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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

This evening is assigned to Miss Fanny Morant, on
wbose behalf we can speak with great sincerity
having had repeated occasions to remark the fidelity
the earnestness and the scrupulous care with whicl
the various duties ntrusted TO her have been iui
filled. Her merits Of perfect acquaintance Win 'is
requirements Of the characters she undertakes anu
of successful determination TO present them IN thei
best aspect and with the most possible eec'' resau
lets Of occasional discoursgng conditions, arc ,"o
roughly well known to the audiences az Wai'"'A ''
Her benefit will show how amply her S'n'''' ''"-
scientiou-nss, is appreciated. Two pieces ne" 70
,,;. ,hso,.r will be performed" Blue and Cherry
,,d s,Tba wonderful Woman" The programme
Coz tho remainder of the week appears in our column
of advertisements
A, the Winter Garden, Miss Mary Proyosts en-
osgement continues. This evening she will appear
in Sheridan Knowess play, Love; or, Inc Couh-
tees and the Serf," supported by Mr.. L. =. Barrett
and others. On Tuesday, I" Nell Gwynne will be
,epeated. A novelty bearing the name of e" The
Female Gambler; or Plot and Passion is announced
as being in preparation.
"Satanella" will be repeated only during this
week, according to Mr.. Wheatleys bulletin, though
why 80 complete success needs TO be interrupted,
the public obtuse to the subtle and inerutable
motives Of managers, cannot conceive. The theater
will of course be overowingy filled at each Of the
six remaining representations.
The company ct the French Theater Will on Iues-
day evening repeat the performance Of Les Pstte'
90 Mouehe,' which was first performed with fine
success on tho occasion of Mis- Margaret Bouhelier
benef, las. Thursday. The series Of matn6es will
will be interrupted next Saturday, but will be
resumed on the 2lst inst, and regularly continued
tbenceforward.
The attractions at Barnums Museum multiply IN
definitely. A new list is developed in the adver-
tisement this morning. Commodore Mutt and Miss
Warren remain the principal objects OF interest. The
dramatic entertainment this week is the comedy
Time Tries AL" which will be represented every
afternoon and evening.
The Broadway Menagere rejoices IN the sudden
and unexpected posssssion of findoo cali, walch
entered this life on Saturday night, to the pride o.
the sacred but eccentric Oriental Bull, which is IA
milsr to visitors at this place of amusement and Il
which this interesting event is chiefly attributable
The calf will be on exhibition to-day. Tie men
agerie closes after next week, and the opportunity
for examining its interesting collections is conso
Quently limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Passengers Sailed

IN ,,.Irship GLss,p Jor Lice, goo-Miss Bssite Rev
ncncnry All barclay. MF Bes,tic Rev H. Nelly. hrs ~
lrui Geo Canpbe, Capt. Fulcr Thomas p"yei .nu "'
EJ Forhon Mr. Dow c. Coinean, MI North Robson Anu
wilo Ar Eyos Mr Hnninseg sud others ~ the s,sesse
ia steamship Boru,,d. Jov SORihdaspfon and hsm
Mr.. A. r. p entice e. Cotter New-Nork. Mr hoieI ',.'
iIofrr Otto Hofor. Hoeoken; Bumenha. New. 1.n 90
and Mfs Il. Iisubold Chicago; Aug Bs.tmann Sa ~,
co. H. Indig Mrs Beetsch and three children, MRS o'v g.
end Mira l.. Vol. aud infsnt w. Schwedersy,, S,is
Ncw-York v. Lehrsind, Milwaukee, MT AND R,, Ma ~
brpcs Enslnnd, H. tiIg J. r. bsser h. Losen. LunAVi
Tia, &C. ing and g. Schreinery 81. Paul Gissecle Sem
o,lcao. IL " decs Chicago NJ Ae'.5 Lr nss, Or
Bax,ubu., l. Rosenwald, New YORK. NJ bianct' We
lean. C. i.hoiric ua~an. L. Land.6-re N.w-Goki l. a.
Boshlfa V,aral.ei L. kaufman. 81. Louis r. hi'PP' ~
iaO. AM Others "a sleerase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
200 PEOPLE RENDERED HOUsELEsS
TERRIBLE SCENES OF FIENDlSRNESS.
Innocent Persons Murdered in Cold Blood
QGlET RESTORED BY MILITARY POWER.
Detailed Description Of tho Affair
DETROIT. Saturday, March 7, 1852.

