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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

a NemafhaV~ hse
Tar RICHMOND ENQUIRER LecfuRlNu
rus woNEN-THe WAR CERTAIN TO
CONTINUE TWO YEARS LONGER
The Richmond Enquirer of the 10Th
instant contains an elaborate article, nrg-
ing the necessity of additional sacrifices on
the part of the people, IN order that the
rebellion may succeed, The Enquirer
says -
"The fact is admitted that
rich dresses are much more becoming To |
that amiab!e sex. and we should ALWAYS |
delsre to see them respondent IN all tho
rarest tissues Of al the looms OF France,
or at least elegantly neat IN the fabrics oil
Lowell YET they and all OF us, had bet
Ter consider at what cost this sort OF style
is kept up; not al present cost IN money
alone-though that is much while our sol
diers dine on quarter of pound OF oa-
CONDUIT a future possible cost IN freedom
and glory TO our country.
ain the FIRST place the war may very
probably, we think certainly, last two
wears more at least. In the next place, ev-
erv dollar we pay for even the most necss-
sarv articles-to say nothing of the luxu-
uries brought through the lines, is dollar
paid into the Yankee purse The Yankees
would lose that trade if the war were at
an end and our ports open; so that all
tlarge sums expended for Struggled articles
are direct bride to our enemies TO con
tinue the war, AS for the moneys given
in payment of English and French fabrics
which come TO us direct through the block
AIDE, and which are not furnished TO ou'
market by Yankee merchants land 1t Is
the smallest portion) J, those moneys are no
indeed gained by the enemy, but they are
lost to us, and in this way gain to the
enemy They add to the load of our debt
which is hereafter to be paid by grea
sacrifice of our staples.
A certain amount of the ruinous trade
with foreign nations is needful for the sup
, ply of our armies with arms, ammunition
and shoes anything beyond that, for tn
, indulgence of private luxury and extrava
gance is a waste of our life and blood. /
! the women would but lay this to heart
, they once could fully comprehend that /
buying articles that come from abroa
> they help to take bread out of the so
@ dlers' mouths, TO make the arms fall fror
, their hands, finally, perhaps, to defeat a
/, their gallant efforts (Which The Yankee
IS cannot do without our help); perhaps
fling us at last under the execrable domino
s' ton of the West of all the white races
- this world to make our place blot {
= the map and our name IAN kissing -
they once LAID all this 10 heart, they won
~, make haste to renounCe the pomp al
! vanities, and by tie mere act of retuslI
N to wear foreign garments, they would I
If more for their country than if they bu
G dozen iron clad lr'gates.
e. In truth we shall soon he forced to P
= ourselves on war footing IN all thing
At Our tables, oar clothes, our Uery liberti
,r must be put on a toar footing. The Pre-
Or ident is not of opinion that we shall see
tv speedy end of 1t, and has in a letter late
81 published indicated he nature and eXte
of the effort yet to be made"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
TIE Constitutional. Union Convention.


