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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

Town Representatives.


Brandon, George w Parmenter, U
Rutland, 5 NJ Dorr, U, l7S maj
Poultney, a Basu, U
Mendon, c Thornton, U
Clarendon, n } Smith,
Dandy, Levi Jarrett, U
Shrewsbury, II G Gleason. U
WaIIingford, Nm Kent, L
sherburne, Otis Wdlker, U
Mount Holly, J Crowley, U
Castleton, Pitt " Hyde, L
Westhaven, NJ Field.
Fairhaven, c Reed, I
Hubbardton, VIM Balls, L
Jinnouth j 4 Ballard, L
Ira, Willard Ross L
Pittsfeld, L Gibbs, U
ADDISON COUNTY.
Leicester, John bullock, U
Mlddlebury, y II Parker, U, IS maj
Salisbury, q w Burrows, u
Bristol, n Dunsbee, U
New Haven, Ii G Hunt, U
Wey bridge. $ G Coc.,,e 7
Cornwall ..scor Wright, U
"ni'ip e, 7 g Wright, L
cHIrrENDES COUNTY.
Bolton, IL Morse, U, y maj
Burlingtot VIM q Shaw, L, l66 MAJ
Colchester, A c Browneil, Z, 81 maj
Essex, u II Maeombrr, U, A maj
jericho, L Ii Line, U, 1873 maj
Hinesburg, + Miles, Z
Richmond, Robert Towers, U 50 maj
Willston, VIM Miller, U IL maj
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Montpelier, c Reed,
Barre, l T Holden, q
Duxbury, 7 G CIossett, Z
East Montpelier, I Kelton, U
Marshheld, c w Ii Dwlnel, U
NJ ddlesex, W Il McAlistei, U
Waterbury, W W Wells, U
wISDHAM COUNTY.
Brattleboro, d Goodell, U
Rockingham, j ii Williams, U
Vernon, Burrows, U
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Cavendish John F Dean, L
Barnard. Topper, U
Bethel. f W Anderson, Z
Bridgewater, @ Carpenter, Copperhead
Chester, Vim Rounds, U
Hartford, A G Dewey, U
Hartlaud, J COly U
Norwich, q Lewis, U 81 maj
Pomfret, II NJ Bruce, U
Royslton, j Marcy, U
Springfield + Wood, U
Windsor, S G Abbot, U
Woodstock o ? Chandler, U
Plymouth, 1850 Martin, U
Stockbridge. Nelson Gay. U
Rochester, DIR VIM Huntington U
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Swanton, d Dorman, U
st Adams W G smith, U
Highgate, o S Bixford, U
Sheldon, NJ Marsh, U
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Manchester, HOLSTER, u
Rupert, W sherman. U
Dorset, II L Kent, U
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Danville W Stanton. Copperhead, IA ms
st Johnsbury, Gates B Bullard, u
Waterford, r Carpenter, U
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

Remarks-Good butter and cheese scarce and
wanted at quotations Foreign shippers are TAX
ing hold in earnest, and all good lots are taken by
them upon arrival. Now is the time to market
your products, if you would have quick returns
and good prices. Beans active for Government
uses. Hops in good request for shipping. The
market generally is active. Weather cool, -mer-
curry 66 deg. W. s. Nee. & Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
WOULD YOU

Stimulate your Liver, Regulate your Bowels,
cleanse your Stomach, Purity your Blood, Cure
your Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and build up your
system and keep free from disease, take DR..
B0YCES BITTERS.
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
ppt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES CURRENT

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. s. Mcclure & Co.. strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Sept. Sd, as fol-
lows:
BUTTER Is. Iluaiity, N. Y state
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roa RAILROAD
GROSS TIES.
TIE mana us o. the 9u:iilld and Burlington
Ra'lrolI invite PROPOSALS until the LIST of January
next for
$4,000
CHESTNUT, CEDAR AND TAMARACK
CROSS TIES,

