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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

The Eclectic for August has as a frontis-
piece fine steel plate engraving of Hiram
Powers, the sculptor. The following is the
table of contents Don Quixote,' West
minister Review - Geneva, it's Memories
and it's Martyrs London Eclectic; "Plu-
ralty of Worlds Dublin Univers ity
8 Westminster Abbey (coneluded)' London
Quarterly Studious Women, y Longe-
Eclectic * Terrific Earthquakes - g Irage-
dies of History Cornhill Magazine; &C The
Night Wanderer of an Afghan Fort (con-
Blackwood's Magazine - q Luck
in Families London Society 90 Imposture
and Credulity (concluded)'' Dublin Univer-
sity 90 The Science of War (concluded)"
Dublin University g Under the Sea- Corn
hill Magazine % The Heroes of Indian Ser
vice. London Eclectic; Z" Hiram Powers
The Editor SO Poetry - g Notes on Books -
{ Science - - Varieties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
Dissemination of the Southern Viii
itary districts.
dtfotno

Washington, July %. By General Or-
dess No. So. from the AdJutant General
Office il is ordered that, as the CommanuinS
Generals of the ID, Sd, 4th, and 9TH Mill
tarv Districts have officially reported that the
States of Arkansas, North Car0I,na, South
Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, floriu" ana
Alabama have fully complied with 'he reeo n5
struction acts of Congress ana peel' an. ~ con-
to representation in Congress, ana thi' ooii
senuently the act for the organization Vi
these States into military districts oecomeS
,t,he followino changes will be made IN the
~ -, a,,7i command of Military DIS
orSoan' The Second and Third Military DIS
tricts having ceased to exist, the States oi
! North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
/ Alabama and Florida Will constitute the pe-
n,rtmcnt Of the south Major General George
= ;; Meade To command headquarters al
A.t.,~ta, Georgia
Secono The Fourth Military District VII
consist now onr of the State of Mississippi
4 and will continue he commanded by Bre
: vet Mai Gen. \. c. GrSom
, Third-The Fifth Mnito~v District viii
consist of the State of Texas. al be com
manded by Rrevet. Maj. GEM. j. Rey odds
i. headquarters ut Aus1i~ Texas.
Fourth-The States of Lp~siana and Texa
: will constitute the Department on ~nis;ana
i Brevct Major General l.. IL. Rousseau a.
signed to the command headquarters a' Ne
: Orleans, La. Until the arrival ofGenerai
i IL. Rousseau at New Orleans. Brevet Mac
+ General Buchanan will command the D'
+ partment. Major General George Cro,ke
n assigned, according to his brevet OF Nall
u !, General. to the command OF the Depa-tmei
d Of the Columbia, in place of Gen Rolsse"'
! relieved. ~;
d Sixth-Brevet Major Gen-Bre'et Mal,
T Gen. F. r ). Candy is re-assignet TO u
command of the Department of Washingtol
e Seyenth-Brevct Major Gen. Edwa1
u Hatch. Colonel of the 4th Cavalry, Will
a Iieye GEN. Buchanan as Assistant Comm
: sioner of Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen a
~ abandoned Lands in Louisiana
y By command of Gen. Grant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
THE MARNE
ROSTON CATTLE MARIE
e.no,t.d and teiegraphed erpressigJ'
"eP" tam Freeman.

