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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-06-19

N E W B o o X S.
FkNTTNE, By vrcroR IluoE,
HEIR TO ASHLEY, by Mis-. wooDj
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THE ALrER AT HOME, SECOND ssRiRsi
CADET LIFE AT WEST POINT, NEW srPPLri
COUNT CAvoUR, BY DorrAi
WHY PAUL FERRoLL KILLED HIS wIFEi
CHRONICLES OF cARLINGFoRDi
A-zal Many Others.
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Drattleboro, June 1862.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, ) The Probate Cou,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court
~ Westminster, S. S. for the District of West
Minister To all persons interested In the Estate DANIEL
BENSON, late of Broolkne, in said district, deceased,
Greeting:
You hereby notified that said Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the administration Of WILLIAM
ADAMS, Administrator of said Estate thereof
To be held at the office Of A. STODDARD, in Townsenl,
said District, the first Wednesday of July 1862 and will
then distribution said Estate to the heirs
entitled to the same. ABISIIAI STODDARD, Judgd,
Townshend, Jdne 10, 1862 %
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EARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

X n ~ Ni " N . "A Il II " II 1, n
u being The Barney Farm, so called, In GULL
ford, and lying n bout two miles from
the East Village,
obtaining about Three Hundred and Seventyh
Of land and could be divided to make three or our
farms II Il Is than man wants There Is large
amount OF wood AMI timber and good frut on SAID lam'
For further information inquire OF - =. ..
Guilford, April is, ls62.-tfl6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-06-19
HARD TIMES COFFEE.

INHE trying times and the high price of coffee
Il has demanded that good substitute should be found
for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of the Hard Times
has succeeded in invention article which the
requirements the times, and which the Massachusetts
State Assyer Dr. Hayes pronounces free from any delete
rous substance. II Is sold very low price, is in
fact, about equal to pure coffee.
Manufactured by ii. ID. NEWHALL, Manufacturer
Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, SO South Market
Street, Bosion.-rRf Ir.-lou can &c, pound of any
Grocer In Brattleboro.
Certificate of DIR. Hayes.
"ARD TINES CoFFER" This substitute for the more ex-
pensive kinds Of coffee has been analysed chemically and mi
croscopcay aud found to be free any deeterous
stance 1t also corresponds in composition with the
hcturer's statement. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer.
10 Boylston Street, Boston, Feb. 25 1869. 3ml3
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TALLAHASSEE, LEON Co, Florida, July IT, 1860
TO DR. HERRicK, Albany N. Y-My dear Doctor-I writ.
ms 70 inform You Of the wonderful effect your Sugar Coat
rd P. on my elder daughter For three she has been
Affected with bilious derdnSement Of the system sadly i'm
pairing her health, which has en- steadily failing dyynx
That period When in New York in April last a friend adj
ysed me e. test you Pills Having tho fullest confidence
N the Judgment Of FRIEND obtined supply of Mesrs
barnes Park, Druggists, Park Row. New York On re-
turning home, we ceased all other treatment and admits
tered your Ps one each night. The Improvement i'm her
feelings c1mpe11n, digestion, etc. surprised US ALI A
rapid anernanent restoration health has been the re-
suit We used less than five boxes consider her entire
y we'll consider the above just tribute to you as phy.
schn AMI trust viii be The means Of inducing many to
adopt your Pills rs their family medicines
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant,
5. @. MORRISON
ucrricks Kid Strengthening PInsters cure
In five hours pains and weakness Of the breast side and
back AMI Rheumatic Complaints in equally short period
NJ time. Spread beautiful white lamb skim their use sub
iccts the wcrer t. Inconvenience each one will wear
from one week to three months. Price 1sl ,ns.
Herricks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters are sold by
Druggists and Merchants in all parts Of the United States
Canadas and Sorth America and may be obtained by calling
Tor them by th 'ir full name. DIR. L. r. HERRICK Co.
1yis3G Albany N
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U OLD FRIENDS RI
I'm the Tight R1oo
lIERRICK'S SUGAR COATED Pills