The constitutional mon Convention rcas-
tmblcd at 10 O'Clock. when tie Conn iii,e on Ecs"ln
iuns reported tie series Adopted al Rochester 'rt
month. excepting those rc'irH To- "A Ndiloiai organ
izntiol and with the fl"wug addition:
Ralfcd That III. non hc. a.cs It's rnaicrgbc puf
pose resist in every legal rn'i az Der ron me
stiic, e'ir oi (Oust ri those wr dLutd aiiS
If policy which have ouT Ivd coans 'ch ut'> m
pied posp nty. whether such d'ic'tfr Ice a,' pa 20
ca ed military necessity riion oi doHhtu o~'r-
aud will nnutai that every citizen shuud a. 1907 u's
be- u. me fuli enjoyment OF IT. qua u'"d st st."
mites. among whcD lie tie enjoyment oi io liberty
~ Iinis Noxon Of the Nominni.uc Committee, re-
ported IN favor q; nominating the Lon. IN ! norton
ior Atoircs General. and h t. Slc'chS Tor mp cor
If state l. iaols.
Nj. Ho.l,n Of Ecv.Yors moved TINT t'rrp".t re
40, pied ana he Confu.Icc discharged. "td i.' re-
maidci Of the ticket iccircG Z" tie 80 Tee mice.
Amer debate tie tou,ehion unanimously made lhe
nominat,ons r,po.tcd l.! the CoHin.icc.
TIE Z. u,Wul Executive t,Ainii,,' "nH Deg ci't'hi
GcoIgc hci,e! ai husc John j. N'! D. L. '''' -
pcey Jaucs /. sitl, JOIN y. - a, d D. h'"a.
.Ionas 1. Ho,itt l. II. Nixon. H. =. Str'cns, i.'"n
nii,l ell fay II. HLicaiis e. T. fhiio.. do.h i'iAc"'
n ..,l.f lton Hunt and LoIc..o Huilo"s.
The EAcc.utc Comlhicc ""sS r."tir' - ~ W.
tie balan.c Il tie ticket wh,h RI Con, c.toa 40
4 meeting Of the Executive Conn .ttrc b. e. Ted fr
10 Night to d,ci4c upon t4r tai.n,' e.. ilc i.c"'t
Tic following rcso.uons rIe aDoit,a h. tAc C'nst-
tuiionn. n..u (onttIflnn-
h|.ols,s. T4ai ", .Ior' t' iof 20 a'y a e.
~ tlc 80, OF he p,ofie auy pa 90 20 b.. ''hi .
And. tiai ouf ahiirr t"Ie.'. Boz tf' ''' fnirf.
oitlc kc5e ioa ne A"n 81. '" o. l"' '.' ..' ''-
10 tlc tonrti .nou. tiar iy oi.' Gov ti 'n' iic
ineu' o DE Laws. tp o.i."i '' p .'i ' .L'.' '."
Ec..ted nat ho a. a' amaze oi .h, .-'p Dol" 49, ' D.
Sia'rf ~ f,Vch would 'it' 90" '"' f''t' " 30 h''
~,at,s ,v. roir efV.ata nt 200. i'' - '- .. .'
that would fosuf ton r'tIl. '" Pre- "" - '''.
every .loi tA'.id .Hfif ''f.l' ~ l' ''.
aud n,,,,.-ry ior ,.i''' ana ..o,-'" T'r'e Do
Of Tie var against .h' l'g. ma 49, .'.''y '' '''
-t-ic. I'D m od .tA .i ." t.' a.. nta. 500 Z I'd.
,itcv state ont to- ''i.tf % it' 49, 'h"l ~ TED
R,sl,sd. o in. tie 10. ID, oi o. o.. i'r 20" .h
u illa a.a.ai tAt inl.d ...ts 'l'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

Iappeal TO your Pcyulycan lends that having aside
marty pa-s ios aul rrc'Niccs we ,uper'Od 10 power
lie ioce of conoip noB. 10 there not more III t fr IN
carly and hstnr peace "ld long c'iecr 81 rlrn'ss
for lie ,,nnly IN a couci,iT.'ry h'r of II =
1 ow can any man ol,ct ton policy I % Vii urc
tie people North add south AID g y oGi som cv1Y
sect un an erdout lovc 4 tic JhonanG tie I'Niu'h
"A love which firmly bciit'o only saH''is IA the r.
vOlied ~ ltos AID Is btf dffd
shah the paiiy ia pov,' Soy, our r"leis havc not
crouchcd down to u.s. Th'y are not yet su'nngat'.'
We have NOT vet rratilcd iour malice and hate. Is
that rs generous as nacnariInous saying, return to
10 the Union. . 81.
vopr rir's shah he Preserved snCrd and irvina'r.
Nrn ,nu,i eloose hctw,o en- tl,sc two lncs # pulcy
Ve may have differed ID tac past. But Tow "ui armies
lave trumllied soldiers have Proved their bravery
and their patriotism.
This Is all Of the Governors speech that reached US
in time Cor our morning ccition.--EG. IriJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
I.usc,. ship News.


