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The New York herald., 1864-05-26

A TTENTION-FoR l6a SEVENTH AvENVE.-HARRIsg
~ takes the opportunity to announce to his customers
that ne mas advanced Az cent the
Cast ou Wearing Apparel Carpets Furniture Jewery. Dta
c as we have great demand for these articles
Tor tue New Orleans market Ladies' gentlemen having
any Of the same to d. by calling on or ad
ana twenty second streets There you depend upon
oner hign prices and then trembling them for
half their value Ladies' and gentlemen you only but
try and convince yourselves on Please be
particular about the and number Il Avenue
1 q O hp fy
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
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AsTROLOGY.
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SS. s rss;. 'S;Sa sapssS sSSSs a se
as soss;ss ..on. mAs .sf'sss 81 absent
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sn s.. ass 81 csn nes'cns sen,lsm.n
.. an once @ rs e s1s Greene
sSsA osIsos sH Ct. EN- myrss ss Sss
su' St the %G Houston sns
sssn on streets over bakery. Price 50 cents
, BNooxbyS cLAlRyoyAsT.-MaDAsE .,. cLlr.
street f2E lSs sssf; ass
or s.ssg any, ssn sena s Tor
T. one 10 Nsdsa Ross she shows likeness
Sss n q va % Sn
Ho. a aTa rom IN ne mons In IN he evening 0e
IA voIsrNB. DsscEsDAsT OF AstRoLooIsr TO
Napoeoa .ee Great y wv Nc, ,si ssi 2, a Ss o. s with
Film Sixth avenues Love amulets which fail;
MADAM STEVENS CAN BE CONSULTED on ALL
M % s ss sssns S o. bs c thompson
street, spHns n. B.-Lueky numbers given
NO IMPOSITION THE NEVER FAILING MADAM
sAss @ sas ss
at. you on ss pa ana peev map so
von correct ia eness your future husband o. absent
friends Ier equal u not 10 be found Caution -toVp re-
one Who can surpass her IN her pro,eson o.
She tell OF the person that you marry.
This no humbng No si2 Fourth avenue between Tven
" hird md Twenty fourth streets Name on The door,
(sep.u1en not admitted.
NJ n WHO HAS not HEARD OF THE CELEBRA.
IN ted Msiame BREWSTER. No AT Sirth avenue. cor
Twenty seventh street wnere she can pe con
with the sctes conadence all Affairs Of ne she tss
the name, aud sas no equal
XVBo aUCLp NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1890
h.s nj all nd .
suited personally by letter all affairs Of lhe concern
absent frtends love courtship. mar
sse hca tn wealth nd who can reclaim drunken and IN
IA thfu ands Miss W s the only person In This city
who has the Roman and Arabian tasnan Tor ose,
good and affairs and Tor
e DE consult this naturally gifted and beauty
yonn adv Lucky numbers given Highly respcctabie city
reference Can be her residence io sixh avenue
! opp5sie Ex-ta sy.ss
\ 1eE BowERy. Ry.-sApAM: wlpGyw, cLAIRvoYArI
lOO snd Giied spanish Lady unysis -ssrysscs ~ ~
tuiury love marriage absent frienda stckness;
medicine dIseases tells lucky nrrbero prousrfv
or stoleu.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

IGO q. HAYDoCK. AUCTIONEER.-E .-EARTHEN
tJ ware French and American Glass Ware by ROBERT
HAYD0CK fbursiay. May - AZ u O'CLOCK at ~, sales
room ia Liberty - crates common ware crates
yellow rs Periers French Glass ~ BOXES bsre
lew Preserve JArs 501 bo,es common Tumbers, 800
nactaEes A n er1can Glass Silver Plated Ware &C.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

A uCTloN NOTiCE-WILLIAM IRVING AUCTION.
u Ger w agons Bugg es. Rockaways Harness nc
,gsGopD COOKE WI sell FIR day May 81 at IL
5 X Top Rugg cs " "-'
-Four No Top Bugees
Three Coal hox Wagons
-Four Depot Wagons seats
Two Two Seat Park Wagons
Five RoskswBys and Grruauroyna
Three ano BODY Wagons
One Ibnry.
One s x Seat Coach.
Double and Snge Harness &c
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

