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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

~ Endlcutt street, Boston, Massn
20 arranged that pat tents never see or hear each OH
tr. hecO, tCt, the Only entrance TO Lh office s NO
~, having no connection win hs residence conse
qaently no family interruption 20 tial on no account
can any person hesitate appiynf ai bIs ONCE
DIR DlA
otay INSERTS land cannot be couradicedi except 10y
Quacks who will say on do anything, even perjuIe
Themselves 10 impose upon PATIENTS that he
ls TIE ONLY RE8ULAa IaGADUhTE PHYSICIAN 30
YkkrleINd rs BOsToA,
sl&lEEN YEARS
gagged in treatment % Special Dtea7t5, fact no well
kuowu 10 many Culheus, Publishers. Merchants, liott
rropraos 40, lhat be IA much recommended, sno
particary 10
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid and escape Imposition Of Foreign ana Ma
uye puiesa, ng" namaon' in Boston than other Large
DR. h. DIX
proudly re cs 70 Protectors and respectable Physclaua
many Of whom consult i'm IN critical caaoa, because
II his acknog legged skill and reputation, attained
through SO ING experience pra}ti and oD-eryalion
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
De not chbea 1udadd to your sanerngs IN being de-
calyed thebn bopsts, epreseualous false ron
Uses ana precnsioua OF
F0RlleN And NATIVE QuACKS,
Who know ht.le the nature and character of Special
Diseases, and tLs a 10 iheir Some exhibit forged
Diploma. of ln,itutiol' 3r C0nege-, winch never cA.
istcd 10 any part Of the world others exhibit Dplo
90 ls ni the Dead how obfaihed. unkuown not 0nly
assuming and advertising names oi those n.c-toI %
The Dil mas. but TO fnnhel their imposition as.umt
% mes of other most celebrated fhyaciuLs on. siuce
dead. Neither De deceived by
QUACK NOslRuM MAKERS,
hfoa b false cettH1ifs. auo reference. ami recomuon
daliuns OF their meiatuc. bg 20, as4t ruu cannot m
pose OF con,radle lhem ur who, side 20 farther
heir uYI.il0u COPY hum Nedcl b1.t much that
written % 'he qulliea nut elects Of aia eut herbs
and plants ava aacrOe al ts sime Oh their Ils Ex-
facts' Specifies &C., most vi which Of 800. ali contain
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS win
Iad Will be holden the Probate Office, Aontpesfn
said District, Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are IT,
Suested to attend to the Same said court days.
7. K. NERRILL Judge.
Denemher isRO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
Why Railways Pills Cure Small Pox.

In small NX, Scirst Fever, Eryspas-, yellow i.
phod aud other raiueing Ftrerl rua0w1N q, 81
ssseHiil But to administer dose OF Drastic N t
Irritation They would pfoiucc AMI tlr fc.tyt
depletion that would follow, wolH De as.I .e
fatal u physicians 10 those casos, woI1 $3.50 th
WAYS PILLS, they would Away euro lhsf ri.a.-
In these diseases a mid ioofAing hdllng atd f.atf
stimulating axiuyc Is required, winch Is seoaiel By
RAILWAYS puIs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

