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sc would have them entirely surrounded
and they would have been Obliged % sur
render or cut their way out; uioy had 10
other alternative. My troops may some.
time tail in driving an enemy from po-
siiion. but the enemy Away iail IN driving
my men from a position u was about
this time that we received the following
letter from General Lee II have just re.
ccived your note informing me that you
we re wounded. cannot express my re.
gret at the occurrence. Could | have d.
rected events | should have chosen for the
good of the country to have been disabled
IN your stead. congratulate you upon
the victory which is due to your skill aud
energy"
The remaining details Of Jackson's i'll
ness and death are known. lie was re-
moved 10 Guines's Depot, on the Rich.
moud and Fredericksburg railroad, where
he gradually sank, pneumonia having had
attacked him. When told that his men
on Sunday bad advanced upon the enemy
shouting Charge, and remember Jack
soul" he exclaimed, "h Was just like
them They are noble body OF men !
They who live through this war" be add
ed, "will be proud to say ! was one Of
the Stonewall brigade TO their children"
Looking soon afterwards AT the stump Of
his arm, he said, "Many people would re-
gard this rs a great misfortune. ! lregard
it as one of the greatest blessings OF my
lite." lie subsequently said, IL consider
these wounds blessing; they were given
me for some good and wise purpose, and !
would not part with them if could" His
wife was now with him, and when she an.
nounced to him, weeping, his approaching
death, he replied with perfect calmness,
"Nery good. very good; il is all right"
These we're nearly his last words. He
soon afterwards became delirious, and was
heard to mutter "Order A. Il. Hill opre-
pare for action Pass the infantry TO the
front Tell Major Hawks TO send for
ward provisions Tor the menr' Then his
martial ardor disappeared, a smile difused
itself over his pale features, and he muir
INJURED, "Let us cross over the river and
rest under the shade Of the trees r 1t
was the river Of death which lie WAS
about to pass and soon after uttvripg
these words he expired.
Such are the circumstances which at
tended the last hours Of the soldier who
had so long carried the Southern standard,
and accomplished such extrAord nary sue.
cesses. With his disappearance from the
scene, the fortunes Of the South, like her
banner, began to droop. The federal tor
ces were often driven back, thereafter, but
were never completely defeated. Great
leaders were left, but their exertions ap-
peared TO secure no definite results. Jack
son had passed away, by an inciutabe
decree Of the Almighty, and no one SEEM
ed able 10 I'LL his place.
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REMEMBER BAKER.
by REV. rLINr n. WHITE.


While we pay all due honor to the AL
lens, Warner, Chit,enden, and the other
worthless, who by their skill in council or
their bravery in battle, were prominently
instrumental in establishing Vermont as
State, it would be unjust TO forget those
who acted well their parts in narrower
limits or insubordinate posi- i1Ds The
most active statesman would be foiled in
all bis plans il the execution OF them were
entrusted TO incompetent or iaitbless
agents and the most consnmate conman-
der-in-chief would win no battles, did not
every officer, from general Of division TO
orderly sergeant, perform with ability and
fidelity the part assigned him. Nor would
our fathe rs have maintained their cause
against their numerous and powerful adj
versaries had not the heroic leader Of the
people had many heroic followers To
commemorate, as well as the extant ma
terials will allow, one ol those followers,
and by no means the least worthy Of them
is the object of this paper.
Remember Baker was born in the an
cieDt town Of Woodbury., CT, in June,
1887. He was the second child and only
son Of Remember Baker,(b. ~ February
1922 and the grandson Of John Baker,
(b. "a December l66l) His mother was
lamar Warner, (b. 26 February 171s1
daughter of DIR. Ebenezer Warner Of
Woodbury.. His mothers brother BEN
jamin was the father of Seth Warner, and
his fathers sister Mary was the mother Of
Ethan Allen Baker was thus cousin TO
both Warner and Allen, though they two
we're not at all related TO each other
While he was quite young, his father was
accidentally shot by a hunter, and he was
left in orplanage and poverty. He was
appreniiced to mill-wright, under whose
care be formed habits Of industry and self.
reliance which, with bis native energy,
stood him in good stead all the way through
life. His education was the ordinary ed
ucaiion Of the children Of the poor at that
period, and only qualified him to read,
write and cipher.
In l746 or l747, when not yet twenty
years old, be enlisted as a soldier, and
went on an expedition into Canada, dur
ing the French and Indian war. He was
in the skirmish near Ticonderoga In which
Lord Howe was killed, and in the unsuc.
cessful attack on the French lines which
followed, and be remained in the service
till 1859, in the mean time distinguishing
himself 50 much by his bravery that be
received some promotion. lie married,
3 April 1850, Desire Hurlbun, ID. 20
May 1888 daughter Of Consider and Pa
tience Hurlbuu. In 1853 he went to
Vermont. then known as the New Hamp-
shire Grants, where be procured employ
ment as an explorer and survyor Of Wild
lands, and found recreation and profit in
hunting the game which abounded. b.
this means be became acquainted With the
most desirable tracts for cultivation and
sites for mills, and was prepared to take
up his residence the next year in Augusta,
one ofthe infant settlements In Benning-
ton County.
By vote Of the proprietors Of that toyu-
ship bounty Of City acres Of land bad
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yau.,.s,,p motel.

