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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
EFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.

The war il now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming homej
Jen Davis has been caught.
EuzIal huEza nov bang your banners sus
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is isughable indeed;
he tried to run In pettiooats,
But he did not succeed
HuzzAl huzzal hang al your banners out,
shout.
Our boys did think it very strAngv,
a woman should retrs-t
With . great boaie-khilef In hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzzal huzzsi our b'ys have got good sense;
'TWiEt galter shoes and stOgy boots they know
Oh, crinollRe, We think you nne,
For you would not cnnesal =
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel
iHuzsa ! huzssl there's nothing half SO nBe
To show q foot and ankle of, hk' well raised
Torr Gays are numbered now, old Jen.
d You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view, - OIL.
Than the 81 d Of q stout rope.
HuszAf huzzA ! Jsd Davis has no shoe; IL
In settling up all bis accounts Just keep hi
The boys who csugbt Jeh Eavis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new suit
AT ISkACS U0ON HALJi -
Huzzal huzEai ding the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming hone, let all Ihs
people shout
The Largest and Best Stock Of Fashionable
Clothing in the West al the Lowest Prices, At
5 Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines. Storr's m Pressmsn, and
strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor superior and Union streets. q
50 Look ont for the Giants my25
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LOST.


CTRAYRD OR STOLEN-Lsst even
- ing, q Horse and Buggy, from st. Clair ST., be-
tween Bank end Seneca. The finder will please re-
port ct No. 4 Rouss'a Block seplz:Z2
II O5T-WOMAN.-Mrs. ID. n. Furry,
II (uaiden name Lucy Il. Wing mystenouslY dis
apneared Houday afternoon. September 9Th, 1855,
rom Ravenna, Chic, supposed TO te in q state OF
te1porary de~rangement. She 10 about fet ! inches
hlgn selent ~; 4, Tbrown "a ayed psar III = NJ !:
a email WArt near TiRht eve. She had on a DARK cal
leo dress, plaid SIX shawl, Neapolitan drab-coiosed
bonnet Trimmed with blue, an 4 q brown veil. She
wore 4 large plsin oval-shaped geld breAstpin, with
her hther's miniature in it Two rings, one . plain
heayy gold one. with Furry" marked on inside. the
other 3 pt. ring. II lie supposed she left Baveanh on
In A. & 9. W. or O. & T. r. K. Any person address,
ing DR.. q. Y. CARROLL. Ravenna, Ohio, giving IN
brmation Of toe lost, will relieve her friends from
an affecting suspense. and be suitably rewarded.
Other parers please copy. sep9 PA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12

OalltOrni&...... SOOO,OUUl --
- Total pounds-------.---y------l56.i7 1898
At the afternoon session of the Associa-r
ton, the committee appointed to report
permanent officers, presented the following
officers: 1850
President-E. B. BigelOw, Boston, Mas
sachusetts.
Vice Presidents-T. s. Faxton, Utica,
N. Y Theodore Pomeroy, Pittsield, Mass;
Samuel Bancroft, Medis, Pa. ss5i
Treasurer-Walter Hastings, Boston
Mass. .t.n ~ - -,
Among the Directors are the following
from Pennsylvania aud Ohio: Pennsylvsc
nis-S. w. Csttell, Philadelphia; Eman.
usl Hey, Philadelphia; John Oovode,
Lockport Station; Charles Spencer, Ger
mantown. Ohie-AIton Pope, Cleveland;
A. P. Stone, Columbus Z. j. Sherod,
SteubenVille. -3fi-a a IA az
The committee appointed to ASCERTAIN the
amount of wool used by the Government
during the last three years, reported the
following:
Yards Of kersey used, 2......,...-.-... .., 81 ,716,ss2
DO do do o6s.G........-..-. %. s ,bI5)
Pounds Of Wool used, lsS2..,..-..--...6l,4s ash. no
do Q do 40 81 ,27s. s9A
The returns for the last year have not
yet been received, but it is estimated to be
about the same as the preceding year.
In the evening, the Association, by invi.
tstion, assembled at the Continental Hotel,
where a most bountiful supper was provi.
ded. After the clothrWas removed, Morton
Nc Michsel, Esq presiding, welcomed the
guests to Philsdelphis in q neat speech, an
extract from which viii be found else.
where. Among the sentiments was one 10
the health of Henry O. Carey, "who had
done more to forward the manufacturing
interests of Pennsylvania than any Other
man now living, or of any who had here.
tofore lived" In acknow ledging the sen.
timent Mr.. Carey said: es-l5 o.
We had Just closed Q little complaint or
trouble. which had cost Us only about three
or four thousand millions. It had actually
benefited Us to the amount Of twenty mil
lions. Il was the only wal which had
eveI benefited any party engaging in it.
For the first time we have found that
there was really q harmony of interest
among all the people Of our nation. If we /
had failed to show that such was the fact
we would have failed to show what the
interests of our country really were. The
little war is closed. The great war is
ahead. How are we to get through 1.-THE
war with John Bul2 We must get
throughit by showing the same fact that
the laborer Is interested in its success. Ia
the big war you have no flag to rally
around, and if you are going to be success
full in il, you have got to teach the people
that there is q real harmony of feeling
among all classes of manufacturers. we
have the power, within the next ten years,
to become the controlling power ofFHa
world. The iron men and cssl marsr
equally interested with the wooden men
and the men of the North, South, last and
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12

