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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-01

! n 3fffshs thst private watchman Hughes car
;ried his ssess too fzasfs He WIS ffhed yesterday
morning By the militia ], authoriti fifteen doli
airs for Cheating" Black woman.
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c. = go cioAjn,

East5a n co A L !,
1900 bushels superior Red Ash Coal momenta-
rily expected per schooner Clotilda, for sale low
from vessel Come quick with your orders and
receive 4 lot of this superior Red Ash Coal.
Y Also, for sale, Lime, Cement, Hair, Laths,
Shingles, Building Material, dressed White Pine
humber, Flooring, Sc, &c.
sci WIN, e. LAM. (.
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NEW ADVERTTs EN- ENTs.
VIRGINIA AGENCY OF THE
Aniellerboeiler Mutual Life Insurance
e 1850 Company, OF New Worm.

49,.
Assets Observation-Disclosures. $500, 900
value ot 6,V0V,O00
This ID onesof the most substantial, liberal and
honorable companies in New York. and in pro
portion ofaassets tto4 liabilities sexceedng every
company lin the city The undersigned is its
General Agent in the State .of Virginia, and So
licits applications for insurance. This Company
bemgp purely mutual, divides its profits among its
insured every Jtve years 1t issues ordinary life,
ten-yeaF non7forieiture, and endowment policies,
ON the fairest terms. s. a ..4 *.'s'2
This Company !, let it be remembered to its hon-
or,f CANCELLED no Southern policy, for non-payme
of premiums during the war. s.
IA 4otq life insared2 Il MOI, see 10 II at oaec
for there are fue chances Of yoas death to one Of
yoqe house being burned
!. The4nost accommodating and liberal arrange
ments for the payment OF premiums offered, on
/ application to
rs WILLIAM S. rB0GART,
Virginia General Agent,
At f, +. Ferguson's Auction House,
I-q 81 q 4E Norfolk.
la And DR.. NJ. +. DAUGHTREY'S,
au30-eod3t$ High ST., Portsmouth.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.PanTeR.N oRRaLk. ANIL onTsao uEH.s September
! Y U EaRRIVAIS.

v - Z 81 q GdItRIVAIlS. 3
. II August s gt.9
Schooner Wave, sJs H. Crittenden, from Smith
Held = - = = - - IA 81 .p1
Steamer avoritte, Rogeias,, Suffolk. to.
SSioop New. Packet, Adams, SsfnitIitield. L. lis
= Steamer Dictator, bearing; from Baltimore
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, from, Baltimore. is
% Steamer M Martin, livingston, from Rich
9noriSss ~ sas hEa ~ A. gg9 * zGk4 ia s38Ig,g
195agsHe b1s DEPARTURES 3c29 81
'-49s4 slsA9397 fAugust1 Sfst.y igiz
Steamer City Point, Talbot, for Richmond.
VI Steamer Dictator, bearing for Baltimore. b
Steamer Thomas Colyer, McCariiek, for Rich
nOnd .sss ia q u~s aSvssA I5O -t7-'
Steamer Clinton, SIocum, for Ceeryoek North
n-7Lfs
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Baltimore.
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80 "a q
SERENApR.--Wednesday night in PORTSMOUTH,
vas made meodiousby the presence in the streets,
OF one of the largest and most musically accom-
plished ssrenading parties that has appeared this
summer 4The1affaif was joint, consisting of Doth
vocal and instrnmental in the lat.er CLASS, one
Hrsst, one sssoha, and one basso eand seemed,
profundo, fiddle, besides two guitars, one first
and one second flute we remarked among the
Instruments used The vocal party didsits share
= WE'LL and in the drinking song from ssLucretia
cf. porgia almost equaed the beautifalpr oductien
II of the instrume alsts from the
lBoeuets and kid gloves were were sshowefed,;
~ most Of which were entitled TO- the second and
AIS Tfrzf fddes fer their superiority ct execution
~ sIt is thought, by thosewhos " fayeredb by p
H. halt, that the first, fiddle would TALLEY with the
,I.2F SECOND ditto. - sS SO -
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I. LARsR MELoN IA watermelon, exhibited for
sale by Mr.. Cutherellg in Portsmouth, yesterday.
was found by test, teweigh SIXTY pounds. Some
melon. that (2}si1 csLa s1s sH .zsies@aH ,91@-
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PfscAronr4 Il. Two crack amateurs inlsthei
fishing .linet saseeedsds in securing 50 trout
off the mouth of Western Branch yesterday morn
ing, in about one hour and twenty minutes. The
Epeseadores were Portsmouth men, and make the.
destruction of the amy ribe4thefaespeca pride
and recreation " beYe-,.
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> !" . :
The subscriber will reopen his SCHOOL on
Monday Sd'OctODer,i in the same room occu-
pied by. him last session, under the Freemason
street Baptist Church.
Subjects taught: Mathematics, Natural Philos-
ophy, Greek, Latin French and the usual English
studies sssaas
yided into quarters. Charge per quarter, SIG for
all any of the studies except French for which
there viii be an additional charge of So.
sci i'm $500 VIM. il. GAIT.
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i DEAp-HsAps.-Ruring three weeks Of actual
observation and record, it was estimated that no
less than twenty-five thousand ead-heafs passed
to and from Portsmouth by the Ferrryg The two
cities were, however, filled with S. soldiers.
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SALElOF VALUABLE
I Eartn in NOrfOLiS County. at AuC-

