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T5 PURE CATAwBA WINE.
PURE CATAwBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.


PURE CATAwBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
From Aliens EIkview Vineyards, Kentucky
From Aliens EnSview Vineyards, Kentucky
From Aliens EIISview Vineyards, Kentucky,
From Aliens Elkview Vineyards, Kentucky,
% BBLAs. CATAwBA WINE.
50 DOZ. CATAwBA WINE.
Warranted superior TO any in this city.
We desire to call particular attention to the
quality of this Wine-it being the finest fia-
vored Wine ever introduced to the public In
his vicinity, and we recommend 1t to our
friends as being just what the sick want.
This is a luscious, palitable wine. Much of
he Catawha found i'll our vicinity is no bet
Ter than vincgar-amd has nothing desirable
or attractive about it--and we know any one
using this kentucky Catawba Wine, viii he
perfectly satisfied as TO the purity, richness
and superiority Of 1t. For sale by
LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIEI.D.
je9 Wholesale and Retail.
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men and women shook hands with. or
otherwise snlutcd Admiral Fnrragut
and General Anderson i'll Fanucil Hall
to-day. The levee was quite informal.
Tie steamer EIirbHnk, from Snvan-
nah with the 5Sth Massachusetts. ar
rived this evening.
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vS. IN Rem, In n case of
The Derson6l nroDer- forfeiture and confls-
Of John Lumpp. Sa'tloh'
WTHEREAS AN INFORMATION HAS
w been filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District OF West Vir-
gLnln, Mt Wheeling, on the 2lst day of June
IN tie year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five, by the United States
of America, against the personal property O (
John Lump, described In the schedule fileii
with said informatiOn--ina certain proceed
ing in Rem, alleging in substance That the
said John Lumpp has violated the 4Sth sec
ton of the Act Of the Congress of the United
States, approved June 80, 1861 entitled IAN
Act to provide Internal Revenue 10 EIDnorf
the Government, to pay interest on the pub
lie debt ana for other purposes" and prRyinp
that said property may be contiStAted and
sold MS forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the nttnrh-
ment under the seal of the said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pub
lie notice to au persons claiming any Interest
in the said property, or in the proceeds there
OF, to appear before the Judge of tho District
Court of the United States for the District Of
West Virginia, at Wheeling, on the Sth (lnS Of
July, 1866, (tf the same be a day of IurisSfc-
ton, II not, on the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafterl then and there to lnterpose their
claims and make their allegation IN thnt bq-
half EDWARD N. NORTON,
IS. Marshal, Dist. of w. w.
B. II. SMITH, u. s. Atty. je2i-l3t
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EpiIcp1ic Fits cnn be Cure,I /,

GEF DIR. I.OCKEow having become eminent
Y successful in curing this terrible InnindY.
invites all similarly afflicted, to call or send
numerous cases cured of from one to twenty
four years standing. He deVOteS his attention
especially to diseases Of the CerebrO-Spinnl
Axis, or Nervous System, and SOlicits mn In
VeStigation Of his claim To public confidence.
Address all letters to
DIR. V. r. LUCKNOW,
Care of p. o. Box GIG. New YorI,
mnrl3-3md&wSmp
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, Is MILD and EMoLLIENT in Its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lv
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The Findings and Sentence of the late
Military IAsiOn---Four of the
Prisoners TO be Hung To-day.

WASHINGTON, July CHIN accord
nnce with the findings and sentences CI
the Military Commission, which Presi-
dent johnson approved yesterday,
David T.. Harold, Lewis Payne, Mrs.
Mary Il. Surratt and George Atzerodt,
are to be hung tomorrow by the proper
military authorities. Dr. AIudd, Sam
Arnold and O'Laushlin are to be i'm
prisOned for life. SpHngler is sentenced
to q years imprisonment at hard labor
in the penitentiary, at Albany.
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A Letter from John &. Brcckinridge...
Money DIsburscd for the Payment
of AOIdierS.-.-Gicn. IInMcOck'S Head.


