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Statistics OF tho Established Church In
ireland

The number u PERSONS in ireland belonging to
Ne Establ 81 ed church IL ltsspan 200 90 Their
numbers At. rap d'y dectos.ls H. 1894 tlo NUN.
Ter va. tess 10000 wes'ryars, 15S O1O sud
ia lsGl ithe's eng IL. dates " the two 81. esas
l. Il ceusu.,s -. Ireland, TIE Ir.s. e. seopal Al
Prot'stants had de,rca Cd b. more ,L,u 3 t"'' W
20 per cent numbering Attn. latter d ,te t9i 5 Q
Tho tots' rcstnues a-p stmAt.i al $40 2,091 "
i,as thsn - Ter LEAD FRA the members. The
to h.wr.,f - higher IA =, me ti4if'"is t.Ht b.
othe's llI'rics hLu Arii.fs have -Ac ututer
ior every ~ - revenue. and C-st.I PAYS rat
90 80 pef member. Wutu tA' ctasu- - ISL
vas t.t"i. tt Whole 'pI.Eu - eNld Wa
u I.r.. H tpJ, ult e wA4.l A' at lis uIiN-
teiei ,,33 40 H. D.s'rto., CO.. 0. a-I it.
Prot '-t4njso the Tinted 90 r b. --5,lD' ~ III
sAto 'i.n., t1e ;doNin uts o. t. f.ti .situ,'t
a.u.tn'cd & si,5't,b.t mi tn t.ven.s 1. .-
co. = n, ,LJiIt.s i4di,st,d tArss ts4te'
Is 81 ciofmoas st-r.sAtc / b = g.. VoIy ..a,-
I al - 70 to- hi .r a. we..t'. ~ t.'
so b. n''c - dii not ut ! Agt4 e trp.
10 TAT, tseuty isi under b.. aid .t3 coats IA Il
L.Io 8. a. 3, elets O.. o. ~ e., vas -.
mel, Ne iLC IS bsLy "a al cuiet."
&c ai,ly f.. r. A.c .DlsL, ~ 49, - ..H = :" t'
sLoc.r. Dcsni n aptcta, was - VIAL y! '.-
b9. % nLs .csu .,c.iCeLgy IA L. an. l. vi
thus be r'eA that "4Il, tie h GDsh, u thut..
- O,t . u re..t s.r, a. La sol. fisO, w
- u esI ann, IA. rev nIrs ar0 kei W i.i =
b.Leut u les. an on. tenth u tie .,p-!,IoL--
- .uy lersOhs lawn, { pay IA tu-tcL 49, D. Do.
~ on i have ~ syiupsIhy W.T. tue r.-ts h
NJ. D-t -s,lut,y aU4or =. c. -cIoh o : e
"h.G h.eth u ch4.cn /. pr per 40 o., l..u..s
" t,.s "o ii and IL. A. .l - i-uys thAt b.. a -
- re L TO .ucre.1 - " .ts L.-Is, -Ai " -
re .sto its .uds
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We yam pre- - NJ readers with a,tue copious
'N''aNt' iro'a SOU. EN- pspe- reyey,d ut h. SIS
ohee y'stsrdiy Tt,se j9uius. we're SUPPLIED to
oar regular hse-t / } an ,u,ir daal who has wit
"essei m ny exciting sccnss on N. Pepinsul.
Lea'inr H. lnon' Oh sai1riay afternoon. lie tr..
ve..6 -. < I, srr.virg al Ciy p. z, On sunday
mouth ir IN ttr''s he gaus d m the Jar,es
Rhe',.t The mn .uelt tx .fhs aG,.fd l,',,e,sd
-. u'u T. 'lr L..,ut at p,.a, 81, all .ot IN .ss
AL 40 te nn,mstion ia, u, .n ~ hi IRE.
'tt re,d "a ioW obts'nre ue ,.'s.t u.ws
to- n.N.e On uruye csHsioa.
ltra. Nuw ~ ,IT saw ,orK viols
,t'oo. the hiehmond HrpItch July n.
hN. some uteA.uuce room hr STA = Is
.. !.r mote " is, ulr at.1 iuI-A ~. a. H..
, .t.Hi tuan iHtgu ILlcrYtutp Il. 1L- Veacs
n' .. . N'w r., 30 lit'ry licu.eI b y re
s., BE-. q i ,'' So. I,rs q. vF VIA b. tlt Il.
N.r f,,T &C. r. were work x into open
eth e ly l. u.'..', u,yernin u,-aavr TO &c
t.,ri 49,. CIV ie "a, b leen s.tdsp!y 90
,-t -. re fed ct, &c.,, LDw ,.uy siu Arw iu-k
or 'tf,r,t red with III rors q. Llnculu's Aste
II i-.l.r. l. y ,Taua move ..tut IN New YORK ID
! gtlc re L's I o. So. ie,ui similar outbreaks
.'.cti, b ~ riots iu.l. i IA Hartford, ( :, and
N,"s.o. y. ~ amt IA i.w as We sal be u
t,yut " = lhtsu .eL9-str.t n .usy, and
d.. te " /. he pat "a, VI , D.. iTor nd y
tae DRAFT siier Y ist - restoIsd. IEsss peeps
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lONsg NPIlON.

