davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-12-10
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS UNDER TIE SEVERAL
LAWS OF CoxGREss.

The aggregate quantity of public lands set
apart By Congress for military services, and
hercinbefore alluded to in round numbers, is
aecertafned to embrace, up to the 30th Sep
tember, 1868, acres G., $40, 572, which includes
lands appropriated In satisfaction of services
in the Revolution; In the war Of 1913, with
Great Britain; for Canada volunteers, for the
laws of 1850, 1885,, and 1855.
There have been located under tho said
bounty land acts Of 1877, 1850, 1853, 1855, in-
elusive, for the year ending 30th June, isGS,
acres 464, ESQ; located with warrants during
quarter ending S0th September, 1868, (parf
bounty land, nets Of 1877, 1850, 1859, 1855.
there were issued prior and up to S0th SeD.
tember, 1868, warrants 538,064, covering
acres 81, 969, ,430; Of which, on the S0th Scp-
tembcr, 1868, there were outstanding 63,231
warrants, covering 6, Isl 100 acre5
, 1863-12-10

Ang. >, iees....:..............'
There were offered at Olympia,
Washington Territory. August
3, 1S6.................,
There were offered at 1uua, Mich
igan, August 8, 1863. ...........
There were offered at East Sagi-
naw, Mich. Aug. 5, 1863, 80.
There were offered 1T Topeka,
KanEas, Apg. 3, 1851. ........,
There Were offered at Humboldt,
Kansas, Aug. 3,16&3.
, 1863-12-10
New York Stock and Money Market.
Mem 81 nbertts e11e1lts.
FOR SALE.

For further particu1ars apply at the Whis and Re-
publican office, Quincy, III. dc1Qs909.3t.1tlstp
M ASONIC.-T Annual Conyo-
1tE- cation OF Washington Chapter, No. 49, R, A. H..
tor the election ct od;cess and payment OF dues will
be held on FRIDAY EVENING, tlfb instant 1t ~
O'Clock. s. E. UNDEHHII1, Eerrrtav' "a
, 1863-12-10

Making In the aggregate >. Il, ,83s, 81 acres
Under the several Iailroad grants made in
the years 1856 and 1857, the following quanti-
ties up to September 80, 1868, have Been ccr-
titled to the severnl States:
, 1863-12-10

Making total 7553 8445 81 acres.
SALES or PUnL1c LAND ORDERED sIScE DATE or
LAeT REPORT, PURSUANT TO PRESIDENTS Pnop-
LANAT1oK NO. 6t}3, DATED MARCH, %, 1863
, 1863-12-10

There have been certified to the States for
the year ending JUNG so, 1858, to aid In the
construction Of railroads, as follows, viz:
Iowa: 290, 1887 acres.
Michtgan. neutrality-suspicious.. 411363.22 acres.
Minnesota. a.................... 353T21.33 acres.
H1eeons1n. ........... 43059.69 acres.
, 1863-12-10

requiring twenty-tl1ee thousand four hun
drcd and th;rty ty-dyc pieces Of scrip, or some
ninety volumes Of records. Special certih-
Gates, with printed forms Of selections, hare
been duly furnished to the States authorized
to make selections within their limits; and
the work Of iesnins scrip to the other States
has progressed with great rapidity, the whole
complement due Rhode Island, Kentucky,
Vermont, and New York having been prcpar.
ed, whilst all due the other States above mem
toned, 1t Is expected, will be dispatched to
the proper destinations before the end of De-
cember next,
, 1863-12-10

1861. ........::.:....... t2.9sl. Is &C
~ 1Sss:.:;..:1;;:..s:.....:. s,21a.sa :
1ss...................:. a2,sss.e7 :
, 1863-12-10

Total acres. @, ,GM
, 1863-12-10

62.99L.@ acrcs

: Total. a1s7,818,f5 acres
Lands restored to market, having been hereto
fore proclaimed, as follows:
, 1863-12-10

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
wood. celebrated for his critical Operations N,
ne Eye and Ear. and extraordinary cures Of ma
ost obstinate diseases Of those delicate organs con
Mnpes nts practice at No. III Randolph street. III
e 10 me treatment Of diseases OF the Eye anil Eaf
au!anG nbe q which he has pzactised In Chicago
ArtiEclAl Eyes and Ear Drums tn5eFtrd
de9-sat5tnet
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THE SUNDAY MERC,Ry.

