davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

The FAILURE AT PETBRSBURe.-The
committee on the conduct of the war
made their report to Congress on Mon
day In reference to the failure Of the at
tack upon Petersburg on July 3d. The
Idea of mine was suggested by Lieut.
Col. Pleas ants Of a Pennsylvania regl-
ment, and most of the mining was done
by his command. Gen. Burnside took q
division of colored troops, the only d.
vision of colored troops that he had,
and put them in special training, In
tending to have them head the assault
ing column. Gen. Meade didn't approve
of leading the assaulting column with
black troops, and Gen. Grant sustained
him in his objection. So the storming
column was led by white troops. Gen.
Meade gave a peremptory order for
withdrawal against Gen. Burnside's
earnest protestations, as he believed the
movement could have been pushed to
success. The committee attributed the
failure of the attack to the radical
change that was made in the arrange
ments on the very eve of the attack.
Gen. Grant thinks the absence of diyis-
ion commanders from their troops had
something to do with the failure, but
expresses his belief that if Burnside
had followed out his own plans he would
have been successful. The report en-
tirely frees Gen. Burnside from the res
possibility of the failure, and seems to
throw it upon Gen. Meade But as Gen.
Meades position was sustained, and APP
proved by the lieutenant general, he
ought not TO receive very harsh Censure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

PUBLICATION OF THE LIST oP INCOMES.
The following reply from Commission
er Lewis to letter of inquiry seems
conclusive as to the rightfulness of pub
fishing the list of incomes. Mr.. Lewis
pays little heed to the questions Of taste
and feeling which are involved in the
matter but regards it solely in connec-
ton with the public interest and intent
of the law:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

The Second Regiment, Vermont State
Militia, will be organized in burlington
on Friday next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

TELEGRAPHIC PROGRBss.-The process
of manufacturing the cable for the At
lantic telegraph is rapidly proceeding,
and it is calculated that if the submer-
gence Of the line be satisfactorily accom-
plished. the communication between
Great Britain and the American CONT
iient win be completed by the close of
July next There are seven copper
wires to form the conductor The en-
tire length Of the telegraph will be 2, 300
miles, so that there are 10000 miles Of
copper wire. Every portion Of this cop
per wire is subjected to electric tests, to
ascertain its quality for conduction, be-
fore it is allowed to be worked up. The
next process is to coat these wires with
eight successive coats of the insulating
material, equal to an aggregate length
of Is, 400 miles. This core is next COW
cred with jute, wound round it from ten
strands, making $4,000 miles Of iute
yarn. Then comes the outer coating,
formed Of the ten covered iron wires.
The iron wire itself is $4,000 miles in
length, and each wire is covered sepa-
rately with fine strands of tarred hemp
1856, 900 miles of the latter being requir-
ed, making together an aggregate length
of material employed of 215,000 miles,
or very nearly as much as would put
ten girdles round the earth, or form
line that would stretch almost from the
earth to the moon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
The following are the States that will
vote upon the constitutional amendment,
the present politics OF the Legislatures,
and the time OF holding their session;
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

ment OF this good work win be intro
duced into Congress at an early day
and it is very probable that Mr.. Sum.
ners proposition to enable a majority OF
the loyal States to raufy the emanclpa-
ton amendment may be adopted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

TEMPERANCE. "A convention Of the
friends Of Temperance and the prohibit
tory law in Chittenden county, is to be
held in Burlington on Thursday the Esd
inst, for the purpose Of nominating a
County Commissioner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

UNION Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
Attic annual meeting ofUnion Hook and
Ladder Company, held at Village Hall
on Monday evening, Feb. 6, the Company
made choice of the following officers for
the year ensuing
Walter C. Landon, Foreman.
Joseph NJ. Davis, First Assistant.
James c. Dunn, Second Assistant,
H. A. Sawyer, Treasurer,
John 8. Bowman, Clerk.
Chester Kingsley, Auditor.
z. Stevens, Steward.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

RBCAPITULATION.
Total number of States SO
States voting loyaD d
Necessary to a choice, (three-fourths
of ALL y
State Legislatures now in session, -
Republican Legislatures, 25; Demo
cratic, 3,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

