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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

Ga We find the following in the Ma
tiomal Broad are, published at BascJbel,
Grant County, Wis on the 10Th ult:
NARROW EsoApE-Our reporter says-"On
Saturday, the l4th inst, after the severe
thunder shower of the night previous, the
waters Of Green River rose to such an ex-
tent that the fords and bridges became i'm
passable DR.. H. J. Hammond, late of
Cambridge, LaMoille Co., Vt, in passing
through the town of Millville in a sulky,
or his way to this place. attempted to cross
the river above the bridge, not knowing
the condition of the banks, which were
very steep, snd the water muddy. The
horse plunged in completely out of sight,
the water being ten feet deep, and the
horse, sulky and the DR.. were carried down
by the current, the horse and sulky lod-
ging against the bridge As the current
swept the DR.. past his horse, he seized the
bride and brought up on the edge of the
bridge, in about four feet of water, and
raised the head of his horse out of the wa
ter. BY the coolness and presence Of mind
of the Dr., the horse. spirited animal,
was extlicated from the bridge and sulky,
and they started for the shore before rea-
ching which, the DR.. was taken by the
current, and would have been drowned
but for his horse which brought him to
the shore by the reins. Thus the DR.. by
saving the life of his horse, saved his
own" ....4 .t.
About the same time, nearly mile be.
low, Messrs Price & Haight, wholesale
pedlars, of Beaver Dam, attempted to cross
with double team. They were swept down
the stream three or four rods, and upset in
eight or ten feet of water. Their horses,
a spirited team, clung to the banks until
they succeeded in unfastening them, and
all came safe to shore, leaving their wag-
on filled with goods, upon one side in the
water, 80
AS the weather changed cold about the
time of the accident, both parties must have
suffered severely had it not been for the
kindness of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. T. Rich
ards, living near by, who took them into
their no Use, gave them dry clothing, and
did everything in their power to make
them comfortable
The next day, as soon as the waters sub
Isided, the parties succeeded in getting
their sulky and wagon out of the river, the
latter with contents considerably DANA
ged, and proceeded to this place, thanking
kind Providence that their lives were
spared" " II.
,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

SERIOUS accIDENT. R. Brock,
of Milton, was seriously injured on Thurs
day of last week, narrowly escaping losing
his life. He was driving pair of steers
attached to sled, and turned out by the
side Of the road TO water them. While
thus engaged the steers jumped across the
watering place, throwing him down, catch
ing him beneath the sled, and dragging
him rod, bringing up against an obstrnc-
ton, when they drew their whole strength
upon him. He was found insensible, but
is now convalescent aaeI % ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05
s. HOWARD, Publisher.
From the Home Journal.
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW.
BY j. II. ELLIOT,


BY J. H. ELLIOT.
There are little footprints in the snow,
The spotless snow;
All plainly marked from heel to toe,
And well know
Whose foot it was that left them there;
need not ask how came they there?
The bounding step was soft and light
know twas light
But plain enough tits to my sight,
And am right,
In guessing who the footprint left,
For we'll know by whom twas left.
The little foot was very small
I'm sure twas small
The snow is scarcely turned at all
And so call
These prints familiar things to me,
For well l know whose steps thay be.
What dainty little prints they are
You know they are i
I'll follow-they'll not lead me far
Each is star,
To guide me where their owner is;
know well who their owner is.
Dear me these footprints in the snow
The spotless snow
Have set my heart and face aglow I;
I'm glad know
Just where to 60
To find the dainty foot itself,
And with it gay, roguish elf,
Who'll make my warm cheek warmer still
With-Au,YoU ALL HAVE FELT THE Thrill
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-05

Ga'The Piseasaquog House, at Man
chester, N. H., valued at $4,000, was to-
tally destroyed by fire on Saturday morn
ing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03
RiCuNOND MARKETS

