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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31
SAMPSON RuRKES ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMOFT, In Probate Cour { hold
LAMoLLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson, within
and for said district. on the 22d day of May.
A. D., 1865.
A. NJ, Burke administration of the estate Of
Sampson Burke late of Morristown, in said die:
trict deceased, makes application to this for an
order granting an eXtention of time to pay the
debts and charges OF said estate. and render and
SETTLE his administration account until somo
future day.
Whereupon IL is ordered that said application
be referred for hearing to the 18th day ofJune, A.
d. 1865. at the Probte Office in johnson, and
that all persons be notified thereof beation in
the Lamoile Newsdealer published at Hydepark,
three weeks successfully before the day set for
hearing.
~ BY order of the Court,
S. s. PIKE. Regtstorers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31

These bonds are now worth handsome premi-
um, and are exempt as are all the Government
Bonds, from State, County, and Municipal tax
alton which adds from one to three per cent. per
led upon other property. The interest is payable
ssmiannually by coupons attached to each note
which may be cut off and sold to any bank OF
banker.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31

Less than $3.50. 900 900 of the Loan authorized
by the last Congress are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which it is being alb
scrbed, will all be subscribed for within six.
ty days, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of the 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 subscrip
tons at par Subscribers will select their own
agents, in which they have confidence, and who
only are to he responsible for the delivery of the
note for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
May 10, 1865.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Montpelier, and the First
National Bank of 81. Adams. 25m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31
OrIS N. WEED & CO.

81 BRATTLE ST., BOSTON,
Patentees and Manufacturers Of the the latest
improved, best, and cheapest Carpet sweepers
Clothes wringers and steel spring beds. AGENTS
wanted in every city and county, to whom libe.
raj inducements will be offered. 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31
GIVE us A CALL!
and we will satisfy you with goods and prices
%
NOTICE.

no whom IL mey concern whereas my wife.
AIvira A, has leit my bed and board, aud
tbie IL 10 give notice that sl persons are forbid
trusting or harboupg her on nay account, as
sbaIl calm none Of her earnings nor pay any
debts of her contracting after ihIs date s;,, rn
Hydspark, May 30 1869
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31
VENETAND EANDS.
To all Wanting Farms.

To all Wanting FARMS.
Large and thriving settlement mild and health
fol climate, 80 miles south of Phila. by railroad.
Rich soil. producing large crops, which can now
be seen growing. 10, 20, and so acre tracts, at
from S25 to S35 per acre, payable within years
Good business openings for manufactures and
others. Churches schools, and good society.
IL il now the most improving place East or West.
Hundreds are settling ant, building. The beauty
with which the place is laid out is unsurpassed.
letters answered. Address CHARLES X. Lands,
Vinelsnd POST Office, Lands Township, N. j.
FIom report of Scion Robinson. agricultural
editor OF the Tribune at Is one of the most sx.
tensive fertile tracts in an almost level position
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that
we know Of this side Of the western praries 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife Jane, has left my he'd
and board. without just cause or provacation
this ia TO forbid all persons harboring or trust
ing her on my account, as shall pay no debts
OF her contracting after this date.
- II. = 9sr.rAf NJ Ii Wood
Johnson, Vt March 81, 1885,.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-31

NUtcS VI ali VIII w
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip-
tions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven-Thir-
ties already sold, except that the Government re-
serves itself the option of paying Interest in gold
coin at per cent, instead of 3.l0ths in curren-
cy Subscribers will deduct the interest in cur
rcncy up to July 10Th, at the time when they sub
scribe.
The delivery of the notes OF this third series Of
the Soven-thirties will commence ON the LIST Of
June, and will be made promptly and continu-
ousy after that date.
/ The slight change made in the conditions of
this THIRD SERIES effects only the matter OF
interest The payment in gold, if made, will be
equivalent to the currency interest of the higher
rate.
/ The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in
Gold be awaited Of would so reduce and equalize
prices that purchases made with six per cent. in
gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three-tenths per cent. III currency.
This rs
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11

