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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
FOR SALE.
.TULES And mORSES FOE

MULES AND HOR - Il - FOB
M SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Farmers and others DESTROYS of buying or ex
changing Mules or Horses, Con be supplied or ac-
cOmmodated upon liberal terms by the subscr.
Der at his stables on Monroe, between Grace and
Broad streets, Richmond, Va. His old customers
are respectfully invited to call and see him.
lie I4-im. B. w. GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
GALIEORNEA SPARKLING

~ ALIF ORNIA SPARKLING
CGTIFORNIA WINE BlTTERS, for inyalids,
together with LONGWORTH'S SPARKLING
ChTAWBA WINE, PORT, SHERRY, Gil ARET,
&c together with general assortment OF FINE
RRANDlES, WHISTLES, PORTER, ALE, &C.,
for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by
CHRISTIAN LEA, d CO.,
ie16-4t 66 Main street Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

mn - os
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
IN Corner 7h and Broad Sts.
k kFs a. Hb6S oRslr oGDrs M sGSassr
81 THIS NoNDAYJ EVENING. rs
NOTICE.
The Manager has the pleasure Of informing the pa
irons Of this establishment, that he has effected
engagement with the
"QUEEY OF AIR."
MD,LLE MARIETTA RAYEL,
The Justly celebrated
FRENCH PREMIER DANsEUsE,
and Graceful Evolutionist upon the
TIGHT ROPE!-HA
And PantOmimste for the purpose Of producing Sc
les Of entertainments not to be surpassed.
MONDAY EVENING, June 10th, 1866,
The performance will commence with the elegant
OVERTURE Medley, ORCHESTRA.
When will be presented the first time the highly
interesting Drama, in two acts, entitled the
BROKEN SWORD
MYRTILLo, Dumb orphan,
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL
IN tue course VI piece u
BROADswORD COMBAT
BY
MILE MARIETTA RAYEL
AND MR. E. II. BRINK.
BALLADS AND OPERATE PIECES
MADAME RUHL.
DANCE, Honppe, Miss JESSIE WARNER.
The performance will conclude with lGor the fir
timo) the thrilling Melo Drama entitled
THE MOUNTAIN DEVIL;
OR THE
DUMB GIRL OF GENOA
JULIETTA, MILF RAVEL.
STRAFENDo, the drunken Corporal,
in which character he will fight the
celebrated DRUNKEN COMBAT, r. D. OGDEN.
EgTUESDAY The great Play Of
THE CORsICAN BROTHERS.
ALS0--An entirely new play, entitled
CAMILLA's HUSBAND,
Never performed here before
[jels--lu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
BOARD.

BOARDING. "A FEW FIRST CLASS, PERMANENT,
ID Transient or Day BC4rders, will be taken by Mrs
HODGSON, on reasonable terms, on l2th street, be-
tween Broad and Marshall, on the west side I'd door
from Marshall. ielO--2taW2wf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

GTOLEN.-On Thursday afternoon, from the
- corner OF 4th and Broad strt cts, a pair of BAY
MULES-one dark and the other rather light
color, middle age and size. A liberal reward
will be paid for their recovery and delivery TO
NJ. MITTELD0RFER,
iel6--3t Corner 4th and Broad streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
AUCTION sALEs-ThIs Day.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,)
ROCKETS LANDING,
Richmond, Va, June IL, 1856. }
VTTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the Quartermaster's Depot at Rockets, on
MONDAY, 18th,
A LOT OF U. s. HORSES, MULES, ARMY
WAGONS AND HARNESS.
Most Of these animals are suitable for farm,
road or stage purposes.
Sales to commence at o'clock each day.
TERAs-Cash, in Government funds.
WIN. II. D. C0CHRANEt
jel4-5t Major D. Q. NJ.
INVALUABLE TENEMENT ON NORTH SIDE
Y OF MAIN STREET, "a few doors below ST
Charles Hotel) FOR SALE AT AUCTION. On
MONDAY, 10Th June, at o'clock, p. NJ. we will
sell at auction, upon the premises, the property
located as above, and now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Isaac A. Goddin.
1t fronts % IL feet and runs back about 100
feet to wide alley, and is valuable business
stand.
The upper part of the house is adapted for the
accommodation OF family.
Terms at sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
je ltd Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
FOR RENT.

