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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

INDIANA SOLDIERS We see frequent
notices OF disgraeeful sontrages commit
ted by soldiers Ehoare about to depart
from TOWNSVILLE and other places for
home, or when passing through towns
on the route. 1t is Highly gratifying
that in ell these notices We have not
seen a solitary Indiana regiment impli>
Gated in these. scenes of misconduct, IL
is matter7of State pride ssnd5 congratn-
lation thai Indiana soldiers. have proved
themselves as orderly and gentlemanly.
at home OK in peaeefnl sections ga they
were brave and irresistible in the face
of the enemies of their Government.
Thus may it continue to be everaffr e T
n Z 81 y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

a Clear, Smooth Skin and Ne aati-l
ful CompisIisn .loilow- the u-s Of Hsimbold's
eoEeentrstsd Fiai1 Extract earsaDasiiia. Il re-
raoEes black spets, pinDiss, and al sruptA0ns Fl
re s<an. lia1rls-I 1aels 81 g. aEl-.l.l1ls iaaVz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

/ PosTPosED.-The picnic announced
for to-day has been postponed on ac-
count 81. the weather. ...,i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

LHLoUR AND MEAL. fk8d "A Oh > II
II Extra Family Flour. warranted both in sacks
and barrels, and Fresh Corn M cal just received.
For sale cheap, and delivered in any part OF the
city, by VICKERY BROS,
hgtE 1872, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28


g6~ 1t is proposed to establish daily
mail line between Louisville and Cairo,
by river The proposition is an excel,
lent one, and would prove OF great ad :
vantage to New Albany. We publish
an article on the subject from the Rock
port Democrat Thefparties mentioned
BIZ the Democrat are men of energy and
would make the line a success, both as
regards the boats they would put into
it, and the regularity and promptness of
the seFyice--N A. Ledger I'd 4gal-yta
The people along the line of the river
have already daily line of packets,
and with that should be content, and the
people. Of Evansville do not propose to
give any encouragement to through
line of packets from Louisville to Cairo,
but will stand by theirEown old and re-
liable line hence to Cairo, and, il driven
to it in se'f-defence, viii help establish
an opposition line from here to, Lonis-
Vile. .uoisE
fgrg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
GROCERIES.


DACoS nAMs.-4oo CANvASSED HAMS,
~ 100 Plasn Hams. Tor sale who sale and retail
II lowest market rates BY VICKERY BROS.
5gib uFs reFaFeI f9 lS1 hIaiu street.
k1Ew MhcKEREL 80 KITS AEw MACK
IN srel, efch ofls65, alao Sainaon Trout, White
Fish aud Herring, FIR "a 9 At YICKERY's,
jyl5 i32 D. ain street.
GUKDRI&s-JUsF REOEIvED-EeGs, Bot.
! - ter. young aud old Chickens, Cove oyHte .,
PICK ed oysterss Lobsterss Pine Apples, Peaches,
Tomat e., s rdlnis ., assorted attracts, and gsn-
al ass0Ftmeat 81 FaHeg Sroeerlss, always on
hand at q n VFCKERY BKUhs..~~
jyls 49, Aaie street. n
DoTATAoEs AND ONIONS Us BUSH NEW
n Potatoes Is bush uaw Potato 0nfons, large
And nns, for sale low At PIUKRRYs BROS's, : E
Iy1i ~ 1s2 MAID street Z
IA, COFFEE AND SUGARS. a NEW
seoeA, a. greatly reduced prices. W., have .
tsty easlee Lection Of fresh Teas, Warranted 10
please, for sais very reasonable tNhs74 -
lyIo VIokERYB Os., IS2 Main 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
NEW MUSIC.

BRILLIAHTE on Glover's sopz of
Hope On and yet Rs3oics,7 y by Ch MAthias.
This beaufEul Instrumental piece should com
lnAna great Eun as II Il first class compost
ton D. Onsof Our ovn eiflzsns r .-.-.
LOEkD AK 20 FAIR:" By 7, KInKsI.
= WHY DO WEEP BESIDE THY GRAVES .
Soma By l. C N inin9er.1 rGs SEC
:. y t,LS SHlDIh6S3' MazErka By Psehsr
WARREN r coNYsGTHH's. i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED - A LARGE AND WELL
q selected ssortment OF Wall and WindoE
invited 20 call and sxamiue before purchasing
,lssw ke-e. - aea--
Also . new supply Of fennyson's new poem
&bi y. HRAEY'B.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28