NOVEMBER !. 1904
W~uEaT.--The receipts Of " hrat CONTINUE very
light and prices are without change We Glots
AZ So per busirei, Government price will
command 81 to :! outside.
TiHniR.-We noie sales oil country at SGh for
SuIrlline, Extra ID and Family go. Very
scarce anjin great demand. There IS no city
mills flour in the market. The mills have steps
pei grinding tor the want Of wheat
Mill O~FFAL.-B.an. 81 ~ per bushe!; shorts,
81 ~ brown stuff 80; ship stuff 81;
TOBarCn.-Wn quote interior lags 1T u 40 20
30 Oh; good IS % to 80 90; line bright, - 40 10
- %: inferior leaf, ~ % 70 Is %; good 20 90
20 Gv 90; I'm" shipping to Oh to 10 M line MAN.
uiacturing. ~ OF to i40 90: fine bright wrapper,
200 90 10 800 90, 18th occasional sales At higher
figures.
Cum is very scare. We q,ota at SlI SO 10
81! per buSneI.
CoEN MEAl"-C:ty and country ground cora
meal is selling at SI2 to &I3 per busliei
ONInSS.-SGja75 per barrel.
BEESWAx sd TO S.}I per poynG.
7'ALLow s.. to 81 20 per pound.
kYE.-S6 20 s. per bushel.
OATS.-Sal-s NJ SIS 75aS6 per bushel.
BEEr.-.Fresh beef G21 to 75 cents by tho
quarter.
PuraTnE,-Irish Sc TO 81 per buslci, sweet
So 10 $40 per busi.el.
HAY -Bnled hay brings $40 TO 81 per hup-
dred pounds Oa9s and fodder ditto.
BACnN.-Hog round - 50a2 so: choice lots
bring more.
LiwE-S9 per barrel.
GK0CERIES.-We quote brown sugar -
- 750a 90 MoIasses. Sli to S!5 per gallon. Cot.
fee, 81 80 10 50 ~. Rice, % to 20 cents SrIt.
80 ia 80 cents. Cotton yarns, 50 10 to 81 per
pound. Scmbre!o guano, $40 per ton. Gr"rua
plaster, $40 pc. tom. Corn wh,skey, S35 +" go
per gallon. Rye whiskey, $50 to $50 Apple
brandy, $35 to 81. Copperas, LOO Country
Butter, S325 to 81. Tallcw candles, y: - 10
81 sc. Wcol;$ 81 80 to 81 So. Ten, SI4 - s!j
Cheese, 81 - per pound.
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ADJ'T AND fNSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct %, 1853. (
GENERAL ORDERS. !

RICHMOND, Oct %. 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. Ii1
l.. Tho practice Of relieving officers from
commands 10 which they have been appointet
and assigned, and ordering them to report in
person to this Office for further assignment.
will cease unless specially required by orders
fran this Office.
II Soldiers returning home on Through, or
on reaching places at which they will stay
during furluugh. will Immediately report to
the nearest enrolling officer, whu will keep Il
register ut their names, descriptive list, place
where stationed, by whom the furlough was
granted, and the time ut witch it expires. .
III When az the expiration Of his fur
Tough. and being 1T a distance from az tI0spi
til Examining Board, a soldier is unable to
travel. the enr.lling officer will order him be-
tore the B ard of Examiners for conscripts
and the meii"al officer and one of the phvSi
Clans employed" concur.irg, they willf"rward
10 his commanding General, with q statement
# his ease. 4 recommendation for m extern
sinn of fnrlough not to exceed thirty days.
iupl Gates heinr also sent 81 the Surgeon
General Eut when the suldi"r' is accessible
tna general hospital, hc will be sent before
The Hospital Examining Board, who will con-
Eurm to the preceding instructions.
". In cases of sickness or wounds, which,
frrm any cause. are neglected, or do not re-
cnive proper treatment, the disability in con
sequence being prolonged, the soldier will be
sent, by the enrolling officer, to the nearest
camp of instruction for treatment in 'huspi-
raj.
Y. Recommendation for extension of leave
to officers and furlaughs to soldiers, and medi
cal certificates to officers, and certificates If
disability 10 soldiers. will only he given ny
authorized Boards of Examiners; or, in cases
embraced in Paragraph Ill, of this or
der, by the Board OF Examiners fer
,.onscripts Recommendations or certificate
from private physicians or from II medical off
Ger singly. Will not be received. Paragraph>lTi
and l73 General Regulations. and Paragraph
7. General Order NJ. 81, Current Series frSn
this Office. are amended to accord with this
paragraph.
VI. Furioughed soldiers will not be per
invited To 20 within the lines Of the enemy.
VII In the medical examination of substi
tutAs, the instructions ard requirements Of
Paragraph l.'92, General Regulations. Para
graph rs. Medical Regulations, will I've fully
adhered t.; and if n substitute fails to meet
the conditions of that paragraph he will be-
rejected.
BV order.
(S.cned) S. COOPER,
Adj't and Inspector General.
Oct. Cow (Whig Copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03
GENERAL ORDERS.
GDJ'T & INspR GENL'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, October 90. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS.

