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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
Tdritt 5u %perfdufen.

Der Undergraduate 1T sepnnen, feline garm at perfaufen.
9ieielte 1T in Salem Sownibip, Sttapa Co.. s., 6 Meilen
~unterbalb benz ~blibenhen Stipthen Gilmore. am gprtaae SRI
Der ~selesen, melber f6iFtar 1T. Sieie 8arm entbait 100
ader. wooun 43 ader gut faltipirt finc. Der 0aef pom n ader
lit WalSun9 nit sutem !6o1s. Gs beinbet Tb auf cieIer Sarm
Elm sutes aranebaus, Staluna, S%bfsarten unb II SLIDER ira,
senee s%Seinreben. 9as eanb eisnet f6 iebr gut fur Dein.
bau Lungs benz Slufe. Der 8dufer fam io8leih 9efs bavDn
%nebn,en, fir suten 8aufbrief pirt s~ebarst. Ser greis une
bic 9erinsunsen itne bel 9errn u. 8rdmer in DAT Sarbcr,
Sttawa Co., o., 81 ~erfabren, pber BET benz 9~erfiufer,
Gecrse Moam Scra,
Sttdua Co., Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
Wetnbera al perfQufen.

20 ader nit tem grisiesium spn 40; 2 @der nit Geben
tephanst, bic ni6fen Serbit tbeilweiis tragen we,ben. 9as
eane lest am sesufsr, IS Uaeilen ,peitlid ron @lepslant. ,u.
sdnslid burd bic Giienbabn. unb gu g8afer unb gu eanre ppn
an3ue9en. welde in brei !Sabren fir lid iebf besablen mirb.
sdberes. erfdbrt man in SO. 1Os Glib 9uditrabe. peer man al:
ereifre,
S. 6. 81,
God trawer i55, VpfpfTce. Columbus, 8.
gugut 9. IS. 3mt bn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
0Qu5 3u p%erfdufen.

Ser lintsrseidnets 1T seipnnen. fem in @a6anna, sranflln
County. Ohio, ~selssenes 9aus gu strtaufen. OaFelbe III
iebr p~prt5eilbaft unb gut einaeridtet. aud set5ren 5 ss,tex
tau. @eionters ~seeianst 1T bic Gage fomie bas 6aus ,rr
Betrei6uns eines @ei6ifts unb wirb sssenpdrtia Elm groce=
rieaeibaft earin betrieben. Die 9eetnaunaen iino febr por-
t~beiibaft. Wesen gustunft wsnee man ib an BEN giaex.
tbnmer.
Scbn Setter,
@abanna. Branfin Co., Sbio.
Suli IS. AS. fmbp Su, 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
Otto 9refeL
Geutfber WbDDfat uno Nptar.

Office: @enssr's Slud, go. 247, sab=5Oaarate.
columbus, Shio.
Flbrt 8rpeeffe spr allen @eri6ten.
8eipr8t Nptariatsaef6dfts aler Mrt (0olma4-
ten. Seees, SHORTAGES. Seafes. @ontrafte ii. |. .p.0
@Olleettrt Seller i'm Sn= unb @uslante.
8efprat anfauf unb @erfauf pom @runteisentbnm,
a~esoeitrt eelb . Inleiben unb eplIeetirt
Bounty, riifitdnbise 2Sbnuns, Yen1cncn unh mt.
litariIhe Bcrperunsen irssnb rslher Mrt
fir Sfisiere, solcaten, reip. heren Witt pen umt Grben.
9a i'd mid nieber ausihliesli1 ter @bppfatur ~gepiemet
Babe, 70 erlaube i'd mir, benz heutiben 9ubifum ppn Neue,n
meme Sienae ~ansubieten srr 5abruns BON alaosiaden uno
8efpreun9 pon
Nctariatsz, 2anbascnturs unb &ehtaseihdften
iraenb ,pelher art. Nir i~tertrasene @siadfte iouen prompt
teipr9t werben.
Otto Oreiel,
eeutfder Gbsofat unb Nptar.
gplun,bus, O., Sult ~. '65. Ill p 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
Mufprberttua!
SIM Seutidsn S%sttlemsnt
ti gprnalf. 6uron Counts, Sbio 4
rem 25. Sfli fS65.

