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Mill'i’lllll flflillllifil'lllilllfillfilfl
' "moron“, Deed-.11, 1864.
; The muiouai capital is
golf; .zrrowded will: legislators, office holders,
.uil,.oltl.s.~1 cookers, with 2'. goodly nuurslmr of
o: cLs. luekereou 2'23: 521‘; how the great- man
i um null-rm oouduct themselves both in
aublic and private mailers.
’i‘llepromiucctu11l§ecroiiuterest for the
' days has been the WM depurlmssul
1'1.) 20. the ureanizauou are. 11:11-
my c rps, ucdcr therurycl1'isi-111
*1
'1‘ 3
lir‘
'1 131'. The corpsis to courier of 1-1213
caslhuuivventy 10119.11.ud111r’.~1ur1'y; iho «r.-
‘ men to be able bodied, and those who
glow-“Tore not :11;- Lijecl'. to
mam-l. Proms:- llins‘ucl is
ruish ihe vet-
raezchzlerly mustered for no; lees
$11,
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ill-.121 one gear, and. will. be paid n. speunl
i1.-\l:2‘~.§g'(' unai- hundred dollars from Elle
5111331322125 111ng upon being muslered into lire
Thia'epeclulinducemeu' must be
11:11 ...~.:25.oorl 13:: ,in addition to lite regular
comer 1.7.5 one, two, and lbrce hundred vial
e are, our: luz'ee yours on»
1]? Cu .
21*~1 resapucl.i.vt.'§y. ,
for 2:21}: recruit to receive such local boon.
111-: paid 211‘ the districts- wierc
' -'- CL =< ‘3, ..,,’
13"“, :1; :13 {llill‘f‘lt‘lzj
11:3. on may
trim they'vrill'ue creéiilal. The corpe will
.1.:-.r'vco.<.-g1e1iin‘1more 1.0 designate it, or {W
recruit who gero-
toihcend of his “term may
-. Elie own, upon being llOl.i.':F8«
.
urged from caviar, is a ”admire
we momisc’ that each
ill ‘3
ibis movement who would up.
.. . 1. lillcml offer of me Government,
clung-e Lbereufter carefully preserve
" meal in a tearful caulrs’s
. 21 512111.
”1“"? no.1». 'lmt General Hancock’s , u-
:eiicn 3:1 9. vigorous and skilltal ocuuucude1'
" 11‘;qu by newspaper “writ-91‘s, but
nine-116's: e.- ';q1rt of our glorious hlsiory,
mafu. 1o lay the newer-Que brilliant deeds of"
.llivlslcrce 3.3.10. Corps he has colranrzcudcd
2g um war.
".1 Le crow: and equipments will be the most
‘ possession of the Government.
irlfi
a 5‘.
ms desiring Commiesioue in
1
l
_, .11nulzo application in writir ; lo
3:18AdjlfifilflGfilifil'lilOi ihc Array, Warh-
u-Lun', EEC. setting {brill their present all
" 1.. 21.116 tank of their or nel
-‘-g':u'1'.-uis.l c.
‘ 1 “.11.: service, lllfl r
lire. 11112111
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sunk at.
d 011?. of service?
ddingmiliturr rec—
i‘crmcr commuudw
l?’.ht.1’.)ll$ in which tile}! have
i
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an»: care-'1 eithear dastucr
. it’llsey lhiol; 12' open,
'- ..c.;:.<l:1ri£.1ne from tlzci
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(arousi- have been two years in
l: one-min}; 3 ice: 1.17“:—
':-".1':-.1;1l hegfzflsxelly Lguelmeu. lien‘ 11111".—
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"aiming lireir fitness for the po-
3311111 the? desire to ‘uo epocinicd
' legion, olilcers 1";le re»
.. . .. _~.,ar11i they may the-u lie
" =.,-.:.!r£:d to ordered at once 262112323 voicrauo
' 'W 1101 11 sufiiciem‘. number
war}. and muslered 111,1l1cn
willzleo in: maelercdln, {crank
3:713 acceptance, his: pay also
In view of the pos-
fr-gve'. ".2112 date of
intros ml in vrcll. :11 give their local
‘ 1 739° lo LllU vexerena in their nude? who
17:12 to win lzrurelu is their couu
country is anxious to see. a.
5.121.110 Hizfihe Cabinet oiliciuls. ii. is.
11-11:. " 1tors
'zzlcllig‘erzl- oli-
- . i 111111. it
.“u in}
of 38,1.
' 1-12-11 }
1 of Mr. Sam on,
wool-{i be 1; national 1"." , ulty .
for it. a emf-med for him, and wiib
vernrnent official 1211-5 done
his {hugger 3.11211qu 1.1.3 or more (lei-minio-
"ally oppose} umllhwartcil the cchczuee of
'\ he'niurluriug the past two years. His
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hl'lliLl, ulal. ill. in:
he,
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rat... .
or}: "1.123 to our 311 power, but far musirxp
mos-:- 01’ his colleaguee. lilo executive :‘Llllllly
none ever question.
lau‘urupt measure will be adopted
ibis .935 .1, i1 is expected. ' Already ii. is an»
uoamccd that Raymond is alter the speaker—
slzép of €211: next House. if Collhx, W 219.31
borne, 33’ .3111 or Lebeuck do 1101-118ull1im
i be lucky.
U1”; .20 ,
Sure-Sci. box, offihio, Dan Yoorhucs, of
.._1ndim‘:e, ii. is: rumoredwill, after their exit.
- from (“Ia-:1: - retire :0 Copperhead New
‘ ilwir friends, to pt'.1ciir:e
. elor ulleuclsepirlls "l‘fill
Bland movedowu to Dixie
maybe in i151 proper ole.
1711121. {3. T. Slat-11121111, 01 Ohio, :1 broil
’ 5m}. and Sena-.0." from the same £2.14.
Tliclcu and Monitor], also of
' 15f. established a law firm in Elli";
.331. York Tribune Building, op»
. “ lord‘s Hotel. This firm is radical-
l 3 1: and as able as any in the. nation.
(luv. Surly-.2111, of - New York, saw fit to
revoke ihc appointment r-f Major Charles H.
Palmer because he mid some Hopi-rascal
,uulils entire trial of North (5:- Go., his dupes
and. mole. lair" Fcnicu, the Govern-or clear.
of Rev." York, will. see ihut the lllujur is
made 10 rise. ngxedc higher-in moi: it. ssuid;
so time ‘1viil maize all mines even.
All column); ofilcera of the army ought to
”were Elle-31' fey increased as a matter of 11’:-
cceeity for lire service, as many urc 1cm»
ler cl
%
.‘.
llr‘ag
1‘11 '-,'11=1},'tbcir expenses. By the last if a
aoldicr i~1 taken by an either for 21 s=..-rvuul,
relics to pay that nmn‘u oxpcnao m the
Government, and is. not. allowed the my ul- ~
low ed by law for servant-s.
E‘zacticully, almiefore, he can neither 13111--
V1 soldier nor gets. colored man. He
reiore has to carry and cook his own ra-
. . ‘ "roll men cannot be obtained, ior
demand for ‘iznzu for substitutes is so
" Mat, m: .'.l those who are not enlisted :;1iways
uoc.
public-317312.113 5211.? officers, as the}: have
borer-:4 the} we." ride.
"ll remedy 3?: 4211511, :my company officer
:rruiuczl lo employ a cclcliorau
pi .umre one who is wil-
tc 1111151131" ”elm
.'.- colored - .
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ELIC’AIu w.
I. liL’ CM;
-. would be re.
1. eczvuul; 02,11 corps mm 1121-
:re-Li for $2119 and other: pure-arcs, wrlr all
"1.255, are domiciles'i, to which ill8~ ‘
-' . .11: :naluccmeu: for good men
.';:.-.-v.-':1 on the slavery question are,
..n- it when they run, .‘.-imply from inability
r
1 ten 11 'glic rs
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a personal inter
&c., and be ass
{luck [my being, decluclccl 1
[my account. 3 '
Our Connecticut.members .1
Senator Dixon is llouuelswpi . :g on Nov. 11 ark
weuuo. Semior Porter all. his old lucrters
{Ll "ilfillard'o. Mr. Dcmiug is. also at W'll-
lurd‘s, having lell his accomplished lady at
home. Mr. English is at the Molropolium,
Brm'nlagec has private quarters on 13th
street, while our Mr. Hubbard, looking fresh
and vigorous irumshis $1112.11 er‘s vacation on
the heaven blessed hills of old Litchlield is,
will; his lute-resting little family, quietly es-
tablished 21L ‘Willard‘s.
The President’s message, the muons oi"
the several secretaries, &c.,~wltl1 the already
developed purpose of Cong-rose. tofi’mrh up
the rebellion-41“ must lcrnl to sireugilien
the faith and purposes of {be people. The
skies are clearing.
