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A New and swift steamer.

Wv 1nN SWI. syn
Thames for Mr.. winans, and will be launched her
steam up and ready for sea by about the middle Of
August Her length over all s two hundred and hty six
feet, and her engines will he powerful that u II es
mated she will steam at the rate Of twentysx knots
nearly thirty miles, an hour-probably.
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SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS.
ENTIRE SUBTRACTION OR NO PAY,


A. No 239 Sixth between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
strects AZ hnc dental operations and nne work an IN
Of tho world. Sixth between Ffteenn
and Sireenth ,trcets No. 2S9 The chespes ever
made strong and durable between Fifteenth Sixteenth
Thin made full round - may de-
aired, At 20 Sixth avenue Short broad
full and classic Deformeu faces Exed 70 suit. Pine Gold
Fittings. Nitrous Ox.f~ Gas pain. Every thing war.
ranted repre- ened Don't FORGET between Fleenth
A NEW AND IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN ARrI.
IA ncial recih-one set lasts lifetime. suppled AZ
half The asa. cost Neither springs fassnings
required lherefore avoiding al sharp cdges A. $40 si,h
rate charges
Only QUE yiS, required from country patients
Teeth led extracted without paia oslde
given $40 sixth avenue between twenty third and
Twenty fourth streets. Consultations tree
(NoLToN DENTAL Observation-Disclosures THERB
~ has never been accsdcul, produce IN.
scnsigtiI, lais The performance fuih promise
Dr. CoLGVN sain n,sters the gas, oce "a Bond street
NJ u. GRIFFIN a BROS, 2os GRAND STREET, NEW
w. Yors and ~ Fulton street BrookN are cxt,ae,ins
Teeth pos ely without pain by the OF nitrous OXIDE
gas " charge for es,rao,ng when nr ic teeth are y %
go; patua S25 s'lyrr $40; rubber sio partial
soisb ", SILVER ~ kssaetns 70 cents
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GfRR INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

CASH CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DoLLARa
me International Fire Insurance Company, having
cash capital 81 90 100 Ill psd In Aad securely invested
prepared insure kind Of property including
ships port and their cargoes against loss damage By
arc On he most favorable terms.
HAMILTON BRUCE. Vice PSesdsnl
0pOpou W, eAvAcR Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31