To be delivered on the line of said Road, or at
Burlington or Bellows Falls, previous to the LIST
OF May, 1864.
Said Ties to be cut not less than feet long,
form sound timber, hewn or sawed, inches thick,
not less than inch face, Of even thickness, and
sawed or cut square at each end, and to be SO de-
livered that they can readily be loaded upon
cars.
Persons offering proposals for any part or the
whole of the above number, should be particular
to state the number of each kind end the place Of
delivery.
Notice will be given Immediately after the LIST
of January whether proposals are accepted or
not.
Contracts viii be required from persons whose
proposals are accepted. Payment to be made
upon the delivery and inspection Of the ties.
Proposals will also be received for limited
number of Hemlock Ties Of the dimensions given
above.
Any further information may be obtained by
e. quiry Of J. f. stnson, o. Wooster, or ]. E.
Bagley. E. A. CHAPLIN,
Superintendent.
Rutland, Angus. goth, 1868. aug26:d&wsm
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS.

BRYASs PuLMoNIc wAFKRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness.
BRyAN's PuLMoSIc wAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc wAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN's PULMoNlo wAFERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc wAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
JOB MosEs, sole proprietor, 81 Cortlandt street,
New York.
Seld by all Druggists. ie9:d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
Caution to Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc, sup
plying at the same time the Means of Self-Cure.
By one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
siegle copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
l:wly Bedford Kings County, n.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

FURs-Mink and all other kinds sold at highest
market prices.
N. B.-Whol-sale agents for Kentuck's Choice
Old Bourbon Whiskaes
All correspondence and questions eheerfully an
swered.
Yours Respectfully,
w. S. McCLURE& co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
FRANCIS FEM, Pi
Sold by Druggists generally.


CnITEsDEN, VI, Feb. IL, 1868.
MR.. FESS, Sir: l have been troubled
with Dyspepsia for the last twenty years, and I
never found permanent relief till l commenced
using DR.. Boyces Tonic Bitters; and / would
cheerfully recommend them to all similarly affec-
ted. Truly Yours,
febl4 STEPHEN CLARK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXi
ES.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in few days, after undergoing all tho
usual routine and irregular expensive modes o
treatment, without success, considers it his sacre
duty to communicate to his afflicted creaturesthe
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad-
dress ed envelope, he will send (free) copy of the
prescription used Direct TO DIR. JOHN M.
DAGNALL, los Fulton Street, n. Y. 4:wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

ELECTION INCIDENT. Mr.. James
T., an old man of eighty-three, has
IN very year since he was twenty
~. He expressed great anxiety lest he
would he deprived the privilege of again
posting his ballot. He however made
Engagements for conveyance to the polls,
'nd did not fail in what he truly regard
das an important duty. For the fifty
NTH year, we believe, in this State, he
sposted his ballot on Tuesday. If all
Isre as careful to do their duty on cleo
y day as this old man, the Union
hority in this State would roll M to
" the number now even at the polls,
nd the last feeble "peep" of Vermont
popperheadlsm would be heard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
.,uol and psparture Of Passenger Trains.

LEAVE RUTLAND,
, p,,rlireton, ~ 500 A, NJ, 8 % and 400 L. NJ.
toy t''Ila,rs Fails, 525 and Has A. NJ,
or ~, vim n, a .R.R,, at 4,Sn IN, so PM.
r.r Iroy, via W,Nt, T. n u, r, r., al ll,20 A.
NJ, and 500 ?, N,
~ ~ Via S, Il W, Il, r., at 400 A, NJ. and
S,OOP. NJ,
ARRIVE At RUTLAND.
p,om burlington at ll.2j A, NJ, AIS p, NJ, and
y 90 night, .,o
EromTroy,via RAW. X. r., at ll,2o A. NJ, and
az, Troy, via r. n h. * W. VT, r. r., at LIS
A. H., and 500 7, NJ.
avn TROY, via S. Il w. R,R,, at ll.50 A. NJ, and
4 q. SOP. NJ,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

