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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

To- Turner'S DouIoureux or Universal
Neuralgia pm is a safe, certain speedy cure
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
completely and permanently cured n very
Neuralgia the face head is utterly bansbed
n few hours. No form OF Nervous Disease withstands
its ma gic influence. II has the unqualified approval OF
many eminent physicians. 1t nothing injurious
to the delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent on
( receipt OF 81 90 and two postage stamps TURNER h
CO.. l2o TremoIn St, Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Bton. july AL. 1867. =prSn27vl
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New York Weekly
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SOL SLOCUM,
BY
EMERSON BENNETT.

Among tie romance writers of the NetO York Week!y
may be mentioned
airs. Mary ]. Holmes, Mrs Leon Lewis, Mary KTle
alias, =. Catherine &. Waifi-d, Margaret Rlount
ars :. stephens, AlGneIGa Il. Brown. Helen
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Leon Lewis, VIM. Hsrry Peck, Alfred b Street, T.
Eari Ellis, Emerson Bennett. +. Hamilton Myers,
Edward MinIurn James Reynolds. Francis 8 SIM III,
aud others. 10 y moth NJ OF those greet "a
the literary frEl sn.-nt. : J II DUg2nne, w Ia
Ross ailace, Emma Alice Brown. II Ed-ssa Wynne,
Mrs Sarah A. Watson, and host O. others and that
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Christmas & New Years.
S1LVER-PLATED WARES,
China Nous che COffe g !,
VASES, SMOKING SETS. &o.,Ao.
Opposite the Post Office.
MONTPELIER. W. r50tf
Notice

Notice.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of The stockho ders of
Il the First National Bank OF Montpelier, for the
Choice ct Directors and of other business
will be held their banking Tuesday the 41
day of January next, at O'Clock r. NJ.
l. F. RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Dec. Q 1867. r5ow5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

SUPREME Court DECIsIoNs.-Gen. p. I.
Washburn, of Woodstock, is preparing the
material for new digest of all the reports
of the decisions of the Supreme Court of
Vermont the same to be made into one vol
ume.
James Irish has been appointed postmaster
of Hartford, in place of NJ C. Osgood, re-
signed
The Windsor County Agricultural Society
holds its annual meeting at Woodstock
Jan l4th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

FOR NON RETENTION INCONVENIENCE O
Urne, irritation, inarnmation liberation of the bladder
kidneys, diseases oi the posf9te glands the
bladder, calculus, gravel brick dust deposits and
diseases of the bladder, kidneys and dropsca sweng,
Use HELMBLns FLUID EXTRACT BucH..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

FoR CocGH, CoLDs and Go Consumption, try the old nd
well-known Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
approved and used by oldest and best AysanS
fauiltes tor forty Get the genuine. REED
CUTLER & co, Druggists Boston, Proprietors
-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01
TO CONSUNIPTIVES.

| The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree OF
CHARGE to all who desire it, The prescription with The di-
! rections making and using the simple remedy ny
which lie cured OF lung affection and that dread
Consumption. only object benefit the
afflicted lie hopes every sufferer will t-y thus pre-
<crIpton, will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
; spF22yI Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Ne.I65 south Second St, syiamsburgh, Ne York.
Mineral Baths az Hon ca few baths prepare
ed with :. Strumaiic Salts" will effectualy Rheum
ISM Dyspepsia, Scrofula and eTuptons OF the face
I spF&nI4y lend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Foul PLAY.-We noticed last week that a
little son OF Joseph Randall, Of Lyndon, died
very suddenly recently Both the father and
step-mother under arrest, and are sus-
pected of causing his death by beating or
poisoning him The case is being examined
Mr.. Walker, landlord of the lately burned
hotel at Lyndon, has received $3.50 from
the insurance companies, and $4,000 of his
loss has been made up to him by subscrip-
ton He will rebuild early in the coming
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-01

The case of Clark, against the town of
Corinth, for damages on the highway, has
resulted in verdict of 5000 against the
town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19

