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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-24
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
q ATE OF We NJ O T.
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.

JOSEPH H. I. Richardson's ESTATE.
In Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in St.
Johnsbury the 2lst day of Oct. A. ID. 1862.
Jonathan Richardson administrator upon the Estate of
Joseph H. l. Richardson, lat Of Sutton, in said District
deceased nesate makes application 10 said Court for IL
sell the whole OF th real estate of the said deceas
ed consisting OF house, barn, shed and annery, and
about IA land situated In Sutton aforesaid rep
re>entng that sale Of part Of said estate is necessary
the payment the debts of said deceased. and that
of said estate cannot be sold without injury to those
interested in the remainder thereof.
Whereupon. ii ordered By said Court that said appli-
cation he referred to the Sh day OF Nov D. 1862 at the
Probate Office at St JohSbury Aforesaid for hearing and
decision thereon and is further ordered that all per
sons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
tice OF this application and order thereon, three weeks
Ssvey the CaledOnan printed at St JOhnsbury.
before said time of hearing that they appear al said
time and place and. if they cause object thereto
/ E-ly ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. The best in the
World !-WILLIAM 4. BACHELORS celebrated
Hair Dye produces color be distinguished from
nature-warraned not to njure the hair in the least
remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes, ard invigOateS the
hair for life. Grey Red, Rusty Hair instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the hair soft and beau
tiiu. Sold by all Druggists. &C.
sD- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, on
the four sides of each box.
10 Bond street ) New York. 91-l3i5
s1- IN DAYS OF OLD. st
There time, in days of old,
When health was priced above fine gold
That day has pa>Scd-aI now neglect
That precious Dool-a1 should protect.
OF sense and reason all are bercit,
Orlt would appear there's but little let.
Apply ii then 10 cure your ills
BY the immediate Use al HcrriCh's Pills.
These rkabc Pills >tartle whole communities by
their wondertulcures. Adapted to infancy. Youth, man
hood and old Put UP with English. Spanish French
and German directions. Elegantly coated with sugar
purely able and sell in large family boxes io -
See advertisement. Glib
Cure that awful Cough before it is too
late This certiiics that have used N. ii
sold the last - years and believe be the bes
medicine for the complaints which recon-
menled Signed Ed PUTNAM.
Reader, need say mOrcthe above is from the Hon
d Putnam ask j. c. Bingham IIoyt Green. s.
JohnSbury, if what he says Is true sold by all mcdicn.
dealers. Reails 25c 5oc and 81.
JOHN F. HENRY CO., Proprietors,
7S-l33D Waterbury, VT.
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DEATHS;

a- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries, including poetry inserted at six cents line, il
advance.
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Thomas Darling, esq, undivided II Oo4 !
Damaris Hall. lr, , IS 3 100 3O6 0
And so much of said land will be sold at Public
Auction. at the Inn of John Dodge in said town,
on the last Saturday of November next. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, shall be requisite to
discharge said taxes with costs unless previously
paid.
Dated at Guihal. October 20, AID, 1862.
l1:l9 SETH MEACHAM First Constable
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~OLD FRIEN SIN
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills

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and Surgeons In the Unioi :.
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l. Large Boxes 25ceI til =
! Boxes for One Doll lr. fu
direCtlt ms witt each box.
Warranted S lperiJrto ally
Piilbeft re the publ.
Ta'lahaS p.Le .nCt.,l
II Flor.ia, July IL, lo6u.
To De. HEI RICK, Alb; n. +,
n. WY ID ar ID, ctor:-
write this TO inforI yoit
tine wOnd 'riu effect Of V at
lSugar Coated Pills OIL my e-
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D. u
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

curein five hours pains and Sness of the breast 81
and back and Rheu attic aint. in an tquay sh
period of time. ad ON beautiful white lamb sk II
their use suhe IA tn wearer nconv .nienct al
each one viii wear ,m one week to three months -
Price ~ "a cents p,..., .
add nv Irnoots and Merchants II ell parts CT the u e
states Canadas and south Amera and may DO oba ned
BY calling for them by their ful name.
Ola AlSssy. n. Z.
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~ L [ L D II A L l. -.

