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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-31
FINANCIAL.


TINTED STATES 1O4o LOAN.
JAY COOKE u CO.,
BANKERS
ga FiPTEEHTH sTRREr,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the
NEW NATIONAL LOAN,
Authorized By the a't of March ., 1854,
AND Known A.
TEN-ToRTY BONDS,
Being Reasonable at the pleasure Of the Govern
msnt aftsr ten years. and payable forty years nom
date In coin, bearing interest at
FIVE PER CENT A YEAR,
able on bonds At 80 and siOO annually and on
M IN a, her sizes ssni-AnnuAlly in Co.'s.
ToUPoN BONDS viii be issued in $50,
.,oo' .so ' and $1,000.
r..n,e vsrEREp BONDS will be issued in $50,
a,oo' aSoo Al 600, $4,000, and $4,000.
n,s. saiy GOLD BEARING sECURI.
rtnS - a.. c.. Nnnsat now prosurable At par,
.nd ,,.,S,n. 4, mr., sent valns OF coin OVER EIoHT
,sT S..T' y,s iasv u, ofrer a very desirable In
vestment for large or .. OAh suns
We buy and sell a, mar tst rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INpEB. 'EpNEss'
AND COIN,
And pay the highest prices for
auARrBRMAsTEnS cERTIFIcATlS CHECKS
mao-dtf JAY COOKE w.
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TOHN WELCK ER'6
ID BUHLER REsTAURART
"A Ia MatAOH DOTes,l
lAA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between Ninth and Tenth streets (up HtAirsl
spared no pains TO make this the beat Restaurant
IN Washington and he points with pleasure 10 the
large patronage he has always been hon0Ied with,
AND respectfully nolieta continuance OF the hnp
CANE, OYSTERS, and other refreshments p
HAntiX on hand, and At the most reasonable ram.
BREAkFAHT,
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared At the shortest notice and in the most
aatisfaot0ry manner,
Breakiast nom n - o SloaE DirnaE and Sup.
der a. AL hours. nAy S--H
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DIsEAsE on IMPRUDENCE.

The many Thousands cured At this Institution
within tho last eighteen years, and The numerous
important Surgical Operations performed by Dr.
and many other papers, uotioes OF which havs Al-
peared again and again before the public, bcsiieE
his standing a. . gentleman Of character and te-
yonsibllity, is . Iufnoient guarantee 10 tho a.
nloted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be pArtioularin dIreolink
their letters 10 bis IngitUtioa, In the following
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ d.,
d. Baltimore Lock Hospital
doc ae-lY Baltimore, Maryland.
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reneet that . sound mind and body are ths mos,
necessary requisites 10 promote eonnubihl hAppl.
moss. Indeed, without there, the journey through
Hfe becomes . weary pilgTimageI the prospect
hourly dArkens TO the view the mind bsoomes
Swallowed with despair, and filed with the mslAu.
aholy reflection that the happiness Of another 10.
comes bliKhted with our own. y 4.
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DIED.

