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nR. MARSUALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself L. b. the hest
article ever Known Tor curing ii- GLtarrh Cold In the
Heal and the Headache II has been tpI.d an excellent
remedy Ia nLiiy U Sore Deafness aS been
Remove tN 4. and Hearing has Been greatly i'm
pr"Ncdy it, use. lpurGeS out al distractions strength.
ems The Glands ami gives healthy aCila /" the paris Al
ie,i"i IL l. rcCnmm- nied by MANY ui the >i uSV>
N and is used with great and satisfaction ev-
vgA here.
More tlan twenty-five years experience has proved lis
great value; ana al this time il higher than ever
before. 9 ~
large number Of the most SpeCabe druggists in Ras
ION AMI New York in certificate signed 10y them IN 1854
- -.
me Undersigned having Tor many been a,guain;
est with Dr Mir>hdll Catarrh aui Uea a, ne Suf a,
sold II IN our wholesale c cheerful stale ib, Ne
oticNc IL L" Ice equal IN every resi- II the recommends
non gwen {" II ir the CnTc ui Catarrhal Affections and
That l. decidedly the best article have eyer Iun
Tor ali the common diseases of che head
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS
lac smile of the signature the Proprietor CHARLES
where. - - 90
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re Tile LADIES. .ir .vt-alrl Dr 4. l.N a-stcr
'S.s r- ,e~ wiI. 'ir-i medical ur surgical
a,'y~rI i", a. H. r'aif>. n, - Eli1-- - ff-tv:..
Mas which ti.-t Nj. La. 4 !o- l-,i1 a
. c,i!Ins5ai''Ii.
o.. Ola .In- devoted uN'r tseity H-aT> 4" iiS par
jIrUllT %. llI,i u tic i--:t.,i4 - a. 'E>t> lrsr
i-n.a.. ,sJlat~:r.! - Al .l ia "a liTA
ami fuG.icf that he rNyr!> al sef hlvs Tsc;iI.'ft
line safe speedy ! rl.giJla. u-@.lIrl II al L.
IIair CON ;Ia L.
Ills medicines prrlarei SiIi the express " 81
iIi- III diseases. such r'E. A.i>>. Gii.aI-
LII >'.iTD-.>. cuiaT- 4 81; 14i- Wt'sI. All d.
charges wi,iI r,'w &C.; La. ..s- iI'
doctor iiilN PREPARED IL treat In Ill peculiar >fA
both ,iCsilN AID :caIv AL ,il-a>- The iella.e
-tA. AID th"y RESPECTFULLY Invited !" C@!l -
No. II r sDICoTT STREET. BOSTON
Al .c--- repairing ADVICE contain dollar Il
insure
. Pr>toD Jan !! lns.S-lvear
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WARM!

b Jewett has just received lot of clothing.
consisting of Overc0ats, Undercoats, Pants.
Vests. Flannel Shirts Drawers and Under Shirts.
Besides good assortment of CLOTHS for all
the above articles. l would especially invite the
attention of gentlemen in want of the above
goods TO an examination of my stock in this de-
partment Remember the place to buy is at Z.
door south OF the - Johns-
bury House.
Oct. II, 1853
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[ ,AUTlON TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH

DR.. DOW. Physician and Surgeon, NJ. : Indrn,t 81
Boston, Is ovnSulte: aIly Tor all diseases n,eit a. a..
female system. PrcialSuS Ctrri Fading u the Wori,
Fnor Aihs Suppression. and other MrsIr al ierang,-
nent>. are ali treated pathOJLla p.i, pi and
speedy Teiief guaranteed In v-ry DAYS So iuvaT,,-
bly, certain Is the new mode "f treatment; that most
stinate Weld under H. and the afflicted ,.r,,n -.
TejYce> IN perfect health
Dr Dow has no doubt hai greater experience In the
cure 4" diseases vi women than auy olher ptV.r, in
Boston. -
Boarding accommodations fyT patients whn NAV wish
10 stay III Boston lew days um,.rT lis I estmeut
DIR Dow, since ISIS having confined his whole afeniioo
TO office practice cure ui P!ivsl, diseases ami
United atates.
y. B.AlllettcrS contain one dollar or the, zD
Boston, July -, lS53 5-,urS
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T UMBER. REMOVAL.

shop at Paddock village: and having put in a
new Planer will do all Kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also,
packing boxes Of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st. Johnsbury Nav 3. Att
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kENNEDN'S
RIIEl MAIIC LINiMENT.