Money DlsburSeII for the Payment
of SOIdierS.-.-Cicn. IInmcOck's Head.
quarters.
NEW York, July G.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: 1t appears
that just previous to his departure for
Cuba, John c. Breckenridge addressed
n private letter to his friend, L. NJ.
Bruce, formerly of the rebel Congress,
of which the following is an extract:
81 have had no news from the outer
world since I disbnnded near Wood
stock, Ca, the last of the confederate
force east of the ChattRhoochie. 1 trust
there will be wisdom enough i'll the
councils at Washington City, not 10
drive n brave and suffering people to
the remedies that spring from despair.
Every man should now exert all the in
fuence he possesses, to make the pres
ent cessation of hostilities permanent
and hOnOrable; and let it be remember
ed that there can be no lasting peace
founded upon cruelty and oppression"
Most of the money ut present issued
by the Treasury Department, is being
disburscd for the payment of our sol
diers.
An order will soon be issued direct
ing that Gen. Hancocl1's headquarters
be established in Baltimore. His corps
will then relieve most of the troops
stationed hcreabOuts.
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liberal Ren,,est.

PHILADELPHIA, July G.-The Press
states that Rear Admiral Dupont has
be4ueathed Sl75,O 900, the amount of his
prize money, TO establish the National
Asylum i'll Washington for the orphans
OF soldiers and sailors.
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Sf0 a MONTH"; WANT AGENTS EV-
YlO erywhere, at SO n month, expenses
psld, 70 sell EIlleen ATticlCS, tho best SeIling
ever onered Full particulars free Address
'naSo-S'ndSwN OTIS 7. CAREY,
BlodefoFEl. Maine
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PHILADELPHIA, July Clay Cooke
reports subscriptions to-day to the T-3O
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Sewing aAathiuts.
From the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER.

''Your admirable needle ,oonah Is the only
seamstress that deHes extortinate men. They
cannot cheat it, nor starve it, nor deprive 1t OF
sleep, nor tire 1t out, nor make its hands
weary. AT last am thankful that there is a
mediterranean that cannot be oppressed
nor Kept in suffering. Now, sewing Is the
family amusement. Our Wheeler & Wilson
Is played ON n great deal more than our piano.
and Is the cause, too, of more real. music than
is ever got out of that instrument
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
KRAFTS DIARRHEA COMPOUND.

The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DlARRHGA, DNSENTERY, FLUX, SUM
MER COMPLAINT.
-And all Diseases ofkhe Stomach and Bo,reLS in,
ctdeHt TO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
TIME PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRIrJ.Y
L invaluable Medicine, now offer IL 10 the
public with full knowledge of its superior
Qlerlt over any remedy OF like character ever
heiore introduced. 1t has been used with the
most perfect success, in thousands of cases Ip6crc
all other Remedies hare failed Cases Of C'hrSn
&c Dia THEE OF years standing, have been
cured by the use OF ilfo bottles This remedy
has Her'er failed in single instance, where the
disease has bntfied the skill OF even the most
SkiIlTul physicians.
kRAFr's DIARRHGcA CoMPoUNn Inns been
lnllSe Tor a number fyealS, and by its timely
MD has saved the lives OF hundreds
This medicine Is q purely scientific nreroI-,
ton and Care.
Every traveller should have n hottie Or tI,a
pIARRIuE.N COMIoUSD. - ~
Every soldier will find it invaluable.
no Family should I've without it.
10 not hesitate to try KRNF~TS DIARRTJ1.A
SoAipUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
READ TIE FoLLowtHC: TESTIMONIALS.
WHEELING, April 18th, 1885.
Me!SSTs MCC'ARE, KRAFT & Co. C;ruE,.u,,.,,.
Having used Graft'S Diarrhua Compound for
S lamp n ,,'i,iiI with which have been
deeply aillcletl for almost one month"; an Other.
Te1ncitcS tE1ett hdrtIg JGflcd and finding IL NOT
only present reiicf but a Isg7ndncF,f cure. i
take pleasure III recommending II IN tJ,s' IN,
NOrable notice oTall who may lG nj ike M ictItI
Chaplain 18th w. Va. n fHfantr;v.
MoUSDSVILL.E, Marshall Co. w. Va
MeSSSEs- McCAnE:, KRAFT & Co. Cyenfyr,,IC,,.
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn. i
was attacked with a severe DiRrrhOio / fTIa1l
the remedies of several physicians but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
To come home. was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving nj hon1ei
/ was advised to try KrIfI's DiarrhH:I Com.
pound. Que bottle ~ completely CURED the ais.
eLSs and restored my health. I nm glad to NJ.
commend this valuable medicine 10 ali NJ
nlcted with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDwARns
MeSSrS McCABE, KRAFT 4 Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer was attacked with a very
severe DiHrrhOea, from which ! suffered fSl
some three weeks. tried various remedies
put was unable to check the disease. l at laSl
prncuSed bottle of "Krnft's Diarrhoen Com.
pound. One bottle entirely cured fhe Cfis.tISe
anu restored me to my usual health TAXI
pressure IN recommending this valuable med,
lclne, as have proved Its virtues IN my own
good results. + r ND1TsISIS
Formerly Master NIachinist Il. 4 o. r. r..
MeCApE. ERAprS co Wheeling, "; Va
stStS, wheeling, W. Va, Sole ProprietorS, q
Whom au orders should be addressed, =
mHyl3-6In
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Fifth Quarterly Report

