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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
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prepared. The page and type are similar to those OF
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ment, are omitted, and IN some instances the account
has been yet never interfere with the
interest completeness Of the story
Unquesouably this book stands pre-eminent in inte
among all yet ocrasioned by the rebellion. Its sub
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teen editions have been called for fast they could
be printed. II has been most warmly commended by the
loyal press Of he country and scarcely less 80 by pof
ton AZ least of the English press by whom II u Acknow
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the malicious charges which envy and hatred have brought
Against.hm.
It contains an anecdo,a sketch Of Gen Buffers brill
liant and remarkable at the bar Of Massachusetts
history Of the secret movements in the Charleston
yention conversations between Gen. Butler and the
leading secessionsts ashington in December 1860
the real plans Of the atnfs Cen Butler invited to join
them his advice TO Buchanan his Efforts In preparing
Massachusetts for war the celebrated march via An
napos, 10 Washington his night march 10 Baltimore
collision with Gen. Scott his at Fortress Mon
roe the history Of the eont,oodnd' his sdvoe to the
the battle Of Great Bethel the Haueras Expedition F;
the secret history Of the New Orleans Expeditions the
adventures u the General in getting ship Island
ul u the capture u New Orleans the landing
Of tie troops In the city a complete narrative Of sue
ceeding events with large number Of highly interest,
ing narratives aud anecdotes never before published
the recall OF Gen Butler, and the explanation given Of it
BY the Government his present opinions upon the great
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DYsPEPSIA AND FITS.

A SURE CURE FOR
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Treatise on FmriRn and Native Herbal Preparations
published by Dr. Phelps Brown The prescription
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LORD SHAFrEsBuRY recently stated, in a
public meeting in London, that, from person
al observation, he had ascertained that Of adult
male criminals of that city, nearly all had fall
len into course Of crime between the ages
OF eight and sixteen years; and that, II a
young man lived an honest life up to twenty
years of age, there were forty-nine chances in
favor, and only one against him, as to honor
able life thereafter.
This is fact Of singuler Importance to
athers and mothers. and shows a fearful re-
sponsibility. Certainly, parent should Sc
cure and exercise absolute control over the
child under sixteen. It cannot be a difficult
matter to do this, except 10 very rare cases !;
and II that control is not very wisely and eff
GENTLY exercised, it must be the parents fault;
IL Is owing to the parental neglect or remiss-
ness Hence the real source of ninety-eight
per cent. OF the real crime in a country such
as England OF the United States lies a, the
door of the parents. 1t is fearful reflection
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
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ny long u uy anI practices, experience Of IN
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SIMlNAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. deyos great part of his time the reAtmen Of
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eets produced ny early habits Of YOUTH Weakness Of the
ptaton Of the heart, Dyspepsia
the digestive functions, mptoms Of Consumntion m
fearful effects ths mind much dreaded los. ~
confusion Of ideas Of spirits Evil orehod
tngs aversion OF cociety sedstruat timidy amon
the evils produced Such should, before
Ing matimony, consult physician Of experience and H.
once restored 10 health and happiness Patients h ~
remain under Dr. DOws treatment few
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'@.stharS tbs Gonrss Of empire takes its Map.'
MarmaduM.

1t is stated that the rebel Gen. Mar
maduke was captured by little boy
belonging to one Of the Kansas regi-
ments. He at first refused to surren-
der to an "infrior officer" but was i'm
mediately persuaded to do so. The lad
brought him to Gen. Curtis headquar-
ters, where he introduced himself, much
to the surprise of all, but especially of
the boy hero. Gen. Curtis asked the
boy how long he bad to serve before
his term of enlistment wonld expire.
The reply was eight months" The
General Immediately wrote furlough
for that time. and presented him with
the horse, revolvers, belt and sabre of
the rebel General. ... ........u
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Tha Indian War.

General Pope, in submitting hs offi'
cial report of the operations in the
Department of the Northwest for the
past year, says in settling a peace
with the Indians he intends to do away
entirely with treaties. which system
~ aIways artcnucu with Irauu upon
the Government and the Indians. His
plan is based simply upon the under,
standing that the Indians behave them
selves and do not molest the whites
end that the whites shall be made tc
deal fairly with the Indians and not
molest them in any way. The militia
ry authorities undertake to enforce
good conduct on both sides. and vii
have the power. it not interfcred with
to do SO thoroughly. He says thu
Government may safely dismiss al
apprehensions of Indian wars in th'
Northwest. IN a. -..~.s .e..
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01
Charles City, Iowa, Dec. l, 1864.
The Northwestern Conspiracy.


