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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

R,,f,d T1u the claim u 'hs pef,on hereinafter named
Is ,.. I'M jg a. b. ~, slowed -. having b-.G
.I,.ain.d by tie Special Committee Il he board and hens
In their gBsr no valid claim '.AAs 'Le county LIi
whieh va. ped by III. forowinr vote, viz;
An.~a'o-salsIvi,et, k,ul, Ds'i' ny Li''i' Roche
N~satve-eup ryisof Puffy-l
TLe Committee Civil couf's presented r,por In favor
Of adopting resolution a. follows va.
R,otsd That ih, bills Of the following named be ,udiiei
n sm,h ..1i, csrpe,ins. ko., for Superior Court.
roo' f"' loom. r sa,.. 81
Adam. spsn.sss .ss e9o" Pea. Psrs. and s., 4,
and the Comptroller directed py thsm from app'P 'on
Tor Lishtng. Cleaning snd suppi'~
Affirmative ,ure"i.er. Binni ps,i,. ~, Ltus rerdy'
ROchc sLooi, siesSr I"eod 'nd "el'H'-H"--'"
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
p.por, Of seeal Committee !Ialcn Bilse 10 voT Of
ia, tte bs received Com The 1rnu,.
80 tt p,iiac be- suditsd and allowed a. f.!lows.
~ W saith. services "a Lngin for September and
r Sa.s Assi.iat Easineef ior Sep
tnubsr AID October r........................ a6 Cj
RoarS. ..ryiees a. Assistant Engineer for sertm-
ch,pe. " Ho.gh, service. Is Receiving and PfOper,y
Cerk ion spt.nbsr aud October .............. ~ "
WI aus Miner james DAVIS Jo,cph souh~onh.
William Al. Robef son, and A. IA. lockwood, Tor
.erylr,, a. Counis,ioner. IRON August l. 1893. 10
. contr'r directed 10 draw be ~..n. for the
,nour's AID charge tho sane TO the 'props'n Tor tho
" "Cons'ructl5n Of Harlem Bridge"
sureTvi.o tLY moved 20 snse OIL tit ooni".ton of
tn Ne.tohestsT tounissioneTs.
,.li., wa, lo.t By the following vote, vi:
Agrn ,ye-siptr Fly, Li'c. Shook, aud Tvecdt
k~r se-supoivoIs Blunt Dawn furiy, Roche, atowsf
and " risIAiu--l. -
Aud me resolution wss adopted by The following vote va
Ainnnaivc suPeci.or' Dav. Little. fufdy' A'che'
gLool stewart aud NrisMsnn-1
neutrality-suspicious. hlnnt and Ely
Report Il colIilos Riot Claims, In favor OF adopting
resolution a. follows, VIZ; - 80 - ,
Re.Ired That tho bills OF claims OF the following nin'd
peson, damages alleged have bsen sustained ny VEN
M consequenc. Of tie Iots in July 5J be sudsd nd al
lowed the amounts hereinafter srechd ard ihst tho Comp
er n. md hereby suhonzei and requested 10 pay the
so upan the parties eyrcuiing release ia i " all deas
.ssust s CITY and County Of NewY and the CLERK oi
III, Board s hereby directed 20 transmit 10 tle tomsiohei
The original claim, above mentioned with tie testimony sHd
anviu
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
iurooina CARDS. &e.

ATWM. EVERDEI.Lv SONS, 104 Fulton.
N s-WEDDING CARDS. Fine Stationery, ColoEed ln
tsl s,1mpnr Moaoyrsins Door and Number Plates Seal
Prs.ser B.ns beoss Chscks, he.ss, Labels ke. tEsAe
isLeJ 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
STEAMBOATS, Gn0 Rhilroa0s.

NORTHERN II. X. of n. JERSEY. Trains
~ leave jersey Clty Il soa M, s.I5s- IN, Isis pm, t2o
m and .O5 ~. III. e:l5 and 20 run 10 Mou-
sy. U.L l.. ieti ". bLMA@EslsskI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Garoware, gui!srr. %r.

