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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-Tbe ANNUAL
1fl MEETING OF he stockh lders Of the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY. will be hsld FRIDAY the e9th
inst /, at ~ o'clock at the fice Of The Company.
10 January, 1864 fJN0. O sTANARD, stcry.
E the Coupon Bonds OF the Conn notified
payment by Ire 1sT OF FEBRUARY NEXT
after Witch tine interest will not BE- paid.
jsl9-tt j. O. g., see'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

Coz BLAsrON DUNCAN has contributed serlirg
bH for Two hundred pounds 10 the jackson Statue
Association.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

AcrioS OF GEcRGA PRODUoERs.-We are pleased TO
Osrve that the painters Of Georgia holding county
meetings 20 G the prizes Of PrCdce snd urge the Gov
err o. to cal convention Of al The planters Of the
Safe in February to de,erm1e upon uniform prices
" be asled for corn, POk bacon, peas, fodder Be-,
While i5 W lasts They invoke similar action on the
part Of TIE planters Of other Safes.
The citizens Of Houston county sgreed upon the fol-
loving prices for the support Of the army:
Corn IS FER bulhel 6eld peas IS per buShsl, wheat
81 bshe SOrghOm syrup So so per gallon, stall fed
beef so cents per pound fat hogs grIS 80 cents per
p,und, let pork 70 cents per pound, bacon sl2S per
mound
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the
Il Executive that T. DoDsoN MooBEFlE D. who con-
fined in JAN Of Charlotte comfy under charge OF felony,
escaped night the Path December 1863 anu
going atlagt: There do hereby onsr reward Of
h0ndrea dollars who shall arret
the Moorehed deliver him into the JAN Of Charlotte
county and require all officers q ts Common
wealth, civil and military, request The Peep generally TO
their hest procure the Of the said Moore
fe d, that he may BE- brought % justice.
l-O- Given under my hard IS Govfrnor OF Virgins,
L. and under tie Lesser Seal Of The conmonveath at
~ RhwoDd this 18th day Of January In the year 1854.
WM. Smith.
Teite:
GroHsE W. MUxToRD,
Secretary 81 HE Commonwealth.
Dodson koorehe representa- himself re about IS 10
of Is inches high has light hair and
ar compilation, and weighs about lis or 40 pounds.
9jal-c3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

TsE SFHANER ADVANCE has been gotten OF the beech
and hai lied ssey AZ Wilmington, but slightly
dAm'gsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
WANTED

WANTED
For the present year, gentleman or lady, who has
had several years. experience Ia tetchg Music French
AL vacancy In one u the Southern Female Colleges Recon-
mendaiions required For further particulars tddr.ss
jal0 -diOts Apsonv,lle n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

GSS S B. BUcKSsR spe.t the day ia Lyrchburg,
Friday, and left Saturday morning for the army OF Ten
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
VIRGINIA. vOLUNTEKR NAVY CoMPANY.

Fl
IL der Of zen years Naval experience the ard has
mined 10 commence operations forthwith and that pupoe
requires the subscriptions to be paid up mmeds ely.
Persons desiring TO sabscbe urged do without delay,
a. the books viii be closed the capital made
aug ls-h J. L. APPIRs0N, TT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co., AucPn,
Corner Of 9th and kain streets.
WE will offer at auction on FRIDAY, 29th
w inct commencing At l01s O'clock
1,O0U PACKAGES Manufd Tobacco
II, FLORIDA Cigars
10 bbls. n. o. Sugar
bbls. crushed sugar
10 bags Rio Coffee
- bDs. Sal SD
With general assortment Of Grocehes
ALSO
A fesh 1T Of Blook ade Goods, consisting Of
Hoop Skirts,
Thread,
Combs,
Brushes,
Gun Cape, &c.
Parties desiring cr goods at thu sale will plese send them
In early Thursday morning. -
jA26-td ROBINSON, adams Gu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
EGG r. A r HI Q
or fho press Association.

