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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-21
HEALTH. FEMALE HEALTH.

FENALE IIEAIIH. FEMALt HhALIH'
Thousand of females sufcr from arrangements pecu-
liar the fIrst. and most common among these
IT, Female Weakness or Whites, Leucurrhea, with its
constant attendants lA,situde, Pfostratiun Lame or
Week Back. and General Debility. No one can be en-
titoy well who thus suffers aud in hundreds OF eases
health is utterly undermined Old school medicines and
dfugs do but hide good-oficu much injury but Hum
phteys Specific Homeopathic Female Pills just the
thing. relieving promptly, and curing permanently. A
dollars worth win do good than quarts Of nostfums,
months attendance doctor. Six boxes for ST.
Single h1xe- IS cts.
Sent by mail or express free Of charge, receipt OF
the price Address On = HUMPHREY CO,
No. 500 Bfoadway, New York.
Sec advertisement in another column. 5lh4
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PoRTUs MILES, 81.
DAVID WARD, ! w" 70
Montpelier June 4th, A. d 1901, 6l53


Ii -rs--
JASPER H. GILMAN.
Whereas. Hannah NJ Gilman Of Cabot. In the county
Of Washington. heretofore to-wit the 2jlh day Of
November. 1859, preferred her petition to the Supreme
Court holden at Montpelier, In he county Of Washing
ton, setting forth In substance that she was married 10
Jasper n Gilman, then Of Boston, Mass, by Joseph
Barnard Minister Of the Gospel al said Boston on the
ooh day ~ December s47 That she lived with the said
Gilman ia the sto observance Of the marriage covenant
on her part but that the said Jasper H. Gilman has
treated your petitioner with intoerRbe severity And
praying that the bands of Matrmony between her and
said Gilman be dissolved, aud for alimony which pc
titon was served and entered in court And Il appear
ing 70 said Court that notice Of the pending Of said
suit has been given be lbelee, and said
tnued for notice said Jasper H. Of the pending Of said
suit IL is therefore ordered by said Court that notice be
given the petitioner by publication Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman State
Journal tho last publication 70 be at least six weeks be-
fore the session Of The supreme Court next 10 be holden
at Montpelier, Ia the county Of Washington, the "a
Tuesday IN August which shall be sufficient notice
Of the pendenoy Of this petition
Given under my hand At Montpelier. this 3lst day OF
May, 1861. LUTHER NEWCOMB, CLERK.
Wivo, LUSp TAYLOR, Auy's ~ Petitioner
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AN MEXICAN GIIANO-

A Nj n K | & A n q i A n o 4.
The undersigned, Agent FOR the States Of Maine New
Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts. Tor the sale Of
the Guano imported by the American Guano Company,
has ia store and offers ION sale dealers aud farm
in any desired quantity the Compsnys Jarvis Is
land Guano, Of their own importation.
The term american Guano" is the title or trade k
by which designate the fertilizer which ve are I'M
porting from lslauds. These islands arc situated in
the middle OF the Pacific Ocean the line Of the f.
quator Two of ihem Bakers Island and Jarvis Island
formally taken possession Of in the Of the u
nted States Government Tor account or the American
Guauo Company, by Commander Charles Henry Davis
commanding United States Ship ST. Mays in the year
1851
The scientific testimony respecting the value Of this
guAno permanent fertilizer is most hattsrins clear,
and decisive aud the favor which il has met at the
hands Of farmers whose opinions Of its merits found
ed upon careful tests, will commend II to all who desire
to obtain a reliable and economical manure.
The fertiling properties Of this guano mainly
phosrhaes ammonia, and therefore corn, other
seeds, injured by coming in contact with it, but
warns into slight fermentation, and at once
gives seed q vigorous snd early start
The price at which it is offered is SO for the single
ton. with liberal discount, according to graduated
scale Of prices Tor large quantities n B. Tho article
now in store has all been ground.
W. Il. HAsELTlNE,
10 Fosters WHIT Boston.
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DENJAMIN WALLING's ESTATE
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Washington,
misoncrs 10 receive, examine and ADJUST all claims and
Wang, late OF Mddlesex, in said district, deceased,
and the Of six months from the An day n June,
A d. 1861, being allowed by said 70 the creditors
Of said deceased, exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice that we will attend TO the
duties Of our appointment AZ tle dwelling house " the
widow Of said deceased IN Mddlesex, IN said District
the last Tuesday Of June us and the last Tues
day Of November next at o'clock, in the afternoon,
on each Of said days
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THE ANDLER SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

