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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

SrarE LIuEaEY. Tbe sale u duplicate
documents auiboriEcl last ~intor has real
'Eed = handsome san 20 D. arrropria:ci %
the Parchase % res books The Farmer
says. " TIE main library rooua . aiso %
receive nc~ carpet. and With othsr Inn
provcmcuis al render u one q the most
pleasant loungiHs places a. shc Capitol
Geo. O. STACY. Esq thc attentive and gen
'ieuaaaiy h5rarian. -ili always be- fouu4 a.
his post. and j. evcr. ready 70 AL tia VISITOR
- the lui. extent Of Lis ability
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Rev. r p Address. rn note Co ,he
L'ons Adsocafe. MAY llth. avs. The
l'fle rl-rch ia P,ra has been HleI un
Cod has hirhig exalted her Five seek.
ago 90 sere permitted to taptiys too. All
yesterday sixteen more v-re barirI u.fh
CHRIST E'eif oftii. rauier have united
18th Obs ebnr.h. COO others joined BY ez-
rcr'en-e--sli of vhon are heas. ~ flm.r..
o. one. CD ers Or ~a,tiog o. 60 iar.
~ari. Give Cod o. praise~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25
Another Soldier Gone.

Died. IN lllriio-d Ne Nay f,h. i-sr.
Mr. james NJ Kicker. ssed wears Mr.
X frt enlisted IN The fret Name Cavalry.
o.. Is. I~6i. ard remained uith 81, rrri-
meHi until SPrine. ~hen pro.traied ~ dr.
ease be "a Discharged. ard cane houc.
Recovering Us hcaith D. enlisted .1 S.,s
iStz. IN ID 90 ReE.-,uf AMI served ,h-
ION term % cn.istmcrt. o., ticn crrarea
in other orc-fatiors f'r a time. hut 10 the
call % ihr F-cllc,t f5r more s,ili-r.. be
agar eallrcl .u Oct- ls5s. sad renamed
in The array until tbc clo-e of che uar. lie
Va in ibe array 81 General Sbrrunan during
he southern cauPaign. and vas exposed
o. ihc hardsLips of thai long and ted.oa.
march From tle eflcc.s q ~hich D. Fever r,-
covercd. lie was yoang uan po.sc...n-
good moral principles ard a. amiabie Dis.
position. and "a msch owed anl resp~ctsd
by al who kneW ban. and leave. a lsrpe
circle 81 frieuds % mourn o.. early death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

GENERAL 6EsNT's OPINIONS. The ed
Iior Of the Lewiston. Maine. Journal Ia.
been favored nth an Interview Nth Gencr-
al Grant AZ Ashinct0n. and sends 20 his
paper some notes Of the conversation Which
occurred The sist statement made i 10
the eject hat While the Lieuienans- General
smoked twenty cissrs a dsy IN the feld. b.
nov gets along with eight or ten and some
others arr Of more inPortanoe. General
Grani recognizes the prrsence Of aisloyal
sentiment IN the South
o A year A.. said be-. e thcy we're viii
ingt 70 CO anything aow thcv regard then
selves a. masters 81 fhe sitsatlou. Some
% the rebel generals. BE- added. - .rc be-
having molly ard dong all they can % in
cucc The people 90 throw aside their cd
prrj1dices and % coniorm their c.ursc o.
thc changed condition ofthinrs. John.ton
and DiCk TAYLOR particularly arr eNrr,-is-
ing good iuaaen-c; bar Lee D. behaving
bauiy. Tie l. coudsctrng hinss~f ser, dif-
.ercruy iron Mai I had reason. from that
be sad A. .hc time % The sur-vnder. o. sup
pose De- vould- No nan 40 the >outh -
capable Of eNercising tenth par 81 the So
nuencc ior good ihai b. =. but iast.ad o.
usinc q - b. setting an cNamt..r of icrcea
sclelcscrnce 80 erucgins and prrnicioas 30
D. ehccis a. 20 L. hardly rcaiizcd." 81
The General expressed b. opinion that
The tone % " ccr,aiu men ard certain "a
per- AZ The North Is doing iacalculatIe
mischief '' 10 making The lafe rebels believe
o. that they arr iu.i As mach entitled o. rule
As ever. and that il they vil ONLY stlnd
''bv whai they are PLEASED % cal .tLcir
rights they viIi have help f-om tie North. -
and reiterated his WI. expressed some tiaae
ago. thar 30 tie Ncw York Daily News ana
kindred sheet ieii o. sumularii, sup
pressed lie expressed the same vseus
gwen in his lately pablissed letter. a. O. the
needed imu,edia;c increase ia the regular
army. and casuaiiy remarked that Be tboocit
SHERIDAN. uiih two thousand American .oi-
dieTs and plenty % American ofF-crs. could
' clean OFT MaNimilEsn- in ~ mouih..
nth The cooperation O. the Mcxican..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

