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NV YORK Oct. {

NV IUNA VlL- o
The steamer Fulton, from Charleston Bar.
afternoon Of the Sd, arrived this morning.
The rebel steamer Diamond was captured
while trying to run the blockade Of Savan-
nah. she had a valuable cargo of saltpetre
and liquors from Nassau.
Nothing new from Chattanooga.
Morris Island letter of the 50th ult., to
the Tribune says that our army Is actively at
work but the navy is passive. j semi-cir-
Gle of batteries have been erected on Morris
Island and viii soon be opened on the rebels
Satisfactory experiments have been made with
greek FIRE shells, and they viii soon be intro
duced 10 the rene we'd attention the of rebels
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The gunboat Kerney arrived at Havana
from hey West last night. She reports the
gunboat Tioga took into Key West rebel
steamer Herald, with go bales Of cotton and
agents Of a new rebel company. with a CAPT
tai Of 1900 600 for blockade running. on
board. The Herald was the first vessel Of the
new company
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

winch u 3 managed, and the cheapuess and super
"IltN 81 the hight has gained lnr % the favorable
" =nlon o. those acquainted with it, merits Tho
machine takes mp but little room mo- disa -reeahIv
DOOR ls experienced IN it, use no fire j. applied O.
e apparatus al all DO can be attached o. ordinary
"a pipes used for coal gas. ami i- burned through
The same kind of fixtures.
These Machines are mauufactureI nv the Bur
lngton Automatic 6as Light CO. and NAV BE- seen
lu operation and for sale az the store Of e. : BLOB
GIT Co. College Street Burlington. VI
FOR further particulars address
p. T. SWEET. sr--esa-p.
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ERESH SALMON in cans a.
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s63. LAKE, CHAMPLAIN. is6
Summer Arrangement.


The new and splendid steamers Of the
1 hamplain Transportation Company,
UHiiea States, Capt. VIM Anderson,
Caaada Capt. Vim. II. Flag,
america, Capt Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
o VIII run as follows until further notice
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The Times Washington dispatch saws
Gen. Lee Is entrenchinc ms position bv
throwing NJ works at every one Of the fords
of the Rapidan.-At Racoon, Summerville
and Robinson lords, rife-pits command the
approaches
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NV YoRK. Oct ]

The indianapolis Journal states that
Is, 900 troops are 10 be sent forward imme
diately from that place. The detachment
which returned from the Indian expedition
are expected TO make upa part Of this force.
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NV YnRK OCT

Late advices from San Domingo,
via Turks Island, bring interesting
PARTICULAR Of late battles fought there.
where the people who have risen against
their Spanish masters have defeated them
with great slaughter.
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NKw York, Oct.

The steamship Cosmopolitan, from Hilton
Head, on the morning Of the % inst. at 9
O'Clock, arrived this morning, with 220 sick
and wounded soldiers from Morris Island and
Beaufort. N &.
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DRAkE-S PATENT
Automatic Gas Machine.

THlS machine. which
Il ha, been IN constant
use for more than W.
YEAR, Is now ackunw
legged o. he the most con-
venient. simple. and err
cient method of lighting
buildings Of all kinds.
out Of regular gsts works
ever brought O. public
notice
The simplicity ofthc APP
paratus .itsentire freed m
from danger hy eNnlu-
sion. the little attention
required the ease with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

II IT'-7 7-IITTF = - NTT-
Major Gen. Schenck arrived here this
evening on a ten days leave of absence. He
left zen Tyler temporarily in charge of the
Maryland Department There is no founda-
ton for the report of his removal.
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The political news to-day by the CITY Of
London from Liverpool Is unimPortant The
Confederate loan relapsed % 80 . di--
count under the Jura' : news.
Russia continues warlike preparations.
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GOING NORTH