o.,o-,.d and autographed eIpressiytS "'ee" kos
NeP tam Freeman.
4, Comb,idoe and Brighton, f3r The weekl
ending Aug 6, 1868.
,.to,owipei s the amount OF Stock at Mfket: e i
Inc 'o'''' Ca,te sheep SHOES %ss s ,s Veal
n; ::;.; SIS S. 5 is iss5 i:
Ga M IN ali 90 first Quaiti, u 3 To
% n,Iity sI2 90 Is 90 81 quality " % 10
siI ao ner cwt on total weight OF hlde, tals, and
dressed beef few ehSseSa s ss"ss PA''
<Va w po IenNs225 to 800 per pair OF ridins
their value as Beet. Handy steers, 800 S7s,sl6o
Mich We. as may be agreed farroand ordis'
SIoREs-Yearlings 4Oo TO Soo
oo tnfe e e.SyvesSs3 10 sl2 per hesd.ll ny
& ss ii. 3 ssss 81 = weigh
; Sheen and Lambs IN I"'s - -,
3; aos- wSs,. 80 Isss to eos
49, BRIGHTON 81 TO 10 CTS C@hyy H'4'si'
Taow-sto o C :" 80 e e s.es
i / Lambs 80 to dc slo'h -'' a--~'S ~ s-
10 TO lat, 81 "a. ...smp, to M bga,
49, - ,sdncing has thus tar inefease1 - tosd
,e market days OF the lao car wsss ~ Elff
N ".ssv sc on wednesda and sioSe a..
of rh,,dpe about $50 Gait lie ana ivu s1ssp
ell nub "x.,. and over 900 head Of The Xstsiss.
.ne "a mnsold at the close OF buflpea ~ ga y.
While the lots Of Western oa. .ae. ,ssniseo y
er previous prices The Ordinary Sbs.n and
and Tuesday here ws.S .1 sls
OF cattle Cam bridge. VIM e v,IIsy' uajsS 10 r6ah
nearly a We're very good the season. igf?Egf
me Of the siut last harsdsy and fr If he sssaas
U" not very splflteds Set 49,
ecu E wilcox had very good carload na%
IN, farm. Of which he sold EN- and yesn yen i've
out smith at Il LIZ ot., }" sIars At III l-2 81
ity l2ao 10, I've he fers at sso each, dress 10y
"a "a Jnhn Quinian sold nve cows, a"U COR,
and s35 each, and one LOT 90, seven oxen for ESQ
tier al, rin two years old bulls for SSo eafs
ETA per H., estimation OF I'VE F RTsdy sold 1--WE
hen Is cows ~ 80 crs er h. Four years oF
like ESQ and one $40. or about cts. pei
lded cattle Were sold al - 70 "a a Tor r. pc
T,mbs at 1926 and $50 end s fsfoft s+zps:b
lots of poultry were sold ar u fq -en. Pc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

To = Turner's DouIOureuI or Universe
Neural gta Pill is safe, certain and y.cure
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The severes case.
are completely and permanently cured a very sho
time Neuralgia in the face head utterly banshed
n few hours No form OF Nervous Disease wirhstands
ITS magic influence 1t has the unqualified approval
many eminent physicians. Ii contains nothing injurious
tothe most delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent on
receipt of 81 90 and two postage stamps. TURNER L
co, - fremont St, Boston, Mass. Proprietors.
Ro-tou july / l>67. sprkMi7yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

