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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

For the JolrnslI
STATE PAY TO VETERAN RESERVES.

4
The verbose member from wallngford
makes great spread Of bis patriotic regard
for Vermont soldiers, yet on merely technical
grounds, uses his influence, which. uuacooun-
tably, seems to be very great in the House,
to wrong few poor cripPles out Of their just
dues. He says;
"Those who entered the Invalid Corps were
glad to do so, and it had proved a refuge to
them. II was place Of their own choosing
and laid no obligation upon the State. He
would further state, that il was at the option
Of the soldiers in question to remain in ser
vice or return home. he thought the state
should not hold out inducements for these
men to temain in service
Yes, "those who entered it we're glad TO
do So" Whyf Because the Government in
frequent orders and circulars told them they
were wanted to take the place OF able bodied
men then on duty at Hospitals. Depot Camps
and Government store houses. Their heart
was in the cause for which they had already
fought and lost health or limbs, and gladly
went forth again when it was shown them
that they could serve their country efectually
1T had proved refuge for them" II this
means anything, il means that they, not tho
Government have been benefited b, IT, Re.
ports Of the Provost Marshal General show
that within three months from the oroaniz,.
ton of this Corps, the Government was able
to send to the front over 20. 600 troops that
had been stationed at Hospitals, CAMPS. &c
but whose places were filed with these one
armed Veterans. From Vermont three com
panies of able bodied men were sent TO the
front, their places taken by these disabled men.
Then when Washington wa4 attacked by
LonQstreet. these Invaids were in bis front
to defend the Capitol. The member from
Wallingford NAV insult them with the stale.
ment that Then. not the Go.etn,neut were
benefited" YetE.M. Stanton. the in,portar,
Secretary Of War, gives Gen. Wisevell and
his Veteran Re sryes the credit for bayin.
saved the Capitol " IL was Mace of their
own choosing" Yes, certaiply they did not
stop to be " drafted" at laid no obligation
upon the State" Why then, was each town
and district credited on the draft with them
Why did the Government accent them AZ re-.
cruits from Vermont Take an examine
young Campbell from " ai,sf Id. | think
had served in the OH Vt. and had the hiyh.
est recommends from Gen. Stsnnard Health
failed him. He was discharged. Partially
recovering, he entered the Invalid Cofps. Jul,
4th, 1868, as private, was made Ordefley
sergeant. and has remained ia service ever
since. The town and State gets him credited
as a recruit, without paying him A cent. Side
by side with him, men transferred TO the V.
X. G. get the state pay, though they had
bounty from TO wn and government; that is,
because the State has got his service Gr
nothing thus far. it proposes t, pocket tho
few dollars that Justly belong to him.
The member from Wallinsfor thinks the
State ought not to hold out Inducements for
these men to remain in the service Charm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

Late Commissioner OF fatents.
"Mr. X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli
cations all but u which patents have been grant
ed, and that is now pending Such unmstaksble proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads recon-
mend dH inventors to apply 70 him to procure their
patents they may be Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
Large practice made Truce rejected applications,
SIXTEEN APrBALs ByERY OSR Of which decided
inhis fator, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
r. II EDDY.
Boston. Jan. l. 1865 1857
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
RARNUMS NEW AMERICAN

Nos. $50 aud 54lbroadway,
Open daily from o'ol,.k a. 10 y. IN This elegant
establishment already contains over 10000 ouIiosiues
both ami valuable which being ldy Increased
by constant aniyais from Europe aud sewheIe. The
AquaIa exhibs great yaiiey OF teau ifu fish, swim
ming I'D o., stall - Bds The buhe miAn GAS to~e
with their unique glass engines motion. txuaordin-
srJ living phenomena, Giants Dwaiis, Circassian La
dies, etc. etc The renowned Heppy Family, and rare
hviug animals, u anu Z lImOIanas, &c he new and
spac ctuIe room is onaste, elegant AID com
tor able Refined moral Dramas Of great interest sing
ing, Dancing Gymnastics, every afternoon and
ming Ad issOl to the whole 80 cents CnildIen under
en- 10 cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
TO THE LADIES
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOB FEMALES J