Since the fall of Richmond, upward of
100000 men, with all their regimental Of
Acsrs, have been mustered out, disbanded,
paid of, and every mar conveyed to his
doorstep atthe expense of the government,
over the whole expsnse of our wide cOun-
try. .om Eastport at the extreme North
east TO tSs Falls of St. Anthony, at the
Northwest, anu st. Louis, at the Southwest
and embracing all the Middle and Border
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
rirs IN r,,nburrl,.

On Sunday morning, AbOuttwo Uaclock,
a fire broke out on board the steamer River
Queen lying ct the dock in Pittsburgh,
and that vessel and the steam tug George
Allen were beth burned. Other boats
living near were in imminent danger and
were oAly preserved by the exertiOns of
the fremen.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
cLoThlnG.
&. RKEINHeImER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

.V . superfOr street,
MOULD ANNOUNt K TO THE
public that he has a fulI line Of CIOihiDg oil
his oun msnufastuIe and Of the best ma.sriAl, nov
on hand.
iPsrtieulsr attention is called to the manu'ao-
ture and style Of tn- work. We employ none but
the best Of nothing put
the be 4 Of trimmings in each SUI
g.ru-nt. satisfied, fcom exp p risncs, tnat tCe 49,
nothing but nrst clHs
work. we the reiOre offer no Eastern seq shop gooos
to our customers. but everything OF our owe oan-
~uiacture, made and trimmed equal to the oesteuS-
tom work.
Our CUSTIM DEPARTMENT. IS under the
charge Of Mr. SPESOGR, . Cutter Of fifteen yeers
experienee IN the beat Ns~ York Houses, ana We
can irrthfuly say that he has no equAllnt nls
city, and we defy aBy BOGse in TIE CITY 70 tatn
out . garment In the style and finish OF ours q,
Genslsmsn in want OF first Glass garments VII
here find Q full assortment Of French and Eng is9
Beavers, Tr.eots, BreadolOtbs, Usssimeres and
Vestiugs OF all desirable SHADES snd novelties
Remember that We do no yockeying BUSINESS
have nut N PRICE. and sell At low nSures.
We manufacture our OSn goods pay no manu-
~facturer any prodT, consequently We can save tseh-
~ per cent by 20 doing, he bsnent Of which Ne
give to our Customers.
Give Us . call, and you will be satisfied that TINS
is the sase, sDd that We deal honorasly By all
HuR25 R6edAti ARA IN eaE .l
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Is He the NAN.

3 We have ono or twice inquired whether
the General q. w. Morgan, the pseudo
democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio.
was the came General Morgan whe was
thought to have behaved like a coward
in the battle of Ohicksssw bayou. We
find in The Cincinnati Enquirer a rather
abusive article, in which we are referred
for answer to a biography of General Nor
gan In the New American Oyclopedis.
Bat as that biography was published be-
fore the battle of OhickasaW BAYOU. we fail
to sac what connection there is between
the two. There are several gentlemen
who came out of the war with q reputation
very different from that with which thew
went into it. Our quetion did not even
refer to General Morgan's career previous
to Chickasaw bayou; and as our Demo-
cratic contemporaries only abuse US, without
attempting 70 defend Morgan, we must
conclude That he is the very man whose
conduct in that bloody and unfortunate
engagement wss thought to bs disgrace.
fnL.-Chicago RepabticGn,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
RifhOIR Items.

Acne hundred barrel we'll was struck
on Wednesday, n mile above the mouth
Of PIthole creek.
Two tanks of the Twin Well burst on
Friday, causing the loss Of t~wenty-four
hundred barrels of oil.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
FOUND.
FOR EALE.