Chesaped ore and better oys- J
tiers than in the country
In Baltim SEES are engaged IN
the trade. vessels One oyster
lays 2,Oot
The lag party of young la,
dies who 4 in the path OF
Washinge Ia through Trenton
in 17S9, ~ New York to assume
the pres'f - NJ. Sarah Hand, now W
years Of en94s}sSs4.. ;dent of Cape May
The pa [aIrs aanodhcat he portrait of Frank
Th a Newn in fifteen different posi- IL one
, character York Sun says III in every
position, s is after Office. The gallant gen
/. erai 10 q same in every shape.
hsS Hugh Allan of Montreal, who has 81. a
aintmer house at Lake MemphremaSos' .h a
Y =. ant a steam Yacht, the 90 Ortord, on I'M.
4 lake for the pleasure OF his own i'N''i'
!. cost SIC, 900 in gold
5 Those who have been complaining Vi '"e
x,r.vaoance of Congress will do well 10 re''u
h the following -.
:, :. Tho President and his Secretaries asked
70 conaress TO appropriate 1872 ,O00,ooo tor tue
u 6sca1 wear 1869. Congress has given 'nen ~
to Int 5000. 600 900 being eighty millions y
dollars retrenched from the Democratic-lo'o
RI Johnson administration
at The poet Whittier, writing Oh oonu -
al Colf.x on his nomination for wee Presiueh
oc- says e. -
kcs :. Warned by previous mistakes, from 'n
n, I'D Greatest of which the countryls no
8arinc the Convention at Chlcago piI0e
ed IH-Ia,s;5e Of the eminent man whose VISION
image and patient persistence crushea :, "
g ~ l;fa of the rebellion, one OF whose nueii
anJ patriotism there can be no ques'ion,
lade an universally esteemed and beloved q.
lself -rhom We all feel may be trnsteu 70 'ne Az
ssed W. In fact. the most crupulous ue
mus Republican men and measures, "n
uth' nv n.d np6n to traduce Schuyler C"ita4.
not SSeiaam upon Zophism, find their intene
iven curses changed into blessings
Last week Wednesday an importation
new olavcn Normandy draught horses arrived
fight steamer at New YORK. lhey poIe 1a'
;, VOYAGE well. The great merits OF these I
ses are. perpendicular shoulders. agai
that which the collar may pull we'll, ID cont
- with the oblique shoulder of the race ht
A ~ roadster without which there can De
,ofes- VI 7sraat weight for dead Pei and
fact that they are easy hands high, with
n in from fifteen 20 StniHfabe heads, short bod
.rooc- Ir,opinss eterns and short legs Ihey =
- phio, to be crossed with the Western drau
horse, and Will, no doubt, prove valui
iack- addition to our stock of draught animals.
\ motto for the Democracy * Base is
that slave that pays.
had Dix to Seymour have troops emo
and to take care of the mob, and you, too
the The World speaks of Horatio Seymour
:. patriot" The Detroit Tribune saws: 9,
!. &c is an allusion to the Pat Riots in New
'ih's in July, 1868"
Blair says q we seek to restore the Coz
tuition by executing the will of the Peep
rtisor The Chicago Post says if he doesn't
,rpia sharp, the will of the people will exc
feel NM
Marty Seymour Mani tell you what, sir,
mocracy is looking up. Grant Man-V
''nei Your bogus Democracy is 50 fiat on its
chal- that it can't look any other way.
thern
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

p calls the Union Generals
ted the laws in the South
of satraps." It threatens
men with starvation unless
list the only power that can
liberties. And behind all this,
Blair, who has made platform
bpirators, and who promises to
ID by the sword wha the ballot fails
It surprising that Grant, Sherman, Sher-
b. Thomas, Meade, Farragut, and the men
Fho crushed treason, should be arrayed
now. as heretofore. against these conspirators.
and Beauregard, Forrest, Hampton, Semmes,
Toombs, and the men who fought under the
stars and bars, should be inspired with new
hopes of the Lost Cause?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
TO C0NSUNIPTIVES

I lR- GROSNENOR, who has discontinued practice
Is 81 Ill desirous OF sending by matt charge
To an who wish H. aoopv Of the prescription hy which
his daughter restored to perfect hea tn
hrmed Consumption after having been given up by her
physicians and des aired "f by her father per
son on receipt of stamp II prepay postage. Address
r. BROWN. secretary, IS Grand street, Jersey City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
IMPORTATION.

Information guaranteed pr Iduce luxurianI growth
Of hair bald head beSrdless recipe
for the removal Of Pimpes Botche,, Erupliuns etc on
The skin leaving the soft clear heauriful can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. y. CHAPMAN CHrMI,r
22vlsds s23 Broadway New yo,k
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

ihe KEW EDWARD A. WILSON will Sand ffra. =
eharge) To all who desire it. the prescrptinn ~ A.
fertohS Tor making and using the simple remedy nv
~hoh ne was cured OF lung affection that dre,d
disease consumption. His only object benefit m
aiced aud he hopes sufferer will try Tn : pre-
blessing. Please address f
spF22yl EDWARD WILSON
Nol65 South Second WiIIjamshnrgh NJ VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
4" OUT OF SORTS.

