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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QuaE-rREAfTEA GESrEALs OrFlcE
n .s.-,,.s--,., n n ~, - =

CuaE-rREAsTEA GKSrRALs OFI1cE =
WSSsiSoTos, d. O., May Ss, Isss.
MANY THOUsANpS or MuLEs sre beiug dis
nj posed of 80 pub sSlf. a. Wash ngton.
he ssie viii ntInue Until the Dumuer Of sni.
mails 1. reiuced IN proPoTpon 70 the reduct0n oi
the Eruit - nov gong on rapi1ly.
There are 10 the armies = The Potomsr, Of the
Tennessee, srd 4 G. orgls, probably EOUS THOU
SAND or IHE FINEST slX-AILk TEAMS IN
TIA WORLD.
Many of hem were tongh; in the beginninE Of the
var, 1oung mules, socSmps led the arrnles IN
al their u,sTches snd csmps, and ere thoroughly
broken. hsldsned b. exercise, gentle and isiuliaI,
from beng ~ long surrounded y ne Eoidlers-
The whole south is stripped Of farming stock,
and the North Also has suffered nom the GRAN o.
animals, taken 20 supply the armies.
these rnimals are sold Al public Rsciiou; THEf
WILL MI krING ANlTHiNs LIkE THEIR
Tkuk VALUE; and such opportunities for farmers
90 get working animals 20 ock their farms. and
for roYsrs And dezlers In stock b make good spe-
culstous, By purchasing thsm and disooElng oi
tbem N the south, viii never occur agAfn-
NJ q. MhlGS
puarterIz asier General,
tunas-qlt BreVei MAJOR 6enersl.
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The Brteai Chamber, an Esssy Of Warunr
snd lnstruo'ion Tor f0ung Men. Also, rev aa.l r.
hahls treatment ior useases cf the Uriuarv ut
Sexual sys1elns-eent ace, in sea ed envs.l-es
Address, De- J. SkILLiN HOUGHTON, Hossrt
Associalion, Fhiiadel pms, Pa apris-l,
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Only Loan in Market
OE offered BY the Government, and its superior
| advantages make il the
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than SIS, 900 oi the Loan authorized ~
the lsst Congress srs now on the market. TINS
amount, at the rate at which il Is beng absorbed,
will be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes viii undoubtedly command premium. S.
has uniformly been the case on closing thes.sub-
scrpdOns 10 other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
Of the country may be sforied facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Bsaks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions ct psr Sub
scrbers viii select their own agents, in whom they
have confIeace, and who only sre responsible ior
the delivery og the notes for which they receive
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fani-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at The Butter De-
pot, 5s Broad street.
je2-lm CLAEK 4 GREsORT.
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"NOtAirg xIOUsro- aag4. SET ao,sa "

"N0tAiHg K 10 vs. 7,or angEt set aot5a N
z,alice"
Do you want to play st ten pins7 Il 80,
whore can you fad more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling saloon, No. Al,
South Front 1trect5 Arc you foad Of 1T
tie wine "ior thy stomach's sake, % or an eK-
collent cigar, if 50, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be in
want o. comfortable home in the shspe Of
a bosrding house, then by sll means try
Edwards and our word ior IL You viii be
5atisded. juRel lm
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BASSRUrr BASkRUrT The Bankrupt
Sale Store, No. 80 North Market street, is
stu selling boots, shoss snd hat at bank
ruPt priosa, Or fifty poe cent. cheaper
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babias taksn in
three seconds By Mr.. Fsrdinand, The gresi
saby Tanner, st the Gallery Of the Cuuber
and sprII-H.
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are TO be shipped to the Meteor. It
would have been criminal to place
armed men among the rampant mutt
neers that We put on board the Meteor
last night.
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q. S. 7-SO LOAN
THIRD SERIES
$23O,OOO,OOO.