Ttis laug esiahlishe Hotel sth continues open
fr iha accommodation Of the travelling public
a. caIar attention gwen 10 tosrders from abroad
4affaw tb~ satsencf ,nobths The puhlsc pairona sc
hicfio ibera ir estenacd j inlly solicited
" NANpTiglir, Proprietor.
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The Equinox House.

open ffom June 10 December for permanen tor
trsasirat visitors This House having been recent
lv enlarged is no~ the most eemmodious iu The
state and i farnisbed Wlth the latest comforts and
OoaeeHienccs. foriHfofmaion As q rooms, &c, sd
dres. r. II. 0RNts, Agent
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EesEsss saaaar laslEasg ~ fhls eeiehfstsS
Pas kssea : ases ~ sitsast 81 e4g housrheia, sad
- wafsh ~ Nsasta H g0sa. itewes cramps, Aearal.
ga. NhnamsNsm sra - 6ssses shefe fasn
aleg i raqaBes tsx sKissasiy aae lnternhay.
Isy Il. hei1 essy vAsss
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,lnwa,cn l,en,her Company

Manufacture cast0m-M Made Boots expressly for the
Nrw Ppgsnd trade. Az work warranted. Prices
10 su,t The times. Orders solicited L. \. SrhAouE'
Agent. sN"'
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.rhr clnremonl Mnnnfaelurlng 90.

r. {. GnonARr, Agent, manufacturers q Paper ane
Roofs. lob Printers and Binders, aud Mholesols
booksollers and StAtioners, Claremont, \. ".
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T.. R. Rur,on.

Manufacture ana Dealer IN Hools and Shoes
pr easi 4 Drug Store Manchester, Vermont.
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A,,wne, sn4 counssilor a Law Once in cour
Haase. Manchester, "
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u.,,e, A wheeler.

A,sarps0s and Counsellois ~ Law. Jaamaica VI.
=, D. HUrLrR. w. u Whkhhhh'
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a. l.. Ames, NJ. ~,

4. $ Esamiulnf surgeon 'of Invalid fensio'ls' ~"
des lo.lrs easi 81 Bapilsi Church, Factory Point
Vermont
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W.. a. Adams,
ulaer 4 Pr.ndIc.

Guasrwvs and Gsun,eiler II Law. Calm. Pension
mnd firs ssd LIE Insurance Agents ofi4ce ever
pauiuaa store Manchester Eeunpgieu toueiy,
vermont A. l.. Miner, ". Pfihdis.
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Back mm,cns and Gloves.

Manufactured aud sold by +. W Horr, Agent,
Manchester, W.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

\. %. Clark.
rrn1ssasns Pbyssossa end ssfgeea.
o.. :. H. let Dorset. ".
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At.ar,.sv a, lsw Psnsioa ara re8nFy Cisizn Ag~gss
Fise saa LAfs IteaFssos Ag~rts sna Nsef'siss s'et
- -. -. MSnc bssiefs VI
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is. ossuan. N. D..