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
VIII 10 mediately relieve. without pain all disturb
OF the periodic discharge whether arising from relAxA
the pains that accompany dBcu OF immoderaie men.
Iua ion and are the only safe and reliabe remedy for
Pushes Sick Headache Pains In the Loins. Back and
sidee Palpauon Of the Heart, Nervous 1rtmofs Hyt-
sros, Spasms Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of an unnatural condition Of the
VA functions In the worst c,ses Of FinOr Abus, or
Whites, they effect a speedy cure
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
nave been used OVER A QUARTER OF 4 CENTURY They
are offered as he only safe means OF renewing interrupt
ed mensruatiou, but Ladies must bear IN mind that
there one condition u the female system IN ohich the
I'tHs cannot be taken DifhOtf producing PECULIAR
RESULT The condition eftfved TO a PREGNAN-
Cl-he result MTSCA RIAGB Such !, The irfesist-
tote tendency u The medicine restore ne inc
f'o'' 70 no'Dai condition, that he reproductive
pow1 81 nature cannot restst it THEY CANNOT DO
HAIR " "a any other way.
DIR. ChBEsEMAN S FEMALE PILLS
Are ne only Medicine that NABRtED sSD siRGLB La.
bifs have relied upon for many yeNs or can rely won
now btWARE or IMffATiONSi These ~
form the Fneu Preparation cuef pat to,ndrd, with
mediate and Psrsisteit Succes DON'T BE DB.
GET ~. Take this Advertisement o your Druggist,
and ell him that you tognt he BEST and most RE-
a,,iiddBLb FEMALE MEDICINE IN THB
WOhLD VIII b Is comprised In
Or CHEESEMAN'S FEMALH ULSill
Ihey have received, and AZ now recs ving the sane
uon ni the most eminent Phvsicians IN America.
bAfLiClI DIRECTIONS with each BoS--ths price
one oHar PEI Boz. containing T. ON SO 70 go Pills
rus sent BY mat promptly by renting the price
we pfaphetors, OF any authorized Agent in current
| tunds
\ Soidby Druggists generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

Northern Alabama is full Of patriotism,
and American flags are seen on many housss,
but the southern portion Of the STATE, incud.
ing Mobile, Ia not patriotic, as they suffered
heavily from investments in rebel currency,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

NJ OTICE.-lhose wishing to become rich
or successful in thing they wish sho I'D send
froue ot All OF the Gpsies' seven NJ site Secret
ChSrms AZ they ate al Important to success, fur
thet parteusrs hir gfeat benehts and es send
postage stomp 10 B. +. MAYO, Bhlston, Spa N Y
AID get full ex llauau0n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

Horrible ou'rsges have been committed
lately near Florence, several persons having
been burned to death by robbers ia search Of
hidden yaiuablcs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of an experienced phys-
clan surgeon in an difficult, and chronic diseases
every anne aud nauie shouli give him on
2. S-nr. Dow imports and has for sale new atticl
called the French Secret O der by mail. Two for 81
and red staup. 67;0S
MAY | 1863
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH

CATE HEALTH
DIR. DOW, Ply sician ed surgeon, Nos and En.
dcou street 30 is consulted daily Tor all diseases
incident 10 he Jmale sstm Pfolapsus Uter, Fall
lug II he Womb, Fiuor Alhus Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
ologi al prI les aud p sdy chef guaranteed in Afew
days So iuyAriabi certain Is the mode II
ment that the most obstinate complaints I'D under il
and the afflicted Ierson reuiues IN perfect health
Dr. Dos has no do bt had gteat.r experience 10 the
core OF diseases Of women and children than any uhei
ph' stefan in Boston, and has since $40 confined his
VII lie attention to the Of private diseases and fe
male comp aints
will not be answered. Office hours from A. M. to p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10