KENNEDY'S
RIIEl MAIIC LINiMENT.
"l ali Immrt- perfect and speedy for all the
atn'> AMI i,..i. Thai lie Ia l. hrIT L..
RHEUMATsIM
Is causci 10y tacna'inn oil the fluids arising from check
Ell prr>lraa'-i> ,urrd hy lev bottles - Kennedy
Rheumatic i.,nlE'riI
the mu>clrs-s cured 10y ic., Ite, 1t Kcuci, : Khc-
matte Enthusiastically coOt l,r ual and beast;
NEURALGIA,
The king oi all pain. caused ~ al Inflammation OF the
nerves Instantly cured 10y lew appIy atoms
DIS Rh"lHa' 4 Lil.im"ut.
PLEURIsY
Is an Inflammation "l the nr OF the ri'iS cured b.
lew bottles OF kai''c!s' Rheumatic Lnimeni.
BRUISES
Are CAUSED 10y Sudden pressure OF the t,h and smash
M Of the iiS~ue>-iS instantly relieved by Heunedy's
Rheumatic Li.mrnt.
Is contraction al tho muscles caused hy I sudden stop
page 0 the nervous ilU' which prevents animal NE ,.av-
Ing tree flows cured 10y lev applications Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIoUS collie
l. caused by neuralgia i'm the stomach and bowels-,Le
tcaSpOonl 81 Kennedy : Rheumatic liIiiuent in VAIN
water every halt hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are caused by unnatural ryursS glan,iS-wet
piece of rianncl with kc;neiy's Rheumatism IInnI.ft
apply it Oh sOIng I" bed AMI you VIII Ice We'll in nur
Ing.
HEADACHE AND TiIR'lBBTNC OF THE TEMPLE
|. caused by pressure nsonsi6lc per>praton-Is
cured by few applications 4" hcnncdys Rheumatic Liu
ment.
WEAKNESS UF TIE BACK.
Follow the direction in The circular around each bottle
FOR AN TIt'ERtTED SORE THROAT
You will take teaspoOnfl Uf the Iinlueni and four
teaSpooniu Vi water Gargle tho throat ice Il day III
few days il Will bc we'll This ieispCVnlul will be
worth dollar ~ You.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And al inflammation OI the throat tonSils and palate with
a dry hacking cough You VIII dliut" the niment with
tive times its bulk uf gar.e the throat and
swallow the moisture. This never fails.
II Is good for ToOTHACHE EARACHE SwELIEp FACE and
lNFLANaATIoN every kind. Every anIiiy should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Mass. Price 81 cents Sold 10y
t'-9s &c. BINGHAM.
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After an extensive practice OF upwards If twenty
years cOntrr, 20 secure Patents ia the United States
also in Great tain FTdCe AMI other foreign countries
Caveats Specific tons Bonds, Assignments AMI all P.
pers Drawings iuc Patents executed ~ hrfalt ems
aud it'll e-idicl R"~c.T, he made into Am. Tican
FOREIGN work. I" etr-min" III" va'it" ability OF Pa
tents lnrcIiti"--lul lc-Il 9th. aNicr rendered
III ali matters t"Ncllitc the sane Copies "i liz. claim,
nj any Patent Irl! ,hed ~ rcfurt!na one Dollar. As
SigIiHierl- recorded at " Washington.
The Agency = not "uiV the largest il New England
Tut through u inventors hdVc advantages securing
Patents ct aS"rTtalI, the lIIrnta!.tk Invention,
unsurpassed by, il IL. Immediately superior TO- any
which can he offered Them c!ew here. TIL tmul>
below given prove that n"ne i successful AT The
Patent oiiC" han the subscriber and l. the
best proof Of advantage ability he would adj: rhai
other Office u t'- Kind .e charges tor profession,
~ services mu3rrIr The ;Umrl-,. pr.,Ir,. col Ia.
subscriber during twenty years past. hI> enabled him {.
accumulate dVa>l collection OF Specification alt ufIci
decisions relative tn Patents
These. besides his extensive library of legal and ra
chanlcai works and Iu a,t"uit~ II patents crH;,
the United States AM EGrape. reader him uc orr
All necessity 81 rr,v T. v a>hiu-tun To- Procure
patent aud the usual great delay there are here save,
inventors.
"Iresd-d Mr. Eddy a. one oIthe most cara!le an,
successful practitioners with whom have had ofcia
intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner al Patents.
Il have no hesitaton!n a>suril. inventors that The,
cannot employ person more rust worth,
indInore capable OF putting their applications in form
/" >ecure "r them an early and favorable consideration
Liic Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. X IL E4iy ndN ma or rle thirteen applications
oil a! hut GA" az winch patents have been Granted art
ihtt i now pending. such uuull-Ikat" proof o.! great
talent and ability on his part leads recommend
Inventors I" apply 10 Inn L. procure ti"r patents Il,
they may he sure OF havu: faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable char
.rs'' JOHN TAt,,,,RT
During eight month the >uh,cr.hrr in course 81 In,
arse practice. made twirg rejected application, six
teen appeals every one III which decided his Ia
ver, 10y the Commissioner U: patents.
x. II. EDDY.
Boston Dec 70. ls62
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RETU RNED VOLUNTEERS
STATE uT VERNON. i
AGjutl..t and Inspector Generals D.1ice. !
Woodstock, Aus. 5, Ia65. )
GENERAL ORDER No. :.