MAD Doe.-A dog which showed inn
mistakable symptoms of hydrophobia
was killed ouSeeond street, yesterday.
ANOTHER dog had q fit of some kind in
narkst yesterday morning, which
caused great excitement and some con
sternation amongstheE people there con-
gregated. 1t is a. question of political
economy, we presume, whether it would
bswisein the city authorities to muzzle
the dogs or kill them, before they go
mad and bite some Of our citizens, or 10
wait until two or three deaths occur
from hydrophobia. 5 ,.4s.ss.sl. -
If we have dog law let it be en-
forced, il not let one be passed, and en-
forced immediately. Dogs are being
slaughtered every where except in Ev-
ansville. Are we more seizure from
hydropaohia than other eities7 Are
the lives of our people less5 precious
,laIthat of the citizens of st. Louis or
Indianapolis2 Ep1 21~4 e3EETg X
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

MATS.
" One hundred bushels Of Oats In store aud for
sale By ,D4 YICKEBT BROS, ?
1872 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

Coating and Pants Linens sla
z GASES ASSORTED KINDS AND PRICES
04ot Ltnen Ducks and Castings, 3ust OrlsDs I, AZ
jT26. sCHAPKER & BUssIkG's- (
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
yIst LITERARY.
sas. tue FIEsT. ENTITLED ID
Owen the Convict;
,bshasa z6 OR, af g. &
THE HEARTS DEVOTION

Greatest Romance Of Modern Tines,
not excepting the most popular Of Dumas works
Itfs the Alory Of youth pushed tate erims by
tbe fogce Of circnnsiancss, and Of paIe, devoted
whole souisd woman. who re ussd 70 believe Ia
his gEilt. aud nobly sto d b him - the n sc.
While 1t has al the touchfbg psthoa Of the
.'1tsket of Lease Mau,H IL ~ the same tins t.
brim-fuu Of the most extraordinary aud soul
surfing adventures by land and sva The hero
gets ont Of one dihsultys iato another With a "a
pidity which Is wonderful, aud which shows the
most unexampted ingenuity on TIE psHt Of the
highly gifted author, who Ids HE readers a. ~
tpsil- ionBa from the opsning 70 the close. Old
TOmepCers Nho have read the manuscript--men
Who haye been familiar with story reading and
story writing tArqayhout tasir lives, ha se been
o enhanced With fhis truly wonderful story that
they ss.ye fouad AZ tmpossibis 90 lay II d0Ra t4ii
they had read to the very last line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mn. EBrToR; Please apuouucs to your readers
that VIM. LONDON, Of Posey County. is a can.
didate for JUICE of the Common Pleas Cgnrt, IN
the Dttsict com posed Of the counties Of Posey,
Ward rbnrgh, watrick aud Gibson. ssH& tosff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

-
Not q few OF the Worst Disorders
ID afiict mankind arise from corTuptions Of the
blood. Helmbolds Extract Of Sarsaparila IL q
remedy Of the utmost value. a fi ~ Fad a. aaI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

We are aulhorized TO announce that CHARLKs
E.MARsH win be a candidate, az the next Octo-
Der election, for tho otice Of Prosecuting Attor-
nsy forthe Filteeath Judicial Circuit, composed
Of the COUNTIES Of Crawford, Perry, spsns sr,
wsrrick, ysndsrbursh aud POsey. .jy22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
GROCERIES.

Do ATOESi POTAT0Esi POTATOES -
AZ We arc SIN srecelying those choica Eastern
Po stoes, and win cell them shssp. Sesd Your
erders, before they Ne all gone, q, W. e
VTCKERY BROS
Il 49,. Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
Ths Neat Story % Entitled as rt
al The Cuban Heiress;- r
Isa5sa'T ssi iaOR, e7s sHeg q
sOLD HEPsIBAHls SECRET

This IS from the pen Of our highly gIfted con-
trlbntor, -1 ~ -8EtorG .EJ'f IWC
xs sf1rs. Mary X yIe Dallas, a.
and y, beyond question, the hneat thing shs has
ihnsfr writtea. aItis fnli Of ioVe and mystery,
and possefsssa harm wbich cannot fail 70 fascl-
nsfe al who may read It.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

4 leLEHAEr BROS.
Feed Your Cattle.
~ nc, delivered free, by ANA ~
IGLEHART BROS
IGLEHART's EXTRA SANITY AND !. son,,1
Il ern Mills" Flour TO be had at the eSrner .,
Locust aud Canal 1i 3 iaaeak a@4aeN -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
orr aPERFUmERY. 0s58s
NEW Perfume
FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. 3 }
s1 (.oads saf1-Tr----r7 -s-H ~
2 u Al o N . 81