Garomare, gut!crr, &r.
DIG IRON for SALE.
i $50 tun. best No. ! GLENGNK on dock.
600 tlns ses. No. | GARTSHERklE IL yard
100 tun. beat No. 1 GAR .siiERRlE on dock.
go tons best so. | COLTNESS on dock
40 t.ns best No. / POuCuhEEfslE at fursscs
as tons best No. 2 2POUGHKEEfSiE at furnace
$50 tuna beet No. | PFEkSKILI. at furnace.
~ tuns best No ! LFHlGH VALLEY at Ehfabetbport
?nO ,urs b..t No. | THOMAS Al Eliz.bethpor-
go tuns h,,t No. ! WBOU6Hr SCRAP yGd
SO tuns best BAR IRON yAd
PETrFE WILSON Co..
Noe 218 and 3s9 South II
CKATES--l0 900 pair of LADIES and
- GENTS SKATES, for sa.e at Wholesale, by " srE-
VEINS No. 2l5 Pearls y. v, and NO q kelys, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
miscellaneous.
Orean glcamcre.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
c.s ucr viii lesyc NewYoIk the 3D. l3th and ajd
Of each nth e,cep when those d4tes tal SUNDAY
when the day Of departure vii be the MONDAY following
for freight passage. apply o. the only once No Bowl
In,. green ID. IS. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Y,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOE
COTrT AND RUFIMATISM.

II UVTT NM 20, = -. =.
An sud.r.rs om tie abogs complaints either OF recent or
long t,andins are aisise' 10 bLAiKS UOUr AND
RURUMATC PILLS They can be relied upon the most
sId ecc!us remedy offered TO the public sni nave
greatest success.
Prepared by PROUT HARsANT, No a2s Strand Lon
don tns.ands and soJ by ,lrir Agents, WELLo 4 Co..
frant iin..t.. New -Yorf :,
Hor Mnr,tv Comm ~ oners have authorized the and
sdjre. o! iHOMAs TROUT 229 Strand. London" to BE-
pressed upon tho Government stamp affixed 10 each boz Of
tbs 90 Inc medicine.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

Afirrnstive-Supervsors Rl,nt Davis Ely Iite. Purdy
Roche. Shook. Stewart Tweed snd WesInenn-lo
The Special Committee Riot Claims presented report 10
'avoT of adopting rcsoui ioT 90 follows,
Ffsorsd That the bill claims Of the the following named
Policemen tho E,tccn aud Twenty third fr.cncs, ioi
damss,s alleged 10 have been slstHiDcd by h"I ~ eons'
of tac not in jiy l De audited AID a1Hed al I'M
specified ad that the Comp roller be and
Is hereby auhozed requested 90 pay the upon ID"
parties executing rc.asc fill q. a demands against ne
City and County Of New York and the Glen Of this board /,
heicby directed transmit the toprtef TIE original
cams abnyr with The tesmonY and sacompaI yng
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

Grand total ~ ,V' %
Vh wa. received and referred 70 the COMMITTEE Oh An
.o1eg.
The following 'reseffed, vh; ,
CRY OF NV IOhK, DEPARrNtsT or ffSAIcs
Coz.TEoLLEes DyyicK, Nov. ~ i'"J }
Ssfsner Iioard II sypeyfsoys II The toE"b " NtN
t0ks
fpecaiy snba the fo owing statements rrptetng VI
ho1s tiTDp prst0ns Which nearly or Gie efh~'st.o
COETIHGIECIrs-fssrHCIJO or BUILDihds.
The at cbnper - p4.ssd Ap1 z3 1903 sneucaiofy oi
o. act of zoe creating H. DepsI;uent for Tho survey d
luspecon Of ba.dgs IN the City Of howY OH among oinef
panss. provide. ss iolO~t:
"SECgIOs4 ne lodyhnL section Of the ,ali hereby
smenGed ~ addrg ~ de- cad thereof foos and TIE
said pariien shs b. allowed ind paid for incidental
Tsls-i By e Comp Of ssl city ceIhcd 20
L. With Tie vouchers thereof exceed
"a he fIY af ut hundred dollars per eruum!"
susa rent socou Of the II the dnty oi
os45 % rs!se the sld snnuay by
insDnsu9t.e fulD1gt necsssDy - be rlsri this
or eIpeses the Comp roller considered ilet % the
Nfrei by iie at 20 4bJ fer rinnn, tct S5Od
3D. doubtless lntse io The FsEeni'f q t yea satout
sst taorfit fier d. isw We passed. Aecordngy onJ
saa .sas i ;he Ton ievs, snd since Ip'priited
s,s,r Ao l.-4 of COsIiaGzsc IEspnCTIos o. brILD
ssG.
u.af~ ss.. f,m ne foIowng ,'aienelt oi t1pendi
si saG. oai sicunt q fshs 4sf'f ioo - be NO
s.@se !eI 90 iEt4tAt JtJ;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Receipts Of Produce.

