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WEkTERN MILITARY NEWS.
TIE NEW WISCONSIN REGTMENTS,

The 9th regiment, Colonel Joseph Van Dorm,
now In camp At Madison, is nesrly full and
will be ready to move in = few days. n. ".
Robinson Of Sparta, who commanded an
Ohio company In the Mexican War, has been
sppointea Lieutenant Colonel; and Henry 2.
Clinton of Brodhead, Qsartermaster.
The 8th will be put into camp September
LIST, and the officers named for it are: Colonel,
Ropert G. Murphy; lieutenant Colonel Geo.
n. Robbins; Qusrtermaster, Paschal Il.
HoVeT. Col Murphy, in bis diplomatic ca
reer, has seen good deal Of military that
will now be OF use to him. Lieut.. Colonel
Robblne is young man-23-but hax had q
military education in Mr.. Russell's school at
New Haven. Ct, and is endorsed by officers
Of the regular army.
The uniforms Of the 7th have been delivered;
these for the 9Th are nearly ready. One thing
about them which awakens local pride Is the
fact that they are thoroughly home produc
tion, and are veil made at prices tha. would
be an envy to some other States
The following Is the copy Of Secretary
Cameron's dispatch to Gov. Randall, upon
which, tie same day it Was received, Gov. B.
Issued his proclamation -
WASHINGTON. August 70.
TO Gppe7soT Randall:
Tou 1nay organize and equip ~ rapidly ae posi-
bic five (} regiments Of infantry, and fve O. bat-
teries OF artillery, and procure fof than necessary
clothing and equipments. according to United
States regUlaHons and prices, subject to the in
epectiou Of United States officers. Expenses in
elTzsd will be refunded By the G,Vesnme1I- Il
You need the cannon at once, eend us an order,
and they ehall be forwarded, and such other arma
as may be necessary. Please answer II this Is IN.
desetoo& and satisfactory. SIMON CAA1Rok,
Secretary Of War.
Under this new call the German regiment q!
Milwaukee is designated the 9Th, aad is CT
| dered into camp at once. Frederick Salomon
| Of Manitowoc, Captain Of company in Cot
| s&lomon's regiment {his brother's) in Mis-
eouri, is appointed Colonel.
The LIST, three months volunteers, Col
sta1kweather, were mustered out yesterda!
afternoon, and the re-en1istment for the VIA
commenced On the spot. They will 60 int
camp at Milwaukee,
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jSuspenaios Of Diplomatic Reldtioes b. Efaace
a5ad Esa2and-tzteior Desi 3ass Of the Eaagszka
and French Gope7nMents-A ScAesne q Wrong
Gnd P1.nder-F1iendi1ess q .Aezseo tobeonfs
tie United 6tate1.
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AAKA3AG4 OF LIZ. EPR1aG.-ReT- Aa4106N
Hale Smith Wsztas to the BcstoA JoxrAat3 3ua-
der date Of August II, as follows:
The marrisge Of Rev. Dr. Spring came offin
the chapel OF the Brick Church On Thursday
1ast, IN The presence OF small company OF
visitors. The a1f=ir has created nEeh talk
The doctor is well On to eighty. BE is quite
;nfi1m and his sight IL pear. Tha lady bride
ie sixty five and Is maiden Mrs apz;ng hsa
act be=n dead quite yesr, and in Ns1 York
it is :. garded IS quite AZ imPropriety for 4
Wfdower not to visit ct least oEs year. In
this msrrisge quite little rcmea e is blend.
ed. The lazy hss fortune Of 500, 900 in her
own right. Ehe 1ahs long resided with he.
uncle, one Of the most benevolent nsa IN the
city, and the lady is reported to say that il hat
alwa: 3 been her gIeat desire to become Ars
Gardner Spring, The bride and bridegroom
left the chapel and at once proceeded to tht
CARS foc bridal trip to Niagara Falls, boti
seeming in need OF assistance and help, Il
though the bride was spr5gh:lg for oRe Of he
| 3enrs.
, 1861-08-24

