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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

Tns CLnt OF rug HouSk. MIR. FLAGG, tn,
Clerk of the lIous,, did what had never bcen
done before, to our knowledge in his depart.
mcnt aud what was really very much needed r.
he organized bis force, and assigned to each as
sistas, his duties, and caused the regulations OF
his bureau TO be printed, as is the practice in
other States Tbs result was that the work in
his office was done more promptly, orderly and
easily than before. The duties of chief Clerk
Mr.. fL.oo performed admirably, giving entire
satisfaction and he fully deserved the unusual.
ly warm praise which he received at the close Of
the session from the unanimous voice Of the
House. II We were disposed to be critical We
think we could find bu, ono fault 10 his office,
and that is, tina, his assistants were not oil ,u.
perior penmen. Mr. FLAoG writes bold and
ecsau, hand, but the chirography Of some Ct
bis subordinates was hardly equal to the r..
quirements Of HE Office
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06
SOLDIERS Rtst.

SrMNorntD, Mass, Nov. I'll, 1864.
10 etNtRous Puntlc During the summer
oil 1903, The numbers OF sick and wounded sol.
d'ers passing through Springfield b. an 10 al.
tract attention, aud their condition and neee, d.
si,ies to demand sJmpath, and assistance m,
es''les ei the previous campaigns had hllfd the
hospitals located near the htld. Of conflict, and
each succeeding engagement nscessitated the ,, /.
nosAl oil slck Add wounded men northward. The
iocati1- - Strln. o. =, II NE iptc'pn Of two
main iin" u fuitosl c1mmut. .tttor. btopsb,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

Lrls.HNl CONFERENCE.-The nEuNe
who reported 10 the Hoa,e last session, b., grs.
pared aad published small pamphlet Of twenty
four pages, entitled " Vernon. legislative Coa-
peaaun Iot 1864" |, su, classified ..,i q
the ac, pissed, as well as lhs bills vhsl failed
to become laws. /. c,nuus also a bre' history
Of ihe mPlr,aa. legislation u ihs session, sutas
who favored and who opposed ihs mea'arss aai
giving the yeas and nays on many questions, VIA
brief notice, Of prom.usa, m,nb.r', as wei. ls7i
ne special msstngs aaj adlres,e' a, tbg STATE
House during the session. /. is an interesting
and valuable publication 10 those who Wish 90
pre'ervs, IN a c'nvenen, 6rm, - sketch Of tie
legislation and leg.shiul, Of 1851 It sill 'e
sent pos, paid, to any address on ihp r,es.p. %
twenty cents. address p Dsmug, MonPsiat
Yermsu'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

Tue W. CAyAtsr The following are ,b-
names Of the battles thar are to BE- Inscribed
upon the colo's OF the 1t w. Cavalry, as daai'
ed upon IN a meeting Of the returned officers 81
the cavalry, held a; the American Hotel. ~"
18th, lNJi Major Paige was eli man &"
the meeting andLiout. e.. W, Morse y
Mount jackson, Midlleiown, Oaue,, kelly +
Ford, Bull Run, Ashby's cap, Grccswcl Han
over, Pa, Gettysburg, Monterey il'gar,ioNa'
B)on'boro, Culpcppor o. H. luc.htd hi.ri'
ucss Raid, Crligs Church, yellow Ia'e''s
Ashland, Salem Cauich. " White Oak swamp
NAV rn Hin, Wislu'sBliJ, Ninc,e ester Tom =
Brook, Cedar Creek
It's perhaps rrlpsr to rly that tal n4n-s V
several buies ia which the ciyily bls' d'''
honor to the STATE, have been necessarily oo'
ted, th.rs no, being room upoa the e'Ier "
iiscrih2 them all burlington fias'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