etniae meiner eanesleute unt fribere gadbarn in ~lnfftein am
Rbeim liebloie. ehrenribrise @eradte hter mid %perbreiten.
as babe ib sa 6aaie fali6e Giee seidwcren nne mir iOna
Saben 3u Sdulren f0ntmen laher, bic mid, fpenrt tuabr. tn
Den Muaen jeees redbtliden Mannes tef bernnter ieeen mh6s
ten. SD fable mid rein une frei BON all BEN mir aneebi6tfs
ten 5ansInnaen umb fOreere 9ieienisen auf, nit 8eweiien pr
DIE Senentlihfeit su treten. wierisenfals fe tn ben Gnaen
Humber hafteben.
Uinnen 4nrsem perte it i'm Stanee fein, bic senanefsn
Uewetie hber n,einen redtliden Waneel in Der alien 6eimatb
Cen Veriduineern meines @barafters ppr,ulegen unh perlaaae
ron ibnen. .penn iie itb nidt etwa bsheutenten unfpften zines
Sibell= Hsrpsefes ~ausiesen wplen, ben ipfOrtisen 9Sioerruf ibrer
9Isen.
Daniel urban,
ats l1nffein, BET gsufeItt an Der 6arht.
Mnnua q LOCK
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

unb tdmmerten NIT gteinen anf ben Grrf tes TIN,
9ladli&en Opfers, Bic es toht mar. sc iinb nod
feline 8ertaftunaen porsenOmmen rcrbsn; mir
molten afer ernflih bcfen, baB bic @erater Der
tsafiihtn x6at niht fret aus8e9en"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Sd 9srr 9uomis @sl1er in G6reflinc,
CRAWFORD &c., Sbic, mar 70 ~ssfaais, Die asentur
fir Den rgSsftcten" Su itsrnebmen uno sriuhen
mir nnlsre Sortissn 9slsr lire 3ahluns at Srn. g.
gseuer su entriatsn unb FA S~uittuns rcn nemisls
zen ansIteIsn Al la7en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
9eutfOer Bau in @aQtDn.

Der ltnter,eidnete madt hiermit isinen Sreunten iopie cen,
beuti9en Gublifunr ~iberbaupt befannt, tab er AM
Sienfas, Den IS. Musuf,
einen @au. in feinem a~erGuniaen Saale peranitalten pire, ,pe-
gu err aIIe bShi6it einl0bst. SIR quite aan,muIf, Speiien NIB
@etrdnte pirc beftens 9eirrat merren.
@intritt 81 90. Supper ertra.
Wattbias 9a1.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
@aitbau6 HI perfaufen.

Der Undergraduate 1T seiOnnen. iein inter benz Nanen gr.
DANCE befanntes @dfbaus su perfaufen. OaTelbe it in
WansTelb. Nibanb Co., Ohio. an Der Drain Strase aeleaen.
Der 9reis betrdst $4,000. Gs brnst seaenwirtis $3.50 3ents
elm. @eSinsunsen mad 0slieben ees Riufers.
Sc6n 9. Nstlaer,
WansFelb. Ridlanb 60. Sbio.
Tufi 81 '6k m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Cine GamitiensefAi4te. Ser u6arz
risbursb Selesrapb" ihretbt: Wir battsn beuts
Morsen Den 8eiuh zines trapsn goloatsn, Nanens
Spbn BON @ono, Gomp. u, 10. Ya. Gap., mslAsr
bic alnfunft isinss @ssiments %crpartst, I'm ieinen
Nblh,sb III tefcmmen.
@cn &coo 1T elm Seutiher unb gcbn bss 80.
S. BON &obo BON BuRtcwu, Spa. Ser 0ater 1T
81 Sabre ait unS psrlor neun sSbne I'M &ricac fir
bic Union. Ndt ~bsrislben fanten ibren Sob auf
Dem Shladtfslb. Ser nsunts ltart cen .9unssrtop
in Der GsfangeniAaft in Salisturp.
9ieier lestsre ab aus 9unser feline rsAts t9ano /!
= Sobn, wslAer uns bieis Mtittbsiluns ,naate, 1T
Der sslnts unS iiinsite Der Sriosr uno trast aAt
Narten bon Wunren, Die CT in @sfeAten barcntru9.
Nuh CT mar Elm @sfanoener in Salisturp unS 'rurs
be teim SAlub pes &risses tsfreit. Ssine @usia=
gen ~beitatisen pca1dnois Die seiosu, bsnen unisre
@efansenen in ben 9anoen osr Stebeaen aussesst
raren.
Grfuneisunsen, Die mir einse,cssn BON anberca
Seitsn, unterrihtsn uns, DAP gSu.. Bon @roo, Der
@ater Der ;ebn 9elosn, elm iebr seahtster Birssr
pom Bustcmn lit. = 9iest eS sinen 3~lpeiten Mann
in Der Welt, pelAer auf Dem Nttar %unieres @aterz
lanoss mebr Secpfert, als bieier SeutlAe?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

