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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
MSntterrDIIc BON Gapt. WlilIer'S
Spnoa0nie.

SSnoem ftdD in oieier @ompd9nie piPle
Se9a Gauntier befinosn, 0ruden mir Die
ytamen cerielben biarunten gum Nuber
brer refpeftiopn Sreunoen ab, eamit fir
piifen tpobn fe ibre 8riefp Su fencpn
baban, lpenn fie an oisielbe fd)reiben pCIs
len. Oie Gompd9nie III numerrt 8, uno
leb6rt gum 2O9. RP9iment, oas uCn Gel.
kaufman commanbirt piro, uno befinoet
tb 0r9enpGrti9 ju Scrmuoa 6unoreo,
luf oem fGoIi@en ltfer beS SamesFufes,
Sir9inien.
Captain sgilliam +. MlIirr.
4. Standardization Senr.
2. qspis Ginf.
!. Srgtant--D. 9. SssiGoIt.
2. @lfrr0 Durwarb.
2. sBiatau g. glartin.
A. @Orrtlius Jagan.
5. Wittnm MarG6al.
!. GCrporal--9otn 4enb.
.. gNiitpn q. gdert.
3. emanuel Saulrs.
d. Sobn %. SOnts.
5. 9mrUIs gttr.
6. Samrs gG. SnSbrr.
z. sG(ltan !. Coffin.
8. Biuiam $. Stsrsr.
o 6PmeinE:
Ebcmas $. GmUIO. Sofsyb arncIS, glOiss
! 4Ctueer, gtsubsn 8rscfr. 9sCrgs g9. Sladsr,
| Ri.fpn 8rminesr, SaCob sB. G9uR, g4iniam
| +. .. GIarf, So4n DarrOtn, Saepb gSsrt, Sutn
| snnman, g8iltam 8. gbwarbs, Clinton g. en-
Idman @urn .. GrautrnRrle, Srsn s.. 6
JoliptIirr. Sauh gnber, gBiaiom 8. @frman,
28tIlnm @rrman, g4lliam s. @risGlp. q,
nanbrs 0smart. Strtmtpb G'rier, Wntb. 0ieb.
zig, 8ugtmnn 6arbsa, Gilsbman 6anSpsrf,
Sbarlss $ hotlsp, Samss 3. Ssrf&, lRi&aal
6srIp Naren 5urOpsrf, 5e3,tiab Sippsl. SOsu
Rrselfr. Gbarlss Snaus, 5raneis 5funB, @manD
Ia 8isfftr, SCfab Jelrs, SoHotban G. Riot
altert Sltdnsr. Soscb ROD, Qeps 6 8rastr
oarrtion Wf. Srabsr. Samrs 8ans, Ssnrp &c.
pan, SoGn 0aprrncr, GprntluS Qsnb, gpwir
eO1G, Samuel Mars, 9onas Rast, ananett
Rrpu, DloisS NtBsrr. patrd WcGan, Srnry
Dltpsre, @pbraim Mi@ael, 9lObrrt RrubaIt, SO
z. gfnGsl, 81. 81. NiGOIt, GEtu SsmalS, Sc
Ter SewdI0. 9lcbert Dol, gDiliam 3iemslp, u.
manruS 9lctb, Scfrpb gtGr, 5ransls 8absnclb
samuel Rotb. Glirsp Sitter, QGlliam Rutt
Hptnt 8. Hptrts, gBiliam G. 8tr, gppil
Rfr, Qcuie gltr, GilBbman Rsbr. Srrin Rsbrr
9cbn Snpcsr, @barlss u. S6iffrt, Simol
snYbr, Ssnrp gB. Sra, 0asio @. g4iuiamlor
Ssnrp %. Bdb, 9tOs. @rt, 5enry g9. gBris
fun, Stl9tmon g. @asnsr, 8ranctc Dsaprr
9sSt 3sssnfub. RatbiaS 3mmuman.
HG- Sn Capt. 9snry Sees Gompasnls pcl
Cumberland Gauutp ttftaOsn 14 fOlssnrs 0t@s
Gauntifr;
etnrs q. Sislrr, glrntaun, SamrS Clifton
DanttI Ginf, SamusI gluntma@sT, SUI. 6tinfrt
9barss Nunemaaer, SatOb 5erfA, 9surae s
SrGnsr, GbarIss Gbrtg, Siram S6dfTsr, gtrti
SGdffsr, SiIstman 8,irtrt, GbarI's 8. Stin.rt
Ilptn Jinf, Daniel &smmrrsrJ alle prn Snl,bura
Saro6 DIT, glsntam.
Oisie Gompa9nis geb6rt ebenfals il
oas 209. Ee9iment.
Sobalo mir cine correftr WuGferrol
bon Gapt. Sfotb's (porber Ssips) Gom
: paonie, 9eblloet in lasntaun, erbaIten
> lperoen mir oieTribe oub befanntmaden :
Gieie @ompo9nie 1T uorI9' 8ode poI
@bambereI ur3 na6 oem 6rie96fbaupla
ee af8t9 n0eh, no ite itt in oiefem Qu
9enbll0e ober bsfinoet, nifIen mir nibt
'peroen C5 inoeiisn boIo borsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