The .h'aa'ic rsaHy for December contains
articles b! Losgtl.ov, j. r. Towbridg4, Goodwin
Smith, Harriet IIrsmcl T. ". Higsius5n,
Whittier, y. \. Wasoa, Edmund Krke Mrs.
Stove, FE Hugh Ludlow, II j. Thorsau
Caroline Cheesbro, k,ts F,d and j.. ".
Holmes
The Publishers issue their prospectus for the
18th Volume which commences with the number
for January. The best writer, in the c1un,rv
will contribute regularly to il, pg,cs, and it viii
contain the best e'say', 'ksiaho', poems, stories,
political and historical pip,rs, anl miscellany
which American talent can supply
Single subscriptions 81 90 per year, two copie,
for 500, five cops, for $1,000, Ten cope, or
more for $4,000, twsn,y.one copi" for $50 CO.
The Atlantic and Our Young Folk" will b,
furnished to on, address for FIVE dollars per wear.
The LOadsn Quar',riy FOR Ostober 1864, ha, tn,
following table Of contents: CociiaChin, and
Caubodiai Wolkmens Pentfl Societies; Raw,
don Browns Venetian STAT. Paper, DE-. William
Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible; Sanitary Stat,
Of the Army 10 lndai Life Of Locsha Pho.
tOsnphy Law Reform; DR.. Newmans Apolo.
gas
The Continental .uoathly for December has
the following table Of contents, The Army
lH Organization aud Movements, Aphorisms
.Enonei The Vision The Undivins Con "
Sell sActihcej Shinghaii On Hearing 40
The Ideal Man for Universal Imitation Sss.cs.,
sf American Lie and Scenery ridng, Of We
tory The E'lhelic, OF the Root Of al Evil Mira
ossi Letter Of Hon. X. ]. Walker IN favor o
the Re Election Of Abraham Lincoln; Gen!u,
Literary Notices. EIlor's Table Cor Uaun,
Wis Una" God Bic" our Native Land.
B'aekrood Tor October has the following con.
tents The oDowd Papers Max Muller
Second Series The Life of Js,usi Tony Butler
In the Gardeni Symbols Tho Public School.
Report Memoirs ' Rea,rl Whndeyi Our
Trade Tie Death q Spoke.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

Tns A1iokSIr Attorney Gen.
eral Bates has resigned. The President tendercl
the position to Judge Ilol, oil Kentucky wkO
declined. |, is nov said that Hen. Jane.
Speed Of Louisville, will receive the appoint.
ment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

iussIs is rm Fmsl Nr., CAVALRY, NtAs
NEWroNN Va, Noy llrH AND l2m.-hi#'i'
Michael Donovan, II, Nov. I'm; Pial pumih
l., l2,hi G.. T.. llafon, recruit, l2h.
romi'd. Serge And.eu y. MUsr, j. Ng.",
llib, abdomen severe Mitchell j tnr-y, ,P
ll,h, SIDE, sligh,i Corp Stephen Cifh g, l2,h'
neck, severe Allen X. Eyafii j. arm AMI 'u'
sIghli Timothy ksei, J., l2.b, groa, ever
Francis Cardinal, J., l2lh, Wis, '.gbii l. ~
dsrwood, recruit, foot.
.Huiag Philip Fitzgerald, g Ca..sn Na l
|er Il VIM. Chamherlia II Holmes. re.,..''
A. Bldger recruit Vi. Henley, recruit u ne
rompkn,, recruits !. NJ. Robinson r,eiaN' .
Peake, recruit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

LEGISLATIVE Psoc,EpSGs No again as-
s1ovlel e our Indebtedness O. Wsltans Daily
Jopua ior our r,plrt d 'hs p-'eisi.n;s Of Chg
re.en, session Of the legislature Ile reports
10 the Journal v,r, mile by J. DwNl 10 The
House, anil C. " MtsguI in tba s,uata, aai
were unusually accurate. NJ Dmso has re-.
ported ior the FssEntS the three ye'rs pras.-l.
to thi' tall ani hl' also hal extensive ana ST.
liable czped'uo, reporting ,h9 proceedings ..
tho New York Legislature, ior several winters
HIS au accomplished phoulgmpacr ani .p
c2clIenirop rier. Mr. MtsRll although has.
los had H. experience than Mr Dw,e. and
not being 'tenograrher, has re; made faithful
AMI reasonably foil reports of The proceeding. 10
he Senate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

ART.- A statue Of" Echo has recently
been sent to this country fs ON Italy by Lirtin
q Mad, IT,, the VI. sculptor. |, Is highly
prais d as work OF art.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06
com M ERCIAL.