During the past week by for the most
brilliant forensic puesngc of arms of this
Congress occurred between Judge Kelly oi"
llilm‘ielplur, ou-l Brundagec of our state.
1'1 was lhought that Kelly was unfortunate
in his seler‘iou of the occusiou for introduu
cing the curl-act. That he has been uufor-
innate in tin: :u'gyauwut as to the location of
lboco11teuzpi:11e1l Navy Yard, I think Was
never made more apparent llama in his fiery
surmountallusiwcck. 1o answering him,
Brandogce col-iv acquitted himself no an
earnest and rli‘crstirc Speaker, anal wrong the
general confession that. it placed our state in
malaria our. in 12.32 Congress. Winter Da-
V13. Gou. Bribeuck, and Specifier Colfax, and
anauyoll'lers were unmeauurccl in their ex-
pressions of admiration, while 11‘. Elm close,
before Bran-Llama could get his seat :1 crowd
from. both silos cl‘the House rubbed in to
congramlate lil’xll. Broullagcc has made his
marl; and won 11. proud Llistiucilon for him—
self and old Conccciiout, whatever may be
the fate of 21111 New London Navy Yard
queuizou.
Thelfiill wuss‘1.1l.1i=e1;guenl-ly tabled Willi a
view of proceeding directly lo more pressing
cosine-3‘s.
’l‘lzc:'l:)e11kz'11pt.lllll T7115 2'11 ,1
lint 11011211.: cud lure '51'21'1: lo the Senate.
il 11.11:.loublcdly become a law this session.
both our Senators approve.
c rut through
v.
if
illit main features of the Bill and that Mr.
1‘ has given the subject his especial
care uni luvesligation.
The-committee"; are bravely at work cud
i; never
outly more resolutely determined upon dis»
palcuing the public business.
Tue grout problem or the session will be
210112 1'13 raise 1210' 11072123.. The Treasury like,
ille’Home Leecucu daughters cries give, give,
111.16. so long. 11:3 illill fearful war progresses
2.:1xo1ioumustbe home. But never were the
skies burglar-er lllt‘ll today, and I lruow lrom
icw Will the Pro-olden t, Lilfll:
he. 1121-3 never R11; the grand ransom motion so
immediately near us nor-.'. From all sides
limt $12121:qu 2': has been 131 uric lo gripe and
but a few days can 011*. elapse. in my judg-
ment before the most hope? .11 and electrify—
ing news will thrill thc couniry. Be patient
curl wait, lor the omens were never more
auspicious.
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i‘uo:.t0'1'co.—--Ll. Col. Wu). 1‘. Olin-ll, of
this tor-m, formerly chic-l o GeuJ‘lcl-lllcrson's
. has been promoted to be Brigadier
Genizml. Gen. Clark was Adjutant of 11:1 Il-
linois: regime-11's at the commencement of the
war, and has been concocted Willl li1e:Wesl-
crn army ever Since. We ere specially pleas
ed to hear of _lzis promotion, believing it well
merited.
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Comma-T112 Ocroruuxum.
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£33? We have received the. Agricultural
lleporl. for 18652 which has just been issued
by Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of
Agriculmrs. It is 9. large book, full of able
unit. es upon inplce conuccicd with Agricul-
ture, and is indeed a valuable dooumenL—n
We. wish El might be placed in the hands of
ever}: 111.:ch in the country,qu its valuable
5:15:11-maljnn spread broadcae‘r over the luml.
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THE SUPPER-June ladies of the 211 M. E
Church, are to hold their Annual Supper or
Nor-null; Hall, on Wednesday evening of
this week. These “ Suppers," or “ Social
reunions" are. always looked fortvcrrl to with
interest, and are sure to pass off happily.
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{Murmurs Coxcuur.»—’1’l1e chicken con-
nected with the So. Norwallr Baptist Tuber-
uacle Sunday Schoolare to give :1 Concert
at Ely’s Halli, “:be night before Clu'icmmrs”
forll.1r=he.1cf1i. of their Library. Bet-sides the
Music. tin-raisin be a "Chri‘ztmas Tree,”
and 11 11111115! time generally. See adv.
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W‘Thc annual Ball of Phcmix Engine
and Rose companies came off 011 Thursday
cveuiuglast, and was. well attended, 110t-
withstauding the unfavorable wcmhcr. The
House was decorated as usual with Fire De-
paumem emblems, flags, Linc.
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V‘l’uu'rrnerr.~-’l‘l1o ladies ol‘Chl-ist Church
lmlal :1 Fesiival at Bella‘s Hull, Thursday,
Dec. ‘32.
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Erie?“ We would invite the attcmion of our
readers t«.1cevcrol columns of Boston solver»
tiscmenis 21'1'l1li9l2e1'l' in m-dnvs .n 3121‘.
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.3313" 'Timsc ol- our readers who visxt New
York during the holidays will of course be
51.1mm go to the “Museum.” Barnum al-
ways gives the money’s worth, and his 511'-
mngcmeuls [or the entertainment oi‘tbe peo-
ple during the holidays are unusually exieu-
ivc. The great. “ King of Showman” l13m~
elf in on exhibition in a snug little. office in
tile corner—«go ir: and have 1-. chat with him.
for which Ll '- ls (211 extra; charge,
“mum"... .405. ..-. .. ,-..._.
$32?“ch would call attention in the adver-
tisement of the. 4.1201111119111211 Life Insurance
Company. The officers are well known,
and we presume- tbo Company is 39 good as
euy‘iu existence.
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w} Timer} merchants who advertise large-
ly, are generally the most liberal in trade.
Remember this when selecting goods for
Holiday preacnlu.
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mil. Selleck has is his customary wont,
has '11 fine aesortmem of choice Bmkstmo-
graph Albums, &e., for film Hollduy wade.
Read his ml v. and give him u call.
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W'Ws have received from Mr. E. Everilt,
Phologruplier of Merideu, a most excellent
phoiogmpl‘. of Luther G. Riggs, editor of the
Recorder, with his sigunzurc, photographed
by 21 new process, attached. ' '
The person who size for 11 picture writes
his name on a sheet of paper, zuni when the
picmrce are finished,eacl1 one is slumped
with $1.11 cxaotj‘ac simila of iz's autograph:
several shades darker than ink, and very dis~
iiucl. . beautiful. Mr. Ever-lit has arrived
at 2111's result only through a series of cxpon
imenle with chemical.
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Comow'l‘uu OCTOFLEKZARA.
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r .m m «Ma-114w. '
saw any previous (.'rengmss appui‘.‘
.A-ulfi'fl‘
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.‘.-3313 novel expedition under the
' If Admiral Porter, with some
-=:-~' .2 troops'uuclcr the command of
‘~.1tler, 121'. :1.1(L1'lJSi-I Monroe, curly
“bound South.”
last week
he Wilmington. p
as the expedition is 001111103in of some-of
operate to any advantage in lire water up—
pronchca of Wilmington. We should not
lie-surprlscdmt any time within the next
two weeks,to 11611: of :1 combined attack
upon Charleston, by Sherman, Butler and
p ‘crter- The newa of the capture 01 Wil-
mange», h6wever,woaid' ‘* «not go bullies a?
sauce for our Christmas dinner.
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l[firmllistory has been made very fast du-
ring the past week. Many important. army
movements have been made, and VICTORY
has been with the defenders of our Union.
Gen. Sherman has reached the coast “ with-
out the. loss of a wagon," and his march has.
been a grand triumph-but his work is not
yet ended. Gen. Thomas—~brave old Thom
113,—42aa fought :1 series of battles, with gio»
rlous success. We may well be proud of our
heroes. - ' v - .
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Comrrv~~Tuu OCTOPL'EXZARA.
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Tm: Evurvr OF THE Sumac-«The “ Post
Bund,"of the U. S. Dru-fl; Rendezvous at
lEew Haven,(ofwhicl1 Geo. Sellcck of South
Norwulk ism member) which furnished mu—
sic for the Burnside Guards at their late
1.a1'getpracticc,oud won many friends by
the sercuadce Of the evening, are announ-
ced to give a Military and Ulric Promenade
Concert and Ball, at. Ely‘e Hall, on Monday.
evening, Jun. 2an Early in the evening
the Brass Band will give :1 Concert of about
two hours duration, when the String Band
will “opou the Bull," nudluruish Music for
Dancing, probably equal to any ever heard
in Norwalk. Those who do not wish to
attend the Ball, can extend the. Concert
alone. The entertainment will prove :1 fun"
oli‘air. ‘
M - ‘5 h». .-
Comuowil‘nu Oororncxzrm.
wan-«‘6» .
m“ At the Town Meeting held (lo-day
(Monday) the annual Reports of Town 3 oil!”-
e21r5,&c. were read and acled upon. We
have .eoi room this week for a full report of
the proceedings.