= ARGE FIRST GLASS RESIDENCEONG Gov
Ia ERNoR STREET, NEATLY FURNISHED,
FOR RENTING offer for rent for six months,
the residence of the late Arthur A. Morson, Esq,
with the furniture therein. This residence is 50
well aud favoraby known that particular des'
scIiption is deemed unnecessary. II has ample
accommodations for q large fam lY, and Is lar
nished in the most elegant and costly manner
Besides very fine office in the basement IL has
large brick stable and carriage house in the
rear. The furniture, Tor the most part is OF su-
penor quality.
To neat, careful and punctual tenant the
rent viii be reasonable. Apply to
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON.
iel7-2t
TOR RENT.-A large BRICK HOUSE
with fourteen rooms, situated on Union Hill
h, ad of Nineteenth street, opposite the subscr-
ter's residence.
In the yard adjoining the house is large Hall,
formerly used as a school room liemale academy,
with two additional rooms Tor teachers, kitchen,
wash rooms stables coal and smoke house, well,
and every convenience desirable-a vegetable
arden and fruit garden.
Rent of all, One thousand Dollars per snnum,
payable monthly.
Enquire at the store OF
iel6Iat 0. A. sTRECKER.
TOR RENT-Two ROOMS, with kitchen
il attached on Goth street, between Franklin
and Grace, second house from Franklin, west
side. For particulars apply on the premises
jel4-eod3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19

j AS' SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL oPTTCLAN,
Late Of the firm Of Franklin Co.. at the City Savings
Bank Office, will suit every age aud impaired vision
with his well known
PERISCoPIC sPECTACLES.
Also good assortment Of Magnifying Glasses, Their
mometers, Opera Glasses, Compasses, &c, sc.
JEWELLERS SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS.
No. 30 Main street,
mySI--ly At Mr.. G Jaeobs Dry Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-19
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE
v Capitalists wishing to invest in real estate,
will find it TO their interest TO purchase valua-
BILE farm in Virginia, one hundred miles from
Richmond, seven miles from the James River and
Kanawha Canal.
This farm contains six hundred acres, four hun
bred of which is in cultivation and well enclosed
with good fencing. The land is we'll adapted to
the growth of the various products of this coun.
try-wheat, corn oats, hay, shipping tobacco of
the bes, quality. There is a good store-house on
it, and fifteen or twenty thousand dollars worth
Of goods could be sold from it annually, with q
dwelling house attached, and other outbuild.
ings sufficient for the comfortable and convenient
occupation of the premises.
This farm will admit of division, and will afford
comfortable homes for three or four families.
For particulars address A. B., care Of the pro-
prietor of the Wing, Richmond, Virginia.
je Saw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPoSTTsAND
MUCOUS OR MIbkY DISCHARGES
AFTER URIEATTNG.
oF THE YrcK or THE BsAT,-
. DER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTRANGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
III URISArTNG.
Fer thsss diseases il Is truly soveFsiga gemedy
aud too much cannot be said In les prAise. A sin
gls dose has bsen known 70 rslieye the most urgent
AFe yoa troubled with that distressing pain ia
the mail Of the back ard shrough the aipss A
essspeenfai q day 81 the Constitutions water viii
relieve yoe ltke magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of tuehn. cubehs
AID juniper in the treatment 81 tasews aIssases.
aaaeaiy them for the uant 81 : better rsHsessx'
CONSTITUTION YATES
as proved itssh equal q the task that has de-
viewed ap'n T. D,rRxr,e.
IrrikAts and drsnch the kaaE4ys and b., ro,...,e
use pfodncs chronic dsgenerasioH aad eoaarTaed
IN DYsMKSoRRHEA. on rAlSrr-r 49,
SITUATION, AND MEEokRRCTA
OR PR0FusE FLOWING.
Beth diseases arising fTom faulty seerrs5ou Or
the menstrual dublin enc case heiag too lIftie
and accompanied By severe pain. aud ths otheF 4
too pr0fnse secre tion, watch III b speedily ev
By the Constitution Wate~-
WOMB. which Il the raauls ef tbs spIexatien ~
we tEAments ef that srxAus and il known o.
s@nea OF heasiaesz aud Dragging p@fas in The
back and sides. and at times accomp&nkad - =ha~n
-aanctEaftnE or shooting pains through Sha rarts
RGecssa, viii, In 81 cases, be removed ~ the nea
fcins.
There Ia another class Of svup*o-,s s~s-s..
nom IRRITATION OF THE WOMB. xhse6
physicians call Nervousness. whieh word covers
1p much ignorance. and IN nine cases Get 81
ten tbs doctors do nos really know whsghar sba
symptoms are the d1seaAe or sha disease the sxuar
toras We can only enumeTAte thsm here
speak more pArtic1l4riy OF cnd SaeEs palpitstiez
Of the heart, impaired nseEnesys wax falIn@sz
asshes Of heat, isnguov. iassifnds and dimness OF
visioa.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRTATToN.
which in the unmarried senN le Is = constant -
earring disease, aud through asgiect tbs s~sds Of
more grave snd dangerous naAladfeS the resnit,
and - Ecnth sfssr month passes without an ef-
fort hsing made 70 assist Nature. she suppress
zion heeomes chronica the patient gradually Ices
her appetite, tbs bowels are Constituted, night
zwraES come on, and Consumption anziiy ends her
career.
sssr For sale By ~ rruSsizts. Price 81 ga
xe e1se azwM. 3. GREGG q CO.. Prourissors.
MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents, Nc. -
C1ia street, Esw Yoxk-
Ter sais n ch&aago By FULLKB. FINCH 6
FULLER. 9AH2T-sz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
CARD.