TO, a3-i73al bb' Flour. La bbs. Whi.iy. nJ bbs
Corn N.l a8 bsss Com Moal " lls bush. Wheat 90 30.
by,h Corn 5 s45 bu.i Barley ls l7s bnsh. Oats Ill pss
h.h.. ss ps,s Lard 30 otgs Buckwh,, FLOUR o39 page
Proy..loas, !, 1853 pksa Buisor 90 phga fsHols1n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY
hipEsNik, 1000 horse power scso,un.
ANGLIA, i.ooo horse power. 5000 tan..
Tho magnificent AIDE " heel stesm.hip
AN4LlA. Capt. PKOWSE,
win s.l from BOSTON for GALWAY and LIVERPOOL on
TUESDAY Deeenbss to DO followed BY tho COLUMBIA
Rate. Of p.ssso payable In gold is equivalent In
First $50
Intermediate "
psenss forwarded .:o to Lonicn P,ii. a burg
fan, nom Liverpool Galway to ks~ fork aud boston
$50 $40. ~Ss and si03.
sABEL 4 sEARLE, No. a3 Broadway.
For felfM and other information, apply to
LAWRENCE. GILES CO.. II south wil'ian''t-
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
steamers d ,6e Liverpool NewYOrk And Philadelphia steam
,hip Company are intended to sail US follows: o..
CRY or Saturday. psc 8
CITY or NEw-l 0nk :, aa.y Ps" rsss
v,rrs or PASSAGE,
Payable In gold or . equivalent "a currency ,o m
EiRsT ChB1N.......s60 90 STEERAGh ..,...'''sso %
snt Cabin to London. Is @ s,eerHse to noaaon'' - az
flint Coh 10 Hamburg ~ 90 ,teerase 70 Hamburg :. W
Passenger. s.o forwarded to HAvTe Bremen Rotterdam
Er.s from Liverpool Queenstown; lat CABIN, 80, feo
4 ies s,.erre 40 Those who wish 70 send for ther
friends can buy tickets here a. these rates.
f'' ''''. JOHN 6. DALE Agent No. IS b.idSay \. y.
VNIlE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM
i sHP CO,iPANY viii Dispatch MONTHLY their new
AID powerful ffstca~ Brltish Iron steamships
CELIA BFiLONA, ANolA UNA, UNlCA,
Earh 5000 tuus burden,
h- tween LONDON AMI NEW-l Ohh calling at HAWKE en-
the yoysgc from London.
Rates Of passage New Yok payable in UNITED srATE'
CuhHrNCY; . r..
Fs, Cabin...as0 Second Cabin. $50 steerase...s %
For passage apply 10 . -
CiiAs. A. WHITNEY, at tho Office, No. & Broadway.
Fol ireis s!ply Il No, q sours'
HOWLAHD AsPIEWALL, Agents.
DEMITTA Noes TO ENGLAND,
Ia IRELAND. SCOTLAND, AND
WALES. TiPsCO1r BROS. Co.
No. % Soutlrst., ~ v,
Continue 20 se Drafts available In al parts Of Greet britain
and lrrlsnd at The lowest rates. Parties about rcntili
money IA, Old Country sending for .heiE hiends should
nyply ~ above
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
IT.. under,gnsd will dspsch Of tie uniermenoned or
,.ber n..cAss fnl! powered British buii seaHeTs from
NEW.YOkk 10 LIVERPOOL.
calling a. Qa.onsown 20 land passengers AID Aisa TELE'
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES
SAN Iuns Comndndsy. To Sad
LOUISIANA so6. Brookius. Friday. Dec.
Grace. Frdsy Dec. 10
y73. .Rob-rs..... tItiay, JAN
These steamers have all been bull, under the inPection OF
tie Chief Surveyor the Liverpool nierwter kesssry o,
Iron ships They right compartments, and
cla..ei Lf., cl.s, ior twenty two yeara
They for second and third csss pssscnssfs
who Aie eaIrfei ct tn. following rates:
ra. o.'".-'..'...~I';s} ;s}r..D'. in cD"."',
ste-rusc
Dietary aud accommodation unsurpa,sed BY any other line
Of slesinsf-.
y further particulars, sprly to
WILLIAMS d GUION. No. IL "Anst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw.JERSEY,