No. l42.
/. The requirements of the army making it
necessary that the present supply of artillery
horses and other field transportation be care
fully husbanded, and a more perfect system
of supply adopted, MaiorA. II. Cole, Inspec-
tor General Of Field Transportation, in adj
ton tn his present duties, is hereby charged
with this duty.
II. Under his orders, all Inspections, pur-
chasts, impressmen,s and issues of field trans-
portati"n Including artillery horses) will he
made, and recruiting, fabricating and repair
ing dune throughout tho Confederate States,
and all other officers are prohibited from pur-
chasing Or ,disposing Of this description of
properly, except such as may be specially au-
thorized to purchase by the Commanding
General of m amy, whose field Of operation,
in such cases, shall be confined to the limit
of the army and the country Immediately in
the advance, aud under no circumstances will
such officers be allowed to purchase within
any district of country to which a regularly
appointed purchasing officer has been u.s.
signed.
III. The Quartermaster General is author
lied to district the Confederate States for the
purposes named, and will assign officers to the
Wy 81 VII w llC ouDJCSg itIllu lHCl
respective districts, under such orders and
regulations as he may establish.
". Officers charged with inspection of field
transportation arc authorized to make inspec-
tions anywhere within the limits of their as
signment, and to condemn and order to be
turned in to the nearest post quarrermaster all
artillery horses and other transp rtat,on found
unscrViceable. to be so disposed of as the chief
inspector Of the district may direct.
V. Chief quarteTnasiers of armies, or quar-
terniasiers at posts, other than those in the
field, Agill make their estimates on the chief
inspector of the district for such field trans
p~ortatiun as they may require. When necessary
for the protection OF parties collecting animals
near the enemies lines, a cavalry escort will
DO furnished by the nearest commander of
troops.
VI. The horses and other property in use
in the commissary department must nut be
impressed by officers Of any other department..
By order.
(signed) S. COOPER,
oct 3l-lw adit n Insnt ren'
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Aulmonl Enquue1.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. ), 1863.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLA-


The general Assembly, after an extra ses'
sion of eightweeks adjourned on yesterday
at ono o'clock, p. NJ. Although in the main
the published objects for which tho body was
called together have not been accomplished,
it is no cr:dence that the time of the
session was consumed in vain. The leads
ing subjects presented for the consideration Of
the Assembly were difficult of solution "a
a majority Of the members were men, ard
they found themselves. all, upon entering On
the work before them, in the mids. Of chaos.
Much has been overcome, and though bu.
few measures Of practical and general benefit
have been enacted, the way has been. cleared
to others, and the next session will work
thereby the more smoothly along. The brief
space Ct q month which must claosc until
then will be but a needed breathing spell.
The Militia bill failed-and it is not to be res
GREETED that such was its fate, since feeding the
army is as necessary as fighting the enemy and
certainly, after all men from Is to ~ are con.
scripted, the fighting material below the former
and above the latter can better be employed in
the corn fields than uselessly h~arrassed in run.
ming about the country in search Of a battle
fed.
Thu finance measures of tho Legislature nil
fnilcd. perhaps from want Of information, as well
al from the real difficulty that beset this impcr,
tant subject. The next session.; in December
may accomplish, il conjunction with Con.
grrss, the relief so much needed. But notwith.
standing the failure of important bills, the seq
sion just nd iourned viii! not be without its use to
the State and the Cause.
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LEGAL NOTICES.,

" RGINTi-IN DEBT . AZ ril"s rll In tho Clerk i
Office OF he Gorp a,'on CUR Il lr, d. ~:icksbrsg,
on II idsy. he 5:h day OF uo.rber s3
Hay<B Horn =. .JOh1.E. Tn'xetf. James " Ford sad
Il wilson II. Wallace laI- pgrtprrs unle= tbr lrm Of
fIDorn Il r c.stt 4 Co, II :!aiid1.
Again t
Harrison Mackpy, Defend at
TIE chi CT O, Ibis suit il II recover 81 'b" dtft' Gari
.cven tuud-.d ana rhir'y.eight drllrr' and fftv cents with
interest on s569 ~ CENT. w thereof f. III The i5tr day
Of January, le5y, aud on 5 6s - cents, the residue 'hereof
from the Dist ~, OF Jan ,ar, rs til pal n aft iart
haying brer IN. % and hiet tha TIM h-'rn6snt aboTc
n med ~ u ncn- rsidrD' OF This G, nm nv alih, ih- .nid
'efpadant requ r d to appear = I'll = = month at rr
d 10 publication her tspd do W "a. il necessary 10 protect
BIZ, In p'est u tn r suit
A ~cnpY-TesLs: ]. CHEW Clerk
tor2u4G
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tis saw tho R'fa7!sy with vbiuGi they advanced
te tho position Vi Which they asd Geen assign.
Ell. lie Knows the s'eadiacSs and uutaltcring
courage with which, in the midst ps 81 IDEALLY
foe, they moved over deep rivincs and precip.
itous hills, INSTRUCTED with telleS timber, into
and over the works which they had Leen Or
dered to take, driving everything before them.
He was himself u witRess CT tie undaunted
bravery and enduring constanc5 with which,
animated by lis own inspiration, example and
gallant bearing, they stood mistaken in the
very centre of that unccasing lire which was
hurled against them from snnb2a:s, f,om forts,
from rife pits. ain s"rc that he will pay
them the tribute of praise TO which heir cour.
age and endurance cmtit!e than.
The accompanying report Of Brigaiicr
Generals McRae end Parsons. vii! explain in
detail the part taken BY their respective bril-
gadcs. and point to the Lieut.. General con,-
marding such Of their officers and men as are
particularly deserving Of mention.
! have not been able to obtain ra7iec.lv az
curate reports Of the casualties il the :iiyi-
sion, but they may be stated rroxi,al;c!y rs
Brigade. Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total.
pars~ns' s. 3S5 IS, I'll
100 En " 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03
Trihute Of Respect,