The nonresident PrOPrietors of the Town of
Gulldhail,in the County of Essex. arc hereby ne
titled that the taxes assessed said town within
two years next preceding this date remain either
in whole or in pat unpaid the following de-
scribed lands in said town, to wit
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years She has been affected with bilious deIaI sena
of the system lily impair ing her hea which has e
in april last lend advised me to test Pills HI
ing the fullest confidence the judgmen, Of my len
Park Row New York. On returning | )me, We & d
all other treatment, and adm Mustered Your Pill
each night The improve nen in her ice ngs CO npt
lon Digestion etc, surpr ed IL all rapid and tern
nent restoration TO heath has cen the ult. We
less than five boxes and consi Ter her entirely Yell.
consider the abb Just tribut. to Ply icia
and trust it will be the means OF inducing to ado
your Pills as their family medici les.
Iremain, dear sir, witt many thank,
Your ObedieI servaIt,
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HAIR JEW ELRY
WATCH CLOCK IND JEWELRY
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.

Having had over II years experience in the
bus,n.ss7 being practical Matchmaker and En-
prayer myself, shall spare NJ pains in giving
ss.,;sf,crion in this department of nv business
and warrant all work c. e. CHILDS.
St Johnsbury,V Vt
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SpECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES

OF Gold. Silver and other kinds of bows. Ny
assortment and experience such that can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
cd, equal 10 any optician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHILDs continues TO manufao
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POPE,S ESSAY ON MAN

