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Die Cholera.

Ntw 0ort, 5. SUM. Gin 8efnaer bes
9oapitali@lffes ,6aIcon msloet beute, bab es BOILER
YatIentel 1T NIB feline mebr bort auf9encmmen
werotn tSnnen. Ser 3uitano Der Yati.nt,n 1T
ihredli4. Sn umtrelie bon 2 Disilel1 lieaen 5
Sdlffe NIT Cholera uno gelbeAI 6ieber am 8prb.
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NobnungSs 8erdnSerung.
Or. 81. xheOOOre Nica

pat FIRE Sffes md @Ge 9rOdtbas unb ID Within
ctr bsrlsgt. (GtroanJ in WiuG t,nfr.1
Sfte1duneer: Wfo. sens 10 ubr. siadnttta5S Ia
InD Abenps az ppr.
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Teierlibe GntbiiGnne res OpmD. Sices
MDuumenf6.

Dns Monument res WdrneE, her turG s%eEtssmdsea San
eeln tebr bic b1su bettrua toB unfer Stnat G6 i6t Der
Hfbeutrn er fu6ltGsn ScIGu 'nbdrCne anl6lre, weidtS n
benz Iowa! ietn ~ OIItnben Yalttmpe nireenpe Nufnabm
1reen tounte, bat chilli b auf benz Nlabe zines rlbmltbft be.
Iahhtfn Yltrtrten, unteSS 8sebtttn vi burgers. 6rn. g.
U 0 4 cine Stdtts gefunb n.
Iue, fts 8u tenn DtOnumente bsiestrasen 61bcn, Tertsn
Gtsroara, freunelthft etreelaO n. fb 0Unnsrfae ben 7. be
0d6mttta8s 3 lbr CUR feteIl&eo @ntbuuuna beIeIben Ia
Net'S Sn'n on ter Eelatr Roae etnsufnbeu.
SIM ipeclflen Auftrdse
y. j. @VtItnetpft
nt6p) Ser. tes 0eut deu lniso Ser ia nrr gh
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Jleue an1ei0en.
MuTrrh;rnnn

Der untsr;si&rete ~tCrbert ttsrmit NIwtud d. drfet RI
9eb SrnHcDsei aus Wttd. @rC6bfripottum Weimor. duf
etnjuf ben. mibrissnfaaS fG ~terfelte ais stf6t brn prn
tbr 6straGtet.
mi GGthnr mnrfarh
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Nl0h Srerten.

DdS srrbe b~reinaft3e Bremen Rlippetfdif erHer
flafe -Stdfepsa e., Capt = . 5e6ter liesen6 an Gcrrers
lebarf Fee t 8e8en ben 9. Juai prompt MD Obtsem Safen
y. 9ef8 n 8Ia1t une pahG8s meade man Tt am 8rrO bes
5&tfeS an ben Gap.tda Uter CIT
@eper& WiItenS,
utEpfrl NN 10 10 q m korl n
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y1d6riht

wFrb Rterntt festttn, bcb etne @pvlttnttUn AT ZEN y1as y NJ
St0N r IT, rahrenb nr erStnrdr.tGen g Suns etntaGt ptrt,
I'M stnt DInpfmai&tne auf mtInsm e %sentbIm. Wp. 31S
St5otfr: gu errt1ten unb in etbrGaGfn.
,bt-re) 4cSpdr Nueee
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81 S[ tten Nenier, @syiidJte,
Cob.

New BORT, 3. Stunt. Sob wllrbe beute
Nadmlttag 3i 145}, 145t b~ertauft. I'm 4 l1br
idlob es au 146f.
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g 6nRen=Narf
Snltimnre Gfiikfn<MrirMiGnft

Sn 5tnblid of lds mare beSOritsbtrte @tnweibunes.
te 4 %erluden mir treunelt9t bteieniesn UittsIreber, welde
NOD ridt I'M . fig ibrsr untfotm ltnb, f6 ttefelben pbne
3 sttofridumntB ;uleeen 81 ipparn.
SIM Auftra3 bS &usf4ulss
mtepfrl SuL Gpnro6. Gsfr
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SanoSsI6er!
QlQe SploQten unO l{otrpien

NUF SDIOuIen Nn0 W(atr01en
tts 1861, 1852 Ino 1883 unb ole Nnkern eebtsrt baben, Fnb
RAD benz ntufn y ftrien Gef bs 81 $500 tredtist Nlan
nenOs ip an &apL 8 9. 9ripp bOn1 III. Su. Wet gUl tn
I preutSs 9Ntti, I'll 9Bsft pratt SIry e~ssenIber Der Eur.
nee 9aQe. imtbnl
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unbetin Union Stats GOrpentiUn.

