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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

Ny Clement L vallandigham has issued
his pronunciamento from the genial con-
fines of Canadas. 1t is not very long
nor of any consequence. A perusal OF the
first Copperhead denunciation OF the war
or the Administration that can be picked
up will give our readers a summary OF its
contents. Mahony wants the Convict to
come into Ohio. But we presume he will
wait awhile before he tries that. John
Morgan's raid didn't accomplish its pur-
pose exactly. Had he been able to make
a head against the authorities and organi-
zed civil war about Vallandigham's home
possibly the fellow might have been in
duced to venture across the line and under
the protection of his rebel friend. But
the game didn't work out as was hoped.
Morgan's forces are mostly captured and
the rest dispersed. The rebels were disap-
pointed, and poor Vallandigham, on whose
suggestion they probably made the move,
is infinitely more chagrined. We guess
he understands now that his chances for
Governor are infinitely less than they are
for halter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

Y GEN. LAUMAN.-Our gallant fellow citi-
zen, Gen. Lauman, arrived at home two or
three days since, under orders from Gen.
Grant. The telegraph has informed our
readers that he was relieved of his COM
mand by order of Gen. Ord, while imme-
diately in front of Jackson, and several
causes have been assigned for it. The ac-
tual cause of it will be made known
through the proper military channel at the
proper time. Meanwhile it is enough to
say that Gen. Lauman, who has hitherto
invariably exceeded the expectations ofhis
friends, and whose division, the 4th, of the
10th army corps, has under his command,
earned the reputation of being the best in
the West, says that he was never better
satisfied with his own conduct, and that Of
his troops, than on the occasion which fur
nished an excuse for relieving him from
active duty. To all who know the General
this assurance will be satisfactory until
the proper record of the matter is fully and
authoritatively made up. For the present
the 4th Division has lost the author of its
reputation, and the army one of its best
Generals-one who has always done his
duty without finching. We subjoin his
parting address to his soldiers.
HEADERS 9TH DIV, 10TH ARMY CORPS. J
IN THE FIELD NEAR JACKSON,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

Ng- There is paper at Leon, in this
State, which has for it's motto, ''The Con-
stitution and Enforcement of the Laws
The same paper has the Copperhead NOM
nees at the head of it's columns! Isn't
that happy juxtaposition? How ar
IDENTIFY the Copperheads Ego in" for the
reinforcement of the laws is evidenced by
the New York Copperhead riots. How
they would enforce them in Iowa may
be known by their threats to resist them!--
What honest fellows they are! How they
will be delighted with the enforcement OF
the laws, when they find the halter tight
ening round their necks
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25


FELLOW SOLDIERS: Having been re-
lleved from the command of the 4th division
by order OF Maj. Gen. Ord this command
is hereby turned over to Brig. Gen. Hovev.
TO say that part with my old comrades
IN arms with feelings of sorrow and regret.
IS simply giving an expression 10 my
heartfelt feelings. I shall ever remember
the tolls and hardships which we have en-
dured together, and the glory which the
old 4th has won in hard fought fields, and
which cluster around their name like ha-
10, with much pride, and satisfaction. and
now in parting with you l ask as last re-
quest that in consideration of your past
fame, that you do nothing in word or deed
to mar it, but 10 give TO your present or fu-
ture commander, that prompt obedience TO
orders which has always characterized this
division, and which has given it its prosd
position which it now enjoys.
Officers and soldiers, 1 bid you now an
atfectionate farewell. Signed.
j. &. LAUMAN, Brig. Gen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31

