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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14
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The following officers are reported
among the wounded in the battle Of
Cold Ilaabor, June ist; Capt. Geo.
d. Sowles, lib VI, mmi Capt. J.
:. Drenan. do, confusion. back Capt.
stephen Wilson, do. mortality L..
WIN. White, 10Th VI, groin.
BLAeK,No GaArIs.---An injividu.
al who had taken more Of the s'arden."
than he could conveniently carry.
yesterday 'iay down to rest" IN this
village While In happy anconr
seriousness, his face was BACKED over,
with stove -blacking and ulypolishsd
by some mischicf-loyers. Imagine
liz aslonishmeia on recovering biz
senses aud perpendicular t. observe
thi., new ard sl--Amseaesf y W. r.
,sfho Lsssasc. = Rutidnd Herald
Ten 6eld Offices yf Vernon. Rsgi-
'aenls laAe-besn kills. and. wpauasd
ilee GrNl crossed the Rssidan.--
Some &c tbs Regiments are almost
/ wiIhoutllnt officers. Cd i ~ 4
Col. Preston Of sLe Vermont CaJ
airy. was Killed IN onc OF the recent
engagements near The Chickahominy.
He enlisted from Danville, was CON-
missioned Captain Of Co. ID. in Noy.
1851, aid was ado TX, Col. II Tho
Regiment Oh The 10th " Sept. 1852.
On the recent resignation of Col.
Sawyer, he was promoted to the Col.
onclcy. He had token part in nearly
all The engagements Of the Rcgnr NJ,
aud had always carried himself with
distinguished bravery.
Col. Henry Of the 10th Vermont,
recently promoted from the Ii, Col
oneley Oh the resignation Of Col jew
eli, was slightly Mount,d in the bat
tie Of Coal Iiarbor.
j The last words Of Capt. Buck Of
the Third. Vermoni, MeIr, Have you
hoard lrem the 'front.' fF
Over week ago, Col. Frank Hob
brook, the Commissioners from Vrr.
mont, had the names u "a N,rnni,t
officers who had been killed and
wounded during the presen. campaign
in the eight Vermont Re, imeniA.
AT The prescn, term o Windsor
& County Court Nathan Gliddcn rccoy :
. cred 5000, willl costs, from the tmn
, Of Reading, for damages receis d G,ll-
ing Off the road. near Felchyillc. Will
liam j. Andfews, of Rochester, man
! 60 years Of age, and heretofore Of good
+ character, was sentenced TO four ears
4 in State Prison. with 81 90 fine iot
setting fire to a mill IN Rochester. -
Joseph Morey was seutcnced to five
. years in State Prison for an attempted
!. rape on al woman passing aieog the
! highway near Gasseli's Station. Rob-
EFT Dannatt, Of Windsor, was fined
Z $500, with cost :, for selling liquor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14


Ala. Man -Ixas sseh pleased : = ihs
srtsls IN yaur yap'r aas srs, iFg@ ne
aasshssier Jaarnsl. sntuisl '.ths Fsruiens
A srssal,arsl eallsFsr Il ssssns te Sc IA
~ usss ,has sapvsssa nest eezusaa
sArmsslsessa s,ssy hrbsr "a vsrngai. De
- ses al fosT thst there ssxhi e te 80 Ia
alaiiaa is Yrnent g. the eiaeafioa q
cur sans = the rres aaa prsa'iee e Aeri-
eal,ars Ana .isssl 80, suah AZ insiiia-
ssoa - irlspsa5.as 4 siasr csllssssl Tor
sbs / saa tale 80 iutsfasf. as trner, "a an
Agrisaliaral csllsss Which IA msfs AZ
peaaass to gtsa, University. ] eaa ses
many otjeesiors ,e susb "a arrangement.
To establish an Asrieal,ural College gn-
contested viii other Institutions. i would
bs necessary 70 raise funds for TIE srset1Ou
n the necessary buldiugs, and that could
Be easily done. Many ,owus weuld, 10 doubt'
cree, Tie builaing. fcr the saks q securing
ths Institution
Tie lands given ty Congress have eeeu
stla, {, Is said. icr si25,ooO, which sum {.
wen invested ami wiz yield an annual utter
est q ssrfs fAousaad 6rs bundled 8oiiars'
/ This Together With small tuition fee from
each student WIN furnish supper for a yer,
respectable number II lecturers aud insiruo
! tors.
Ii seems to ne that The Agricultural SCI
: lsge ought col 10 Nc connected With any 9th
Or College Or University, where i WILTSHIRE
! " BE- oxershBdowca
EDwsS llANNoNo,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