Vie Delf8dten bon Sen Counties un6 Der Sta6t Baltimore
frttben f6 inr uabeotn9ten linton Staats-g pnDention am
WtttnO9, 8 Junt, UNI IL lNr i'm 5rOnt Str.
Hteater oertnrtreln. Nuf 8efebt
eimtl 9as @rccuttp.@ orntts limb llnipn Staot Nrntentinn
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1eln.

I1e Wiebi5iner fnb buriiber Ieinbertauben, baB Sobtn
Sas Bette Mtittel gtSen ScropbeIn unb ale arantbeiten,
pel6e nit beIen oerpanbt iinb, if, tpehbes ienols entr
trdt wprbeu lit. Die 9uupti6tpieristeit b~eftanb BARN,
zine refine gufI6inns O%eiielben gu erRuIteu.
9r. $. &nOers SOOins8 aIer
if cine refine auf0iu@ bes 3csin, c6ne 9eimii9uus ir.
sens zines aufl0ienbsu @tpfes! !!
GO entbalt einen pcGen @run gu ieoer 1nje Daifer.
Gin Ie9r 9utt6 lt6rtenpes Mtittel.
Sc bat 8eReilt unb wirb belen Scrcp6sln in alien ibrsu
Seri6iebenen @eftalten.
9el9witre, freb8artl9e Srautbeiteu, Sppbilis,
Sledte, Sul5fluB &C.
unb tpurbe nit auBerprbentli6em Grfols sebrau6t segen
u : c II M a t s 8, DtSpepfta, GusSeBs
8raueH= . e d 10 e T b e II, $ ersen,
Geber= unb I'm en-, &C.
@irculare werben foitenfrei an cine beliese @bbreifs gee
i6idt.
BreiS: ST per 6Gaifs un5 SIS fir 6 6lai6eu.
3ubereitet bon Or. 8. Anper8. arBt unb @bemiter.
gu babe1 bel j. p. DinSmOre,
y0. 81 Dep @traBe, Stem gOlt, unO bsi alsu Orasifen
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ReiseuborTer'S Nlae ar
N on Der 8eldir Ncao. A

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II tun' ereebsnf barduf dufnrstam a. mad n, bas ,br
IN tatton gang Defenders tu @efeII(6aftS,, SOUL.
nnb YttSat-@rcurftpnen ~empfrbIen wsrb. Ste
wtro ~cetreben, Is ben 1ertten @dfen bet'ut Befuhe TIRES
9lases 10 an9entbm ais n6eItds gu MAIDEN unb lets NIT ben
oeFeH Spttien unb easeFbter anfwarten. t~0mri6mtl
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81 OrOBe GrcurfiOn
~ ker
ssA Gnln1nbia Qnae go. 26. 1905

Den Wttstitbsrn, onen Sresnstribern, frrie benz Vutli.
FUN ii ertaupt btene ntermtt CUR Nadrtut, .te pbiae Qrae
am IL Stunt gum Sefen Der 8tbIt ,tttt tine &reurfOn radp
benz S4ussneOf an Der Selair EiCob Str0nfOltst bat unO
label hteh Iben CUR ~ee'daissn 9beilnabms btersu etn.
Die Nttslieter, frwts b. 8 bsns rubtr aHS rriu6t ab
WCreens u 8 ubr in cen 8srIammluoss Ufale I'm uFneen,
Inn hb an etr oorGnssehtnben SrOJe fipn gu bstbtilt zen.
np-mrl SIM Autttds y. pptItpp, Sefr.
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SDncDrDin.
Spc. Ssrt. Eurnoetein.