DETROIT, SATURDAY, Merch iso'
Most intense excitement has prevailed in the city
to-day over the late bloody riot, and crowds OF
rioters have been parading the streets and have only
bscu kept in subsection by large military force
here
The negro lFa'&rerl wes sent TO the state Prison
at Jackson, on a special train, before daylight this
morning, and no attempt TO lynch him was made.
A report received here stating that the ne
sroes of Canada are rising and aiming 10 invade
this city qusl the mob, and protect their brethren
but they have not been seen yet.
4 public meeting was held to-day, at which reso'
'lutons were adopted agng the authorities to organ
izo q powerful patrol guard to keep the peace, and
10 eaass the arrest OF those who committed the
,narGcr and arson; also urging the Mayor to pro-
claim sort of martial law, and desiring that the
Common Council lie requested TO ascertain the ioSso'
and reimburse the sufferers.
No further riot has occurred; but the mob vow
% exter,ninae The negroes, who they say have not
iost near SO much as the whites.
Some fifty suspected rioters were arrested to-day,
but, on examination, were discharged.
Thirty..wo houses have been destroyed, and two
hundred people rendered homeless.
We ciry is virtually under martial law. Armed
soldiers patrol The streets, and every precsution has
been taken to guard against any future outbreak
which is greatly feared. Citizens openly display
pistols, dirks, and knives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Weather Yeports-N,RcH7 1861.

Weather Heports-M,RcH 7, 1863.
BosroN, Mass, 3 a. m.-rhcrmometer 3:o Wind =
Cloudy
RuvALo, " Y, a. m.-Thermometer 800 Barometer,
1851 Wind n w, f-rsh. suowlas.
CLEVELAND Ohio a. M. Therm0moser 3Ooi Barometer
.gl9 Wind X. T.. showing
CHIc,ao, H., 3 a u.--Thcmonieter 80. Barometer
% ~. Wind y. w. - - =,
HALIrAx, N. s., 9 a. m-Thermometer go. Wind ~
Ciondy. 49,, NO. u
PORTLAND. Me-. q. m.--TheEmome.eF 800. "'nd "
Cloudy. $3.50 -, al,
Eosros Q a m.-Thermometer $50 WindN Cle1dy
SrKINdFIELD, Mass, a. m-Thsrmoinetef ~ "'hu r.
Cloudy. 80. ,,,,r Glad,
NRw.YORK 9 L. NJ hsrmometeI to' Wind r, 0lsoay,
PHiLApELPiuA, Pa, g. m-TtoImomeIer W "'h'
N. II. Rain. - 400 Mind
WAsmlNGroY, d. C.. a. m.-Thermome.ef ''. WIZ
". h.. Rain. 90, p,,..-
FoRrREss MoNROE, a m.-ThermoaieteT az. bs'"s
er 3O.lsO. Wind J. W. Cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
TbcHters, ETC..

lie announcements from the various places Of
anusemoht indicate no especial change this week,
in the order OF entertainment. At Wallack's the
interest - settled upon the annual benefits, which
progress rnCst prosperOusly. That Of Mi,s Madelne
lIeoriques, last Monday evening, attracted ,,e
largest audience ever seen within the same theasr
Mr. Gilber's expectations, on Friday, were inter
Tered with by the operate opening at the Academy
bat tie Louse wss nevertheless bsDdsoIaey filed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Pr.scuucrs Arrived