The Fall Term begins Friday, Aug rs. This lnstitu-
ton affords the best opportunities for liberal aud prac
teal scientific culture for Of one siX years and
hy reason Of its retired location aud the heray Of ne
founder and friends, at very moderate cost Terms
aud vacations the same as in the Academoal depart
ment. For further particulars address
JOHN :. WOODMAN,
Prof Civ Eng
Hanover. n. H., June, 1891. 1885,
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We permitted to refer 20 the following Commits
soners, Town Agents, and Physicians Of the State Of
Vermont aud in doing gudcdby desire TO place
before the public those facts, that IN themselves
evidence that in every instance but the purcst and
desirable articles Ia line will be offered for sale
90 customers.
RBPBRRs IS. W. Thayer, NJ D.. Dean Of tho
Medical Faculty In the University u Vermont W. Car
penter, Professor etc. in the Vermont University j. s..
PIERCE, Agent Burlington. County Commis sioners
Goodwin, Alouzo Pearcc, Washington; Charles Davis,
I. Sanborn, Caledonia W. II. II. Bingham, n. II.
Thomas Lamole Chester Spencer b. Frisbie Rutland;
a. IL. Gilmore, Hon. George L. Baldwin Orange; Geo.
Fisher winhsm Horatio Needham and Ira Clifford, Ad
Olson, Hon X. H. HOyt Franklin County. 1901
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4lclu advertisements.

INDISPENSABLE on LAND OR AT
il SEA.
STEARNS & CO.'S GLYCERlNE SOAP
Will wash we'll in salt water in fresh, and is there
fore the best Soap for voyages the shore
As economical soap, il has no rival one pound doing
as much work Of any other, and doing il we'll II
Is alike good for the toilet and the wash-Ionm.
Sold BY all Groeers, and by STEAiNS co, 3 Com
mercial Street, near State St, Boston
For sale in Montpelier by a. L. CARLEroS. 53lw
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Nour most ohedient servants.
SAML w THANER, Jr., NJ. d.
WALTER CARPENTER NJ

BRADronD, Vt, March IS 1861.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN IL hereby certify that
have been Commissioner Of Orange County for the
years 1850 and 1861 and have procured the Wines and
Liquors with which have supplied the Town Agents Of
said County, from Charles Backman Nc. SO Front st.
New York, that have had careful nualyaes' Of said
Wines and Liquor made by Charles +. Chandler Esq
Professor Of the Analytical Chemistry, Union College,
Schenectady, n. Y, and that IN al and every instance
the result has been prove them De perfectly pure
and suitable for medicinal purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend the house
Of Charles Baokman Go 20 a those who prefer giving
their orders 20 honorable and conscientious men.
A
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/ EANENED FLOUR.-Wh hat every fam
l 4 iy wants is GOOD BREAD; how TO obtain 81 /.
the nest consideration Sometimes the -four is poor.
ycast IS sour. tartar is adueratcd uleratus il
Too strong 900 weak, cook has got her hand out bad
lurk. &c; people hlkrrs bread altogether, in
dos pair II ever obtaining good bread home We wish
tn call your attention TO an article which call LEAN-
ENED FLOUR, which, To very great extent. ohvatcs
fhase difficulties that with 30 a that is needed is
bakugpan, cold water and hot oyen TO make good
brela a certainty.
LtiAN FIN + ID FLOUR
is made n choice wheat and thoroughly mixed with II
iHeneecs.ary rising ingredients of the best quality
and n exactly the right quantity. IL contains neither
cream tartar saeTatus. But it docs contain those
articles which testified by the hest chemists as be-
iug cmincnv adapted % produce and maintain the high
est state II health IN the human system being found in
a is component parts--muscles homes, sc and also
in wheat, corn. rye, aud other bfeadstuhs
We firmly believe are introducing healthy, couve-
uirni aud reliable article and invite the public 20 give
fur tal. 10 will be fnnnd equally we'll adapted Ia
bread, cake, pastry, doughnuts, Sc.
We also manufacture and offer for sale,
LEAVENED WHEAT MEAL, OR GRAHAM
FLOUR.
prepared in ihe same manner, which We think will
make the most wholesome and paatabe bread dyspep
tic cat
For sale by an tho Grooers The price is low perhap,
lower than ihe flour be purchased aud the
mon rising ingredients added to H.
S. O. DOWDLEAR 4 co,
lq2 q 1871 State Street Boston
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A Friend IN NEED. my IN.