By authority Of Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for
the sale Of United States Securities, offers to the
pubic the third series OF Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent. interest per an
mum, known as the
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Gold 3 falling, 90 is the prico Of PHOTO
graphs a. the Gallery Of the Cumb5rlaul. &.
Gard Pictures nov only s. Per dozen.
aprii--a A. a. MuzsH, IS Cedar e.
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As We are about 20 have Pesos, all can
Drink Wine and be Merry.

The purs Old imported Port, sherry, Ml's-
gn, Currant snd Clsres Wines, Old 0tartaut
Blackberry Brandy, ChamPaEne, Bit.ess.
schapps, Holland Gin and msny other
liquors 700 numerous % mention, bssidss
easables Of almost every descr. pti1n cuu us
found at W. ". Totten's Grocery houso, 30.
g, College street, NashvIlle, Tona.
mayIs-tf
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ITCHi TCHii ITCHili
Scratch! scrafehif Scratch ~

UL4NK's FTCH cERATE VI cnre ere It,h tr
- ihiriY-slx hours also cures scald- BEAD. OIf
sores, and aA ErUpaons of thc SKn- contains 20
mercury. Price, 50 cents per hoz -euf BY uis.I "a
Express q 81 per doEsn. Address Df. Blaak 4 %.
Box 2s2. Cincinnad, Ohio, OF
LEMOVILLE A CO.
aprlS-siae Asshvia, Toln-
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Shirts at N. York Prices
3 r. IHUMI5UNs shIIt Depot
sprls-E - Cherry g., near Union.

PeaSl Miniatures, in Oh, or Water color,
Get ths genuine a. the 6allery OF she Cum.
borland aprIl-u
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SlO Reward.

GIhklan fr-m the 1esidsn1e oi the fubzcr1rr
- on the corner o. NlDe and Bel streets q srighl
Boy hcr-e, shout rs han1s hiRh, bisz. Ia fn- face
aud a. h.te FEET. sad horse . maTstd y. s. AMI Z
C, alf Tas purchased AZ q late sale Of condemned
Z VeruTenl . OK IN Ergeh ID
vii pay the sb5Te reward % auy one who VII
return saiJ h1rse % nv ho1se, OF A. No = Gsy
gfrs-t ne Cherry II stoien and returned, nc
cues Ions ssksd. but n put'o he trcubia o. hunt.
ihg lan, ne az vi he enfoFcsA
isif-u IA. COUSINS.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL YlHW OF MARRItGE.-
- Containing neariy 80 paggs, and 1855 dg.
Plates snt kngray ngs oi the hnltcrnv Of tla 7-
msa ergans in state Of Health aud dlsesse. ulrtr
2 irestlssou early Error., its Dep orstlo Coaz-e
9penees apon lhe MID snd Ro,Y, WITH trr
Authors Plan of 'tre1tsGt ut-ihe uuv farona. and
successful mode si csre. az EhcE1 b. tie rsnost
oi cases treated A truthful slivissr - tre usar-
ret and hoe o1nleuirlatug ulafri1rs who 90
terl'an doubts q iheir physical oonti1on. stl {
ire of postage b any sdir1ss on rses.ut al =
eeRiss stalnps OF pos-a curueucF. b. al.arass.nz Il
pr. IA ChQlA. No 90 halien lane. k.1su7, s. -
7ihe sut1or may b. cons lied unon anr cr taa
DISEASES uPol which his book trestE u.thsr psrrdr-
~ or 5I VA, snu rae&iciaes seni 10 any psr %
ne world uarat-lrl
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FoKTEEss MONROE, June l3.
A mutinous spirit has been manifest
among several of The brigsdes of the
Twenty fifth corps since the inaugura-
tion OF the Texan expedition, aud there
has been an outbreak or two, but as the
cases were individual, and there being
no evidence Of preconcerted action, We
abstained from giving publicity to ex-
ceptional cases, not wishing to furnish
food for the prejudice already existing
against the employment Of colored
men as soldiers. The eolored cavalry
brigade, consisting of the First, Second,
and Fifth United States colored csval-
ry, made threats at City Point that they
would not be "sent to Texas; q" a that
the government had no right to send
them there &c. No attention was
paid to these mutteringB by the officers,
who regarded them as the grumbHngs
peculiar to the African race
To better fit them for their new field
Of operations, the arms of the cavalry
brigade were ordered to be exchanged
at City Point. They were there fur
nished with new Sharpe's breech load.
ing carbines, new accoutrements, new
Babers, saber belts, DC. The first batch
of cavalry, four companies of the First
colored cavalry, were disembarked at
City Point yesterday, on the propeller
WilmOn Whildin, of Philadelphia.
They were brought TO Hampton Roads
and transferred to the steamer Meteor.
Arriving in Hampton Roads, the Will
din was ordered alongside of the Mete-
or, TO transfer her complement of men
on board the largest vessel, the Meteor
being of draught too deep to go up
the James river, hence the Whildin
ected in the capacity Of lighter.
On making fast to the Meteor, some
of the soldie.s told their officers "they
would not 60 on board of her" They
would not go on board of any ocean
steamer, as the government had not the
right-to send them to Texas" The
officer insisted that they should 60 on
board the Meteor, and succeeded in
three companies to the
large ship. The fourth company re-
fused to obey orders, and loaded their
carbines. Neither threat nor entreaty
prevailed with them They unslung
their carbines, capped them, and those
that had no ammunition in their car t.
drew their sabers. Those
on the Meteor now became riotous.
The officers threw off the mOOring
which held them 70 the Meteor, and
with the worst company remaining on
the Whildin, they steamed for the
wharf.
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The best Tee for safe at sac lee Depot oi
lark Gregory, IS Broad street.
jane2-im
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E-3O Loan.