Frogn she RichMond lnQuirsEI
eg,fbipg is more BtEangs than 10 observe iAai
a.. fsoD fseisrssas on this continent shoaid sp-
sesr h rel 80 deep an interest in the question:
-l,sthar mia Highneils, the Paeaa OF Egypt is @
~. sllov,ed to take vay two steam rams Whieni
4 ,esros. have been built at Liverpool Tor tnHt
-'.,i,gbtened Dotentate Under ihe inhueneo Of
---,e usrsnge halluc fnaiions M Adams, the
Vonkes Minister at LssHdos, has gof tas n1eo
iea,tbrt ensss two rams are IN TACT mi 5naea iof
tbs uayv of this Eonfedernte SoYeInrnent-
what evidence Of thiH intention be nay have Ia
hand " cannot yet afirni al that mas yet 70
- DrodUoad n an English court Of J1esiee. He
r,sr possibiy found his case upon iao eonalde-
leon that it Is extremely reasonable and nAlu-
r.l for the CsnfsdHrales 90 get vessels OF Lns
tisd buill-ihas no government 10 ths world nee
sueh Urgent nsed OF the ike. lie may also urge
-uan tl,e eourt. through bis lawyers, the general
-eio,5sty Of tbo fact and the requeney with
which thesa ships arc termed ooiA - Elgla1
s,,l yenkesdora the "rabs rams. As tor ar
/ ,sird. ths buildaE Of the ships, he IS said O
nov sothing of ths Confederate Governments
- bss hss 81 oTdsr 10 build Two rams, ps1hsp.
+ 80 4 Freuch hiiuso. and, being AZ eisefplis
- ma indnssriolls shieWlight, no has filed h
er5sr, 5st. when questioned about itin lhe Hons
81 f.ammoas, of which hs is q member, be sai
- 1nders io0d fhs vessels aef8 Tor the 5elFies @
/ fhe Pacha ii Egypt oE Emperor et China.
Nov tie sfo Islss De under seizure by ogde
I OF ho Br.lsa G07eruusnt; 70 abide & lral 6l
f5t tis coptlai and On tie hail II esch is 5Eauf
"a he Quseas .bT0aa aa0w, Tie irial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31

Frsn the New Kor Verdi
i rsmaIks sole fact hat notwithstanding
the gigsnsic aH9l szhsustinE var the EaIthsrn
States aTo Wsgtlg theiE chief eitieb wers nsvsr
30 apparently F-ogpercas 1rld'F Ct al Elnds,
bat especially ~ tie sgptfhg5tsB CT Ets, was
never blie ksr "a e ou 30 sppayeaty solid a huai-
nszs basis. Ne sEilksiaaoiag ina oIain Of nien
s1 -hs Ear she slfes cities, s1ch as Sew 1crk,
al .isdapis, BeLfJn, ClncfuEaii, Sliceg0r and
s. L1uis, are illsd &c repleion. La thls ety.
5er E1sseEca, ElsEses ara scarce, especially hIat
cizzs kousez. &os rogitszee is reported Ior
ssi8 iH tie - b avenue, aEd 6zt Fsry lew eom-
r5Ia lively ] q lac 0tbar i4slioiis1ie avenues
Priea. hsVs p3vsucsd s. lssss twenty-five Per
cezs Fisak e;ass hoUscs Nhieh were rented iass
yesr at two Eundsed dollars per n ossh new eeEa-
laazl ikTeo suaeIsd colia-s ger Esoalh- Ahe
zlFaEes h. s. n9s bsen SO graas ~ ms caesFar
cnamGnss, b as rests bssg hssViiy &C Feopia rish
ExeG zaaHes sa1 izcoBlss, sud me tendency is
sieshiy up Nard-
Ihe Ekla8slphis Nsrti dgsTicaA says that
tAsEe ere net tea horscs uHder ihe Eaut Of isOr
tsnaIsd dslaEs ss "a 70 be hIled ra FAilsdeip aia
s'Tss zesson sr this is, that ibadepission Of
ibe ciy ~ VIZ il more i5an Iaaes ny - ihe ia
huz sf refugees rom toe Fsssi s3Ider These
people, with Ehsi neSns they cau gel tag -t5af,
lsava ecme bsie i is security. They saezEe sussli
hsgsss sEd lva tlaaiy EeTe una. TINA eraaiea
i iueE 30 TetuEu % AGeL lQllels Eelplt WAu
wonder thzt cur strseb are 80 hlled ane osr ,ae-
ssers 60 croade3 hava here the explanaisou Of
he Fhsuonsng a. A big army ecald Jet be
rslasd ia PEi-si siphia."
As the asmfi phs1cmcaOn OF oFer-cE9Wded
cites Ob ans q ever ihe E0rih, the expiasa i0a
ot tae Norih ilaericaN viA not secoHuI ter shi6
singular sisss of thiags The truth Is, We are n
tie midst Ct the rad I8seEiea9ou iueaeea 1y AZ
exesss Of Trsdsensbls PsPus nossy. krcrg-
tk5ng wili 70 gn ewimmiugly unhl pay et y
eseies, and ihen--hoaVeB help Us al Ia lhl
n1esudna !, vould be wei fer every ona 70
maze hsy ukls me SUI s-lnes. We adEigo ail
wSo b8es bases n-Cneg - ths irhAI0n 70 laVesi
Is IL resi es4s4s 81 sca.a alT14eC EaY M SIC ss
IS dumg so, a..a zvebilg CHS ei de1t5 zoHaeih-gs
i va Be aspsd u spi;e O. sAe ssoIm Wsiea Il -
s-csan 70 colGe e. death.
TEere is, hsaey1s, Gus very COED feature aheas
The p7eseut uasgop. Baslnsss, IS gsnsIai
[ gtiur, T. csnogclsG upon sound cash basis.
Isare credis ere aiE1csE ubkDCssl, ana TINS l2st
vii nsle t. bIsa K the tai when il comes. Law
/ yers cGmglssn 81 great falling cit ~ business
/ ion tis sqaEd c0nciLioa oI trsso, ana Il IS
5sslcd tal banE ps0lesls SIS unusually anire-
( aasas. Il th.s siets VI tdiag5 continues, tno
susaeF e IRE fus5ia via slHaeiy Ez82o people
anig sslt S. fiea a. they Sc epeae1 thay werei
aud ssI.l cus d3wl trade % nc nleIest sceazsa-
siss % lis.
ST liid re sra chsWiEg Ct The innape Eoo-, hsT-
ever, car c.Ges VIII swsrm win wei orssssa
sslpl5-ssoch nll ~ lis--rezl estate seraEcs---
ina ises.cEs ga efaTA rs sEsaced, sad, % AZ
isglea-slsss, We Ulil be pics psicus doycas al
DraceGeat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31
1aliaudisaaua % Eaaa ohis 9risnsa.