Ton The 29ih of June, Mrs MARY WILLIS
stet painful illness in the SD year OF her aye
she leaves fear children 10 mourn their loss.
The Lord giYf;h aud the Lord has taken away:
blessed be the n3ine oi the Lord"
Her funeral will take place on SUNDAY after
noon at Clay Street Methodist Church.
Yesterday evening, July S.h, AT 6 O'Clock, after
an Illness OF touIieeu days, MARY CAMPBELL,
The beloved wife vi Cornale Bradley, la The 37tiI
year oi her age.
i45f funeral VIII take place from the Manchester
Methodist thuTch ibis evening at O'clock The
friends oi the family respectfully Invited 10
attend, without further notice.
Tf- New York city aud Newark aud Patterson
IN y papers please copy.
GA the Sab of July, 1861, At the residence OF
ton John fefkiUs, in the Goth wear of his aeo
'Aa ~ ,. u tkf BARNWkLi, SON of the Hon
hobtIt w BIfnwell, of Sonlh Carolina.
Ills funeral will take Place from st Paul,s
Church this Saturday morning at II O'Clock.
Ga the 'sh inst, al half past & O'Clock, CATH
kline. ohiy daughter OF John and Ann Mckinley
aged years months and % DAYS
Her funeral VIII take place from her fathers
residence, ON Uaion street, 1t 10 O'Clock A NJ The
friends aad acqlainlances of the family ari fe
specifuHy invited 10 attend.
In this city, on Friday morning, July 8;h, lee
hnihf daughter OF lsaa; AID Deborah LoZ am
III the 70 u year Ut her age
Hrf iuuer3l Will take place ga to-inlrtow (Sru-
day. m"rHing, at o oiock, from the residence Of
Nj Jacob Levy, On Broad street, Opposite IN.
Ahican Church
e1-New York papers please copy.
os the s4ih OF june, al the residence Of Ills
fitbef, Al Hanover county, WILLIAM HENRY
iutni son of rhaddeus and Iouisa r Foster. s.ri
! months and days.
On the LIST inst, MARY ELLEH, srcood dang,
Ter OF Hector aud V L tiauis, aged A years .,,,t
/ months.
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ana how little they are, who, conscious O.
the august intelligence which eptitles then
10 high seat in the amphitheatre Of life
can look up aud see how much wider 10 tn,
| space which inicrvenes between taem ant
the overarching armament than that which
| separates them from the leseis Of lie al
their feet, are not likely TO trouble them
ecIves about laurels, and recoii from the
| popular idola,ry which TO weaker spirits Is
the great object Of human existence.
| The hunbiest soldier ia the Southern
copiederacy, who is simply seeking To 90
| hls duty. Ia nobier than the highest oihcef
| who ia actuated merely by the desire OF
making himself a name. This allegiance TO
dutyis the distinguishing quality and the
imperishahle glory OF our Confederate rank
aud Tile Strange, Indeed, that any officer,
in such a Cause as this, should desire spe-
oid praise for thinking OF his country ana
no, OF himself With All that makes IKE
worth having at stake, and encircled by
host af warriors who are offering their
ta,, l;ka wafer without a dream OF their
own advantage, what must be The iittieness
of a sou, which eau be absorbed Ia its own
elevation. and can play oh priceless life
pawns To win game OF ambition
zYet- constituted rs human nature is, we
fear there must be those in every service
who have no higher motive than their own
and who carry self into all the |
OF camp and council. Whilst |
no man can pe great without an honorable |
that is not an honorable ambition |
which makes self, and not duty, the govern. |
uc principle OF action. With duty as n
guide duty to the country, duty to princi-
,le--our cause would be placed on n basis
II imprcgnabie strength. o., if it should
ALI, its fall would invoke no self reproaches |
would not bereave us of fortitude, resig-
ation, and dignity; we should not tall with
t., but leave name to live when we are
cad, and from the ashes of our sepuIchres
causmt vital sparks TO the hearts of OPP
ressed humanity in every age.
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i!y II. 5. fzea sa,,ts, d,scl.

