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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

GENERAL BANKS ON GRANTS SUCcEssEs.- ON
the 9Th instant General Banks issued the follow
ing order from New Orleans
" A hundred guns will be fired at meridian
to-.sy in honor of the signal advantage recently
won BY our army in Tennessee and Georgia
The skill of our Generals, the intrepid courage
of our TROOPS, and the glorious success achieved
by their genius and valor, challenge admiration
and fill the loyal hearts of the people with emo
tions of inexpressible satisfaction. Even those
who mourn fallen friends or defeated hopes, may
gladly swell the national acclaim OF thanks to
Almighty Goo for victories which sapthe found
ations OF gigantic conspiracy ami proclaim
the near approach Of permanent and general
Nv command of Nh. Gen. Banks
"E Norman Leiber, a "A. Cen
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

PORTLAND, Dec. %. The steamship Nova
Scotia, arrived at $50 this morning. Her mails
were promptly forwarded to Boston by morn
ing train.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

CHATTANOOGA. Dec 81 All citizens from
the North are being enrolled with the view of
covering the order for the draft
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-Thc War Department
has decided that those who have enlisted, or
NAV enlist, IN the 18th Regiment and the Bat
tery in this State may be credited on The last
call for volunteers. This viii materially help
in filling the quota OF the State, and render it
probable that Vermont will escape draft this
time. o. course those towns, which, like Mont
pelier. were not called upon tor volunteers, will
have their eulistmen,s credited to their dehcIen-
cy ON the draft The Burlington Times says
that this assurance from the War Department
was obtained throu "a the influence OF Senator
Collamer
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
zSY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK. =. NJ
TO THE FREEMAN,

New YORK, Dec. %. Th. Worlds head
quarters army Ut the Potomac dispatch SAYS
mat 40 the present time, the army Is in the
same situation as lc has been since it recrOssed
the RGpIdau An order tJ move for better
quarters, Is expected, especially as the roads
which Tor i ie~ days We're rendered almost i'm
passable, are now frozen hard As lar Is we
Gun Judge 'ae rebels have not changed their
position. Oar men hayn MADE for themselves
most comtol able quarters.
The Irlbl0e' S W a,hingtun dispatch says the
flag OF true boat Was ~ leave Point Lookout,
to-day, for city PJlnt, with 1900 prisoners in
charge Of Gen Butler, for exchange
S-cessi0Dlsts IN Baltimore, profess u have
Information, that Les army Is gong to winter
at Hanover, c. II.
The Times Washington dispatch says, let
ter received aere t day, from distinguished
officer of the fleet, Oft Charleston says: that SO
lar visible, the only obstruction IN Charles
ton narbof arr double nt u piles across tae
channel, from the Pinkuey to the middle guard,
ana from there 10 f02. Johnson, there Is an
opening OF about 200 ieet the writer thinks
the distractions can he removed ny The Monitor.
HALIFAX Dec u. There is nothing new
TO-DAY in reference to the pirates No arrests
have been made
New YORK. Dec. %. The HeraH S Wash
ngton dispatch says DO credence is given here,
to the report that Longstreet's force had been
surround and Longstreet killed
The Government has received nothing to that
effect.
Guerrilas and small squads of cavalry still
nfest the country beyond Manassas aud depre-
cations are Of frequent occurrence.
CAIRO, Dec 81 The steamer Graham from
Memphis, with 300 bales Of ,otton for ST. Lou
is is unloading here, unable to go further on ac.
count Of the ice.
The steamer Sabine has arrived at Memphis
from W hIte river with $50 bales OF cotton.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. q. All citizens from
the North are being enrolled with the view of
covering the order for the draft
PORTLAND, Dec. % The steamship Nova
Scotia, arrived at $50 this morning. Her mails
were promptly forwarded to Boston by morn
ing train.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

