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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Chemical UsnI.-sateIncnt II the CHEMICAL
BAsK ssfsqafed " Chs-f Laws 1884, f the resi esdns
faiufday the 9TH Day " AsguG, 1875. 49,
A.efsge Lam Ahd Dfcuns ex11i.tt!
sx-,ss. ,noggtol on................. 4I,ISl
amount n Deg 1oSto"i
Gegfge q WulHus CDLirf Tie Cb-u Bans uoin. du
,rou and 10 hr beft Vi
M iDoSl>dte snd bsllri 20 "ILLIASl7, Ihsh'ef'
s.orn ts, =, m. us sh day ofA8rus, 10
II c. T.trs.. notary Pobic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Hanover Bank.-statemsuto Of the HANOVER BANH,

asrsqgred by Chapter TO Laws 1885, weet cad
ms Saturday. the sth day OF August, 1885
OF Loan. 80
Average amount OF
OF Crcu 1O4xsI W
and County OF NetYo Thomas l. Taylor, Cashier
Hanover Bark .es York duly deTse and that the
correct OF oselsc AMI belief
THOMAS L. TAILOR, Cashier
Sworn before me- ris 10Th day O August, l-2
la. w u.l so,ary Pub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

1aSk OF 1HE STATE or NEH YORK. OF The Cny Of New
Y a. required Chapter 80 Laws o 1893 Dr the week ending
e,tardsy. the sh day o. August, 1855 -. -
Ayerss re amount Loans ami 90
Amounto sPeole..--. I,<VovVs w
amount oil tfcu IIosi't w
CIV suda County Of Newyork, l. Jno keafny Assistant
Cashier OF the CITY Of New
Yosk and that tie above Statement
rect 70 the best Of ny tnoNledge and leaet
JNO. H. kEARNY, Assistant Cashier.
Sworn before this 18th day Of August, 1853
J.. Llsssscs sLossos, Notary Pubic.
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,Ir,rnnnlI,nn nnnll.-i..ls.nsal oliAs MEIhOrO

ia. BASh kcs Yort. fsI4fei - Csisi - '-''" 49, "
as sest .niiss s.sfi,y The ~ az n Aasn' ls oooA .
sens- nnruhf Loan, iscgaus ...s rii's""i" ~
"
Agsft.s nnoun 81 Cfcanon Tup W
Df,e-s
cts County ke- r1t, !. Go hfnrJ Cs'l' y
d. ran dob tnc ~ nat
~. .ssnt eos Of inor eiss and ts4st
GEO. SHINY. Chslcr
sworn before ms M, iO,h DAY Of August, isA
Urt sYf-fyF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

OF NOKIh AMERICA y Chssscf ~ Lave of las
tie ead.ng SATURDAY he -ih day Of Ausu', l~at
Ay-r,sa nd Discounts eS,oiSsCs
Gyersse .u,uni Of IU,8ts 40
avers.- srnlun, OF i,fon........... .saS2 90
p-l b.Ns','bS
Ciy Nss !! Joha ferest Caaiet Of
Arfcs hrn duly d-ge aud t.i Us
Above statement oorl- s bs.i = tn9s-- cal t-is
jobs ?. YELFEkION. CasAis,.
Sworn teor, ne III, l0;A cay o.. August. ia
Etn.H H. IlirBt. Notary ratbc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Park Bnnk.-sia,emsnt Of tnc PARK BANK. OF tho
Cdy Sea York asfcIurri b. Chnpe 40 Lave Of ' Tor ne
week enins Saturday. he sat DAY Of August sJs - =.
Loan aud Drcounts e9fot5J 30
,yef..r t,f,r, of xS6S,2 o.
Af-fLse amount o. Or lI'tta - ~" AZ.
.uHs
Cry al C5lrfr o. Ses YORK. 49, Nulth ta'hrr y
nc Pax Bah. hrfd4y nanri dre sui ~ ha nc ADore 'Ae
T. WORTH. Cashier.
AIrmeI before IN III, 10Th day of AaruH les -.
Jon. ToEus,slr j., fltsJ Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Corn Exchange Bank Of slai.nons OF The
CO.'S EXCHANGE B4SK required By Chapter ~ Lave Of is'
10, the veel endag SATURDAY, sh day u August -
Average snauns OF Ioats loo03t oO
$50. 80, n C,@nl.,,a 1y2,!aJ 80
cs s cao,y X NJ, y,gt a.: l. A Pa Cashier
Erchaus duly s~on dp~s and ,Ay mat tbs
.iD,, correct Of no~lctse and behe
Y. A. PLAII, CAsIr.
sworn before m thu 10Th day Of Algun, ls5 -, MAJ,
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Ocehu Bank.-StaieInent OF tle W Ian Dam ~ Io'
CURED By Chapter a 1859 tie ending Saturday the
stu day OF Angust, 1873. 49, - -.
Ayernse amount oil Loans hnd Discoants 20
Ave hSc amount Of hIJVI ~
Avcese amount Of Crcu anon. stlts wv
City aad County ofNew York, Charles Palmer Csaer 81 h-
Ocean Bank beng duly Affirmed tepoe and thai the above SUMO
correct, bet OF my knowledge and beieL
CHARLES PALMER, CsAier
H.sar PiLsu, Notary Pnnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

