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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
ASSESSMENT SALES.
Caledonia Tunnel aud Whining Com

pauv. office NJ. 10 Government HOUSE, corner
SJl>o5ac and Washington streets, SIU Francisco,
Narrh Sl>t lS6t-NutlC.. i hereby given that in
uccogluc- iru the .,.w> OF the State OF Caliiur
MIA and ,tu order duly made 10y the Board OF frus-
tees ~ the CALEDONIA Tunnel and Mining Com
paUy, - hy tat bylaws Of SAID company,
;lrry VIII III. sold at pub.ic auction to the
AlgGy,' atirr rr cash IN United States gold coin.
on SiFj RDIy April twenty third. lS64. at
eleven a.c.nck l. NJ Of thar ,i,Iy. at the saIrSroom
-: J-rym,' Kscv \ g.. No 81 MValgou cry street.
san Francisco many shares OF the capital
srocS Cd; -:,d company standing in the names OF
thg follow u- persons or shareholders, will be
necessary Tor the payment e; assessment NJ. OF
iour do.G.E, prr >lLrv, duly levied thereon. Feb
ruary .e:,.. !>ri, by the BOard Of rrus.rrS, to-
Svthrr I he Nprl,rS advertisement and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
ASSESSMENT SALES.
Pride Of America Company.

IS hereby given, that in conformity with the laws
of Nevada Territory and the by laws of the com
pauy there will be sold at public auction in front
OF the Office of the company, on ONDAY,
April 18th. 1861, al | T. NJ, many shares of the
capital stock Of the company, standing in the
names Of the following parties, as will be neces-
sary 10 lquidatc the amounts due thereon, to-
grthcr with accruing costs:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

;nr Cngrpany-Sotic-.-ln accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory and the Bylaws Of
said Company there will be sold At public auction
on SATURDAY.. April 22d. ls6i next n 3r. NJ,
ut the cumpauy's office, Virginia, y. T., so many
shares OF the capital stock OF the company, stand
ing in the names Of the following person AS will
paw the amount due FOX assessments, together with
the cost Of ADVERTISING
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

The Shylock, who, with head erect,
with honest people mingles, should cease
to shave his fellow-men, and go to shay
ing shingles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

WASHING DAY-the time when a wo-
man can throw broom at thievish dog
or say II won't" without being
thought cross.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

Is hereby given, that In accordance with the laws
of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the com
pany there will be sold at public auction in front
of the Secretary's Office, on MONDAY, April 4th,
1864, at one o'clock P. NJ, 80 many shares Of the
capital stock standing in the names Of the follow.
ing persons as will suffice to pay the assessments
due thereon, together with costs Of advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
constitntion Gnld and Siluer Mining

Company-Notice is hereby given, that in ac
cordance with the laws of Nevada Territory and
the Bylaws of the Company, there will be SOL
at public auction, in front of the Company's
Office American City, on TUESDAY, April the
l2th, 1864, ut o'clock P. NJ, many shares Of the
capital stock, standing in the names Of the follow
ing parties, as will liquidHte the following
amounts, due for assessments, together with costs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

The lawyer would be better off, his
conscience far less plant, who owned
little farm in fee, and made that farm his
client.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
nhlg I'd y. S. REYNOLDS, Sec


ny-NOtice is hereby given that Oh MONDAY,
April 4th, 1864, at O'Clock P. NJ, there will be
sold at public auction, in front of the conpany's
Office, 40 many shares of the capital stock Of the
company, standing in the names of the following
persons as may be necessary TO pay ii ASSESS
ments now due frGm said parties together with
expenses of advertising and sale of said shares:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

An Irishman says he can see no reason
why women should not be allowed to be-
come medical men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

Mother LOmpAlhH I1HIME TOP
Notice il hereby given that on THURSDAY,
April 2lst, "a, at . o'clock p NJ, there VIII De
soId M nnblic auction, in front of the companys
office Main street. Gold Hill, so many shares OF
the capital stock of the company, standing In the
names of the following parties, rs will be neces'
snrv to pay the assessments now due thereon, to-
eetber with costs of sale and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

