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The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Union League OF Massachusetts.
Besros, October %, 1868.

DoeCN, OCtODcI 90 lcoo.
sPEEcH OF GENERAL BUTLER
Tho SUITE League Massachusetts has elected General
B. Butler, OF Lowell, and Mr. Cla1in, OF Newton dele
gates large the National Union League which
at Washington 10 December. Delegates from each Con-
gressonal d,strict were also chosen.
General Butler addressed the meeting at length taking
ground with those who believed that the seeded statss
have annhilaied themselves States while the power
G: the general government st over their
territory. Ro opposed the position OF o member Of
tho Cabinot that the rebel by throwing
down thoir arms, should he received tho Union with
uplmpared rights, with their old local institutions His
reasons debating before allowing the ncorpo-
ration Union II these heretofore hostile sections
Sprung considerations vitality affecting tho interests
and safety OF tho nation II the Confederate States
rsadmss0d and their representatives Take their
guarantee there THAI the federal debt will
tho Confederate debt mus, likewise DO paid2 Let
;sIs question come beforn Congress, and all the
appliances OF corruption would be set in motion to
secure such a decision as would pAce tho federal
and rebel adcbtencss upon tho footing General
Builer conteudcd that rebel staes regarded
destroyed would 10 almost impossible 10 choose
another President for the that candidate likely
selected would such support the North
give him majority Of Tho whole Electoral College,
constituted Of a Lie States, both cyai aud rebel Trans
for tho question 10 tho ouse OF Representatives where
wealth casts only vote, and majority
required and tho difficulty viii be greatly
INCREASED Tho policy OF safety anI justice restore
tho Unou 10 tho South only fast tho principles Of
freedom and loyalty are extended over tic nov rebel
domain.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

any regard 10 the quota assigned her for the present draft
the number Of obtained under thai draft
In OF the districts where re enrolment has
been ordered tie quotas will be changed IN accordance
with the results such enronent and the quota ot
the State accordingly.
The quota Of New York for he present draft WAS rs
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Railroad Disaster.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s, 1903.
Afreight train going the Cincinnati. Whining
ton and Zanesye Railroad oil the track last night.
between Carksville and Wilmington, precpitatng tho
engine the creek and njuriog the engineer foreman
and br KEENAN,
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Guerrilla Depredasso.s in K.n.usny.


We have Information that deem reliable 10 the effect
that force Of gueras, estimated from two hundred
and hy 10 seven hundred strong under the notorious
guerrilla Richardson entered the town u Columbia. .Adair
county Tuesday night robbed tho stores Of their
and stole all the good horses the nsighborhood
when they left In the direction OF Greensburg, Green
county. On Wednesday morning they reached Greens
burg and captured the place without any resistance Here
they robbed the stores and carried on all the good
horses In the ncshbofhood. They robbed the bank At
this place Of 900 Ia Kentucky money and 80 900
grcenbacks. After committing all manner OF depreciation
they left, moving IN The direction Of Bardstown.
A. late hour on Thursday night they reached Bards.
town and entered the place without opposition,
federal uoopa were stationed there Here they burned
las our informant stases) the depot together with
locomotive hve or sx cars and ten thousand BUSH
els " wheat. besides large quantity OF produce and
provsons Here elsewhere, they entered the stores
and robbed thom OF everything Of value that they con
taiued They cut the telegraph wires but did damage
IN tho train rly yesterday morning they left Bards
town, but 10 what direction they moved We have nos
been informed Ia the general belief that they moved
on towards the Lebanon branch OF the Nashville road
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

The Quota or tho First Ten Districts or
New York.
Al Provost Marshal General Nugens ofce orders have
been received relative to tho quota OF troops Ia first
ten Congressional districts OF New York under the recent
call Of the President. The following the DISTRICTS with
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

This quota the proportion o, the 10000 men which
New York should furnish according 20 the number VI
meu The Grst class enrolled that state ard wlhou.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

nnscrcH TRAINS FROM Nrw YoRx 10 wAsmUor.-By
be goth OF November the arrangement for running
through trains between New York and Washingtoa viii
be completed. Tho Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company have had number VI cars coastrueted with
wheels that viii suit The gauge of The Phindelphia, VII
mnston and Baltimore Railroad Company, and on and
after the 20th the passengers from new YorK FOR wash
ington viii be conveyed through without change of
or baggage The trains will leave the Trenton rod
lehgh avenue, and pass the Reading Railroad and
the Falls u schuyik bridge, and thence 10 the foos
Of the old Inclined plano ~ the Columbia bridge Al which
point the will follow the west bank OF the schuyk
works there with the Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Schuylk again over the bridge
the Arsenal get upon the Baltimore road This
route will used until the unct on road completed
for the Trenton road connect with
Ia ready for use.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

The Dra1s in Michigan.