The following is the official list Of the caus-
alities in Co. Il, l7ih regiment, in the action
of May 18th
Cpat, Lyman L. Knapp, Townshend, head
slightly; II George Kngsbury, Chester, Sc
yerely; Sergt. Daniel NJ Clough, Bradford,
slightly, hand; Corp. Alexander G.. Allen,
Brattleboro. slightly Anee; Corp. Edwin R.
Allard, Wilmington, severely head; Prosper
Allard, Royalton, severely abdomen; Wee
ley L. Dana. Wairs6eld, severely neck; ABB
ram O'Brien, Hinesburgh, severely thigh;
Charles F. sheldon, DORSET. slightly leg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

Lient. A. X. Parsons, Of Bennington, was
killed in the recent battle near the Chekn-
hominy Ii. Parsons enlisted in Co. A, 4tb
Vermont Regiment, which was recruited
and organized at Bennington He was elect
ed its First Lieutenant, and continued in
that position abort year. He then receiy-
ed on appointment upoE the staff Of Gen,
Brooks. and served in that capacity during
the Maryland campaign He was then sta
toned for some months at Pittsburg, Pa. /,
the headquarters Of Gen. Brooks Depart
ment. In the reorganization Of troops, con-
sequent upon the late operations against
Richmond, he was transferred to the staff Of
Gen. Smith, in which capacity he was act
ing at the time Of his death 1t, Parsons
was an officer Of great merit, and was always
much esteemed as citizen. lie leaves a
wife TO mourn his loss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

hasa lown meeting vas notihed 70
be held ia Londonderry to-day, TO see what
measures the town sill take with reference
10 the expected call Cor more men.--lion,
Ar e--..1ncr, of Bennington, Is on the Ma
tional Committee chosen BY the .,sifnorc
Convention. the draft for windhan
County Which took place on May 10Th, Al
fed S. Davis aud Daniel D, Wait we're draft
ed from Londonderry. The Academy
ID Londonderry, destroyed BY ERE, last
winter, is beiug rebuilt, and Is
expected 10 Ne completed Iin season ior
the fail term.---- Rev. c. II. Hubbard, q
Bennington, who recently went 70 the Army
Of the Potomac to offer lis services in adj
ministering to the wants Fl the wounded, is
now IL the While House. DR.. L. N. s.
Morgan, Of Bennington, was among the SUR
geons who.went 70 the front at the re-
gust Of Gov. Smith, 10 attend 70 the wants
Of the Vermont soldiers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14
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saacI,me gnre ihe Secretary q
IS ar annomcsl ihai draft souil he
ora,ed 10 take place On fhe flt4 Of
July.to provide aeaifsi any moi eriune
reduction Of il,e armies u the lield.--
Soon after. Provost Marshal General
Fry ieltgraphed 10 Gen. Pitcher to
confer - d The State authorities and
endea,or to gel tie different districts
and sib.dislriels 10 commence raising
men at once to provide for the call.
referred to BY the Secretary. This
tell gram was officially communicated
10 Coz. Smah, and IN recent cifeu-
lar, Gen. Wasltbun calls allclIion TO
Il, and nress upon inc State lie rfo.
prieiy of providing Immediately Tor
the expected call, a q matter both Of
duty and Of patriotism. Ioans hay-
ing deficiency SHOULD hasten TO
make themselves secure from he
coming draft. The President has
sent message 10 Congress recon-
mending the repeal Of the Communication
clause, and il il remains in force the
three hundred dollars viii opiy oper-
ate as relief for tina. draft and leave
the subject liable on all succeeding
ones.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

A town meeting was held in Arlington on
Thursday last, in which the towo voted to
pay atown bounty Of 81 800 for recruits. This
action is taken In anticipation of the coming
cali for three hundred thousand men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

Rev L. Ames, formerly pastor of the Bap-
iisl Society at West Rupert, has removed to
Bfewerstown, n. r., and is pres ching FOR
the Deciples ID that place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

There is to be a ball at j. w. Kelley's,
Sunderland. on the evening Of the 4th Of
July.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14

Hinhall must be delightful place to live
in. Flakes Of snow fell there on Friday
morning, June I0.li.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
IMPORTANT FnOn MEXICO.
Eumored Arrival OF Jnnrcz La ths tn'ted
statss-uovements Of the Emperor
m.xImIiiuu-Thc Military situntion.


