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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-07
Throat Atfectious.-A physician w

Throat Affections.-A physician writing
from Newfane. n. Y, speaking of the beneficial
effects resulting from the use of "Broarm's Bon
cbial TrOchts, says-"Oblge me by sending
dozen more OF your Bronchial Trochcs, enclos-
ing bill. For allev;ating that korrid irritation
only lett 6y those who have suffered from any
Bronchial Affection. and for hoarsenesS and sore
throat too. am free to confess Though / am an
NJ ID they answer all vo'I lain for them |
would BEG YOU 10 feel that Am enc Of the last
ne. IN Il, profession 10 puff nest-un, hu. feel
an b,.- la:ng vou justice @ assert what have
To avoid disappointment. be sure 10 obtain the
genuine --i3Tnwa's Bronchial I-ocaes.
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H,RpER's FOR OCTOBER. Published ny Han
VII

HAMPERS FOR OCTOBER. Published ny Har-
per & Brothers, New York.
The October number opens with one o;
John Ross Brownies humorous sketches OF
travel, Arizona being the scene of his atEen-
lures. 1.-The Inner Life "a pc :. an &C
count Of the Straw Bonnet Manufacture o.
Massachusetts" Scenes in the War Of 1872
short stories. another instalment of Ou!
Mutual Friend" by Dickens, and other read
able papers. fiji out the number. ihls mag
azine also is 81 year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-07

REPORTED DEATH or GEN. BUTLER. Our
special Washington dispatch this morning
mentions the painful rumor current there
that General Butler was killed, while at the
front reconnoitering, on Tuesday morning,
but states that il is not believed. We hope
and pray that no such great calamity has be-
ALLEN the country Boston Journal 18th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-07
For THE CALIFORNIAN.
Casualties in the 18th vt.

WOODSTOCK, Va, Sept. %, 1864.
To the Editor of The Caledonian:
SIR: The following is list of casual
ties in the Eleventh Regiment Vi. Vols,
in the battle of Winchester, Sept. 10, "a
This list can he relied on as essential,
correct. as it was taken from the officia
report of the company commanders:
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! S. 80 l. 0 A n

Inc Secretary Of the Treasury gives no-s,s
that subscriptions for Coupon Treasury Moe
payable three years from Aug. 18th 1864 ~.
seml-annLal interest at the rate Of seven -
three-tenths per cent per annum,-principal A.
interest both TO be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible al the o-.;,..
of the holder at maturity, nitO six per cent ,rr3
bearing bonds. payable not less than five ~.
more than twenty years from their date. as ..
Gcvernme ut may elect. They will De issued ~
denominations of $50. soc. 500. 81 .0oo =,
5000, and all subscriptions must be for IF, Al
lars or some multiple Of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted TO the mr..
free of transportation charges as soon after -.
receipt of the original Certificates of Depc...
they can be prepared
As the notes draw interest from Angus. J.
persons making deposits subsequent to tia, d..
must pay the interest accrued from date O: --.
to date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand doll,-.
and upwards for these notes at any one tine a,
be allowed a commission Of Une-quarter %: ors
per cent, which viii be paid by the Tres.4ry De.
rartment upon the receipt of BIZ e -,
amount, certified TO BY the officer with whom IL,
deposit was made. No deductions for CONAN
S5a-S ,ors- ne ~, IL Frn-n -he denoSirs
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eay The Legislature convenes at Mont

sS The Legislature convenes at Mont
peller next Thursday. Some of the
newspapers say that Hon. A. B. Gardner
OF Bennington will be reelected speaker
OF the House, as very likely he will be.
The choice of clerk will probably be con-
tested by Mess. Stewart and Flagg, the
clerk and assistant of last session, and L.
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L Ak A L | o y

