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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
u. >. SAvY-YARD. Bosroy.
CoMHA1DASTs UYYIcH, Oct. IN 1865.

Vy>UE Y. 8. steamers DAWN, MONTICEL-
4 10 EMMA. and the bark hlDSlGIlT will bc sod a.
nuhc at ctiop, wilLogt reservation b. HORATiO HARRIS
st his Navy.lsId WEDNESDAY, tho tint day OF NO
yeuher nett al IL o'clock.
The DAWN Is screw steamer OF aei 'an'' old measure
urnt. Inn. id
mra.ufefIen'. 49,. , -,o...,.
se FMA 4, screw steamers register length ls9D5 fee
breadth ~ 20 fret DEPTH IL II feet, uDage old messnfe
The MlDNIGgT 10 clipper bark; register length, 10
,.et: besdth 1888, dep1h, IL feet; tunpsss old ins"
urem,n' S& 'nlf. -, - ,L.
dsx of ale aud the r~nsndrr before the yrssl 10 f'i0
I;n the Nsvyisrd which must be done within sin
-. iuy.n,ory Of the articles be- sold with tho vc'eis
can " Seen " 'A~ RssyAdpiySL
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1tlnslrai ynstrnmcnts.
STEINWAY g. SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PA OLE II II L S


acknowledge tie best Instruments IN America, as
well as In Europe havns taken Thirtyr'o Fys PrfmMms
God and S.eT Medals at the Principal FAIRS held III ,his
country within the st ten years aud ia addition thereto
aded First Prz Medal ut the Great nternatohai
Exhibition IN London. 1882 for
Powerful, CLEAR BRILLIANT AND SYMPATHETIC lone
with excellence OF Workmanship shown III grand una square
PIANOS .
There were 269 Pianos from oil paris Of the world entered
for competition aud the special correspondent oil 1he ISe'
says: 81, -, =,
phc and and to tue point tas that oil any
European maker. . , ,
"1u greatest triumph Of American rianofofes In England
has ion music circles throughout tile con
tinent aud. result the Mesr SrEINvAY in constant
receipt OF ofdtr Europe thus ia guring nes phase
Ia history Of american Piaoor,es by CREATING In them
IN rice OF export"
Lyxnr STEIywAY PMSoroRrE ~ WARRANTED YoH FIVE
YEARS
Among the rnsnv snd most valuable important Improve.
Introduced by Mesns St,nway Sons, In their Piano
fortcs.
The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
IL directed to their
PATENT AGRAY7E ARRASG.NgNr.
(Fcr which letter patent granted them Nov. ~ 1850.
The value and importance Of this iuyrn ion having been
practically tested during period OF nearly six years ny
Sterway Sous in all thr brands and E.est priced Square
PsnoOrte aud adm tcd TO b. the greatest Improvement oil
modern they tni, they have determined
to iutroducc ticr paten, Aarae AT 1en IN er'ry
Pdnorie Grfed by hem pithlnt ia rease Of is coat
IN order that al their patrons may rep the in advantage Of
this great improvements = -
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@eaebers.

A YOUNG American LADY, for many years
~ resident in South America, dosres a SITUATION to
teach Spanish is also conyesent with the French Address,
for three days, T.. L. T.. Box No pa Tribune Cfice
WANTED-A Young MAN 60 teach the
w Eugish Branches and the Rudimen,s Of Latin. la .
BOARDlNG SCHOOL. Address TEACHER, Box No 213
Ehznbrh. n. J.
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Gales bn Anetion.
UCTION SALE OF SERVICEABIE
~ HOSPITAL PRUPERTY.-C. W. BOTELER. jr..