4 letter to the New York 7ines from
the City Of Mexico, gives some very i'm
portant news. It Itanno1lnces that England.
france, and Spain have simultaneously
closed their relations with the Mexican
Government, and Withdrawn their Minis
tera, On the ground that the Government
has, in its f-ancial extremity, suspended
for two years payment Of the interest on
its public debt. American extremity fur
n,ehea European opportunity for interfer-
ence IN Mexico, in defiance Of the Monroe
doctrine. The object Of these Powers, It is
believed, is to establish q Prvkctorate
OF that unhappy country without asking
permission Of the United States. Taking
advantage Of the domestic troubles in the
Great Republic, England, France and
Spain grasp Mexico by the throat and de-
mand payment Of their claims-fair and
fraudulent-under the pen<y of seizins
her ports and perhaps taking possession o
thecountry. 1t is in vain that the Consd
tutionAl Government represent that tn
country hss just emerged from civil val
which has prost1ated its industry, deple
ted the treasury, and dried up the reson'
ces Of rever ue It Is IN vain thai thht Go7
-errment begged foE tire to establish orde
and put the wheels Of industry, trade an
commerce in motion, and obtain wherewit
to Iiouidate their debts. The answer i
Avcur money or yeur 1ife," in genuin
highwsyman style + these reports sha
prove true, we viii shortly have anothe
serious complication On our hands. Thes
powers will not be allowed to carry thing
with high hand without resistance. -o1
of these days Uncle Sam will hare b
family troubles settled and then the Ear
pean usupaions on this Continent r!
come I'D for Hf}iusf3nent
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The Union Defeuee Committee Of New
XQfK.

X0fks
The Union Defence Committee Of New
York make an Interesting report OF their do
iDgs up to the 1st Of August, and as result
they present the following handsome figures:
Aid to twenty.ai1 regiments Of Eolun-
teere $3.50, s83
Aid to ten regiments militia ......... 157 1856 on
Aid to incomplete organizations. ...... 90,947 II
Purchase of arms, ammunition, baggage
wagons and ambulanccs ........:.... 2ssss oss II
Total, kz5s 2a8 "a
Appropriated to relief Of families ... 80 900 90
Total amount Of drafts .... $ss8, ,2eS.6 .64
Conptroler % ~ on the aist july Of. $11; ;n1 ss
, 1861-08-24

~ The Louisville Journal, ebowing the
shsnY;fffT Of the southern story that thirty.
tWo tScussud hsndcuas wsEs tskcn It the
Bn1I Knn Topt from the Federl baggage
xsEoas, eetinates tha4 forty wagons would
EVE betu required TO ca<1y them.
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RY Gilbert, Sampson 4 Warner,
- GKHKkAL4 Aucr1oxKKRs, 81 La,.4 stroet
SUPERIOR HaTSEH0LD FERTlTTaE,


hfcVICKER'S THE : 7 RE.
N1 Madison street, 5ets211 stata aad rea:bor1-
E1gagau cot Of ths eIainent. versatile Actor.
Mr.. E1s a. 8othornv
WHO Efll appear this esepi3gia TWO CHARACTERS.
SATURDAY EVfNING. August With. will be pre-
seated for the Last time, tie entirely aad original
dsams> translated trosu tta French h7 Mc. sothstn
entitled
KkKK AN%BA 9R MlDE3GHT-
Which has bee1 weeks Ia preparation, sd viH
be produced With nav, beAut1nai and. a7propriate
scrnsf5 BY j. II. Why4al Wonderf1I Illusions An&
mechanical effects By D. fEatta.
DE-. APT KoEKHKR. ......... NJ. z. 4 SoTHKR1
peHE1EcA) -. ............ Miss JX3NIu +. H1BXEH
Earon de Lotnbeck.... -. ..,..-....Ar E G P11oE
Mr Lutztis first spp+ ayears) MIG D. Chapba
Martha BnrnA theF AEst appear,
Hzxar Cher first appearance). ..Ass Abhia Stanley
EBT The hrevity Of 1T. Sothern's engagement prevt
to hs departure for Europo viii prevent reoat-
ton Of the sboTe entertainment which Will be WITH
drA~n that he Eay appear IN series Of other char
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Arrival or the North 81ar-.Tka Hevo
lNt4oR In R0E0k&.