Miusr INV roRK, Dec. a. Flour-snte asd West
ern 10 Zoe lower. Sale, 1000 bbs stret Alto 10 10
Round roop Ohio go Is TO tiai western ~ 50 SO 80
southern nrrn sale, $50 bshn slo 10 tl5 canada
to loc lover sale, 800 bbs At ~ 90 to sia.
Wheat lover; sales unlmPorlsnt. Corn defining
,siss unlmporsnt. Beef hrm Pork hssry mss esq Is
10 tg -. Lard dull. Whisky dali.
NoSErAsI. Geld 221. L. =. one year Certificates ~
q r. is4Os vi U. =. 30 Coupon, lO', Registered io1
u +. Coupons siT,' AZ 1881 No Money Abusisnt at :
Per cont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

ina NlS1u yeRaosf.-raa 9.a vermont -
Iae 10Th lust. had just arrived at Aiken 3 L'n''
ing on the JAMES River, 90 is ielufa IrJm ~"
Yoik City, where il ljrnil plrt OF The io'o'
dispatched ihi;her - enforce order dofins 'H'
90 tff4p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

SnERMANs GRAND MAsu The Nashville
Correspondent o, the Cincinnati, Times Gays the
army which lett Atlanta under Gen. Sherman.
sonslsted Of The lnlllRinr irnnns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06
Thursday. A great battle may nomentaFlly

lnutsuay. great Oatue may hOmehVa'"J
be expected.
CIR POM, Va, Dec. Lot. Gen. Gregg $
cavalry was sent South this morning on re-
connolssance more particularly to discover II
the enemy were moving troops south. The
following mas just been received 10 relation to
it
llEADQsi Army or PoTsNAc, Dec. 7. VI.
TO Lieu. Gen. Il. a. Grant
have Just heard IRON Gen Gregg His
dispatch is dated 3.45 P. NJ. lie reports haV-
ing captured Stony Creek Station, which was
defended BY infantry and cavalry in the works
with artillery. lie captured two peicca OF ar
tllery, but had no means to bring them on, 80
he spl4ed them and destroyed the carriages.
lie had 100 prisoners, s wagons and 80 mules
He burnt the depot with 5000 sacks OF corn 500
bales Of bay, train Of cars, large amount OF
bacon clothing ammunition, and other gov
eminent stores, and destroyed all the shops and
public buildings.
The 2nd Brigade, Brig Gen. Grey command
Ing had the advance and is reported to have
carried the eaemya position most calamity.
Gen. Gregg is now retur ins to camp. No
information could be obtained OF any troops
passing southward-either cavalry or infantry.
The bed of the branch road from Stony Creek
wa, seen to be graded, but no rals werc laid
At Duyal station, south OF Stony Creek, much
property was destroyed and largo amount OF
railroad iron found An effort was being made
to destroy it by fire, when the staff officers, who
brought this Dispatch left. The enemy showed
signs OF having concentrated, and were follow
ing, but the officers think Gregg will reach camp
At midnight.
tSigned.) ox0RoS b. MSApA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

lhe following table Of distances from Atlanta
will be Of lnt,rts, in connection with sherman \
march through Rsbeldom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-06

Some Of the embarrassment growing out OF tho
,eizurs of the pirate Florida, in the port OF Bahia,
has been removed by the accidental sinking Of
that vessel uen FORTE" Monroe, which Admiral
Porter reports a, follows;
, 1864-10-21
The Horse Aullxoad War In New
York.

The Gothamftcs have become greatly eL
cited over the advance IN fares BY the horse
railroad. ard omnibus companies, and are
literally resisting 1t 'tooth and nail" The
.Rs1ald says that On Saturday quite number
of discussions and violent contentious took
place between the passengers on the one part
and drivers and conductors on the other
part. More than dozen times the services
Of the police were invoked for the purpose
Of preventing the most serious eonsequen-
ces. Cafs were frequently stopped ten, twen-
ty. and even to1ty-dve minutes, on their way
up and down in CONSEQUENCE Of the refusal
Of passengers to pay more than the old fare,
and The raeultiDg ecnflles with conductors,
who in many coses attempted to expel pas
eeneera. In some instances they called the
roj5ce to their aid, Superintendent Kennedy
having decided that the police could not re-
inee to assist when called upon, on the
er0nnd that the compaDies have the govern
ment Of their cars TIL the Courts take 1t from
them, In view OF these troubles, the rail.
ruad corDpanIea have decided to sell tickets
1t The old rates of fare, With the addition Of
The government tax OF tTo and 3 half per
cent, Where passengers. neglect to provide
themee}yes with tickets they will be required
to DAY tie addition OF one cent to the old
rates of fare.
, 1864-10-21
loig Er0n.
MrDntr1al
DR. MARKSs
SYPHlLITtG CUR z,

