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The New York herald., 1863-10-10
NEW YORK aBRAIn SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1863
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Judge ba'oair saio " ras nos ms if<tce 70 'snS
wsc rom ,be jay, and wlbou, ooosAiation with
Ass brthFan ssnd District Attorney lie had exam
esA Tho very carefully and submitted 20 The
ashsr judges There was Dat one witness uawronee)
who testified that accosed the person whe threw
tho tbs deceased lte w,incs Ray "a boyl
Hned that accused was he and the likeness
a ,hoso men tEeIaser Lamb and Butney) At the
bar yea,erdsy--and al sad 70 be mplicated--was sc
strong that act have satisfied she tha, il
alaost impossible ~ distinguish from the other,
eloe .hGir uersorai idsu'i;y. The Court would
ass tbe PoDbe prosecutor what verdict hc would
AsA toi
Mr.. sarpes, Assistant District Attorney said thai
dufUg The o the trial thero had exploded
~ the persecution mine ci crime cDmmitbed during
shnss fearful riots II had Crested much excemcnt on
Nhe pusic mind, aSd he ,Nr. Sarven) bad deemed II his
anty 70 ce perey cain ana collected wte the iesti.
oouy both Tor toe prosecuSon and defence being
cenvered W the Court and nry this necessarily his
oaty IN order W Geo clsr could Ne made out hy
~ proeecuttou While he thought THAI Lawrence tthe
1F4ncpai witness Tor Tse proscut!anI WIS uer!ecty
Aoneet yet he he DISTRICT Attorney did hesitate
ny ehat considering tho testimony OF The other witnesss
- should 0ot be justified asking from The jury
0c1 o. any KIND, much ess verdict OF guilty OF murder.
1he juhge said that after careful examination of tbs
SeehnnRy and constellation the other judges he
soud not chnrge the 20 find the prisoner guilty OF
4.Sne which might soad him o the gallows TO the
0Ato Prison for life, the Court wnaio therefore direct
vor0aet or ',not guilty.
Tho u ors ihon without esvag their seats acquitted
Ne accused, who dischargcd.
The prisoners wife friends were In court and
0anifesed much delight ut hts release.
~. Sarven, Assistant District Attorney announced
chat be wond Be ready proceed with the
- We other men charged with the offence Mon
aAy next The c,aTt was then adjourned TO that day.
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CRY nMEttCIAL REpORr.

FHTtV, UcI F--b j. NJ
ksns.--fc,s were inquired ror at ,lc. 7A.c. sbd
pearls si -. sae~ 20 bbis.
BAos AM BAcone were quoted Al Is &c. zoe, asd
l3i.c = lee. with very moderate inquiry.
Bsw~n was demand af 4tc. a 4sc. Tor wes,orn
yellow.
BsSAnsrtryh There var in.rs..c artivl,y IN tho r,.Y
market today. spa pr''s we're To- ibc par bbl si
or ipfueucod Nv Nh rise sold and sterling ssbsnge Tho
days rccepts rertt i:,lo bois rbs days sales co,a
prssd 1880 hbls state and wse.n Zoo bb Southern
as 100 co.. csa-d.sn Hy~ aons was in demand go
cbls. ehanrcd hsBcs nj qa';stons. Corn sneel ~Ss
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DAw wSBRoNERs' TiOBsTs wAsTED-AT 70 Buwas
Il ryup stairs. pay uiDtr thAs any N~w vow
for tcksis OF D,sMosct Nstlhca JeueiY, 6,ssa -
pssdA ClssAinA. ~ a ~ " stsseah vAx,e~
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AIsCELLAREOUs.

(!ORN6. BuN1ONs Rad NAILS, tC CUnBO by
- using Dr. Rices Annihator By matt 90 cents. Corns,
Bunions. Inverted Nails, Ac cured without pain by
r. CK sHrreon Chfrepodss best and cheapest operator
IN he.ciy. Once IS Bowery, over Ctzeus' Bank
nlvORCEs CAN BE OBTAINED IN ANOTHER
- STATE fvr desiring without the
change of residence. Satisfactory information will b~
given by addressing boz oe2o Post oniee New York.
.DELLHAM FARM PIPPyN APPLES FOR sALg-As
presents, IN boxes barrels half barrels will ksep
nine men!ns aeroad. Apply to NJ. A. j. LYNCH corner
Jay and Washington 1rees.
yCROLL SAVING AND TURNING SHOP AT 81 ANN
~ srcet-Anskinis Of Tnrnrv DONE Fence and tiatc
Post Ornaments saved Brackets for houses and
al Work also depot Of M.ads raient Self ding Hoap h
Established May J. is.N JOHN W. MEAD A co.
yTyANTEp-A FLAMING rONerEIyG AND GRoov.
w ing Machine that will plane st least twentytwo
inches Wide and four inches thick Address fu par.
ucnkrs, ). q. N, frNnoh's Hotel, New York.
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nURNuANs FURNITURE EMPRESS OvFfCR, Ne
- w.a ksvenh street. between Fifh and sssth
Pianos mirrovs paintngs, Ae. oosed AMI shipI 81 10
parts tss oh Covered fov renewing Far Asu
V sni frsm counyIy, rsisiWe soreA
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SPECIAL HOTICEs.

