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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19


The lodge Of Good Tcmplars in
I hel>ea, started over six weeks
s.aee, has now over 60 members.
The Methodist society at Chelsea.
have inst repaired, panied and var
d bed their church.
Tie meeting Of Orange County
taaJ irmplars' Union Will be held
VI Rescue Lodge, No /, at Tun.
bridge, December Sth and 9th.
The office of the Calcdonian, at
81. JohuSOury, has been moved into
new quarters, where they have fine
accommodations and increased faCil
tiles for their own accommodation.
SUICIDE. William Goudic, a
Scotchman about II years of age,
aud workman at Lyndonville, com
mItted suicide on Friday morning of
i,St week, by cutting his throat
with u razor. He had been sick tor
several days--some of the time quite
dplirlous. He has friends living in
Canada.
SUPREME Court JUDGEs.---On
Tuesday the legislature elected the
following persons as Judges of the
supreme court: John Pierpoint, of
Vergennes, Chief Justice; James
Barret, OF Woodstock, Asahel Peck,
Of Montpelier, WIN. G. Wilson, of
Bakersfield, Benjamin II. Steele, of
st. Johnsbury, lloyt II. Wheeler, of
Jamaica. They were all elected
unanimously, 10y acclamalion, Mr..
Wheeler being the new Judge IN
pace of Judge prout, resigned, and
the name of a. y. Gardner was
Withdrawn. Col. Whcclock G.. Yea.
zey, OF Rutland, was also elected
Reporter Of supreme court decisions.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

"a AMID. man ia every town of one
" thousand or more inhabitants 10 manu-
Idcture land employ others to sell aud apply
IN article of which millions of dollars worth
nave been sold. From so to $40 worth need
ca upon every building Patent l',tH or, FREE
~ ~. Write full directions upon full common
sized stamped envelope, fold the ends toecth-
tr, md enclose for particulars 10 REA BRAD
~ RLLi, box .6t BOSTON Mas
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
rOn Purifying THE BLOOn.

The reputation this eN-
ccllout ms,iicAnc enjoys,
/, derived from it. cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnvctcrnte
cases of ~croftlous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured by II.
Scroiulous Affections and
disorders, WhichWtrc ag.
grHyatcd Toy the scrolu.
lpus contamination until
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

presses UHa IIIlIfiu0 .R0/eTI0lS.
Made and furnished by
NANDERBURGH WELLS a CO. New York.
G0od Second HaHd cyiinders for SAFE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

From LESTER SEXTON. of Milwaukee,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. "a ls,-S
Mcssrs. {. &. Clark 4 Co., New Haven, Ct.
Both myself and wife have used Goes rpys
popsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory a. u remedy. | have No lcaIia
tiun III saying that we have received GEkAs
ELNEFlT from its use.
NcIy respectfully,
tSiEnedl LESTER SEXTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Heinrich Henning, young German, aged q
years. of No 70 Brunswick st. Jersey City. alleges that
he was assaulted yesterday the store of his employers
Mnliman Sons No. CSC Greenwich'st, New-York, and
II is feared that the case may prove faa Justice Nc
Anay took his deposition in which he said that he had
been In the employ Of ID. Mman, at No CSC Greenwich
ST. New York, and vas at work yesterday morning as
usual but did not feel we'll He was taken SICK, ana ne
felt unable TO work but account OF the great amount
Of meat be packed he did not wish to leave several
of the men employed there had left work on account OF
being unwel. Henning went out at noon and took
bowl Of soup, and returned at ] o'clock, and con
tinued working until 145, when Charles MllLnan one
OF the sons of the proprietor, went down into the
cellar which is about 20 feet below the sidewalk ana
said that work faster though both Henning and
the foreman Of the packing said that he was un
we'll and unable TO work faster. Millnan replied that
he did not for that; you must work faster Hen
ming then told him that it was only on account OF the
large amount OF work hand that he had remained as
ne Really was scarcely able to walk, and should have
gone home in the forenoon Miman said, What has
that to do with iti-you can go now" Hennlng then
left HIM going toward the front cellar 70 go up
stairs when he struck him in the back OF the head and
knocked him down. Henning cried out 4" What Is this
fori" and still tried TO get away, but Mill.
| man followed him up and kicked him, and
| struck him in the face and elsewhere. He
He managed 70 crawl stairs and get his clothes went
| out, and when Christopherst he changed them.
where he was attended by Dr. Kristen. After taking his
deposition the justice received certificate from the doc
tor certifying that he found Hennngs left eye and check
bruised and other parts Of his body bearing marks OF
violence. 10 is understood that warrant Will be Issued
for the arrest Of Mlllman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
POLICE TRIALS.

