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WANTS..

w TI0N as. chambermaa, Reference given if
required. Address Box % Star Office. It.
WANT1ED D, SERVANT GIRL chamber. s,lss,
ser see op 1 Patent once so
XNANTED-An acceptable SU BSITUTE. for
az Shieh liberal price will be given. a Apply at
fSHuns UTsE or wTTks
Address Box 20, Star Office. it,
VVANTED-Two good WATERS, to whom good
w wages will be given. Apply at 43s, street,
WANTED.-An APPRENTICE wanted to learn
w the Baking business at McKelden's bakery,
No. 496 18th street Apply Immediately. Ljel93t.
w ORED MAN to take charge of the dining
room 30 eat Good recommendations required
WANTED-A COOK to do the work of three in
wages will be given. Apply at WIN: I. WALL &
w with cooking, &c Also, one to wash dishes
and make beds. Inquire at the Gosing House, 2t7
Penn. av., between 18th and 18th SITS. je % 2ts !.
Mrs u ne Se'f
need apply Inquire at the Jewe Is store No 2se
WANTEDI-A WET NURsE, with a full breast
Apply At 5 g bunbartOn street Georgetown D. G.
IN GOOD GRANITE CUTTERS WANTED at
u the Chestnut Street Bridge. Wages So per
'"'' CLARK McGRANN KENNEDY,
je BOW Contractors P hill adelphia.
SITUATION WANTED-A young man, q years
gas a 81 n in
toTe IL The city Address Reserve Gea o. ss
4 RESPECTABLE STEADY WOMAN WISHES
Nurse and sesmstress or Chambermaid Ia and Seam,
!s' aos By Letter.
WANTED--Two good MEN who have general
Of veil
'5 i SUI s5tT 81 Washington q DRAPER CO.
WANTED.-A white SERVANT in a family of
~ four persons, to cook, wash and iron Call at
532 Maryland avenue. between Sixth and Seventh
WANTED-An, experienced BOOK KEEPER.
AsSSess Bas po
WANTED-A WOMAN to wash aud iron, and
SITS, next to bath house. je 5-3t*
WANTED-An ORDER COOK to go Eve miles
w in the country. Colorsd preferred. Also,
enc Who qad s.s her business. Apply ct Our
WANTBD--A young MAN as Clerk in Grocery
and can come we'll recommended, viii hear Of
good situation, by applying to Box 459, City Post
Office. je 1877
WANTED-A White WOMAN, to cook, wash
~ and iron for q small family, living short
distance in the country Best references required.
Apply at 1872 4th ST., between d and e. je H-3t-
WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE in the coun-
w try, not more than five miles from the city,
or near railroad station. Address Box 554
Washington Post Office, stating location and
terms. tel6-5t-
WANTED TO LEAsE-A HOUSE and STABLE,
w in or out of the city. No objection to a few
Acres of Land, Address Box No. 2, Star Office.
jel5-lwN
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A SHOEMAKER.
w Apply at q. TIERNAN'S, corner of Penn.
avenue and 9th street east. jeHlw*
WANTED-sECOND HAND FURNITURE.
~ Also, MIRRORS CARPETS BEDS. BED
description. r. BUCHLY, 42s 7th street.
Je8.tf between and Il east side.
RO OOO LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
CU, UUU PRINCES Stamping Depot 3sI
street, opposite Patent Office and get their Stamp
ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. As
there are other Richards in the field ladies better
only practical hand in the city Be sure you 20 to
street, opposite Patent Office. mh4
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QYW WI. WALL Il CO, Auctioneers

RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers
GREAT 7A5 RSEs HORSES RSs GARRIAsEs gye
Mfs SHOP oF FhASE
FIT sAsF Ell a 81 ATGT3N
GAKk EES9 nj dtTH SRTREEr BETWEEN
cling at 10 clock shall sell, his large and valu
~''' ''''N T fGifi'f Or HORSES.
Valu.bls Pairs, Match Horses. fine Driving and
s0pen Barouches,
Close Carriages.
4No-top Basgies.
Ladies e Saddles.
Is Sets Single Harness,
ssset.s s Light II q j Double Harness,
Office Furniture.
One fire proof Safe.
Tho lease, good will, &c. Of one of the best Sta
bles in the city and having . lease of over two
ALSO,
blacksmith Shop and Tools and Shop to rent,
with other articles usually found in Livery Sta
The above stock embraces one OF the largest
stocks offered at Auction, and We especially call the
attention of purchaser. to this sale ss the whole
stock will be peremptorily sold without reserve.
js.8d WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RY WIN. B. LEWIS & CO., .Auotioneers.
STRAW GOODS. DRY GOODS. &c. At AUCTION.
Auction a a. 10 we
stock of JobbiDg House, consisting of twenty
TOUR dozen Leehorn Bonnets twenty.iour a dozen
Skirts, v. cases H Mems and Boys straw Hats &c,
je ls-d w. b. LEWIS Co., Aucts.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2OO LADIES to
w Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambria.
TO good hands constant work and good wages
Of work. Apply at WIN. PRIECE's Stamping and
Machine Stitching Depot, 3s1 street. opposite
Patent Once feIa
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RY J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,

Ike U VI "HVo U1aH !" OV', AucIIoHeers,
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF ABOUT ONE
THOUSAND CORDS OF FELLEDOAK HICK-
On To ASDAY MORNING, june 81, at u o'clock.
at the Auction Rooms of James G. Mcclure & Co..
corner 10Th and ID streets. Washington, D. C., I
Hickory and Pine Wood, on the farm Of the late
Go plain Car berry, the 7th street turnpike and
distant about four and half miles from this city
The wood to be cord ed and removed within 90
days from the day of SALE
Terms cash.
RICHARD LAY, Administrator,
lie l6-d j. O. MCGCIREG co Ancta
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EOR SALE-A good SODA FOUNTAIN, in per-
L feet running order. Apply at 244 G street
q
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EOR RENTAL unfinished brick HOUSE. con-
Il tanning 8 rooms, near the Treasury Depart
ment, Rent moderate to q good tenant Immedi-
ate possession given. Inquire at the Star Office.
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IN OOn LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
CU,UUU PRINCES Stamping Depot, 3sI
street, opposite tent Office and get their Stamp
ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. As
there are other Richards in the field ladies better
look out that they come to Princes, who is the
only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to
+ street, opposite Patent Office. mh4
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

IL . u WVuOfn3 &c OV'i AuctIoHeels'
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE CORNER
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 18th
On SATURDAY, AFTERNOON. June a5th, ats
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of q deed Of
Liber No. 81. folos - ct SEQ one of the land rec
ords for Washington county, D. D., 1 shall sell Lot
No. in square south Of square No lol9, situated
street east -
months, secured by deed of t ust. $50 to be paid
on the ground at the time of sale. And tae trus-
tee reserves the right to resell, after four inser
purch in the cost of the sale, not being com.
piled with in Eve days after the day of sale.
Conyeyances and STAN ps at cost OF purchaser.
GEO. G. B MITCHELL, Trustee
1e I'D J. O. MCGUIRE & 90, Auota
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Dry GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

On THURSDAY, the oath instant, on the prsmi-
ton. part of Lot numbered q, in Square s67, i'm
proved By three story Brick House containing 8
uated on 10th street west, between N and north.
Terms: One third cash balance in an II
the premises. 'thE
Stamps and conveyancss at the expense Of pur-
chaFer az
II terms of sale are not complied with in days
the property will be resold at the expense OF the
je sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct's.
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ITO RENT-Two neatly furnished CHAMBERS,
429 18th street, between G and II. Price Sl2
and SIS. ..n 1e 1857
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WANTED TO LEASE-A HOUSE and STABLE,
w in or out of the city. No objection to a few
Acres of Land, Address Box No. 2, Star Office.
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w FLUTINGi