TnM MeZlciae IL sSss and Radical
Cure for Syphilis liz tie Primary
Secondary and Tert1ar1 BtaSeS% nRd
In khe most Important Medical D1ss
aoVefy Of tho RtAetee0Lk century.
e,:;es eoptafaoas sExu1L DisEAsE, eaies 81.
vEfsa 9t2sn1, TPoa r. 1ssss fs q
~ !1E 'RoSanKRsea EaKss s7Pazr1c cuBxu the only mod
SrRt s sSHc Ii .ad ese7 81
= Y ~ ssS a al ana 'not
Tais tesTnsSys disease. sfsea h1 b.ined ine ss1n
G SS e 8 soaaso g rs ssGss M
Ct % e1Ax oHta Ioises1bls etSence Th,ie lise isa
4 iss saT c1res She 6HS ot d.t
.ETI nuIb q eh.Eacs:a.zsc oy TIRES olst:sa
fSeRs & s stsn f. P e
he ssn osds5 = ass Is eaIs sana f.
oarr1cul4, EtsEe cs the cisea1c with which hsJ
when tAe chanc7es or u.ter1 h1tt sppe.r. Not1nt
ssea E
pfss sSnse se1 I'LL nf phe bottle
;:s e; $
iels. s:as 9n b5sa q ~
s. san ssTefas, 1 ete ne syoeac cus
F4fh and Ra4a s1s usea I'd = = the seeo2a&s, 1:szt.
THs ffG1Eb fs11 RiS1sks q sr.eE Known =,
y 81 SSnsi 81
| ccntEacticas. hard pktnA IN the boaea and totns
s. ds-s 81 gss &c
OF e esi eess;esihss E Cure pa ootu.; P,ss
eiss. sss =; :fstS r t5S
rA!9 q = t.s TEs TnEATMhT y 81
saM .ems1Eiae i the sysem. saould uss Pr AAhKn
, 1864-10-21
DR.. EASTtRtr'S PAIN KILLER.

31ss Metlc4xs IL HI fafxillble cure for
6rufses, BprAlns, Headache, Tooth.
ache S0Fs ToroAt, Coilc, Cramps OK
bpAan1. Drnente.y or Bowel CoEs.
pla1nra, Nervous Affections, Pain In
The Face, Pntnterss Collie, Palms Ia
the Brc&xt. side, Back and Ltmh6
Cho1erz. GholeAE MoFbus, and IL
fact wherever 1t u epFftad Pain eea.
Nck exit.
1.il uaed INrSHnxLLY a2d EXTERNALLY and
II perfect ANTlUQT6 ipr ALL FAIa. irYit Ye
p.lic1ed.
fT For eale et DR. r. E4aTERLy d CO..3 FAuls
Eedlftue a.o1e, % AAd!scn ST., Chicago, IL.
, 1864-10-21
nRPCT OUARTERMASTER'5

2TsiG FOR 2sb 81 Ut
P1CposalB will be sece1ysd at This office u1tl FRIDAY
TIN at day Of oe:EneE, a6Si. at II oeaock nnon of
Of iii 3oops, AMPS asd HoaoisI5snd PubiS staoss
ard for such o{cerr aud ctt1ces ms7 % entitled
taeIeto IN the Cry q Chcszo. Illinois Or imusdtase
ios u. Pssod Ct ax months from tbs Lei Gay
~ = Il IL nsst Ct timothy xsrsu,sa
corn to ba o Of tee best ocsty. p.und and c1+s,.
aevered IN tho ear, ar tie rate OF seventy
Oats to be No.1. calye.es IL .scs. st the rata ot
thirty two pounds per bushe', the sscks 10 b. rs-
stra1 70 ce ofrhe bak ktpd. bright, and teuyesed
al a.1. Grs1r sad fa1 e Sc deivsTsd sapec.
70 r5Ro i.lpecston By eonpe.ent zzaos appointed
Esed bid mutt be in duplc t. and secomoan,sd by
tho %ttteu guarantee Ct st least sxo ana Re.
boots win tbs prnposet snould MY bld be accepted
Huch proposals. ard guarantee to 30 In the form PFC
scrpe1 and which can be obtained On application to
ibis pdce.
Ct p1opoe..s. etd l'sntg thsF acceptAneo or TIER
1Yo Or Tofe Bids from the sa,ne rs.ty vii oasu1e
fejsc c Ion Of Aai tuch hiGt.
AiGioT1 al hiGs will ns retectad. The Undersigned
ela,pnx I'D 1sssr7lnE tes right 70 rIscs any o. all
Psgmrnts S,1i be H.aa month"; upon tte prrss.ta-
tinn cI 1pepectton certdcAte acconp py the re-
celpt OF the Yettiy'nx cfetr. "a ch-cks raysh!a Il
cesuftatss Of cdef1 edness e 10 eacn tanas a. may
0 hM psof o.as n,s % enclosed ss.lsd enye,opss,
enco1hed Proposals fcr Forage and sfrsE:na3d d.
fes,sa:R ~ unaeraizaiit; FL Ind pspo}
, 1864-10-21