Take DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BlTTERs,-the most medicinal in the market. Estab
i shed in 1908. wlIm6.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
MARKETs--New York, Aug. ,. Ftour-9i'o bhi-r
Stale and Western irregular nd old lNr lowe
Southernl duh and declining common 10 choce a. - T.
Ii GO; California dull and dropping sales a -
To 10 So Whegt more steady with limited demand
sales 47noO Corn without decited change ia prce
sales b 900 active and Pc hiaher sales
IS, 900 hush Beet " and UNCHANGED. Fork nsavs
and lower, new - Lard iirineF. Cutt,,u dull.
sales zoo bales. sugar moderately aud sreadv
MoSErARy.-Money 10 per cent. Gold IA. L
Sizes. 1881, coupons, 1854 q. :. 500 1862 coupons
ia L. =. 10 Hos coupon, 1854 L. = Ans las
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

tIe cashed and information given hi CHEST rate
paid for Spanish Ocuboons and an kinds of Cod ana
Silver. by GFOPGE rrptI,W w
gpr6Sp Mann 81 Proy;Ianra' ID
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

! sal...i to 1EAl Ud0l !.
5 .,ao.a bns asdss div qeeb toei
q baHnesssYhaS dIsti<bsb6s CpaamnegHIhod
Rye11etqaoEeeMsA isetsI sdT .tneI1oi
Rba6aaj blt asnptlonats fol
Escort was ssfsem inss w. Nth greenoae
nd the sound Of their cheers was like thu
when the ballots flew lightly CT PaeAco
Tammanee. ,,x
he Tine leaves Of the forest when Summer
rbat HIST betting freely at sunset was seen
I Ike the leaves Of the forest when Autumn
hath blown, .,....b,o-od
For the he spirit Of Wall-street rode forth on
,n5 bntton-holed many Western man last !;
cold. rreenbacks and drinks were pl'ed carry
TIL the poor tempted delegates yielded to
fate.
And poor Cincinnati is loud in her wall,
And the sports are all = broke who went
Pendcton' : bail,
For the might of = Young Grcenhacks IN
smote by the sword,
Hath melted like snow and hath gone by the
board.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
RE AL LOTERIA
DE In gSla de Cuba.
100000 in Gold

THE DRAWINGS FOR 1865
there Will be 10000 Tickets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

rTHE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tor those Bsow-
Il DIscoLoRArlo,s on the face is Perrg's Mot4 an
treekle Lotion" Prepared on ny DR. B. Z PEFRr ~
Bond ST, New York 3J- Sold everywhere
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
MOTHER BAILEY'S
QUIETING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN

Renders the process of Tee:hipg easy. Large Bottle
only p cents. Sold by Druggists
Moth Dotoboc E',o.I-Io- MI Ton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DA,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

After listening to brief but earnest and
interesting speeches by W. G. Ferrn, Esq,
DR.. J. Y. Dewey and Hon. E. P Walton,
the club adjourned to meet at Village Hall,
Wednesday evening, August 18th, at eight
clock. NJ. TAPLIN, Secretary
We understand that over sixty of our citi-
zens have already joined this Club.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

FRED. DOUGLASS To Hls PEoPLE.-In a
late speech at Akron, OHIO, Fred. Doug.
lass, addressing The oolofed people,
told them that the government emanci,
pated the negroes as a matter Of policy,
and not from any Christian motive Of
right or justice, and that they had no
more reason to be thankful to the gov.
eminent for their freedom than had the
Hebrews to feel thankful to Pharoah
for their ! deliverance from bondage,
Douglass said that although it was
possible that. naturally, the colored
men were equal to the whites, they
were not so practically, and that they
must rise through their own exertions
to o much higher degree of intelligence
before being allowed all the rights and
privileges Of the white man. He added
that they were now on probation, and
if fifteen years hence found them as
they now are, it would be almost inn
possible fur them to make any advance
ment. Perhaps this advice from en- in
telligent polorod manE maybe received
by bis race a. the counsel of Q frieads /
~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