A MOSQUITO is customer who tries to
get inside the bar and take nip without
paying for it. .. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

Notice is hereby given, that legal proceedings
will be taken to recover the assessments due
upon the several interests of the several persons
below designated in one month from the date
hereof, together with the costs Of advertising
process ut law and sale of the same:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
SaDoIeon Consolidated Mining Co

GEO. W. TURNKEY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March 18th, 1864. mh4 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
J. II. PURKlTT, Secretary.
San Francisco March 18th, "a. mhl4 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

By order of the Board of Trustees
L.GA A. COURSOLLES, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March 9th, 81. .. mhG N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
Omcc of the Dnncy G. & =. Mining

l.. a. HAUCK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March -. '6i. mlI.! I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

By order of the Board of Trustees.
L. T. HEATH, Secretary.
American City, March II, "a. mhl2m"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02

GEO. w. TCRNEY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March Goth, 64. mh2S I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
Mother Lompkins Mining Comply

BY order Of the Board OF ITusItvE:
nhoa I'd "A. WITHERELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-02
BIack Warrior Cos.pany.-.Voiiee

By order of the Board of Trustees.
THOS. W. COLBURN
mh24 I'd Secretary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04
Miscellaneous.

rFr.1 tle PHI N--t5 Ar,s,;....,1
i'N -'i' '-i---'-hN
ie'l'i 4'o1 one %
" i.i'Iil'I s'Ttes 81
'..a coaHin- American al-lrs pu
tarf side aHi quote ti'" following from
tier a7 alr.-i-c o. a.e matter.
--'- 'Ai' every iferi ci
'5','' nave 'n '-s .iAe 'i tine
Z ,.' I, I, ''.'I' '-7Igs 30 see
~ ~. ~ =. 80 '''' '----g ''' our
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....' .Is..-, 1,.,,.i .il.,'....-'... 'l,
HIM, -.l.-.. IN .....
..i1 s-. ;.,,.- ,i...,.. ...I -.
-a,-. Al. -a-ss r...' 's-. s.t..... 'n- fla.i.
.-..ts-, TO carry tfen ,g...-iaI. IF ,q.,. AMI
al. d e. aua bs,e 6eeD ea-.-.i n
aesuI f ing out u.ra-ical vessels i1 de--
.ar ..lmer.--.a d vord. every ulaa who
s.- .lr lu--y, aat desires 60 s.. ir 6ismen-
IS mviou- that Mcclellan sloalI succeed.
.. aas a...l are doing what they can 20
Dis e.e .t.on- VIA our people II home
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

We have received circular setting forth
the purposes. boards OF managers, Sc-, Of
tie Fair to be held III Boston, beginning
Nov. gth and ending on the evening OF the
10Th Of November next The object Of the
Fair is TO obtain means for the establishment
OF National Sailors Home for the protec-
ton and maintenance OF sailors disabled in
the public service.
The Naval Hospital establishment is to-
tally inadequate 10 meet the necessities Of
the times Large numbers OF sailors and
mariners ..ecome physically disabled for ser
vice. m % few ycars-sometimes in one or
two. The Naval asylum is only for those
who have spent twenty years OF service IN
sh. navy. Multi tudes Of gallant sufferers in
,goir eo..u.ry's service on the ocean. cannot
come WITHIN thar provision. iet they ought
10 be- provided for when unable 10 do to-
themselves.
The ofice Of this FAIR Is az room No. T.
number 22I, W ishngton ST. Boston. Mr..
joan : Bate-, L. :. A. PaymaSttr, is irea-
,urer and Mrs ;. f. Hooper i- Secretary o'
tnis charitable organization. Donations
contributions OF all sorts OF articles, the pro
d1ci ol rlc farm 90. 5he i...a., aaica a." h-
valuable for sale as presented, Or to be USED
in the preparation of raleable articles OF re
freshments at the fair, will be most accepta
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