Steamer Alliance a. ). tau poD Thompson Charleston
iai hv N,r'plA - hour ir L. Qua. 5ih
in,' of he aprr of Ngii thee nsslci steam,
,liA lli vll tutn.st ,ad-.
hptA abln tfu-) hraLn, torlauN, s. iiy,. md,e to
isckru.itn = Dufu.
baiA Liuir. tAcm, schmidt Bremen, .. days, udse 10
'cfnifa, hnoPA G."
lA. phrs in- brn, telnisnn tMccsll Noss Limerick p
dly Ia btlf % iunch. ,i,ii cse Noudi.
tuk Lns Cummings, New ORLEANS, Aug II, III ballast
" Hlsh, tars'r 3 Time
Hs nalrn lSoi~). ilgcrseu, Rio Janciro IS days in
llnst o. .li'r.
Ing i.nv,ns, tot hb.r-tyvuh Errl, fvun, G,rmu,, o
days n,l1s To- uavi. ga mt, Let ~, Ion a. spokr l. 3
Steamer Iron A.r crui.lng
s'hr D. dil'rc tirl Crane, rsnsboFo, ~ =, - days
parfrl t. master.
rc.r iia'trd " rirrhou.- Hartford.
S,lr. Ann Em,.in. Al'u Connection River
sem. lhlics luu fiz. bii ,pu c0a! lot TaIhton
schr Rio Naf,isi. Ns.ah day. lasAs.
htffr Nffinh trorby. nai. ifuot,.
strau'i 'nra stevens, Chance, baltimore, u.asc &C &"
Nu. ubYrl
h.l.ON one bih md one bug unknown.
WiAtl-.AuIs"t ~, fresh
SAILED
BiSt'anrI- 'tlanlc, cen. lcuy, snils 5iefriy '"'"
ln ODaLl, kulan lii), biz Acih", l'anl l's"ln''
Dan, .cloon,., fqD41r ,trl Aiigs 1b'l fnn'o ."
MfMORANpA.
III. steamship Suonnda w. launched ye'i.ii moinnt
nom ~, ,.Dd Il loin trsia e'f font % I, nth tte,
l.. :. she - attended ici tie Ga. 10 t..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
VIZ. SWEET Druggist,
R-nss-a~rville Albany County n 7.
Navy DEPARTMENT. BuRSAu OF YARDS AND Docks,

Nc,y. nos1ErrrR Suira. piasba,yh. Pa:
GFNTLSNks. About four years my attention Wa
"a o yp Celebrated stomach Buffers being at the time
pcc, martyr to Dyspepsia IA oil OF its terrific form: IN
deed h.d 0t KNOWN TOT s,A uninterrupted nshs
-cr commenced the your bites aAns them 40
cltdus m suut EXCEPT that the dose was reduced
one iHi ait tuund uys'li MUCH WAY NV,n' oIn"u ~
tn "a 4 hottie. tr second relieved entirely bHt have
~, since .srn dose IN the morning immediately on rising
hudire act ~ a AID spcfrf O. 'nr MS ASkhs
c,R,rt There /, popularity IN the effect OF your
Rrrs ON me- which Il my be well 10 state' II nom any
cause st. De- suh'ug 80 acntry WIN r u acne uoss
10 ., ,t,,. Kttf.Nhs n tlfTsfS Ni>trts In con-
,..n ~ with al sincerity and tu'h Would not ve 70
,nri a. ia II hra.th Ia - ca youf III rrs found ne.
- -. which they have rNNUKsriuNABlh kELtENEp Nr.
So Al, rnt MONEY N IHE WORLD.
w" " "a, ,,ith sr, at resl,, , ohcdieut servant,
JOHN ". bRONAuOu, lhta CLERK.
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,n. ,
pcl ,,l .ci The i.loa.af .ci,a. u a,,.a.u.a .s,e
,,.,,,.i .,J.,.a
IAlriH' Hi. No.. - ~ 3 .''i
ui'IA'hIN -.' ,
~, ,' Z 80 .'.. .......s i.... i.l.
lia,as. lnc a fos sh. .i..4 D.. ..a . "a s.,. sd
ltaseht
b. 10 4 nu 80, fnfr n 80 n'if-i ''f'' .' &C. f'f
,oaal lincs 81, 4,cY ls .tlia.l n4Is.. rf''f. Nai
ile Of s. sf,f r..~- lfs .I'f Dol lr'io -. rt'r
o.. ~ f,.f tho sfn bot s,i.
% tlil. i ,-n b. Of n1fs sitiD' ~i.lo si- ~.h .
'.i.cf sa"-ni 81 'ii'''1'' U." ''" .''s 81" b.. '""
orfo
li. len D. 10 ~ -'-.n'ni - 80 'i' '"'
Of TIE soHt o. 'f''.ie -.i 10 /. '.'.
cannot De sr..,-d ai4 h.'e '..t. -..' t.',
boa Aos' VII Cd. thr la 80 "' '.' -- . De-. .-" b.
b. lr.arai.. h.a Go "s..t Iit in Iti.u. ..
II ] "fi' ii tfi tlr "..'4 ''.fI i 'h '
Abs'hc' ma .'" l'.'.' -, +
hta. .ffiir a. L'n.' On. ''.f 'iy ti'.i
bI 81 pnturg. 81 Who c'nff '" g. D. 900 mf 600
wi.h tie ha.ional no,eui'lt a f.' of .' . n.
POI cfitl ~ 10 i' ef't '. POO .N f-' f''.
minor itsf,s oya. a"tbr n'f 'irat tI d Doc -
b. T." Tom al l+..'. .'y''N o." .'- 90 no
a. non Il 'hr pa hHii"i' 90 I'D IT, O. i''' u
ne b '.'. e.,'.e,i, + r,,,. 'as i... .,.
,' 'y,,@r SGT "a " t, ~ "a ..,.n. m ~,
1hr. b. danger OF ienna'' p"~ri h.''it .','r.' got
t t'., l'ig ,,, it..i,fl. .
ton IL Ificu.lly b. uo'eftin'Hi '.'" Iiai ' t.' .
p".a ss y. . ea,'. a. o. g. a.. .son.e
L'c. eIela "we lno~ tie fd"'"i''ai.a % Leo &" i'h
~ Ibry "o'tniI" ff""'' '"'" ""''" - " 10
t"pih 10 u ~ ~. = "oha
o.o' %" 20, %, a., ,''' , , =, ,1,,.,t a., 4" 49,
s, 49,, A., 4, 49,. her Of b..y ai. .,. .hos'd
lamont A. a. sa had been nn,p~atAby pn.c 4rt
would strengthen lat Aof~ 81 ih' kch, lnou ~o.d
wc4ken The a'n' o. the -ons ct NJ" i"' ~ to- hd "a
~hd r'q9lie Psihii il,@', 80 's b'''" "' ''".''
Pardon me tli- braae If military ftc.n. vs.. Aaf aAA
sti fil
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dcrCan,. Jenkins and his Staff progresses hrcy ard
sa,isfac,orilv Tic large hail affords sulcIent room
for the accommodation Of the conscnps aid each ole
/. attended TO in his turn. About t"o-thrds OF the "p
picnr,s before the board yesterday weie discharged on
rte Ground of physical disability "irnage' &c.
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s.. NlcnoL,, nnrrl. Nrw.Yoax. M.reh 2. laea.