Leicester, ohm C bullock, U
Mlddlebury, y II Parker, U, IS maj
Salisbury, q w Burrows, L
Bristol, n Dunsbee, U
New Haven, Ii G Hunt, U
Wey bridge. 5 G Co.. II
Cornwall .scor Wright, U
"hitin =, T q Wright, L
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24

( Capt. 8Orben Der Gommanoan
peO Wtonltcr Wfcntaut fam rcr9e1tera bic,
an uno bate cine l1n9ere llnterreouug Mi
Gem PraIoenteu uuo DEM WartneminiIler.
" leu bic Sl~nelun88ipsile pe8 Gomiral
Dupont in Nlem sebiai9t baben.
Grln. Wprben miro Don iett an III 9teip-
g)prt bIeiben uno lit benz 9(omtral @reoprp
bel aRsrtitun8 bon pan5sridiffea beige
9ehen.
t BORrdmb ser perbaftet.- 0ore
Seftern Nadinittas tpurbe Sid. Sweet, Der
Rpfbrte be8 10. sep. Nrtiaerie 9teeiment5
rerbaftet, als er aus Der YoIts office trat
uno pOr Bcltmeiiter SOipsn 9sbraGt. Man
fato in leiren Tal9en "a unerbrcdene unb
1 cfienen 8rtef, bic an perIdieoene Mtitalie
Der leineS He8imentS 9eridtet maren. Gr
geit1no audi ic9Ieih Elm, buB er felt 8 $50
den re9elmd6is 8rtefe leiner Gameraoen
'etbrpdelt uno nm a~niebnItne Summen Zee
lltpblsn b1be. Sweet 1T Elm bHbI6er Sling.
ling, BON engliidsr Mbfunft unb min fpeber
6reunpe nod Sefannte in biejsw 2anpe Bee
ftten. p
SIN Aleraubria murte eiue Sran
ytamenS 8ba(sn bon einem Gi~lenbabnsug
9etSotet, alS ie iiter Die ct. Nsnpb.S tra6e
Jia9.
: @omuer, Ger 8alttmerer SAwinp=
Ter, beltdab 9ete1n elm petteres SerbSr, ipp@
bet i'd ieOod anger ben idOn friber genet
oet.n Sdminbeleien ni9ts ipeiter berau8.
itelte. Conner bebauptet Srn. Sop8 nidt
beidptnbeIt, icnpern ibm auf feline CO gtpte
1927 abgepuupt an 9a6en. Die $27, mel.
DE er 9aps lfabl, babe ct bemielben al8 er
itber benz Raub er,radte, ia Iofcrt 5urilf@
seaeben.
6i9ter S9pmp|cn lleQte i'm lpeJsn Der
erlten glnffase unter $1,000 uno ne9en Der
~5lpeiten (DtebtabO nnter $500 8iirgf6oft
file wetteres gerfabren.
t8pnber Wa&s gefApIiem. =
Gin Wunu, NainenS 0m. @rot wurbe bet
eiuem BferoeptebIlakt In benz Qjeg. Stdoten
ORIGINAL ertappt unD ais CT tst istner GbfI0S
rsttg stuen 8iudtper Iu@ madsie, Bon Der
@ltpe Dur9 len Irm 9eidSien, ne(des pobrs
Ihsinii4 anputtgt' usrOen muB,
/ NattumdIdnleibs 3. - Die Gin.
ssthnuagtu beIteen lA 8sitsrr in Dir
Office SOa Say Goot & 60. ouf $2,243,200.
+Dompfer reparirt. = DER BET
GtarIelfuu DOm ben Nebellsu beIAaOj9te Gsr.
@t. D1mpfer o;NeUeoita" 1T ,epagtst unO
bon @bilaceIpbta uod, Earpaut5 Slot
at1 eGGngea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24
StQ0t RQ(timore.

