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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

:. INV VH n , Wy 10 IoO1
DEAR SIR I have lived in the southern States
much Of the time in Mississippi for than twenty
ye and have had my share Of those complaints that
affect the liver and produce dyspepsia This has render
Ell regular use Of ioncs medical necessity 20 me
and am familiar with the action OF all the stan dArd
" bters Of the day. In my opinion none Of them is
so aeions in the Congestion OF the Liver and in Dys
pepsia as CTimean Bi tiers say this after fair Trial
upon my own system aud upon others TO whom have
recon mended them. believe il they freely used
by PERSONS whose systems are eneryAted, they would
eve and eventually cure large proportion Of such
cases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.

W. Plat, Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal Reve-
rue. Fourth District, New York, SAVES
am from the nature OF my duties exposed TO all
the different phases Of weather, often satuTat to the
person, wet feet etc. and have, consequence been
Afflicted with colds ohs, etc, and long time with
Ibeumatism but since taking the Crimean Bitters,
have felt none Of the Effects Of bad weather. and my
rheumatism has entirely disappeared.
My son, Who 10 In the army Of Gen Grant, writes to
me an follows Father. when an opportunity offers,
do not fail TO send me Ciimean Bitters for you
cannot imagine what ready relief they after expos
getting wetf use them"
will here state that this son home on sick
leave almost skeleton. single bottle restored his
appetite and sreng h. so that In two weeks he was pro-
nouneed able to join his battery,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
M TANT-R FAD! READ

Nervousness, Restessness, General Debility Low Spir-
its, Loss OF Appetite, Headache, Dsrrh@s Chils and
Fever, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Weakness of
the Back, Coughs, Asthma, Soreness of Lungs or
40 For an account OF It's Oriental virtues, send for
circular, Address Sylvan ofient Co.. Office and
laboratory No 10 Marshall street. Boston, Mass
ton street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

LORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE IN
Il sTlrUTE-Sen for latest catalogue of the best
sustained boarding Seminary in the State or nation.
superb brick builing and superior accommodations
moderate rates. All the facilities Of the best CONNER
cial colleges, and diploma TO graduates A tee
graph office in the college rooms. Of liberal
studies for ladies' Advanced students admitted TO
graduation in single year. Glasses begin Latin,
Greek, French and Germsn every term Music and
Painting superior Fall term, Aug. 81 8 80 for the
term. Address Rev JOSEPH KING, b. d Fort
Edward, N Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

There is great rush Of business men to
atlanta, Ga. Rents have reached almost fa-
tulous figures and buildings are going up on
every vacant lot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
5TIRTING rnE D.9IPLExIox.
NOT A FEW

Of the wo- orders that nict ullad arise nom tho
eorrul ln 'ramniaies In The 01i OF all the dis
covcrcI hngo been made 10 purge u out, none can
equal Ia eacl. r-lnpoLD's CosPorHD xTRAcr or GAn-
tArAnilt Licensees and renovaioa ae nlood, insiis
the visor OF Lllu Into tho syses ari purges tho
huinofs via make disease. II 81 ll the healthy
functions % G Aody gud erpola ~ orders that grow
and runhlc DO il Slool. such 1,fy that could DO
relied on has lof tsen sought for now for the INST
Tine the p-h.r 70 fl7 on Which fa-y depend. Our
space hci doc aq ~ o. corulca 80 show ie effects,
but the trial OF single bo;tc viii the alex that It
has s virtues sufpassng anything ha ever taken.
Two tabespoonsf1 OF the Extract oftarsapars added
TO pint OF water Is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle is fully equal gallon ofthe syrup Of
parillA, or the detection a. usually made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

That noted rebel. Gen. Forrest, has had
his shoulder bones broken, by a railway sc-
cident He should have had his neck brok-
en-, by the aid OF a rope.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
a ArCn FREE TO AGENTS !