At the trials of policemen yesterday, PATROL
man Fueepe Griths First Precinct, for walking ana
talking ten minutes with female, while on duty was
sned three days pay, James E. Brown, First Precinct
Ave doys nav for failing TO patrol portion OF his post
for So minutes Patroman Walter Greer, same pfeclhot
three days pay for cOnverspg ten minutes WIN Uti
sem PatrOman George Marks three days pay Ior 1tnB
ninth Precinct three days pay for converslng 10 h
down while on post Patrolman George Amerman Forty
utes with female. Henry Ford, TWenty-nntn fr6Gncl
received the same fine for a similar Onense MI heuy
Rerch nnpeared against Patroman John Burke OF tne
FortysecOnd Precinct, charging MN with perjury nc
having sworn in Court contradetng the statements ne
had previously made TO Mr. Bergh Case referred 10 tno
fnI Board PatrOman Patrick Ryan OF the IenIh IRE.
oiuet was charged with having left the Inrd DlsIlct
Court room without leave for the space OF 40 minutes
Ernst Kalesk charged PatTolman Charles l. honOlnah
OF the Tenth Precinct with having clubDed MN severely
about the head and body Several witnesses tesuneu
that the complainant engaged IN DeatD8 MS WlIe
and that the officer used more violence than was
necessary. Referred to the Board. Ellen Barrett an
elderly woman, complained OF Roundsman Nee ana IA
trOman Walsh OF the Twentyrst Precinct, Tor alleged
brutality while conveying her TO the saonhouse she
being drunk. Referred TO the full Board Mrs Harley
Deyereaux charged PatTomen Robbins ana Young OF
the Fifteenth Precinct wlth having 1Orceu tHemseies
into her apartment on the 26h ult, while she was half
dressed and with having forctby elected her from inc
same Several witnesses testified that there hau peeh
that the the presence OF the officers was necessary 10 pre-
serve the peace. Referred TO the Board fatTollna1
Patrick H. D6ran OF the Fourteenth was charged
bv Capt Walsh with having left the Station House ana
Remaining absent two hours and forty minutes. Referred
10 the Board Patroman VIM, McCutcheOn OF the Four
teenth Precinct and PStTolmen Michael Kigney , anu
days pay for talking IS minutes while on duty.
Patronan Thomas Byrnes Of the Fourth Precinct was
son and Crosby Of the Thirty Precinct fined
three days each for sitting down while on post There
were number Of other OF no especial interest,
where fines varying from one TO three days pay were
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
THEFT OF A TIN BOX CONTAINING 10000.

Yesterday two men entered the Office of
James Brand, shipping merchant, No. 70 Beekmanst,
and engaged the clerk in conversation Soon after they
left box containing coupons Of the State bonds Of
nesota 10 the amount Of S5 bills Of exchange valued at
s. O0 bills of ladng for 900 barrels OF -four policies OF
fire and marine OF the Atlantic and Orient
Insurance Companies and United States LlOyds receipts
for wheat from the NewYOTk Floating Elevator Co.. and
other papers representing total value OF 10000 was
missed. Suspicion fell upon the men who had just left
the office. The police informed and search was
made, but without avail About last evening Officer
DOnohue, while at the Of Wooster and Amt
beside the fence nclOsng Stewards stable found the lost
box. 10 was taken to the StatonHOuse, and beng
opened all the papers found intact Mr. Brand was
informed and Identified his property. No trace OF the
thieves has been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
VICISsITEDE OLE FORTIrNE.