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itltIS" .! '-e IN re- t''I"ns q me
ny" 10, "s '''>''" "''"'- 'N-S 0--'-
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a. Every volunteer mustered lnlo service *
i N''ef"h' uAaef ',.> "iIS:' Mi X 'h't't'd 1"
t'''tNt h""' '"' CH-''1 ",.'tS one 't"A'- pay
IA an IA" "'1'', 81" i',I'- ''n 90 '"~i
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I. Ilol. being mustered into service rls,.
month I.ay !. advance. >lSOO
hrs, in>,a.l... l.; oi tauu,- SU.ur
Premium 3G
Total ,ay;nci.J ~. ,nu~.pr. 80 gu
-
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months a,t.r muSt,t-.n. -. as:i-
tiuual iI>ial,aCIt & bounty M.i.ac
PAID -. ~
s. At the fr>t regular ray da, after -
months service. IL >Laa uc I'D
an additional iEsialmeni of bou..-
~. 80 Cd
l. Al iae fiFs; regular pay G.y after ,ae
end OF In, first wars >.ryIr,. IN
aGaitionat lnSia4ment OF bounty
".ti ot paio, - "
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'''I"1 iH>'a'ilitH' OF O0GI.f ,Nll %
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p,id .,
S. AT the rxn;,a,;en Of ,bre. years scr ~ -
vice the ren,,inJsr - -. -.
viii be maid 90 ,,
And each enlisted man Will be- entitled Tho
pay IF seven dollars per month.
If the government shall no, ro.,,,;-o 81.
troops for the a.lperiod al tlra, ~ ~ -
SHAH be mustered h0noTabl. our uf the S,,,,;,...
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Madame Zadoc Portcr's Curative EaS'm j, warranted
Coughs Colds WhoJpus Cough, Asthma, AMI al alice
tinI> &: the Threat ami Lungs.
Madame Zadnc Porter BaSaEi prepared .t all the
remedies he vegetable Kingdom affords It's remedial
vigorous circulation OF the blood ;:ro the lungs. Ii L.
ami effective; Toe taken Oy the pf-i person y'.-
c>t child.
Madame Ziuc P"rter's Ea>am has - ne.
;rIc Il wears. and las ao'iari lis pre-. SI."
>i:np tv ly- r.'unIIei irl ~ ilsc "a" -" r. Il
/" their diii.c:, = friends and others
Mrsr IsPo. TAHT-Madar.ie Za,ir. Potter Curative
Bal>Im Is sid at price Which: IH> = TO- ile reach
III every Z" aerpit convenient The iiIs' ~
al single bottle viii prove 10 t. ,rih times lis
7 cost.
NonCE-Savc your money 10 Lot 20 persuaded L.
pLrChJ> articles al A. 10 al. Uhi>a d. CijS the
the Is.-t bottle Madame Posi- e 'aiiNr ai-
SAN, iir 81 manufacturing which = great that
Il dl">t ANY otter meiice, INI i- very irW lrCe al
when II i >ul I!h,> the rr"t a. The >,lr Apparently
small. and uupTIr ip- dealers w >'lIr ie> recon-
ui' which ihriI profits larger.
uns-> the customers il Madame Porter =
and hone other. Ask Madame P"-Ier'S Curative Bar
price - AL. IL large '-,ii-s - grlt>. ana
lake "ticr II YEA IJt .ri il al onr store Avu ca
I Al Another.
ga Sold ;y all druggists ami s:g--, 81 - oe.ts.
, and ia larger hottie - r-If>-
HALi. = RUChEi., PrupTirr"r-. New Y"IN.
u. {. GOnpE N co. ". Il Marshall street. r.
ton, q e;.er. AsvIl> Tor New Ei.laI.i- 3---5
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Ai,e>;. ASA /. FRENcH, JUS
49, \ / + OF EERM 10 y T
~ Ca!f!aniz Bi,--;.- -