Dh~e IN Mich1Rans
DETROIT, Oct. %, 1853.
Tho draft n the Eve Congressional districts OF this
State commenced yesterday, and progresses finely.
In the Fret district the draft has postponed until
the 5th Of November.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO DIR. b. BIANDRErH.
WHOSE Pills ARE THE SOLDIERS SAFETY.

ITO DR.. b. BEANDRErH
WHOSE PILLS ARE THE SOLDIERS SAFETY
We the undersigned. members of Co. " Seven
,eeph New York State Volunteers hereby certify ,ha, We
Brandreth Pills during years service. aud
them we attribute constitutions
jured By the necessary bsrdspips and prva,ions Of
soldiers life in the field. In costiveness colds, ohs.
darrhoa dysenley aud typhoid ever., their promp
cured us in a few days Our health often restored
without having The list; In fact,
single dose of four i've phi. usually cured what under
the regular treatment would have been serious siekDe
Others who appeared to be sck respect dneren,
bu, ~hs used the remedies prescribed BY the resmsnAi
surgeon either died for weeks In the hospital
when len Sing Sing in June issi you gave US sup
ply of these pills. and feel surs from our eIperisncc
,hs, every soldier supplied with this medicine tho
general health of the army greatly improved For
ourselves our remedy, answering all our
the way OF physic we have known and tested from
orr childhood and parent. before We conclude ~
saying. Brsndrehs Pills hurt any or ever fAn
In restoring the health when applied TO in season.
suo srse. Oct. %. 1853
J. d. SMITH. Captain. ALBERT WESLEY
WILLIAM LEE. RoBr WILSON wEscorr.
THEODORE cRorur BENJAMIN ?. Grown
O. n. psAnINo. DENNIS sHAY
rRAxcrsJ JENNINGS. JOHN ". osIrrrn
LEWIS .. coz. JAxEs D. CROFT
WIN. ". cz1PSKL WILLIAM HOLMES.
". D. CHAMPION. ROSCOE 4 WA1so'
ELLIS JONES' ". nIDEh
WILLIAM VAN wARr. rnEDssiox HAHI
7. B. LANE, First Lisutsnsst ~ Hs~ '01 '''
H. O. EARLE, rrss ssrst Co p i's's reg ~ y 'ea
CALEB a vRrsBIB. %. ,. sab \. =. volA
vu KENNY. Co. D. Berdans sharpshsosess
cAssrus BISHOP, Co. =. ish n. r. voia
wx KNIGHT. Co. !. 9Th n =. artillery.
ABRAHAM MILLER. O.. I. 9th N Y. artillery
WILLARD p. LANSISo. Musician. ir n. v ve,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ass Canal street
Ai.o sold tho Union square. ard BY all deas"
ss.p Brsnere,h IN whit. euers 10 on n. sur,r reri
stamp. which secures the genuine
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Sentence Of Boston Draf. Riotsr.

= bOsTON, Oct Z6, 1868.
John Long convicted Of participation IN the conscrip.
M IN July last, was 10 day sentenced years hard
labor in the State prison tFFT'. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Obituary.

CiScSvtu, Oct 2s, 1888.
yesterday.
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Fsy Go Governor seymour.
Ills Excecucy HoRAno srIxocn, Governor Of New York,
Albany, Ny
sn-l have the honor 10 inform 700 that New Yorks
quota OF the three hundred thousand volunteers called
for by the Presdsnts proclamation the l7th instant
A folovs-
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on. 2s.--On motion or j. 1. Williams Es1., Mr.. r. y.
shacr WIS d1ly admtcd as proctor and advocate Of
this co.,
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