But aside from ali these advantages which v,
have enumerated, a special Act of Congress *
epgts ali bonds and Treasury notes from Ion
taxation. On the average this is worth a5o-.
two per cen; per annum, according 10 tie n,
10 taxation in various parts OF the coun.rt-
II is believed that no securities offer 50 ga.
indul smen;s 10 lenders as those issued by -
Government In al other forms OF inde.- 80. 49,,
The faith or ability of private parties, o. So
companies, OF separate communities. DIN. j,
pledged :or payment. while the property Of tts
countr- Is held to secure the discharge Of a. ~
obligations CT tie United States
4 While the government offers the most ..s,r2.
Terms for lis loans, 1t believes that tbs gJ.-
strongest al.pea, wilI De 10 the LOYALTY anG Ia,-
o'ism 81 tie people
/ DuPiicate certificates viii be issued Tor j.. .,-
posts. TLs parry ,!epoSi;ilg must oadorse E',e.
the original certificate ;ae denomination OF q
required. and whether they are 70 be issue .2
blank parable 10 order. When so endorse 1:
must be eft with the officer i, ceiyin the depos
TO be Forwarded TO the Treasury Department
Subscriptions will DC received by The Treas
If the United STATES. al Washing on. the SEX.
Assistat iIeasurers AID designated depo,..a-5,
and by Inc
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS
LOAN.

1t is National Savings Bank, offering q Giga-
er rate of interest than any other, and -he b,s,
security Any savings bank which pays It's c.
pOsitors in L s Notes considers that II Is Yag-
ins in the best circulating medium of the counr-y
and il cannot pay in ANYTHING better for its M
assets are either in Government securities OF IL
notes " bonds payable in government paper.
, Itis equally convenient temporary q ia.
manen- Investment The notes can ALWAYS >,
sold for fraction IF their faces anu accumula.f
interest, and are the best security with bank, =
eollaterals for discount.
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~ The Newport NepS now asserts that
the extract which has been standing in its
columns for several weeks beginning - If
the Internal fanatics Of the North" and
credited to a speech of Daniel Webster.
is genuine and not forgery We hope
he can refer to the documents where it
can be seen and read of all men. The
men who knew Mr. Webster best while
living declare it forgery If the Ne'rs
has any new light on this subject we beg
of him not to withhold it. Ii the News
man is satisfied that he has made a mis-
take in attributing this language to Mr..
Webster, (as he undoubtedly is) the manly
way would be to " acknowledge the corn,
not persist in falsehood even if he was
innocent of its origin.
81 Next Tuesday the people of Yer.
mont WHO are III iaEOr Ui The election Oh
Lincoln and Johnson are to meet in con.
ycntion at Burlington to nominate Presi
DENTAL electors to be supported at tn,
election Nov. 8.
J 1t Is strange that 50 many of our State
gatherings should be called at Burlington
1t Is about as central and readily got at al
Bennington or Newport We reckon
there would he row if the people wer.
called IN mass convention to either o
these places: Yet within fifteen month
three mass State conv entlons have beer
called at Burlington.
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g. The last Burlington Sentinel pub
fishes the copperhead lie that President
Lincoln draws his salary in gold. 1t also
institutes comparison between Mr. Lin
coin and Jeff Davis, favorable to the lat.
ter gentleman of course; Jeff is a par
tlcular 1avorite with the .Sentinets party.
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Convertible into a Six Per Cent $50
GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal interest on TIT
notes fer three years, this privilege Of converse
Is now worth about three per cent per snnum. q
the current rate for $40 Bonds is not less tas-
a'1c per cent premium, and before tie ~
pitmiula on six per cent l. s stocks was o't.
twenty per cent II will be seen that the ac,ra
prott on this loan, a. TIE present market rate :,
not les than ten pei cent per annum-
| IFS EXEMPTION FROM STATE or MUN1CITA-
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Caledonia Association will meet At the
house Of Rev. J. Underwood, Barnet, Tuesday
Oct. IL at II o'clock. iw
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FIRST NATIONAL BiyK OF ST. JoHS>R,g 81.

and bv all National Banks which are as,..,.a
rieS Of putlic money. and
AL GE>pECTABLE RANKS AND BANKERS
throughout he country viii give farther III "a
+ ;iGn and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY L >rs.> b.
BEkS. -
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KILLED.