MONUMENT TO DR.. MANsER.-The proposed
monument to the memory OF the late DR.. Man
ser has just been erected In the family lot where
be was buried, in the Cemetery at Bennington
Center 1t is OF white Rutland marble, and ls
the work of McAulay & Co., North Adams,
Mass The base is three and halt feet square,
and massive and heavy to the distance OF i've
feet from the ground. From the top OF this
light shaft runs up eleven feet from the ground
and is surmounted by an ornamental or IS.
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IL Foreign Patent.
r. I'll. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of U. 5 Patent ONCE, Washington, undr
the Act of 1897
10 state street. opposite KiIby sL, BOSTON.
A FTER extensive practice of upwards oftwent,
II years stosecuTe Patents the United States
also IN treat Britain, France, and other foreign eouA
tfet caveats Specifications, Assfznments, and all Pa
pers or Drawings for Patents, eTecgted liberal
and with despatch Researches made into American
Foreign Works to- eteTmine the val idly stty of Pa
tents or Inventions and legal her advicetendeTedr
all matters touching the Copies Of the claims o.
any PatentfnTnished by RENTING One Dollar Assign
mentsr ecOrded al Washington.
The Agency is not only The largest in New England
but through IL inventors have advantages forsecurRg
patents of asCeranng the patentabity Of inventions
unsurpassedby if not to anywhich
can be ofere them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFlCEthanth he subscriber; and assutCESs
is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES ann ABlL
TY he would add that he has abundant reason Enbeeve
and can prove that no other flee of The kind The
charges for professional services moderate The IN
menseI 1Ctice of the subscriber during twensP years
past has nabled him to accumulate vast collection
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
besides hise 1tensye library OF legal and mtchan
cal works and tull accounts of patents granted In iht
United States and Europe render him able beyond qdes
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of a Journey Washington to pTocu re
patent and the usual great delay there are here save
enventOTs.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy of the most capable AID 'uc
cssJui petitioners with whom have had ohcl intel
course.
CHAS. MASON, ,, Commissioner Of Patents.
8 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications N torA
secure for them early and favorable considerations
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.
g Mr.. X. II, Eddy has made for me THlRTEFE appIl'
cations all but of which patents have oeen grant
ed, and that is pending. such unmstakaOe
proof great and ability his part leads Inc TO
recommend all inventors to apply TO him to procure theu
patents hey may be of having the most fathtG
attention bestowed their and at reasonable
charges JOHN IAGGAfI'
During eight moaths the subscbei, in Of nil
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was de-
R. H. EDDY
osou, Dec. ., 1869. VI
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HALIFAX Dee, n. There is nothing new
TO-DAY in reference To the pirates. No arrests
have been made
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RESIGNED. Capt Fred E. Smith, Commits
sary. and It, Col Charles Dillingham; Of Water
bury recently in the Department of Gen. Banks
the latter in the 9Th Vermont Regiment have
resigned and are coming North.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

TAkING IHE OATH The Washington Repu6-
hcan has a dispatch from Norfolk, Va, dated the
10th instant, which says
. 0en Butler has commenced the work OF
administering the oath recommended by the
proclamation OF the President Yesterday over
Two thousand took the oath. The admins
tratiou OF 1t Will be continued to-day. We be-
Aeye 1t Is the intention OF Gen Butler to send all
those who will not take taeross tn e line into
rebe.dom, where they an eoJoy tn blessings OF
Jetf DAVIS -laye oiIgarchy. ADD such home
comforts as are FURNISHED our soldiers who are
prisoners in Richmond. Gen. Butler is the man
tor this Department.
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1t is stated that the time for correcting the
enrolment lists IN the State has been extended
from the oath inst, to the 5th of January
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
Removal.

FUHEO A. DODG has removed his Boot, Shoe and kun
| her business to the the Post Once Repair
inc boots and shoes by cemenlng done 70 order
MONTPELIER Dec. Is, 1888.
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THE NEW YORK SUM-
sILpAY AOKNING. OCT. 30. 1863.