WASHINGTON, March IA
An excitement was created here TINS
morning by the reception of news from
Tcnnc-,rc. that troubles are likely Ia oc-
e., Ut II that hat State Yesterday afternoon
Con. Grant received brief dispatch from
Maj ten Thomas, stating that the enc
mic, IF the present State government IN
Trnl:t,-e, were organizing for resistance
Ia H., Laws and 10 get control of the State
Gan. TEoiua, asked for immediate in
-tu.,iau,. His telegram to Gen. Grant
assured the latter that these statements
were positively founded on the movements
eftf, rebels and the supporters of the
President. Without delay Gen. Grant
autographed 10 Gen, Thomas to use all the
tar,r. At III, command 10 preserve peace
.IuI protect the State authorities in the
execution OF tho laws to the fullest ex-
tent, and TO report if more troops were
needed. Nothing additional has been
hoard thj, morning. ..~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19

were seated on the left, Mr. Butler, the
remaining manager, then came in, and
shortly afterwards another deputation Of
the House entered, headed by the Speaker,
Mr., Washburno Of Illinois, and Mr.,
Mcpherson, the Clerk Of the House,
ranged themselves behind the bar Mr.
Stanbery then rose and addressing the
Chief Justice, read the answer OF the
President, entering his appearance and
naming as his counsel Messrs stnbery
Curtis, Nelson, Black and Eyarts, and ask
ing reasonable time for the preparation
of his defense, the period of forty days
citing various cases in which periods a
( long in preparation TO the magnitude Of
the case, had been granted, Mr., Bingham
on behalf OF the managers, contended that
the eighth rule provided that on the ap'
Ipearanco OF the President, he was required
to file his answer, and in case his answer
was not filed that the trial should proceed
as on a plea Of not guilty lie claimed
therefore, that the trial should proceed
forthwith. Mr., Curtis in reply, referred
10 the eases Of Judge Humphreys and 9th
,r,. and argued that the rule was SusccPti
lilo of nn.s,urh construction as that put oil
il by Mr.. Bingham, Mr., Wilson followed
cnlnrging on the same views as his col
league. Mr., Stanbery expressed greate'
surprise than he had ever before felt a
J t4 l,ii- .llaisss put forward by the managers
and saying there seemed TO be dipoSi
tiou to hurry through this momenton
trial u, il it were a ease before polio
court
/ lie argued from the wording OF tn
other rules that the appearance day wa
no~intcndel TO be the day for the an
sworing and the trial day.
He said two of the Presidents eonnei
were not present, and that no oppertun'
~ hal been offered for the preparation
dcfrnrr-ur calling Of Witnesses and tina
in the worst days Of the star chamber
such an attempt to hurry through a tria
hal never been made. He spoke yer,
warmly, saving that there seemed to hay
been a trap ~ for the President and hi
counsel. At the conclusion of his IT
marks the Chief Justice said that the me
,ion would be argued for an hour, in az
h.. a., ,,,l.5
Mr.. Bingham rose and said he had bee
greatly surprised at hearing the hast
words which had been dropped from tn
lips Of hi, learned friend Mr.. Srsnber!
and asserted that the only motive OF III
manager, WAS 10 enforce the rule whic
the senate had made, and 10 prevent
.lilatory line of defense
The Chief Justice Was about TO put II
, question on Mr.. Stanbory's motion, whe
Mr. Edmund- offered an order that Apr
| first Zee the day appointed for filing OF Il
y ~ .hraa In,
thereafter the managers file their rephc
, ton. and that the 9th of April the tri
1 proceed.
on melton OF Mr Morton at two o'clo,
Tia, Senate retired for consultation. \
ter two hours dcliberation the court r
,. turned 10 the Senate chamber, and Il
Chl,f Justice announced the rule whiC
\ the secretary read, that the Presidel
g, must respond in court before s9nda
Nar.h 22l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
ST. LoUIs, March ii.

ST. lOUls, March ii.
The hover House of the Missouri Leg
stature on Yesterday passed what is
known A. the Fox Baker bill. which gives
the southwest Pacific railroad in this
State 10 a number of eastern capitalists,
including some of the Fremont bond
holders and several st. Louis gentlemen
who aro 10 give all the rights and fran
chiScs of the road including the land, and
are 10 complete it TO the Stste line within
specified time.
\ telegram from Cheyenne city says
the Indians captured lot of horses and
mules from border ranches and from citi-
zens in the neighborhood of Fort Lara
ME, on Tuesday; also that train of In
dian good, on the way to Fort Laramie
had been fired into by the Indians but
without any damage having been done.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
Revenue Seizures.
Boston. March Ia.