Capt. Charles Buxton, Co. G.: 1st 1t,
Dennis Duhigg. NJ; Corp. John Fl. Fisk,
X; Corp. Edgar NJ. Phinney, b; Pri
Yates Lyman Dunbar. b: Joel W. Chat:
fee, F; John McCarty, | Stephen Car
rier. NJ
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# will be noticed that Maine, Vermont,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Illinois,
Minnesota, Michigan-all certain to vote
for Mr. Lincoln. are thrown out of the
count entirely. Need any thing more be
said as to the prospect of the election
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Pas>umpsic Lodge, No. p. T. 4. NJ
AA>a,ic Hail. Blr-hanl's Block. STATE. Iae---- co.
Is. le5i- 49, FJRAi-UN -.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
lrrlRs xT PERRYvILLE.


Mr.. Den. Randolph Keim's Despatch.
PxRRrvnIz. Nd. July l2--P NJ
Superintendent Parker, OF the Philadelphia and alti.
Railroad, reached here at nosn to-day, upon .
special train, and has lett for the break In the road
Magnolia A construction train sent forward this
morning, and another left this Afternoon II " expected
unless the enemy make further interference, that
muuicaton by rail Will be reopened Tomorrow evening
or certainly on the day following.
The boat line from this point Baltimore has jet
been finally established though during the day largo
number Of passengers passed the road south
tectaiion of reschirg the city.
Fears were cnsrtaiued this afternoon that the enemy
intended moving north OF the susquohanna by Of
bridge about twelve miles north Of here A body Of
troops has been despatched 70 protect destroy Il.
several times have had rumors that the enemy
advancing 10 considerable force upon Bavre De Grace
1bc hslfpsst two p N. train from Philadelphia will
be transported BY boa, to Baltimore Inere seems 10
be deficiency In this kind Of rolling stock below the
break.
The capture Of General Franklin Is Questioned Some
thing Official has probably been already beard in regard
70 the matter.
Troops being pushed forward ~ rapidly ~ possi
bic. A large number have already arrived mere.
The original estimate that the body Of rebels who cut
the Baltimore road numbered Ave thousand, has dwin.
died down considerably within the last twelve hours
Now - positively known there we're but one hundred
and nuy 10 The party commsndcd b. Harry eimor.
Tho hslf.psst len r. ". train of this evening from
PhnaSslphia sAyseisd 70 rsa throush 70 Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Mr.. DeB. Randolph Keim's Despatoh.
PmLApKLPHiA, July 11--5 r. ~
nAxrIAL
has been thoroughly aroused since the Of this
Ing Men arc pouring the ranks and being sent
TO the proper points Of danger. The dibculiy between
the Mayor and the Governor, mentioned my despatch
Of Saturday, has been set aside and the greatest har
mooy Of action prevails. orders have reached
hero authorizing the acceptance Of companies.
the term Of service, however. 70 be rsckoned
from the date of rcgimenal organra.icn Tho Commit
Of Defence OF the city councils have been In session
during the greater part Of the day. General Cadwsassr
commands the military. The Mayor Of the city doing
everything TO facilitate his operations. Three regiments
from the city have been accepted aud being Oiled
rapidly. number Of companies, batteries aud marines
have already lott here for points the railroad. The
gun boat Pontiac has LETT the Navy Yard under orders
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
GENERAL RICKETTS EsGAcEMENT.


BALuxoRr, Nd July II, 1884.
Owing probably 10 the censorship OF the prcss
BY ORDERS my recent dispatches have not
been published and viii be necessary, therefore, 70 90
back little In detail Of What has been already given
briefly 10 the public.
10 these do not wish by any TO oensurs
the government officials. am satisfied they only per
formed what they conceived 70 bc their duty. Their
object was undoubtedly 10 prevent any improper or
valuable Information from being communicated 10 the
rebel commanders through the press bat their orders
we're 10 general 10 prevent almost oil nfsrnstloa Of
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
AFFAIRS AT HACERsTOWy.