me nleI at = ! ~. 2
Ie1sUL GnLso.4'o y e..I,D 'eJ e
rt. she c'iy u o.. Oh s.l o..
I...u. tI.s. ,s arm tsst us 10. -..inols .
H.. on frs s4mtsr sud Johnson Tui. news
srss vi our p.evious sccouLts, whicu r'' r.
" I'D Q oYral ca .sosKs pr, parsi oas rs almost
ami to, and tts, lis new tat re. vs-. 10 .
%. ..Lyn " resume host Ltss Ie z -u " nd
,.,tf> s,st thai tie Morris issu1 tai. ~ soa
ste 81. ...orp cteyed &c % x,s-sy .-s'. The
Z. eIat h.vny Oute E9'- cp'nfnsue D. Is
s,.y to tern male IA .Ass tesilts. Bp.h
a. bave made .mn,psc prepsrations 10 si;s +
o. I dtfcncs, and iJttp.- ntvs vii D.. W tea ?
I'm la pst,uce tnTsrsi viii sn1.cty. l. ihis
nn-tvn g b, I'c1ssat " know Est az SO s'o-
'i,sof tho Cias agreement l.iw.sn 'f.r. ritASoHE
s-j Adtuiral D.HtDssS reuter- r'tru.' 'iUgis-
G42. ecu. Pss1rBrOs, tss heaien her - Ks
3D.. 10 hell Besurg I'd f,c. that cr'lt>' ~
" nlssre ous forces Ut ,Asr!tsso4 VIII en- sm6'on
~ ~ s4,cess'u 49, 10 80 v1ic az. or1-fN
'cs sb-r h.
- FtVu Cl,tsnoosl We have - mp lftsnsntws
Vat per 'o,ees is.s gained a. .u2D.t,ni sIvar-
- ia if iSJy g. coitlsl ne s-siry . ssar-
'-.a L,vsgA; N.A1isu. TIL, Is -: III. ptshu-
,sta .rzll,s al, s-sssea Ills ssme " stacey
~ s.,!ls A.! {. l.a .oas "iitoas .is.ltd L.,us.
al ;f,ssut .sIY.xs As e The rstss we're cgncsn.
V..su,' " eeLs,s. BcE,siDs. wbo-s posltoa 81
As.i ~, 4 V-e Il the keys t. cLstHn9..a. Gen.
B.sss.I.s .spditsE. 81 1856 -ccoStis, vas oES VI
-siA I'll, I,rl I'D Geu GEAs.'s pfslin i4Ary
Mo',wstts M bh,s sr'.f.nee'to assistn. lin
,ii'i - f.af.t,. -ts VI lera,i1ls Gu more .r.
= ft.at J,It-, tat W. dr.v VI tie ,nemy'. 81.
ssI,9n u yin hin.
r.om ", ilis sc h.ar g esi,rsiss .sirrnishirs
pat W, >, uos a. Of Lsl's ssfuy psslY. sssla
.pi cared ontac scg.h soc Il the Ripps ,snuo 4
us Fresrl = irpnsssieUs b. le - .Sr.,s .ut r. a..
..si-n .J-lr4. opGr.,,yuy ~ the ora. aud NeN-
Aaari. line ave been Gims,d p o, u.
ave, al de ..,es o9!y ~ yrssss lie ret. q
mite IA. q. ,.Iiie it Il ..sys nj ..t-e
res. oHaluiuc to o;cupY Geas al M..vs. - -
. prevent tiu fr,m scLdrg ii!tA-s iela 'orc'-
!nentsso IhstN DYoya. Eo,u ar4li.s sen anSip.'
" s'oa eai,l', a pay 80. deep ss.l.s.- game
s!s<e.iS" betw, en- ths Rsnpshs4no.A, ~.tb dis.
Nsss.ss r.salls - phVs .s,slrt.
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TRADE NOTICES.