The foreman of the laborers digging at the
new Post Office site applied to yesterday for work
by one who formerly gave employment 10 number OF
men and women. short time ago the appli.
cant for the rough manual labor was prOpri.
etor OF The BditindSlOe star, Irish provincial
Journal member of the Board Of Poor Law Guardians
Town Commissioner &c. Owing to failure in business
and consequent loss Of paper and position he mgrated
the United States, and arrived in this city in May last
since which period himself and family have times
perienced all the sufferngs that poverty and pardon
able pride could entail Often the husband and father
has had whereon lay his head and several oc
casOns he has been for days without food His garments
and emacated appearance prevented him from obtaining
employment in business offices, and his address made
him be regarded unfit for rougher work. person
who knew him in his prosperous days appealed TO the
foreman in his behalf and in the afternoon pick was
given him wberewith 10 livelihood for himself aud
those dependent upon HIM by toiipg IN the City Hall
Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

Aus IT, 1869 vie. Mathew Fslo rengoed Thomn ROGERS Se0n
Lieutenant Aug a. 1862 vice John " hfie, Tnt First I,euten
TentetgAA Regiment Of Ijdnty unut ris' We w
ant Feb l88 vice Thai removed rom staei Mn W.
noted Henry KDLe Lieutenant Dec Y So vice n rfe ,fs
he,r no. gnJ George Matterp Second Lieutenant Dec * oUo
ies Hen, KIe pomoted William Znk Flint Lieutenant JAY 10
1858 vice John Strsns regnsd August koernef Second
Aug 1899 vice Adam BubleI resigned Joha o1ae meyer fH
Ijsatensut Aug 10 1859 yce VIM Weidenman resigned Ill,
Forty Regimen! Of Idnry-1 uS %an as u"e
ls 1855 Tbos O. Cooper r. P, Lieutenant
An q Sa 80 q Ssbip dismissed; Blocker A. HOvey, Surgeon
Juy al 1865 vice H. Briggs, promoted ~ IN g., H.,
tenant jply s. 1859 vice Jas PeTson, removed 49,
been accepted by the Commanderln'Cmei during 'ho
same period: x<,- g., r,..,.n,r, cso,oe schasfe,
Aug 20. 1853. NJ. Yt,...,, r...h n,rer luo
RgG Regiment Of Ihfanfrv-flr'' Len'enaH' ''s00 ' s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Brunette IIowes Philadelphia, ndse ani pass
BArk McGivery, Nickels Buelos Ayres % days hdes'
RsrL Trinity smith Few. London. ballast.
RaTE John Grfnu DoSuey Boston days, ballast
Brig A. Sawyer, Post Calais. lumber
Scbr Pacific. Was Shulee, N = D days spruce poles
scbr A H. Miller. Chapman Georges Banks. fish.
sCHOOSEKs-fITER AND OOAhrWsH
BramhaI ElIsbethpOrt Connecticut, Bhtao,tnpoi'
G. r. Muney, Philadelphia Wenona, sonih hmboY;
Hi"'tic Sonb Amboy Jas MCGEE, BliIabethpcrt
uIrbfsr,deI Eirabethport Harriet Sarah, NewliaSen.
WIN. A Dubois, Eh,abehport Eey, fal hyef'
o. C. Acken, BlLahethpoTt t0ui NeE,iiLteu'
Lady Adams RltlbethpoTt Atlantic EhhaoethpOr~
NJ Ann New Haven Nioanor Providence.
60 c., New.IIeveu Saie w. Ponder Taunton.
psrilion PaI River. Dart, Stanford
uaS,on Sss.io nlop II \. Collins, Portland, Ct
= \ WoI,bIngton Providence Ottoman Bangor, lumber.
T. I,,,si praavIebee Yankee Blade. Bangor lumber.
Nightingale. Providence. " Ia baIIeu, NOinAA
Parsn, Bast MachiAs- hos9ose i1 pil.oI,-,,
ts 'tii"s Sontb Irbov Maria Cane, South Amboy.
Sarah Jane BltabethpoTL w. dNlgeu ,t pI
Hiram White, Trenton. H. hoPA'Hs' o01'I NAn'O''
SAILED.
ss.nsbn CITY Of Dublin for Antwerp bark Layinis for laTre
DOMESTIC PORTS.
&C., ,rxaroy G. sept 3-Auyed, steamship Fairbanks from
CuiRIysroy Sept 3Arrlyed steamship Charleston from New
yoT schrs W. H. Jones from New York; j. W'hburn nom ROCK
port The steamships and Pometheu' bound HoTh are We
ssysSs.H Sept 3-Arived steamship Virgo, from EeSYOTfi
scLr. LIME Batehelier from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
pEgsr Sept, aTbe steamship Lafayette from NeN-foTh Aug H.
arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH FACToRY.tlnrroyed oroide)
Phil Jsweled Hunting Leyers-Genr' sud La hes sizes
gold
hush ~
xloo so watches For TIME ELEGANCE FlNlSH ard DURA
RLIY Of gold begin &" compare "h the Iohns
Metal Excepting the intrinsic value II Is equal 20 soh
~ CHAINS FROM 81 TO %.
manufacturing all kinds OF JeUery otbe Coins
Metal Pins Earrings Sleeve Baons Loeke studs Finger Rugs,
Rrsist. Charms Fellow Masonic Pins &c, al Of the sst
and most elegant styles fully equal gold appearance sud war
To CiBS Watches ordered al tine. will
extra Watch free of charge
ooS, sent 10 any part be paid
delivery Money be with the order bills eau be paid
rben goods are taken the express Oce Customers must all
charges employ Agents, orders therefore must 10
sent directly In orenng write plainly the name iowp sonnI
the c will remember that ONLY oFFlcsH
No 3ss Broadway Worth st. (up s:airs). NrwYork
wv wv &. r.. COLLINS \ Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.
A MATCH ARRANGED BETWEEN WALTER BROWN
AND SADLER.


