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Especial DLphtcn t. The LhYcs 70 Tfl3ure.
CIydHEATI, Aug. z.
PnoE1s1oSs-Cfoss rather quiet. EARLY In tbs day
there was good demand for mess pork and sales Of
1o0br:s were mada 1t $50 Gd9s359 but at the cio,e
there HsIe no buyers 1t so o. Bulk meats a5r dull
snt To- vtrs We quote them ut 1fk0lsc for shoulders
and 16c tor lib 1des. Bacon 10 dull aud ponatrAl,
WHuKK-The demsnd for whist = Is only moderate
and The market ri a. dull at u H. with small sales
FloCR-sttady At Is o,as,2s ior supesane; - saa
500 for e1ta and - 5calaoo for family according to
quality and reputation OF hysnd-
GAA1N-Whest he1d 1t ~ os92 10 Tor p.Ine red, ana
d s5@l.s7 Tor No. ch1csgo spring.
MoxkY-F Firm nt pelallo prem,
, 1865-08-14

Weekly Review Of the Trade-Quctatlpns
OF stnAdAE& Goods.

Erw Yo1k. Aug: Il
iii q money ass sheoisa % hs .eadsacy
81 semandi. becoming Efaduats mora important,
amount soosa before !as oss o. IL ssss Jou
es 1s = @ tq s g. s.so Mn to
eS IL esa e.
1he :tade IN wooees Il very active, AID prices RE
EIesn shsstinF: - aaist; ana .!oss. sfsst;.dl!y
f. iis e
gse.s mss
sEo G.nss &C. sse Sox91ts ~ Ese =
s:: ts:y .s;i i e. ~ 81 g. f
savsnee q e r. ios capd @ =: taT e r.. "a Zach;
sasss4isa:-:sxa 'of Ss.ssa; a1alsioa E. stc: do
saa , .asGs lg.ss firs ssass. ~ ssee tas
Yosi H.ils 4 deil7t, "a Il ssxe Wssssisa -:
d X M Feiest a S.1s g. i.s a.ssnv.is 1vs M
s'atnskTl Sc. on cent less bast 4lr; 8;kc
e, ssa ioT 81 anss Ssf
IL 's;aa s ia.. sa l$':
yassscgrsea ~ Il s;e.ey demand With .1lni-
..ans sc. but ths d.msaa % /: 81 w -:
&c: sPssa 81 sS 4 .ss p9 H
aeneezsc. New iork doub. I'D eHsss csilenaaes
STs1rxs 1s1 iisx. sFg + Ess:ersts ssqu.ss md
gsss &c 6 sa
+ Il = is; Th'.'sai"a i foF
a.x!lSs clo7gs ssa t. stsa5y :, d:nsod M from
sss a9s ssiSe FEY e. the
ehsaat.t dEs.a aosds ID :oe .sSsf. ind IS demtad
sns bs;.,as. sse. et:cfs. stFip:s nd nd cS.i i
iaeh. Sissfs iass ans - sse iof
- ;s ~ as's, st e,,t board. Among
Il ii good. nfy :. old nsares II 'o9ae oote are
81 s'o;s e e.
ssss.i III IssS;: Ss;. s 5*s IS 81:
sa. p asn 1psSan n5eu.Pta x sn1'sses.
Aaosl eig gEoa1nInE. :sA ~.
Ee sas Isr !; R a2e
c1s:e @ np !. eddsn q m long bring a.
FL :? sss -
isn1ie: III o f,t 5o11s6 Psa:eaae hth eolo,s ead
:s 'as5f: : ~ ~; @
g @ 1esss IL sTs -
pertna II htRh cooTs and $50 for long, D. 90 for
k4nke eztfA and tS.0 FIR lcng: tt far SOU afe I'm
petlAI and - 50 for louE Il,hlan1 cheeks u G0fr
sQuare and 4a0o tor long do. neavy - f}r sluafe
aIa t6 CO for 1org Mi 'd,etex ;z!A FAnstes sell At
1890 LAWRENCE Moufnlug $500. Home Hooleu Ca-
esx135, 81 %; double slde y =; black and white
cheeK, mourcinF, $40; 65xsH do i and dr8,s,
N1t46 %: NNervitla tAnca 721{1, tlQoo: No. do
6sx13. Gac; No. DO $7z5: ch'czs and mourn
:nsa Ne aEk1A ts 2s: No. 3Lo 651l35. ~ 50 No 3
63xleG, No.4 co 6axl95, u 10 mo. do 83I136
g GO: blaek b:o~n and dsahs. ta75 for No, I. sn1
wooL1Ss-H..vg i4ncy Cass msres sells Freely, At
good pt:cea. ina rec nt rise IN csoths has r4iher
sstned sales. 9atlne's In medium grades are oail.
hite fine =. DDS active NJ tuIl prices. TIp!a7n
No. sell at 81 80. aud lower valley sl-a5-
ysnc. on ins1tin nss ea faIy established: Lovsl!
s2o9 tor Imperial three p:y; + The Hestsra CoIpe.
$I65 imperial three py, ~ d: tht.e pr, Fills
3frst.
FoEEIay Goops.-Foseicn goods arc ~ lass week.
There nas been : good d na1d f.r ths extra grades
o. dress tAnrics At tuli pricsr. common guods ara
net wanted A1d are 4 QyuE on tie mIrk.t. French
nerlroa and delanes, aud nne B'&1[crc goods, bring
excellent ptlce1, xouy org. sosds are not selling
f1tcl5. AT private Ealt1 there Is liksJ to be
pie Etpply o. item, snt t0bhsEs p.e.cs waiting the
ftsaik q the aactfons. Thus "a: tbs inpost>ttoni
not 1t all In excrsa o The demand. The inpor:s ter
the week Sass 755 again.t i5s36S 3rEht cor
responding week Of 1s64. ~
, 1865-08-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dropsy and DroPatcal Swellfn9s are
sInulafts the nb'orbenta into healthy. acion,
whereby all wate1y OF calctreouA depo.itLons are
gradually hpt tur. y carried Of 1t also Increases
v1cor 10 the whole EJstem thus removing Ill dan
ger Of Ielepse. For sale BY dtuggls.s.
gn,9l 2s-wsAx
, 1865-08-14
Vetaetn Passed Detroit.
EX.aAlal kah A III -,