67'Sn Der gitY YbtIabstpbta Fam man 70
Olsl @slO auf bic tsutss 0abl rstttn aIs man
ptG-rrsnn man Is Sat. Die llnirnltuts tpsltsn
ndmIia 500 esssn IS, bab btr Gtaat nit &c..
600 Rs9rtdt, duf bic GOnsrsb Stimms, iir
bic Union ssIrassn wstbm iuirts. g2O btinesn
f9 bann tis Gppprtsa6s aqss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

s&TgS IL nidts 8sWif'r um Die rlureSsImdbq.
teiIsn tti Samsn 80 pe.bttrn, aIs Or. 8slpau's
Dtllm. Sis wapm In otlsn 8Gasn bic monalIt.
DE gCurlss surididbrsn. rsnn bns Disfslbs fam
feline unrwbsiratt,tf Dame pulfommtns Gsluuos
teit Qentsben.
Bel alien Druaiim tetsn,
SetGber II, 1864. in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

DS-gGr tsuts flr 0suret 8uup d unS
ben untcnsgDetlBrttrI iimmt, Der Ntmmt fGr bic
stenItuns Der SIcrrsiGsn linton unitrtr @dtrr-
unb trtr fiir 9 rper lltmmt Der fimmt fir ben
Nann ouf hrn ale fdbIi@s unb nTrOIiGs Erui'
tore iltnmsr fpdrbtn rptnn fe tGnnt,n-unb auf
ben als Grppsrbra6s, GirrlerItttr, Grsuhbsn Spn
Stff. DaSis, unb Eratcrs In bislsm DtRritt in>
men, rr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Die 1IniUn fir imn,er

|; 'Hm Ieeten Samftae 2(teno III bic
'9r0ete &er1ammlune in pbitabelpbia
dbeeboIten tporben, oie nod ie bort, feit
bic @itp in GrilfenS III. ftattfano-unb
oae 8effs babel 1T, oaB es eine ttuicnper.
fdmmIltu9 mar. Die 9du9e Der prc,pf,
lion mar CANT un9ep6bnlid uno Die
8dbler fonnte man ficb nur beim 2(efer
benfen. sSn Der Sbat Die Qusfibten fur
Die GopSerbeabs peropn NIT ieoem Sage
mebr blau. 6urrab fir pbilapslpbia
uno Die Union ...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Gentre SaQeD> >ODIfamt.

5plssntsS N cine 9i7e Der 9rltfe, ipsI&e am
tRsn SrtUGrr auf Dem G:nts 8aasy, qsda
Gauntg, 30 Oftamt Iireen otblistsn finb:
DR., Soon Drty. Mr. Samfs WcDrnalS,
Wr. g8iatam NuI6rse, Mr. 9. $. RaYtr,
Nr5. SacOb SAMMY. @r. Sarub Wrrsb, Tlrs
8. 9. Butler, Nrs., atratam Crime, Wlrs
SUnraO DIlpert. 9lrs g1aipsrt, Rrs. 1ary
e5asI'r, gtrs. o. 9aeotp, @rs, gDtaiam $.
Saiamfn. f.N #..
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Sesobfr l, 1864. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
0eIeQItD0ft8 : MuaD1ung.