TrNInN UHnk.-Nta'efnent OF IhNINU BANh, 20 To
aul Chapter a. Law. Of ls for the ending saturday the
-iA dzy ct August, i-Cii
Average Il Loan, and D,ooau,. aG1
ANefasr amount u Sp-cr.. DVs-t
Amount Of Circuaucn tSJOS
Of
C,aR Of iort l. DineF II Hersol, Gamers
Bini beng tay d-fo. u. above
. DANIEL Y. n. BEHfbO4F, CAshcL
s~orn before m. tn. sth dsy Of A4susi, la
TH5s.. Z. Ous d.. Notary Pdbhc
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Rnnk of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the BANK

AMERICA Chapter 80 Laws OF 1885 Tor the ~eeA end
ins SATURDAY the s'h tay Of August 1885 -. =.
Of Loans aud ID couus sp,t212lS o.
y
Clrcu alton IlblV
County New ofk Punnett, PfeNdni o. the
o dcposc and the
TIE bsstof my know etee and beiei
J. FUNNErI. President.
Affirmed before m. THIS Ieth day Of Angus, :~,',
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Phenix Bauk.-s,.,, neut Of ,he PiESIA BkNH Of

Phenix 3ank.-stl,s neut of ,he PiENlA BkNk Of re
CIV oi Tli "a ucd 5y Chapter 40 Law. VI lo' fof me
s~sk o. u. .rfly. tlc -' DAY ~ August, ~ - -
"
49,, .rs-,. of a ........... iS.i.5 90
Amount G.ll,.so1 -
CT, a. County NJ seF flgs - J. fref " by'oh cs q
Frnt Bars. brrg t.y ssoru. del-e snd cay thM
r. 81 BRYsOS Cashier.
ssofu before me tbs 10Th day n Auy.,t. - A.
IHo, i -ssHrss. notary Fublc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Chatham Bank .-sis;emento fths cHATH AN BASk.
led s Chsef OF !s3 FOR hs seeA eni< -aiafay
a.. al DAY o A. slf. Is3s 800. -
.,s.ss- nrt Isn. Ds-unts. efslltt ~
hrcrass amount Crcu 1919 w
sYut fff1l
CIV sas Csut,y q ..sI9si, ~ o. u s.er4h ls.ep <,
bad bsns dsy aafa, .y nat Nc
u sCIKEIEEll, Cssnisr
Sworn beore m. tbs 10Th DAY dAssaa l"s
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Mn lO b. ChaptcI 20 LsSs Of ss 10 he wet
eulns ssis lay the sil Jag u Aus lsi, hos
" Loan Go. DscVuln ebs3iUOt GU
amount OF l,Nlo-ol
Aver..c amount Of C1u lslYot 90
o n~
Civ Co.riy Of Sr~ Yoft Wm Mestt Cashierof s
statement = correct q .ny tnov ets- aud bfet
WN H. MEEKEn. Cashasr
sworn beofe no this 10Th day Of Aus.f; ~
hss,r G. C.,,0s Rotary Puhhe
n ~ Tor the o. = County uf Sew
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Pacific Bnnk.-statem.nt Of the PACIFIC BANK. a

required By Chapter Of 1884 for the week entrs sst1r
tAY. the stu day Of gust, itl
amount Of Loans sud DscOun's ,SDb,OSt bS
Aversse amount Of Specie ioio.. ~
tSefs.e amount Of CIRCULATION ablso W
CITY County Of SevYors. Robert Duct' CaaiIrr 81
he Paac Bans beu. duly pOe and say tat tf above
statement correct the best Of M knOwlcisc and l,eL
ROBERT BUCK Ca,her
Sworn befor, me this 10Th DAY Of August. iS3
1. " Jussas, Notary Publf
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Importer.nnd Traders, Banh.-s,a,eru