Verneta Passed Detroit.
Especial D1gpetrh to the Chicago Trtnune.1
pxrRoI1, Aug. T..
CF-Ieen Nichols, Crest weat No. :, Australia
Atlantic. livsly. MtnoesotR, Jennie and Anric.
DowE-ottstD. Fe.xuso.. Barry.
WKD-ELs,.
D1TAor1, Aux t3-9p. N.
CF-Tires. Morning, stee]. silIwaukee, Eaid.
ulrc1lty, Nentsuk, Ethan Alien.
Dowx-None.
Wlnd ssuthvesI.
, 1865-08-14

BRIDGE KErAIAED.-TragelH WIS s'opped rssrly
a1l day Sa utday on the Randolph street bridge,
1t least so far as vehicles we're coneerst. It was
generally supposed that the bridge wis broken,
hut sueh wis EcH the caee, 1t vas merely uuter-
In good working order.
, 1865-08-14
n 4 n III / e D.

l. O1e1to. Mich on tho II. n Int, Ne. IO9E 8.
Z:Ah ERIN Ah. Of tn e t., Gnd klI1 HtfA E. CHE1+
RI. CT thu 10 1nef p1sce-
In kA1ra T., Ohio. as ths II HsItenes Of D11t5 Asiu
ESQ By the Hev q. G. Du Bots, Aug. gth 1s&5 CHI as.
=. G. H. CO XXI EE o. Che. so, Ill, ard Mas
srrs bped
, 1865-08-14
5tolen.