49, a1.
EuNERAL OF lltrgNARr BROWN. Op rmE
y seysnh nssTsns --iieaaquar,ers. Go. X. seven,h
usion The memser Of this cOmeny viii assemble q, he
H,mory ,e ai with white .oves on ss'arday Oct
eonrss sS,enan Minor BrS~n Of the eoe Sndres iSr %s
aud Twrny 10 rth N r. ". wao ie at Getty ysbrg Juy 2
regiment and the msmScrs End egmsnbsrs o, bc One
Hendwd and Twenty fourth ~ Y " ereby respectful
unifcrm; Il. X. ROolsRs. Captain Commanding Go. X.
CIV CLIFTON. firs' Sergeant
MASONIC RoTICE.-rHx MEMBERS Ov MUM
tu Lodge No 49, r and A. ~, arc hereby summoned to
h, nj ,b,ir rooms ii i,vsan srae % "a, ",sr % os
O'Clock ~ t6r the purpos. Of paving Tho les, iosrn of
. WI BxnRETT Nssier. NaN
MARINE s0ctsrv or NEW YoRx.-A aE0,LAR
In a.arsery me Ting of The hAriAe OF New York
The ntrj States Hotel n Fulton arc Warr streets
run''dA ''snAan"s q meresT' an !; sssslys,
aosSrs TissnAs. ssnrrisry 80 ''''''"'
NOTICE IS HEREBY gTvEN-rHAr TIE ANNUAL
~ ceo.cn for !h,,ssn directors Convey tr,ani and
company fesn,h street Broosiyn, The i9lh day Of o.
s.s .os s..sn' o 1hS y will s' SS'S e6Wsb, wv = ~
IN uon,d aeains, negotiating the following bonds
Nav % sa 10 3 ,e u s - hsyinS seen lss In he mail
shsIs who may he offered Of these numbers arc 10
quca.sd TO give no'cc 10 'ho paFk Bank.
fINBE NATIONAL rREEDnENs' aBLgEr AsSoUrA.
street Sunday evening At 7x ocsck The csus. Of ts
ffetencr wilt be presented By Rev q X. Iay
'Ary Of the a.-ocaIon and Rev Kaoch pastor OF tho
church. Al are inNied 10 at,end.
MAITsRS PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT Asso.
" chlon .Ihe, regular mor!hy i.cstng " The above
A n,ssa,es vi & 70 h'i 10 1sseSna sesm.ns Arocy
n requested 10 attend vi ll ~ 10
carry oas he association successfully, ~ order q the pc-
yomr Brr,r. seGetary.
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,,o.x orrICEs.

Ar57-SsSri LtBBRsLLy ADVANCED ON DtA-
n uorl. walctos Jeselgr. Silver Warc, PaDSs Siks-
QUA r.iois A. " ve sane ought for cash y dearee
iocre than auv oher pefson hts cfy for SBbF...
iioke. tor he above arttAe- Appy ~ ~ Bee ter sas
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Rrookiyn City Polittcs.

The Republican mon Assembly corvcn,iors met last
sveD,ug w nominate candidates The First, second aud
Third dsriets adjourned without agecng upon auy pom
asecrs In the Seventh district Jacob Worth vas nom
Gated
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Rhs E@SrrSt Divorce CSse--A ppI Gion
for SegWesGratOrs.
spr1BIoR CoCRr

OOs SCatser;ie NJ Sinclair, formerly Foyyey, rs I'd
~ta Forrest "A motion msde yesterday for the sp
continent Of scquestrssos sequesrate the defendant
pssoral eetnc and the rens ana profits OF hs
% paw arrears OF Rlnony. Decision reserved. Messre
pAarcs 0Ionor and keon Chase for ps'ntn srd Messrs
SnAe Van Bren and jane: d Brady for tue defendant
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TIE JULY RIOTS.

