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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
Ffo@ ysstsFssy. EssaIss BSsiisa.
81 TELEGRAPHIC. +'a's
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
IRON LOUISIANA.
EVACUATION OF BATON ROUGE.

ADOPTION OF CONSTITUTION BY THE nj
GRO CONVENTION.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28

An official patch received at the War Department
this morning. from Gen. Hood, says that the aiiuaOn
10 I, oat Of Atlanta remains unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Current News Items,

The reign Of bankruptcy is being rapidly
inaugurated. The decline in prices OF Dry
Goods 10 New York still continues, Auction
GERS sell more than the Jnbbing Houses
These are the unfailing Premonltory symp-
toms Of the coming crash.
Rumors have been prevalent in New York
that Butler ia dead, and that Grant had met
with reverses. If the authorities did not sup
press and withhold news such rumors, if false,
would fnd 10 one to believe them, As it's,
the public cannot know but what it is true.
1t is said that Sheridan has destroyed more
than 100 mills in his recent raid. This Is
iesolating a magnificent country with terri
ble effect This sort of warfare has hereto
fore strengthened the rebellion. We have no
reason to believe it viii do otherwise now
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

fees TO be laid upon the altar, aud the incense
Vt their msnRled bodies and blood esoends TO
Heaven with fervent prayer for the delivery
Of the omnipfestnt aud eternal negro
Two millions OF men, hundreds ut thou
sands Ol widows, millions of orphans, many
millions VI treasure beside wrecked hope,
constitutions, and desolate friends innumera-
Bile, have already been expended by our Gov
ernment aud In the name Of God for what
Go ask the white headed sire where his sou
is and what bis life has been expended tor
ASK the young widow where he is whom she
loved TO honor and anticipate his slightest
wish Ask the desolRle orphan we're that pm
rent is who guided its infant steps, and listen
ei TO iis innocent prhtlihg tonguel Ask the
Thousands OF wives aud mothers who are daily
heeing 10 the North aud before the army
seeking for protection
| Go ask the soldier 10 the tented field what
| hs was fighting for three years ago, and what
/ be is fighting for nov The answer Will be
4 or the liberation OF the sons Of Ham, who
we're tar better of in their bondage, but who
| nov under the fostering annd philauthroplo
care Of our benefcent Government, covering
our Northern cities aud towns, committing all
kinds ofdeprada ions, picking up an uncertain
and scanty living, and almost starved to death
] by the very power who gave them the great
hut unappreciated boon OF freedom.
have been 10th to come to this conclusion,
and hoped against hope that this would not
be the ultmatum, but s now forced upon me
the tsrs are 100 plain TO be seen above the
lions skin, and | am compelled to accept II
as the ioregoue policy Of our present Chiei
Magistrate.
| cannot, neither will |, endorse a policy
let it emanate from whence it may, which Is
so destructive to the lives Of free white men
and subversive to the laws of humanity, jus
tice aUd equity, have no particular obIce
ton 10 the negro being free, but don't pro
pose to do 1t at the expense Of white men
filling the country with woe, impoverishing
aud drsoating our fair land, for the sake o
accomplishing that purpose aad thank Goo
that many of my fellow soldiers are OF ih'
same opinion
These thoughts are not brought to my mine
by any thing that has been taught me, but b,
calmly and dspassonately watching the Ad
ministraiion of Mr. Lincoln from the begin
ming OF war up to the present time, and an
forced to acknowledge the old saying, "tha
experience is a dear school, but fools vii
/ learn in no other
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
AoIofamOus Lie.

The charge in this mornings Journal,
that MIR. GnLEsrlE is member Of the
order Of the Sons of Liberty. is an out
rageous lie, He is not, and never was a
member of that order. No such order
exists orever did exist in the city Of Day
ton. The people win understand the pur'
pose of these assaults, made on the eve oi
the election. against their candidate for
Sheriff. Nix. GILLESPIE is too well known
TO be injured by Black Republican ISLANDERS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
GEN. SChenCk's Infamous EOteT-
ference with the Sacred. Right
of Suffrage In Maryland