u ~ = JIM 'IIltli IV0Ss
Ia UosgEEghR- Der NT. being q a bilious tempers
having suffered much nom sea-csres heretofore,
4-'.uuti hen lrsylug NcN- Orleans for New Ork 10
act g. to your celebrated stomach ri'crs Having
u- tq ytor.lsr Trade " ind without the least
q their preventive efficacy procured,
90 July bOs ~ hittsrs foE the u
md friend, contemplated voyage 10 Europe
~ tie GREAT tacfu Aer getting & sea opened the box,
snd ;sstacE ahOu, ten II NY fellow passengers paook
70 I'm tie second day Of the ladies
board f sics but by t,Ars hall ssssiul three
iiy they recovered Dr. Ooldshorow the ships
yhy.lc4, aid CApt Fso the Commander, together with
l.r Quuu 81 the Passengers, subs, lenty eHleinented
with iAsri and uniformly with entire They
~. Gently e. the ict tna dtls tAc whole TIP not
nuatd sicA after the second GGy. Dr. %.
HAHN. - pf1 Lifted tie last remaining bottle, inah0e
.iftlh of the Article my return yoy Ase, and
than describe In consequence. have
boxes from two 0f NY ate fellow pas.engers
ulS a. Ayc.pool eui shaA ~-ud them hy the
.t.sr purAt q have depot Ia Liverpool Advising
o. N,ts 0l tie ntst time Tor indeed et tiine)
- obtain possible. supply Of your i.tters before
4 port AMI thereby themselves against sick
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
am. respectfully. your obelient servant
JOHN A. MUELL0R.
Cnstsr.. Mich. July 10. 1859.