Patterns Of the Fashions for Ladies and Childfen's
Dress Ladies' Patterns IS ~ 40 cts Child Pat
terms, 10 to 20 cts. Trimmed, double price. Full sets,
Dress aud Coax Making in all its branches
-Ltdles' System OF Dnss- Cutting, 81 90
+Chdren's System of Dress CutuUg, 80 cts
Tucking, Picking and Fluting.
fImpefml Dress Elevators, rs cts
French COrseis, satn jean. - 90 Contil. 81 90.
Prize Medal skirts, $ 1 50 to W 90 and SO 90.
fsp'ra Spring BISON Pads 81 CO.
Excelsior Dress Shieds, 50 cents.
Combination Susprnder aud Shoulder Braces, 70
cents
Braid aud Embroidery Stamps "a 90 per doz
-Dmmcnd Needles 40 Ole per hundred
Sewing Machine Iucklng Attachment, rs 90
Scissors Guaac, cutting material any width, 80
cents.
Sewing Rippers, fr machine or hand sowing, so
ents
wate-Proof Dress Facing. 10 to 80 cts per 3d.
Lily Loom improving the complexion, 50 cts,
sjtt, pure, and Tree from aught 10 harm
The tender,st complexion.
'Roseate Bloom, inting the complexion, so cts.
VIII TINT the cheeks, AZ Nature uBts
The rosy shells of ocean
'Curlng Cream, Identifying the bsir, 80 cts.
Perfume Packets. eSquisitely fragrant, 80 cts
NINE DkMOREsT'S Purchasing Agency, for any
article {" be procured IN New York
|MME DEMuREST'S MONTH MAGAZINE
AND NINE DEMORLSrS MIRROR OF FASHIONS,
% cts. Yearly, 80 90 With ayslushe premium.
Last 20 the sounds borne on the breeze
From every quarter, 10 it comes,
Msazne OF worth is found,
EXaliiDg both our taste and homes.
Those marked thus sent by mail, post free, on
receipt Of price The Others by express re-
cept Of tue amount, or collected on delivery.
Dealers will please send for Wholesale Price List
Address NINE DEM0REsT.
339 Broadway, n. Y.
Ladies ent the above out for future reference, or
for further particulars Democrats Monthly Maya
zine, OF send for Circular
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
HOPE FOR ALL lNvALlDs.-Cures

HOPE FOX ALL INNALIDS.-CuTe
Il without medicine, by natures divine method by
DR. UiiAh CLARK Nature pAthio Health Institute, IS
OhAuucy sttet, Boston, Mass. First " the kind ever
founded, nsutug thorough lTeamtnt for all diseases
Il com dated with room, BOARD aud a genial home in
the Insu ute. Consultations free 1tTms 60 .itAble
Cueua 8, wi lit Of wonder fu terms, Sc sent
ire II wit will send supe soribed and prepaid en-
Selope Consul alton by lettef 81. Absen patients
On complying with terms per circular and on giving
their age, weight and ymptnms sill receive III trough
alto D, letter, with full Written dire dons for
treatment, accompanied by DR.. CLARK pilot graph
Address DR.. Unah CLARK, l8 ChAuncy street, Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

IMPORT TO THE AFFLT CITED
DIR. DOW continues be consulted At his Off e. Nos.
and Fndicou street, B,ston on al diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
nate with remedies hat have failed the
most alarming caa,s II
q ONORRHHA AND SYPHILIS.
Beueaih hi. all the horrors Of vere al aud
impute blood pptency ScrofulA C3onor,hna Ulcers
Pain Distress IL the regions Of ptocreauo Inf LAM
nation n the bladder and kdneys II drocele Ahsesses
Humur., gtth Swengs, and the long train " hori.
bic symptoms attending this class of diseAse ade
TO become harmless AS tue smp est aiings Of child
Particular attention gig,n t. the ueatmen' n
5 NJ n A l. w Il A X n Il SIS
in sl Us forms and stages Patients Who wish
under DR.. DuW's treatment rev days weeks will be
fuTuhed with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate
+. s.--Ladies Who ere troubled with any disease pc
cullar 10 their system Vi find sp eds ellie by calling
/ on DR. Dow, at his flee, No.9 Fndicott street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

commissioner ~ fhtents
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and Trustworthy
and capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
40 h Pate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

DR. ST RlCKLAND's PILE REMEoY has cured
thousands o. the cases Of Blind and Bleeding
Piles 1t eiyes immedat relief and eff cts perma,
nent cue. Try il directly. II rs warranted to cure
for.sale by al druggists so cents per bottle.
1899 daW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

81 regard Mr.. EDDY one Of the most capable and
ipccesstd practitioners, with whom have had official
"a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