School Edition, with Notes by the Rev. Josiah
Swett.-thought TO be the BEST school edition
published
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parcnts No 52e Ninth avenue this (Tsssdsyj asvpsss
\ nj two O'Clock, without further invitation.
denly. of of tho hesrt, IssAn ScrDAs n -
tho 65th year OF bis age
The friepds and rolatyes Of the family also the nSm
bers OF Covenant Iodss No IS, T. o. Of f. and q Ls
banon Eocampment, No Is. T D Of o r. respoot
fully invited 70 attend the late resiaenc
No 50 CierInont avenue, Brooklyn Wednesday after
noon at two o clock,
Tss Eycx---is thss city, Monday Ssptemb bep Is
HkwNEr JoHss0N Tx fyJK. wfo " Anthony Ton syok
Paymastsr. United Ststss Army
buried At L@troIt, Mich on Saturday. september 10
VAy CAMryw.--0n Sunday, September 28 wnIsAs r.
son o. Otto W and Chrstsna u Van C,npen aged ~
months and 20 dlyss
The relatives ami friends Of tho family respectfully
'aNten o attend the funeral, from Da residence ~ hns
parents corner of Forty ninth street snd xth aveno
ON Tuesday afternoon one O'Clock
wLaLAh,ov.--At New liFonswlok, j., on hosdsy
mo~ning M one o'cl cs q typhoid fever, ARREL WI
IIAnsos, aged ~ years. eldest OF Nicholas Wit
hanson.
LIS friends are invited q intend The funeral ssrvcea
on Tuesday afternoon at tb-e- ococg his Gathers
sidencs, at New BrtnsSick lrauA leave New York NJ
ten and twelve HIS romans will b. taken "a t.sccn,yood
XeRNaA-I Ptisosiphis on Thursday Sep,ember %
FLZA Augusta daughter of Theodore Iuii,na Zerera
aged year and days
y g. saturday september 81 from wounds received ii
ieii run Angusi 30. Dawn Wr1NAgna tho 2ig
year OF his age.
wiiIAMs On Monday, September 20. CHARLES VIZ
iIAas, of tbelste John q and Julia Williams, egne
yeaos, II monthly I'D II days,
invited attend the funeral this (Toe1sy) Afternoon
from the residence or his mother No 81 Atams slraes
Brooklyn
Ssugort,es papsrs please copy
WHKaRy.-0n Monday morning, September %, WIILrAA
JANIS second Of Richard and Eliza Wherry, aged 4
vsars, II mon ths and days.
rents No 80 Ninth avenue, ihs (uesday) atruoos at
two O'Clock.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain stone, win
leave Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon, at quarter past and at hafpast ave
Q clock, TO go by railroad.
The NEW YoRs HsRALp--edton for Europs-wiil be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning, and will
the latest dispatches from General Net 1elan
army, showing the present condition OF the Union forces
on the Upper Potomac; Important Movements In Ken
lucky; Interesting News from New Orleans Anairs IN
and alb out Washngton rhc Gubcrnaoral Convention In.
terestng News from tie South The Rebel Account Of
tho Battle Of Anteam The Latest from Mexico Opening Of
the Fall aud Winter Fashions in the Metropolis, and ali
other news Of the week OF an interesting character
single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents,
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MAILS FOR TINE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship chsmpicn, Captain wilson, viii
leave this port at noon TO morrow for Aspuwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close in this city al half past ten clock tomorrow
The NV YORK hERup-editon for the Pacitc--will be
ready at hsIfpas nine O'Clock, and will contain ll nc
count OF the recent Important Movements Of the Union
Forces under General Buell. in Kentucky by which the
plans Of the Rebels thwarted and hostile attack
on Ohio and Indiana avcrcd illustrated with Map Of the
great Battle Field OF the West The latest Dispatches from
tho Army Mcclellan The latest Accounts OF tho Move.
ments OF the Rebel Force u virginia; Interesting
gcncs from New Orleans Pensacola and other portions OF
the South The late important Prccamatona of preadsot
Lincoln Late and interesting Intelligence from Europe
ans reports or all events OF the past ten days OF I'M
por,ance.
single cepcs IN scAppss csAdy Coz mss.ss, ss cents
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Arrangements have been made by which Or. James W.
Con. will furnish the public generally especially in New
England with revenue tax stamps the regular 60
vernmcnt rates Of discount, .apdly they be
9anufacsure and supplied.
For remttances TO Bo Treasury notes the fol-
xowng commission, pa able in 81 nips will be allowed
On purchases OF fifty dollars more, two per cent;
enc hundred dollars more three per cent five hu-
dred dollars more four per cent Of thousand dol
lars or more, five per cent In orders the public
ahsud remember that by law every stamp expresses on
fs fase its kind well its den mnaon Each stamp
ean be used for other purpose specified The
shek stamps are for checks alone contract stamps
only and the person using stamp must de.
Gace il by adding his initials.
APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE TAX BILL.
Bova Lowell, Of Astead has been appointed Assessor
OF the Third district of New Hampshire place Calvin
May Jr, decsased and Shelby Tayler Of Lima has
appointed Collector Of the Fifth district Ohio Isaac
Ranney OF Delaware for the Eighth district Of that State
under the Excise and Direct Tax law.
GENERAL HARNEY AT THE WAR OFFICE.
General Harney had an interview to-day with the
Secretary Of War but the objects results Of il have
not transpired He has hitherto declined to serve in
subordinate positions under generals who his juniors
end therefore it is concluded that an important com
mand Is intended for him it must be in the West.
GEN. BUEIL's POSITION.
It ID not known here in army quarters that General
Buell. has stated In the been assigned
duty at Indianapolis TO organize psroed prisoners
regiments.
DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY.
By direction of the President Major John J. Key addi-
tonal ad-decamp in the United service is dis
missed for uttering disloya sentiments.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTHWEST.
Under date OF July 20, Mr. Lochhardt Superintenoe
Of Indian affairs in Nevada Territory, writes to Comms
sonsr Dole that he has received adgices from Mr. wason
70 the effect that armistce had entered into be
tween Col Evans, Of the United states Al my, and the
Owen river Indians The latter had determined attack
ths former on the gro md that they had killed six
their squaws and three children turned out that
such was not the fact Mr. Wasson writes this &C
oommsdati0n with the Indians opens to unobstructed
eranst the great horoughare bet Nevada Territory
And California for transportation trains Though the
Indians in question have been nsulted robbed other
wise maltreated by vagabond whites, they anxious
for terms OF peace consistent with the right seexst
eucs- It suggested that justice honor policy de-
aad that said Indians shall be protected by the federal
government.
ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERS.
Several keepers Of fashionable restaurants have been
arrested to-day upon the charge Of selling liquors con-
avsntion OF the orders Of me Military Governor General
Wsdsworsh They have been lodged in the Old Capitol
peisoo.
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sktrmishes with GueriIIas.