A rTENTION-AT an SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
"A rwepy nth street. Ladies and gen.lsmen. have the
pleasure TO announce again that have received large
Ca orna and The Western markets 10 pay the
CHEST prices for ladies' and genemens Wearing Apparel,
Carpets, Furniture Jswelry &C, By paying per cent
% Sor aass s Dress from ss 70 s wco en- from
81 20 sl0 also Calico, Deaine. Muslin hc Gent smens
Goats from - 70 SO Pants from ~ TO 81 Ac Ladies' and
genuemen don't forget the right nnmoer ~ MARCks,
W. Seventh Twenty fifth street BY calln.on
or addressing me ycu Win be dealt honestly Orders
Will be attended % fso Brookiyp New Jersey Hobokrn,
Staten Island a. Ladies punctualiy attended 70 BY Mrs
Marcku
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|yLOAKs SACKS, TRAVELLING DRESSES. MADE IN
" aday; Braidfng Of oil kinds, Beading, plain sewng in
an under garments hand machine, corset
Il6 Fourth avenue, corner Twelfth street.
LaxCLUsIvRLY FRENCH Putting ONE TO TWEEN.
u y inches wide All materials hued IN an unsurpa sed
manner at Mr.. GOLDEN'H French Fiuting Establish
ments is Ami.y street n a tblock and half from
81 Fulton street Brooklyn NJ BNo machinery used In
the genuine French iuting
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AAADAM RAT IL tbs nest CLAIRv0yANf AND
M Astrolosst In tbs city she tells your very tnousn
causes speedy marriages sives lucky nnmcca seventn
avenue rw euty seventh street badss De' senue
men, SOC
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ESRENCH MILLINERY MRS. DAVIDSON RESPECT
fully announces that she exhibiting 81 her nav
50 University place between Tenth and Eleventh
streets choice Of Paris Summer Millinery. Of
the newest designs st moderate prices IS University
phase.
N ADAM HARRIS HAS NOW OPENED HER NEW
4 EstablisbmentlNo. Brevoort place, Tenth street.
few doors from Broadway with newly imported stock Of
Flowers Round Hats and Bonncts.
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A TTENTIoN THE NEW STORE. NO. ia THIRD
ladies gentlemen receive
The highest price. for each article Of Cast on cothn Far
pture Carpets the Southern and Western
Please and Try O. MISH, ia Third avenue
Fourteenth street. Ladies attended by Hra hsh Orders
from Brooklyn and vicinity attended 10.
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HROPOSAL8s
no IRON FOUNDERS
i Office Croton Aqucduct Department, May r. 1854
Sealed proposais endorsed "PropoSas fer Cast Iron
Water Pipes Branches" will be received IT otncs
The bios will - publicly opened for the supply Of
500 do DO IL do
1900 do. do. DO.
22G0 do.
and "a Branch Pipe.
The Of security required viii b ten thousand
Plans specifications for tAs and form Of agree
be entered into can be obtained app location ~
this once THOS. sTkPHENS, ! Croton
ROBERT /. DARRA0H, }Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN Board.
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ry.xrrpA oOOD SECOND HAND hAOh, rVE
much 20 shd one pSr ot Horsss ana Harnss ass
~. !: :. s as, S y scs TO i@aA sssS
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lARa. DR. W TOy-OCULIsr AND AURI6T. OF
M French Diplomacy having treated the Eye for tho
past esh, years with marked and u9.ins success qua
and lids have been found kncurabe, Of nature
or length Of standing Worst fosms Of hopeless blind.
cured without operation pain. Weak sight IN the
old young permanently cured Immediately By innocent
remedies Ampc city references. Consultations between
eleven and two. Aston House room 1853
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nHARLOTTE @. SMITH,
an elegant assortment Of Summer Manas and Bcarfs in
SILK BAREQE AND 0RANADlNE.
l,ll2 Broadway, ono door above Twenty sixth street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
WARRINGTON. An,. le-1o A. NJ.

7o Maj Gen. Die
The following official report Of the surreu-
der Of Fl. Gaines, and the abandonment Of
IF. Powell dated New Orleans Aug 9th,
has been received from Maj Gen. Candy:
Fl Gaines with So commissioned officers
and SIS enlisted men, with its armament, 26
guns intact and provisions for twelve months,
has surrendered Internationally. 1t was oc-
cupiod by our forces o'clock yesterday NOR
ming 1T. Powell was abandoned, its garri-
son escaping to Cedar Point It's armament
II guns, is in condition for immediate service
Gen. Granger will Immediately invest Fort
Morgan, leaving garrison in Forts Gaines
and Powell.
A telegram from Gen. Sheridan command,
dated Aug IA, Cedar Creek, was received
this morning. It states that except Mosby's
and Whites guorrilas there are no rebels
this side Of the Blue Ridge that Gen. She
tidan's trains are all up and his army is in
fno condition. Gen. Sheridan, in dispatch
Of the llth inst, reports that the stories Of
plumber taken from Maryland by the rebels
are all humbugs. They have very little, just
enough TO subsist on and no more, most Of
which has been taken from the Shenandoah
valley.
10 another dispatch, dated 18th inst, he
says Gen. Eatly's train is very small one,
not to exceed $50 wagons, and the stories a.
bout accumulated plumber from Maryland are
untrue.
The department has received an official re-
port from Fortress Monroe that movements
were being made yesterday in front Of Peters
burg, but owing to the telegraph line being
down no information has been received from
headquarters.
The department is without any recent in
formation from Atlanta. The latest rebel
papers received here say nothing about Mo
bile since the capture Of Fort Gaines.
L. NJ. STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
NEW YORK, Aug. lG.
The Times dispatch says Gen. sheridan
has pushed his advance from Winchester to
Strasburg, Early retiring from that point
westward.
IL is believed TO be Gen. Sherid ans inten-
tion to head off Early and envelope HIM be-
tween two forces, but, as it is now ascertain
ed that Lee has sent al least 10000 men to
reinforce the rebel column in the Shenandoah
valley there will, PROBABLY, be "A stout con
test for the possession of that region.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says ::
there is htte doubt that important changes
are going on in the disposition of the rebel
forces. aud corresponding movements of the
Union armies.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. l6.
On saturday night Turner's ard Terry's
Divisions of the Tenth Corps crossed the
James river to deep bottom. Hancock's corps
landed at Che same point on Sunday morning.
Fosters brig de, " hich has SO long held Deep
Bottom, was advanced by Birney hit.c af-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
VERY LATEST.