Praesicanr N ssrisn ard sufEeou. Once al resi-
ssnes Nan street, Maachesief, VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

SENTLEMEN-I HAVE RECEIVED YOUR CoMyU-
VI ncstion apprising me Of my nomination as the uton
Candidate Tor the office Of Corporation Counsel accept
the nomination and beg through ysu express my high
sense q the honor conferred upon me Very
Messrs Isaac DAYror and others, Committee. 10, &c.
NEW YoRx, Nov a. 1885
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


moxEAGOs
Bnrs-THoMpsoS-On Wednesday, November ~ at
the residence Of the brides father by the Rev Daniel
Hgbse, WILLIAM B. Bsrrs, Of Nyack TO Miss AsGE-
LINE daughter Of Romeo Thompson, Esq, Of HAmp-
tonburg, Orange county, N. Y.
BRoNsoS-SEARs-On Tuesday, November 2S at the
Church OF the incarnation by the Rev. w W. Bronson,
OF Philadelphia THOMAS A. BRoNsos OF Philadelphia, to
ANNIE L. daughter Of the late 4. H. Sears OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GRuBER--LAsDMAsS.-0 Sunday, November 20, at
at the residence of the brides parents by the Rev.
Philip Hafner JACOB GRUBEa to MArHnDE LASDMAsS,
all Of this city.
KNG-coDDNcros.-Att the residence Of A. H. King,
Esq, Brooklyn, N Y, on Tuesday, November rs, by
Rev. I. s. Potwin, GEORGE L. KING to Miss JENNIE w.
CONJUNCTION, both Of this city. No cards.
STEvESs-DIsBRow -On Monday, November 81 at the
Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev.
John A. Roche, JoHs J. STEVENS to MARY R DisBRow,
all of this city.
snEILEY-Wnsos. Tuesday, November 2s, by the
Rev. Father Quinn and Rev. Dr. Dix, Mr.. CHARLES H..
SHELLEY Of Washington D. c. TO Miss CARRIE WILSON, OF
this city.
WRGHr-PERLzy.-On Tuesday, November n, at the
FiflyGh street Presbyter church, by Rev. Abbott
Kitridge ROBERT j. Wright to MARY j., daughter OF
Charles and Mary J. PerIey both of this city. 500
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Small Damages for False Imprison-
meat.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Judge Moncrief.

SUrEhiUh COUhT.
Before Judge MoncrieE
George Davis John Kelly, Henry Drehr and Hugh
ODonsdl This case has been decided II was
ton for $40 900 damages claimed for false imprisonment
extorsion and fraud and during its progress has been
noticed In the HERALD The plaintiffs witnesses proved
that the painn was arrested by the two deputy shers
above named and who acting under Sheriff Kelly;
that he taken 10 Edrdge street jail and there locked
up for weeks and that money extorted from the
plaintiff by the deputy sheris while he was in custody
The plaintiff complains that undue amount Of his tcs
tmony overrued by the Judge His counsel argued
that the Of the plaintiff unlawful as the judge
who issued the warrant for II exceeded his authority as
City Judge Of Brooklyn.
The defence up that they acting under orders
Of the Sheriff. who had the warrant for the
arrest Of the plaintiff from the City Judge OF Brook
lyn and that he treated as any other prisoner,
and had money extorted from him BY them or any
else their knowledge They also denied that the
plaintiff treated in any manner different from what
"a usual In similar cases.
The Court ruled the warrant Of the City Judge OF
Brooklyn sufficient authority upon which to mako
the arrest and dismissed the complaint against Sheriff
Kelly all tho charges but gave II 70 the jury TO
assess the amount OF damages to be allowed the plaintiff
by the other OF the defendants on the charges Of ex
totion and fraud The jury returned averdic OF one
hundred dollars for the plaintiff
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Alleged Negligence or . City Car Driver
Action Against the Second Avenue
Railroad Company.