Raariat miro tiermit sssstrn, bab bic felt si'
niger 3sit bsr ;wifbm ben llntTjsIdnsI9a, in btr
Stabt @1sntaun, Qgtaa GauHtp, tsaanesns 5an'
OsIs 9risGi&aIt, In ptn Dsudsrsd&di!'n unb btm
SudoanpGi-t Der Girma son @ Il 3 uno
5aesnbu i, am 27Rm SjtptsH,tw, 1864,
Ourta bEIoTlsIss GiHpi1iguns aufgd6f rOrosn
n. gGr Difjsnissn batrr, p'IGr noe an bffns'
ts Strrna Iir Subiuibilon, 8sFanntmaaunssn,
6anDbiIIe, 9a&RObr' gls&nunSsn, II. {. tp., foul.
psn, fnb bisrrurG aufesfUrbsrt. 70 bdlc ais m5s'
tiG. am alien StanopIobs en;Wufn uno at;uGG'
;abI'n-unO 70 f5nnsn audN DidsniBFn iutI6enp@
rtdtmdbisr SUrpTurnn an brfdaIs GIrma tatsn
tore gtsdnunasn ebrnfnIs SnlsIbR snbGubissn-
atipo bic Bidder psrblsiten psrbGn--unb allTO
3. 8. 5assnbuG PITS ssssnpGrtis isin fpIrb, UNI
ad' GnSslsssnbftlsn Der 5Irmd ins 0elns ~
brin9sn.
Reuben 9utb,
8sni. s. 6a9enbub.
SNrtnhfr A 1874
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
6eIopreifr IN r1srp perP.

9eew DorP, 7ten SFt. Sob fties
beuts bis 2064, ftsl banu pieber ouf I99
uno ifie9 0ann ouf 20l.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
25 0elphnnn1.
October 4. 1864.

Die obtas SsIubruns pirp, irssno elmer per-
Ion bs,obIt fur bic Sabuftuus unO llsbsrIirfrruns
BON Sobn Ssnnsip. psnn CT prm untTjd1nrtsn
Opsr an snsn Ssamtsn In NlItntaun stnstbdnOist
wiro. Dieter SnnsIp tat cine grts OtfdIftt
uno flo naG Gn:uiauaua atfIifttt. Ct III sin
gaslI6mann, stwa SUP 8 3olI bod trdst elm
ttensr traunr 8Gdsnbart untsr bfm Snn. bat
araus Qugen iriat cine fattclil1s 8rualptle,
Gbrd SpIsn unp g4sls np l&parSsn 6rOdrpd.
Qbaon &. eeinbab.
AGsntaur Surndrs, St IL. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Cine O9 a + I'm ii ilg

- Cine 0l la4lmile
::;:sl2 tst 50 8us, sr;i gtoa tc6 nit
AzzSazsssA orrt paar Stsinsn, cn Ydar Sauplsl.
nen ron per bsRn art sum Garcitn unO ;psi
franSDiiG Surrieiur bOs stue Saor fir @ai,rn
unO DaO anOrs q ar fin 8u&wailsn unD Esoaern.
cine Sdmultmufainr, S6iafldu, 0slfaior.
BREEDER, GllvalorS, elm Bolt UNI 8CsaeU GIousr 40
ma&sn. unp Elm Bolt I'm BaiSREuur su MAIDEN
@bfnfalls cine cute
9 dgemi Bile.
Dleiss WiIhlnsIssntbam sensft cine ausae,
jsidnsts Runbl6a1t. uno Gisgt an ftnem niffrhIsn.
ben Bafinilrrnl. Sas 9anb IN ,ur SGifts 8au
lamb. unp bic nnOrre SGIfr III SclIGne uno
Bisltn. - Darauf 1T trrt&ttt elm ;rriRSdistts,
lsinrnss Bobnbaus nit neusr auGsbautrr 8ti6e.
stns ShwrtSsrf&eusr, Gin neurr S6srineRoll, Elm
@runofrllsr Sttnnbaus. Wu3 bsFubst Il@ nl'
lsrlst DIT, ais atpfrl unb StirI&m pcn Der Be
fen Sortr oarauf.
Die Stpin9unesn wsrbrn EfEannt srma&t son
Naniel 9. Sieafrieo.
Seto6sr II, 1864. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

UOie QnipieIun9 auf uns, in Gem
Isstsn nScbn SdiIo uuo Sutf6ermefer
SsmoFrot," pereisnt Feline Grpieoeruna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

p0r Snsfbst sS ni6t unb aimmt tsute ftr
@tpr8s SuaO d anS ben sauSsn linton.
Gaunty. y.Sidst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

cD- 8erstBst ss nI6t unb liimmt teuts fiir
@tpras YulO d uno bfn san;sn 1nicn'
Gaunly.Giist.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Sefentlt6er 9Serfduf
. on Sd bIenG Gtqentbu m

