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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

WoUNDED 0TFIoERs.-Tbe following named officers
wounded in the fights about the city, yesterday, were
received at tie officers hospital:
Brig Gen Gordon, wounded in the left arm 1t W
White, /, SD G; L. Q W Ta'c, F, SD N @; 1t W
C0llin G, SD G; 1t L R'diick, G, CObb's cAvary
L. F Halstesd, 1, SO Va; Capt W Ainrs. G, 4Sd
Ale; 1t N L Barber, D, As Ala; 1t R Redwood, K
4sd Ale; 1t P Psrneck @, 9th cavalry; 1t
Eastery, G, oh cavalry. Most of the above, e1-
cept Gordon, are eighty wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

fhiry-6ve Yankee versss Of war now waitir for
crew. and orders have been issusd to disband over
thousand negroes recently enlisted in Maryland and to
transfer them imm dAey the navy, Secretary Wses
hAViOg consented to accept them in default of able or
ordinary seamen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

FEOx FoRr SUMrEE-COlOnel Stephen Fl lott has been
relieved of the command Of Fort Sumter to take
mand Of the Holcombe Legion.
Captain @ Mitchell, tried and gallant young off,
Ger Of the lst Artillery, viii take command of the
f,rt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
THE CITY.

cAsuALnS-The following named virgini, soldiers,
wounded in the fights and skrmshes around the city
yesterday received at the Seabrooks Hospital up
10 six o'clock P. NJ:
JB Jennings, +, SSH We; R HudgnS, g, bSi We; O
Everett, /, ssth Va; P suead, G. 42d battalion;
Slaughter, D, SD; H Pollard, /, s2d; L TOuk, O.,
SD; Dsstin, O, SD; Ohildress, O, Oh; W T
Ovens, G, So b; R R ssadlsr. x, f4tt; Grommange,
I, ssh; W G Anderson, D, 2Ssh Battalion; Robert
son. F, Sad; wOOsen, +, SD; Tis Hubert, /, 80;
W Clark, O, s2d; W Watts A. S2'; J Baker, D, 26th
Battalion; F Hall, +, SD; W Wckson, +, s2d;
shelburn, So; Brooks, Thomlins Artillery; O Sad
der, O, l9:h Va regiment, HgginbOtham, l. 10th
Va; G Ham, O, l4th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
- Qaar.ermaa,sr General.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS cONPY,
AUGUSTA GA, Feb. 20, 1864
The Southern Express Company hereby no
y. the friends and relatives Of soldiers in he Army Of Mott
Virginia elsewhere that they prepared TO carry
arrangements announced IN the above card and that ih
Ei do all In their power fulfil liz requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER
General superintendent, and Acting President
fs2-d3m Southern Exp-ess COMPANY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
w- AN APPEAL TO THE pROpLE OF

THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs-The Directors Of The Young
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully tut
he States appeal 10 behalf The soldiers ssi
lies In III city. Stree The commencement the Richmond
been refuge for those who have been driven ia m their
homes by ruthless enemies Thousands Of helpless
from nearly every state OF the confedacy sought an
syIu h, cur mds Gu citizens have been appealed
10 relieve the sick and wounded soldiers
and clothing for soldiers r the field and hosp tall snd
10 al Mod and shelter their suffering families, and noby
have % the great majority Of instances responded 70 every
appeal -
ducsd difficulties OF obtapng others By Ordinary means
neou great that the funds contributed Tor the relief
accomplish out little In the necessaes
oflife.
In written report from the Cio.hng Bureau appears that
there are Than three thousand females In this city who are
seeking employment from the Government In vap and that those
VINO optn work not fully employed The received
icr the Work viii not enable poor procure
sucieney OF the planet food tor emselyss and children
Tonf assistance then, city ami .uny generally
many instances oil actual starvation have occurred
che OF supplies, both for grAuto-s and for
a cost but the agents employed purpose haye NOT been
able 70 proccre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these creun stances feel that our duv 10
zens thro states "a
orHSTd without delay coIbuton Of money md supper 10
the Army Committee q this Association. bnce Commence
OF tie this Committee has abored faith
fully the temporal and spiritual welfare soldiers and
tier families, and for the Of glorious csuse Let
solders be discouraged now the
SeTest and tut last and glorious campaign
az home
shipments made TO Roger Martin or VIM p.
tended Aud In accordance with special agreement made
the Superintendent Of the Southern Express Company all
sxless charges win be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions Of should also be mt 20 these geneGen
}. D. X. sLDoHr, Secretary. ~. y
Ez1- soulberi papers requested to copy. ap21--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
PATENT SORGHUM or SUGAR CANE
CRUSHkR.