NO. FIFTH AvENUE.-wILLIAM KENNELLY.
~ auctoneer VII sell the above House and Lot on a
Sallos & snnS harbor Lease on Thusd.y May 2s 1851
under the direction OF Richard rman ESQ., Referee
sale POSITIVE 20 the highest bidder Map auctoneers Of
fee No Ii Pine
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

A UCTI0N sALE-vERY DESIRABLE AND BEAU.
"A utny 70 ated Building Sites situated on High street
~ Newark n - IN the iumcd Dor hood of many
oeauuta residences and commanding a lovely view or
ffiver eay staten sani etc. The lie OF these
eON57 feet each Ia re whole plot there or IS)
feei On gh street BY o7 depth gworh street
a. desilned 70 sell a pares wish, either in whole
q " parts The sac will place a. on
tha pfeh e., at O'Clock NJ. Parties king really
desirable property vii do well TO attend this sale,
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
4 EoRge COOK, AucTIosEER yr,.,rc,.

ROSEWOOD PiANoFORTB, &C
Tomorrow at i0la O'Clock saesrooms ls Broadway su-
per Wardrobe Etagefe Centre Tab
Paor guils in brocatei sideboards txten
g,or pnr Tables ahrarv SUITS Dining Room suits Hall
aud Easy Chairs and general
assortment OF hrst class Furniture.
n B-Al O'Clock. superb octave ROSEWOOD Panoiore,
round corners. egs-a fine instrument.
Aso o'riocs. famis Carriage. Rockaway WAGON,
two Top Wagons aud ss OF ocers Horse Bquipment IN
gooA ordr
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

A TTENTIoN.-AT2 2l2 SEVENTH AVENUE H. ROsgN,
"a BERG. the California and Western agency store re-
ceved large orders TO S75OO OF Cast or
Clothing These orders must be fulfilled in a very short
time Ladies and gentlemen wish would take parti
suar notice and look over your wardrobs and you
& y S,Onang you do not need For your sataction
10 500 coats from IS 70 $25 pants from s3 81 also
by calling addressing H. ROsENBERG 2Is Seventh ave
the city - 81 ~AS o~soa
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

NOR SALE Al PUBLIC AUCTION. 40 o
Rv JAMES NJ MILLER. Auctioneer, 70 rine sueet,
- y ON THURSDAY. May 2s le64,
=, {, ,,,lock y M on the premises, 10 the town OF
o. = sc.RsDAr.r WissrIHESTER COUNTY,
THE HERDSDALB TRACT,
containing about
40 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
II narosis Of ny acres each 90 some OF "nicn
- are isrm houses and oubuildings.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

ID MECHANICS HALL 472 BROADWAY
Monday. May ~. and every night during the week,
BRYANTS' MIESTRELS aN 7 IS
the Excelsior Troupe in the fowing brilliant
LES MIsERABLEs, ~. s9L
Monster Tin pano.nion. Stocks Up. Magic Echo Solo,
sally Come Up Macs Essence. Ilywiilywnk Band
The Buffalo Boys In their wonderful Double Clog Reel
THE BLACK CHEMIST.
Concluding with the new P.autaton Festival Scene:
u. g. a.. s... ~ ga aNn
Doors open at II curtain rises o'clock Tickets s6cs
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
M oRRIS WILKINS. AUCTrONEER
N Handsome Household Furniture Mirrors Chandeliers

ih Handsome Household Furniture, Mirrors Chandeliers
Medallion and Brussels Carpets sc
L. IL. LUDLOW & CO
will sell al auction Friday May 81 1864 at IL O'Clock nj
The residence No. Is Eas; Th rty second street
49, between Filth and Madison avenues
All the Furnt contained in in
par OF eaboraley carved Paror Suits
and Easy Chairs In bne silk reps and brocae Gne Fench
Iate i'er MrroFs rich Satin aud Lace Curtains Centre
and Fancy Tases MAHOGANY French Bedsteads Dressing
Chess Tables Danask and Cloth Curtains ea;an mahngs
ny EXTENSION ia le mahogany Buffet Dinng Chairs enam
eIied Iottage suits Patas silver aud br,uIe
CAandeers Medallion and English Brussels Carpets on.
clonS, window Shades. Stair Rods Hall STAND Mats &c
which the sale will -
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