pucs .ae,x n, mn ,pr-se amount odsscra tchiug
voting. ssa tsoseis fhs election eanvassers wei earn
the r,cou.y ts,s year This will ,sobbly he The oLiy
.Iasss,aare on the t,ckrs that VIA Zee changed
Ncet CHRISTIE Jr, detrccraiic oanddSte for State
Senator tue Senatorial DISTRICT IL tie state
psinr countess OF Suffolk Queens and chmond and
we usscrsiand that he inSCu@. 30 sncc' - the can.
vass prosecute with veor enactuent increase
terry aoss between TINS CITY Staten Island,
with the determination 70 secure oenmuncatsoa " y
iatsr hour thsa seven oAccck n the evening
There s Just now scite excitement tso
appearance Of exSreaker CaAsoet 10 the Se.a ~
c;,ndidatc tor the Assembly. Raymond appears
40 have taken SPECIAL unbraee al h.s detcrm,na-
ton 10 ran No doubt thss IS owing 70 the tact
that the chairman Of tho present State Central Com
mitiee, whom Raymond claims his prodigy, resides
in the district whore Mr. Calico: running This gen
temao belongs 10 the conservative siae Of che house.
and, s said, rcpuates all The bargains made by Gree
oys radical stato Central Commit last year, and
Mr. Cahoo, part Of the property Of tha, committee,
he refuses 70 have any recognition. Raymond, with
has Times, 70 his and ries 70 knock Mr. Cal
iioos Of the They have RomiDated conserva
tive republican for Assembly, 80 strong conservative
that il said be win hardly ei radical vote for him.
But the Fnne error when il SAYS that Callicots
submitted 10 tho Convention. Tbs s ms
tako Is we understand tho issue. Now that Raymond
has taken up tho cudge n behalf OF his State
committee and trying 70 depcse Of Cacot remains
&c whether Greeley " going 10 remain silent
under the assaults, backhanded aud Sideways that
being radical committee Of last year fcv
taking up Callcot The Of RaymoDd's committee
direct insult to Greeley's OF hast Does Grocley
intend 10 swallow it all without saying q word9
There already moro candidates IN that die
r,ct Tor Assembly Every party has h&lf dozen splits
and reported that two three to he
nominated. Surely somebody ought TO assume military
dictatorship them, they viii get mixed by
election day that will be impossible to tell which of the
number IL successful
Governor Seymour anu General Sigel at
Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Oct. rs, 1853.
Governor Seymour addressed a mass meeting an this
city this aftcrnoon About two thousand people wero
present
General sigeI addressed the Germans 81 Wetng Hall
this esening. The hall was densey crowded After the
meeting General Sigel serenadcd the whole German
population crowding ~ do him honor.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
City Intelligence.

Tue FuSERA, OF CAPTAIN souHEs frlersi Of Cap
tain slmres, OF the second Precinct Po.!ce, viii tms
place to day 10 Pursuance OF the following order
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Your obedent servant,
JAMES r. FRY, Provost Marshal General
The New York herald., 1863-10-29


"arvn's nom.rstlon, backs down In whining way. ana
attempts Ins.uuso grca, deal than hc darc say
Ia the way Of retaliation for being handled roughly
all of which simply proof that he treadng upon
ground that he knew nothing about Judge McCunn,
Who IS on the ticket with Mr.. Garvn, aud
candidate Tor tho other position the supero. Court
snc seat now occupied by Judge Bosworb also finds him
scu tho target that aimed 70 considerable extent
In this cry for Bosworth ubcs about The tho new
candidates no sccna to have become completely stirred
up This with ibe attacks OF sorno Of republican
papers has advanced his native energy and he s now
Amos, ubquItocs. aud displaying and energy ,ha,
mus, toll on election day We should be srprsed to
.cc the canvass for the two pcs,ous r the Superior
Court become 20 complicated ,ha, a regular sys-
lam o' trading would take place before
II ends and make the result somewhat doubtful.
great cry made about Judge Hton bong set ono
eide Ihs position was given 10 Mozart, sod that organ
nation gave tho naou 10 Csrdozc, who IN making
very vigorous canvass u said thai Judge Hilton and
hsrends are following him up; but the field ap
pcsrs CardoSo bids fair yin The race We next como
70 hs position a Marine Court, This We bel,cve makes
eus the nst Of names asaus, whom the grcs, howl s
snds Iom really one of tho PERI Stens Efforts
s~ins made against any q the candidates Tho repor,
that Mccarthy on,fed iha, nomination for Ger
tain sum- view tho his we'll hnovn ab,nty ha,
sgirrcd up feeling fcr him that s really wonderful A
desperate cnbrt bel made 10 elect him over Mr. Rch.
asdsou, the Mozart candidate. Tnis movement has a,
ready reached that extent that leading and active
Mozart and Tamuaoy who support the united sch.
cts put otth by those two organizations IN every other
particular openly ard every dcclare tha, there
the least chance FOR Rchsi ison but that the
trsry Mccarthy viii DO elected The contest every way
akcn decidedly rich and racy, ard places tho poi
texans enter mrd nc % 10 cvef tcforc There viii,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
LEGAL NOTICES
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NOTICE N

COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.-Ihe
- undersigned, having been appointed by the
ZION, Probate Sourt for the District OF Farhiven,
claims and demands of all persons against
Hiram Pepper late of Poultney, in said
distriet deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet ior the purpose of examining aud allowing
said claims AZ the late residence of the said III ram
Pepper on the first Monday OF December 1868,
from one o'clock T. NJ, until four o'clock z. NJ
OF said day, and tht six months from the
z9th day OF June, A. ID. 1868, is the time lim-
tied by said Court for said creditors to present
their said claims to us for examination and al
Dated at Poultney, VT, this sth day of septem-
Der, A. ID, 1868.
IS TOMAS GiRSoN Com'rs.
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Chaptor ACNII.-An Act to provide far tho T1is-
posal OF certain Lands therein named.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and yotss ar 2en..-
seHtattUeS Of the United States Of 4,aerc 10 H.,
greSs assembled, That the commissioner ~ H.
general land-ofce shall, as soon as nav he ca,lse
Inttt poftlon OF the public domain known as tho
fort howard Military Reserve, including the site
OF the fort, containing three acres and four-bnn-
eaIhs OF an acre, which is situated in the eonntv
OF brown and State of Wisconsin between ~
islFer and Beaver Dam Run, and which is not in
otua9a IN the combinations to Talbot G. Dousman
"H4 Dahlel whitney, nor in the grant to the State
OF Wisconsin under the resolution of Congress ~,
PloNed April twenty fifth, eighteen hundred and
oiAt Two, entitled "a resolution EXPLANATORY az
anu III addltlon to, the act of June third eiobtaa,,
20 ana hity-slx, granting public lands 10 the
state OF Wisconsin to aid in the Constructors 81
ia 1 III sald otate,' as heretofore surveyed
W;ni tne direction OF the surveyor-eenerai of
Wlnoonsln and Iowa, to be suryevs5 aSSd 80? y
vlded INTO lots of such form and OF sueh ~; ~
Tess than one fourth OF acre, and not move tbar
lorty acres, as he may deem expedient dedicatinar
sueh portions OF the same to the use of the nnbl,
LOT streets and highways as he NAV think the nnb
TIC interest and convenience NAV reouira an5
snail cause plat thereof to be duly and nronerIv
certined BY such surveyor-general, and recorded
IN the once OF the register of deeds for said countv
VI brown ana when SO surveyed, plated,
and recorded, he shall cause each and ali said lot
to be sold separately at public auction giving NOT
less IMAM two months notice of the time and Mace
OF such sale by advertising the same in sueh news
papers ana Tor such Ieriod of time as he NAV deem
pest Every such lot shall be sold to the hiebast
bidder Tor cash. and when not paid for within twen
y-iour hours from the time of purchase. il shall
De haoie to be resold under the order of the COM
iSsioher OF the general land-sfice aforesaid, but
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|
no sale shall be binding until approved nv Tho sao-
Rotary OF the lnterior. '''e SVo-
Sec, 2, Ind be "a further ,o1r,,5 pho, ,u
oe the duty of the President 10 cause uatents ~ hs
,sSuua " que lorm OF law for each and every sueh
ment for the same " ""' pay
sec o. ahd be % further enacted, That II shah
asso oe the duty of the commissioner of the land
oinVo 70 cause so much of the public domain ada
Yeht W saia reserve as lies between sand Beaver
bau' nun ana Duck Creek, TO be re-suryeyed INTO
lots, the uheS OF which shall conform as near rs
may be TO the lines of the survey formerly made bv
pert u Ellis, and shall cause certified plats
theIeui 70 DO returned as provided by law in the
case OF othef surveys Of the public domain and
Av s.4l thef lpon 10 Il 10 dispose of the same
as otaer paUne lands are disposed of, saving 10
every person who upon the pass 70 of this act NAV
70 " possession OF any part of said lands. and
shau ave made improvements thereon, as pro-
Nlea under the presumption laws Of the United
states, the rlght 10 purchase any lots so improved
lying contiguous 10 each other, and not exceeding
IA lhe aggregate eighty acres, upon making y oof
Oh suoh possession and Improvements, and paving
ior sueh lots the sum of one dollar and twenty-aye
cents per acre, within SIX months after public no.
tloe shaii be gwen of the time and place for maxi
rug such p oof aud payment
Sec 1. HID b q further enacted That the
commissioner OF the general and office shall cause
the military reserve Of Fort Crawford in the conn
~ OF Crawford, in the same State, to be surveyed
and disposed OF IN the manner prescribed in the
INST ana second sections of this act for the dspos
ton Of the Fort Howard Reserve.
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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BOOK BINDING