AeqettsaI Og EeCaIiister, Charged wit N
shs Murder OF Williams, the Cclcycss
Mar, An Leroy street..
CoUsT or OYER AVID rERniN@.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.
oss. o--fAs People John AsCaii,sier --fhs ease,
. "-7"v from YESTERDAY resuncd. -
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MATCHES. Jrw EL,.Y. &C.

WATChEs, I'M w tlsIxt. AkGe
(NAsH PAID FOR DIAMOND JEwgLRY AND INDIA
- Camel Hair shAvs. Loans ncso,Aisd vauatons
rarsies waited upon if des rel
B.w. THUMB. Diamond ssoter. 5ls Or adway
CAf,ifoRN DIAMONDS, sEr IN SOLID iscAnlr
~ kod-eo closely rssnto tre real sree az to dee iva
ssi studs S. 70 tio; Earrine- ., TO sa Iscaise.s,
C'sFfsa btacnlt Ac AL oi tho most elaborate lssst
styies fent express cr matt on receipt " the cash
Vrisinal L. JAtUbS, sof rroadway.
TUJD PLATED AND COMPOSITION WATCHES
nme So TO t2, Also criebss,ed Conpos uon
CHAINS tth.y the srlcla "a % to sos
ysiprrss or mail on rec rec q O ,be .s.h .,-,,
-. DIAMOND BROKER,
40 Broadway Watebs- aud Jeselss Ooaghl Advances
Dismobds sad Wstcocs.
lNArrHss wArCHBa. wIrCHRs A LARaR LOr
w Of new and second hand uoid sud Silver Watches.
ws.s.s sIs 70 sS slI,sr do. Is 20 a., pos .Sss
isksn IN sschange f'-y vsr5 -od hyue varran ted
for tao Years original a. JACOBS, w Broadway.
roo LATE FOR QUALIFICATION,
Ao""'S' 'N"' Or. coLros
''''''' FiTsf GtaSo gSHIpIrtos
fer TIE sessos, Of ,he
NITROUS OXIDE . -
~. cooyru ,.sr,rr,p LAUGHING GAS
TvEsDhY FVEvfNu OF 4,
HixrY GALLONS wni be made and a ADMINISTERED
TN tJ,yB SENiAtAEN
WV nssls the oas. the formerly being srsr
D. 8. wlitasasor 70 ds.sns As patronage of ,hs .mo
us srs,,sstc effects q N. "a. WI b. erpMinsd,
1'etss ssnn pVop opsa "a, " so@mssss ~ t7k
ecio<h
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

FREDERIoK, Md, July 10, 1868.
Dear Waterman After waiting for orders
in Washington three weeks; after almost
dying of WEAKNESS in the meantime, | was
delighted to get word that was TO 60 to the
front. First to Baltimore. On reaching this
place learned that the Commission had
thoroughly equipped three two horse teams
that they destined for the extreme front"
and that we were to 60 in the night. The
distance from Baltimore to South Mountain
via Frederick is sixty-four miles. BY ten
o'clock we were off. Our equipments were
new, horses young and sound. Our loads
consisted OF bandages, lint, stockings, shirts,
blankets. wines, medicines, etc. Our route
was through settled country, over hills and
through pleasant Wales Vegetation from the
recent heavy rains, was in its glory.
All through the long night VIC plodded our
slow and weary way. The horse upon which
/ was mounted seemed delighted with the
prospects, and danced at sight of moving
shadows | often pressed forward to see if
the way was clear as there was some danger
of our being captured by some stroling band
Of guerrillas.
We rested often and fed our reeking horses.
for the night was very warm. We often met
and conversed with people OF secession sym
pathies, but they always seemed dissatisfied
with our replies. They did lack verecity.-
We reached Frederick on the afternoon OF the
following day in quite good spirits. Our trip
was fify-two miles | was sixteen hours in
the saddle, and this morning, even after re-
freshing nights sleep do not feel like making
any attempts at being active. In an hour we
shall be on our way to South Mountain,
whore are Meade's headquarters. A fight is
expected to-day and our supplies will be
needed. This is an instance only of the ex-
ertions the Commission is making for the care
Of our sick and wounded. There is quite
force Of troops here. More anon.
EARNEST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

gering look. fingered under the locust trees,
and before the sun was high was on my re-
turn TO the city.
There is an Undesirable sancity hanging
over Mount Vernon. All nature seems to
know that great man rests here. Two little
birds are rearing their young in Weshington's
tomb. Little they seek of the sleeping hero,
but blithly sing and futter in the arbor vitae,
and make the grave cheerful with their song.
The shy quail and rabbit are even here, and
disappear at the approach Of human feet.
Good bye Mount Vernon. Thou hast given
me peace. | go from thy cooling shadows
with better spirit and more peaceful mind.
think Of Washington and pray that the
same inspiration which fred the heart of the
great lover Of liberty may inspire the whole
American people. And here is the end Of my
holiday letter, written in the grass with a
pencil. EARNEST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