HuDsoS, Mo, Sept. 20, 1862.
Mayor Anderson, commanding a detachment OF the
rsnth Missouri Militia, recently had skirmish with que
rlas in Monroe county, routing companies OF them
and capturing the notorious guerilla chief Elliott Major
and three Of his party together with some horses arms
and camp equIpage.
J. W. Merrinee, lately Of Poindexter's band was cap
tured the 21st having entered the cars in disguise
and being recognized by persons present.
General Merrill II informed by authority which he
deems credible that Porter himself crossed the river on
Che night Of the 21st from the lower part Of Galloway
county Previous Information indicated that he had eouo
I'm that direction and had force with him. how
muoh kdown.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Capture OF Important Rebel C0rre spOud.
ence-Rout OF Guerillas, &c.
ST.. LOUIS Sept. 2s-3P. N.
MAJOR General 81. W. HAMEcK General in Chief Wash
ingtoo:-
0eosrai Merrill reports that Colonel Guitar OF the
ssuri State Militia has captured Major Wells, Captains
omsry and Robinson, and Lieutenant Morrison with
ra prtvases and important correspondence Of the rebels
alss, that the 25th inst, with detachment Of the
Ninth Missouri State Militia he party Of some
Ay gusrillas, taxing ave prisoners, with quantity o.
srms, horses, &c. 5. r. CURTIS,
Major General Commanding Depa rtment.
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Arrivals and Departures.

N,vrsar Et,-Steamer Haze--w Colby, Cspt wico,
fxsut 4opk ns Bennett, Mrs Pauline Clark Corp
Ez0srcsa Major Stone, Third Art Lieut. Geo Stone
Ia g. n The steerAge.
uAsAoArse-psrr Teresa Rafael Cspo. Louis Lopez
MSndss 0Ano Baacbes.
Nev OaLsArs-Bstk Topeks~Auga. Scbusiaer aud lady,
0umen nharvy
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The DraSt I'm Cities.

Tfrom the Albany Journal sept. 20.
has been published that Gov Morgan does not in
Send TO exempt from the draft those wards which may
eaise their full quota; but will call upon the cities to il
ehor deficiencies as cities This Is incorrect. While
some such may possibly, be rendered
aB Troy there rs no reason for its application other
etes Each ward will receive the credit due its own ex
erttons and will not be allied upon make up the de-
ncie ctes OF its less patriotic neghbors
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MMfesesr.

CAsrsssgr-tvpeIssoS.--op Wednesday, september ~,
by Rev. NV Lindsay, NJ. Wrdisx z. CNrssiL and Miss
HArua " FERGUSON, al OF this city
1HGlas-rsKSs --0n Saturday, september ~. nv Rev
~ N~Iswis, htwsASDKR iNG,s 70 Miss KARA GvSsS
both o New York
WuLs--SuvSsuoN In Brooklyn, on Bssday SoIlembs,
a. by Rev Jos d. Php. Cas- u Moss, Of Keot Cpua
20 Cysvun u Ssssss,s. ot New ravsn. Conn.
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c,urs Ca,.nd.r-Tb,. D.v.

Sur M ,OuRr--CRcuT.--part mos 27i5 2Ta7 2sd9
STee, 277I, 2yT3, 25s7 277e, 27Sl 1888, 27s5 27sJ
Part 2-Ncs. 2642, 26i4 26s6, 1850 2s62 265i, 2G56
$780, 2862, 1866 ZOOS, 2074, 2e1s, 2sso, 26s2 2osl
Q6RR 2Bp0 2bq2
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Death or J. Prescott Hall

PKovDESoE r. L. Sept. 20, 1862
Hon. J. Prescott Hall, Of Newport, formerly United
F.stes District Attorney Of Southern New York. dead
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The National War Committee and tn
Conference at Providence.