HEsubscf ibeTs havlne btrn appOlnItdbyIh HOn0aIt
i Probate Court fofthe District ofWashingon, Com
missioner, to receive, eEamineand adjust all claims aad
demands Of all persons against The Estate Of Truman
Pltkn late Of East Montpelier IN said District deceased
the Midday of September s6l be Ing aowedby sadCouH
to the creditors ofaid deceased prove their
respective aims before notice willutend
Ia the duties of appoint at the dwelling house Of
widow Nancy Pitklu, Ia East Montpelier IN said District
on the 4th Wednesdays of November and March next
one O'Clock In the afternoon, each of said days.
A. X. BROWN, o.,
In PARNENrER, WI" IT,
East Montpelier, sept %, A D. 1863. aqw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Cor
RANDOLPH DIsTHcr, 81. for said Distrct-To all per
.Ons concerned IN the estate Of Chester j. Howard late
Of Braintree, deceased GREErfNa.
WHEREAS, WIN. h. Wells administrator Of ne estate
W Of said deceased, requesls said Count to allow him
he luItfer time VI year from and after the 18th day
Of September A. d 1865 to make payment Of the debts
and close the settlement OF the estate,
Therefore, you are hereby notified THAT said application
viii be heard at session % the Probate Count 10 be held
at the Randolph House 10 Randolph on the 22l day Of
The premises And his order shall he published three
weeks successiyey In the Green Mountain freeman
newspapei printed at Montpelier in this Stale, The
last Of which publication shJl be before THE day assigned
lof hearing as aforesaid
Given under NY hand at Randolph, hi. 24I day Of
September, a. u. 1868.
Bows CLEAVELANp Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Count
nIsrRer or R.vpoLrH, g. FOR said District To al
persons concerned IN the Estate Of Horace Chatacld
iaie q Randolph, deceased, GnEruNa.
w HEREAs Lba SpugHe Adminsratuf of the es.
w tate Of said deceased. requests said Court 10 allow
MIN The further tine OF one year from ind AFTER the I'm
day Of May, D. 1865, make payment Of tha debts
aud close the settlement Of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that SAID application
VIII be heard AZ session OF The Probate Ioun 10 be- bald
MBreoaed, on the lilh day of October next, at which
time you may be heard In The premises.
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
printed at Montpelier w THIS State the last Of which
publications shall be before the day assigned hearing
as afOf esaid
Given under my hand at at Randolph this 2ih day
Of September A. D. 1863,
f39Hi J. r. CLEAvELAND, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
TER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumpuve patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versslly known, that we need DO no more
than assure thc public tlal 10. quality j. kept
up 90 the best it ever las been. and that il
may lie relied ON to do an il has ever done.
Prepared hy DIR. j. e.. AYE & Co..
PIatifll and -b,algtitai leaist,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
!. PltEcE ( co., hon'pelia.. j. Hc ~ 4 CO
Wholesale aud Retail gents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

the eject Of STERLlNQ'S AMBR0SlA In eighteen
months.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago
commenced using STkRLiNgs ANBR0sTA. MY hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out had tried many
Hair fonios, lnygorators &c without receiving any
benedt Soon after using the Ambrosia my hair ceased
falling out, aud commenced growing so rapidly as tn g.
tonlsh me. Now my hair is thick soft and glossy and is
Ave feet four inches In engh-wheu let down reaching
the noor This wonderful result attribute solely 10 h
use Of SrERLlsas AMDRosiA, as since commenced using
It have applied nothing else to my hair.
Mrs l.. A. BROWN,
No, 400 Broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
A WORD on SOLEMN, CONSIDERATIONS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLICr

A NOhD on 6uLtNN, CUNSCltNllOGS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO WILL BEFLTCr
class of maladies prevail to fearful extent In eorn
munty doomul a. least ll0Md yogth of both geNfs AN.
nuay to an ,arly grave, Those disease, ase v,rg i'm.
perfectly understood fnC'r external minlfa.tntons or
symptoms are Nervous Debility. ReaNqtta d and a..
haustiou Aamsnus or wasting aud psutnttiop ot
the tissues OF the whole body, short ness of hie.py
ot hurried breathing ou ascending Mllur "a Hisht ol
stairs great pal tation ct the Heart Asthma Tron.
chiiis ami Sore Threat; shaking Of Ill., Urud4ei'a
Limbs aversion 10 society aud TO cuisines or siudy T.
imne's Of t9e sight os- Of Mgmotyi Diz7uts. OF
The Head Ncutalgic Pains IA tarluu. Qalt ol hr lot
Pans IN the Back or limbs, Lumhago. u, .trI..i,
indise.ti9h irTesuMr.y o. the bowels deraiged ,ee.
lions OF The Kidneys ana other glands Of ~ 1oiy es
LencorrhW or Fleur Allus sc likeN... yr,Is,. -,
hysteria and Nen Gus spasns i'si'''
Now IA nntp mine c'sts out Of every one huut
urea an the aOuie ntmtd disorders, and ho.t o
Others not named b. tousumptiou al the Limos and
that most insldluus and Willy otm OF Consumption ~
,he ellnal NyNe known as labes DoIsales and rabes
mtstneflea, have their seat ana orrtp I'M ,i.elrl ~
Tue revive Nhccfa. Hence the want ot sucerss an tis
only. ''A |"l'"''S
Dr. Andrew stone, physionn 10 the 'rroy LINN, s,a
nl k'ehlo intuition, is now engaged u treating thls
class oil modern maladt, with thp most asiontsbins
sueeesS me treatment adopted hy the Institution 4
new u based upon scientific prinriplps with np,l,
discovered remedies without minerals ar 5.ison Ib
Achhrs OF cure ate such that pati,uts can be cured AL
tneI homes IN any pari Of toe country from accurate
c. @ th,it case by letter aud baye the moc
vlnt' sent them by mail reNprrs Printed lntarfug.
a'ofltsWill be forwarded on apl liustiou
W consumption Catarrh anu diseases Of the throat.
cured as well at the homes patents Ma al I'M ln.,u
Neu ~ ttndlnt Tue Cold Ncleaied luhaling lalsamic
Napos VITA nhapr Rnd,ample directions Tor Their use
anu direct correspondence
9y ra'ien's applying ior nlerrogator,s Or advice,
mus lncluIt return stamps, 10 meet attention
" tNt attending physician wall be found AZ tLs In
stlutiOn, Ter consultation, lfamH A. 81 to4p "a
each day Sundays, ia The ierlnlon. Addfe'4
,, DIR. ANDREW STONE
Physician to the Try Langanl lygienic Institute, aud
! ny -lO' an p W. pi'e.stsol The II art Throat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
PRORATE COVIRT'4