" ASH NhIbNs aug 10.
The mail boat Keyport reports a move
meut on Saturday night, resulting ia the
touing Of large rebel force at Dutch Gap,
and the capture of over 500 prisoners, besides
seven pieces Of artillery. The position oc-
cuped by the enemy is said to be a strong
onsand is now occupied by oar troops, who
are able TO hold il.
The Koyport took down from Bermuda
Hundred 20 Fortress Monroe over 90 pris-
oners from this fight, 40 of whom claim to
be deserters.
There was but little hard fighting, Han
cock accomplishing his end by skilul manev-
ering and surprise, consequently our loss was
small, estimated at less than a hundred
Previous to the movement up the river, the
troops were placed upon transports and NOV
ed down Internationally below Harrison's
Landing, thus completely dectiying the rebels,
who at once supposed the siege OF Petersburg
and Richmond was being raised Under cover
Of night the troops were turned up the river
again, and the result was complete surprise
OF the enemy. Our troops have now gained
an important position within two miles Of
Fort Darling.
BALTIMORE, Aug l6
The following is published in the evening
edition Of the American
BTmadd Hundred, Aug. l5.-Yesterday,
the 81 corps (Hancocks) were going on to
transports at City Point all day, apparently
for Washington, and started down the river,
their bands playing gaily. OF course the
rebels were watching rom the shore, and no
doubt felt much interest in the movement
The transports went down the river ten miles
when they put about under cover of darkness
and returned under full speed
Al the same time the 10th corps with the
artillery Of the I'd corps were crossing to the
north side of the James river, and were all
landed up the river within u miles of Rich
mond before o'clock this morning.
NEW YORK, Aug. II.
The Worlds Washington dispatch states
that it is reported that Longstreet and Fitz
Hugh Lee with a large force, passed through
Wauenton on Saturday TO reinforce Early.
Gen. Sheridan lost 200 wagons on Saturday.
The rribune's City Point Va. dispatch Of
the 9Th says there was considerable skir-
mishi9g between our gunboats and two rebel
rams further up the river yesterday a. M, in
which we had three killed and Eve wounded
by the explosion Of shell between the decks
on the Agawam. Gen. Grant and staff were
on the ground yesterday, aud drove up again
this morning
/ The Trbune's Shenandoah valley CORE
I spondent sends the following:
/ Moaday 4. ~ dug. l5.-Our forces are
now in possession Of Strasburg On our adj
vance towards the town, the enemy, whose
force consisted of but skirmsh line, fell
back out Of town, leaving it in our posses
sion. The enemy has abandoned bis works
beyond the town, and it is believed that he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Johnson; Lieuts. L. Bfadf I'd, A. ID Whar-
ton and y. j. McDennott; Fleet Surgeon, d.
=. Conrad Assistant Surgeon, II. Bowles,
aud Engineer j. y. Lewiug.
On the Selma were taken 90 officers and
men OF the officers ! have only heard the
names Of two, viz: Commander Peer H..
Murphy aud Licut. and Executive officer j.
II. Com,totk. The latter vas killed will
send a detailed account by fret opportunity
Very respectfully
(Sigued) d. G. FARAGUT,
Rear Admiral Commanding.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
couNrY NOMINATIONs

