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Subsistence Department.
COL A BECKwITH, C. O. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.

col A BECKYITH, c. @. s.,
Eilitary Division Of the Mississippi
CAPT J. c. REED, c. c :,
Department Of the Cumberland Once No y
S0Elh Cherry street, wee Col. Porter
CAPT. SAN. ,. LITTLE, c. s,
Depot CommissaTy Subsistence, O.Ace No. 10
Cherry street
CAPT. s. p. HENDERSON, c. s,
Post CoSnuissary Subsistence, Office North eide
Fable Square, opposite C5urt House.
CAPT. p. R. LAMEREAN, @. c. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Once st u 8 Slaughter
House. vice Cap. Glover.
CAPT. ". r HLYBAN, @. g.,
In charge Of c. 8. Bakery, end Disbursing Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Capt John A. irvine.
Once no. % Csda--street.
LIEUT.. J. S. GALLENTTNE, A. c, e,
IL chsrge Of Soldiers Rest coTnsr ChsTTy Rcd
ChuTCh-stTeets, vice Lieut. Henry King.
LIEUT.. U. e. HOLLIsTER, A. c. S. Il A A. Q. n.
In charge Of HsrdInen, Stables, Sc OfBce al
c. $. Cattle Depot, below Lover Le7es.
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4)asIwiltt Gits DIRECTORY.
RJuuiclpaI Officers.

MuNAVtFeA NANNt-"'
Jony HUou SMITH, Mayor
W. SHAxE, Recorder.
RUFUS HESRY, Treasurer.
ToES CUU,lsrY, City Marshal
". II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A STEELE,
A. c. TucKER,
JOIN F. INGALLS,,
JOsrPH L RYAN,
A q SHASKLn. Revenue Collector
+ r GARRer. Water Tax Collector.
JOIN n. SEABUsT Superintendent Of
Water Works
JAxEs PETrlT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works.
Dan. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works.
VIZ. J. SLNKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
l. N. FBEExAy, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
Wv. WEIGHT, Street OverseeT.
JOIN Q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
II. l. NoRyuLE, Sexton.
THoXAs McCARTY, First Clerk Market
EI1sHA BoyG, Second Clerk Market
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HKLMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

A sxsoIlant Lotion Tor Dissassa q = 5yBhills a.
turs, aEd a. "a VI scton diseasgs Of he urinafJ
organs arising nom hahits o. dissip aaOu, ued ~
connscaou with The E1tracts buchn AMI 1auaps
rila IN such diseases a. recommended
EYidencs o. tie mcst respouslois and ral-ao-a
aharaeLaE vi arcam palI Ne $1,000.
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HsimoOid's Highly oOsosatr.ssd 0ompouad
Fluid Extract SarsspsFllll
Syphilis.
SYPHILIS.

This b IN adoedou Of ne hood, ssd ait.- Re ~
Sexual Orgzna, Ianag8 Of The ACsss Earz, Z lrJz-,
Windpipa, and other mficuB Huriaceai maEinE r.
appesnanoe 10 no form " Uiosrs Halmoolts f.
tract Sarsapanlia punaea tna Blood, ADD remove
81 scsly eruptOns Of the akia, giving ~ he com
81 expressly for tits elzss q compia nis u BIOL
purifying properties are pressETod % 9 gryataf "a
lsat Dian sny other prop@raton " asnspzrl-a.
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$500 Reward.

VIE WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE PRODUCING
w ~ sure, speedy snd safe . cure for tfouoI-
rlos and Chaners a. We VII sand 20 any address on
he nosipt q ten cent postage stamp. Wth - ct
ne frsr OF SO FOR the latter. Never hlis " care
male o. female In nom I've y teD days ny ..
Adsrssa DIS LABERaE DEN0TEA,
f,5Ia e., H. rf-~SaF "a n@tFtnt. kich
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w ANTED-AGENTs FoR tbs ,,rrpss, -.
w SPl.-The mot interesting ans ..'-.l
hook ever published, tultrts'.E ttr sisyutssrr- =
: woman IL he Un.ou army a. hurss, -oaut -
SOY. GirinE a ulost VIVID IunrI psc.are e. tie u.sT
HeluYaod and disabled tfhcsgs ana Sel5i~rs ir
N.ut Of prohtshle ouIp.ogrueui W. hn1 Q pecu.
liar,y 81 uicd 10 tleir condition. JONES bkOe
a % - NSu streCt, C.nciEusti. ohio.
,aasl-3indAAs
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Department.

