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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
APPLICATION NOTICE.

fl'HIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM 1T MAY
i eopcrrn thai I viii sPply 70 the tlty Counoil
Tor pcrmissicn to remove frame baii3nE, IS feet
iong BY Ia fset vide, nov situate On ny prem ises
on sixth sireet, between Main Aad Sycamore. 90
lot Ne. $50 on Main street. between Third aud
Fourth streets, within ire limits
HENRY FKLKER
Evansville, Dee 2sth. lssG asr2aIaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

ME-
nj. D.,
s. w. Boynton.

s. W. Boynton, uss i sso0 an
+ ATE or CINCINNATI, HAN ~as 81 thi
IL permanent resident Of Evs ~srlsnc
his professional services 70 the citiss Sictn
city and viciaify. From his extensive sx, =
IN ihs Hos itAl and geueui psactics Of Me-
and surgery IN the former city, he feels confa
Of his sbility 70 cure many eAses which hava ~.
sisted the usual modes Of treatment
So Particular attention given 10 The treatment
OF chronic d seases and those peculiar to the
Innate. such as Fever ard Ague, Bilious Fever.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.
CINcINSaFf. O.. March. II, 1854.
ms y 20 certify that We, the unaersisnsd have
been Intimately acquainted With 5 W Beypton
NJ n, for sbqut eight years Durias he last sin
se~Is ne has bern eassget ID a lucrasisy and sue.
csssful practice 81 Medicine Is thfs elfv h
leaves here On acooant OF IN health
We take great plessuFc a. repommendinr him
both socially aud professionally. As . ganflsnsn Of
excellent morals, and occupying prominent no
sition among the Physicians Of our city, and hone
be may succeed a. we'll elsewhere a. be has done
with us z FREEMAN AZ n
frofeszor Of Surgery in Eclecsic Medical In..i.
tute. Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. sCupDER. ND
Professor Of the Theory and praetiee 81 M.di
cine in the H. NJ. Institute. fF
II. n. GARRISON, ND.
Late Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology in
the above Medical instirute. aeelO-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Scratch Scratch Scratch!
PRURIGO LOTTO.
SURE CURE FOR ITCH. WABASH
~ Scratches and Iliiuoia Mango. Thls prvpArA.
ton, being n aud, obFiatea all he alsmgrasabla
sud gummy qualities Of Ointment. Prize soc per
bottle. For sale az
sCHLAEPFKR's Drug Store.
Corner Main and second streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

DR1 GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
A pEsIEABIE Lot or DRESS GOODS
n inst received also q nice lot Of Robroy, Plain
and .Prinrea Plan usIs--f0r sale cheap af 70 Main
Street WEIGHTS 8 ROBERTS.
'TON
LADIES' FURS.
4 BEAUTIFUL LOT or LADIES, FtRs
II and Photograph Albums, just the thins fsr =
Christmas Present. Call and see them Il Na p
Main Street wRiGHrs & ROBERTS.
lHE 10 81
BOOTS & SHOES.
A GOOD LOT or Doors AND SHoKs JUST
"A sddsd 20 our stock. aas for sale At very small
WEIGHTS a ROBERTS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

DESIKABLE Lot or DRESS GOODS
n Just received also a nice lot Of Robroy, Plain
and ,Printe1 Plan u@Is--for sale cheap af 70 Main
Street WEIGHTS & ROBERTS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

4 BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LADIES, FrRs
II aud Photograph Albums, just the thing for a
ihristmss Present. Call and see then. - No "a
Main Street. WRiGHrS & ROBERTS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

BOOTS & SHOES,

A GOOD LOT or Doors AND sHoKs JUST
II added TO our stock. aza for sale At very small
profits - - Main Street -
WEIGHTS a ROBERTS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25