The BEST FAMILY CATHAR
TIC In the world, ases, tren,y
years Wy Ave millions OF pe,.
sons annually always give sat.
isiactiDnj contain nothing inin.
rlous l'atronized by the princl.
Ial physicians and surgeons in
me Union elegantly toated
with sugar.
Large BoScs IS centsi FIVE
Boxes for One Dollar. PULL dl-
rections With each box.
Warranted superior to any
PHI before the public.
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DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos and
bndcot Street, Boston, on all diseases Of a
PRIVATE on DELICATE Mature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

noon, ve trust become the most popular conveyance
~ ali An infusion Of Hsnsoms would add spirit 70
the avenues Of the Park, which are now 700 mucn
blaelened with the regular squars-fashioned coach
The eouesrians are too few, as yet, to make 1us'
balance although there are gentlemen, and iadie''
too, who ride well and daringly.-Every Saturday
afternoon, be it remembered, the concert" arc 70: :.
pea.ed. Sunshine viii always be applied for sno'
possible, secured And with these two conditions. y.
and with the inviting qualities Of the place hsen
which are perennial and do not wait Tor Sa,ulasys
to demonstrate themselves, the Central fsrA cu.''
the mos. heathful, cheering, innocent ana inspiring
diversions that New.York city can now present. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
The Horse Market.

We have been lately Q good deal in the Hor~
Market trying to learn the fact, is existed, thai
+" the wa has ruined the business" - We were re
peatedly assured it had during tho doll state Of trsd
tina, really existed last Autumn and Winter W.
have failed to discover the ruin. On the contrary
we find the stables In Twenty fourth street very
fairly supplied With welsssorted stoch Of Hoser ard
ssnsh az: ne .s 10 ssd Su 2e a. nS. p ua..d
the prices must bs higher for they are decidedly 70 10 s
country class Of Horses that farmers would have winnsy
sold y,G age S else eaes' 40 DOW In demand !" "'""
This covers the class good strong wcfl hcte
On higher priced the sdvssee still greater ien
ia pIopoion on such mostly used for Ssss. and y
raj rosia Tho army contracts a. low pnces
they absorb gs. many horses have sendsnoy 20
priced horss fos hs regulates he vsas ap0e %
army standard that when seller asAs higher pnee 10
Ba; for the eiass Of hsrsss suitable fer ell woi and good
looking enough to make fair show on ne fosa .e
or.,ty readily 4 f3oo e6oo and higher speedy f
Irostss and fancy matched pAr and e!es.r e,sea
.. !: snsy pssess :':a S. and
ssstiou frequently made that fos rs .~.,-
Custom would destroy the mSsst 10, ' 80 n. sXoir ,f
,h.l a Ia .oout - coed when We hsa VIC ""0s
Dixie for customers. s.,-. ..n,l.m.n- ip
IL 70 tTus tha. The appearance OF southern eens a.
nat lively appearance, for The resson thss cav
ol tn ade fuss snd fes'neo Aoso' VIC Yn,S n.
AZ mai, Of hsr sss than Of quiet city
4. he horses on celia Blu, sssurs cur coan
dss. ths, Inc 40 Of Southern buyers - srss
III. b.iass. and horse dealers arc esslnsnS asns We
80. a.. snbtsnal customers ere our own r tb.
toen 80 ss.s We NAY sssure Ill who arc nseies.se
production Of that the pr...nt state .syus thai Sss
=. s1 bean more favorable prospscs for me p'oses"0'
OF coed horses -, ,s .,,,v has been enermors
lne s.ss ,hs tendsucy BY reducing the eeA ~ ~
20 enhance values That enhancement nss ~ ms
el AID dealers certainly Do ma euys'' ~
&c. moro hcrss. selling in the city In oane -
-, .,r I'm June iBol. OF eli kinds unisss .ns Ss,e
80 81 .ork horses. There are men IN M ey Ah.
ssshsf,x sud viii cou,biped. TO boy ssea ne
tAs . ~, rs uu,t report the condition VI the We"
nor,e ~ ask Of In werd-isvofaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
TIE ENGLISH WHEAT MARKET ANL
GROWING CROPS.