IL steamship phddeiphid from Nee Oyisda'-y'use a
via ol Key " est y. g. Aeu. Christian boyd, W. |''o'"
Mis- Boyd aud 81 ip The stecrase A., A., n
I'm ,>ig,,, ENen s. Terry JoN Neisbsyn-Msior meah "
C. Mrgou 0apt littlcjhn, Mr. fhaeu, DR. Maipny W.
Cap s~eeney d. NEGRO. DL Potter Geess ,s c.ss
liam q ~ 70 Lieut. BeAe Lut Graham. Capt p nsn'
sou. Lieut. Josys fho' Hancock, Capt Burger s,awp.
eau Daniel s,Ates IrgL Bailey. u. Hsrdins MI pI' ~
Sart Gooi~isE o. Peck wv B!erh. ML cbs'ass'' Di'
Mana, sos !% ~ iss sistska
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Increase. ..................&6 $50

Increase. '..'..''s'''''''p o,o'p %
The earnings Of tho Michigan Central Railroad
Company, in the month of February, show the large
gain Of $50, 1879, or more than 81 y cent over the
earnings Of the corresponding month Of 1862. The
sore.houses of the line have been filled to overflow
Jog with Eastern.bound freight, and the connecting
lines have been unable to carry i! away fast enough
to prevent accumulation. The Spring business must
be very large and the net earnings of the fiscal year
ending June 80 bid fair to equal IL cent on the
capital stock after paying interest on the debt and
the contribution to the sinking fund. The amount
TO the credit Of the sinking fund now exceeds
$500, OOO or about cent on the stock, and at the
present rate Of accumulation will be near two
millions in ls7O-equal to more than 80 y cent on
the stock.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
earned for the second week of February, 1863,
s3s $50 o. came week 1862, 81 ,4lS VA. Increase,
81, 1888 ss. :.
. The business Of the Illinois Central Railroad for
-Eahrnary ISti3 yae:
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hdyef'is"fnen'.
THE I'nIptu STATES IAs Law

Now READY. j. pamphlet Of 81 pte. inc. white pspst
esioe he bill when ofd fof word ia accordance VITA
to original teit, We hpusnd to an Alphabetical HooaDnla
non OF every sce 10 oo tsKe4 b. tho law and tho
OF the tar To 10 levied thereon his renders complete
and COW euisnt as 1t IL possible to make H.
Prce cents postpaid - per lOO II sent by express 81
per 100 II 10y mail. AddfeH. Tar TSIsUsK. kew-Yors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

LowRYs "CoMBISED FouR-WAY Srof-Cocx
ASD FIRE HYDR.SI" exhibited and tiled in the p'eseses
Of large number OF specsso the corner of Lspsns'd
and Church streets Friday afternoon This hydrsDt de-
signed supply eight engines vita water nom the same
thus saving vast deal Of labor In going rom poino
point ser water aud saving the Lose needed 10 reach ire
different hydau from which the water steD. The x-
pertinent eminen,y successful aud perfectly s,i.scory
10 the committees and others who invited to nsptt 10
workings The hydant has eight openings branches for
hose each and bali inches in diameter The n'
Of pressure due 10 the position OF the hydrsnt The
OF the communication between the hose and tie
main ard the decrease OF the length Of hose reqohec
ior forcing large boly Of water upon given point give ~
ingenious convance decided advantage the ordasTy
hydtaut II saves hose gives greater supply OF wsier
increases the force OF the water is free from the enosas
caused by freezing it is simple ana durable ard nos
liable get OF order Each bs,ch has indepcndens
cutoff that lines OF hose be attached with
stopping tho The experiment Friday was mAde
II the request Of the Committee tho Cro.on Aqoedaci
The WA, truly stirring one Seven engines were
worked to their utmost capacity and streams Of water
sceuei through the vouu OF smoke that rolled tho
tops of the houses while the rug Of the machinery the
shouts Of men, and the cheers Of tho spectators sddd
not little to the interest OF the experiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
CITY ITEMS.