Naiiaudisasla 60 Ezzs cate ErIsnss.
TIE toi-oaiog is hom Hon. q. L. Vaialadig-
aa.n's edsIess 80 his hiends il ONO siace the
sleeaoH:
DemscYats ef Ohio Yea have bson beaten
b. Waat means s. Is idis new b ingaiFe. Is Is
snaagl ihat, w8iio tens q taeukards d soldiers
we're sens OF i ~ within ysaT s-sle, eT haid IL
sciIvs camB e-ewaeIe s. vote eg1inst gou, Tao
Cog.easIais srny was marching RFea ths cap
ifsi Of year c9sAuy
/ You were baaien, bat noblsr battle for con-
stilaleszi losfsy sad res pepnaf sogsf silslits
nsssE aas t.ught BY cay people, And Jour
uncorqusrsbls ilmncss end courage, even u
lie fnids- sl sgiaed nlihsaYy force, sscarcd ycc
/ shoso frst Of Ieenlens ughis--irse speech aud 3
81ss Ballot It's conspiracy oi the OLD 81 Asy
isii be.ole yca be u9s discouraged E'2,ntala
vauF rialts s6aEo nrm 70 yoar posluoH listen
/ nos te saF oae HLo seaic have yoa lower you1
stsalafa is tie koar @ deieaL
III DstloBlag o ysar opiniana upen any
0ass ion, eFgn 81 polcy, viii aNal any lliRS y
sglsiiiai5 yonf pptilcal lees. Aocy salasHe
ztiee lsss alaa ~ aasou.s auIEenGeT q ys1l
rr4uaii-tss sna serr eIgapizalioa. Alszeoger, 4
I 800 s. sap h5pe i0l ~ Constitution & lBerty
tis ID tae DsmscIe.ic pasty alone, sne yoni
/ III iep-eiazs1s ia 1tfie Hhile longer VIZ tee
7 4 lfass sad eveass vii ioTcs i ufon 81, ex'
osst tAoas who pro5s b. shs eeiAAaltiss q mex
/ csanIy.
tlslk yeu, oae and ail ier yoQr 81 sLn3AtHis..
[ snd your sltlfEls. ia ss urea t14s llsd8h "
exile ~ no Q1eass bai my pobaeAl apia.9A7
/ $50 tae free expression % tlall {. y9s 2
qea1ssais p1i.icAi aa,esa9le5. sel Nlii A-1 lAi
ssef eieaeia4tin ilQse e4illQll, aaQ true % lss
Cols-l-a. .lgl and y t-ls see anl cSaetly q le
hlsa. y J. YALLaSDieHAN
hlhdsor, O w Oe.essl i4, ls6a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31
lIiEE HoMg saIaaT AID PLEASANT.


