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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
NEW ADV'TS.

Sect County fask AsSsclal1oD.
TIME MEMBERS or THE SCOTT COUNTY
I Park Association sss notified to meet q the
Bustis House. ON
Saturday evening, April "a,
at o'clock. Business Of importance 10 70 be
trsnsac ed ct this meeting. and . general 81
tendance 10 earnestly requested.
by the President, GEO. X. WEST,
apl 2l-td Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
White Willow Fencing.

TFNUINE WHITE WILLOW CUTTINGS,
" from 3. Edwards' Nursery, At %. 90 per 1000.
This Willow will make secure and chesp fence.
Ii planted for timber, the growth 10 rapid that
grove Of Eve acres will furnish fuel for family
after the fifth year.
The beauty Of these live fences will cause Q
farm 10 sell for than ten times tho addilonal
cost Of the fencing. $5.15 will purchase cuttings
10 make 100 rods of fencing.
For sale at tho Post Office, by
&C. FULTON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

MUSTERED Our.-Gen. Blenker has,
BY order Of the Secretary Of War, been
mustered out Of service.
Gen. Mccall, who commanded the
Pennsylvania Reserves during the seven
days fight, has also been mustered ont
OF service. This percmptory act comes
from the War Del artmsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
A Good llil.

A spicy correspondence has been 60
ing on between Fernando Wood, and
Wilson, OF Massachusetts. Wilson, in
his letter, had o great deal to say Of the
treason supposed to be rampant al the
North, aud Of the traitors in our midst
Fernando responds:
ITO whom you refer a. the red
handed trsitors, whose souls are stained
with the blood Of our murdered couu-
trymep,' cannot say. In New York,
where men are in the habit of tracing
effects to csuscs, and Of thus placing
the responsibility Of guilt upon the per-
son who perpetI atcs il, either directly or
Indirectly, common public sentiment
would point to Henry Wilson, Of Mass
achusetts, ~ one Of the primary leaders
in the band Of red handed traitors.'"
1t there is traitor 10 the North, il 10
Wilson, Of Massachusetts. Wood has
hit him nearly ~ hard as Gen. Burnside
did year or two ago.
WANTED, A VIcrosY.'-The Phila.
deIphia Inquirer, leading administration
paper, closes not very fatterisg re-
view Of the attack on Charleston with
the following paragraph:
What 10 being done at Vicksburg I?
Where 10 Rosecrsns When does the
Army Of the Potomac move? The
news from Charleston relieves our strain.
ing eyes; where shall We fix them no~i
Tine presses, delays are dangerous.
Wanted, a victory
The President had better Withdraw the
emancipation proclamation. and give the
soldiers to understand that they are
not fighting for nigeers, but the Cons,i-
tuition ss it is; call Gen. Mcclellan
back to tho command Of the army, re.
construct his cabinet upon . Union
basis, in short plant himself upon the
Constitution. This will organize victory.
Nor Very Hen Oplslox or HIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Richardson, Of
Illinois, 10 late speech at Chicago
thus alludes to his contemporaries 10 Con.
gress
II thank Heaven that no such body
OF men as the last Congress can meet
again until the trumpet Of the Archaneel
shall summon oil the bold, bad men
oil the friends Of despoiisu, aiders Of
tyranny, and enemies of liberty-,hat
have ever polluted the face Of the earth
with their presence, to answer be ore 40
all wise and just God for their black
crimes, and receive the punishment due
their terrible goilt."
II HAVE hoped for and planned dis-
sniou Tor nineteen year," says Wendell
PHILIPPE, and be 10 cheered BY the re-
patlican party. In the estimstion OF
these abolition patriots, Phillips 10 the
pattern Of loyalty. They love . man
sbo hes lsbessd 70 bring this war
aboot. boconoo it = What thew vantad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22