GTOLEN-875.CO CO Reward-Fr.m
3yssr old horse VIII 9 Rkar IN tor.he%a hl cf lit
Oh back, dsrk mana, tail sud ieEs, nauch IA large
cor Eon .sed1s. Iuaet osidle md mArunSslet.
Thief = toso Jea5s old: light tomvle1ton and hair
ron hlna!ns; woEe nea1t mi1e4l a1c1 soat. psa,s @
Mmc matenM IN essned sreyolver. called hts namo
Ct bore and thtst: BieomtnEtoo, nnPaSe ca. iii.
Aot. - 80 kA4Ahn nsEn6# VICE. ania it
, 1865-08-14

Straight to The Zenith OF. the Fir.
nstus NJ o! FAshfon-tvcn IS star might 20 up
from the horizon 10 the mettdlan-Phalon's
" Ma ht Blot ming ce1ens'' hiss ascended IN thfee
thcit Jea1s, lcavit behind It all the lesteK lights
foteisE End Gnmc1:tc, and establishing its pre-
everywhere. ans14 h417 1t
, 1865-08-14
~ -nrK HnTREf@

ExwTsxK. Au. ut 12.h-=3costoa hesvy; ste fos
Hi5di & e.1tdsa E11sn essoSs ss:oas.A Rns sssts
WSas 70 Common Ne!uL k1.a e6Ss s.s =. Y q. L
hso- n s.Ssx xs ~ uada brand, nNx1 csoa.aE
, 1865-08-14

Martins Life Cordial cures Dy1cA-
tcIy, D,ai,kea, and al kindred complaints.
(uf.s the worst cares. Lord j. smith, Chir1Ro,
ILL.,, sec1tS Tor the Northwest. 5uti-h5i5lt
, 1865-08-14
Observation-Disclosures.

" WANIED-Ap Apa1tner-wih =
~ small t2ah capital 10 take hair Yatsr,.t In
l o7ta Clasx Nscet, Room .. su 4
V~*A
, 1865-08-14

See sdv4 rtfsement on First Page Of
choice Real Estate for fale By CLARK. Layton
Co, apl4-hiR3-ltnet
, 1865-08-14

60 to the BeAt,-k}o 10 Hiyxa* . edas.ou'3
Chicago Eommerc,M College 70 ~: thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address, ieneIostaE stampss
s2s circulars. BafAk1 4 RTnA9roH Chicago, II.
, 1865-08-14

FLOUR CrchAuEtd.
EaA1y-Whest qtler snd esste1. Sales Of Rejected
Chicaso eptiDE At&1 AZ. 1ern No. 1! tnois s2Xc
80 ~ eer tAmpe &c Tor oAts, ana other grains
CANAL Fhg.aHT+Flour. 4letec; whea:, TO-
Gem, 18S. to New ToIE.
, 1865-08-14

Ar. MORGAN Will b assIs.ed by 1oue Of the cn9ss
Vocal lTAt IN th:s ct.y. And larxa o.ehastra max
Ing shrse C1uczz the meat interaIips eyer Ris IA
Ch!ctEn- Tie oEr1m v II be Few and dI6a.rns'
aaeh eyeil lnk embracing the tneattAcrd and s.cn.ar
Observation-Disclosures t,on1 which k1s rarely plAyed-
but which, when terrs .ted By ma cz a3ltts asu
overwhelming IN :aslE e apdenr.
/ ne nGtlee viii b Is N Of the Dpeni7k Hight.
, 1865-08-14
TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
FOUR GRAND ORGAN CONCERTS,
by the eminent U1EnnlRt,

NYT. %. w. NIOT9an,
OF Grace Chu1ch, Il. r.
Itls respectfully announced that rzseots hare
barn .p1asd p1.h Nj o. Il C:osoy ard Me.s.s.
Flch:F Chapt 70 have thstr ueW ltFka Orxan. 1usr
nnIated SIT IN tho Oper1 ju2e, By TIC middle ct
, 1865-08-14
Take1t Ip.