COL Gao. z. COOPER, U. s. A.,
Medical Director. Department OF the Cumberland
{ tilse - Summer street,
IT col. A C. HANLIN,
Medical Inspecio-, L. 3. A, Office cor Church
RnI Ii Ga streets.
sURGEOE R. FLETCHER, .. g VOLS,
Medical Purysyos, L. e i. Office North sids OF
Public Square, between Market and Front
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SELMA

"a one Of the most vital points Of the
c0utederscy, a. well as one Of the most
prosperous sad beautiful places in
Dixie. It is the terminus of the Ala
bams aud Mississippi and Alabama and
Tennessee railroads. Here was mann
isctured the principal part OF Ell the
naval GUo army ordnance of the Con-
federscy, and through here was shin.
ped sll their coal and iron for msnufac
turing purposes The arsenal build
ings occupy about six acres Of ground.
and were very extensive The naval
iron works were alec immense The
arsenal buildings we're full OF ammuni-
Ton, shells, caps, etc. A portion Of the
rs, ~. nal ma. machinery had been removed,
~ "a, Ae bulk OF il wss captured All
/ Ia 40, ,io'srnment buildings, including
'He ron works, arseuals. e,r snJ tbs
/ l1l,oeF magazine, filled Win ,,o,,5a-
val be destroyed by fire ~ 49, 20 o w..
[ material beng thrown into ~. ', ...ll
Millions Of dollars worth Of 49, 49, r'S yer
already been burned, and also . :, gr : :,
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Town Of Johnsonville,

published plan Of which can Be seen A. our otfiee
All AZ the principal Hotels, SID other pubic places
ID TINS CITY Beng eigibly located on the East
rank OF the Tennessee river, $50 miles from il
r,oUth and st the terminus q the Nashville and
Sorthygestern RsiIo DAD, distance Of ~ miles from
nat CIV; surrounded, A. it Is, By rich AMI pro-
,-t ye country and being IN almost constant river
sornrpunjcaron With many Of the most important
Commercial cities Of the North and Southwest,
mus ri no distant day, become city Of vHst bust
nass importance. Such an opportunity for safe
and prchtane investment, is but seldom offered.
We are the cole agents for the sale o. lots, and
hlly authorized and empowered 70 grant titles 70
purchasers
The Nashville and Norih-Wesieyn Railroad viii
be thoroughly repsrcd ia the course Of few days,
when regular trips vii b. made between this city
and J0hnsoaYi.le. A liberal trads permit has been
granted.
We DO also otter at the same time about 900 acres
Of rich and heavily umb-red land, lying IN the iu-
mediate vicinity Of the town.
W. MATT BROWN 4 CO..
aprl4-lm 81 Cherry street
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AFFTDAYIIl

,fp.--s,sIly sppsarsd beinra ne &c .Alfgrtnaa o,
~ - III - lsda 2ha, II. 7. heiubosi. ubo, -
~ Sufy guora, doh say, hs Preperlro1s oontasa
- ,s5-.stIe 70 rlarcuEy, % cha i1lunola druas.
81 - r.1rsiy vegetable. a. 7. HELMBOLD.
$50, - suts.sribsd oaiore ne, ~ Isl dsyg
HoFsanbsf, 1874. ~ r = lhhAAp
afdrsss lsf1srs for iufOrtnation IN conddanca,
n. 7. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot tot b0uih Ianfh-arrast
Bei0a Okeslaui. Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETS
AID UEPlHCfYLED DE1LERA
Hho sadsAxoF 70 disposs isOF THEIR O8NI a.
"othaFA articles o. lhe rspgiaEoa kitained ~
Hsimoolds Genuine PFsparAsionas
Ertnact B1ehus
daraspsr "a
ImproFsd Ross H.at.
aoia - au DruRgssss syefyghsle- -
AK FoR EHLlaboLys-fAh4 20 "a
On oaf a seYortsa1nHk 40 $50 - -
sS~sn sPsQflolsaNesAkf sss8Atl
kWsa Ms
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rr,gE FINE YOUNG JACK. John Tar
dtff~' viii make the present season On my
am our mics toe North side Of TIE river near
~. 5o-tar Pie. eommsncnR Monday, April "A.
Is5s fspr25-2E v. X CORNELIUS,
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