BoATs ON THE Erie CAkAL.-The
Rochester Union gives the following as
reliable statcmcnt Of the capacity Of
the Erie Canal Fleet for 1868, derived
from an actual survey recently taken
There are now building At various
points in New York State 214 bosta,
which will be ready for launching on the
opening OF navigation. These boats will
average in capacity two hundred tons.
thus adding forty-two thousand tons to
the carrying capacity Of tue fleet.
There we're ,l65 boats, good bad and
indifferent, afloat at the close Of naviga-
ton last fall, and With the new will make
. total Of $500. Something over 1000
Of these boats are suitable for carrying
graiu-just how many 10 matter Of
question.
II each Of these 1000 grain boats
make eight round trips in the season, and
carries = cargo Of 200 tons, the total
amount moved would be 100000 tons,
or over one hundred millions Of bushels
Of wheat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
II Rare Chance !!

L,OR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO STEP
into paying business.
The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
Perfumsry, together with the fixtures complete.
known - the Uaion Drug Store. No IS brady ct /,
one vi the best locations in this city. aud nov do
ing good business, VIII be sold or exchanged
Tor An improved farm OF city property. For par
ticulars inquire Of W. w. PARKER.
No. IS brady st.
N. B.-Ths stock must b disposed Of within
the next thirty days
Davenport, april 17.dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING Up HOUSE.
i KEEPlN0.-Any party having . smsi
amount Of plain Household Furniture (suficient
for nan and wifs). which they would lie to hirs
out for Q few months and have veil taken 80 a.
win please eddrsss FURNITURE.
dee 1-H hog S04. @.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
FIGHTING NEXT fALL.

Notwithstanding the prstense Of mil.
itary activity in oil the armies Of the
Union, there are some reasons for be.
lievisg that the administration 10 die
posed to stand on the defensive during
the Spring and summer, and adjourn ito
active operations on land until next
Fall. o. this point the intelligent and
wcll.informed Warrington correspond
snt Of the Boston Traveller says:
III il far better to look the matter square
lyin the face, and be prepared for what
il coming. We may not win many i'm
portaut victories this Spring. This il
one OF the possibilities, and u seems TO
me = probability. But We shall win
great victories before the year ends.-
The rebels have oil the force in the field
they can ever put there, while we are TO
fill up the wasted ranks OF the old regi-
nents under the conscription act this
Summer. Tho great fighting Of the
cav WiU take place merit autumn. 4
kn0sc that such is the appreciation Of our
military chiefs. 1t 10 not expected that
We shall win such victories this Spring
% will put IN end to tho rebellion
They WiN come at the close Of the year.
II Judgment Is TO bs founded upon
present appearances, it must be confess
Cd that the prospects Of early victories
are not ut oil fattcring. Nor do We be-
isvs ut tho administration cares about
any important victories just now, il they
were within ito grasp. There arc NO
important elections coming of this
Spring, or during the coming Summer.
But next Fall there will be need OF the
eclat Of victory to help carry elections.
The army is to be used, 10 far ~ posi-
bic, for = political machine. Its in the
hands Of rAnting abolitiouists-ths sd'
ministration is fast cutting of the
heads Of oil democratic officers who
will not bend the knee to ito every be-
hest. BY next Fall the democratic Off
GERS in the army will be pretty thorough
~ trimmed out, and then the thing can
be run to suit the fanatical zeal Of the
party in power. Elections will be CARR
ed under military dictstion tho tree
dom Of tho BALLOT box will bs throttled
in . great degree. But this will be but
the preface OF things to follow. The
year 1864 will be usbered in with 70.
bellion still defiant, because our armies
have still achieved no victories. The
Presidential election will be on the ia
pis. Every means in the power Of the
administration will then be put forth to
secure the reelection Of Abraham Lin.
coin. Under the plea Of "military ne
eessity," which is ever the argument Of
despots, We shall see tho elections ham
pered by bayonets. You don't believe
it. Wait and see. This army Of ours
il not being trained just now to strike
fearful blovs upon tho head Of the re-
bellios, but for . most powerful political
engine. No victories this Spring-ot
course mot. It 10 not 10 the programme.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

ut our fathers didn't intend the
Constitution for war times, why didn't
they make pair Of Constitutions one
for war aud the other for peace =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