NJ.
otheis Of The conditions asked wefe notst
all improper. ana we cannot see wherein
General SHERMAN's grave offense in
transmitting the proposal to the war
Department consists, except it be in the
brief armistice he granted while negotia-
lions are pending, and, in the minds OF
the radicals, the word "armistice' has a
terrible Specification ever since it was
used in the Chicago Platform of 1864
/ tits singular fact that the most emf
nent Generals we have had in this war
have been most desirous of peace and the
most willing to grant liberal terms to
their opponents. 1t is also fact that
those who have seen least active service
and have failed to win victories in the
field, are the most bleodthirsty and clam
OF most for the prolongation of the war
and the determination of the Southern
people. General BUTLER is an example
of this class. 1t is also notorious that
citizens who have remained at home
during all the struggle and have neither
risked their property nor shed their
blood in the contest, are more bitter and
vindictiye toward their fellowmen, and
more clamorous for continued bloodshed,
than the soldiers who have braved death
in hundred forms .....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, !
April Is, 1865. (

Col. R. w THoMPSoN-Dear Sir:
regret that am compelled to leave in
an hour, in order to attend conrt in
Greene county and take this method
of communicating with You in regard to
the appalling calamity which has betall-
en- the country in the death of the Presi-
dent of the United States, and of Mr.
Seward. .4.-
The act of atrocious assassination will
fill the civilized world with horror, and
all christian men, of every shade of opin-
ion. will eXecrate the deed of the latest
generations. ...
: Those amongst us who have honestly
opposed many of the measures of Mr..
Lincoln's administration, will as truly
aud deeply deplore his loss at this time
at thi juncture of our political affairs,
as those who have been his supporters. -
This know to be the truth, and think
it right and proper that should say it.
For myself, allow me TO say that |
knew Mr.. Lincoln personally well, and
while it has been, perhaps, my misfor-
tune to differ from him during the time /
have been in public life, yet he always
treated that difference as an honest one,
and Inever received anything but person.
al kindness at his hands. No one in this
community, or in this broad land, more
sincerely grieves over his death today
than | do. | was looking with high
hopes to his future course III pacitcating
the country, and | regret his loss as a
great, and fear. an irroparable national
calamity. ,,..
trust tint you will believe that all
party feeling is h,lshed in the p essence
OF this awful event, and that the whole
people will join in giving expression TO
a common SORROW and common aiflic-
ton. ..s...... b
have written this note to account for
my absence from the proposed meeting,
and to give expression to my feelings,
which know will be justly appreciated
by you. t.... ..-... ....t t
Very truly your friend, 6.
d. w VOORHEES,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25

5T,UR DanIY In1asTHI,n TOOK
~ xkIpxRT tar1e OF su I'D ~ Hanks
49, ~ 1aEks - i g, 49, ss 50: ::s." Of
binding 6aA .f2k5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25

THE FLAG ON SUAiTER.-Thc raising of
the dag upon the ruins Of Fort Sumter,
on Good Friday, was performed with the
greatest enthusiasm The flag was hoist
ed by General Robert Anderson, who
said; my friends and fellow-citizens and
brother soldiers: BY the coIisiaerats ap-
pointment Of the Secretary of War.
am here to fulfil the cherished wish of
my heart. through -four long, long years
of bloody war, 10 restore IN its proper
place this dear flag, which floated here
during peace before the first act of this
cruel rebellion 7 thank God that have
lived to see this day. (great applanse)
and to be here to perform this duty to
my country. My heart is filled with graf
itnde to, that God who has so signally
blessed us. who has given us blessings
beyond measures May all the world pro
claim "Giofy To God in the highest, and
on earth good will towards man" y
Voices. Amen and 'Ameh.) Rev.JH. W
Beecher made an.inpressive, aud aat the
same time. q temperate address 50 roi i,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25
MISUNDERSTANDING
Notice.

r HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NO.
TICE that WIN not pay any debt con-
tracted by ANY PERSON except BY myseh
from this date. 4. U. "iNCn lal =.
April gath, 1865. aP-'<'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
BE Temperate.