by an arrival Yesterday from New-Orleans We have
interesting intelligence from Mexico.
Juarez had left the country, it was rumorod for
the United States This report seems the more
nr,babls a. his family had arrived at Nsw-OreaDs
By tho steamer Clinton from Brazos Santiago. s
The New-Orleans AJst!!e says that JuareZ, hi1n
,elf hsa left Mexico, and At tho date OF writing
August 2i:h--wss on syessel in the Mississippi
Flyer. where he would Dc detained by q ten days
quarantine.
The Emperor Macmillan is pursuing coneiha-
,o,v nolicy end is trying to obtain the adhesion Of
IN, prominsnt men Of al parties. He had leit the
Cnpital fr Guadalaara, hoping 10 win over to his
canse the Jusrl5. Cbiefs there who it was rumored
We're disadocted. lie had again urged Santa Anna
70 come TO Mexico .t.s.I
Tho only appointments made By Macmillan since
ne arrived in Mexico, arc The selections Of Almonte
os Marshal of the Palace and OF Ramirez as
Minister.
Vraga is daily expected, and will, by order Of the
Emperor. be treated as becomes his rank-as o
General OF Division.
The French and Imperiaast troops are msrehins
upon New Leon, Coahiula ara
Tamaulipa-. Ii is expected that Monterey and
Matamoras will soon be attacked. 80 t.a
In PURSUANCE Of his conciliatory policy, the En-
p-ror has issued a circular forbidiins the use In
official documents or By tho newspapers of odiou'
OF irritating cp,het', as applied to those Me1ican'
who arc yet holding out against the Empire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
The Passage of the Fert'-Nnrrn'iTe OF
tbe Action rs seen Oh BOARD the Oneida.

C,orr.snonlence OfIhe y. \. Ifibnne
MOBILE BAY. Aug ls
On the afternoon of the 9Th Of August IL was well
understood through the feet that the attack was TO
DC made the next morning. That evening the mon
itor " Tecumsch" arrived from Pens9coia, which,
with thr ~ IYinneba0o' " Chickassw," and g Man
haitian" were to form the van OF the feet. IL had
been decided that the feet should pass IL two
abreast each of the larger vessels taking one OF the
smaller ones on her port side, ecurey dashed there
and running as many Of .hc port guns over to inc
,tarlosrd side as could be found ,oom for. At $50
an. ofthe 5th We called ali bands" wont to
breakfast. and commenced hard days work. At
$50 tho " Galena,p who was TO DO our consor''
came alongside Of u.s. and We proceeded to lash 'he
Two 4 hips together About 80, think, we got
under way.
In this manner VIC slowly steamed along, the
most death-ke silence reigning throughout the
Acct soon TO be broken by the loud roar OF heavy
,,,,. tho hoarso shoutings of officers and men, the
cheers OF victory and the gsOans OF the dying.
These moments are decidedly the most solemn Of
suy; every man, no matter how brave or now
deeply interested ho may be in the issue oil Inc
coming conflict Is hirkinc-an employ fnent 'ha'
sailors are unaccustomcd 70 at any time; and no one
knows but that it may be the last opportunity u
doing so; no wonder then that few mon'en,s 'n"'
spent appear long ard irksone-everF one Is iiS'en
ing for the first gnnthe Captains oil the guns "l'
looking along the sights, lock-string IN hand aHC
anxiously looking up into the Cap'"ihs race u
though asking for tie order to IRE.
fsv minutes after We heard the frst gum sns
presently shot from orr ae-poundcr Pairot INC
Oh the forecastle told us that the acton had
We had not been long engaged when ths"Iecun'
,eh ysss seer 10 be lifted out Of the water 10 ,h
heielt Of a'oat 60 feet tremendous eNfio''o.
followed. fdshpwas seen nomofe. She hae Sru''
torpedo which, We we're subsequently informed
contained liiGe less than zen to1s Oh po""'',. %
gill DO seaa BIZ tue rude diagram, The chanIe' VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
Tia following soldier
hospitals e, City Point,