A West Rxquisfte. neffcase and FRA
grant Perfatsse. Distilled from the
Rare and Beazfifal FIewer afrom
which il fakes its name.
Manufactured onlyby PTEALON & son.
Ia Beware of Counterfeits.
- -dsis for Pl,fEtoJa's-TaL 1lo.- other. : >
Sold by druggists generally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
SUNDRIES.
Feed Your Cattle

EREsH GROUND ooRE ANA,
A. fGLENAwT n1Nn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
ore SECOND HAND HAY PRESS. AND
Jys-ts eta.A GAFFss CoCHRAh A co.
CREscENr CITY SALOON FOR SALE.

The undsTsigned wishes to sell to a responsibis
person one-haR Of the Bar situated in the Cres-
eedt City Hotel will sell II tosny enc who IN
deratanda the busineass ct bargaine-s 81 4 III ~
Terms cash.
jy6.lm " mN q. w. BRANDON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28

lARlED APPLks.
~ shoioe lot of Dried kpples for sale at re-
duced figures by a. ss VICKERK RIOS -
tseF % = ~ $50 lS2, Main Street.
llAOUH BACoNl B.tC0N1
~ A choice lot of Sugar Cured Hams, Plain do,
Clear eiden and Dried Beef for naie cheap A.
~ vICKERY Bros. ~
1872, Main Street.
Thing OF beauty fH Joy For.
ever. Tbese who de-ire bsliiiancy of.complexion
must purity and enrich the blood which Helm
boid's Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla invaria.
bly, does. Recolls 81 IL b patent medicine. ASK
or Helmbold's. Take no other
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
FOR SALE.

EBEsH cow OFFER FOR ALEAFBEsH
II Gov, with her caf She Is q coed mixer,
remarkably gentle. and other qualities, m king
her good family COW. She can be seen early In
the morning, or In the egening, vt my residenc=s,
Second street, above tile corporation line. = -
Jy22. d3t. VIM. II. McCARER. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
DRY GOODS.

GcHAPKER : lBUssIHG HAVE JUST Re,
which they sell At less than the A gehf's price
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
LOST

DE TUEsDAs THE 1sth INST, BETWEEN
~ the Canal Mills and geon Greek, Pocket
Book containing NJ oney and papers. The ander
viii be suifab yrewaFded r. he viii leave u 80 the
house Of TH9NAs O'BrssEs syea nore street, be.
tween Second and Third. jyZl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
ORDER


Apll Jll, 1000,
Soldiers If the Third Cqralyy Divisio1l -
With profound gratitude towards the
God of Battles by whose blessings our
enemies have leen humbled, ana our
arms rendered triumphant, your com
manding General avalls himself of this,
his first opportunity, to express to you
| his admiration II the heroic manner in
which you havtpassed through the Sc
ries of battles which to-day resulted in
the surrender Of the enemy's entire
army.
The record established by your in
dnmitable couuge is unsurpassed in the
annals of war, Your prowess has won
for you even tie respect and admiration
of your enemis. During the past six
months, although in most instances con-
tronted by superior numbers, you have
captured fromthe enemy in open battle,
one hundred and eleven pieces of field
artillery, siXt'-tve battle-hags, and up
wards of ten thousand prisoners of war,
including sewn general officers. With
in the past en- days, and included in
the above, you have captured forty-siX
pieces of leldartillery and thirty y-seyen
battle-hags.
You have rever lost a gun, never lost
a color, and lave never been defeated
and notwithstanding the numerous en-
gagements, including those memorable
battles of the Shenandoah you have
captured every piece Of artillery which
the enemy have dared to open upon you.
The near approach of peace renders it
improbable that you will again be called
upon to undergo the fatigues of the toll
some march, or the exposure of the bat
tie feld but should the assistance of
keen blades welded by your sturdy
arms, be required to hasten the coming
Of the gloriCds peace for which we have
been so IOng COntending, the General
commanding is proudly confident that
in ths feEure, as in the past, every de-
;;- ,,---do VIII meet with hearty and will
ling response.
bet US hope that our work is done,
anu Ihat blessed with the comforts of
joy Tie p pleasures OF home ner@itted Ant ean5s to ca
For our comrades who nave Il idfidls tfFiH'i ivv
us ever cherish a grateful remembrance.
70 the wounded, and those who Ian
guish in southern prisons, let our heart
felt sympathy be rendered.
And now, speaking for myself alone,
when the war is ended and the task of
the historian begins; when those deeds of
daring which have rendered the name
and fame of the Third Cavalry Division
imperishable, are inscribed upon the
bright pages of our cOuntry's history, l
only ask that my name be written as
the commander of the Third Cavalry
Division.
(Sigped) G. A. CUSTER,
BreVet Maj. Ge,3I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
miscellaneous Items.