MONTREAL, CANADA, October %. 1864
To The Editor gf Me Ersaiag Telegraph
Sm,-l cannot permit the many unioundel
statements, in regard 10 the Confederate attack
upon St. Adams. TO pass without word Of ex-
PLANTATION as 20 the facts.
The attack upon st. Adams was male by
Confederate soldiers under the command Of
Lieut. Bennett H. Young, Of the G. ). 4, All
having served IN the Confederate army within
the Confederate States, and being still in thst
service, were especially commissioned and de
tailed for that service under the direct authority
Of, and in,flct, by direct orders from the Gov
ernment Of the Confederate States
50 far from having the characteristics Of
Federal raids upon our territory as imputed to
il by some papers, this enterprise was con-
Quoted without unnecessary violence, and was
ACCOMPANIED by an open and public declaration
at the time by those engaged in it, that they
were acting as soldiers under the orders Of the
southern Confederaey and in pursuance Of those
orders
take this method Of placing these facts be-
fore the public 10 prevent the case Of the Con-
federate prisoners now in custody, from being
preiuiged But so soon as the facts Of Lieut.
Younr's demonstration upon Vermont shall be
known at Richmond, there IS no doubt but that
that Government will take immediate steps tc
make their responsibility and avowal Of the en-
terprise publicly and officially known, and VII
assuredly communicate the fact of their respon-
sibility and Of their approval to the Canaiar
and United States authorities.
Very respectfully.
GEO y. SANDERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

be and receipt. will be given for ali such
when delivered at the depot above named
81 articles ousht to be accompanied with
the namt Of the donor attached if possible
On plainly written and snowy label.
Vermont has a good many sons in the ma
val service Of their country, and if she had
not one, so much the more ought she to con-
tribute tor the comfortable support OF those
who fight her battles on the great waters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

d .al Qul %! S-lt Ol lUO barrels OF mCl.Fsel
.. Sanitary Fund,by Capt. MAkee. sugar
...r u Honolulu
one hundred Barrels More.
coming, Father Bellows, one hundred bar
res more
as.s fr the masses from KalDehameha' 5
shore,
aa-l.m ~ the eanutbalr IS adding 80 our
-..ss the sve-tss, that we e'er have tasted
rrar Of t4e early iayl D.. now i myth no
urs by the barrel from beyond the oceau',
., -ar sar.s Of muse by each grateful heart
Dee sung
,ay Save bcleveI with sweets beneath the
barrels buur.
-E'- olr souls end u teran,s in melody and
iAyre,
sweet IS is the -i.t cur uuma,rs vi-h ;Le
c.auutf r'.at.
aerl'dsd each amorous hoop that el5-ps
those casks rotuuI.
to. o' consolation for the Sanitary Fund
sweet insta'ment u the patriot from
mar.
rem hospital or field our wounded heroea
ass ne generous spigot out and let tbs
tai aow.
s-l'....s lick the 'Is,.s.. sq5 then on .ad
-le ioe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

