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STRANGE. But TRUE.

IHVERY young lady and gentleman in the United
II States hear something very much to their i'd
vantage by mail fres Of charge) BY addressing
theundersgned. Those having fears Of being hum.
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card All
others will please Adde'S their obedient fervant,
THOS. =. CHAPLAIN,
0ol Broadway. new York.
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Perry's Moth and FreckIe Lotion

Cholsma, Mothpatch, (also Liverspot) and Len
tigo, Freckes often annoying PARTICULAR
ladies of ght compile for the oored spots
show plainly the face OF blonde than a
brunette but they greatly the beauty Of either
and any preps that will eHectually the m
without injuring the Or color OF the skim is
certainly q desidersfum. DIR. B. e. Perry who has
made diseases of the skin speciality has discovered
u remedy for the discolorauons which is at once
prompt, Infalible and harmless.
Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist, No
40 Bond Street, New York, and for by all drug
gists; price 81 per. bottle. Call for
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold Nv ali Druggisls in Montpelier. spY<om6
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yydesire TO make the FIREMAN particularly Vaiua-
b, for its newstrom all parts of Vermont and our
friends in different parts of the State'especiay
Washington, orange and Lamoile Coohlies' wiz
c,nfera greatfavor upon and our readers by SEND
-, Io,at intelligence Give the facts and we
will arrange them Tor the psIer
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1flisfcllalcous.
Vermont GxasP and Sulll.
van Railroads.
rs II
SPRING ARRANGEM EST.
Commencing April 9th, 1876

r. 81 y %
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 9th, 1856
yrafns Going south anS East.
L..,- dontpeIier ITS 20 An $50 r.a nd TO- 90 ~
sGA11 CRAr, leaves St Adams at 6l6 NJ, connec1-
M ing White River junction and Bellows Falls
New YORK arriving at New York at I0.45 r. n, and
with rams n Passumpslc X. X.
DAY ExPREss Train Montreal at $50 A. H..
Al John. at 10 90 A. NJ, Ogdensburg at $50 A n,
ing Burlington with Rutland Road for Ir y, Al
bany New York arriving in Boston via Lowell al
io3u p. H..
NIss1 Errnr.sTRAus leaves Ogde rgh at IL 30
~. Monttea at 2.l5 P. Rouse's Point at 5.45 ?.
n ST. job as at arriving at Boston at 40
connecting Bellows Fall with Cheshire Road for
Boston and Worcester and with vermontV Valley r.
g. forSprineheid, &c, an arriving in New York at
l2-30
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. H., 50 ~, and 80
Il and 5 10 n
DAY EIrrr.s T.AIS leaves Boston via Lowell 8 90
for Burlington, ST. Adams Montreal arriving at
Montreal at 9 30 p NJ. OSdensburgh At LOO A. NJ
MAIL Train leaves Boston at UJ A. via 10 well,
Lawrence and Fitchburg at 30 ~ Springfield
at As A. n, for Burlington, AMI St Adams
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIs Mortified al & ID A. ~
and Burlington at Is for ST. Adams, Montreal
HOUSES Point, &c.
NtsHr ErrRKss THAIs leaves Bellows Fa at 10 o.
p NJ receiving passengers from Vermont Valley
&. R., eaving Ne York IL. is ?. l., and from
Cheshire r R., leaving Boston al 80 -. connec
ton a 90 for Burlington, Rouse, Point. Mon
treal and Ogdensburgh, connecting a Nj ntrea ant
Oeaensburgh with Grand TruHk trains for tn West.
Sleeping cars are ATTACHED to 0oth he lshI sx-
n between ST. Adams Bottom,
and st. Adams and Springfield
Through Tickets tor Chicago and he Wssnor
Iais 1t tbs principal alta ions
MERRILL, SUIT.
ST Alba rs, April Q, 1866
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fI5lL;IiYH;LXIl1I;}