tt'fT l's'tA' ~
J. NJ. Barnard, Maryland.
Daniel Crawford IS Ny. II. A
Luther } 1ussell, 4 Ohio.
Thomas ,s.y, 10! Nev.ioIk
! David LowTis, Is Penn
GcoIse R.rdeTs. Ia New-Yofk
! 0.o. <. Bailey. is Mich.
J.rcrn h Auinmsdit, 81 Pa cav
Frank *. Be1rd.ley. ~ Ohio.
J. HINT, &C U. 5. Col. Troops.
J.C.Woy. % u. 8. Col. Troops
Henry b.s. IS Ncw.Yorh n. A
Anthony Epp. an Mich.
A. c. Elarids-, 50 ". y. Elis.
n. ilerIls, I'd II. Y. 81. Rii es.
p. Fleming. 7i,h y. Y. Cav.
Gllss Norton, 24,h y. Z. Cuv.
z. A. Kelley. u. 5 ShaIpsh'rs.
Morton Qucncer, N.h n. {.
Peter Kali, Syih \. Y.
]. $. Hoselsnd, lth n. Y: II. a.
A. BA.enits, lsth Y. y lni.
George Smith, 18th N. 7.
" ii!ism barnes, / Mich.
Goo. d. Geldrer, 80. L Mass.
q. NJ. ~. Reiienbssk, ltsth Pa
j. IS. E.ierkn 2lst Penn. Cav
T.. X. Jacobs. 100 peun.
Stephen u. Phelps. lJosh n. \
Christian Baker, % Ia. Ia. A
James Armstrong, S1th Mass.
Cromwell Myrich, 9Th X. |.
Dan. Bulkley. Llsnt % n. J.
James A. Inflow, l8ith fenn. {
, Rowey Jun.rson. l.th NY. II
Hairy Mower. l,t N. j. Bat y
Edw. Hecson, IL U. ). 10
Troors.
| nsnlel Beyer, rs Pen.
Elias McCannon, 10 y. Y. :
| Nelson Wilson, 80 q. : c. !
| John MeGinners, 81 y. !.
| Tdw. Bcu,ing. Is y. \. n; a:
| Robt. c. Dsinw cody, 100 T. v
J Moses Dudley, Q y. ii.
| Alien Compton. l3i 7.
| ] ohm Dehome. D n. IT,
| Joba {. Jones, "a L. :. {. !
| n, II. Pelisr Piawle, 80 Ia.
| Geo. Z. Cole, IA N. Y. X. A.
DAYTON smith. u U. ). &. i.
| WIN. 0allager. 50 Mesa.
Join q. Wicschruell, - Pa.
| 4. blaukford. 2 4. ;. G. y.
| Richard Miiltr, 81 L. 8. {. 7.
John yoy. 4. ). {. 7.
| Jsu!ss Eannest, ~ L. ;. G. I.
| George Msy,c IS y. Y. IA:
X. w. hrn.,rong. ~ C.S.C.T
| Ja,ob Harlow. IS z. V.
I frederick Knight, i37 Pa
10. Elias Ashforth. ltb Pa
Johu Braen. n Mich.
Alex. Agsn. 81 Pa.
| John l.aunnore. s Ohio.
10. W. Smith. II n. v.
Joseph summers Wig
| Wu. Sehn.At, IS y. Y. Art.
In. Thompson. 6 n. Y. II. !
iC.F. Churchhiil, 6N. Y, H.
iGeorge Hampton, , Pa. n: A
| Port Henry. u u. :. c. T.
William W. Miller, ACT
| Clement Pocket, - Mssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

NATIONAL UNION MOUNTAINOUS II PniLADsa~
pHIA.-Tho following Congressional mountainous
were made on Monday evening in PhiledsiPhs, ~
tho members OF tho National Union organiza'iop'
T, The Second and Fourth Districts There was no
opposition to tho nominees .a4 of l.'
OIL CONG RESs- "a
Firs pi,,ric,--|oHs NJ. BUTLER .,.u..
Seeond Ul,.rie,--Nop. CHARLss O'SEILL ~ aee'anA'
tioa. x-. .rvy,s
ra,r,h I,.fre,--Ilon. WILLIAM D. kLLLf, ~ acV'sr
nation. -.--- Hr ..r.. "a, l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

TIE DRAFT. The joint Boards OF Aldermen
and Supervisors are 10 hold meeting this afternoon IN
The New Courr House. for tho parpose OF appointing
Joint committee TO proceed 10 WASHINGTON 10 enaeaVor
to urocure postp0nemcnt OF the draft or falling IN
fbat fnronn of 10 90 days iof drafted uen. TO on
able the local authorities VI Kings Co. 10 present their
claims for reduction of the qnota, on tha tround .,
die excessive enroen aud to secure credit iof naval
recrsits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
Banks OF LOuisiana.
HRlpQuAHTfu DEPARTMENT OF THE GULr.
lli.L a nl.Isl ~ l..I-