NEssks. HosrErrER sMirH Pittsburgh. Pa -GeaAs rer
frar ,ud II your her bott" If Last consi.n
ucni bei- IN have Increased sale foT them. seeing
Mr. Bach Of trn had been sick during tie whole Of last
Winter AID cured by the Of three bottles lie hsd
Liver oinp amt accompanied by cough. Tci Ill he ply IL
here % ucs for celebrated doclo ard thou ht
be- woud die. The Gfsf bottle stepped e eosyh
cured klg. loufs taly, WhEDON HATCH.
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JOHN ". BRONAUUn, Clio CLERK.
NKw CoNvAirscrSr CAxr.

MIX NIKNNNIkINl TVU'
Me.s. IlosrErrEK \ SNItu--Deir SDs VII you do me
III, fynr forward by express half dozci iositers
stomach a with bill tor which viii remit you on re-
,,,t 90! r same unable procure your medicine
fsir asa lad quantity u could be- sold ftiy asn 10
known b. the b~ preparation In of diseases having
4, lea oll in viii disease of tie stomach have USED hii
sold ut eds Of pI.para'ons but bcis ale superior
90 msfitl, of tie kmi an coHxant with indeed no
-ir -oud be without IL should he he robust ava
l.nfy , "a IL l. not only RESTORATIVE bat li"rnhe
ipf nlna' all d.rirs soldier u subject TO- haNs ocen
aiti VITA Chronic indigestion aud 10 medicine has ~,
tuRnRp NE ruE RfLtFt yoVRs H,s. aud tust You WEI
| .c no tine in .rudinr tee hitt.rs ordered
hoala Nrry respectfully
SAMUEL BNEllS Hospital Steward
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TIE BELT RAILROAD.
Aucustus Sclell AIT 1Ae Central Park, North
SUPERIOR COrRT-SPtciaL TTRs-sgrr 9-befo'
lL!r.JLsfir, OsyOKgH

Chns NJ Terry agt. Albert g.. Jones.-An atiach-
IA, MT under h. cod, i-susd IrlyiliIgr nr4s cen oi y
h. i..u.d before u rn.ut lud not upon Jdlent AiAcA.
m,if -, aside. with : costs go l.,
J.iu rhir~ e., a. trustee &C.. ag. Edwin Jancs I'm
his Ia Dar o.. A. action Ger. 4ics sr.nfed ~ { rHl'
81 10 brnhrup''y Srfcl The ar' oi Ahd ~. +"
and r.d r. IL 'Laf IT, anew - 50 l'i! t' ct
ol NJ aud hr if.t''fIe' Tod 20 10 . =" 20"
tie C.mmloir bod lhafy o gTiui and n.orl'd 20 ihc
a. - rrsu ~ Ar ,,rEca' Mo..on ~ maze 1ne answer
mole dlluic sud certain anted
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Rl>s,rI,gRyIL1s. July :. 1869

Mk.sK< UostHrrrR SaIrn-LeEAcacs. iica>c send
ne of bii,crs your calest convenience,
have pFrs,nt extensive sau for them have no m.d
cine II ~ aicA rlns much Your Bl.teTs have
Kept them during years last pat They have sor begun
to sell tey have performed ,kabe IN Dys
pcpa lea have been II long standing, aud nom which
they aoq lied reputation won by no other medicine In
or market send yoa cchc.ies SURPRISING anything
sou puhh,td II any value TO yon being anxious
such viii b. introduced Ia every pace persons
were acquainted wi as they would not be with
out It, Rrspcetin.y !onfs,
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Esst. BE a 70.