THE GKANDEsr koMAScR
GREATEST MODERN NOVELIST
will be comm ncea. from the advanced sasss u the
SUNDAY MERCURY
or 10 MORROW.
tn. t.xbiSs R,1i Of xalRcS
the Ar,sor o." Im nn,. OF he aMbe Hea, g The
Pcoi uir. =" " Tie SCARLET Flower = Ltl' h'n ..
o. The " oude. OF Kne-wocd Chase" &c. &c, &c. 1
bears Tie sipropT ate usrle Of
StCil IL LIFE,
and cnlt,ee, IN - c,pc the crimes ari irirt-le'
and srcs,er var. o irc cent and al, ven lar
hV, De hsps, ever b,fte been c,mprrhcnd ~ Any
;s., Of ps. ps,he 't pi,ns .rnder "a
tine, and humo,ou. By iugns, aad . ore OF thcse
.onesr Y ,otesa.iou. ., genius 'h'', once rcsi'
IN . OIL ius' >, ia. tor,.rc,' III, CO. it.i can
c-u.c, on either side the Altar &C. orr stale,
Curry rat thee q, ilu'c only one Of ,he toAturrs
u %, uca 'n uow'pspst Of n day. u sun i'o m.
TIA, .umes vi hin we rur,h- u ruUlc journal
lhi. feet IL fecceuin.i by the london Tunes aud ell
In news dssrt nont sri edi'oria ard ;fuy ths,
,nds vsr,tsb,o record OF Eopulsr movement. SID
ea,unt events IN IA rafls u he nion
liz not sifnp' literary wager. nor spolteal "a
ret, nor ini,iisrS PAPER, nor a poiee p'r nor :
commercial paT,i MOI sporiins pspe' nor clerical
..gsr nor. ,he,r,S. spr nes tpsP,l tss, Sn
all sa'.seu, ION exclusive .o4rce, built
ALL THESE IN ONE.
. tror CT ell tbs events aud sshenes Gbd prc'scts
Al. ntrisies aud hops, and i.sts, and anus ntnts
snd eoutrovers,ss. aud .slousl a. and 'isn'snts "
change AID revolution which AgitAto tElcfIcau 20
ciety. II urOt for cree ~ Cisst, Tut fof 81
circles and AL es"ss rhs "a the .,eret u ssue
ec.s- 1t IL pht.,Vnenon al. .ng 1eg 4y.fefs, WI
cut psseii. ard ~ithout per, eiih-, the Ok
World or the N-v Ateady rs ClR.tlA clVN
NORE THAN 1HipLLs THAT Of All rNi
UihfR NEW YORK SUNDAY NtM Si'APEUS
So CALLED. Toe Advertisements eOus. giied to oi
SECURITY In their columns, reach the entire plht
throush those OF the SUNDAY MERCURY, I'D .
about the sams cost IL the largest and the enrsr
Get ,psprr sItsnt II "a hard, no unt, pgoL ia
cropping ploddjrs Of the sun lay peN &C. be ri sed
| psrslyLed. .Itinyshst by superior talent ta' In
dustty, aud enterprise but there IL 10 hcp iof T.
stcH ~ LIfF, l5f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05
SEWING MACHlN Es.