ADDISON NhiNIhs
9EoRa ii " gF 6A,p v'rs'nn'', Senator,
ABEL WALKER, Whiting 4,,.t J,s,,,
& @ TlLDEN Niddlc6ury J5agc Of Probate, District
of addison
HARVEY MUNsILL, Bristol, J,dgs Of Probate, Dis-
II FOOrE Mddo5ury. states Attorney
O a. CuLLAMEh, Bristol, NherV.
T.. GORuAM Hgh BiihE
BENN1NGroN COUNTY.
LEMuFl ForIUM, shan'bur. senators.
j. B HOLl1SrEN. Manchester, 5
HARMON MYERS, Pownal, las, .t,,l,D,
IRA x. BATCHELDFR. Peru, '' '"'Y''
THOMAS WHITE Bennington, Jadge Of Probate
}. W. BArCnELuEk, Dorset Judge Of PROBATE Dis
|fiofo Manchester.
a. T.. NINER Manchester Safe's Attornev
LEANUEN POWERS bennington, MtriV,
MARTIN WUEfLOCK, SALISBURY, High BeihE
cHIrSENDEN COUNTY.
l. ENGLE~BN. Burinpton,)
{N / i a9 9 4 a,1 ws.l.,5d Senators
M Y HFYNolDs. Milton. Ass't Judges.
TORBFY 4 WALES, Judge y p o5ate.
E WM r iAE E ea,t.. 4%o', Sf,c
r. S. BLODGEIT Jericho H,gh Baiiif.
EsstX COUNTY.
Rrv l.. n TABOR Concord. Senator.
y" r. kNb ,,I.l, y Victory ASH J,dges.
} W HhRrsHORN Luncnbnrg Judge AT Probate
D S. sruERs Island Pond. states AHorn'y.
CHARLES CHASE. Concord, N0F
ID. G. HOBsON. Fast Haven High bnhB.
raANKlfv COUNTY.
w. C. SNlTH 81 Adams.
n. WOOD Bekr sedd senators
W y btbLtE. uerk.hue.N
4 r. filGuAN. NS.a.r tat Judges.
AL sAN.Oe. Alfus, Jtiq, Of F,otue.
D. DE-" ~. a. hloan. Na.ss fHerney.
70 20 ~HtNNAN 80 Adams >hrriF
Z. COhLlSs u.ntrd. HYh baihW
ORANGE COUNTY.
JOIN y HUTCHINSON u, Senators,
SAMUEL q. CLEMENT,
j "a. bsI HUIcpiN ,60 JH, ASST J.dge,.
SAMUEL 81 GLEASON. S.s,,'s Auornsy
LYMAN T. BAkkON. NhcW
J. r. cLRAYtLANn Broohaeld, Judgo Of Probate,
DHtricf Of Rqua8idd
A. n GILMORE, Fairlee. Jaage Of P,o5ate, District
Of BfaUoid
RUTLAND COUNTY.
MERBlIr CLARK, Poultry,
NATHANIEL FISH, Westhaven, Senators.
WILLIAM NICHOLS. Rutland,
BARNES FH1SBtE. pnuiiney.
JOEL W. AiNsWCRtH. Wauiagford. @i's ""'l'''
A.. L EKoWN, Rutland J'dge Of Probate, District
O. NJ WILLARD c,su,,on, Jadge O, Prosate, Dis.
JEroME B BROMLEY Pavict. states AAoyney.
W LILLIAN NJ FIELD, Rutland, sheriff
IL. q. BROWN Castle'ou, high BaiiD.
wAamroroN clrSrY.
GH RLES REED. Montpeher)
uENsLOw UPHAM, Warren. Senators.
NJ T. WALLACE. Cabot
:; + HoLiLlsTrEE Mnrshaeld asst J.doa.
I r. MERRiiL. Montpelier. Jaa2e Of Probate.
HEMAN CARPENTER, Nortn6eld, states Aa0rney
%. W. CIRCUIT, Boxbury. ShglE
ID. p. CARPENTER MoIetowu nigh BailF
wINDHAM COUNTY.
GHARLEs BAREEIi'iit, Grafton senators
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

The funeral Of Capt. j.. J. Morrill,, lIth
W. who was shot after being taken prisoner,
while endeavorng to escape, and of his
brother Lieut.. Abel Morrill,, Jr., acting Ad-
iutant Of 3rd VI. who was kiled in the Will
derness' was attended last Sabbath 9th inst. J
They were sons Of Mi. Abel Morrill, Of Cabot.
A very appropriate discourse was preached
by Rev Mr.. Drew. Resolutions Of condo
lence and sympathy we're adopted. The ex-
ercises were largely attended by symp9thizng
friends from Cabot and adjoining towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