SURGEON H. ?, sTEARNs, Z. g. VOLS,
Superintendent sud Director Of Hospitals. once
"a Cherry s.Cset.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Rear FosltsDrsry. Surgeon BurEitt CoaE. q. z
Vols IA charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On HARDING Pike ASST. surg Apologize. y. 9
Vols, 20 charge
O. no Rs HOSPITAL
College Hi. 49, zsOn ). = Herbzt {. s. Vols
u charge.
No. l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Surg p. &. Breed, T. 5. Vo.s., II cnorgr.
30. Z GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon J. Z. Herhst, q. s. Ycs.,
10 charge.
No. ) GENERAL HOSPITAL,
9. 2. Cor. Public Squsre. Earge0u j. K. LUDLOW,
Q, S. Vols in charge.
NO. 8 GENERAL H0sFITAL,
Masonic Esl, ChuTCh-stre=I. Ass'tf Surgeon
WI eaeair z. $. a, 10 charge
10. IL SMALLPOX HOsPTTAL,
On The Charlotte ECsi. A. Asst Surgeon q y
FTSEce 10 c..sr-a.
No. Il GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Near y. and c. Railroad Uspct. Surgeon s. E
Fuller, u. $. Vols, m charge.
20. ID GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner "a nms n and Lns-strects, Surgeon v,
N. thsnneTa, q. q. Vols, In charge.
10. 10 COETRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad streets
Asa s-Tgoo1 A. J. Co1i1rt, Z. :. V. ID charge
NO. iS GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On HsT.-o,-EtTeet. between Union an2 CaUr1h-
street. Surgeon Perkins, Q. S. Vols 10 charge.
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are said 10y those entitled to credit 10
he fully as stroug as those before At
lsnta They consist of two lines Of
earthwoFks reaching from bank 10 bank
OF the Alsbama river aud forming g
semi circle around the town Each line
Of earthwCrbs had a fort pierced for
SIX guns, from which artillery fire was
kept ~ briskly until they were cap.
turcd. The front line Of the works was
protect d by a row Of palisades some
SIX feet high and sharp at the top,
winch made /. exceedingly difficult 10
reach tae eaTthworks, which Of itself
required almost superhuman power TO
so'ie II Is the wonder Of every one
mere and even Of orr own officers, how
the men succeeded in gaining. posses.
SION Of them. ln front OF the work Ks was
a low marsh, about two hundred wards
wide, and IN front of this hill fror,
the brow Of which our men started for
the charge.
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STATE MILITARY AGENC1Es

For TIE Relief of sick ard Disabled Soldiers m this
department, &C, Sc.
FOR "HI0.-D- r T-yi5T. Ct6ce, No Cherry
street. NO siairs.
PENNsILFANIA.-Col. JEs Chambernn. Office,
No 4sb9 ChaUy street, Up stars
INDIANA Col, EaW. ShaW JfBre. 42I. Cfbrry
=.rsCt.
moHlGAN-L R. wHad once, No. iGlg
Cherry street
HLINOIS.-Coi. }. N sheets. Once No Cherry
u |. L
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Nashville Collegiate Institute
FOR
Young Ladies'.

resisy the 18th a April, ~ the residence Of J.
c. Nicholson, EF1 Nc -, corner Of Churr b sad
Spruce street. = h-ee departments Primary, Ac-
sdemic, and Collegiate. A College course in class
i,s Mafhsulstc higher EDglsu and nsturd
,risr,r, f,r iFo-e who ErliJafe. Modem languages
End ptuttrz y tie best icstrUctors.
HIsIC-Ihs department. " q be under the e.
paclsl super sisiou OF Ms Nicholson who VII Dc
aided " teachers OF Ahiity aud experience
Mas CkRoIISE NAs SCHsAcE HAoHEsHEEa.
Mss l. 3. hiosntsoss
AprIsn Priacipaln.
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ann BARRELS CHOICE NORTHERN Fo-
SOO tstoes, shich Ne wli 81 q ne losest
rstss =. lspz6-sti A. A. sfhNtEht cos,
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Posr TI.rESsA uT.-Eo II SOUTH Chsr-y g. Sur.
geon Vim. Ih-elissd, U. Vols, attending Uffi.
GERS sud Their FAM les.
Surg on +. W sPlRIyG, 10Th Mich Vols., Medi al
director ni Post Forces, Office No. IS College 81.
Posi- L OsPITs L-Corneg OF Cherry snd Elm sta.
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w. NJ. WARD,

Gave II Col. scA oa.o)
Alto RNES AT LAW.
Once at Ohio State Agents,
North Cherry Btreet, near A. 800.
uaree -sFis "@s 'Aines
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FEAALES! FEMALEsl!