Boston, March Ia.
Special agent Virgins of the Treasury
Department went from this city to Prov
idence yesterday, and seized two hundred
and sixty barrels of whisky. on which, it
is alleged. the government tax has not
been paid, and which was offered for sale
at less than two dollars per gallon. The
liquor belonged in. lots to A. I. Eddy,
Green & Co, Stearns & Co., j. P. Cooney,
James Hanley, Thomas. Furlong, Jno
Fellows, Owen Campbell, John B. Hen
messy and John R. Kiermon. Other seiz
ures viii probably be made.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
ScntcnCcd.
BOsToS, March H..

BOSTON, Mafch II.
John I. Barker recently acting master
# the United States gunboat Roanoke,
was sentenced to three years in the State
Prison to-day for robbery. He had pre-
viously borne good character, and ex-
IRENE. poverty alone drove him to crime.
John f. Bonner, who used him as an ac-
complete, was sentenced for four years
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

For the exprsss purpose Of retailing their goods
to consumer at Wholesale Prices. The immense
profits which have heretofore been put upn teas
and coiccs by the producers, the importer, the
obbers brokers' speculators, wholesale dealers ana
finally by the retail country merchants, have - en-
hare. The OF these essential articles OF every
day life, that many consumers have betn OnIgr'1 IT
STINT themselves, or abstain altogether nom the us'
of teas and coitees. IL is tact well known TO those
who are familiar with the condition OF the tea
market that these goods are frequently etnled by
small dealers in the country at twice OF three thei
original value and even then are 50 aduitera'ed
and doctored by unpnncipled spectators as to DC
really unfit for the uses OF any good and well pro
vidcd household
We do not see Why this should longer continue;
and we therefore Iropose TO retail our teas ana
eoisees In small quantities TO consumers, IN AL
parts Of IN. country. at importing priees. with sue
small profits added thereto, as IN widely extend
ed and constantly increasing business may reason
ably compensate US Tor our trouble. We guarIn
tee our teas and cofees at all times 10 be fresh ant
pure and warrant all goods sold from tins hous'
7 TO give entire satisfaction otherwise the good
may be returned and the money will be refunded
We challenge any establishment in this country to
compete with us in the quality and prices OF our
goods We call the especial attention OF all house
/ keepers and heads OF families TO the following;
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
Il On Nn ruApGE MADE

l,r. Dow Is consulted daily, nom Q. p. 70 Up.
m. as above, upon all difficult and chronic dtssAsss
OF every name and nature.
l1r INV. Nos and Endicott street, Boston.
'rhose whose need the services Of an experienced
nh ysicisn and surgeon should give him q eau.
IL B.-Dr. Dos imports and has for sale ney
ar icle called tho tsaneh Secret Order oy man
II, "a, Z, and red stamp.
'Dosfan Ami. lSlG H-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
MARY AND SHEEP FARM FOR

IL SALE.-From -Four hundyed 70 Five hun.
| drad acres OF land situated in stockbrdGo and
ri ttsfieSd three miles from Pittstield village,
sLpping .ouib and southwest; Apple orchards and
three good sugar orchards, dwelling house, hve
ba nus and sheds, and Cider Mil. 100 acres OF
m, sdow which may be cut with machine !;
pa yturaee and meadow sufficient TO keep GO cows,
xitf good cultivation may be largely increased.
An abundance Of pure water both for farm and
cony enient TO buildings.
For an enterprIsng farmer il is the best chance
TO make money ID Vermont. Terms OF payment
as easy as could. % reasonably asked tor Apply
by letter personally to
N @. EVERTS Rutland, Vt.
Rutland. Oct. "A, keos dlw&w43tt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
STATE OF VERMONT, DII
NTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICl

> OF Fai1haycn, - The Probate Cont t.I tine
District OF Fairhaycu
To all persons interested IN ths estate ui David
ceased, intestatc, oRFEriNu
The administrator ot slid deceased having rep
resented that It viii D. necessary 10 sell part OF
- - $50 - ~ -. ~ tho lAIAtnt
OF the debts and expenses Of administration,
and aso that IT will b. beneficial tor ali parties
interested therein 20 sell the whole Of the real
estate OF SAID deceased, has made application TO
said Probate Court for license 20 make such sale,
the heirs in the State having given their cons, mt
thereto IN writing. Therefore,
By the authority ot the state 81 Vermont, You
are hereby notified TO appear before sand court, at
the Probate Office, in Cdstlctou, IN sI district, on
the 5th Monday Of March, 4. ID. lsGS, 10 SHOW
cauSe, ii any yoa have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Ca,tlcton III -tli distinct, this ith Jsy
Of March, a. u. ISIS
ilw3w' y \ ST MNER, Register.
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City Currency.
NEW ORLEANS, March IA.