GENERAL ORDERS, No. II2.-Tbe Banks Of
tho state OF Louisiana having so far failed to comply
with important povsous OF tho laws OF tho state rs TO
Justify the forfeiture Of their charters are hereby re-
gnred as condition OF the further transaction OF the
business Of banking 10 receive tue Treasury Notes of
the United Suites ia exchange at par FOR their own
ssues respectively Any institution aggrieyed by this
order may demand investigation OF IFS aifsir aud snow
,b i,s credit Is superior to that of Inc United States
by command OF Mai. Gen. Daaks.
GgoHoa u. DRARY. Asst Adj Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
RATHER BR HuSo THAN GO WITH Tux nhs'
las that during the late visit Of the rebels "

vIa --We hear that uUrInB INC Iaso 'hs'' "" ,-,,
U,gors,ovn. Nd they proceeded to the county "u "'
..,....d ,bercfrom Park Cramer. who vas eonsn
,ssrs Sr deliberately shooting Victor Wgn. nv shs
between the parties sboa, wona 10y, bs tooh
ff.'ar When the rebels len Hsgeistowh ..s' - 80
u,cr with them but Oh reaching Wiiampos. s rre
serted them and returned TO Hagerstown snd ssEe
ssied himself at the Jail to the county ud he id
10 wos no with such SET Of Internal ssssnrcs
Cramer wa. accordingly assigned TO hls oiu s mr.
epd Ia November Hia w "''' lwssh. Stas.
der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

a.:
John Mann, 1871 Penn
. r. {. BelfouT. ls7 Prnu.
l.. r, Smith, n rem. -
J. Kelly, ~ U. $. Col TroopA
w. Ciiit. IN. Y. Moun,-d e
!. Chs,. hilcheil, 100 Penn
7. Smith. / l.. 5. s. Shooters.
.Issac Brownsoush, iss P.tv. 81
l.. lnssl .iebe,l U.o.S.sboctAra
Richard Wallace. A, IL Coan-
"a n. smith. {. ~ Y. H. A.
Ftsnk A Handy, 50 n. \. EnG.
G-orxe Meyer, n Pa. II. AZ.
H-ofy browner. 29th.
Ab.Y, l.. Pile, l8sth Ia i--sl
Eli Henson, 18th q. ). Col. Tr.,
A. Tillpsan, seth U. =. Col. ~.
Vim. Cooper, x}th Us. Cob T.
J. Hughes. 2ith L. s. Coz. T.
Tdward Stswsr, 18th Pa. o
George Arnold, Ith N. y. :. ..
s. Halcioss, 3Oth U. y. Col y.
Chsrles Uoldstsin, 1850 Re. - :
VIM. n Estus, l43d rs. LII.
=. Chambers, lyth l. :. cod :
r.. d. Pearson. 4th N. Y. H. n
! !. Eichunsr. II Penn. Cav. q
Liaeus r. Wood, loth U. 3. In.
Titus Giles, 18th u. =. esi. srp'e
.Lymon Putnam, 37lh via. Z
A. II. Snyder, sOth Penn. Cav.
C. II. Van Dagger. 18th n. 4.
Thomas sand. To, Sh Art. n. Z.
!. Charles p. Inslow, 9th N. 7.
!. Jo..bh bissnutt, l.ta .. ). ins
~. Mitchell, 18th u. ). lBianny
!. Hammond SchslcToss, - U. y
G. Y.
w. r. Allen, 2 Maine. 80.
Simon Sheffield, I Del.
!. WIN. Hutchcison, 100 Pa . -
j. Ii, lockwood, 10 ). q. v. Z
Clay Calber,, % y. :. Col.
.Kilfsrd Bsrnss, - y. 5. G. u
Il. 5. Lermond, II Ne. IL. A..
Albert Williams, u U. ) c. +.
James Counor S U. 2. Art.
!. Peter Reuuert, / =. y. L. A.
II D. Martin. Capt. 4 Pa Ii,
John Baily. iTs NJ Y. .'ta'
Ar.hur Stskely, u U.S.C.T
WIN. Riley, 81 n. y.
Iecob rheobsli, Is NY.HA.
Harris Grsn, 10 L SGT.
VIVA. Peer, rs. y. Y.
John Simmons, 20 U.S.C.T
VIM. Wallace. 1871 Ia.
Werd, Il Dean. 2 y. Y. III. H
). Lawrence Cory. II Mass.
n. Rcem. 1877 Pa
John Wsrper. Is Ohio.
NJ. ScoisiI, . Pa. Art.
Joshua heliy, % U. ). Col 3.
Benz. White, IL Mass. Bat.
George W. Jones. ir9 n. Y
q. u. Buninysme, 80 Mass.
J.awrrncs Darling. ". ). An.
J. n. tiefish ! Me. IL A.
|, .Jehn Rsyrile. " n. I.
A Lumer Giles. % U. :. cc'oreA
Ed. w. k.ldridye. % Ne
Samuel ;. Seiger, p Pa
W. Anderson, ~ u. 5. Col Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