TnoMAsroN, NJ, Aug. II.
The pirate Talahassie, yesterday, at 3p
m, destroyed twenty-five vessels off Ma
uneus Rock, manned by Nova Scotia men
She steered east after sending the crews and
passengers by small boat into Ffiendshin
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

cOnuul by three PARTIES lst, the out-and-out
war democrats, behind whom stand "a large
section Of radical republicans (such men as
secretary Onas'' 3' ,,,',' emery possibly
senator ou'n",, ""u ~ e,I'l'1y ipur-
30" Weou anu '"'iu 'uu'y ric'u Nouu con-
Junction senator pen w "Uo auo ,,epi' ,en'-
atNe Wlp''f DAVIS anu t'e ne" ioIH Eve
ming fost eu''ois )--'ne'r noPV" w. nominate
such man as Grant, SHERMAN Hancock or
,'N, u" sn'' ' ANN, od5,'I" i, saios'
tt,.. 49,. I..t3,
'"b'n ''t que
'N' a"' T. ~. tv,
.i ~ it'a rp'c'a ti'.e.''o.t 49,
.,'',.',i,.. " ,rt,l i@,d.,s },,t....1'
tbcir n4ooer candidate is cx.pre.ident piercs
M CAV Se,mour off On and tboir pl,tf,to',
J,r,a,d c,r I'M. irrnedi,t, co...tio, oflos,r
i,io.. and fl convention to fix ,,p Union vyitb
slayrrv ar .opar,tion And. al. are tho
$500 ~ ,t.f.u.n ,.t.o M. ~ ~ ,s..
10 state of betwccniiy like their cludid-
ate, they go for II, tut rather MILDLY 10 pIac-
tics, not go as TO hurt very much, or create
hard feelings down South. koaly, these re-
present the old spirit and body OF the demo-
I cracy with the addition OF the personal icel-
ing for McClcilan-a spirit OF compromise,
and body Of office holders. What will come
j OUT oil II cannot "'sey Oe p'ea'c'ea the
leaders OIL all thfee Iaeuons a'o very ou'y
win c"ucusSoS mere ana mere over 'he eoun-
, Wy ana an occasional popular oemonsttation'
Inc McCi,uan men Tor instance had great
mass inee'ihg 10 AZ NV lofN Guy on "eooue'-
aay night immense ih numbers an" sWfied
in enthusiasm but noticeable also Tor 'he Tack
NAM, III. snr,ter.. The ,saco d,moc,.t, n
49, - t..........
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

As Editors aro supposed 20 know every
thing, | wlsh to inquire what answer wa shall
make our friends IN the army and other
States, M1en they ask us why 50 poisonous a
copperhead as T. p. Redfeld is tolerated as
a member Of the Board OF Education for the
State Of Vermont; Owls.
?. s.-If you cannot answer why. perhaps
Traxus can.
Tell them that the best place for SO notori-
GUS Jackslider is on the Board of Educa-
ton for Vermont where tbo influence OF
such unhinohing Patriots as j. S. Adams and
p. II. White may cast out the "seuen DEBTS"
Of CopPerlsadm from his heart, and make
him as noted la patriot as he used TO be a5ol-
tionist TRAxus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

A etter thanking Hon. Portus Baxter and
his lady for kindness shown them while on
the field and in hospitals, and for necessary
supplies furnished, was sent by tho men in
Sloan General Hospital, the other day, to that
noble helper Of Vermont boys. We learn it
was signed b. nearly three hundred who had
been aided by him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Alfred Goodeuougb, Of Calais, has sold
from 70 sheep, wool and lambs amounting to
S2Ol 60, and has two lambs left.
Lyman Mexfeld, Co. d, 10Th Vermont,
residence Georgia, W., aged 30 years, died at
Sloan General Hospital. Of chronic diorhea.
last Saturday. He was buried with military
honors Sunday az Z. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Lieut.. Geo. Henry Wing, Of Glenns Falls
N, y, was taken prisoner in the late assault
on Petersburg. His brother Edgar, also
Lieut., Is given M as dead.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