The Automatically Rev. VIM. c. Richards
will deliver another lecture the subject Of the Atmosphere
a, Clinton Hail. th, evening under the auspices Of tho as
camille Library Annexation The importance II the subject
and the sby which Mr.. Richards brings to bear upon it,
must insure a full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

YOUNG MIS's REFUBLIciS EXrvUTWE Con-
sITTEE-Tho Young Nous RePubiosn Executive Comnii
Zee Friday evening and organized by the election Of
Allan rutherford OF the Seventeenth Ward ChsirmAn and
Charles Strong Of the Thirteenth Ward Secretary. We
undstsnd that public meetings lie held weekly under
the suspoes Of this Committee for the puTpOs Of 'u.isn
tho Government and the President IN vigorous prosecution
OF tie War for the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

DEPARrUREs.-The British steamer Glasgow,
Capt Ro,ks sailed for Lvsrpool Saturday. with nire
cabin passengers and others la 'eerase aud SsJs5 in
specie. The Hamburg steamer Boru.ia Capt schWtnsen,
sailed the day for Southampton HsyTo aud Hamburg
with forty cabin passengers sad iorty-cyan Ia seetsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
SUPREME COURT-CMAxBEas-MAac 6-BefOn
Justice Barnard.

Justice BARNlHD.
DECISIONS.
Thos r. Lea ct al. sgt. Theodore Schroeder
Jntzmsnt ordered FOR plaintiff
Chas King ct a. sg Nathan G. Plat; Harris Arepsen az
Oscar 4. FeIris et al. HeiaTted- bee UemoTands.
Before Justice Isl RaHAN.
Joseph Wright agt. Isasc Budlopg.-Motion To-
vacate order ef Arrest sral ted.
Tbs b. Watson at. Thos. Tkilion; Geogisns St. Join
It Newtoa.S, johns George w. SBafer agt. George r.
Thompson Henry " Osassan sgt G. W. Jack'oa-M0,iOrs
granted.
Gertrude Pcndlcton az. Georse H. KelseyMoen denied
Hamilton w Snpman sg.. Wn II. WHsht-M0ten dis
missed with costs. .
Augu,ta. b. Smith az. Benz +. Arnold Molten usni'd
on payment II ! IL costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
fAdyeftisemcnt.

HUMAN REsPoNsIBILTY-By distinguished
Clei lyman OF ChdLood-TAo civil Aw-SOcL Restraints
Publ" sentiment nent-Renotc-lndiTiual Ac-
coun'sbiy-An .pPes 10 keason-Libefty Of individual
JudsDruL AIso, scins Rom ASa.' Ia fHRLsoLooicaL
JOURNAL, hach DO. 10 cents. 81 year FowlsK
MsLls, y. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Receipts OF Produce.

MArcH 7-97ig obs. Flour. ll3U bags Corn MeaI
Az bbls Whisky. 900 bush. Oats. a. 100 bu.h Corn 9
bnsh Barley $50 bush seed 1880 pigs Provis,ens
pks Asnes sO pkss Lard. 3o7 pSx butter 200 pAss W
Mes. 80 Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
ROnral Of Councilman.

special meeting OF this Board was held on Sat
uray, at o'clock. Tor the purpose OF taking action
Oh the Tax Levy. The President, Mr.. MoR0aS
JoSEs, occupied the chair:
The following alterations were made:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

SUPERIOR coURT-sPEoAL Txxs-MAaoa 6-BefcU
Justice BAKBOrR.
DECISIONS.
James =. Carpenter agt. Peter CAPITALIZATION
10 cancel undertaking. the amount Of verdict having been
paid granted.
I'm Il omp ani dismissed, without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

Treights are dull and heavy. To Liverpool the
IL l.. hon q n hlQ..