TAE war ~ EJN.DED ;
vlCT0RY 10 WON.
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE
Anew Ilveltisai
First Premium Awarded for the Hast
Sewing by Machine.
Fosr Prs'nisms pere a,odvded J. 4. Wase.sr for
Bese Rastsr aud Hinder Attachment See..-
sng Aachade and Machine Seeing.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR, IN DAVENPORT.
IOWA, SEPTEABEk ~, 1881.
THIS MACHINE IS THE BEST FOR ALL
family and manufacturing purposes, win make
costs. pants. shirts guilt bed qaiits and do eli osh
o. work In oil fabrics. IL simplicity, durability,
ed'eisncy and price challenge every other machine
In use-Whsslef Wilson's, Grower Bakers
!. u. Singer Cos not excepted. In proof Of the
above We refer you 10 examine the Naehins and
work.
R1YBRRHcM:
Geo. Stsvsns. 8. W. Whsslook. judge Gould,
Moline, Illinois.
VoR SALE At
BUFORD'S BANK BUILDING. OR At THE
ISLAND CITY HOTEL,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
An wishing to purchase good Machine ass In
vitsd to exsmibs this before purcA asine else.
whers. Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PnlCB, Sl0.-HnnNER IS. BAsrnn "A ExrpA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

AMoNG tho incidents connected with
the Confederate attack upou the feet, on
the Cumberland river, on Thursday last,
the Nashville Dispatch says, one il
worthy OF special record. One Of the
shells, which paased through the Eclipse,
fell on board the Lizzie Martin. and
would doubtless have caused the des-
truction Of the boat, and q most fearful
les Of life, had not one Of the msn on
board seized it and thrown it overheard.
Il exploded before it reached the water
The Lizzie was laden with ammunition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

CLINTON HOUSE.
CONHR OF OLNfO0 AND COLLsGp
~ s1ssstss Isws Olty less ]. TssssnI, PN
nses :aoGedk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
AvDrroR's O1vrcs. Iowa,
DEs MOIERs, March 3lst. 1868,

OkS hOINkSs AeIcn Slst, J6OS.
II 10 hereby certified. that on the 3ist day Of
March, 1868, sworn statement was filed in this
once, showing the condition Of the Washington
Insurance Company, located 1t New York City, 10
the State Of New York, on the first day Of FEBRUARY
1853 In accord nce with . provision Of an act oi
the General Assembly Of the State of Iowa, e.
titled IAN ACT in relation to Insurance Compa-
nics," approved January 28th, 1887, and On Act
amsndatory thereto, approved February 9th. 1858,
AMI On Act In relation to Lite Insurance CON "a.
MES, approved March 18th, 362; that said state.
msnt shows that said Company 10 possessed If The
requisite amount Of capital, and Invested - 70
quired by law.
Authority IL therefore given to the above NAM
Cd company to tsaussct their appropriate business
Of Insurance IN this State in accordance with the
laws thereof, until the Slst day Of January, 4. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty -four
II Is also certified, that b. Is. w Woodward, ESQ :,
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed By o.
company their lawfsl agent and attorney for the
county 0f Scott, with full power to take risks OF
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge seu vice Of
process, - provided BY Law, upon his fling with
tho Clerk Of the district Court in and tor said
County. certified copy Of the statement on Gle in
this ONCE. Il IL further certified that the attach
ed 10 true and correct copy Of the said statemspt
10 testimony whereof, have hsrsun.
[L.S.] to set my hand and AIMED my seal Of
once This slst day Of March, A. D.
1858.
J.w. CArTELL, Auditor Of ss.ts.
II. q. nafzGgR, Solicitor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
sDSSgygy Piss q Takiis
ChavleatO0.