Cine NebeuenzD ame Don eli
nen1 llnicn>N lcden in elmer Wardenz
eurd)9emalft. Dor eini9en la9en
crlauttc Iih cine MarYllncerin, Gin bib
idcs, lGjabriaes Mac6en, in Dem Cnri<
anapcIiS 0aptiicuzS cminar bic Trcibcit,
Elm !6c6 auf eeu lanceshiidti9en Self.
IariS o%us;uruien. &cn einem anrern
@dcdcn 9emarnt, wiererbrlte lie Zen
Trerel, mcraui eie s(nrere auf lie lus9in9
unit ie snm Aampf auHorcerte. 8eirc
Mlc6m ~rauitsn iId nun cine Belt lang,
CAP 9aut, :6aare, &cpfpub, 8dncer,
Yluuncn uno anbere l%oiletenfiide BARON
1cAcn unc teicc hefti9 tlutettn, tis encz
lid roe llnicnz Macdcn rem ;er;au1en
&cpf Ter Rsteuin inter tin Nrm radte
unc nun 10 lang auf Ge lrcbammerte, his
pitle reriprad, III mirtrruien UNI rcn Gic
Ger Irsue ~ idrroren. Die RetelIin
muFtc nit tlauseidla9tnen Nu9en ikr
Binedl idniircn uni nit ccm eritcn Bug
nab ibrtm uMarylanc" atrtiitn.
(Tr. Yr.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11

Verettt10tel&&0Qten
va y ns,,I,n,1s, ~, !, z ,,' S,id,, }lb,9 =.
- Iafit1nI Il! 42AlasG~ ~i1a1aE143ff
-. -. .a1ejE 17VUTEEI grG; a5St YfTas
ousumd&tbt ~ t.z GIANTS drass do. tu airies1
,dAn.is sts 5sayt.e slhrt,t.ss, . atssn' fir sss ySqsasi
,.n. Or. e.as.ea 5eAssem..,R..sn ,stsn .as s~,ds,,..i
s''u..a' s'af.. ''; s.s' .rasa' r ~ - IT.: -,;,I,S
~eieben.D - eiRieerr 9snletbe III Z
,,eus,, sna.usunsu.'; . - %':,- t2fTfS
Diff. Rstsa wu,s.n ssutsr'm Is. suu,ise5 ~aussthtus sas
ans IN bret sabrss ssu Datam Ii Gxsrsae, ,saIbas 'ss'
aa& osItstss be Snbessrs p u? 10 ...Nj ~
W.r. staattn 5 2O.lr. f.&s prcitut @olb
~ traB.nte Dunts *'''
.-..n.HH2' h,>'34II :. .!:fi'
Dhf. Comb anb tas vramts rust. wsl3s t'u ptrsf'&ta
o,u,uu BET $50 anlsbs ssrmstr,, 'xas ID btsfslbs f. 81
ssa etasts, xut }0tmttatt, essassn 49,
: a.dsti.r. D.rtl NJ sta stshs.t p..-
seat msAr il usa ben aassat.n. Yeat far' aabsrss g.
esn,san ~ lasl.a aab. d. 8iafsn aas italsIatrltA bsrA
81. ssa R.t..a, aanus.sansts e0u,sns daatlter,. s.l4s 4est.
fGxti.ea unt al i.ss eanl sbtr'. 0aa4ns.t ,.r'asft nerssa
lsnasu. ~"'r' $50 - 0''. -"
Dk%st.fnt ...as.s >' @';' o. ~
ein.n Gent s.r 4as eea .lnef $50 Not =.
Sstt - ,2'.''E. 10 SfOO' e.
s.bs ~, i. -; s. YvosaOo@1.@
S,a"sts, i" ''sr ~rIrr:-H:*aS So '5s4,
Gin DOLLAR ..~3,' .$0COO Is,n.,
Roi.n fl. sus s.u'ssassa p.trss. s.rt.u aaa aasfars
br enbftrtptsn.a prompt s~.lt.frt uub Biz Retrn' pestta
f.fsr. t~bsfstsr.t. Die 'Btaf.u W Jun ua4asu IS. suns
xert,atn 1Bpsaus tuAblt. Hn:'43 - ~ 'l+& y
a,,.ar...l,>c ys+,,, }1!H :G5 @;"':%
/ 'sit hn.,la'. alnlslts tn merftt;, a.
s.4s 4s,s ,.a sr a!fs.err,p e.sfs't..ta -. /" s.,s ~:
sra4t1s4 ssnss.s. s.t s.ren s't,aslt&. n''ttslt q. .
t. sur etebltnes-N nlstts Bee gsls. : j
ma&.n rubs.
D.nis. sIs $500, 900 ,ooc* br ,sns I,ss.a ssnsrti ,ussri
art.n aassits fiat test ts Naarts. Ha&s ssr ataatms ss..
felt.n III f<stsn. ptss btsfs eumms blnnen su Menaeu
,rsrtdsa f.ta.' anb s.' Rd.sn rt.ssn stns 9~e.f.l ,stus prs
mit t.assa' nte Il tisbe. betm e&laGe BET eubfrspttsaes
~aabsrss dnletbnf Der SAL pat. ~ : =
I'm br. ssssllesuHe iebes p,ets unh itbH otsr'ss i.sIl
d G.lsl&,rrns,nr Babsltsuus an stsier aulstbs ssben j.
~''nxsr, sabsn bic Nanenal.o n'sn. !eiaats. uns' pssat
1anssn In. san,sn eaubs I'D ~auesmetn bsrstt ssiI1ri, Cub
~frtpten.a N pa.t an,uassm.n. eutkrttsrssa bahsu tsr
.tsen.a aseat.n IL rdblsa. Ia pe&s 4. strtrasss fst.n
Weld. audla fiji ,,ts atii,ef.rsa's Der astsa, fir p.l4t' ii
asftxse aaa.tmt. a, s.saatssrtl'& FAB. '
SSnp Gppfe,
@utfertpttons: Agent, pbtl. ttlpkia.
49, t't r''
suttristonen ,pttbsn a%nnsl.nomm.n oon Be,
49,! GttenM otionolbapi, 9aoeuport.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11