Although you may be pronounced ipcursfla ti,s
7ainaTitan's Root aud herb Juices vii rsnaoys ,ry
VEST se OF impurities nom ,hs system A. vel III M
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LoUIsYILLE.. Ky.

THOSE vi.hnR % by, sell o. laase the bFst Oh
and Mineral Lands 10 the 5outh-Hssf vii
please call 90, Or Hnss 20 me. iuinsdiafely. Over
~ 90 acres nov 90 hsnd oaerng the most aitsrng
lnducsIaents Tor large prUnta Refer y the Cd
citizens iof Nashville md LouisUAs. odsf 10
% lands 10 shioh gil Dot taka stock myssl.
gOaH =. CAhPBELL,
mAFs3-dfEims kis o. Nashville.
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SAhARTTAEs GIFT.
SEA. By uusI 10 q plun envelors.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial

sal y uls- 10 q pam envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
IcrOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases, etc.
SAM AhlIAh ROOT AND HERB JUICES
j. offered 70 the publsc A. a positive eBrs
sfPAIi,lS OR NENERIAL DISEASES. re "A
AAklTANS ROOT AND HFRR JUICfss + -
most potent. certain snd efa,sI rs,-1.I = -,
erbeii It y aches sud erajicste- eVarv psrtie al
ne fenereai poison, 50 that the cure Il thorsn,-h
M peIiilSaeoG iA-1e then al this Purifying ReIa
sly and oe healed, Gnt not tracSInit 10 yo-,r -.
'eitJ Thai for "hich you may repent in asf vlsrs
Do NOT DESPATRs
Although Won may be prnpa,r,.st ,...,,..,,. a..
samaritan Root ani herb Juices VII rsr-,.,s -
vest Ee Of impurities from the system A. ,fil h. ~
the bad effects Of mereury.
FEHA LES! FEMALEsfI
n many affections With which numbers Of Fe-
uises suffer, the kOUT AND HERB JUICES i
mos, hsppily adsPted-in JIcera.ed J'tsr7fs En- en-
GorTnfea, N bearing d0Gu, FaIIirr Of tha wont
Deo-i'y' anu Tor all complaints ucilen, 10 the -t1
Samaritan's Wash
IS y, 10 y case o. SYPHILIS. ussd IN CONJUNCTION with
M, ei,; %. = ~ sace-. Fun drssuons
edsgd oy physician sud psieuts Tfey ar No.
Lu tue q. =. hospitals, thus restoring "a. h-sIfb
t-'---- ~ e4A elAfe @ollilFS.
FsUss. ~ Bllgl.0rs Ssa.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF T8s 81.
AiSIIANS REMEDIES.
'r9sI HoSFIAL, F0Er MARzHAtr)
| tfrA- bllulore, Md, Feb - iso1 7
= hays great satisfaction in statnF 49, i hsvs
Used III Samaritan Rastfiss'' f,T Vs1a-asY ~,
ease IN ~ most customary form. that bsvs -
them with Judgment, discretion sud pr,rsrf, -
have found them 70 respond 10 INV arti.,iTSi ,-,
l promptly ant etectusl!y. Knowina their ,..,r,,s,
sion, nave the fullest confidence IN their ed.S.,
/ 1ad a. far A. my Use Of them extends Recommend
i thSw strUDgly. ArYarp /, 49,,
| Assistant Surgeon 5th New YORK Yols IS
| Let Il be understood that these remedies are As
Feeolilenceo snd vii positively cure ths dissaies
| Frlce ~ Male Packages, Samartan's Gin S4uO
| teina.e $ 90 Root aad Herb JUICE s. %; Wash
/ B. ceut-.
| sold by ". J. 4 c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
! corner Chur. and Nine strt eis
| NASHVILLE TENs.
| Philadelphia.
janlS-6m.
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N many e1lt'etiona WIN which numbers Of Fe-
ulsss suter, he kOOf AND HERB JUICES j.
most happily adspted-in IlesrqislI Trs-rs F., 4 81,
GorTnoea' N bearing dOSu, FsllirE Of ths woyrh
Deo-l'iy, and FOR all complaints incident 10 ne ~
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foldsaI
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Il. G. SOOVEL,

GorusT Capitol kvsHus and Park Street.: opposite
Esn. f-oHi NJ 3tst- CaDisnl-
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TEN

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RAFEs oF ABYERFIsNe.