1t is impudent, not to say unjust, at
this time, to charge upon the Democrat.
ic partisans the assassination of the
President, because of Incorporate Ian
guago used by certain inconsidcrate
newspapers daring the progress of al cX-
citing Presidential canvass. We have
read with care the extracts, revived by
the over-zcalous Republican journals,
and we have to observe that wherever a
menace was thrown out it was qualified
by a supposed condition of things that
never could have occurred under Mr..
Lincoln's administration, and which the
writer's probably knew never would oc-
eur. AS thus: If portion of the people
were disfranchised, denied the privilege
of free election, &c, then revolution
might occur which would rid this coun-
try of the ,destroyers of its liberties; and
all that. We believe no journals in the
country more sincerely lament the I'M
timely death of the President than those
of Democratic politics, and that they
would have recoiled with horror from
any proposition, plainly put to them, for
the assassination of the Chief Magistrate
of the nation. The language used by
them was Incorporate, and evil in its in
fluence, but We are convinced it was born
Ofpolitical passion, not personal hatred,
and that no idea of killing the President
ever entered the heads of the heated and
thoughtless writer's. We say this, not for
any political liking for these journalists,
but because we believe they woull have
as quickly struck down any hand raised
against the life of the President as any
Republican editor 1t is no time now to
revive the asperitcs of heated political
campaign, and it is absolutely wrong to
attempt to make a party responsible for
a calamity which is mourned by all the
people alike, Irrespective of party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25
Letter from Hon. Dan. w. Voorhees, ON
the Death of President Lincoln.
From the TerIe Haute Journal

----- IFrOm tho Ier1e HANG JuurHaI.J
The following is copy of letter
written by Mr. Voorhees,, to be read at
the public meeting held at the Court
House, in this city, last Saturday; but
as it was not read before the people on
that occasion, we give it place in our
columns for the benefit of the public
1t is a noble letter and breathes the true
spirit of humane and christian. gentle
man:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25
Genernl Sherman.

The clamor which was Arising ag@ inst
General GRANT on account of the liberal
terms upon which he accepted the sur
: render of General LEES army. has been
revived since the death of Mr.. LINCOLN,
in sullen mutterings of discomfort. Now,
however, i. has found ne W victim in
the person of General SHERMAN and aims
to destroy the usefulness and fame of
that gallant officer. In another colqmn
may be found the meporandnln agreed
to by Generals SHERMAN and JOHNSTON,
and its disapproval by the Secretary OF
War, together with the startling an
nouucement that General GRANT has
gone to North Carolina to relieve SHEER
MAN ana himself assume the direction of
affairs. '-' '' n
We do not understand the "memCtan.
dun" drawn up by SHERMAN aud J9nN.
SION to he an agreement or treaty Of any
kind to the fulfllment of which either
e'aeneral sHERM,N OF the Federal govern
msnt ispleaged Weregard it IA simply,
in the nature of peace proposition com
ing from General JOHNSTON, i'll behalf of
the rebel armies, and setting forth the
conditions upon which they will disband
and return to them homes. This pt"po-
slsition General SHERMAN receives and
transmits. with his approval to the GOV q
70 rat "a
see nothing in Tie. atirr hHstaucts mort
ing the severe rsbakeiwAich has he9n ad
.miuistsred by the war department tolGer
eral SHERMAN, Some of the conditions
askedb JohSsr0S are more than even the
aR11s slsal%ey / 'ssssfsa .oS dino.
hare been given by Mr. L1SeolN,i aud
viii not be accorded by Mr.. JOHNSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-25

AS the negroes Of Missouri have ~,
put on the same footing With the white
in The cotfrts Of the state; the ProSas
Marshal of ST. Louis ANNOUNCES that h,
wfn not interfere in thsir befalf, bu'
leave them to seek redress f6r wrongs il
the courts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