WEST VIRGINIA FREB.-West Virginia
is free. Erected into a state and adj
mitted into the Union with constitu-
ton prohibiting slavery, only aiter a
term of years she now has abolished
this remnant Of barbarsm. Both Houses
of her Legislature COncurred in the fol-
lowing:
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
West Virginia
l. All persons held to service or labor
as slaves in this state are hereby de
clared free.
2. There shall hereafter be neither slaV-
cry nor involuntary servitude in this
state, except in punishment of crime,
whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted.
The constitution requires no amend
ment, but permits this legislative act to
assume the validity of organic law: for
the constitution gave no further sane
ton to slavery than to fix the period be-
,yond which slavery should not exist.
The above is therefore a complete legal
emancipation, and as it takes effect i'm
mediately, is far in advance of any pos
sible ratification Of the amendment to
the United States constitution.
Thus early and nobly does the young
state of West Virginia indicate her claim
to place in the Union, which is hereafter
to be a Union of free states only.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

TEMPERANCE AT SLOAN HosPITAL.-The
Sloan Hospital Temperance Club have
secured the services Of Rev. A. L. Cooper,
to deliver Temperance Lecture, at the
Chapel Hospital, on Wednesday (thisl
evening, at o'clock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

MILITARY TrENs-H. s. English, Of
Woodstock, has been commissioned Ad'
iutant of the 9th Vt.
Geo. H. Bailey, graduate of Norwich
University has been appointed lst Lieu
tenant of Co. NJ, 18th vt. Vols.
Rev. John D. Cargil, who enlisted as a
private from Richmond in the 9th and
served three years, has now been COM
missioned chaplain OF the same regi-
ment.
Lieut.. W. Pierce, Co. d, 18th Vt. Vols.
has been commissioned captain of his
company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
MARINE EEWy.
CI.KARKIJ.

NLhAkhD
sTpApSnT PR-p,sr ~ the North, New Orleans
G. hu.yht Goo Z ltovp.J 1. Ihon.on RAJ. ,I.,,.e
sntt-. -. .t.z,t.- ~. a.. !. =,
~. - -, a-,'N2o n.apier' haVie 'osen'a q AL
iN'1' " WI ''Ohs hons
htl. NS--NOo a ,nI, dublin; J S.eole, 81 AnSre-E
ICr'.iGI, "a ks lrLnd; Siulnsle. Q,e 'ee; EcchR-
lite, Grid. cInrt; spUed GiAoo D.y; J R,Ss Phiad.
B,iCs Co,.tit. u,m.f.-a ub,co.n- Gov IA .,
Konit,,, =, ! In, y y I5aaopc R,a.an $50 WV 80
- - ~
sChopN,ES a I rhorne, San juan del
Nor 81 y Zee, fornasciua; Is>iher, Charleston;
Lclpsa- q; Ca, TO, G.ve-'on; faukl.nd, Pc
sLOUP-IhomA uuI. Hull for Providence
,a
AEkl'tD.
sTRAAsHIPs-Creole, Norfolk: 4 r epsridin-,
Hl.Dn lied AlemAr'o, Rcl ront VI. SOI1oik;
CT an on, New Oi!o4as L. G. EnlsLt Washington,
u &; Nt.izie Bsidulots' Herman Livingston, Now
Cdc.,a iriyJ-s. Nov Ot,e ans Csnco-din- n Orig
Ris ksioLe for,tuSs Monroe: I1lisG Move New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
SaSross Sees,nS ,heir former ',,.ss.rs