Tne undersigned having sold ont his entire sock
q Ready Made Clothing, and Genslamsns' Fur
nlsatng Geodss and retired hrcn the business,
iaeTeay expresses bis grasefni Acknowledgements
fa his Numerous friends and customers Tor their
PAST patronage 50 literally extended 70 him. and
So1id respectfully reeoznmsad Msssrs. Tayior i
80 ~ns have succsedsA hIzn In the hEsna asnd
Moe AEe now prepared e faxnasA 10 - -,
sssSxsEy AEsols In sA@ar lsHa. as - = -.
q'a- ..s 40 - tie nasst sa<sseAas p<saaAs
- area
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17

NIT for wise man-sage.
Bachelors party-A spinster, Of /
Counsel
eogsaphical-What is imported from
the Caribbess besides honey2
Are the natives Of Tours Of . roaming
digposition2
Do the inhabits in the neighborhood
Of Vesuvius suffer from eruption2
Question for the social science aaso-
ciation-Are domestic quarrels kept IN
family jars2
Why does a salmon die before It liyss1
Because its existance il ora before II
comes TO life.
A conscript being told that it was
sweet TO die for his country, tried to ex-
euse himself on the ground that be never
did like sweet things.
s'Do you think III get justice done
raeY' said a culprit to his counsel
don't think you will, replied the other,
"for see two men in the jury who are
opposed to hanging.
JUDGE Richardson once said that
aeverything was foreknown By the al.
mighty, except what would be verdict
Of petit jury
Why are young ladies like arrows
Because they are all Of a culver wher
the bedus come.
Soft soap, in some shape, pleases all
and generally speaking, the more lY'
you pot into II, the better.
IlI-Natured MISUNDERSTANDING uf
grieyances,a and digging holeaiu friend
character.
Melancholy Accident--'fhe other day
middled-aged gentleman, while walkin
across the bridge over tho lake in Ger
trail Park, fell in with som ebody ela'
Their names have not as yet trauspire'
A physician, speaking Of the frail col
stitutions Of the woman Of our preael
day, remarked that We ought 70 TAX
great care Of our graud-mothersi beeau'
We shall never get any more.
sHoDDY-A lady At the opera 10
night wore q bouquet of diamonds on h
head worth forty thousand dollars.
quilted white satin front was square
with them. The gentleman who accor
panied her wore dozen diam ond We
buttons, each the size Of large pc
They sat in the paFquetts aud created
sensation. --Ne0 York Express
Let him slide Rev Mr.. Buekle
pastor Of church at Wiusted, c., b
been dismissed simply from the fact III
he mould skate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
OCEAN TRAVEL.

