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From Mn,lIinaIOn.

UnsLipgiop. Nor. 1G.--Gen Sumner, |. 5.
A., arrived this morning, and reported himself
10 tho War Department.
Many smmiscs AZ, Ial as 20 who b the party
who ave 10 JcT ia ig the Information of the
destination OF the flee, as b. announced II to he
to that pDil t. n h Is Telegram 20 the eco nmlnlanl
M Port Royal when thn feet waa so'tlnS to-
after at Oh Point the subject was pretty
wen cau,usseJ, and the iuicrcncos generally
were. luscl upon the limited data obtained To
uom Conclusions upon, that Port Royal was its
destinations; AID the SDutherncrs who were con-
vowed To Norfolk undcra fls Of truce announced
he current rumor At Old Point, which was the
foundation Of the announcement in the Norfolk
D,y Bo.k. Davis probably took the hint
Trough that paTcr'
miSka TO COMMODORE DUPONT.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1861.
SIR II is with no ordinary emotion that
10, der IN YOU and your command the heartfelt
,or .,ratulations and thanks of the Government
md the cor ,ry for the brilliant succe' achieved
At Fort 10 a..
Elf and Of Gers, have eqnallsd and surpassed
our highest rNI cctations. To you and your as
,nyiates, NJ lar tho providence OF Cod wo are
indebted for this great achievement by the
| arrest s,uad~on ever fitted out under hat flag
| VIII, v1u have 50 gallantly yndica ed, and
| vhcn ou v III bear onward to oontin ed sue
ccse.
/ On The receipt Of your dispatches announcing
the victory az Port RoyGi, the Department u
sued the inelasod gen .Tal order, which, with thi
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Bos'on, Nor 1.-THE steamship Consultation
arrived from New York this afternoon. |, .
understood that 5000 men of Gen. Buffers d.
vision will embark on boItd ot her, AMI accom-
pauy the transports "Wednesday. These troops
depart thoroughly armed with complete camp
aud field courage.
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and legal rights, and the blessings Of a Just and

and legal rights, and the blessings cra Just and
parental Government.
(Signed) Jc'TN \. DIX,
Major General Commanding.
HFApouARrERs, BALTIuoEr. N.u 49, 1861.
What effect this will produ' is rs yet mat
ter for conjecture, hut it is believed that its re-
ccpiion will I've favorable. At all events, on
Tr.sliy the force will cross the line to quarter
on he si'r.d so". Loot. Ctas. Tcnrlc Dix,
of he fo1nccnlh Ilfanlry, a,,o u,an'e. 'he oS-
pcditiCn.
TIL a.. mot M -r,i'rpt .rc.., .r.
ncl ~ G.tar G.n. p.N, .nl r.vit. .r.l
occupation ol Nr,'A4', .l Ne-.' Iu..t ..n.
tics. VI. THESE col ... i".u ,.. .. N.,.U
a. he essen s'u.. ~ VI u lNr.
was .o.mciIy W.. ... ... ... "4.i..
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active l.,c r,iyIiu,. I',. n... tv,y
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STOLEN-LINEN AND MUSLIN A.,hortl
aying purchased such goods or taken In PIE. i
having had offered 10 them, will be doing a a.
Eor by sending line 10 876H Bowery. n.
loney paid or loaned ON, will be refunded, an
)mpensaton for their trouble, In order TO identif
lie person suspected Of having taken them. 1875
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There was a large business at the Board today
and prices were unsettled and lower. Government
secu cities are toleraLly well sustained The hves Of
1914 and IA are h9E per cent. lower, Toe south
srn state AtoekA are JUL aud heavy. ---
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,I6 REwARD-LOST IN 84TH ST, ON
'IC Sunday evening the 94th inst, large fswn
llored 81. Bernard dog. The above reward will be
wen TO any one returning him 10 1911 Madison ave,
I'd no questions asked. n26 9'i2l
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Z OsT-oN SATURDAY i,

OSIzON SATURDAY knatvo of the State Ne,
rev found shape, white neck, bar 1898. On arriving
x bent iii had been broken. View Orleans to seek hi
sceve g. reward, by returning herr % g moor f,ionIos
idress " l"',' "''"
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letter, You win please c1u.c % DO rc4I 10 yor

am. sii ,s-- obedic VI rvaut,
(Si.Hrdh e. rr,N WEtLFs.
flagIOficcr SNNJLd y. Due. & mmAndiny
ROYAL. s. c.
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sndeli and nrnsou.