A WATCH FREE TO AGENTS!
"A j. TOWNSEND co. Manufacturing Jewel
ers, New York, offer their entire stock valued at
nearly Million Dollars consisting OF all kinds OF
Watches, Jeweiry, Gold PENS Lockeis silverwsre, So
40 Eich article is worth iron ~ 90 To 500, and
each to he sold for 81 90. Scaled certificates calling
for eyery article in this immense stock placed
envelopes by dslnterested person, and mixed. and
when ordered sent for rs cents, for 81 90, 40 for
eolO, by mail No goods To be paid for until you Al Q
satisfied Our Agents are making from IS 90 to 500
free TO every Agent Address TOWNSEND & Co. Is
Johu Street, New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

DR. SHEkWOOD'S TRUSSES HAVING
~ NO STEEL SPRING around the body to cha e
can be used 10 bed business without pain will
cure hernia, il used directed in ALL from infancy
middle life Both Truss snd Supporter warranted in
all cases. 545 Broadway, New York. Send for circu
lar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

M. SMITH
WA IoH MAKER ANDJEw LELRR
MAINE Srhhnr, MosrPHLIHR VI
HUbbAkDS NkM BLOCK
ORposie Brick CAuycA
. where may he found
AMERICAN AND SWISS va r0HRs
The celebrate
= nj IL 1 Ma O.L0C.ks
o. all suies the best Clocks made fo true time
viii waIa'ant ~ "
every one Of these Clocks TO be reliable time
Also 9 God assortment Of the Vsys Be.f pert,,,y,
and Toilet Soaps and Fat, Brushes, III -''''S
ron SALE cHEAr PoRo.sH
Also steel aud Silver speetaces Gold RinQs Gold YES,
-, Chains, and general assortment Of Jewelry
oioeks and Watches cleaned and repaired al sho,,
notice and a, vsrs reasonable prices IS s7dx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

IL ia not advisable to go out Of doors with
out any hing on your head, or into society
without anything in II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD!
THcInbol1-S

FLUID thfhACT SAL ,hPAElLLk,
Tor Purifying % Dlood. romogin- sa1aie ,ustitu.
Uolal die arising fiom an up.3 ir Us ts I'aod,
and tho reliable and ofaciual -o i 1indT Tor tho
cure q v.a4a, Hcald Head. Salt Iagum p4iaa anu
sweings q The noucs, Liberation Of nc Throat and
Legs, Ilotehos. rinpica a The Furo er ETyspelss,
snd IN soaly Erupilous .. the ssln,
AND BBAUTIRXING TIKI CsSLPLK1Iox.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
Boston & nrm l1urs advertisements.
NEW YORK SILVER MINING co.

NJ n w IOhh olbN EN- mlNlNO W.
i ' Of Nevada Capital 81 1850 900 shares, 300 each
1000 Shares In treasury 1000 for sale Price $40 per
Share $50 per share after August Stock full paid.
and no individual liability. Company organized under
the General Law Of New York with a board Of trustees
Of honorable. Christian business men, in whose ge
ment the stockholders may have unbounded confidence
that they will DO all that be doe 70 make invest
ment safe aud profits large
We expect this stock will be at par within yer,
and making dividends Of from TO per cent on the par
value " the stock per month 10 Coll. Any Clergyman
Insurance Agent Or Cashier Of Bark Is authotized
receive money and forward it whom a liberal
mission will be allosed. Certificates will be returned
the receipt Of funds Stock for sale at the Atlantic
Bank, Of New York, X. W. II freeman, Cashier; and
At the office OF the company. We refer to the officers
Of the company, to r. W X Freeman, Esq, Cashier
the At ante Bank, l42 Broadway, Of Herman Camp,
ESQ, rs Nassau Street.
Our machinery l. bought and WILL be soon upon the
ground and expect 10 be taking out and reducing
% solver bullion Al the profit Of - 900 per dayor 81 300
OoO per annum thus Doubling whole capital in
year. II you would get any Of this stock you sub
seribe quickly. THOMAS SPROUL, Pres.
5. X. HUTCHINSON. SEQ
Office; so Broadway the Am. National Bank
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