For he cure Of Liner Complaint, Dtsppaa, Scroruia
prepy, NeHyag'a' Aggf's Ep"peia', b'u'
Ti4Hots >Gh RhetD Ulcers and Nor,s Rev
n.atism. Pau, The stomach. SOC and
Boueb DebiUy a.d al oiHYt'lafi
dttuhg from, tmpni tes q &c
BLOOD.
IL ia a sure cure Tor l. yer Cons lanta
Dyspepsia Indigestion viii hnd aitaiY To- this
Compound
Sctomla. This losthsoms disease that eGeis aid
sFeeps off so mAui from mdrt CAN be cured bJ
LArpoksh's SarsapA' lila Compound.
For Pun ring the God. theie is nothing before
the bile Whch equal LarookAh oGrsapafia Tom
pound It's greet promoter Of health when used 10
he Spring, 81 humoIs that nltst the system
a. that Sc son e ,he
DIR LAROOKAHS SARsAPABlLLA COM
Pound hiss been great blessing 20 tina, family
class il with La, 00Aahs Syrup the best article in
for what Il purports TO d.. REv n. P. ShLhR.
Meltose, Mas. Dee / 1864
TIE f'llowiug 10 tier is from Or. B. Z. Abbott, for
many years az enin II practitioner in tae clt Of Bos
DR. K. k. kNIeHrs-l have been in the habit Of Pre-
sciibng LaTookah's eafsapAtlla Comroui FOR tE3
years With the most sat. factory results.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
HFLMRoLp,s ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion Tor diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation used IN connection with the Extracts Buchu
and aarHnparlla IN such diseases recommended Evi
dence of tho most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the incidence Also explicit directions for
use io'A hunarcs n f71dHf8 living Witnesses end up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters, many Of which from the highest sources
including eminent Phyrciaus Cerrymen, Statesmen Sc
The Proprietor has roored their publication IN
the newpepcrs no docs fo s from fact that bis
articles rank as STANDARD ire, -aiols and do need
10 be proppcd up ~ cer' 7catt-
The iccnco of Ncdicla lao tlc orie Column, should
stand simple pure maoasc, having act for It's hass
Induction for It's pillar and Truth alone Tor It's Capital
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
IAkMEhs. CouNrRYMEN,

LAkMEhS, COUNrRIMEN, AND
Il COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
send their butter cht ese, tRgs afd, talow beans
hops FAX cotton Hour, grain, meal green, bnd died
huits, urs, skins poultry game, provisions seed, re-
hun, wool, potash toba co, OILS aud othtr oduce 10
JOSIAH CAV PENTER Commission Merchant 1913
Washington St Rev Yo X, near Erie talroai be pot.
be cold at the highest akrt price Every ship
70 will receive his y.luable weekly roe current of
the New YoIk markets, fee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
AGENTS.

BosToN-George c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORk--Demas, Barnes & Co. nN
BALTlMOkE--S. s. Hsnce. ffH rtsH "a
PIIIshuRGh--Dr George II. Keyser.
ClNclNNAlI IF, Il. Sure ~ Co., and J. ID. Park
ChlcAGO--loId a Smith, and II Soovi sN
+ ST. LOUIS--Coins Bros
SAN rANcIsco-hoststter, Smith a Desn
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14

office. In giving its opinion. the
Court stated to the effect, that there
could b. Dodoubt that n citizen Of the
Confederate States who should take
the oath of allegiance TO the United
States, with which his own country
WAS at war, would BE- guilty Of TREASON.
This is the deliberate opinion Of a
high tribunal. fitted by the legal at
tainnents Of its members, TO give all
authoritative and just decision in this
vexed matter. 1t is decision. too.
or n question regulated, not by the
local laws OF the State OF Arkansas,
only, but by those general principles
Of national law and equity, which ar.
OF weight i'll all countries. We may
we'll take it as a guide in forming our
own individual opinions; and doing
SO We cannot hesitate to condemn the
hasty action Of our own General As
sernbly. Time will yet prove to
them, that it is better to be true to
the patriotic portion of the communi-
ty, than trucking to the wavering
and ausound.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14

It ID proposed by some of the citi-
sens Of Caddo and Bossier, to give a
Grand Festival and Barbecue in
honor Of Major Gen. Forney's Divis-
ion. on Saturday, the 18th inst. at
Col. Watson's grounds. four miles
from town-known as the mile
springs. Gov. Allen and other dis
tinguished citizens will address the
troops. A hearty corporation is
solicited from all, in person and in
the way Of eatables Of every descrip-
ton. Before dinner there will be a
grand review Of the troops by Gen.
E. Kirby Smith. The affair will no
doubt be grand one. and it is ex-
pected that every lady and gentleman
who can possibly attend will be pres
ent. Ambulances will leave town
during the morning and carry every
body to the grounds free Of charge.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14