For us against n oths IN CIotu lis advantages,
Efficiency. Economy, impaIts sweet odor the Clothes
and to last through twelve months The best thing
Every Druggist has it. HARRIS * CHAPMAN, Bos-
ton
TO CONSUMP TIVEs.-You will get the recipe
Tor sure cure Coughs Colds, Consumption, and all
lung complaint, by sending to d. ADEE, No. 3sl
Pearl ST NV York He sends ITS free. Write tor
It has cured thousands.
IL more men in Montpelier ana vicinity, who has lost
or lg, Ia in the Light ami profitable bust
ness Of selling ID. Wacdsworth's Waterproof Arnics
Healing Plaster sales repaid and profits large sam
pie all information sent for % Address A. +.
SELCHER. Philadelphia, Pa.
" ing Agents. % Congress Street, Boston.
Those who desire avail themselves of adyertis-
Ing agency, aud they very encient Institutions in
these dssr, viii fad that If Geo. r. RowELL& Co one
of this test IN the It's facilities
and it is entirely reia"le.-Boston Post.
NAVAL OFFICERS. INDEMNITY.
OFFICERS OF the Navy VINO lest clothing by the de-
blanks which will enable them procure
for same, b. addressing s. b. n, Box 20I, Boston
Mass
u ILLiA8DS.-The unoe rsigned are prepar-
ID ed 10 furnished Biiiiad Tables. with their improv
ed Patent Cushions. New and second hand Tables
-y hand. Also, ali articles connected with
the business. KArANAGH & DECKER,
235 Canal Street, New York
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AN ESSAY
III OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION FOX
YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pre-
IaatuieIy PROSTATE the Vital Powers with
relief free Of charge sealed letter envelopes
Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN Howard Asso-
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Wherever Fashions votaries gather-there
Nigh Bloom ing Cereus - scents the summer air.
Phalon Il Son, Manufacturers, SIT, Broadway, N. Y
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Complete y, very large Volume ofover 1000 pages
Splendid y iIIu.trate d with over 80 Fine
Portraits of General. Battle Scenes,
csnps and Diugram

In the selection Of Tor this great work the
suhof has ccnfinci himself strIc;y Official data de-
rived from The reports If Northen nd southern Gen
erals the report Of the Committee on the Conduct oil
the War National ana r -bel Archives, &C.
He has carefully avoided the introduction OF any
matter srlcty TE9tke and Official and has succred
ed prod Icinl what universally demanded, Jd'r
aud impartial History of War. The great superb
Iority Of all others is every where &C
knowledg,d. IIIs marked by degree OF thorosshhess
accuracy attempted by no contemporary
Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers, energetic
young men, and all want Of profitable Mt,
shond q circulars, and why 1t sells
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Y published. Address, JONES BRO THEIRS CO.,
IA fhCsniA Building Boston.
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Make YOUR own soap

WITH B. T BBABITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH READY SOAP MAKER Warranted
double in siren 9Th Of Potash and superior
any other saponfer ley in market Put up in ans
OF pound, two pounds three pounds, pounds
and twelve pounds, with full directions In English and
German, for making Hard and Soft Soap. One pound
will make ft~en gallons OF Soft Soap. No lime is
CURED Consumers will find his the cheapest Potash
in market.
Y&N4lyl b. T. BAB8ITT,
a 6b 81 ~ nd Ashn gto
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HOPES REALIsED.-REv. E. EVANS. Delhi, Onis,
writes: have used Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Resto-er and ZyIobasamum- They have changed my
hair natural color, and stopped Its falling on
Could anything said in favor of any sEtc %
Sold by drupgisr everywhere. Depot, los Green
wieh, st.. New York. y&AlSwl
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During the months of January, February
and March, the Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Alabama issued 81, 1852 ra-
tons gratuitously to white persons, an IL,
40 to blacks.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervou.
n Debility and Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indscreton, will for the sake Of suffering hu
nd free ali who need it, the recipe and
making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do SO by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
spYIyl No. Is Chambers St, Rev York.
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USE HELNBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all ID sea.es of these sans, whether existing
in Male or.'' Female" from chaftusr orig
nafng, aud mattr hOr long standing 1t is pleasant
in taste and in odor, immediate > an action, and
more srengt hening than any OF the epai stions of
Bark Iron.
Those suffering from Broken dogn Delicate Can
situations, procure the remedy at
reader may b. aware that however slight may
be the attack above it ia
eff ct BODILY HezI.h Mental POices, HGppise
above diseases require the aid CT diuIeic.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated
Compound fluid extract SarSaparilla

