksi thence nortn
so west chains 60 links, thence south " west z
chains % links to q beech tree inches IN olaule-
ter thence north So west chains Y links 70 q
stake in the center Of the west end or sald ridge,
thence north ~ east 9 chains 81 links to stone
standing in the northwest corner Of said lot,
/ number 329, thence north 691<S east y chalns
and At links . the Plsee Of beginning AP-
praised at $500. .,, 80.
! in the citV OF Cleveland, State OF Ohio, known
and described as follows: being lots number 20
"a. in Barker and Stedman's allotment OF part OF
ten acre lots uuInpef = anu n, - AeSSL1e--
volume 2 Of maps, pages, Cuyahoga county re-
cords ~ the same more or less, but subject 70
| All legal highways. Appraised at $50
Also, the following tracts oflots Of land situate
deescribe5 az foIloVs: being lots number % and
| % in Barker and stedman's allotment, OF part ol
| ten acre lots number AZ aud 4s, As recorded IN
volume Of maps page ;, C1yah9&ga & eoH. e,,s,t =
| an legal highways. Appraised at g 90 20
Master Commissioner.
JsaS FRpl, PIaintiffa Attorney noylyiaiS
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To TEE PUBLIo.-The undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that he is now pre-
pared to furnish meals and luncheons, inolud
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
Of game, the market affords and would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally.
W. R. MOULD,
nil Corner Euclid st. and Public SQUARE
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, S.
Champlain street.
iuIy2s:RI2
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NEW YORK mARKET.-DeoOmber IL.


COttOn-Narket quiet and nominslly unchanged.
Sales 3UO tales at 65tsG67c for middling uplands.
RiOur-MArket opened quiet and closed dull.
Sales at S. 1896 90 superine state; S651 20 extra
state; 35Sid6UO superhne western; e6,25d6,6O COM
mon medium extra western; S5,Ta6t6,Sj common 10
good shipping brands extra round hOoped Ohio 60 j
ias. .2j trade brands.
WhisIEy-Market heavy. Sales at 3s5ka5gc
Wheat-Market dull and heavy and fully ono cent
lower.
sales of Chicago spring at 81 ,226I.2s Milwaukee
CLUB at 81 27 "a; winter red western 81 ,4O9l a.
COrn-MaI ket heavy and fully one cent lower.
Sales at 76g5c for mixed western, closing at the in
OaTs-Market firm with brisk demand, chiefly for
Government. Sales at 67g7cc for inferior 70 prime.
Sugars-Market continues stea9y- Sales Of New
Orleans At s4Gl+6c.
Conee-Market quiet and stea'y. Sales sf Rio at
MOIasses-Market steady. sales Of New Orleans
at ~ E36c; By auction, New Orleans at Z7a95ie and
Porto Rico 39tt42c.
Pork-Niarket more &C i've and frmer. Sales at
s4 OgIl Is for mess; 81 524ll IS for primci si3,uJ
61l6OO prime mess.
Ecef-8Iarket quiet and steady.
Cut meuts-MOTe active and hrm6r-
Dressed HOgs-Market firm with fair demand .
Sales at 54 El55sc for western.
Bnrd-Market quiet and without material change
Y. MONEY ALARKRT-December1 10.
lBY TELEORAPH.l
MO1ey-Market little easier at per cent. for
loans on call.
Sterling Exchange Market dali and lower.
The quotations are It40I44H for merchants and
l444Ul45 for bankers bills.
Gold-Aarket lower, opening at 3l5EG3l4 and
closing quiet at 3l9G per cent premium.
Government SIOclEs-Steady. United States
6s lSSl, coupons, lo44; 7-3O Treasury Notes l034.
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dec9:4Is

DR. BErrEIEY gives particular attention
to the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the lungs, Homeopdthieal-
ly. Office with DR.. Beckwith, near the Post
Office. Residence 23S Perry street. noY22:427
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NIL Corner Euclid st. and Public Sc

DENT1sTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
60 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
uer and at a low price. dec2R27
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NoTIoE.-M. B. Clark and John D.
Rockefeller, late of Clark, Gardner & Co.,
will continue the Produce Commission bust
ness, under style and firm of Clark Rookie
feller, at warehouse recently occupied by
Clark, Gardner & Co., Nos SO, Al, 43 and
As River street. See card in tO-day's adver-
tisements. deeZ:4lo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