E0artt9 8 .iIntitrI ansustns.S. apt. tsisssi asss issses Ss.iss.
vsI&e an eaansn.G rsaaen. Smpsslt Il. ldbda, II tntDs,
sDthier IN usneen nnS babnr& ttn analadlt6sS ftbn u ~.
M'tben. gtr baten yRsbrere Sefehsu. rtI&s bird Dr.. Dbtttiss
BON 8ru6 ebr 3snsa petHeusrui setets surJss. Gst1s
t~srefdhtse 1.hsabluns errsdt eas 1etreusa in tsrsss Dsas..
erbere&nsina6t, ole siele 1neetestis GSnaIssAsxea. fSetft
gDir babes fsees .in nsaes 9Drs pabIjht. IsfsJl: !"
':Miseries and Mysteriei Of Sexual Intsrcosrss,"
sssm:r; e. ,. "Rtss s sts.'' s g. .s xsisss' sc i VIZ 3 sss s.:
U o.ta &, e. e. s5s.; s% ssis:ss; s r., sn,ttEl ii ns =
: pr Dttttterss YER. att bet p.tHhn - tsletute se,,is;, =
pr afaps:. sDnuassis. sDti; 81, Selbsts II 81 1srasn.
EN- IT. nqt4; ?. Sr q. 3'aas Nseitt. nc; CsO sSsl NJ
ssu:s asss 81 ss:ss III. Sttess. So; ssasst.tsss.
9slet.. Gsts; Dt Dasts .4t.stnEah. nlsY br nNN! aass.
Sus; Cr1nstt, 81 S6at @inn; % oSnSst.s 1~Ststs..1
u; p. pope. 3ssstltsns 8 1DiED eyt1rI eSlts~il0S
2rSultsr s:s: ECON esuts.: Msatttal. g; ?. bds.s.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11
Mn T1rmer.
Ter bsr1bmte GidbenoR,
T. WRIGHT,
.&9bler< Mrjt, @