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Entered according Of Congress In the year 1855 b. g.
THRsHER In the Clerks once Of the District Court Of NE Con.
fedeFate States for the Northern District u Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
n ARGE AND EXCELLENT BRICK TEN

r ARGE AND EXCELLENT BRICK TEN
IL EMENT, the south side Of MARSHALL between 5h and
9Th Streets the New Market for sale at suconWe viii
ion, premises hUReDAY The 2Sih jan
uary 1854 at O'Clock p the large and well lut brick TEL
ement Ice e as above, now occupied BY Mr. fisher al the
$3.50 month The htus 6rs rate order and has
Possession be hal In short tire The
o. 2s feet depth ofl3I feet The attention
Of those wishing good particularly nv
ted sale The the year be pail BY the pur
GuDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
j.25-m AucuoBeers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

TERNs- DAnI year, go; ,1 months, tls three months
Is FOR less ?, Rod, IS per month.
sz-wEsKLI year, sac six months, elo Nc subscription
received 'or lesslhAn 81 monts
WEEkLT, year, s0 SIX months s. No subscription received
for les han SIX moaths.
Rsuitanees as risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
GEORGE W. MUSToRp,

hecEetATy OF INC UonlmonWeAIIh.
Josiah Oliver % or Is years OF age, about feet nehsI
high weighs pounds aud has dark hair and Vhkers
Toby SO "a years OF age feet inches high,
weighs pounds and has dark hAr without beard
falQ CIT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
RUNAWAY JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail of Henrico coun
ty on the 2oh Of October, 1868 GEORGE, slave
venabe He Is sbsut as years old ave eight inches
high dark complexion, and stout built Had when mmed
dark coat Light pants, and ligtt SLOUGH hat
The hereby directed prove property charges,
and take him away OF he VIII be dealt Win the Law dfree
GEO. d. PLEAeAHTe,
deH-dCE Sheriff OF Hsnrco co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
DISSOLUTION,
NOTICE.

by ORDER of the Stockholders of the
- Bank Of Richmond Books Of Subscription will be opened
At their Banking House. In s city the I'd January 1884, 10
Increase the Capital Sock to Its nsximum
J. B. MAoMURDe.
December Esd, 1S63.-eodf Oashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
EUOTION BALES.
YUTURR DAYS.
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY ATTRAC-

BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY ATTRAC-
- TIVE PARs, the ook Turnpike, two miles from Rich
mond containing ou rs fer sale a. auction Al the re-
quest John Parker who has purchaser larger es
TUESDAY the % FtbUary 1854, At O'Clock p NJ,
beautiful highly country seat located an atove,
occupied by said Parker containing out 70 acres The
property be subdvi1ed Into two or three parcels
and survey u be exh bed at the hou- OF SALE The
the place. for the most part in good order The
dwelling excellent having rooms, neatly painted
Handsomely pspered The front yard tasteful
ananged and aboInd In howers and shade trees
Altogether this is really most desirable ubur an residence
The ghborhood h EQUAL 10 the county There seer
I'd the place 10 bushels winter oats bushels rye ard also 20
well set In timothy and clover Partial given
once and full possession by before the 1t May next
Terms cash The for 1854 TO be paid by the purchaser
G0ODIS APPERSoN,
ja2T-h Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

T Ss 40 az Ess s15 ss ~
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

w ANTED.-A Virginia Lady, who has had
some experience In tesehpg desires to obtain situation
in private faulty Female Irs tuie she competent to
teach the Engh French, and Latin languages thoroughly
ther with he elements Of Greek and Mathematics. pleasant
home Indispensable. Addyess
"P0oAHONFAs"
jaS-elaW 1st fsbt Erin Shades Henrico county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28


With which we have been favored for several days has
broueh. out the inhabitants into the streets in large
numbers, and our principal throuShfa almost
mech crowded every forenoon as those of New York
We are thus GRABBED to have realizing sensS-An
"optcal demonsr itOn" of the oft.aleged fact that
Richmond is orerorOWded. 1t is no wonder, with so
many his to be fed that provisions should be fcarce
and the wonder is that the supplies hold out well as
they do.
An tber mystery is that people, allioerty to go away,
will remain here to exp Renee the prvatOns occasioled
by prices when, by removing to other parts
Of the Coniedeacy, they I've on the fat OF the
land" for tenth OF the eIpn,e TO which they are
subject tere. TIE question arises whether something
should not be done to relieve thOse who are unable 10
get away OF the pressnce OF these who can and oushI
to 90 elsewhere, but don't.
We believe that large, and especially over crowded
eiss are positive disadvantage to any c,uttry They
become ho-Seds Of wee and crime, and therefore, in
peace in war, hope that Rohmold W Il never at
tin the proper ions OF the arg cities of the Unied
Sites Its Frcs,nt population, Goa posed apparently Of
a heterogeneous from all Parts of the world is
entirely TOO large for moral advancement OF social bene
fit, leaving OF view the food qusstIo aud other
corolaries.
The Confederate Government is responsible to great
extent for this concentration Of people here by giving
employment to about FIVE thousand officers Of every
grad, and by establishing many workshops with
innumerabls employees, instead OF locating them in
other and diverse portions Of the country possessing
equal manufacturing advantages With Richmond. The
number of officers ION du:y" il Richmond may be over
stmaed but it is obviously very large, a,d surely,
greater than the interests of the county require
The heals Of depsr mens could not do better thi
at this time than make earnest Cf0rs, within theif
jurisdiction to REFUGE the Lumber Of super aou3 Off
GERS stationed in this city.
Alsrge number of persons have assembled here for
plumber and "Waere the carcass is there will
the eagles bs gathered togethet." Increased vigilance
the pa;t Of the police and the rigid enforcement of
our laws may eas prevent any increase of this class
The Ci.y Council, if it has the power skou inc ease
the pO-tsI upon people who have located here since
the let jan, '62 10 Que or tro bundled dollars e1-
eDpting Officers and eppo yees OF the Confederate
Government, and such other persons as cd policy
Weu'd dictate. We doubt whether the Council has any
such power but if it has let be exercised Tor the pre-
tecon Of the community, and for the ncr. a5o Of the
corporation from class whi:h enjoys the bene
without contributing to the expenses Of the city gov
eminent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