ANStvEEssHs ExEscIsFs The Meth
odisi societv at Middic Interval. Bsthsl.
are Prvparing for interesting Anniversary
sHerciscs. 70 b. hcii AZ their church. N
Sunday. Juns 50. A aidrcss Ill D. de-
iivercd ~ Rev. Mr. Pottle. The Sabbaih
schooi scboiars are preparing 20 take par,
~ The services Of the day Tie posipooe-
mcnt ~as necessary on account - The e.
gagcmeut. Of Mr. PouIe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

SrNNrE BosEutNo. Tbe hcuscs on III.
village. ~heFc % D. proposed 20 entertain
summer eoarsers. ar beiag pct in orler.
Ihero b arg demand for rooms. ~hi-h
~iii D. tasen up much earlier than usuai
Visitor, concede this place 20 D. ore a. the
most dsi'ghitul summer resorts O. De- fosna
% Ncu Engiard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Ibc Anaroscosgin T. X. Co. propose
erecting . ne~ passenErr depot IN tbis city.
Of ample proPortions. The plan b. O. make
60 he Prvsent station an album off5 feet.
then oouiiasc the sane siyio - structure.
longitgdiaaiiy hisecicd. 20 Joac, Block. a
distance q over ioo feet farther.
Le-ision Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

ll' Es-r.l- --a1ties are seai.-- bone
or - a large quantities. Lsr veek
n''e mi.'o' A..a-s Dbl r.'i uas shipped.
fni an equai suourf 81 q fo-rard this
Eeek. Cold sens up to l5t. ard 80
brouglt cody o. l32 BY large rosernmeni
sales Ea' ior che large s.rri. .a tbs
Treasury. the markets vouil be ur..t en-.
trciy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

IiarFefs Magazine Or June. can,a.-.
'he trst oi a s-ries 90 iiiastrit-I article. bv
Geo. ID. II. STROLLER. TL- General "a
Nirg mao. but has eight notly for tbs Tn
bon d-fiag tho ar ard roo dsvotcs tb- tall
ent ~ith both pencii an Pen OBJ rcninisrer-
o,' Of re s'rursie. uiiri OIL f-me-'g -,,.
o. the entrr'ainmert oi Co. r-ai-r. % rie
Maghz.ne. on tops. u.leiy d.E-re-tbsf5-c
tir var.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