cu -. . IS A.;.. . =. A..
The wheat growers OK America, owing 70 tnt
..us. of ,-,do tho last ven, ar two Are mora in
cou'so VI "A"o VIC ' '' " WV ~
tereAed in the English Market and the way il =
affected by the growing crops, than they are IN The
crops Of our own country. The Mark Lane Espr''.
of May 49, tells US that the decline still continues
that the price has fallen from to two shilings PEI
quartz say from three to six cents bnshe durng't'
previous week. 1t having fallen % mucn I'D me Pre-
oeding week. In its review Of the week, IL says:
Tbs ,.., zee. oy.p.J very cold with cutting norii
h,, .f,., Thur,d.ys heavy rsir the vss,her Aoau,
sni.i cbscI IL. tLns bean ryrn 20 the erop ard
A. ysry s.,v bsry.., l. dimp,,hsd but The,
h co,n Sss,. be-. howsxsr bssn no stsy +.
-. .,-s.-. 80 lnn n. ...n 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

OCEAN SrrAxsHIps.-Ths company ogsIIMI Ssp.. -
this city to build and s:....s c.U: RIsnsr: PLAN
fine OF Isma ON n,.s,s. Of late that deem ma
.ss duty 20 tn: ..s.s
steamers VIII DC Of @ mort t. port In six dsys The eompy
aIins tse - sss under favorable ciisemssss
S:s S.T s sasS
ana Eutop, nnsvysnia Railroad Company has o. eeIs
Is Il ould increase very LARGELY ne %sds
deep work Hence the railroad company ~ A. II
value subscription 70 the STOCK Of tho stsse ~, "a,
@ provided that the remainder Of the sum seb.
,r.,. ,Lr hr,t ship should be procured Or b,si,
Iiass 80 900 have been procured upon ne h 4, m.
,Iirr Ia all e330 900 subscribed This enserp trus,
ns ia Of ome che oldest most experiences .msss an,
.,orthy Philadelphia merchants, who are mss~s
se's'''s sA0'" 70 ''' PSsdsip Sis NORTH American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
THE COTTON TRADE.
The following circular upon the prospects ofAmer'
ican trads hsS lust been published:

lean trade mas JUST Deeh Puphsheu' ,s.,,c.
0syrtgsxy; Tie real gravity Of hs American civil VA
has ct Last 70 be generally undes.oed and we Asd
hoped should and necessary TO enter again Into
the political aspects Of ths Gotten question. .
For the d.t ten mouths Of the wa the prevailing ide.s
s. .sin . Do.Sa Il.
A@eres wcr. as regards patty that The Nor,Aern p.e
pie in that they had no military strength
that heir system Of finance would speedily brssh down, ssd
thai hey would thea cry for peace sna regards the
other party that the OF the North we're % eaor
NOUS COMPARED with boso OF tho South tia! the var
coald not last more than very few months.
Differing other point the psItsaas Of both sds
over Thirty sr,ydsys were ssss.sy ~Eued 70 us Ter
n,on and the longest term granted Was nireiy days -
p-eisy demonstrated to be entirely inponsss Thai
North could support sxPeud'uc Of two three % four
millions Of dollars pee day for longer term or nae paper
currency legal tender wiiheu. driving gold to fabulous
osns' nd pseicsl men Who eoms.iea ,i.s. views re-
yius upon the matss resources insessy and fores Of
will Of weaty millions Of Anglo ssxons we're oorn1iscstod
for their ignorance Of the true principle. Of nnsnee.
But sfes, dca has be<u learned duus the p~t three
months has At last been discovered that the North 10
really in earnest Thai the nation l. stating its al upon The
ssue Of this contest and that i.s all mssn' sis' 70.
than have before boon actively emoys In
any Power II hes also beea found that thcre was room
the country for the increase Of paper circulation sathos
red and that tho perfect unsnny and conhdenes Of the
people defeated thoss who speused financial cri.i',
and carried United States stocks to premium Con
siderable a. was our faith la the national rv,ourcss
copie. that may Judge by present sPpoGsees We IN
a. thr .ans time Il must be said for the Sou,Arsu that
deriuS tho enormous fore brought sssn then. hoy
have ainsned their ground better than could been
ipsed Had t been believed ct the beginning q this
struggle that they would have TO contend ssg foscs OF
s aud expenditure the part Of thoif enemies
Of two hundred millions sterling per annun. could NOT
have been supposed that - months after tho
the they would ss be cncamped within ~ miles Of
the Federal apital.
Tos WHO a, ,h. BEGINNING Of thi. 'iiaie Looked 'sI
long contest relied not upon presumed equality Of the com
bAsns In men. morey ships OF waI upea any
presumption that the southern ssd-s would Do soIs 20
s. = d. Soh nsS. 5. eansa BIZ, SOLELY spoa
The phycs ,ns way ., oveIn s, .an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
INDIA AND CHINA.