| n
Junction with Delaware Lsckawanna ard Western Railroad
and Esston with Lehsb Valley RsIfosd and ,ts comes
tons forming direct line to Pisoarsh aud ths "sss vse
SIXTY ME-. .aa lwo Houas OURS saved BY h. lin. to ce.s.
Cincinnati, ST. Loais etc w,ih out one ensnss Of cara
coun.uen, Stfn Nov i,Ss aha Leave New . follows.
HIsrBgRs Eay..;;-As M ;y fei E::'0r' R''di's
fSf ns;isIs sIaen @ Shsa.
wlKesb.no. Great R.ri pi't;:On Binshs1aoI &c w,,
ns astsfs' hssars Fo. Es.Sa a.sa
$50 ?. M.-For Es'tOn. BshhhsfH' Al'n'0"a soe hs'ss
40 p x-For sOmsr'ls.
$40 ?. M.-FoT SoneTviie. =.
7pM WEsrLRs ExrEEss-For Esston, Ahentown, Aee6
ins Harrisburg. ritssgrsh and the West Sleeping san
th oush irom jersey CITY 70 Pht.oursh
Tran nom New York lI.ri.oars :, sonnsst
ing Ea., snd wess Psnr.yveH.a Central hatosd NcrsS
ern Central Railroad North .nd souh and with Tie Camess
ELiisssrs AND NEw.Yosk FEs.r-Lssvs NsxY Yssh
ftonl Pier No. O. North RIVER a. $3.50 m and s:0 N
The stop at Bergen Point aud Mariners hGbof svey
,rp each way. JOSIAH o. srEAKNs. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.
l1BANY .nd TROY. .CoNNECTING WITH TkAIS
NoRrB and Vs. WhsI. i''n'sa'e' From ,oth.sL
E,prs ss.@ .aa IL a and J, 1 s;s H. nd 'n ~
Troy % ana saa albany H ai with ..e, iO:sip...
ING carr ~ "a T.usu.oo - and ,l:,. m, 81 80
q. ID. Ard ll;3b p. ni Pm.
Sing Sing train. $50 ande;is
= -
Tarrytown tysin. J: 40 p. n lto- N
On Sundays at 5 :72 p. M. ftom Nh.t =. xv......~.
Ticket. any of the Ounces OF WsssSIH
YIpres. in aid BROOKLYN snd baggage checxeo
the Hous. al points the road and 70 ssrsoes epnc
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNThA
| IL ARRANGEMENT. commencing Nov: IL, ls6o.Ii%sve
jaime. slip and a.sa T. r. as ngFhd.y' and s:ss.
days at D. also-ror GrtenIort sss Haibor hsmptons
&c stopping all sLstions ror lsip S "a u and p "a
For syo..ei w.. II and p IA For JamA'cs u
ana sry5iY - ISctRsi8N TRarN-F0r I..p .. sis u,
from 3th st. stopping al aD Staons Fare Tor this tSnA
rrs'sn ratea a.
for Syosset, on sandsys at ~ n, stopping s ~
tous a. hcA>ONEh SuprrihtenasnI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Citing up election POLL. for charter election a. fol