IMPONIfKs AND IRADhks' HANA. '' -. -, ,1.r-, -
Lave Of Sj cr7nl srrri,s 6s dsy August is
W. Ase inoih o. LoI.s And Dac0uuts.
AlsJe smonri OF Specie S6S.76s ~
Anoust OF 1891 ~
Dcposts
CITY and County u Ne~fot jams Buell. Cashier Of The
importers Traders Bsuk bons duly dep. th
above saicmf correct to the best o. lnoslstge and belief
JAMES BUELL., Casher
Sworn beSoe this 10th day OF Angus
Hrs.r Gotsssfrr. Notary Pubic
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Bank Statements.

American ES,haugc Eanh.-Sta.enelt Of the
AAElCAN EXCHANGE BANK \ v required lev Chapter 30.
~' Of 1885, for ae WEEK. ending Saturday, tie 9Th day Of August
-3:
AVERAGE Loans aud So:o@G2 ca
AYrtG, amount OF Specie ls<1s.p -
am unit o & ston 81 $50 90
A'er'se amount oi Deposits ?~oO'J"t
CITY County New York, |. j. Murray Caher 81
th American Exhan BanS New York beng duly dpse an
ia. the above statement correct to the ' Of ny ana
bchei B MURRAY, Ct-hrf'
sworn before me tins 10Th day Of Alsus;.I-t3.
fx,3szc BULi. Notary lubhe
Atlnnttc RuuI-Stateineni Of tne ATLANTIC BANh.
Of the G. rs Of N.Yok required $50 Laws Of e'
m IN. veek end ng Fnl,v 7th day Of August, lbI -oo
Aversge amour. snd Discounts %
NrcustNn +-''--''
Az .ssfuu q
CIV and county OF New lorf. X W. H. Freeman OaSmeI
duly sworn, oegOse ana s.y hn
the hove the best OF ny tnoseise ana oehei
'he N'''' '''' r. w. X FREEMAN, Cashier.
sNoin 'e''.'"'' Epsfx y. Cons Notary Public.
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Uufchers' and DrOVcrs' Buhh' y % Il"7V ~ ~
BITCHEIsf And DNOyERs BANK. f-gTf~i y Chtifrf ~
1855 ff ssis aiufdsJ, its sk DAY 81 lHl
80 DDd.-tB
Avefss amount Of CHrs i"i'',<
Deflafs '''F"'
Cir .a5 County zee 1f., hoaef Fe'Hu t'Lt -
sni Droyer, Bsft lny d-fne sai 81 'a s
-, ,u-ui IL coffsot :, tAs nd Deha
j. y. FENltIh Csslsr
Sworn b.s,r. us lis sth day q Ausgsi, la.t 80, ,
q o I.flos CumIais~a0n 81 DeedA
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M,rine Dsnk.-si-i,mcu, q u. MARINE BANK

sl y os.sfsf 10 i- " ll ~ . ss.l slI st4fl'y
~ isr 4 As lsf if1I - - -
a.. ,ro.nt q Ian. e2.SoS.9ey 70
a ................ ps.-Sd
oi i-sst' i~ss.slb
CO. Cosy - ss- Tea. J. Room hal - Cab 20
nas ~ s~oa tsg-e stt az hti ~ sArs
.a.arli . ooffec tie lsi, .a1sis.ss 80 tssf
j. BATLEs. Csaa,L
s-o's ,sfor, ns. e'ioa "a, farH, ga
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Bnnl, of The Ncw-YorL DRY Dock Compnny.