I'uN-I NPIIOS
Y Z, 'hou.I /, uuder.tood that al ,he m'erie.s
Com. fr -tt0r. '''Itf a ma 90 n. INl,tNt 10
C'ttil Par. is mn StpIS AL CNtsri
$40 o. Nt-s Or EEFNlHlNi.. a1f lILLlNEss
90 iIi IN NJ, u.s.. eau-ed - phiegrl, VI matter
~ ca Las csc 4nulattd Ia the lu4f and ar
pace
lr '.c carl .'arc' Consumption, 'l' ms'teri s
t'f.f slu a'b co. Re- ~ rclIftia consitt4h.t etef
'..u .tsrt.t 90 ire .u0cier, remove 4 from he
Lam. b. = OIL. 90 t,nsun.l, on - Simply AZ
.t"u.''I ., ..,.. o.. l.lt. ~ thu corrup msttcs
Winch gee. .t'u 10 pain tn rc'pfe, that 70 curs
=. e. ..I AMI Diu.I SsUp'cius Of tuInrut u, -
rlu 'i-' t.yo.t 'hr IL tier which lrocu'e th~s
ui' no
Mo ID,fT eaa rlfef 20 over so patent. re-dips
lr the 20 .f Nee Ok s. nItl he has cured 4 toD-
''r. sofia. ~ tIe-e sac 3. los advanced ~ ne
d. csse a, s. be pronounced IAo-raLls by other fhy
tisrs
The preparations -ifh which he cure, Con'umptos
arr rsnuff,f tcI :. hr.s and he .uu invin
et'ts 0u. aho .u'l win fruGp ga Or .ny n -
,)fL9 omf o. taI 20 b.. .'ICy and inNtr' gate the
81 o. sI h have t,u ia irou he Of hi. uledi-
Ciult
Or " { O'TO~LE
Phys. 49, fur fNH IlioN And ings,
- THIRD Nv nue..
III aiov, 18th st.
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audElSV NOTICES.