T sELDSER. AucrioNEER.-s W. sELDNER
-. " Sc tn da AT i0s o'c ock at the esroom -
New Cana street near the Bowery arge lot of Furni.
sure consisting of mahogany and other es Bedead
sofas Lounges. lot of On Sheets Mattress
es, Pillow Cases, Rocking Chars Bruises, Ingram and
fue seven-octave Piano nike l. Sew ng Mach ne
Shoes and Ladies Ga tiers
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

FpwA.EsDu ri sER AucrIosEE1Rsr 1sr ssIocS sy CON.
- ef an sl Friday NAY -. 81 corner Of Worth
sse. asng OF two m.roc .p PEI lined Bar rroie TOP
.or rar nesk marble top Table &c sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

AmUOEM EMENT8.
WALLAOK's. THURSDAY.
w Doors open st7ls; overture at *; cur
rises at tts conclusion.
NEVER ACTED HERE
The beautiful play Ia nve acts BY Lowell LoveO
sacrees and The Iria Of Love - . Titled the -
WIFE'S SECRET
~ produced with superb scenery costumes appoints
ioA menis aud dis ribulion. =
Sir Wa. - An''0'S "S" " 80 NJ SSuarr Sadr p..x--
Sir Walters steward. Mr.. john GiheH
Iaoea snseS lie 70 Lady Eveline Miss Fanny Morsnt
xAsssso ne' m OF Frencl sloOp Young
bTouiiard csp,A i've cavalier. ...Mr W. H. Floyd
i MAJ AaH.n ,ms' olcer in the Parliamentary
Harry courier nj, faIkes
Bbc,hard. .,... Servants to ''.....- Mr. Bosdsn
Isdy E,aio. "oi Miss Jane Coomba
Maud her .............. '''''''"is' ioH0 DufSs
Friday-l2 tn night OF ROSEnALE. --r@ .., v.nf
hasnrday--THE NIFE'S SECREf .he
On Monday May 80, viii he produced, for 700
80 FIRST fME on ANY STAGE. and nac,, ~
an enurey original drama, of novel con ,truction - F
liar effects, IN three acts, entitled
-, CAPTAIN BLAND, ....sT
With new scenery and appointments incsaens
sM music dance Ni Fl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
Roll OF Capt. Dnnshee.s COMPANY.