UNNN " IfF wv 1VNh IFtl IVN'
PaSY a. required by Ch,pe $50 sldns
SATURDAY. tie eh day Of August, isn:
Avessr anoluio LHs aHd DscOants tlss,o5G "a
hyrrsse amount OF ,fe . .b'to
A. amount trt4 Aioi ss,, ~
Asesse o Drs lOS.tSs o.
u iofI. l. T. J. L0kH01l, Gather 81
Dr. Doh Company b-Hs day dis- ot
tAa above ,'afeuenir Get LOCKWOOD, CssLlef
sworn beofe m a.. sfh DAY ~ Ausult. ls,3
Baf.cs umrsl.n Of Deeds
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1911, esq., "a Law, d s ~ the wees ending saturday
the sih ony Of August 1885 , =.
tyeAS- amount "
Ave Asa afnoun, Of 72,564 q,
Avsrhs, o. Circulation 1l2IsO "
Cy and CONT, Of sew York ~ T. Washington A. Hall Cache
eihs Ba sworn dpo,e ard is tho ao0r
w. A HALL Cbshef
Sven 5eore me- th. sih day Of Ausust.isa
Hss.t + CHlFsAs, IT, Notary Public.
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Bull,s Head Bank.-S,asensnt q tho BULBS HEAD
PGSE foqie - Chs.i~f Iash 49, iof o yea en-as
ssiardss. 81 tay r. Aaglst- is-J $500. =. d.
~ Loat AID DISCO Do 90
A
-. al Sss 10
snosf o. Delsts o"< - %
Ctt AL Coaafy ol S~a lon Oeofs W Nur' tatsf o.
duly dsi@r 49, y ih - ave
~. NiLLEfI. Casaes.
srorn Irf,re ~ his 10Th day ofAlIas'. i77
d -f.rs
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Citizens Bank.-sis'ement OF the CITIZENS bANh'
a. reqanedby Chasr 10 Lave 1885, LOT ths ~eeA cn1hf s4lafdu'
day Of August, lboJf Am an
Average Loans and ..hsv w
Cfulaiioh
Cny and County Of Daniel BURNETT Pfe-'ieat
the depoe and SAY that u hboV'
. correct. 10 tie of bDo~eirs and heief
DANIEL BUAINETi, President
y..s. w. Pos, Notary Pubhc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-02-12

mend TO them that IN all cases, when allowed,
they labor faithfully for reasonable wages.
And ] further declare and make known that
such persons Of suitable condition will b, re
ceived into the armed service Of the United States
u garrison the forts. positions, stations and 9th
places and to vessels Of all sorts, in said
/ service.
/ Upon this, which Is sincerely believed to be
an act Of Justice, warranted by the Constitution,
upon military necessity, invoke the considcrate
Judgment Of mankind and the gracious fl, or of
Almighty God.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington on the Ist day
Of January, \. D., 1863, and Of the Indcpen-
dencc Of the United States Of America the S7th
year ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President.
By VIZ IL SEwAED, Secretary OF state.
In our exchanges, we notice the following
comments on the above document:
releases Government fr, responsibility for the
gigantic cure that has rested country from is birth.
LaNtn IN c''tioH with the movements ia rapid progress for
% adopt the Declaration of Independence without any
mental reservations That the proclamation will tell speedily
upon the rebellion, do doubt whether not
tells at the position attitude and reputation Of the
dsuif=s labor, eunobIrs humanity houos GodS f. Bui
Every true American and loyal citizen and patriotic will
@ @ i Joy T any I'm eh promises 10 prJdGce @ % te result
engine IN working out this result, rejecting mind can doubt
Necessary war measure radiant with just
ice Potent. crushing weapon for the suppression rebel
lion, complete and appropriate as the punishment Of guilty
and brsiTSty il also noble
future for the which Liberty and Union will be
and uSeparable.-SGc. Union
This the greatest only Of the but Of theage
II that only affects she United hut Ameri
ca-al humaIIyaud Is irough with such Importance
that its results now, din battle
clearly dsccrued Uuquesti0naby, Of
will prove disastrous 20 the rebel =. NcCS.
the grtuleS public present century. The
south rutc with TowTls her ua.iicJi0Us and
gnasiug uf teeth viii luse themselves their
mss Her aimigerseven those Of the North-who wish
cOuciate her friendship with
Onthose forced to become aposates to their
principles their tempOrizing sympathes. All
he offenders uf slavery enemies Of the Union
L'LHiOH Franco I'm cricGiHe, San Francisco.
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y BISHOP ALDRICu.
BISHOP ~ CO.,
Ofce in the east Of Makee's Block
Kaahumanu street, Honolulu.
Draw Bills Of ENchauE-
Messrs- GHISSgLL. MISTURS x Co., New York.
Henry a. PrERCE. Esq, Boston
Nessrs. MORGAN, Stone Co. Francisco.
deposits, discount rstlas business paper,
attend 20 collecting, etc. 32U-ly
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J. W. AUSTIN