WAsuIyoroN ~ C.. Oct. ~ 1868.
VII he sold q. Public Ac oi in this city. at Judiciary
sonorr Warehouse inn and E:s on THURSDAY Oct ~"
srsr 10, srfyc,.b- Hospital Property eons'fins OF
White and Gray Blankets hon beds'rads shc"' .o1'r
Names Pillow Tss-. shirt. braves, Gowns, Stocking,
urs Pnchers Luve. aad Forks Spoons Bows &c Terms.
easn Purchaser will be required a. pay for and remove
good within % hodr. from ale. Sales viii b" held every
THURSDAY un.ii further notice. o, u. sane place.
&. SUTHERLAND.
an,y.on T. 6. A. nd Medical Purvcyor.
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QuARTEExAsrrRs oFrcg, NEW YORK. Oc' 10, 1863
GALE of GOVERNMENT VESSELS q
- AUCTION

~ AUCTION.
JOHN H. DRAPER Anctioncrr. -
Tho following named Vessels viii be SOLD At PubLiC
AUCTION u, Erie Bcsiu. South Brooklyn On TUESDAf'
tue g4th int, st u M, viz: ... N,
Iron side. wheel steamer BEN DEFORD-l0 s0 tuns GYM
der 81 incl e.. stroke, II feet. ...-...., 49,. .
Iron side wheel steamer :. II. SPAULDlNO-I"0 tuus;
cy Under, {. inches; stroke. ii feet. - -
Wooden aide. heel st-smer ILLINOS-2loot uns Gym
der ~ irrh-s: ttToke, fret. A.
Wooden side ~he-I steamer GUlDE-,Jl tuns cylinder
434 inches; stroke, II feet. ..x.,.
Wooden side wheel steamer UESTMORELAND
Wooden side heel rCOs5ACk--bJJt uns cylinder
~ inches; stroke, II feet. 100000 =,
Ifol GEN. NEIOS-Jto tnnst cynhdef n
inches. stroke 70 uche,. - - a,
Iron screw steamer kARSACK-Go tunsi cylinder "
i,chrs. sfrote feet 10 iucbe.
Wooden screw AsHLAND-a,I tunsi cylinder -
Wooden srrew STEAMER THOMAS A. SIOrT-lO1. tans
cylinder, AZ inches; stoke. ~ inches .
" OGDEN screw steamer sHLTUCKET-33a tnns cylinder
&c inches; stroke, 10 iDch-s .
Wooden screw steamer RANGER-tao tuns, cylinder ~
inches. stroke. 80 incles.
20 inches; stroke, ~ inches. -
Wooden steamer CHARLES TliOMAS-ll3 ~ tuns
cynder, q inches; stroke, 30 inches
Schooner RECRUiT-sbout sCJ tuns.
Propeller LANCER ,
TysMsCas day Of sale duly certified and examined
YOU hers for transportation s,rrfs
STEWART VAN vLIET.
Brevet Ems den and A. q. NJ, ". y ~
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A. NJ. MsRwiy. Alc'ionecr.

A. NJ. MIRwiy. Arc'ionecr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. GA and
- $50 Broadway, cor. OF Ahst.-Sses Of Books Sta
PctuIes. Woks Of Art Fancy 0oodA furnnrs Nc
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, Oct
and IS, at oc 'ock. ,
COINS. MEDALS, kc.. in Silver Copper ec.-.i'eins the
entire collection Of gentleman WHO ha. spared neither pats
nor expense Ia its selection compin, great variety OF
choice specimens in the hncst condition, &c.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
Is way nearly ppor 81. Nishola. HoieLGEO A. LA
WITT Aaction,er Sv r. Cooley. Conirmsns solicited
MONDAY, Oct 70. and following days, at CLOCK p 3D.
each day the entire private library Of distinguished gentle
man the collection Of long Lifetime; consisting oil very
large s.orrent OF books Ia the several Department. oi 'I
turr especially itch in osmphy French Literature ard
he History aud scicuc, Of Music generally In ne CONDITION
many being hsnd,,mcy bound hal Morocco uncut Ih'
library well oby the attention Of lovers VI tine booAs
particularly the ,r,rr
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
"a hi braces upward Of go volumes Of books the
Science and Literature Of Music very many OF when cou'
pcarcely be- purchased ou any other Some entirely
unique. 80.
Csfaosue. ready and books on exhibition.
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EIENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
i HEEKY II. LEEDS 4 MINER wal sell By auction.
=" FRIDAY. OCTOBER -. ic65.
At lIocock .. M. At