THE officially of obtaining imported sugar
and moasses ~ 10 rely on home production One
cultivated hun viii yield Sufficient molasses
consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your lsn and plant seed earysecure good
Uruher and make moasses the Sorghum cane
1stares
iber obtained Letters from the oon'ede
states for and improved Sorghum sugar oane
uher. In the rspdltJ with which the juice from tbs
taksin the styng Of the juice hows In the econ OF
lbor required the iehinen simplicity OF contuc
which Is good IuEnipg order,
sis much superior the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTs..
particulars sd the subsc Der a. BAsvile
Post Office, Powhstsn County, Val JOHN B00KsR Eq who
has model at the office OF Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
ap1 d2t&c3ms THOMAS o. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
BALLARD HOUSE.
M r. d II ~ MT Oh A q Il.

THE Proprietors of the BALLARD HOUSE
\ deemlng conducive comfort and convenience Of
their ors have determined TO conduct the hotel
. the EUROPEAN STYLE
The HOrEL established under this and
after the 4h OF April The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited tables
viii be lied with the best that sofd and
very convenience and comfort regards and servants
a ntions will be furnished.
beg express their bsnkH those who
generously pstror lied them and BY giving their mol
ua attention 10 the pleasure and comfort Of their guests hope
: merit 4 continuance OF the same
HKAIs-from A. N. TO IL p. N.
apl j. O. TALL1AfERR0 Il CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
CORGHUM BoILRRsi
soRsHUM BoILERsi

sheet Iron sss for Sorghum pans for sale
in any quantity 81 old Dominion Iron And Nah Work. Pearl
StrssS 4 ]. BLANKKNSHIP,
Spi0-SAuln Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGd
CUf TIE C0NFEDERAOY
QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BCSEAU, 7
Richmond Feb 20, 1864.

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT.,
RAILROAD BUsEAU,
Richmond, Feb 20, 1864.
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Il Army Mort Virginia hereby notified thai
has this day Effected with tue southern Express
Company TO ell packages OF food and wearing apparel
Richmond, Va.
the advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company the fol owing Instructions must be obseEved
Packages must hundred poundE bS
well secured md plainly marked and scot at the The
shipper either Of the sodes Relief Associations which
located as follows:
In North Carolina Raiezh; 10 South Carolina al Columbia
In Georgia. at Augusta In Alabama 81 Montgomery; TO
other point at which thefe Associations have Office
The these Associations will there
and ship daily by houthe Express Company 10 toe props
Agents the respective States Rchmond who viii er
distributed TO the proper Individual owners.
meet the Of the Eoicers and give them certst
and speedy commuoica ion with home, the ecuthera Expre
Company has agreed give this freight preferences svery
thing and order hst obstacle nsy TO the
audAbe enterprise the segersl railroad copaLl
hereby requested to render the Company sueh ac
will enable 1t 70 make this arrangement mpee
As the Southern Express Company all responsibility
the trsnspoon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested withdraw hr Agents Who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers. II the Relief Associations S esab
agencies In the other srs ey may enjoy the
privileges hereby aecured 10 the Army Of Northern Virgins
Y w. alSs,
Lielt. COL and QuartsIriaEtei.
Approved.
A. 3. LAWTOa,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

TIE INTERPRETATIONS AROUND RICH.
ROND-OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED
GENERAL STUART EEAD-LSTERRSTING
ITRNS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

whose pep, marked With Orcn VIII andss-
sans Inst o. suosorpon about 70 expire, and VII
ss-lt JsonptlJ n ghsy VII thsis papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

II INVESTIGATION OF APPLICANTS ron EXEMPTION.
other applications for exemption shall be made In writing
enrolling officer Of the county district In which the app
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