GOING NORTH
DAY LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily CSun-
IRON. aAiieaan days excepted, az lo5l a. NJ 81,
10. 90 4. NJ. upon arrival Of the Cars from
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burlington az
AS P NJ, and Rouses Point at So p VI, making
direct connection with the Car for O-deusbur the
same evening. arriving at Montreal at I0.}l 2 N.
NIGHT LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily, ga
$40 p. VI. turdays and sundays excepted
at s.45 P NJ, upon arrival or the Trains from New
York and buffalo and Suspension Bridge the same
day. reaching Burlington az a.}l VI, and Platte
bur-h at 3, 81 A M,-oonnectIns az each place with
Trains arriving AT Montreal 81 ,ij ~ and odeis-
GOING S1UTH.
DAY LINE Leave Rouse's Point Daily, al
Prom Burlington. A N, except Sundays, tand
1880 A. VI. SPlattsburg at A ~ on arrival
Of Train from Montreal via VI. Canada Railroad,
connecting with Boat al Burlington az iu..li a 81,
connecting az Ilconderuga at A. with Lake 1eor-e
Boat. reach Whitehall az - 81. IN season Tor the
Train connecting az Troy and Albany with splendid
Steamers on the Hudson River ana Win
yigtf Erprs,s Tram 20 ne Nest
NIGHT LINZ. Leave Rouses Point Daily
9.45 p. VI. Except Saturday aud SUNDAY
on arrival ~ Train from Montreal and o-rlensnurh
arriving az Burlington at $3.50 D. d, and reaching
reaching New York az 1870 n. auc only Line con
meeting with the Hudson River Day Boat from Al
hauy. at A 81, reaching New Crk AZ p n. and
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge al rN
All the lines eaoh way will he run via Port Kent
- Bv III. arrangement two daily lines are
lNiA4tA talll WY aAAl''I'aA-l
OF pleasure or business men o. ~ and return same
DAY between different points on the lake
Passengers by taking the steamboat Line vii
avoid the annoyance of dust and impure ar ot Car
during the heat OF the dav-wil make close c1unec-
ncctnus with all the Trains NJ tine different Roads
on the passage between Whitehall and Rouse
Point viii have extensive view uf the beautiful
Scenery Of the Lake-the AdirUn1acks oi View OH,
and the Green Mountains of fermaut-WlA pass
near o. the old forts OF Crown Point and llcou-
dero-a the Islands and many other points Of inter-
est and celebrity the history ui te last war Al
the latter place passengers o. and from Lake GEORGE
land. and pass through that beautiful Lakc daily
---- --.- --.--- ------.- -------. ~
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FARTHER PoINI. Oct
The steamship Bohemian from Liverpool
for Quebec has arrived. News ANTICIPATED.
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To SPORTSNIEN.

Pine DOG rf WtHsaSrF. Iaflf~
y and Siu-Ie barrel Shot uua-
kinds dc. az .....r-
June o. l-63
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HALIFAX. Oct. !.
The Esropa arrived here at 30 this
morning and will sail for Boston about noon.
The weather IL fine
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no! FOR THE WEST.
CHE4p TR4TELLIYG
Vermont Central Line.
AND
Grand Trunk R6iIiCGy,
FoE
Detroit. Chicago. and all Points West.
FIRE FIRST CL.FSS.

Burlington o. Detroit, all Tail.-...----.-;i4.
90 chicago ---------- sl-.l7.
Chicago, Rail and Water $40
lad all Points Hssf iH Hfs proportion
Two Express Trains leave burlington daily 355
A. H.. 3-si q. n. only ~ hour o. Detroit and ls
hour o. Chicago. Baggage checked through.
P s American money taken al Par for Meals and
Berths on the Grand Trunk Railway IT, Canada
Through Tickets can he procured at al stations
on the Vt Central Line, also 90
a. y. bRURN, Agent.
Ne. American Hotel
burlington, W.
J.. MILLS. Geu Ak. Eo-tau.
July ttA. daw,mos
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N-ITT- :" IT-7IIU0I- =
o-u s. nRUBY. Darlington
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W. have just returned from New YORK. with q
w new Stock oi Pine JeWelrT- onyx Euamcled
and todd Pins Ear Ring Sleeve Buttons Chains.
beautiful Solitaire or Monogram Cuff Buttons. tine
Gold Bracelets. American. English and Swis-
Natche- boz GOLD and silver Cases az reduced prices
Reticulcs Purse. Napkin King Rubber. Gold ami
other Chains O. fine stock Of told Pens from the
best makers. and many other 0o'd- which will be
sold 90 as low price, goods oi tine quality can Boz
had fUr anywhere. 4 full stock oi N.lIH Silver
Ware and uf Plated GDul-. 90
ERINSMAIu'> uld Stand. Church ST.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