SUPREME cOURT-CIRCUIr.
Before Judge r. Darwin Smith and a Jury.
Nov. 2s.-John Scappun ra The Second Avenue Rail
road Company This Is action for the recovery OF
damages serious injury done TO the plaintiff by being
run over In the Bowery, Chatham square, through
the alleged negligence Of the defendants servant The
plaintiff has been permanently injured and has been de-
privcd Of the OF his legs since November last when
the accident occurred, by which one leg was broken in
two places and the other shattered below the knee II
was proved that the at the time driven at very
rapid rate and that the pace was not sncIened BY the
driver at the foot crossing or turning the corner.
Counsel for the plaintiff cited the Corporation ord
nances which make 1t punishable offence for driving
any vehicle through the city faster than at the rate Of
six miles hosr more than At the rate OF one mile
an hour around corners Damages were laid at $40 OO0
Ex Judge Slosson, for defendants, moved for non
suit on the ground that from the plaintiffs evil
dence Il appeared that he himself guilty OF neg
gence by attempting the track when the
within few feet Of him. and that he not therefore,
entitled compensation for the injuries he sustained,
when his want OF caution contributed to the scc
dent.
The Court denied the motion. The case is still on.
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Tho application Of Colonel Harrison White OF the Sc
cond Provisional cavalry the Secretary Of War for pay
Cor the officers Of his command who were detained at
Emia by msapprehenson Of orders after the discharge
Of the enlisted has been favorably considered and
the aymaser General has been instructed 70 pay for the
lime o. detention Of these officers The evidence OF such
detention 20 be the certificate Of Major Hayman United
staLss Army the chief rnserins ofHces ~ Elmsp
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surRKnE COURT
Vcfora JudUe smith.

Ana Curron r ne warrsa Cheysieci Manufacturing
Company this case which has been on for four days.
and In which the plaintiff claimed damages for the death
Of her son while in the employment Of the company the
jury awarded verdict for the plaintiff Of one thousand
ave hundred dollars
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

go MEETING or THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
"A German Club held last night Il ountxers Hotel cor.
mar NJ avenue and Fourth street. Mr. BERNARD REILLY
ss nImOusly nominated the candidate Alderman
for the Tenth district The meeting Of the most
Numerous and enth usiastic OF the campaign.
GEORGE kUsTER, Chairman.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

A RTTFICIAL EYES.-ART1FIC1AL HUMAN EYES
N made to order and inserted BY Drs. r. bAuCH y.
GOUGELMANN formerly employed % koissonneau, OF
Paris, 100 Broadway, New York
rUHE IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYE RECON-
II mended BY the faculty, made and inserted only by
TIfOS. J. DAVIS, t63 broadway
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TINE MEMBERS OF THE LATE LIVE OAK ENGINE
Company, No. ~ are requested 70 attend messing 70
Der 80 at g. r. NJ. W.T. SQUlhES, late foreman
ITO THE POLANDERS.-THE CELEBRATION OF THE
L Polish Revolution OF 1880 win be held Wednesday, Mo-
yember 90 at o'clock M Mr. Ozabs saloon, l33 Essex
street, New York. The comMifihr"
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

pITuMIN0US COAL FiELDS-RICH AND ACCEssI
ID BILE being only l2 miles from Richmond, virginia ans
railroad $50 100 cash needed working capital ncud
cd to make up which gentlemen ready and willing 70 tnves
not lest than s5 each are invited to Join ne
about forming company from whom fun particular
be had by addressng under real name, henrico Dol
3sn Post Office. n Y No agents need apply.
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NEW YORK. NOV. "a l8sb-HEADQUARTERs OF
IN Marshall D. Roberts Campaign Cor1mittee have teen
located III Ubsons buildings, OF Thirteenth street
and Broadway The committee WIN be in session day and
''''"s 0""' A''e' '''''0' HENRY SMITH. cnsnm.n
ynsD q waesrR, Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
Arrived.