Negroes Meeting their former .tinsfers
-Ags.," correspondent Of TIE Cincinnati GA
zrrrr in lsts lester tells Of . negro meeting al
suiori, which was addressed Ly DR. Fuller, for
rer resident hers;-
Dnt II was when the "eysrcisss- were over.
u. he res, interest Of TIE occasion was troul ht
out No, lees than hundred Of Dr Fullsr's former
saves ere IN the sudiepeo. Ths monsnt Me b' ne
dicton Was pronounced 81 made rusl for the
platform and the good ID cior found his path
i!y'F.d 40 At he ncps. "Lod Lrees ", N s,s
bend, wss ais.-r u uovor &c ve lVin." 'b~L.t
y.u know mo dss,s X eh'd' I'm bunty Chioe. /"
"PeaIs like ve vap't never CON n, no more
Aad oil the rhils q vigorous bsI l-shsknz went
on, en- he former nrs'ot Standing CT the steps
looking ben'vusnlr uoTn ipto up'ufned sce9
that faitly sno!s with Joy and sxclitment re
senilv one Of tho AinN,S whose hsiphcsa vas
shoge'ber TOO epu Grant fer WORDS sHuct ny
Wld chsrt, tui In ulcmeni tAh hunnrS,
voices bid 20 nec her 60 srodc VIE Gasp
hands sld leaning isce balancing no. one 'Oot
10 The ohcrin scr, Of measured dsu.c, sotnenre'
stopping N lncpt &c show Glory, @ then reslu
Ing with yet more cnthus,as.n; W e the &c. ulet
sllvos rtll Kept -ro~Gng up, 80! rs ite Dear
HAIR, pas Hc tbc RI iucs over Lls 81 oIl-erN user
IN. augenngly sbout hin, and Ing WIN deop-
u ios OIL enTlsss n q cnhIt. > ioifef won, .
had App-u,chJd the ava, ny J., r, two or 'h'ee
cFNEu A,uGL tere vss tie s.me auimAi, MAJ
lys.ri. excitement, he same 'H'oxicti'on 81 toe
ri,C..ons. WI, ne Lad wItnc ed Ia tie morn-
ing ell 8, Helen. bll,, neauDmc, . ieS inl4-
dis-sgsu noJr ~ sLo AVE NJ other msrss Of tt
c e,neAi ual perfectly srNEhca ezrr.ts.on o.
ocurie 49,. C'.tJy e. X, eu tbt Door iu cou-
NcrbNuOl, told LiIn so.ac.Ling OF hoir lie : 60
,isv ms f'o-ulcu, 'fe hsr,.s II and re
ha-l TrOsg,ri,. ire won. kept IptDo sinl,-
~; moro and .oie nor.oe' were l0ius tho Cat 10
AZ NJ to- tImor .nto-, ~ we p-seed thr.1 n
,riisit them % themselves Lon limos vi SOL
diurs we're muCn ~ away, thsr g.s.ouing bayonss
s':uny 'Lerd rays N the Gn-i1g sun % ..ieker-
"a. "a o.c a.. Nights Ind shades .vcf 'is shou.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
MILITARY.

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
avn, h'tl .iri i.shea iof c-es thee az IN
COT lug Mi tlltsc' Of claims haNe COI.r!te ar
ih'' 81 GU Tor cts.L9 GeCoLlte o. g0Ivts s. hC have
Ict- u.tthh'rd Oh "a ,.u ter p.4y .itts pruUneI
VI Ns' ~ h'' ~ tultiic', .iat2 iourfbF F0l III
o.n,i %.'aF.s'- AI'aHre. taHIH. luiunu. & "A
slA.H. e.f no pp.uI.I. f.,. pft. e. taiI. g iof
cis, Park T. .ce. III
PINE MONEY, BACK PAY AND Bourr
=, D ca o. ~" w. i0uf 81 ula leius tisc' Of.
wiz 40 vel - cal a.. oN IL 40 oGI utr . OF
p'Ie- ieaIJ TO J., -.eAt Goa adv. nrc. Ll. o, ID
~. e. o. Lilt' y. lrlHuY, 40 ,L-rre iug IN Ia
ton, y. l., +. 4, A.. .s, lG1 sut.as Of ll3
SPIii L1O DISCHARGE SCLLIEnS-
4. ,Yd"-t moi te.-Ai t,...t.s ou...,r'. .a W
u,st.A.-t "p2' J.. !. ino'clp' vc BE- .f c4r .-.. Q
lht -a-.c 80, o., .. .p,.. b.. igr..a o. ~
T. ~ ,.ii., uJ..AAN . 60. .,u ! PaA Y,
he@ -. a.3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