OYER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single failure when
taken directed. and without the least injury Oh
health IN any case u 10 is put up In bottles oi
three different strengths. with full directions fr
using, and sent by express. closely sealed, o. all
parts of the country
PRIcEs-Fuli strength. SO. half strength. g..
quarter strength. 8 per bottle.
q Remember This medicine is designed cx-
pressly for obstinate case which an other reneie
Of the kind have failed o. cure also that u s vaI-
rante4 represented u every respect Ur the price
viii be refunded q Beware Of limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly of Ig. NJ. rr
AZ his Office Prepared and sold only az pr. Natti-
sons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No.
p Union Street, Providence. r. ].
r This speciality emrraces all diseases Of a.pri-
vate nature both OF men ana women, 10y a regular
" educated physician Of twenty YEAR practice
giving them his whole attention.
~ Consultations by letter or otherwise are
strictly confidential, and medicine will be sent by
express secure from observation. 10 all parts Of the
United States. Also, accommodation for Ladies
from abroad wishing for secure and quiet Retreat
and good care until restored o. health
CAUTION. has been esteemed that over two
hundred Thousand dollars are paid u swlndlng
quacks annually, IN New England alone, without
any beneaf TO those who pay IT, All tins comes from
trusting, trifh0uf inquiry, O. men who are alike de-
titute Of honor character or skill. whose only
COMMUNICATION l. their own false and extrara.-aut
asserfions in praise Of themselves. II, therefore,
you would Guoid beiHg hHnbsggea, take no mans
word. matter mai has prsfensi0us are, hut MAXI
INQUIRY lit viii cost you nothing. and may save
YOU many regrets; for. advertising physicians
in nine out Of ten bogus, there d no safe
~ in trusting any Of them, unless you know hrao
~ Dr. n will send free. ny enclosing one stamp
a. above. pamphlet on DISEASES or MoNAS. and
Britafe diseases generally, giving full information,
with the most undouoted references and testlmo-
mails, without which, DO advertising physician OF
medicine Of this kind Is deserving any confidence
lrhafeusT-
~ Orders by mail promptly attended 20. Write
your address PLAINLY, ana direct = l'R- NATrlsos,
as above. Mar l--dtwu
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Memoir ~ tho Emharkation o. the sick ami
Y Wounded from The Peninsula of Virginia iu the
Uwwc- of .-f Ami
Austin Elliot .~ a New Novel. by Henry hing
iet. author ". hIFeu-uoe. 90 &c.
Just received and ilr sal, ht
&. %. FRENCH a Co.
Aug
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

DEoDORIZED BENZINE. the hest substitute 10
II use for Turpcnfiue ior sale By
a.. :. BL0pGET-T a coz
Nav iftn
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~ qrlyTIrr or RFrFRryrF,

vii to glves. o. parties iu this vicinity IN whose
needle hy hand. VI 'ie
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S,TANPS 40 GovEEyvEVr RATE, o.
- 4. s. $500
at Merchant, Banh.
Au-. %. l~ii.
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The lg-iovln= 3 an extract from "a desrrfpt-8r. d,
the WHEELER \ WILSON SFNyTNG
MAC tilNE. ~ Applctou's DICTIONARY Of Mel
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NEW YORK. Oct.