E@ Dteneue tie R II mer nm
eres Wp@enbtattes mi6Glt unte'
nnoeren tntersiaatea NaGr idten pl9sanst
3S<niattgs;
Wt9ttge q G d rt&tsa DO III Sipp e i { H.
1h nj II al 9prterpGfftrt Stddsb ur 8,
@sfe@tauftsm @tfftiitppt, .efg5
Ole amssuOf tRs % ef3Mriterpbsrt
Ole n.
Gtnielne Nammern S Gents. go =
Dad DeutlHlanb S~erlenOcn mir Die Nams
mer NIT bem mvrgsn Wtttag db9sbenben
Dantpfer OSremen" fir 8 Gents p~crtOfret an
eine 6tlis6ige NSrsTe.
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3tahrid!. SaDettelt.

5ia6rid!. 49, 6aDstteltg.
4It bet u'ssn &:uuta Lne SAM lb,G5er. nsl6, iaf has
gronaen unS Orr" teln Ter 81 ,~ttsTgase. boz Gllusrt. Bic
9?rloa9ltrv al bt ite une rod, niGt tafir bs att bdber,
nangen StS UiapoFS u1o @taetr1tb0, nctne u1er t1e pit6t
u 1cl&e @cHto9 81 i6iebtn uno taS Esrr. @igen,bua ar unt
na@ ~ eatae, ofR4 ID al gun Gsrtauk a~naapstsen.
Sapt,anI lum) Gt!n-sp1stOr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-24

@ttD @oAeetpr6 &ffiec.
Baltimore, ZEN %. gIpril |

UdIIlIIIpTe, ZEN Y. AprtI 1903.
Gtenersa9Ier unb Gt9ner bpu @ranb.
renteN II fper6en baraui animertIam seuta6t, baB eiut
Iu5eise gum 8ertani BON gruntei3eut6um we9en rid,
~itSnbtger Stenern bon 1862 uub ~iriIbereu 9abren an
SreltaS ZEN "a uh9 leeelt Gtenttdg nno Sretteg Big gum
SerlaulStage III eeht Sdltttcrer g2lirFer"urb ,25eter"
pu6iiSirt iptb. s'-, It.lts
ale babei 3ntersifirten iosttsu IT'D bauab ri4teu.
tH6. 7st ae.sf1 Aug 81. . rics
f (DcUr ' & neg y @itb @bQettcr,
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GOurtbsrbanb lumae;l.

SCI. Ct. DtRrttts0ert@t /. =
Der Nro3sB Ser. Gtaatth Ge9en ben Sdr,
W1aIpu sualt4er i'm Vaturent TluB bon beal
Nspenue Dampler 9ertule8 am 5. Nprtl mil
@puttatnno Wnaren rpe88suCmmen rGrsf,
begnnn.
Die 3sugea lir bic 8e9tttunS purOea ptr'
nCmmen, abr ntGt beenSst unO Der SAT- pjre
ndGilen Mcntaa furtaefbt mnDen.
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49, Stifhmgsfef mo grrBc CID
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3mna S3eGten Ter SibItUtbeF.

&as oerenie!e Eebsnbe Gemie fir bic BibItrtbst Rat be-
6lolienr ben tomnenbsn Stiftungstaa bes 0tbeuS
onr9 cine 6eitItbteit uRe escee i'll Ger Saa'. NcyH- Wan ,
trase, am OIL t...
&apntas Mbenb, ben al Mprif 1868,
Az iStsru rne 3etet baS 1%u0rcnuns a90mite bic nit da, tas
ale Q}Nt brtngen 9etreIen potben iiuo. uat ben y n~psIen0su
eineu reranitlien uno angeactmen A6snb 5u betettep.
STE Nhnitt Mrs BON yrpi. Charles 0e(etrt. tie EH&s rao
Sdentmtdbib1ft ~Gedtten Sdneen anpertrIpt unb ole Nn
orcnltu9en werssI 9ero"ea fin. ut al9emene 3uirieStns
btt st ~tr;ieIeR. Ie'
- &BarleS&.l spies, 8auetneiitr.
Stuetc - a 81 - fdr etner 8-iieer unb GauleH, tub SIT
ALTA @rcbueiitsrn Der Deli4eterea 9saen, ben W2i ~alte0sra
Ds gibIttb,f- 4 suitels pueI in, 3iuusr bes @ftttmsta Sm
80 Churchman's Gcmt:eI
8s-Wl. 5 q N IS ypun0:. Wt-Wt 8t9. Wat.
%.Ata lev; tsr-9e.3 -SOJePb .: title; q. 8,
= u u a @Itm9s; lGttesr. 9GHns; So. SER:
ID. 6 s., @sr; D.Srelami &. Sar8eb Mno e.
(C0rVlll - ~ 8OniaL. In -
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SfFce beS Cleric Der court Of Conn
rr... mon WledS .ae.. LII.