Ia Pr'.c Cr..T:- holden Al Ihr Plrae % I,r. 3: =.
S'.s.> 1hc -11- lIr uf rsI'.-r- \ j. i>t-s
Ia led Stewart, .1.lr u. :; the y>1.- 80, H.. l..
ate = JiI.'s.k- Sa!s il>ri,I. Grt-.,-i :l.,.,-
asl'1 20 a. >siG ,-urI ful license L, pifr r.
lt- L. a estate ~ >srg l'C>l. t- rI.4 LIZ
4 aii lr Illa =. The A,l., and ~
'u---i, ia >-s estate. Tor the rr;lU>r .7.l..rsl--
"a sane 'aia li;ra ani salt -ia.u.>t-.l.g i.
ciCu Ia court The 'r,l>eIiI lI APPRECIATION NlfIl
al Tia hers aid estate resting ,i..s STAT, tp ar
Z -raIiil- ,i g EcVIl>-
WAcr,ui'al II .,g.rcl 1g >aii ,...rI thai >.i a,
ton i rtrGr- L. Ji.c lSila isN iAyrsuhrr A H. a.,
Al is'' Pods h.sr- IL - j.,.~ frry rr .asr- -
,g.>; ant Isrli.-r ordered 7iir IN }. -
LIS -'-' -ayi ''s 5Ir'' Lsrvs- ~ I.t 8l., !
'.'t = IN a la'l''l atii ~ irr tli'-s hire
>stt>>iF- "a aa-' airialIf- printed ,',..-.UEs
aTt >a time '. nearing. llaN l.,rrs. II lad
axe -ili8 iSsr a., - -. l4I-a. bi1rtI Il-T-lp
a. rIly t,.ulI- Attest
go "A 4. FRENCH. -.
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no YOU WANT A GOOD LOUNGE
FOR A LITTLE Monty