The National War Committee and the
Conference at Providence.
The National War Committee held meeting yesterday
afternoon at the rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce
The following report presented, read and ordered
be published
SAMoSAd WaK Co.xlTrsE, NKw YosK, Sept g. 1888.
six-circumssnces have rscenty occurred whyh
render proper Tor the undersigned submit the following
as an addcndum TO heir report OF the 9th inst
Naona War commi.tee the underssnsa visited he U e,
Proidense. Rhode Island The instant The duty
asasgres 70 hsssn Iorya, roogs 70 the sest Of with
Magistrates the New England states The purpose The
ys hasne ssen prssosy TO the Of
on ser n1s arrival e s.s o. msssns
ali 1 ne Of WhO had 5en in sedsnee Se
vious day the exercises Of Commencement Brown
the business hey charge with unexpected Gritty
and thy returned TO New York after absence Of thirty
But tie one subject mentioned was confded 20 the cou.
r.gard 10 Il we're not No other auession was
srough forward Or dsss.sd Sy hem during stay IN
alton IN the premise as vel 70 their immediate cops
their report has been submitted and BY whom Il mas been
The Joayao 81 amercs OF This morning having made
aln statements in segara 70 nc a1ion Of the committee
cedence, il may not be on, o place for The Undersigned
The undersigned desire 70 say he,eiore in addition 70
as ~ no from whh Governor sea@ae ws
cluded that their interview with The New England Cover
nors was in the public patlor o Cry Hotel IN Providence
that proposal made hold back soldiers Of New
England he call of the Prcsden;r proposal
made 20 "orfanize corps for Gen. Fremont for asy
other general for purpose either private prnc;
proposal was made 10 octce the Pesden, into any enamel
patton scheme. by refusing 10 iorw.rdany more rcsmcnis
no proposal was made TO appoint only radical aboion
or any other political stripe cf officers 10 either old
regiments in New England or elsewhere; proposal
made 10 call convention with referene. 10 plan
for any Nortlern other Union; and reference
made 10 the New York tall election other election
IN short that Of these and the ether statements
ference TO the action OF the committee contained ID the ar
Gle IN the Journal Of Commerce OF this day IL wholly
raniable and untrue. Respectfully submitted
CHARLES GOULD
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, SubCommiues
PROSPER NJ. wETMORPN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A LII PRISONS MUST HAVE ONE
IA UNITED STATES STAMP Taxes
IMPOSED BY THE ACT OF 1852,
10 10 into effect
ON AND AFTKR OCTOBER l. i36z

into effect
ON AND AFTKR OCTOBER |. i86z
Published for the OF
ALL HTOREEEEPERS EVERYWHERE,
MERCHANTS. BANKERS, BROKERS'. ;
LAWYERS. CONVEYANcEKS
AND THE PUBLIC GEkERALLK.
The above IL the title large and GARD,
reference I'm Office counting
and shows glance the amount of duty to be palA
bank cheo draft at sight, promissory nca
draft certificate Of stock certificate OF profits -
attorney brokers' note passage ticket bill OF lading, mani
for clearance protest Of notes. certificate OF do
pos bill Of exchange warehouse receipt, eApress oomp.
gaze or bond probate win letter administralos
original WRIT deed Of graft OF attorney lease. policy
OF Insurance. certificate OF damage. charter party, entry o.
goods certificate &C. &C. and olharnxk
fines for evade each and 0 tA4
Stamp Taxes imposed by Congress will world o&
trouble to sorekecper aud business TO- have
Il side
pared the oic M documents nj Washington end
righlcd by a noted member of the Philadelphia bar.
Price cents copy, three copies for 6Eo
cents or twenty copies tor dollar and sevoatyhve
fifty copies FOR three dollars hundred oopls.
dollars.
Storekeepers sationers variety stores agents. %.
rodcal dealers and all country stores whatever souidt
rapid sale everybody will and Lave copI.
oft.
Published and FOR sale to the trade by
b. PETERSONk 4 BROTHERS
800 Chestnut street, PhsdclpbtN~
To whom all orders quantity ut all must
addressed and they viii receive immediate attention.
Copies sent per mail everywhere receipt OF price
sale New York by A "a Ann street, Anea
X Barnes John street Ross .rousey Dexter 60 Hamik
ton. Johnson Farrely, Dick Fitzgerald fooley 4
Co; and in Boston By CROSBY Nichols w uilms Ca
Thomas Groom j. Co. sati0ners.
few energetic wanted to sell tsa abaye
OF " stamp Duiesn
FREDERIC A. BRADY 2tAnn stsesA
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Assessment o6 Disloyaiists I'm Carroll
County.