S% 6crr Sec. q. &sinbarb in 8all,
Sairfsle Co., S9ic, mar 10 ssfalia, Die slssnt>
fir ben r@eftctsn" am bcrtisen plase unb
Su iitsrns6msn. ltniere bcrttsen Mtrns
nenten eriu4en mir bebbalt, lore @iditdnbe an
nsnleltsn 5a tsja9lsn unb iih Suittuns a~uSitsasn
III foTeu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
Columbus wnrftberibt.
2ln RE @ebre6liden unb Ser
ipunDeten.

Or. @ep. 9epncrs beiense Solbe BELT ale drpnifden
rnc ~sufiQisen @nneen. Die iOnt fir ~unbeiltar erfldrt merten.
me aud 8ranfbeiten Der 6noden nit Sdmein rter Ausseb.
rung Yerbuneen, peee geihmult Snpdenfras 9liaets
pter Gntfeluns hes 8Hdarates. Srumme unr 8ndli6e
wsrben wiebsr serabe. wenn ie nod int iusenclidsn glter limb.
3benmatismus. SlieeeribnerB. Sautausfblag, Scrpfnla.
@rptpslas, s6arlaf, 6eu6bnfen. @nttancun9 Der eeber,
2unge. 9iieren, Guaen uno Sbren.
Stride @uneen mercen in unslaublib furser Belt aebeilt.
eEe es Otter sibt, neinlih 9ranewunesn unb Srsftbeulen,
observation-disclosures pcer Gerfplitterunsen in iplben 1dIlen.
no grane peer MprtiTcatipn a~nfdn9t, mirc in ;msi Stunten
ale @efabr reribuineen.
SIR Ndberes wOlle man a%sbrehiren unb sinen HoaitGmp Bel,
leen an
Gr. 8ecrs 8snner,
Sifiu, Seneca 60, Ohio.
Sd phnihe in allen Starten asenten gu babtn.
aug. 10. 1865. 3mt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Sa8 Sdn8erfef in Dresbem. @is srcS,
artis has Sdn9erfet in Sresbsn ausssfaQsn iein
mub, bas sebt aus Der fclseneen Nctij zines gcr>
rcepcnfenten b@erpcr:
@on niat idafiben Sdnstrn 'pirr man unse,
fabr 5000 Mlann ermartsn fDuuen, pGbrsne Sats
len auein 5000 Mtann felt. Ser Sinssritann
lriro mad mstner 8erednuns 100000 Wtann
taiisn, BOD rirS bic Ua1unsefraft Der innsrsn Gall
lie paeurh perrinasrt, Dap ale 3ubDrsr Siss erbals
ten. Nuf oieie Weiie miro bic 6aue ,%ulannmsn faum
iter 10000 Wann fafIsn. Sic Sise ino 10 einz
ssriAtst, baB fe Su atiasn anissflaprt psroen fSns
nen, an reldcn mad Den Saupt> 9(uffibrnnssn ssz
isaise Sanseratencs itattInpsn. Sic gaalen ,rer.
Dem Dor Naelm in Ma1snquartiers ssteft, bic Midts
iaHisn Eel 6ief8en einquarttrt. 9as Ginquartie=
rem TT fs jest fctr gut oesansen, uue CO tat fsine
Nct9. Sic Mtaienquartisre inp itbr nett sinass
rihtet, bic Sa9erifdtten lino nit 6cl, tcfleicuna UNI
seesn uno tefebsn aus strcbs Matrass nit &cpfs
fifteen, 8etttuA uno mcQsnerG s6e, bsrsn SeiterrsiA
auf eincn leiien Winf, uin fb telistt at maiden,
$4,000 seihidt bat; fe srtbaltsn ferner cine Slide
nit benz ~nStti3sn @aiaserdtt, 8ri6aHdss uno
Gsl elIhafts,immer unb allies 9ausserdtb neu une
untenust. 9inldnslias Beeisnuns gum @sinisen
Der alsicer &c. miro ssaent uno Wiitslieoer ees
WO9nunssanaiaufts baben bic @cas bss Wirtbes
III iiternetmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
QSDrmunD1baftfitjer gsrrfruf.