RETURNED SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHERS
who wish 20 make money easy by acting Agents Tor
PACKETS. SIS WILL OBTAIN 100 ASSORTED EN-
CRAVINGS (ncludiug Portraits Of Lincoln and lead
ing Generasl THAT WILL REALIZE $50. FOR Sl7
WE WILL SIND 100 PRIZE STATIONERY PACK
ELS and a SILVER WATCH Sample of Engravings
and Packets with full particulars the receipt Of
One Dollar Circulars MAILED FREE. We give
best chance to make money, rs ourlong experience
.bes us TO supply Agents with most taleahle articles
Address HAsKlNS co. No. SO Beekman Street,
New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

EHE MOST PERFECT IRON TONIC
IN USE
HEGENAN FEkRATED ELIXIR OF BARK,
composed Of Calssaya Bark, deprived OF its Iannin
and colOring matter, and oombin ed with Pyrophos-
phate of Iron considered by RoBGouET Of Paris the
best and most easily assmilated PREF aration of Iron
yet discovered), it Is vt the time an agreeable
cordial Sold by Druggists generally Prepared only
by HEGMAN Co, Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Samples furnished to Physicians application to
& Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

Hon. j A. McDougal, U. 5. Senator Of California,
says Your Crimean Bitters are excellent fr dees-
tion, correcting dares nausea irritation of the
and the creation II wholesome appetite. They pleas
action. They the best bitters have ever used"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

lNEO. l.. STEARNES a. co.
- MANUFACTURERS of Patent Improved Lead
Pipe. pure ock tn Pipe and Sheet Lead; also deal
l2a NJ Lk Slfaet Bnstnn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
Boston & nrm uork advertisements
PINEAPPLE CIDER.
. MADE MONTHLY
; TRADEMARK oEEnEMAoIc RUF-

IN TRADEMARK OFTHE MAGIC RUFF
FILE COMPANY,
yIT&0 To be found each box and each pieoe
Vn OF GENUINE MAGIC BURFLE. All Ruflet
( OF whstever name, not having this
0l mark, are worthless limitations and in
Engagements on the patents Of the Mag
10 Ruffie Compsny. The Genuine Magic Ruffles are
fully six yards in each piece, we'll made of the best
material, and give perfect satisfaction 20 consumers
For sale by all the principal Jobbers and Retailers
Office OF the Company, IS Chambers Street, N. York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
AGENTS.

bOsToN-0eorge O. Goodwin a. Co.
NEW Y0RK-Domas, Barnes a. Co.
BALIlMOEE-S, s. Hsnee.
PITTsBuRGH-DI. George II Keyser.
cihclNNAiI-F Il, Sure Co., aud J. d. PARK.
ST LOUIs-Collins BROS.
SAN FhANcisCo-hoste Smith Dean
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
NEURALGIA.

JsRsHy CIrY. Jan. 26, 1864
GENTS II have been for two years past much afflicted
az intervals with neu Agia In II hack Of my neck and
head and had used all the usual remedies for that d.
teAse, prescribed by my physician but without per
msnent relief ] am happy TO state that the use Of 4
bottle Of your Crmean Bters has completely sub iued
the complaint aud have not experienced any attack
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