- -~---------'---' $3.50
i ARQE sale Of Cabinet Mskat g stock OF furpt
iate, EUNse faFn isbiGR Goods and splvn i'd
Pianos, nj pqDti; aaatioa -On TGegdsy, tue I2ih
inst At 10 ciock, " sell, ~ the store Of Mr.
da;hrlght, op ueye1DeT street, the Rhulc q his
valuable stock ii tutniiule, &c, cInpi istng ia
past
most excellent pisnos, in rosewood cases
do do msh9gauy do
Several very handsome g. Is OF chamber iarDiture,
in black wsfaut ant mshoeaBy BCluJil~y
Jenny Lind 1T ta.eAds
fupetb wsrdsobes Cabinets
Nashstsnds, With marble elab5
Several eeat sets stsluej imitation do
Lynch scroll, cottage, truude, ana oths. bed
steads
Mahogany sui other 9srdrobes
SiJebOafds, cabinets, Wa.hstsnds
hafbh top, pier, and csHtre tables
Dining, card aud toilet tables
Mahogany rock ing, esHet, arm aud other chairs
Splendid leather beiE, ha'r mattresses
Cotton and shuck Gad shuck do
Bbgters willows, sheets ANA blankets
Gilt framed aud other mirrors
a general assortment Of orockecy, including
Dtbes, pistes, cuIs snd eaucers
Toy se;s bows and pitchers
variety of glassware, BhtiaDa ware
valuable assortment " looking glass plates,
OF various sz 3 az 10 40 by So
AIsd,
An aseorttnAnt Of hardware .uch SO
Door sAd drawer locks, kuobs
Bed rcsews, carrisge b0ltH, hinges
Screws from X incn H. iucu
Caasis Of t1ois, abiGet iusser's tools
lot Of prime vaTnieh, together with great "a
fioty Or oiLeT RIiiG teo numerous 10 specify Ia
aeiai
The above sale is we'll worthy TIE notice Of buy
ers the goods are excellent. the rate positive
J;s FAEssAN1'S, A9ct.
svAEpSJ ME Furniture for gale nj g. e,ion.-
I 4 GA M0Cdsy, tbe iitb iast, at 10 O'Clock
Wfii felI, tEs .icuse Of Se jam 81 aux corner
canal snd Isl sttee'R, &u USoollout assortment VI
seTBlture, siuoTg TGICl -
oue haniseme roEewood PariVI suite, ia. salin
bIoCsteiie, erabfRcicg
/ large eois
8, chair and other chairs
ii shogaBy centre nGrb.e top iIbis
Walnut etsgre, hatracs
Aansle ornanients, pictures
very hae engraving PGtAa0tAs's Wedding
Mahogany sldfbOaTd
Walnut french be1siesd
Ftne feather beas, matis esses
EureGu3, raehstGEds
Asst
Al Rsg0TtnPnL Of kj;cbea furniture
Cooking snI psIor stoves, sc
jys 81 PLEASAsTs, Auct.
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kg I1etEtooOd, IHsUlf1S Co, AHctsy
No 81 Main street.
Is EST EEL Furniture and
IA Butchers implements
For sala ST Auction.
% NoaiAy. tho iith instant, C. niaaelGiaR at 10
o'G6ck, Se wiA scii at spa,lea al tie resiience Of
afs aasth, on Book avenue, be,r this laafm.ry
81 fIsle's De Sales, the household and kitchen fnr.
allure, siubract0s ali ase ueoessAry Articles VI
housekeeping, aud all Of tbs brat class. Among
The si.cheJ furniture may be found
large stove, In complete oi der
splendid saussge rocker aud ssgilay ma
Gitiue
large ,esiding kettles
Aud many other vsashie artc'os.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS n go,
" AuCiiUucefs
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.By d. u. Iptll.o as, A1sct.

1.-TWO Building Lots la the towa Of Fulton fer
y sae ~-0u Tuesday, iZh July, at O'clock T.
~ viii be sold, upon the pssnises two Lois Nos
sha io) In the town Il FUTON, on tins north side Of
N'ch6lo ~ street, tron,ifg l IL feet
f1gnS-tRsh. WILLIAMS,
ly9 Auetiourar
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LxTTkA LIFT.

ET or I.xrrEass REMAINING IN THE Nc iei. AoSu
Pysr~oFf1CE the 81 day o. in'y, q, 49,. az
,Ass "a ~ a Z Is ip-aiss,siv iag date 81 List
s~-yh, ps,tsrs viii ss I've esata 81 sass ''
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by bcnse' II. 1ostoT, Alat'r.

ny |1HH' III. 1ostJT, dt1tF.
fksISBkR, Toois, Carts, &osst auction VIII be
Il saii on Tuesday, the I2,h day 81 July, at 10
c'ciock M, on the pisms.s, In sidney, on the
Westhsn Pisnsreaj, ct tue hc,Iw right and black
smith shop is'siy occupied by Daniel Oliver, all
ifss STOCK en- ha~d, consisting Of Timber. Tools,
csrta and unfinished wesk.
TEEas~Casii, Jas OLIVER,
Surviving partner.
Sa!o % be eohd0eted by JAs ID TzYLJn, Auct'r.
All ysTslbs having claims against the firm of
Dsniel II . liver viii present tnsnl for set;!eusa:,
. d a.! il feb;s~- viii come forward ami settle III.
safrs ~ 93t
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1HE Undersigned has ih3 honor [, AZ
knowledge tho receipt, fiom the ladies al
Charlotte County of sUndfy articles for tha use ol
the SICK sni wJCn ded in thia division. These run
flies have been Issued ia accordance with the in e.
ssntion oil tue lair donors, aud have been duiy ap-
preciatei by the so!die re " no hays psttiopate Ia
their strbd'ion. w CHAPMAN,
Asst Surgeon in charge
tilmoorszo Hospital, 9Th Division, July Z 1861.
lg9-Iit
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L. RENCH ilair Dressing Saloon,