~ UaIttmort, 4. Mpfil 1a6s.
Gin 9inpIer, S,siiBer Dpn Gtorfs, Bssr6Gae
ern. Mnl;erbauIert, 3titaurationen u. |. m.
Iae . riCaer, wei6e Staats-a3eni,a Bebirisu,, tparpsn
6tsrmit beaa&rt&itGt, has fOl3e 2aeu{en al Ueer tsr tEu, /.
Dtat 1868 srususrt mtrben mlnPn- ae' -,rt qI,
SOlde !gttiouei,. ete ~beritbIsn, btss 0eiss Sn tsatt.n
tssn nt Der Girafe bfhsteH GuF. So bin jkt teTsit, Golde
9t3en'ea aaSsueritsen. ~.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
ret. ~ .sn;,r-Gen. Kog,n g"for;.

M.i,r-C,n. John Buinld died in Washington
on Wclnesday afternoon. Dec 20, in ne y5'h year o'
his arc @: TYPHOID fever contracted m crVce "nh the
Army Of the Potomac lie was born IN kegtisAy and
oradroed NJ West Point IN o4a md entered the Oil "a
DRAGONS. whcn under tie command OF Colonel eubss'
og.nty GcneraD Twiggs, aud served on The ilaIII I'M
III Ire aor broke ont.
lie vas splendid ca,aliy officer, and II icay be said
Of hin that during his trying, although NJ very long
vet most eventual exp riencs ia e any he wa never
heard 10 utter a complaint against his Government Hs
rare abilities attracted the attention Of the Govern
mcnt and he early made Major in the Inspector
Generals corps lis peculiar duties did not give him
an opportunity 90 cnsaCc In thc leading campaigns
until 1902 when he was made Rrigadier SIMPLY OF
the ground Of his admitted military merits. in the
first months OF the year 1862 he fought with distinction
under Pope in his Virginia campaign, succeeding
Stouoman " no aft1rward became his commanGor) OH
hcClclan's ltaf during the battle Of An'ietam.
when the present cavalry organization was perfected
Of which Gen. Soneman Is the chief Gen. stoneinah
asked. a. a special favor TO himself that Gen. Buford
might be assigned 20 command the reserve cavalry
lrieade He has been conspicuous Ia almost every
caya ~ engagemcnsrom the time Of the organization
of that great division and at Gettysburg be shone IN
the front Of the horscnen who performed such deeuS Oh
7 memorable yalor
A melancholy yet sublime incident. says The Hd'h
iofs Chronicle ~ the Eth is connected with the last
hours ~ Gen Bufords life. When Mr.. Lincoln wa
Informed by Clement H. Barclay Of Pennsyvana yes
tcray morning that the sands Of the existence al thi'
gallant soldier we're FIST running ont Too late ioi
roscue md too true for doubt" tho resident took
card addressed Il 20 the Secretary Of War; and directed
hat officer TO appoint Brigadicr General buiord Ma
Tor General in the American army lie wrote unon INC
card these words: Il informed that General bnioro
will not survive the day. IL suggests itscli IT, me tot
Do De- made 3 Major General for DISTINGUISHED W ne.
/ ,orious ferVlccs 10 the battle 81 Gettysburg. AIT
Il relay carried this welcome assurance "a the dSms
hero ana had the satisfaction Of breathing mo ms ear
the fact that his sacrifices and suuciugs log ns toy
eminent bad not been forgotten b. the thlei
| of Tho uafinn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
Major Gilbert ~. Elliott.