A MATCH ARRANGED BETWEEN WALTER BROWN
AND sADLER.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The rowing match between
Walter Brown Of Portland Me-, and Reniortn INC P
ant champion, for the championship OF the lA@' i,
been declared of" A match has been arrange" 10
tween Brown and sadler, the ex-champion'
THE RACE BETWEEN THk DACNlLE'' NV
CAMBRIA POSTPONED
The YACHT race between Commodore Ben
netps Danntess and ]. Ashbury's Cambria when was
nxed for the 18TH of September, will not be sailed Oh &C
count Of the equinoctial gales
BOATING ON THE HUDSON, .uoo
NEw-HAMBURG, N. Y, Sept. Sine dinneec
mile race here to-day between Leroy OF the S az
club OF Poughkeepsie, and Fearon OF inc Time 99
Yonhers resulted in q victory Tor tne latVeI' Ai'' 90
,aSnntas 20 seconds IL was shell" race.
BOAT RACE on DUNDEE LAKE. l.,
A boat race of a mile and quarter, V 1So
tween te sixoared gig OF the H. NJ A A. SlSo anu NM t
CARED barge of the Dundee CUB occuIIeu Vh t
Nee Ike near Paterson, yesterday aItTthO9h. 800
nnULer ~ snecfators from Paterson hneu inc pahhs
Je Nun dee crew have had considerable pTdCtce,
tho A M A A have had only weeks training, me
60 bowever was lighter that the barge From the start
nc baree led with regular and heavy stroke Inc Hig
sTeR showed want Of starting practice ana harmony
styIe Al the stake boat the barge Kept her distance
several lengths ahead, and won the race by %
on the return the H. NJ. A. A received the Duhuees an"
friends at their new boathouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

THE CoMMUNIPAw CATTLE,YARD INJUNCfloS'
Tbe ARGUMENT upon the motion to make the
Injunction recently obtained against the CommunPaw
CStte.Yard Company completely restrictive as wen as
nernetua in terms was adjourned by Chancellor naDrs
ke until wednesday, at the request OF counsel LOT o
Comnany The defendants directed to serve III tne
time All the adavits and other papers with whch
thew proposed to rebut the application to make inc III
innction reatrictlye and perpetual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
THE ALBANY AND sUsQUEHANNA WAR

Judge Sturges, on the LIST inst, removed
David Wilbur and Edwin Chauncey, Railroad Commits.
soners OF Milford Osego County, and appointed John
Eddy and A. II. Waters. He has also removed DIR q n
Care and NJ. Reyes, Commissioners OF Oneonta and ap
pointed Gen. S. s. Burnside and ID. NJ Miller These are
removals and appointments which Will increase the vote
1900 believed IN favor Of J. H. Ramsey at the ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
DASSRNG ER2 ARRIYED.