TEs1s DAHT, year ESQ, Ilx months, tl three months
g. Yer slzanEica g. 2 sr month.
sES'-wEsxIss $50. stx months, Sla. No subscription
received for less o. noatas
WRnT ysAr. tlO months .. No subscription received
Or lcsl Aa1 months.
br,ni;lA aee5 az risk OF tls subscriber
Rsustanees In ave dollar bills old issue discounted accOsd
ing . the market value Rebmond a. the time Of receipt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

ts.tInouy and dealt with according to the provisions Of
paragraph III Of General Orders No. %, A. and g. o. current
Every application for exemption should be careiully NIL
nutay and thoroughly by the local enrolling once
th he ala temporary board be organized The "a
clause Of paragraph H. this circular, and be thereafter trans
tted 10 me Of conscpts for the State with re
port Of facts their respective opinions on the merits Oh he
application ,,.u .,,,n. to,,b
IN regular order the developed In he investigation gvg
the reasons opinion expressed and instead Of being
put IN the form enforcement will be made on separate
sheet OF paper. =,
application and the papers that accompany H. or merely
te tuh OF e therein made bat should be decte
with view OF ascerAnng all the facts and circumstances OF
the case and the exa condition Of the parties wan ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
business HOUSE FOR RRNT.-Th,

ID house on 18th street, recently occupied by T. D.
Vile, Is for rent Possession gives at once
Aso No Porter for hire the balance OF the year
Apply to DEANE s0MERvILLE,
mJ5-eod8t q Basin Row.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
AN ORDINANCE
TNO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT THE 1lIa
Il sEOfIoN OF TIE ORDINANCE c0NOsRHIEG MAR

KITS
Passed April TO- 1854
ordained by the Council the City OF Richmond That
IRE section q the ordinance concerning
the 18Th day OF October 1865 the is hereby
eDeaed and rs-enacted so rs 50 read as follows:
Section H. After market hours person sell or urchase
Streets other than about house It's pre-
rnes But person shah offer for sale at market, butter
gs 1s fowls, fruits vegetables any oher articles which
have purchased At market, while heir 10
within SIX miles Of MARKET except fruit
which Ihs b.en produced In smother stAtes
At daree eic than fifteen miles from this city Nor
hail person engaged Ia selling CT market, butter eggs
purchit himself by Tie Of another at market,
eF ior ef cher on the sane lay that he
aereof, butter fowls person violating
s section ha forfeit what rurchaed ard shs for
gcl4on pay ine q not les tasn ten th,n fifty
oaIs; IL he be guilty second time Of such violation,
addition 10 the foe the efo be prohib forever after
Fards either principal agent for snothsr rou Offering for
either market any o. said articles and II peffon
hall SELL offer fos GALE anything whatever at any uarke IN
% city after hs EhA have been pTohioitsd tie thing BCd
offered Tor sale shall be forfeited TO the city end be seited
Of the market the benefit OF the city, and
party os ding ,ha be ened fifty dollars for
each thing 50 sold or offered for sale, by him.
Ia oopy.l
a. W. MORTON,
"a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
IA T0WLEs VOOLFOLK at Orange q. H, Virginia, are
requested forward settle and ay their accounts and
bouds day next longer indulgence
be given Those parsons having claims against the said
Arm earnestly ieitei them by that time
books papss In the possession OF Mr. Richard
Boulware Orange H. fully aaho lied 10 settle all
claims for and az ,ins the said concern. it
J. T. VOOLFOLK,
apl5-c1m' Surviving Partner or ~eI Voolfolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
NOTICE TO RAILROAD, TURNPlKG,
IN TOLL BRIDGE. CANAL OR NAVIGATION COMPANIES

An ACT 10 autorize the board of public
the rates Of t0u % be charged by railroad and oter
companies, and Occurring certain dsiss Gad liabilities ~
rai[rOdd, espress and Other companies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
spEo1AL ORDERS, /
PEDAL ORDERS,

ID dance with the above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
city Snd those duty In this city who have not already done
SOY will report 10 person. without delay, these headGuarter
BY order Of Bnsaaer General Jons h. wnDHR, oommg
0spt J. W. PKGRAA A. A. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

Andy Harman, Of PendletOn county, . member of
ImoCdsn's command, charged with desertOa and con-
nection With the Swamp Dragons, last week found
guilty BY the Court Martial and sentenced to be shct
The sentence ia to be executed on Saturday next
Harnan is young man, in the prime Of life, and is
very respectfully connected. His fate ia a sad but
just Ons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

d 0 kEWARD.-Ranaway on the 26th of
OOO last March, my sdADRkoK. he is about for.v
years age built helsh. Aye feet SIX inches
black, slightly crossed, legs much bowed ssr
ers slightly when talking. will pay the shove REGARD cr
him delivered to conhn.d so .nat can get him
MRS s. X. WINeToN
ap16-8taE2at Poinie ster's Store. Louisa Co. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
% KlLLKD IN NourpEp.