OF the First National Bunk of Vhcelinp.
" w. Va, showing its condition on tie
morning of the first Monday in July, 1855.
ASGEsT~TS
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Auction Sale.

OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
IF not sold ut private sale, will, on Tues
i day, the 18th day of July, 1885, sen Mt pub
lie auction, ut the front door Of the C6nFt
House, the desirable twO-story brick dwelling
on Hnmpden street, now occupied by M,
VIM. a. CI1cTaft.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOS, O'BRIEN, y
Real Estate Agent,
tu4-td Register ONCE
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U. S. $50 SIX Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS


These Bonds are now worth a handsome
premium, and are exempt, as are all the Gov.
eminent Bonds, from State, County and ZMiinf
ctpdt td1dtiOn, which adds from one to three 1,ey
cent per dnnuH 10 their ralUc, according to the
rate levied upon other property. The inter.
est is payable semi-Nnnually by coupons at.
tached TO each note, which may be cut oTuud
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 7-SO per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note
Two cents per day on n 500 note -
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on n $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on n 5000 note.
Notes ofall the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt OF sub.
scriptions. -
| Inc Notesof this Thirl Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Ihirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option of paving
interest in gold coin at 6per cent, instead Of
S-lOths in currency. Subscribers VIII deduct
the interest in currency up To July 18th, at
the time when they subscribe.
The delivery orthe notes ofthis third series
OF the Seven-thirties will commence on tile
Isl OF June, and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date.
The slight change made in this conditions
of this THIRD SERIES affects only the INIT
Ter OF interest. The payment in gold, ifmndc,
Will be equivalent to the currency interest of
the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
ofwhich only will the option to pay Interest
in Gold be awaited of, would so reduce and
eQualizc prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would he fully equal 10 those
nude with seven and three-tenths per cent.
in currency. This is
TuE nA1Iv LOAN M n
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and its SUI
perior advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than s2aO.OOOyOOO of the Loan authorize
by Congress are now on the market. This
amount, nj the rate Mt which it is being alb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within sixty
days, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mnnd a premium, as has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton ofthe country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive SUBJ
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence.
and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription agent,
May H. 1865. PHILADELPHIA.
subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Wheeling.
First National Bank Of Fafyn,ont
FHst National Bank Of Itpkers6trg.
Second National Bank OF Earkersburo.
'SdUings Bank Of Wheeling.
Jel-2IndGw
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SAVINGS RANK OF WHEELING.
ODice, Main ST., betlCcc,l Monroe and Quincy
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT
INl Dcp0Site. Interest paid on Special De
posts. Collections promptly attended to.
Exchange on the East bought and sold.
TIIOS. II. LIST, President.
SAM'L p. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
JanlI-
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NTANTED, C'AEVASSINCi NCiESTS,-W.
w want active persons with business tai
emf, in every State, to take exclusive county
rights toSell work called "PhOtCgruuh Fnini-
~ ltecorIl," which will be 10y far tile most
popular book ever published in America
thousands viii Ike sold In every county; every
tnmily VIII buy one. Great Inducements To
a store. Old cAnVasSerS now is voIIr time
There Is no doubt about It. Applicants must
give references, occupation, lOI1IIIiy and name.
the county wanted. One county to one agent.
Samples in July. Send. with stamp. for cir
culnr and terms. Address BART. i:SSOE a.
90, No. gil CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia,
rem. ie1L-:3tWEE lids
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OIII.DRENrs COACHRG.