M1ra lhan building ahovF manaisns
Mosa thsu dress and fle array.
H1re iAau doraas Or lofty stesplaE
Acre fH 2 rtatou power and sway
414e your home aeia lsal ani tasteful
Bigai and plealanl ail=ars fair
Where each heart saEIl Tass colfeuisd
sfzt-ial for each beauty thars
lzo1e than lofty suelHue dtle1,
M0ra Haa Esali1n lurid glare.
Mere iiau zsamu1u'a giidsd h1nars.
n0r8 ihau iicg7hts can well eempars--
See hlt homo is made attractive
By Surroundings purs SAD hrighti
freez lrraggal wita ssst8 ana order,
El1HefE With all lheir sweet delight
Seek b mako your home most lovely
Lei L Be s sailing SPOT
Where in sweet conlenimsrf resting,
9 re and sorrow are forgot
Where The dlwers ana trees are waving,
Birds WI. sing their sweet test song,
Were The purasi thoughts vii lingsr
uonndeus1 and love belong
There each hsari ri rest crnienfed
seldom wishing iar TO roam.
Or, h roaming. sal VII chsrah
dsla'r.eE ai that pleasant horne.
6uch h0ma makes mau lds better
Pure sad iassing lts c1ntrsis
Home. with pms and bright surr0undiugz
Leaves ill impress "a the soul.
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GooD HOUSE


Ei1tf lstA ------l,A'---at- " = ~ )
ATLANTA ssa, srpteuhet -. 1855
Ia. alcsrs 4Hd aoialeis arriving at tal5 le.s VII
3 s.ost - ll1 Pr.Fusl Aslsisl iiarasetsg - . r
fesr ia lselr ogderai i1ltsasoti lssVes ci an
.-,.ll sst istr - Ezs1l-1ea
i1slyrat l5lasa IS insii9ee4 g n+i ~ eiaeels
- r.. - +. u 4Esll Iaases ileaa iAa PrsFosl
,sar - not o. lez,la q 3 i1iesiafe sitl thgss Wl
-s.t .-l,r eli cti' ~ i7f Filtl Fsefer ~ narits
- ~ -.rss 49, y oi -1ssliees. sltlsHt ea7e- g
esrs - IL l1saa ssa0Et = elae, iAai sis ga 8
oaes ~ e uei-gts-. l. p.r4-s-r
- oleel "a
lltls. 81 E1A1A,
ia. felia-r So Efsselt .a-ai-'--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31