Lmw pRAlN.-D,lk Iumsr lhe most bloody
minded ,nd sIocious Of the JinitorI Of the LIBBY
prison s now on innate y That place Lkesil
cruel men wben 10 power be iss coward when 10
peril, and o letter from Richmond describes him
90 b. perfect sample Of Fas.n. the Jet, whose
feelings while under condemnation are 80 terribly
depicted b, Dickens 10 his Oliver Twist. 1ur-
ntr denies hsiden,.,H which sure, as thousands
testify very willingly The, 70 in sgcc ssion to
his eel. dor and tauu' i.m with crimes, and rio
rs in h.s downfall. One man spa, in bis face =
few Gays aca. Til, Igrner hot several men dead
when ttey went % a window to get a mou,hfa OF
fresh a.r kicked, knocked down, starved and
shlmefu,ly ma.lreated others and every body DO
ever was under bis government says, he is tiend
'or whom hanging /. too good That will, however
be his doom, or be IS 20 be tried for murder sod
the evidence ogains hin would condemn him =
/ hundred times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

knee sJipht. john Crawford, oWanton' leg 'llght |
Wallace J sawyer Sudbury, arm severe.
lst sergt florence O'D0nohoe, Burlington
arm slight. joe! Sabin, Burlington, knee slight
rrane.s Elder. lee slight, Oscar Babbltt, Castle
ION. arm slight John Bailey, foo; severe
X Louis PerriE9, johnson, Lex slight h0er
johnson. Bolton, arm amputated
sXTH REGIMENT
A corn Rem ON II lAnoley, MIddiebury, arm
corn Wn. Lynch, Burlington, hand slight, jesse
/ Cotr Lincoln. breast, sias " cstovert Rlehiofl'
hand slight. John Kelley, Burlington, hand
Thomas llartney Rutland, leg, Ghas bi1kloEd'
/ Riobiord side sigb..
Z. s,rr. WIN 4 Vaughn, Woodstock BON
legs and back, sergt Samuel \ Hastings, Wood
stoek foot slight, Nelson II Atwood, WOODSTOCK
Iles ANIMATED. Addison Palmer, Woodstock,
back sight Sherman Griffin, Cambridge, lace
s.ight
I G. A@EC l-.ia, Fay.on bond slight Sm-
usl Maxwell. orhtlt. lnal -1slf
A. iol- q hr,eo, alul slight
BENJAMIN Hubbard, B.IlOu, arm.
f. Abel ID Brown. Dummmston side, Lem
uc q Shaw, Barnet, foot severe, liarreon Clap
per, franklin, hlp
ELEVENTH REGIMENT
A Sarst Lafayette >oper ~. Johns1ury, loot
,eyere, Jyhnk Allen, =. Johns5ury, loot siI6h''
Nathaniel b johnson, tard"ck. s'igni'
B,2llsut Cyrus Thomas Weybrige le.,
sli glt john { olAw-on' Springfield arm am
m.ed Abraham bAner' bristol 'hgh', Jopu
IPrtts. B.la.f. slight. Sumner HArtwe.l. New
~ B. slight, ii NJ Rogers slight
g. ssg, Pl.nea byTHe L1'.le'9o' severe
serge WIN Lam, foul ney, sl5n'' 9,'p W IN II
ca i..e, tAsi'cton, severe Nm hAftlng. 3a !,
do, slight zen shepard do 'iisa'' bf"ll9Fd' u
Percy, Rockingham sii8ht' Anthony burton
3 Benson. thfht
y. rgt -ney J. Iubb'' Gui'Io'i arm 'hs1i
corp Gro W Nichoi'' hfa''l-1oio' a''D s''Bu'
John Johnson. Shrewsbury, arm slight
l., SrSt Peter louue, lTa-onfgn, mann =.
we're Amos DOW, Greensboro si'Sh'' 'eo y
lapin, lras5ursb, sight
e., lst s.r1t Alfoy a SNOW 4o"nshenl
= slight corp Emery Howard do, slga', Henry
4 Bond, Jamalc., slight, Nathaniel a hoy!
: Essex, severe Jeremiah spears fatney sever
. Ransom L iathorn, Londonderry -.isa'' hiJh'
, Wlusaip W nhaii shsht
Lieu. Nm @ Dickinson, Vernon ics 'hgh'
n J., Ssrgt jackson S'oekwei, Nof'hhsll' severe
, Sidney Watson, Worcester siiahL oanue
Wilson Albany lsh'' Arson Ooolth' N98
bury 'ugb,
+ 4. Corp Jose T. 'T-{' " n''.'ek. s'Ah'
V EIm're lAbardle. AloaTSh' "ght' Ai"in
[ ~ tItt4us "A UHnI+Ha sight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