DCrnsrRag Den 20Rrn SetObr 1864, I'M /
ubr glaGmi,tdBs iOll an rsm 9auis ps5 unlsr.
farIstfncn GtBsutbanerS in Mnraidpny 9aun.
l&p Sfrfs gaunty pds un9Rs6fnS bslGreSsnt
Mubi'n @tgSuttum aaf 6TtntIiAr 8srarissung
prrfauf wsrbsn
9Illse jsurs MublsntiefniGun mb Gtrin ednb
entbnlteno 80 Adtr, nsbr OOCr wsntasr, erSn;snl
an eanD BON DapiO Gunfsl, Gbarlss Gbrfnlan
S'nrp DhtriM uno anpsrsr. - gIaf bfmIelbm Ii
eTrih,fsk
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11

aIud better SlHsarian soomsu Chs slid b'ier
SrnaIoaraslaimen l. R,ben Slid bsher RInhsiaa
men I. Gbas Slid swelIb flee 6p. I'm o Ssmme.
Ttr nrirbsrer biD 8rim nue. @enDsr befts S5a6 net
bts @si,snmshl 9rim mo @eaUer beites 4 6 20.
ihts Nri,enmsbl @ uno . 8ddmda sweifbenes
olp Sol &fiu Rils'l bsfiss Sub Bsi,snnsbl 2
e mo . 8tdmsn iiv'ub,ites n'p Sal Sltin RuI
le, behss Rragcna,bI een-n Nd,ri bites eelbe
&s,Ihtorn | 5oi Wut lwSlbefet plp &Illiam a.
aemmsrer Oiinbeites op S'r No b ptsr'be 'es O,p.
8. TVb fuhfIbsItts oip 5Ob "a ROrOn bsnst
Uuibe BsIi6fcrn l.
GUmmues-peHrb GsrbaEb Ousn Homig uno Sem
Sfim Et. #.r .# ##H#0-.. ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
AuFFHuu > VIII DC.
grfe &Iuffe.

Sie Committee iibsr Die srte aIafs Der sdetbaHSs
rdilt bertliel: ~
9oicph SG9eubod better Wdb'r So Seri,min %
III Bneub,t'r np 5onobIu gB sob better Sdnt
fsr uEo W6bcr Benz JlisI 3rsib. fter nip q oedo.
bora, Inter unG Tebte: &ano Gtonominicn Bfl "a 2
uuo Dip 8scr uuo Sh:Gp hster @rcclIior MI ig
R,O l. 2 / uEo aua orp 5oeDb Sadsubat be.
hsr g3ull gEqg oip Spi,ph 55adsn6at5 better eom
butg y ig oip 8saiamin giul bette Gteid,moihmt
unO DIP Benz Sail bette SDefp pfe oraepnlt 3
auO Dip 8en gaieI bette Ssifsu 8fernepe alt 2 unS
Dip Benz. SdfeI befe 5priug Efetosreteu unO Dip
SOnns u Roo better gftroertden Oio BETTER nnr
S6elp bette Sciuf Sgae 9eiiier uno 5teIlo beff
ReuOIumg GIgs Dip 8uwel mo eohr, better 0tI d
tornidieler uno dip. Son. 8. Sot oeier Rolsr 4
gno Dip
gemmiitce-aaron sbtsiber GbworS seru uuO 9.
D. Bromn ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
30, 7--NfsFbnu 8eritbc.
hneite RIniTe

Sic COMMITTEE be,iG.rie bterlber ME fuIgt
SIR sinr @nomiibIe (feine GRub Sen QB Sod
T3 nno np fir sins Bob. Radrc Jouoro BED
5ocpb Sadtublb. bette 4 Htsrlaueosr uno dip gp
4 BOmel mo ,scbn Iweiihefter Dip g8 8 Bows
mo Spbn better &elmtcrnidel!er uno . 5on NJ
suh aUeiIbsrer bip gh f. ebert nrlIb fer Dip fit
Gin frut1itrsff ttetue Bub SltaS Wub mp nno
Som"Hii's-O u. 6dnft Sal. SIsiu gllIIsr1 anG
ReHbcu shrsiber
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-11
Staffe 2.-TsuonI&ire.