2 .Snaar RRroRr.--At q performance
recently Of Romeo and juliet. IN Mar
Hblehcad. Mass, the fair. Juliot's ques.
ton inlthe soliIoquy before taking the
sleeping draught. = !, What If this mix
ture does not work we'll p was answer
cd by an urchin ii the pit-"Thcn take
2 qose q pms. aaNt tN1tl. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

G : - =
!, IF was q cruel joke Of, Mr., Raupsoh's
ttelsand Mr.. Seward q careful scientific
record of the volcanic disturbances
'Ghi6l1lknocked his desirable West Indi-
an residence into demnition finders.
fn.33 hours st, Thomas had 32I earth,
4,uakoss What = nice place it must be
fur naval station where the sea comes
inlevesy once ina while and carries
ships Of war rightovcr the house-topsl
sIstTsTl II Il = = --.- 7r4-1 Il. 4 Il
atsEM aRANT, it is said, has taken to
going to the New School Presbyterian
tlburtl, ] That is about equal to Old
Alps trick of catching up 2 Bible and
rrstsuding to be profoundly engaged
ID rc,.ding II. when committee Of cler-
d1ahch Aetc coming 10 to see him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
ConStable's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
1Sissned by T. A. Stevenson, Justice Of the Peace
In and for the county Of Boise. upon judgment rem
dered in said Court wherein Moraz < Brenner are
plaintifs and San See is defendant, for the sum OF
dollars and ten cents Judgment and twenty
dollars costs Of suit duly tested the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, a. D. ls6s have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, to-wit house and
lot situate on the west side Of Main street. in Pioneer
City, county Of Boise. l. T., formerly OCCUPIED by
Charles Reed.
Public notice is hereby given that the 10th day
Of March. A. D. 1865. at II O'Clock NJ, viii sell in
Pioneer City. At public auction for cash. the above
described property TO the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
q. W. STAFFORD,
Special Constable.
Pioneer city, February H. 1865. us2s3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
8heriff's Sale. j I'D :
RY VIRTUE OF A JUDGApyr


IL and decree Of foreclosure Of Mortgage ana
Of SALE issued out Of the District court in ana
county OF Boise. upon judgment rendered IN .. as
court. wherein Geo. Gilbert Is Plaintiff ana Ioss.
Simpson, William Wright and Isaac Lewis are
ants, for the sum Of Five Hundred and Piftear np,
lars judgment and costs Of suit duly tested ~. a
day OF February, A. d. 1863 by which am e -,a
manded 70 sell certain premises situate in TS.Sc
Territory. Idaho City, Boise county. towt. Cav
mencing Mt tine southeast corner Of Montgomery sns
Wallnla streets, running thence southerly sono a
west line Of Montgomery street one hundred ana nc
~ feet; thence westerly one hundred and eighty s
thence northerly enc hundred and sixty (lCo) feet
70 the south hne OF Walluia street. thence eastery
along the south line Of waiinia street one brnsas
and eighty usOl feet 10 the paes of beginning. en-
bracing all the property known as the Mammoth Gov
raj Public notice is hereby given, in accordanc.
with the requirements Of said order Of sale that an
the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1865 at u o'cIocE II
will SELL in 'front.' Of the court house door in Jd.i
city at public auction, for cash. the above descrsS
property. 20 the highest bidder TO satisfy said ors
Of sale and all sccruing costs. =
j. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Feb IS. A. D. I76s nAwa
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-19
Il Singular Decision.