Kann Anrii Is. had reached England.
In India Mr.. Laing's budget gives the grss'e''
satisfaction to all classes. .,.a
surveying parties IN Central Asia had achieved
several scientific triumphs Glaciers IN Cssnmeie
The march of Persian army in Canadian WA
exciting attention.
In Chins a rebel camp, near Shanghss, was do
s,royed BY the Allied forces.
Admiral Hope was wounded in the cali Of the ieg;
TIE intentions Of the Allied commanders are saa
radius Of 30 miles from Shanghae.
At Nin0po the rebels maintained the same peace
fu attitude toward foregners and trade was on the
increase.
Nankin was surrounded by the Imperialiss
Foreigners are allowed 10 visit Pekn uuder the
passport system. The foreign alliances were grow
ing IN favor in tho eyes Of the Chinesa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
I,ATEST-Vto Cn.erss,

LATESI-If0 (lH'crAorh.
LoSpos, Thursday Afternoon, May @:-Ihs mail
steamer Norman, from the Cape Of Good Hope, n.
Helena, and Ascension, was Oh Plymouth at a. m.
Tho H,ralfs correspondent, speaking OF tbs new
commander in-chief of the French army at Rome,
,sys, after Gen. De Goyon, the Pope himsaf could
not have selected decided partisan OF bus TEN
poral POWER than NJ. de hontebello.
The Times has received the following dirpaich;
ViESsA, Wednesday Evening. The Grand Duke
Constantine has been appointed vceroy Of the King
dom Of Poland. with Wilorski NJ his adlatus
BoxsAr May is-Co.ton y to 10 a ID " Sup
Exchange higher, cay 6Jf Imports active. Ship
ping a.. ~ ~,
LiyKnroor. Thursday Afternoon, May THE
steamship Etns arrived here today after being de-
tanned several hours outside the bar for want Of
water.
TuRrs, Thursday, May "a rimor is current
ha, royal decree will forthwith be issued, order
ing tie incorporation Of the Chssseurs Of the T'ber
with the regular army.
Prince Napoleon has been received with marks OF
sympathy at Trapani and Calatig1s, and has taken
his departure for Girgenti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
PRUSSIA.

The address to the Throne which was about 70 Ne
adopted by the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies COM
mences by declaration of the unalterabls loyalty
of the great Liberal party. 1t then energeticaily
blames the manner in which the elections have been
conducted, and the attempts made To bring the King
into the contest Of parties, and concludes by ex-
pressing satisfaction with the conduct OF the do''
ernment in the Hesse case.
The Ministers Of Electoral Hesse had resolved 70
resign. Tho Austrian and Bavayan Ministers az
Cassel declared this course to be absolueiy neces-
sary to prevent the further Intervention OF PRUSSIA
No doubt was entertained Of the acceptance OIL tue
rcsiguations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATER MAILS.