\ IC1luN NOTICE ADMINISTRATORS
a.. . IflI. Nuc. iru cr. -iI sel 4, auction.
lhu.sGH' ing- M, = IS .. ~ - cloak the eicrts
OF tic l,t JpUN -lIE ~ Acorn, =, t',. he in-
t-.., faa.'rar,. i,o,tr 8 -. a "a. stove as.
-os Jt'Nkt ~ IENrY. Admiui',rs,r,.
AUCTION NpTlCt-FiR>T CLASS Fur
ui' ~ cate -.ir 'h..vsrt, ~ Il Stuyv,ssnt
rl. r,... We. $50 -.k b-o. atcle 4iso parton bed.
rosil go u.t.t.. clrs %, oil pain 'ta-s. a.. -j
n uOiGhIl. AlC E--WIlL SELL Tins
We '-..4 % .'H. 81 stt, .tl - N,ssSu &;
Shf a.., r'H.s. n.- 20 s'c,nd h'ut lfni,lre,
.o', n.' t.Iu' .'H. So. W hou' f,'tve p
CUlEl MIS-, SAIE.-EloHAED MALiLKs
- $50. .0.rt, 10 p.st'v.,F s,'i ;h' la. W,ire.
&c.. af g.. O'Clock. e., i..sirc lDu.t tktLrHs -
\t.s i.4s' cam toisr. pics iur roe'hca O., casks,
,u,o ',a'',u '.iis mhl,., n"', ~, a., ,,,ln
I.. 81 .,H ilg
- HiEMAN IS co.. ltI'kS-WllA.
IN.s Ell, dat W cdu,sday July 9ld, 80 l1N o'tlc L,
h'sr -.no-.' n..ortin'.i c' n hole
byditAr, it,. sn.'t 'rr-ttrv, tc
A.-' ~ = O'Clock, t' " very.
b. o-t.r 10 ,.' E,r,Ito-. 80 sci. eui t'ls Rom.
'on sud ~ .Nss'.. DIX and pNI" brsuIy f0N
aDd StT.. riIr., ~, IuiH, SC. 81 Gaze. cham.
4Ht.c, mt tt..r I.'H., cirrrt tChnqp9-, ti''.rN
> .sr.. tnscoo IS c.e.,s tea, ,od,e, soar, sc s,s
ru-.'ise lli
NfILLl\N AEboIr AtCTIuNEEE. or
O.. o., '3'. .'- : "a '"c'r, 'o.c7n hl:cha
t'r. go - b. e., ul'.t., h,et p.'up .ausasc la
% I.. kt.. ....'., Az, kuivtI, &C. B.. 81
NtrN Nu1tE~. Al,IE, WILL SELL
~ f's t'. ~ 'e'yck. At a. Canal -, all the
e.. '"', ,n.a q, dmlas room .na .,lsss
cf'.' 20, o.. lis, ware, and al her SOD 'os
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I'll. aud Now.

tn ."-' Il Ice -y,ung rpAEes o4i The 'ol.
io".n. rAae G.;,A't the "rsdc,l-," who ere 50
.nN .us To h'yo ,ut ri.y placed urdr- martial law
- 1ug cougTsi To rut 9. ursl
W-,n tlo Fu.itNe slave law wss ,us,,cd by
,"agu'-, A. one II TIE compr1mi.e, OF $50 go
TIE VII 40 ~ N ira- o, Nc North hoNl,d
~ Inst II y INtu,srtTt rIoNAL. ~ iInor- 4.
~ p, rletd, took tn upiY ON 4 ii, rtor.
to zone ~, tb" NV venerable Cilteute1, Lfr,
l"fi ned II t.atrt .aI asst utonA The A. /.
n 80 however, res,-e it.--resst.d Il pub, c
VIE ser be, ,Ou.d. Hai r,ss,.i tin he clur,s
ho IT. which iast no Of re isIsAse Ne ih.u
Fl.W'r :. Wl'Ss rLo Demo r-ts, al G. nseuud
SO u eet o. 80 ~ out The negro bad 10 ,
hdbe0S corpus " an ~ wanted Il. The cssof,
u. '. co. '.',-, we 'eiu.e tie courts, Stt. mt
rr' snt -. ,he,e ir, with,ut an ~ csptiun
., ", iyeri lri 81 >. " MS or \ iftharn
81 H.' '!JQ lie te TO ,e con ttutoual
. " 80 Al . "a but Ven .Lt y tte Abult ouists
NJ % ' ,Iw W.T. n,k o say, bal, IA
30 J, No ~ ne man .ths \ rth. nov a con.
rit ia .sAc driIs 9 ~ z. ska for, be .
iyf' nc.' Muo I'll deuy IL 70 man, Wa, he
"'"t' % NJ -l't.rt ve prouupcL.i,n o the
80 I's ~" IA t1r ! 81" u Ii: Anu, sm | not,
amy"
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srcosp ro,Rp
Cattle Market