Every lady in the District to know that have,
at considerable expense, had built very elegant
machine for Fluting or Orimpins Dresses, DC.
Crimped at short notice, in as good style and as
cheap as in any other city. Ladies, remember this
is the only machine in town, and done at the only
site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing Depot my3
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NEW BOOKS, ALBUMS, STATIONERY, &C..
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY EVENING next, June 20, at TX o'cl'k,
at our salesrooR: No. S05 Penn. avenue. we shall
seven hundred lots of Standard Books, in various
styles of binding, as Poetcsl Historical Travels,
Novels and Miscellaneous Stock. Also, Photo
graphic Albums: Blank Books, Letter, Note and
Cap Paper, & c., &c.
Books for examination at our STOKE on Monday.
je 1916 W. b. LEWIS & CO., Aucts
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WANTED.-By respectable woman q STU A.
w T1ON as chambermaid, Reference given if
required. Address Box % Star Office. It,
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ITO LET "A small HOUSE of FIVE rooms, in
i private street. Possession given for a small
bonus Apply soon, at 43 18th St, near $ te 10 3t
EN0R RENT-Well furnished ROOMS in a private
L family. Inquire at 339 2lst street, near the
10 t9-Iv
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DOOns FOR RENT Con1fortaSle and veil
II furnished Rooms at $50 18th street, between
and SITS. The location ia ons Of the most .
stable n tbs city, mYettf
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WANT ED-sECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS; CARPETS, BEDS. BED
description. r. BUCHLY, 42s 9TH street
te8.tf between and east side.
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OYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

DYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
LARGE SALE OF UILpING LOTS,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON June 9ath at 6
O'CLOCK, ON the premises. we shall sell the whole
18th streets west and north R and 8 streets, the
whole subdiyided into g. desirable Building Lots
running back to alleys. ~
Terms: One-third in cash; the rem ainde Dr. in and
Il months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises. d -
Cost of conveyances at the xpense Of purch aser.
MA payment Of S2 on each lot will be required
at the sale.
je lsd lRep,l J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
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ENOR SALE-The one half interest or the whole
i" in the leasehold for term of years, Furni:
ture and Fixtures of RESTAURANT in q central
location and doing an excellent business. This is
rare chance for one wishing to engage in the
business, as the purchase can be obtained at very
mod. ate price ON account of the partner having
business in distant portion ofthe country re-
curing his presence. Information can be had at
No. IS Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. c.
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TREASURER.
ELISHA w. DAVIS.

