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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

CouNrkRFFtr posrAL CuRRENcY. - United
States Deputy Mtr,h,ls Frcem,u aud B,gelow
arrested Johu ONiel. n keniou. Richard Cnik.
Matthew Buukerhoif aud T. ID Barnett 1T 10
gan-port on Saturday. for passing counterfeit
postal currency They we're brought to this city
yesterday AMI placed Ia jail 10 await ex ,mins-
tioh before United States Commissioner Davis.
The examination will take place this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

rF-The Atlantic Monthly for August - FOR
sac by Bowen. Siewin 4 Co and Mrs Ihomp
san A son The Atlantic is the repre.entativ .
O. View England idess in literature, morals and
politics. aud most ably IL represents them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

tX-Mr Marvel. the head and front Of the
great Marvel case" about which the Journal
has been blowing for the last ten days voted for
Mr. Lincoln. ana has always been an ardent Re
publican. He threntens to bring suit against the
Journal for calling him "Outiernut"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

ESefSEER WANTED We nted. an engineer. e
IKE charge OF a snail engine a, night App,
81 ID . ofRcs. jy25 II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

Valentine Busch, Esq. leaves for New
York To morrow to complete his arrangements
for the next dramatic season. lt is his determi
nation to have the best stock company that can
be secured. regardless Of expense The Metro.
pJlitan will open about the 18th of September.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
From Cincinnati.

CIxcIySAri. July 26.-M Il A Akin. of the
firm of Akin x Cissiiy. of this city. absconded
on Saturday, taking with him large amount OF
money, which he had borrowed and obtained by
fraudulent means. The amount j. estimated at
from S25. 900 to 30 900 His partner is one oil
the victims.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

FoRrREss MoSRoE. July 27-The Richmond
Examiuer Of the 9th has the foIloxins dispatch
datei Augusta. Ga July %:
Gen Rosecrans Is organizing force TO attach
the Western Georgia railroad. Active prepare
tons are being made for the defense of tue city
and railroad
The Rebel Gen Bowen died on the 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

sB- Frank Lcslie's Magazine and G ,zettc OF
Fashion for August il for sale nv Mrs. Thomp
s'n& son. There is no work ot the kind more
elegantly aud deliberately illustrated and its
fashion plates are most thorough AMI complete
The present number contains iull sized pattern
for embroderng a chd's dre,s. There ~ also
- large amount ut interesting reading mltter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

Nav RtsrsrRASr.-Hezekiah & Martin have
made arrangements To open n first class fcstau
rant in connection with their s,oon. At Florence :
old stand. No IL North Illinois street. The,
have employed first RITE cook. and the public
msy bc assured that MI dclicacics of the season
will he served up IN an unsurpassed style Ia the
culinary AFT. aud with a pcatners that will be re-
frerhng The, will commence working TO day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

"OSE OF THEM This spicy and piqnant
novel--one Of Charles Levers last and best-is
for sale at Bowen & Stewards IL has all the
attractiyeness of his earlier works, with dash of
reflection brown in-gleaned from ms more mi
ture experience of lie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

TIA well dressed man will ALWAYS consider
a neat shirt. collar and tie Indispensable requi-
Pa ker's for such articles. aud find that all se say
about shirts i tEue. jy25 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

NTwo cottage houses on North Hi
nos street, one just finished. and the other but
two wears old nth lot beautifully adorned with
shrubbery. for sale fair prices. and on
commodating terms. by DELzELL JoSEs.
Real Estate Brokers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

Now 70 THE TINE TO SrcrnE Coon sIrrA
TIoS FoR Fat sxD wISrsR.-Wanted immedi
ately cry good laborers at the lndian1polis Roll
ng Mill Good wages paid JH25 Civ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
PrnsoxAL DR. A ID. Gall. lalc Acting Medi.