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ART PUBLICATIGNS.‘"ID selecting articles
for Holiday presents, it will be difficultto
find any-thing more appropriate and beauti-
ful than the Art publications of L. Pruug 15$
(30., Boston. Their Birds and ‘lowers, For»
est. Lem/es, Landscapes, 1%., lilhogmph-
ed in colors, and .
style, are. beautiful indeed. For the holidoyu.
however.il1eyhav‘c isleucd publications es-
pccialiy for the children. We have before
119,21 copy of ,Mr. Moore‘s poem, so well
kit-own popular, entitled “ A visir. from
91?. Nicholas, cou1menciogl“"1‘was the Night
before Christmas." ‘
The. book couiuins twelve new illustra-
tions, bright as life, and is made to extend so
that the whole can be seen at :1 glance, or,
when closedmxamiucd page by page. The
version is the time honored on c~~old but 7.11-
wuye good. It is printed in colors, and the
designs are excellent. Another charming ju-
vcnilc is “ Lune. Red Riding flood.” The
form of this book, when closed, represents 11
lmcrkomely printed paper doll, but. when
opened shows a beamifully printed boolmvith
illustrations in all colors, on d the story told
in verse. Lastly,we have,221 the carts-1‘26”
were siylc,a series of 12 highly colored plo-
tures of“ Thr Children of the. Bible.” Each
nm}
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H37" Coming-«Geo. Tilleison’a Octoplex-
mm, the “ ue plus ultra” of all the amuse-
ments of America. We take pleasure in
commending to the patronage of our readers
this novel and legitimate entertainment, in
which there is everything to please. and noth-
ing to offend Lie most lastidious lady. The
company comprises twenty favorite perfor-
mers, with whom the amusemeul-loving por-
tion of our readers are familiar: Comic pau-
tomimcs, Ounces, ballads, negro extravagan-
ciea and startling- llevelopmcnts oi the moat
amusing character, are some of the features
ofthe entertainment, formingln meluuge un-
equalled in the amusement world. We ad-
vise. all. to go early :13 the hall is sure to be
full. Remember morsrlay owning, Due. 22d.
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We?“ ".'Vlu'ren's “Oriental Tableuux,?’ or
panoramas or (Shine. and Japan, is toexhibit
two nights this week at Norwullr Hall. Sec
adv. ' '
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Common-Tun Oorormxnmr.
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311533113 Emrous :Mliou. Isaac Newton,
..-ommissioner oi the Agriculuml Depart-
ment, in his muslerly “Report for 1383 {now
just issued) suggests the importance of hav—
ing frequent telegraphic communications
from all parts of. the country. in relation to
the weather 841' .
The Enclosed paragraph shows that the
same idea has been breached in England, and
ll‘ords auorher instance, 01 that singular co-
incidence of mental action in. different. coun-
$ries,whicl1accompanies almost every step
in human progress. H.
“Admiral Fltzcr 2 is now one of the won-
ders- 01 Great Brigab. He em in his office
near London, and every morning . receives
detailed telegraphic reporie from all {promi-
nent points, regarding all the metemoiogicul
phenomena of the day, and combining them
he is enabled to predict with great accuracy
the weather for the next. day, and the next.
lew days. Th 13 he does, and lelegmphs has
precbmiou back for the guidance of mariners.
Two days beforolho gems of last week the
admiral predicted their appearance from the
north; the storm flag; was” hoisted, mid every
precaution taken. Sometxmcs, of course, he
13 mash-2.111111, but us a general thin,“ be is sur-
prisingly correct. But that he cm do this,
modern meteorological science."
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HABPEISS MAG 3.2er for January has been
published and is for sale at Belleck‘s. its il-
lustrated articles are “A tour through Arizo-
na." by J. R. Browne; “Heroic deeds offic-
mic Men,” by S. C. Abbott; “ Scenes iu the
war 11(3812.” by B. J. Lo‘ssing; “After the
Storm,” “0, don’t becOme a Nun, my clear,"
and “ The Life of Flowers," shortpdem‘sm-
“Arxrmclnle”by Wilkie Collins, 11ml“Ou-r Mu-
tual Friend." by Chas. Dickens, are conlixm»
1311. An ofilcer of the 12th Conn. gives an in-
teresting description of “Sheridan‘s Battle of
Winchester." Stories, ekctohes, editorials,
con'riculilies. fashions, &c., fill up the number.
C:>rumo-T1ru chrnurznnr.
“fin-1.31;: 1W-..¢_ .
THE N 311' llle.A.zm2-1.—~1llcssrs. Tick-nor
& Fields, of Boston, have just issued the
firsl. number of “ O 111' Young Folks," their
thirds the size of the Atlantic, contains 80
pages, is handsomely illustrated. elegantly
printed, andthe reading matter is by some
of our best authors. It-is very attractive in
appearance , and willbe very popular with
" our young Polka," and many oi their older
friends.
The destina-l
iiou‘iua secrel,bul 11 generally soppoeed to?
We dormiihiu, lmwever ‘
the largesruml most. formidable vessels in -
our nuvy. vessel's Which cannot probably '
,toes and-other good
part 1,1fiGéorgia. :5 ~
issued inritti'.’e-1(efez's;.‘ta
so: of the above works are sold for 56 cents. .
l9. certainly one of the great triumphs of
new Magazine for children. It is about two-
'fl‘éfiififiifii” "
SAVANNAH B .‘.SEIGED ! ~
- .. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, 11864. i
;'n. -' - ' ~. . ' ' . '
fluctajor donglrllDzr. , p
Dispatches have been "received today
'from Gen. Foster, who had a personal imcr- l
l clew on the ”morning of Wednesday. the J
'14“: inst, willriGen. Sherman nt fort MoAl- 1
isle-r, which had been taken by assault on
the preceding day.
Saven‘fiab wascloscly bescigcd and its cu,»
ture with the rebel forces there, was. Cumi-
dently expected. It was to be summoned in-
two days and if not surrendered Sherman
would 0 .1211 his batteries upon in, .1
Geo. hosterreporis that Sherman’s army
is in splendid condition, having lived on its
march on the turkies, chicl:cns,swccl. pom-
, , things of the richest
Wrsumo'rox, Dec. 18, 9 1’. M.
An official dispatch lrom Gen Sherman
was received to-Lluy. dated near 111irl11ighl‘,
Dec. 13:11, on the gunbozu; Dandelion, f)ssu-_
haw Sound. it was written before Foster
had reached him.
To-day, at live o’clock p. m., Gen. Hazeu‘i
Division} oigthc, 16th Corps curried Fort Mo: ,
Allister by‘us’aault, capturing its e11tirc‘gu.i-‘
rison and stores. This open ed to as the 05521-
baw Sound and I pulled down to the gun-
boat to communicate" with the fleet.
Before opening communication we had
completely clesl‘roycd all the railroads lead-
ing into Savannah and invented the city.»
Tlxe left is on the 1‘ ovammh, three miles
above the city, and the right on the Ojecchc
t. King’s Bridge. The army is in' so endid
order and equal to anything. The weather
has been line and supplies abundant. Our
march. was mosl agreeable and we were not
molested by gue 'rillus.« We reached Savan-
nah three days ago, but-owing to Fort Mc~
Allister we could not communicate. ' But
now that. we have McAllisLer we can go.
ahead. We have. already captured two boats
in llxe Savannah rive-1' and prevented their
gunboam from coming down. .
I cctimate the population of 8.1vunuulx at
25,0001qu the garrison st15,000. General
Hardee commands.
We have not lost. a wagon on the trip, but
l1 we gathered in 9. large supply of nogrocs,
mules, horses, &c., and our teams are in fur
better condition than when we storied.
My first duty will be to clear the army of
supplies,‘negmes, mules 11nd horses.
We hnve utterly destroyed over two bun-
drcd miles of ruill'ondsrzml , consumed stores
and prozisions that were ouscntial to Lee’s
curl Hood‘s armies. The quick. work. made
w1tlj l\"f1:'Allisi.er and the opening; of commu-
nication ‘-..'i.'l1 uurlleet curl consequeul lode-
pendeucc for supplh.;.1 dissipates all their
boasted threats to head me off and starve the
army. I regard Suvanuul: :13 already guiuc (i.
Yours, truly, W. T. SHERMAN.
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Cmnxe~T1m ()c'ropmleum.
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For the Gazette.
History not Rot uteri.
I avail myself oflhc earliest. opportunity,
to acknowledge my mistake in stating that
Dr. Spring was a member f the General As-
sembly of the Presbyterian Church in 1337,
and voted for the execinding not of thatveur.
My informalinn,received on the 2d 11132.,vms
derived from 11 respectable clergyman, who
with his Church in Western New York,was
among those out ofi‘ by the action of the As-
sembly. 0! course the gentleman admits
that he was mistaken.