Wa'sasass. ~. 8rontu. 2ttr, DapsnSort, Sopa.
srlsst' ae. ftiass sahlsdasu &.,se. fir ~ tn I.steu s.,r.
sssqe1s 5ssasssa ~ ssa'sa' nh bhht. nm laaeIbs aua fr.
GEse q fslastr. lie Srssildi q Dft,tfx saS ei.b
u efssR, sereS pt'h HNsSM JUFWp
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11
Gurppdtf1e%


Dtsn. 10. Aprtl. Dte sasrr,t&F&.
3ettuns faet! Auf antteB Gnslanes
fne untsrbanblunesu elnaeltttsi artldtn
ben uniu1si1nnn pse foneensr p1oto'oue
BON 1882. Rublauo n S6wsesn b.
BEN porasfdIagsn. po6 aQs gd&n iufam
men rte Graqe absr Die srbioIe. en,(dsi'
psn fogtsn. Grantui& mics ptsf,n Nn'
rae al. OsRut& bat ufIdr,. to6 60
asmstnf&aflt& mil prtub.n feline Sou.
unatnndters&t out DE 6s1oa'b0mn
aufrs&t bali,. 6& ab.r m.i2tsrsn wtrsr'
ftssn perpe, ioQtt Yrsubsn %unabbduet0
uorpsbsn.
Bsrltn. 10. @pril. 6suh l,ats Der
R5nta ben @runeRan tss Wonumsnts
aum @sed&tntb pts ltBtsn Rri'ese. Ddbs
renb eu Gsrsmonie (aats 81. Moj.ftd'
folasnes @erts: BUM 8.rd&tntb rsn
@sfaasnen, iuu, Donlt otn llebuI.bsnpen
une CUR Na&abmuue far Die @u&'
fommtn."
Das puaomsnt rpsl&ss Ter @ruutnsin
sntbdlt. onettsnnt aueprldII6 DE 0Ger'
rst&tfds Naiana.
Dtsn. IS. sprtl. Die bsutiBe Off,
rst&t&e 3ntuna" mslpst. rob eos 81.
ret d t.f@e Norcfee. @s(&woosr
Defsbl e.baltm bubG. In tsm bofen BON
1tsl feline Stuuns stnaunsbmsn. Diff
reid ~usrIonas Mot aqsin DE 8nntnrr
runa Ger 9dueun0struppen Der psutfden
@robmd&tr In ben 6rNoa,bamtrn, (on'
Osrn aud BE GinbuufunA bn S9lsewte'
6o(fstuN&en Q%anpRdne,.
grokbritannicu. Das %utniRnisu, Dr.
aan "ylornin9 pct" fpri6t ii& lber esn
Bfscuauebru@ ru Rsbsuton rtr ID a o
auf @tufeelonp, ott man f&on fm
uort9sn Sommu ale btenpu betradtns,
fol9snet ma6sn que:
&c bIstbt uns nolGrlih feline cntue
@obl dbrta. ale BE Rsbsuton ~ asrmal:
men. 3stns Rs9terunQ tonn
etne Redtferttauna Dr. etne
Rsb"sllton, inrdumtn."
90 (pri6l eis(tlbs 3stIune. mel&e tie
'arli&e Nebs0ton osesn ote omutfant(&s
Bunrseu9tnrune iu uatfuttem lu&te.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11
Sic ueue ,,erteantebe 2lnletbe.