lin cine Srere hes Saaiienstrt5ts er tyraf8aft sraafliu
Spm Is. Sult 1865 ausSufnbreil, merle Id ais @ormaut pcu
Spbann Dattefelb une G0nrat 9attef,tt:
am SamifaS, ben 10. Mu, at t24. N1rlHtaas
10 ubr,
nor Der sbIre tss Gourtbaufes in ter Statt Columbus, has
nabfolsenee eruneeteentbum SHentlib an BEN Wseiabietenhen
gum 0ersaufe %ausbisten, ndmlib bic u%naetbeiite SdiIte Der
Got SO. Is pom elmer Suboipifipn elmer sebn Mder 2otte. wei-
de gbrabam Stptts RON 6. l6epI in Der Ndbe Ter Staet 60.
lumbus sefauft BAT. unb melde ~unsefibr einen bal6en ader
snttdlt, nnt entbdlt haber bic 8ebabts u~naetbeilte &dlfte un=
aefdbr einen Siertel ader.
Saufsssimsunsen Sin Drittel baar am gerfaufstaae; elm
Srittel in einem Sabre Inb elm Drittel in spet Sabren pom
0erfaufstaae. uns belize leste 3abluuaen perihert turt einen
WPprtsase auf tas perfaufte @,untftid nit 6 9rpsent Sntes
re1en.
Die gshatte ~unsetbeiIte Salfte 1T abseiddst su $3.50 90.
@cnrab 6etnmiaer,
8orntunb ron sSrbann aMb Conrad 8attefelh.
GcIumbus, Sbip, am IL. Suli 1865.
Sur Na6ri6t. Die GigentbImer Der anberen unse.
ttsilten Silfte Der eeeatten Got $40. is fnb bamit einrer.
%ifancen, gu terielbeu i3eit ane gu b~enfeIben 9ebinsunsen 81
perfaufen.
tis19Mu9. trnbu Sonrao 9etnmiaer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

o. s. Votteler, Srselbauer,
3tftn, Sbfp,
sInpnebit fd ben, Hublifum une Defenders Cen idmn,tli&en
@en,einsen ais gerfertiger BON
%trbeus unb SaussCrgeln
BON ieeer b~elisbiaen @rSee, mad BEN neueaen ss.rs,s.rruo.-
us ~ ben b~ilisiten greifen, unter gertderuna Der beasn
Irbeit. ''H'"
Neparirsn nno Stimmsn BON Sraeln pirb oufs
bette tsicrst.
SUM IS. '65. amt ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
@rocerie unD 8ropiitonSitore.