HurnrHocs ASSAULT On a WoMAS WIrH
Hal 'H''.- -. srer aso aid ~ y'c,eh yo.,erday
at-.n-oA, i'tn.a.I so.d,ei nsioc So.er w,uu r.
s.irs ip tcr,l va LuI d4uy $50 Ia BARRACKS,
b. N'n- l,,cT d re, Ga, b'"sue tlvu' 20. tA
oa. p . rti is'.o 4aa III. e. 20 = nls,.on .czci
% ar nC a IN .., ..L - = b q .1t NJ a. a.,
'lrt ou ID. tuo. e.. he. "n''l.s q ,,r'in, zach
co.. % u itg -'.4,H'.. i'.. ''- y Q H., N1' can
e. ' GA .'. NLc J.te = .'.....I .sls, ~ it @
So '.f"' pc "-f! g. - ''.'.-.e-. Wa N
49, '" .' t''.' 'i..' 80 80 T. no. Doe u,.-' 49,, ~.
y" ' ''.. ~. ...,~.. tpY. cess .,c.,k a.
. -.r &C. t- e. o., ...n Hs Ia .gt ..lt "a
o. 20" ra ., H .,l,s 'u-. a.. = OIL. Elt - .u.
a. ~ -.N l... =. " ,ul,L'U l. Assa- 8,
'".I. 90 We. r-,I e. sitct.
Naval ',G9a &c DRAW SMuGr.-
'so'' o1 no., W sunday LLoriiopn, ,a.4-, IN
p'tssng ,aioush tre o.Iv ts'isa Of tie Nsr JetsN
Hil"" o. t-e '.issc ,Ns-, bOI us~Uuul lnd
caus.d Detection to ;.Nu,s, .Islns. A., INT SUI
r'.'nteI.rat cod w - pyr ,ins 10 y D. ors Of
Lrls, uut edlatcH &C. = Rag & re- o WON
uC'a VI The 'cs II to 'ae uratt On stLer eide owe,
'Nn ITO p.,ecu@efs pared Ind ea tTansfp, oil Il
- c.tt, W Dr., ~ his stS going on, n tetl.fC
uu-d storm |? tici Oyo', rud he va. tpIng fashet
= ~ lno tt,t nm " ~, cals.ng r-ttlng ssunt
AAo e fnspp.nt 81 p,rkFsci OF FIVE c. Gck 10 enc
"ia"t 80 F4c-l Aari, q pet. ..y slnuEsaL The iemHl,
p-s.S'c.-s. iht hoat o To iot N >.olL 0 l.. Al.
Joys LEGs CRI3aLD,-h lad nsmeC
Hu":,s, ,r.idtpt NJ |leIuOaL wa iun over by
NOTthcu EitI.Oad t.hu GA krlGGy lat and Lad both
le a cIus.2 81. On fuaay evening one OF the lei
Liupu.s o., which 20 pfoat.a 81 The patent tina
tho sulpI1at4on Of the other 4eier. Oh. Ills re-
oeveSy " doubtful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
'TEs q.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roals On and Ifter Monday, Jrne An, ran, Tor
Albany and Troy, cor aSctine with northern and
Wcs en- t1nips vii le-ve NeW io'k a. ioi.css
From hpi "a live pPO So,h q; and I'm ave =.
pI' tGtI ~ and ltn ave. ~ IL A. M. and sap
Icksrs sSod on either route. W. II. vANbER.
BlLE N.P. | rs
SlTEAMGR MARY POWELL, FOR coz.
- zeus West Point, Cornwall, Newbu4Gh, Milton,
pourL SeSn'e and Rondout. from foot Of pe.b-oSaes
N even stiarnoon. axoeD, annaAE. ~ An O'Clock w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
-ciE.D ANY, ROOMS.

4 FEW MGN CAH BIZ AC' )MMOD.-ED
A,nA ao-'d and soG. ioVLs. -, a. 5jI lclgi
- ''p hoo. 10
pRN ~ 3OAnD MAY HAD, AND A
.c,a' cCn'.sLl. , ..s oe oo1n 10! N =. red
e5up.H g.,
DNIN-TO 1t. .Nn ,URNlTUNE FOR
49, .uIr.re CO tie pen .'cs AZ w.. ,6Ia
,I.aD ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
Too Late for Classification.