TAKEN UPON Wednesday,
9th l. ", at 10 r. H. hskNesn Canal d C1lntaa
IT, hay Fsa stta ytnnak night foro lnee. Wnlca
NknFse. RDH1 KF. ~ Wesf L1k. st rfaSR 3.
, 1865-08-14

Philadelphia Market
PH1LApIltH1A. AuZ- l.
FtoCa-Dp11.
GHA1y-Hht4s len drm: r. -7sQ7 50 for White. and
4s.9SaI II III Rah. C4rn, iMR1 Iscetpts Of Eel1w
snd n1n st s74af1. Oats In demand ii iec; old 1t
ipGa &c, II new 1t s2r,
VIZ tK1-Stesev It Ea23
PrtRoLIun- Steady Sales ofCrude 1t 3osaslc,
anu refined In bond 1t slHc.
, 1865-08-14

2NantRp==Up Rsut.

"ANTED-To Rent-A house
w C ntaiaiog ftom 10 10 1aro,ms BY s.ptemn.r
II. within n:tees m1nate* yak fnt tho She.u1s1
Houa@. ADDRESS f. O. Box t1l ~. AulShk!.tt
"ANTED-To Rent-lna gosd
w neiG- borhood good tvclllpR honso eoa.Atr-
Ing tbcnt tn rooms WAt Mte preferred, eas. Of
Un1oh Fstk. ICn't wish to Eutc, MA .nY f1rn. uns.
Addtrsbs n II " P. u pr1wnr 8:1tn 1u1l :c3IIv
, 1865-08-14

qufs4, KAiskH vfhoasfk e!8ea eaanxx, Wests :.
IL sY43TY; la.r ~ 81 r. n. "' -
onsM-Hhe.s a9.l and a:stin1nz for tpr.1s sad
asc better On H1oHt; 4l4satasc Tor Chicago spring
vno MI wankee uo; ti.!s9t is tor ember H,ixau-
3ee: % tor winter red We4t' m. &nt 81 ann far
Al Der Mlclt1eo ~. ahade ormer; Weste13 SIC
BARLEY quiet atd neniEa1. Corn large suppy. md
vth modersta demand tho market Il ) sFc.y 0o
rusoun. "a atlc tor 1ourd q t1ed Wfa,eEa: 1lc lor
hiRh i1eu. nestly yellow. OA's active md dsu Ut
65a@Ac fof Westetu- FJe Gull. -
GRoc4E11s-, codet I-ry n;m- 6uzAr q1iet. 1.c
for Cpba: Nu.coT1do Ike; Porto laco Havana
12Ac. kolAa, dull Pttt! leu1 duO ACC u1chAl Esd-
HoPs 1In J.: fsir dried 1aSEc
EoT1slos A-Fe1E opened t4elted and hiss ;eloted
II $3s IS esah: rs leF - aad =: % 81 % prime
mi ~ H6aa rrtms ne Sand g ases >. n new ~ n;ad y
Bear oulst d s. 5dt5s3 ioe t1tra mesa; beef ham
oultt Cut rara;s ateady. Lsrd quiet and steady .!
N.Sfsr fot Stats Fhes ~ n1t.k II iA1lsE.
, 1865-08-14

CHrhca 0uuD4-A tpedIl messing or the G1il.
14,h list TX o,clort. nns,,ess ] d-m.nesnr ~ ~.
uedftte attention TiIi be nretenf a. Lei tncre he
q full attendance ~
-...-..-
f1nsuHAI--Hon. A. Goodrich, Of Minnesota,
nv,fnn of Obio. n,ie. Gen. Geo. G. Rogers,
Jn6ce Is..r pcna1eton. 1udpe C. G Cole, Of Iowa,
non. o Il. Cu.lcr, Of New orlcln., sre stopping
1t the fremont House
p~,.,~ & rnoor -fhef1ns p Mt,
~ ~ ch.-,te sfn,renb,ck. the two lads men
les Aoo tu. rn-rr =, b.vIrr h.n. =.
f1oneo IN oAtu1o&3 . .NA - - 20 otsa ~
rested for etealIEc knivts, ete, were brought be-
fire Juttice Mllliken at the Police Court On Sat-
rrtaJ ruornine. ard sent to the RsFoIm School,
The kplyta were identified ~ belonging to the
h.ra,xrre Rtnre No 1rB tAEH street.
, 1865-08-14
Whifdg61 @rtbnr1e.
MONDAY. AUGUST II. ls6s.
THE CITY.