You can get good one of Casino for Sc 90,
Do you want Real Nice Lounge: You can
get any style. quality, shape or price of CASINO,
and they are all warranted
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T D. KILBOURNE D. D. S.
DENTAL. SURGEON.
OFFICE, COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SITS. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ct. JOHNSBURY HOUSE.
tOitice established in lSI61

The long established
reputation of this office
tthe Oldest in the coun-
ty) renders unneceSSa-
" all communication
DIR. kilbourne would
simply say that every
Operation will ne per
formed as heretofore.
with discrimination and
ID nothing done or ad-
II of the Datipnt
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$4,000 L 0 A \ =

The Building Committee of S,aaol pl-trle;
No. l, in ST Johnsbury icmbracing lie Rs.'e
village of ST. Johnsbury) viii receive bli> IL. t
18th IN L. Tor the bonds of the District Ia '.f
above amount, made payable in from o'se Il -
years-SjOO each year.
The Bonds vii be issued IN aenonnatlan' ed
SlVO, 500 and Doc with interest coupons @''A.-
ed al 70 pr crlt- snrurn, payabie annuR..A -
PasSan,,Sic bank az III Boston- The EoEa> ".
bear date January l. lS6i-
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
For Building Comnlt.ee-
St Jahns5ury, Dec. ,. ls5S.
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CONSTABLE NOTICE.

There : cue ne taxes on lo- ~. ii. 5la $3.50.
sion, improved land situated IA i-,neuolr-- =
the amount oi Si3.S5. SalG taxes are ito Aea
N Hendlck, of CONCORD, ~ Aud - mo,- '
said land Viii Ice sold al pubic SonGuc- l. =
h hest bidder, 1t the Town Clerk 'D-lce. a. L.
ncn5uig on the 9,h day of January, l>'i, a ".
o'clock T. N aS shall be requisite 10 dl>o.-l-'
said taxes aud casts unless previously pas
Dated al Lua,nburg, Nov ). lea5
1.J.77 JAMES "a BOWkER, Fir>t Cons
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TESTIMONIALS.
"Iresdrd Nr Eddy u one the most capable an,
successful practitioners with whom have had oftCia
Intercourse. CHARLES MASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
49,, ever smoke It's SIMPLICITY and candor are n,