L. kENCH iiair Dressing Saloon,
n No 100 Main street.
Richmond, Va.
Fair Cutting and curling In the latest Paris style.
biaids, cutiS, wigs and lUupees repaired and
madt To order, On short notice, and on liberal
terms.
The proprietor respectfully calls the attention
ut ms fiieBds and Customers TO the fact thai h has
pat up private saloon he'd 10 his establish.
m"nt-eAci usivtiy Tor ladies'
20 Ladies private entrance by the side door.
y-tf Dp
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T- SECoND Btpiist Church, corner 9th aud
- Main s's Rev SHAVER will preach ut th,s
,huicaon - morrow Sunday mprning, at eleven
O'Clock. The public are invited 10 attend
jy 9-lta
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;triCk Va flax AND HAsIsE Iss CumPY(
Richmond, July 4, 1864 /
~ The adjourned meeting W The S.ockhptd-
~ ere uf lti5 company, for the election III ~
fectofs AMI the Transaction of other bu.iness Will
be held at the c0mPaay'a oiiisa on Monday next
iiih ihstaot, al IL O'ccck H.
jy S-3ti RS WILLIE In 9a-,v
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RUHA VA vs.

GINl hoLLAkS Reward Runaway iuu ,t.
OOU snbacTibrr, un Stt4idIy. lt.l ia.. 4.
gao than hsmed Phliip, - 81 q, yrla old 8 t,.t5
or inches bigh, slender euti, Iltg- eys- ma
sua1i' chin. ASA spedss quickly. IA, ,g,s f.a,-,F
Owned BY Iii Moore, ,umcgr lafiuh,nt. ,p rr..l
Sls-et. fot bis return 20 ne go rruaorri,n. lg
a"the lat sill pay 81 fr'vsFi OF s,iiH ou -ta-i
cation g. me, "n the Withholding tuirpt.,. s,lf
battery No g. 4 W NEWMAN
IS i-65i
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by 0ot,tin & Aptlgrso1t, A,.cts.

EtY Desirable Residence on Cdur,h !iiiif on
tue aUuth side oi NJ. between 25ih aud s6.h
sis, Tor ss.e at auctioa.N be sold a auction, pa
The premises. Monday, iSe IIth '0i Juiy, 1861
at O'Clock 4 " the large AMI excellent brick ami
tfsme tenement located as sbG,e, nov III the OCcu-
pancy CT Capt Rowe at ihs rate OF 81 900 per year
payable monthly. fossesstsn csn be had Ia 9 thul
time. Tue hot has front Of 80 feet aud depth
of.la0 Aect Tho prcm.ses have accommodations
for moderate sizoi family,
TAEas-Ca. or credit, st ihs Upsioa OF tho par
chsEeF uODDlN Il 4PpgkSok,
j. u AuslioaeeIg.
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HC&SEs, Sc, FOX S4LE

sSFoH ssl3--A Tesy nao yyvnE ;.a,sg, PIX yru'
oids Suitable Tor csgAiEy. sal.s Js:1l.y .hJ
'ans very fesi, aud Is sound 10 ulaj sad iaab, ~
ply nj The ho-pta. at l.atl,Yy i-Jg
Ie "a taHl'gT
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

tbs perfnTuiaafa To conclude with
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
OE,
THE PET OF THE PUBLIC.
a comedy ('e arranged by Miss Phctlngton) Of
the taost brilliant, attractive, aud thr or,icr;
AMI With its leading character in III. hands Of Ia
comparable Comedienne as Miss PsrtiDgtoD, sup
port ed by excellent cast II cannoL but receive the
most hasaeI rendition. Miss PsFtInston bas here
totore appeared 10 the greatest possible advantage
ia this piece, achieving the utmost success ard
Person&ting iess than i've different character. 10
the rendition OF her part jy 82t+
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III Ha, Ise, for gaio.--uan be had In any aasu
.iy, NJ All hours of the day, At the American sta
bias c'faes OF ie'h ana Cary streets.
Jo Its BW GREEN.
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fkUIE iLLu5rEArED "EkWSp
l. The illustrated "Ne9s,p
he Iilnstraied .saews %
Ready
This t5ATURDAY) at O'Clock.
I'll
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYs.