ATTEMPTED SUTCIDR.-A man named n. Mer-
riman reading At No TIA Montgomery street, Jersey
City attempted 70 commit suicide esry yesterday mora
ing by jumping into the river. He wes rescued BY
several persons who happened to be In the vicinity Mr.
Norman buried his dalg htor fow weeks since. aud
since ihot time has been latoriag under temporary aO
erralion Of the liind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
,,. vy;,v0,, willie a ",

SUICIDE. Mr.. William Willis, wealthy far
msr residing at Jericho j.. L. committed suicide yes
terday by hanging himself to ono of the raters IN hs
harm The for some time pas, had been sub.
Iect 10 temporary insanity and II YVES during one oi
these fits that tho rash oct was performed lie leaves
wife aud four children, and large property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

NEw-JgRsEy REGIMENTS The terms OF ser
vice II several New jersey Rogments expire as We
Fiuh aud Sixth Regimonis Aug. 2sth. oi' Seveha nj
gim-Dt, Oct al; Eighth Kogiment sept. w Cav.
kegimeul oct. lJi battery D, Sept ~ frS' Nv WV
airy. Oct 6th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02

FIRE IN A COFFKE-MILL.--A fire broke on
,bout O'Clock last evening in the cofee.m Of MI
Bush, In Bsrgen.st 1t was extingushed with triAin
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
Inghnm County, Railroad Fand.

Resolutions adopted By the Board Of Sapor-
visors Of the county Of Ingham. at tie
session begun and holden at Mason, on the Is
Monday of January, 4. D.. 1864:
WGereas The sum Of Forty Thousand Dol
lars was voted by the electors Of the county Of
Ingham. al a special election held on the 24,h
day OF November, 1868. FOR the purpose Of
aiding in the construction OF Railroad from
Lansing. by the way Of Mason to Jackson, or
some other point on the Michigan Central Rail
road;
Therefore. resolred. That Ferris :. Fitch
be and IS hereby appointed Railroad Comulis-
sioner. and as such Commissioner the said Fer
RS :. Fitch Is hereby directed and empowered
70 subscribe for Forty thousand Dollars 70
tie stock Of the Lansing and Jackson Railroad
Company for the county Of Ingham. as soou a
said company shall have completed its orgali-
cation IN a lawful manner ana shall have re-
ceived Sixty Thousand Dollars 100000 Of
bona fde and responsible subscriptions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-27
zousx or REPRESENTATIVE.

Lansing, Monday. January Is, 1864.
A bill to authorize townships, counties and
cities 70 paw bounties heretofore offered to vol
un,sers, which was placed on the general order.
The committee on ways and means reported a
bill 70 amend section Of an act entitled al act
to authorize the payment of a State bounty to
volunteers, mustered from this State into the
military service OF the United States, approved
March 9, 1864.
Mr.. Hemingway. being minority of the Ju-
dietary Committee, brought in q minority report
on the subject of soldiers voting.
Mr.. Desre offered the following:
Rssolred, That the committee on State affairs,
be and are hereby instructed to inquire into,
and report upon the necessity for amendments
TO the volunteer family relief law. so as to pro-
vide for the relief Of the families of those volun-
teers who have been credited to counties other
than those in which their families reside which
was adopted.
The committee Of the whole had under con-
sideration House bill No. 6. entitled bill 10 su-
thorire counties, cities and townships TO pledge
their credit to aid in the construction OF rail
roads made sundry amendments thereto. and
direct their chairman TO report the same back
70 the House, ssking concurrence therein
Mr.. E. G. Morton moved that bill be inde6-
nitely postponed, aud the motion prevailed, by
yeas IS. nays SIS.
The Hotse adjourned.