For purifying the blood removing all chronic censt
tutonal diseases. arising from an impure state of
remedy for the of Scfofula, Scald Head, Salt
Rheum Pans and Swellings OF tie Bones, Ulcera-
the Face letter, Erysipeas and all scay eruPtions
AND BEAUTlFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not a few of the worst disorders that affect MAN.
kind arise from corruption that sccumu lates in
the blood. OF all the discoveries that have been
MBOLD'E tOMPOUND EXTRAcT OF sAKsAPA-
RILLA Ii cIeanses and rsnovat. the blood ibstils
the vigor of health int the system, and purges out
the minors which make the disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy functions of the body, and espells the
disorders that grow and raDke in the blood. Sucn
q remedy that could be relied on has long beer
sought for and for the first time the public
have one on which they depend. Out space
here does admit OF certificates show lie eec
but the trial OF single bottle will show the sick
that it has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
TwotabIespoonsful of the Extract of Sarsaparilla
addeJIo q pini of is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink and one bottle is fully equal to a gallon Of
syrup Of Sarsaparilia or the decocton as usually
TTTHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
ED TO USE III THE UNITED STATES ARMY and
are also in very general in all the State IOSPI
TAILS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land as well as IN private prac
and ar considered as invaluable remedies.
See Medical Propeyties Of 6xeAx from
DlSPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEwEs's valuable works on the
Pacrtice of Physic
See remark. made by the late celebrated DIR. P By
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIn M'DowsLL,
celebrated Physician and Member OF the Royal
College OF Surgrons Ireland. and published in the
Transactions of the Kirg and Queen 3 journal
See Medieo Ouxrgieof Reuses, published by R1.yA-
MIN TsAvRRs, Fellow of the Royal College Of Sur
See most of the late Standard WORKS Of Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
SARSAPARILLA."
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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effects h, We abundantiy show TO
the community how much they
I yfoA 49, excl the ordinary medicines in
6 use They are sale and plea ant
6k te take, hut powerful t. cure.
heir penetrating propertit slim
vital activities CT the body, remove the OBJ
disease. They purge the foul humors which breed
and distempar stim ulate sluggish dsordered
into their natural action, and impart healthy
with tn TO the whole syst Not only do
also formidable and dangerous iseases. While ey
produce powerful en- at the time in
diminished doses, the safest and best ply that
employed for children. Being sugar coated, they
free from any risk Of harm. Cures have been made
which pass belief, they not substantiatod by
OF such exalted position and character, for
bid the suspicion of unruh Many emf nent cler
public the reliability Of remedies, while others have
the assurance Of their convict on that prep
aratons cOntr butte immensely to the relief OF our
anicted, su6.ris z fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gratis
our American Almanac, containing directions for the
and certificates of their OF the following
| plants -
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheum =tism, Drop
sy Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach,
Nausea Indigestion bid lnacton of the Bowels md
Pain arising therefrom, Flaulency, Loss of Appetite
all Diseases which require evacuant medicine They
also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the
tenn many complaints which it W. ud not be sup
posed they could reach, such eafness, Partial Blind
| moss, Neuralgia and Nervous lrritabiiity, Derange-
meats Of the Liver and Kidneys tout, and other KIN
bred complaints arising from low state Of the body,
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Do be put of by unprincpled dealers with olher
mand ATKR's and take Others The sick want the
best aid there is for taem, and they should
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and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medcin eve
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LII who expecting TO teach Berlin duriu the
"A summer Term are hereby requested to meet at
the School House at the Corner, O'Clock, FIR day
Nay 1lth, for examination. WIZ teachers bear IN
mind hat by attending the public examination taey
save themselves the tee?
CitiIe rs invited 10 attend E. BROWN, Supt.
Berlin, April 2sth, 1866. F&Mlewl
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUIs! EXsSACE BUCHU.

For Weakness arising from Indiscretion- The ex
hausted powers of Nature which accompanied
by many alarming symptoms, among which viii
be found, IndisposItion to Exertion, Lose of Mem
ory, Wake ;ulnes- Horror of Disease Forebodine,
OF Evil in fact, Universal Lassitude, vrostration
and inability TO enter 10 the enjoy OF society
The Constitution, affected with Organic
Weakness reouir the aid of Medicine strengthe,
and, nuis ole the system, which bELMBOLD'o EX
TRAIT bCCHU invariably does. If treatment
i. submitted TO Consumption or insanity ensues.
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CAUTION
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No EyDIcOrr
IL BosroS, consulted daily for all diseases mel
t. female system. Prolapsus UteTi Fluo
Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual derange
nts, all treated new athoogical prl pies
AMI speedy relief guaranteed in few days Sc
invariably certain is TINS mode Of treatment, tina
obstinate complaints yield under II. and the
afflicted person soou reJoices in perfect h=silh h.
DR.. Dow has aoubt had greater experience in the
Boston
Boarding sccomm citations for patients who may
visit stay boston q few days under his
DR.. BOW since lS45 having confined his whole ate n
ton ofhce practice for the OF Private Dis
and Female Complaints acknowledges no supe
rior in the United States.
B-Au letters contain o dollar, they
will be answered
Once hours rom A. II. to y p.
Boston, July -, 1868 y3lyl
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