lHB Vermont RuD.-lt Is understood
%. the iate order OF ten. Blk To pursue
robbers anu mauuders who recently
axe an iucursiOn into Vermont from the
madam territories and take them at all
l-l-, even though beyond cur boundary,
created a sensation az Washington. Mr..
'.FarI is said 10 object To the procedure of
.a- H.A lor fear OF difficulty with England,
Nr. Stanton, on the other hand. it is
isl, !, IN favor Of defending she order ol
aa. ulz ut all hazards.
Nt imagine there Is no reason whatever
lear the hostile action Of the British Min
F ir this OF any oIher cause first. be
Us. l- has shown Itself resolved to keep the
.-ee a, al hazards with everybody. Eng
i, taxed 60 the last degree Of endurance,
'-ln'- elr another war. Though 1t boasts
he great and Increasing commerce and
boxing With ll-ooncealed satisfaction at the
-'il 'lr in the United States. and OF Its
alT having the carrying trade Of the world,
5'- sikh commercial crisis at hand. indeed
already elmmenced, it has no disposition to
plunge into fresh difficulties. and least OF all
" "e-rluuter "a nation as powerful. rs deter
i--i.- al4 q, much incensed as ours In
'ie H.zi place Mr.. Seward cannot have for
" lle famous case ol the Caroline, nor
wat WIS the doctrine then land down 10y
- bIilsa Government ~ relation to IT,
H 'y Mr.. Fox. the then Minister 1t Wash
--l1n. IN bis correspondence, and Mr.. For
"'' cur then Secretary of state II he
We viii refresh ms mcmory. Ihls cor
'Hdence TOOK place in lolo. Ihe OIL
ii "as COMM ted IN iN'o. lie CdrohR,
' small steamer, owned Ia Buffalo, and
ing ar a Terry o'at between that city and
y isi@uI' On "niet Dand oI insurgents
posteu win ''e intention Oh lhNadInS 2
-au% Ioi ''e o''i''iio" oi I's government
yi.'S' vi . ie'u,H Tip '' o'n'oss''
s 9'l'o ", we" loiN' sHe "Hs' On inc
'-'' se'en's oI el7N'! s'i 'nc pas
"-e Wa nloI 1-l-N "'1hued, others were
'.'- ana seriously INJURED ana twelve Others
--''>i were supposed 10 nave IeFlsned IN
'.eai-i'r' "hlcn was eut lo''e' 7e' On ui'
'+ sent over the Niagara rails
Tor rms act our Government called On
ol treat britain i'r reiArAti'n- y ~
'y'Hon was palq 10 l,'is demand ana L.-' SiI
Du'' il "es cuar?eu VIII win wan. vi nri "
90 '.,~' -.5is,I a. " "a Co W, - aitA'-,,-, ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

FoUND DEAD The body Of man appa-
gently about - years old, was found on the
track Of the 0gdensburgh Railroad. in Burke,
n. Y, two or three days ago, apparently
killed in some way by the train. In bis
pocket were found ticket for Burlington,
Vt, some promissory notes signed by Abram
Merrifeld and running to B. Merrifeld, and
other papers indicating that his name wa:
Benoni Merrifeld. His friends, if he ba.
any in this vicinity, are requested to commu
nicate with \. c. Morse, P. NJ, Burke, \. Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04
Transmission of Money BY Mail.

The postal money=ordcr system is 10 be
put into operation in this town. and at other
designated points throughout the country.
on the lst Of November. It is intended to
promote public convenience by aforJins
cheap, immediate, and safe agency for tie
Transmission through the mail of small sums
Of money for which bank drafts cannot read
lily be procured The mode by which safety
is secured consist, in leaving outof the order
the name Of the payee or party orwhom tie
money Is intended. n this re-rcct money
order differs from an ordinary bank draft OF
check. When a money order Is applied for,
the postmaster viii furnish tie applicant
with printed form ofapplication n which
the latter viii enter ali the particulars of
amount, name, address, DC, required to De
stated in the money order and advice From
the items contained in -t.h application the
postmaster Will FIJI up the money order and
also the corresponding form ofadyice.
The order. oncn completed. is handed 10
the applicant, upon Iaymcu, OF tine sum ez-
pressed therein and of the rae charg,a'lc
thereon, ,ctici fee mas, .areriatg ie paid ia
nioney. postags stamps not 5.ng r.ciraat
t,r.for. BY the mal Immediately follow
ins the ISSUE of q moaey-ordar. the rJs,Ha--
ter transmits the corresponding advice TO
the postmaster at heoIiee upon which i- is
d-awn The latter I- thus furnished. b..me
tie o,ier it-elfcan Be presented, with al
u.,---ry Information TO detect fraud. 81 any
-....l le attempted.
Aay a.fee may draw urau any o-aer office
ia ,.- ii-t of -roncy-or-eg Offices. iora a sum,
uioa eu- order. from oae DO lar % tiIr,g doh
.ars. Bat when a. larger SUM than tire int
ter j.. required additional orders 10 make it
up must De obtained
Rates Of commission charged f,r money or-
dcrs
ON order, Not exceeding $40 Boo cents.
Over so and NOT exceeding so Is cents.
Over so ami mp TO S3o 90 cents.
40 money viii be received r,r orders e4-
ceit coin. United States notes. OF notes ol
the National banks. anj orders cannot De
paid in any other currency. 4 money ore
der is rendered invalid unic>- 1t i- presented
Co the postmaster Oh whom it is drawn with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