PERSONAL DIR A d. Gall. late Acting Medi.
csl Director ot the army at Suffolk. returned TAI
bis home yesterday. DR. Gall. We understand.
has resigned from the army and intends 10 re
sumo his practice ia this city lie has earned an
en,lHble reputation IN the army. and has had \
vast field for the exercise IT those rare surgical
abilities that eminently distinguish him We
congratulate the community on the return Of D..
Gall TO his profession in our mid.t What will bo
n loss To the army will he gain to our city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

TT The drill Of the city troops in University
Square last evening bv Gen. Csrrin gton. attract
ed large crowd Of citizens to wines the evoIu
tons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

rTSeveuty fire Reh~i officers from Port
Hadson passed through this CITY last evening. on
their ~sy Johnson Island. The, expressed
themselves highly gratifed With the treatment
they had received.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

dawned upon him. He started up AMI demand
ell "a know who hsd betrayed him. Tey hid
lively time Our joker vas completely curei
Of fis. BIT il will be long time before be hears
the last Of Have water cure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

PHILADELrHIA. July 27.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of 81 695, 600 20's by the
various agencies TO day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
S--T--lS60--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

nvigoratc,. strengthens, and purihes the systen
perfect appetizer and Natufcs great restorer Its COM
posed Of pure So croix Rum, the celebrated Casaya
Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to weak
and delicate persons, and be relied for it,
purity cures Dyspepsia. is emile tonic. and just
the thug Tor changes Of the Sold by all 6rocers
Drusgi,s. Hotels and saloons 7. II. Drake Co., 202
Broadway, New York. janl4-dSwltaw6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
GROCERIES.

3. Alvoan LMcAIDwElL AAAIvosD.
ALvonD, CALDWELL ALvORD.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
LIQUOR DEALERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Are 10 DAILY rseslpt Of fresh goods
Constantly onhsnd and FOR s.ie AZ III. lowest
prices, large and assorted stock Of
Coffee, sugar,
sloiasses, sy,,p,
Rice, rea, Nails,
Glass, woodenware,
Gaps, Candles, starch,
Raisins, Cigars,Yrobacco.
Mackercl. whiteFixh, CSrdage
Irvine, Cotton Yarns, Dye.Stuffs,
Mats, Figs, Dates. JeIlIes. Brandy.
Gin. Hum, wines, whisky,
Notion. OF all kinds, ana
Plantation aad Boker,s Bttters.
Particular attention given to the sale Of
PRODUCE OF I'LL kE.S'DS.
SO East Washington Street,
INDIAN. rolls, IND
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11
PERsoNAL.-Among the distinguished

PERsoNAL.-Among the distinguished
guests at the Memphremagog, we notice
the name of Hon. Jeremiah Putnam, oil
South Dauvers, Mass, grandson Of Gen.
Putnam of revolutionary fame. Mr..
Putnam Is a gentleman of fifty odd years
looks hale and hearty. and is here Cor the
purpose Of enjoying the seasons spor: Of
hunting, fishing and boating upon the
lake. He has heap of "Old Put" about
him, and will be up in the morning to
bold his own with the best Of the young
er gents who are here for the same pur-
pose.-Mstcs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS Com
MUTATIoN.-Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
Chairman Of the Committee of Ways anC
Means of Congress, has given a writer
opinion that the payment of the $500
Communication and the furnishing a substi
tute have precisely the same effect
Either of them frees the drafted mar
from further draft for three years. He
is in effect in service, either by himself
or another. Judge Collamer, when in
Burlington few days since, expressed
the same opinion. Since that time there
has been a decided inclination 10 this
District to pay $500 rather than furnish
a substitute. Probably the next Con
gress will adopt an explanatory resolu
ton.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

To THOSE WHO WISH TO BUY GOODS.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Black, of Newport
are on their way to Boston and New
York, where they will purchase large
stock of fall goods, consisting in part Of
the latest style Of Dry Goods, Gents
Dressing Goods, and all sorts Of goods
pertaining to lady's wardrobe, includ-
ing bonnets of all kinds, mantllas,
shawls, etc, etc. Mr.. Blacks reputa-
ton for style has hardly been equalled
by any merchan: in the county, always
selecting the latest styles and his taste is
good.
Mrs. Black will spare no pains to pro
cure the latest and best styles Of millin-
cry goods and all who want a tip top
bonnet will find one by calling on her
She not only knows how to purchase
tastey articles in market, but can adapt
her work to suit every one. She has a.
weekly supply from the cities of all the
latest styles.
Mr., Blacks mode of doing business
has proved decided success. lie buys
and sells for cash, and by SO doing is able
10 sell at a much smaller profit than
those who buy on time. All who wish
for a good article in style, will do well
% give him a call.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

FUND FOR MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.
AT Commencement at Middlebury,
DR.. Wines of New York offered a reso-
luton in regard to raising fund of S75,-
600 for the College, donation of $780,
600 having been offered in case the above
sum could be contributed by the grad
yates.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

DRAFTED MAN IN SANE Carlos
Rowell of Albany, who was drafted and
examined on the 22d inst, has been in
sane since. His case was set down for
REORGANIZATION by the Board, but he
went to the collector ard paid his com
mutation and obtained his certificate OF
exemption. lie was discovered to be
insane while going home, and soon be
came raying SO that several men were
required to restrain his violence. AT
last accounts there was no abatement in
his raying greatness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11
September 3, 1868.