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Seute. DiittSOt, q enb
Wionatlibe General Newfoundland.
Od bic BenmtenwabI unb antere 10 dtiee @eIt4fte Scrs
Iisgen. 10 tprb cine sabireihe Bettei1ieuna erportet.
limb Q0m d nau {, corr. S3riftp.
SaItu. Burger SAiibcnz@clraibaft
Die Wttglttbsr Obiser GefaI&aft Rnb bierpur d an ter an
Dftttmpb, .. Stunt. Nb mrs 8 ubr IN Der Central Saue "
Say r. ftlttfnpeneen TerIammtuns freuI tli6h einpe tuosn.
otmt) &baS Sad5e Setr.
Nufruf
an Die oeutI6e 8eo6lterun9 8altimore's.
Our gefprs6une unb Rtratbuns elmer aupsmstreu gHts.
fabe tn 9erbtneuns CUR BGrberuug e,neS sblsn an, DIS hnceI
etne erpBe Uertdm ntunq am Opnuerfde. Z. Stunt In Der
Sisel fa1s, 1872 Bomb Str. BET 6rn. $ e fart, wpau aus
Oeutiden 10 ~ertnseno ais freuneli6 e~inseldben fnb.
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tbitGBtn modem fno bGl Il eriudt. fb ZEN DonneI flag
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g'nnt oa IL. NIt. Oa stne 6rDs: MnjlbI BON Nntosihr
bore t. entnrmmeu fuc Ttrteu Nue, pgIbc nod getOrnen.
inns, I'D BIS M Sere ne nnsufhltesen, erIu4t, be Nnmel.
eungeu &c. In ben MAO ten Serammtungen ~ MAIDEN.
$ Nrnae. @. 9orh, $, ObrmGrn.
(mdi14-) YrdL S6nbm. Str.
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@iebti9 DUn Gamaba.

Die Tcnier obrrmoIs ouf hem&gifo pfac.
Giue Sh1abt eriuartet!
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Durb neuehe gtnfduf. tn gep gp,t babe i@ mir ein
ouhs Gprtiment BON Gabdten 8eFbert, wsIHe i'd ~ folaen.
BEN pretien nblaHen tnrn: Is. 1S, IS, IS, as. So so
unb 10 Is entS per Tfunh. 5aSdnnd go @ents
prO Tfunb, febr quite Qaalttdt. Aue btsft Eabdie fnb fbr
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ten BITE Dadre fret tn's 5aus %stiefert. SO psres mstns
Runben ~tebersett ielbf beet. men I'm tebsn suit ben gu TEL
len. g. q. Meqn1ret 4 Spbn'
(2npr-) 63 Glib CAT ndbe Srottfr.
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Yteue8 ROblen= un0 0olsz@efAdft.

Die untertst6netsn bdben iUtsex eth Atues RpbItn.
unb 9pIt. 9ef6a # sr5fnet unb balten I'D ,ur aus.
fibrun9 trsenb foeI&er Stfeauns beaens tmpfptleu. Ste
baben tets aae SOr.en BON 8cbieu 3um DfR., 8urnoee.
@epj&t bon 224e Df pro EOnnt. Stre petite persen
fttts stt ~nteO.tgfen un6 bic 8~ebtenhus bic pdnttItGfe fttn
~ Btfeunnsen fur uns nebnsn an Ser s u I u
@Cnrah, Us. B s. TrsberitAr, fomte 9trr 8u B OH
Yea, Ne 267 70. gratI1r, 8sssnIk'r be uEurnbaue". ;
6eft Bttter,
ilnat31nt) Marb: SO 800 9. @ arpItuenr. Bad HoHn
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WIdrftrUtatteu

UNI Sttftrelen, Beidte, 6dusfhute u. + n. iu setGntn.
Oiele rubntsn, mmcrUdbreneen Dtdrt rpIatien werber
~faSriStrt bet s.. Qen,btro,
ina 8-1mtl 116 QSpfr., rabt benz B%eldtrmatft.
9fOieamr TdpefenI
BeraDieete Mpulfdur ub Tapeteu, EifH. ueberaIse, Ra
m'ntntrne, 8oreen te.. tcGben emp 'dngen aus Stem Yprt,
fnb gu r~eoTittten pretfen ~ baben Bet
q. Yt. N n
Z3apSrnt1 12l 6dndhtrhr. rnhe Mrnnah.
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(iAoc'm'j SIerttes Stnet'GOmmtfdrs.
Die felbaipirfenbe NafentsWumne.