ham. Pike Randall Rce OF Massachusetts, Rice OF Maine.
Rollins, OF New Hampshire Scott Shsnnon Sevons Stuart
Sweat rhAyer, upson, Van vslkenbsrs ~ II fN&A I
Mr. y.asscs. !oppl ef ra r..--. :" r'oon'sdsr tnA
.oso auu y, a., ...as ulolion the table
The motion agreed to--65 yeas against ~ nays
On motion OF Mr. SPEvESs the House struck ous snc
following from tho bill, v.z:-
And the Secretary Of the Treasury further auth
Issue bonds OF the description issued AUTH s OF
posal for loan dated September 1850 to = 70
repaid provided bonds 20 issued he
not moro than five per oentum interest provided
further that the fractional amount may repaid In lawful
Mr. STEVENS offered another amendment which was
avreed to- restricting the issue OF legal tenders
Tho bill was then passed in the following form
Bait esae 6e, That In lieu any bonds authorized 10
be issued by the first section OF the entitled "Ac to
approved 80 1864 that may unsold at date
OF this the Secretary Of the Treasury may under
the authority Of said act Treasury the description
provided that the whole afor
said and Treasury notes issued issued In lieu
thereof shall the Of 500 600 900 such
Treasury may disposed OF for fuInoney
other Treasury notes certificates Indebtedness
certificates OF deposit issued under Of Con-
and such notes shall he from taxation by
under any State municipal authority
SECTION That any bonds known Ave.twentles issued
under the act Of February 25 1852 remaining unsod to
amount not exceeding four millions dollars may be dis
posed or by the Secretary OF tho Treasury ii the United
States II he shall find expedient Europe any time
such terms he may deem adyisable Provided
~ for the issue OF any legal ia any beyond
the balance unssued OF the authorized by the
cond section OF the act to which this Ia ndment
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION pIrr PASSED
The House took up and passed the Post once Appro
pration bill
Adjourned till Monday
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
THE MISSISSIPPI.
~~o~~~~>~>e~~~~~~>~~~~~
Collision BetweeN Two River Trans
ports In Daylight.
~~>~~~>~~~~~~-~~>~-@>~s
Tho Ono Hundred and Sixty-first New York
Volunteers on Board tho Diskey.
o~~~~~>~~~~~~o~~-.
Twenty-one Wounded and Three
Drowned.
e-~~-~-~~---~~-~>~~>~~~~~~~
GROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY SOMEWHERE.
FULL LIST OF CASUALTIES.
&C., &C., sc.
GROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY sOaEWuERE.

v.
HAr' oo"rbo "" "O"s DsP'
vicksruao, Mas Jan. 10, 1856.
oorIrsow rsrwpw THE TpAyspoers = NJ p,cxrr AND youy
n.rx.
Hhh
Orc OF the most painful accidents In Nver navigation
ba,popod Yesterday afternoon twenty-five miles below
-, -. :, ~ -. a. -, !.
mere Tne transport Jonn H. DcKey from tue mouth OF
White river heavily laden with troops horsa mules and
.oro. nr .r,o,, bind, ,voe ,roccos,rg op ber ,yev n,
ooo'o 'a'0" A'A'' ""' p'oes va ~ "1' "
New orleans, when she met the steamer Jonn kaino,
oreo, ,snd or he ,v.r a, M. oe n,oong ard cooa
s' - Wv $3.50 ~ y e' ~
DO seen Tor long distance before nearing each other
besides II was before six o'clock r NJ and daylghtso
haro .a =. ~, ox.ryo r ,,c e-.,,a, roooanco ~ ~ a
o"' . - -, ~ -
pilots Of the boats who allowed thcm 70 collide with
each other where the SLIGHTEST attention to their duty
"9uiu na." Iihuo suon M "a, ny, l., -
ing this &C idcnt bu, an investigator viii soon be had
which WIN probably elicit that Information AZ present
the OF both boats accuse each other OF the gross
negligence which resulted IN .he acc1aent
The One Hundred and siz,y:arst New York veteran
voinntsers Lieutenant Colonel kinsey commanding ana
portion OF the Twentieth Iowa volunteer infantry, were
on board the John H. Dckey when the collision occurred
rHH EXTENT OF THE CArsIRnrBR
The john Raine had cargo OF any kind but shc be-
ing much newer and Stronger boat than the Dlekey,
down .p stream suffered The more shock The
Dckoy struck on the srboard guard near the wheel
house and everything cut away that side to tho
bare hull. The ehmneys wsro thrown overheard by tho
jar and II at necessary TO put out the res in
the furnaces the wreck burning by the flying
sparks The engineer of the Dickey did almost heroic
service their successful but dangerous efforts to sup
press these ares which threatened serious consequences
II not instantly put out The effects of tho collision
scarcely visible tho guards and upper works OF
the John Rane
rE CASUALTIES HUNDRED AND SIXTY WRIST SRw
YoRK vcLuSrEEas
Surgeon VIM. D. Murray, One Hundred and Sixty hrst
Eew York Volunteers, has kindly Furnished me With
complete list of casuaes, resulting from the COLLISION
WoUNDED-sergeant George Prentice, A. three fingers
Of left hand ampu'aed Angelo Prentcc A. brs head
and left hand: Charles Williams u, compound fracture
OF Uranium, morta!ly; Lucius d. CALDWELL e. simple frac
uro of left Leg Eras'us Sheldon, r. spraned right ankle
Jas Kennedy, g. bruised head and back Jacob McGure,
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The chcsrcst Newspaper snss Best Famf-
Iy Literary Journal i'm the Country.