EY The Richmond Examiner is saw
age upon the spectators, who are filling
their Easements and outbouses with wheat
in order to take advantage of the neces-
sites of the people. 1t intimates that an
other reason for the extraordinary invest
ments in wheat is a desire to be rid Of
confederate paper, and this is unquestion-
ably the chief motive.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11
d. P. WALwoRTH.
Coventry, Sept. s, 1868.

ANNUAL FAIR.-The Eighth Annual
Fair of the Connecticut Valley Agricul,
turai and Industrial Association will take
place at White River Junction, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
Der Doth and 30th, and Oct. lst.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

WooL THIET-Mr. AIonzo Brooks
of Derby, some time in July last had p
aeeces of wool stolen. Directly thereaf
ter he got some information about it, and
going to Coventry he found eighteen
Aeeces of the stolen wool in the store o.
Messrs. Soper & Bean, they having pur
chased the same of the thief. He ther
came directly to this place and made ap-
plcation to J. T. Allen, Esq, for the ne
cessary papers to secure the gentleman
who had been "heecing" him and "pull-
ing the wool over the eyes" of Messrs
Soper & Bean. Nth the paper docu-
ments in his pocket, Mr.. Brooks went tc
Holland, where he secured the thief in
he person OF one John A. Holtham.-
After the arrest he was brought to this
place, where he not only acknowledged
the theft but gave quite an interesting
account about how the wool was taken
here and there and round Robin Hoods
barn, and secreied in woods, sugar houses,
&c. A hasty examination was lad and
he was bound up in the sun of $780,
Holtham duplicates man by the name
of Danforth as an accomplice-says he
divided the money with him, and if he
don't ego bail" for him he'll tell "some-
thing more" on him. BY the way, we
learn that Danforth, who is man of
some means, came out with "little fifty
dollars" to mend matters and regain lis
eputation.-News.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

CoMMUTATIoN MoNEY.-The amount
of Communication Money in this district
already received is S86,l00. The total
will probably exceed one hundred thous-
and dollars.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

Honor TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
We are glad to see that the people il
Bloomington have elected a returned
soldier as their representative, Mr.. !. c
Smith. No man in Orleans county made
greater sacrifices to serve bis country
than Mr.. Smith made when be left il
company !, 18th regiment.-NeWS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

A PIcKLE.-Mr. David Webster Of
this town has brought to our office Gu
cumber which measures fourteen and a
half inches in length and a little over
fifteen inches in circumference, weighing
five pounds and five ounces. This is the
biggest pickle yet.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11
The Election.

Below we give all the returns we have
received thus far of representatives elect
ed, and they embrace nearly the whole
state. There are some twenty copper
heads in the list. The list OF senators
is also given. Two of the senators, AL
yah Bean of Orange aud Ephraim Cham
berlain Of Caledonia, are copperheads.-
All three congressman are elected by
heavy majorities, of course. "The star
that never sets" beams more brightly than
ever. She holds fastto the Union of our
fathers, and wo be to those who would
strike it down, whether they dwell north
or south.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A young man
named Fisher, living in this town, at
tempted suicide on Wednesday last by
cutting his throat. He had been unwell
for two or three days. How foolish to
commit suicide. Why don't those who
are over anxious to die enlist and get
killed by the rebels, or die in the hospi--
tai?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