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Such as Ledgers, Journals, Town and Probate Rec
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NJ. @. BoGUE.
JAMES ID, BUTLER. 20
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

Mate OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, IS, The Probate Court for the dis
triot of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
Andrews, late Of Middletown in said district, de-
ceased, intestate, GRFyTISG
The administrator of the said deceased, having
represented that il will be necessary to sell ali
the real estate. OF said deceased, for the paw
t tnent OF the debts and expenses of admins
Gatloh' mas made application to said Probate
by the authority of the State of Vermont, Won
are hereby notified to appear before said Court at
the Probate ofice in Rutland, in said district
show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted
Dated at Rutland, in said district. this 18th sav
OF September, A. ID. 1868.
SO JAMES RpoxyN p;.
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE-T

[ COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE. The
- undersigned having been appointed by the
non PROBATE Court for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust III
claims ana demands Of all persons against Daniel
L. Gould, late OF Pittsford, in said District
deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet iof the purpose oil examining and Low.
ID Butler, IN Pittsford on the first Tuesdays of
october and February next, from one O'Clock until
four O'Clock p. NJ each Of said days, and that six
months from the I'd day OF September, A. ID. 1863
Is the time limited by said Court Tor said creditors
to present their said claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated Pittsfcrd, VT, this Sd day of September,
A ID. 1868.
NJ, @. BoGUE.
3S JAMES d, BUTLER. oomrs'
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HOUSE, Boston

4 = Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
United States; is centrally located. and easy Of
access from all the routes of travel. Itcontains
for the comfort an aceomm odaton of the travelling
public. The sleeping rooms are large and well
ventilated; the suites of rooms are well arraged.
and completely furnished for families and large
raveiilng parties, and the house will continue to
ODE kept first class hotel in every respect.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor
Boston, Jan. 1863 6.-plv inside
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of
- Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the

District of Rutland. - ~
10 all persons interested in the estate of John
L. Perry, late of ohttenden, in said district. de-
ceased, intestate Gppyr,>o.
Inc administrator of said deceased, having rep
resented that it will be necessary 10 sell ali tie
real estate OF said deceased, for the payment of
the debts and expenses of administration, has
made application TO said Probate Court for license
to make such sale. Therefore
By the authority of the State of Vermont. Won
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said
district, on the third Tuesday of October, A. d.
1908, to show cause, if any you have, why said
license should not be granted
dated at Rutland. in said district, this 2!st day
OF September, A. d. 1868.
8 JAMES BROWN pao;s+or
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

DIX: THOMPSON having awaited himself Of a
late discovery whereby teeth can be EXTRACTED
without the least pain, injury to the most del-
icate constitution, calls especial attention to this
department of dentistry, in Which all pain and
oread OF having teeth extracted is entirely re-
moved.
Work in every department of the profession ex-
eeuted in the best STYLE and warranted. Especial
attention given to vulcanite work
Office over the Drug Store, Poultney, VT.
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CARD. - MUSICALE G.

- TASKER takes pleasure in returning his
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage which has been bestowed upon him in
the several towns Of Rutland County, where he
mas peen engaged In teaching for the past few
months-and having given entire satisfaction al
ne believes-he confidently asks for continuation
of the public favor.
As he designs giving continuous lessons in this
county, and as his whole time will be devoted to
his profession, it will make no difference when his
pupils enter into his class, and additions can be-
made at any time. A few more scholars would
be gladly received for the fall and winter terms.
ana from ms experience, and success heretofore he
feels warranted in the belief that he cal rive fn
satisfaction to pupils and patrons.
10 Pianos tuned and repaired at the usual rates.
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