sott3s ~Se,pneers seetsnct UNI SeIIer, Gts4rubea II.
anh're u ntertrbtf@e Rdume u tnfwdffern ,
tneem tt 0b felbf tn 8ewtsunS Test lobolb ttn u adj bette.
ben etS @teentbnmsrsl heatmmter 9unft tn rem Betalter,
NORM IT. febt, BPM 91af r u%bsrflsssn pirb unb pivter
nta Rebt, wenn Is sus6epunpt if, ~trforhert nt@t bic a.
ringfe 8ftdntluu8 pber Nnff BIT.
Utasaunsen fur ftefe bS3n nusbaren Yutptn unb bas
G,cdenn'a&eu . n feuttsn Ddnten Dtrb bet benz Inter
tet6netfn pIuftlih befprgt 6enrp 6. Grid,
tmai26-lmtl 81 u. 242 G. Gnrpintar. gnltn W1h
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Staot=G ~ommi6drs Office,

2. Stunt 1865.
SIN 6rl8e elmer application rtt6 hermit gtaGridt aea..
ben. has Ter Staet-9 mmiiir unb @uruegOr am Denuerfao,
Z. Stunt. IL ubr TCrmittaes an Ort unh STEELE fein rereen,
un ote 8raotruns on 9uilpn &les BON st SObn BIS 5pf
man StraBe fefiuft nen.
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Giir GsfannNerei]

Sir OefangDcretne.
@ine SannmIuns au5erle fener
Utdnnerquartette, 16 Stimner &c. 9arttur.
0eU.Y Stttnba@,
dun5-5j 70 %. gaItimOrt5tr. 6de 8rtpolets aueu
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8altn. 8iirQcr 81 dl1hoif-

Die Wtttgltt6er Cbiser GeflfGaft fnb biereurG an ter ON
yftttmNG, g.. Stunt. @b mrs 8 ubr In Der Central Saue "
Say r. fflttfnbeneenS~ eriammIuns freu, blitf einget nbsn,
otn1tl @hoS Sa6ie Setr.
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UlDHdTIIUe WenerdIz BeIllmmhlng.
Sd bic BedmtenmabI unb antere 10 htioe CSeIt fife Srr
Iisgen. 70 rprb cine satlrei6e Bettet1tsuns srmartet.
ltntl gDm 9 d nduffe r corr Ghriftr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16
WnAT Is TT :?

The Indian Compound oi Honey Banese' squHs'
combination OF thc eseLuaI oils and extracts Of over
2l diherent kinds o and herbs besides those from
which IL takes It's name prepared by chemical process
so that the Medical properties Of each plant is retained
in highly eonoen1at state, while the useless ana
wholesome portions me teitc0d j. is uwt tFi'l'
the taste than any other medicine, and can he Ryen 70
any person. at any time under any oire lmsauoes-@n
ven to the smallest child with the most perfect 'aie
will positively cue elnsluptio1 (ca1sh oy c7lisi)
in its 6rst aud second stages Inaamauon Of h Lagu'
across che Chest, Difficulty Of Breathing hoATseness
from public speaking any other and "a fae az
aiseaYes ofthe hyoat anf lungs y not too rr ad0ancea
md oH give qrert reief ddVaaced aHd Uoura6'e ca
SIS Of cointlaph0n
Every person should have il as it prevents oonsump'
ton invariably when taken in time, and to cure your
eougn il surely will and save many doctors biils
Doctors use It in heir practice and Families They rec
ommvnd t so does everybody that uy IT, You can take
1t TO your family physician, let lam Try H. and Il he does
uit recommend 1t as good return aud get your money
again,
Prepared by Drs COMBS WILSON, New iorh
City aud Auburn New York For sale BY all druggists
and dealers In medicine. . ~,
Wood, Bixby 4 Cc., wholesale uRents, MO, 'pelef
Vermont Septl6dly weop75N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16