THE WILL KNOWN FAv0RTTTE CLYDE
i built irgn steamers Of fha ANCHOR LINE
az ssearasfivss: s4HIBEgSTA. Fsss CALEDONIA
"BRITASNI." ard q UNITED EINEb0as' are
attended to sail f1rtntgh&ly - aaE from New
foTk. carrying pzsSaneerS 70 and fran LiTeEeos1,
A1szsreEs Ballast, DahliB, WaEsrtsra. C9rk- Eigl-
srisS, G2lwsy. er L0adaadsrT3- Z hssa s.ezslsEs
MSrs ak especially for the Atlantic trade. sad
- 1avtasa Euso water and air-SIghs ooaa part
RATES or PASSAGE
srom Se~ 1aEk fs aay Of the sboxe places:
AEeriesn szrreaey.
Tc Aew York from any Of tie abavs nIAces
Cabins. ss5 aas $50 stssrzxs, SIS, paSsbIe n
gold o. IL 0azlxa1e1a n American czrrency.
These who wisn 70 send Tor their frfezsa "a nrsx
tickets ST tha@a rates froz tee AEsnsa
FRANCS MACDONALD = Co
tAnST-zz Bowling Grssa, Esw YeEk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
NOTICE.

fTSHE yEsTRY or SAINT PAuLss CHURCH
L wtfaPply to the Common Counsil for psrmis-
siop eo.erset = two-storY frame parsonage in she
rear q The Church .. @. kELLKR,
Ne2-<N Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-17
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.

AXES.-Lippincott's, sharp's. and
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Sawx-eom-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
HSle's Patent Neat Cutters.
ShoEels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands fer
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and ID"
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass ard Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, 4 full assert
| Pocket Knives, ment. at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
CIeavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Cos
Nails. Building hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Rarton's & Whites Celebrated
| Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also, full assortment Of Shell
Hardware
JACOB STRAUB s. SON.
"a Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08

as4i. 80 : Fal.g te.ss e ~ ar. 5 sstns
laE AL SEN sssa = .iL : ser tf.za.ias
ul,sA BE- eaaassassl ffs4 GrasrAl -
tgsgs ~ Feefssstz TAe Verm5at Is ys
hsPgcns3 IN Jess - breakfast was roa8y
sst. SEER par,Akias-ei TIE rsseral's bosgi
ts..iy RsAsu 4. bal =. s,sgs,sI cut sseh
az ioessl $50, G. ; sgutcnir. aui yoaug
ssatIs aspbs1sI = 80 ibs sAsA. ia Aaf
eara aaefs4 70 &c i.
fraakl.n 0rJsay. q Chelsea. csunl;iea
Suicide BY 3rosaing on The 45th 81 Jane =
~ age AS 19 year. The secession q this
~ ssl p4s lsrresslaa II spirits eaased h
aaaaelAl embarrassment.
A"uaiiye Amerioaa" boy vas born 90
tbe sleeping car. few ighls ago. while 60.
leg 4, tho rate q thirty miles al h0nr. Be-
ivegu Canada ana White River Juuc,ian i
That was god place % be born H.. aud
lhe boy aqamepscI The race Of lie al a.
unusually rapid rae
iial Burgiu, residing in Wasbia gtou.
near East orauss, oommiuel sal eide recent
y BY cutting II, throat with razor. he
retired IS usual tse night before, aud the
aeEs morning be was found dead at The
barn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
News Etens.