Mr.. Francis @. Longs Despatch.
HAGgRsTowS, July -, 1884.
REPORTED CAVALRY FIGHT AT wEsTmNsrER.
Several refugees have INTO this place 10 day from
Middeburg Simmonville and other towns In that vicn-
ny They report heavy and rapid firing for several
hours yesterday afternoon somewhere In the neishbor
hood Of Westminster, and have indirect report 81
= severe cavalry engagemsn mt at that place.
We have heard nothing from Washington since yester
day. Hunters comm nd Is on hand
MARuNsBURG.
Colonel Sullivan Is in command at Martinsburg.
NO REBNIs WEST soUm MOUNTAIN
At the present writing there rebel of
South Mountain aad people returning their homes
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
smADELPnlA AND BALTIMORE RAlLRoAD.

~. Deb. MsnAslpA Ksam's Dsspasch.
fSnAprlrmA, July 11-3P.M
htssnemcs rscsvsd - the depot Of The Philadelphia,
Wunsngton and Batners Railroad indicates rebel depfs
Ansssas upon that ne 1he railroad wires have ceased
vsskms, and feared swo trains that snrtsd for the
ssush have also ails0 into the hands Of the rebels AZ
~ accounts party proving In the vicinity Of
1avrs Dc Grace; out demonstrations had been made
q shs town. Yesterday . party d the enemy
Usrs sesn moving towards that point and the
ssaosd south, and rspertcd that the rebels had
Asstroysd the Gunpowder river bridge; but am in
ssrnsd IL 10 perfectly safe. Several gunboats
Vsssd yesterday protect Havrs do Grace and patrol
- river.
rvo hundred and hfy troops who left here extrs
>rsln have returned and duty II the city.
rhs number being small, u was not deemed advisable
~ them 10 cndesvor 70 force their way through.
rhe main difficulty upon the Philadelphia snd Batt
nors Railroad, aside from the susqchanna bridge " At
Magnolia station miles north OF Baltimore and
osnalesu below Havre do Grace
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
Reported Attack the Northern De-
Tcnces OF Washfngson.

SehCes
PHLApEIHA, July l2-3P.M
Rumors prevail OF by fifteen thousand rebeD
the sor.aca,,ons OF Washington, bu, they
cannot be traced to any definite source.
There much excitement CITY, and business 10
70 great extent suspended.
The Erening fss1ralhef this city has the following
Fighting has been going Washington since
morning.
The rebels approaching the dcsences the north
srn side Of tho city IN strong force
TeIegraphie Com IN ication Between
Baltimore and Washington Cus on.
BALnnoxs. July IL, 1884.
We have nothing from Warrington but Idle street
mors. No dispatches papsrs-no trains.
The conductor OF the O'Clock Warrington train
por,cd there had Sighting up the hs efA
AZ quarter TO one O'Clock the telegraph cut.
BALTIMORE, July 12-SP.h.
Nothing known here Of the state Of affairs at wsah-
ington.
PmrAuuPHrA, July l2-lP.M
The rebels have again cut the wires Baltimore
and Washington.
Fighting Near silver Spring, Nd.
HAWKS GRACE, July u, 1884
Ssmionctal intelligence has been received hsrs THAI
yesterday afternoon . nght wss going seven miles
Washington the Seventh street read silver
Spring.
Rebel Cavalry at Dsia1rs
HAvRs DE- GRACE, July 12-ll 20 4. n.
Parties from Beair sixsssn miss from here rspst Go
thousand rebel cavalry At that point last evening.
farmer named Hall shot rebel IN retaliation for
burning his house and destroying his farming utssss
There "a doubt Of N immediate necessity for heavy
rsinforcsmenss In Washington.
The Rebels NJ COnswinge Bridge.
HAvRR On GRACE, July l2-l 80 r. r.
IL Is apprchended that there 10 . rebei force In tho
vicinity Of Conewngo bridge ten miles north Havre
Grace, the s. squehanna river. me bridge win no
doubt be fired Il The rebels make any dsmonstrsiion
rYsdsrick Reeecspisd By Our Tresps.
HARnsHrno, July II. 1854
Our forces reported 10 be In possession OF rrsd
erick.
II s rumorcd that the rebols are rscroxsing the Poo
mac river below Maryland Heights.
The Northern Central Railroad s free from rebels
now
BALTIMORE, July II, 1894
We have just received Information from Frederick lhas
yesterday the rebels again Of that city,
and ,hs, tho old aas sgsin over IT, About nine
ccck yesterday morning division OF Coles cavalry
came dasnng TO- and hight took place In the streets be.
tween our TROOPS and The small rebel guard ls there Of
only one hundred The rebel captain vas killed and
the balance OF the rebels driven out ana pursued in
the direction Of Mosccacy. Ihs rebels had demanded
contribution Of twenty thousand dollars in csnbaeka
committee Of citizens wS appointed to negotiate with
hem for the safety Of persons and property, and pledge
dnslly given that, the money paid, would
moles,ed either In person property, Which pedss
was kept aud the money paid down The only property
isstroyed ths government stables, which srea
" Sunday.
During The time OF the rebel possession their fcsasms
,sres out into the country 70 secure hersss asa
,atts In with large drovcs q cas, piss aad sheer
CONTINUED On FIFTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