The testimony taken before the Mil
itary Commission, in session at Indian
apolis. is developing q marvellous piece
of villainy, and is gradually fastening
guilt upon men who have thought
themselves sllrewd enough to conceal
their tracks. The testimony of DIR.
James B. Wilson gives an inside view
of the Chicago Convention, and the
meetings Of the Sons of Liberty, held
eotemporsneously with it in that city.
Mr.. Vallandigham, who drafted the
second resolution Of the Convention,
presided over these secret conclavcs
Of the order, surrounded by men who
were conspiring for an uprising and
bloody revolution in the North west !;
by men who coolly contemplated the
release of rebel prisoners and their
onslaught upon unprotected cities and
villages by confessed emissarics of
the rebel government; by men who
invited invasion Of Northern soil by
rebel armies !; by the rankest and
most unrelenting enemies Of the I'M
ion and the Constitution. To this nest
Of traitors and conspirators he made
two speeches. exhibited the Chicago
Platform, or its essential articles, and
announced great unanimity Of feeling
and sentiment among delegates, and
such result of the deliberations of
the Democratic National Convention
as would be satisfactory to the Sons
Of Liberty
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

A curious old assignment has been
handed to the editors Of the New York
Evening Post. dated April 90, 1924
by which it appears that John Slidell
was in those days, aiallow chandler
This John Slidell, insolvent soap boil
er of 1924, was the father Of John Sill
dell, who, in 1864, calls himself a
Southern aristocrat. and whose daugh-
ter married Partisan banker Soap
and tailow, lard and ham fat! /! Whew
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

r. Mr.. Lincoln 10 the first citizen re-
elected 20 the Presidency from North
ern State The preceding two-term
Presidents have been Washington,
jefferson and Madison --all from Vir
ginia --and Jackson, Of Tennessee.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

The Richmond papers devote much
space to the discussion of Northern
politics. The result Of the election is
considered a declaration that the
Northern people will have four years
more of war; therefore. the Southern
people are urged to think of war for
an indefinite period. They desire to
have notalk or trouble about questions
Of peace, and invite such men as Vice
President Stephens, Gov. Brown and
Mr.. Boyce toresign. .' --".
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

Women require more sleep than
men and farmers less than those en-
gagged in any other occupation. Edit
ors, reporters, printers. post office
clerks, telegraph operators. need not
sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep as
much as they choose. and thus keep
out Of mischief. .as r..la ,.e,t la
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

Iowa. now in the Military Depart
ment of the Northwest" under Gen.
Pope, has been set apart as a separate
military district, The commaDdant is
not yet named.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

An appalling calamity has befallen
Calcutta, in q hurricane and water
spout which struck the harbor. wreck
ing Ito ships in the Hoogly river,
loyeraowing wide area of the city
and it's suburbs, aud drowning $4,000
persons The total Ices Of property
is SAC, 600. 900. -
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01

I A sect Of Mormons has arisen in
California that rejects polygamy. We
shonld think q Mormon creed without
polygamy would be the play of Ham
let with the part Of Hamlet omitted.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-12-01
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by special CAUSES
S.h,y ,hat A. pts whoesome genial and restorative
i'm ID. nature enters the composition of HO-fEfIfR
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HELMBOLD'S
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Universal Lassitpde pf Flushing OF the Body,
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II INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many aware Of the eaase Of their suffering, but
None ,ciH confess the records cthe Insane Asyin.s.
md meanchoiy deaths by sumption bear ample Wit
leSs &, the ruth ~ the assertion.
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ires the aid of medine To strengthen and uyigorate
the system.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-FEMALES---FENALE ES--FEMAIIFS.
In many affections peculiar To Females, the
Extract Rchu s nnequallcd by other Remedy, a. in
Chloross Retention lrregak.rty panfalness or sup
preston II customary eNacuations, liberated or Scir
rhous state of the Uterus lencborrhoa Whites ser
ty aud or all conmIants incident 10 the SEX whether
arising from ndiscreion, habits of dissipation the
INCLINE OF CHANGE QF IIEE
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Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Cares pyspe,rs,a Liver Complaint Headache, Genera
pebilay Nervousness, Depression OF spirits, svnsn
patton Cole Intermittent feycrs, Cramps and
. spssms, and all Complaints of either sex
## arising from Bodily Weakness whether
Inherent In the system OF produced
By special CAUSES.
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,... ..... [PuBLIc-No. las. ....
AN ACT to provide internal revenue
to support the government, to pay
interest on the public debt, and for
~ other purposes. - ----- --.-...--.- =
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Gbs gntelligentr..
An. r. HILDRETH, Editor.

=" Westward the course Of empire takes lis way"