LATE PArEErs obtained through the Of
Zee Of Messrs. Brainard & Burridge, Clsve-
Iaad, Ohio: J. Stone, Cleveland, Windlass ;
E. johnson, Stoves; L. D. Roberts, Horse
Shoe Machine, England, France and Belgi-
um Il. W. Putnam, New York, Clothes
Wringerj ". H. Willard, Cleveland, Re-
vOlving Coulter; N. B. Riggs, New York,
Harvester; Guard, Poppy &oOlsgrOW, ROeh-
ester, Ohio, Water Elevator; J. Ellis, De-
trOit, Michigan, Gate Latch; J. NJ. Per
kins, Cleveland, Door Locks.
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NET LocoNoTIvE.-We made notice the
ether day Of new locomotive that was ez-
psetsd from Taunton, Mass, for the G. G. d
CIR. She has arrived and will make
her trial trip to-day. She is called the
a Minnesota" /" and viii be run BY Mr.. Will
Liam KimbaI, who is as good an engineer as
there is on the road, which is no disparage-
ment to the others, for the above road en-
ploYs none but good engineers. The Min
nesots - Is coal burner. She has l6-inch
cylinder; 22-ineh stroke. Two other coal
burners are expected the first Of January
from the works at Patterson, NJ.
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WANTED situation as book-keeper, or
assistant bOok-keeper, by young man who
can give the best of references. Address box
AZ, 0borlin, o. nov26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

PHoTooRAPH Albums in great variety at
BAKER's, opposite Postofiee.
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THrArzR.-If ever any actors deserved
xhe favor and support Of theatsr-gOers in
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Conway do, and it
"a a qualification to US, as it must be to all
lovers of what is genuine and good in dra-
matte life, that they are appreciated Hndsus-
tained. They have had excellent houses
during their engagement thus far, which have
gradually increased in numbers and in quail
ity. Both these distinguished players are
arsistes Of wonderful cspability and power,
aud in their presence multitude Of O-caIled
Sistars must "psle their Intellectual fres,'
sven as anighps candle" disappear when
the Monarch Of Day lifts his head abOve the
nster horizon. WeWish to have our read
understand that we endorse " The Con.
ays unreserTsdly.
Tonight, "Cllude BOnheur" win be re-
osated for the last tine, and We hope to SCI
Serowaed house. The farce iE5.'' Ghost il
Soiss Of Himself, /" Whi0hiI running over viii
fw,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

WAsHIEGToE KING has been convicted, in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Lucas county,
of murder in the lst degree.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

CLEVELAND SKATING PARK-0n and
after Saturday next, Season and Family tick
cts can be purchased Of the undersigned at
the Office of S. S. Stone over the Merchants
Bank CHAs. FUHRNAE, Agent.
Cleveland, Dec. 4, 1852. dec4:418
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KoHKLE's BATTERY NOT EXCHANGED
The opinion is prevalent in this section that
KOnkls's Battery, which was captured at
MumfOrdsville, have been exchanged. This
is mistake. Governor Morton of Indiana,
by personal efforts succeeded in getting ex-
changed all the men from that State captur-
ed at that place, but this Battery is not yet
exchanged. Captain KOnkle is yet at Co
Iumbus, sndeavoring to get the Battery e1-
changed that they may go into service again
but as yet has been unsuccessful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

FALSE ALARM-The alarm Of Ere which
occurred about O'Clock last evening, was q
false one.
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A TTENTTONI OFFICERS +

a IIENIIUN Uf = IOhtto =
~ The best and cheapest place in the city 70 buy
Swords Sword Belts and Sashes, Military caps ana
every description Of fofdcers, trimming, z e
DECKAND q EHGLEHAkTsl
oet1s:ssl l5l sup0Eior st.s opposite the NedoeL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

USEFUL REcEIPTs.-How to keep cake
Don't eat it; you can't keep your cake and
eat it too.
To preserve vzrPets-PfrKIe tnem-
How to wash calico prints-Wash them in
water.
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cry respectfully yours,