Die linterseidneten brtnsen einem esebrten @ublisum foe
mUbl. ais ibren teutf6en Sreunesn, biermit sur Renntnib, has
tie ait her
Gds ben SoHfraBe mb Srutb putlic cane, im
alien stcrs hsS Germ S. Staurius, Gin
@rDcerte nmo @robuften $ 8ef6dft
erSHnet baben. 0ieielben taben bereits einen ansaeseitneten
8prratb pom Groceries empfanaen unb perben it'd bemiben,
bic CUNT ees gubltunls baburh gu ~erperten, ba6 lie tets Be.
reit iins, bic befen Ssaaren gu iol6en 9reiieu su lisfsrn, mel.
DE 6iufer in jeher 6iniiht ~sufriesen felen werben. Mls
imnse gnfdnser redbnen ~tisielben auf Die tlnterfnsuna ibrer
%Sanesleute nns werben gles %aufbieten, 8dufsr. welbe i6ren
store ~beiuten. 70 su ~bebienen. tab bieielben m~ieberfommen.
u @efaafte Waarsn wereen BEN 6unten fret in's .6aus
Belefsrt.
Srisoria Bed,
Ybilipp Shmibt.
Suti 10. 'R5. nb M
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

SeutI1e Qiteratlr. - Speksn er6iclteu mir Die
6efte IL, 10, IA uno Is ben Trieorih Gerbaro's
Seutias q merifantiAsr @artenlanb
Sieie Nummern Der tntersi1anten uno %teliebtsn,
%s,reimal mcnatlih eriAeinenben 3eitiArift entbals
ten: Sic Scrtiesuns ces ror5a9lidcn Nuertah'z
iAen @cmans rnuf Ter 6Sfe", .pfsifenbannss" 4,
BON S. 8. s. Ssmme; Der gSclfs Benjamin"
BON ST.. @srtGdsr, bic @olo1uher", bas ncaeiie
4roeuet BON 6crn,ann Shmio, ,no riele aneers Grz
sahlunsen, BciAreitunssn u.i. 10. Ss1eaunssn
fSnnen Eel Dem 9eraussetsr, Germ Gr. @srbaro in
unD ;3situnss> 9lsentursn semaht msreen. Ser
Mtcnnementspreis tstrdst $3.50 per Sa6r, e%tnSels
ne 9efts TO ten 20 Gcnts. Sic vGartsnlauts" fat
fh tereits in Sauienbsn ceutih ? aucrifaniider
Gamilien einsetarssrt, Was wcbl Der bsfs Ssrcis
ibrsr @rrtreHlihfeit 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Ser Yfirlii&tanoe1i in @sw 0orf
Sic Nslp Dcrfsr StSts. ihreitt:
Sie Nsw Serisp Giisntabn> unb Sranspcrtz
Company BAT bic meiitsn 9fr1As, ,rslds sieicn
CONNER i'm Ntarfte inb, bisrber sstraat. Sis
labt tasliA etnsn rsaelmdbisen 9a9n5us l~auisn,
relaer Den Namsn rSelarare pfriia 3us" fabri
une melasr jsbsn Morsen 10000 Bic 20 1000 &Sr=
ts Ssla'rare Yfriae, meiit aussHeiansts > Scr=
ten, III Dtartte trinst. Geitsrn Mcrssn tsfano
Der 3us aus % Sabnrasen mub rrrseitern aus 40
Wassn. Sshe Gar entbdlt 500 SDrts 4frihe.
NuBsr benz 0elauare : 3ua trinst bic @er
Seriep 8abm taslia 4 Bic 1000 aSrte 4fr1as gu
Marfte. Sn Ser nahasn Wche errartet BIZ
Grmpasnie rurhianittlib Il, 1000 SSrte Der lsstes
rem Grudt 81 Marfte su trinssn. suh erwarts
man TT Der ndAitsn Ncde cine melt srS6ere 3u'
fubr BON SslararssYfrihen.
9as Gnbcrt marine Wettsr Der aesentrartiseu
@o4s fat bic gfr1Ae iebr raid s~e,eitist, uno BIT
Gambler prcpbeSeien, DAP Die 3ufu6r plSslih anfs
bSren riro, ME i'm rcrisen Sabre Der San mar.
Sic penioen rcr5aslthenS crter, relde iratsr ans
e@an,en, trahtsn 6 bis Z SolarS per 3crt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Stuff 49,. '65.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
Special Notircs.
FEW REASONS WHY raE
AMERICAN WATCH