BY Williamson Il Co., AncDys,
mo ls1Main street. between 9th and 10th
uriaE furniture,
fiEf gaid Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Dry Goods.
Books and Stationary, sc,
Al Auction
On Wednesday, the 1871, inst, commencing al 10
o'clock A N, we win sell, at our saiesfooia, No
1872 Main street, an assortment OF furniture, &c,
consisting OF the following aud other attieies--
Cabinets, wafdrobes
Washs.ands, lounges
Jenny Lind and cottage bedsteads
Hair, shuck and cotton mattfessrs
Sheets, blankets, gai Is, sc
Glass and cr0ckery waite
SBtay, tete a i.tes, etagfca
Dining, Pafior and Kitchen tables
Paf0r and other chains
Severai fine ,pld watches
Boebs, stationery, dry goods
Fancy articles. eIo,biug, etc.
jyo WILLIAMSON Il GO. Auets
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AUCTION .s''.A.l!Ll.Es-rai, -.
IN II. r. Taglg. n.

AUCTION ,.. ss.ALEs--ras o..
IN ~ z Taylor, Nd
Wilt sell Al suction 4, aay
i iMge Day ktsitiss, 5oaax h,,
| ESgs Day mare 'sad
small bay horss
large mules
T. nsss rate spring wsgon.
= raYLog. T..
~ ~ a Heisigey, Aac,
/ tsaccsssor 10 PuIiisn, HaBes
1 - - SssH
| wiz saii al AUCTION ihis f3stn,,
Il ;" ~ e,ocx, On Ccaneil Cbamss, y a''s,s,
good work horses hiil- ~
| 2excelient muiea
.. :, = 4 w'lsIasa. ,o,r,
~ H. II. itsck, Als5 .
tohes 80 50 asta st,,,,
EHoSsi1 h ss,:,,.,. -
9 | shan seli At ,hs aorsc Io, u, a. a. .ha14a.
w thr, At 10 0'elook- u aaisf;ss a.
several has htrss8. Amsps ~
'"aau good eayairy hofs,a '@ a. ss
sIg5,
80 ! SiiIi"s-a par equal 10 sgy i....
! shich COW, giving mix ~ a 'ha .ss,.
Siafhitufs Wagons, Sc
Sg II LUCK. Az.
FIT, - ~, - As,a ,;,s,
~ Ifs"s. ~. heesee, A7sf--,---.
'0'aSe corner Of i2tb aad Csry .,,-,,,
HoeSR3, uiulys, AMI family rs,,,....
IL l. sassion.-l si'l a-Il. o., &C ~ 1ale a.
IN =" saturday morning. sou, me. 'aail.
Ervrra! gosd-gso lorses
fias a,slss
very hoe bay mare
elegant ianlity es-rts.-. il. ,.o,,-,
- - " kss2EE, "a
ane hio9dca maze, : y,.,f.,l4,..
Warranted sound, and rruii. ,'., 'P''..
very hdBd5a-r aala W. "'''esa-
y S---.-- liios " sttast ,s.
Ay &. ~. Utais. An,
mo g @iaia strsst
IA Ut he sold at auction, ST 1ay sim. ....
s,ssi,o 80 10y a. I" O'Clock l.5ss al j,
cottage AID Fr5Gea l., l.tesd, '"''
Aat're sea, feather bs,is
Cabinets, tables, chaIfg
Nsrirobes, gofss caoktap ai5,.s
tiIoekeTy aud glssssaiG
Dry g0ois, si0thing sh, 20
Bco1s, bAts, blankets. a.
''oceri's, tobacco, cigarS, Sc
dold snf silver watches lrwa.ly a..
y ----..------ g "uLle. a.r
~ ite'tgo, !, inMlpS Il e., Aqe..a...s.
i5i Slain street
~ q wa r"H a. ihe huf-r taT, oa Vyur.t a..
oe' "a y, nh 9di'idif n'NI, rpma.i of
sJdit" aun lArprs= horses
Out -'ugit e3thssc sBJ htio,.t
several usut,s &c.
kti'NuOp, tHtLLlFS * tu ,,,,.
~ 81 s,,,,''
~ Williamson & Go, Ar-.,..
lN0. lsS Main 81, bet 9Th and icibl
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GkNTLEIES 5LISF