These gentlemen give the history Of certain
Ingredients Of their article for over two hun
- sestz--snOWing rna fhro,,.t ,It oI,v,, ,as.
Of the medical profession and its practition-
ers, strength, composure and eheerfulness
have been derived from these sources Dr..
Woods in the Washington Hospitals informed
me that one patient was fast sinking and
crazy, and had not slept an hour for two
weeks, until the Plantation Bittsrs came to
his knowledge, when one days trial gave
him a nights rest, and he was fast recover
ing. I am surprised our Government has
not equalled Jefferson Davis in energy, and
adopted this invaluable article in all our
hospitals. The weak soldiers cling to it like
a brother. As a lay member, I can bear
witness it is {" good to take" and affords
more energy and life than anything ever
tried. Success to the Plantation Bitters.
But have digressed- In my next I shall
speak Of gathering in the wounded, burying
the dead, &c. NICODENus.
DovI 5eOd-dtrW- Alb
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TRINITY CHURCH FAIR.-The fair for the
benefit Of the Trinity Church ' Home " at the
Gray's ArmOry, Lyman's Block, has been
a great success. Thanks to the enter
prise and taste Of the ladies, the armOry
has been fitted up N the most attractive
manner and well repays a visit. Around the
room are ranged in picturesque order, stalls
or booths where trinkets of all sorts, some of
them very valuable, are offered for sale, and
the heart must be finty indeed that can with
stand the fair and snticing pleaders who ask
you to buy. very handsome sum has al
ready been realized from the sale Of the arti-
cles contributed. Last evening the Hall was
thronged with visitors. A sumptuOus lunch
is served each day from II to 2 o'clock P. n.
and numbers take advantage Of it. The in
come of the Home during the past year has
been 1867 O5. The expenditures amount to
$500 O5, leaving balance in the hands Of
the Treasurer of S5s.
The object is eOmmendable one and
should be encouraged in every way.
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Dear Sir-Tn reply to your communication
offering Us Fifty thousand dollars for the
recipe and right to mako the Plantation Bit
ters for your hospital purposes during the
war" we beg to say, your price is q liberal
one, considering it would cost Us nothing to
comply, and that otherwise We can derive no
revenue from the Southern States but sir,
our duties to our Government and our ideas
Of consistency would not allow US 70 entertain
it, although it may please US to assuags the
suferings Of your misguided followers.
We remain,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

Fourth Page.---Local Items from LRgl
EveninE's Edition viii be found on our 4th
DuRe.
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BYERs.
CLEV Ell AN D

GLEV VELAND -
Excelsior French Dye House
FREDERICK CYRIAX, PrOp'r,
No. 06........-......seneea CNsar st. Oair.l
H-Refers to all Dry Goods Houses IN the City and
engages do only First Class Work, having, 6eaide9
excellent Dyers, the Fest Presser and FinisbcE In
town Goods received and delivered BY Express nom
and to all parts Of the country. noylg
EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
GLASS DYE HOUSE. No. l09 Seneca gIrset, tor
5osfte CITY HoteD By UMLAIET HEhIEL.-
Ighly recommended BY the last State ERir Of Ohio,
TV8inq and Cleaning IN al it8 branches. Please call
nd examine goods In the store 70 md the dderenr8
With other dye shop1, We nni8h all eur goods y,
team macainery and presses The only Waterlng
new.
REFEREEcEs.-Alessrl. Prescott & Chase, AlcQtt q
Horton, Baldwin Co. Taylor, 0riswold %, Aett-
berg 4 Hausman, Morgan Rsot, and other mer-
chants oeta.ael
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PAPER MANUFAcTORY.

COMPLY.
FEWs, BOOK and WRAP
illed promptly.
0nca 10 superior-8t. %
HRHANboR Agnti
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M A r N E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsTERED-DECEMBEa y.
Steamer Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
Propeller Young merica, Tyler, OgdensbuTgh.
Propeller Bradbury, McNelly, Dunkirk-
ScOw Fly, hicholas, Yermillion.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Propeller CanesteO, Blackman, Dunkirk.
Scow Fly, Pelton, NermilliUn.
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coal q COKE.
H0RSE-SH0EINe.

VETERINARY AND HORSE
v SHOEIEG.-H W. REDHEAD & Co., respect
FULLY announce TO their friends and the public, that
having made extensive arrangements In their Estao
Iishmeut, they are now prepared 70 attend 20 the
Veterinary and Shooting Of Horses in the most skit-
suI manner All business done, and charges made
will be salts factory We will warrant.
"a Give a call, and " not as We say, inst lot ~
know ,enlI.leL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-13