A RESOLUTION HAvISG BfEN pas~i
that no Co yer bsIorsinl to the [ nitsd Cooo,r,
az the s:sts q New YcFs v~, for yCKRIs a.
SMITH, nneM he eonl/ .iIi .Gs dein 4ds VI the
traHd Socsty. nov trim. bead copper snv 81 his
hs7el. rHOs spESCE. Pres, tHAs. RoUCsI,
Ses. oct. s',h, 1863. 2sl
ny ORDER OF TIE GRAND SUCIETY.
- spscai n se,ins Of the United Ceossrs Of the
state Of Nev NoTk. NJ. ,, viii be held tbis Friday
evsnfns, " eeloch. al CO vsndam 81 All members
Lyons, P-.: PLlEB W-YSSE. -. = iis
CARPLNikkS, ATTnNIiON--ALL those
IN favor Of los. per dsv viii please eft; I'd meet
iLd oi ienFpsyHen tA;lepisp On ebi rasy even Ing,
the v,ss .l.t. 81 Turnsis HLll, IN S.wsrk svenue,
between Grove aad B1Et0s, Jerssy Cty, o. bua urss
ol IN portanee VII ,. Sansacted. q. b.. NUEAS. 200
nkf GOODS CLkRaS EARLY ClUstNt,
Ia. sorstor. Th.t.snllaf vsskly n,.s'ins 81 this
Assorss'icn w Ne ben .. Nor =. Man, u n. ~
v. h. KcEts' Pre-; i. GAvsS k.c. Sec SiG Ia u
TUE CONEECTIONEKS' [ NlpN TRADE
l. socis.y- Tb. nsrbsu Of tbs s.s.-y will meet
- basinsss OF irportsoce VIII ~ trap acted. All
are invited " attend ta. meeting. ~ Il will be 20
ths,I lntsreet 70 do So BY order Of q. BOND, EIsn
wGATHEAIL, Sec. F53
THE UNITED COOPERS OF THE STATE
l. ef New York No. 1. " wiiiiAnsbursn. yin
isia :r: 's:i y; yr.od =.
nsneers 70 REQUESTED ~ thee Is business OF import.
sec "a.
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lnE humber u .udeieateut tcAcgs 49, ihs Il | +,
g. County 81 Ls.I ~ e J:.e., a. the .yi U..a
:uy sI,s.iOG 8 ny. 10 syu4e. 80 IL l,-,, ..l
~oAld % &c .ts ala ,A.e2.I' &C &C .Ls -. rsta,s.
sipsri'Le t'- 49, s.'-ons.r4s. IL. .sw p.s-
AVIS, wbais,. = na, ss,e tv.4 lLe.f lfry us ~.
AILons, tEs sle ..o.t!. 10 ,se.Asgl I,r ..k.s
~ tie p 10, IN :syc of tie as ds;s 1t TO-.
Ssocs. l..s-r 1...ll, tls at --pl 10 c-,t. 49,
sn'ussd and besI dsr.d, "a ,he Il, - s.c any
aae.dsns 70 = 20. H.; t.v.a, 81 end. y rs.iuy
'A't.iba' os tee Who'll, Ecsu ..cke,i- tae Lilo.
eS1eL IL " his ;sci wi l.sss ,ae regular
gay o'y' sa,i'is tel s'r,-. a.! .,-Gess
tpdsi<ldsrI L, rnnatiC-s a! .o!iL s.s IL e.sc.
ssn q. ,, ~ ns,ts. how cs.G... e sud c.p-e.s tue
csadd-s1s may ". Ta.s operates s,airs. .atslli.
5,nt' aud ~ A.or e "r.s h-nt "" Iae 'ieula,"
~yAni1.s oa' sre sjin.lLnss very spily called.
Sadsis, sL.re.ors, iIon If~r-Ec,, i ices rot o.
!oer Key Dat The "-estt,r.us" Sotes sud 81 6
Si-ssts viii " ItUcH s,oys SIZE Average And tn.
c'nts.t MI tie ss,re tie W ards between u, H..
.Sapac.n aud De Iiocr4tic nouiust.0ss. ~. e.
aass' nssloif every voter IL express b per.onai
pfen,rsie =, g cL9ysz rat lick. whoa pr.sents
zoe srss'e'' hunter o:gosi IneA, AMI s.rstch Il
shs names pi ,hose candidates be las no confdepc.
y. Trss tbis VI le done ex,eus ,ry, h. sutHciert.
II slFnen ON ,he character / many q. tAs noun
mat Ia TIe Rs,u Lens haze pl..ea .n IL. q. ID
ru heer Of men hon our .!t.4eus .aunoI .up-
p'rt A. ths DJno,r.,s, Il several lussan:ss. h.,
Soasniit,a Ike olui der
H'nH To DC expected that perfect, hoaei, men
eau VI ,ls,'e4 ~ 'Asd W .oa. Astas present
system ~ L. '-!.s rouiu.,0ns - Ia ,ogus, but
zoe people may 10 much towards . reform ~ act
'1s II 'Ie m.nner ne have Indicated. In the AZ.
ProaSn'us s!.esi frc.ty q ere, i is matter q.
prime Importance T. the ~orA ~ lnsu and ,,1 p.y.
sr~ ss' tae local osiis, be LED By good man, f,r
AS b. 'Lsr acts ihe wLos Peep !. are ben a.,ei or
Injured. As uuaA, tx In iepspdent or,.u.x,
uon1" viii strive 10 we.ksn 10th of tie r.s,.l.r
pA;ccs, with ut muvh chance OF success Iu.p.
Sis@rs 70. n; Lent " 10 p.11ed tyuetske,
Audi. VI d.st p).nl.d poit,i.us h.pc. they III
SeLsIA!ly Id p' Ne ISk,, pu, forth By their r~svxc
e'srs.uAf erssllssI u. eel. tca Vt g.. i,uLxsul
@aen' .ns i1id shs usnagsrs Q, their party r.spop
sels III Ne subsequent VII. al action Of tusr.msip
:nS candidates.. B.fS.s Ills lie ,lon occurs, ne shsl
SrsAsnt LIST ID ~ bs e1ud dates 50 thu, ,ur rad
an may select tie Il isi III, suIn,t Individual
Slsssrsuces
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fall AID Winter. The 6Ssr plscs 70 bay
tcIi AMI Wirfes elothi0s)s 1T y SALOWI>S,
" sna b9wer? Iht IA-gs,t asgrtri ssx Sod lars.
est s'9rr IL tie ~ Sc
Eye Hospital, tjrnrrSn 2Sik street And
f>urh ave, Tor e.eSses oi tos~Sr, !, open 90 TIE
t. o'clock. 40.
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Financial REPORTS. Markets, &c.