" AhhlNuIuhs mAtCh T.
The testimony reported from the committee
on reconstruction, to-day, refers to the States
Of Texas, Florida aud Louisiana.
The substance Of evidence is the same
as that elected yesterday, viz that the same
feeling OF ofi1subordination and rebellion exists
as during the last FIVE years, aud that the
negroes are universally loyal
WAsHtNaroN, March 3.
The most interesting portion OF the evil
dence taken before the Joint Reconstruction
Committee will be thai of the subcommittee
on Virginta, North Carolina. and South Car
ollna, which is ready for presentation on the
return of-the Chairman, Senator Howard
Among the testimony, is that Of Robert f.
Lee, which will disclose the fact that although
he violated his oath TO tho United States, he
always avoided swearing allegiance to the
rebel government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16

ExrRAoRDINARY PIsToL SHooTING.--The
Savannah Herald says that Mr. Sam. k. Head,
an attache of that paper, and who is we'll
known in Boston, at pistol gallery in that
city last week shot ten shots at the target at
deliberate aim, ringing the bell seven times
out of the ten. He then placed bottle on
the floor at distance of twelve PAGES, setting
a cork ON tha mouth OF the bottle and bullet
on the top of the cork. lie was to hit the
cork without breaking the bottle, and drop
the bullet into the bottle. Mr.. Head dropped
tho bullet into the bottle five times out of tho
ten trials, and did not break the bottle.
There must be rather bad state of affairs
in Memphis as regards the prevalence Of the
small pox. On Wednesday last prominent
physician left the following note in the Argus
office have seen six cases Of this disease
on the street in its various stages in the past
few days, and just this moment | am from
the corner of Front and Gayoso streets, where
sits a colored woman just entering the matu-
rated state"
A young man by the name Of John z. Ed
wards was arrested at the Second Baptist
Church, in New London, on Sunday evening.
Just as he had concluded most eloquent ex-
hortation, entreating sinners to flee from the
wrath to come. His offence consisted in
stealing an overcoat.
~ have not loved lightly" as the man said
when he married widow weighing three
hundred pounds.
A terrible rumor is circulated about Paris
that the Empress has appeared without
crinolne.
The light OF that burning oil spring shows
at IS miles distance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16
MAROH MEETING.

CABor-Clerk and Treasurer, Allen Perry
Constable, VIM. S. Atkins Oyerseer. Anson CO.
burn Agent, Edwin Fisher Superintendent, A.
G. Burbank Selectmen, NJ Z. Wallace, G. NJ
Seabury Orson Kmball; Listers, Thomas Ley
ford, Wv Hale Salmon w. Davis.
Statistics.-W have no report, Men furnished
for the war, lil; war bounties and expenses,
sG,376 S2. Vote for N. A. Chase, County Com
missioner, 50.
EAST MoNTraLIER. Clerk, I. q. Kel-
ton Treasurer, S. S. Kelton; Selectmen, j. Nj.
Willard, j. NJ. Parker, j. S. Coburni Oyerseer
of poor, j. G. Putnam Collector and Constable,
II. A. Putnam; Listers Clark King, Squire Bailey
L. Coburn Town agent, Addison Peck Town
superintendent, Byron Goodwin. Town tax raised
100 cents ON the dollar, War expenses, = ~, ,sOs
50 men furnished, 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16
gtlatcbmau 4 State JOurnaI,
by p WALTON.
MONTpELIER. MANCH l6. l6Gs.