x ,.,cr ever spoke It's SIMPLICITY and candor are No
f,sh md delightful az new mown hay OILY nncy =
s.f,suan Prcudont, cOnfessing thus frankly be had
.,ser reed Shakcs ppare through Bow many British
d. Pc would hive confessed II, Aud yet how many
q them hcIc are who would have to own rs much IL
iicy Hcre.p pat 10 Il. We meet around inteic1si OF
crs intellectual dinner tables We talk Of Shelley as
hniiarly of sherry. We ai'ect 10 iangush Mt fhe
tlought OF iescal aud chnckie hypocriicag ever
ference 20 MOntaigne. We laugh con GIa'dly nt 7
,ct tiln from jaw nal IL .he quocr lo1kG hinofpns
ard pretend 10 be otherwise occrpod If o eSpr'ss'oh
G ns c9unienanoe 3 not very reSGAne. " .nn .:
iIIr Aal " Of nahcais as al last W'eh fh''H
on Gc ianso endentGlsm OF "Safor il s.it"s NiiV,t
Go ianiest idea OF tho terror OF the book ana nHro"y
escape Gcnounci.r Thomas Carlyle GoNnHt 10, M
tic Ir ossion that lc il Richard Ctl0r INC iiu1e'
10 outraged the orthodoxy of ON ii"s 'h ont'.'s
- j. no mere abundant 'ouycc OF sham AhI pIcien
On s'sn lo a@Cctasioh ~ 'oeie'y o. y,ne N' iJ bn
the works which no EoLf,cm"is hVr'l! a"',"o ~,
without" Depend nIon i, there - nn'h go,t unt"
ma honest, IN aay nan and especially in panic man
uio almi.cs and respects Shakespeare "nd !N' 'o''n
q. ily SAWS lc Is not read al lbs pays r..
But wt a., more pleased siill with Ny iAncoin io
having lerd scycrl ol The phys many l'n's
Ia better nr Nan 20 Icaa che ~ ~ ~ o,ce
cause Ac loves it, than 70 leai wen! u 49, L.
ioaueo fl.y constitute the auhors wOrhS ana hNs. oc
gone ibro.ch Thc.e is much indication o. oAalastci
IT,, - ~ % Ii. - VIZ .Hgmlct" md Macbeth"
vc.,a not be q bad library for any hsn VINO wouiI
h.nse.! really master Of Them; ana Tor ruer Oh
.r WHO I'd nc same tine il lOytr 81 gnnn nature
D-, quaint lum0ist they may well prove contiluai
inst 1he choice % Macbeth principal iavoIite.
and the preference of the less popular ~ aictS soo-
ncs also indicate that incsiye Of LIS own Wits
tc : orc of The urost indications If man Of power
lclc may Nr Lincoln be ahlc 20 find soace and en-
o,nant AUS pleasantly and probably and may he new
II. lack moral colrarc GAd graceful cougtcsy 10
do honor 20 those WHO. by illustrating tie great ira-
matsts 90 almost ell that is done eileeiualy TO keep
nom popals.y alive In Mr.. nackott's case the honor
is douby cue IS many 81 our readers are aware. Not
only IS lie bri'ut Gnd uncious Faltaf, but thor.
ouchy csiimahlc Once an opuent merchant. and
ailcrwari unfortunate. he went the stage and PAID
every creditor in full oct 81 the fortune no made In
his new aNCCation lie Is honor to anohc fr'S sslon,
the credit Of which is but too Utcn nadequNe!y sns
tanned: and lis distinguished correspondent is man
whose simple truth aud cultivated intelligence wiz not
forever be conceded by the unwiodness Of lis n me OF
/ The rncouI illness 81 his mHnnes. \ contrast was
wanted to the suaye deccitfaLess rnd emptiness OF
James Buchanan and one was found in Abraham Lin
CON.
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for The Tribune.
a rcouumfn: TO Coi. thnw.

WHAT need 70 raise above the llero's grave
a monument OF marble that shall tell
How well he fought, how calamity he fell
la all our hearts there rises 10 the brave
i love aud reverence, that through future
years
Shall stand monument. wet with the tears
OF those who pnzc true valor. And the foe
Who buried him beneath their trait'rous sod,
Cursiug his soul, that fed away to God,
Have. in their madness, honored him.--For, 10
There rises DER the sleeping Hero's head
\ glorious monument Of noble dead.
The bones of those black soldiers, who with him
Charged into Death, and met II, calm and rrin,
Lie silent there above him, and the bones
More honor give than sculptor's craven stones.
Let marble rise there, also; but the dead
Form still q nobleT pile above bis head.
tet- lo,k Oct. g. 1868
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A petrifiea rattlesnake has been fonnd inside
block Of stone which being cut for the West Har-
Isbarg ma ket house.
WIN. Lomax, counselor of East Cambridge,
Mass has been arraigDcd for forgery, and expelled
from the Bar.
The enlistment of cOlOred troops in Michigan
lis proceeding satisfactorily In Detroit alone II DAY
are obtained.
The first steamer Of the Montreal ocean
Steamship Company viii leave Liverpool on NOV D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

majority q .hc Union ticket voud bo beyond ,rcoodont
Al. houor 20 the true unln soldier.
Nashville UI,on 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