lS THE BEST.
II Is made on the best principle while the foreign
watch Is generally made on principle at ALL III,
foreign watch is mostly made BY women and boys n,
HAND While their labor is cheap, thei work Is dear
any price. Such watches are made without plan and
sold without guarantee They irregular in construc
tion and quite as irregular Ia movement They are de-
signed only to sell and the buyer Is the party thor
ouRhly sold. Those who have kept 4" ancres." ole
pine" and "Swiss levers 10 proiessed repair for
few years will appreciate the truth Of our statement
TUE PLAN or THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead OF being made ~ several hundred little piece,
screwed together, the body Of the American Watch Ia
formed of solid plates No jar intsrferes with the hAr
mony Of its rkng and sudden shock throw its
machinery out o. gear In riding any business pur
sItt II all held together firmly single piece Of
metal IL is just what all machinery should be-
lst. Accurate. ID Simple. Sd. Strong 4th. Eco
We not only secure cheapness BY our system, but
qlaity We do not pretend that our watch be
bot That for its real value 1t Is sold for onehAf the
price.
Oar Soldiers Watch (namsd VIM. Rnsry) is wh., It's
indioatesS Solid Substantial and aiways reliable
warranted TO stand any amount Of marching riding
hghunR
Our next higher quality Of Watch (nsmed p s. Bart.
le) Is similar in size and general Appearance but has
more jewels, aud more elaborate finish.
Our Ladies' Watch recently brought ort s put up in
great variety Of patterns, many u them Of beauty
time.
The proof Of the merits Of our Watch may be found
Ia the fact that ~e now employ seven hundred
woTkmeu IN our factories and that still unable
% supply the constantly Increasing demand.
Our lhree quarter Plate Watch thinner and lighter
than the otherswe have described. It's fne
balance IL deicatey adjusted correct the variation
caused by changes Of temperature These witches are
the fruits the latest experiments 10 chfonometfy and
are made BY our best workmen, In separate depart
men u our factory For the fne time keeping quail
ties ihef challenge comparison vi the best works OF
the most famous English ard Swiss makers
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents flr the American Watch Company,
boOJ lo2 Broadway, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
GEN. s. @. GRIFFIN.

The Boston Advertiser has the following
sketch Of Gen. Griffin, the former brigade
commander Of the l7.h Vermont IT,
! Identified with the daily fortunes and the
| remarkable experience, and dear to the heart
Of every past and present member Of this
brave column is Simon O. Griffin. This off,
GERS brilliant and heroic bearing at the head
of bis regiment in the terrific battle of Spott-
sylvania Court Houe under the personal no.
tice Of his corps commander, Gen. Burnside,
and Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, elected from both
Generals prompt recognition BY recommend
alton for the commission Of brigadier general,
which was soon received from the War De-
partment. General Griffn's fighting expert
ence began at the first Bull Run as captain in
Gilman Marston's celebrated second New
Hampshire regiment, and includes all the en-
gagements already named in the record Of the
sixth. He commanded the second brigade,
ID division, 9Th corps, sometimes as brigade
and again as division commander. In illus
tralion ofthe awful experience Of Gen. Griffins
command, note the fact that, when his brig
ade joined Grants advancing hosts it number
ed 2700 men, and when it finally reached the
lines Of Petersburg it had lost n killed, woun-
ded and missing over 5000 having been
beautifully reinforced during the pauses Of
that long march of battle, and having, as
shown, been most awfully decimsted by the
shots and shells Of the hosts Of treason it en-
countered
The brigade and division to which General
Griffin was attached have not at all times re-
ceiyed in the public prints the credit due
them. In the desperate and prolonged strug-
gle before Fort Sedgwick (wearing the rebel
sobriquet Of Fort Hell) before Petersburg on
the I'd day Of April ult., his division, brigade
and regiment may be said to have borne the
orunt OF the fight and Of the desperate attempts
Of the enemy to maintain their ground and
to these commands belong the honor of break
ing these serried lines of men and carrying
those strong works which were the key TO
the rebel position.
Gen. Griffin is at home, to report by letter
to the War Department, which means muster
out,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
CHEESE FACTORIES.