tsaon ana ARmy rnnIoE.I



RTcHEosD Uateasr 2s-Eys have sEain period
ouislase unbrskeu By s slightest rnur 90 which any
,s-nassnes nay bs attached The pspssa dlisd
eb sv win communications and editorials % ths Euo-
so u o aasreas ana diseufsioaa lie qaeuiioa o.
susaisnre which IS becoming cae of sarioua Interest
81 ibs people In tlis section ofths State.
- olien wz8 nirsducad ia IS house Of d-iesaiss
fsqasgtng she Govsraor Of The siais % aks kzovp
he psaPls sy rraeanaiun, thsr righsa nader be ln
pfsssmsnt iav. and to method bY waiga j -
can protset thsns.lgsa from lie unlawful siEsEa q
their pr -perty. It VS. iadeen toy Rostpoasd
no Gag or traes is expected uaill ssturdss.
Ths siege or OhzFEestsu.
CHssLFsr0z, oltober .. .-Th4 onszys frs io.dAy
wai saorsdissy sesers. sna vas eonoaafratss alto
aahsr on lie sea faas of sani. rraVsn--aza-ed Ard
ssssaiyrias aaoss weso are5 IRON GrgG, Wasner as4
Two 10 nisn E.shiy aaais afuad. one @sz ~
Killed ~ Fsrt sssatpr. A hsaTg soaaoasdHsnt t. siA
gslnE en-.
oaaaIEsTos. 0e.ssor 3o-Tbs boubsrdnsnt q
suatsr hs- bean haavy. ard con.ausd al night fs2
Grstr. 1snar and ne Central bsisssy. nisEsBorira
hat ons Of the nonil0rH bgrst gan asd rstrsdy vh
hsF tarEst disabled.
Ne further cssusiles sra reported this morning
HssFy arins ralzoo snd aao paandsr PARROTS d aii
gong ea.
Kaakss Basa Ia lhe esss.
PAscaGcgLA, Oct. 1g "A c0NriaF fr1N Bay st. Louis
ssys oas huudrsd Tsuzses. uadsr cover OF tie gaa-
boa comnsdars, landed thst piacs OF lhe 2sd spd
Surprised and attached he csv=lg statioues tbsrs,
wgazins ore rsn sliahsy aa5 Caps. Marshall saysrs
II ihrsaga iha hosy They rasaplsred faur urasnsra
'Te hal previously fsksn from therl and huEasd falr
lsasea Thsg slandsrsd ne pl-ss and carried otf
cen. Esssoss
Ursm HHfasIssEPP5.
0EALovA, octassr q zs-ruaary-twa prisoners Gzd
I've isaas e ar-lssy, oapauEsd by Gsn. Fsssuson'H
command. arrived he1e ths evssiRg. Tbs prisoners
ars asa Alabaaa, EliIais1ippl ard ias Esr-h
zpsofal Ess=rzlsA % IKE HuIsilsseseer.
CAEF EEAR MISSIONARY RIDoE, bsfers cEArTA-
EoosA via CuI1xkEAueA Or soaar % -Hsavy shsl ing
vas isE on yassurdsy bstv sen AIoouaain sas Lock
cut b-issdas.
Two sivsio-E, Howari's uad Hookers esaa up yes
tsrdzy VIA t-aiz Ct wagons from BhlssPsrs e Lsok-
0us v e ana vas Joined by eraagsB corps lass aisat
ea crossed &c 1rswas ferry thses miiss below Chat
snsoga 70 tbs alas.
TIA zorning. a. two e'sloak, Jenkin. aivisioz Of
Lanssrssrs eerps s'aseksd ths enemy, capturing 8
large number ef nsrz, nagans etc, which were
shzn5aned beng pressed ~ evsrWhslnling tsree
TIE eneny'f loss was severe. We succeeded Ia So
cariEs ,Fonty-srs Rasoaorz
Ceionei Kilpa.rek Ma Kidd sRd savsral welndsd-
TIE ensmy now caesipi-s tAa west side Of Lookout
orsek aad Lo rs--ast'a forceu tha ezstHid
slisAf shslns 'hs norniae- "2s'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-31