TBNR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm in Norfolk County, at Auc-
ton. ---B BY virtue of deed of trust from John
". Davis, to me, dated 18th February, 1860, of
record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk county,
] shall on Thursday, the 18th day of Sep
tember, 1866, if, fair, if not the next fair
day, sellat public auction, on the premises, that
Valuable Farm. on Boush's creek, at SewelPs
Point, in the county Of Norfolk, containing one
hundred and forty and one-quarte1s acres. The
farm is about eight miles from Norfolk, with good
improvements, and in fair state of cult vation ];
soil kind and suitable fof trucking and presents
fine chance for investment to those, needing
farm. s6 -.a4 -p ..
Sale at u o'clock, NJ. aaI1is
JOHN B. UPSHUR, Trustee.
LEIGH & PHELPS, Auct'rs. au30-tds
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BY W. W. REV.
UC TIoN ALE
HOUSE AND LOT AT

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
Y Auction" C will sell on Wednesday,
September 9Th, 1855, at IL O'clock NJ, on the
Building on west side Cumberland street, first
brick house above Queen, containing Rooms,
Opt-Kitche (brick) Cistern of good water, and
paved Yaro. The lot has depth of 16O feet,
running Back to Jefferson street.
= Possession given Immediately.
3 sz-e. - 5asj 'ig SHAW & ROBERTS,
au30-tds ., gfaf-.,:4,r-, - en- Auctioneers.
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81 p. r. r -. q : Z -, ~,
!, PASSAGE THIEvEsr-LoQK OUT FoR, s'IHEM.-We
understand the liallof the residence of Mr. d. j.
Tompkins, No. "a Bermuda street, was entered
on Thursday evening Whilst the family were at
tea, by sssorne person unknown" and sundry
hats, bonnets, &c. Stolen therefrom. On the same
evening, a holder game was played at the resi-
dence of Richard Wake, Esq, Main street The
thief m sde his way, Ups stairs and took various
articles of clothing and made his exit with
out being caught. Our citizens must be on the
lookout for these lightfngered Gentry. Fortu-.
nately, the hats stolen, ,Swere of the ENail-keg
pattern and can be of little use to the scoundrei
during. the prevalenoe.pfs September suns:e
y MAYoR,s Go6Rr%s Portsmoath.- Sarah Elliote,
colored, VIGOROUSLY hard case, who has been
before Mayor Collins several times, was again on
docket yesterday morning ,3charged with drunk
ehness, .adisordesay conduct and everything else
Observation-Disclosures sent, to Norfolk fora hearing
before the military, but from our inspection, we
judge sighgWillb be anialHiQisnt to send her to,
th e farm. q :
9 Had4st AMI Jja8iiibFed, for Making an
indecent exposure Of her, person on the corner of
and Court astAfsseAtaMw Was arrested locked up,
And finally sent Norfolk, dealt with.
This incubusinthe adprporation isaan old offender,
bnt will not, probably 'turaapf ain for some
tine inc. officer Mathew u, T. Oh the alert
broughtthe foregoing parties to, the, ascEatch y
Besides the aboreg eitetE eases, one warrant and
one uhimportant debt case, alone pffenpied the.
attention of the worthy and efficient Mayor! = aa
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"a building Lot ON Avon street.
+. Immediately after the above sale, we will sell
desirable BUILDINGR@ LOTT on the corner of
Avon street and Carter,s lane fronting S8 feet on
AVON street, and running back so feet on Carter's
lane. LEIGH d. PHELPS,
au3l-tds -. Auctioneers
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:. ENrERPRIsINs.-A new banking house is to be
opened in Portsmouth,, having as its Basis of ope=
rations goodly quantity of the needful Ex-
change ana brokerage wdlf De done BY the same
house, Win seen the proper time by refer.
snce To our adyertisinp, columns. ,sboQ2
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BY Folger, Cartwright & Co., AuctiOneers.

VARIABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
the premises, on. Tuesday, Sept. 9th, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, that very eligible, valuable, and
desirable BUILDING LOT, belonging. to J. II:
Dunlavy, situated ON Mariner, between Chapel
and Fenchurch streets, adjoining the land of Mrs
Mary Corprew-31 feet inches on Mariner, and
running back 100 feet-suitable for a first class
city residence Tf755, -srs..
The above lot will be for sale privately until
day of sale. -
~sesss. q, 3. -..-,e--. Auctioneers,l m
an29-tds .g. % Wide Water st, n
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SHAW 4, RoRERTs .Auetioneers, sold, yesterdays
a farm miles from the city, 80 acres, fofa sss+l
500 NJ, Kenny, purchaser vi sss sAi'a
IDIOT, s4sdset front on Freemason street, ssel
dens POST, opposite Mr. Petty, for Sls5Oo. C.
W. Buttz, Esq, purchaser ~ r. sdla's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
To the Ladies',

When female IL In trouble, or afflicted with
disease. as Weakness OF the Back and Loins, Pain
In the Head. Dlmness Of >ight, Loss Of Muscular
Power, Palpitation Of the Heart Irritability. Eer
vuusness. Extreme Urinary Difficulties, Derangr-
ment af the Digestive Functions, General Debii-
ity, VaEinltis, all Diseases Of the Womb. Hyste-
ria Sterility and all other diseases peculiar to fe
males, they should go write NJ once 10 the Gel.
sbrated Female Doctor, w. K. Doherty, nj his
Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor is effecting
more cures than any other physician in the State
of California, Let no false delicacy prevent you,
but apply Immediately and save yourself from
painful sufferings and premature death. AL mar.
rrd ladies', whose delicate health other circuIn.
stances prevent An increase in the family, should
write or call nj DIR. w. X. Doherty's Medical In.
stitutr and they Will receive every possible relief
aud help. The Doctors offices Consisting Of n
Euite Of six rooms), Gre no arranged that he can
be consulted without fear OF observation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
T~ CorreapOadeutn,

Patients residing In any par Of the State, how.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and nj.
vice Of Doctor Doherty in their respective eases,
and who think proper 10 submit written state.
ment Of such, In preference 10 holding personal
interview, are respectfully assured that thercon.
munications will be beld most sacred. Doctor
Doherty takes this opportunity Of observing that
all letters are opened and replied 10 only by him
self, and the latter AZ promptly AZ possible. II
the case BE- fnly and candidly described. and the
usual fee Of sl0 enclosed C6y expressor registered
letter.. personal communication viii be unneces.
Sary. ms. Instructions for Diet regimen, and the
general treatment Of the case itself (ncluding the
'remclIes), viii be forwarded without delay, and
In such manner rs to convey no idea Of the pur.
port Of the letter or parcel no transmitted
rT Consultation at the Office, FREE by letter.
$40 Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
..---- W.K DOHERTY, NJ! D. del.
iulO I'm San Francisco. Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
AZ Case ofN7Ioet and Structure.

Doctor Doherty-Dear Sir I feel my health 10
fully restored that, In common gratitude, believe
] should make you some written acknowledgment
for your valuable services particularly 30 ns your
fee was small for the work performed. ] arrived
In this city from the EaSt Rbout one year ago,
and wqs then suffering from IN old case ofGlrei.
complicated with structure. Being q stranger In
the city and believing that those doctors who
gave such positive assurances of success were
necessarily the best (some OF whom have q large
number OF titleS) placed myself In thear charge,
and continued under treatment. until had lost
nearly MI hope and considerable sum Of money
! wish 10 say now that you are the sixth doctor j
have employed, and the only one that has done
me any service Ny Gleet Is wholly cured the
Structure is all removed. and my general health
iS better than Il has been for yearG In conelu-
don. i would say 10 the many unfortrnaies who
require medical advice. II you have any doubt AZ
to whom you should employ, ask DR.. Doherty for
my address and come and see me7l keep store IN
this city,. Ny experience may save You many
dollars. would also add that in the early stage
Of my disease used large amount Of the pre-.
parations advertised us infalliblo cure Tor Con
orrhpa, Gleet etc. but ever derived any benefit
from them ] am, Doctor, very truly yours
Subscribed and sworn to before me this slstday
Of June 4. d. 1864. -.
isl A. S. GOULD. Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
PLACERVILLE