y" FRIDAY. OCTOBER -. i65.
At lIo'elock . M. at
" IuFfS HOTEL
corner Of One aDdt.nth IT. aud sIthsvs ihreni
hazel immediately opposite 10 the upper entrance Of TIE
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
THOROUGHBRED TROTTlSG STOCK,
DEVON CATTL LIZ. SUFFOLK SWINE &c,
From M...ra A. Is. CONGER, J. Is. MOSSOr, TIE JAY
FARM KATONAH,
And other parti...
,mons hitch will b. found q the hn'" blooded oei
a. ih- country. oons-'bg 81 - 800 .>,., ,,,,o,,
MARS GfLDiN0s flLLiHS AID COLTS THOR
OUGHBRED And TROrrlNO.
l~ get Of BsysId Pseh.p Major Low. Logan Mango and
Others. ,,o., ,.rr,r
from imported stock tho get Of imported
FRANK uUARrLY, WASHINGTON, fORDHAh AND
OTHERS.
SWINE, SUPERIOR SUFFOLK,
COL MORRIS AND Nh. sTICENEY OF BOSTON.
IMPORTATION.
They will b~ f~sdy fer exhibition above on the afternoon
Of Th1r.day. 26th met. day bfors sale .
~ Bp.rti~. desiring Ia ohrr at auction Horcs, wagons
&C. this al. Will please make early application to the h"o
tinnerr, ct Office No. 30 Libcr'y.st
Cs,so,ue. ready at the Office Of the Auet'nes'
No. 30 Libctyt.
f. Lua j. Hoir 1, but blocks from Egh,hsve, In One
hundred and t~nth, and be reached by taxing tho
rightb.ay-. Ncsryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Nm LESTER WALLACE.
(ras EsfARiisHsRST NOT ADVERTISE II rHs
x.w.yoRK HgRALD)
LAST MIGHT FOR me prsent lin consequence OF fo'hcom
ing Novelties, Tom Tay or. gelt Original play
THE ShRF,
In which " III appear:
Nessrs f. T. DGvruport Jobs Glib, Il, Charles Usher
George HoIani Norton Nilism.on, Geo. Browne
Pop Wall hliss naden. Herr Misc lone Burke, AM
Iis. Mary barrett.
WEDNESDAY, Los, Time for the present lin consequence
% ''''"''" SILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
ICf on PARLE PRASCAIS
TIL 'RSDAY. never acted New and Original Five Ae
Condy BY popular London su, o., with new scenery
Co.tuu,t, sns APIo.nt'n-nt.l. entted
THE SEEBFUL- -
In which Miss MARY CANNON aud MIRA VERNON WI
shortly stpesf iar the hfsi tiu,e this season. .
Me,.r. y. L. Dsvenport MARI smith, Geo Holland Nor
ton ioans seiien Eiusgold, WLiisuon, Mics Ion
ufsr Mr.. John Seton MIA jennings ADD tss Green. wal
so spr-l.. fr Wsiars tas nci pleasure Ia announcing
tie ,rag.ui.lt this Theai-r OF Mr. FREDERIC ROC
lNsOa rom Th-sier Royal, 81 Jsmcs London) whose
arnyl j. daily -xp-ctrd
OPEN az. Begin At ~
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Dantmg Afaoemles.
| r. GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY. No
IpnHV Sea foaneenlh.st, open WEDNESDAYS md SAT

is ~ Children st4 ?. Evening Clssses a. a.
ma. ~ ~ Iodrce tony pups the present s,a'on we DER
e,'Aoa and the laQiife Tsanccfs danced Ia my
H.. 20 ne tsst SUMMER & Parii md Dieqpc. .
O. had The honor ODE elect. sp0udrs .iribef o.
/r,.ss hoqe,nqse dec Fyceaesrs de Ddnse de fdTis'
&c., "a Iht4ire Impt.0i ae Opera, all new dances
= ,om he Society wall 10 forwarded to Iae 10 soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

VHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i sud Upri.h. plASes. hEL0pEoSS. hAh la ,.
fsduc I'D prices To e. and allowed purchased Monit
payments received for the Second bend pianos At bar
aaps from So T2.5 Factory aud wHrerooms NO 9oi
Broadway Cash paid secondhand fsnos Pianos tuned
and repaired, boxed and shipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

DANIEL n. BURDFrr. AuctionecI
HNUE WRECK of the British Brig PEDRO, at
L Auction -BURDETr. JONES CO viii sch At pno-
he auction within their sacsroou At No s Wstst Tor The
beurht whom IL she wreck OF the nh or
PEDRO s.se lie. ashore Ia Ehst Ri'er onl EsDAi'
Oct. q, ut o'clock n. M.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, AUCTIONEER.-
w PLANTS al AUCTION, on TUESDAY 2t'h inst, NJ
ol ~ the Seed store Of Young Elliott, No John'
The sale will consist the entire stock Of Mrs hnmph's
Florist Brooklyn L. J., comprising tine healthy Plants oil
IA lus; also choice assortment oil other " IN
ter blooming Plant.
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Amusemeuis.
NJIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Doors open at u, beginsat7l
Lesseo and Manager. WIN. WHEATLEY

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Door open ct IT. besinsa.7I
Lessee and Managei... ........"..'.".Wh wHEATLEY
frurs RsrApLrsnwrSr DOES NOT ADvERrus IN run
sKy-roRx HERALD.)
Sixth week Of the decidedly Successful Engagement Of e
renowned -
GABRIEL IAvEL,
ANTOINE RA Y6Hsa AMERICA.
sIcSoRlS 4h hEb MEAaHarISErrrs.
A GREAT COMIC BILL,
TUESDAY October a.
First Night Of the beautiful Chinese Ballet fan'on"e ea'
KIMKA rrr
Or, THE ADVENTURES OF AN AERoSAoT
GABRIEL RAyEL
sIGNoRINA pEPITA. MDLLEs. vANpRIs. MAR
ZETrI, DEskEg, AND FULL CORPS
T !" IL O FRiScIr&L c Il BY THE FULL
COMPANY.
NEW S pt SCENERY, COSTUMES, AND APPOINT
To conclude with tho very Successful Grand fafy
BI AiNTc:o
Or, THE ENCHANTED SWORD.
ENTiRELY NEW SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES
SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS. &c.
BTANCO his celebrated part,
ANTOINE RANEL.
NJ Ma.hen Vandris. Garcia, Schmidt, the Martinettis T.
Barry Madame MaILe Desrec Julia Lehman, Z. Burke,
CORYPHRES AND BALLET, &C., SC.
Commencing with the 1865. ,,,o,,.,.,
with Mr. and Nrs GonIrr.a Mr.. NJ. Smith. Miss Burke
| T. f.. Morris, Barry. &c.. &c.
| TOMORROW "Wednesday. Change Of programme
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ar 2,
| GRAND RAVEL MATINEE.
Admission Is cents. reserved seats oil family circle zen
| on a. ~
| EIRST-CLASS CORPS DE BALLE
| IL WANTED BY THE RAvELS TO GO TO HA
VANA.
Salary sIs week payable in gold, snd passage money t
APPLY AT NIBLO'S GARDEN,
s,ace.Joor. from 10 to !.
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'TNHE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

IVNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY on the
leading musicians Of this city ana el'cwhere I'll pronounced
by the National PsnoForte Association. after trial 10 t
rooms Wild the lr manufacturers Of this country eminenuy
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
tory asc aud other high music schools altogether because
their immense power, equality, sweetness aud or'l-aey Of
tone, elastic touch and great durability
WAREROOMS. No. 90 Broome.st near Broedwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

VJNHE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET OK.
l. CANS -FOEryfIvE GOLD or SILVER MLpAL :
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ. a
H. within faw wears. and ~ within the last oor week
Tor THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS GENERAL
CLASS.
than $50 II the eminent lsts aud musicians IA me
eonutry that TIE MASON 4 HAMLiH CABINET VIZ
.GANsARE UNEQUALED. Prices, clio TO 9to1 ware
Inn,rs No. sos Er ladWav. New. j ok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
Mnsieal Jnstrnments.
PARLOR ORGANS.