DIR. SWEETS lNFALtlBLE LTNtMEN { is pre-
pared from The recipe OF Dr. stephen Sweet nc Connect
cut the great bone setter and has been used Boz his prac
uce Tor The at twenty Years with The most astonishing
success. As an external remedy 81 is without rival
psrsou. F1rAl Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 10
is truly iufahl aud curative fur Sores Wounds,
epfans Bruises, &C. IL soothing, healing aud power ll
strength sning properties excite the just wonder aud
constituent of all who have given if trial Over
four hundred certificates " remarkable performed
boy 20 within che iist two years, attsst this fact
See Advertisement 3Ihlcow.
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wmi,msbursh. Kings County G New York qo7i
CERTIFICATE OF TWENTY EIGHT
YEARS USE
NEWCASTLE. wEsrcursrEh CorNry. n Va
August 10. 1860.

August %. 1860
DR. d BnANDuETu
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for the last tventyeght years have been constant
of your Vegetable Universal Pills when sick fully rcaz-
ing the advantage OF enforcing purgaion with medi.
cine which, while harmless in lbs nature removes a
impurities say safely that the vigorous old age
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years several fits Of sickness and occasionally in
trinity Of age would press upon me. Al these times
nave always found your pills sure remedy, giving me
not only health but strength consider them, not only
invaluable purgati,e, but also as tonic. have
during these last twenty eight years used any oth-
medicine whatever. being convinced, by experience,
that good Brandreths Pills have also been
freely used by my neghtors in every Sind of sickness,
and have never been known 90 fail when promptly adj
miuistored. Yours truly
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TOHN p. WHITTIER. CARRIAGE.

- SATISFACTORY AND DEPOSITORY, l49 &
lj. Mer.mae and rs & III Friend SITS, Boston.
q E Constantly ON baud large assortment Of Custom
made CARR AGES, SLEIGIS. HARNESSES, &c,
CSC which oisr for sale the reasonable terms.
Purchases will hnd Il fur Their ADVANTAGE 20 call
aud eylmue our stock before buyiug. Carriages made
90 order and warranted Parti ular attention paid 10
blxitg and shipping
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-21

ISLAND PoND. VT, Sept "a 1850.
have given the Files made By the "Whipple File
Manufacturing Company severe trial and tnd thar
they NOT only stand the toughest but that their
sharpness hold. out and equals any have ever used -
When this Fc comes into general use, the expense Of
fitting mp Nill be- much reduced
WAHRES MOVES.
Foreman Grand Trunk R.R. Machine shop
Island Pond. VI.
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rT CorGHs-1hc sudden changes ~ our climate are
sources Of PULMONARY. BHoNCiitAL and AsrHMATIc
AFFECTIONS Experience having proved that simple
remedies often speedily and certainly when taken 90
the early stages Of the disease should at Ne
had 90 Brorus bronchial Tr0thcs Lozengcs, let
the Gold, Cough Irritation Vt the Throat be
slight, as by this precautou serious attack may be
ehectually warded off, PCnLtc STEAMERS and SISGEHs
will find them edectua ior clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See Advertisement 1852
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ljoston advertisements.

FNON VI ftTIENHILL \ Co, BOSTON
MACHINE CUT FILES.-PRlCES RE
vi DuCED To Mechanics Machiui.ts. aud all
who use Files.
THE WHGPPLE FILE MANUFACTURING CO.,
call your attention to their files because they are CHEAP
ER and nfrrEn than any fe You can use Read the
following Testimonials -
New YonK, Feb. 81, 1861.
have given the Files made by the "Whipplc Manu-
acturiug Company" at Ballard Vale, Mass Il fair trial,
aud say they far surpass any Files have ever
used. JouS w. AIsNANpEn,
Foreman Shop No. Novelty Iron Works, y. Y.
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49,. THESE three extensive Laboratories have eesn
W. consolidated AMI will be conducted by h' l.,
Sanderson As the ''kna Lah0atuliesi' with all the
combined talent experience and resources OF the three
Embellishments Any article known u Pyrotcchnic Art,
ffom the Patent Safety Matched aud First Premium Coll
ored Fireworks display Of Ten thousand Dollars,
can be- furnished short notice Dealers in Fireworks,
COMMITTEES for Cities Towns, and Private individuals,
wishing anything from thousand torpedoes al S5 cents
TO 10 h. Rocket, will find particularly advantageous
to call on our Agents.
HOLDEN, CUTTER & co.
Al their Large Wholesale Warehouse 80 SO Federal,
and l07 Ill, lis Congress Streets, BOSTON,
Also, Retail Depot l40 Washington Street, Hoyey &
Co.'s Old Stand
Price List sent ffee to all using il.
uT We offer A. Wholesale aud Retail, al me Naliey
Of large and small works known 10 the fyroiechnlral
Art. All warranted II superior quality
10 90 Boxes Best India Crackers, 40 l. gold chop
go Extra Double Headers
200 Old 20, fcsn sHcl entirely new,
% Gases Jostic or SLOW Match
Ten Million Torpsdoes from 80 cents 70 70 cena per NJ
100 Gross balloons, all sizes and ooors.
400 Gross American Flags, all sizes.
One Million Pulling Crackers, Se Se., sc. b2oA
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I UTTER CARPENTERS ESTATE
II The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the district Of Randophcom
mssoncrs 10 receive and adjust the claims and
demands Of an persons against thu estate of uhei Car
pcnier late Of Orange IN said district, deceased, repre-
scented insovont and the term Of six months from the
An day Of May, 1861, being allowed by said court 20
the creditors " said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that will
attend 20 the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house II Samuel kimball, In Orange in said district
the Sd day n October next at o'clock in the az
ternoon, said day.
HORACE FlFIELD, c,,,,r,
NJ. c. CROSS
Ornnrn NJ % 1901 81 q
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NOTICE.