In all else relating to this controver-
sy, 1 have relied upmr my own memory
having access to no minutes Lj Ecclesig
asfical 1101211215 or ‘filcs of relay-ions newspapers.-
Of the spirit that pervaded the majority of
that Asséu1.bly,end the. hourly unanimous
vote of the South for the expulsion of the
four Syuorjls, I was particularly informed-
at the time, by my 111113.013 who was a mem—
ber of the Assembly; and later, by be dis-
cus 51011 in our church, and in the third Pres»
bytory in N Y. to which we. belonged.
S. B, S. 1-3., in his communicaliou of last
week, furnishes us with numbers I, 2, and 3,
setting 10th that. the “union between the
General Assembly and the, General Associa-
tion of Connecticut, was uucoustilutioaal,
unnatural, and the source of irregulirrity."--'
lliiserablo subterfugee all? when applied to
:1 community, Whose advance in civilization,
and Christianity, had been the wonder of
good men evcz'ywherc—~1vl10,in 2. little more
than thirty years, had accomplished the work
of a century. '
The plan of Union, against which not
11 voice had been raised in thirty years, had
covered the West with schools and churches,
and but for the opposition to slavery, as ex-
hibited in its Presbyicrics, 11ml Synods from
18253 to 1836 inclusive, there had been 'no. sep-
oration. It was the petitions and rcmon-
slrances against the forbidden subjecl, that
constiluled the “irregularities, and unnatur-
al connexion,” and 1 lmow no man ,, not the
apologist of slavery who thinksblherwise.
S. B. S. '8. claims that slavery was not the
moving cause of the Assembly‘s action, be-
cause. members of some few Southern Pres-
byteries, had voted against the measure.
As well Say, the animus of slavery has
not brought. upon us this wicked rebellion:
because men were found at 1.110. South to vole
uguinst secession.
As regards the Rev. Dr. Plunder; his posi-
tion from 183:5{3811 page 1‘28 0! the “ Ameri-
can Conilict,”) to' 1862 is matter of history,
whichjthe labor ot'his apologist, has not been
able to controvert or obscure. . .
In reply to my remark that I had not been
13. Willing witness in this alluir; S. BS. B.
asks, “who cubpccnucd him ‘4‘”
. The summons doles November 1, 1864. ;
and by whom served, the public'fully under-
stand ; but as the gentleman insists upon hav- '
ing the firlt and 11135 word, I cheerfully retire
from :1 contest that 1111.9. brought; little benefit.
to religion, or its professors. '
. If it has served to deepen the sentiment of
loyalty among us, we have our reward.
‘ V - ' ' C'. 8.
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Comm-J1me Oororr.uxmm..,
‘ W...L-—-oa'd-°p>.' ' L I
MASomc.-~!We give below '11 list of the
officers of the several lodges for the ensuing
year : ,
ST. JOHN’S LODGE, No. 6, F. &.A, M,
' James W. ‘Slorey, "W. M.,
Theodore Wilcox, S. W., -
Jacob Turk, I. W., t -, .
Edward Merrill, Tréas.,
P. M. William W. Storey, See,
Joseph R. Raymond, S. D.,
Watson Olmsptcad, I.
George F. Cbolwrll.
Rev. Wm. Geoper Mead,
P. M. Ase. Smith,
Joseph Bauer, Tyler.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. 2‘4, R. A. M.
Stephen Merrill, H. P.
P. H. P. Edwin Hoyt, IL, . .
. George G. Bishop, 8.,
Eli. P. William W. Slorcy, Q. of H.
, James W. Storey, P. 3.,
' Theodme Wilcox, R. A. 0.,
P. H. P. Henry W. Qmilh, T.,
. Jacob Turk, Sec. ‘
George Emily, M. of 311 V..‘
‘ Joseph R Raymond, M. olgcqu
‘Watsou Olmstead. M. of let V.
__ J osoph flour-r, Sentinel. ,
Wksume'rou COUNCIL, No. 17, R. 1&5 S. M.
William W. Sterey, G. M.
UEdwin Hoyt, D.- III.”
Asa Smith, 17.0., ,, .
Henry W. Smith, T.,
Theodore Wilcox, Recorder,
James W.Btory, U. of G., ,
Edward P. Weed, G. 3.,
‘ Joseph Bauer, Sentinel.
Cm’rvrox CmmmDulw, No. 8, K. T.
'William W.~Storey, E. 0., '
Edwin Hoyt, ($911., .
George G. BishOp, C. Clem,
As'a. Smith, Prelale, .
James Lnrmcr, S. W.,
James W. Storey. I. W.,
'H‘eury W. ‘Smith, T12. ‘
Leander. G. Wilcox;R.,
.WdtSou Olmstend, St. 13.,
‘1
Trustees,
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F. St. John Lockwood, Sen. 8.,
' Theodore: Wilcox, W.,
Joseph Bauer, ‘5.
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Comma—True Oo'rormxzum.
I
GI‘IEAT VICT‘JR Y!
HOOD DEFEAT ED.
The lOllowluyg‘ olllcial report Inf” 1111: braille
' bclorc Nashville bus been mocked :
NASHVILLE 'i‘n:.~1.v.. 0 121:. Dec. 15:11.
I uliuckcd the enemy’s lcfl. line this mom-
1ng11r11lrl1'uvc it from the river bulmv the
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"Nearer-11111.13; ‘
' -—"-.-"Tll-:'1‘r11'1713‘1l'21‘k lll'fljl'mlmf Company of
city very nearly in , the Franklin Turnpike. '
:1 distance. of about 8 miles. I have 131p! ured
Chulmcr's hczulquarieru11ml 1min, :1r-(lu sec-
ond 1min 111':1lmut 2-0 murmur, with between
800 11nd 1000 priummrs, 11ml 16 pieces oi 111'
tillc y. ' '
Q 11' troops behaved splendidly. all inking
theirslmre in assaulting and carrying the;
enemy‘s brcustworlzu. 1
I shall attack the enemy uglim ln-ulm‘rov.’
if'he stands to fight. and like retreats dur-
ing thcbight will pursue him, {blowing 1.1
‘ heavy cavalry force in lx-ia‘xreinr'Lo destroy his
trains' if possible. ~ , . ,
Gunner: H. 'l‘noMAs. .ll:1].-4_'1mio1'ul.
.._.__.,_____,_. “dab-1 .4» -~-—»‘
Corned—«Tum 0!?“1‘01’LEXZ 1m.
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TH UNDER. ALL AIRO'UHD.
Perfectly Success-
f‘llo” "
VAeIuNcTox, Dec. ‘20-8-15 ,1. 111.
T0 Moi-Gm. Dir. , '
Offlciul dispatches from‘ Go 11 Ouuby have
been received ill-day, showing the complete
success of an expedition sent by him from
Vicksburg to co-‘operute with Sherman‘s op-
erutions to out Hood‘s‘communicntious with
Mobile. ‘ 7‘ '"“
Gen. Cauby . also reports that the probable
Briton
(bur Forces “
success of another expedition from ..
Rouge, under command oi Gen. .Davrdscu,
the details and object of which it is not p1 op—
cr now to disclose. \Vlleu last heard lrom
Davidson was reported us having roused
quite a panic in Mobile and was devnsling
the country generally.
The Richmondpupers of ill-clay confirm
the reported capture of Bristol by an expe-
dition supposed to be umler command of
Generals Stoneumu 11ml Burbridgc , also the
surprise and capture ofthe Glade Spring (lo-v
pot. on the. mill-owl, 13 miles south ofdbing-
ton.
‘hey also contain Gen. Hood‘s official re-
port ol‘me battle of Franklin, in which he
acknowledges the loss of many gallant olll-
cars and brave men. Among them he enu-
merates Maj. Gen. (llc borne, Brig. Gems.
John Will‘mme, Adams, Geist, Strulde and
Gmuberry ltlllr'l', 11nd Maj. Gen. John
Erowr. , Brig. (lens. J. Carter, Mauiguuull,
Quarlce, C' ‘
lucrcll 111111 Scott. wouudcd.
They also stun: ilmtou Wednesday Gen.
Sherman curried For: lll‘cAllistcr, Command-
iug the entrance to the. Ogeechee river, by
slorm. That the capture of this position
putts Sherman in communication with the
Yankee fleet and necessitates the reinforce-
menL oi Savannah.
EDWIN M. ‘l'rAN'rox,
Secretary of War.
Knows Army out 10 Pieces and.
on me Retreat.
Wmumu'ron,Dcc. 17, 8:351 :2. .11.
70 Major ldncml Die,
The following ulliciul report of the great
victory achieved yesterday by Maj. Gen.
Thomas and his gallant army over the rebel
forces under Gen. Hood in front of Nashville
was received tillfl morning. One of the
most surprising .circumslan‘cce connected
with this great achievement is the small loss
sutl'ered by our troops. eviuciug among oth-
er things the admirable skill and caution of
Gen. Thomcsiu his dispositiouof the battle.