This Company has l2O acres Of land In fee, Allegheny
river Immediately opposite Oil City and adjoining Lay
tonia with ll0 rods front the river and rs rods front
Lays Run. Hon. q. P. Ramsde Editor Of the oil
City Monitor and agent for this land, the
Company that II viii sell in lots for SlOOO0O re-
serving the on right, which Is worth 100000 Addi-
tional Immediate revenue viii be derived for the
Company from the sale of these lots and the Company
have good with complete fixtures to operate
INN edisey for Oil. The territory in this immediate
locality has never failed To produce prontaby.
Also, leo in fee simple, in the celebrated Cherry
Run District Immediately adjoining Cherry Petroleum
Company whose stock is worth $50 per share The
Company now have onors which viii be accepted, for
sinking wells lease, without any to the corporaon
and one-haf the proceeds 10 90 to the Company. Ths
Curtin and St. Nicholas Companies in this sdste
locality aud their stock Is now commanding a large
| premium. In addition the Company has 90 acres in fee
simple on Cherry Tree Run which empties into OIL Creek
and is the best producing section Of the OIL territory;
no acres in simple Walnut Bend, miles above
the mouth Of OIL Creek, and miles from the
celebrated Reed wen, producing two hundred
barrels per day
Also the lease Of three tracts Of land two on OIL Creek
producing barrels per day and Ale
sheny river producing barrels per day of heavy OIL,
worth twenty dollars per barrel The Company
receives threeourhs OF the proceeds OF the last
named we'll and half Of the other two. Each Of
tracts viii be developed by the Company by sinking
additional wells, aud the engines and fixtures are now
| hand to DO It,
The officers Of This Company meaa to prosecute the
development Of these lands most energeteay and they
have entire confidence that they will yield very large
dividends on the capital stock.
Subscriptions must be mada promptly, as more thPn
| one-half Of the stock Is already engaged
Subscriptions will be received at the Once Of the
Company. I1-ls-6t
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II HB u r AXE
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
100000 SHARES, PAR s1o.
$4,000 Cash Working Capital.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $3.50.
OFFICEH5.
TRBsm~T,
T. EAsKINs DU PUY,
President Of NE oatsvi,sa RAilrcsd UOuuDspy.
vS0E PRBsIDmT,
THOMAS ID. WATTBONs
OF the Hardware firm od grulH a Co., Ne b2s Mazhst Bi
xRRAsURKn,
SAMUEL, WORK,
ofwort, NsCOusA Co., BAARsrs, No. n 8. 8AEd sSsst
DIRHCToRs,
Tn HAsK1Es DU ruy.
THOMAS D. WATSON,
Bs. RICHARDS,
Of G@mantowa,
WIN D. BHERRERD, insurance Asen4.
GRoRGE p. WAY,
oflAtO Dry Goods nrm Of. 7. way \ o.,
AW. LEIsRHRIN0
Cashier Mauch Chunk Bank,
EDWARD sInPPEH, Eco
The property Of the Drake Petroleum Company consists
Of two tracts ofland Of two hundred and Any seven
and ofwo hundrek and sixty acres, Skng
IN all Ave hundred and twelve acres, no. the Cad
well Branch OF on Creek.
The property has been critically examined by Com
mNee appointed for that purpose, and the territory pro-
uooroed in their Judgment, to bo fully equal to that OF
Greek along which the largest oil wells discovered
have been found.
The lands resemble those on OIL creek in every parteu-
lar, and is believed, from the large number of oil
springs In close proximity, that valuable wells win be
opened both these tracts.
Tho management have already secured several engines
and engaged competent superintendent with view 70
immediate and energetic development.
large portion OF these tracts IL bottom and admirably
adapted for boring.
RevorNl companies organized lands immediately
adjoining this territory. among which the Briggs and
Crescent Oh Companies OF Philadelphia.
In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company 70 the
public the Directors ask that their scheo should be
Gmned, and subscriptions made to the Stock In fall
% 10 It's present and prospective value
T. HAsKIEs DU PUY, President.
THOMAS D. WATSON, Vioe-Presidspt
SAMUEL WORK, Treasurer.
Subscriptions win be received at the Banking Hooss Of
WORK, MccoUCH co.,
H-7-n No. &c &. THIRD Street
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GOAL OIL,
AND OTHER INCORPORATED ooMPANIBs,
can be supplied At lowest cash prices with
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
TRANSFER BOOK5
STOCK LEDGERa,
DIVIDEND BOOKS, BE- 30 10.
nun assortment Of samples hand for s1rehasers 10
select nom Styles u over lO different Of S0ck
We. PERRY, Manufacturing statiOner,
nss-ew s.W. corner FOURTH and RACE sts
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Will Low GLEN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL, -. 100000.
DIVIDED INTO 10000 SHARES, OF THR
PAR VALUE OF $500 EACH. .E
Working Capital, $4,000.
Boois Of Subscription for YITTEHR THOUSAND
shsrssof stosk atTwo DOLLARS per share, opened =,
the once Of The Company,
No. 427 WALNUT STREET.
Or Subscriptions may be SR WA any member Of hS
Board Of Dbss1o1,
PRBsIDBN7,
JAMES N. CoNARD.