On and afser the first day of October, 1881, I shah
sell no goods except for CASH ON DELIVERY. / IN
compelled to- do this, because / can buy NO goods now
except at from two hundred to two hundred and fifty
per cent. higher than / bought them 4 months age;
and / can get no time on them, but must plank down
the cash, or goswithout the goods. l therefore advise
all my customers and the public generally who will
favor me with their calls, that they must bring th4
change hereafter, as I ehall certainly rsfase ny sess
friends.
1 also earnestly request all parties ow.ng me se-
counts due LIST July last, or previous thereto, to Gene
forward and settle the same either by cash or note
Parties failing to comply with this nstice BY the 18th
October inst, viii be charged 10 per cent. on the
whole amount due from LIST July last, 50 long as their
accounts remain unsettled. j. SCMEIA
Raleigh, Oct. ], 1854. eA
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ohr JOHNSON, CAMP WALKER, Oct 10th. 1851.
EDITOR SPIRIT OF H AeE:-As your valuable AM bi,h,v .nt.u.,.....--,
h"A sra' many ader In the section Of country from which loans 7 tbow,+.
hunpau TON member Of our company CThe Neuse Rawr Gua,6a, wor1a
ho'oe enureJ undressing to some of them. The time which elansed i. a,sca
"~feou over q ne scenes witnessed since the departure IF IN an R.,7nent
ron HNeign' would furnish sufficient material for a small volume. Int knovno
'" iSnIu a tmng verbosfty is in 81 editors sanctum, 1 win try and encOuDass
my ooser'aton in as small space Is possible.
we CIT Raleigh aboutdusk,. on Saturday, the 2Nh of Seutember in box cars. and
aHiVeoa ohdsoor about IL O'Clock in the night and msined there MIL bout
oocloc A. l., Sunday morning We then left for Wflmingpm and had a Yer
"""n'' np am'ng mere about 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. Took MP camp there fol ten
Gays n Tito bea very pleasant place. and the mnta accommodating Ladies
society" and all the work that comes under their line is done with neat.e.s and
edispatch.
I'M theahd October W were ordeedh Fort Johnson at he month of tn.
cape Fear River, whersw e can see the vessels of the B1ockading souadron any
oy IN sometnnes they come very Hose. Fan far better pleased With this MACE
'onIn expected and as for the ladies here, they are If the true grit of old North
ooxonna- They ah visit the sick At the hospital and say they will untlth. last
May God bless them all.
n hospital rs managed at present BY Or. Gffssom, Capt Of tn Neuse River
0uaros, m Dr. Drake, and we truly hope that our heads OF Government in their
Wise dsrstD ION, may let them remainin that position, as We Greatly think thew
cannot b better flied; although we ns Neuse River Guards) would regret very
in or regiment arsrpidy Improving Z attribute this to the skin and energv Of
Lsut coon Drnghan, who is wf calculated to command a regiment. Heis
mild outhrm, unpretending in his manners, and imposes n duty that cannot be
easily performed. Hecan be approached by the humblst private without the least
embarrassment, feeling at the san time he is approaching a friend who viii snare
no pains to provide for his wants.
lwfahI had some news of interest that Icou1d be permitted osend yeu. All we
learn Of the armies W e get from the newspapers, which eme very seldom. We
arelyfng here enjoying ourselves the Best wscan. 1 thhkina short time. the cal
ant Sh will be able to do hear whole duty wherever duty calls her.
understand paymaster will visit or Camp Dol, an Iassurey ou he will he
most welcome visitor; because whatfew of us that have pockets. have n use fol-
Them at ML onyt ocary knives, &C YoTstruy. TT.N.
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T. s. WHITTINGTOEs
Classical and Military Schssl.
.FORSYYHE CoyNTY. N. g..