M AND AFTER JUNE 18TH, TRAINS IN
" connection with tn, Sacramento Valley and
Freeport Railroads will run follows:
Leave ShinSie Springs nj 6 A. NJ II A. N. and
I'm.
Leave Sacramento at G! A. NJ. and 4P.M
Leave Fre-pori nj G. a. NJ, P. ~, and at mid
night
On sundays, Trains will Run rs Follows:
Leave Shinglc Springs for Sacramento only ai
II A. n, and leave Sacramento for ShinSie Springs
NJ 64 An .....-.....
Al Trains stop al Folsom. .-g.-......
There will be no train up on Sunday nights
from Freeport -
The II A NJ Train in from Shingie Springs, and
the Midnight Train, from Freeport, run in con
nection with the Steamboats, on the river. and the
Pioneer Stages across the mountains
The C! A. " train from Sacramento will also
connect Ut Single Springs with the Pioneer and
Overland Line Of Stages for
PlacerVilIe,
GenOn.
Carson City,
VIrEinin md
Austin,
As well ms with the mountain towns throughout
E. Dorado, Alpine and EsIneralda counties.
Couch ( Co.'S Stage Line connect with this
Train at Lairobe, conveying passengers TO oil the
larger towns Of Amador, Calaveras and Tuolurn'
ne counties The and II A. N. trains down con-
meet with the Pioneer stage Line NJ Shingle
springs, and with Couch & Co.'S stage Line at
LatrObe.
All trains from Shingle Springs run into Sacra-
mento as well Is Freeport.
FREIGHT will be taken on all trains except
the IL A. NJ train from ShinEle Springs, and the
Midnight Express Train from Freeport.
iua2 # 7. A. BISHOP, Superintendent
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powder
PIONEER LAUNDRY

an AND AFTER THIS DATE THE 81 b.
scrISer will ru,A n Laundry WAGON dAl.!
through Gold Hill aNd will do up clothes IN tno
l,est style and return them when required ihAhk'
frl for pas, favors, he most respectfully so!ei's
continuance of the patronage of the public.
mo NJ JOS. =. HALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
NEW STAGE LINE TO KEARSARGE !

ON AND AFTER TUES NeS0
" day the 9th day Of June.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Report OF the Pacific Insu-
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.

SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April aad, 1850. concerning corporations the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Al paid In cash S75 200 90
IL The amount OF assets il nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty-eght cents. S9l7 4i2 4S
Ill The company has no debts.
" The amount Of insurance written during
the wear is eleven millions nine hundred and sev
-nty-seven thousand eight hundred and ffty-tive
dollars. - SIlg'I,SO0 w
The amount OF insurance in force December
3Ist, ten millions, one hundred and twenty thou
SlOl2OseI 90
V The Company insures arains; the following
risks, viz:
Buildings, Qunrtz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases.
Vessels in Port and their Cnrgoes.
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
VI The largest sum this Company will take on
any one riSk is $4,000. the limit liked by law,
but on all Euch large risks reinsurance 20 Ger
fain extent will be made in other responsible com
paaies- j. HUNT, President.
4. J. RALSToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, lstI.
William Alvo-d. Moses Ellis
+ 3 Benehlry, \ G Stiles,
Lazard, Moses Heller,
A SeliSmAn, Edward Martin
Alfred Borel A L Tubbs,
Charles Mayns, J = Thomas,
Louis MeLane. ID W Rice,
Lloyd Tevis John g Bray,
John G kittl-, David sternA.
W c Ralston William Sherman,
James DeFreinrrv, Samuel Bgclow,
G. W Beaver l. Sachs.
Herman Michel. M Wilson.
L l. Goldstein, AlpheuS Bnll
IL HpnSsmAn William SchOllr,
HM Newhall
State of California City and County OF San
Francisco ss-On the 10th day of January. a. j..
lstlS personally appeared before NEIL. s. Ho.
mans Notary Public in and for said city and
county. duly commissioned and sworn-A. J
Isalston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany. who being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, 20 the
hes; Of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
correct \. J. RAL>ION.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this 10th
day OF January, \. j. ls6J.
II. s HoMASS, Notary Public.
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds of the State
Of Nevada are now prepared 20 effect Insurance
AZ the
Lowcaf Esiablished Rates!
OFFlCE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Call.
fO-nia, corner OF c and Taylor streets, Virginia
Nevada SHARON 4 RALSTON,
General Agents for the State of Nevada
fiy0Q is6ul
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II. S. HoMANS, Notary Public.
Tbe Pacific Insurnncc Company