Caps. y. \, Dan'hce l,t L,eul ID ~
Bruce "a Lieut.. {. b Wilson IL, ,fs.
John Dolphi "a S,rst q. Q. Blyce. 81 ~,
W, ii. Downing ith Strgf B. 4 Puue, l.a
Sergt. l.. b. Gross, let Corr. J. N. Fr.e. 2I
Corp. John WEIGH ID Corp. N. h. oyueae5
An Cop. J. NJ. ksiebum; 5.b CHp. J.t.
Page, 6th Corp. q. h. Pore, 1u Corp k
Toby eth Corp. A. j, Crane.
Priuaies Lew Boutwell,, J. q. trguta. A.
.. lIiger, l. Ii Allen G.. ". C.ilmtf. NJ.
Wright ) NJ. peunoek y. r. Brown, T.
q, ssott, 5. LAdd, II. u. BJarimaa, T. T..
Hitchcock, +, L Brig .am, A. c. Neca a.
NJ Eyart,, n. b. Sm,th, \. NJ. Sia,t,.. l.. T..
Durani, q. Z, Nasaburn, 5 q. an, 5 b.
Colby, q. n Holden, Nj. Campbell, F.E saub,
D, BALDWIN, Z. +. Ripley, ". A L}.d y b.
uollst-r, D. Ii. Buck, W G. P-rru, "a. D.
Diaper, M. NJ. Huntington, j. ii. hog s, "a.
b. Billiard, NJ l. Goddard, q. ". Nywcsno,
y. \. Hicks, Q, H. Caldwell, Il. K. tieiI. j. J..
BarstOw, J A. Vail, NJ. &. Parkinson, E. C..
Holmes, Jr, j, c Wheaton, A. q Bra
q. j. Robins, 5. d. Wilson, 6. Lease q IS 4rl,
ii. j. Ford, j. Brown, j. J. Boyngton, F. frae.
A. 7. Rcnirsw, d. b Fay, o. ). otucs, r. Iou
W. ii. Hamilton, /. Morrison, L. y. omta, 4
D. Hyde, A. George, W NJ ii. Huut a. 49,.
IL. Dwnell, A. NJ. Foster, Z. {. Fora, j. Blus
well, }. X. Houston, j. McGowen, W. l. Nr
ITO, ID. u. Field, e. w. Merrill, {. Barrel. s..
A. Wyman, NJ. NJ. Clough, |. A. Adams, 4. ~.
Paige, .. Vail, e. c. Z. Baldwin, j. NJ. con-
gYs, NJ. Wheeler, D. Webster, / c smi.u l.
Il. NYe, q. A. L. Sprsgue, S, Bt4wnsln, %. ID
Howard, Ii Barnes, j. A. Pollard, j Ii. psf
ford, |. d. X. Collins, j S. Marcy, Is oJC.er
J Il. Moulton II. X. Bixby, II /. Whmg.
l. 4. Dodgc, II +. Rlkor, NJ. + Smse 5.
ktlIh, ". Ii. Meaoham. W. T. G,otss, j.
Poland, d. Il. Kemp, NJ. Mhalon, Z l.. Snl'h,
d, &. camp, n. l.. AndreAs, K. L. Jonc, 4. q.
Fullerton, A. d. Banc.olt, ". u. Wilson. ".
Dngwail, j. \. Stiles, {. WunAms, E. Z.
Morse, :. Il. Morse, Nj. Foster, l.. l. Be- 'a,
l. Z. Alexander, ". {. Parkinson, A. q bad
ish, n. &. Bacon, " G. Southw0rgh, q p
Mitchell, II. Huntington, g. L. Lswrtnts -
r. Lord, ". w. Wells, f. IL. Lathe, b y
Camp, II. TempletOn II. Lane +. Clark-lll'
We invite attention 70 De- Oaks advertise
n,nt elsewhere. Ihe certificates, 20, IS III appeit
next week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

There has BEEN in the history Of ths world, 40
more wonderful exhibition Of the power of one
man to turn the tide Of battle and change the
panic Of dsfeit into the inspiration OF q mlgnh-
cent victory, thss is found ia Shcrd,n'' last battle
IN the Shenandoah Valley. lilo found bis army
b,alen, routed, pinic strcken,t ten o'clock, bsset
by an army flushed with great succ:" and con-
fdent Of victory. AZ be rode on bis foamlog
nsod along the broken lines Of The troops he had
40 ohsn led into battle, their flight WAS stayed,
their panic disappeared, their ranks closed up
and wish = slfobt Of glad recognition that went up
fom hearts whose eouraSs had reformed, they
welcomed 10 the fed isvneibIs Pal SAsdIaa.
The gallant soldiers osl'us tolls the rct>, how
tie tide Of battle turned, how defeat WAS changed
into Vic.ory, how the dshsn! rebel, were driven
in q Wild disord.red rsut be'or. Sherdan and his
army, and how nigh, alone saved all the traitor
troops in the valley from complete sanihilstion.
II ever victory could be called toe work Of enc
MAJ, to Sheridan belongs the honor o' tbs
achievement at Sta,burg And this nston will
rem'mber him, and all over, Of tn. cou Try, while
thanking God for this victory will pray hat tho
Almighty will cover Gen. Shsud,n's head ia tbs
day Of battle, .nd preserve him to cirry 10 tho
hna victory uhch shall secura our lb,rIie., tho
brave army which he inspires as well as lsad, to
triumph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