NJ. Charles II. Hannam's Dsspatch.
.A PiurApsLr,IrA, July H. 1894.
srARr rrox BAinxoRn

Is PruApslruA, July IL, 1s6s.
srARr rRox BAinxosn
fsrrvsA In Baltimore about six yesterday morning,
- rssts from tbs Army of the Potomac to New York.
saA dsspa,ches, and . long list Of casualties for tho
nssAlD. In Baltimore there appeared to be much fever
~ excitement In relation movements Of The rebels
- which but iitile apparently known Active mill
~ movements were going on IN order TO give any OF
sAsss msraudog bands warm rsoepton shond they ap
ssch too near the cay. Al half past eight O'Clock the
vy Eass for phihssphia lsk MAJOR GENERAL Franklia.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
THE HERALD DISPATCHES


0a0sRaA Sullivan An Command at Mar
eAnsbarg and General Howe at Har.
psx's Ferry-Actfvity or the Troops,
a6e.. &c.
Nh. THEODORE @. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
1nApouARrxss DEPARTMENT or WEsTKRS VIRGINIA,
CunnERIAxp, Nd, July IL. 1so4
IacsrmAtiou has been received from General suiysns
Mvtsscu, which has occupied Martnsburg without oppo
assa and restored railroad communication with this
pa Railroad and tslsgraphic communications ars now
eesn Ssswesn wheeling and hArsinsburg.
osasral Albion p. Howe has assumed command at
nwpsr's Ferry. thus relieving General sige.
General Hunters forces are very active The public
ns mot be too impatient for the development Of his
tDsvsmsnta His fssces have not been, are they
asW. idls. at 's eDl
0ssd reasons are given here for the belief that the
Neaa a al ths rsbsi forces operating In Maryland,
ugsa IN the raid, b thirty thousaad.
Prank Gillespie Of The Fifteenth New York cavalry,
~ bong yesterday for shooting Lieutenant SHAVER,
- s@csr Of his company
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Mr.. N. Davidson's Despatch.
BAITIMORH Juiv II la6l

BALriMoRs, July T. 1864
COMMUNICATION WASHINGTON CUT OFF.
No rebels have been here day front. Our
communications with Washington cut OF, aud ar .
afflicted with oil OF rumorsthe offspring Of diseased
imagnatons. Nothing positive Is known OF the state of
anars there. ne road and wires cut south q An
napois junction.
10 ID rumored that train Of cars was captured but
am unable 70 verify II.
AnKUT og AIfxGUD sYns.
Major Howard and Captain George Hudson arrested two
last night At the Eutaw House ss southern SPIES
They gave thelr names Crump and Brisbane They
bad plenty Of gresnbacks ana lying sd outside Of
champagne cocktails when arrested Major Howard
cortsd them W Washington direct.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Mr.. .. Cadws Alader's Despatch.
Exios, Nd, July 1850 A. =.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Tho damage done the road was much less than at first
supposed.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
Rebel Cavalry NJ Deisar.