IRISH ENIuRATloN.-rbe departures from Ire
land continue without diminu,ion. One Of the
latest Cork papers SAYS the winter season appears
10 have no effect in lettering Intended emigr,nts
from the transatlantic passage. On the contrary,
there IS a steady increase in the number Of per-
sons leaving Cork Tor the United States, and the
country people now say that the coming spring
vii, in all probability witness q rush even greater
than anything yet seen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

CHFAr NEWSPAPERS "A penny newspaper q
among the things that were. The Philadelphia
Ledgfr and the Baltimore Sun we're both o.
this class, bat have been compelled to advance
The price to two cont. The proprielors Of the
Sun say they have been furnishing their slb-
scub'rs Tor a ,ong time back at ba, little more
than one third the aetuA cost OF the white paper.
The war and the government taxes are hs, change
lus the newspaper business
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02


BuRxrsylLE JUNCTION, Va, APT. u, 1862 ) /
Peer T. WaShbun, .4djf md ms rfn'
SRI have the honor to forward the follow
ing nominal list OF casualties among me troops /
OF this command ~ 'no "o.'ou VI '''
XIII
o s.,asaot t.vsondcr I, Jack
O'nPlu{ ~ e.T,sart ines W Br1m.
son' 'Is Ia.ooe I; Reas C,s,lpton. d Cord
ICY DAnoy' Ho'"0 = ~, Goo r, NI,rov nv
lhomAs 'o'u' Pm p ,'.ti,,. Ca ugr.burt
al'ou' "y a. 't 49, - .ioto.,o,
" geo v 9"'' .l XIX T ar.'Ysgr
n..,.... -, ~
A, Corp Henry ) stephen Durham IT iIl = =.
& Sylvester lo5est,1pl l. Joun Il ii p
JerIcho' ~ 's's' "a,'-' - ~
FOURTH REGIMENT
G, Corp Henry q tuleht0~n, tayani51.
FIFTH EGGlNENl
c. Henry c Pike, Albursh. i, Corp Julius
Baker. Salisbury, Lewis Young shorenam
H. Ser,t Edward Bfowniee, B3usln, Corp Chas
= INA Brandon. K. sergt John A smith,
B,lton
sxrH REGIMENT.
eh,,,,.L p,ck Weston. k. Msny.ng
c,.oD F.artI,n
o''o"' : '''' nl'.r,,.-y ,rcryr.r
I''l, - r..,,.,,o r,ri,
~ iI,0u' H. p'da, N.r,.-t NJ China
Hall Barnet Joha b, ,N Ns"P'INI' w. w. 0-''
Coloyi D4h'"''' 's' "
S1'oNo NH'' Nl''
Wounded.
nj, Con I.UisA Grant. Rockingham. hesd
,oys,g bnt MOI dan,erou,.
rornllenrv q se,ar. Stamford. shoulder
sligbt Norman ii RYAN, Stamford, hip slight,
Wm " Peals. Mancics or. hand slight.
Is. Corp Merritt ? Meanwhile, Poultney, wris.
slight, Corp john S Bateman, Pouluey, AIonz5
d Hodges. Rutland, thsn severe jacob Page,
Rutland
c. Hudson Mee,Ick, Pownal, face slight, John
L Jones. Randolph, hand slight, Joseph Gou.d,
hand slight.
D, Isaiah Piper, Brantree hand sght.
+, Corp Ebenerer Hopkins lunbudge, shout
der slight. Thomas flendry, Barton, arner NJ
Tllison underhi hand slight. John Grayelin
Montpelier, leg slight, Hosea llIlIsjn, Under
hill, Lex slight.
F, sergt Daniel b Gcorge, Lardwick, lee
slight, y son Matott, shoulder slight John
Cross, Ha.dwick, foot slight, YIN W Noyes