Noe lork, Thgysday. OCT 70. q y. Stock hs-s
been excited aud irrssiAr c-dsy A: the eoss n,sry
tbs -hoe List vas lower. For soverbnsnts It. Dc.
mand 10 increasing. Ind ,he amount In make, Is -
IHitei God op.ned st iSs, and reached lts. during
the dsy, tut closed fnslly at i46. EIehAns~ sold AZ
10. = iCJ. Aouvy active o. % p.s cent The AZ
rreheasops vi strirrency ere sros.di pG and the
bank are l. ~ ire.iu' u " cal. IN tnon ivAns.
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% EACAsD.

BLACK On OCT 70, Citp,ras Black, AGED 20
years and y IL .athi.
Zoe f-ienoI q the family, ,ae th,ss CT asstor
AcNeile, are re.pe-tfuly invited to .:t,na IL a.
O'Clock. 4. ~, Saturday. SgS
cHAsE-Ua Wednesday, OCT e, Thons, C. twin
500 q Nicbo G. q Gse, as.d men; b. and NJ d..
Ing Sse; Of IL. i.nils are te,g etlry invited
a eclo:E- ,num thc 70 4. n.s Of Ill, usre,.r
eGss '" is
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TBpnD,Y, Ost. 10Th. lsGs
Nj DIAN v cKEoS, i vii address rte Demoer.cy
You, truly,
JAS I. BRADY
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For rhs Hair Dnrry's LricOosercss -
be t..st era cheapes, ntcle Sold ty d rggsts ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