A writer in the Woodstock Standard gives
the following account OF the cheese factory
at Enosburg:-
The building is one hundred and eighty
feet long, thirty feet wide, and about eight
cen feet length of posts. On the ground
floor are four large watts, holding four thou.
sand pounds of milk each, lined with tin and
resting on frame work about foot high
The watts are provided with a chamber in
which cold water is placed for the purpose oil
reducing the temperature of the milk. The
vats being filled, the temperature is reduced
to 70 degrees for the reception of the rennet
and then raised again by the use of steam to
"a degrees, after which the process is nearly
the same as that usually adopted in private
dsiries. The whey is drawn off by syphon,
the curd is placed in hoops about nineteen
inches In diameter, making the cheese to
weigh from ne hundred 70 one hundred and
twenty pounds each, and they are then placed
In the press, which is constructed of two long
beams a convenient distance from the floor,
one over the other about three feet, and con-
nected by strong iron screws. When suffici-
entle pressed, the cheese are conveyed up
stairs, where they are properly cared for un-
til sent to market Otter is used to give
them nice cream color.
An accurate account Of the weight of each
mans milk is kept, and he receives propor-
tlonate share in the sales, averaging, | be-
lieve, one pound of cheese to eight and one
half or nine pounds of milk. Six hands
four girls and two men-are Sufficient help
to work the milk of thousand cows, and
can make ton Of cheese per day from that
number.
Factory cheese last year brought twenty
seven cents in market, which, after deducting
one cent and half, the cost Of making,
still left the price higher than private made
cheese.
A large number Of hogs are kept on the
whey. In one yard at Fast Berkshire, | saw
~s~riy one hundred and fifty.
Your readers are aware that cheese facto-
ries were first established few years ago in
New York, where they have met with such
eminent success as to commend them to dairy
men everywhere. | think may safely say
that the time is not far distant when the sys-
tenn will be adopted in every section of the
country where large dairies are kept.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
WHOLE NO. 3O6S.

MURDKR.-Davd Kinsman about sixty
years Of age, was killed in Sandgate, Ben
nington county. on the morning Of the 18th
inst. by William Pendolph. jr. The Man
chester Journal says that Kinsman was on
the way to his work, when shower came up,
and he stopped at Peudolph's house for shell
ter. They talked together some time quite
pleasantly, but finally Pendolph told Kins-
man to leave the house. A the old man
turned to go, Pendolph seized an axe and
struck him in the back. Mrs. Wheeler, an
old lady living in smother part Of the house,
saw this blow, and in her fright ran for the
neighbors, but heard the sound Of other
blows as she was leaving. 1t seems that
Pendolph then searched the clothes Of his
victim, took his pocket book and knife, and
carried them quite distance from the house
and hid them In hollow stump in the woods.
he then returned TO the house, threw
blanket over Kinsmsn as he lay in the yard
still alive, aud went to one Of his neighbors
for help, stating that Kinsman had ft.-
On approaching the house they were met by
the persons whom Mrs. Wheeler had called
together, who disclosed the true condition of
things. Pendolph was then charged with the
crime and denied having touched Kinsman,
but afterwards admitted that ne struck him
and claimed that it was done in self defense.
When pressed further he confessed that he
had taken away the pocket book of the
wounded man, and told them where it would
be found. The men sent for it were unable
to find il, and Pendolph was fnally taken a.
long and took il from the stump where he
had concealed il. An examination was had,
and Pendolph was committed for trial and
taken to the Jail at Bennington by constable
Provan. Kinsman was speechess from the
time he was found till his death, which oc-
Cured on Tuesday the 18th A post mortem
examination was held by Drs. Mosely and
Turner. Three of the ribs were found broken
from the back bone and pressed into the vital
organs. The skull was also broken by an
other blow Of the axe. Kinsman's pocket
book contained but six dollars, but he was
generally supposed to carry five or six hun
dred dollars with him. and the hope Of fnd-
ing this is thought to have caused the murder.
The people of Sandgate we're very much ex-
cited about the affair. and if more persons
had arrived at the scene of the murder at an
early hour. Pendolph would quite likely have
been executed without trial. Kinsman was
quiet and inoffensive man. Pendolph is
between thirty and forty years OF age, and
had previously borne bad character.