ouecrs County. having been .ppontca by tie war
Dcpaltmcat vii. be the examining Surgeon IN at-
tendance.
sTCOSD Dslelcr.
Tie Sessions IL tbc BoaId Of Enrolment for
thc second Corrnsson'l District begun yesterday
morning at No. - 'iandsireci, Brooklyn. H. u. Inc
drafted men ordered o sepori durioe d., diy comprised
those from the town - NcW.ots. u n number The
following is the disposition medc oftlc eascs'
bed far Se,"Johu .'osiisan Henry ,ono'cr, bernard
ia sn,v,l~r. Wn D. uow.ld Coa,d Fielder VIM.
sour Geo fob.s Js'u.. Nsn eca.r az o. h"w-i.o'-;
WIN mrc r6y Js,'e. e. Sn si,klen ..b.,i.r. hare.
McDAlvcy Daniel s. Stafford. sub''uie john h'i all oil ''."
4 Los
Tie following wore exempted
Thiscoi D.baf, --lobn letter. iiin Ham, Owen No
Clr.ny vu-. ',.",. John aowrr lob br'@'. 'h'''"r
lcolor,dl schoa. bryce VIM IL sr h. John h'senal'
.osfs n Nd.n. ~ col N'T.Lof-. ,,
L,,limca 80. q, ,,,l.n jacob kocs j'coh & brnne.,
,ls. 49, Ming "r.r, ca 'i.',''r I;",i, An
ti,,,y 100 ....- ~. 81 .e~ Lo..
f '>'ra.b"'s ii"irn ina''. N," loi'
r, e,ek Is.-,n s.ue- Irc.'ou. Curi,sisn "emr' VIM.
IRIS se,r-, -ctrrl,, l.sarsn. ND. ..
I.I t-.eYn,,. ~. 4. " aIc,. No ~ Pncihc HieeI
SAN Md l.'e.yr
~, i,.,ainc cases were considered. in advance and
alou =
% % rrs 80" . P.'.''n' ''Tr, ,H'n Na'', T
''' lrw t'.r a. I.itL .,lr-' fourtccuih
t.Ad - - i4 sa.mlt ir I'iis i.a fD,,i.,r,h
g., l.,., ~, T. !, - .or .n.,i,.h.r &c.
~lrf.,i....n,ircI lc-,ors we're item to I'ikers
t...a..lct .rt.iue a. SIS work. Conrad licieier,
VI. / var.tft. Charlie. Nt,.ftcy John hall
p r.,l. I'm. .t,f leo n,H.,. ai.wn from the Sixth
Wand. Vfooll,r. uil 10. ,,4..t rcd
I'LL. IoalG ,i inr,.oni cos s4ais Of Provost Marshal
Il ...,s ir-.D.,ui. i..e.idrI. ttas H. M"4ioli '"p
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Law INrEs.Lse.E NEE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAni EKs-sgPr' s'-b''o'' '"''''
CLERK. ...,
In lEgLsTING POl.T A. 10 TnE WIFI vi "A'''-
CORPUS.

COEPUs.
Justice Leonard While sitting n C .,a.n, to- p ca
lowed u writ Of habeas cofpns directing .oL "'e'"
du,e the body Of one Mi,haei'oA' . -. A. lu.,.
This i. the very person IN reference 10 "hoi W. 80 IN
" N; :. of the - nor Cont nrld tie CONTRARY 90 nt
n Mr is,!, L.ois.d IL the beIIe't casc w; t9a re
State lave judiciion over pei'o' ~ no. IN,
States ,ervce. Col nulon made ~" sam. rrin ~ 49,
Of Nj Justice Leonard - lie node to 'r - vI,tio, Of
White that would incoussclt with aud az ~
bis duty as an oh'eI o. b le ha to H. o,r.s
col Nu=~n a.o sei M he adj rca.,'G 81 we @ b,c
Justice White. and that Il. der liz decson Cox was SEM
ie rtn VA, aver.ed by the petitioner at ms IIor1 ~,
The matter argued 1t come length 'nu J'''" " "
Mr Joacnu,scu claimed that The pea of re' a4'ncaa
we'll .arn because the body Of Cox h'''' wv
II h. iSrly hat rh. case will be arranged h, the matter
can be- air,d the Court OF IPea' oI s
j. Jo.chiussen and W. g. carpenter epp.dred Tor the
petitioner, and samuel j. das'ey i'i ''I .'"r'h''
DISCHARGES UNDER wRITs. =,
William Kelly Marshall Ncutor, hichael " Nel,
and Hhsrd k.,fe all discharged thu. mo in2 by Jus
habeas corpus iroin he '.f,'.' o ,'1 %
sites kciy joined ne naval server and NE 81, D Of
and n.'e ~i.o.t ne eonse 81 P.H, si ,au
Va. On di.char rrd by the mii r. au'e' ne .r o.
ncaior i. ono Interest uPpeas tAai N vctouer 10, ne
med Coinpauy h. s.rnlrs Engineers and At'ans Of '.r
INV Of tie Cniied States Capt jane r. smith under iAe
...fi &c tina, he So per month"; i on 'N'
arrya OF tie C. rrn4nd " a.linson .DD'ece or he
len va. furnished aud ser tie ai-e ~ week an ri'g
n,r wa. mad, ~ Cop. sni,h with he oove'nmsn' - W
terms ~ which command Wa fn nio 10, D. 10 a. ' ~
.v ort Ind, pendent terry receiving bit 20 month
md k..tor -. Obliged 10 s'rse tor t~eny monh-
though he muse"d ifio the ~ We lre'iy
Gator .i.d him. 81. AID re- I'd a. oe-"ft'I ~"
an We ia ruet OF facts having been t4i.,td lie VS.
discharged {. on custody BY justice t.cfA".
TIE BELT RAILROAD.
Augustus Schcli AIT. The Central PARK, Norm
sna ~. River road Company, 81 asa mnil'h Nt'
us,, 20 dsso.yr r medh! en nJuh' ".
nu M WORK Of t,i railroad Judge ERIE drci"i 10 1. y"
matte fo remain presni stale ut 'r ma 81 ""
, II ic in ID. action which can BE- hid 1t ne - tv'r
t,a +, r the cars running rad TO De- al'"'a
o. continue running ~. 90
Near. ia Nanlerpoc appeared in -nPpor; u NE mo
IN and n T. CaIk ava Mr.. Aud, r,on IN oplo,i'n t"'eto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
New-NorL Union STATE tcrimif',c.