Probate Courts, within and for the District Of Ran
VIZ
At the Probate Office in BrookGed on the first Thurs
day in each month
AT the Orange County Ii otel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday Of each month
Al the West Randolph House IN Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
All. /. Bowes' Hotel in Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order Of Court
PERLEY c, JONES, Register.
Chelsea, December lst, 1862. f6H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

46S1A produced by an en-
sr7E q. ID, ssrv4t " iueblcd, yitiated state
M rE-a.a.rT Of the blood, wherein
4 81 &g 49, that fluid becomes in-
49, M. y.,eLh9l competent TO sustain
N eslnH III 1fI@efiffthe Vital forces in their
- y 4 1tF3s vigorous action, and
-. - B .lcaycs the system to
~- fall into disorder and
drcav. The scrofulous contamination is va
rioo.1y causod by mprcurial disease. low
li,ioo. di.ordarod digestion from unhealthy
fod inpnro mir ftb and filthy habits.
ne dcpTp..inr vices. and, above all. By
fine ,pncrcd Infection. Whatever be- its
o,ioin. h 1. hereditary IN die constitutions
desccndinr " from uafcnts to children unto
tbo tbird Ana fourth goperotion:n indeed. il
sa.,a. ,o IN, ti,a rod of lin. who saws 81 viii
,.i.it n,o iri,o,itios ~ thp fathers mon thofr
cltIdr,nn ,r1o li.rasr. h origin5tas TAXA
y.rio,,s r,r.. occordiop I'm tbe ora,rs #
o,tscl. In tbn lunos Scrot,,ls nroduces
t,,,.rclos and euolly Cors,m,ntion. in tho
,i,nly s,roIIir,,. ,,lich .,,rnrrato and bo.
c',['c ulc.ro,s Sores. in tbn stomach and
Lo...l. J,,.,,,o.,,'.,,, ,,t5rL ,rnIIco indi-
,..,,o l,.,,.,,.i, anI l;,..r o,n,rloiots an
G.,'.ltr c,anti," AMI rrt,,,,o,,. adactions
Tro. an NIX .,,.. tl. Como ,.i.,,, r.l,,iro fine
..,, -. ,;, ,,,.;Go,t;,,, and ;i,,i.,.,ra
,"n ~ tI,a' iiin,J pnric, tbn JJaaJ and
,- ,,'',.',,. J;.+o,,,ar.' l'a,., ,, WIN
G'I}. c'.i WV ,''rr,,,,11 lj,rd ,on c,nrot
KIN, y ,.,i, ,,n, ,.iir, - G'a Gn.n.
L"a'tb ,.'' NV, mt "i, 1 hao i"cooo
aver oalsdpdT4lu
is compounded from the most eilCctual anti
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
Why Lmperreot Pills Gripe.

Tho cause of gripping, nausea, sickness, i.,snl' el
debility lhai l. iaduced by desc NJ drastic ~
lng q lAe'r imperfect operation. n with ihe flt'."
dsedsai humors, lct circulating LOO the system. Nr ~
pollci by these pills there would DO But lbc li
erpug II IS the absence OF Tho bic AMI other baa ;
which the imperfect pulls hi To jtrN ont 10 to i''A
That occasions the pain ny examining lho Stools ..t
Witd al1or severe gripping they will DO i'uu4 '4 4''
wltHry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

TnG peculiar faint or
infection which 70
call ScRorULA turks
I'm the constitutions Of
nultitudes Of mon. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
iucblcd, yitiated state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes ln-
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
.lcaycs the system to
fab into disorder and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
American a Forelgn Patents.
r. n EUDY


SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
late Aeentoi q Patent gaeu. NasAinaieB. ,,ot.,
the Actoi sJ73
10 State street. opposite Kilby ST., BOSTON.
A FTEB 40 extensive practice Of onward, erfv.u,.
Il years continues osecuye Fatensiuthe Uaittdst.,
aso ~ Great Britain, France, ana other foreign conn
irlei. Caveats Specifications, Assl1menty ana mi H.
pefs or drawings tot Patents, executed go liberal term,
md Win despatch RrsrliAaes made into Nmerieo, =,
Foreign Works predetermined She VALIDITY ~ utlify p
tent orhVenons, and legaioTolher ldvcttruleled ?
Az mlteTs touching ihe same Copies Of tue claim. "a,
any P1tenttOWished byremiiunr One Dollar ss'i,'
neuts teoorded az Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest 10 New FneIsrA
oni 'hfough 1t inventor. have advantages fofsccrng
lai7his, of asceraiHiug hc paruisbity OF nveninos
Hsupa'sedbyi 20 net 3surah eriuTto which
gao be offered them risewhcto. lhetctimoni1ls below
Hvcu prove THAT none u MORE SUCCESSFUL an. TIM
PATENT OFFICE LJut he subsafh d nd nssTftftss
lS TIRE BEST PRO OF or ADVANTAGES Ann AMI
would add hat ne has shuudant reason tubeIisvs
ana can prove, ta aino other ONCE OF he knd ara Tn
Aa'ees iot professional sefvicta $50 moderate. Tlt .
meuse 7ltice of The subscriber during twrnt, year.
iast, has nHhed him accumulate vast collection
pecilealion agd Official dec lions relative 10 patents
fhe se besides -s Ntensiyr tilu oi leaalaua nerlan
ea wofks,au iri accounts of patents granted in an,
united states and Europe, reudet him able beyond CUES
non, 10 offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
~ necessity % a Journey 60 Nashneton 10 procure
ateh and the Nsuai great delay there, here save
envenots.
TEsTtM0NIALe.
regard NJ. EDDY Of me most capable AVID sut
essV"t 'sutlancD wilh whom have had ofie!J utter
course.
CllhS MAsON,n commlasionsT Of Peienf,.
have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that the,
employ person more competent and Trustworthy
anu more capable Of putting their applications in a iurn
10 secure tor them an early aud favorable consideration
ut the Patent oHce. EDMUND BrRKE,n
Late Commissioner OF Patents
- W. H. u, Eddy has made Tor me THIRTEEN applt
atoms ON all but one of which patents have becn grant
ca ana that one s nov pending. Such unmsiakah.
proof oi reataler and ability on his part leads me 10
recommend all inventors To apply to him to procure then
patents, ashley may be sure OF having the most nthn
attention bestowed on their cases and nj very reasonable
ehStgvs' JOHN rAGGARTm
During eight months, The suhscihel, In oo,rse Of bs
iatge practice, mads on twice rejected applications
slAIEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was dc
alded IN MS favor, by the Comm slopeF of PateAs
4. II. EDDY.
eheh, uee. - ltte. Vi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
Attest j. r. clgAynLAND, Judge

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held at
WMnlEdToS DIsrRlcr, IS. Montpelier, within ana for
said District, on the 18Th day Of September A. d 1853
4 instrument purOring 10 be the last WIN and Tesla
II ment {" sIlis French, late of Montpelier, in SAID
District deceased, being presented to the Court by g. "
WILLARD The Executor therein Bamed, f1r Probate;
II /, ordered by said Cour, that OH person. concerned
therein be notified appear nj session of sad Court c
be holden At the Probate Office 10 MONTPELIER on
The 3h day Of October A. D. 1858 and show cause fan
they may have, against the Probate Of said VIII for
which purpose II Is further ordered that q copy Of The
record Of this order be published three weeks .ucto.sye
In the Green Maintain freeman printed ~ Montpc,et
previous to sand time apFon ted Tor heading
Atfue copy OF Record.
fS'wJ Attest, r. Il. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

We advise young persona, whose hair e BEGINNING 10
TALL out, 10 take warning In time and their hair BY
using the Ambrosla To those who have already lost he
hair the free use Of the Ambrosia will surely restore H.
A. It has done for thousands.
IA, SrtsLiNGs AsRROsIA Ia stimulating oily extract
Of Roots, Banks and herbs II will oure all diseases Of
the scalp and iohng OF the head entirely eradioatts
dandrud prevents the hair from falling out or from turn
ing prematurey gray, causing 1t te grow thick and long
entirely different from all other preparations al
can he relied on.
lthaws known fact TO thousands In the City ~ New
York that this the only article yet discovered hatw
Cure the ID ease OF the Scalp aud cause the Hair to Grow
PRICE tl,0O PER BOX, containing two bottles.
DR II. n, STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. lo9 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
nr X. X. BRows Wholesale Agent, Montpelier. Y,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