e. Speaking of Greek fire, ferocious
Nashville print says nullifers don't de-
serve any other sort, except it be hell
fire.
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e. The war news is meagre this week
which accounts for our having so little.
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ever. She holds fast to the Union Of 0
fathers, and wo be to those who wou
strike it down, whether they dwell nor
or south.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Bristol, N. f. Dunshee,
Cornwall, Victor Wright,
Ferrisburg, Geo. G. Robinson,
Goshen, Matthew Capen,
Granville, Rufus M. Hubbard,
Hancock, Robert CIaain,
Leicester, John Bullock,
Lincoln, George F. Pope,
MddIebury, w. Il. Parker,
Monkton, S. f. Atwood,
New Haven, Henry C. Hunt,
Panton, d. Allen,
Salisbury, G. w. Barrows,
Sarksboro', Joel Orvis,
Vergennes, c. NJ. Fisher,
Waltham,
Weybridge, S. E. Cooke,
Whiting, f. G, Wright,
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, Sylvester Deming,
Bennington, a. B. Gardner,
Dorset, Henry B. Kent,
Landgrove, L. 3. Bolster,
Manchester, J. B. HOLSTER,
Pownal, Charles II. Barber,
Rupert, William NJ. Sherman,
Searsburg, Timothy Crosier,
SALISBURY, Clark Stone,
Sunderland, Giles B. Bacon,
Winhull, c. G. Wheeler,
Woodlord, Calvin Park,
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, James Graham,
Burke, II. B. Hall,
Danvile, VIM. j. Stanton,
Groton, Alex. p. Renfrew,
Hardwick, Charles S. Smith,
Kirby, E. W. Church,
Lyndon, NJ. C. Henderson,
Newark, - Smith,
Peacham, Jacob Way,
Ryegate, Robert Nelson,
Sheffield, John P. Ingalls,,
St. Johnsbury, Gates b. Billiard,
Sutton, Justin Cobleigh,
Walden, John S. Stevens,
Waterford, F. r. Carpenter,
Wheelvck, OSBORN Ware,
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton, r. J. Morse,
Burlington, W. G. Shaw,
Charlotte, II. II. Newell,
Colchester, A. S. BrownelI.
Essex, D. II. Macomber,
Hinesburg, john F. Miles,
Huntington, f. T. Judson,
Jericho, E. II, Lane,
Milton, George Ashley,
Richmond, Robert Towers,
Shelburne, Z. Root,
St. George, Edward Isham,
Underhill, Martin Wires,
Wesliord, John II. Woodward,
Williston, William Miller,
ESSEX COUNTY.
Brighton, A. +, Woodman,
Brunswick, D. II. Shof,
Concord, Levi Howe,
Ganby, Samuel T. Dudley,
Gurdhall, VIM. II. Meacham,
Lunenburgh, VIM. Sewell,
Maidstone, p. r. Follansby,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield, w. G. Wilson,
Enosburgh, Homer NJ. Smith,
Fairfax, Arson Soule,
Fairfield, o. Bradley,
Fletcher, A. E. Parker,
Franklin, John c. Colcord,
Georgia, Hiram H. Hale,
Highgate, o. S. Rixford,
Montgomery, G. G. Yates,
Sheldon, f. Marsh,
St. Adams, W. G. Smith,
SwanIon, Denison Dorman,
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, II. P. Kinsley,
Grand Isle, j. A. Chamberlain,
Isle La Mott, S. H. Pike,
North Hero, Joel Town,
South Hero, o. g. Wheeler,
7 ~
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Williamstown, no choice,
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany-Charles Waterman,
Barton-J. f. Skinner,
Coventry-Pliny H. White,
Crafsbury ,lJesse Merrill.
Derby-Austin T. Foster,
Irasburgh-Silas G. Bean,
Morgan-Oliver Warren,
Holland--Levi Pinney,
Saem-John c. Parlin,
Jay-Joseph Hadlock,
Westfield-Albert S. Miller,
Newport-Ira Adams,
Lowell-B. f. Paine,
Troy-H. G. Wilson,
GIover-Emery Cook,
Westmore-Calvin Gibson,
Charleston-E. Lyon,
Brownington-I. G. Smith,
Greensboro-B. Cummings.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Brandon, Geo. w. Parmenter,
Castleton, Pitt w. Hyde,
Clarendon, N. j. Smith,
Dandy, Levi Barrett,
Fairhaven, S. Reed,
Hubbardton, VIM. Balls,
Ira, Willard Ross,
Mendon, G. Thornton,
Midd.etown, Nathaniel Gift,
Mount Holly, John Crowley,
Mount Tabor, L. P. Howe,
Pawlet,
Pitsfeld, Lyman Gibbs,
Poultney, G. A. Rand,
Rutland, S. NJ. Dorr,
Shelburne, Otis Walker,
Shrewsbury, II, G. Gleason,
Tinmoulh, John I. Ballard,
WaIliugiord, VIM. Kent,
Westhaven, Moses Field,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Ira p. Holden,
Berlin, j. Newton Perrin,
Cabot, Edwin Fisher,
Calais, J. V. r. Kent,
Duxbury, E. c. Crossctt,
East Montpelier, Truman c. Kelton,
Fayslon, Ziba w. Boyce,
Marshfeld, c. W. II. DwinneH,
Middlesex, VIM. Z. McAllister,
Montpelier, Charles Reed
Moretown, Austin G. Prentiss,
Mortified, George NJ. Fisk,
Plainield, Sullivan B. Gale,
Roxbury, Seth NJ. Bailey,
Waitsfed, j. II. Hastings,
Warren, John Dolph,
Waterbury, w. W. Wells,
Woodbury., A. W. Nelson,
Worcester, Edwin C. Watson.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens, Scion n. Alexander,
Brattleboro, David Goodell,
Brookline, C. w. Stebbens,
Dqmmerston, Joseph Miller,
Grafton, Francis Daniels,
Guilford, Stephen Smith,
Halifax, A. II. Tucker,
Jamaica, Elijah NJ. Torrey,
Londonderry, Alanson Whitman,
Marlboro, Simeon Adams,
Newrane, Austin j. Morse,
Putney, Charles Shrigley.
Rockingham, j. II. Williams,
Stratton, J. B. Grout,
Townshend, o. S. Howard,
Vernon, j. f. Burrows,
Wardsboro', Henry n. Fits,
Westminster, Homer Goodhue,
Nottingham, Waters Grllett,
Wilmington, Manning Tyler,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, Joseph Dodge,
Baltimore, Rodney L. Piper,
Barnard, Silas Upper,
Bethel, f. w. Anderson,
Bridgewater, Columbus Carpenter,
Cavendisb, John f. Deane,
Chester, William Rounds,
Hartford, A. q. Dewey,
Hartland, John Colby,
Ludlow, Hiram w. Abee,
Norwich, Gen. w. E. Lewis,
Plymouth, A. B. Martin,
Pomfret, Capt. II. N. Bruce,
Reading, Merritt f. Goddard,
Rochester, VIM. NJ. Huntington,
Royalton, John S. Marcy,
Sharon, S. G. Steele,
Springfield, B. f. Wood,
Stockbridge, Nelson Gay.
Weathersfeld, Perry Haskell,
Weston, Joseph G. Fem,
West Windsor, Michael N. Lincoln,
Windsor, S. G. Abbott,
Woodstock, 0. p. Chandler,
SENATORS.
ADDISON, S. d. Holcomb, Earl Cush-
an.
Bennington, Lemuel Bolton, Myron
ark.
Caledonia, E. Chamberlin, Thomas j.
zee.
ChiHenden, Jed. P. Clark, A. G.
elch, L. B. Englesby.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