General Sehenck is soliciting the votes of
the people Of this Congressional District to
return MIN TO Congress II he we're in mill
tary command here, there would be no doubt
of his election, for he would simply order his
Provost Marshal to arrest and report to head
quarters any person who should approach
the polls with the inIenuon of voting against
him.
When the future historian of these troubled
times shall record, for the execration of man
kind the usurpations of military tyrantS, who
have ruthlessly trAmped upon the dearest
Constitutional rights Of liberiy.loving peo
pie, be will find among the archives Of the
War Department the following General Or.
der No SO, issaed by order Of Gen. Robert
C. sohenck:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDIE DEP. !
EIGHTH Army CoRPs, BALTIMORE MD, :
October ~, 1863
| II is known that there are many evil dis,
| posed persons now at large in the State OF
Maryland who Nave been engaged in rebel
| lion against the lawful government, or have
| given aid and comfort or encouragement Ia
others 30 engaged, or who do not recognize
their allegiance 10 the United States, and
who may avail themselves Of the iudnlgenee
Of the authority which tolerates their pres
enee to embarsss t. e approaching election, or
through il TO ioist enemies OF the United
States into power 1t is therefore ordered
That all provost marshals and other mill.
tary officers do arrest all such persons found
n, or hanging about, or approaching any poll
or place OF election on the 4lh Of November
1868, and report such arrest 10 these head
/ quarters
% That all provost marshals and Other
military officers commanding IN Maryland
shall support the judges Of election on the 4lh
Of Noyemeer, 1868, 10 requiring an oath o
allegiance to the United States, ms test 81
citizenship, of any one whose vote may be
challenged on the ground that he is moi loys
or does not admit his allegiance TO the United
States, which oath shalt be in the form follo.Q
I ing; fi
II do solemDly swear that | will su'ppor
protect and defend the Constitution q an
! Government Of ihs United Ststes a,sainst 4,
enemies, whether domestic or forei gn; tha
hereby pledge my allegiance, faith and le
ally to the same, any ordinance, resolution
law Of any State Convention or State Lesisl
turs TO the contrary Notwithstanding that
will at all times yield a hearty and willing oil
dence TO the laws, Constitution and Govern
ment, and will not either directly Oe iAdirectl
do any act in hostility TO the same, either b
taking up arms against them or aiding, abe
tingaF eountenaDeing those in aTms agains
them that without permission from the Law
j inl authority, will have no communication
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

stitutiop p VIVA, is tbe Constitution but the
established aud fundam ntal lsS shdeJ which
the Govern msnI ia 70 te sdmioistsfsd2 AT
leg,Anes, "isith' aud "ioyslty' are all to h4
pledged BY this oath In what do these terms
diAer or what do they MI mSan2 Who ~
10 judge2 General Schenek might conslder
an act 10 BE- . violation OF loyalty, and con.
sequently a violation S,t the oath, aud still not
violation Of allegiance Where the con.
sequences Of the violation Of an oath may be
90 grave, il ought at least to be sufficiently
specific and unsmbipuous to be clearly un-
derstood After pledgiug bis faith, loyalty
and allegiance" sl together, he must also
swear that he will yield hearty end SoiHi1g
obedience" &c Suppose citizen renders
simply obedience to the laws, is not that all
that any government Can requlreS What
would the aboliti0 lsts think il they we're re-
quired TO swear, before they could vote, that
they rendered willing and hearty obedi'
ence" to the fugitioe sIaVs iaao, or even to that
constitutional clause that requires the re-
delivery OF fugitive slAvesf man may moi
be able to render "heaFg aud milling
obedience 40 the policy Ot his government
aud no government but an unmIhgaitd des
pousm wou ID ever require any such thing
Obedience, simple, unqualified obedience, is
/ tuilCent Iut hl ihWiul purposes VI NuNe'h
ment, and all that man has It in his absolute
power 90 render. But again; he is to hav,
"no coqaB,sf fnicdfioH, direct or Indirect, toitl
any one VithiR The insuTrsciOndry Stdtesf
IL he has q son, or a brother, or father, no
in the rebel service, 5ut within the nsurrec
tionarJ Su,tes," he is TO swear that he viii
have no communication, direct Or indirect
with hha, before he can be permitted to vote
He is required, lastly, to swear to ''depor
4 hisaieJ in all things as a good and tOyd
cShzsn of the United States" And who u
to be the judge OF that department, and o
The violation of that clause OF the oath p
@tsDifestly, General Schenck or some Oi hi
provost marshals. Can inIAmy 90 further
I Get this man. who has committed studied
I, and diRboLcal outrage upon the dearest AM
Rlost hOa Ored Of all the franchises secured Il
freemen, is now appealing TO that very fran
Chise to elevate him to a seat in the council
OF the Cove rnment. In this act, the charscte
OF Robert c, Schenck is distinctly displayed
| 1t exhibits his intolerance his bitterness, hi
despoiism, his msIgnity, his utter disregar
for State rights, his readiness 10 strike dow
the sacred right OF free suffrage TO subsery
q particular purpose, in fact every quality tha
makes him Mn6t to be the representative OF
lberty-lOving, patriotic and magnanimou
constituency.
1t remains for the people Of this Congre
sionRl District to determine by their vote
next Tuesday, whether they desire such ma
as their Representative.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
d. NAN . Reasenahle RelnE ;