Lieut.. Col. Robert + ndolph, Of the Ash Virginia
CAsaEy, killed ysgtsr morning the Meadow
bridges. he vas native Of Fauquier county, Va
HjOsWOOldridge, Of ,l' same regiment, vas wounded
n the late engagement q SaOtsylSania O. H. His l'g
has been ampuated. " +. Bee, son OF TaOmas Bee,
PFesden. Of the Bank Charleston S. O., was killed
while behind the breastw rks on Swift Creek, Monday
afternoon by a shot from oao OF the enemy'l sharp
shootars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

Gen. Stuart was reported a. improving last evening.
Toe Of his death a. uo~u which caused so deep
sensation among toe resil-nt and transient popul-
ton Of Rietm2nd, spe, Oily dissipated by an an
UOuresmsHs from his surgeon thas he getting on
vel, and thai bis symptoms we're hopeful We trust
that he nay I've to meet and repe many Yankee
raid.
We learned with the saddest roget since the above
WAS IN type, that Gen. Stuart died at o'clock last
night We mus. defer any notice Of his services OW-
ing he htsnsss Of the hour q, which write until
TO moFroW's issue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
&h00 REWARD

TOR RBNT-An excellent Office, with bed
adjoining. In the most desirable end csrirsi
part OF the city. Apply to X. d wAKD
Attorney at Law, 1ftn ct between Main and Bank sa
ap22-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

HEADQ'RS 25rH va. BATFALION, \
CHAFFGS's FARM, April lltb, 1864.
THE 25th Va Battalion having been recent.
i y removed from Richmond point eight ten mills,
bsov the city packages designed for members q the command
wiz be LEFT tbs Rsgand Bro. 14sh street, II
country will be directed 10 the for whom
they are intended Chsn's Farm Of Ragiand Bro
Richmond tlis time hams OF bacon will prove very
ceptable offerings to a majority OF the command
W. n. ELLIOTT,
apIi-c1m Ii. Col 25th Va Battalion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13
WANTED-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction in French, sin end Music, yaih the

EHB ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
pany viii the Ter oonfsdera te tax soskhod
ere advised not to list their sharel
apsO-eodsl' "ooD' ss'S;y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-13

FaOM The rASKJE SAIDERs os TIE NORTH SIDE OF RICH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-18
dhe 6ree press.
BURLINGTON


% Section one Of article two is hereby amend
ed by adding at the end thereof the following
words " Provided that in time OF war, no cleo
tor in the actual military service Of the United
States, in the army or navy thereof, shall be de-
prived Of his vote by reason Of his absence FROM
the State; and the legislature shall have power
to provide the manner in which, and the time
and places at which such absent electors may
vote, and for the canvass and returns Of their
votes in the election districts in which they res
pectiyely reside or otherwise
The above is the amendment to the consti-
tuition of the State Of New York on which
a vote was cast on TUESDAY, March s. Its
adoption by an immense majority Is un-
doubted, though it will require some days to
sum up the returns officially. To make this
amendment the following steps had to be
taken. lst. \ majority vote Of all the
members elected to each branch OF the Leg
lslature was given for it in 1868. %. The
vote with a record of the yeas and nays had
to be entered on the journals and referred to
the Legislature Of 1864, and published three
months previous to the election Of members
to the same. 3D. 1t had to be agreed to by
a majority of all the members elected to each
House Of the said Legislature of 1864. 4th
Il had then to be submitted 10 the people
and to receive a majority Of all the votes
cast. Surely all those precautions seem
abundant against hasty and in considerate ac-
ton With the exception Of the expense Of
publishing the proposed amendment and
Iaying for the services Of some Of the Off
GERS charged with the oversight Of the cleo
ton and canyassing the returns, it has cost
the Treasury Of the State nothing at all to
make it. Yet. here, in our little State Of
Vermont, we yet keep up the stupid and
worthless i. Council Of Ccnsors' arrange
meut, which once in seven years brings along
a considerable expenditure from tine Treasu-
~. whether needed or not. and then keeps
the people from voting directly on what Is
proposed. If Vermont had any common
sense mode of getting at an amendment Of
her constitution, her own brave citizen sol
diers-temporarily absent from the State at
the call Of the national government, and
fighting To save their country from dis
ruption and ruin-could be enabled 10 vote
as well as their companions from New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-18
BersOnAl.
Rutland, March 10. 1864.