SOLICITOR or ran ENTS.
late Agent OF q s. Patent la,er. NaaA4uateB pot.,
the Actoi isJ73
80 State street. opposite IkiIby ST., liosto,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

" regard NJ. EDDY as one Of me most capable AVID II
.s'V"l ''utionefs wiIh whom have had ofiei ut,
course.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-05
A Base seonndrel.

Some days ago we mentioned that a
guerrilla chief, Captain KIRK, was per-
peiratins numberless ouirsges in Maury
county. Several refugees who are well
acquainted with him have given us some
interesting incidents in his history.
kirk murdercda man some three years
ago under circumstances which made it
an aggravated offence. lie was a hired
political bully, aud probably murdered
his victim for pay, as the man had a
fierce quarrel with Kinks political friend.
KIRK was tried at the Maury Circuit {:
Court and sentenced to fifteen years
confinement in the Penitentiary, Appi-
cation was made to the Supreme Court
for new trial, which was granted.
Peuding his confinement in jail, A. j.
POLK, a brother of Gen. Polk, aud W. V.
Thompson, a nephew of Gen. Pillow,
made application for his release, on con-
dilion th0t he would enter the rebel SER
vice. KIRK was let out, and he now
holdsa Captains commission in the FoR-
REST troop. LaHN 80 .|-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-05

ions, and will dwell in our memory in
long future wears after God,in his mercy,
shall have given as peace and restored us
to the bosom of our homes and families.
Simple justice TO the officers of my Staff,
the noble aud lamented Lieutenant. Col
onel sGaresehe, Chief Of Staff; Lieuten.
enant Colonel Taylor, Chief Quarter
master LIEUT. Col Simmons, Chief Com
missary-: Major G. Goddard senior Aid
de-Camp; Major Raiston Skinner, JUDGE
Advocate General, Lieut. Frank =. Bond,
Aide de- Camp of Gen. Tyler; Captain
Chas. r. Thompson, my Aid de Camp;
Lieut.. Byron Kirby, 9th y. s. Infantry,
who was wounded on the 3lsg K. =.
Thomas, a member of the Cincinnati bar,
who acted as volunteer Aid. de- Camp, be-
haved with distinguished gslntry. Col
Barnett, Chief Of Artil lery and Ordnance;
Capt G. II Gilman, 1911, u 5. Infantry,
Inspector Of Artillery; Capt Jas. Curtis,
18th U. S. Infantry, Assistant Inspector
General; Capt Wiles, 22d Indiana, Pro-
vost Marshal General; Capt. Michler, To-
biographical Engineer; Capt. Jesse Mer
rill, Signal Corps, whose corps behaved
well; Capt. Elmer Otis, 4th Regular Cav
airy, who commanded the I'd Courier
Line, connected the various headquarters
most successfully, aud who made a most
opporlu ne and brilliant charge on Vince
ler's Cavalry, routing the brigade aHd re-
capturing three hundred OF our pris ners.
Lieutenant Edison United States Ord
nance officer who during the battle Of
Wednesday, distributed ammunition I'M
der the fire of the enemy's batteries, and
behaved bravely. Capt. Hubbard and
Lieut. NewberrY, who joined my staff
on the ield, acting as aids, rendered val
liable service in carrying orders on the
field. Lieut.. Byse, 4lh United States
Cavalry, commanded the escort Of the
Headquarters train, and distinguished
himself with gallantry and efficiency,
who not only performed those appropri-
ate duties to my entire satisfaction, and
accompanying me everywhere, carry ing
orders through the thickest of the fight,
watched while others slept, never weary
when duty called, deserves my public
thanks, and the respect and gratitude of
the army.
With all the facts of the battle fully
before me, the relative numbers and pc.
sitions OF our troops and those Of the
rebels, the gallantry and obstinacy Of
the contest, and the final result, say,
from conviction, and as public acknowl-
edgment due to Almighty God, in clos
ing this report, mon noJiS Domino, non
noJiS Sea nonline tut da glorium." -.
WIN. s. RosEcRANs,
Major General Commanding.
Brigadier- General Thomas, AdjutAnt-
General, U. S. A.