The aggregate amount of duties on imports collected
in she Confederate States during the syear was aeou.
$1,000 ,OOO-the cost to the government being about
$50 600. Toe Richmond Office, no:withs andng the
blockade of the river has than paid the e1penie
OF collecting the whole ccm"~'cial revenue of the
Countrywide Efficient coleo his district, K. ID.
Lorton, Esq, having paid init Treasury nearly
$5S OOO' from duties on Imports. articles above
enumerated were chiefly brought across the Potomac
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

OWING to the absence of the different men,
~ concern, be closed from THURS
DAY, January rs, to MONDAY, February lgt 1894
1855 d, 8. HURRARD co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
A FARM FOR SALE

n FAhM EUh SALE
IA The subscriber offers for
Farm lying In The upper end Of PoWhaan county, about
miles from Of rteuVi containing -Four Hundred
Forty ave AcFss II has Il good Famed Dwelling With
four Kitchen smokehous &C. good portion In org al
and ne heart pine any the State and
Yenient shW-m Purchasers the farm BY
Is Car erBvlle p. U. JAMES MILLER.
Tth ii fQ- sw4v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

SULPHATE OF CINCHONA.--Thisa article
~ IL OF the proximste principles Of Peruvian Bark
In its properties 70 euphaG OF ounne and mag substituted
nois p. DuvAL:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
IMPORTANT SALE.

IMPORTANT SALE.
Il wlnb sid, to the highest bidder, on Ts tuesday, the
Is Of 1894 Chrsiansve IN the Of Meek
leLbug Va he late residence OF r. PuTe ced the large
bic Of land owned b. he deeefsed, aning
which there iertnB eihr
with newly establish d Tan Yard. Toe eats ex
tensye, consisting OF al two strTy dSeiiru me
house. house, shops Of description;
Of cabins stables and bArns toge her With
ali oil er necessa euthor ses. all In good repair.
There the premises excellent apple and reach or
Of the finest gsidens In the state The lnd
well adapted The growth Of wheat oats AID tobacco,
and vel WateIed II will be sid 10 body, or 10 detached
port suit purchasers an en- terms accommodating
time plse will be sold 30 hoTs andnules.
60 head CATTLE Sheep 100 hoss plantation utenA huse
be and kitchen furnfure, &c- &c.
We viii also hire the tim about sixty negroes for
the present year.
all kad the place and large crop
Of wheat seeded. A. @. JEPPR,s,
RR PURYEAR,
Executors
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
AN ACT,

'''A'' W. ~s se.fststy Of the Connonrs.l.h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
IOO ACKES OF VALUABLE LAND IN

JN2o g.
~ Enquirer copy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

the prospects Of the Coniederacy az becoming
more gloomy than ever. The rebel leaders
are rendered desperate because OF the misoar-
rage Of their scheme to draw Gen. Grant
hence by the invasion Of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Wallace lost bis wife and child in Petersburg
a short time ago. They we're killed by the
explosion Of one of our shells which entered
their house.
Three deserters came into our lines last
night. They state that they we're psid OF
and discharged short time ago from Gen.
CrAwfords Union Sd Tennessee 100 days re-
giment and while on their way home were
captured by Gen. Wheeler's cavalry and for
ced into the rebel ranks after being robbed Of
all their money and clothing
They have no idea Of what became Of their
comrades, from whom they were separated at
Lynchburg, to which place they had been
brought in irons. They seem very indignant
at the treatment they have received, and are
anxious to take the oath of allegiance.
The news from the Army Of the Potomac
this morning indicates that the contending
forces are marshaling Tor desperate conflict
somewhere on the line Of the Weldon rail
road. Lee is determined to regain posses
sion Of it il he can, and Grant is equally de-
termined TO hold on to it,
Early's forces, it is believed have returned
to Richmond
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02
VERY LATEST.