RrcoNsrrucrroN. -- The conditions imposed
upon the rebel states by Senator Wilson's bill are :
First--All laws recognizing or establishing an
inequality of civil rights or immunities by reason
Of differences of color, race, descent, to be an
nullcd and forever prohibited, and all persons to
have equal right ia the courts ia the protection Of
property and person.
Secondly right of suffrage to be given by
the State to males Of the African race, who are q
years OF upward ia age, and have been enrolled
and served in tbe army or navy, or pay tax on
real or personal property, or can read the Consti-
tuition Of the United States.
Thrd-That the State shall never demand pay
meut Of the United States on account of the
emancipation Of slaves, nor on account Of any
debt incurred in aid Of the rebellion.
Fourth This act to take effect when any Of
the states concerned shall declare It's assent by
Legislative act, which shall be forever rropeaable
TENrssEr.-The bill reported by majority
Of the Committee on Reconstruction, is as fol-
lows;
Rcsolrei by the Senate and House Of ReprcseH-
tqfires Of he United States 0f america m C0H-
gress assembled That whereas the people Of Ten
nessce have made known 10 the Congress of the
United States their desire that the constitutional
relations heretofore oxisting between them and the
United States may be fully established, and did,
on the 22d day of February, 1863, by large
popular vote, adopt and ratify constitution Of
government, republican in form and not iHconsis-
tent with the Constitution and laws OF the United
States and State government has been organ
ganized under the provisions thereof, which said
provisions and the laws passed in pursuance
thereof proclaim aud denote loyalty 10 the Union
and whereas the people Of Tennessee are found to
be in a condition 70 exercise the functions Of
State within this Union and can only exercise the
same by the consent of the law-making power Of
the United States Therefore,
The State Of Tennessee is hereby declared to
be one Of the United States OF America, on an
equal footing with the other States, upon the ex-
press condition that the people Of Tennessee will
maintain and enforce 10 good faith their existing
constitution and laws, excluding those who have
been engaged IN rebellion against the Unitid
States from Che exercise of the elective franchise
for the respective periods of time therein proaded
for and shall exclude the same persUa- !5r the like
respective periods Of time from eligibility TO Of
flee and the State of Tennessee shall never as
sume or pay any debt or obligation contracted or
incurred in aid Of the late rebellion nor shall the
said State ever in any manner claim FROM the
United States or make any allowance or compen-
saton for slaves cmancipatcd or liberated IN any
way whatever; which conditions shall be ratified
by the Legislature OF Tennessee, or Che people
thereof as the Legislature may direct, before tins
act shall take effect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-16

THE SEVEN DAYS BATTLES. Harper 8
Magazine for March, contains an account OF
the great battles between Mcclellan aud Lee
before Richmond, made up from the official
reports Of both sides
Il appears from a COMPARISON Of Lees with
McClellan's reports, that at the beginning OF
the Seven Days the armies were very closely
matched. Mcclellan had l03,224 men, ac-
cording to his own account, and Lee had
100 500, according to his report. 1t appears
further, from Lees report, that in every sing
lie battle cur men beat the enemy, h1ugh al
most in every case greater rebel force was
brought against the part Of ours which was
permitted to fight it is shown that on the
second aud third days Richmond was open to
Mcclellan, the tide Of battle having 80 rolled
round that the greater part Of Lees army was
so placed as to leave the whole Of Mcclellan
I fJrce between 1t aud Richmond.
Mcclellan had not more than third of
hs army Engaged in any single battle, except
that Of Malvern; but our gallant troops
fought with heroic bravery; the generals in
command on the different fields appear to have
selected admirable positions, and as the at
tack lay upon the enemy, he suffered more
severely than our troops, as will be seen by
the following official account Of the losses on
both sides Union, killed, ,582; wounded,
1 1909; total, 29l. Rebel, killed, 3,l6l
wounded, Is ,255 total, 10 405. That is to
say, the rebel losses were twice as great as
ours in killed and wounded
But after every success, Mcclellan ordered
d new retreat. He appears to have been TO-
| tally ignorant of the enemy's position and
strength; he had Richmond in his power on
! every day Of the seven, and on the last day
| Il, instead ofrstreating from Malvern Hill, he
/ had attacked the enemy, he would not only
have gained Richmond but destroyed the
rebel army. The rebel General Trimble, in
an official report, thus describes the condi.
ton Of the Confederate army ON the morning
after the battle of Malvern Hill
"Ihe next morning by dawn, | went of
to ask for orders, when found the whole
army in the utmost disorder. Thousands o.
struggling men were asking every passer by
/ for their re iments ambuances, wagons and
artillery obstrucled every road, and sltogeth'
er, in drenching rain, presented scene O
the most woiul and heart-rending confusion.
The writer in Harper's Magazine adds;
Z" The very show of an attack upon such al
army by the unbroken Union force, must hav'
defeated it. But there wa, in the mind o
it's commander no thought Of an attack
When in the morning the Confederates look
ed up the hill which they had 80 yainly at
tempted to scale, they saw not a trace of thu
grim batteries and serried lines which haC
confronted them the night before. In thu
storm and darkness the Union army hat
lied from a victory as though il had been
Iout.
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The House passed bill limiting the num-
Der Of assoc,te judges Of the Supreme
Court to eight. (rhis will dispose Of the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Judge
Catron)
March 9, the Senate resumed the debate
on the apportonment amendment to the con-
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