1t IL stated upon very good authority
that John Van Buren, telegraphed to the
Democratic Committee at the recent meeting
at Hezkimer, N. T., that II they had sup
posed he would speak upon the came plat:
form with Fernando Wood, WHO was an.
nounced to speak, they had miscalculated
their man.
, 1864-10-21
NR. HOGpER'6
FEMALE [AL..

Ih1a elegant and popular Medicine
VEIL cure All Female C0mplatEtxs
such ~ Excessive, Suppressed or
Painful MenstruAueu. ,Leucorrhms
or Whites, Failing oT1he Womb. and
and all 1rreEuler1tsex OF tie montaly
Periods.
+ WI slso bring s. ~ kEEers, whra checked b,
COILS cl Il! uNsA1uKA1 CAUSES. Ii taa bed
thoEplgl testb5. LacltA trY il,
~ prte Il Is per bottle. -.
Neciclne HtQTs 20 Il knd!Ipu ST., Chicago, Ill
, 1864-10-21
DE. EASTERLYs9
DI.A.RRHGA SYRUP.

TkIs Medicine viii sEfe Dtarrhoaa.
DyseEterJ, CEolerz Morb0s, surn1ne er
Complaint, Collie. Wind In the Stou1.
ach and Bowels, and aIl ReranEs.
nacut OF tho Stomach And RoWe}n Of
children When Teethinx.
In the summer 1houfk5ds die rom BOWEL COK.
PLAIETh ttkt EiEht hs IL taveG by =. 5asly use oi
NOTEHKS, Why VIII ron let Jour CH1LpREn
DIE Ebeu GAFE aQd SURE E8&EOY Ii p6a1t6
Tprice 50 cen1 PER brittle.
R~fnY sale 1t DA. E. EASTBHTS Family Aed1.
e!1e ktofe 99 Madison street. Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-10-21

REBEL FNAScEs.-The Richmond E1quir.
Ct, Of Saturday last, has Leading article on
the condition Of the rebel finances, which
opens in the folio wing lively strain:
"Money has ceaaed to be a standard Of
value in the CcnfederacF. The p;omissory
notes Of the Government cannot buy sup.
plies or labor. Great manufacturers hold
out such inducements to purchasers who
will pay In produce, that even the stringent
orcers OF the War Department, forbiddtng
detailed farmers to barter their crops for In
dispensable machinery, have become power.
less. Mechanics 1e1ese to work for anything
but ptoviaiona. Teachers demand a pittance
in eatabltE or q emau fortune In Treasury
notes. Worst OF all, Government Itself OF:
ters IN immense premium on all taxes paid
In Bind By assessing provisions furnished for
that purpose at the highest market rite. It
floods the country with certificates OF deb" :"
etc.
The Eu4uiTer ia anxious to know what will
be the upshot Of thiS condition Of afE.irs.
, 1864-10-21
EnucattD1Ial.
DACINE COLLE3E
HI A CHURCH eCHODL FOR
R0YS AHDYoQMC M e Il,
rTKE WTafs0NhTN