Charleston.
Field Marshal Greeley turns . penny
Ipsce week by writing . letter for the
N. Y. Independent. That which appsars
in the current issue hos for ito subject
the recent fight 1t the entrance to
Charleston Harbor. Greeley has plan
for the capture Of the rebel work and hs
divulgss IL:
am satisfied that tho vessels can de-
stroy if not capture Fort Sumter, if the
right course be taken. Let bat one OF
them DO under fire At . time, and she
choosing her distance . mile or 80 Sea
ward, at point where she will be 80 far
a. possible, exposed to the FIRE OF no
other for, or battery. Let her keep un-
der way, with scarcely pereeptible mo-
ton, 20 that accuracy Of aim cannot be
rAdually acquired by the rebel gunners.
Let her consorts remain within easy
supporting distance, ready to replace her
on signal that she has received dam
sging shot. A week Of slow and careful
csuuonadc, thus conducted, would, am
confident, result 10 the seduction or de-
s.ruction Of the rebel fort, aud thus re-
move the most formidable impeachment
TO ~ advance BY sea upon the heart Of
the rebellion.
Some benevolent individual ought to
buy . cheap map Of Charleston harbor
and send it to Greeley. lie nigh. learn
that "a mile or so seward" from Fort
Sumter, means less than ~ mile or So
from the powerful rebel works on Morris
and Suliiyan's lslauds, at each aide, and
that the channel 10 so narrow that II
would be difficult TO ''keep under way
with even - scarcely perceptibls mo
ton"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

TsssssAra.-Work % the telegraph
~ beteess Basliseton and Ossuuss
- 49, ospaeaes4 The Ottsmxs
4bwiw shinh ~ jsb win b. con.
1D11e1 aCnis&. - s1a0 gass Of Nay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED tn
L Daveuport's sloek, over Kshos 4 Csrhart
New York store
GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
apl Slim JOHN l.. COFFIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
% rus noso.AsLs, ras AUDI ros o. sTArs or

To rus HONORABLE, ras AUDI ToR % STATS or
Iowa:
VTNnE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE
j Washington Insurance Company, 10 compli-
ance with On Act entitled AN Act 10 rslsti,n 10
Insurance. Companies" approved January q.
1857, make the following Annual X .port
LIST. That tho me Of said Company 10 The
Washington ln.urance Company" doing business
In the city Of New York, In the state OF Nee
York, which is the location Of q cir principal Of
Ace
I'd. That tho amount Of their capital stock 10
the sum Of dollars.
I'd. That Of said capital stock the sum OF
(t40O,000) four hundred thouss nd dollars has
been paid by the stockholders Of said Company,
in cash.
Attn. Tho assets Of said Company, ~ st Fsb'y
!, 1868. consist Of the following items:
Cash on hand and in bank and in the hands Of
Others ..........$ 80 ,7s7 OF
Unincumbered real estate. ...... 1894 81
per CT. U. =. coupon bonds of 1881
market yAlae $ios,Aool......... 10000 %
$40 U. 5 treasury notes, market
value sao,soo.. ................ Ao,7sl Is
Brooklyn City water loan bonds, mar
ket value $5y. 500................ $4,000 90
frat lien mortgages on property val
ue1 1T $3V ,lUO........... -. l70lQ5 50
Loans secured by socks and bonds.
market value $5S,698 25....... A956O 90
Premiums in course Of transmission
from agents.. ............. 6l53 30
All dther securities-interest, rents
and other property not recited.... $4,000 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

A PArxloTic CIERoYMAx.-A clergy.
man in Indiana coauty, Pa, has declared
IRON the eommunion table al who, in
~ epision, avs dislOyal."-M y.
Xtssi~0 Rss.
6soh assuming Prissts and sndorsiug
Ass bad and point The way to the
- which roos TO ssasehy aud ruin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