SHuhca 0u1lu--A tpea1l meetins OF the G1il.
Wall be held 81 Guild Hall, on Monday evening
14in u Ut at TX o'clock, Business demanding IN.
neohte attentaon will be present d, Let there be
, 1865-08-14

tha work Of It ccns,luctic0.
"CH Gnttls''-Re sponded to hy Brevet Brls.
Gen. Storkton. ne raid ,fat not 70. him bu. 10
tht men OF tie r glneut wss cue the credit far
what they he'd sek1tved. They had gained all tbe
credit al the honor, Nil tho 1cnuKn the regiment
was .ntiied to. Wherever he had orutred them
loved, t1d never h1d be seen Or heard oi one
th,sk,tE hsr duty. Mr. R1ndolph had spoken OF
him as tbs hest ft1f nd Of the rcflu~nt lie wonld
only say that Re had alwsye had at heart the IN
olv7oua y, sn1 now that they were sboat to sepa-
1a1c he wou'd w!sh to them the beet OF fortune ns
c1tzerf, md fsy to Them ffnm The bottom oF bis
leeime nj be Ieiu,Ied his wa1ne.t thanks to ihe
Beard Of Trace fur the generous reception they
hnd eiser 10 the regiment (Chrcre for the Board
Of Irsos-1 n as9 1elsxEs! n tar@s o. high g
lie Chthtia CorEiasiorl tnd in eoacE1staa ex-
presetd tho gratitude Of bimse.f auc his COM
na' tc The Iii hearted Il dee who htd 50 kindly
xsatsd On On thsn n snS banquet. "a snccess'on Of
esez IS saasy IL lsS'a. eaa ca,..tica t.a
Responotd to By nev. Or. Patton, Who In The con
mEIt a. " these TWO Cammlft1 Ions. whcse term Of
teSylcr expires with yQuf OWL"
7Ae A'nay arc Natr u tAt GATED Slasts-Re-
eatnett sna ftf adi.t.s ezpsesstd she efsi NC &C
q me country 70 thest and The oihet noble de-
e. 90 Of the Union LOT thett heroic dsde. ThsJ
Lad mare history, which will be handed down toE
many E. nf fttiors to coHe, I. an evidence Of ha
falscJ Of the hope, whethlr CHERISHED by the re.
belllbnf IN cur EWn land, or by governments in
the Old Word, Of ahahne the arm foundation ct
cur 1atioual rcmpe Of llber1y. BE conc' uded with
feeling tTibr'e 10 Ihe memory OF those who had
tall.n IN !he- Enf.
Iii, Randolph said that rot only had a portion
Of th,e frptneut been r1tEcd hy the Chr1s;tAu
Cotputaelont a. etsted By Dr.. Pa,ttu in his rr.
mstks, bnt one company ito. "C") was raised
enttrejy by the ensxky and lloetaly Of cur worthy
Postmas:e1, Mr. John L. scttpps. and sihce they
Ind bt4n IL the 1e!d many N moet of this fecs-
mC1t hfd had Popd reston 10 feel the watm' 9!
erntituee fowaid ttfk gentleman Tor he liberal
tid he bad extended to their families IL cases oi
Feed, OF hin, lhen, he would call to respond TO
the toasl Of. .-,
.etdon'-Mr. Scr pps spoke as fellows: Mr.
Prr1it rnt md Gtntlemtu-lt Il Altogether proper
In e1terdipt cur welcome Of toie gallant ia rcgi
ntpt Illinois voluntecrt, to their houet+ Families
atd t1enas, that white we consfsfulAte tnem upon
thtis their re'uIn to mingle once more In the par.
Eutts Of pescefu life IN the capacity OF netghbofs
tno cit ze1f,-While NC topRTHtutste them anq
zach cther upon the gloEtouA achleyemcnn Of
theEe snd their coupstrtofs in ar1ns 10 put'lnx
GOVT This sre4t tef felhou,-ihat We give ns1ef
fpfee 81 time to thought Of iho.e cthey hefolc
ttnle who, Ectrg cut with these men, have not
fetasned with them md Will re&urn 10 NJ no more
forever. In speaking to this sentiment. fr9l &c
Tot JOLLY ~ puos aosliute TO do justice to inht
fnnchnE theme. but realize keen1y also how
looI, noK inadequate IL langu-ge 10 give c1 pres
, 1865-08-14