The screw-steamer City Of Washington, CaptsAn
Rrooks, which LEFT Liverpool at 1880 on the morn
inc Of the 2S,h and Queenstown on tho 10Th ulsmo,
arrived here Tuesday afternoon. The spirit Of her
new. has already been autographed from Cape Race.
Her mails are four days later.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
LOYAL ARKANSlANS.
A correspondent sends US the following nID w..

AYissians awake! The President ns ~. i, Iiisuss
sSsa 10 b. mustered Into the United S::s,
sic. Tor three years Companies w'hina 70 sm ia dsts
report themselves full within tweny ,s n,sn Of Arksa.
,ss and redeem your "' ~ Ia RUE HARRISON.
robbers ..,,,. cco ne Isl Arkansas vsunsesfa
Recruitipg Onicess-Col. Harrison Cs:s'pi JsLsssA
p. 81. Sl.usst.a. Springfield. No.; Liss'' 30
sytA NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
TURKEY.

A dispatch tom Vienna asserts That tho monse
uegrns were nin in possession Of Niksich. Dervist
pssha had suffered great losses in kaiitess attempt
10 ,rce the formidable defiles OF Douga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
IR ANl,I

The .nonner says: 1.-The Emperor having de-
cidcd that account OF the reduction Of the effect
force Of the French army. the corps Of occnpa.
ton in Rome shall DO organized anew. Gen. Goyon
ns been recalled 10 take service the person OF
jhc Emperor. who has nominated him Ia Senator, IN
proof Of bis high Satisfaction
An Official decree IN Vie Aoaisrr raises Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
ITALY.

A note from NJ. Thouvenel Is stated to have Deen
France does not intend TO effect any change in the
present state of the Roman question, and recon-
mendng the Pope to place more confidence in the
Emperor's Government.
A telegram from Florence announces the discovery
Of a great depot Of firearms; A chests iun were
seized and some arrests were made.
Search had been made at the meeting houses OF the
Emancipation and Unitarian Societies at Genoa, aud
the napsrs of the Societies were seized. Government
had also momentsrily suspended the National Rifle
meetings in the Province OF Lombardy; r.
Advices from Naples announce the destruction Of
the principal brigand band. ,,,
Reports were current that Marshal Mel would 20
TO Rome, invested by the Emperor with full powers,
both political and military. -,
There was also rumor that M. Benedetto will
represent France both with the Pope and the King
Of Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
Ioo, coo l28 200
IBID. IBID.

There g. moreover large decrease proposssnasiy In
the stocks held In the ports and by spnes
where The vacuum caused oy the nonrecspt Of tho
crop thu~ last showing se ssriously in spte Of the
rrest reduction In consumption which has oced here
elsewhere Al Hsvrs the prosen. stock s Il 900 bsss assin
2a0 000 last year. - 49,
which prevailed this season has failed 10 Hse an In
csue Of suppes other quarters India seems to have
been cleared BY the large shipments Of st and The
shipnents Europe fom the st OF January I'll teet dss
show cecresse Of GOV bales the figures being ~ 600 bse
s.sirst 3 600 last year Hence and from tho large proper
tions. consumption If Surat cotton the stock 4 Lvep's
this description which the let OF January last stood
1884, % bales sgsinst 10000 Last yeM q reduced y
10000 sss.nst o0 a year. while in the quantity sos
the fgarss are still unfayorable-vis 1874 900 osS
against 259. COO.
From Egypt Brazil &c there large percentage Of IN
crease import i year bat the positive 70
sufficient to BE- seriously felt In the trade Tbs
figures are Ooo osles, against 81, 800 last year
In looking the future, 1t would be vain 70 attempt
dicons OF OF pceS In the present state socs
eny considerable demsnd such the indications from The.
Indian and ehe markets woad 10 point TO- might
rousy force up prices On the other hand further Fedora
such there IL IN anticipate,
arrival Of even very ew ba.ss OF cotton from the South
would with equal centy At least TEN porsrily depes them
IJpou broad view however Of tho difcnl.is
which stand the Of any satisfactory reopeniDg Of IT,
Of supply and the long DELAYS which
occur before complicated machinery Of the trade again
resdjused even terms Of peace already agreed upon
tie phos cotton be considered unreasonable
"' NELL BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