Which was rcietred 20 the Committee ANIMAL TsIea
Eli OF following named printing stationery, and
Slaui booss !or the County:
Which referred 10 the Committee Printing and sta
UcqeTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. 10, 1864
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORR

Psssenrer Station In Ntvyork 2thst aDd <th-sv
Entrance Eths-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 1863

Jsncs Edward tiics II on Josephine Johnson.. Is 10
John Belyy Thouss 10 90 Jane Merry. ....... - oO
Samuel CTay....... loo 10 John h. Fo~FT.... 80 10
Caroline bn(er..... 10 90 John NJ Brown..... go ~
William IL. Jon.s.. 20o ~ Peter Oskley..,.. 35l sO
John Cisro........... 25 60 Jacob Miller ard lsaao
Noes VIM. ildhdee. ~ OIL Shauusnn......... IIJ "
France Lornps1n.... 100 uJG NIG meyer ... ~ ~
Christian " Cancer f00 00(,,o f. fnrals. 23 80
Rsc.red That tic cans sf the persons herius'tcr named
for damages alleged have been sustained IN consequence o
tine riots IN Juiy Li' he allowed the same having b'en
Examined by tie Special Committee OF the Board, end being
IN their judgment valid claims against the county;
Isaac Halsiead S5S 30 Lncndr Holland - W
Martha Wilson ...... Is ~ AGane Cane....... 70 "
MaryIrt Snsay ..... H Is Samuel Keysor...." 10 w
tlaii over y NOseWhcr IL
Which Wa ad, pied b. Tie follow ng vote viz: -
Armative-SlpeTvisofs Blunt DAVIS. Ely. Little Roche,
Shook, Stewart. Tweed ard W.isi1aiD-9
Negstsc--Supcrvisor PuTdy-l.
Report Of tir Committee County Oices In favor oi
al lptirs rcspiIton "a follows viz:
h,soirod That tL., b. allowed additional Clerk IN Part
H. OF 'he Supreme Court .aiayy Of $50 per to
tsAr effect January I. 1863
fGid over Oct. ~, 1861
Which adopted by ,he following vote viz:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Davis lily. Lht. Pariy, Roche,
ShooA Stewart, weed, and N.,snIann-9
Ncaatve-->upTvsor Blunt-l.
Report Of ton'ttsa County ccers IN favos OF scoplns
resolution ~ follows viz;
R.oLod That the bill. u the fpowingnaraei for making
examinations duYing the quarter ending sept yO
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven. T. 6(Exl li:Jo T. mi H:ls tEx) s:o
(EI D. $3.50 t..0 and (kK .. N.
for bridgeport l. (Ex.j. ii:soa m; n:s tEIl So
(Ex) 80. I ~ and 3 tnx.b y. M
For Milford ani strstford = II % = M 3D, 40 m
For Fsiraeld Southport AID wssPort T. ll;U D; 3:'o'
Fox sNorvalt $50. 1850 . m; i2;i' tELh 800 (EIb
$50. 4:50, 80. ,Ex p. .,.
For Daien and Oreanwieh, = $50. li3o H. a:'o 40.
Fos stanford !, tEx $50. il:soa m. nl' GEL 81"
GEL 3:5o, iJO. S:sV. ,sAl "a. ,on vn.
For Port Chester sai n,eraedis.e statons Wv H'"e
M. J. ~, q; 80, $50, 600 2. .
For Boston via Springfield a. m. tEx Joo tELh ~ -
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l. tEx l spm a.
For Hartford aud Springfield, lELl il:U m. u"
For Conuectieut River Railroad - m E1) to Montreal
For Hartford Provilsncs and r,.hkll Railroad, EIh
For New Haven Eew.London and Ston!nston Rsilesd
A. III, l!;l3. 3. p n.
For Canal Railroad. i2:i3 P. m to Northampton
For Hou,atonc Railroad 9 q n.
Fox Nau,ntucA Railroad. sA M, 3P m
For Danbury and Norws.k Railroad, !, = 5o N s@R
Comm odoGs Sic ping Cars sttac ned 20 M frame
AZ IN r1rfA Al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