The laes, improvement aad rlo. desirable psror nsru.
|men,s made. CHURCH ORGAN HARMONIOUS. pro-
nouDcsd by leading ;aistt To b, unequaed School Org
pow eriu compact durabe nstruurDt for Schools etc
MelOd-ons the largest and tnet assortment in inc county
ILL STRATED CIRCULARS AND pklGE LlSIs
SENT BY MAIL! Manufactured by ChRhAKr' NEEp'
HAM Co.. No " East 2ldst.. New.York.
DAVEN & BACON. new scale PIANO
IL FORrFS-Wsreroom No. 115 Grand.st.. near Broad
way. full assortment OF these Instruments which have
been well known in this ,nar-t for than thirty years
consnv Oh hand Our facilities are such enable us to
furnish Pianos 1t ard prices satisfactory TO purenssoi
Descripve CiTculars by mil. Storsge for ftenof
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% farmers an0 Others.

GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed stone
~ var. s-wrr pir.s Flooring. Oven aud Green uo"s
Ties PIc Bicks, Chmncylops. Vases. &c. &c =, psPos ,
Long I.lsnd vitery. No. 2a Prad /, ~ l. Ed". Ia Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

HfR j. ERNEST PEKKiNG. lTOleSSOT vi
Va SINGING aud PIASo.FORrE. be.s to inform L.
rp and the public ;ha; has returned to the Cay aud
uil commence Teach the 18Th inst For Terms
Ne Sc Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- DlRECTOR................. .MAX AARETZEK.
ITALIAN OfERA.
(ruu gsraBrIsaaRsr Do7s NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE =. &
H;RALD.b

ONTHURsDAY Hvr NiNG. OCT. "a. Ara a..
(prrrH SUBSCRIPTION nrGur)
NORMA, NORMA,
with IN. sum great Cast produced the ~ Y Academy
Tie sal. Reserved Seas aud frtcts WIN cotnuehce n.
10 New-York at Root. Anthony Co.'S No. ~ NasssuN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

NfISS SARAH SEDGWICK's SCHOOL
WI for BOYS will OPEN Sept. lo a, No IS West Thirty
futh O.. one door west Of Broaiwsy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15

The STRICKLAND REMEDIES. We have
for some time felt it our duty, or an agree
able privilege, at least. to say word in
favor of Dir. Strickland's Remedies and
simply for the reason that we know them
to be good, we believe, that they are
represented to be.
DIR. Strickland resides in Cincinnati.
He was a successful physician; and after
thoroughly testing few leading remedies
of his own preparing he concluded that
he could do more good for community
(aud probably quite as much for himself)
! if he would quit practice, and go to scat
tering some of these medicines throughout
the country. For two years or more he
has been doing this. and with q success.
we believe, seldom met with before in such
enterprises.
Some of these remedies are advertised
in our paper: but that is neither here nor
there-we know them to be good, and can
recommend them to the afflicted Not
long since we we're in town on the Wa
bash, and had occasion to prescribe one
of these remedies - '.Strickland's File
Ointment. There we're three drug stores
in the place, and each of them had had
the remedy, but was out, and had ordered
more. They fold us that the remedy
was very popular and that they could
hardly keep supply, it went off SO rap
idly. We have spoken of this remedy
bcfore--having known to be thoroughly
tested, in numerous cases during the past
year. and with perfect success in every
instance. And so it is with his remedy
for Diarrbca or Cholera, and his Cough
Balsam. They are all genuine. made to
cure or to give reiiet, prepared by the
Doctor himself, and may at least be elias
sed among the best remedies that are pu:
up for sale. Druggists now buy them
right out, and have no difficulty in selling
them. George G. Goodwin & Co Boston
sole agents for A. Strickland & Co. o.
Cincinnati indianapolis Daily Gazette
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15