! WIS talking with a coione! from Virginia to-day.
who gave me interesting particulars about 9
effort made some time ago % bring Gen. Lee 10 The
West. Numerous appeals being made 70 he President
ks scnt for Lee In their convers4tng Lee said le
unwilling TO leave his commands and consequently the
President dbl not urge him. LongstFcct sent IN.
stead The end viii be that lie Will b. pas Ia supreme
command
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7
Meredith denies the Gettysburg PAROLES TO have been
valid and accuses the Confederate Government o! bad
faith In acting on tho superstition that they wcTo.
hr Ogld makes long reply, IN which no retorts ire
aspersions Of Meredith and establishes the validity Of
the ysburg paroles Speaking " MoTed.ths com
putatiOn Of paroles. Mr. Ogld says
Your compassion OF paroles incorec, on both sir' IA
your u g officers and IA sos embraced by tho
q. sections my exchange Notice have no exception
10 make Some ofolr NcksDugs role "e'e ost and nave
Your second licni however OF !. officers and men e'
bfarng the fAih section II my exchange nocc 10 incorrect
Ia the I place ell the odcer both sides who have been
delivered At Cry Point, exchanged. They were ape tally
soldiers who de yced at City Point up 90 Nsy ~ lSj
including said date declared exchanged by Lieutenant
Colonel Ludlow While the teIrratoops were only hanged
up May 1861 The number OF Ioniodeta.e soldiers,
ducei prst-s delivered q, CITY Pon. fom May - 90 Jay
% lthc date named Ia my notco) Is 5BJ instead Of GOA
Tho rolls show this very clearly OF the Federal troops
role lhore ~ officers end ~ UJJ IL these OH
those delivered at City Point, you make
against yonIsot They have been exchanged From tho
Of May, bOJ hs time OF tho last exchange Of Federal psi
to tho l.. OF September 1905 Tho named your u0.crl
o. these parole. have other valid paroles IN my poe
session amounting % 81 least 1000 Allow .ng thor,
pfc That your NieAshufg computation Is eoer you
upon the las, notice which you have pabshod, than
.VV Instead Of no ow You iOO's yon ellsn Many
tho 1900 paroles % have reioreiiAve boon acAnow'
edged by Lieutenant c6onel Ludlow in hs correspondence
30 much az your computation AND your exchange nosce
based upon It.
In concluding this letter Mr. Oull said that tho Con
tolerate GOyornment now considers Itself 40 liberty 10
change and paIOleB
TIIB RBBBL HOPE IN THE RESULT OF THE
ELECTIONS.
From Tho Richmond Examiner, Oct. II. .
The political changes and commissions OF tno
l.. - l.A.- A..
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ONO SOLDIERS 1T NAsHVlLLR.-Ihcre was n
procession yesterday Of wounded and sick soldiers from
ohio who notwithstanding tho inciemency Of the
weather c0uli restrain tie patriotic desire 20 max
o demonstration IN favor Of BrOugh and his colleagues
~ tho Union ickct DOlio 70 touching TO witness
the WaT.w0rn men who have suffered IN the defense
Of our free Government, exhibiting their detosnton of
tho traitor Vaiandg CHAM and tho pcrnciCus docrines
Of Ito party OF which ho - The recognized leader and
LlQd. LlIll tAQ le0ylQ v VA.p Lave seen kela LIE
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Prom The E.smIrcr. Oct. ~
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.

A pretty sharp correspondence has taken
place between Mr.. Robert Oud our ascut for fhe ex
change II prisoners. and Brig Gen. :. A. Meredith.
United States Commissioner fox exchange. IRON which
IL appears there vide difference between tie parties
Ia The number 81 prisoners with which each should
be credited and that all arrangements .or further eK-
change are, Tor the present Knocked IN the head Tie
controversy though IL had been ,Or .r brewing
sprang Immediately out Of The following exchange no
,cc published BY NJ. 0uld Ola Ito 18th VI september
lAst.
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EXCELLENT EFFECT OF HIS LETTER TO HACKETT
HIS SHAKESPEARRAE READINGS LIKELY TO
g BENEFIT THE UNION CAUSE VASTLY IN En-
CLAM