EOUNDLThis morning, on Long st, 9
Il large Brass KsY. Apply at this Office. sna ns1
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ApYERTIsEMENTs.

nSr"E 70 Lea" sFer Sole" aIost," "Razt," "
'Fo~ad" ~"Be@diHgN &es cot e~seedils FoUR
LINES each, pilIb Be Inserted in ah eolaaa once for
% Gents; Aot exceeding HIGHT LINES, %
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
MIsCELLANEOLTs
- 0o0 NONEY ADYANOaN

S5O,OUU n suns % .ait-as the old stand am
W-n-known NAGkEBS LOAN OFFICE gn seou-
~Sss ofeFery nud, viEs Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Wars, JeWelry. Guns, Pistols.
C6othing, Dry Goods, Pianos, HelodeonsS and all per-
s,1si proDerty snd articles Of value, on the most sat
Isf.ct5ry terHs. Business strictly private. Estab-
Hshed 81. B.Bi-A variety Of unreeeemed Watch
e. Jswsin. Guns, ETC., ior sale ct bargains.
noe-oorn Of Water and Superior Etreetss over
Oo octzs J, q. W. WAGNER.
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WANTS.


WANTED
EMPLOY TIE S0LDIERS.-
Businezs men are requested TO apply lot Olerksj
Book- keepers Pc Iers, hechaniSs, Apprentices ana
GTplsyees. 70 the Agency Of toe Sanitary Oomnls-
sio6- 10. So Bank street, where Soldiers, honorary
discharged and well qualified, vii De Ouho "LHhs
RefeTe1ces VIII be furnished when required. No
charge fr services Of this Agency
..Situati0ns are nov wanted lor the lChoNnsi tn'
BoOk-keepers, fine penmen;
II CLERKS, experienced in dry s0o9s' grooergo olOk
store
2 PortersS
Biacksmifhs;
Marble Gutter;
WOODEN kinisher;
l Shoemaker;
Farmers;
5 Maohinists and Tinsmith's apprentice
s have no trade and win 90 amp thirg5
disabi ID men wish places rs messengerss ssents
Please send IN your orders and help these men TO
earn an honest livi0g. Apply At
So BANK STREET,
o..o GIkVFGAND. OHIO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12

lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, a lsrge STOCK Of
FANCY OASSIMERES,
BLACK D0E5KINS,
BLACK DALIAH& BBON N BROAD OLOrH,
BLACK AND FANCY 5ATIHETTS,
EVERET MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST OOTTJNbDES, a
BLACK AND DRAB HALIEHS,
SILICIAS SATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
. FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tsilors, County Merchants and Who's-
sale buyers generally, will ind it to their sdyan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where. s MANN,
ljyI3 I63 Superior st. OPP. Bank st.
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Its stated that General Sherman has
accepted N Invitation to attend the State
Fair st Columbus.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12
ro0 Statesmen WANTED-To so
licit and ~ 9Ia hM gi1NooSLN.
1s DI a !: = RnLHIERR,

..5.,oaa Ann,., Professional men, Lay Preach
fearheTs- MechsnIcs and Farmers even, Elli hnd
~ y a rleasant. aud Al tue same time e lGeratiEe 90
81 taxe from IS to I5 supscrbers per week
70 further nformatf9 apply personally 70 or "a.
d. Nv mail. @. Z. BOLTON &BkO51 Eubneners q
40 Gs5ersI Agents for Books and Engrayinss 81
No s. % floor, LymAn's Book near court HenSei
Cleveland. Ohio
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12

$3.50 FEB rEE M e ST.l9 ooaal1 I'M Sl50
ltate To sell the BARTLETT SEHlhe m1-
"a: fullV licensed under patents OF love wv9n
ss(JisoS. Grover a Baker and Siugsr h 70. We VIII
NV = monthly salay and expenses, OF ehqH La.ss
so1missiou on sales. For partiou saEss mnsstee
eSotaIn@1s tarrf.orV. 20 inclose 9 stamp hnq aooreE
PsGE rHOfHERS, sole Agents for Dnlted state1s
ialSummit st., Toledo, o, a1gl4:5z:ImaS9M-
$40. G, & s. CRYSTAL D. 7. $29.
g-O. vear can be realized gliding and put
nt06n fiog M the Crystal Doe PLATE
XIlItII Aeents y anted. stock. Tools and IN
UlUUU stS1ctions cost s2n. III. TODD& CO.s
"a Nagsau street, New YORK.
SEsR F.SK a CIRCULAR. sepk:S55oaR
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Total-~.-746 lls, $4,000 8l,28s.s5 8 as,Os6, OOo
LBER OF SHEEP, POUNDS OF WOOL, AND HIsLD
HEAD III THE ATLANTIC LOYAL STATS.