RFTyoIDs' ONO Prur.-We ask the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement
Of this Invention 10 another column. One Of
the pumps was put into the well behind the
Court House, last week, and has been there
in constant use since, throwing water with
an ease and power rarely excelled. It is a
very simple, strong, and easily-worked
pump, equalled We think By no force pump
that we ever saw, ..
The pump is manufactured here in town,
and Mr.. Miller who owns tho patent right
for this State, Is well known to many Of our
citizens. We recommend the Ohio pump
to the attention Of all who need such an ar
ticlc. .....
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04


'.'Fs o'isAes oi lAe ffee fre7s'l
..-E TIE VERMONT CAVALRY.
-,-.s Isl --4-ovr C,vrny.
Eain }lmnluaaS, cac 1s14
Press.
t r.l tle following report Of the move
a-.- m.rts of our regiment since the
-rt i--
iv hour 'u the jav. on tle 18th, or
-.vci TO be- ready to move et a
4.5e 'a a hour eyery thing was
-a active cim. -'-n- teats struck and
-e. I'D c-.n baggage On route for
Terry. pots and kettles, TN pans and
l4 90 ul.s not lar-er than sheep
.Ity tfa 1s; Se.a Sc.
u.s.l out Of camp 81, aAo1t one O'Clock
...al- ali ,-e llluy's lrl- picke,s
- t fut Brigade of about half
e-aal 0. carh'ues at that hour
ar- peculiar ring TO It not pleas
... .aI hasa tendency 70 cause men TO
-r-- sf ove--.a.s. rli1cr ponchos.
.0 ...1..ue OBJ. Spencer aud Colts 20 see
.a-. ia -.u-m.''
~e ha---i in front or the enemy
tie irrrtr- winch soon came up;
le-ei ta tleI..r Of tie lire where
through le l.-Ls. Tie regiment
u.l ,iaa Iisaouatel about two
-aai.l time several were wounded
W.r.r,i O. make way gor the
mi i.i tte pleasant sight OF seeing
n-a7-i e.a.-ssn on an sides
a-t. -.- oaa VIRGINIA r1il fence
-la..- through tle town of
aas o.. te TaLeyr.Ee. At every
-r.I a.n.I batteries new Iif,seem-
tl.r sueeI until
nrr-l rat our Iiv.
rr...a - as Keru-,owr. and
s.I .- Oh. remainder - the night.
during NH. Iar was commanded
with his usual display Of gallant
..-1 moved on the flank
.aIt.e aIrauce or our re--
orr.r .... IN with the enc
-ath,s-. OF the
.- -ne tine when
d.. ,.ros.si with oug reg
E.T.-. Front Royal. aui. f.
te enemy orr..-
r Groves -er9-t.uc
.4rl--y iu wa.,ue
--..r r,e- E. was deemed
sand r. went into clur
re- l..ea a1 order was
Don. r- ..-....r.- the y-.
..t..e g.. .r.-lt = O'Clock. A.
..errra- f-i. wh.leattle
rtle Gyisian would
r1ri Precisely a-
regiment. uer, there under
W.H-- lu- -al friends in grey
aHF r. cross. and as the
La.-l It ca'. Bennett,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

WsT-yReRS1s STATE ELEcrfuN The
state election in West-Virginia took place on
Oct. 9th. 1t passed off quietly, and the en-
tire Union ticket Is believed to have been
elected. Governor A. j. Borenian had no
opposition, and Is reelected by heavy vote. a
Returns from SIX counties, give Hubbard
(Umon) for Congress over 1900, majority.
The Legisfsture and local officers are largely
Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

FEosT.-There was slight frost wednes-
day night, and another more sharp Friday
night ACCOMPANIED by very little snow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04

1oHu Heath. head severe; Brr.ibury A Hunt,
...n'Ir severe; fenilmin F Bowen thigh,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04
NUMBER NINETEEN
The View state Of Nevada.