New YoRs July u, 1869
The supply Of betf cattle TAI. week has no, be-, n
90 large, tnd he rIsEst sn hrm, with steady de.
maud. Good to fair cattle ought 10 to IL, centtA
pound, ands few pr.ur brought II c'n's Tier p;,
week, and III. prices
fTst quaIity, evil. ........... ell OOsl9 On
Oreit -ry ............ 10 Ousll %
Common. .......,.. ...... ..... y SJalu 30
i.eh Cove ar. stesdy, vim . moderate dcm,ud
The r,ce pts we're u sfslut lJ3 ls,t week Veal,
a., scady,sith . fsI demand. at BAL sc per pound
TOT common 70 prime ENtras cold at sc The ~
csipts we're ll3, AGAINST ll6s last week
Ccrs ana taItss tir,t guslity .... 80 0OsTs O0
ordinary. ..-..,,. - uOa%i 10
Comm N. ......... 81 AZ o.
SHEER ana Lambs scarce, and prices sre teAdv.
Tn receipts ssre e.s sSsinst Ia s9I the y.sVious
week
Extra, per head ............. ....... - ost 20
Prime ... 3 tOas
Ordinary ............ ......... /. hpss ~
Common. ...... .......... ul.4 ~
Seint so!d r-,l, the receip'. are much le.
than last week -'ZgA sssinst ~ Col Tho prices aIs
folOvs
CoIn.fed. heavy, pr 10 ............... S,.S,,
10 light and medi. n. ........... 5 49,
stif'ea ''..'....-...... ............. 40
SASDfoRp.s ETHIorIAS NlS~rRELs, AND
the DenIer Brothers, acNptal hard u hu,trrla and
Com peTA.ic Iio. mrts, Arr rhATninr crusd,d
hous. sfiel noon and ev'n ~ NJ BAHNl 40
toR IHE Haze, b,4a , lR.tol.tErou.'
The best aud cA,ap,, aIl,le Sold b. dIu,llstf .Ji
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u. rid ~ 20 DO t'uYus sni iarng rebel gu.r.
c'i't J"i.' M'lGAs 49, cone 10 al isLo-
..' Htns Having he.n based out of ludIsns
- ' t'n' 10 fiant Zee people la Lls trars.
:. g tired o 30 VII o.. Yew o. crossing Ia. Oh o
i',' - - = NJ, OF k,nilcky. Llth w. met
every Iom ~ trge b.d.,s 4 troop. nnt
''.'" ,uc.. o. sa,u dly last aocr irnuin .relle
D-.n., Tor oyorAwe,k, dui.ng witch 10 iny.fi.-
~ Az d,d ate he WAS cotLsrd y G.1eras
H"us"r sn1 ~ Al, near Pon,,r,y. Stisr coup.
N. He Sen DIV d d has c,tnrAnd into email
IatIe., with DIR, ctous T. .,o uem".,,s
." ''ttlcv could. one OF Ties, lands retire tod.
~Hb * pieces Of siil cry, to Burlington. where On
.ti'irpt TO crlss the river wss trust stci & gun
cp.'' which opened fire an the men tered the
te., Cry.ns ue.n tss With tho io,sofl5l Lii.d.
undoi nj drowned 4 cavalry force C ming
up 'rof1 tie ear tltn charged Jpn thrfu ,lItut
odtc battery, sud Lil,d, wounded ~ ll,iea.d
the whole party, besides tax u, - number Of pri.
soners. Colonies snAcEttiorr All W.olroun,
WHO had chased MoKGAS nom h.,turxy,
captured several hlidici ole.s Mc.u1-
in2 c. II "'p, H.s'L Dtt, . bfoth,r Il
Gen Nus",s. aud H 1T Of hor.. thieves hld uur-
dci"'s $500 ave long been terror g. tc pcaceal l..
Inhabitants Of Kentucky and Tennessee, After I'll,
Il nt at Buhu-t IA, three l.nired ,ue las moved
" the liver. al cad Of the gnb st, t., B'aes,I e.
aud cor p'ici III citizens 10 .u-fiah tod-. "a.
vii th y "s'Ai 81 tote Nir,ilasl,tp
on MOI Icy the baud under Mpr4AN was ehasei
my mc' aud towards evening, sn.r u sistp
right too. refuge some b. n blu.s near &c gers
tr'es. nag ot truce dcfnsud.d the uncoa-
dtottl sutrsuder 81 Moa,AN and hi.
&c with iort' m.nu,. Dunn. the
Interval .cAs, viii - isg overs lie.
&C." ~ r'r III ,ui. md 80 spel, when the re
ma ni'i tu-terd ~. Hopes aIe entertained Of
A"""'N'a usm coy. .rc. rw.ut. -.e hundred
pr-"n'-s aad the rn''re 81 Mo.yt>'. AT ey
h ues- sent t. Ci0, mat cfuo entire force
oi s''.. 81 thousand n. more thsu f,c hundred
ce4 cop.
THIS erd'''' rsfccr q the ono, famous band %
y Hr MphtNS, tue hato NJ he y. 'esh b-sltcs Of
t't.'d state ~ too oItrc' Of the war MO-.
CO., f'h t,i eonstiein To- .-cprr JsIy aud courage
it 80 I'D hs men $50 n u,geuorst,i int and
O. i.,f,nYs I bhrrs aus ru.dre-s. Thee ave
'"' 'f.a.. c' tu uta X suI Tennessee that have
90, RE rel b' tier depre 'stlops ard tho e-,,e'.
e.. az '.t.s..l .onm.tei II The Un.on inLsti.
....t o.. 'so,n o. 'o.sot,el. and viii to terror
tie !lr'7 u 30 nett Generation.
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,lAAiish.s(.n,e-