FROM GLAsGOw-In steamship Columbia Sept 2-Wn william.
al i.Js Miss Freeman aud Mrs d. MaegregaI CTear MssSs
snnia and May sweet Mrs Fraser H. Jasiane Mrs
stewart Miss Lizzie Stewart, Miss Jessie Stewart John stewa IL
ssoie Sanders II. Carpenter w Coyet h. LeefSi ps'"
Anderson Arthur Demnson Mrs Demnson g. haper H. n
Ma Brre Mcclellan, Robt hcFerran hns
Miss Tdisy Neo Proudfoot Mrs Simpson bliss hagg
Uenry Miss Emily A. Newal Miss Newal Hopkins Si aS E
Gray, ID. \. Arnot mr Donae hase
msa Mr. watson Healy Mrs Heay W. H. Harrison Is peril
Ashcroft Alex Fields Alex FeI Ji
NJ Wjeboer. Martin Miss Martin miss anne m VS,.
Mrs d. a. Patterson Constantine DeTieT, John Mosand w. ,ius
D,d Norrop Rev Mr. Dya, Mrs Dyall WIN Moreh5d Master
Tto DyaH Mis- w. Olsen MIRA Annie Kegge Miss j. A. Mcgee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
BASEBALL.
BEDFORD VS.. ALPHA.

The return game of this series was played
the Capitolne Ground Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon. The first game was by the Eckfords by
of 80 The amateurs determined TO do better
the second game and had out the strongest nine they
could muster. The champions short Patterson
of the Club, Eggler and Layton the substitutes
The Eckfords first to the bat and retired with
but The Alphas, by some very good batting,
and assisted by dropped ybas by Pinkham and Egger
succeeded in scoring four runs IN ther first innings but
champions scored - in their second inning Hill
yer pitching wretchedy, and several getting in
pitches and passed balls. He dropped easy fly
ball Rashe and Jackson also played badly this inning
The Mphas were whtewashed for their second inning.
When they again took the field their change pitcher,
Jackson should have changed places with Hlyer but
she failure to do this 10 additional runs 10 the cham
piOns In the third inning Hllyer and jackson
each dropped hyball Again were the Alphas white
washed. In the fourth inning Jackson was put in TO
pitch, and the champions only made run. The
Alphas thus encouraged, went TO work and batted
hve runs III their fourth inning From this point the
,lov On eitber sida "a he 9ia ecora. '0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

REMARKs.-Aug. A-Left southampton 3 m; passed
the Needles y. IN. 25th-Passed Bishop Rock D. H.;
calm and hazy. 26th-Calm and hazy 27th-Light,
breeze and dense fog 29hLght breeze and fog latter
part fresh south, with rain. 30th-Light wind In the
wind, head sea latter part calm and rain Sept l.
Fresh breeze cloudy in the morning; mOderating I'd
Fresh breeze smooth sea- Sd-Passed sandy Hook ut
i n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
PACIFIC RAIL WAY GOLD LOAN.

] rcH ~ saFnnPHs
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN "
Co., No SO Exchange-place, and
NJ. X. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway
These Bonds pay seven per cent IN
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands i'm Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly sOldto develop the conn
try and improve the road. They
are a first mortgage upon the eX-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado The
road in operation nO'o earns mare
than en0ugh net income to pay the IN
terest on the ne1O loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. Pjacjpat
and Interest payable in cold. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

On Thursday night freight train on the
Lebanon Springs Railroad run over a Iaboring man
named Martin LeOuard, two miles above Chatham, kin.
ing HIM instantly. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