Allan. stst.s..s = 9s ss5 Imp'tsdE n. Y ...Be,s74,I2s
Californis-... s.OOO,OOO go
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" Mes
w 41-rt.. Venrs lor the Life Of Abraham Lin
" bsrsI fsTms and exclusive 6errttory g1aran-
9S4- Applieatio1s from ieEurnso Sneers, sSsSlerss
od aeents, and 81 young men o. nohny az 49, !
bsgensy kddrsss, Tor tsrlas, territory g, 70 :.
~ Rhodes q 70. IS Fifth St. or : S2Ls@A
Pittsbureb. Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27
THR ST. ALBANs RAIDERS.

Ia the court at Mootteal. on Tuesday,
Lieut. Young the leader OF the -. Alban,'
raiders, read paper saying that his acts had
been ia rstshauou Tor Federal outraRes com
m tied at the south that what be had done
va. by the order and authority OF his gov
ern neat that ne was surprised by the atu-
tude Of the Canadian governmeDt toward
him. but had full confidence that the judiciary
would do him jIsiice though the heavens fall
nnmoysd by government influence and the
claims OF the fearful that he had done his
dutj as a Confederate soldier, and was ready
30 ABIDE ,he consequence; and throwing out
,hi. hint tor tae benefit OF the people
e can assure the good people of st. Al
bans that the day upon which die will be
one that will bring wall to the beat fami-
ie- ia the Green Mountain State. My death
will be avenged, and THAI in the blood OF
Vermont officers. And again assert that
have heart for every fate. aud if English
law fails to protect me my government can
aud will ayenge my sacrifice at the shrine ui
q cause TO winch thousands nobier than /
have yielded .n-ir Ife's blood"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

The Columbus (OhiU) journal tells a queer
story about married couple in that place.
The husband Is tyrant. One evening dur
ing a recent severe storm his wife was out
visiting a neghOor; aud when she applied
for admission on her return. her husband
pretended not to know her. She threatened
to Jump into the we'll IT he did not open the
door Having no idea that she would do so,
he obstinately refused 70 recognize herr so
she took log, plunged it into the we'll, and
simultaneously with the splash it made she
placed herself by the side OF the door as
soon as ner hus band darted out 10 his night
clothes she darted in, locked the door and de-
olared that she dtd moi knolO him She froze
him till he was penItent, aud then let him
in. If the reader doubts the story, we can't
help it.
At Milledgeyille, the residence of Govern
or Brown, was sacked, and ten boxes of old
sherry, branded lS-; we're found. The
mouths OF certain staff officers had just be-
gun water, when Gen. Howard came up,
and ascertaining the state of affairs, the 0eA
don't drink, ordered the bottles to be brok-
en-. Remonstrance was useless, and the eyes
of the gallant ofiicers, whose mouths had
begun to water, hiied With tears AS the choice
liquor ran into the sacred soil of Georgia,
aud they declared ('pon honor) that it was
the most painful -'sat they had ever wit
messed.
The National lntelhgencer says. We
understand tho President has promoted pre-
vet Msjor General Godfrey Weitsvl to a full
Major 0enerslship, al the suggestion of Gen
Grant and Secretary stanton. 4 bis may
perhaps, be taken as an indidsiion that Gen
/. Weitzel does not rect under the censure o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27
TIE LADr's RrrrsrAscr.--A young /.

TIE LADY's REPENTAFoE.--A young la
dy was addressed by a young man, who,
though agreeable to her, was disliked by her
father. OF course he could not consent to her
union and she determined TO elope. The
nigh; was fixed, the hour came, be placed the
ladder to the window, and in few minutes she
was in his arms. They mounted double
horse, and were soon at some distance from
the house. After awhile the lady broke ST.
lence by saying, well, you see what proof |
have given you of my affection; hope you
will make me good husband" He was a
surly fellow, and grufiy answered; PER
hsps may, and perhaps not She made no
re3ly, but after silence of some minutes,
she suddenly exclaimed; "Oh! what shall |
do ! have left my money behind me in my
room" "Then said he, "we must 10 back
and get It," They were soon again at the
house, the ladder again placed, the lady re-
mounted, while the ill-natured lover waited
below. But she delayed to come, and so he
gently called /" Are you comingl" when she
looked out Of tho window. and said " Per-
haps may. and perhaps not !" and then shut
down the window, and left him TO return
alone. Wac not that happy thought on the
lady's psrt---s famons joke
Life of DR.. Rcdles.
A PRIsrER's ,ToAsT.-- Woman--'the fair-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27
DAVID D. PORTER.
Rear Admiral.
HKADouARrERs ARMY OF PoToMAo, |
Ian LIZ