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION
n 81 ohsnberIuaid or seantUes. In private fam
iiy She has her 0En mschine. Apply at No hsr-
Ii.on o. ilst floor, front room. $50
A GOOD CARRIAGE PAINTER w,nted-
n one who understands his business. No other
used apF, At 800 last evegth a. 9SJ
H00T MAKER WANTED ON Boz 5 AND
- mon. boots. stesdy lob Tor fail aud winter, At
Hops, T6S 9TH ave, let 4sd and %4,h 1t. 800
HORSE AND HEAVY WAGON CHEAP
Tor cash, o. ~ Columbia It, ~ \. $40
OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGERS
o,pacLiaes 10 stitch hlim, None but exlt .e-eei
hand, AGED 70 iuGuns, for "a, q At 2Ss BIo.Ar -,
up ftsis. oSi
OPERAIoRS WANTED ON LADIES Fiue
" SLICE. oar eIpci .enced hand. need up.y q
"a. CaaA ~, iCp Hoo. 5sT
OPERATOR WANTED on HOwE'S MA
" rhIe. one sIpe1erosd on sLoeA eau TO-, 8
,..s ~ 10 p,1 isiOu o.. .l3
Gun C.iOLEniNE REMRDY.-tHIS WELL
- AncSn r.,e.4e iss The oi Dsf lCof> ~, -ui
is'", CIa.ars Cote, ana al eue-s II he ,py Ella
80 b. piU-u.5. nrly VI he 2opr.ti p, II 10 - Arb
se.'nr siIt-L wLuans L. n. H.. 40 ced,s ysi
Ia I.v. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
.,XC..g9.;ON4

.IlN AID CONFORT.-THh STEA5ER
i nptel H. Lsi, Jo-I Tow send,
VII 'us tC i've tIsNIui D nEb e'o'y lay curing the
e. ,.fO., : tuL seT,ep'"d, T.. 'InoS.'
Leave ,th - IHIt ave o'elyc Doome It
-; Fe.k ~ ~, CIV oyer al 'orlh livs., s
&C oc. Pier No. ~ a. V',locF,
B4u, iuss. ana o oshheuts " board. SSi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
I S. SANITARY COMMIsSION rRf

% Ni''TI NH N-VI. "a I''0IVN, TnIF-
~ Elective Wal-C ain A.scc anon, Bureau If IN
p.oyL4en Tor Dls.blet and schafre OF so.iia.s md
5i.lor, 10 - Chaini eye II. $50 ehN.re 20 egp
O.. and CUP eig AZ Vie htove oiloo res se el
h'nu9ns and o. AZ co4d,' oas of boiy both All sd
Hnd AbIt'to1iei HId "a all veil IecCuimO.. &, % An
uft eat iOu'rt IN mae fOtl ov.tr 70 call ana
gls'ei ih'if p2e ''os Tor emplO sca. Both pl-,ies
arc re- 'tl ne o! ch'itt. Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
ROKEE'S TICKETS FOUGHT a

pAWNBROKEI'S TICKETS FOUGHT ca
- ditmonds watches, Jes e,ry, siy,r,st'e, uluiis
lhsiUlnshts, dry .oOrt, silk, clCtiiug, DC Mot o
bousht at tuI value. ~ Bow cry, near uI,r.i !
stare. 81. I
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID For
\ o.d ne" sgap'rs pauyaot, ho1.s, sul Tsste pa.
sON, ~ Am ~, door Ne-tGi Nlag.-.. 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

without sore sccr-t srprchers lon--rnoIs anxiety,
IN fact 'or Riclfrd n an be bad ever felt before
I'm oiled tho manuscript, and, saer piug nd
putting on hts spoc,a es. commenced its psruSAl.
tTob be Co 7unbed.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

y hNA VI u ltA-1HE w NtFN az
u, 20 iran t'V-s!4Is ul tu- cgpi'l si.s'. II tho
bsnk Of Ltlcp hsNiuv, AZ ar la, "a. - iEn4 ths
4 aid q I.C tSss " cAsu .ai convert .La ~
BaHk Of lLr- IN . N.tt Ua AaGorlli o. ua.,f
At Of C0rtre-s -ltils4 al ~ u Pfrtd" ton.
a clT'tcs, 'e-'Acl .. tis We tA4s,L % ,'si
bonds nrI 90 P'yidc 20. ne CI:.u.nt n.d reiy7 p
iion tn.-toi' Ircvet juno ,. i',i" Nc ~ 4,
lo.ear Tren H. { "a. b. o. tea q trcI-c md
de,c.Iuineo o 10 '11'h .,ltiCas IISiA. AsUcili'a
uneor tDs ltae 81 tns Lnr'd .ts'e5. ~ "
the name Of &c Fact Sat DIAL BI.a o. III
g.. +. '. ApGEES Cashier. ULeA, Jo G 2,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
CEOTON AQUFpUCT prPART,rNT-T0