TOHN W. MCDONALD is HERE
P BY notified that on the 18Th day Of November,
4 D. 1852 Cecilia S. McDOnah h!ed In the gfiee OF
ne CLERK Of tn, Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
"a County Ohio Ter petition G,ainst lin for Divorce
al eging a. causes tLs=sfnr Gross Neglect Of Duty
ard 7NYflfrI Absence for Three Years ." Said Gauss
will he for hearing at the February term, D 1855
of said Court. ....H -PALMhh DEnhlS,
dec2422 Attorneysfo for Plaintiff.
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100 STONE-WARE OF. ALL 81.
Oel - and Kinds, Wooden Ware, Flour and
sugar Boxes Psiis Tubs and Baskets Of all kinda at
lSVlS AOWAhs' LOS Yasaflo-S''
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TEA.-15O CHESTS TEA AT LESS
than New York cost, ran be bought at
- GEOkGE SPRAGUE'Sf
dac9 n and y Merwin-st.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

OrT1cr-No. 81 Hofman's Block, opposite the Poe
Ohes, (up 8taiTS,l Cleveland o. iys;R2
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REAL ESTATE.
AGRICULTURAL,
GLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL
~ WORKS.

A lLH EAALNO AO4eAO OAA " As@A-@
~ WORKS.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & CO.,
Manufacturers Of general variety Of Agricultural
Implements and Machinery.
Ufice No. 81 Center street, lUsvsiand. d.
Works Nos. A. &, S, To- and u West st. "
Sweep and Tread Horse Power Threshers and Sepa-
rat0rs, manufactured and for sale BY - .
BALDWIN, DEWITT Co.
Circular and Cross Cut saw Mills, for cutting wood,
Shelters, al the Cleveland Agricultural Works Of
BALDWIN, DEWITT & Go.
Haley, Morse & B0yden's Clothes WringeT took the
first premium At tho Ohio state Fair and all other
f{r where exhibited For sale Wholesale and retail
Nv BALDWIN, DEWITT B Co.
Ok Yokes, a lot Of first-rate ones for 5ale By
Ccf 9lp97 BALDWIN. DEWITT To
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TRE WAR INTRE EAST.

The Crossing at Fredericksburg.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

l
N't F''i i"' ~ qua ,''' ~ .i'.t' ',. ' 'g'.'t
S'' n" D'hui'A ',n'''' ~ "'usnt tne'e Woulu ~ NV
ut"Wehl ." me interests" "' 'he oate' ahu u N"uu Vo
AMY og oen'ht lo the e'uese, !" au.pt 'h's Aen Ahenu
lnen" lt ''cse o'ys were peih'P'i tlo must Pa.
.,cAH "l community hO'ut .l'h't "n gone itV''
NlAu'eoN1 'utgc. Inc qi'lA"i "e ciuest' "'diu Ue
ea,,y supriea 10y lapse VINO "'uA 'oinn'ogf
MI ot'ukuto" s'lu lhAt N'e h.lle' mao peeu 'ul'
"h'' euuA' iasue' IA le 'un'ii"oh oi 'na sNJ v'
eNempu"u OUT thel came l" te epnc'usl'h tNl lh''e
wa no interest m he country nul msn' ue m'ae 10 SUI
'et ANie pi ies'.
He u' 'lcnncd the report oi ihe c'Wm'ee ana 'he en-
'"p'o"' agreed nH W theh wen oi a" 'ia''es o'Nl"
anu """A p'ta,nt ciAth' ''i tAe'P"'" .i''N p't
sous were eNempt,d oeeaisr h' merry OF inris t'n
ti'lM'hlH ah'NiA pc kept III h'N'N ne AitN'N '1p'l
any lAc necessity oi NOT eAempins lhc siulchs q" c'-
,.
Ai AA"NnAa 'Nl h'p uf t'uiA ueHA l.c genera l'N
"n oi bis friend go regard 20 equality of drtit1g nlt DO
hiu always been 'he pHoy pi states 20 encourage GER
ta" interests, aud especially 'hh of r1uc"u'h ne oc
"e'tu taat Ne haH enough 'ihet soldiers we could
uon"fapy auu" lhcsc suaen lo pursue lher WORK. ana
lel o'dtr men DO ihc ushunN
Mi SO igaon said lhat in sJulEneni' thls question
Of exemption was Ihr mnst imr'ftWi one 900 thr bill
' Wat Wrtc amy fsa.on Why OF ilhef chooses, f1u
tasic ur ability O. educate hs sou anI Bvc hm zine ad
vantage o college c1urfc htt s1u should i1r That fra
sou Doe exempt h1m Iut1utiuf Dis mlc iu tua or amy
emergency ui Mc country
Mr Stevens moved tu amend thc amendment SO that
90 should exempt clergyman having pefmhurut cu"iE'-
and preaching regularly thereto. lie std Doe did nnt
care patcutty a1'ut calling c" gYmtn tnto service 40
"t drafted tNet} uau 300 nvr Ht should have hardly any
dINmeu amms lDem.
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The last rebel conscription in North Caro-
lima amounted to about 10000 men, three
quarters Of whom were declared by the sur
geons to be unfit for duty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