The Judge Of Probate at North Provi-
dence, r. l., cannot it seems to us, be
overstoclzed either with good common
sense or legal ability, judging from the
following case a case came before Ills
Honor not long since. wherein certain
parties, relatives of the respondent, pray
ed that some suitable person IN ght be
appointed guardian over his estate. Ac-
cording to the Providence Bulletin the
respondent is an old gentleman who
is well known. and who, through
long life of industry and selfdcnial, has
accumulated large property, mostly in
real estate. He is seventy-siX years OF
age. The evidence of the petitioners
went to show that the respondent had,
at one time, demanded rent of tenant
after it had been once paid; that at an
other time he watered his horse in the
afternoon of certain day forgetting
that he had watered him in the morn
ing of the same day; that at another
time, when he and his family were go
ing "down the river" he forgot the
time the cars started at another time he
gave one of his family S. to pay for the
hire of horse and carria e, and did
not ask fol the change for nearly haitian
hour afterward; at another time he lie,
his wife. Second wife) have burial 10.
for one of her children that had died
end received for it only SO, when it was
MeoFatsh sss0m ethiing g more at J another tine
struction ola PAIR of steps (; that another
time he made out a rent bill for $50
when it ought to have been $500, and
lost so cents. The respondent showed
that he had been careful of his proper
ty; that the petitioners were the only
persons who had reduced its amount
in any material way, as it had been
spent for their education and establish
ment in business; and he declared that
they We're hanging abou, him like vul-
lures, determined to share his propelty-
which is consid erable-without waiting
for his death, and that the pending at
tempt to divest him of the Gaze of his
affairs was caused By his refusal to turn
over that property ,opetitio lers by d ed
of trust, or in some other manner. The
Court, greatly to the public surprise, ap-
pointed guardian, but the matter will
60 TO the Supreme Court. The trial
created niue public interest and sym
pathy for the old man.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-19
Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1865.
Prison REFORM.

The people of Western Pennsylvania
continue to agitate the question OF pris-
on reform. At meeting recently held
in Pittsburgh, and called for the dis
cussion of the general subject, the lead
ing citizens of that section gave vent to
their several views and theories. The
main current of opinion, an exchange
says, ran entirely against the solitary
or Pennsylvania system nov in vogue
in that State. AS this meeting was
called at the instance AID in compliance
with the request of the commissioner APP
POI nted by the Governor at the late ses-
sion of the Legislature to visit the pris-
ons of the commonwealth and report to
the Legislature upon their condition.
with a view of ascertaining what chan
ges are necessary in prison discipline,
its conclusion cannot fail Of having
great weight and practical bearing.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-19

MUSTERED oUT.-By he direction OF
the President Maor-General o. 0.
Howard is honorably mustered out OF
the service ofthe United States MS Maj
General of Volunteers, 10 take eff CT on
the lst ofJaruary, 1860. Gen. Howard
col scquently falls back TO his rank OF
Drigadier General of the regular army,
to which he was appointed Dec. 2ls',
1864. He stands number six on the list
of Brigalicr Generals, and also holds
the rank OF Brevet MaiorGenera. in the
army from March 18th, 1865.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-19
EULoa les ON THADDEus STEVENS

EULOG les ON THADDEUs STEVENS
Eulogies were pronounced in the House
of Representatives on Thursday upon
Thadde-s Stevens. Mr.. Dickey of Penn
sylvania, his successor, announced his
death. Elaborate eulogies were then
delivered by Messrs. Kelly and Brot mall
of Pennsylvania, and Fernando Wood
of New York, and Judge Poland of our
own State. Speeches were also made 10y
Messrs. Mcorhead of Pennsylvania,
Maynard Of Tennessee, Ashlc., of Ohio,
Miller of Pennsylvania, Whittemore OF
South Carolina, Koontz of PennsyI-
vania, Donnelly of Minnesota, Cake o!
Pennsylvania, Woodward of Pennsyl-
vania, Robinson of New York. Covode
of Pennsylvania, and Sypher of Louis
lana.