CIV S&OSS
Die 5&ulpen bfs RatlsrS Martmtitan
an 6rantrtd ,usssn eslstfetu untlttdrt'
,tr balfs bsltsfsn F& Gnee Mdri auf
r'idlta 10 @tQi.ass- sf ~Strltn8 pesr
sirea $65. 000.00 100 une tttesn monatlt@
I'm .tpa $5. 900, 600.
Bd pts(em Stanos Der Dtn8s ianu al.
lgotues stns nsue anIetbe ben Mar No,b
thun. Atsr nae psrf&laesn tbm 1sbr
a9tQfonsn pfune, Der aus9ei&rtstsus d.
rag pulslbsn, tuenu q In MsrIlo bIsibsn
miu. uno wsl&e NusG&ten baben BE
Niufu ter Bonts auf @dd,ablune9
Mapoleeu. un.sr ps6.u b,fonosrn pro-
tstlt6n btele anlsibe betrisbm rpiro' bat
utldrt. bub It @trifo j~inesn rutrrs'
Nranfrd&'s Gorbnun9sn ~ b1abssn.
Napoleon mag baruu 70 rsnts es9loubt
BADEN, als Martmilian ftlbf an ZEN b.
,laup BEE merttani(am Rat(srrst&e elaubt
uup 70 tR 20 benn om Gnbe Mot 10 aanj
uncomfortable. bab fura Dor Dem DaQts
cement auf ben Namtu esr Gtrua "Rat'
ftrnet& Mtrito" stns 9elpfumme aebora.
,peroen lou, UNI ben perm Eoute Vapo!eon
III bsdsn. unb bas (&tInt une pas oanis
8aunnlptd lu {etn.
um fdr bie Mnltbt BE In 500, 600
Bonos a $40 Gruns.n nseoettrt wsresn
'oa. bic n6,btesn Nbnttmsr ~ Rnetn, II
NIT berfslbsn eine 2onute snbunr,n. BIZ
rtn 2dufen init ~iebr GROCER Dobrf&.tn'
li&tstt istr srobs gewtnns" psrfprt&t,
D.esn bt.iss un@riRlI&eu 2oitnle(pitle
nil Gn9lano MID! 9tftattsu, to6 bort
5ub(ertptfonsltfsn aus9tIeAt tperten. -
Das DarIsten pfro bober, uno wfe ss
bst6t. NIT srobtu Gtfol9, auf esutf&e.
boQanbi(ds uno frans0Rf&e 4apttaliatn
9sporfsn. Itsls 6ur.n uno friee{omsn
Dbilitsr uerosn f& emf puneern, eob
6e iar ben msrifant(&en Rutinl&wtnc.!
~ sublsn unb Az blutsn baben.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11
BOOTHS Qeicbuam.