EJR SALE AN EXCELLENT SEWING
4 mschire, ioI leather ~orf 4 aitAos. Guy kind
How "a oydudei II vii uc s0ii ch"-n v. the p.rty has
no iurtter Tor Il Apply AZ No, 81 Nassau A., Top
holg, so
S,EWINu MACilhEo--ALL FIRST Class
omach1es Tor sale, rent Of erchspre. Mach, pss
th ~ Tor cs,h. " pat pa msnt Machines bought,
starr, WAn'rd L.ud 4 webster machines, sOj
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tnit u hLH
SUNDAI MERCJ Ky,
.ud the opening ehsu'c-, OF sbls splendid sorh Of
inAgiuAt on Hil sppssr In itt cOlunas
ID-hpEKOW MOliNING,
Tia I.tcs, al. 100. tAt'.iAs ga. besiIchins y
all the stories which hay. suanstsd from PIERCE
EtsANS pen,Nin b. til sreRteet sensation Oi tie
pf~trut er IN tins rendins sotd On thd ace the
Atsntie. II &C utains g.. pOrtaiuTee INC tlAt Of
victin eutaIcled ia b.. tolls which hAv- mover
been surpassed by any Of the rAhter .nindr
.h1 have searched tho dtrt recrsse, VI ne human
heart A. revealed 10. workings TO mankind, Mabel
the heoriuo oi the mountaineering narrative, u, an
4, Iut AZ. CREATION and oil tho suIl!Aty Characters
enc 4 picted vita eIuB0filnary pys0r. The plot aud
incdsats sh.eh embrace evsIy phase Of society and
mos, marvellous tsSge vi aecfet intrisues and dee
PERI. .dveutules -" u osefpO~e'iug int srest
" ale tie Auinor hch relieves the atcp shading o.
eI M sud iofgJF, II % :h' mo- 'iv!f sue vpis ~
thor, t,iIs iarFLicad * lalvgly TO the 81 M. \
AFkCURN T. fU'i0 ~ o. e0Ics,, thGt the splendid
sess VI IN AI,uh:Iel CD Dniy iea.h the Ansnean
-''''' 1 Il ~, Etr.!Esfsfxi}vs pnsss
which combings Hitpil it--f Ill ~" d.psi7 n-n's EN-
hraeed within the circ oi the Literary, toH
CO., LommttriI ! 2Ai, -,HiolAL.-, -ad N!ic...""e
Loof At the lie, iias features u to-mouovs Issue
AID aAy Il pa. sheet VNti coup l'ei such -
re.y. II 10 H. r. slu tp tuumeta,s them 49,
torEesp.n4enct it!e "!nshind'd Voiun's"s": to-
iiistoTiettes tte IN ruic,i snd sEow New, ft
Ie.essphir Newa, 20 - 'p''l-i sOurcer, up Z" i W
O'clock on sgndsy TornIf no spor'ias RI i'Jp,.n
BiariI, Alupi = IN iuf' Qnn.inR'ands ofj ttinS
new ahd inleI,sins IN ly'elsn ard dou.e-i' ,p,on1
nv circles. IN SUNDAY MkRCLkY r. \ ~ y
GEsl LIEGl4AflON LNEk kEAChL - ~ T.. Z
NENsPAPEk IN lHlr COUNTRY NIX HAN
TKlPlINu THAT OF ALL THE OF. ~. ~ y
! s~~~- ~-Sss- .A>.sS e IA hss,-s- -.sN A
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A PLEASANT ROOM TO LET, WITH
IA bJard, 10 4 gentleman and vito also room
vii or without board, 70 two angie gentleman. al
al. next week, ~ "a Hester ct. 10
L'UkNlSiikD kDOh5 10 LEI, WITH
j croton water, aui able for housete"pine on "a
second toor, 3e5 GTsud q, private entry. ~
THE GRANT HOUSE, Az q 4S NEW
J. Bawery, Just opened newly furnished no pre-
truoe To style sn In comfort and essniipss. Rooms,
one psyon. 70 y ~ csnis yer esy .! 70 ~ pss 49,
49, stsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

The advance sheets Of nsv romance, IN the
.lovo ti,G.lr ant tItie, bi PIECE LGkS, Ftq su-
tnor 81 - laD.,n. or, he Marble He-,t," The
Poor 9th" "The Scarlet ilorar." Lady hsude !;
o. tn. Wonder Of kirgsHoo Cnsse,' 30, &C. &c ,
PURCHASED FROM THE AUTHOR,
co-t u many thoUhand do!lAfs, BY the pTopris-
tors U
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AMUsEMENrS.