'THE FATHER MATTHEW I. A, b. 50.
= el9ty ho. 2 W. hold p,bic Temperance msftinss
~ Yf!day eve and 4uEd:y,ss neit at. oelctt at
their Hall, cor fNhcn snd Pineapple 81. Addre-vs
oiths Temp. race ea1ss. Nj, Asxientsls vii pre-
sds % the piauofsrIe, aud viii b. assisted ~ ssvsryI
other vocal and Instrumental peforaeEs. The public
are invited TO att-na The s.plar monthly NEE.
u 1s s9eists Ill b. held on Sunday us,t s.?P n.
PJnctsAl site rsIursed, ~ bustne e. I'm
portAncs W be trHnsscssd. DENls ktkkIUAS,
srsa JOIN IlEENEi, Ksc. SIC. 1871
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so'uAsss,tas, before shs 9Th u JAnvsry. ana 10 IN
sS.ng In bis srorts 10 ofssa-se shs prsliHiasry
ns1Ilnsry hp tbiS purpDs.
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A"r''sn yuro-l s.ve', oil '-'n- d"~c-ip''ce
~ inia"' "n u. l.. .f.s..s t.eO, IA "a
du.s Ma 90 lisn:
TIE Oh t.u of the Urssns., wh'r, u Ar n
Gu.e MI q si1s., - siin."n ,c'u. "a
u.ls, foD 4 issts Gu tfIuHn ~ oAse 90
in.o the s.s. Tbe byndus " IA IN oosni' we
aud IL p-ulorNcrs are immense. The Arebe.te
bad The cbss8s1 butt some years age ADD gave u
the name . he4rs, VII irtae >psnnu aug sss
siyt Ices "Loes al the sea" TIE r. nee bis wee
.orut! r,s,L ccc.i collections b eos :: rat =
rel .:o-v, wAca be eitlei procured du u r-s
d tger elt yova2es ~ With havc Tee oreesht OF
srn, - LItn y ,tcels Of sae Aus'risa rs,y. IDs
Pr nee IL Intimately s,q i,ipt"i WITH tLe Srsnst,
and. IKE la Lroth,r. the Emperor u Aust a.
,lsaxs ssv.n language. II. PORK o. Ar.nAr u.
Ia. principal p-ofDsnsde U; Tho lat u IAN OF
Trieste, and uu suLdsys ana ycfs dIys ibr; q
lDt 81 Ia crowds, TIE apartments tir iiivts
pa.ier %. ana thc cole ms ~ pstIrl history are
Kindly thrv~n open = visiiors To. P,.ncs and
PriDc ess dc much good VA to coussFy, vLsr' tsy
haze acquired ue .svi -bj esteem ~ No itso.-
i.D,s.
HsW . Mas Feels Durins an Rsrtasskc.
The BsssJn TnA,rLLns puUlisb.s No following
sItr.et Il private ie,er frsn Manila, & mug -.
writer's personsi et!e'i-ncs Nd seAsstion' lgiins
tss ate terriis earL4 quake ~t.sh visited Ma, ciiy
IL would 10 impossible - give you AL ces eft-s
10 .srhquss,, ior, toist ] ave fssi 80 &c.
Soun,s OF many severe ones, never co.. d s-alzs
tie POSITION uusi Dad IL one. aud l lever u.w
whs; orssdfsl slractiou IL cVu mae Lus.l tie
81 " tLis mon b. l have besr1 Iothing talked
about tut esr,hq ssss fr Vie past ten days, every
body telling thor tIpsnsocs end sivlay tasl dee
Of cAusss aud enects " earthquakes In G neral
81 perispee wss that 1 bed nnIshed my soup, abd
was helping myself 70 G,h. when tnres r iocf ire
tDspdous Up aud down humps cane. I ran for
tie AZ lee, plan AcDvsfsd VIII Iron rI.fng Then
came the fearful s~ingiug motion from n rIl w
sJuth. ciupg W ths pot twoodsn, whah sup
ports tie Oh rot, ~ keep 10y self from 70 Ing
sxpsct.ny ,v.iy moment tnst TIE stone walls hi b
s1plsr The A,otA would give ~sy, end that
should be tro~n INTO the ri,er, Win the hoJs- tr
top Of me. TIE whole suo,S d-d nol las oscr hsf
. m.pu.o, butt, was NJ e,eTnty TO me. TIE ia lag
oi s1ne ousss and Nls tools WAS terra: peri 81
our ROOT " .igLins s.vspiy tots! ien 10. Atsyus
three bup, red fee! IRON whore l was the tower ..
B.nond Church tsi ,LrOUsh shsrrof Of the CD arr b.
this tower We Vue bunlr.d .ud fiiy % tvy Lln-
dred est high Ouilt # g Id styDe four " Sx fee,
tn x. ft.Ls Il Il to- ~. ~ cL icGat All hpl.
s.s VS. ~ srss, th.t ula no. i .ip.csL "t'p Is
tel. When the shScs ~ss over, tLs 81 -
81 i vita du.. o. Line '.s ~ dscAr.cs hrrs'he,
sud thers 's.s uut q lr'sth % AR, WAN he InVoi
Ard, .s,er, N .u'l va. a. iilhiiI aud di.try
sgt - SEE. Ever BODY was IA the .tr" -, pf.y
Lg. o. a-,ipy nh what Ihry hHd .sV 4. No iue
oouu,y. Ipr dtys Sn,t The p.opl. Liked tht
street. without sp ss4og. Asi t-e's wac no Loi &
q: carriages, AMI nn bells, Ia ihc c.s here .nere
w,f' tht Js.ids moving peiOfs .t - houfs.
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The Hay naskes.