.. g. edre,ber beaer Bill uber 3 Sub-s SO Ruber
Sid. better Bull unIer Sabre . z Sdretbe
iDelibefter DO 8ursu Slid jeite & Ib ilber Sibrt
OTen Shrrber Sfp iibeite DO 4 . Shret
oe bsftes Rnb unler 5nbrs 9aplo shs cit
beftes DO. orp Daniel asmmsrer bshe permlidlte Sui
lber Sabre 4. Sweu g. ehrsibsr tUeltbsfts DO. 4
. y cd eber. otlt bstes 10 UeSutns Berf.
Spmmnss-S!orgs BIanf RilOu sppsL uro RO
i.s Sitger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

Owing to the rain and short notice. the meet
ing called at the Town Hall Wednesday evening
to hear Col Frank T. Howe, State Agent for
Vermont and number of other States, on the
operations for y rreefof the soldier, was rather
attended.
Fifty or sixty ladies were present and ma
nv gentlemen. Col. Howe was introduced by
Hon. Levi Underwood and proceeded to address
the meeting familiarity, narrsting a number of
anecdotes showing the need Of institutions for
the relief of soldiers; and was proceeding, apps
rently. to describe the working Of the New Eng
land Soldiers Relief Association of New ork, Of
which Col H. is president, and which he said
had cared for LOG, 900 soldiers passing through
that city since the war broke out, when Gen.
Clarke begged the privilege Of reading des-
patch just received, confirming the afternoon in
telligenoe Of Union victories IN Pennsylvania,
Ohio. and Indiana This was received with
loud applause and cheers, and the meeting
thenceforward took the character Of a patriot C,
TAAutl AAAAA EAA-4IiAA-t AA1A-h a.
is true the two cannot be very well separated
Mr. Howe said he could not properly congrstu-
late them on such tidings but he would intro
duce one who could, and he called on Judge
Busted Of y. Y. who was present.
Mr. Busted with some coercion was induced
to make some remarks. He said that Pennsyl-
T., - 49,. IL
glorious example set by Vermont He spoke
also Of the claim which the sick and wounded
soldiers had on our sympathy and care Of the
noble manner in which the ladies have devoted
themselves to their relief Of the excellent condi-
ton and generous arrangements Of the 5 Hos
pitsl here, and in terms Of high praise Of the
manner III which Vermont had always cared for
her troops. To this he called on Hon. r. T.
Andrews To bear further testimony.
Mr. Andrews said he would consent to speak
only because he could say come things that Col.
Howe wouldn't he went on to speak in terms
o the highest praise Of the selfsacrlhcing labors
o Col Howe in the cause Of the soldiers. He
ais spoke N terms too fatJcring for Us TO re
peat. Of tine hospitality, patriotism, and social
worth Of the citizens Of Burlington. and their
practical philanthrophy il aid Of the soldiers
They would have their reward if not IN this
aorid. IN the next, for this Is not mans war,
but Gods war. He called on Col. Howe, as he
vouiln'' finish his address, to repeat the ode
composed On the reception Of Gen. Howard at
Portland. BY Mr.. Barker Of Maine Col Il.
then repeated Mr. Barker's fine poem on 1.-THE
empty sleeve" Mr.. Roberts was then COMPEL
Ell to sing the Vermonters' song, the audience
joining the chorus, and with three cheers for
Col Howe and three for the Union the meeting
broke NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21
uPORTANT CAUTION

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4f-fHrs and whose only reca I-Ilellatl.r Be- wat
they say uf tlrmselFes Advert-i1- oh ..- clans
Do nine cases ou- uf ten. are imuuste-s r.c0rIt
safe way r % consult REGULAR u-a-fir.nl.
physican' or - you prefer one who male.
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vcrtscs treating spe-ia Wa. Idiss and Boz gives --
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rncinst one stamp t1r postage and send f.-
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cent free DR. Matt.-ou is a rs-ula-.t s..r..t...
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VII 90 well O. eonsut Dr. st. U- send fl-
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L1-it'1 guaranteed Advice at uure frr. Af#-.e
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No - UNION ST. PROVIDENCE. RI.
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POWERS q STORY.
DEALERS IN
Pianos, CGbiHef Organs.
A.D MELOnEONS.
AND MELoDEoNs.

BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
WE keep constantly on hand. a la--c assorr-
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WARS. and ID % does NOT suit the purchaser IN cv
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The United Co.'s Pianos, made hy a Stock %.
iremen and workmeu from the best mauuiactories
IN New orE, we make our leading instrument
I,.. manufacturers, rV doing their own labor. and
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-o make rsr class instrument, az Jess price than
all Other csrlnI e.lilent- Many OF our best mus-
cisu- and others, have purchased them. Anon
tI- number we refer 90
Prof s. C. Moore Burlington.
a.. Henelicl
Edward Lyman.
Col r g Stone. Plattstur-h, y Y.
Nr. Nuiteside-, Champlain. y. Y
John Rodgers Black Brook.
Mr. Dr. Meoiarl, Brandon
by Drew, Waterbury
We are also agents Tor
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AMI others All instruments we sell az uanufac-
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List Of { casualties in the nth Regiment.
September Both.