The city currensy yesterday declined
to thirty per cent discount 1t is nc
longer circulated. and much of the cur
rency is in the hands of the poorer classes
who will suffer greatly.
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IMpORTANT TO THE AFFLICT:

TO THE AFFLICT=
l I'd DIR. bow continues TO he consulted at his
office, Nos and Endioott street, boston, on
all diseases oia
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE.
| Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF venen
M impure blood, ImIotency, scrofuiA, Con.
~, lna Ulcers, Pain and Dishes in the reg,on @
pr,, cation, Inflammation Of the bladder ana
k,'In., =, Hydrucele, Assesses, Humors, n1ghtrm
s,r.lI9,s and the long traln Of horrible symptoms
at,ndin, tins class OF disease, are made to become
A. har,l,ss a. the simplest wailngs oil q cold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr Dow deyo, Is a large portion of his time =
No treatment of hoe cases caused by secret ana
.nli,ary habit whi,'h ruins the body and MIND
Weakne.- 81 he Bac.t and Limbs, Duziness Of tho
Head, Dimncss of Sigh. Palpitaton Of the Hear,
Dy.rSrsia, Nervousness, nerangement o. ne
Digestive functions sym ptoms OF Consumptloas
Sc' such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult a physician o. experience ma
l h. at once restored To health and happsness.
4 paueuts WHO wish to remnin under Dows treas'
| ment will he furnished with pleasant rooms
l Malc,nss s.ni TO all parts ct the country with iui
directions. -. c.,.,....
\ Three for Al and q rsd stamp H-V
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
By TELEGRAPH
I'M. Impeashmen, Trial.


The Impeachment Trial
WASHINGTON, March w.
M excitement in reference % the "'a'
- a. President eliminated to-day an'
sbineton has been astir irom an carry
III his morning Nothing but the 'm'
~, ,r;al Was talked and the whore
- how to get tickets We're the absorbing
o.s.,ions 81 the hour, The Capitol oil
49, was the center of attraction ana
lo,r before eleven o'clock the crowd had
- ,,fl in the rotunda, and filled all the
roaches 10 the Senate. The threng oi
IL, was quite large, each fair one hold
in her hand the coveted card OF adj
A.sion, hut there were some disconsolate
kauties, who had come 10 the Capitol
hndly hoping TO get the necessary card
2ho we're doomed to walk from corridor
y corridor, and failed to meet with any
sAanoc Of success Tho mode Of admis'
don was very vigorous, Policemen ot
We ,hmpton, in twas and thrccs, were sta
pnel al every door, aud each card had 10
adergo a triple examination before be-
& recognized ~ valid, The audience,
= consequence of the peculiar method
Il distributing the tickets, presented a
very djst'Bque appearance The rlobian
element, which usually resorts To the
mems gallery being entirely shut out
moro than two.thirls Of the auditory we're
lalies-thc crane h a. creme of Washing
ton society Outside Of, the Capitol, on
every side, were group, ct men leaning
lagily against the pillar, and projections,
and wondering il they lived in Demo
cratic country, whore none lint the upper
ten were admitted to the halls of lcgi,la-
ton. The darkie7 were unusually mum
,r5us, but not solitary son ~ Africa sue
cecdcd in reaching the gallery Every
available inch Of space on the floor of the
Senate Was occupied with light cane bot
tom chairs, and in front u tho Presidents
desk two table, were placed, one Tor the
pr"s''"n'n.ah and the Other ''r the defense.
Seven seats were arranged ao""' 'a'n' ana
pens nN, paper and liver may ana!
pitcher OF water n top. The senator
desk. occupy their old positions. RAM
ss! IAAnlleE f'in'r'N' ''nh-.'"' w ''-'i'
Norton DINO" ana Anthony W'F' W '''
chamber 'e''F' eleven ''.'"' ana NJ
rearel q"''" interested J" inc Ply f1''s,
at things The ladies gallery was h''eI
!" ''' "''''.''' '"i'''', '
'"' '".< '' '.','''''''s''' was ''."' '.''' "a
',.''' "' ''' wee '''''''' '' "'',.''- ''' '''
"l''''''s "' Va, l'-"'H proc ','."7
NFtIN"i"N' M'.l To-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19

TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the moA capable
and successful practitioners wIth whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patti nts
mhNt no hesitation IN assuring inventor that
they cannot employ man more competent ana
Trustworthy and more capable OF putting then al-
phcations in form 10 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Ohicc.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
" Mr.. II. II. Eddy has made FOR me THlRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE OF which patents have
been granted and that one Is now pending. such
unmls,akahle proof Of great talent and ability on
his part lea Is me TO recommend all inventors 10
apply TO him 10 procure their Patents, as they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention he
slowed ON their cases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGHART."
Boston Jan L. 1865 1:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19

YARNS FOR SALE---ONE CON
i tanning I20 acres, and known a the Ehlah
Amcs tarln one-half covered with heavy wood and
timber, the remainder good tillable and, COM
Portable buildings, and situate between Casteton
and West Rutland. The other 800 acres, one
third wood and timber, land known as the Old
Thornton Farm near Bird Mountain The wood
and valuable spruce, ash and maple timber on
these farms will more than pay the prices asked
for them, and they will be sold on very reasonable
terms.
| also with TO sell or lease farm i'll Poultuey,
with comfortable buildings. SAID farm Is near
VIM L. Farnam's, on the road leading from Fair
haven to Sampton Corners, and between the valu-
able slate quairies of l.. Spaulding and Wm.
Wing Airarr chance for slate makers. Apply to
the subscriber, G. NJ WILLARD.
r. r.. MEANWHILE.
Castieton, January It'll, 1868 w.t.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
PRICE LIST.

ooLoNG, Black, GO, 20, so, 90, sioo q b., best.
MINED, Green and Black. 60, 20, so. 90, sl.so y
b., best.
YOUNG HYsoN. Green, co. 20, 50, %, 800,
sllo sl.25 y n, best.
IMPERIAL, Green, 90. sloo, sl.25.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Black, 20. 81, W, sl.oo
sl.lO sl.2o best.
JAPAN, 90, 81. 90, alps + D.
GUNPowDER sl.25, $50
We import a very superior quality oi Kiangss
Oolong and Moyune Young kyson Teas, put mp ~
original Chinese packages, containing one pound
We sell the Oolong at Al 80 and the Young Hy-
son at 81 60 T. d.
GROUND COFFEES.
PURE RIO, 90 2j and 80 cents d u.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, - cent.
d.
ROYAL CLUB, Extra Fine, IS cents
In order to meet the demands of the people OF
Rutland and vicinity, we have appointed POND
& MORSE, corner OF Centre Street and Merchants
Row, Agents for the sale OF our Teas and Coflees
All goods are put up by ourselves in one pound
packages at our Warehouse in New York, and
retailed at Rutland, by Pond & Morse, at the same
prices at which they are to be had over ooun-
tiers in New York. All goods put up by us bear
the trade mark of 1.-THE Great United States Tea
Warehouse " OF T. Y. KELLEY & Co., stamped
on the package. None others are genuine. We
especially caution people against procuring their
goods OF any company in New York, Boston,
i or elsewhere representing themselves as being
connected with our house. We solicit
FAIR AND THOROUGH TRIAL.
OF our goods from all who are interested IN buy
ing iirst-class article of Tea and Coffee. at the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
NOE WANTED FOR A

n hES1DENNE " nv I'D VOn N
IA SCHOOL.--ProfessOr C. GoSnmettee N desr-
GUS Cd procuring in some convenient and pleasant
locality dwelling house OF sufficient capacity .
Accommodate pupils under his instruction Y
French, a. boardors, and that can be used durink
the season for the accommodation OF 6nmma3
boapiers. Persons knowing Of such an oppngtun-
ity TO rent suitable building will obligeby I'd.
dreSlAg
PROP. C. COMMITTEE,
Sept2dlw&wu Box 800 hutiand, W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19

NORTH GRANVILLE LADIES
~ SUMMARIZES CHARLES T. DOWD,
A. NJ, Principal. w. WEpwoRTH Down. A. b.,
Associate Principal
regular graduating course is laid out in the
solid Branches, and optional course in Paint
ing, French and Music. Send for Catalogue
which gives full particulars. The next Term be-
gins Tuesday, March 3lst.
HENRY NJ. DOWD, Agent.
North Granville, n. y, Feb. 20, 1865. l0wiw