Arrival OF The North 81ar-.TkA Revo~
luton In H0Eo1A.
New YORK, August 23-The steamship
North Star, from Asptnwall, with Califofala
treasure and dates to the LIT Of August, az
riFed this aftEI1oon~
On l1sr ontwara passage she dtseoVesad the
BritirA steamer Driver ashore On Miragpsne
Rsef, and offered to tow her of, but It was
found she had bi1ged. Nearly everything
had been tsI:en out OF her and the Greg were
ashpfe. 4 boat from the Driver boa-ded the
he he 9. g. :. E corvette ~ Richmond passed there On
the 18th.
Moeque7a has taken Bogota ard routed the
Cover ment forces, and proclaimed Glmse
provisional President of New Grenada Gen,
erals Esplna, Posads, Raris, and various off
eials, were taken prisoners. President CalEc
and Cabinet fed.
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hexestter, ara not ID: publish ne*s which will
jpjure the GoVH 1ent- They have done rn
Eesy freely heE 26Ee. p
The seceast it, are Spending money to
circulate paAfefargum IN the free STATES.
Citizens of Baltimore, Of grest wealth. are ea-
gagged IN tho business. The New York A<us
and the D4y Book derive assistance from these
men, and their sympathizers In Southern
Nzw YoRK, Aug. 23-Thomas J. Carson
and Vim. H. Pegram Of Baltimore and ". j.
Kelly, arrested recently at Harrisburg, had
Kelly was found 900 In money in notes
ct Confederate State Banks, and various bills
OF sale dated at Richmond, for pork. O:he1
articles were concealed in pockets On the in.
side Of their shittE.
, 1861-08-24

at LoyetteVilie was incorrect. The Lincoln
troors succeeded in crossing the Potomac-
Southern passengers, just arrived, report
1aa1tisl Law to be proclaim ed ii Nashville to
day.
, 1861-08-24

An independent regiment, with this desig
ration, is being rendezvoused at Sterling, Ill,
composed Of three companies from Whiteside
county, three hem Og1e, two from Lee, and
two from Carroll. The companies are nearly
full, and the regiment has been accepted
Camp will be opened at Sterling, September
1st, E. N. Kirk OF that place provisional Cello
mel
, 1861-08-24

Another Secession Paper Stopped
CLEvELAND, Aug. 23.-The Stark County
Democrat, q secession sheet al Canton, Ohio,
was entirely destroyed By the volunteers Of
that place,
, 1861-08-24
EXCITING from MISSOURI
JEFFERSON city THREATENED.
MISSOURI one or the "c.s. 1"
Gen. Banks's Column at Monocacy.
REBEL PAPKks 10 BE SUPPRESSED.
Important arrests at the East.


TIE REBEL FL1r TO SEIZE JEFFERSON
CITY-GRADHA1 ADVANCE OF TIE FOR
CES By DIfFKhE4T EOCTES-FORTY
THOUSAND s4E1E TRpUPs ENROLLED-
NEAR PROSElT OF In ATTACK.
, 1861-08-24

Do<4N Of ase Secessio,sists-7ney are Met and
.Dsfedtd- Dischayye Of The Hon q 4. &.
NeIMs-6x4te Guard CpSaeeaIing 6xuts arms, :
, 1861-08-24