The history Of the war has yet to Be
read IA the South Several iutelligen
Southern alen are nov at Washington WHO
never saw Northern paper for two years
and never heard such items Of news as the
AT, apt to turn the hotels in Nes York ,un-
I'll after thtir arrival at Fort Monroe
-Nrs. Lincoln is living ia perfect seclu-
sion At she Hyde Park hotel, on the shore u
ihe aAe seven OF eight miles frou Chicago.
sboth her sons resiie With her. Capt Root.
Lincoln is study ing las in Chieago. aud
goes there daily ~ tie Illinois Ceatral rail-.
roal 70 attend 70 bis duties.
The New logk World is deyoting It.
self to adulaiion of the rebel leaders. IL
had a four-colunn eulogy 90 s.obewall Jack
sou. on Saturday,
"A policeman in Buffalo has been fDed
i've dollars and costs ior forcing nan ia
a horse car 70 give bis seal 10 lady. The
court said ladies had &c more privileges than
men. ani moreover, when treated ei,illy,
we're not proiass ID their aekuos ledge
ment
~ u,lier der .fi r. srAti6ed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
speech Of IA British Lord and
Legislator.
IFrom ID E London standard. !

From ID London standard
The Liberal Committee Of Berkshire have
sent cut speech purporing to have been
dsiiveoed by Lord Ellington. Now, esery obe
sho was present saw tae painful aud exces-
slsely lsdicrOus situation VI the noble eaud
dale. lie vas utterly unable u Say Two
sentences, ani he filcmus ) ]. CORRECT re-
port Of bis sps, Gu, taken BY shorthand wri-
ler.
Lord Ellington next lose, aud was sec,ig-
ed With loul cheers Hes4id .-6eutleu,eu,
am 10 favor VI Tie government thai have
governed Tie country lor The last tx year.,
aud an ofop.nioa--l an u opiuion-s hoald
lie upheld. (iere be s.oppel, and looked
steadily into his hat, aud II Delus observed
he was endeayorBg to read something.
voice cried cut. lou have g9t more in ) vur
bal than ygu have IL Jour head, gas'u =
lie Conservatives have been opposed for
six yeafs TO everything which has been for
TIE public god Tie foreign policy RI
voice, "felch il cug u Jour hA', followed
y fOau VI laugbter.) Here it's. (rbs
nobls cahdtdAts, taking piess " paper yus
u bic bal, he'd il W, which sas iolloped b.
roas Of laughter he a. VsrI ans il yoa
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CORRESPONDENCE.


iAGNsSerUS, So Francois Go, No.
dgiy 70 1863
Siuee my last, dated june "a, have
hardly found time Or co.., ealcBes 10 scratch
oa one u ~ hAsiy letters 10 the JopaNAL
saeseele ia eziofuug a5 discharge nom
'he military aa'hPries At Fl, Lea,euwor b
GA the l5.nof let muulh, since which tune
have been in several places. part Of the
lime visiting with Old aequaiutalices formed
at lfon'oa danUg nay hospital lie there il
the summer d 10.
This county G JOYS the reputation Of hty-
ing been not los di,luya than Tie worst
counties ~ the State. indeed it has been
Called, from tie commencement of the Ne
Uellion, the SOuth Carolina Of Missouri
The people are. IL many instances, really
glad hat the war Is over, though With 50
Inherent le minaIiou tron what they had
WISHED but many are moody aud sulen aud
would prefer the misrule aud desolation Of
u the last four years to the subordinatiou
10 law aud order, brought about by the tr-
umph Of our iuyineibe armies The adop-
ton Of the New Constitution and the mani
lest determination of The radical admiuistra-
ton Of this State TO enforce iis provisions
with rigor, is having the effect TO exclude
large portion Of the old citizens who by
their disloyalty, direct aud indirect, are dis
aud forever debarred from hold |
Ing any Office Of honor, profit or trust under
the government of this Stale.
To day there are thousand farms in this
county which can be bought for fraction
VI their estimated value before the war and
which must, in the nature Of things, be
Tar more valua' lie under the new regime
han ever before. While emigration is re-
lucing The population in certain sections aud
chewing the communities of class of most
undesirable residents, sending them to IL
inols and elsewhere, immigration is more
han supplying their places with Industrious
n'erprIsing and iiJerty,Ioping people -
'erhaps no other State Of our Union is re-
ewing SO largely the atteution Of tie "rest
I mankind" as Missouri The most san.
uine antielpations Of prosperity are enter
ined. THIS town is located about nj nety !,
lies south Of st. Louis. and is the ounty :
eat OF 81 Francois County. The region
bounds in valuable deposits Of lead and :
on y unexcelleI for fruit and produces
! the cereals in abundance. What is trne a
this region applies equally to very many Q
etlons All over this State and it cannot but :
that the information Of these ADVANTAGES !
~ tend materially to the rise aud progress g
this great Commonwealth. Il
EQUINOX. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
EQUINOX.
FoEr FoorE. Nd,