nApvt-M,a AWrpICAN NUsEUM
s.rrpp.y DrCV uppv sTU fq6N
bAAOHDais ., DE$hZDv" VIM
Last DAY
.,,,,,,o,..oilns,r ,v, c,.Sra
kACb FEEL hi"h''
iue m TTvs~no,., r,,,.,.ys as ,,,.uAx,Ty
81 hNDOt & iO"LhS VI III Nh"'h
evsf seen uIpn Mrth
IN oohuh't MIN tnem my pe "sn~
uhE LILY IAN KING, v,,u
~ ibNNS JILL UNLf ~ ,iNNn,nS hi""'
~ - ~ 10 "a ~. 20 ~. We Gao los,
Thumb aud Com Mutt entirely in III .Nsde
MN Ek W VS. sltN tpNIKNST .
~ mmhrty s'en on The iEcc Of tire globe. MO
70 Zen. ,,.,,,,.,r, ,.. -.
", Nuns IN SfhitsN = Nov'nS WAX IT. ~
"kANn kQI AK! 50 ion, armed sea. .e
ga LUIS At lLkNOuN NSutNtNiN"
NJ " Ma ~ oto'k. VII 10 otusN
I'VE aNHNit lChMT DIANA. CAbLt
| an xh,,, ,,o w. okhs nHNult ..s,.,..
., LhEkudHii ~ AMoNn.
!" WIN" r rt,h i'll NJ ~ Nh"'-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

RUX MAkERS--A NUMBER OF GOOD
~ Boz naf-rs ca inj employment a. O. r. uAW-
LEY co ). i2s Church e. sud a. anu !, God
rect li-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

NVANTED-A STEAM ENGINE AID
~ hoier, about or 20 horse power, Addrtts box
4; : Post Ofce, or apply to l.. ID, GALE 80 500 ~
~, .tAirs. IRON to ~. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

RRAlD HANDS NASTEE-NoNE But
A'hrst e!ns snds need apl.,, at the EAsis SKIRT
w Ia, Ss3 First 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

WANTED - GOOD RIvETFRS AND
w csulA-r,. Apply to 9. N. co. foot 23d st, Eat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

Two 1AlLORS, OR BUShELMAN,
Il wanted, and a young man TO lesrn 10 clean
Clothes Call ior one week at 10 Market Il.
2sy r. KELLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

NNANrED--BI 4 lOUNG MAN LATELY
w arrived from the South, situation a. salesnisn
in = wholesale store, or plrter IL light bthin'ss
Address, IL ,9is Wet 18th n, "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

TWO YOUNG AMERICAN MEN Having
l. business only In the morning. vould like employ
nent for the AFT Init Of the dsy. Piel.e AtdTes
4. H., boz VA Sun Once. az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

ROYS WANfED-2 BOYS TO WORK IN
LIZ packing box factory, 81 xsrccr,. 50
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90 LAkDsMtS, - iIktAEN, tOAL-
81 pss,er-, green hands, and 10y. waited, tor ..
gunboht go ny on block sde chip for year 100 10
and - advance. L. = Naval Rendezvous lSS
south 4 t6o
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WANTED.

a WONDERFUL Rush FOR MALE And
- Female bella q all astions, ct No. Roadway,
Le'. door 70 the sshinston Hotel Those lAicy
.And,d employed Immediately. Cocks wanted tof-
iirs- and farming hards. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

WANTED A BOY. BEINELN IL AND IL
w year. ofsrs Lavi;is taste Tor drawing, 10 sp-
pI ertice a. toe sign and prnsntntrl Painting. APP
ply o. HOJtE & GRAHAM'S, v. duane al, bet ~e~u
! End O'clock 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

NTANTLu--A BRASS COCK MAKER. By
w Z. tl>LAfsoA, machine sbop, foot OF Yor.
Of, Jervey cry. -
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HAlSTEkS, FIEiSHtRS. OfE.A lORS--
iDAlso Yops.s'ors With their own IAchlnes, pto.s
Lorh % military ovefcoatl, tuttonboie makers God
~, work al winter. Good hands only NJ 1y 1850
Worth ,th Of, be-. 9TH and 9th sss Willisnfbufsh
WOOD. Call ali peIt week. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05
AlCTlON NS,gpa,rn.