We invite attention 10 the advertisement Of
the .MasIuehuRtt, PtOug hmtn. IN another place
II Is VIVA, /. claims ~ b., n standard agricultu.
ri paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

they eOngfo 4a.ll 90 uoht OF the. .A,..
and near the s,vrc Of Geo. n. Flrr.r yy,..,I
P"tfo'icd Up and down Nam street. 4.re #
'en1ou', a woman whose maine we a4y a.a6
passtpg Ibrongh ber .bavI 'so'f'' "al
Ony enc Of them Was wounded, and ...r..i..
y III ,4o hand. lie vas wounded ,ys TT.
''' '''' t.''" eo's'. ''', w OApl C'r5l.
Later adyleas from tho enI.nI', , WV -'
der Capt Newton, Capt Conger aSd L.a,.
suanahan confirm to news OF the osa.,..,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

Norm BRITISH REVIEW Tor AuSus,, 1854 r..
print, New York: J., Scott & Co,
Contents Wotdssofth-rhe 1,an and the
poe,j Tod eben's History of the UrIm.m War
J. II. Ntum'ns Apologize Education at Pabie
S'hooi,i Russia under A.euadtr II r,e Scotch
L,sytr u the Seven reth Ctnaryi B0tksleyt
Theory Of Vi'lni renny,oni Eaoca Arden, etc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

The President has appointed the last llur..
day in N1venb Der, as day VI public thanas,i,.
ins and prayer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

Gtidley Joy has been app'in4l pls,mastsr
a, North hyd,pars
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

VERMONT COLONIZATION SoCErI This yea
cradle luHl1uon held ii. anniversary a, the
Brick Chureh, asi Thursday evening. Abou,
ihy pafson, we're 10 attendAnos, though the thin
mes. Of the audience was more due to the fact that
Gtorg' Thompson spoke at The sane hour a, R-p-
fessnlstv.s ti,il, than TO d,.neiica,ion to hsar
Mr., Johnson, the coor.d gentleman who delivered
the address before the Society. Hon. Daniel
Baldwin, Of Montpelier President Of the Society,
sas in the char. Rev. Mr. Byinstsn, Of Windsor,
made prayer, The choir we're in attendance
and varied tn, exercises by singing Henry W.
johnson, ESQ, icolore lawyer -fN.s York, de-
livered TIE address. lie was Introduced by Rev
Mr. Lord who rsjoiced in tho fact tina, thers
were som, persons who preferred to attend the
Colonization meeting rather than to hear George
Thompson
How far IL Is Of any value to the slave to keep
up oolOnin ion meetings, isnot now utirsly cIsar.
II certainly does not increase the faith Of the anti.
slavery men 10 the work OF colonization .scistie,,
to find tnsm encouraged and pstronIed by those
who oppose every effort the Govsrnm,n, /, m,k
INK to rid our Country Of tn. eotse Of slavery
However, colonization is not now popular enough
to be mischisvou,, and those Who b,hsve in Il, as
well 4, thu" vlo ,sly p.ets,d 70 believe ia ii,
can hold their NEE q, without much public Diet.
iment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
con d lfiCIAL

hsksr, Nav ross, o. a. Flesr quiet; sale, STAT.
AID Ns.isrn 1901 sl'i sta. ssa .sgos Roati Zoo,
Ohio ~ 10 Oh So W"tss s,soe % %. s.lhin-
"a 81 500 bsnntioa tsl,i c,nid. Ale, $50 bb, a.
" ".ts what ts2e higher sale. II COZ bush
red winter Western II 10 Corn tun Al 81 o. for n1,d
he'tern' Beef quiet Pori Arm .- n", s,lu to
h1 Lad arm a. fsio &c. Whisky atnnsl7a
AostfA'r I. s. one scar cert hs.ts, Is T. = $40
o.up.s' 1914 Us Coupon size, Of 1851 ioo. Gslt 40
hoAsJ aban liant Al : percent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
George Thompson at the Capital ofVormont