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
O1ce In Monl.uIa M.nse. over the Post ONO. a2l-lr
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
from the Atlantic Monthly
Tho Sinking OF the Cumberland.
Br HEyEY W. Los1rsLLow

BT HESEY W. L1ssr Elbow.
At anchor IN Hampton Roads lay,
On board of the Cumberland sIyop-o!-war;
AuI az times from The fortress across the bay
The aIarum of drums swept past,
or a bugle-bIazt-
FROM the camp ou the shore
Then far away TO the south uprose
\ little feather o! suow-white smoke,
And We knew that the iron ship Of our foes
Was steadily steering its course
To try the force
or our ribs of oak.
Down upon u heavily runs.
Silent and suIleu, the floating fort
Then comes pull of smoke from her guns,
And leaps the terrible death,
Win fiery breath,
From each open port
We are not idle, but sent her straight
Defiance back in a full br1adsidel
As hail rebounds from roof Of slate,
Rebounds our heavier hail
From each iron scale
OF the monsters hide.
g Strike your hsg - the rebel cries,
Ia his arrogant Old plantation strain.
Sc Never ," our gallant Morris replies
Il Is better % sink than 20 yield ~
And the whole air peaIed
With the cheers Of our men.
Then, Ike kraken huge and black,
She crushed our ribs in her iron grasp
Down went the Cumberland all a wrack,
With a sudden shudder of death,
And the cannOn's breath
For her dying gasp
Next morn, as the sun rose over the bay,
stiH foated our flag at the maiumast-head.
Lord, how beautiful was thy day!
Every waft OF the arr
Was whisper Of prayer,
or a di.ge for the dead.
oh brave hearts that went down in the seas
Ys are at peace in the troubled stream.
Hoi brave land with hearts like these,
Thy flag, that IS rent in twain,
Shall be one again,
And without a seam!
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ID. y. FLITNE X.

Continues his old business reproof building
"a
Chrouomeers rated by and stars
with transit instrument accurately adjusted the
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention given
watch repairing seNant and quadrant glasses slvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical constantly
on hand and for sale. 32O-ly
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&usjntss Gar0s.
II. STANGENWALD, Md.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

New York City Dspeusary Physician member of the
N-co Ch.ruricaI College and Of the Pathological Society
oMc. at Dr. JuIjs Drug Store Street Residence in
Nuuuu Valley opposite that of =. o. Hall Esq. 33O-ly
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j. NORTH.

Dealer in General Merchandise, Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
with the shortest notice, reasonable
Bills ofeNchange wanted. 32O-ly
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JOHN THos. wATERHoUsE

- II - Il - - - -
- DEALER
WINES, SPIRITS,
ALE AND PORTER,
Honolulu. 32l-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24
July Is, 1868.
The District Convention.

The district convention at White River
Junction on Tuesday was quite fully attend
, cd, more than we had expected, considering
the exceedingly stormy day. A few were
f, there doubtless because it was not good
weather, but many more from distance
were kept at home by the storm.
The perfect uranimity and harmony
which prevailed in the convention was tru-
ly gratifying, and while it is a high COM
piment to Mr.. Morrill,, TO receive such a
nomination in such manner, we hold that
it is no less so TO the district which now Sc
cures his valuable influence and experience
Mr.. Morrill, did not desire a reelection as
we happen to know, and had strongly
hoped that some other man would have
been elected. But he has been drafted in
to the service, as it were, and under those
circumstances he did not feel at liberty TO
decline, and accordingly accepted the NOM
ination in very handsome speech before
the convention. 1t is also gratifying TO
know that while his nomination will be re-
. ceiyed with delight among his own constit-
uents at home, it will also be hailed with
much satisfaction abroad.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24