hostile to the government, and to
force q disgracetul and disastrous
peace, looking for reconstruction
with the North" They openly a.
sert that the peoplc are in favor of
such n course. Who constitute the
people7 Is it the few degraded, con-
temptibls hypocrites who would sell
their birth-right for a mess Of pottage
who would clasp with brotherly
love the destroyer. of our homes-the
murderers Of our brethren-the dis
poilers Of our women7 Is it the few
miserable poltroons who culver and
shake in their boots at the very men
ton Of Yankee-who would rather
die a thousand deaths. even by the
nquisition. than take the chances Of
an honorable one upon the 6eld Of
battle1
The people through their represen-
tatives make laws. declare their pur-
poses and institute their own form
Of government. 1t was by almost
the unanimous consent Of the people
Of the several States, that the gov
eminent Of the Confederate States
was formed. They have given it
their hearty support. and maintained
tha cha 81
nation on the globe. Such being the
case. shall q handful of puppets
arise and say to them give up your
government give up your rights !;
give up your liberties and return, to
be but a laughing stock and object
of scorn to the whole world-shall
they continue to blate treason in the
ears ofhonest men and patriots. with
out al effort OH thepart of tn. people
to prevent it Something should be
done and that at once-not,h that there
is any immediate danger to be r1-
pected-but in order to crush fully
and etfectuaily all organizations of
this character, which SOW the seeds
of discord and discomfort. which final-
ly terminate into open hostility
against our government. and create
delusive hopes on the part Of our
enemies. that We are nearly ready to
succumb. and nerve them with re-
newed vigor in this unjust war upon
the Confederacy. its citizens and
freemen.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14

people as sad and gloomy a. thss>
dark stormy days. Yet out Of these,
reverses should be born spirit which
should soar above dependency. ana
strive yet more earnestly for the
achievement of our final triumph. We
look not less hopefully than hereto
for. TO the future rs containing the
prize for viii b We have 10 long and
ably commended. We cannot hesitate
now after these past four years Of
heroic resistance to . base and van-
DIAL foe.
We have read a late speech BY
Wendall Phillips in which he de-.
nounc.s in no measured terms Com.
missary Banks plan for the education
and gradual amr,i 'ration of the ne
gro. as necessary to prepare him fog
the enjoyment ofthc priceless boon
Of American Freedom. Wendll
Phillips advocates his immediate En-
joynent Of the perogative of voter AZ
the snrest, most speedy method Of
raising him to a level with his white
brethren ofthe North. Thus will b.
soon have n powerful voice in the
counssls Of the nation and attain to
the full stature of al American free
citizen. What position for the
snce proud American Republic! Ne
gro voters, negro congressman huge,
black. thick Tipped Ethiop-nns jost-
ling white men at the polls. or with
all the pomposity which exalted is.
norauc" so well knows how TO assume,
displaying anew species of eloaaence
in the halls one. honored by the pres.
encc Of such men AS Clay. Calhoun
and Webster. Amalgatnatisn. mes.
crsenation. monsrel, half breeds. in
society. bah pagh the idea actually
-. grows disgusting under the poiut Of
my pen. Let the negro worshippers
of tn. North throw their arms around
this black subject. aud hug it to their
bosomS until it nalseates them. but
We will not tolerate it, Better .
thousand times destroy the institu-
ton utterly than live in IA land where
the slave ia exalted to the position Of
equals and supcriors to the master
he once obcy.d.
BETA OMEGA.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-14
The following We take from the \

The following We take from the n.
o. Times of the 4th inst.
Richmond, Jan. Ex-senator Hum
ter Of Virginia, Vice President Ste.
phens and Judge Campbell. are ap-
pointed commissioners TO proceed to
Washington to confer with the au
thorities of the U. S. Government on
the question of peace. They will
leave Tomorrow.
Gold in New York 29oa
The National Intelligencer's an
nouncement of Blair's second visit to
Richmond, says:
We have good reason, not to say
authority, for stating that Blair goes
to Richmond upon no hollow mis-
sion. but upon one of substance. CIV
ing hope to patriotic men than an
opportunity, for the highest reason.
will be afforded statesmen to bring
the civil war to n close by negotia-
ton.
The Fifty-third Virginia, Pickett's
Division, have adopted series of
resolutions declaring their purpose to
fight for liberty and self-governmeut
so long as the Southern Government
can furnish cartridges.
Richmond, Jan. 2S.-House re-
solved in secret session after debate
of proposition to amend Senate bill
tor the employment of negroes on
Notifications, &C., by proviso that
said slaves shall not be armed or
used as soldiers; bill passed.
Richmond, Jan. Jan. 29.-It is
generally supposed Blair will propose
reunion, or such terms as the Con-
federate authorities may accept.
Richmond; Jan. 29.-Twentyfive
Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons,
captured at the battle of Franklin,
arrived last night
Charleston, Jan. 25.-Another
Yankee Gun boat grounded in Gaia
ba yesterday. Our batteries opened
on her, and shs burned TO the waters
edge. All the crew except a Lieut..
and Eve men sscaped.