A correspondent of the New York Times,
writing from Norfolk last Sunday, says Lieut..
A. J.. Sanborn, Of Co. b, I'd U. s. colored
volunteers, while marching with his company
down the street. was insulted by a well-known
citizen and secessionis., DR.. ID. A. Wetmore,
who on being arrested by the Lieut.. shot
him dead. DR.. Wetmore vas Immediately
taken by the Provost guard, and put in con-
inement. Lieut. Sanborn was Vermonter,
formerly employed in the Quartermaster's de-
partment at Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
HRADQUAHTuRs LIST VERMONT CAVALRY,
R,onshorc' luly 10Th lSG3

Mr.. Editor IL send you a list Of the kill.
ed wounded and missing in company c, Yer
mont cavalry since our regiment crossed into
Maryland, July Sd, near Gettysburg, Pa, on
our left. 1t. P. c. J. Cheney, wounded in
bowels, in hospital, doing well)
Private Joel J. Smith, killed VIM. p
Mason, right arm amputated, in hospital
(doing well y G.. G.. Smith, John Bancroft
Gilbert L. Fisk, Randall l.. Hall, Malon Nor
ris, T. C. Ward, NJ. II. Stone, missing.
July 9th, at Hagerstown, Md, Sergeant
Daniel j. HILL wounded and missing Ser
geant X Stiles, Corporal David z. Freeman,
Private De Forrest l.. Lewis, missing.
July Sth, Near Boonsboro' Md, Corporal
Marcus NJ Rice, Private Thomas S. May,
missing, Jas. T. Reed, wounded, in hospital,
(slightly.)
Those killed, wounded and missing, were
lost in charge made by the I'd battalion in
command of Major Wells ; it was at this time
that Brig. Gen. Farnsworth, commanding LIST
brigade Kilpartrick's division, was killed.
Perhaps many reported missing may return.
1t. Col. Preston is in command of the regi-
ment. Yours,
WILLIAMS.
In addition to the casualties already report
ed, we have the following in letter of the
10th, from Philander A. Preston, Co. C, to
mis- wife.
Phlander A. Preston, Co. c, slightly in
the shoulder.
Samuel Preston, formerly of Montpelier,
Co. G, missing probably prisoner unhurt
Capt. Woodward, Co. NJ. killed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
Our Arntp Correspondence.
CASUALTIES IN VERMONT CAVALRY
JULY 2.
HE1
uNoFFIoIALl


Company being oarbne company were dsmount
ed az administers along the line and lost none.
Co b -Supposed TO be killed, Sergeant Orvis Bee
man Prvatea WIN. o. Spoor, Jas. NJ. Lake aud o T
Bgelow. Missing, Sergeants Samuel Uhord and HI
mon y. Hull, Private John Smith. Wounded Franz
Kinney. -
Co. C.-LieutenAnt Cheney and private VIM 7. Ma
son, wounded severely missing g.
Go. D.-Killed, SyIvanus Lund
Co E--CAptain o. 4. Cushman. missing Sergeant
Bailey Major Gould and Frank Gould, wounded mis-
sing 2
Co F-Corporal douglass Edmonds, wounded and a
prisoner. Loren NJ. Bingham, missing.
Co G.-sergeant Vandeflip and nine others missing
Co H-John Sulhan, George L. Knights, killed -
Sergeant Morgan, wounded in arm Corporal Gordon,
in the shoulder; Corporal James Stone 10 hip Cor
porAl James O'Rey in arm VIM. Crandal, wounded
Sergeant Emmett Mather and seven others. John Nc
Intie and Darwin Esmes known to be wounded sew
ereiy and to be prisoners.
co I-Ch,uncy Thurston missing
90 KAN right
Co. L.--Capi6in Parsons. slightly wounded Geotgt
Brownell killed. Corporal I'm Spcrrny, wounded, let
amputatcd, J. A. Fobes + J. woleou Sergeant Geo
H. Duncan and two others are wounded and missing
Co. M--Thomas Mcclure, wounded in hip.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
SEMINAL WEAKNESS