killed by random shot from Hawkins
zouaves. Recognizing his old comrades,
with whom he had so often ranged himself
in line of battle, he hailed them with cheers;
but observing the riotous demonstrations of
the crowd 10 that vicinity, the zouaves
fired, and the returned soldier was mortally
wounded.
A woman living at the corner Of Thirty
second street and Second avenue was warn
ed on Tuesday, by the rioters, 10 leave, be-
cause her husband was black republican.
She accordingly began removing on We'd
nesday, her hus band being away in the
country. Some women, attacked her while
doing this, beat her, tore her hair, and d.
vided her property. A grog-seller named
Crose was arrested on Wednesday at No.
IL Thomas street and locked up in the
Tombs. He was seen giving away straw
and matches to boys and directing them to
60 to the negro houses on Thomas street,
saying, j" Burn down the cribs of the id
niggers," swel.,s.
On Wednesday evening mob of twenty
four persons or more appeared before Unit
ed States Marshal Murray's house, and
made hostile demonstrations. The marshal
loaded two revolvers, one Of which he gave
his wife, instructing her not to fire until he
should utter the word. The crowd, seeing
the marshaps determination, and, perhaps,
respecting the character of his little army
OF one, as well as fearing the sure death
that awaited them IN the event of an attack,
made haste to depart. The NIB threaten
ed and approached house. One man, not
its owner, nor his friend, stood on the steps
as the crowd came on. The leaders rushed
forward. Said this hero: "You shall enter
this house only over my dead body" They
stopped, hesitated, swore and retreated leav-
ing the house unharmed. One brave heart
protected it. A negro was pursued on Tues
day by bowling mob of 80 or 40, bent on
killing him-of course for no reason except
that he was negro. Hundreds of cow
ards saw it, and stirred not lifted not voice
or hand to defend him. But there was one
man not a coward. lie ran forward, threw
his arm about the negro, faced the moi,
drew his revolver, and announced -" The
first man who approaches, dies" And he
saved him. bE H I}
Near Sixteenth street, robber on horse
back rode up to house occupied by gen.
tleman known for his kindness to the sick
and wounded soldiers. When the door was
opened, he found young lady in the house
and demanded money. She said her father
was not ut home, and she had no money
But you can get it," said the thief, ''and
will give you just ten minutes time to gel
it," She unlocked her fathers safe and
got him $40. That will do for the pres
ent," said the thief. "but shall call agaia
A white gentleman (tbe son Of mission,
ary,) born in the East Indies, but educated
in this country, said, when he saw the riot
ers on Wednesday, :" am proud of The
heathen."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24

INTERESTING TO DRAFTED MEN.-We
published little of the decisions of the Pro-
vost Marshals last week, feeling confident
they were not right and would be changed
in due time by higher proper authority, and
such has been the case. 1t has now been
decided that persons paying Communication
need not attend in person, but may send a
receipt, and also, that a drafted man may
have the question of his liability to serve
decided before he pays the Communication or
furnishes substitute. Right. 1t is still a
question as TO the amount of time a man is
exempted from draft by paying $500, and
any discussion of it by knots who collect in
the streets will not settle it. Ten days are
allowed in which to procure substitute or
pay the $500, and drafted men are all paid
the same bounties by the United States as
volunteers. Hoa t&
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24

REBEL BRIDGE BURNTNG.-The rebels
have commenced bridge burning only fifty
miles south of Bellows Falls. The railroad
over Deerfield river about one mile south
Of Greenfield, was burnt on Saturday morn
Ing last, and there is little doubt it was an
attempt of rebel rioters 10 resist the draft,
which took place in that town that day
The object was to get the fire companies
out of town, cut up the hose, and render
the place as defenceless as possible; but
the authorities were on the alert, and refus-
ed to allow either of their fire companies
to leave the village. There was over $780,
900 worth of United States stores there,
which the rioters no doubt intended to des-
troy. Many threats had previously been
made. The Greenfield Gazette says that
it was "the act Of secession incendiaries,
and that the fire was set for the purpose of
drawing the people and engines from Green
feln, so that the village might be burned.
Upwards Of one hundred citizens have been
sworn in as special police, to serve until
matters become more settled"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-24

'sg The Vermont Record, is the name of
the successor,to the Brandon Monitor, and
Judeing from the specimen before US ii will
form publication of unusual interest to
our State. 1t is TO be devoted 10 the gath
ering up Of all interesting ard important
information with regard to Vermont, and
Yermonters, and is apparently to be under
the auspices of the Vermont Historical So
siety, and we shall look forward with much
interest for future numbers. Friend Mili-
kenis an en.erprising young man, and we
wish him the full measure of success which
we believe his efforts will deserve.