engagements are 81, 800 bushels Wheat at 60oid',
in bulk and bags, from store; 500 boxes bacon az
2Os; and so tons Provisions, in store, at aus 10
London 25, coo bushels Wheat at ID, IN ouik; ana
| 900 bbls. Petroleum Oil at Be-. Cd. The charters
are an American ship Of 1000 tons, to Havre' on
private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury wac: Total re-
ceipts ST. 7O5 ia 60; total payments, 1871 1888 48;
total balance $l4,769, 6sl 3d. for Customs $a5S OOO
The Terre Haute g. Alton Road earned in the
third week of February:
1870 -........................,... Is 500 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

PRIzE FIGHT.-A prize fight is TO come of in May
next for +LO0O side. between bUulseB named Tom
McCool and Joe Co5urn and the creating little
excitement those who delight in tho bu, sports Of
the Ring" McCool bowed himself for the tins IN
Nsw.York Saturday night aud rave sIbbOn Of his
spsrrius qualities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

OUR USIoS.-The Twenly-second Wari Union
As.ociAiion OF which Martin Thatcher IS President will be
entertained this evening tho Broadway eud Forty
Hall by the Rev. Dr. J. L. Hodgc who viii deliver
ec:ur. Our Uniont. Assasn,s and Deisndei." The
publ.c sTe invited 20 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

SUBSTITUTE FOR PEySIEs.-rae grocers OF New
Haven in consequence Of the scarcity Of pennies cut
uuss tor sns change We suggest that for large Change
they Employ nutmeg aters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

GES. BCRSsIDE rs NLw-YoRK.-Gen. Burnside
{. the owner Of handsome bfowntous house ia Thirty
fourth In this city and has given notice TO bic enan
that Intends with hi. family tho lot d May
lie de sns permanently settle his family IN thi, city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
XIV. stock on tho N. Y. ard Erie Railrssa.

For tho week ending Saturday March 7oo esn Of Csise
3 20 Hos 10. Sheep do. horses. 90. Mats. 20.
Poultry. Total stock. 81 cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

MarKcts-CInRtcLLy REpokrED PoK Tnr y. Y. rgtnrxs
SATURDAY. March :. 1903.
ASHES me- steady aud III limited request % for iois
aud ~ - Tor Pearls.
COVPDN-Ihe market opened dali and somewhat heavy
holders Offering to sell at price, ranging from 10
cIlse quite firm with saos at ssdsac. for Middlings
CVStLt "a HossIse t,s.rs,s bas lreHtri srce or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

The Provost Guard Fire Upon the Crowd
One Wan Killed and Many Wounded
Assault Upon "a Negro Howell and Murder
of the Inmaies--A BIeodihirsty aud In
manageable HIob-Tbe City Fired In
Twenty PIaces-Thc Military Called Out
60 SuuDress the Kfof. ETC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
THE GREAT RIOT In DETROIT.

THIRTY-TWO HOUSES DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

The ordinance, as thus amended, was adopted 1t
will be seen that, although this Board largely IN
creased one item there is general reduction under
the AIderrnen's eStimhtes amounting 70 900 ,WO
The Board Adjourned TO Monday at o'clock p.
'Am,nded By inserting fssIies for MEMPHIS Of tie Com
Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

DIV IUI VHV V"tI"OIuIIHIV tNTtIetS COHttQUtTt
upon putting the road in order, which exhausted q.
large portion of the above earnings the road would
have shown about IL cent earnings on the stock
These extraordinary expenses" for putting the
road IN order must the Directors gay, yet 20 Oh for
gone time, and add:
The time taus required will enable the Managers. IL \,
hoped, TO do the OF Current income without e..
htu.pg the whole Of against mori gage hondhod
aud stockholders ior longer rerOI 1t the our
Teut Jeaf."'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