Dr. d. devotes great part OF his time To the treatment
ofhose cases caused BY secret and solitary habit whct
ruins the body and mind uniting the unfortunate in
uvduAl TOT business society. Some Of the sad ant
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth ar,
Weakness Of the Bvck and Limbs Dizziness OF the head
Dimness OF sight Palpitaon Of the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness, arrangement Of the digestive functions
symptoms Of Consumption, &c. The fealfa effects or
the mind are much to be dreaded loss OF memory con
fusion OF IDEAS depression Of spirits evil forebodings
aversion Of society," sefdisust timdity, &c. amone
the evils produced Such persons should, before con
tempauug matrimony consult physician Of experience
ana oe al once restored % health aud happiness.
fauents VINO wish to remain under DR.. Dows treat.
ment few days or weeks will be furnished Oh plea.
SAINT rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent 10 all parts Of the country with full
directions for use on receiving description your cases
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes warrant
ed ,heroest preventative Order by mail Three for 81
and red stamp. 4SO6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
A VISIT TO GEN. MEADE'S ARMY.
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1868
DEAR WAToHMAN:


DEAR WAToHMAN:
Ny pen has been idle simply for the reason
that your paper has contained fuller and bet
ter accounts Of our affairs than could furn-
ish. was getting tired of Washington
was growing impatient for something to han
pen in which | could be an actor. The day
came at last, and | obeyed orders: Report
at Baltimore" On the 9Th | reached that
city and found the Agent of the U. S. SAM
tary Commission had loaded and ready for
departure, several wagons to meet the ext
gencies OF the coming battle. The borses
were fresh, well-harnessed, and painting for an
advance. A good saddle-horse had been nro.
vided for my own use, and with eyerytbing
in complete order, we set out for Frede,icL
at 10 o'clock at night. The wagon master =
name being Ferry, we considered the auspices
favorable for a safe journey. Oars was a "a.
lief train, our stores consisting of lint, ban
dages. wines and other valuable articles
the contribution of our Northern mo,hers
The moon soon came up and cheered our
way. The breezes swept through the valley,
laden with the fragrance of ripenng fields o
wheat and rye. The shadows nestled nd re-
treated among the elms, as we pushed righl
onward. The scenery was remarkably fine
The recent rains had quickened the pulse o
Nature and in the half dreamy state of IN,
Imagination | thought | could almost hear m,
pnlsaIions. When morning dawned, we rest
ID awhile-while noting the prospects, wa,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
HELMROLn,S ROSE WASH


An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of aSyphure Nature
and a. an injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
arising from habits Of dissipation used in connection
with the Extracts Buehu and sArsapAriA in such dis
eases a recommended
Evidence OF the most responsible aud reliable ebarAe
ter will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES.
From eight to twenty years standing with names known
to SCIENCE AND FAVE
For Medical Properties Of Buchu, see Dispensaory Of
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable work on the Practice
Of Ply sic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. Physie.
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR. Ephram Mcdowell a ces.
braied Physician, aud Member n the Royal College ~
Surgeons Island, and published in the Transactions
Of the King and Queens Journal
See Medico Cirmgical Review published by Benj,min
lravers Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most ofthe late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BucHu, 81 90 PER BOTTLE on SIX ron s. %.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA, 81 90 PRR BroTLR ON
PoR s. o. IMPROVED Ross WASH. so FER BOTTLE OR
TX PoR SO so
Or hafa dozen Of each for Sl2 90 which vii be sufficient
cure the most obstinate cases. II directions are ad-
heTtd to.
Delivered tic any address, securely packed from obse-
yation
" Describe symptoms in all communications. Cures
guaranteed Advice gratis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
III IGHdL ILL., ! IMPORTANT Il. TO FEMALES

and Surgeon, No n o Rndicott Street. Boston
Is consulted daily for all diseases incident to
the female system. Prolapsus Uteri,or falling Of
the womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon new
pathological principles, and speedy relief guaranteed In
few days SO invariably certain is the new node Of
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under it,
ana Tue afflicted person reoices perfect health
Df 10" has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases OF women and children than any phy
clan ia Boston ~
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
TO stay N Boston few days under his treatment
NJ, Dow" shee 1910, having confined his whole atten-
ton TO office practice for the cule Of Private Diseases
ana Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
hey will not be answered -
pmce Hours from \ ors