Asrendsd-E. Van Rsnst for eonch hire. $4 %
Geo. W. butt, for coach hire 1896 50
ID. Lienen Architect, for surveys. IOW
Charles OConnor, for taking down
dangerous walls and ehimnrys in
Fulton, Goid ard bcekueai streets l47 4
John }. Tindelc. Con ssionor of
Deeds. for administering Is5 afi-
davs by order ol thr Supenn-
uDden, Of Buildings s............. % II
-fJI,oyT iaf.op-Amount of appropriation nv or
dinaEce OF the Board Of Super
visoIs passed Oct 81 1885,. 700 90
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

NEW-JERSEY RAiLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA aud the SOUTH and WEST, VIA JEh
SLY ClII-aisil aud Express Lines leave New ork
s. aud 10 H. T. g. 7:3o and /? nidaignt Fare 70, and
m NewJesy ace rnma.slion re 81 q. through peg
gage checked At Snd 10 ~, ard ,;s9 aud h'~ p m' 10
Ns,hnyton and A. . and y. u. fox the West
J. w WOODEUfF, Assistant Superb tendent
No viii be received 10. trains unless denvsrss
and eh. .d Is minute. the time OF leaving
NEW-YOEh, HARLEM, and ALBANK
Y NR.IIROAD-iNCREASE ACCOMMODATIONS
Trains Tor Albany lroy tho North AID Mes leave sTsn:e
W. a., Sih,nv d u Ia ard slbsny for New ora 9;u
-, " JouN BuFCiliLL, Superintendent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
Notice..

ROAD MAKING TO LET.
On the LIST day of August next, at J. Lucas
dwelling in Hyde Park, at | o clock P. M, we
will let to the lowest bidder. the making or re-
pairing of the road between James Lucas and
Michael Mannng's farms. A description of the
work to be done will be made known at the time
and place above named.
r. :. PAGE. Select
HARLOW BLISS, I men.
Hyde Park, July %, 1863 S.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

The news Of the advance of Lees army
into Pennsylvania has been received in
Europe, and all the papers are busy dis
cussing American affairs again. Most of
them, even those friendly to us, think it
is great move on the part of the rebels
while those in the interest of the confed-
eracy 60 50 far as to predict terrible con-
sequences to the North. But they are
very ignorant over the water, of the pres
ept state of affairs here. They haven't
heard of Lees defeat, the fall of Vicks-
burg and Port Hudson. the near capture
of Charleston, and the thanksgiving we
are to have for our recent and great vic
tories When they are better posted they
will sing different tune.-Springtfeld
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

Bible class question by Mrs. Child,-"what
measure has God dealt to every man? %
Young peoples class No. l. question by Miss
Cobleigh-"What woman's age is mentioned in
the bible %
Young peoples class, No. 2, question by Miss
Lovinia Fisk,-"David took the crown from the
King of people who inhabited a city called the
city of waters-what was the weight of the
crown taken-who were the peopie-and was
this city tributary to any other?"
Girls class, No / question by the teacher, Mrs.
N. + Keeler,-''ln what manner did the Phil
istines return the ark of the Lord to the Israel
ties 90
Girls class No. 2, question by the teacher Mrs.
A. Cobleigh, -"How many times does hay oc-
cur in the bible ?'
Boys class question by Ned Noyes,-"For
what purpose did woman spread a covering
over a wells mouth and spread corn thereon %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
GOOD WORDS FOR THE HOUR.