These notes are Issued under date OF July Is
1865 and are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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JAY COOKE,

hURsCkIFTlOS AGEgT,
No. l8soath Third Street, Philadslph
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL rs REcUTvED by the
Frs. National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville,
1900 f, g44r rT~L
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HAVE 8 or 70 lots immodiately beyoHd ths
II HornoulrInal Garden, vel Hit1ated for build
nc puEpesa, which M sen o. Eood teTms-
haSs ioa1 EUsE RuTz.
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Return Of Refugees South.

The Chattanooga Gazette of the 18th
says:
Great numbers of refugees are daily
passing through this city on the road to
their homes in Central and Lower
Georgia. Arriving at Csrtersville, nine
ty-one miles from this city, and the
present terminus of the road, they are
still nearly Fifty miles from Atlanta, and
no means of getting there. Very few
of them have any provisions with them
snd as there is nothing to be obtained
at that point, they are either compelled
to stsrve or forced to call upon the
Government for rations. The rush and
crowd of returning refugees has become
so troublesome that an United States
officer at Cartersville has sent US the
following telegram, to try and have II
stopped, and we would suggest TO our
Nashville and Louisville contemporaries
that the re publication of it would aid
in the attainment of this object
CARrERsvILLE, June 10.
Editor Chattanooga Gazette:
Please notify refugees who are una
bic to hire private conveyances, that
there are no facilities ct this place for
carrying them through to Atlanta, and
will not be for two weeks, neither can
they obtain shelter or anything but
decentralization st this place. They
will save themselves much suffering oy
remaining where they are until the
railroad is completed.
VIII. CoLBURN, Capt d A Q NJ
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DEADssi REl Ap-u EsEcAI1ssi
- AM FANCY GQODS.
n. P. BROWN, Importer,
HaArsl-sm No.1s0 Pssri rt-, AZ.
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Notes OF all the denominations named viii Ia
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely sira.-
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thiruss al
ready sold, except that the Govsnmsat reserves
toitsslI the option Of paying interest in gold con
at spsr cen-, instead of75-lotbs 10 currency.
subs d5ers will dsdu3t the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subsrribs-
Ths delivery Of the uotel o. this third series Of
the 5svea-thrt es vii, comm mencs on theI-tof June
and vii I've made promptly sud continuously after
that dste.
The sIgl t change mads IL the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES sfeets only he matter Of interest.
The payment in 90 I, if made, ~i be equEalent
to the currency interest Of the highec rate.
The le.url to specie payments in the event Of
which on y VIII che option &c Psy interest II Gold
be svailed e. would 20 reduce and equ tizs price
that purchases made with s1 per cent in gold
would be fully equal 20 those made with seven aud
three-teBths per cent in curreucy. This Is the
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RRiSaOlutinn