Ss1 York, Get. .? = The supply 81 bal.d hay On
the East kivsr siss las been very Hui,-i and Suts
insutbelent y meet ri demand. On the M Ei'sI
the demands oi dsssn the Eat Eivef side prices
have Eissn oklOc. The t4pay 81 SUsw hss b IL far
and slight lEsrsass IN lsiSea
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ElRS, FlR>-LADIES AND CHILDREN
tlty Mr. ci'sper thsn III cheapest, 81 the MAJ.
uiaeiory. 'gl ksO.b ave, b.,s..l Ith AID :. d ~
Eti1st4Iet upssir.. fucsS.r-d, cleaned .at -
PANIED CAREFULLY b. practical f2rre's ksnspbsr 81
up SIAM. tlNIDAN 40,
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POLITICAL NOTaCES.

UNANIMOUS Union NOMINATION. -
y, F's Iu'si"s Of the saSs,,Io, Coar.; -.
sAn.s W. MnILI.
COMFY
NOMINATION..
yohnss4 klasfs
,oaSs III 4 H ESsf.As
sksssSS' 's sCisA
,s e, si 5Xss;sS5s
r. .6 ssiss a & fiE;as sSSy'''
For iysr: 4 e swift WIFI e00,..
JOSEPH e. BOswORTH.
For judo.e, Coyrt ?, Cg..rsn Pcas.
BESBY HILTON.
~ fLS iS1gs q y scys nss;t. s.,
WEsTCiIESTEK COUNTY.
K..uis ' H Ss@':is,!a 'i s@si"..i,n.
FOR Member :, Assembly.
Nclfissnbs. IL
Am JUDICIAL DIS rRlC1-tOR roll, K
cyusties kpw ARD {. MCCONNELL, :tb, llth
sud ..tt Ns'ts. 80
cru wAHD DLNOCRATIC ASsOCft.
- fioa 4 Jrbiie meeting ~ilI b. sss Of the sixth
ward Hotel, corpsr Duane and Centre etc. this Fri
d. sTso ~, 81 ~ oelock The Utmecrsey Of tns
NARA are Invited to attend, Eminent .sresisrs ~
elaisss %. meeting. ". d. KtNEDf' PrssT. Us
lllH AND i7TH WAkDS-H Ak
BEN ee5stls ana Pssplss \ Nomination for Assam
tyioan 70 thu 18th Assembly Uisficfu a pkEw n
yASkNAN. sI Coroner OF the cile os{Ssf \ Isl
10TH WARD WORK fNGMEN'HsLS Mon
AZ Democratic Club yin ooll r,ssttue On Yridsy
evsuas, exloyk, y4s Delaney o.. cor iSt o. srit
"a order q ACHAkD DONOVAN, IN. XiCHf-
b.kS-; Sice Pres. VIZ DAVIS, sss RlSbARD
ADAhs. ItsAs. 2e
CCD WAHp-~itANING OBSERVED AN
- advertisement 70 the eject that LHos. cyan
hriss.lN Democratic norriree for Asseptly. In
Dc sth As'emely DH:rct, - esrti6vA<66y ID. Cca.
ier nee Couml'tee Q: hoSart Heii. n - pyeyH that
eLoaids ate that the Confsre1ee Coplmstss has 20
contcl OF discretion 81 thu suA0ct. q She Acseu Of
We Csmtp't co it vasislt to fte De Ucsaev
81 toe kfd Wsrd 70 select SSpin1tl1P Committee
TO rake . nemlnAt ior A4ss6hH, The Cemrpf :
sea'd mAss this heminStiln, sha ssiectsd ne %
tbe.e candidate. We DEM the right Of any other
committee Z? ntsrftr-. nor 10 IL rsopcf insR ssat
teInAuJo Wo0d supports NJ Ryan, uecsise. Is
tbAirnsn, hir name 70 sstachsd 70 tho alleged rac.
csscinss 81 the Conference Con nitt.t. 1 rm the
reg lnr noripss, aud viii b. sIprorts1 ~ such b.
NJ Wool, a. should be D, all ths other tue peuo-
rar Of the sd wSd. THOMAS o'CA LA
stAN. III