The Chcsrcst Newspaper ans7 Best Famf-
Iy Literary Journal i'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HeKALD will be sale at nise O'Clock this
Saturday mornsng, and will give:--
The Official dispatches relative TO the capture of Fort
Fisher, below Wilmington, ~ G., by the Union Land and
Naval Forces under General Terry and Admiral Porter,
accompanied with vivid aocounts from special War
Correspondents, of the assault from the commencement
to its close, illustrated by Map showing the Scene Of
Operations Of the Land and Ngyai Forces The latest
accounts OF she movements of General Shcrmans Army
in Georgia. The latest desr stches sm the Army undss
Lieutenant General Grant Richmond, Va, and the
latest accounts Of the Of the Union Forces in
all parts OF the country; Important intelligence from
Ae Rebel States; The result Of the Peace Mission
to Richmond, Va; Tho Abolition Of Slavery In Missouri
and Tennessee; Account Of the Death OF the Hon I'd
ward Everett with interesting sketch OF his Life ana
Services Summary of the proceedings Of Congress- the
latest News from Europe mud other parts OF the World
and the latest News. foreign and domestic received u
10 hetne Of publication Poetry; The interesting story
Of For life Death tale of Malaga Interesting Lite
rary Artistic and Scientific reading The Paris Fash ons
for January Musical and Theatrical Review for the week.
Interesting reading matter for Farmers and Agrcutus
lists Currant News Of the day varices Faceti1 valu
and Shoe Cattle, Horse and Family Markets. and
counts OF all important events OF the day.
Terms-Single subscription, 81 Two copies S. Five
copies S.; Ten copies SIC. Single copies Five cents
each limited number OF advertisements inserted n
the WEEKLY HERALD
The New York herald., 1865-01-21

iavrsroo.-City OF Rsitinorc-Messrs q Beach, W
Dinmorc, u Golden, Arnold. Il Thomas, trcckon ,
Cook, Shields, Anner, Dohefty, willis & pnmorc
yPyne, acwie 0sie, salfed Smith. HoG.
nan, pevlia Jcsmpben, q ksmock Lough, Harris
wil.on.
rosS RoYAt--stensnshp Futon--Brirsder General N
Kesoasm COloncls Cashuddon, " csnan, Sam R ss
Wood Lieutenant Cooneis ericsson. II lyman; M
yB BPrshel, burket W Monroe. Adams; Surgeon S 1t
yord, cap.ins q Young W u Tnfc,d. W A !lnklns Il
Bensuo u Bender, Sweeney, hThsyer whitney,
q W uibnon Bartlett, BYE; Chaplain wvodworth; /;
Captain Winchester, . White, W 5 Nft N Neoofnt.
Leni.r.nis M.x, y w Brown, Ftchs, X w Richard
90. wnsley Lewis Root Mcconn.il, " ysns:rn,
Mckinney. Jarquet q Tibhy, " Gregg Thayrc. "
Mrphsu. I! u Fry, ~ y Jones' Mc,.regor, r n Hodge
Mrs " Myers Koch, lady and drughrT. Mrs " Fuihan
Mr. Tees 4 Craw ord. Mrs hu'lr Mr.. u Ioanda,
" rov, artist. Ray, Mrs il bla1d, ii c,mp steton,
" Ncks n SeIls, VI Newhat woolscy, q
Tabor, " Fierce. CLARK, W Burt Cart Bennett and
dy Mrs Foot md two children Mrs Goran and chill Fcn
Mrs bellows and child Mrs oeo johnson and Children
SO snda,, Mls%' .vhs c,srs smith ip,|sn L,Ie T.
s, .'eerssc sSi % fo,s cos '0'''r b'a'a'd'a'" :"
HAVANA Axp NAssau-steamship Corscs.-Mr 1glcsias g.,
Charles tther Bnilcr Jr, DGnning Finn, Mrs For.
rest John Sache Perero and Wife, Theinas Kd Cngcn
e. s,.wms y W Wakner john Kidd Mrs bcniamn,
pcneiy Mrs rrimDie aehldrsn aud servant; Thomas
foieston, Norton Mr. Petiitooc, Mr. Ruukie Eiebari
Mol.h uce,ac Bond Jsmes Lr.klne, john Black wilen
Eoodrcn sh,c VAIL Mr. and Mrs Harne ant tbtr y,
~. Meyer ard child iobcr, Basnan BoInc fW Hunt
% snl,.s. uas LLOYD & Alrcd gsLer NJ. ~. M,,su
sepgxs,
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The Ma sonic Mission.
TO THg EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NV YonH. Jan. 20