FREY .Htsu up ~. .uh H'' % Ic-s'y
c. D. Rev 4 NaNh.rur, Jon. " Ged'ry 20
CA'uailne bIsh, 10th # %. '"ru"g ace %
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

TIL. Members OF the Catholic r ~
Society q the Church Of m Immaculate Cortcr-
vii hold public NEE NJ In the school room, N Eth
o.. nesf ave A, On Thur,dsy, the YsI ins. a. g..
o'c ct r " Al adites. On th subject u t,frrfr
.roe iii be delivered BY the Eev Fair VODu-
JOHN FlASNAGAN fs4.. Counsel - a. La.
GEORGE STEPHENSON -, T. d,n' W tue
.thet Mshc~ society, snl o'.ef dis;lri .shci a..
vocaiss II Tempe tncc, vii BE- [-es"u Atd vs. BID -.
O..ItfIVAN R-v lr MOgKO ~. Ped n.
iutELtS BOYLt, Ser ta.. 2Ci
\ IIuttcry 81 iirnV, Artillery Tor ~,gc
and "a i-an du', SNOW o. gan TO h- gt'-cici
Tee iS'h BEG '.tnt, 4 p. ~ L. 81 NlENIK The
u.us ioun'ie. paid for 'Hrh't ini,tua' o.. cli A.
~ Chatham II. - r,or CALVIN SlIAlitE,
Jurts u aud R.'crui'irs OHc'r -
Hicks & Cop,pan, 80 Brond~n,, -nst
I'D, 3 dcors telow Brcome Il ...,.,,.......
ALL FIRs { CLASS sEWlNG AACIliNls
FOR SAIL AND TO kENl '''
Drnfnes.-Dr Row, - "rcOfd ~trrtt,
III ok IN. OTce h1ur, 10 4 - =. ". ltA-
npsg tote ,n III head. htrgcs 'tn'u ~" .,
ra'atrh of The eyc AM III o't 'fe,''d o ~
'iou' tor eyes, cataract g., pert ih -l'' ts'
fully ,
L,ierenccs Of the hish'st re.pectsbilty On 'rg.l.
cstiol tI'
A large and extensive assortment ot hov@
seu.ouai o. ciothiur. mvfted down. and y d ic SOLD
't'.a cost farc oyy rilri'y 10 o',ted fesr
csI
IN BALDWIN,
~ 80 aud :! B.rcry.
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kbE.N sEss IisS.

4 MOST Wonderful pl~DONERY-
~Ah't .Is n"d one 'gn'u 'y'rHe'ri rgtnuH' ps,u by
lI O.. iAh NlLlk Rs 10 GRAND %, Two block. fro n
Itonlsnt,t 600 .. folly mort n ~ a IenoIuurud.-
{. iH.t. '.fI. uDn t.o.La,As. l. J. ZEN.
ANLLi. .I'i and 80 ave. "
NIX ions HOWE, $50 CAhtL SIgEET,
Il lN 'o , ''rI uhl srtt- ~ tnts pr tooth r.e,h
q F.iN .H.N'I- mcut, o. ..cr ulliut. 81 -
TO 30. '''. ''h extracted "ltA9-t pain. az
nE~ GRIFFIN. ~ GRAND 81 INV
- lpt p'ife L'rd { Ttyl.-'s and D. Fulton
~, D ' p, 49,. i'-t. .rf her wed Ar;,tri,.
g. Tee "fh uf without EXTRACTING tn T1U's Iui
'.- % -.'' % .''na, $40. QUE |ytr OF r4ib.. II
fl.f 70 ty''. o. 10 i.I cola - silver OF iliI,
LN"ee.ns 49,. ''''' " '1''''s cJ"
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E"Er-0NhL .NogtGE~.