Goyon, n. Chasseloup Laubss, and N. Ingres, to
the rank Of Senators.
ent of The London Times, announces Q most i'm
portsnt discovery, which win enable the manufac.
turers of cotton cloth to dispense with the use Of
American cotton. It appears that piece Of cloth
has been manufactured Of . common plant, which
grows wild in the fields, and which Will 90 exhoaCed
20 commission composed Of manufacturers. The
discovery has been communicated TO the Emperor,
who takes great interest in ito success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

What factor viii receive tho cotton and ccmpro~ise him.
se with the Confederate Government BY entering wbt
thew ssmsxe trstoEeus tssde Whist srises or CEN.
uodiss will the Federal authorities allow 70 be sent into
iusrior to pay cotton while clothing and provisions
kinds would probably be carried immediately 10 the Rsbe,
armies IN tho 6sldl II the Federal authorities enable tho
Rsbes 10 exchange their cotton which thoy do want
for those articles essential 10 the support Of their ARMIES.
they may protrsot the Indefinitely On every sds t5s
auction n beset With difficulties and Il n IA n.
hoped that who engaged In procuring cotton ron
other countries viii relax their efforts Of
recent events In Ameics
Tho downward progress Of the stocks Of American
since the highest point Of last Is illustrated roughly
the following quarterly tstle to which we append the Liver
pool quotation middns New Orleans cotton the spe
tive dates:
March. '6i. June. Sept. Dec
In American ports. 7S00W 10000 5000 $500
Ahost and ct Liv.
- - -
l,6s3.00o 1000 $1,000 5socA
Price of MiddNne... It'd. Cd. 9}t
March, '67 May.
In American ports. 10000 20e0p.
AHoat and al Liverpool 10000 10000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-12
Feeling in fIae Army.
Correspondence of the journal of Commerce

Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. - An officer
whom | know, and who is here upon a
flying visit from Falmouth informs me
that, strange as it may seem, the army is
in better spirits at this time than they
have been for months past. That they
were deeply grieved at the removal of
General Mcclellan he does not deny, but
they intend to stand just where he left
them standing, thinking more of their
country and of putting down the rebellion,
than of themselves or their leaders. They
are tired of the war, and are willing to
fight under anybody, and to fight hard.
They say they feel it in their bones that
there is soon to be some sort of climax,
but exactly what they do not know. The
The discussion of how the war has been
carried on, and the settlement with men,
they will not discuss until after the rebel
lion has been put down, but then, if they
have any influence, woe be to the men
who have forgotten their duty. The
officer who reports these opinions spent
six months in Richmond prison, and has
served q year in the. army, and ! have
confidence in his report. eHVi'@i''. "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-12
to unite them. The only feasible plan has
been presented for doing this.

to unite them. The only feasible plan has
been presented for doing this.
: If you or any one else had presented
better one, / certainly should have adopted
it; but all of your plans require reinforce
ments, which it is impossible to give you.
1t is very easy to ask for reinforcements,
but it is not so easy to give them when you
have no disposition of troops at your
command.
l have written very plainly, as I under
stand the case, and l hope you will give
me credit for having considered the matter,
although may have arrived at different
conclusions from your own.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Signed H.W. HALLECK,
General-in-Chief.
Gen. Halleck states that about this time
he received news of heavy rebel force
preparing to attack Pope, and menace the
capital. He thereupon sent urgent mess
ages to Mcclellan, but still the evacuation
of Harrison's Landing was not commenced
till eleven days after.