ss,,shin Ssrsiogs King. hence loth inst ioE Nonoh'
ynoud Nc returned in consequence oil part o he' "iA
chinery getting out OF order ~. H., I, N..szu
18Th mdse and pass, b. tunsrI ., n 81. Lon.
Saanshn Pernyisn Ballsnfins Liverpool Dee wa LON
dopderry Bh aud Portland 2oth, mce and s pass 10 W."
liams Gu0n. ,,,,,,.
shin Fels tfIre Bremer Rotterdam 10 days mdse a"o
Snr Ragnion 1of athl Ncao,s Glasgow VIA Queenstown
A, day cod, Ac to Had heavy westerly whas "''s
Rart fnvaower Loyeoy Bsbadoe- Dec aid - hitss
ne. sn-ar and mossses H. TroUbTioges Sons nao NE"
tids mos, of the passage Lea vessels at - hs
Bark George Bel lof Ysri-outh Perry, Csrdin day'
coal TO Boyd liincken. o.. p,cb River
Ksy. Fnrioue tol Hueros Ayres) Orcntt, beIcp n n.
,r N d,ys with ogwosd and sugar 10 Me'can . =.
p,rs Epraim Williams Ueny, Georse1o"A' ~ =" ~
msstH ,,.- -,
a., Handy Bede Sc sfh amhoy coal oo"ia 81 psnas
~ ari. Durkee Tot Yarmouth, " ~, erosoy Due"'s
A, %. IS d1vs with hides to g. Savefy. r. 49, u.~.n
s,hr Annie Bell, Pe4Aieton. teorgc,oNs ,.;a.,..
.enr n B Jones Davis, Gsozseown Io. , ~ tisan
80, nj l. ~ ,tma,, Bait, Virginia ie' ce" ,,aNen
go. fnci, n Iyes Nc.les. Virginia ieI Ne"'hA'en'
S.b sta, Crowel Phlsd,@phis ior bostsn h.. ,s;,u.
SeS, porsus Ksla, stockton Eha'e'Hpo'' i'' 4"
town. ,>..,.o, Batino,s for New. Haven, coa.
sss- e. : Davis kempton heauioS, ". y. 9 w L.
60 s,,,fel 0lssu Cro~es Boston muse e'"' He"
Ia sSCo. NIL p,ovide.ee mdise George n
SusnAiar -
SOOkea. .
- ~ n, aD 2 m a 40 rnilss T. a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
RIO EMPLOYING PRINTERS.-Th,a adver-
GeIp Uanteo.
A GENTs WANTED for HORACE

CUNTS WANTED for HORACE
n GEEFLEYS HISTORY OF THE WAR--"IHE
FslERiC.E CONFLICT."-No other History OF the War
a ~ 81 ronrsT with tLis wolk. A. coirpee, lucid I'M
isi m s1ienic record ofevcrt,. raged throughout by
ia; csg. md discrimination, GREELEY HISTORY hos
risal. 49, -, H.
moi d. suv necessity o. Initiating fhos. ei, "J nave
u lr Inc earl possible issue. completing thc!T 0oo~
In .. tt uortai report Gen. Grant. and those 81
War and of the Navy beside Ni'- aiiou
' os;-g important nlOruati0Dinclda- much from tie
r-6. y s--c-e gven public. I- Gfec!eys CLOSING
M .i ue re. dv iu few mont st the carIest oAN GA
which b. done Co work OF such iua-niLoe con
.ri -. s9r.irybiv arranged s.uuetrics tro accurate
,.n ,a: 10 escl event due Importance ana a. proper
place -, - ...:.t., d,
o. ,4ars fy may prefer. On cco1vHf9t tr '"yif"fH
lI-fl ~ ftis ,eo,f ar" pGyeg and c7H cfFd |'H
0.sg0sqia LIrger SALARIES than they c1n 0ota d'e1cie
q. -. CASE 4 Co.. Publishers,
Ear..Jrd, Corr.
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Otean Gieamcrs.

OYYIrg OF WELLS, FARso Co,
Nrvy. YORK Ayp lfiFOR ExPREsS AND ExCHASdy Co..
No 70 BRO.DwAY NEW YORK
CHIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST will please take notice that having been appointed
FREIGHT AOENTS PACIFIC MAIL Steamship Co.,
We arr prepared receive FNEGHfS for California oe-
son Nrvsdi Washngton Territory, Sandwich Islands, Ce-
lrs America ani " -; Coast South America -,
For rates sppy oacs No 80 Broadway. or heisht
Office. dock foot a Clnai.st.
s,eamer. viii ssl l, ll and 2', Of each month; those
daies falling on sunday. on preceding -atnIday.
No slow freight received On day Of saiing
Frright must be- delivered dock foot u ana e.
Bill Of aling wil be is.uei at No. - Broadway.
usual case express will be sent By each 'tesnie and
will cio.r AZ 10 a. ~. saiing day.
Our letter hass will close at ll' m -,
Fos convenience Of our up customer tierbsss VIII
be .ep metropolitan iose snd on the doeA 1901 o'
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Our anted envelopes will BE- sale At tie Office ot me
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