Al o. L-JN~ N,Iil HAVE ~ll.ILRLD
- I.H. Oh ..t'uot.-. c,u 30" r,...... ''.,, TOE
81. .Hr.", Oh. A44.-..us bOH ot,oN J. y.sly ap-
81. ...4 .. u,U...srt 2Ug
ltl,.NAIIDN MANIlD OF BIS ROB
! Bans. D.. tH.c~ Nif' dtas,. Glso Iuusir,n,s
u.fi,..i N..t'hi. '.u-lsul. Should ths meet mo
tf,', ,H..fHF .ilrDllAH - water u, Book.
3. PHI. N b. viii lHar of souetItr. g. ~. ,dvan-
'f".. 40. p..r f tt. sfur ne vht.' atoui. Will ~
. 10 "a. L g. a. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pure Blood.
Would ci-ease affect VA IL our blood pure
Then II BRANpKErH's PILLS gur.r fAe blood
they restore GU! al.l, AID uyEsA 4 HuNuLRp ltAE's
usf has proved they lnfa..iby p4ufy the blood
sold at No. tnion 5 iuar,, and b. dealers
PRlNClpAL OFFICE 2g4 Canal st
HENEhBER, NEW STYLE INSURE THE GEN
LIE To-
400 Substitutes Nnnlct, by Tuiupi.in. n
Co, subs l. 4te Brokers, 6i5 Is 9advay, to whom tue
highest essh Iate4 will bs paid, II!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

ft4TT
THE DEAD ON THE oha -
Battlefield. The arraIlss
nearly completed for the re REM i,
remains Of the Union soldle ! n
over the Gettysburg battle-ne s.,,s
rial ground, which is beng III Z, {
the several States interested ~
ceptien and proper burial. .,,,slt
All the dead will be dlslnls ! IA
remains placed in collins anu !, ID 10
the graves Of those marked y, " !.
be carefully and permanently
in this Soldiers Cemetery. i. h
If it is the intention Of w i.
! any deceased soldier to t.. take s,a e
home for burial, they VIII ~. .u b
| by Immediately making XIV
intention. rouOssd
After the bodies are leu ;r,bli
| Cemetery, it will be very des srsrs,
disarrange the order Of a inc W
removals. DA' Gov. d
| Agent for A. G. Curtin s,s G0''
Gettysburg, Oct. ., i00''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

REBEL BARBARIrY.-Major Wileman,
of the Eighteenth Kentucky regiment,
who was wounded in the battle of the
Chickamauga, lately returned home. He
was taken from his house in Pendleton
county, KY, on Monday, by a gang Of
guerrillas, and stripped of his clothing,
tied to tree and shot. Five of the muir
derers were caught and have been taken
to Louisville, where it is to be hoped they
will be speedily hung.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

THE New York HERALD's LAST
PEACE PROPOSITIONS. Washington cor
res pondents deny "upon the very highest
authority" the Herald's last sensation story
about the discussion of peace propositions
presented to the Cabinet. The Herald's
romances seem hardly worth the trouble
of denial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

"A sour old bachelor SAYS ne always
,ooks under the marriage head for the
news Of the tcedk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

DrArH OF GEORGE SUMNER. George
Summer, brother of Senator Sumner, diea
IN Boston on Tuesday last. MIR. Sumner
was well known to the country, through
his oratiops and many addresses before
lvceums and other public assemblies, IN
which his varied knowledge and rich cul-
tnra were made manifest. He was q
,osuher Of the Massachusetts Historical
Soc;stv and Of other assemblages Of ut
erary men. Always true frleno o. NJ ~.
srty he ardently hoped to witness 'ne
full triumph Of freedom IN ms beloved
country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15
From the Daily ef Oct. 10.
Message from Gov. H0lbrOOk Ia the
Legislature.