The steamer George Washington from New
Orleans Is below probably with later news.
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NV YORK, Oct. 3.
A Memphis letter of the 9th SAYS zen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-09

Two and onc-hali wards of thread i- tho ,,,s-,-
rt4tIed ior o. Aar- o- sewing There D. no limit b.
the number of stitches that NAV b, rltIie lr .,,,-
given time. The driving wheel IS .-rs7rs+.i 49,
ailIt -o as O. make five stitches al each tread FL
that from SIX hundred o. one tbou-.tu. .fit-f. -
minute are readily maize P'-
Tie bearings and friction surfaces arc .l, r--f+
llat J.t prnlr4lu- power required i- merely nom.
maj The rotary huuA. feed, huhbll and other NO.
pr az SUP o. wear are male oi timely teluIereI
steel the other part> of the machine are t.sr,r-,
orlamcntcl, or heavily silver plated
thousands are used by seamstrcsses dressru, le-s
talioi-, manufacturers 90 skirts cloak. rnaUfiIIs
cl"iln- hats caps c1rsets ladies CATERS urnbrel-
a7- tala-ul-- sub AMI linen goods. with cou1rIe-e
success sometimes from one hundred ro tvrI bnr
ufei are u-'a i single mauuiactnrv. The amount
pi sewing tai an OPERATOR fry accomplish dcTsn4s
much upon tIr kIuI ut -cwiu- and her .vr.s-..,.-l
one thousand stitches per minute arc -ea.iit mac
which would Z. rm more than a yard of ssarr ,-i-h
stltrhr. H. riiuIl length Fin. dozen OF .bl-+ ~
lar-. 0i eiN dozen Ui SHIRT ho- are a DAYS NJ
pom straight seams operator with orl. r,a.ti.
viii perform the work Of twenty hy hand m ~
a'era-e one p-"iriAly performs the work III tor
-caru-tle--.-. VI"
TIE Wheeler a Wilson machine il a4,1i.,l.t.
every variety 90 sewing or family wear: FINN ~.
n-htesf mu.llus Co. the heaviest cloth H. ,,,...l.
l,u De- tine iruii 90 the highest inventive -srTr, -
hlned with practical talent Of the first o-5sr ~
principles have been elaborated with a-reat ears
X involves All the essentials required In f,,,u,-
seNln- machine u d simple and thoruusi II, 60
,Iuellph- elegant IN model and finish faei In man
aseinent- easy rapid, and quiet in ops.ratio,- -
reflects ADDITIONAL rr-iit upon American r1.,l -
skill ~ o1'iaiiieal
Als. CONSTANTLY on hand, Needles. Hone. RAID
the ''e'' &C, al
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EREsH LOBSTER 70 ransat
/ PEIRCES
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" I'LL receive pupil, m Piauo-Forte Or-an. and
W Harmony, on Monday, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and Friday Of each week.
Office Bank Block over the Ladies Relief Soris-
% Rooms, where he may he found uIun the above
named DAYS.
NAV ssh 1885, DIR
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ylqif ETrreu T'rain 10 u. We'f


F1T1 % 10T - G1I OH QUO
THRorGH TiCAErs ny tins Line. between the nrin-
cip places iu the Northern States. can be- procured
az the Ticket Offices of the Ea. lrHal-
tumpan1'- Office. American Hotel. Bur .rn-tHn.
II Tracy Agent. f- tOmmis-I ner Street. Montreal
Canhell, lfer % Foot Liberty street. NcW urk.
Cha- Thurman L34 Broadway. New York Union
Depot Troy Sew York uu board Lake Champ plain
Steamer. Ou toari Lake Outa-.. steamer- uu
roai Offices Sea YorE.
E4GG4GE CHEChEI THROUGH
Passenger and Ba--a-e vii. boz transported n.
Cars Co. h.ats frem the lleTa1t- az bur. .u-tIu.
ii Free Hl Charge. -
frui -ht- tiFlu 90 Lowest Rate
Tlu> Do tANFTELn.
GENERA. AGENT.
81 American El.cs. burlington. 3 o.
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FE.M.4LES.
DR.. Mattison', Indian Emmaeosuc.