In our fejoicings ut the defeat of the enemy,
our thanks are duelo the Almighty for his
protecliou of our gallant olllcers 11nd sol~
diers in the great conflict they have passed
through. - The report of Gen. Thomas and
report coutaiuing interesting details sub-
joined. _I
Hmoounrcns Dumn'rmm'r or T1111 1
Commenum S Mum r1101 NASHVILLE,
6P. Ill... Dec. mm, mm. l
To the President of 1.716 (1.8., 11071. Elwin Elf.
Montana-12.1! Lt. Gen. U. S. Gram:
This army lhanks you [or your upprolm
ion oi its conduct csierduy, and lo assure
you that. it ie not misvlluced, I have the
honor to report that the enemy has been
pressed at. all points, today, in his line of
retreat to the Brentwood .llills. Brig. Gen.
Hutch, of Wifsunb corps of cavalry, on the
right, un‘noc'l the enemy’s leit and captured a
large cumbercf prisoners. The number is
not yet reported. Maj. Gen. Schoficlzl’s
corps. next on. rho left of the cavalry, curried
several hills, capiurell'mauy prisoners, and
six pieces of artillery. Bre 711’. Maj. General
Smltb, next on 1110 lelt of Maj. Gen. Scho-
field, carried the salient point of the enemy’s
line, \vith'McMilliau’s brigade of McArthur’s
divisiou, capturing sixteen pieces of artillery
two brigadler generals ano-ubout' one thou-
sand prisoners.
Brig. Gen. Gerrard‘s division of Smiths
commend, next on the lell of McArihur‘s d1-
visiou, curried the enemy’s cutrenchmeuls,
capturing all the artillery and troops of the.
enemy'on the line.
Brig. Gen. Wood‘s troops on the Franklin
Pike look up the assault, capturing the cue—
my’s entrenchments in his retreat, eight. pie-
ces of artillery, something over 600 prison-
ers, and drove the enemy wilhin one mile
of the Brcntwood Hill Pars.
Maj. Gen. Stcmlmau, commanding detach-
mcnls ollhe different armies of the military
dimsion ofl‘rIississippi, mos: nobly suppor-
ted Gen. Wood’s lefmmd bore a meet hon-
orable part in {he operations of the day.
I have ordered the pursuit to be continued
in the morning; atflduylight, although the
troops are very much fatigued. The utmost
enthusiasm prevails.
I must 110'. larger to report the operations;
of Brig. Gen. Johnson in successll'lly 1i riv ~
ing the enemy, with the cooperation of the.
cunbouis under Lieutenant commander Flick
1mm their established batteries on the. Cum-
berland river, below the city oi Nashville,
and of the success of Brig. Gen. Couxton‘s
brigade, in covering and Ina-turning our
right and rear, in the operation of yesterday
and 10-day.
Although I have zcc‘1l no account. of the
number oi'prisoucrs captured by Johnson‘s
and Couxton‘s eouuuuud, I know they have
made 21 large number. I 9.111 glad to be able
to state that the number of prisoners cap~
Lured yesterday, greatly exceeds the number
reported by L‘elcgraph‘.’ last evening. The
woods. fields, and eut‘renobmeuts are strewn
wilhthc enemy's small arms abandoned in
this retreat. In conclusion, I 21111 happy to
state that. all this has been effected with but
a ver small loss to us. ‘
Our loss probably'docs not‘ exceed lhruc
thousand and very few are killed.
- GEORGE_H. THOMAS.
Major General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT C uuounmxo
NEAR FRANKLIN, Term, Dec. 17—8 p.111.-—
We have pressed the enemyto-dny beyond
Franklin, capturing his hospitals, contain-
ixig over one thousand five hundred woun-
ded, and one hundred and lit" y of our woun-
(iml in addition to the above.
Gen. Knipe, commanding :1 division of
cavalry, drove rho enemy’s rear guard
through Franklin tn~d21y,..m,pturing two
hundred and fifty prisoners and five battle-
flogs, with very liule loss on ourside. Cili-
m’us ofFrauuliu represented Hood’s army
as completely demoralizecl.
In addition to the captures of yesterday.
reporlcdiu m'y’disputclios'of last. uigbl.,l
have the honor to report the capture of Gen.
Rocker and aboul 250 ol'ihc encu‘xy‘s caval-
alryin alight that occurred about 7 o‘clock
last night, between'Gen. Ruoucr and Gen.
Hatch, of our cavalry. The enemy luvs
been pressed 10-day in front and on both
flanks. Brig. Gen. Johnson succeeded in
striking him in the. li:1nl1:,_iu;~;tbeyoud Frank-
lin, capturing quite 1.1 number of prisoners,
the number not yet reported. My cavalry is
pressing him closely and I am in llopcsol
getting many more prisoners todmorrow.
- . Geo. fl. ’l‘norus, Maj. Gen.
Other dispatches, unolllcilil, from Nash-
ville states that l,000 prisoners were captur-
ed by Wilson, and that Gen. Rousseau. com-
manding at Mun-freesboro, reports Forrest
killed, and 011e_lbous:mcl five hundred of
his men captured. - '
¢4OMo-—-~—-u—
COMING=—-~TI!E O'C'rornuxzutk.
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W Ex-GOV. Wm. '1‘. Minor, of this State
has arrived utHuva-ne, and has entered upon
the discharge of his duties as Conqul General
of the United States for Hhvuuli. '
'flfl‘opvfi—T—w
ll’fi‘i few days since, while the Union
and Rebel ling of truce boats were holding :1.
conference :11; um entrance of Charleston
harbor, a most bountiful phenomenon 11p-
peered to spectators standing upon the blulfs
of Mon-in Island. A rainbow brightened
into form on 2111 over hung-ingoloud, its ends
reeling m1 Ibo water on either side. of the
communing ships. ’ It Was a. subluuc picture.
and the spectators were pleased to regard il.
0- as a {significant omen.
. have lluzllly
lili‘xtfm'd have increased ilxcir capital in half ,
’l uon' l‘lfi‘lm' have Milk -,
:Lizliiiinn ol‘xludru'r.
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orto been limited lo$5,000,l)ulutillc‘r mcct- '
lug Monday week the. dictators 1*...‘11iu'erl in
double the sum. and 1m ’1'ncsdny their first
policy for $10.0ll0 wet-1. isruml.
mhnl‘os 2111]. (lied l:|~‘.l- wot-k m. Bough 131.1111],
lurk, ill lilo residence ()l Hw‘ckcl' Culmx,
-— ~Tl1c coco-mule of the .’llclrop-ylilm‘ Fair
been closed and the buluucc
'l‘hcuct resullu of the
11m". million one hundred
sheet. :1: ruck
1111 ve: been and
-—~«~~’l‘l1e news that. Gen. Butler hurl arrived
in New York in lulu: command (luring'tl'm
election lime, soul; ,down the lonfeclrmtc
loan in London 1.1m percent. '
—«-—~']‘hc famous war 1' easel Warrior appears
to be in disgrace. She is ordered to he thor-
oughly dismantled, everythingllcinr returnmi
to store and her machinery taken to pieces.
'~——-—Womcu require more sleep than men,
and formers less than those engaged in any
01.1101" occupation. Editors, reporters, prin-
ters, post—office clerks, and lclcg'rapl: opera.-
tors, need our sleep _ut ,ull. Lawyers can
3 lions were 111p111i1111111<5
Unix. fiilcrmuu's youngest child, six .
fair .
, 4hly thousand and ninety-one dollar-1 :1:::l ;
I. ’l'utystwuli CCULS (filSOlllHfiZTl
sleep 1'19 much asvlhey’ Limo-3c. and thus keep .
am of mischief, ,-
~~—Tlve excavation. at llnnpcii 'lmve just
lel lo the discovery 0‘5 11 temple (1!. June, on
the flags of which were manure-.1 about more
Hum 200 skeletons of women and children,
who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, i155»
toned to lhc temple to implore the protection
of the goddess.
Wench... . .‘.g. .. .0»--. ..
(.‘.-mum «Tm: Oorormsxz .1 RA.
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Tm: 17m llurmruNT.-—-\Vc copy the fol-
lowing extracts from 1'1 private letter from on
ofllccr in the 17th: ,
“ Wu received election news with great
pleasure :m'cl llltle surpriac, for We in the
army knew the 2mm of 1hr: North would re-
' mcmlmr their duly to us as well. as to line
countrv at large.
The people of this town were very natur-
rally Mollie-limo 5.1.15; by some means L‘my
have got. the Hon llmt ii Mac was clcoled they
would be paid for the niggcrs who have left.
them since the war begun. I have lmri mauv
discussions with 9.111: female politicians (the
111-312 are afraid to speak their mimis,) and
convinced some oi their error, but you know
“a person convinced againsthis will is 0! the
some opinion slill“--nnd so it was with lbcm,
they would bark clown, but next time i saw
them Were bad as ever.