Rer.JAnES De KOFEN, il. D., Ree:ef.
The Hector il ats!lted In tha frsrust.on of tAa
scntlkra by tlevtD competent ProtestcSs au5 MAJ.
lttB. .......
The t!r: Of the School II to E1ve to t.e 1tudenu
First. Sound religious in.trnc:foa. Acco;dioF 10
the ules spd dlec,pint Of 1he Church. ~
6s!onc- Such tute1ectu Il I. ny II viii render
tsd nj 1ox business LIE. OF thoroughly prepare him
Tor AuJ Of tie learned pIo:efsi.ns. TLs Col,ote
tontse pfoptF II IN tCl opsrkt1'n.
1afd Careful ph5k1cAl Il I.ng tu Ill man sxer.
scholars. " > wi - s1s
1htfe afe two large Ard very conupdloql bndld
1nta F1EinR tor II scholars. Tn:re
ss ~ ,Te o. S Iand 5oE DC tha sch
eat n con m on tah!e and tceI one family
ora nt,S md El9c1t.on form part Of ,hs Rekuis,
Ine winter Term vii btstn Dec. lit, ta cosupus
uht1i Apf1i y Ftf kcnl1slol kprIY 10 thE hector,
, 1864-10-21

"UNAM FHAnTY, Or PITY
IL E1oLpG1CAL RasEAECEEa. sa91id @ pe qS. req e.;
eaa9i.1 srtS;rx frpr ea-,y asuse and unokppy on5<
ani2auon teky be subscftet w!th sGss T. a
II thc nk1Itaze Sta1e- sold - n. 3. = 81 ahn
~ Bisekey stseet, Esv se: ;!a a, Z 1. sEn
FN, r. Kan1ollh s1eer. Chicago, III: kn9. q saAG.
HRAE 4 CoLBuRN. en1ne. Ma.e hnd s.ssf1HH' 'un
SFk6N r 0or1A. IL 0ass+61.4
, 1864-10-21
DER. SANDERS,
Three MINUTE 8ALVE,

and cure Corns. Warts moles~ Ring
worm and T0othaske In Gr0M threa
to tea minutes.
Eny win you suhcf sAa excructaHnx and torment
U.k FAlk from C0RNH ard TOOThACEE EheA Z
pRR KRhRpY y oto1od you Tor tns LOW eh1tA
Of 50 cenA per bottle.
8sofe g Madison Esees. 1e&1 ia Fost Q2a<. cacsks
QS1 tlss lptW 1&NA
, 1864-10-21
DR. EAsTERKY.E
FEVER AND ACuE KILLER,

T1zta Medicine will cure AEue and
Fever, Numb Ague. Ch1I1s and Fever,
Intermittent and Renittept FeveFx,
and every forEz OF Fever Incident 70
tho West.
EAETEp TO CUEE. sad + 1t FAILS the money W1u
b. tttufped . the puFcnsse1 Il uIer ~ directed.
II Price 3l.2e per bottle. = -
kF Fer tale n oA B. EAsTERIY 4 CO.'1FAui,
Aedtc1nH Store, 81 NAdlEen g., Chtczgo, III
, 1864-10-21

The Union Patriots sf Rock County
Aroused-Speeches by Hon. J. ~
Duof1ttle4 Of tsaclne; tfou. Alien o.
RULER. Auirknnx ten Frat OF 1t1fno1~;
Gen. 1ohn r. F1FasyV0rrh, tferfeaeA-
4aslve In CnDgrses, from tb1nels; M.
HazcItok,, OF Co1uu,b bus coRnEy aud
n2F. Cassidy, OF JnnesF1lle.
, 1864-10-21

SURGEON GENERALS OF.
NJ FICE. W4sm1t4bx CITY. D. G., sapt 7a.1ssi.
AN ARMY MEDICAL go oaR1, to eo1.Ist o. sur.
William 8. KuR, o. 3. A., anu au1a con GtoVet Patin
U.B L.. Recorder will mEat at Cincinnati. Ohio. On
dlda,es for The admission TITO the Medical ata1 at
tht UIitet States Army, tnd Of s1ca Assistant Sur
Applicants must be between twentY-oae and thirty
year3 of aKe, and physically soand;
AppucRiobs NUT be addressed to tho Seer rataty Of
War the SntReoa GAnera1. At1ng the r sdence Of
tae applicant ard the dste and place q hi9 ozin
noI1a1a Of cpral character.
Nc o]icwauce Is made for khs e1psnse. OF ReIsonA
und.rKonE examination. asts In an tndlspenst Ole
p1e.re1utalto 10 APPOINTMENT
JOB K. 9AEIEs,
at7GkSt91gt MEAy Surgeon Gecs-al, q. s. A.
, 1864-10-21
49rDposals.
+ 400 MULES WANTED.