Gentlemen Of The Senate and House Of
Representatives.
In view of the extraordinary duties inn
posed upon the Governor, growing out OF
the peculiar condition of the country, |
deem it proper respectfully to submit TO
YOU brief statement relating to some
matters which have transpired during the
past year, most OF which are connected
with the military affairs of the state. ]
Orders have been drawn on the Treas
urer, by the Governor, from Oct, |, 1867,
to Oct. s, 1868, amounting to the sum oil
$3.50. 950.42.
In general terms, these orders have
been for the following classes of expendl-
lures
|. State pay to soldiers Of 81
Der month, from enlistment to
muster into the service of the
United States, and expenses OF
paying also pay ofofiicers from
| date of commission to date OF
muster, $50, 526.23
2. Aid to families CT soldiers,
as per report of John Howe,Jr.,
Esq, the agent appointed to dis -,
pense state aid thereto 2l,5l7.54
3. Recruiting and drilling,
equipment, inspection and or
ganization, medical aid and stores
&C., the greater part being for
troops raised during the year
1862, and which has been pre-
sented to the General Govern
ment for allowance, and is sup
posed pose, to be collectable, 24,2l27l
4. Sundries, perhaps mostly
uncollectable, and to be regard
ed as state expenses, and which
are stated more in detail In the
abstract accompanying this COM ,oo :
munication, oo,o9o'9
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

IMPORTANT STRATEGIcAL MOVEMENT
The ST. Louis Union contains the follow
ing mysterious paragraph:
1--WE have become apprised Of an I'M
portant strategical movement at TINS mo
ment being made, of which the pubic Is
not aware. 1t is one Of vast and COM
nrehensive character, involving the trans,
nortation of entire armies hundreds ano
even thousands of miles. In few days
when the curtain is lifted, there Will o
revealed to the public an entire change o
the whole plan Of the war;"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

A CURIOUS STATEMENT. Inc WASH
ington Republican makes the curious
statement that the Government has posi-
five information the rebels contemplated
throwing aGreek- Fire. into the cities OF
Philadelphia and New York, providing
the rebel iron-clad Atlanta had escaped
from the port of Savannah. 1t VIII Dc
remembered that she did not escape, bu'
was captured, and arrived at Ph,iadelpnla
on Sunday last prize. An Official re-
port at the Navy Department Of the am
munition found on board Of the Atlantis
shows that among the various classes o
proiectiles for the guns, were large mum
ber Of shells marked "Rob5ins' iiul.
shells for seven-inch rifle guns. Now,
SO happens that the Robbins huld shell
the yery same Greek-Fire'' employed D!
Gen. Gilmore against Charleston, agains
which the rebels have made such grea
hue and cry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

CoYNEcTIcUT Town ELECTIONS. The
New Haven Palladium of the 9Th gives
returns from the town elections in 100
townships, showing that the Unlonists
have carried IS and the opposition 40
towns. These returns embrace very near
" all the towns in which elections were
held on Monday last. The vote in many
parts Of the state was unusually heavy
The Union men regard the result as high
| ly gratifying 6. sa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
mo. 2i2.)

mo. 2l2)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS;
MurRsAs libel OF information has been fled In the
District Court of the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, the 18th
day of January 1863 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate and effects IT William
j. Holcome, to-wit: Three fromissory Notes, all dated
1t day Of November, ls5s for $500 each with interest
from date payable in I. and years from date,
spectlveiy said given by William W GarrsTd TO said
Holcomb. The said notes secured by q certain
mortgage real estate In Laporte Indiana, for a
violation 81 the Powers Of act OF Congress OF July
H. 1884, sued An act to suppress Instruction to pun
lab treason and rebellion, 20 seize and contscate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property and that the may be
ondemned and scld as enemies property.
Now therefore. In pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court 10 directed and delivered, do
hsrebs give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
property any part thereof IN any Interested
therein that they be and appear before the ad District
Court Of the United States be held al the city ofndan
apos In and for the District 81 Indiana the third Mon
day ofFbruary next enoeock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there 70 lnerrose their claims and 10 make
their aileg alton. In that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. u. g. Marshal,
Per |. \. BiaELow, Deputy.
JorS II. Rss. Clerk feb3-dit