THIS celebrated Female Medicine
4 possessing virtues unknown Oi
anything else Of the kind and prov
IN. efectual after all Others have
failed, j. prepared from an Indian
plant used by the uafivc- inr the
same purpose from time immemHrial.
and nov for the first time offered O.
O. the public II BE- desi -net fur hUtl
married and single ladies. and Is the
very hest thln- known for the uur-
pose. as 10 will bring on the monthly
Sickness IN case of obstruction from
any cause. and after all other rene
dies Of the kind have been tried n
vain. This may seem incredible.
but II 70 fail IN auy case the money
will be refunded.
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1868
Upper Cabin steamers !
DAILY. BETWEEN
OGDENSB URGH and CLEIELANb,
TOLEDO. DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO,

Leaving OEdensbur.h on the Arrival Of the ErPr'''
Tam from ne Fast calling regularly for Passengers
and Freight, at Alexandria Bay Clay ton Naie iH-
cent and uswego-
Passrugsrs md Fruiiiss HOrfHg Hssf can EN- 'afA
with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &C and lana i'-
-cther without disturbance or Transhipment 40
thcir Port OF destination.
Thssf SfsaBers hare large Cabtas and STATE Rooms
amply and neatly furnished, for First Class faseu-
e-s- and second Cabins with Cook Stoves AMI com
Portable accommodation for Passengers and antilles
who NAV wish O. furnish their Owl prov slons anu
bedding.
No efforts viii be sparel O. maintain the reputa
ton Of this as the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROT p
For through tickets, &c, apply O. 6EoH@E W
SMITH Gers-rl Passenger Agent. Office opposite Che
johnson House. corner Ford AM Patterson St.. u-
densaurzh. y. y. GEo- A EDDY, Agent. uzieu--
uurEu y. y
Through tcket- can he obtained az all the priuc'U
al Railroad Ticket Oaces between Boston ami U--
deusnur-l.
H. y. pRULT Agent
80. American Hotel Book.
mar lI Hayr-rnu- BURLINGTON. st
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Port OF New York. February ~, 1863.
CLEARED.
Steamship Tubl Cain (Br) Bartlett Havana via Nassau
Bark L vannard. Drnkwa.er, Plymouth-Waish, Car
Bark Queen Victoria OBJ. Conway. Dublin-Barclay 4
s4 we s5ssns s sS
Brig Drummond Conway. Aspinwall-Panama Railroad
Brig Atlantic, Black Bsrbados-n TrcwSridee's Sons
Briss Bs Iinscli ssover ElisaSshportd L Hatch
Schr Harvest Queen ,Br), smth, Port au Platt-D De-
selr Russell Nickerson. Now Q5lesps-D D. M MarTsy
SER Golden Eagle: Kelsy; Ws:hnsonTTL kenny s,..,,
se1r D E Sawyer. PsrsOn, waahinstOn-van Bruns
ssI sT ANN AIMS; Sa:s f
seSr eh whit white SS Sea, Liisssed @ Bosen@a Hatch '
sshr &, 2svs psy.es
sehr Grapeshot. SNOW. Boston.
Steamer croon .ao Damont sss,I Bsitmo,e
steamer Thompson. CandiG Perth Amboy
ARRIVED
Steamship Creole. Couch, New Orleans Feb g. and sW
Co. The transport Illinois the bar At
Steamship Potomac Fletcher Baltimore = hours. with
~ with mdss and
passenger. au 70 Il y crouwell Z Co. ,s> 49, ,,.,.
Jan asp WITH sf mdss & . M %.sseT n''0' N' 0u
n o%nd "s Feb s. M snS
Ion 20 While lying 70 In gale rCm M mHw To-: S
ship VIII !hs loss three and
@
with the loss Of Su. the asG lost
foresaii and main.S wanted no assistance
d jan ga ss ID
g. soe M bark GndSn o F T.:
1t q 80 Ion II So Bremen stsamship Hsuss
Ship Charlotte, Cousins, London Jan l6 in ballast. to
BARK Agnes GBrem) semcke Bremen 27 days. with mdse
ana s.p one pas.snser cha: Sins Co. N.
days. to y y Qgsrterma,,e, a, .,.
.: Golden Murray ssi t. asso Ion q passed
5rs Teio diai stnca Lisbon, 20 days in ballast to
coos sa spoke s.a sssT wv
Brig s forsad @ as S.a'e. o
s:S", $;ss: s. :: FRs @
a n Xrey ssSso Trinidad Jan
2s WITH posssss s.s lena. 70 %s.ssr s: or.,n ,
s's sS ana E 'sss
rk F.5 1S sugar. o Rsyy Mayas
Hsrsor % days lays with sugar TO 70 master S 80,
T:ss Ssa'eots River
schr Adele Felicia Eiza6ehpor for Fall River.
ssSr ssSr shH BsSa shs. sassn Or Bersr Se
sSST Gerps p.r4 Ss days
Schr N II Reed Briggs New Bedford.
Sehr Fountain, Davis Fan River.
Schr z Branerd, Hulze Providence
Schr Sarah Elizabeth. smith, New Haven.
Schr Charles Colgate. Appeby, New London.
Schr Tihe E. Anderson, Pourhk keepsle for Dghon.
Schr Dr. Franklin. --, West Point.
Sloop Helen. Babcock, New Bedford.
Sloop Brown, Carr. Providence.
Sloop franklin Avery. New London.
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence.
Steamer PetreL Young, Providcics.
Steamer Ospray, Adrich. Providence.
SAILED
s steamer Mary A Boartman Br steamship Tubai Can,
Havana; steamer Dudley, Buck Newbcrn.
Wind at sunset NE.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
Captain Talbot OF the Steamship st.
Mary.
STEAMSHIP ST. MARY.
NEW YORK HAgBop, Jan. ~, 1853. !