4 LAKUK NUUNF SNIF
~ OF HtNDSONg FURNITURE
IS CARPETS, sJrFru BIDS. &c.
Tn'S ikf SAT! Enhr AZ o' ~.
cnurc pnrlor, sleeping ronu Ani diutns fni.u-c OF
tie house ell nee, ard 70 he sod without reserve
'ufuiture OF every drs rp'ion mirrors. f.Ch curtains
aud aha -. rvttf, IA hsif.r .otn sud brocAtoi,s.
ci,ot ch,iis Of al kiud,, pn'inss. ~ %, sup nor
h.di cads hsir ard rrrrK nis,ttrses, rirh CHINA ell
,er~sTs. cut glaze, table cutlery, Sc NO p"spoas-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

TnsEE TIMES CRiATfR Than TuAr OF
All HE uliiEk ST NDAl NEW sfArEkS
TIE ~ BLlC UNDERSTAND Tar VALUE or
THE 81 SnAY NtRCi ~. II lsthr cnespss. me.
dun OF un,ver.ai authorization IN the void, aud
viva wli,r it .c'y to ia. announ .ementt ia ia
tines. cviuius lan cIn BE- obtained at i've tiuos
III. CO.. ell, VA r.. los
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuhD--ON INT 2iIh ihoI.. A sIKAl
L ed OF the owner oAu have llm by proving prof
orty aud psyiur .IpsnSs, by applying ct the W zoo
t.nr Hotel Weeh.sk n, N j. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

900 REwARDsLoaL Aho.r ihE
sfternoon, . PICKET book eoptsinins about $SO, an
EuSliAh kllferovn AMI sb liz 9. Inc property OF o
poor man The lu Ter BY leaving the pocket book At
y pAsk u 10 U.u sslsjva tbs sl.ass sAu A<S- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

yXTANTED-i SASH AND BLIND Makers
w and 2 BOYS. Iuirli,e Of W. q. NOUsFR, South
.RTr-n, New JerpeG, near d. X. Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

VtTANIED A GOOD MilLlSEk-Al.SO
w frat rat. trimmer sd taess yniSn. Ar ! At
DAY Eishth ave, bet. 18Th and 3yih II. y. Z 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

NAMED A PLUMBER VINO Thorough,
w unders'gnds q ! n incsa, ons Who III A.
80 hstitg preferred. Aito, young man VINO has u u
a. the tus.Le a. und'r instructions. Address. ap
p,y to }. II. Il. HAVE l5s Market at, Nes.k. \
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

CEVERAL GIRLS WANTED AT LADIES
y hair dressing and wis making. Inquire ~
Broadway. 1888
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\NANrkD--CORE BOYS IN a BRASS
w foundry. Appy 81 J. 4 ". JONES L co. 81
lite II $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

IN|ANTED-Z5 GIRLS WHO Understand
w making srtihcia sissa grapes; slso 100 srtheisl
fover makers and - to learn. Apply bet and A.
~, l6S Mott II, bet Grand = nd Brootncr,. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

CLOTH fOEWAKDERS AND GIRLS a
~ custousd % :" .idnsup waited ipmeoi,, Is.
Good hand, will Ind good work, md plrnty r. a.
JOAN i. CRAY cRLEN's, 10 and is jacob s,. "
INARMkR MANrrN-A MAA WIN Ia
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NtTANTED-A FIRST RAE PLUMBER.
w Apply 70 GEO. PALMER, Frantlin It. nsa
lndix. Crseu Point ~
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Tor SALE HORSES AND TRUCK,
1 ~'h work. Inquire 80 Washington 1t, n. l., d
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Personal NOTICES.