~ on La 10 ,s,syrr-v7z 4 sSUsAa)
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Byr BRIO. GEN. }. L DONALDSON,
Chief QIsrteTllaster, department Of toe Cltnbar-
lald. OthSe les Chsrry-strest.
CAPT. JAS. ?. BUsLLNG A 2 T.,
ohisf Assistant Qusltermaster. Once los Cherry.
street.
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FOR sALE-A Farm of I7355 Acres, veil i'm
proved, under good fences, admirably appoTtion-
ed 2Hal!s near the house, sni cistern within
~ ioet, l2n fruit trees, pears, peaches pluLls,
cherries, sppiess ounces, dsnlsous, &c I2J scres
IN woods, new farm house with ROOMS, barn,
stable, &c situated on the GallGtin pise, mics
from Nashville ard within q mile Of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. The timber upon
thus farm, " IN jUdiciOus management, might re
sold for nearly, II not quite, enough 10 pay for
the tsrm wa.eh is wei known IS the 4" William
johnson Fam"
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FOa sALE-A Brick Yard, In working order on
on Charlotte pike, y miles from Nashville, sd-
Joining the lands Of Vim. B. Cooper and WIN K.
Ellston, on n. ". Railroad Sufficient water 10
run the yard, two springs and branch, in all Il
acres.
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Samaritan's Wash

- 10 etse or syphilis. used IN CONJUNCTION ,.ts
NE i,oos and heru Juices. Fun dira.iIgns
me etncacy q these rema.liss IL aii.s s,i,,,syl
eistd py P1ysie.sn- sud psiieuts They arr mad
many pf our brave soldiers. ~ "''i'n
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IhPOTENCH, FArU1rY, EPugPTIC FITS.
n one Of which the patient NAV expire. Who can
say tnst hey are not frequently t0llowed BY hose
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FOEi SALE-The doUbe stately Mansion now oc-
cuped by Msj. r. c. McNsiry, east SIDE Of High
street, p house north Of Church, with all the
modern appointments and cOnyenisnces, IL a To-
ca!Itv sCllnelLly Desirable.
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FOH SALK-Seyen new, neat cottages, containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence, lots Is
yHO feet, 90 Broad street, near Mr.. Shelton's and
VIM L. Bro ms residences. Possession gwen IN
week. Each S-HD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22

MoNrrELuR, Sept 1875.
Tweuiy yens experience in making ard repaitins
betting had Convinced ih,, no cemsnt had been In
vented by which betting could be ,Gectuaily splioed
without rges or stitching. But my conviction has en-
dfey cha gsd within the last few months
star,ing business ne~ in ,hi. PLACE and wishing to
obtain some cement Tor the purpose Aforesaid | va.
rected by Mr. Fulleftin to Mr. r. A DoDoH HAVING
framed hath cement required no rvets, and would
even splice oily leather gave him thorough trial Al.
h'd some be ting back and W.T. with vhth here
state he put tope'her entirely by biz cement 10 ny
entire satisfaction and ih'nk j. will last az long az
the material will must say it lisa preat saving, no,
only Of leather but Of time and perplexity attending
the old mode and bis splces are ser, shallow. no,
more TIA half as much spite is tequi ed as by the
9th r process c. BENNKTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22
ENDURANCE OF THE ARAB HORSE.