The Boston Post thus speaks fit and
sensible words, donbly forcible, too, from
a leading democratic journal, having no
personal or political sympathy with the
administration
Where a CONSUMPTION is so general
and extensive as this, there is no reproach
in being a conscript. There is positive
reproach in seeing hale, hearty young
man, willing to confess that he has not
spirit enough to serve under the national
banner. In an old man broken in health
and disposition it is excusable to want
courage; but the martial spirit becomes
the young and middle-aged. 1t is wise in
all who have been lawfully drafted to as
sumo the virtue Of martial pluck if they
have it not. A kind, encouraging word
from others may now be of great service
Employers, instead of encouraging their
subordinatcs to seek out loopholes of re,
lease, should encourage them to their mil
itary duty, and see that their places are
kept open for them. An indscreet loan
of $500 to pay for exemption, to young
man who is only half inclined to stay at
home, may be the worst service brother,
parent or friend can do the drafted man.
A smile at one who is hit is unkind
and unmanly. Never was there an army
around whose banners clustered so much
glory as those of the republic, now in the
last days of the rebellion. The highest
places Of the army are open to the hum
blcst privates if only merit points them
out for advancement. To discourage en-
listments, and to oppose the enrolment
we're crimes, hut it is now infinitely more
criminal to discourage from service those
who have been drafted"
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ORDERS RELATIVE TO THE CONSCI
TION.
CIRCULAR NO. A.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Provost MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, D. c.. July ID. 1868,
To answer the inquiries made to this office it
is announced
fIRsT-Any drafted person paying three hun
bred dollars, under section thirteen of the En-
rolment act, is thereby exempt from further Ii
ability under the draft but not from any subse-
quent draft.
SECoND-Any drafted person furnishing an
acceptable substitute is exempt from military
service for the period for which said substitute is
is mustered INTO the service.
1HIRD-A substitute once mustered into the
service cannot be drafted while in the service.
FouRTH-A drafted man cannot pay commute
ton money or present substitute after he has
reported himself to the Board OF Enrolment for
examination,
FIFTH Men who on the Sd of March, 1868,
were IN the military service of the United States
as substitutes under the draft of 1862, and whose
term of service have expired are not liable to
the present draft but the persons for whom
they were substituted are liable to draft the same
as though they had not been drafted and furnish
ed substitutes under the draft OF last year.
SIXTH--ln serving the notice, as required by
circular No. AZ from this office, reasonable time
to report shall in each case be granted by the
Board of Enrolment to men in the State service
who have been or may be drafted
JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
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MartitA.

In Paris, France, on the 18th ut., at the U.
s. Legation by Rev. j. s. Hartley, Of New York,
Mr.. G.. w. Belding, formerly of johnson, to
Miss Hattie IL. Smith, of Morristown.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General STAN
'nard at his home in this village on Satur-
day evening last, from the seat of war.
Although suffering from wound which
he received in the late battle at Gettys-
burg be yet looks hale and hearty.
We trust that he may speedily recover,
and again lead his Green Mountain boys
on to victory.--.S .Atbaas Messenger.
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VERY IMPORTANT TO DRAFTED MEN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROvosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Washington, d. G., July IS. }


CIRCULAR NO. 81.
The 18th paragraph of Circular No. A.
issued from this Office July II, 1868, is
hereby modified so as to correspond with
the opinion of William Whiting, Solicit
Or of the War Department, which will
hereafter govern in all cases to which it
is applicable.
OPINION.
person drafted into the military service of
the United States under the provisions of the act
of March 3 1868, chapter rs, for enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for other pur-
poses, claiming exemption from draft by reason
of any disability as provided in said act has the
right to have the question of his disability sub
mitted to and passed upon by the Beard of En-
rollment, which decision thereon is final If the
Board shall have decided that the claimant is liza
Bile to serve he has the right after such decision,
to pay HIS communication money or to furnish his
substitute within such extended time as may be
fixed by the Board of Enrolment for his APP
pearance for duty.
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor of the War Department.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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