Aug. /, 1905.
EDITOR OF JOURNAL Dear SIR - The
people Of Vermont do not seem to recognize
the existence Vi the Battalion lst VI Artll-
lery Al the Vermont papers which have
seen say there are no VT troops III the SER
wee but IKE easary and the 7,n regiment
which are soon to Oe discharged ii they are
not already
Nov, though We are few in number we
We would like to have the peope Of Yer
mont Know that there is such an organtza-
lion ~ the service as the Bat allion Isl VI.
Aftiii y, composed OF four comp mics with
"0out four buhdred nIeu present We Oe-
lohgcd 10 the 9TH Corps, bu, are doing duty
around Washington, We are Commanded
by 1t Col Stafford Two com pauies are at
tnis Fort Hhcn IS teu mics below NashiDg-
ion on the tauk Vi tie Potomac. one com
pahy Is at ron Washington. hive miles be-
"" heIei iat o,her ~ Tort olceum, uvrtA
Of q ashingiou city
Ne thiAk our ter,u Uf service has expired
as Nc enlisted Tor three years or during the
war, but Uncle oauusl don / see it, sim
ply because We are called ''iIeayy Artillery
insletd OF nianty" though our uuty has
been the same. Add 10 this that We dis, VA
Il ~ our own STATE aud you eau imagine
iha; We are not rery well eouteuted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
STATE ITEMS.

The Montpelier Freeman says that ii
that village on the 30tb ult, two little boys.
BY The name Of Jones got into a dispute aud
the younger one, somc eight or ten years u
age, threw or thrust at his brother an open
kuiie, the blade of witch entered the elder
brothers side near the lungs. Ia drawing
The blade from bis side, the point Of !, was
broken Of and remained in the wound. |,
vas found impossible to extract lbe piece,
and i is though the boy must die.
A widow LAZY residing il Bethel, named
Lewis, vas oui The other day assisting hor
sou to get 10 some hay, aud while load.
ing tie hay sid Of, throwing her 10 tie
ground 50 Violently $ to break the bones
IN beth her wrists.
Geo. Rose, aged about twenty -seyen years
a soldier "a the U S regular ser, ice, shot
himself, il TT q frenzed intoxication. a
at The residence Of bis wlfa's mother, On tie
Berlin side u the Ninooski River near
Montpelier, eu Sunday. July 90th. lie was
naturally q steady habits, aud was connect.
ed with the recruiting office at Montpelier,
bur receiving orders 10 report At Fort Indie
pendeuee, be Weat 10 drinking. sud lhi. sd-
lei to The ,hoeghl Ct leaving a young wife
) boa be had MARI 81 bat two weeks before
caused bim q eemmit tie terrible act.
DIR. George Nichols Ct Ngrthaeld, the
newly aPpsatei Secretary II State. has long
5een a. active Noftei IN the Union p4ry,
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