Frsn the Rsleish Progress, Of the 2sth-i
We ,7,enfionsd vestsring lhas thers was some
erctemsns ia our sxirnme western e0anties.
eaused By the advance Of the enemy. sAiT-
aish wiih party ci ibs enemy = th
gnrin5a some thirty-seVen Hsiies wet el Asiis-
v;le bss ceFta.nlg .shan piaea, aQd as AaJ3r
W9o5ia was seeu 70 fall iEom Dis h9rse, i IS
fssrsd re was killed. As 70 the nature o. nun
her Of tia aGzareiug coiuHlm We know noiDiag-
w. made diIigent inquiries 81 me E1eeiiige
once, bus ile ogiy acts known tneIe Vele ne
fssiawi1r namely. L1arH aia fssl a aAillllsN
with amsil PARTY in y dlsQn eoot-s - We tiiu-
Al fbe Warm Springs; 8sjcr Woodnn Wa5 seen
II fsll fr.u ms horse ard tie impression IS thas
hs was aziiisd. Gen. Vaues, tla coma .laans
If that nisissry deGastusHs, ssid be was oe.ng
ora-sed by the enemy, and oldered troops f'f-
Tsese arc 81 the facgs known here Il may
/ ne - unin8partsnf raid Of lev bash gliissrs1
or & may b "a sdvance "a Isres, Wsa tas iniel-
I tson of occupying Ashsvills. We have Eoops
4 :, str;i,irg aisiancs Gen. VaHce is 3 gaii9uis
srisd ana faithful oaiesT, and we daDasssaf 9ut
/ thsv viii - Tepnlsed, 5h5Eld they sitemps -
/ advancs iato lhs mountain regien Of N9ltn
Gov Vance left fer ihe West On yesterday,
/ and his presence VIII rally TIE noeP5 ana ne
home qusrd, which rom several Counties We
learn, s marching to the threatened scene Of nVa-
We sinelined 20 think that She whole taing
baa bean uasgsifiad and that Es snail soon as-
I carsain thai 40 formidable advance bas eean
mefitatss. but there is Hothing iosi By ylglianc7:
We hsvo gallant, energetic and iaiinint
Officer ir, Gen Vance, snd 40 ever W3teliui ana
-z;-ilnrt n-,slic servant in Governor Hances ana
~ tbsv s-a both as or near The thIealousa oeall-
= ~ Ensw that all Hill be dona saat can be
oSith fhs naeaas st tbsir Command.
~ The Reverend trsdetlek Gl1soEs assistant
,eer5r Of Sc Johns church Protestant Episeo-
naIl a Huntingdon. 3isEYlaad, haa been arrested
And confined ia jail iar the eTime Of ssying that
sbe war wsgsd By Lincola vas az unholy
wsrn Mr Gibeoa declined by letter - receivs
isfo his school tla sln ol > certain sr. Johnson
stsipr that h g school was full, 1a- even u tboze
,7srs vaesncg, 10 should ProieE rot g ssilnis
M son of A unicuiss, bis seNo.as al beng
gonthsFu in .hsif 81 lmpa.niss. 81. J n1son 5cns
10 iet.a- tn Stanton, and cisllon aeIit it 20 zen
S,ssnsIF. whsseuDon he vas arrested Alr-
/ cs;bs1o 5iselsia.ed b1V ag taught p9ises 70 ni1
-. ind boldly declared li5 opiaion -has ms
! - !. ,,,taolgp UPan Being c0mmitia1 TO
+ ~ ~ G'hsoa inquired it be lad 70 political
,gbts. to when She ioeo9e ezd e1ufte9il3 tcoi OF
: ~, Srbsnek Col Dos Pia.i, replied That f be
= ---nii 8is ia jail 10 would not aa denied iha
-:+.s rf souuitaro. So much Tor freedom ct opin.
Is ion ia Aagylsnd.
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R0FR&AEE,

EtBks SALE
vraY DssisARLa eLsCs, m t-e' bra g
"a tsssl, eieo5es. Ih1ee 81 lafsa irsa iAs faie-@
Sixsy-fossr .4cres,
-ssas sTeusy sssE faliiTaiion
TIE Improvements so1ai4i q
coon no Use,
.s...si,,ir.y liz roolls al Riih Are plzsaa
7t-- 80 sai1ns.se cutb baildiagS, four nita t"e
.~eas ga E-e pisgea Asa. s2oA eA,-ss' s..--ie -
- .s... - 80 irsss. a5ers a-e f0ar wells
~ - vac A. /. s6oa ssrl. q apply 2
. IL LOON,
~ FeEstors
Naa. s.
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AHDERsoA, ADAZ & CO..
"a EaCL4A4ls-sL4Aa
Coxnmlss1en 5AeAcnsAA4si-'
81 lateas.n sUrees,
~ Asaraoa-- s1tz-
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n AAA& IA fI@A v ~ -----t-
Al. as7sriisuasuss VII 5s shsFEss tire dsiiara F'r
saare fss he Frat inssrasn aaa sns dslsz ans ni5
erats i5r osch szsssszsnt assertion
Eoosl naoss VIII be shsssss At tas rsis ef afsT sa
peg Hzs.
Gaaaz-y nssiess ssargsl 5; shs rate q tgsHtyssv'
- pl- las zns aH oaas arhalss as d ssserz pusi
Irse-s-. .- 81 ssr zs~-r-isszaata
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3fien~a Earaponn GoAltttSn vi
GoAfcdsraie States