Chicago Dfx&0eRs--State0 0meeres Etc.
Tie little Post has an unhappy propensity to
snarl at the TRIBUNE, wbichit has copied from
its big neighbor, the Journal In its issue Of
yesterday it ponra out half column of small
beer wrath, charging Us with talsely and
xn&1iciously ass4I1ing the State officers. Upon
investigation we find the obnoxious para
Exph to be The EoI!oH:rs le-ded ste.nr which
appeared in our columns some days ago:
MUSTERED Ou1.-The Chicago Dragons. Capt.
c. n. Barker, we're yesterday paia Of and mus
tered out Of the .. S. service. The amount re.
ceiyed BY each private was *4e for four nenthR'
service, In scrip. No rations were allowed the
men for the time they haVe been in the city etnce
their arrival from TiTginiA- We learn that gre&!
dissatisfaction exists amorg the men because nay
1neut TOT their services was made In scrip 11Etese
OF gold.
Now everybody can see that the State Off
Gers sre not assailed IN this paragraph; bat il
order to make out q case, the little Rast assert
that the Dragons were never technically II
the service Of the United States, but IN ths
service Of the State Of Illinois. aud hence "
| sseatled somebody at Springfield. Good g1a
| cicus!
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Cbirag1, Trit1,ttrt

SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1861.
- For Afternoon Dispatches see second
Iage.
t4E- For uHaufs'' and II Sale" 4dueTt1se-
s3seats see Fourth Rtgs
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The departure Of Michigan troops for the
east, Under the late call, IVES expected to COM
nenee last evening with the 7th regiment, and
others sre to fellow it with as little delay %
possible. The 5th, 9Th, 7th, 8th, and Col
stockton'a Independent regiment, are all aear-
ly full, but will receive their equipments at
Washington. =,
Col. Bfodhead'e cavalry numbers 100 men.
It is reeeiying daily aeesssians> Orders have
come from Washington to purchase the horses
In Michigan, and not only *or Brodhead's, but
also for Col. hIcReyno1d's cavalry at New
York city. Col. Backus, q. s. A., will 4imme-
diately proceed to comply.
, 1861-08-24
The Confederate Csnxfe@ 1t 4aeh.
nom A.wK1l for the Admiration oil
MiS&eWx1. and AppFopx1As1AE u.
.000 for her Defence

The Confederate CeAErk10 1t R1th.
.eax.@9aa 1eF tes Aas..::1en ef
600 6of Her Defsace-
Lou1svIr1E, Aug. ga special dispatch
to the Courier, from Richmond, says that
Davis has approved the act sppointfng two
ether Commissioners to Europe; also the act
suthorisipE aa he q Ter admissioa int6 tie con}sde
raev, Gen McCu1loch wae eompI Imantsd for
he splendid victory Of his brave army In the
battle Of Oak H1l1. The Richmond Congress
IS considering the bill for tt e sequestzaaon Of
the properly ya1!sts Ct a1sa ens%1es. aesa.. q.
ported to have received dispatches
by telegraph, stating that the English Govern.
uient has Sent orders to Admiral Hallne, of
he Gulf squadron, to $50 thst British mer-
chant vessela be adequately protected In their
sonth. High otdcIals It Richmond believe
The French Consul at Richmond has recel1-
ed dispatches announcing the arrival Of sev-
eraI French waz higates 1t Norfolk.
Congress tas called on the Navy Depart
ment 6r N estimate Of the amount required
Memphis and The Mississippi .iver.
York, aaa Haat " @a70,o ,oe0.
Nxy YoRx, Aug. R-Geozge Mica OF p
teTaburgb, and Joha Garnett Guthrie Of Rich.
mord, collecting agents Of tobacco houses in
ViTofY'ia, we're Grested In this CITY TODAY b1
detsctiye police and sent to Fort I.assyette fo1
| eafe keeping, BY order Of Secretary Seward
| Guthrle Is = tobacco m2nnfaeture1, aud ha:
| msde large shipments Of it to this city, Phfla
de}pbia .nd Baltimore; Tho passage of tas
to . * collections before the enforcement d
he measure: He accordingly vf1fte1 thea'
| cIties With such success ~ to obtain &nou1
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The IuaubotdtnAte Troops.
Special Dispatch to the n. 2. Tribune