Die Werf08unA we|4e lbr Sooib q
2st6e Astrofen II, ODER 9strofen wsrosn
miro, III isBt zine Gra9e, meI&e ou9sunetn
tnter,6irt. Bon 8ulbtnpton tommsn an
tte per(&tebensn Bldttrr urrldftesne Nft'
tbstlun9en tarl6n.
Die vStmts" iaat, bub mad en 2st'
&en(&au bts Gen. SurAson, en &Srper
Der Objection 1bnlaGen muree uno oae
eann BE .tna.lnsn 6tlde. IN 3.ue a.
ndbt, Rart bs(&wert auf Elm Boat ssbra&'
rurctn. .
Dos Boot babe tint Runbfabri auf
Gem potomae eemu&t obne ,u lanosn uue
fet aurlda.tbrt, na&psm IS f& Go est&'
MANS ent1scfat.
Die vg1orir" entwtd,lt In .twas melo'
tromatildu @s(e: @sauu 0bn0ab Der
4ueaeI.tutdr rem Col. &. 6. Batter ben
2et&nam Boo,b's obnt b~eloneee 3nRrut'
ttonsn uno r.r oebetue Yoltleietsnf NUT
be ME 0.betmu a%ueasflbrt. als tn ets(.r
M%neelegsnb.tt. "@oe babsn gle mil
ttm 2a9nam euban2" fru8 i'd Batter.
vDo8 pnb auber mir nur etn Ginai0tr
unb Der muets spfass S&weiasn 8tloben.
Nte, beuor bt. pofoune tss BeItserf&ts
ruff, (ou Dootb's @rab bsfannt .psrosn."
unb btes III ets Dabrbett. Sn Der Na@.
bts 27. Nprtl nabm elm Nuonboot bic
4etae ee5 W61rers auf. Is pare1 imet
2,ute BARN; fl entfQtrten bic 9st&e tn
he Naht binstn unp aus bts{er Ginternte
wi.e fe ME unstr ~ Taet somusn. S's
n1no BARN psrbarreu IN ewteu 8etnt&'
tuno. Dr. Meusseruno mag d&aen un'
.tu letnsr ,9oR ooer u1ua bic &rce f& a.
bFnet babsn unb Tim Rube uno Uer9e'
buna a5nnsn, tp,l&s bas @tod@tnte bs,
Men(@sn i'm ME e5nnsn wirr. 0b g.
f4e tbn umtreilen ooer pb Blumsn abs'
itiasm @rabt wa&isn, wir msresn % Mt
uiatren.
Der r6nalb" beri9ttt, bab tie Rsate'
runa bic 9et@e bee Bsrru&isn bem Bid
entaisbt unb ttslsIbs sineu, obieursn pIabs
%dbtraiebt, no 6s bw 8veeGsnbM an
t.tu, fdQt. 49, Gsfern. tbe Ge BON eem
Msnttor e~ntfernt purbs, IA cine ptoto'
Arspbts aufeenomnnsn tporben. Die 3st&e
rar In stn.n s.w5bnli&sn arausn arnee'
1sppt& SsbdQt, In r.lG,n fe aud ein9e'
tdbt wuree. &c nor tin Ra0sn 6 Gu6
lang uno 2 Gub Brett esma4t rorrsn
bur& cen S&tFastmm um ann, Il tpuros
abr nitt Str,psnest.
Dh uRsrs" iuat tos lbu ttn Q.t&>
nam In einer hfn, 9ublitum u%nbefanuten
Ddie Serfaet ruurbe. unp BE @sr0@te,
,pel&e I'm umluuf Fnb. %srtnnsrn an ei,i.,
nteen,. tpd&e {. 3. lter ben H5rpsr e.s
iunesn Dablarsn u~mstnssn..
Su stnr Geriammluna In Dayton g..
,uurte ~bei&loGsn." tn6 Der eettnam H.:
mitten bss Msuss pufsntt tuerten fcu:.
auoere perfonsn b.bauptsn. tab. 81 ZEN
Dottoren absrlofsn tputbe. Da6 @obr.
fdetnIt&Re IA, bas .bsr 9eiduau, an traenp
!etueu, obfeuren Ylube,i pslhm bas pub
Mlum nfe 1sfabrsn rie. stnsssraten
putek -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-05-11
'Self-Rakers."

ane fset e.ute tn 10 Sretsn uHisesa, nv isasls, a9u Ssm'
pit ten tm Uarile ~esetuatss.
DIE Wa&frase nae
"Self-Rakers,"
Ne ~bsfcnbrs fti kem Atisss spiaanb, Dot ian ans d 6anb. na.
irs" aas BIN 8slss snt&stneen Iifsn BaR $50 1tsdsrnidt
Set RassrS Durbsa In sabre 1904 n esst County ssrsautt.
Eh Wsrfslttesr bssftlstu ~seti1ubsn loren Ruf Ens tess
DsraniwSr,lt&irt be Vmpfs>Iune btr uRsq srmtd foRslus.
ussGpsrs h Ntr pers ale VI bsesn fir ben 8srus In isen o..
!,teuus: ets ots't'sa shfsltsn lur vr'b, n. At luss Sa.
f&tnsn etsir ut Ia Der i%smmsnben 3rneslta. uae tel B"
Barmsr esbst bat 6Re6t eabsr, bth siesn ssu btsfeu W9efAtasn
" lauf'u, tr q btu 0sr,ue Get.
Die 6aTss (@ast) Ssrrt8t. tbs xsbst seA lrd aasItu drmfr,
unb Dt,Ianet neen Watrsns nod eobu, ue bnfe!tt ltes eas
edHnttent 0ttse bs 70 eenau. bo6 Gin Hiatn p'Atser rfc.let'
i'd It, as wtus 9sub. bsrisu sttrsuas pstbsn.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-02
Mtre Trouble Brewing.