Than the goods can DO basted By hand.
No person OF machine has . right TO use aid
Wagsnsv's bsstef ana Binder on any msehins,sx-
eept said Wasener's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner Or his legal agents.
Price Of bastsr and Binder q. Sent 70 any ID
dress on recsips Of the money, ready 70 atsaoh 70
any mschina
Please state the kind Of msehins yos wish 70
attach II TO.
Drafts, with orders for Machines, may b for
wardsd BY Express.
Persons taught how to use Sewing Machines
Apply o. address
J. A. WAGNER,
Island City Hotel,
1snS0.d6WH Rock Island, Ill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

- - " AMMAN 10
AND
CITY Nsd County Orders
WANTED.
Tor WHICH THE HIGHEST MARKET
Il price will b paid.
JOHN L. eWIT0.
- lt-6 No Nlekolls' 0jeok, IN eeaiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

Total assets Of the Company. .S62S, 62i 81
Total value Of securitiss. .$o59, lss IS
Rate Of interest on all loans is per cent.
10 deposits as guarantee fund 10 any State.
Largest risk $20,OO0-usually $4,000.
Largest risk in any one town or vlIags-discre.
tionsry.
Largest risk in any one -discretionary.
9th. The amount Of liabilities OF said com.
pany now due to banks and other creditors, 10 he
sum Of not more than no dollars.
9th. The amount Of losses bv raid Company,
now adjusted and due, is . sum not exceeding
the sum Of no dollars.
9TH. Tho amount Of losses adjusted, not due.
10 sum not TO exceed NO dollars
9Th. The amount Of losses unsdjusted q The
present time docs not exceed .136O0t
And resisted by tho Company. l4SOl $4,000 90
eth. The amount Of losses iE suspense await
lug proof, will not exceed no dollan.
10Th. The amount Of oil other claims due from
said Company will not exceed no dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
We also Publish the
FARM ER,S GUIDE.

~ HINRY SSEPaBxs Of Edinburgh and the late
J. T. MORTON, OF Yae College. vols ROYAL DO
tsvo, 1900 pages end numerous Engrsvings
PRICE-$6, tor the two volumes. By Mail 81.
L. SCOTT 4 co,
March 5-dtf
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SrArE OF Nkw YoRK, 20
Avn EauNrv IN Me- Ynur 80

Clrr AND CouxrT or Nsw YosK $50
William X Lothrop being duly sworn, on his
oath doth depose and say. that he has read the
foregoing statement. and knows the contents
tn 'reof that this dsponent Is Secretary Of said
company or association, and that he has God
reason to believe, and docs believe said statement
to be true.
Signed VIM K. LOTHROP.
sworn and subscribed before me, ct New
IL. g. York, In said State and County. this
twenty seventh day Of March, 4. D.,
1868.
lSigned THOS. L. THORNELL,
Co nmissioner for Iowa 10 New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

Al wishing to purchsse good Machine ers In
vitsd to exsmins this before purchasing else.
whore. Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PnlCs, SlO.-HnnnIR IS. BAsrnn a ExrnA.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

FREDERICK DOUGLAS abandoned his news paDe,
anounceiug that there is no more need OF a special
organ, as be can now find place for his views in
the leading papers of the country. He adds;
"The United Sta es are now in the bitteres,
pangs Of civil war. Slavery is the cause Of this
terrible war, and its abolition is decreed by one Of
the parties to the war; ] am with the abolition
party in war as in peace. discontinue my paper,
because can better serve my bleeding country.
men, whose grea. opportunity has now come BY
going South and summoning them to assert their
liberty, than can do by staying here. lam
gong South to assist Adjutant General Thomas
in the organization of colored troops who ST all
win for the millions in bondage the nestimable
blessings of liberty and country.
Slavery has chosen to submit her claims to the
decision of the God of battles. She has deLbe-
rately taken the sword, and it is meet that she
shonld perish by the sword. Let the oppre.sor
fall by the hand of the oppressed, AID the guilty
Shareholder, whom the voice of truth and reason
could not reach, let him fall by the hand Of bis
slave. That should take some humble part in
the physical as we'll as the m raj struggle against
slavery, and urge my long enslaved people to vim.
dictate their manhood by brayely striking for their
liberty and country, is natural and consistent"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