Col. Thomas of the sth Vermont arrived
at Montpelier Tuesday, on business connect
ed with the Department of the Gulf. He re-
presents the sth Regiment as now mastering
nine hundred men, VINO are in good health
and fine spirits.
The following promotions in the sth VI.
are announced Maj. II. F. DuttOn to be
Lieut. Col. Capt J. L. Barstow, Co. X. to
be Major lst Lieut. Ford to be Captain Of
Co. X.
Jacob ". Conroe, a well known and high
" respected citizen of Middlebury, died in
Wisconsin last week. He was Assistant As
SCISSOR for the 2d District Of this State.
In list Of casualties in Kilpatriek's late
raid. we find the following names Of wound
ed in the Vt Cavalry John. II. Bennett,
Benjamin Sheldon.
Judge Edgerton Of Idaho, reports that in
the late attack upon robbers in that terrific
". which resulted in the capture and hang
ing Of large number Of villains, George Co
plev, Of Brandon, Vt, OF from that vicinity
was killed by the robbers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-18
Mr. Phillips Lecture.

As was TO be expected, Wendell Phillips
drew a large and intelligent audience to the
Town Hall Friday eye'g. Extra settees and
chairs in large numbers had been carried in
to the Hall. all Of which were filed, while
many persons stood for wantof seats. From
nine hundred to a thousand persons were
present. Mr. Phillips was introduced by
Louis Follett ESD, President Of the Young
Mems Association, who took the occasion
to thank our citizens for their interest in the
Association.
Mr.. Phillips Lecture on Reconstruction
has been 50 often reported in the city papers
that we shall not he expected to give re-
port or.t. The easeand polish of the speak
er's delivery. his bold antitheses, caustic
wit and frequent anecdotes, attracted, inter
e,ted and amused his hearers and while he
talked of the causes of the war, Of the diff
ference between the social systems Of the
South and the North, Of the spirit and valor
with which the fight has been carried on. of
i:s certain issue and Of the increased respect
and better feeling between the people Of the
two sections which would follow it-he re-
taiued the respect Of his audience. When
however. be went on 10 detract from the
well earned fame and To find fault with the
doing, oi men who have done and are doing
a hundred fold more for the cause Of the
country and Of Freedom than Mr.. Phillips
ba, OF csu-who are urging forward the
cause on which in fact he is clog-the in
to-c.t and approval of the mass Of his hear
ers ~cn-iblv declined.
When Mr. Phillips attempts to make a
Vermont audience believe that y. P. Banks
l. tool IN the hands Of Louisiana slave
holders and sccessionist-. he Is splitting
against the wind. Our people have far
more confidence in the fidelity to the cause
OF free labor of the mechanic who has worked
hi way to such high places Of power and
trust, and in the philauthrophy Of the zen
eral who lifted the tired little slave girl on
TO hi, cannon, than they have in Mr. Phil
lips statements. And 1t was paying poor
compliment to the Intelligence of hIs audi
cnce TO cndeayor by the half hour to make
out that the man who over-matched in de
bate the powerful intellect OF stephen A.
Douglas, and whose Proclamation Of Eman-
cipation, issued before the People were oX-
pecting It, has given him a name which will
I be honored for centuries after Mr.. Phillips
i Is forgotten, il only an honest Kentucky
fool.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-18
NUMBER THIRTY EIGHT


The CoLoREp SCHOOLS OF NEW ORLEANS.
There are seven schools for colored children
IN New Orleans, with an aggregate of about
400 scholars, all organized and superinten-
ded by Lieut.. W b. Stickney,-a vermonter.
The New Orleans Era of Feb. 26th describes
a tour among the schools in company with
Col. McKaye, one Of the commission appoint
ed by the President to inquire into the con-
dition of the eolored people, and adds
Speaking with Col. McKaye, after our
visit, he said "they were the best colored
schools in the United States - which is no
small compliment to the teachers and 10
Lieut.. W. B. Stickney, Superintendent, and
under whose charge they have been organ
lied.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-18

NORWICH UNIVERSITY is hourishIng and
cramped for room. To supply the immediate
wants of the university, new building, and
additions to the library and cabinets, the
trustees have voted to raise S25, 900, and
Rev. Josiah Swett of Bethel, Vt, is appoint
ed an agent to collect subscriptions. The
roll of honor of the university embraces three
major generals, seven brigadiers, twenty-five
colonels, lieutenant colOnels and majors, the
same number of surgeons, fifty captains and
forty lieutenants.