Iowa SOLDIERS OnrnAHs' HONE pA1n.-Ths
following gentlemen are in ous city, az deiega.
1ion from tie above patriotic ENTERPRISE to solicit
ku' se,tprou. for the Fair, and the interest and
at1e1d1nre Of the cittEsrs. Hon. c. c. Cole Of the
Superipr Court oil lows. Dee Mo6nes; Hon. 1sa.c
Pend1etor. OF the Dhtr,ct Court ofSioux CITY g.
". Cleveland, Esq, Msyc1 Of Dee Moines; John
B. Filler, srd F. n Mills, Esqs. a'eo Of that CITY
The Fstf will he opened on Mo1oaT the 2sth or
the present month. Ample preparations aIe be-
Ing provided for ytsltoya.
, 1865-08-14

New Tork etock and Money Market.
NEW YoKx. Aug. II.
- -Mo7Er--Ru'ss nru At per cent for GALL !oaEs
srEHLNe eElcHASGE-Fh7c 1t LOOK 9ls9 goo ZOE
flsr c!t4s hills
ANK1IcAx GOLD Il . shHo trrcfr, opening ~
1;f9K. and cetl1llng 10 Iox; advancing 10 ~ ana
E6SGO 7707
GovI1Snxr S1oc1e-Tlthout decided ch.oge.
, 1865-08-14

The Blh+ the Union troops were ordered mp 1tto
anc at pesr midnight the 1st br1ga5e {incluainR
Il c 7sd) ard the 50 brlgate, 16,h corps. charged
OF the entmy'e works and carried them, csptuf.
hs he 10 Bste e Sqson sEsd ss
he snens's works al that pl.ce. The plaee ha7.
Ssh o ssR
1oivasc On !he rae TO Montgomery, Ala, uarch-
1, e o,er The 2t0 mills TO that place IN exactly
shTen dsyu A. thes u
Younes sp1srgt. Na., forty. .hve nt.es from Mont
eomeiy. The1e they Remained doing post duty
unul JnlJ 10 b, whtn they staltad on their home.
Tered out Of the terElce Al Vlck.purs, md tbence
c.ne oIrlci1y hone 10 tats city. DURING their
:etm Of seTice they received eope $50 tce1u.e.
these 10 the sd regiment Illinois veteran Folun.
teeIr, At Meridian, Miss. They bring home =
ctEetr rs tnd s14 meu, and the following ii tac,r
present ro4ter:
GoonslmFt 4 stas7isR s,,c,,o, ,a,.x.,
Rtetd1.r Gcretal)
N-1ot-Wm. Jsnet, Jr.
Ac1ptsnt-Geo. Il. Aeanord.
SnfEecn-Edwin Powell,
.Aris'ant surgeon-Chas: 4. Bnche1.
Quafte1naaete1-A c. G!bot,
Serpent Msjor-Ghat. ?. Blake.
Hotpi'si sts wsTd-E. O. Grafton.
ans,e:aas.B 3. Scott. z. B. Porter:
sesond hensel mi, 4. i. Ward. -:
Company c-Csp.ain, Hy.. j. Gleason, Eirst
Buck. oSAA '''~e"'''' - ~
Company 1-captain. J. A. Sexton; Fifs.
Il. 9tsna1.l. Nn. G. Mead; Second Lieutenant,
corp.sy Ec.ptair, VIM, B. nolbroos;
Company F-seeond Lieutenant q. G. Fur.
, 1865-08-14