Foster ordered [but fatigue and all unnec-
esémy duties should be SSilSlJGZJLlEd on Thanks-
giving (lay and it be appropriately celebra-
ted, so the officers met 11ml concluded to get
up u. regi: mutal dinner for [be boys, appoint-
ed 11 commiuco and made all arrangements
to have a gay lime. On the 24.111 at 1]. .'.-‘13 a.
m. we hurl :1 dress parade on the Plea-:1, fol-
lowed by :1 gran-.’. review by Col. W. H. No-
ble, “cavalry on the right.” The regiment
never did better. Alter humping urouurl
town to show ourselves lo the natives, the
regiment. was Llismissed, and 21:12 13. m. the.
companies marched to the Court House to
dinner. After dinner, at which. they hail all
the muntry cil‘ords, the boys slurs-3d to find
Col. Noble: found him gave three cheers
and called for a speech which he madcglf’icr
which Col. Wilcoxson being called upon and
cheered, made a low remarks. In the eve
ning the hull W113 ligiilecl up, and with the
string band in nttemlzmcr, the boys spent: an
exceedingly pleasant crouing. Taking it all
' together I am sure no regimen! in the army
spam 1.1 plensaoler day or was more orderly.’
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1.1111011'12'119'1' T0 ll:11:cu131‘5.—~‘1V‘ua; dbl in
(file of 1’ Iodine or polarsiuu'l.
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Purse—A. rise in the price of news-
papers in New York on the 15L of January,
is predicted. It is necessary to enable. pull-
lishers to keep up with their enormously in-
ercased expenditures for labor- :nul material.
The Journal ofCon1mcrccis1 toobarge fifteen
dollars :1 ye. 211' for its daily. Two other
ruoruiug papers will rmue their price from
‘mur to six cents. per copy.
T1111
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Ci'mlNG-«THE Ouroenuxzkum
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fig“ A very fine dwelling house has recent-
lv been erected in East- Bridgeporl by P. ’I‘.
Barnum, 159.}. The arrangement of the rooms
is very convenient, and the house has all
the modem improvements~hot 111111 cold
water bathroom, etc, etc.
.. —-—-—a - «Ob-W
‘A. Post Llilice Car is now being; built for
the Nchorlr and New Huron Ilaiiloail,1'111d
is expected 10 be rcudy for the route in three
or four weeks. The distribution which is
now done in Post. Ulficeu, will ibcr. be clone
on the cars. _
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(.‘otuIm‘:--'l.‘nu OC’l‘nPI.E.‘-.ZA‘!‘.A.
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’93?"le Gold Medal Soap, like Widow
Berloll. meals no introduction to our readers.
It is an old friend—~11 welcome visitor on
washing days, 1111.! will save more than one
half the labor, umi make your clothes look
much better. it will not rot or injure the
best of falmce, :15 most. soaps do. It removes
grouse spots, paint, Lur, oils, 8512. it will not
chap your hilll'.l3, hm. make them soil; and
while. Tue rich and poor can share alike.
its benefits and good results.
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IT Ruse 1x 'rrm B1.oon.--~Some boast that
they have on lriemls in rho Army of the Po-
tomac. But. we glory in having many friends
there. it runs in the Hood of honest people
to uphold right. and frown on wrong. It is
an established fact, if we me right in the be-
ginning w c slmll come out sale. So if we
go at once to 21 first-class, rel’lble business
mun, who is (1111‘ of the people with us, and
rely upon his lurlgtucm, we shall save much
annoyance. Ifgcnliemeo will procure their
winter garments at F. B. llArhwm‘s, '70 and
72 Row111'y,ti1cy will getjusl as good muted.
11ls,bctlcr mode, and thirty-live dollars with
him producars as much as fifty dollars in 2111 y
other store. BALDWIN sells cheap, just be—
cuusc it runs in the blood. Give him a. call.
.. WW. .gg-.--..._.,W
ettm's rcuusiulug unclaimed in the Post
Olliec ul ' Norw‘ul l1, Emir: ol Connecttcul,
the 19th clay oi December, 1864.
Austin, Miss Emma R Plat-L, Mrs Geo.
Austin, Mrs E. _l-‘uwcll Brothers
Brou‘er, Mrs :1. B. l’rovin, Willizun
l‘rxroll L W President. Raymond. Mueller l'mvlrl
Crime, Mrs S L Sundorluud, William
(frosslec, Doctor rlonrlersoe, “is: c‘mclinc
Daily, TLomas slow-us. Chils L
ram. Miss Hattie Salter, George.
Smith, bliss Marv
Slmyas, Miss Kat;-
53.101111. Miss 1.111111“:
’I‘ubbu. Mrs Jul -':
'l‘homaa, (.’.-l Esq,
Vood. Thomas S
Waterbury, John J
Writcrhury. Mrs Mary N
Finch. Edwnrd
Ho t, Nollie Miss
Ha l, Mrs Sunk
'llaycr, Cornelia P
Ilnulenlnoclr. Peter
Hendrick, Wm. B
Limvomi, .‘.lrs Lmlic
Lavenu'orl: ., 12 Esq
Mujur Stokey
Persona culling lo: {my ol the above Let-
ters will lllGiL‘L‘ say “A11vurused,”giving the
(MM 0] (.711: list.
CHARL ES ULMSTEAD. P. M.
«—-~—-—~--¢<—a&\b~. -
Warren’s Improved Felt, Ce-
ment.- aud Gravel Rooting.
Deciclcdly the best, most. durable and
cheapest known in this cnuutry. Materials
which fll‘c liable to be couloumled with
this have long been in use for covering
factories 11ml burns, &c., but never uutil
this recent. iliscowr) has any kind of U0.-
meut Il'flllillb been USL‘Ll for our best resi—
dences. 'l‘lzc combinations of this roofing,
are such 1,15 to render ll; perfectly voter-
proof, makes. solid, handsome work, is a
very great saving of :11 l1-11:-1'. 2‘”: pm- cent
over any other roofing in use. .
C. W. Lockwood i." snlu agent lorll‘nir—
licld County. All orders loll ul the Slore
of A. Moorehouse, Main Street, will receive
his prompt attention ; enquiries freely m1-
swered. 13134
1 _._... _.-..-¢u»..,-_ .._... ....
41%?“ Dr. P" .'.uuu, or South Norxmlk, is
the‘nuly Agent in the town lorcollccting
back payout] bounty, for the friends of ale-
ccuoecl or disclmrged soldiers. 63121.38
..._.-....-....-.p.... .. ,
JAN UA RY B [L L.” .
, BILL HEADS, all tines, in any quantity,
Ruled and Primed win the best style. all the
GAZETTE Joe Om- we
mu... .
Wedding mu! Visiting Cards,
Engraved or Printed. 111. the GAZETTE .lo'n
laQFFLCE. Cards, plain and colored, {or sale.
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l
1’321501131w7, 'l’lalt Willi: cc hoivwlll': l
nation to His \i'ill, we (hr-ll ':leplnr(‘,filth-19.: 5
_ afoue \‘Vlm'fllroughlife m. .1 iiululucrl the 1
- principle. 1);" our «mlr-r :'. ul .- 1. 21061 to him i
the low. on1,lr:.mlicle11ce or the '1 1111‘ 31110011. l
.Ir’eeulrcd, That. it is a source of r . 1 all-.111 i
lorctlcolthalhis was :1 mini" -. gm, !
.., ,,-,-. 1
lose; they have sustained :uvt‘. imnn‘ucnri
..._.. ... ..; ”_._. Wk“ . .......
3'” A Card. l
At a Meeting ol'l.‘o;\'cr.1<11 Di'~' . . :
Sons oi"l‘mupcrun1‘:o, bum in Lin-Jr 1‘?le :z’.
Norwnlk on Friday :"rciling', llc Ember 161311
12364, the following l’l gobble and Erwin-
y adopted:
lVIII‘JltEA‘Z l 3113 pleased God 31.1 Ma
nllc “ii-“zllnll m rr-mu-vc from us Irv .lcrlill.
our {rho-l 1.111!111'1:?'.n-.",.,l11l:11!--..l‘l.~1‘,'.‘.l=crc-
fur-2101:. -
when sauumoncd to the pre.
Nor was made lit to become. 1m in
the Kingdom of heaven.
.Resolml, That in his uii'lic‘1z1l l'.1.'.11.iq- ,1» ;
louder our l1c:1.rtfc:s symmzhi-ze in film.
lolly: keeping, 11‘. our Hear». 911.35: Fullzcr. 1:1; ‘
Clll‘c'li'l for the Wléluw 3111i lil-‘l Lulu-ricer. ,
Lou/rs llL' 8121315., 1
G. D. JENNINGe, ‘
Asa. HILL, , l
Elul‘wfllk, Duo. 16, 1864.. g
Co I1 1 :11 .i lice.
affs
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A CARD.