N8 wan - hAehao1hnag m1aA > 7
Reason is assumed 70 be the attribute
Of man and he has plumvd and prded
himself on his possession. This it IS
which gives him pre.eminenco 10 the
animal creation, making him the superior
of all. Day after LAY you may drive the
bullock away from his companions to the
slaughter pen, and his fate gives no con
cern TO those that are left And this may
be repeated amid the unconcern Of the
herd, until the last one is marked for
butchery. Pope triumphantly asks
"The Iamb thg rot d0oms 10 bleed 70 day
Hal he Thy reason wOuid he skip aud play l'
The implication is that he would not
were he only endowed with the intellect
of man. lie would divine his fate. and
if possible, flee from it, or otherwise avert
it, Ifhe could do neither, the thought
of the cleaning steel soon to be redeemed
with his blood, would put an end to his
gambols.
We are by no means sure that man has
not assumed too much for himself. We
shall know better after the events of the
next few weeks. Time after time, the
bloody administration of ABRAHAM LIN.
coin has made its lequisitons on the
young, vigorous, and able-bodied men o
the country, driving them to the field ot
slaughter Those who are left have re.
maihed rs unroncerned as the herd Of
bullocks, seemingly wholly unconscious
that their own turn was sure to come
The process has been repeated, until meu
enough no longer remain to perform the
ordinary duties required Of labor, civ,
Hundred Thousand more" are demanded
and the doomed ones rush in panic tc
the money-lender, mortgage all they have
to purchase their redemption; and then
Subside into quietude as placid as that oil
the oxen that are fattening for the butcher.
knife. 1t seems to us that if men were
possessed OF the reason which they vaunt,
they would know that their present safety
is only respite. That their butchery is
simply question of time. Their names
are all in the Wheel of Doom. They
each one have a ticket in the inexorable
lottery of death. They escape once. The
chance of escape is reduced the next time,
by just so many as are drawn this time
for the reason that there are fewer names
from which to draw the number next
allotted. IL men are indeed reason.
able beings, we hope to see them vindcate
their title to be considered such. If they
are not stolid and stupid beyond belief
they viii know the fate which LINCOLN han
in store for them, and they will foil hi
bloody purpose by defeating him utterly
in November.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

BEORETARf OF SIAIE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
~ Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGEs,
gFoH HuLL raRh,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield CoH ty
(TO FuL yAcANctEs,l
Loug Vacancy,
MACHIAS C. WHlTELEY,
OF Hancock County
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER 5. BOYS,
or highland County,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlrCHFIELD,
OF Holmes county.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
WILLIAM S. V. PRENTISS,
OF Franklin Connty
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(spLL TERA,)
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashlsnd County
(sOR VscAser,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
of AuRlaiEe County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

If the Chiaago Convention had not nomin.
ated George Mcclellan we eshould have been
sarpriset ior of all the names before II his Ia
The most popular
Ths very tact that he is not party leader
makes him the better party candidate.
The Democratic party stands pledged to do
It's best 10 save the Union, ,-Phftddetphid
Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
KEEP III RRFORE THE PEO-
---- -L--- RLEi

That Orion Davidson, thoagh a war man,
shirksd the call Of Governor BrOugh, and
sent substitute at the cosr Of Montgomery
county. ..r...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
I'd & Sd Warders, AttentiOn

The Democrats and other Union Men
of the Second and Third Ward Clubs,
will be addressed at the Miami Engine
House, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
October 5th A. Cahill and Others will
address the meeting, W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Read the following;
l1ssLaA.OAlal " M D. Adrah u0aLd.l