FiroI1 % Illchlaond VIII
fbs Nsw YORK HsFsla. Of the % inst, con-
s,sas oEs 81 th8se ssnsaaonAi pg0dacti0as pscu-
- &, t6s. sheet lG Is 10 the EoFLa oi 8 isttes,
ssse5 I.oudoa, October l9lh, addressed 70 Ias,
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esa.s. ygAT&GN 4 PORTER
sfss ss>arstsa lAsssslsss tsssl-sr ia he
II aT-siiss "
eRrsery, tksts.ries aHd Rsysic,
Herr-sis-ly lr saer pssieasela as-fi-ea - ne
$780, e 41asa. so. Ead allleaaa-f e5lEt 5.
7Isa,r olass ssaala lail.1 1s the rq.i @i1sa.
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tsrfsriuz with one Of his men, Rhodes, the PER
aan whom be had coobentsd TO have IN court
naxt dsy. A.ter several hours Jaago Fltz9at-
rick was released.
TIEE CLOSING SCENE.
Esxt morning the prisoner appeared and tho
trial pr0gre1fd ending in the Teleaas OF ihs
prisoner from military custody. An appeEl mas
hesn taken ts the supreme court By Col More-
hgsd.
Uson lie whole, It was 0as Of ths most high
hsnded acts that has been pefpetrRssd IN tais
GavarRment-one WAieh is shameful - TO
e9unirP-ano which calls for redress, and ;hai
quickly Il deserves the bittorasE dsauaeiali'sils
al lavsrs of Liberty, and the condemnation
q the Governnent-auch aa attanpt 70 deiy
iae civil authorities Of tho land should De
theekea 10 the bad.
We attach re blame 10 the private aoldiers'
,ho boiioved il their duty to participate II this
& iir b. obeying orders.
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0EALovA, octassr q zs-ruaary-twa prisoners Gzd
I've isaas e ar-lsry, oaptursd by Gsn. Fsssuaor'H
command. arrived hels ths evssing. Tss prisoners
ars lrsa Alabalza, EliIaislippi a8a iAs Esr.h
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FARM IN RANDOLPH
FOR SALE AT A RARGAINf

SAlD Farm is situated three and hal M lies from We
- Randolph, ON the main road through East Braintr
Nor'hheld The Fam contains IS3 acres Of good land
SUITABLY divided into moving, tilage, pasuring and
wood la d. About twenty are ibtefvtle at over
toWs and the remainder VI the moving is high state
OF cultivation. The farm excellent stock farm
two orchards and sugar place The house Is % by So
and The ell 20 by 80 fceal well finished, and built bat
Few yearsaeo. Barn No. 80 by "a feet with cellar
unne A feet and sheds attached Barn No 2is 30 by
40 feet, with cellar uLde the whole barn and she'd at
tached anefy, 16 BY ISfeet. There running water
at both house and barns For further
OF the subscriber HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Randolph. Jan. 20, 1853. Ava
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V E r NJ o T
Ea sOrE Caa SOcic ~.
SPECIAL MEETING AT MIDDLEBURY,
Feb IS and 10, IS63.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tn next Special Meeting
Of the Vermont Historical Society will be holden at
Mdaebury on Wednesday aud Thursday, February 18th
aud l9lh, 1868 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Historical papers will be read a series of public
Of which seaSOna0le notice will be given by the
Committee of Arrangements
The customary courtesy of free tickets will be
extended persons attendi this special meeting by
the different railroads in the State.
An Opportunity 30 join the Suciey will be afforded to
those who take an interest in its objects.
By order OF the Board Of Manager
GEORGE F. HOUGHT0N.
Recording secretary.
ST. Adams, Vt, Jan. l5 1868.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
NOtECc.

fFBE hoard Of Medical Examiners for Orange County
Will meet for examination of persons enrolled in the
Militia OF aid C"H"ty; claiming exemption from mill
tary Service, as flows
a. Nofth h,oohheid' IHesday' February l7th
At Orange ClunLy ,iOtel, Chelsea, Wed Aesday and
Thursday, Eel rnIry 18Th AMI l9th.
AZ a. }. Row.es' Inn, Washington, Friday, February
2eth.
At Hatchs Hotel, Waits River Saturday, February
21st.
At the Office Of Dr.. Poole, Bradford Monday and,
Tuesday, February Esd sld gath.
AT Kmbail's HOteI, West tarIee, Wednesday, Febru-
ary 25rR.
Hours Of Examination, from to -, A NJ. From / to
and to 9 p NJ.
VIM. f, LAsELLE,l
JOHN POOLE, ; Board Examiners
A. e. FIELD,