Tse celebrated tnslsh Anti Slavery Agis.,or,
GoorI' fhomp'on, '.sits Montpelier lAss Thur.
day, is F>rrOns. t0 shs Invitation OIL tho General
Assembly ~ ald.eo them rno R,prceonta .ivrs
Hall " x thfows open to him rnurday evvnIns,
and brilliant audience crowded tho Chamber
occupying every lnch Of available roon, to receive
aud wolcoma the distinguished apostle OF tbs
gospel Of freedom The Ilal mayor presented
inner picture, respondent with amu!tItuId OF
JsB VI bur1lng gat, sal brillliHt with thu
thJusaad rich and gay oolors watch adgruei tbs
isrer portoa Of the sudienc'. Ttc men rho
had known, admired, almost lovyd George
rooml son talrty years aso, whea hls voice vas
fret heard in this country doNouncing with bis
wonderful eoqaeEc, the iniamou, lnsttu ton VI
slVc.y, we're among the audience, como 70 hear
and sea him face 10 lace whom they had hitherto
hold Ia such great admiration. Younger men,
who had later joined the anti slavery movement,
were not VIII, bshind 'hs pioneers IN tho cause
10 their desire 10 hear him who had beea the
champion Of aa'i slavery when j, required
bold mar to speak in It's behalf even in England.
And hundreds Of those who four years ago would
hardly have cared even by their presence to
welcome this agltatof-wh0 is even now by such
good Conservative people as aea long way
behind the age aud the march OF events, stigma.
tscd as fanstic,-were there 10 hear GhA
orator Of worldwide oclobrily And on the
outskirts Of tho crowd, and where they Oh ugh:
they might be safe from the arrow. Of his
terrible sarcasm. fingered a few Of the pro-
slavery Democrats of our tine, whose adnira-
ton OF his genus mad drawn within ths charmed
crclo Of shos. who listened to h. nobo -Iatory
o. George Thompson
A, osyfn q CLOCK Mr. Thompson. scoor panied
By ~. Governor Dillingham;, Pf,u lent 81 no
S,na;e, and Hon, 4. B Glrd,r, sr'ARtf Of the
llous., cutoftd the Chamber. II. Got Dill
nshdm introduced Mt. rhob11s F,r
two houn tbs distinguished sertlcm.n held M
etowdsd auditory cntfAneoi By To, mage Of Nil,
clear reasoning, hn AdmltASls sffanstmta, Of
taoH, and hh m'gnlhc,ns rh,,ort. We shall
MAKE 80 attmp! to si'e even al atsIrao, 81 tho
speech. 1t WAS reported By 40 accomplished
shorthand writer, aad, after beng revised By
Mr.. Thompson, will be published Ia pamphlet
form, and "; hope an 10 be able to I,s our
readers the larger part, II 60; the wlolo Of il ia
tho FsEnAr, The doun sssomblags in the
ii'll we're delighted and captvsiod By the
grand eloquenes aud the ptriec, eloco lion Of
the speaker, and the speech will have a large
sale.
Nh Thompson was, va understand, we'll
pleased with HI. reception hsn, TWAS his FIRST
vsl. TO Vermont bG, he expressed the oo6ndont
opul0n taa. 1t would not DO BIZ last. And We
arc cure everj ono who beard mia Will 30 rc.
jocod TO have aaoihcr opportunity 10 welcome
10 Vernon thn En- llsh lcend OF America, TN,
warm hearcd ohsmf,ou Of the rights OF man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