(1tsltstOdtai u M Sarah bOaid,)
PaoT. DRMUSE Two years ago my scalp be, aIne
diseased and my hair encd to ial out very
1ae disease spread unt my scalp one complete
sore. II became very painful my Iest st night WSs
bruk en-, tho burning and nclng sensation uDhup-l
por able; would apply remedy alter remedy buI
clans OF this city. wBs informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp was affected Was te salt
Rh un, and that they could not benefit me. read
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the dis,
and restore my hair which had become very thin.
With that assurance placed myself IN your hands,
aud the results are, inTea luz zunant head OF han
my scalp s perIe tly we'll and my hair has ceased tt
Mas, sAEAR GoUIp, No; NJ South Pearl street.
IL In fact acknowledged by all who have Used the
Hair Rsstorer, and their name IL Legion, that II ~
THE ONLY PREPARATION .Is fs
That would euectuRlly and permanently restore the
W hair OF those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large aud rapdly inersasngs sale q Restorative
the strongest eNdcnce OF the maniod bonents II ~
oonisrring upon ....strs....t. st-..t....
i TINE HUMAN FAMILY. 10 ID iA' p
The confidence OF the public has been obtained, and
they all unite IN asstpg to its merit and vast snper
vi" OVER ALL PREPARATIoNs
Ever ntrhduced I do not otreoommtnd my pFsysra-
tion hair to sH iest m trehy 40 inany
oshs ~ WITH s he ss q RSe. 10 those Sb5 are
skepticsl OF ncredulous VIII make bons hde oder;
| Iwin forfeit Sl,9O0 ~. 3 ~,
| zone Thousand DollaTs) IT iall 70 cure the worst
cases OF partial baldness, under hiteon years stand
THE ONLY. GEH .IEE HAIR REsToRER.
! This wonderful remedy is sod by drugsists gensr.
IL YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SIND
! FOR 1T.
NB-Cures guaranteed IN every case whsre the d
! rectonk tor are Implicitly obtyed, ...a -#
Sis Price, 81 per bottle, or sx tottles for So ~. %
PROB, u, 4, DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. ~ Orange street,
] tPlhdlN AllhDNt NfN lNlhs-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

We are lighting sol ely for the integrity OF
the Union, to uphold the power Of our nation
al Government, and TO restore TO the nation
the blessings of peace and good order.--Ao
OlsllGn TO General HaIlsek Nopember llth,
1861
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
KEEP IN BEFORE THE PEO-
RLEl ...... ...

That while w. q. Gillespie was Mayor, no
meeting in the City was ever disturbed, save
that Of Hon. Sam Cox last fall and that was
ths act of the Republicans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEO-
PLEI

That Orion Davidson, few years ago, ran
LgAinst the regular nominee OF bis party, and
caused his defeat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

George h. Pendleson, the Democratic eau.
didate foe Vice President, isl gentleman OF
decided ability, liberal requirements and IN
stained private reputation -NeO York Tn
bnna III H.- p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

1-The Provost Marshal Of Louisvill and
ali his assistants, have been arrested for kid
mapping negroes and selling them as Substi-
tuteG. 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
RALLY FRIENDS OF THE UNION
Mr.. De La Court
OF HAMILTON, AND
GEORGE v. NAUERTH,

Will address the People in German, at
Waltz's Corner, Wayne Street, on SAT
URDAY NIGHT, October Sth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Democratic Meetings

Bear Creek-Friday o'clock P NJ, Oct
7th, Thos. o. Lowe, Il Thompson, Thomas f.
Thresher and W. II. Gillespie
PyrmOnt--Friday October Z, Hon. Thomas
]. s. Smith and n. Elliott
Miamisburg, Miami, Up Saturday. even
ing, October 9Th, George W Houk, II. Elliott
aud Judge Gilmore.
Liberty, Jefferson 7P-Saturday evening,
October s, Hon. d, A. Houk and W. Il. Gilles'
pie n,, M
night, Oct T. d G Fitch and G W Malam
bre
HdrshnaanspiHs, Monday night, Oct 10th
Geo W Houk and Thos o Lowe
Al Brookpiiie, Saturday night, Oct sth
Speakers, D. G. Fitch and W. d. Belville
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Mroiral

GUREs Coughs Cods, Sore Throat Asthma, aLa
" Consumption. It ia only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to try one nouie OF
StrieI'ahds 5 Meliifuous Cough Bdfsdm
10 convince them thatt the hest preparation ever
used. lt DOT only eures the sboIe affections "i ne
Throat and Lungs, but it CuTes Night fWtats Hnd
spiting of ~ od end ON - ceilent earge for sny
kind of Sore Throat II " pleasant TO tskei andf
safe medicine Tor infants Price " Gents per hottie
FOR sale bg druggists geueralF l mlA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Ella Boyle, Plaintiff
VS., Court OF Com. lleAs.
Robert Boyle, Dsiendsnt)
The state or OHIO, Montgomery County, IS