The Southern correspondent of the London
Times says it is safer to 90 INTO action than to
take long journey by rail in the Confederacy.
The trains run wild, that is, at the conven-
renee of the conductors and there being but sin
gle lines Of track, there is nothing to prevent
collisions the rails are worn down to the thick
ness of a lady S little finger, and the numerous
trestle bridges creak and tremble as train
passes, in such fashion as would, In England,
elicit one hundred letters perdism to the fines
from agonlzed passengers. The Times cores
pondent was two days and two nights in getting
from Chickamauga to Atlanta, distance of only
$50 miles.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

New YORK, Dec "a. The HraIds special
Washington despatch of last evening says Con-
gress having failed to amend the Consumption
act, previous to the adjournment tor the holi-
days, the draft will probably be postponed till
the LIST of February in order to give Congress
time to amend the law.
The Times special Washington dispatch says
the main portion of Lees army is preparing to
90 into winter quarters near Louisa Court
House on the line of the Virginia Central Rail
road. A strong picket force is being maintain
ed by the rebels along the line of the Rapidan
front.
1t is expected that Arkansas will be repre-
sented in Congress at an early period of the
present session.
The TriJunes Washington dispatch says in
formation received here by the last European
steamer states that all therebel rams in England
have been offered to the English government, at
a certain price, and that Lord Clarence Paget,
on the part of the English admiralty, had writ
ten to the builders stating that no decided an
swer could be given for the present, and that
the project was before their Lordshlps for con-
sderatiOn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Ilany one doubts that the rebellion Is on it,
last legs, the proposition Of the rebel government
to sweep into the rebel army all who have fur
nished substitutes ought to cooyinco them. Such
q measure would be resorted to only in sheer
desperation 1t would be an arbitrary and ty-
ranlcal exercise Of power, and an act of bad
faith towards those who have paid large sums
for substitutes. 1t would do more to open the
eyes of the influential classes to the hopelessnes
Of further resistance than the destruction of
Richmond and Charleston. The traitors of the
South acknowledge that unless they can accom-
plish loan and CONSUMPTION by April their
cause is lost Both of these we believe to be
morally IMPOSSIBLE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
MONTPELIER, DEC. "a, 1868.

Mr.. PARKER's LEcTURE.-The Lecture,
Wednesday evening, at Village Hall, by Rev.
G. C. Parker, of Waterbury being the second
Of the eourse,-was well worthy of the close
attention given it by the audience. His subject
was " The Scholar, and the speaker very clear
" and iorcibly brought out his points in the
discussion, and showed the Importance and val
ue of a ripe and thorough scholarship. We
have no time to give an abstract of it-besldes,
abstracts never do speakers justice-and con-
tent ourselves with saying that it was an agree
able instructive, well-written and able lecture.
We DESIRE here, to say word to some boys
who created some disturbance by leaving the
Hall before the close Of the lecture. These
boys should understand that they have not the
privilege, because the lectures are free, of nolsy
going out during the progress. They should
either stay away entirely, or, having once en-
the Hall, remain till the speaker closes.
Rev. F. ". Shelton delivers the third lecture,
next Wednesday evening
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Capt. Goodrich, Of the 8th Connecticut, six
feet tall, muscular and smart, was placed in
command OF hard set of boys, who had defed
their former officers lie made them a speech d:
" B,ys, hear that you are some on a sklrmish,
and that each of you are spelling for fight
Now, before | goany further, l want to come
to an understanding with you. If there is one
of you that thinks he can whip me, let him
now step out of the ranks and try it." Not a
man stirred, and the company became noted for
its good discipline.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
CA, R', Ri; 'IE|lI;HH ' n s.
A NEW CARPET.
FINE CARPETS.

GET THE MODERN STYLES. Now opening 1000 pieces
the most sp endd English Tapestries ever shown In tn
mart ct BY the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY
rs Hanover ST.. Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH SYSTEM
STRICTLY ADHERED TO.