6 Sergt Cyrus Prior, UndornIll, Leg sIigat
Bsuce L. assor, Pawet
il, Corp WIN Knsley, Fletcher, face severe
Martin Hale, head slight, james Robinson, ham
slight.
|, Austin L Benson, Mount Holly, head sever
Oscar ) Newton, Sherburne, side severe, Wa
Slater hand slight.
X, Capt Erastus 6 BAllou, Boston, Left lei
slight. rp John Woodward, Holland
head slight, Jas Walker, Lincoln, hand and arr
slight. Jas Lavako, Burlington, Ihlgh sever,
WIN Yose arm severe
TAlRD REGIMENT.
n "m .e,,4 II p,,.a,r,,r NJ.
"ou''' 'p,'uS"0.o, p,,.'.C Ii,,i. s,,.s
ouTy, ConV4'u, 'e'o''' '.'. 10y - -
mas = M''''' e,.'' 4 s,,,,,.
uieasCu, ''N,S,'us 49, I.h ,Ta,o,,rd s,',a
SS'B. Oa,'' - 49, t...l H.,
corp ueV go 5 y, ~ 80 ~
Ooe' s,ig' -l"a'G =, 0s'' 49,, VIZ.
l. ls' Lieut. '"''o'' y '''"A''''
lace se'e ,,s.. ch.,,.,ou 1,,,..t,.,b ..y,,
Serg' mas q IpuuuoS' ''".euo.' " IL.
kooe" "Ou'oe' pAN'''H''l' '''s"' WV
severe - r.r. n.Au - -.
NJ "eu - iu''''' D'ioy' ~. -.
strong, a,uen, les a' W., ovo go - 0'''
h'en' S''s"'' 'a4l''au " '-. ~ ''''''
-, T9tSIn n hSSlhLNI !. .,;.A.
A. lime, N N'oe' Nea1so,Ioi uS"9 ','s /,
ouaS VI Ne''''' N'"0'''a'' ''o' "'h
confusion ~
~ geo "nOer. gOu''oos' I.,1 ha,G
UP "g"u 49,,
we're FRANK I pacue'Io', MH''''H''U'a'n 'e''
corp L'uosV opues"09 " 10. la,a,.'u T..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

married persons or those ABOUT Z
femAls. in every thing ooncernir
relations Of our sexual system, an'
yention OF offspring includlngall u
- ~. Ln.ILan |. a IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

~. " .ee,e.e t,,l "a'a y 80 N~."'I
They act directly upon the roots Of the hair IN,
vigouting them rendering the hair soft SILKY and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

one million dollars, will cause the lives OF
Abraham Lincoln, William Ii. Seward, ami AM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

uuCgtl0n WhItl YOU INV fIVF0NI7 N, m
ha ohaarvpd thar the ulysulu Is not 10 DO '"e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

ported from Washington tina, some woOld'0'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

rove rove, m uudor ths hD,ht, when put 10 proof
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

m,'. -. -~.- e. -,.;rs ofNa,'I 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

trs $3.50 to
JOtolb,0oi 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
List of Casualties in the Vermont Brigade.

HEADQUARTERS Vt. BRIGADE,
BuRKrsylLLR JUNCTION, Va. APR. II, 1862 !
Peer T. Wdsbbun, Adjt md ms. G1'.
Sri have the honor to forward the follow
ing nominal list OF casualties among the troops
ot his command in the action Of the - ult.
SECOND REelMENI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

President johnson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

u Hanover street, Boston
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