_ A1 11 meeting held by thr. Burnside Lizzlli. l
(311:1 is, at lecir Armory, licc. 5:11 instant, ‘11.
was ;
Reselle'wl, Thai. :1 vote :.1i’:lmul<.s 211-. (axle-11":- ‘-
1211 to ilzc Drum (701173 of the Norwaliii
Gum-.15) llEl' Ilu-ir kindness in parading \viii' i
this C‘rmpnoj,’ 11!. the fuucrul of I} re 1. ‘
Hoyi. A. 3. 0.1.5311: .'
1."
l
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.._............,,....-._. _ :
woumnun sounmuu, l
ATTENTHJ‘ {E i
l
,XLLilzrltiicrs Dischw'r' ‘ by reason of"
f \Volllhls receive-11 in T-zttiu, can u .u'
procure their One hundred boll-are. (icy-eru-
mcut Bounty, by making applies. Ion, ;:c:‘--
comedy or by letter, to '
WM. T. BARN UM,
Licensed War Claim Agent. Duui1111'5-',.i_11..
Ollic:c~-Oppo"~ito Concert Hull.
«’E?“ For reference see aurerti.~-cu:e111;
auorher column of this caper.
«~---- -~-—«I-° M&-- l
Corbms’ Worm Destrcyme; Syrup.
PRICE 2'; Cums-K, "
The proprietor has receivedabundant or; lam-u ' '
the virtues. and good effects of my nunl‘inim. '
verbal null written. I 1 ‘
eiooa uric-y and gratitude.
‘ ' Syrup 1111:: saved the iii?- of
great 'i!n;)1‘1.11(-.11;1E:nt. in heulth 1-. {mt its 41391.1. :
'1 ratio r1 . ‘ ' l
Dr. Terrel’s Healmg Omimenl
Should be kept or. lmucl in every fanny. No article
can equal it for a Burn-or a Scam; l: l'~"l.'-t'~'«"5 the
pain immediately.
It cures Cbilblains, Corns, l’ilr-s,§orca.111ul Chai—
iz‘.g of Children, Solid-Head, Salt-311mm, km“
1': is nice and clean to use for sin-.- LE}.-
on the Face, Chopped Hands, and nil llcfl. .1-
poser. Price 25 cents. ' '
p ....... _4— ‘g .. . ..___
A (lard to Invalide.
A Clergymuu, while residing; in South Ame-"11:11. :.1‘.~
a 1riissionary, discovered u safe
forthr- Cureof Nervous- We ‘ ‘
18ml}; I: loony,
Diseases of the Urinary and S . d the
whole train oi disorders brou on .17 I and
\iciouslm Great 1111111211313 "11.11 i
cured by tins noblo remedy. Tran 2124.111 3
to benefit the afflicted 11ml uul‘urt . .
thew-cilia: for preparing and using this men. ' - '
11. soul-.111 cuvclom, lo anyone who needs in,
marge.
Please inclose n post-paid envelop,- addresse'l 10
yourself. Address JOSEPH L KHAN,
11:42 mallon D, Bible House, New York City.
-..__...«e»- --
Fmvlc's Pile and Humor (lure.
"QUEL’ANTED A. I’E11‘_l[..l.-V1€LVI’ {'17. 11' FOR
FILES. LEFIN. SS, SCROFUI .“- '1. dCM. ill
."st fanny, Also, all " ' 131:: of 1hr Sm\-:.--
of failure, the Pr. 4 More)- "
.U is». l
. b‘eml
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To 011:- Patrons.
We would again remind our readers that 7.11:5 sea—
son of the year is a time when they a: .1 (uncanny
liable to sudden coughs, influenza, sore throat. 5.12.,
While the children are 11: (murmur danger from
croup. :hmat and lung mm 'inie. I: is important
1.11:1. cl cry ill"1(l of :1. 1311111): :houlal provido .1 rem fly
that is run!)- at all time; for immediate new. wh _.b
er use. lied 11!. 1211! hour of nig’it. l‘v'lill the
breaking out of :1 211m cold, the rucki of :1 violent
coughmr the children with first L'l mgr-rune
discusc—croupmor 1'1: the midday hour. you should
always be prepared. I n Coc’e (Tough lgulsam. you
will find a. refill; 11ml effectual remedy. l Lgrappics"
and controls . Ntunzancouelg the mos-z stubborn
coughs, while in rroup it isa 511v ' 11 Line. ‘T‘ms
prim: is but. forty cent: per bettic— battles lwics."
the size ofmzy other at 121.1 8:11:11" Delays 112':
dangerous. You should :1i'....'~' ' . 1 film: house.
It can be found at all our drug: etc-res. 4‘15".)
9V": 1'] 1‘.’ L"
the
L
ill-‘11 L
In the M. E. Clmr llcc. 15th,
by Rev. L. P. Perry, a sister! life Rev. A. blush, Mr.
George 21106 11115.9 to Miss Harri-7i. 1:. BL . bulb of
Norwalk. The Printers would return their thanks,
for choice bridal com llmcnte.
In South Nor-walk. “cc. 141.1, by Rev. ‘1" It W).-
liuma, Royal G. Mill-1rd 1r- )liss 31.121511". (I-nncrrm of
Canada West. H V
A: the residence. of Elias llowc, Jr. Esq, Full-field,
Dec. 12th by the Rev. J. M. Willy}, Simon .‘.. Howe.
of l-‘airfield. and Mics Eisner l7. Peck. of l-lridg-zpc-r'r.
Al. . muting], Conn, on this 10th inoL, by lie V. .
Franc .', Jolm Addmou Quinlan! M'N. Y. in Alice
liar; A. Vl'zilcrl‘ury omemfurLl.
In (luu‘nua'y, 1111 the $1.11, Rev. ll." 1-1:: 111-.
human ilublwsil, to Miss llaltie (in-cur,» wk of
1.1.111 b 1: r3.
‘ln Dmbury, on. the UNI. Minerva L. Knapp, ugczi
Flo years. 011 the 15.2'11, Philu Smith, aged 01.
Writmv.
J A. Bl‘lEUl.l,.ltlll, of Bryunl, Slrnllon 1.5
o Bale-5‘ Gorluucrcinl College, Bridgeport,
001111., will give 11 course of twelve lessons
in wriliug . t ll‘1o Cculcr School Rooxz1;,n .‘.[iss
Ditto, Teacher). I guarantee to all who who
my course of instruction. and attend faithfully
m it, 11. good business handwriting; My
Metronome exercises are Vul'v mtereelins‘ and
lustl'uclive. Young Gorilla-.31., and. {ridges
you now have 2111 Oppul‘lllniw o: lcamum the
bumhihl dud usclul Ari of Wm'rnm well.
:_ router: satii‘uctiou .10 all gr ho attend.
"11115 $2.50 for lbs: Course, inclmliucr the
P131. man’s Chum. o
liespeclllfily,
J. A. BEECHER,
Prof. oi Penmanship.
..- ..- ._ _____...-.... _ WNW «...—._....._._._. _- ...
_’ SUPPER,
Norwelk Hall.
THE LADIES 01" THE
- 2nd M. El. fihurclz,
,TlLL give their ANN LAL SUPPER,
ibrll1elu‘mefirofllsc ‘Ewclcty. 011
Wednesday Eve‘n;; offlnlu week.
It is intended to 91111115111 suu'lploue $.11 1 .
and to make the occasion, our ofrcxl $012155
festivity.
Admission to Hall. 151‘
Tickets 50 cents.
N. B. The Supper will 5.21m: phrc or.
Wednesday evening; only.
. .
Ghmstmae Tree
AND
«SONS Ellil‘ .
0f the South Harwell: Baptist S. 8.,
WILL BE HE Li) IN
EL Y’S 11A LL,
Stiézu'dag/ Earning, Dreamed-r 24%, 131.14,
AL '7 o'clock, lor (he purpOSe of raising flu-.111 ,
lo replcmsh then: Library.
_ Adnxilesou ‘20 cents ; Sunday School Chil-
dreu 10901115. ' ll:
the (ii. supper
5cm. church, 30. Nortvallr.
r HE PEWS in the Congregmloualfl‘ixurcll
flouth Norwulk, will be rented fur the:
ensumg your on MONDAY EVENING,
DEG. 26111. ; the mining to commence 11.1 ’2
o‘clJck. ' 2W)
130 for the Holidays.
V IHAT sluill one gel. for 11,1,»murr1l to u
. friend? It is best (lumen-1! by (‘.lll~
'ilgut SMITH'S CHOUKEH‘.’ STORE.
W-.. _. l
— ' - |
l
l
fileigh for Sale
F 11
siucse pL'-l‘pt§>S'3ti.
our: simple rsmecly l
1 1.312 b‘nruuel Lyme,
.g.‘.,.~.__.