TINO Robert Boyle, Gteeuugi You are hereby noeh,
cd that the said Efa Boyle, plaintiff will proesed
20 take the deposihons Of snndry witnesses WIS @
.etori Al the las 9fBee Of j. H. HagRott, IN lheeiV
OF Dayton, County Of Montgomery. and STATE OF Oho,
on the 10Th day of october A. u. 1854, between Ne
hours OF tea A. M and six r. M. with authority 70 70
adjourn rom day to day eli all such deposinsSSHSg 5@
have been taken. ELLA bS - -,
September 2lst, 1854. SePH-"'"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

gLkoroRs Az LAeog;
CHARLES REEMELIN,
THOMAS W BARrLEI,
DISTRICT ELECTOHa
JOHN l.. VATrIER,
JOHN SCHIFF,
WILLIAM J GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES n. LAMISON,
WILLIAM b. TKLFAIR,
WILLIAM Il. CREIGHTON,
JUDSON A, BEEBE,
EDWARD s. STOWE,
JAMES q HALI
HENRY c. MOORE,
JAMES EMMlTr,
CHARLES u. JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER,
ROBERT A CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
DAVID r PAIGE,
SIMON L. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
ENN!z2RZz21 Z!

f / I d x

/ 8 q composition Of Rstringents, absorbeOts etmu.
Rntp and carininatives, Which tVety physician nc.
knowlrdges n the only prepaIatlnn that VIII eitct
permanent cure Of lharfhaN AID Dysetefs This Ant
Cholera Mixture II now in use some of IN army
hospitals where IL gives the greatest Satisfaction Ii
citizens, and We viii guarantee II 10 l the best me
dy N he world for DlarThea and DNfnteTy.
MIR Woods, OF CovingtOn, MY, WM lie most hApIy
TO satisfy to the virtue OF Strit and's Anti
Cholera Mixture; in tact We have great number Of
Testimonials from patientswho have teen cured utter
being pronounced in uTHlle by their physicians, some
after taking only Ottle Of StricRlands Anti Oho
era Mixture. II yousuiler Wth Disrrhts and Eysen
terry Try one bottle -.rI MA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25
IMPORTANT T0spENSlONERS AND
BOUNTY CLAIMANTS.

GNHARLES 7. VAIL, attorney nj law, Iras.
- burgh, Orleans Co., VI, is prepared to pro-
secute all claims against the National and State
Governments for soldiers or their heirs. Hav.
ing had large experience and excellent sue
cess during the past year in obtaining the boun-
y, back pay and pensions due, invalid soldiers
and fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters Of de-
ceased soldiers, he can ROW procure these claims
with the utmost dispatch and without failnre.-
Being located At the county seat the certificates
ot The county clerk, which have to he procured
ana attached 10 each application, Gun be obtain
adsasiiy with yery little expense 70 the appli.
amt, and he claim can tie forwarded to the de.
lartment the same day the application IS made
nus saving undue time and expense. The fol.
owing persons are cniilledto pay from the gov
'Tumcut -
lst. Widows Of soldiers are entitled TO boun.
y, back pay, and pension. Ii no vidow the
ii.dren arc entitled 10 he bounty and back pay
nd the children under sixteen years OF age K
he pension.
2d. 1.-THE deceased soldier left no w Nv MOI
hildfen, then The heirs Of the soldier ere emit
LED 10 ihe bounty and back pay IN The follow.
ng oidtr. lst, the father; 81, the mother; 81,
hc brothers and sisters.
81. Mothers, brothers and sisters (under l6
cars OF age are entitled 10 pension If depen-
ing on the deceased soldier Tor support wholly
~ In part
An. Soldiers disabled on account OF wound.
" disease are entitled To pensions, ard soldiers
wounded IN battle arc entitled 70 bounty, also
soldiers that have served two years or more alc
ntltlcd 10 bounty.
Arrears of State pay due soldiers or thch
heirs can hc procured with facility. Claims a
oi1ccts i'H horses and equipage lost in the mill.
"ry service also procured. He is also prepared
10 draw tile money on pensions payable in Sep
.tcnber and March. Communications hr mail
promptly attcndcdto. Apply to CHAS. l. VAIL,
lrashurgh, Orleans County, Vermont.