The Hamilton correspondent of the
Toronto Leader, writing on the 29th
inst, states that Gen Lee has engaged
apartments in the Royal Hotel in that
city, where he has relations living.
"A military guard has been es-
tablished at the house occupied by Pres
ident Johnson in Washington, and visi-
tors cannot pass the guard until per-
mission has been received from the Pres
ident.
A correspondent from the army
gives the following interesting item:
In this battle we lost the brave Capt.
H. A cannon ball took off his head.
His last words were" Bury me on the
spot where l fell.'
The navy department has received
information of the destruction in st.
Joseph's Bayou, Fla, of extensive salt
works, by an expedition from the East
Gulf blockading squadron.
At Cumberland Gap, Tenn, three
hundred stragglers came in on Wednes-
day and were paroled. Col. Dillon.
commanding the post, has received
communication 10 The erect tnat Dy Sat-
urday nearly all the rebels in that Sec
tion will have surrendered to him.
The New York Post says two pub
lie spirited merchants of that city have
proposed to the Secretary Of War to offer
a reward of half a million dollars for tn e
capture of JEFF Davis alive. If the Sec
retary approve, these two gentlemen viii,
give ten thousand dollars each towards
raising the amount named.
Nearly all the leading conspirators
in the great Washington assassination
plot have now been arrested, and the in
vestigation Of the affair is being pro-
ceeded with but the facts elected can.
not be given to the public until all those
implicated are in custody and the mat
Ger has been thoroughly examined,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

CAMP 1sT VT. CAVALRY
Near Peter. burg, Va,

April ed, 1865.
Editor Rutland Herald Once again
we have pitched our tents with the in
tention Of getting a few days resi-
here on the ground ,v''~Ie, snort tlLle
since "a tnn uon of Lees unconQuera-
ble' army deaanty boasted that the
blue coats could never stand except as
prisoners Of war. But things have
changed somewhat within the last three
or four weeks, 50 much so that we-the
blue coats go where we please, if
we can get a pass signed by General
Custer.
Since the cowardly assassination Of
our kind hearted and wise President,
our late rejoicings have been turned to
mourning. The soldier has lost his best
friend. hardly know what would be
the consequences if we were to again
meet the rebel army on the field Of bat
tie, bnt fear that many a Union soldier
would have revenge for the murder of
President Lincoln.
On the 9th day of last February Gen.
Sheridan started on his bold raid north
Of the James since which time we
have been in the saddle nearly every
day, and the whole country knows the
result Of our tiresOme work.
During all this time Clusters division
has done, yes more than done, its share
Of the closing work, and the First Yer
mont Cavalry has performed fully its
part with the Third Cavalry Division.
Since leaving our bivouac near Fort
Ross on the 28th ultimO, Clusters divis-
ion has, / think, made the heaviest cap
tures Of any one division in this army.
AS many as four trains Of cars, several
trains of loaded army wagons, hundreds
of horses and mules, fOrty-fye pieces of
field artillery, thousands of prisoners of
war, and HWty-Seren battle flags, fell into
his hands. On the morning Of the ever
| memorable 9th Of April, at the very
moment Of the surrender, Clusters Di-
vision under heavy fire, was on a
terrible charge for Lees wagon trains,
which were in plain sight short dis
/ tance in front of us. Wells brigade was
| Embellishments Custer and Wells lead
| ing the charge-and the First Vermont
the advance regiment OF the brigade.
/ The noise of battle was terrible, and the
rebels were running by thousands, but
Gen. Custer gave them no heed, it was
" the train, boys! we will capture it,
follow me! ~ And as we were going at
headlong speed through a piece OF
woods, two rebel officers dashed up to
Gen. Custer with flag Of truce, and
Immediately the column halted Silence
reigned all along the lines. What's
up?" when along the whole front rang
the words, " Lee has surrendered" and
cheer after cheer filled the morning air
for miles around.
But our work was done. Lee had
euchred US out Of going through his
wagons, which of late had been our IA
vorite amusement.
Lieut.. Colonel Hall commands our
regiment. He is an able cavalry officer,
and has won the admiration and respect
of every man in the regiment. He is
ever looking TO our welfare and knows
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

IND1CTED.-The grand jury Of Frank
lin County have indicted the st. Albans
raiders as follows: Bennett Fl. Young
and others for arson Squire I. Tevis
and others for robbing Samuel Breck {;
Bennett H. Young and others for an as
sault with an intent to kill Collins H.
Huntington; the same parties for rob-
berry of Erasmus D. Fuller, Albert
Sowles, Marcus W Beardsley and Cyrus N,
Bishop Hezekiah Payne for an assault
with intent to rob Edward Nettleton,
and Bennett H. Young and others for
the murder of Elinus J. Morrison.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04
Local and state Items.