A W. MUDHE, FROM SWEDEN, WISHEi
h'.o tss his brother, {. A. MoDHE. at u Gree
u sh at n
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GlRLS Oul Oh EMPLOYMENT ASp
~ ~ having 20 homo, may apply At The GrH lodslns
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lUlS WANTED, 10 WORK On StW-
), ~ machine need e. Any 10 Mf. BAN. 81
ldliaFs 81, az rear, an fecr iny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

r SEibNtk, AUCTION kk->tLDNk
~. LEVY, WI ssl, this dsy, at l0s o,lock, st
tu.I salstfOotn 10 iFw Canal sI.ot, rear Bos
large lot VI new sud copA b-nd clothing, slts gui
WOODEN dresses, drswors and under shrtl, bsnsea,
and iaf =. lot o. boos aud shOs,; ap lot OF cut
rass d:cantogs. champagne and liquor glasses. l"J
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCrlOStER, WILL
IVlsWil ttis day 1914 oc'oct, NJ l'c.coin, 10 Nae
ran A. general assortment Of household furniture,
carpets sofas. ehsrs, hir"nrs, rS.h Ards fc,the,
beds, nsttrssso tsistssds lounges, tables, c,Se.s'
~ Il j. BOGAKr WILL SELL. iHiS DAY,
os at 1OS o'coct ~ the Aue'ion X Nr,s M. North
william st, household MIXTURE sofss, lounges chairs
gAs PIPE, gas chs ndsers, ~unruprs, ~'.h.audr,
bedstssds, pattras,rr D,n- blsnk'. rsru.'s paint
iIss toves, Kitchen furniture coup'ers shrts draw
ere also Gecor'' ct 'nrf'tr
safe c.u, steam boiler aud east sat double hsrress
and q variety VI oth,r soedt IA
" LILLIAN ikN ING, AUtT.-CLlhION
w b. OSGOOD will cell At thu salesrcom. ~ &C.
dsr a. on Monday, dee ~, ~ lO. O'Clock, III" sn
tire contents OF borrdioe house, removed 10 store
for Convenience q SAFE, con'iy ~" Olonp'u, hur.sus
~ ds'sad table, rhsir,, -'s. h. ""l7s OF al tirfs
oilcioths, rsfrssrs,os, Kitchen furniture Of all rds
NC lN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

sud the opening ehGp'e-s oil III, splendid vort
Imagination siil sppssr In itt columas
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GAME BAGS-l LkSOSS, MALE or tk-
NJ male, WHO unds rgtsnd Weaving net. ,uitGbs foi
game bags, NAY address Il. kITTRfDGE a co
Cincinnati, Ono. 3dt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05

JDIIN II. URLEi, AUC1R, ny ~. roll
IlNs, .ill cell thi. day ~ : O'Clock a. ~ Canal
81 bureaus iedft ads wssh,ts ads, chairs, tables,
lootips ssses cs,pe,. oil cloths paflof and cottage
tuit, led. ard hsdflng, 10. a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-10-14

pitfalls have thus been transferred to Vet-
mont, to enjoy the benefits of the change
to our mountain climate and their native
air, of the best medical treatment, and of
being near, and visited by relatives and
friends. The expenses of transportation
are borne by the Government.
embrace this occasion, gentlemen
through you to return my hearty thanks
to the people of Vermont, for the uniform
kindness and consideration they have
shown me, while attempting to perform
the important official duties with which
which | have been intrusted during the
past two years. r.........
FREDERICK HoLBRooK.
Executive Chamber, Oct. s, 1868.
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OF pArRIortcC, HusBANDs,-oR WHY.

Oh dear, what little darlings these patriot ~
husbands are,
Who swear they love you most to death, OR sure
they'd go to war; lfre. ga4ir
Their patriotic blood is boiing-they do so want
to gel
But cannot feave their happy homes, they love
~ their dear wives SO. l
They hear the stage that's coming-throw on
d their hats awry.-
They toss the baby in the crib, where he sets up
- acry, ...... -... ..... ...t.
which all your best endeavors you vainly use to
hush.
Be careful-don't be cursing that patriotic rush
Which set the baby crying, and burned the bis
cult black,
And brings on your devoted head scodng
when he's back ..... ..
If for his tea he has to wait moment,-by the
Don't mention to the loving one, he made the
gge baby cry. ..'... ...
Don't ever dare to think him wrong in practice
......,. or by nature, H
When such mad ming haste he shows to get the
latest paper
What can it be, but country's love, that scenes
..t.. like this can show 4;
And all that love is sacrificed for love he has for
you.
All yes, know ''he paid his fee with many a
deathly groan;
But then what was .'three hundred now to leav-
ing wife alone
And Thought perhaps that Uncle Sam would
rather have the cash"
JDon't wonder. Hush-how dare you talk such
-.H sad, unwifey trash Hst. ..r.
You need not tell me that he lies--lust say that
.. he's mistaken .... a..-.......
If so-that is, if in your eyes, he fills coward s
station,
Don't tell me now for he will hear, but meet me
by and by; L..#. w,rt ...r
Well talk of what folks think" of him, and
may be, guess the WHY. ooo
% Fairfax, Sept. "a. ...... ...
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24,2l2,7l
O.693,94
$l56,95O,42