To ~" nrno!T CT JOHN =. HARDWI X y RI 8
3 att ~, McIn:osh's Ha,taI on, ID Cor, OF hr'iil rs, wro
in Stanton, "a, l6th S~e2tom1er.
npe more nam. rau.t be ~,.sed' firm our Tei'-. DO. ro:
from tint tablets Of y = minds wills his nRr' ls IT. I'm
the loss nf O ar?o;rt sar, = hil-t his sisters sah y othe =
d. ccp the ioas OF Ar adr: :I,1a c br0t' or. h.. :hnLl r., ~
srred Ia. Wa, hs cnul paIiont-.G.ar1s llin n :hn 'o>s Of
3 u,eritoI ious youth IA a Eal!a.: ccTrsde:
the sourd cf our tugIc t:alI aware I'm nc Irnre,
she boor a; the caIror his Asr hip ara over.
"Dulce el decorum ea, pro pa.rSae .,ort"
r p.
OaPnrLi in chan RnC;ster niensn cow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03

NOTICE -frstro ed Coupon BIN X md Orr
" %tificntes o. = t0rls of the Confederate
st te- Of America:
IN the. might II The Gh Serts nbnr. 'SG' when n
:uliIirG in which -as he or f-arrsi- States Copr, 70, h.
a ! MSr.bal's onic- VIA dasr we'd y d C 1 AL n ms
draw I in the Msrshsls ofic- q was deputy Marcia
ce, riff dtss and coupons ne aforesaid tie desc iIIiCn -
when T. aS I'll owe. to wit:
We Confederate Sta:as Regi.t cred bond, ~i.Eur1ia itT r
o. + W Bag, fr one Oh usand dol"rs. b ar NJ seven D..
c-rr intel Get, &c 1850, and dated the 3!st day oil July
1868.
No oihrr co. fed rate stetes RegiE,e-a ed bond. issued T.
favor OF III "a B tayo, for one b u and dollars bsarint
,cv-p per r"'.t. inlerrs: No $780,, and dated the 3lst d.
u July, 1896
One other Confederate States Z gFstered hnna, issred'
:a2or of Mary Mayo, fr one thons.ad aoia-s, heRrin
seven per g ut. in eres:, No 3, G2, and dated tho Jlst da.
o In I. 1868.
rae other Conf dor te s:n.ns Registered head issued N
'avo i + " rass, for one thnusa d drl'a-r, bearing sG
ep per C. t intsrcst, Nt 3,G!5, AID 'atsl the LIST day #
Au us' 1888
On, Canfc 'erat" States Coupon bond sued in favo'
OF c W Bass. { hv Z h 'nd-cd dol mr., b-ariny az hit rsI
c -. in 'rcst No 3.!t7 and dnted the 81. day OF april.
1873
aud one other Gonfcdr rat" states Co1pon bond, Issued
in favor f L W B IS, TO- Eve h,ndr d dol as, beasi,
Ugh rrr crnt interest No 3,JSS, uuddsted the 2ist day o
Huril l-63
The CT o,s we're attached t. thfse hopdL. Thess bond
were purchase BIZ me-, o the s'day OF April. La IF I
Z II :ManI & Co. All OF he alb We named Cnhf d rEr'
S.4r"s Il. & : -r-i and Coupon Don s when I r"c+iv'.
III, N 4 IL. I'd way" yiah's drawer Ia the hlarshaN
oG,ce. Thy W 70 a. Dc l"ck arr key IN III" drawer
Nhc ] plgr.d them, | h wing p ss-ssi n of the ky
h y Tpr- in the d-awe n The -vering cfo C th- i've
tn hi" and the In ni.u'e were d sra ed ny IT, tr
I'll advert, can, e, o tie r. or d s!r"r ion. Is a.oit,
sa.: =. ra = Il cauf unity W ID tbs Regulations OF IL
Treas r. 10 ar.nent IN .uch cases.
rct y! 6w w R.sS
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rJlIiE q .NnO WA TIi ar MA -
1 q the ~h riff OIL The { oMnIY Of IInl fax.