NEw YoRK HARBoR, Jan. ~, 1863
CArIAu wrLLiAa II. TALRoT
DEAR Sf-Ne, the undersigned passengers on board Of
this during happily completed
der command cannot take leave of you without some
have been well reminded OF hv the
judgment exercised BY nn the Guf but there
under your skul guidance beneath the watchfu
overriding Providence have safely This might
well be moment Tor acknowledgment 10 you OF
ihankfuncss, but when add grateful witness
10 your constant courtesy, aud record testimony
that better provided and ship under more
kind officers In every department seas we
feel that much % To
ourselves Accept, therefore Captain Talbot with our ex
preston Of regard the sghi Of which
hand With sincere wishes your prosperity
happiness yours,
Al Hamilton Brs general LIEUT. v; Post, issh reg,
Thos cahili Colonel 9th Lieu, A. ,. Richards sst
rcg,. g. V. rcgt Mass. Vols.
y; X Herbert, A. General James iiowdcn, San Fran.
VIM. L. Burt, Major and A. ciseo.
Charles T. shaw, private sec samuel kiddcrN Hampshire
retary Of Gov. Hamilton. Il. Wyle Merchant.
William Alexander. II. Van Wagner aud family
John Austin stevens Jr John O. Parker 2lst Ind reg
II. q. Ashe, PaymasterUsN u. c. keun Bandfnaster.
J. =. HUI Surgeon MassNols &. VI. Suckney, Mass.
james il. Human, Captain. Jairas + Lines
= 18Th reg, N NJ Vols Chas. Livingston. T. s. ~.
=. steMa,. warren' jos Gerroui, planter.
John W WcMllan Geo. w. Spies.
y \. Jacobs ,,-., Cbas. GOODWIN.
a. Livingston Washburn. Isaac Keen.
Brigader General A. J. HAsiItoN and others
GENrLssFN-tne friendly aud complimentary manner IN
which you have chosen to address yourselves 10
Officers OF ship den ands me an ack nowledgnent
on'h sl9ntane us ana grateful That management OF
M snip has meried your APPRECIATION sufficiently induce
you ~ give public expression coufers tue richest qft
& snoNn 70 We sofmhe happy consccusness Of having
member ~ his ship Phase ~ nv gra efu thanks Tor
~ ngnlshed consideration also Tor the beani N rf
true and iasns irend"hp with nn ssema9sa yea %
peace and happiness, remain, yours truly,
w. III. TALBOT,
Commanding stearE.ir