The arrest o + the Rebel Commissioner. Str
DELL and MASON, which intelligence reached
the city on Saturday, occasioued tho most pro
found hilarity among our citizens, mingled with
much discussion as to tho nature o. their cip
ture. The many discussions, however which
continued 10 arise upon Tho all abforhiIg topic
( were conducted with mere goel hur.or AMI j,'-
lily than hav, h"cn any oi our nA.ion'l qu,,-
/ tions for a lons pcrioi. Auc tli' " -, w,i he
/ the case, for While there opp.,r,t .u.. 1T, c't
/ reason To suppose that ticking tnu ,.0,l. & ON
undr he paw Of thr British Linimi,hti in ire
ditf. les, the fact tia, th. decd WIS t..,o, and
Handsome 5 done, and tha' We h.5 .h, .iA.urs
...L'. ,-..' our p.olr 100 ml.r .l.i f.....cr
tlu u Vas fl. th,i &C. .tu,l ar.
: nd ir, to I've very humb' il tac III
ulc about H. style Of don a.. WnKss was
". ed 20 b. 'hc hero Of tho dlg. e.. d,.a cn
hi, own account N,ry ntblo thin in sc v
.,u. uc Wy, aud Che publ 81, dotc aimed
that hi, account s.oull over s. ',n god n con-
s'pu..,'.
H.. Geo tlmiluy on aro'. ycr Of. par, 3.
be- want o. no. o.ly trn =, ar, bur
IT, y,.s,l itself, vcrc ri hi v... rt...-
uto. Tho BsU.l Gov.r.. is Is o 90
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Money ,, raalsS 10y al . per cent On e.ii Ttf-
ir the rate fr "a class collaaerals vole on nnls-
csllaneous securities h9I per cent. IL frequently
dun = wr,lpr si,v,s a 1amr. Sterling u nomi-
nsly 70 j(siisL. thous \ sone drauefs hold -
1OI ~
Tl~ S.t~ -tsterns- II again shows srgs
der. a..-., y -. "a, the refiif OF s1e
tJFH q. I'd .fi.rat kun Tie gDecis Ell 10
srra' -.'. ~ ~. e-ervr ktusunfina
g. fiIA ,,ot nm q 'BT, SOB 6gH q do
cuHt. arb eve oct dcpo ute amount "
~ o. 10 10. Increase II t3,2it,2et the circuis-
to- ~ SlI? Gi5 darepse II s1ta,2A
On ''..' 'n '.'r. 'ie y orr market ~ steady,
With D. 4. "Npr'. demand. wheat ppone q little
'u.r' "' 81 a.' qHi II Saturdays prica :. Cor.
wrs '. al r. p 81 ~ luyer. Pork was q III Nd
and uuci.au, a.
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LOST A.

2ih, Ii,ck and tan t-hHeck, and being an arrant
name Of BILLY The mi appointment as means OF
"a ny y'''''s ''' D's " IN which h. saw would soon
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t.'Uo rI ~ ~ s2k 100 Reading r.. S5H
TT 'CW l. 81 go Mich. Cen. H.. b2A
1000 IIud. lN NJ, ,lO5 on ~ = n "a, -
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d. a - Can RsiO sOI "a Gle. Col. d Gin. 9sI
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80 40 Lilo 80 200 Gle. & I'll r.. 36H
| 200 do. go ~ 800 do''''s'' JON
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rocK FLUCTUATIONS.
DEOLINLD.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
This table IA derived by eonpArison OF 'hs trAi
Board sales each day -
ADVANCED. bEoLIFhp; -.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

HEADACHE il the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation Whatever from the nat
ural state of the brain, and viewed in this light It
may be looked on as a safeguard intended to give
notice Of disease which might otherwise escape at
tention, till too late to be remedicd and its ndi-
cations should never be neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names viz: Symptomatic
and ldiopathic Symptomatc Headache is exceed
ingly common and is the precursor Of great varie-
ty of diseases, among which are Apopexy, Gout,
Rheumatism and all febrile diseases. Ia its
form it is sympathetic of diseases of the stomach
constituting sick headache, of hepatic disease
siituting bilious headache, of worms, constipation
and other disorders of the bowels as well renal
and uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart
very frequently attended with Headaches; Anaemia
and plethora also affections which frequently
occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache is also
very common being usually distinguished by the
name of nervous headache, sometimes coming
suddenly in a state Of apparently sound health and
prostratng at the mental and physical energies,
and in other instances it comes slowly, heralded
by depression Of spirit or acerbity of temper. In
most instances the pain Is in the front Of the head,
over one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found and safe rem
edy, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes,
and by its subtle power Graduating the diseases of
which Headache is the unerring index.
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arkfts.
eOsroN MARKEr. JAN. /. lsel.