Special Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Aug. 81, 1851.
Good influences frem the State OF New York
by lawyers and Democratic politicians, in re-
gard to their nthree months enlistment"
These influences were more necessary than
the friends Of the misguided troops dream OF.
Drf Tor tugas may sonn cease to be the pun
ishment OF mutiny, aRd the painful necessity
Of shooting the criminals forced on the GOV
ernment. The AZ N Of the Government is long,
too 1t can reach consptrators against the
army, whether they are in Buffalo or Maine.
MORE INTERPRETATION.
Just as the c1emercy of Government hsd
been successfully invoked in behalf Of the 2d
Maine men and the nutineer5 Of tho 18th, the
fne Buffalo Regiment must, By an act OF mis-
chievous folly, make mercy to mutiuy no Ion
ger possible. Last light 40 Of the Aew-Yorl
21st, stationed at Fott Runyon, were taken <
the yard, with an order from Gen. Mcdowell
accompany irg the List Of names, c3n5ign-
ing them to the Dry Tortugas for labor on mil
;iary works.
TEE NEW STATE or VIRGINIA,
| The meaning of the determination Of tht
| the Wheeling Convention to submit the guee
+ tiou Of forming Western Virginia into neE
| State Is that the people there are determined
| to 60 with the North In any event. II, By tn
end Of October, the Union armies have SO fa
| triuDphed IS to render the subjugAtion OF th'
South certainty, they will vote to retain th
| old Ea1ne and the boundaries Of ths Old Do
| minioG- Kanawha will stand read
| to be enc OF the United States.
, 1861-08-24
HoAtR Attacked u t&R Upper 0Ale
The Pittsburgh DiPGeh aaTs:

The Pittsburgh DiPa&eh aAgs:
A little grape a1d caaufste1, with few mus
kefH, eheuld be part Of the outfit o< every
P1ttshurg steamboat, hereafter, gotpg past tha
secession towns Of Virkinia On ths 18th
iDst., as the steam-tng Erie, No. s Capt. Jas-
!. Miller, VAS quietly descending the Ohio, with
her loaded coal barges, the boat was fired into
at St MaEysviHe, Virginia, eighteen miles
shove M8rfetta,by some eceuudrs1ly secession
ISIS amopg crowd Who wire standing aa the
bark. The ball passed through the United
States 1sg carried By the boat Another shot,
we understand, Was fired. bat whether 1t the
boat or not could not be leaned. -
, 1861-08-24

6. a. sGRlTEN, ADVERTISING A8sas, g Deer
5osn st., Ia authorized TO Teetirs Advertisements haf
ka5s 97ad oil tie Leading R1peYs Of G3< Noftapsets
, 1861-08-24

w ANTRD-A Dwelling House
w on the North Side. East Of Glark street pre-
erred Rent not to exceed $15.e0 per month. Apply
1t SA4 Lake street. 2Ds4x&<1et
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w WTAETED-Ap Protestant Girl to
w 60 get e.a1 housevsrk ot 674 Wes. Lake
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/. D. OlmSted 4 Co.,
AGE N T S,
Office, Cor. Lake and Lssalle Streets,
CHICAGO

Amount recetTed for Premiums during the
past ye1r...-.--....... ................* sE?tt26
Amount received for interest. ....,.... el42115
TctA1 receipts. Il
Amount Of Lo.ses paid during tha year,. z7.N1os
J. p.,.,n~. ctn e:a n
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W ANTED-By single gentle
the south Side. Address ~. L. Pott Qfnce Boz
q
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-17

n 4
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
IluEoE MEDIC n rs have ow btel before The pub
lie 10Y pcllOd OF ihi,N Yeas, and during that tlmo
have majntatd high character in almost every pau
the glote Tor their OK laol dinay aud immediate
power OF re torng Iercct harIh TO ps,suns suffering
nearly evey kind disease to winch human flesh is
llatle
Th. following ore among the distressing variety OF
human dis 10 III which The
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-17
"A GA Es Nd.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
patrons that he has removed to Montpelier VT where
ne has opened an Office in the Freeman Building and WIN
give his individual attention The practice of the Law in
washington and the surrounding counties All business
entrusted to his will receive PROMPT nd ccient
tenin. FiV pANDAif "
MONTPELIER, Oct. 1860 f2503m
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Probate Courts E0r Randolph
District