On Monday. 7th inst, the funeral services OF Gil
teri cson Elliott late hor n The lo2d Regiment v y
Volunteer were he'd Ia the rluin Bep,t Church cf this
city, Til. youthful hero l. worthy OF more ihan passing
notice lie had scarcely completed lis 3l ycas when BE- ieI
the hood OF bis n the assault Lookout Noun
tain Tenn on Tue.sy 2h alt IT, us'ivo Of Connect
iut housh New-Yo-k bad boon Ms home rom childhood
lie va ever peculiarly aIecor,ie hougIul, aad energetic
Tor study he isi pcr'ec, passion lie entered our Free
Academy In F,truary 1857 md 3, took The highest stand
I'm sciooip 1nl j. pertinent. a; four ucccsve eonen' e
n, IN. Pe Cold Medal th. highest prs IN be gf q %"
Ae.l-rlv rs he.,ag.I utru ban. He aso received 100
b. ii Me8s. and nrf pr'te. ~ various times. o.
also thc Narioory Grafton % bic .n1naoH: On te con-
9.ion ~ studies il 1851 De- 80 nles',d Nh we 'oh
wilton that bio county NEEDED hin Roinqui.ns 81 ~
afte ing prospects home. o. prepared hns' g. F".phI
10 ustor'r ~ OWNS ic .as eonni.sioed =. A-'i' "'
rn.nr.sfrs aid t. Mach b. D. rsoc.cs 10 Zee scene
ion. rirtncsi Ir~ssnrd H. paI ai0n N ih" ",' OF
,f.r Nosurir 1T Artistsn De- tlsfirs is4ri bins
nohy. soon i'r le vs. srpon'sd oftire on 70
H. Ills s be- rendered mcfi I've scie upon rc ieaf-
fu lsts o thanrslcf.siic and G,tffbur Having rf'-
.sv rrcsircd rlns Of capin b" wss in july las ~
oii Major ana retired from roi b. had vel tii'a
10 sld o. IS rr.in'n hah III fo q. 80
Ann, o. The 'untFr'ri Arrr N,ois aih'..s l.Do,-
lo,a he.ipsn' t - r"serff ite '.u,n. roy IN '
llsioa a. Nonksrs int line OF tsr lu TIE mis- oi tn"
.efrfssf c rnasr fl IN o. n ha5of hio 70 I'd lfoo
sni We tri1 "a cy ee y shsi ooi' on La ~ ~
tho I9ursin. thr BAL entered The sruin, s'ffiiF ne
i-Ho. artery, "h ca,s''s 'le,Sy dss'. III '' "''''
Ihas f. yons ,nd rob', .ofi-r int sri thorough
.tua.ni. I'D generous irisna iona and lsil son
ard brother, am and cheerful tarsitan va COZ "s'
s.hd q bis funeral ssis g. sy Trs0c 70 Ia u tues
A. 10 bcnd Ia tel, o,h-, q q. a-,.oa 10. -. e.
f. fior h and tsats 81 o-~ 10 suss him. ard ngVsr
si e uemoy o "a briiifi ~ ant '.iy DEAN Ia 70
g.Itf tne deepest souc~ ani ihe Aos'si 'sotfef ,
Inrs. lfaf. a. - y T.
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au English Account Of Hcbti Treatment Of
Wounded Prisoncrs.