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r. poss h. talre,spe. o. otheE isEulsF INFORM
rhe Hs7tsniAt a. vii clasen tha fiRhs Of Eeishfng
any qne 4ntmsi pa7ate, iii appeAFtnce ina1cAHa
ieta elatt tban the rjEl nsn!inaei eooVe: hoo
e1r+ate cf weighing wl ba pnia o5 the parry esfine
L. 5 sd to tecu,e consideration m1s contain :
itten rpaxAntea Of ENo rspo 3siole pdtsoos - 1ot
| lows: an,..A
! by auazsnszo that---ta tor Arel Abla to i1,ll =
ntisct IN aecc gdsnce with tbs tsrces Of bls (r
man propcalt11u and ehauld his Tor theF) oropos
tt be acc~pted, tor they) Will a. ones enter Into
c.nt.sc ID actorcAnca tn~xa with. AMI 70 arc prs
pared to bscone his securities, giving good and s1f
dclent bonds for 1ts tuldin ent
The 1eapopS Dilty Of the gu a13nfcfsHEs be shown
eY fhe Cfufa1 cetfcate Of he CLERK OF the neartse
D3trjct ourt, CT Of the Unt!d 8t4ket Dts$tict At
| torneY. to b, at eioeed with the bid.
Bidt m1st be PRESENT to respond 10 tbtif BIDS
and prepared Eva bonds and exo tho cont E1ct ba
fore fhTsng the oiI1ee.
The Government restl to itse1t the right to
| fect n1y or sll bids u,ns.de,sd unreasohab:e.
| Payments to be made afser eAca delivery ia such
| funds ~ ms7 be on baud: II none 90 hand, - be
I Uede as eccn Al fecelYed
Pfppoa-I IL must be snto1'ed distinctly. *PR9Pp-
gALaFOI; BEEF G IT'LL" &" And .d1.ese 70 "Capt.
], u GILMAN C. s. Bslsl1uors, Hargtsnd."
[. II hid IL In tho pama ef a:m, thslr Danes and
their peetotca address mussapp=ar, or sae7 VIII not
Fash ptfsoc or every member Of = drrr o1arIns
pfcpofaa rnrst accompany It With an GA Of = 1ek
apca the UEtred at1tes Government, hn has n3s
ali ebdy h1Ed one In thIE. otlca.
All bids not complying strictly with toa terms ot
this scve1tlae:neas will pe fej+cfsd
oct:7-n23:73s Captain and c. ). U. ). L.
, 1864-10-21
Goal.
f10A(l COATl COALl

frOALl COALl COALl
" Cmoa 60. Eept u, 1854.
TIC Scranton I1ttstca, VIII ss5arrc. and 0hEMckts
Goal Company o! Penny lvaals. cxn nov snppIy
fa,2tIca hFtwe.l, bkke:a and country dealets. Etn
Lump t.rEe Ekx. .Gnxu Exk. Ranke xnd CcestnEt
Co q re al1ze ton o1 cargo st LOWEST NAB,
Also, lctlKh1 BiossnnzEh. B.sr hll Erie, Chip.
0dlcA4. 126 houth hGrktt 8tfuet. "a East Madison
a&1eet, and 9outh Clh!G s-.eet noth the C. B.
Railroad c. rpss!oz. Post Qt.ce Box 6!37.
ee21.s17e+s1ul RCDKIsT LAW.
TOAL! COALl COALi-A supe-
~ yior article OF 1zo:s Cotl tor sae, by the
CAR LOAD,
Sesors det1r1rs 10 eeor on,1e Y fael M 90 veil II
d ply to EDII hHoOhEs.
, 1864-10-21

tEnsrka from Cher1lcal A1s Yztsl
After 3 tarefsl exAmlna asloo OF Helnbolt,x Prspe
satIo1 g. thty enjoy our utmost confidence. We eo4.
slider thtu safe and roHsslu-
SEVEERs i YAyKd.
Philadelphia. Jane II, 1st1.