~ Not an army officer has resigned on
account of Burnsides elevation to McClel-
lan's post, reports to the contrary notwith-
standing.
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edaubman y stair 0ourual.
By T.. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. NOVEMBER 2s, 1862.
FROM THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
BY EP. WALTON.

letter from Frank d. Johnson, Of this
regiment, to his parents, dated Camp near
Warrenton, Va. Nov. l5," states that the
First Vermont Brigade leit Hagerstown, Oct.
29th, marching to Williamsport, thence, via
Boonesboro and Burkettsville, to Berlin, Md,
where they joined their Division and Corps,
and the next morning, the Sd Of Nov. crossed
into Virginia, and had been continually on
the march until within week Of the date Of
the letter. He says 60 We we're reviewed
last week by Gen. Mcclellan, preparatory to
his leaving the command Of the army. His
being superseded is not thought much Of by
the army generally. lit had been done while
we were laying still in Maryland, il would
have been much better; but to take him out
ON the very eve Of plans, and probably great
victory, is not what it should be. However,
Burnside has always shown himself, with a
small force, an able General, and what be
can do with large one remains to be sen. 30
Raiions we're az one time somewhat scarce,
railroad communication being interrupted
but all is right now. Gen. Howe is now in
command, and j.. much liked.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

E9' John Van Buren, has gone to Wash
ingtou-as John the iorerunner OF Fernando
Wood, says the n Y. Times and to be fol
lowed by such apostles as Valiandigham,
The Tribune intimstes that these gentlemen
have already asked jeff. Davis to send on
members to Congress before Jan. lst, so as to
prevent the effect of the Presidents rrocla-
nation; but that Davis has refused. Wood
g. Co. are competent for such a trick but
even with JEFF. Davis aid the thing cannot
be done. The President never contemplated
rebel representatives, and never will coun-
tenance them. Neither will Congress.
HAPPY.-Ex- President Van Buren,, in his
will, pays tribute TO the farmers lille. After
describing himself as Martin Van Buren, late
Governor OF New York. and more recently
President of the United States, he added
" nut for the last and happiest years Of my
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

Coon NEWS FROM THE 8TH VRRMoNr.-
1t seems that Col. Thomas regiment cooper
affair at Labadiervlle, Louisiana, Gen. But
Ter thus notices the sth Vermont, and also, a
regiment Of Louisiana colored mem
am just informed that our railroad
communications with Gen. Weitzel are open
cd
cannot too much commend the energy Of
Col. Thomas With his regiment, the sth Yer
mont, who have In six days opened dity-two
mile. OF railroad built nine culverts, rebuilt
a bridge burned By the enemy four hundred
and tnirty-dve ,43j feet long, beside pulling
up the rank grass from the track, which en-
tfo.y impcded the locomotive all the way
IN thi. work they were assisted by Col Stat
ford's Regiment Native Guard, colorcd.
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- For Telegraph News see i,h page.
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A recess was taken until twenty minutes after three
O'Clock.
Committee ~ fhe WhOe Title Xxxii, ch no, relat-
Jug 10 the organization, regulation, and government of
the militia Of this state, reported by the senate COM
mitice ON Military AGlIs.
Mt Bean moved TO strike out the word "White in sec
tiou |, line /.
Mr stoughtun hoped no such amendment would bo
made. The word White suupiy Indicated class ol per
sons Nhu under the ,aws at the United States sub
iert l., nilary duty The laws Of the United States
requied that every American citizen between the ages Of
is aud A. should be liable tn do military duty Colored
prrsus have uy the decision Of the Supreme Court IA
seven on eight instances been decided not 10 be citizens
OF the United States, within the meaning OF the eonsii
tuition The present was no time Tor making Ponucal
eapit in legislation The people Of the state had put
uuluca considerations under their feet, aud we had
come here 70 make bill that SHOULD be constitutional
ihs word misht be ultimately out Of the bill, but he
would beu oi gentlemen 70 have any such attempt
uiigiuate here.
Mr Bean then wiihdleW his motion Of amendment
Mf Edmunds moved to amend the second section ~ aa