New YORK, Aug. 81
The Herald's correspondent says of he
fighting in the Shenandoah valley that on the
26th, Gen. Merrittes division Of cavalry
fought Johnson's cavalry and one division
Of Early's infantry all day. The fighting
was the most savage cavalry fighting Of the
whole war, and resulted ia driving johnson
from Charlestown, through and beyond
smithfield our cavalry occupying that town
in the evening.
On the 29tk the enemy fought division
Of infantry against our cavalry. General
Sheridan sent forward pickets of the 9th
corps to relieve the cavalry, and the rebele at
once fell back
The same day Gen. Gustav crossed the Ope-
guam, but meeting with two divisions of
Brecklnridge's corps, he retired not wishing
to bring on general engagement. The enc
my has his main force il the neighborhood
Of Bunker Hill.
The Sharpsburg Ferry correspondent says
a General, well post, informs him that he be-
heyed that great battle would be fought
near Harpers Ferry, and that the rebels have
not relinquished their idea Of invasion Of Pa.
and Maryla
New YoRK, Aug. 81.
. p. NJ, goli $3.50.
$40 =. NJ, gold 81, 40 "a.
Mcclellan was nominated on the first bal
lot by 202 IL votes against 30 - for Sey-
mour
The Tribunos special dispatch says: Far
ragut will remain at Fort Morgan, as his
work was not done with the capture Of Fort
Morgan.
The Richmond papers Of the 2Sth, admit
a loss Of nearly 1000 in the attack on Ream's
station.
Another attack is expected, Lee having re-
called his troops from the Shenandoah VAL
ley. The indications are that a battle will
De fought near Atlanta on the Macon Rail-
road before the close Of the present week.
The Herald's correspondent with the 18th
corps, says the canal is still in progress. and
the working party Is frequently sheled by the
re bells without damage.
The rebels have been ordered not to fire
upon our gunboats, the responses being OF
such nature as to make them exceedingly
unwelcome.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

Mr.. EDIToR:-The copperheads of HYDE
park are doing all they can to carry their
ticket, State and County They are also
making strenuous exertions to elect repre-
sentative of their own wicked principles, but
their efforts are in vain. Some forty of the
staunch and true Union men OF this town
me; on Thursday evening last, in caucus, and
unanimously nominated X. S. Page as candi-
date for representative, who will carry easily
the entire Union vote, and also many Demo-
Gratis, on account Of his well known principles
Of honesty, and his gentemanly and business
like department No doubt but that the op-
position will make desperate struggle The
town last year gave strong copperhead ma
jority; this year we mean TO redeem the town
by much stronger Union majority We
are afraid, however, if the friends Of the
Union do not show more zeal in other towns
than they do in this county, the result will
be in strange contrast to what it should
and might be. LAMoILLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