The Agents appointed by the Act enti-
tied "An Act providing for the appoint
ment Of agents to receive and dispose Of
the Land Scrip to which this State may
be entitled under the act of Congress, ap-
proved July I'd, 1862, approved Dec. l,
1862, executed their respective bonds in
full compliance with the requirements Of
said Act and the bonds were approved
by me and deposited with the Secretary
of State
The joint resolution passed last session
relating to the appointment Of Commis-
sioners to visit the sick aud wounded SOL
diers from Vermont, III the United States
service. to minister to their comfort and
recovery, and to procure, at the expense Of
the State, the removal of such of them to
Vermont, on furlough, as might thereby,
in the estimatation of the Commissioners,
be more speedily restored to health, could
not be fully carried out in practice, mas
much as they conAicted in some respects
with the rules and regulations governing
the service, The system of granting fur
loughs had been extensively practiced un-
til the War Department. finding by ex-
perience that large numbers of the men
thus INDUCED did not return to the SER
vice, and that the army was being de-
pleted at rapid and alarming rate, felt
compelled to issue stringent orders dis
continuing the practice. The authorizes
at Washington therefore declined to allow
our disabled men to be sent to Vermont
on furlough, but expressed willingness
to fill the hospitals then in the State
Keeping the hospitals and men, however,
strictly under the ontrol Of the Govern.
ment, and subject to the army rules.
Hon. D, l. Lyman and Mr.. F. f. Hol.
brook we're appointed Commissioners to
visit the U. S. general hospitals in and
near Washington, in Virginia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania and New York to look up
Vermont soldiers therein, report them al
the Surgeon Generals Office in Washing
ton, and procure thoir transfer. About
one thousand sick and wounded soldiers,
scattered through large number Of hos
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I The oath to support the Constitution of
the United States was then administered to
the members of the House by the
Speaker. & r..
In the afternoon, Governor Holbrook
sent an address to the Legislature, from
which we make only few extracts:
Gentlemen Of the Senate .
and House Of Representatives.:
In view of the extraordinary duties
imposed upon the Governor, growing out
of the peculiar condition of the country,
| deem it proper, respectfully to submit to
brief statement relating to some matters
which have transpired during the past
year, most of which are connected with
the military affairs of the State.
Orders have been drawn on the Treas
ures, by the Governor, from October lst,
1862, to October Stb, 1868. amounting
to the sum of $l56,95O,42.
In general terms, these orders have been
for the following classes of expendi-
lures:
|. State pay to soldiers of
81 per month, from enlist
ment to muster into the SER
vice of the United States, and
expenses of paying; also, pay
of officers from date of COM
mission to date of muster, $S0,526,23
2. Aid to families of SOL
diers, as per report of John
Howe, Jr., Esq, the agent ap-
pointed to dispense State ear
aid thereto, 2l,5l7,54
3. Recruiting and drill .
ing, equipment, inspection
and organization, medical s.'
aid and stores, &c, the great
CT part being for troops raised
during the year 1862. and
which has been presented to
the General Government for
allowance, and is supposed to
be collectable, 24,2l2,7l
4. Sundries, perhaps most
ly uncollectable, and to be re-
garded as State expenses,
and which are stated more
in detail in the Abstract ac-
companying this Communica-
ton, .t,a 3O.699,94