New York, May 27.
The Commercials army of the Potomac
correspondent says there is trouble in the
army-the men thinking it a hardship to
be orde-ed out for four hours drill every
day, when they are so soon TO be muster
ed out of service. They complain of the
hardness of their officers. The ammuni
ton has been taken away from them to
avoid serious trouble. An outbreak in the
9th corps occurred. A regiment Of regu-
lars was seut to quel it, but were so over
powered BY the volunteers that they were
obliged to retreat.
The conservative delegation from North
Carolina is now coufining It's efforts tc
securing the observance nf old state rights
in the elections fer the formation OF The
new state government. This view vii
probably be sustained by President John
SOD, who doubts the authority Of the fed
eral government TO interfere With the
statutes previous to secession.
The other North Carolina delegation
demands the right Of suffrage fer coierec
men.
SheEman's soldiers are .tcted by ou,
citizens, who oper their houses freely tc
them.
There is reason to believe that John g
Breckenridge is one Of the party captured
in Florida
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-02
Letter from Gen. Sherman.
New York Nav o.

New ok, May 70.
The following is the letter of Sherman,
complaining of the suppression of his eff
cial reports already referred to:
Camp near Alexandria, May 10, '65.
DEAR BowMAE Il am jus. arrived
All mv army will be in to-day. have
been lost to the world in the woods for
some time, vet arriving al the "se;.le-
ments," | found | had made quite a stir
among the people a, home, and the most
sinister motives have been ascribed to me-
have made frequent official reports oi
my official action in al! public matters.
AMI all of them have been carefully sup
pressed, whilst the most ridiculous non
sense has been industriously spread abroad
through all newspapers. Well, you know
what Importance | attach to such matters
and that | have been too long fighting
with real rebels, with nnskets in their
hands, to be scared by mere nom >comba,
tants, no matter how high their civil rank
or station. 1t is amusing to observe how
all danger is past. l have noticed on
fields of battle brave men never insult the
captured, or mu.ilate tie dead, bu. cow
ards and laggards always do.
cannot now recall the act, but Shakes
peare records how poor Falstaff the prince
of towards and wits, rising from fgule ed
death, stabbed again the Percy, and car
red the carcass alof, in triumph = prove
his ,alor. So now, when the rebellion In
our own land is dead, many Faistafs ap>
pear 10 bIandish the evidence of their valor,
and seek to win applause, and to appro-
pirate hoDors for deeds that were never
done. As to myself | ask 70 popularity
no reward, but l dare the War Depart
ment TO publish my official letters and re
ports. l asser. that my official reports
have been purposeIy suppressed, while all
the power of the press has been matg-
nantly turned against me, | do want
peace and security, and the return to law
and justice from Maine to the Rio
Grande. If it does not exist now, sub
stantially, it is for State reasons beyond
my comprehension. II may be thought
strange that one who has no fame, but as
soldier, should have been so careful TO
try to restore the civil power of the gov
ernment, and the peaceful jurisdiction Of
the fadetal courts, but it is difficult to dis
cover in that fact any just cause Of otTense
to an enlightened and free people, but
when men choose to slander and il iure
Others. they can easily invent the facts for
the purpose, when the proposed victim is
far away engaged in pubic service o.
their own bidding But there is consols
,ion in knowing that the truth lies iu the
bottom of a we'll. The Yankees have
perseverance enough TO get to tia. bot
tom. Yours, truly,
W. T. SHERMAN.