The following Is an extrac. from letter wit.
,ea by 40 D. gsh Surgeon vi the Army oftho Potomac
puhsi I'd IN me Ion fos M,fcai T~s' AL Gsiefe ~
Augult Il Is ore other, afd rcrc-sarly 40 .mgaril
testimony 10 tie different methods in which wounded
pfionefs have been treated by and BY the Rtl-is
'Ils Rel, pouad,l Ia our etl.e have sfed 80 i.rs con-
,1si. and attention weu own nm fred Before or
.ulpl,. came Up hey made no comp .ui, sne' ,he Arrival.
they ard thy had no h4d gay time since the Con.
i,sey commenced to ,,. Ito sar,c1n. IN bsi sug iheF
ace 10 ,hs table examined rrcvouly ~oro
blue pants ~ say bit looked simply o.. The uafc Of the
90. hsvs been 50 vel attended TO- Iiaye conii,
rie wounded In hand. oftho tioa' ard linton wound
ed IN o ana, Of tie Rebels and but s.y TIA, In act
- the good ssm,rtan tie Moth bear, % ne palm At Chan
ceor,yis battle tlc Rebel. removed ihelr wounded 70 be
cared r at Richmond leaving 20 Northern wounded 10
.o upon to hold Tho Re1e soldiers hem gave them
what hsp lcy could bu Rebel Government did nothing
but conGtrae tho captured Surgeon, ard hospital
snspsacks boxing upon hem Government property. On
Che nsry being rep-.,ou'sd those IN authority, sugar,
f,ui bacon nd hard bread pculf4ly hausd O. tho
wounded Ih ALL they sid they could .ivc becsnie 70
20 thoy hal sl they CO ID lave done they could
have removed those 30 Richmond along with ther
wounded FIRE hcy frod they could have sent
detail sron. from their sTy Il foderrs burg to attend
10 them sni om Elchmondorya couple Of hours away
by rsl.fraw ~ ea', msh, have been .u ff thorn 20 %.
upon What would have been .ad had Tho union,a acted
similarly had hey removed their ounied
by r snI r 10 900 Rebels he uron tie Geld with sa ply
hard bread bacon .ugs and hour to sustain ,hom. and With
DO .ur-a assistance dozen medical whom Lee
cut over 10 aLs care th,ml Had s been DONE God
tie Yankees. would have beard the end oi."
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srEAW WINNER TnIu.r.
~ nf.,n,s NnliomnI LcnrEc.

CIRCULATE TnE PETITION IOR UMVrRsAL
EMANClPATIoy.
On the l!lh day of January, 1864, the nam
moth petiion-thc first instameni OF tho one million
will be preIcntcd TO Congress.
Petitions coming In daily by hundreds and thou.
sands from the North, the south. the East, tho West
Ono mail brought hundreds from Maine, Delaware,
Kanlas and Eow-Orleans The people eyerywherc--
men. women. soldiers and ciyiliansseem TO DO ronsng
10 the work.
IS petitions from .hc different States are kept dis.
nct. there Is chance TO show State Rights In this
for Freedom. At the last counting New York was
ahead Every woman who feels special interest In
her State should that ts school districts arc all
csRtass1 aud TIC petitions sent " as yspy ~ possi
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Three stsnvs in Vus,i.rsfou.
70 -, Id,s1r II The y. J. 7r.bVae.
gTRAW NUMB II ONE.

Slg few days since placlrds were TO be seen
~ Wellington announcing that FREDERICK DouaL,s would
oliver lecture 10 s ely for the benefit Of the coulrahend
STRAW SOaBER TWO.
Last ~o-k a card placed counter Of Wilaiis Hotel
announced that tho lion. Hon,cg GRgGLsT would deliver
lecture odd Fellows Hall In that city sud he did deliver
unmoies'cd.
STRAW hUMnER THluE.
On the bulrn board At Wizards a., Saturday night Tie
following w,s seeu: "StrHrg N-ri BY TeLgrppA! 4-i-
~ again Ifc,.oui T,encadov Rub bv ne Uo,kie, y Ms
Policy SA9pi-Bis. MOOD gane Vp ia BaiLon Consnfp
honai Jril.. Roid'
How long could either Of these s,rrw," hsye been allowed
% .hoy The Of Tie wiuj IN tia, lily yearsssoi
UNION Lacquer
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BIO 70 the Womcns National League koon NO :"
Cooper Ihaiiiuic New York.
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~ I0ln1iIu3n HAYM-
nm o. Lawrence Lenan, amounting 70 Ten doTsrs s n.
ting up election poll Of ScYenh District, Sixth WJd for De-
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