Observation-Disclosures lot Of yyronpbt
q Iron Yleel Coaches for children, by
JOS. GRAVES
yes 30. so Monroe stTeet.
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FLOUR.

dOO BARRELS sEAiPER IDEII WHITE
fUO Wheat; 10 Barrels Eclipse, Just fecciV-
Ell by PRYOR, MILLER < co.
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.MeCABE, KRAPrS co. WW1SSe aIHgi w 6, va.
gttS, Wheeling, w. Va, Sole PronrietoTs n
whom al orders should be addresSed.
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Is the place to get good fitting md
well made suit ofClOtEe=S
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In Rem, In a case of
! forfeiture and contlS-
cation.
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ELnIrR Rnnun

= H5WVIH9 . IsVNIts
900 BARRELS CHAMPION FAMILY.
OUO so RFrels Phoenix Family,
SO hTrels Miami Xxx. Just received
by LIST, MORRISON & 60.
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7-3O LOAN

These notes are issued under date of July
Is, 1856, and are payable three years from thai
date in currency, or are convertible at the on
ton OF the holder into
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TtOOnS BOUGHT FROM ME- WILL BE
" delivered free to amy part of the city.
X. j. SMYTH,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25

MURDERER AT LARGE.-On Monday Of
last week, J. C. Eggleston Of Guilford,
Vt. was shot dead by Andrew Knowles.
1t is-supposed that the murderer passed
through ST. Adams on saturday. A re-
ward of two hundred dollars is offered
for the apprehension of Knowles, or for
such information as will lead to his ar
rest. We give description of the muir
derer He is Ave feet four inches high,
weighs one hundred and forty pounds,
has brown hair, fair complexion, full
face, wears black round top hat with
a stiff brim, black frock coat, light
colored pants, and has q sort of rock
ing or stumbling gait when he walks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-25
n TLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1865,
vorLieutenant Governor

II Is decided, If we may Judge from
fine unanimous expressions OF pno''
opinion already made, to place the pres
ent Lieutenant Governor OF the o'a'v III
the chair of the Governor VINO '"'"
shall be Lieutenant Governor ior VNe ell
suing term} ,.,
whom the people seem TO turn with
about the same unanimity they have
thus far manifested in regard to the
proper candidate for Governor, and that
is the gentleman who has for two years
so ably, courteousy and acceptably dis.
charged the difficult duties of the Speak
ership of the House-Abraham b. Gard
ner of Bennington. We do not believe
as rule in paying attention to candi-
dates place of residence, provided it be
within the State, but if considerations
of that kind must come in, Mr.. Gardner
Is fortunately rightly located with refer
ence to the candidate who will doubt
less head the State ticket Geographic
ally, then, he is in the right place; po-
r;ticaIIv no is in the RIGHT Mace orcourse
and norsonalIv he is 50 obviously and
,ro or,;nontIv the man for the Office that
we do not reoord ourselves az doing
onvthirgmo ro3har giving npb,ic exnres.
sion to the already formed wishes Of the
,,oonlo IN nannfno him in This connection
He hos hscnne On tbororchlv known
60 tho noonle If tho whole State tbropoh
d,,,,.,,;,,o, =, ,h,,,o,t t,,o 80,
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Second-Burn every transport sent
from Northern ports 10 the South.
Third-Burn every vessel on the Mis-
sissippi River, and carry CONSERVATION
into the ranks of the enemy everywhere.
The writer further requested that the
president" would see and obtain the
required Information II closed with
the most profound assurance of respect
TO the recipient, and faith in the issues
of the rebel cause, On the back OF the
document was the following endorse
incentive suppress the name:
Secretary Of State, at his cOnyen-
fence, please see - -, and learn
what plan he has for overcoming the
difficulty heretofore experienced
February 20, J. D."
Heretofore eXpe fenced !" The thing
had then, been tried before and failed
Undoubtedly an attempt was made to
burn the city of Chicago in November
last, aud to liberate the rebel prisoners.
Failing in that, the conspirators turned
their attention to New York, and two
or three weeks afterwards we heard of
an attempt to burn that city, with the
Nulpo III VIC ho'ooil 'NN NuN' rNN'N.'J
succeeded in overcoming the difficulty
heretofore experienced" 1t was all of
a piece with the raiding into 81. Adams,
and the seizures on the lakes, except
that it far exceeded those last in atroc-
ity. It was this plan which found its
elimination in the murder Of our be-
loved President, and the intended assas-
SinatiOn of every member of the Cabi-
net. Be it never forgotten that all this
had the approval Of the arch-hend, jeff
Davis, and that it was done after con
sultation with him and under his direc-
tinn
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The Conspiracy to Burn Northern
Cities.