ST LsuO sept. %, 1867
Three hundred and sxty-three dsloyal citizens O.
Carroll county Me- have recently been 81 600
by the Board Of Commissioners appointed under General
Order No ., for killing and woundng loyal soldiers
czeas and for taxing property belonging said persons
The levied range from two thousand dollars
on each person. II the amount is paid in ten days
After notice their property win be seized and sold
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wHe F0rtfflcAtf0ns Around 81. Louis
Arrival OF Troops.

81 LOUIS, sept. ~, 1907.
General Curtis, with his staff, paid visit this
ing 10 the forti6catons surrounding the city, and
pressed himself highly pleased with their appearance
and the in which the military arrangements
conducted at them The appearance Of the General
star on the street collected quite crowd Of citizens
The Thirty third Iswa Volunteers arrived this morn
tng, and marched out to Benton Barracks making
posing appearance, and receiving many cncomiums
from tho people
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Prizes Cashed in All Leg o. lize0 Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No. II Wall street. room No l. New York.
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Beautiful Com pioxion-FhaiOn's "Sn0w
White Cream whom applied 70 tho face neck and arms
smooth, the faiIcSi complexion trSnsparenty while
Sold by all druggists aud fancy ssods DEALERS
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ThOs. Hyer Invites His Friends and
The public his house. No. $50 Fourth
Broadway and Mercer street.
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tours OF pleasure recognized by their
most intimate friends until they have exchanged their
bruised and battered hats ior on. of kNoxs late and
with the beauty of the goen September days. fact wnicA
al may discover by calling No 2l2 Broadway Of
Pm fop
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Hoard Of Couucsinsn

board of COuuciimSn.
Trg soAep Or ALD@HMsN As0IssHED- BROAD.
wAv RAiLaOA -coMNvSIcArroS FROM TIM CONF
rwoiIxWlfpy HARu0R pHrEScEs. wTo.
rssa,~ u,eysg Of the Hcsrd q Couuollmsa was hs
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Asss

eAtI0n C0mpany s L0tteFy OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 30a-september 20. l8e&
20, Al, SO, 81. "a, 10. 46, 5. rs. ~, 80, 16.
CLAss No. 3i0-ssptsmber 20. 1857.
10. Y. 3. 20, IS, ~, 81, IS, 20, 81, 81, 60, 49,
'''' - R. FRANcE 1 CO., Co,fng,oo. Ky.
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Beautiful CompleHion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid rear has equal for prcscrvps and
beauyBg the complexion and skin Ladies' after asang.
will have no o,her. All druggists aud 40 Broadway.
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OmcIaI UraWings OF the DeiaWars State
Lotteries.
DELAWARE ExrlA cLAss &09-september 20. 1864
"a, "a, -, 81, 66. 6s. SO. 35, IA. ~ l6. 80, So
DuLAwARB GAS A2-September A. l00.
GO. 53 Is, "a 2. IA. 40, Il, IL, 43, 26, 81, 4G.
Circulars seat y addressing njEoHx 4. MORRIS . Co.
Wilmington Delaware