DTcEssED SotnIms. Hoo. sidney Per-
han desires us % say % % the Friends a.
deceased soldiers. lyir= near any a. tbc
National Ccmetrries about being cstab.
hshcd' TIA; 20 ,ley ~ii ior~ard 90 lin q
description oftbc locality -hcr. tiev nov
De-. Be WI la the commuuicaiion before
the proper oihcer. and have tLcn removed
Or the old Lee estate. near Arlington. some
Is on have been buried. ea,h ore being
suppled Nth a nea; head boarI. o. vLieh
Is painted he name q ,be declared. ~.
company ard regiment. With tbs dsse O.
ceafh. When these facts arr known. Ths..
eeue'cr.es VII le und,r he care o. he
government al ~ii Be preserve.
Lass seek. 1r. P.-lam says o. visited
'le ola camping g-osni of tLe 28I R-ri-
ment With leia'i of Col Moorcs ncr.
ana Obtained he bodies ofI.cuis Ne-.
Con-. oi Anio'er. STA. p. Jonc. ~ P.-..
and ira Floyd. from tle Ws-ern ps-
Of ihe Comfy. Tie party intended % Got
ihe body 81 Roscoe Bcssey. bot 20 had been
already removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Mr s1erman'. Loan bil passed tbe
House. Tursiay. O. 90 20. Uaderfb,. all
Be- is s8pPosel shat d. bol8ers n 9. I'D. a.
7-a's. coHverii5ie. a. che option q he tols.
81. into 3 pcr ccnt stocks in threc year.
al hssicn O. fand them 81 . rer en-,
bond. at ihc SAM tiue 1000 ccmns.8
aooa' - in The mEtet. u rrqui-e. tst
l'i'le ari hraefic 70 Sc boz ua-s i've Ya--
See' ~iA BE- caoght BY such q Plan. We
ar giii 20 500 ZIG Prrham's vote recorded
bal TIE negafive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

The President has directed that Raphael
semmes bc not reru.uei fa boa or erer-
Gee che f8nctions ~ sny civil or Political
ofhcs Of trust -hiie De- r-aaias u.r.1-F.-rf
Judgs Bond uiIl perform TO- 11fiss a Pro
bate Judge Of Masiie. therefore. is ihe
meantime
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

The Ssv York Acalcmv q Nose "a,
ourncd Iaesiay raoruing The loss ~in
arnouns 70 a million doEars. The Uuiver-
ssts Mcdical College as destroyed. 18th
ihe Anatomical collection Of DR.. Valentino
Mot Ihe Gre . supposed % Be The -ork
81 a. inccnliary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Ihe shaw 4 CLARK Sewing Machine O.
a company With q capital q 80. 900 us.
orrsnized 81 Bidlefori. lately Tbey have
purchased the works % Messrs Shau a
Clark. and 80 engage On tbe usnufac,are
q tlc Fanil7 ScEin- Machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

NV >rErEr. A ncw street las been
lad cot ~ Moray. throush 'hs Doc for
Hcriy Owned b. Sauuci COBB. Esq BE-
tween The roai icaiing 70 the viiiaee. aal
that % steep falls On Saturday sixteen
besse-iois on ihis street. rere soid a. ase-
'ion. a. Prices raaging froa g. o. 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Tnr La-r LrSE Go~r Alispa,eh from
Rochester. y 4. says I.emssl Cook. the
last Ct ihe revoias.oo.ry soidier. died At
'larenlon. Orleans Co. sunday nishi.
aged Joe. Il b. only fss weeks ,iase
Wm lIufriin-. q Cssiine he last con-
raie Died. a. the sane are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Itc >'ar Earns 'haf the Crarl T-r,E
profotes to puts steamer on ue Ere De-
tween i'rfiand asi BaHgor io transport
be- our ir,isht. insfeai of fs-Ea-Irr over
o. Name Ceatrai Al.o Cat ft. T,r.--
Q-esr goes oo betrce. TorfIan8 ara H.-.
gor A. en- oppos.tian b,af
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

j. ths Probate Coart 81 ;he iasi tern.
asery large amosnt q business 90 trans
acted. the accunaiaiion Of to- moth.
Jadge Woodbury propose. O. add a. ArrI
term in thc re- calendar. soon 90 BE- A.
ranged
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

IoHATo FL,Sr-. Amos I. H9it. E.q
desires as 90 say ihai he ~iil BE- 81 Noruav
Village Nav z3th. S1s,h Par. on a., sa,h.
Ar laris iiil. 1isi. Nth a supply of f,e
Tomato Plants. &c. NJ Hoit's plsnis
have been exposed 90 the ar. snd -im bear
immediate setting out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Tie Atantie Moa'lly 60 Jsre /. re-.
o'i'ei. Ihefsh's ofronfcr's isasfsrsu,
O"rt'an4' D. tls Iismlo ss. Das,sr
Johns. l-.'alriJ Tea aRe,
''o''o'' I.arr Il..a--. from Ilavti r..-.
N.te BOOK To- Mea-fai- TIE Cl-..t
Conner s. I,.ae.r EDITOR G1E.L Csar,
hii sfmptous E...eu.. efs 8 rsr.taI
nanber
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