ToBACCo.-Mr. Foss of this town has
presented US with leaf Of the tobacco
plant, grown upon his farm, which is
fourteen inches wide aud is over three
feet IN length.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
". MAY rs, IYb3.-TRlPLE SHEE

~ ~ ~ y ] .VFLLF TFEI AZ. T.a
night. As the bnat itng ur Pruyn asked u be
excused from OBTAINING the audencc with sre-eh
1here vas ap inmcnss owa gainsr do VI se,s the
processi ID aud the bepera appearance was tc sAhsi
for every of euth Tho soldiers were
rarticuIsy demonstrativc and their sph seemed IN
Tectirs
Ho escorted 10 the boat by the Fire Department,
aud this dispiy at torches and hroxoTks was very o
liant and highly credi,be % tho gallant artclia,t~
Many Thousand ctzeIs oincd IN the proccssioh. anu
the sdewa Ks OF the fhronh which 'hr process
sion passed were lie ally hacked with sacc',,ors 70
SIDES the display Of fireworks BY the nre there were
0nc displays from many private houses NJ ets .
Tho General was poc mpanled the carriage by tho
Mayor, Recorder and Col Franklin Townssnd Several
houses were brilliantly Illuminated Of Mr. Corning
fro cellar TO garrett Tho ladies occupied the wfrdo~s
along the route OF the roccsson and waved their hapd
kerchifs ndusriousIy whie the crowd cheeed vosne'
rously. 49,. .....s4 NJ ss ..s - aa
Tho soldiers highly delighted and large numbers
OF them pressed their their avorite commander
TO shake him by the hand Ho received them with great
cordiaity and his manner and remarks showed how II
u bc gained and how he well retains their aIocons
Al spontaneous affair coms eie success, ano
"Ltte Mac Will doubt rotan pleasant recollection
OF hts visit to Albany.