CONTENTION OF WAR DEMOCRATS IN INDIANA
The Convention of War Democrats, which
met st indianapolis the Goth inst. was very large
and enthusiastic and all parts of the State were
fully represented. Gen. Nathan kimball presl'
ded Gen. John N%Clernand, Gen. Dunn ont
and Hon. Henry Secrlst, were among the speak.
ers Letters from Hon. Lewis Cass, Gen. Logan
Daniel S. Dickinson, all expressed sympathy
with the objects of the convent ion. Resolu tions
favoring vigorous prosecution of the war;
sustaining the Administration in all its efforts
to put down the rebellion, den0uncing the State
Agent, Auditor and Treasurer OF the State for
t2eir willingness to repudate the public debt
and sacrifice the honor and credit of the State
for part as 10 purposes, were passed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

All the freemen of Berlin who in favor of SUI POI
ing the present National Administration in its efoD
to suppress the Southern Rebellion, and reesablsh the
supremacy OF the Old Flag over entire Unisn re-
quested to meet in Caucus, the School House neal
Montpelier Village, Saturday sthe Goth day OF August
1868, at 2o'cock P. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Town Representative and ticket Of seven
Justices of the Peace be supported by the Freemen
said Berlin at the approaching September election,
BY ORDER OF THU Town COMMITTEE
Berlin August 2l 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

J. A. GUILD, Senator.
SAMUEL PLUMLEY, r,,aoo.
TRADDEUS HUBBELL, Judges
c G. CHADWICK, Judge of Probate.
PIX. GLEED, States Attorney.
John B. SEAVER, Sheriff
CBl NAN SMITH, High Bailif.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

HIRAM F. STEVENS. )
ALFRED KEITH, Senators.
HARVEY d. FARRAR,)
ROMEO II. HOYT, 1pdoas
ROYAL T. BINGHAM, U
A. j. SAMSON, Judge Of Probate.
NORMAN f. WOOD, States Attorney.
K. r. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
A. A. MOORE. High Bailitf.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

yet acquired skill sufficient to hurl them ui,bou,
doing infinite damage to himself and bis friend.
He had better leave them TO the Seymours and
the Woods, and the men wi have not now, and
never had, any political character.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

Th" following appointments of officers to re,
cruit for the two regiments and battery of
Veteran Volunteers have thus far been made
Name. Station.
Capt. David 7. Cole, principal, Chelsea.
Capt. Geo. G. Blake, Swanton.
Isl 1t. Stephen F. Brown, SUBJ,
ID Lit idney 5. Morey, I"
Can't. Nerxes Stevens, principal, St Johnsbury.
I'd Lt. Charles W Randall, sub, Montpelier.
Capt. Henry A. Eaton, principal, Bethel.
Capt Horace r. Brown, principal, Thetford.
lst 1t. ". Ii. Norton, sub.
"a h5. Geo w. Tobin, sub.
BATTERT.
LIST SeTgt Warren c. b. Brown, sab, ". Randolph.
There is gang of burglars operating il St,
Adams, conlederates doubtless of those who
have visited Montpelier.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22
rutland COUNTY.

MERRITT CLARK,
NATHANIEL FISH, Senators.
WILLIAM T. NICHOLS,)
BARNES Fhl 5SIST,opru Assistant Judges.
DAVID f.. NICHOLSON, States Attorney.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, Sheriff.
EZRA EDISON, High BaillfI.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
A. l.. BROWN, Rutland District.
G. NJ. WILLARD, Castleton District.