pKE1ns-Am o,keag Denins acll st 67Hc; Hay
makois' Medal 1t 3bc Spr.xusf nt 3zAe. and Prov1-
deneezsc. New fork douhl. aud twist Calenaues
bring 7sc; do Indigo Bins csm'et jeaEs 500.
SyEIfEs- AND TlCKA nfo in EloAer Its request knd
price ara nnehsnEst. Haymsk-rs media. arc IS;
= hiitente ~ Tor Vi; s7H tof 3; Is for IS Tor A.
Ere 70: A. 6si; and D 45; Whttttuton Is for A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
HOUSE.

/ BiHi iHtroduced-By Mr. wymsn Of Athens,
an act to amend the militia law; TO com on mil
itary affairs.
! This bill lessons the number Of drills, and
/ pays two dollars per day for service Of commits
stoned and non-eommissioned oficers.)
By Mr. Parmslee Of Bristol, sn act to amend
Il ch , gs, 50 as to require school district
clerks to keep records of births and deaths, 81
lowing fees for said services; to Judiciary
CON-
The Senate resolutions in rslation to the States
recently in rebellion, referred. on motion Of
| Mr. Bsrstov Of Shelburne, to the Judiciary
/ com.
The Senate resolutions requesting members in
Congress to use their influence to procure sp-
| preparation Of land for the endowment Of female
colleges; adopted in concurrence
Soldiers Of the VeterGn Reserre Corps-Mr
Nicholson called up the bill to pay certain SOL
ders Of the Veteran Corps.
An extended discussion followed. Mr.
Nicholson opposed the bill, on the ground that
the State has too many burdens now to Justify it
in assuming new ones, and that the payment Of
this would open the door to other and heavier
claims. Messrs. Spear Of Brsintree. Boyce Of
Fsys,on, Dunn Of Fairfax, Keith Of Sorthffeld,
and Rounds Of Chester, supported the bill, the
latter saying thst the position Of the gentleman
from Wsllingford reminded him OF the case Of
man who plunged into the water to save another
from drowning and was rewarded with six
pence.
The gentleman from Wsllingford represented
the man who was saved from drowning. and the
soldiers the one who was rewarded with the six
pence. The man who saved the other from
drowning remarked. on looking at the man saw
ed, that he did not know but it was all il was
worth. So the soldiers might regard their
country IL no more rratitude va. exhibited than
shown in the remarks Of the gentleman from
wallingford.
Mr. Waite Of Brattleboro, thought member.
had no right to vote away the money Of the peo-
pie, unless strict justice required. The PROPOSE
ton was to open door 10 q certain class Of
claims. The soldiers in question numbered abont
eighty-6ve, but this bill opened the way for
claims Of some sixteen or eighteen hundred men.
To meet all these claims would require about a
million and quarter of dollars He thought
the State had been liberal in paying the soldier.
or had at least pretty nearly done justice. He
cited figures showing that the State had paid or
voted more than ten hundred per cent on her
grand list for these army expenses There were
two sides to this question Of justice. Vermont
had been generous to a fault in contributing TO
voluntary associations to aid the soldier. Though
giving all honor and praise soldiers be did not
think the bill a just one.
Mr. Pease of Norwich, expressed the convic-
tion that it is impossible to reward all alike He
quoted in conclusion the following, which, he
remarked, often cheered him when engaged in
unsppreciated labors
ut sounds like stories from the land OF spirit.
IL any man obtains that which he merits,
Or any merits that which he obtains
The question still pending
Adjourned
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DEATH OF john b. WHEELHR-The announce
ment Of the death of John B. Wheeler, who ex-
pired yesterday at his residence in this city, i.
szd news to his many friends in this community,
where the deceased spent his whole lifetime since
early boyhood. Mr.. Wheeler WAS the Oldest son
Of the late Rev. Doctor Wheeler, and was edu-
Gated at the University Of Vermont, graduating
in 1916. After leaving College, be studied law
and settled in Burlington for the practice Of his
profession. A man Of consumptive habit, the
close confinement Of the legal profession was
frsught with danger to his health. and be sought
IN the active, outdoor exercise incident to the
pursuit Of surveying, protection from pulmo-
nary disease.
In the surveys preliminary to the construction
Of the Vermont Central Railroad, he vas. for
some time, continuously employed, and has since.
at intervals, thus sought relief from the more
trying work Of his regular profession. Mr.
Wheeler doubles succeeded in prolonging his
life, enjoying apparently vigorous health, until
early last Spring he WAS seized with g violent
attack Of bleeding at the lungs, which so COM
pletely Frustrated him, that his sys EN- never
recovered from the shock, and he has fingered
ever since upon the bed Of sickness, frem the
pains Of which he has at last been relieved by
death.
Mr.. Wheeler was man Of much practical,
executive ability. of varied and intelligent read
ing kind, genial companion and neighbor, q
faithful friend, and in all business and personal
relations of unasssiled integrity. In the pros
perity Of Burlington, the deceased took o deep
interest, and always cheerfully lent his aid to
the furtherance of all new enterprises that fairly
promised TO benefit his fellows, and his death
will be sensibly felt in the community where no
was ever an alert and stirring citi1en.-Ddiiy
Times Oct l7h.
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Vermont Items.