siss l. 6-hIsA X s-miss r C--miss q NJ b s-ahE "a
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n Ew MUsfC, July
IL j w RANDOLPH bag received
Wai' 'iii The war, love, 10 over. 81 50
Yes, We think OF Thee al home, $50
m leaving thee ia sorrow, Annie. 81 60
Ksvinac's medley, quo.aiep. III 90
stoaewaii lAcksDn's grand march x2b0
The stan,tIfi bearer. 81 : iy 0-Iti
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~: tCk for 1als--Iu any quantity and At Ill
hours, on sth ~, near srosswoud II tel 1t 10 cents
per pound. Uy g. l5,'l Wa COOK.
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AS-SPEc1AL Notice MY friends who have &C
counts with me viii please rem srsber that am not
prepared 70 make personal applicasisu, aud vii
trust GEMS forward and se..Ie them without further
solicitation. Respectfully,
WI q sCHWALMEYER
SUCCESSOR 20 Hrsh,
ST l03 Brnad street.
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LOST. SYEArED. &c

l}-iVc are compelled 10 omit 4 portion of
GcnllemcR'S list until Monday,
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MfE wa sell a. ihe hDf-l iaI. oa V,.,,,.,,.,
~ brt H'1, ga Sdtaidsf utNI, d. pngn.,.t
s5ditF auu l,trgrsz hofs,-
Ont -iugit etttissc snJ ht5,...
several u.ul,s, 80.
kebNuOu. tfltLLlFS * tu st,,.
IS 81 =. '.''
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-11-11

ga The only grounds upon which
our government is endeavoring to OBJ
tain an order from the Canadian au.
thorities for the rendition of the rob
bers and murderers who recently made
the raid upon St. Adams is found in
the facts to be applied to the case I'M
der the following article of the Ash
burton Treaty
Art 10. 1t is agreed that the
United States and her Britannia Ma
Iesty, shall upon mutual acquisitions
by them, or their ministers, officers or
authorities, respectively made, deliver
up to justice all persons who, being
charged with the crime of murder, or
assault with intent to commit murder.
or piracy, or arson, or robbery, or for
gerry, on the utterance of forged papers,
committed within the jurisdiction of
either, shall seek an asylum, or shall
be found within the territories of the
other provided, that this shall only
be done upon such evidence of crimi-
nality, as according to the laws of the
place where the fugitives or person so
charged shall be found, would Justify
his apprehension or commitment for
trial, If the camp or offence had there
been committed"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-11-11
Sayings and DOings at Montpelier.

November 2, Senator Nichols re-
ported "an act for organizing the Mi
htia." 1t provides for the enrolment
of all between the ages of Is and As.
The State is to be divided into II dis
tricts, in each of which regiment CON
sisting of ten companies of 101 men
each, is to be raised by volunteering or
if necessary, by draft
In each congressional district there
is to be one brigade, and the whole
State is to constitute one division.
There are also to be be in each con
gressional district one or more batter
les Of light artillery, and such cavalry
as the Commander-in- Chief shall deem
necessary.
Mr.. Soule, of Fairfax, introduced an
act to authorize the towns of Fairfax.
Georgia, Cambridge, Fletcher and
Waterville, to raise money to build a
railroad A joint resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Wheeler Of South Hero
was adopted, thanking the people OF
Philadelphia for their kindness to
Vermont troops, whether in hospitals
or elsewhere, and expressing apprecia-
ton of their patriotism and kindness
to soldiers generally; adopted.
The Legislature resolved to adj,
journ from Saturday to Wednesday
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on motion Of
Mr.. Wilson, of Bakersfield. Senator
Collamer spoke in Representative.
Hall for two hours on "the rebellion
its origin and its purposes" Judg,
Collamer is Justly ranked as one o
the ablest members Of the UniteC
States Senate, and his address was ne
markable for its array of facts an,
force of logic. Hon George Thomp
sons address reported by Mr.. p. Dew
ing has been printed in pamphlet forn
at the Freeman Office, and we trus
Judge Collamer's speech will be ais
printed in pamphlet form and widel
distributed.
The important act by which v,
grancy was made crime and speedil
punished, was passed and went ini
operation, Nov. 3.
No further business Of general III