4 n
~ Con. coo r--seys.I'e ~ ca p, pU.. A Wi o
re- lived ~ m 0flcs uat o,.o.. IA IN. a. iuc4dt-
Au'u i5ih, leGs, ~ tc rot4t'uctCr ~ tn Il 80
ina street hrp oven 'iIis, VIZ. secs = IL ecker
So tets ecu Ferry anI b4mino4l II o., ~ 6i.L r,
rom @ h 10, 10 PORT q e eli - ts,A St. fsta
On $40 10 potut so 't q -. % 85tl - letstsn
9TH rud Oh sYcS; IN LartyCr S4u-,O ..Ia fu,it 49,
te :" o W -! . anu q pip auG a 81 81, or
point %. 'eeI Sut OF lih 49,. 10 EuG tAtou-! n
ave % sQth a.; ana Stone l;.'s ,elI,r. = ia ;lt
a.. belS,ci 81 M i.h sNes IA .,i e., tet.. en- Il
IN. 4h avce Ia S9a e., tc'vccI a. az. S.i ~ q;
~ foh IT,. tcGe al L"Nil.tHn ,nu fh ,,,s.' rnI "a
~ o., letNeen Madison md Lcsiurtor --s. Eloh
p OposI must 10 n4o.tCt ca lac vutt.ops with 10
tue a. tho Vois Tor Which 70 " ouu. y, T. 20 s Ia
name " bidder md cGse q eli r.n. b. nk otus
and sp cltc tfonr cnn lie he'd on epp I'ion " ths
nonlret eek a. this Of. =, itgtLHd,l Dfr "a Il
TAX; IhOs. SIEIhENs, EJbi. T.. pALkAd.
4. ". CNAAkN' ClUIon Aces. b,rGd. new TX,
August 5, 1895. $40
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
4 'mcelins OF he sioc sho,,ers OF toe iseaeuLorg
seI-I anec hns stamp Company, wal he "a un us
ticc IN gay OF hufuIi mex, At o'c.ccE 4. 81. II
the once OF tie h.'t'oid Ii-e COmp,uy, Ne III
btoadWay; SeW York ca, 10 cou-l era rpo.sl 10
increase thc ptsl FtHgk Of sgd t1up.ny 10 2t0ttS
", 2tTer q ~ ios q II .lluuecs, j. II. rad
FIELD, h. W ALDEN, w. r. GLEASON, rus.
teea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
GEy asEAI. DVaSNES~.

AM RICAN MANUFACTURES We. + ,rri:r
ne BE % GGita ie.cla Company, 81 or'cr 10
project incn ov 'ute es'N, VI ~ b. u.,' 4et tbtr
vniy slpenof quNity o. ,iUtta Iei cla .su, steo,
at cola ttlc- IA Inz tie 81, stnf Te lie IieSiCus de
- the s'Gn-s fo So WI rod st rT cIu. leA. n
tao 10 olga tisflt h 'ulf O. tha; qsy.
81 iltL c. BISHOP, Gcle %! trc.'t,
De- AuE. 1T, - 5. 81 H.yAtsg,. \ Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Jus % - 900 p Ts'p,St. Az AA-ssJce .
h,' pup That he VIA ie4rnie hlI '.pcu4ns 10 tis
stovt a-n IN luss1Ar rex, Aug. s.h. vt IL Ezst
EcuLiVn e. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
a 1 PSlNE'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

ll62 Bovs"y, siul cut .ium lty or County, pIisys
such Sti'.i"s a. . - p er, - hoo .ssG.,L., "a
g'"se n nm iy ~ .Aci Of VI. > IN. taipcuC u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