Having in compliance with the law. deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollarsin the bonds OF the State
Of Nevada are now prepared 20 effect Insurance
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19
THE RURNINa op RApNrru,S Mtrcr,,,,

The BURNING OF BARNUM's MUSEUM
The building was owned by VIM. B. AS.
tor and was insured for $28, 1000. Barn.
um had an insurance of $4,000 on his
collection and puts his loss at $500, 900.
The human curiosities, the learned seal
Med" who was rescued by Brooklyn
fireman, and black bear who made his
way down ladder, were saved. The
rest of the living collection, including
the whales, anacondas, cronodiles, mon
keys, "happy family" &C., persisted in the
flames. Ofthe immense collection of 9th.
or curiosities only a case of coins were
saved.
The origin of the fire is variously at.
tributed to incendiaries, to the engine in
the basement, and to defective furnace
in a restaurant in the lower story. The
Total loss by the fire is now Sc at ST.
100000. 1t is said that Barnum will
Immediately rebuild it and gil il with n
better collection than before.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

How TO PRESERVE A BoQUE'
of many years experience seHu =
lowing receipt for preserving %'
the American Artisan:
"When you receive a bouqu'' 2
it lightly with fresh water 'Dar
to vessel containing some SOaP'l'''I
nourish the roots and keep the "'1
good as new. Take the bOq@
the suds every morning and
ways in fresh water, the S'"'
first into the water; keep it wv
ute or two, then take it out aNT]
the flowers lightly by the Aanu y" ~
water. Replace the boquet u '"
SudS ana the flowers VIII
fresh as when gathered. Ihe| ',
need to be changed every thru w.. =.
observing the rules, bOque' "'' : :,
bright and beautiful for al w.,
month, and still longer IN q wy !,
bic state; but the attention W
but frail creatures, as dire'" Il,
must be strictly observed OF ", =
rose of summer" will not 'D'' :.
blooming alone" but will O''' !
perish"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

@ Considerable talk is had in refer
ence to branch railroad from Waterbury
to Stowe. Governor Smith of st. Adams
and several other "heavy" railroad men
were at Stowe some time since, partly for
the purpose of investigating this matter
They thought the road could be easily
built by following up the Waterbury riv-
er. Whether this project will end in"talk"
or whether sufficient capital can be raised
to carry it out successfully are now the
main questions. 1t is generally thought
that the road would pay as well as rail-
roads will average, and as to the benefits
to the community that would arise there
from they will be incalculable. We hope
it will not be long before we shall hear
the whistle of the locomotive as it comes
bringing its load freighted with life and
business to this county. Put ii through.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

gST John Cole of Walden. member of
the old 10th Vermont regiment. had both
eyes shot out at the last battle before Pc
tersburg.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

a very easy way to earn a mr.
t!No'lon' - One Lieutenant. A
stoned officers and 800 ,rin.
prisoners were released a,tr.%
l3' 1871 prisoners released /,
Johnson None hut the sid =,
The government is rapidly ,.r.'
vessels horses, mules, snSnI,
army wagons, besides a vas,
other things. Most Of The ,,,'
brings a very good price, and
vessels, all but two of them ~
New York. on Wednesday, w.
l'rly successful the aggregate !,
tanned for them being s933,M
al vessels were lately sold at +.
Fla among them the yacht N
The Mississippi squadron has /
duccd to a peace basis Of Il III
the Potomac fOtilla is soon to II
up; on the other hand our p,,T
squadron will soon be largcI, |,
and placed on an equal footip, !,
fleets of England and Franc
Phineas j. Horwitz has bee, :,
chief of the naval bureau Of
and surgery, vice Whelam, decs.
was for a long time assistant n,I
an.
At the Cabinet meeting NJ
18th, the subject of pardon Of I'd
adiers, heterogeneous and ohm
high officials of the late rebel n,
was briefly considered, and It =,
mined to let the matter stand IN,
for the present, there being no
son assigned for departing from |
ident's policy of holding such css
sideration when the civil author
have been fully restored in The \
Gently in rebellion.
Much speculation is indulge n
the coarse that the government
in the matter of the suspension dl
corpus, and it is very geOsIlyN
here that the subject was consii
the Cabinet the 18th. Wean
thoritatively that the matter was
cussed on that day, nor was 1t Il
in Cabinet session.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ca Adjutant General Washburn is
preparing a complete military history of
Vermont troops throughout the rebel
lion, at the instigatiOn of Governor
Smith.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-19

ca Tie 3rd Vermont, Col H. w. Floyd
commanding, arrived in Burlington a
few minutes before noon on Friday. The
Rev. q. B. Stafford made the welcoming
speech.