To WOODEN MANUFACTURERS. 49, We
have just seen circular, issued by the
" Boston Committee on Wooden Manu-
iactures," of the National Sanitary
Fair, which commences at Chicago soon.
1t appeals to all manufacturers to con
tribute some portion of their production
to this noble object, and we presume all
will be desirous of being represented.
Action must be prompt as there is no
time for delay.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

how to fight whel he has Vermont boys
TO lead.
The health Of he regiment never was
better, and the loys are all in fine spir-
its, waiting for the day to come when
we shall be called home to Old Yer
mont.
Enclosed You viii find a compliment
airy order from Gen. Custer to the sol
diers of the Thih Cavalry Division.
r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

NEwsPAPERs.-D. L. Milliken has sold
out his interest in the Vermont Record,
published at Brattleboro, to Henry NJ.
Burt formerly of the Northampton
Mass Free Press, and the latter is now
the sole proprietor. Mr.. Milliken will
remain connected with the paper as COR
respondent, and subscription agent.
The Troy IN. W Times has resumed
its former eight-Columns- to- the-page di-
mensiOns. 1t is a successful "institu-
tion" and deserves to be.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

A LADY OF THE OLDEN TIME.-Mrs.
Mary Tyler, Of BrattlebOro, completed
her Goth year on the lst inst. She is
the widow of Chief Justice Royal Ty-
Ter, who enjoyed not only reputation
for legal learning, but was also famous
wit, and a happy writer in both prose
and poetry in the early days of the Re-
nuhlic
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

SEVENTEENTH REGIMBNT.-The follow
ing promotions have recently been made
in the Seventeenth Vt. Vols:
1st Lieut.. VIM. H. Morton, Co. l, to be
Captain.
sergt. Henry D. Jordan, Co. A, to be
1st Lieut..
sergt. Cassius ". Ellsworth, Co. B, to
be 1st Lieut..
sergt. Albert C. Raymond, Co. C, to
be 1st Lieut..
sergt. John ]. Dale, Co. E, to be I'd
Lieut..
sergt. VIM. H. Smith, Co. 1, to be lst
Lieut..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

VERMONT TRooPs-The Seventeenth
Vermont was at City Point on Tuesday
last, waiting for transports for Wash
ington The First Vermont Cavalry left
Petersburg on Monday in the direction
of Weldon with fifteen days rations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

The FRBEDMBN.-A. W. Eastman Of
Newbury has been appointed and au-
thorized, by the Executive Committee Of
the National Freedmens Relief Associa-
ton, as their agent to visit the manu-
facturers of Vermont, and obtain con-
tributions of such articles as may be
needed in the prosecution of their work.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

FIRST IN THE WORKS Col. Truax,
commanding the first brigade OF the
third division, sixth corps, in his official
report of the battle in front of Peters
burg, April I'd, states that the first col
ors inside the rebel works were those Of
the Tenth Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

G9 VIM. L, Mcdonald, one of the
rebel agents in Canada, against whom
indictments were lately found by To-
ronto grand jury for breaches Of the
neutrality laws, was committed for trial
Wednesday on charge of being CON
cerned in fitting out the steamer
Georgian to operate as a pirate on the
Northern lakes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

GENEROUS DoNATIoN.-Recently one Of
the churches in Chester wanted new
bell. and it was resolved to procure it
by subscription. The Lelands Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, New ork, were ap-
whole "a amount HGi 'nneeesdSd for Vng BiReutBe
of the bell. The Lelands are natives of
Chester, and an uncle Of theirs of1ciated
as pastor of the church in question for
over forty years without drawing dol
lar of salary during the whole time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

WmTEHALL,-Thel large brick building
on the east side of William St., just above
the lower bridge and the large canal
stable of A D. Gibbs, in Whitehall were
burned on Monday night last.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-04

sZ8 An important order has Just been
issued from the office Of the Adiutant
General at Washington, making arrange
ments for an immediate further exten-
sive curtailment Of the military ex-
Penses Of the government.