0'HN Copar rsh p existing tween tha urder
1 .ls1ao u M - ming nusi.ess was d.sso y -c
On tn let Il Jrna, ty mutual consent Ths brzi
ne. OF thsold -ncsrn viii ne settled rp by Ihel
Oi u.s. JNO j. N'CRNN.
HUGH d UGIag
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IN rel1ng rom ha above FIRM, respectfully re-
commeu 10 The bGI1e-s pub ic my old partner
Huz Uougla' - Pe ltlaman n every way gForth nv
n lhsif confidence and s18p'rt hey vii And
hln fEr cable, cb ising and puuet1ai "a 81 "a i
ness tan acton. JvD J. No Ann
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We would rssneealiy a.k tas Z. eaton o. e
% ttla nea uuTrr d 20 rar La @ Ir-na-f-..f.
fud faufnf them o TIE veil -stltl stsf H.t rat
Uacy he tsir tori-s vogue aT- u1t oar 1...r-
cf en e-t.u uorT la ineIr "a 90 eu1os Ihe ..a.fl
| Il he hair. 4hs on Ea.r utsr E-- O. ..- .
eouta' u7 20 stl1.t a-e iha aii cog The rorn .rt
Q does nialu real 10 rHIf 20 @ .lr tia e.. q 4
ron ahi-n ilsr0 sHprrE ffus rsa1-r-. II tte Ear
lr1'y eiestEt t1a ia-grfl 100 rFrfF rero.i q. .tl
% rh "a ems heats o., ls7- liie 10 al.rr 81 d -rrf
aable.
Doss not ~ H1f. B5aast O. ~ f-a., Lf4s-.
IL .s me ,nlF siertcf ar. 10 tt tufa.q. .ri.--.v
~ bout ceceptua restore be aa.f I'd .-s orr..r.
ctr beautV, su iug 90 b. gr5a ahfre ...t
bi 60 N ~ oocounr lr.u frce 81 q, - 1ru.r
sid - Dr ssayns q Sea. So sorta san 3 .ss.
hia,
n Lh0 ~ sHrTa
Cor Chsurh aad Vne str.arf HaslsTa
nays -srn--sn e. al
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NN-H49g NvAuef NNAnAAAit ittiAAs
Courhs, Colds, Ccnsurupfna
O0ugus, COldS, C0nsurnpti0n.
Coughs, Coles, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, ConsamPhoE-
"Ur- svayne's Compound syrup Wild Charry."
apr. 5Uayns's COMPOUND syrup Wild Cherry"
"Dr. sWayns's Compound yrup Nnd Cnsuy."
Cures al mpaInts
Cures III Com lsluas
cures afl Compai a.
Cur,a sl Complaints
OF ihs Throat, Breast and Lunes.
q tls T~r0a Brarst Hu LUugs
Uf the Ihrost. east and Lungs,
Of the Throat, Breast ald uugi.
Il aoofhas the irritation Of tho mucous msmbuno
which Lines the ar passHses, ard gFgs somrch
q stress, causing tcklinE or n-ing In tho thr09t
promotes expectation. looseHs the tough matter
which clogs up The vessel % the Throat aud ludos
thus euahli.R the tlent 70 brestne r. aud uats
raj To stimula'ps be power o. DIGESTION, ard ha-
pc foru ed very m ny cures when 70 al harnRa
probability it could not he possible.
10 Dr. S,segls q Son, 80 Eortd SsrtA S., fasa-
Catarrhal Consumption.
! send roo cent? dcais Of Naomi Wilcox OF his
foWn.-S1e was afflicted with Csfar bal C0lsump-
ton snd led many remedis', but ccuGau h
groE weaker; Lungs and oTaeh oecaug yer
much n-sordered, aud her phys isns md fuentr
desps.rsd II her lie. Through the use ~ your
Compound syrup oi Wld ChsETy she eadrsly "a
covered. r. 10. SMITH, Justice Of ti.e Feece
Governeur, NsS tora
Tnisvsiuatie Medicine, prepared only ~ DR..
sEsyno sOn. $50 A0rtn tiITth Street, Ph .adephis.
w.JAO.w SMITH, Druggists,
Cor Church End Wise Htsee,a- Nsaas'il'
susv9 s1---'' e. rat
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IT IS NOT DYE.