RARs lnDucsnsxfs At PLunnsn's.-C. G..
PIummer. on Brady. between Second and
Third, having made every arrangement to
secure - complete . stock in his line -
possible, IN order to supply his numerous
customers with whatever they may necd
during the Holidays. and throughout the
winter, has st length met with complete
success. and cordially invites the public to
call and examine his assortment. In the
liue Of books, be cannot be surpassed.
whether We consider the sire Of his eollec.
ton. the value and variety Of the contents,
OF the dursb lity Of the binding. He has
every thing from the standard poeta, to
unabridged Dictionaries; from the Bible
and prayer book to GIL Bias and Robinson
Crusos. In edition to these he 10 in con.
slant receipt Of al the new publications and
can order ~ any book you desire, and get
il for you at the shortest notice. HE col.
lection Of engravings for home decoration
embrace such variety Of styles and price.
that anv taste can be exsctly suited. lIia
stoch Of albums. and elegant gift books win
we'll repay IN examination. In THE line.
be has I'll the standard atyiea, and alI thc
lates novelties. He has also the finest Of On.
eravsd pictures fcs ph tnersphs, the finish
Of which cannot Be excelled. Az fer vail
paper, stationery. gold psns. fancy notions.
toilet articles, gin tokens, ETC., ETC., he ran.
not BE surpassed. Give hin IN ~aslv csil.
and select your Holiday gifts. Y"u nuat
have then, and Plsmmsr i sslliae q ~.
4seed rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

DeATn oS Cot. WI. HALL.-This distin-
guishsd Iewa elBese died Of eensunption
last evening, Il nix O'Clock, 1t the LsClair.
heuss. Col. Hall graduated With honor at
shs Kentucky Military institute, nssr Blue
Lack Springs. and after paying visit TO
bostea. where bic father, physician. was
residing, be came to his city. In the year
1854, hs entered the lAw Office Of Judge
Grant, Of this city, thsn being shout twen-
ty-shres ysars Of age. In 1856 he y . in>
volvsd in . legal csss in Massachusetts,,
which created considerable comment at the
tine. The Governor Of Massachusetts,
grated him requi.ition 70 arrest an Of.
Ssoder for . misdsmeanor committed in
Iowa, but Afterwards revoked the writ
Col. Hall, however, determined 20 bring the
man BY force, but was surprised by party
q police and arrested under the Personal
Liberty Bill for kidnapping. On the case
bsng brought before the Sapreme Court Of
that State, il was decided that after issuing
sach writ, the Governor had no power to
revoke it. and Col Hall was acquitted. In
the year 1858 and 1859 he served - City
Clera, and was President Of the Young
Aens' Literary ASSOCIATION. On the organ.
isati"n Of the llth lows Infantry. bs 70
esived the appointment Of Lieut. COL, and
distinguished himselfin that capacity It the
battle Of Shilo. On the resignation Of Col.
Hare. Of that regiment, in the fall Of 1861,
Col. Hall assumed commend. In March,
1868. hs Vas appointed to the command Of
the famous Iowa Brigade, rice Gen. n. n.
Croker. promoted. At the siege Of vicks-
burg hs displayed commendabls military
abilities, and also distinguished himself in
the innumeraLle encounters which his brig.
ads had sith the enemy in Shermsn's
Atlanta Campaign. In August 1864, he
rssig ed. owing to the promotion Of the
present Major, Gen. Belknap. previously
one Of his subord,natcs. Col. Hall leaves .
wife and one child. His funeral will take
place At two o'clock, to morrow, from the Le
Claire House.
Az military man, Col. Hall was distin-
guished for his gallantry. and in times Of
peril, was invariably found 1t the post Of
danger. Although carel. ss in exposing him
self, be was never wounded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

frepured only bv A. N. DELIGHT. Al his
r Dressing Saloon. corner CLARK Lake sts-,
fcago.
tvade supplied BY Loan 4 SnrsH % Lake A.,
|scsgo. al Manufsc,urcrs prices. to whom all
hers should be- addressed; Sns,H Dwvua
n-r Lake and Dearborn sts.; BunSnA. b VAN
Market A.; j. II. Rssp / Co. 81 LAX ST., and
the principal Drugg,sts in Chicago sell the
Ianish Lustral
bew ~ ~ Cotrrsassrrs None genuine unless
hsaining his written signature and portrait On
|bh bottle octie d thurAaatSm'
lib For sale at J. II, WAKWlCk'S Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

Carr. HEnHg OPsx.p Our. Some time
ago we informed our readers that Captain
Hsnns designed opening stand in the Post
Oaice, for the sale Of tobacco, cigars, ell
kinds Of pipes, and everything else in that
line. To-day he established himself, and .
more attractive stock Of the kind, cannot
be found in the c ty. A man Who has q
many clains on the public - Capt. Heune,
will certainly receive liberal patronage.