HAyns DE- GRACE, July l2-llA 40 4. n.
Parties from Belair sixteen niss from here rspet ess
thousand rebel cavalry At that point last evening.
farmer named Hail shot rebel IN retaliation for
burning his house and destroying his farming ussssi-
There doubt Of immediate necessity Tor heavy
reinforcsments In Washington.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-27
ORIGINAL Notice.

CTATE OF OWA-Woodhury county
~ 50. Distric: Court in and for Wood.
bury county Mary E. Cassidy ". James
D. lest, Easily Il WIlingham and Sam |.
Il. Cassidy.
To the above named defendants: You
are hereby notified that there will be Oh
file in the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court in and Woodbury. county on
the LIST dav Of February, A. D. 1864, the
petition of Mary Z. Casady asking to have
the Trust Deed, executed by her to james
ID. Test as Trustee, and bearing date De-
cember Sd, 1858, and Recorded in the
Recorders office Of Woodbury. county on
page 427 Of Mortgage Record A, and EN-.
hracing IN its terms lots 10, ii and IL of
block 81, Of Middle Sioux City, set aside
and Cancelled. Now unless you appear
aud answer thereto on or before noon of
the = day of the next term Of the Dis.
trict Court in ana for Wo ,dbury county
to be begun aud holden At Sioux City on
the 1t Monday Of April, 1864, being the
All day Of April, 1864, default will be
entered against you and judgment rem.
dered thereon in accordance with the
prayer Of The petitioner.
Sioux City. January 22l. 1864
'TREDwAY & CUREIER, Pits Att'ys.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-27

Short HAIR.-The lady correspondent
OF the Sacramento Union, writing from
New York to that paper, says The
mania for docking off the hair has broken
cut again here. Not only girls, who some.
times lae L very pretty and piquant under
the infittion, but settled down women,
past the sober age Of thirty, have applied
the scissors 10 their tresses, aud look, 50
far as the head goes, exceedingly like
young NTH. Those disposed TO be fast.
crown the effect BY parting it on one side,
and, unless they are very dark aud rosy
and brilliant, look like bedlamites. Few
women can bear to exhibit the shape Of
their heads so completely, and heavy
coil Of hair at the back helps it along
mighty. You cnn excuse almost anything
in glossy black curls, but when lank,
brown hair, sireaked with gray, is thus
exhibited. il is by no means attractive
The next thing We expect is the Zouave
style, so prevalent Of late years among
men, and then-but We dare not think Of
1t and our maiden Aunt Jerusha together.
Let Us drop the subject.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-27

James B. Clay, son Of Henry Clay, who
died at Montreal on Tuesday night, was
born in the city Of Washington in Novem.
Der 1871 received his education at Tran.
sylvania University, ia Kentucky, and at
the age Of Is was sent to Boston, to learn
mercantile business. Two years later he
was sent to St. Louis. and At the age of
81 returned to Kentucky, practicing law
at Lexington in partnership with his faith.
er. In ls4o, President Taylor appointed
him charge de Affairs to Lisbon In
1851, he again took up his residence in
Missouri, but returned to Kentucky in
1853, when he became proprietor Of the
Clay estate 10 Ashland. In 1857 be was
elected to Congress from his fathers dis
trict in Kentucky. At the outbreak of
the rebellion, he struck hands with the
conspirators against the Uaion, against
the Union, and subsequently fed to Ca.
NADIA Exchange