hrNEHnEa. 10 10 c1mplet- uI-Hfl Feel Q 10 other
irosaiug or aacounI animeut of arT Elii Benz fa-
,uirod. rh- bar ~ aoyHtsi ans slrs Htiaaa.I.
an -r~siorad ~ ita onTi.aI c0 grsi fnI a.l1-
~ Witr Qua the aYplgnton of uigrut saa. sn ..s
lt i entirely diie e-t rIu De msny srfie o. tls.
have been Issued fr u lime g1 rfne aad D. I.s
grLr Esoga kEsraEEa Coos srI - o.. Ears
.'sEsssE toahisED e % de.lcstsiF fersfraf aai
AZ ue appled b. hanA or s1i Is En- - L does
aof stsiu She -k.E o. ~ tEe On st H1s1
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Farm in Jackson,

A Fins Farm j. ofsrpd f1r ss' o Ia Jackson com
u ty, Tenn nsar 8ransi 'e Ihs p ace ls irtne-
u.aey 90 the On u heyi aud liver and ca1 b. b. ught
a. a sz-nnce PaTlcularz gwen q be OHcs Of
NEL1sON a MUhFREE
luuels-lN ~ Cafrry street
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Bodies Ordrrrd fiom 4 Distance
Sales of
Government Horses !

Z WILL expose st Public Ancton on FRIDAY.
1una &C. and also or uesdsy, June zTth, AZ 3
oclacE, NJ, g Dc o. Conasu Hed eiev. rancni
rsss. 50 he CsEalry pepot * hdgt hsld, Isaa.
ALSO
% FrdsG, Jsns clA, uuutsg O. Fos Breed
Mars sd colts
Nv sNnTH,
igns5-id ospi. as a Y. a.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. DollCately Per.
famed.
. London Hair Cb3or Rs.tDrsr oaI Il-t-as.
% Loaaon hair Cbigr Rs.aHsr ol.I Drssl1a5.
=" Lossioa Hair or Rerfs--r g-li Lr-1sas.
Loul0a Har CaOr Eea,1-s- a-f D-aassT
1t vi fssfore Tfa7 har 10 lll or.rrs. coir-.
t--lt ili u.ak- il groa on b ID hes.is.
Ill VII restore ne 1af.rs fa.re .1ra.
t-it fiu remove 81 randrlf ald .trfInr
3--lt si mae me hair -gt F'1-sy sna .r.r.s.
9 u VII pre- escrse fhs or ginal e1i6r b o. 4 nze.
LII Fil piefe1t nsir is0m a.l.lg aH.
Ill =, n cure - dlss asea uf re CLIP
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q. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are noW worth a handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt, as are sll Government
Bonds, from StHts, County, and 5i4aiapal tGratioa
rohi5h ads from one = tes per cent. per a1ni1s 4
their value, according % the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable semi-snruslly
BY coupons attached to each note, which may Be
cut OF and sold TO any bank or banker.
The Interest at so per cent, amounts 70
One cent per day on a sSG note.
Two cents d" S1OO "
Ten KRp
40 IO0A
81 5000
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60 Rent.