A Golden Eagle was shot near Br~'sIe',sro
on the 10th, weighing u pounds, and is the
only specimen killed in that vicinity within
the recollection Of the Oldest inhabitant
John Mullen. an employee Of the Railroad
Company, was run over by passenger train
leaving the depot, at ST. Adams, last Thurs
day evening, and 80 terribly mangled. that he
died about midnight.
\ patent was issued Oct Oath. 10 Samuel
|. King, of Windsor, for improvement in
machines for bending wood.
Philip Wells. cashier OF the Bank of Brat
tlehoro, has sold his Attorney heifer to DR..
Joseph Bnrpet, Of Southboro, for $3.50.
Judge Joseph Hayward of weybndee,
died recently. He was many times repre-
sentative in the Legislature. was senator
two years, aud associate judge.
There has been considerable excitement in
Brandon over the discovery Of gold in
quart. hill, which, it is supposed. bolds rich
deposits.
At Mortified, last Wednesday night, a
man NAMED Patrick Mccarthy. while walk
ing upon the railroad track, Was struck by
the engine attached to the freight train GO
ing south and instantly killed.
On Thursday evening, Miss Mary Jane
Hoyt Of NOrthbeld, aged Is years, bought 20
grains of morphine at the drug store, and
poisoned herself, dying the neat morning.
because her lover whose name is Hannah,
took another young lady than herself to
Montpelier to the THEATRE
A section man on the Vermont Valley
railroad, named White, started for meeting
on Sunday last. with his wife, on a hand
car. Just below Putney they met an engine
coming up from Brattleboro, which 50
frightened the woman that she jumped from
the car. Her clothes caught on the brake,
she was thrown against the rail and dragged
several rods on the track, cutting deep
cash in her head. Monday afternoon she
was still insensible, and it was thought she
was mortally injured.
A man named Dyke was killed last week
Saturday, having been knocked off freight
car, while passing under bridge. He was
an employee of the Rutland K. K.
The Castleton National Bank has been
to commence business, capital !
1000.
Patents were issued Oct 18th to Virgil |
W. Blanchard OF Bridport, VT, for improve
ment in harvesters.
Erasmus Arlington Pond OF Rutland, VT,
for improved apparatus for carburstIng air.
Z. A. Pond and NJ. 5. Richardson OF Rut-
land, VT. for improvement In inserting glass
in umbrellas, &c.
c. W. Warner and ii. n. Tracy of Willis
ton, Vt, for improvement in horse rakes.
ID. A. Wilson Of Cambridge, VT, assignor
10 himself and Charles P. Higbee Of the same
place, for clenchlng and nipping tool.
Rev. A. S. Barton, pastor of the tongre-
gational Church in Georgia for two years
,ast, is about to leave and settle at Saxtons
River.