Jan. l6
A number Of deserters came into our lines
last night. They state that AS miles Of the
Danville railroad, between Danville and
Greenboro, have been destroyed by the recent
heavy rain. and every culvert and bridge has
been carried away. Lees army is likely to
be oht Of rations altogether very soon. The
quantity they issue now is entirely inade-
quate TO satisfy their wants.
Every effort was being made to reconstruct
the road, and large gangs Of men were being
detailed for that purpose. The destruction OF
the road being so extensive and this road
being the main one by which they get their
supplies to Richmond, it would not be strange
II the state OF affairs 10 this neighborhood
should undergo change within few days.
The enemy made domonstration with a
small force in the rear line Of the extreme
left this afternoon. A part OF the % corps
was put under arms, but the rebels remained
10 sight only a short time, they evidently
having come there for forage. which. 1t is be-
lisvsd. they carried OF. No firing took place.
ss they did 90, come within range OF our
pickets. MooREsoH'
J. sraa ai ROANOKE IsLAsD, Jan. rs.
Col H. 8. Leman has taken commsnd OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

A correspondent OF Canadian paper,
Whiting from Montreal, says = The raiders
have been badly baudled, The uthcers in
the eastern townships are energeie men.
The people there were boru with their eyes
open. One man sheltered two of the rsiders;
they had $4,000, and he charged them $780,
600 for board aud lodging. ibis name IS
hnoWn, but | have YET " tnd out whether he
over was in Parliament, was city counsellor,
.or kept hotel'
When casting the electoral vote OF Mis-
souri, the elet tors unitet IN an emiuently APP
propriate though an extra cfieia act. They
joined 10 petition to Gov. Hail for the par
don Of three men sent TO the penltentiary for
aiding in the escape oi slaves TO freedom, aud
their prayer was granted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

A Savannah bello stepped of the sidewalk
the other day, with pouting expression, to
avoid walking under an American Asg which
hung in iron, Of an officers headquarters.
Gen. Gesry, military commAndaut Of the
cry, Immediately gave orders to have her
promenade back aud lof,h under the hateful
symbol for au hour, as warning for similar
ofenders
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

Burlington has become city by a vote Of
452 To 2l9. We had some doubt about it
uuul distinguished citizen pledged to US
'the freedom Of the city" Probably we
shall se,it in tobacco-box
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

Three bounty jumpers made an attempt to
escape from the draft rendezvous at New
Haven, Conn, on Sunday last, but Capt.
Rice, insttuting a vigorous pursuit, the
rogues as such they proved to be) we're soon
vided with dozen burglar saws. and another
had ingeniously conriyed hollow boot heels
which revealed upwards of SllOo in green
backs," valuable diamond pin and other
portable property.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

PERSONAL -Quartetmaster Edward Dewey,
$50 Vermont Regimen, aud Lieut.. Col. B.
Mead OF the same regiment, we're in town
yesterday. They have short leave Of alb
sencg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

Julius S. Spaldng has received the ap-
pointment Of Post Master a, Ro1bury, VI.
Nj Orrin w. Circuit having resigned in
Noyember last
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27
GH Hl.thm4n & state Journal.
BYE.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, JAN. 27. 1865.


" The speech Of Mr. Woodbridge is the
third speech Of the Vermont delegation pub
lished in our columns within few days. All
ave brief. strictly confined to the questions
debated, and every way satisfactory. This
style Of debate is old fashioned, rather but
IL is debate, not uncombe-wisdom, not
wind. The printers ought to thank Senator
CollAmer, and Representatives Morrill, aud
Woodbridge, for such examples of Congress
siousl talk.
House. KEEPERs HEED rHGs.-Mrs. Ozias
Sisby Of this town aged 55 years, spun and
coloted in part and wove Ss3 yards Of wool
flannel, plaid gray, mixed, &C., from Sept.
l.t to Jan. lO'h, and did her own house
work in the the same time. She is Union
sure, and has invested the proceeds Of this
labor in Government Bonds.
Montpelier, Jar. 7, 1868.
capital example.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-27

Hon stodds5d b, Colby Of Montpelier has
been confirmed Register Of the Treasury by
tn senate 10 executive session.