JoHSsoS Mrrrrvo a Johason me..-
Jog vh' he'd in rl.aleipiia. sa,srisv
r.rlf- j. wa' ADDRESSED BY senator. Doc
L''., q Wisconsin and Couan o. Penn.,l.
vauii. sho attempted % defend the o5gr..
Of fle President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

~ Iior-E Capt. " " wh.tna-,b
took fossession oftbc Fin Hou.e. Moran.
iasi ~eek. IT, has as.ociased vi,h BIN.
CAPT. Jorlan. formerly o. Portland. -isA
tAe seiisu 81 kespiag frst elas. house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Lf0Ir Horsrs rs ruE Sorru 4 rec
o,ni report ~ che Lgiiboase Board sLo-s
tlai since fhe c.ose rf co. 81 EeLthouses
have been rc established in n1 iea than
sisfy-nine iuPcrtauf sta-ioas on che soa.h-
srn coast,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

1ae clerk gives notios ftr on. Osr-5
Qatrterly Meeting riI ts t.iI ,t IVES.
>amner. Iuesiay. Jare l-.i Min,-s--.
meeting d. eten.1g rrev.aas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

The Fsrmer spcaks o. 10 ssoces,fsi orcrs.
ton for neurais.s. Recently performed. an
a pat.ent vho hai saFcrcI inien.e raj. fsr
several wears. TIE az "a. ,rcplined ard
q portion 81 the dcual nerte nkcn os,.
vhrn instant relief "a. experienced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Or Young Folks o. Jaue BE- an 1nus1ai.
g Interesting r-uher III fable of core
'ea.s BE- sa,b AL fo delight o. Ift. tls.
s.ic ihe older ones sellon ra.s t by.
Fuah.h-d by Tfkror a FeiIs. Ha.o-
Prise %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

3. , Boiler ias teen chosen MAJOR.
Gcncra. % ihe 81 .aa 81 Mtssaehssettt. un.
per tlc ias rsoeut'y enacted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

serreiary seward made speech 81. 40
barr. y. 7 on Taesiay evening De
declared that ii BE- admitted Aa' Bic. lSeu-
arl'') position during che gar vas coirs-,
Does he Abode 90 the prediction ust b.
vouii be a aiaeiy liys affair."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25
Union State Convention.

Ths tuioa voters or N.ias r-qnrsfed to
$50 q ~gstes = Couvsnii.s o. - h~ld 81 y 49,
con. ea Tl-r.day 49, "a. 81 m o'riock A. n .
tte Flrross 81 notainstiuE Clnoitatr c. Gov
eruoF al fran-acting aay other hl-ioe-s ihai a,s
prur~riy cosnr hrtufr me touxruf -,
1he he-is ~ repf~-entRlioa ~ru h. - talis~.
Zach ctty. to~u aasi plsntsfi,n va - enfifLd o.
cne ceezsis, sd an .idigias.l del-safe g. sxerv
s~seoiy hsc vofcs cast for Ssur,ul Couv M th~
e-t<fu~torisi el~ct'oa ~ lisa irsctaaa 81
Soy vote MI - c-sitkd - "a adctiou.l deir-
gate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

Tie Po', Master General Las appointed
Ne~eil Farney. E-q Pastmaster a. Eau
>anner ia pisce Of Roswell q Briggs. re-.
moved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-25

JAMES ~. BLAINE.
JANIS STONE.
y. a. FOSTER.
n. a. HAElOM.
LEE STRICKLAND.
"a. n PRESCOTT.
JOSIAH hFkKOW.
-. -. NAknIE.
Z X SfNONrON.
ELIAS MlLiikEN.
JAMES WRIGHT.
y j. HALE.
HIRAM RUG6LfS.
EIGENE HALE.
0HA-- a. PAINE
EBEN WOODBURY.
ISsS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18
suing year:

ATTENTION TENTH VI. VOLs.-The fol-
lowing call is published in the Burling-
ton Times:
At the request of several officers and
men of the gallant "Tenth Vermont"
the undersigned have taken the liberty
to issue the following call;
All the surviving members of the
cold Tenth Vermont Regiment" wish
ing to form q society, and meet once q
year hereafter, to renew our acquaint-
ance formed in the field, to take steps to
have the lives and services Of our fallen
comrades properly placed on record, and
do any other business thought proper,
are requested to meet at the Waterbury
Hotel, Waterbury, VT, October Oath,
1866, at o'clock p. m. This is under
stood to be the day before the meeting
of the officers Of Vermont at Mont
pelier.)
Accommodation for all will be pro-
vided.
The Vt. Central and R. g. B. r. r. have
kindly agreed to carry for fare one way.
WIN. W. HENRY,
A. B. JEwETT,
j. A. SALISBURY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

COMMODORE STOCKTON. - Commodore
Robert T. Stockton, formerly of the
United States navy, who died at Prince
ton, N. j., on Saturday night, was born
at that place in 1896 and entered the
navy ut the age Of Il as midshipman
and aid to Commodore Rodgers. He was
promoted to be junior lieutenant in 1914,
and soon distinguished himself. In 1921
he proceeded to the coast of Africa and
obtained from the natives grant of
land embracing the new republic OF Lii
IBERIA. During his cruise on the coast ne
| captured number of slavers, among
them French and Portuguese vessel,
each of which was subsequently SUBJ
ject of international dispute. On his re-
turn he proceeded to the West Indies,
and was successful in breaking up the
nests of pirates infesting those seas,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

Wool GROWERS AssooIATIoN.-The
Addison County Wool Growers Associa-
ton met at the Court room in Middle
bury, Oct. Sd, Vice-President Jonas N.
Smith in the chair. Henry s. Foote,
Esq, was elected Secretary pro TEN. The
following resolutions were offered by
Victor Wright
WHereas, The action of Congress at its
last session, by the postponement Of the
Tariff. affected seriously the wool inter
ests Of the country, and one of the ma
terial products of this Com monwealth ;
therefore be il
Resolved, That this Association of Wool
Growers, believing that We express the
universal sentiment of the Wool Grow
ers of Vermont, earnestly urge upon our
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from this State, to use their best
endeavors to have the earliest possible
action upon the Tariff Bill. We ask
that their united influence be exerted to
secure is passage in promotion of one OF
the leading business interests of their
constituents.
Resolced, That committee Of three be
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

The VERMONT SBNAToRs.-A cores
pondeut Of the New York Tribune
writing from Middlebury furnishes the
following piece of gossip touching the
election of U. s. Senators from this
State:
Senator George f. Edmunds will find
a good deal of opposition, which will
not amount to anything, however, to his
reelection, in the Vermont Legislature,
which meets on Thursday. His consti-
tuents who dislike his record of speeches
and votes on the habeas corpus bill will
try to elect Levi Underwood or Represent
alive Frederick E. Woodbridge in his
place. There is no doubt but that Rep
resentative Justin s. Morrill, will ex-
change places with Senator Luke P. Po-
land.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

appointed to present these resolutions
TO our delegation in Congress, and confer
with them and ascertain their Views
upon the question and present their re-
plies TO the people through the newspa-
pers OF the State.
These resolutions Were ably discussed
by Henry Clark, ESQ., Victor Wright,
Esq, Hon. John w, Stewart Ira w.
Clark, Esq, Hon, S, P. Nash, Judge
Cook aud others, They We're unani-
mously adopted,
A committee of three was appointed
according TO the requirements otthe res
olutious 10 which 81 fourth was added
Their names are As follows. Victor
Wright, Lyman E, Knapp, Geo, Ham
moud, Samuel Cook,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