DART o. Eocd store for some wholesale bus'.
L usss Dry Goo.is, or asl and snoe bnsirsss-
prsfsrrsd. Addrssz v u. Bor ses Post oiloa-
unaVis-f.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS.

The following extract is from private let
ter of Rev. w H. Canning, published in the
Brattleboro' Phoenix
This morning has witnessed the review
of the 9th corps in which, as you may re-
member, are eight Vermont regiments--the
I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th, 9th, 9th, 10th and llth.-
Seven of these are in one brigade, the I'd
brigade I'd division, under Gen. l.. A. Grant.
To mark the Green Mountain state, the sol
diers had all placed sprig of green-cedar
or arbor of vite--in their caps and this
gave a festal air to the whole brigade. Men
and officers looked grandly tall, sturdy,
bronzed, musculsr, they strode by with
swinging step, fresh and bright, as il just
setting out on campaign, instead Of return
ing homeward after four years Of as terrible
service as any brigade in any army Of the
whole republic has passed through Their
torn battle flags and wasted ranks told the
story Of their heroism. There was the regi-
ment that SO gloriously crossed the mill race
before Yorktown, twice, and then under
CALLING fire crossed again to bring their wound
ed. There we're the regiments who held their
ground so tenaciously, again and again,
in the fatal swsinps of the Chickahominy.
There were the regiments that stormed the
heights Of Fredericksburg, and the next day
presented so steady front on Salem heights.
aga nst the surgiDg rebels, until our broken
and bam d left wing crossed the Rappahan-
nook. There were the regiments who so
gloriously helped to save our right wing from
utter ruin, on the first day ofthe Wilderness.
Here we're the men who last year saved Wash
ington, and then rolled back Ewell's corps Of
invaders up the Shenandoah. Finally, these
were the men who broke lines at Petersburg,
and held Burksville Junction, and marched
in the very van Of the army Of the Potomac
towards Danville. Where there was fierce
! fighting, long marching, exposure, fatigue,
risk to be endured, there always WAS the gall
liant Sixth Corps. They were brave Sedg-
wick's pets. The foremost among the host
of heroes has always moved the Vermont
brigade. Well may their State, their coun-
ties, towns and homes be proud Of them -
Glorious are they who live TO return. Glo-
rious yet more are the martyrs who poured
out their ife's blood and spent their youthful
strength for freedom. God bless the Green
Mountain Boys"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
MILLIONS LAST POEM.

The following beautiful poem is from the
Oxford edition OF Millions Works, and as the
work is rare and the lines comparatively un-
known, we reproduce them:
am old and blind
NJ On point 10 as smitten BY Gods frown-
Afflicted and deserted OF my mind
Yet am not cast down,
am weak, yet, dying,
murmur not that no longer see
Poor, old, and helpless, the more belang,
Father Supreme, to Thee,
o, meroifui One
When men are farthes, then hou art most nsar'
When friends pass ooldy by, my weakness shun,
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards me, ami It's holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place,
And there is 10 more night
On my bendcd knee
Ny vision Thou has, dimmed. that may see
Ihysef-Ihyseli alone.
Ihave nAught to fear:
This darkness is the shadow Of Thy ~ing,
Beneath it l am almost taored, here
Can come no evil thing.
Oh seem to stand
Trembling where foot Of mortal never yet hath been,
Wrapped in the radiance Of Thy snless hand,
Which eye hath never seen
Visions come and 60;
Shapes ofrssplendsnt beauty round me throngi
From angels nps seem 70 hear the fow
Ofsoh and holy song
II Is nothing now,
When Heaven IL opening on my sighiless eyes,
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
That earth in darkness lies.
In pure cline
My being ills with rapture, waves o. thought
X II In upon my spirit strains sublime
Break over uusought
Give me my Tyre
feel III strings Of gift divine
Within my bosom glows unearhly Are,
Lit by no skill Of mine