Norwa. 1: Hall
walueru’r 3512111”
ll‘l'll. ill} rill
WILL l-IRHl‘Lll'l
A. Yw- .-2 u 4
o
lllll
for 'ltwo Nights only,
33’9"" .- v'z' _-; v. '1". 1
11.1 2:11 SATURDAY £73352,
Dec. 13:31! 11.25:] 241.13,, ’64.
WHEN
11': r. 1:. m; mvrm A 11: 11v? -
I“. I4(V)-l 1"‘F
Beautiful and Costly Presents. l
: Tick or»; 35.5 Ms.
. mum-:1 ., 5th their 911112113". ' {I w.
.l ll.;\2_~fl'ii1’2.
{ifRf‘leji}
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iii’wrlll lt‘ ‘w/(gxi’irRi
1‘?!)
:1 e '
gfi, gm 1-,
columnar-v our: ClVlC,
ill-1. HF “if: rim:
a a‘rr-‘r "TR .9 . '-’“' 3 M. .
k 13.95» ‘13—:é133‘iCI1 3“? _ 53' £5, “*3: Ken“
dczvoue,
, .
1 'v a? """ ' ' -
AS, F» 1—4 .5. in“ fl iii-«,- 4
4! 55 ill Sil'lll’} 14b
’ __ "a. ' 5 r gilt-7‘3.
3.7.4.1111 if}, ggafi'X;
:1‘l ll lilllgulu'nuir '
- t'cu
2. '..=‘lll:',f,n:g 1,15,»,
' ”1 l 1 ~ . ,.. .r- r.
':‘<« =-'nilll(.‘lu,1gn,,, ‘ z '0 in
. A“ ‘
~‘ .4 1 r, a,
( L'N
' J’i‘” -.. . -. . .
..1:' mm or: ,arlu'" red ;~.3~,:,- 2-,, 31m.
fill-2:121:11; (low V
’11 ’1‘. Buyer.
. . v 'x' -’
)1 l.. M. r-urHlll,
7. H. R. Filth.
ut. .i. H. K" 133p,
A. J {111135111111},
.. Ely,
,\:1-l1'»11:' Slelleclr,
~1'.
11b.
E. 5121
ll. Swords,
Nil Holmes.
._1?;1-.1.1-.1-11», '
Lgxzinia‘id,
r"... . “
‘ 1111:”.
ll
Y
H. I". G ulhric,
ll. l}. Patrice,
A..l.{51of "
_ The Military 2m: invileui if. .
aorm.
3'1x'l'1l it} lllli—
a
.4"
emeugg 1-114...“
112' :1 CHRISTE’ZAS.
' 1 r .
Album-e; Albums!
ELEATING rn - .1
.'.. .011 c1 ‘
_.uily :1 1
.~l.<.w7'z'1~r2.'..lzl of .-‘if-"»:.-'ms,
for the ncxl. 30 day». :11 prices which '31 .'.-u.
:1:le every one to 2111 2'12 21:1 Album. ill and
B l". lil‘llER,
neon's So". Mr Machines,
‘ " orw-‘glk, Cl.
examine for yourself.
A van \‘v heelcrh” l "
.‘.La
Norwullc, Dec. 19, 1
gr} 1.1.8.1111}:
era-cling Referrer.
. ' r "' xv (V 1:“ F '-
3 OD H L: LADIL-JJ}
Winter Term will mmmcuco .11; Jun. 45h
MRS. L. A. STRIKE}.
Principal.
. __ .-- ~,.—_
I Notice.
"fi'llrii 9'11 .‘
Fir».- .lu '. . 'Suluula'y
at 9 o‘clock, :1. 111., at Which limo
clues: ' " -' which {'1
will be Auction, 21111:. 'f
‘1 ,cm‘llln- proceeds divided among tho
members whim: {111133 .‘11 K
per order, S;l..1llUE L
l
993
Board of Eelzefi
’ [‘I'Iliilloard ‘ '
Town 13' "
dry of Jan. 1134-25., 111
purpose of attending 1.1:
oillcefvizr.) to hear illc‘ app
think they have been over ..
have made propel ly atlcsl c .i
need apply.
Also said board will meet. 11'. cum-’3 place
in the: Evening of. "1' o‘clock ' ‘ tho aimle-
mcnl of Polls of those who are lawfully ex-
empt therefrom.
J 03.9.1111 P. Hunt's-.2111, ‘:
.lblt‘v,
. , 1
‘ 11mm? H. ELWELL, ,-
Jnuus (1‘. 8111:5111 11;. l
Ni. k. Dec. 12', IHG-i.
"'v'~'rr.r~a '1' "r
3.23 j-) R}. “1' SFJ¥J{J fivk
E) ESPECTFULLY begs leave ioixai‘orm
. L the public (Lucio addition to a complete
assortment of everything usually round in a
fir$L~ClflSS llookuaore, he lugs lately received :1
lurge stock of
Holiday Goods,
Selected for lilo; by
SA N‘l‘A. CIJAIIEEI Elixirsel‘i E
The numerous friends who are newswor-
all m “ loaf uuu invite. their ..-.1‘11l<3"‘ upon his
concurs, will be. cmupéuleu for the 1' ii 1W”
xyEllldxm'i} 2'51..- 5.? 3"?“ ' ‘l’uc culiou in
2.10 back room, 31» ..-:e ,room for cus-
Lomcrs ac.‘ nave. ill:- proprieior a clumce lo
‘ D -— . u
make expemcs. in their elace Will be ex-
' of superbly
bibitell a splendid. crlllzgnuu
bound
0 O K .33.,
imm which selociiurm can he maul-c suitable
is) every age, intellect and pooled-book.
Poetry for your lolly lricn- Essays and
Histories for your'ixncllcctlt eds, Bibles
Stories for
4.3.111...
11'
in large print. for g1':1111l-.1~tl1c1'_.
your boys curl girls, illmirnlrii pnmmcrs for
the _voungcrjuronilcs, &L., coca, etc.- .
Also, no immerm- tool; 0. ~
Photograph Albums;
of exquisite ale: :11 and finish, and of eve-r5;
0;,”
1.. flu;
size. lrom mile pocket mum, to .... big
ones, cal-'- lull inf lholurgcst circle. of frienls
and 1123.1 vcs.
Fm. . .more, :1 mostatlrucliw:1s31'21iu16111»
(ll
Fancy Arxtcles,
such a: Backgammon Boards, Che-55mm,
Lndzcs' Satchels, Pocket Books, ‘ll’ri-Lisxg
Desks, Portfolios, &c., 8.10. All of which will
be cheerfully disposed of at n. smallness cl
profit absolutely ludicrous. Dc ymuselt'nud
friends justice by buying your bolxlay' gills
at SELLECK’S Book Rt 1
‘ Gazelle T.“
WHITNEY 8E BECK "“WITH
1121\le(4 increased their inelzllice iu'r ma—
- _ king life size copier. 1:»!
Dagucrneotye‘s, .iimlumtgrpeu
or CARD PICTURES {eke 1111-. oppme"
ty 1.1f1'cl'crring lo the lollowing 11-111 ,
UF‘VJHl l‘m' 'wluuzz Ina-y have once. ml 1,;-
'. glcir cnlire sutisl'ucei-lul {his slylt. c-l "wror‘n'.
Reuben Hi ’2, i7
Hoyt. ESLL.,A...{{-B\121:I "
Jaime: ll.
A. :1. £21391“, "IE-“‘1' Rev. 5. l7. ‘3. 17.
For one oi 1111ch panics, :1 lli‘f «am: ; l
in ml was produced 1111 ('11:1‘.‘.l~:.-, 31mm 1
small lnr'linll picture 3, .'.;r .'.nwmcr 11 111.111
fui "hm-l in oil and cabins! 33;”. 2111:11 11 5:11
‘ 2 copies on L
l’iclm'es: l1:- '. : “on 111 film on; tlgi g
prrnlucr-d by .-.;i.: first gliilt'l‘lml iii'l‘l’m‘i' lied-L
filly. None but the best. 3: "Irv employ—
Cd in the uni-4.2»- 113.1 191' z . 1111232211111
13 under the: cn:l.‘~:l"u11, rilg'rl‘Vlblul. of Mr
Whitney in New York. ‘
10 mm} 13:; plzsln
. lilll‘.
N‘EARLX new, suitable: for 111111iiy11rl1u- i -
L _ ,ua‘c ol'
9‘. L.OLM:§1‘DAI) .1: co. 1
I"L11'licul.1r : l1.11!.iooc'i1'1;-n
Photographs l (211 no
(emu-t. All 'tl'nl’li u
Raw." :11 chic
1,1 givi.‘ 51$»an-
' .1.- 11313111111141.
5‘1“”
' 11311.15 to (lag! Mate,
fét'i-‘ivfi-ilff,:wttb . ' ‘
1' at. :5. E. UL? HAD ‘59 GUS
Norwalk Chronicler