PROCLAMATION
HrmH rasDryr
Whereas she c9agre s Of the Unite is'.is'passe
,l, w. .-., ..,, ,...o "a c-5f1o l.'{ tte Z.
reor'sof Nevada TO firm Constitution and
7.ta eo' arpmeai' ~ l,' 'ae adn,S.'on n oi
~a5 tt-ar. nj -.-.-.-
Where's the s'ii Cga-a tuition AMI State Govern
? En- ''' I. ' p's' ., . 1'' {, - '.'' '', ',- an
fCrrs.- hi the e.-fi,a-, re-
orai By the s5.l t.', and a'-' 'ary Of the h.
...-- = 81 N. m l-'...r '-
Nan r.-s--- -..i- ,--o--o -r.,.r. ,-..r.,-,
Lmra, r-isHso, the Uaitsi s.a.es. in .e-
60 a & I,.-.,...-. ..I ..i
pr-E ... ...- sss s..I s.s3ss. Ns,4tsIs air---
'te ia-. &. Union on aa -al r.'as With '.f
.-r -...r -sss.,r .r .b' maj s,...- /, y,
} alxL
U.-i.-. r.. ~ r--.--.,5.. his
o-0r f~ti-r.r-
.-.r. r..
NJ ~. T7rf' -rr. r-
-r.p-.4
( Wllt1 H srsa1. -rois.s-e.
/ Re.-rl of tae i-t Vermont Cavalry.
T or r. sa.l
mani ur... tim, r-. ,v-.-. arrived
+ u- q. .. Saturday evening. Lhr- g.. E. o-r
cit1. s .hav h4ye s., elilu taken de r...,s-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-04
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURE.


-f''hN. h''1 tENt. khINt EEh' ns-
The Democrats having abandoned all hope
Of carving the election by honest means.
f arc now caught in the endeayor to compass
tie success Of their PARTY and Of the rebel
lion by ;hc boldest and most gigantic fraud,
and forgery The rlot has Just came to
light, and a portion Of the actors are under
arrest. and on trial by Military Court
Martial in Baltimore. Two have made
tuh e.ufrsson, and the testimony rs to
Others ls fu'l and conclusive. The guilty
party are Gov. Seymour's New York Demo-
craft. State agents at Washington. Balti-
more, Harler'- Ferry and with the Army Of
tie Potomac. These scoundrels in connec-
-i.n wIth the party leaders in New York
State. have it seems. been at work for
months ia maturing and executing plan for
d,audu. .he soldiers Of their votes. and
Gro'erwholming the suffrage of citizens at
home. hy the forged votes OF thousands and
ten- of thousands Of soldiers VINO have fallen
in battle or died in ,he hospitals, or who
b.,. .- -:..l
III S'Ih' e-S's s'a eo
enyc-Jio- containing LINcolN'' ballots
have been opened and "McCLrrI,v" baila.s
hove been substituted but the main reliance
O. r.e eou=nirators has been in the forgery
o. Signature of pretended soldiers to papers
tI.l-mtt-Ine d. NtCLrrT,< and >..vmet,r-'
v..>.
''. "'~- ''.t 'Aitr icct long. containing
many thousands of these fraudulent votes.
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..-. %. Terry ~ra.. A.-.-,-..- I.si-ir...4..
..t
''''''''1' 74-' "' -Ai'''4- Ietef
hrHy oi LOWS County. and Dr. Jones OF
Nv Y..l. rit,- ,-..;,. ,.. .
rested iH Baltimore hr iat Provost Marshal,
who ai-l 20. .-..l ri.. y ~..f.. t-tI..v
ie -r.lWiu- l> Terry confession
.lc 'Iis "Ati 'le H'9' l--
d. A- Wood. Of clinton Go. N. y. 1t aas done
a l.v office, Ao ~ tayeite street, a,Umore !
aii ald have been iar the past two ys4ts, agent
ir tle State ol New lors, appointed hv iir
s'..a. .lr. 60 look after tle sick --l wounded
s..i.ars % New York first saw Wood on Wei
mes ay of n-t ~s.S AT any office. lie came and
Represented hm>ef az agent o.. The Central
Committee O.. hi, county, to look after it,
local ticket. Ile talked about the vav -n which
votes could Poo taken. ID was agreed we should