sBoRBTARr AND rREAsVRHn,
JOHN II. CARR.
DIRECTORS,
JANIS NJ CONRAD, No. SIS Market street
JOHN II. GRAHAM, No. s27 Market street.
JOS. II. SHEPPARD, No. 1908 Chesnut street.
COATEs WALTON, No. 829 Market street.
wM HART CARR, No. 1894 8. broad street
The Oh snds OF the Company consist OF the following
described tracts embracing in ALL hundred and my
i've Qs2) GsrsA
TRACT NO
eontAns nays 1860 acres situated at the junction u
Burns Run and the Ohio river, with frontage both
the river and run
TRACT No.s
contains fo1ty (tO) acres. adjoining Mol.
Eo and are leased for teen years three ourths OF
the s Aeerung the Company They embrace the ontkS
valley Of the for nearly mile.
TRACT NO. 3
contains hry-six acres, owned by the Company In ht
simple located Fifteen creek which smpues into thS
Little kuskingum river. The Messrs. Tack Brothers, who
have so successful Horse Eook property in Viz
sinia, are sinking well on the adjoining tract :,
within six hundred feet Of our line. l7-lo-lR
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The property Of the above Company consists Of 460
(our hundred and sixty) acres Of Land in fee simple,
situated the Sugar Camp Branch Of stuArts rum We
mango county, yvania, lying between on creek
line between the Hyde and Egber Story, and McEheny
Farms and the Allegheny river in the heart Of the oil
regions nearly miles side the run borabe
territory with room for the sinking OF hundreds or wells
and considered by experienced persons the oil busl
Invaluable o-producing territory. There oil
wells in every direction this property, producing large
yields.
The almost energy is being, and will be- directed to the
development Of hs property to make productive and
remunerstye to the stockholders.
The Company own lease of and quarter acres
the Cuberson tract the Allegheny river nearly adoln
Ing continuous pumping wells OF forty barrels per day.
wen has iust been put operation; 42O feet deep, from
which they receiving ten do) barrels Of oil per
day, and increasing It is within few hundred yards Of
the celebrated Hussey and Mcbride and Heydrck wells
and others which have and producing largely. There
is this tract three or four more wells and on
which wells will be sunk without delay. on the main
property engine tools &C. being placed and contracts
being made for the sinking of several other wells.
large portion of the stock having already been sub
scrbed the books will remain open for short period for
the remaining shares at the subscription price, 500 per
share, fun paid.
For further information, apply to
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.
CAPlTAL........... ......s.....'.........' .'$4OO,oJO
900 SHARES. VALUE $1,000
PREsIDENT-JoHN ALEXANDER.
TREAsURER--JoHN W. ToRREY.
sECRKTARY-WM s. LANE.
A. O. cATTR1L, President Corn Exchange National
Bank, Philadelphia.
EDWARD G, JAMES, Of the house OF Thomas Richard
son 81 Co., Philadelphia
JOHN ALEXANDER, No 1885 Arch street, PhilAdA.
DAVID VANDERY EER, No COS n. Thirteenth Otrset,
Philadelphia.
J.. LYDAY, Pittsburs.
R.R. PORTER, NJ. D., wilmington.
WIZ. g. LAME, Philadelphia.
Ofioe No. 14e s. FOURTH Street,
PHILADKLPHIA
The property Of this Company consists OF ON Land,
Leases and Ground Royalties Of all the
oil produced on the "a Buchanan Farm" OIL Greek
And Also all the oil and underground deposits in two han
dred acres on Hickory creek VenansS county,
Pennsylvania.
There about hundred and ity surveyed oil lots
! on the "a buchanan Farm" sixty Of which are
leased to nrst class operators Seventeen wells
producing oil several being tested with good
prospects, and tweny thirty being bored At various
! stages OF progress.
As a sold promising Investment n0ited number Of
fall paid shares Of $40 per share be obtained at 81
each upon application any of tho officers or at the
Office Oftbe Company.
The prospectus containing fal description OF the Com
pany property, be Obtained atho Office. ll26-lh
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DRoSPECTUs
~ THn
ROLINT0OK RESERVE OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, sI,OOO,OOo.
100000 SHARES, S10 EACH
sUBsRRUoE PRICE, % PER SHARE.
PRESIDENT,
JAMBs MCMILLAN.
BCRBTARI AVID TRBAspRy,
J. d. REIEBoPH.
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p r. % p BCT US
O0TTER FARM OIL COMPANY,
PHILADBLPHIA.
Capital Stock SI,OoO,OOO.
DIVIDED IBIo 9OooOO SHARES AT u PER SHARP
Subscription Price to Limited Humber Of
Shares, $3.50 Per Share.
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
$1,000 CASH RHsBRvRD AS WORKING CAPITAL.
TRBsIDBRT
IsAIAII LUKBNs, D.
PR@1DRNY,
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART.
TRRAsURBR,
WILLIAM d. SMITH.
BEeRBTARI,
B.J. HARRISON, ND.
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PRESIDENT.
ALEXANDER X. MCCLURE.
DIRECTORS,
THOMAS A. GCoTT, JOHN NJ. POMEROY,
d, K. JACKMAN, ELISHA W. DAVIS,
j. o. BOhBERGER, PETER Is. SMALL.
SECRETARY.
JAMES NJ. SELLERS.
TREASURER.
ELISHA w. DAVIS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-31

The LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS CONTEST
Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, in his recent
speech in the House of Representatives
on the President and his policy, thus re-
ferred to the celebrated canvass for the
Illinois Senatorship;
Douglas went through this cam
paign like conquering heross He had
his special train Of cars, his band of mu-
sic, his body guard of devoted friends, a
cannon carried on the train, the firing of
which announced his approach to the
place of meeting. Such a canvass in
volved, necessarily, very large expendi-
lures andit has been said that Douglas
did not expend less than $4,000 in this
canvass. Some idea of the plain, simple,
frugal habits of Mr.. Lincoln may be
gathered, when / tell you that at it's
close, having occupied several months,
Mr.. Lincoln said, with the idea, appa-
rently, that he had been somewhat ex-
travagant do not believe I have
spent cent less than five hundred dol
lars in this canvass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-31

= Up to Wednesday morning, Edward
Everett had received 81 ,408 for the East
Tennesseeans.
= When Gov. Hahn was inaugurated
at New Orleans, the voices of eight
thousand children, accompanied by the
strains of several military bands, and
the chorus swelled by the beating OF
fifty anvils, the ringing of all the bells
in the city, and the thunder of fifty
pieces of artillery, made music of char
acter which has seldom been surpassed.
The cannon were fred simultaneously by
one electric wire, and the ringing of the
bells was controlled by the same system.
"A copperhead had troubled, with
his reasonable talk, family in keokuks
the youngest member of which was .
little girl of three years. She said to
him, at one of his visits, do home
toppyhead; do home, toppyhead; do
home, twick." He left.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-31
Southern Department,

DEATH OF Hon. OWEN LovEyoY.
Lovejoy, member of Congress from I'LL.
nois died at Brooklyn, New York, on
Friday from an affection of the heart
and kidneys. He was born in Albion.
Kennebec County, Maine, January s,
1911. He worked on farm till he was
eighteen, worked his way through Bow
doin College by teaching school, studied
theology, and was for sixteen years pas
tor of a Congregational church at Prince
ton, Ill. After holdinga seat in the Illi-
nois legislature he was elected to Con-
gress in 1880 He was a brother Of
Rev. Elijah P. Lovejoy, who was mur-
dered at Alton, ILL.,, for his anti-slavery
sentiments, and of Rev J. G. Lovejoy,
formerly of Cambridge. In Congress be
occupied leading position among the
most radical republicans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-31

THE THIRD VERMoNT.-A correspond
ent of Walton's Journal writing from
Camp near Brandy Station, says:
''The health of the Army of the Poto-
mac was never better than now. We
are losing but few men by disease, and
those are recruits who came out this
fall and winter. have just finished
a record of our company, Of all the men
we have had since we came out. We
have had 1870; "a were discharged, kill
ed on the field, died of his wounds, l
shot in st. Johnsbury, cut his throat,
wounded but not disabled for duty, 18
died, "a deserted, 10 were transferred. .-
Were our men all in the company now,
we should have 100. There are but "a
men in the company who left Vermont
with us. We have been in Is different
battles. think we have been fortu-
nate.n