Al o meeting of tAc nion slac t,uta. COM
miitcc held q The ne.t4n iiolt, DO ALBANY. ~Ii'n
be- ,il 4-cl ,hc ioAoainf .ciiDs II a,oalri,n .r,c
rfc.e ltsG gaa rad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
UNITED srArrs MARsnAL,s orFIcE-srrr o-n,fo


blWhAbE EUhNLEs NM 10 IhE fohF.
Richard Riley, Jaucr L.. scott, Augustus Skv,
JAIME. ,iurb and T. smith, part the oi the boob
air Alice Ni,ian THE moaning 10 folt La
"a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Pr,psirtors, i'itsbuTgh, PA
Sew York olltc, 40. AZ Broadway
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-11-11
In April. 1863. he formally announcnd

In April, 1868, he formally announcnd
his purpose to retire from the executive
cnair at the expiration of his present
term. That he did it good faith every
friend Tith whom he counseled can tes-
tify but in the face of his decliuation the
leading counties instructed for his re-
nomination, and when the Pittsburg con
vention met, he was compelled to accept
tho position of the standard bearer again,
or apparently desert the cause so near his
heart, ard to which tho best energies of
his life had been devoted He was nom
mated on the first ballot by more than
two-third vote, and is now again before
the people for their suffrages.
No man in the Commonwealth is more
familiar with its history or with its vari-
Gus local interests; with its diversified
capacities and requirements with its leg
ishtion, its policy, and its public opinions !;
no one has such an extensive acquaint-
ance all over the State In all his private
relations, and in the discharge of his
official duties, he has achieved a high
character for probity and honor.
Gov. Curtin is not only above all re-
prDach, but is beloved by his immediate
neighbors and personal acquaintances.
A man of dignifed presence, OF gracious
and gentle demeanor, kind hearted genial,
and sunny-tember, remarkably instruct
I've in conversation, he is beyond all
question, the most popular man of his age
in Pennsylvania. In his native county
and all through the valleys of central
Pennsylvania, every man, woman, and
child cherishes q feeling OF Persnnnl
attachment to candy Curtin " He IS
noted at home for his open handed liber
ality and for his continual charities.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-11-11
sS~Sat 2 nitcher of iced water il

BISet pitcher of iced water in a
room inhabited, and in few hours it
will have absorbed all the imparities of
theroom, the air of which will have become
pure, but the water utterly filthy. This
depends upon the fact that water has the
faculty of coudensiug and thereby alb
solving nearly all the gases, which it does
without increasing It's own bulk. The
colder the water is the greater It's capac-
ity to contain the gases. At ordinary
temperature pint Of water will contain
a pint Of carbouic acid gas, and several
pints Of ammonia, This capacity is near
ly doubled by reducing the temperature
to that of ice. Hence water kept in the
room awhile is always unfit for use, and
should be often removed, whether it has
become warm or not. And for the same
reason the water in the pump should all
be pumped out in the morning before
any is used. That which has stood In a
pitcher over night is not fit for coffee
water in the morning. Impure water is
more injurious to health than impure air,
and every person should provide the
means for obtaining pure, fresh water for
all domestic uses.