.FORSYDHE COUNTY, N. G..
VTILL open the FaT,Session the 18th, October,
w 1861. Terms of % weeks :: Tuition from %
to SIS. Boardtrom So to So per month, withAllfoE1a
except lights. Il lkrge number can board with. the
Principal. Capt. c. Ougborn, Drill Master:
For further address the undersignsdae
Kernersvi1e, n. c.
7-S. It's. WELLINGTON
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HEAD QUARTERS, N. c.. TROOPS
Adiutant Generals Office,
SONIC

THE OFFICERS; MEEBERs and REPRESENTATIVE
i of the Grand Lodge of.North. Carolina are hereby
informed that the annual communication OF this
Masonic BODY will be held in this City, en- Monday
evening the 2ndofD December next, at 7 o'clock for the
transaction of business.
The Officers Of the Subordinate Lodges are rsquss
ted to attend in person, or cause proper delegates to
be appointed IN conformity with the constitution and
general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T.. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, Oct. 49,, 1851, std.
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Two DAYS LATER FROM E~URoRE.-The steamer
Arabia has arrived from Liverpool with dates VIA
Queenstown to tho 5th.
Mr.. Lindsey, d. p, made a speech at Sunderland to'
ms constituents, and gave 1t as his opinion that the
American blockade, and that Both Englan6and France
should consider the expediencE CT recognizing the
Southern Confederacy. There were many cheers and
some misses whilst he was speaking
A dispatch from Richmond in the papers Of the 25th
reports the Confederate loss in the battle ofLeesburg.
at less than 200, while the federal1oss in killed, woun-
Of the prisoners 6S5 have already reached Richmond.
The President has received dispatches eontradie-
ting the rumor that Leesburg was now in possession
Of the Federals.
Nothing of general interest was received In. Rich
nond ON the 25th from any other portious of. the ar
my. From Yorktown assurances were TO, hand that
matters continue quiet, and thatlate rumors of a bat
tie there were entirely erroneous.
Col. Stovall's battalion from Georgia left Richmond
On the s5th ser the North Caroline coast.
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The Biblical Recorder contains the Mechanically
announcement Of the death of Rev. J. II. Spain
hour. Chaplain Of the LIST Reg. N. C. State Troops.
He died Of typhoid fever in FredericksburE Va,
on the 18th inst, in his oath year. A good man
has gone to rest.
1t is confidently stated that wiss's Legion has been
ordered to the coast of North Carolina. This has
caused dissatisfaction among some Of the n. C. Reg
iments in Virginia, who think they should have been
selected in preference, to protect their euanative soil
Az ISciDxNT OF GuHAM's REERxAr.-we learn
that a fatal casually attended the retreat Of Col. Gil
hams command from Valley Mountain to Extra. A
wagon, containing FIVE sick soldiers belonging to .
North Carolina Regiment was swept away while at
tempting to ford a swollen stream, and alt i've OF the
soldiers, together wfah the driver, were drowned
The Richmond Examiner has the following con-
corning our Cavalry regiment:
The LIST Regiment of North Carolina Cavalry,
Col. Robert Ransom, Jr., whose arrival here on
Friday last created q marked sensation were yes
terday reviewed by President Davis IN the pres~
cnce Of thousands Of spectators, . considsrsblspro-
portion Of whom were ladies.
The ~regimeatal line vas formed abeat 4 o'clock,
and shortly afterwards the President, who was
attired in his usual citizens garb, rode past the
corps in review accompanied by his private SEQ
AO1aiy Nosei. Sosaeiyn, ESD, anu SoL OnIitOn OF
the Adjutant Generals Office. and LIEUT.. John Il.
Shore, of the Nottoway Artillery. Daring the
~formality, the well dressed lines and splendid
Workmanship of the regiment was commented uF-
on in admiring terms by the President, who ap-
peared highly pleased with the remarkable prof.
cheney in the drill evidenced by the command
After the departure of President Davis, the reg
iment was exercised in the manual of the sword
and in q number of evolutions, the most Of which
were splendidly performed. Tae drill terminated
about half past 6 o'clock, when the corps returned
to their camp, west of the reservoir, and the spec
tators dispersed, highly gratifed with the extra
ordinary spectacle.
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Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1851,
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IMPORTANT IF TRuE-SecretaIy Seward ms communication to the Governors
OF TN FederalS States, intfmahs that European Agents OF Inc Coniederated states
may involve the United States, in foreign war and urges upon the Governor to
place heir coast in proper state, OF defence. Hesays that the Federal Govern