FINIiE g. No W. Til ar Via MA -
i 10 the ~ii riff OF the { ouniy Of Hn' fax.
GREETING.
Wter. as y vacancy has occur ed IN the repre-. rn II roI
in the II us" - Be'eg' te, 'rnr5 The a. Oh y o. Hal IA ,
I Csc arr ,her eIure, - III name f the 20 nunwr h, 10
rrG ire y Gu 10 raus. IN ], oii'r tn he ED II our g VI
{ "nty az e hu->dry the 2sih day Of lavender
1868, 'v' 4 D-leg | y" I'LL H., vacancy u "TrB~td
Ia rs I'm I.y , hereof u tp-s-. fnII = ~ FREY
p. AK r NJ TN ous- II DBL :rS, Ia. Z III OF &c y.
her, a u, lea nd II! he = h year u = go mo- .
wealth. HUGH " ~ EFFEf,
Speaker { 'r I!nu-e "f De!es .cs.
BY tn" sp' Gk"r 0: tn no eof Delegates,
rr-t" Nj L. G0!DEN.
eot 7-ctde Cr k o. the u ra" Of Del ra'rfa
TN G. NM0>WE,IT J OF Vi%RGihIa.-
L 10 the III r n IF the
Conn y Of :ark-'cy, & eeii"g:
VIII. reaa 8 Yacanc. has ,":cG.rred Il H." "rrr"s-r n,.' II
u, H.. Hons" oi Delegates II III the C unity Of Brrko''J
by The H. hof isia | In' 'nson
tn ~ are iarr- nr",i Ia" muIa Of 'o-C nl7on"e III
q, rrurr.. yna +" ca-- q ar -rc' "r o br H. iH N voi' Az
cu y gu thur,day the 26fIi day of November.
II ,e-riu uny. ah. root vi n.s H"rh " Shift,
!, esker Of he House OF D rrate., ~, 2c'h day I q to-
ser a u 1863, nd In tn eishty-e s. IN yea of The Com
mnawpa III
gy Ia. So. nker Of the Hcu . If 0eI.gatps:
HUGH 81 SEfFFEY
Speaker rf The aouse Of Delegates.
Testn.
WM 2 GoRnoS r..
Clerk o. the House OF DELEGATES
Oct3a d w&svtG.
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OFFICE V, CENTRAL r R co, I

OFFICE w 6ENTRAL r R coz
r,-,. RIcHSoSD October q 'sG3
\ I've rn TIL. Srrt-kh LGER~ OF
i q VI GINA CENTRAL RAIL DAB CO.
Co.,. eis / the S,o X ldsra Of ID vi lila
g. = 'te-' Comp ny ill h. be u l. the c''J OF
q u THURSDAY, TIL 2fth 'ay + Nhvsm>'r,
: .1H'a- ) sill ,as free OF he c re- when s'iaB
F.uGf' IT tie ;o".tn.
Q, -.'-c'' iroD tn b. Laws Il the Company
b.. i" = 'aI,rr' ent strrkhold'r ~ q Ccners
=. a"!h' u ~rItipg. and rig, I'D by be person thls
- 10 a"w"r partner ship M! sign in The name
: :. @,''''ip nni n" si:n.tur. of either III, NH r Of
L. ~ b saLd No roxy shall be valid given
- @'S'y d'!s prior o tire os etin OF the Com.
q. ~ 'nr Individual stochhol1eri shall pass free
81 c'h. : IT. ~ the r-et 'ngs Of ih- Company,
t'-."f a stakeholder.
- I F'usf"r. all be closed rfeeu days pre-.
"'' ;stp al :ase:ing."
~>. j. GARRETT.
~'NJE TrsasNrpr
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VO JAMS

AZ M; -op ,a,s e.s. Of ,hr Miss "a ppi liver =rt in &C.
tina sary ce have ~ Il ut ch~d or . Or sPnr h "rd-:
f,n u. crcrsrv ~. war o the ! | Mi sou Brigade. c''in-
msnd d " pris G II. + ~ EecsriL -.
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aid rr r. no are now III v rcin's. wi mne 'ia'f'y r.
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