AFFAIRS IN GEoRGIA.-The Augusta
(Ga.) correspondent Of the Louisville
Journal represents, on the authority OF
planters and others from various parts
of the State, that the drouth has des-
troyed the corn, so that there is not
more than will last until February or
March of next year; and three weeks OF
iucessant torrents of rain have cut off
the cotton crop fully one-third, and in
many! places one-half, while the ball
worm and the grasshopper have ap-
peared to increase the ruin. In conse-
uuence of this state of things large num-
bers of plantations are offered for sale,
to enable their owners to pay their debts.
One of the finest plantations on the
Ocmugee river, worth, Before the war,
from s25 900 to $4,000, is now offered
for sale "for $5, 900 or less" Real estate
brokers in Macon and elsewhere are be-
set by owners wanting to sell, but are
almost entirely free from persons want,
ing to purchase. The season has beer
so bad, and Northerners who invested
directly after the war have done so poor
ly, that Northern capitalists are unWil
ling to invest their money in cottor
lands. AS another result of the shor
crops, it is expected that the negroes
who contracted for share of the crops
will be so disappointed that they viii
emigrate in great numbers to the West
where there is a pressing demand 70
their labor. The cotton crop of George
this year is estimated at not exceedin!
10000 bales. An average crop is 400,
900 bales.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

THE Canvass IN NORTHERN NBw YoRE.
Hon. l.. Il, Chittenden addresses the
Union men of Tarrytown, N. Y, on
Thursday next.
The Republicans of Essex county
have nominated a strong ticket, which
they will uuQuestionably elect by IN
overwhelming majority.
A grand Union mass meeting will
be held at Plattsburgh on Friday next
Gen. Woodford, Union candidate foI
Lieutenant-Goveruor, and Hon. A, y
Parker, late Postmaster Of Potsdam, Will
address the people in the afternoon
Hon. Lyman Tremaine Of Albany, Speak
er of the Assembly, will speak in the
evening,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

AS the great interest which all visitors
will manifest to examine these tablets
would be likely to lead to considerable
confusion in the Representatives Hall
and Senate Chamber, Gen. Pitkin has
taken the cOlors Of each command and
suspended them in the area in front OF
the Representatives Hall, and under
these cOlors are placed the tablets bear
ing the record Of the gallant services OF
the brave men who followed their cOlOrs
through so many engagements. Con-
spicuous among them is the large tablet
Of the lst Cavalry, containing the names
of the seventy-two battles participated
in by that gallant regiment, and through
which it won reputation for courage
and dash and achievement, second TO
that of no organization Ia the army. AS
legislators go in and out every day I'M
dor these cOlors, eloquent beyond human
speech with their heroic history, they
can but remember through what perlls
the country has been saved from the
hands of traitors; and may they be re-
minded, also, that the victories Of peace
NAV be no less renowned than those Of
war: that Vermont has not yet com
pleted her part of the work of saving the
nation from the rule of traitors; that il
is now for our State, through her Sen
ators and Representatives in the nation
al councils, to bear her part in the
craftsmanship Of this crisis as honora'
bly, with as much self-sacrifC ing tidel
itv to the welfare of the Republic, a:
| were exhibited by the "boyS IN olue,
whose devotion and achievements these
flags and tablets illustrate, --HontpeIts'
| Freeman
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

MATRIMONIAL DIFFICULTIES. - James
Needham, formerly of Holland, Vt, mar
ried Miss Abbie Hoag, of Barnet. Abbie
soon discovered that Jeems had another
"frau" living in Holland. Complaint
was entered and Jeems arrested. Plead
guilty, failed to procure bonds and was
committed to Jail at St. Johnsbury &c
await his trial at the December term o
court,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

A BRILLIANT RECORD OF The PATRIOT
ISM OF VERMoNT.-The Legislature at its
last session passed a resolution direct
ing the Quartermaster- General to place
under the co'ors of each regiment and
battery displayed in the Capitol, tablet
containing the names Of the engage
ments in which such organizations have
participated. Gen. Pitkin has, in pur
suance of this resolution, procured
twenty rich and beautifully engraved
silver tablets. We have no room tC
give the names of the battles written OF
this record of glorious patriotism, bu
the summary is as follows:
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