NV YonH, Jan. 70, 1865.
In your issrc OF Tho 10th Is letter from Walter r.
shupo 25 Chambers street. In answer ~ Of mine Of
the a,h.
Mr. shupe saya athis woman In not chief nor com
,nnnisr or any grade in tho Mafnuc Mission" would
saw In reply, that hold n commission In Mr. sbupe's
handwriting sgncd BY the truatccs appoiating me 10
onIce IN the Masonic Mission, by that uto aud thcy In
form me that they have mover annulicd q
Mr siupc farther says.-"she for sbort time
connected IN the Masonic Mission and sent o tho field
This connection ended because General Crtnt, for
reasons necessary 10 give here, revoked her rcrn TO
remain IN The army with notice tha, Eho would bo ar
rested " found there without a psss" "
This pass, Mr. Editor, was revoked ss multtudcs OF
Others have been, but for no cause NY part
Revolving pass has not, necessarily any reference
N character.
This man appointed hInscIf(n the name or tho tr,ls
,ccsl and gentleman In Washington 10 20 the field md
nyctenc. After their return, they jointly report 10
tho that thty hnd spent i've days N thorough
In esgaon had nsersed with all rrnks without Tho
presence OF Mira Edison, and unable 70 mud any thing
rCcy or indirectly against her a. woman or as an
OH Of the Masonic Mission"
They then recommended that my services bc retained
IN tc Mission whcrc energy, Integrity, perseverance, ord
god Judgment required and this after knowing OIL
that pertains 10 the "passn
do not mean to take up your spnco turther but VII
say that suit s pending To obtain pay for sorYce
rendered The MasnnG Mission, and willing 10 lea o
my truth and integrity IN the hands of Jury FROM
whom in duo time II will reach the public.
General Grant any other officer threatened or
notified me that would be arrested for any cause and
cbSVn6e any o brinR n word act 10 Iny discredA
SAHAA z. knS0t. Chez Aasopio hissaoh
The New York herald., 1865-01-21
The skating Carupval.

Ycsprday wo another glorious DAY FOR tho skstcrs
and thousands enjoyed Il 70 tho Top Of their bent.
On the Park ponds, In addition To the regular
skating there continuation n interesting game
OF curling" by the lads Of bonny Scotland, among
whom noise, mrth and tho Characteristic sonorousncss
wiihL Of tho national character q. their height
Grent numbers Of the ascs were there taking notes
for future reference Sawney had therefore, look
and exert himself 10 the utmost
The proprietor Of the Firth pond visited by
whole troops OF patrons Who have, this jolly sason,
mad this pond their grand rcsort Throughout the
whole Of the lay the irom every point OF dcpar
suro down town waro relieving themselves Of human
freight, all arog for rush into the ntcarics whi ap.
parepy everywhere appeared among the evolution
on The ice Frcsb arrivals created q frgsh yest and
among oil there but loyal feeling which thou
sands gave utteranca 10 they homevaru wendd their
and looked up 70 the bright stars, which promised
another glorious morrow. Long reign Jatk Frosu SO
mt be, we only grt few hours " enjoy tho
plaseuys be imparts 70 others