The Arab horse is watered only once in
twenty-iour hours. He is often obliged to
content himself with dates instead of barley I;
these are given to him before they are per-
fectly ripe, when their stones are soft, and
are eaten stones and all. In the spring be is
turned out on the pastures but in the sum
mer, If bis master can afford it, be gets lit
tie barley. On this scanty fare horse in the
desert is expected, il necessary, to accomp-
lish, for five or six successive days, distances
OF a hundred and fhy miles and, after a
couple of days rest and good feeding he will
Re quite well enough to repeat the feat. If be
shakes himself at any resting place, or paws
The ground with his foot it is held that there
is no occasion to pull up in the journey and
If you would know at the end OF day of ex-
cessive fatigue how far you can yet depend
upon your horse, get off his back and pull
him strongly BY the tail-if he remains IN
moved you may still rely upon him. IL is Of
no very rare occurrence to hear of horse
going one hundred and eighty miles in TWEEN
tS-iour hours The requisites which the
men of the desert look for in him are, "tha.
he should carry full grown man, his arms
and change Of clothing, food for both his
rider and himself, fag. even on a windy
day, and If 1t be necessary. drag dead body
behind him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22
MIDSUM NJ Err.



Abound this lo,e', Wiley rise
tn ~ pie hits 4 PafAui e
o soNly on yon barks of haze
lie Tosy are be Summer lays
y oalmed along the szure sky,
1ht srsosies Of cloudland lie,
Whose shores with iasny a shining in,
Far of & cir pearl white peaks upht.
Through all the long midsummer day
TIE meadow sides are s~eet with hay.
| seek the coolest sh TERED seat,
ist where The 6elc and fur' At met
where grow the pine-tfess tall and bland,
The N lent oaks austers and grand.
And 'ringy roo and ebb,s fret
The ripples Of the iivulet.
watch the mowers - they go
though the all sfass. a white-slceved row
With ev strokes their scyihes they swing,
In tune their merry Nhetst n iins
Aehn lue MIN lie youngsters rmn
aud toss the thick waths n the sun;
he cattle gaze while ratm s ~.
slopes the b. Dad asture, casks the hill
Aud rght shen sun met breekes break,
The ~ IN wheat enhkles ike lake
The bl't Ihy and humble bee
Come o III pleasant DDS with me
q ick rtf r. me runs the quail
he chickens skulk behi d The rsil
High up the Ion. wood pigeon si's.
Anu The wook peck pteks and fits.
Seeet " cd ard mu ic sinks AID sselli,
The br oklet ri e Tvs 'iuklinR tells,
he sEsrniug insect drone md hum.
tie MF1ge beats hs throbbn un,
h "a tsl e ips among the b ughi
And chstters Ia bis lesfy house
In GRO hsshsf by aud lo,kl
Into the mirror Of tie bro *
Whe III vsin blne-bird wi MS his coat,
Two tiny feathers IA and f at.
As siitntl' as iendcrly.
The d,wn Of peace d sends On me.
Oh. thi, Il peac, | have no need
q friend IN AK " toik to read
A d.ar oomptn IA here abidts
Close to m, tn I ling hest tie des;
The hoy silence Is hts Voice,
liz and listen. and rejoice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22

ALMOST A TRAGEDY.-Professor Ruggles,
Of Dartmouth College, had a very narrow
escape at Niagara Falls on Friday evening.
While walking on Goa; Island with party
Of ladies, one Of them dropped her parasol,
which slid some fifteen or twenty feet down
the bank of the river. Mr.. Rugges went
down and picked it up. but, on attempting to
return, the bank being slippery and the
ground hard, lost his footing and fell to the
very brink Of the precpice, which at this
point is eighty or ninety feet high Here
he caught hold ofsn upturned tree, the trunk
of which hangs over the abyss. The shock
caused the tree to shake violently. and it APP
pearl d on the point Of falling over the preci-
pce The ladies shrieked and called for help,
but no assistance was at hand. A movement
on the part of Mr.. Ruggles, or gust OF
wind, seemed sufficient to cause the tree to
fall. At this critical moment one of the la
dies took off her basqune and skirt, cut them
into strips, got shawls and other articles Of
clothing from the rest Of the party, tied
them together, fastened stone to the rope
thus formed and let it down to Mr.. Rugglea,
who, taking hold of it, walked slowly up the
bank. 1t was amOment of fearful suspense
The rope was held firmly by the ladies above,
bat 1t might unite or break, and a fall of a
hundred feet below must be the inevitable
result. When Mr. Ruggles reached terra
frma. hi. fair rescuer who had shown such
remarkable presence OF mind tainted, and
was taken home 10 an Unconscious state.-
Concord ( A. H. Statesman.