At the request of the Legislature, in
accordance with the customs of the fathers,
and in conformity with my own wishes
and purposes, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER NEXT, to be observed by
the people of this State, as day of Pub
lie Thanksgiving, Prayer and Praise to
Almighty God,
Praise is comely ; comedy indeed when
offered to Him whose mercy endureth for
ever.
70 every enlightened mind, to each
heart of flesh, the mercies of God in
Christ are constantly suggesting lnnu'
merahle causes of gratitude and thanks
giving.
Looking over the year now drawing to
a close, we are led to exclaim, what hath
not God done for us
The struggle for national existence is
closed, the great rebellion is conquered and
its foundation destroyed.
Peace with its countless blessings again
smiles upon US; and through the darkness
of the past, CLEANS the light of great
hope-hope of a restored Union and last
ing concord.
In ourown State promising seed time
has been followed by au abundant har'
vest.
Honest lalor in every department OF
life has received its full reward.
Our political, civil and religious llber-
ties have been preserved unimpaired
Free schools, and free Bible are ours;
each in harmony with the other, counter
acting ignorance and sin.
For these and the rich and glorious
hope set before us in the Gospel of the
ever blessed Christ, let us on that day
Law aside our usual avocations, assemble
in our several places of worship, and
there render to God our humble thanks
for all the mercies His love has conferred
upon US.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State, in Executive Chamber at Mont
pelier. this seventh day Of November
in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fve, and of the
independence of the United States the
uinetleth.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;
By His Excellency,
The Governor,
CHARLES NJ, GAY,
sec'y of Civil and Military Affairs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15
- ROMANTIC TALE.

In the summer of '63 smiling lass OF
peiehboring town. who rejoieed 10 the
name of Esther Ann, fell IN love and
married young man Of the same town.
Soon after, Henry. like the good patriot
that he was, babe his young wife al aiiec'
tionate adieu and was off to the wars
Here an unfrieudly rebel bullet put Pc
Rod to his existence, and Esther Ann
was left weeping widow. Not long did
she weep, but soon wiped up her tears
and consoled herself for the loss of her
husband by taking another, young and
inexperienced son of one of our most re-
spectable citizens He, too, soon left for
the war, but like dutiful husband sent
his wife a gentle reminder in the shape
of bounty and back pay, until the sum
total of his affectionate regards amounted
to several hundred dollars. But alas for,
female constancy! The ungreatful Els
ther Ann, trusting that Providence would
dispose of husband No. 2 in the same
manner that the former one had gone
married into the small and select family
of Smiths The guilty pair expended the
money received from the absent husband
in the purchase of farm in a town not
many miles distant, and removed thither.
Last September husband No 2 came
home, and, finding his wife at her former
home where he had left her, suspected
nothing wrong But not long was he
destined to enjoy connubial felicity un.
moiested. Husband No. 3 soon appeared
upon the stage of action and carried of
the tickle Esther Ann in triumph to their
rural retreat. 1t can well be Imagined
that No. 2 was enraged, but his sorrow
was of mercenary character; he wept
not for the partner of his bosom, but for
the loss of his money. The rest is soor
told, Smiths quiet retreat was invaded
by the officers of the law. their i'll -gottel
! possessions wrcsted from their grasp
and the happy (?) pair now await then
trial at the next session of the court a
lrasburgh Newport EapreSs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15

ca We are greatly obliged to Senator
PennOck of this county for several valua-
Die reports and documents of the Legisla-
turo Just ended. The report Of the Bank
Commissioner. A, r. Camp of Stowe. is
very concise aud gives conclusive evidence
of the ability of the commissioner. No
one but an excellent business man, could
perform the onerous duties of that office
in manner that he has. The Auditors
report gives a complete list of the orders
that have been drawn on the state during
the last fiscal yeas and withithe liabilities
and resources of the state.