PRETTY WOMEE.-A comparatively few Ladies
mouopos. the Beauty the attention Of Society This ought
s and viii be While foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions
This all be changed by using HAGISs MAGS0LA BALM Seb
the Bloom Of YOuh refined sparkling Beauty The Con
pleIon pleasing, powerful, and natural
Lady need complain Of red tanned eeked rustic Com
pleIlOn will invest IS 10 HACASs MAGNOLIA BALM Its
effects truly woudsriuL
Use LYONS KAIHAROs for the Hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

o, r. Hunt formerly Of the Muuals He WI pay rom
,a, Ged To-day in the place of Worth who Is hvnd
he city Bat Hunts regular position VII ue ~ 6pst
base johnson leaving the nine. Cbne WIZ Pa" has no
and Hall IN the night field, "a position III WIN" "'
gDpCIlOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04


OFFICERS.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF ERw-YoRK,)
ADJUTANI-GEsHRALsO OFFICE,
ALBANY, August 20, 1862
The following named officers have been com
missoned by the COmmanderin-Chefi ia the National
Guard, S. n. y from August l6 70 August 30, 1869:
Trt6ra Brtgad,-DAnie w. Hudy Judge Advocate with rar
from August 1865 John Morris sgbed James Chase ABIDE
NOTED.
Bata'oa @ ,hery Tn,atytorrA BrVade-prsderi Brand,
First Lieutenant August H. 1863 VIM DtmAsg promoted Conrad
Second Lieutenant H. 1862 Frederick Brand
NOTED George Ledsrmsn Second -s'enAni August H. 1863 vice
j. ". H. Sprung, resigned -.
Fourth Reg,me Of HJdnv jobs Gum Adusut April 1902
vice VIM g. Dawes relieved yas Spencer Quar.ruaster Apn
1869 original; Frank Mills CommisAy Of subsuos Apns 1863
original
Rsroq Regiment Q; Inflntp-wism Hsus.ef Second suteppt
June Is. 1869. vice Edward Werner resigned.
ThThtnh Regiment ~ InaHirV-AyA w. Powell Captain Aug D.
1869 vice Fhip Briggs promoted Jobu PeVpos Second
tenant, Aug 5, 1863 vice Ava W. Powell promoted.
Fonrtenh Rfgnfd Of IndnirVWlan H. De Bevose, Colonel
Aug TO- 1869 vice b. Fowler resigned Henry r. Head Lieutenant
Lssr. Major. Aug 10. 1852 vice II. 4 Head promoted
Totne kegimrt Of Inantry-John MddAugh Captain with
Nov TO- 1905 Lieutenant
No, 10 1909 original Albert Van Wagner Second Lieutenant Nov
~, 1863, original
Tvtnte.teOnd Regiment Of INtanry-wm j. A. MeGrh Captain
hsy "a Itt9 wee Jobu Brewer resigned Richard Kelly styles fn
Le,bsb Jane 1879. Ttto Allen nIrnsd; Aaron b. Car
psbitT Second LspetaD june 1863 K Styles promoted
TUsaiphaA h'S'"e Of jfanirsJobD Hare Fn Lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

SABBATH-SCHooL Books. - BRoUGHToN L.
WINAs No. 10 Bboue hep the best variety from all Pabbera
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PATRNTs.-MUNN g. Co., No. 81 Park-rOw, y.
for obtaining AMERICAN EUROPEAN PArKSr Have Ll
rs experience. Pamphlet OF Law and Information free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

FRUIT JARs-The best and cheapest, in
quantities TO suit JoHs GRyyEs Manufacturer S NadsaAns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

ADIRONDACK LITHIAN SPRING, Whitehall, n
Y-T celebrated Carbonate Of IroB Carbonate
Lla and Potash any Mineral Water The great spseac
remedy Kidney aud Urinary diseases For Sale By JoHS F.
HENRI No. College place L. T. n ST.RK, No. 80 Coeuussslp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

GEO. A. PRINCE & Co.'s ORGANS and MELo-
the phey pal music the United States
and British ProvBeeI
Their factory States 5000 Of
their Instruments 10
Agent 10 New-lork s. T. GoRpoS.
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