We find in the Wilmington IN. O. Jour
mai OF Aug 10, paragraph irJm the Fay
etteville (N. g. Observer, stating that four
OF the reserves OF Randolph county we're re-
Gently shot dead by "a party Of deserters
lying in lmbueh near Franklinsville, in that
county" A similar occurrence took place in
Moore county two days before. These " de-
serIers'' were most likely Union men who
had been pressed into the rebel army, and
who shot the reserves" to prevent being
returned to the ranks. These facts, and the
defeat Of rebel CONSUMPTION force at Green's
borough reported on Saturday, show that in
tense hatred Of the jeff. Davis dynosty ex-
lists in North Carolina, and that many of the
citizens had rather fight the rebels than lift
their hands against the old flag, North Car
olina gives the Richmond usurpation a good
deal of trouble.
MEN NEEDED.-A dispatch from Grants
army says-"Fresh men continue to come 20
the front. They were never more needed -
Upon their arrival here they are distributed
among the different regiments. Send more
men and lasting peace will be terminated
10y our armies while those at home are dis
eussing the subject"
A Halifax dispatch Of Saturday says there
10 ho Oohulnhlou OF the reported destruction
of twenty-five fishing vessels by the ITALIA
hassee. The report cannot be traced beyond
Shediac, and is supposed to be hoax.
We learn that Col. Geo A. Merrill, of st.
Johnsbury, has received and accepted the APP
pointment Of Superintendent of the Rutland
~ Burlington railroad. Col. Merrill has had
considerable experience in the business, is an
energetic and thorough business man, popular
and fayorably known throughout the state
IL Is an excellent appointment and the road
will without doub. prosper under his care.
Capt. Eden j. Hartshorn returned from
his company in the l7th Vt, regiment on the
10th inst. in very feeble health. We trust
the invigoraIing air Of Vermont will restore
his enfeebled constitution soon. He has led
his company through the successive battles
OF the Wilderness and the campaign around
Petersburg. His regiment being mostly in
front, his company is badly cut up but valiant
still Though Capt H. has escaped the bull
lets, he is but shadow of the man he was,
as the climate and severe exposure have told /
sadly upon him. He is however very
anxious TO return to his command, and will |
DO so MS soon as his health will permit Cal |
fdOuiap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

The Rutland Herald has raised the price
OF the daily to $3.50 per quarter and $40 per
year. and the weekly to 81, so per year, strictly
in advance We expec, to have to go up to like
figures If paper does not soon come down.
At present we put the daily from July l6) at
$3.50 per quarter, and the weekly (from July
y at ~ per year in advance. No club price.
The old club price don't pay for the paper
imprinted saying nothing Of the cost of tele-
graphing, printing, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

The Argus makes a false report Of the
smashing Of his copperhead pictures, and
then tiles to make capital cut Of it by offer
ing to sell them for so cents apiece. This
reminds me Of the eminent congressional
hnancier,' who advised a copperhead, who
got his scalp cut for his impotence, to show
it TO his friends for rs cents sight, saying
that he would thus rouse up the opposition
Of the people and make money"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

IMPORTANT TO DIscHABGED SOLDIERS Ann
OTHERS, HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TIM Gov.
ERNNENr.-lt should be generally known
that, by a recent decision Of the War Depart.
ment. all soldiers who have been DISCHARGED
from the service By reason Of mounds received
IN battle, are entitled to a Bounty Of One
Hundred Dollars, no matter how short their
term OF service. See advertisement in another
column Of Brown & sheldon, No. ? Park
Place, New York, who collect these claim,
without deIay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

M11LooHAU's PATENT PAINT OIL is now
extensively used as substitute for Iinseed
Oil. 1t costs very much less, and gives en-.
tire satisfaction wherever tried Orders
promptly supplied CRAFTS 81 WILLIAMS. 6
O. Commercial Wharf Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

Capt. Fabyan, Of the 9th W., is the wound
ed officer whom all the city papers and some
OF our own persist in writing Capt Tabgar,
Fabgar, &c.
W c printed il SAWYER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

Capt James Rice is in Vermont, detailed
on commission to examine Hospitals, Of
which commission Gen. Seymour is the head.
Capt Rice is recovering from an attaen Of
fever
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

For Congress.
lst District-F. +. WooDBRfDGE,
ID District-JUsT1N S. MORRILL,,
Sd District-PoRTUs BANTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

SEVENTH VIRMoNT.-Nearly all the boys
OF the 7'h have re'enlisted. We learn that
all Of Co. X (Northfeld,) re-enlisted, but
two who are unfit for service.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-02

VAS AMBUBoHs MENAoER1E.-B tho
advertisement in another column it will bo
seen that the celebrated Geological Eybih;-
ton is to be in Montpelier on Saturday q,
next week, with all its voudeys Of animated
nature. This is said to be the largest men.
agerio that has ever gone through IN, eoun.
try, and wherever it has been the yressD,
season the papers are unanimous in pronounc.
ing it the most complete and satisfactory col.
lection Of living wild animals ex,ant. Nsnv
extremely rare varieties Of beasts and bird,
are involved in the catalogue, among which
will be found that curious and beautiful c,e,.
ture, the Giraffe ; this being the only ivps
specimen Of the species that has been seen
here for many years. An Exhibition oftbi.
character is instructive as well as interestip,
and the Proprietors should receive a degree
OF patronage commensurate with the enter.
prize display in bringing together from tbo
four quarters Of the globe so extensive re.
presentation Of the animal kingdom.