t0r thD journal
WASHINGTON WAR MEETING.
Mr.. EpiroR Such evidences OF high
patriotism, willingness and determination to
ue prompt in answering To- the call Of The
government for men 20 recruit our noble ar
mJ. as was given by the people of Washing
ton, on Saturday last, at a town meeting held
for the purpose OF raisng bounties, and to
secure enhstmcnts. shall not pass uunotced'
the records Of which will give the town, ioi
more than one generation GO leust, high re.
pute for LOYALTY, urdeniable and unoondidon-
al.
IL shall be brief, and os follows
large gathering Of lhe citizens.
Meeting called TO order by the chairman
Rev. Lyman Sargent
Two excellent patriotic speeches made by
Lieut. =. j. G. Cheney Of Washington, and
Col. Roswell Farnham of Bradford.
The town then voted, without "a Dissenting
voice, a bounty Of Eve hundred aud twenty
five dollars (sj25) for oach mustered recruit
under the last call Of tho President for men
aud 20 leave il discretionary with tho select.
men 20 make uccossions to said bounty b
necessary in filling the quota of the town.
Voted bounty OF three bundled and
twenty-five dollars 1929 to soldier IL
service who had not received O. former boun'
~.
Appointed H. A. White Esq. agon. &c
purge the militia roll Of The towh.
An opportunity was then given for enlist
ments, aud She scene which followed wa
clearly beyond description. Men and boys
rushed 10 Che desk 90 enlist. So uumeroul
d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

The Elmoro Town Fair will be held at
Elmore Pond, On Wednesday, Sept 2lst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Rev, Hubbard Wnsiow, well known
preacher, teacher and writer, Of he coogrcga-
tiona orthodox faith, died at the old family
home and his birth place in Willistou, lash
SATURDAY lie was born in 1900, was oduca-
Tea az New Haven, was settled as pastor at
DoVef' ~ H., conducted famous seminary
Ior Dung ladies at Bustou from 1874 TO 1858.
travelled abroad, and after preaching a year or
two in Geneva, ~ Y, retired in iii health To
New York city ia 1889 He has published
various pamphlets and books on theoretical
and religious themes and the education OF
women and was prominent and useful thro'
long public career. An older brother. Rev.
Myron Winsiow, has been since $40 mis-
sionary in India.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

The Ninth REGrMENr Col Edward II.
Ripley, OH Regiment Vermont Volunteers.
writes to Adiutant Gen Washburn. under
date of August 9th, that his regiment has
been transferred from Newport Barracks, and
Is now stationed in the defences at Newhern.
IN a delightful locality, and with every com
fort and convenience, which the service viii
allow. The regiment is unusually healthy
COL Ripley expresses strong hopes that his
regiment may receive good number If re-
Cunts as the ro.pl' Of tho nrosori .lll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
ErArE OF iowa, Lee County, SIS.

In the District Court of said Comfy Fort Madison.
Magaun Piai tf VS. Ficklen Iucas, Cady Jones
PICK, Christtana Wight. D>fraddsts.
Motto j. hereby given 10 the def ants herein above
am-d that petition in civil action is file in the
Jerks oface Of the district Court aforesaid dHy vel
ed in behalf o. the above named plaintiff against you,
nd claiming decree against NVH ngaishing AT your
ght tide interet lien IN lot Q, in block l.. il thu
~ kpk, Lee county, Iowa. and that the title Of
ne Emily Hall the vende and warruntee OF petitioner
the said realty be quieted aud forever established and
pr general relief.
And unless You appear and make defense thereto be
re noon Of the second day OF thu next of said
burt, TO commence on the first Mondas Of December.
f6i Judgment will be rendered against yen, prayed
Pr in said petition. ROBERT H. i1LI4MoRH,
octl5i4w Attorney for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

p Y S p EP 1iA

And Justly deserves the reputation IL H. long enjoy
In Central America and the West lIsiies In