KMNAL WEAKNEss, &c, can be cured BY who has
y really cured himself and hundreds of eLhe,s. Adj
Address, with stamp, kDw. n. TRAvsR, ock Box, Bos-
ton, Mess.
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

DR.. r.. GREENE has for more than twenty
years given special attention to the treatment Of Can
cer Scrofua, Humor, and all Diseases Of the Blood
His ONCE is at IS Temple Place, Sd door from
Washington street, Boston. Pamphlet descriptive Of
treatment, sent free. ONCE hours rom 9to3. H
Indian Remedies for sale only Mt the ONCE. 136y
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THE NEWEST DISCOVERY.

~ Mystikos, or BogIe's Mystic Hair Tint, beat,
syery thing giving splendid and natural color to
the Hair, loustaches or Eyebrows. One preparation
no trouble, complete and perfect.
W. BOGLE,
Wigs and Hair Work 2o2 Washington ST.. Boston.
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP!
BY Saving and Using your Waste
EASE,
Buy One Box of the
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Co.'s
3 A PO n / f L e RI
patents OF Isr and 9Th Feb, 1882
CONCENTRATED LYE

CONCENTRATED LYE
IL will make 10 Pound. OF excellent Hard Soap, OF
Is Gallons very Soap, for only about
as cents. Directions each box. For sale
Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
box of SspOniheT into three gallons OF water
knock Oh the end and let The box boil until it empties
itself then take the boX) add four and q hall
pou nds Of IA and let it boil hours and
Then add a small half pint ~ salt, and let contin
boiling IS minutes longer, when add half gallon
Of no water, and let it boil. Pour . nall
tumblerful Of cold water INTO tub or box wet II
round the sides, then empty the soap in stand al
night. and cut il in bars in the morning
Il will d use weeks.
Soft Soap.
Made il thu way, with The eApceiinn OF adding
nfteen gallons Of water and salt. All need is
kettle. Spy&hllmb
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The Mason q Hamlin abtnet Or1ans, for
ty styles acred and secular music
from $50 to 5000 each. FiFTY-ONE GOLD or Sill
YER a EDALS, other hrs pre- miums aw arded them
Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON & IAN
LIN, Boston, MASON BROTHE RS, New York
I'll
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Excelsior NenliIaling Heater,
Cooking Ranges, and Plumbers castings
Glassware! Glassware Glassware
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- + the of Druggists, Perfo and
W Patent Medic Projectors to niutn n shed
Gl.sswa superior color. style and flush both Of
bottle and lip Particular attention gwen orders in
private moudS
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A Book for Ever, body. Humbug

Young Man, read section 5; Your Sister,
who gets her fortune lOld shOuld
rad {.
lgPice - ents,fre- of postage. Sold by all book
IL Orders for circulars she uld have stamp enclosed
LJ-Photograph Albums prices from 81 to S2o
sent by In ii 81 express Nc " NOD.
30 kbLnder All Publisher, y Maid Lane. \. y
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WANTED. LOSING ssh SrPGR RS rHE W.
vols, 600 ages each. over 900 fine engravings
besides ps, dirgrams, &C, costing $50 OOO ina rs
IA by Governors AL the states, leading Generals
prominent literary men, an! others. Tn presents
pFoft4 bic and permanent business to activ, ntein
gent Or cl-rgyu n, and others. ANDRE"
BOYD, Genera Agecl New nglAud States, 265 ash
- tias
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU

TRAIT BUCHU invariably does. If no treatment
i. submitted to Consumption or insanity ensues
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
In afec lions peculiar TO " FEMALES. is unequaled
by any other preparation, as ia ChlOrosis or Re
ntion, supp ession of Customary Excavations,
UIcerate ochirrus State OF he Uterus; and all
complaints Incident TO the sex whether arising from
habits of d sipatiun, mprudence l., or The decline or
change ill life
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
VIII radically exterminate from the system Dis
eases arising Il Habits of Dissipation al tEie
p,rse ane chan &c IA diet, fneonrenienee or
exposure ; completely er-eding those unpleasant
and dangerous remedies CoPaira and Mercury in all
the sc disc ases
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A RE the most perfect pnrgative
n which we are able to produce
or which we think has ever y, t
been made by anybody. Thar
effects hive abundantiy show TO
the community how much they
excl the ordinary medicines in
use They are sale and plea ant
Ite take, hut powerful t. cure.
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CKOCKERY sTORE.