JEFF. DAVIS SHOWN TO HAVE BEEN Aces
sorry To THF ATTEMPT TO FIRE NEW
YORK AND CHICAGO.
From the Chicago Tribune, Mag 10.1
Rev. w H. Ryder, D. D., pastor of
the First Universalist church in this
city, paid a visit to the doomed city of
Richmond Immediately after its evacua-
tion by the rebel hordes. He found ey
erything in the direSt confusion. Heans
of paper lay scattered all around The
State House, and even in the streets
lie picked up great many, and had 9TH
ers given him by friends. He had not
time to make a careful inspection all
he thought of was that he might be
able to find something which would add
to the attractions of the Great Fair.
Arrived home on Friday last, he exam
ined the mass of papers. He found
among them several very interesting
documents, many bearing the sign man
ual Of JEFF. Davis. Among them was
one document of startling Importance,
1t was a letter written in Richmond.
dated February II, 1865, addressed to
PAWS, asking his attention to a matter
ABOUT which the writer had formerly
helG conversation with him. 1t was
pIot 10 burn and destroy federal YES
sels Wherever found. The writer states
mat the secret of the composition (pre-
Vlousiy spoken of by HIM was known
only TO two men; that it's nature was
such that it could be used with entire
safety, aud by persons unacouainted
with its use; that men in the military
service need not be sent into the en-
emy's country" to do the work. but that
IL could be performed by agents; that
by its use they could
Flrst-Burn every vessel leaving for
eign port for this country.
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MouRSISG,-We clip the following
from the London (England) Evening
Star of April 2sth
Throughout the whole of yesterday
the front of the extensive premises of
Mr.. Charles POmeroy Button, American
merchant of Cheapside, was draped with
black cloth, edge one Inch deep with
white. Black cloth also depended from
the facia, above which Were crossed the
American flags, covered with black
Grape. Business was entirely suspend
ed, and every article in the interior Of
the shop covered with the same sombre-
colored drapings. MessrS Garstin and
Co. carried out the work.
Mr.. Button is we'll known in this
county, having formerly been resident
of Fairhaven.
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BARsTOw's BRIGADE.-The following
officers have recently been elected to
fill vacancies ocCasioned by promotion
in the 81 regiments of Gen. Barstow's
brigade of State militia:
THIRD REGIMENT.
Co. c, BristOl-First Lieutenant, W. r.
Pcake, to be Captain, vice Dunshee pro
noted to Colonel; Second Lieutenant,
H. Clark, to be First Lieutenant, vice
Peake, promoted; Geo. F, Pope, to be
Second Lieutenant, vice Clark, pro-
noted
Co. G, Leicester-First Lieutenant n
B. Dyer to be Captain; vice Hamilton,
promoted to Lieutenant Colonel; Sec
ond Lieutenant L. J. Needham, to be
FIRST Lieutenant, vice Dyer, promoted ;
Frank Chandler, to be Second Lieuten-
ant vice Needham, promoted.
Co. E, New Haven-Second Lieuten-
ant I. NJ. Trip, to be Captain, vice
Child, resigned; NJ. E, Sprague, to be
Second Lieutenant, vice Trip, pro-
NOTED.
Co. F, Bridport-Secont Lieutenant
II. W. Bingham, to be First Lieutenant,
vice Corey, resigned; B. w. Crane, to
be First Lieutenant, vice Bingham, pro-
NOTED.