HEADoU'Rs l7TH Rect,
Near ''Pegram House." Va.
Oct 4th. 1864. }
GEN. WAsHBURs
Sir IL have the honor to send you a list of
casualties il the 18th Regiment IN the engage
ment Of Friday, September Both. Our effective
force when we left our camp near Weldon Rail-
road numbered seven officers and one hundred
and sixty-hve guns now reduced by casualties
in battle, and sickness caused by exposures, to
one commissioned officer and eighiy-hve guns
Owing to hardships and exposures Captain Con-
way, Adjt Peck and Lieut. Norton are at pres
ent unfit for duty.
Antvine Martin. Co. A, Highgste Corp.
VIM Il Hopson, F, Norwich Joseph Casavsnt,
l, Reading james 5 Collins, l, Reading
WOUNDED.
1t Col Cummings, Brattleboro, wounded and
missing Capt Eaton, Rochester, wounded and
missing Lieut. Tobin, Iherford. wounded and
missing.
Co. A.-Mrchael Graham; Antoine Bissett,
Colchester Thomas GeAry; James Cusiek,
Burlington.
B-Doren Qubeck.
C.-Amos c. Chase, Waterbury; John W
FAIR, wolooti George ". Garvine, Johnson;
Lester A Tllottson, Wolcott.
D.-Sergt Almeron C. Inman, Bethel Corp
VIM Martin, Pomfrei Henry Howard,
Brookheld.
E-Sergt Clarence A. Bracket, Barre
Corp George Papineau, Reading Nelson
Benson, Wheelock George Gil. Huntington
SLOAN Flint, Dorset Kelley Arthur 1
Hoxi.nd. E Montpelier
F.-sergt Daniel N. Clough. Bradford Geo
D Stxnnard. Dorset; Mormon Smith.
G.-Matthew Stewart, Cavendish Ociave
Clement, shelburn.; Wu y Clruman, Lud-
low
H-Ist >, rst Jo,i II Luz. i,...4.Sa- Corp
Charles Hal. Rupert
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Shrewsbury Napoleon Tulip, Kirby Michael
Dempsey, Fairhaven Abner NJ Buchanan,
Fairlee VIM Aldrich, Newbury ; Edwin
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RUrLASD 4 BURLINGTON r. r.
FALL ADVANCEMENT.

Conae=ein. Oct 18TH iso+, trains VIII ran IS fol-
ews.
LEAvE BURLINGTON
Sd \. ~. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell Wor-
ester Fliehbursh. Brattieboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven. Troy. Albany and New York
arrive m Troy 3i@ p A. New York p p NJ l'el-
ton ID p. 4.
Ttiozei e 5,s.7H ..,ioaf change a. Car.
IFS r NJ Accomodat for Train
ITO ?. ~. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy Albany. New
lork and the West; arrive 10 TROY 49, p A.
New Norf A. NJ, by Hudson River Hailrlad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers. This
train stop az Fcrsennes. Middl-tury and Brandon.
Taropgl 10 Troy priiiauf cAang, Of Cas-.
This train stops only at ver-eunes Mid '''u-y
9.sar. ", NiGHT EyPREss. -i.l Sleeping Cars. for
New Yers and Boston Arrive in Troy al l.i5 ..
~ NeF York 90 An Boston a. a.
Through 70 Troy ru4 Boston riihod change
Of Cars
From ne ssu,a sre East Trans Err'v' a. B45aug-
Ion a JoH9rs-
42sP.E. MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. W,r
cestsr, Springfield Hartford New Haven Troy.
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston I'D -.-
New York 500 P. n. with sl"eni1- ta- a,locAec.
Troy 500 AZ
sos Az. EXPREss TRAIN. with Sleeping Care
From New YORK. and Boston. Leaves -eN lart
lzo1x., ACCONM0DATi0N TRAIN from Bellows
Falls
pm, NEW YORK EXPRESs. Leaves Nev Y,-s
az A. Through from Troy without change "
cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
YORK, Schenectady and all priucipa. points IN the
New Ork Central aud Western Railroads, and M
formation given ty
R. c. ROWE. No. B. American H1tel d lock
Package checked through.
Fare always e. low O. By any other line.
GEO. MERRILL. sup-.