~ w. DTORR9, has just reesived new Invoice 81
ws,e @. W. ST0RR0.
AassA ,lsss. scns
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Barre Academy.

THE Summer Term will begin on Monday, May T.
i j. g. SPAULDiNG-
Barre, Apsn lssh, 1850 "a s&nls
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WiNTEn -AGs Ms, Male and Female, In
w A-N LDs every town AMI ne ghborhOod TO
orders for THE GREAT LABOR SAVER; a
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yearly Agents making IS 10 $40
per day. Only - CAPT required. Full particu
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DLOuS. Seeds ana Fe,tiIizer-Coe'. Super Phos-
Il phate + Lime manufacturers prices Joyces
/ Pump kTmball's Wheelrakes. AID al kinds OF
hsXi tools, for sale by " HIT EMORE BELoHER,
Il co. SO Il 10 So 49, ket St, Boston
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unrvaled for beauty of conception, subject execu
ton. comp anion piece for Christ blessing Litte
Children" and many Others Of rare beauty and great
historic worth.
Those with permanent, honorable and lucrative
business will do Will to look this To Clergy n,
Students and Professional Men, SPECIAL invitation il
Gail and exam the above work.. D. eds OF
territory Qiren, not sold. Apply
ID. X. READ, Superintendent of Branch GA. CO
Howe, Hail Cos. store, Corner Freight and Eve
Iyn opposite Freight Depot, Rutland, Vt. Yl3tf
Evening star., 1866-09-01
DEPARTMENT OF rHEPLATrE

Brewer MAJOR General p. ST. @. Cooke com :
mandipg the Department of the Platte. on the
22d instant issued an order assuming the COM
mand of the Department, which embraces
Iowa, the territories OF Nebraska and Utah. so
much of Dacotah as lies west of the 10Th me-
ridian, so much of Montana as lies contiguous
10 the new road from Fort Laramie to Virginia
city, Montana, and Fort Sedgwick He makes
the following disposition of the troops n the
department: The two companies of the 9th u.
S volunteers at Fort Bridger, and the two
companies of 9th u 5 volunteers at Big Lara
mle Will march to Fort Laramie On their
arrival, Colonel II. E Maynadier, 5th u s
volunteers, will march in command OF
these companies, and the two companies
OF the same regiment stationed at Fort
Laramie TO Fort Kearney The com
Panles OF volunteers at Forts Sedy wick and
Mcpherson will join Col. Maynadier's COM
mand, and march 10 Fort Kearney, to be mus-
tered out and paid. Breyet Brig Gen III. w
vessels, u ;. A, 10 designated TO muster out
these troops, including the companies Of VOL
nnieers at Fort Kearney and vicinity. The
Crganlzation and command known as the
"Distrlct OF the Plate" will be discontinued
from the 9th OF September next. The Indians
authorized by law, with the pay and allow.
ance of cavalry soldiers, to be EMPLOYED as
couriers. and TO watch the motions OF Indians
along mail and emigrant routes, are assigned
10 posts as follows: Camp Douglas IS: Fort
Bridger. %; Fort Caspar, Do Fort Laramie 40:
Big Laramie, %; Fort Sedgwick. 20; Fort Nc
Pherson, 10; and Mountain District so The
latter detail will be assigned TO Iosts at the
District Commander
Evening star., 1866-09-01
THE RADICAL SPIRIT.

The temper in which the Radicals propose
to heal our national troubles and make us
once more united people is shown by the SEN
thusastic applause given to such utterances
as the following made by Parson Brownlow in
his speech in Philadelphia last evening
Brownlow is to be the ruling spirit in the
Philadelphia Southern Con vention, and a very
dignified eet.tempered affair it is likely to
turn out If his speech is a specimen brick! In
this speech he said:
''The object of the rebels is to bring on
another war; and IL again You have to leave
your families, then the speaker wanted to di.
rect that army. Divide into three divisions
the first with artillery and small arms, to do
the killing, the second with torches and fur-
pentine, TO do the burning, and a third with
chains and compass, TO do the surveying-dis.
tribute the country among the people, or sell
II 10 pay the expenses OF the war"
After this we are not surprised to learn that
he sheartlily endorsed Congress in all its acts,
pronouncng it the ablest deIiberative body OF
modern times"