The First National Bank i, comparatively A
new institution, having been started last spring
The party tina, robbed this bank had scrim.
mage before they went In with young man
named Blalsioll, clerk in an adjoining clothing
store lie saw these armed men cunning to.
wards the bank and started to notify the cash.
Ter that there was q set Of 4" baokleg pro.
posing to visit him. Before lie entered the
bank, however he Was stopped by the raiders,
who, presenting pistol, alter brief scall,
marched him and other prisoners to the Gtoo,,
whore guard was set over them
Upon entering the bank MIR SOwles, the Cash
Ter, WAS urbanely invited to hand over wat
money he had and the Keys to the ullc lhe
request was complied with, ,ho funds distracted
and MIR. Sowl marched OF to the u.eeu rht
losses OF this bank amounted To go, 900. "a bl.
lvws s29,C6O IN $40 Treasury Ind,, 10
denominations Of SOS, 1000, 500's and l0OOs
$4,000 IN per cent Legal Tender interest
bearing notes $4,000 IN currency on n. Il.
banks and grecnbaok'.
A reward Oi $1,000 will DO given Tor tho ncc
essary information which will lead To tho con.
vlctIon Of any VI the robbers, and all per.ons
are cautioned against purchasing any Of lhl
above lost bonds, as pas mont has bcyu stoppc |.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

But should favor such proportion only as a
peaceful conference, as the Convention Of 1881
was. should be oppl ed TO eavng the qics.
ton, at issue to the absolute decisions Of suc4 a
body
Delegste' nigh be clothed with posen to
consult add agree, Il hey could, upon some plan
Of adjiamen', to be submitted for sibscq,tut
ratification b. the ,Overelga STATE, whom It affect
ed, bcfore it should be obligatory or binding, sad
then bndns only on such as should so riuff IT,.
1t becomes the people Of Ihe South, as well a, tbs
people Of the NORTH, TO be quite a, waiehfu anil
Jealous Of their nghts as their common ANCESTORS
were.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

We invite attention u Dr. Oaks advertise
m,nt elsew here lhe certificates, 10, IS III appeit
next week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25

The idoa that tho Old Uoon or any unios 90.
tween sovereign States, consistently vita this
fundamental truth, can DO maintained by fJics,
"a prsposterol. This war springs from 4u attempt
to do Ihis prep0sterou' thing. Superior payer
may compe union VI ,omu olr but II woold
not 10 the union u the Old Constitution Or Of
our new 1t would 10 MA: sort VI unlol that
results from ds,potbn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
Iowa llenls.

The clip of wool OF the Hoa j. B. Grin.
nell, our excellent and fsithful represena.
tive in Congress will amount this year to
some $4,000.
The conclusion in regard to crop pros
poets in this State this year is for the most
part very favorable. The larger portion of
the State has been favored " it'll an abund
ance of rain, which came not as it some.
times does in storms of weeks duration but
seasonbly as it was wanted. The conse
auence has. been that farmers have been
able to get in their crops in season and
have been able to cultivate them thorough
~. The winter wheat was winter killed
to limited extent, and the cbintz bug has
done some injury to both that and spring
wheat; but Notwithstanding these draw
backs, there will be from two thirds to
three quarters Of an average yield.
The prospect of everything else, corn,
rye, oats, potatoes, &c, was never better.
Ofall kinds offruit, except peaches, the
yield will be large. Fhe hog crop may be
late but will be an average one. Cattle are
fat. We never saw better beef than the
droves arriving here for shipment almost
daily. On the whole, Iowa will rejoice
this year in great abundance of every
thing. The only drawback is scarcity of
labor, to harvest the drops.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

EXECUTION OF McCoMB. POSTPONED The
execution Of B. A. McComb, now confined
in the Jail of this county in this city under
conviction and sentence for the murder of
Laura j. Harvey, which was to have taken
place on July a7th, has been postponed IN
consequence of an appeal to the Supreme
Court, which cannot be heard until the
December Term. Sheriff Derby received
official notification of this fact from Judge
Trimble on Saturday.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

The PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE. Work has
been commenced on the Public School House,
on College Hill, by the carpenters who have
erected temporary building for that pur-
pose. We have not seen a plan Of the
building, but good men have charge of il,
and we .loubt not it will be as perfec: as the
means at command will permit