DRORATE uOURTS within and for the District of Ran
[ doph for the year ensuing will be holden as follows
At the Registers Ofce in Brookhed, on the first Ihus
day In each month at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea on the third Thursday in each month at hah
wicks Hotel in West Randolph on the fourth THURSDAY
in each month. At J, l.. Bowles' Potel in Washing
ION On he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust BY order OF Court, - ~
j. 4. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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Probate eGssSeA.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COUNTS within within
WAsHrNGToN DISTRICT. and for the District afore'
said will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier, in
p,d District on Tuesday of each week. during the yea,
ensuing Persons hay hus with said Court are re-
quested to atten to the same on said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
l. 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-17
Egisnh w. Escrry's Estate,

STATE Of VERMONT,i In Probate Court holden al
WAsnINGro nsrRicr SIS. Montpelier, within and fol
said District thu I0h day"t May, A. d 1871,
IRA STONE ulrr Of HE lat WI il and tst0meEt Of
Ell IN NJ. Perry, Iaic of Plarfed IN said District de.
presents hi Hduhs Ia" account FOR settlement.
Whertupon. it is uIdercd that the same be referred
10 the lin day Of Jane next 1T tn" Prnblte Office,
in said ontpeie fur examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hercof by the pubCa ion
Of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
Mutpeiier. three WUiks successfully,
be- that they appear and 1T said time and place II
thGy cause, uljrCt thereto
BV the Court. t2SlW3 j. Il NERRlLi,, Jud@c.
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IeIye Mnntgser at $50 AM, $40 Am and 4 45 p NJ
IA All iRAiN connects al Wndso, & White River
w junction with trains sewing Boston ana Snripo6.IL
al toU n same day, and New York prevols cyenin,
p NJ GouSes Point al 70 p. Mon, real Mt 10 "a p y,
anu lgiieH7bnrgh at 30 connecting ut Orie r
West 's '"" tue
ACCuM NODATION leaves Mortified at s o. P " Can
meets az Burlington with trains on Rutland ana Rurnoon
KaIIfoad at Rouses Point with Montreal and
Reads 7''s h
NIGHT EXPIESS converting at Windsor with ,ra;,
Whfh leaves New York at co. 4, NJ, aud White River
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell Al
80 p. ID or Lawrence, at go the previous day
Burlington at So Rolse's Point at 80 A. NJ Mon
teal ut 30, NJ, and az OgdensbnrsIi at 90 p NJ cam
meeting with Steamers for Niagara Falls, TO- and the
West. ~ INC
Trains Going SO nth and East.
Leave Montpelier at 9 l0A M. II 30 A. NJ andl0
MAIL tram leaves Rouses Point at 90 A NJ. 81, AL
oths al W !, M connectin' at White River junction
with trains f"i Wells River, LitIeton. While Mountains
connecting at Windsor with trains for Boston Snrinf
held Haii''d, New Haven and New York. arriyina IN
New York at | Is p. N. ''s :"
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at S 40 Am i,,,nect.
there with trains from Montreal and Ogiensb ,gh ,hn
same morning. receiving passengers at Ogte!s hurpb finn,
Grand Trunk Railway, and Lake Ontario Steamers mr.
riveS at White RIVER junction al 10 " and n, pn,,,
via Lowell at 8 30 p. NJ "
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh at II 30 4, NJ
Montreal! al As Rouses Point at 90 p NJ couner,
ing at Burlington, win Rutland and burlington Railroad
lion with Northern Railroad for Boston Worcester Sr
CARVING IN l'oSon at 40 NJ y ut Windsor with SuI
van Rniroad, FIR Boston, Springfield, Hartford New Ila.
ven aud New York "
Sleeping attached TO both the Niyhi Evnross
trains running between Ronses Point and Boston and
between Rouses Point and Troy. '
Through Tickets for Chicago aud The Yves, fo, sal, =,
the principal stations. C. MERRILL, Sunt
~. Aihans VT, April % 1861. ~F