ASHES---Ihc market remains without material
change The sales have been confined u small lots at
a 5 1 g. pr 10 for Pots and Pearls.
ELOIli-The market has been very hrm for tlnur
hrou ghou the week and prices 81 the low grades have
ain advanced p 50c Dbl with further sales TOT eX
port The trade continue 90 purchase moderately OF ue
high grades nominal advance Of about 20 pr Dol,
but holders having confidence in higher range OF Pm
ces are not urging sales. The late private advces from
Europe were quite favorable and exports continue on
the large scale previously noticed. Common brands
Western quite nominal Scarcely any IN the market
for several weeks, and sales could be made from -
25 pr Dbl Fancy brands have been sold at 50 p J,
closing firm the latter rate with scarcely stock Of
ferug the principal holders declining 10 sell under - 90
Superior ranges from 80 pr hol including Hehesee
Ohio and Michigan. st Louis superior brands are IN
steady demand at 81 ., the latter price for very
choice brands.
GtAiN-The demand for Corn has been fair during
The sales Of southern and Western yellow have been At
"a zoe holders asking higher prices new south
yellow, in good order at 3lc ana Ola western NIX
cd at Is 74c pr bu Oats are dull but prices remain
have been 81 39o pr bu, the latter price only foT
choice and clean lots
HOPS-First sort 25 a 30o.
PRODUCE-The market for Butter remains quite a
dull as previously noticed The Low prices have not as
yet induced buyers q operate TO any extent The sale
Of good, choice and extra New York and Vermont dai
rcs have been Is lSr fancy daires at re pr 10
Common and medium grades range from ID lic pr 10
at 10 l5c pr 10. including common aud extra The re
ccpts Of Cheese have been 52 boXsa and 10 casks Ih
demand continues moderate but prices are steady wiu
sales prices ranging from IL lie pr TO- including
common anu extra.
WOOI-The market for fleece and pulled Wool has no
varied materially since last week Holders have agaiI
conceded little in prices, and there has been rattle
more inquiry from manufacturers The sales OF the wee
have been $4,000 lbs at principally &c pr ID deehn
from the prices previous 10 our late troubles, AM
in some few instances at still further decline
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

derstanding the English language, understand y TO
just what says. However, that dtverts me rom
the question put by the Senator from Tennessee have
answered the Senator from Louisiana, and have read
the paragraph. D., ii, -,
Senator fro Tennessee the State Of Vermont in egis
,tin In reference the action OF her tribunals,
having nothing do with the United States law in re-
ard fugitive slaves but simply in relation 10 the con-
duet and directions her own tribunals In regard this
business Of retaining slaves by the act ofhe master
himself, has sad-he language to her tribunals isyou
are presume every colored man ree until the
trary appears In the South understand, they pre-
every coored to be a slave until the contrary
regard every colored fee VIC care not how he gets
here, until the contrary Is shown. say TO you Mr.
President that do not believe the people OF the state
Of Vermont their Legislature thought Of hiring
ing the United States Constitution. They did not sup
pose they had done II they tried to do ~ they
intended TO do II aud what precise version they
would give to their words merely law for their own
courts not prepared 10 say but do say that that
law like every other law Vermont, whenever ques
ton arises will receive fair construction When gem
emen say that laws have aided in the escape Of fu
pitiye saves deny Il. do believe there has been
fugitive slave in Vermont for these forty years. new
er heard Of d. not believe there has been on =
there know that fellow claimed TO be runaway
slave; but he imposier, and was not runaway
slave, and did not from extremists get public sym
patty for that only for short time Nor has our law
aided in any way 10 effect or impair the fugitive slave law
Of Congress But Mr. President whether IL has or has
not, II law il any way Inconsistent with the provisions
Of the United States Constitution the constitutional
laws Of Congress tell you II will be set aside whenever
question arises before a court VI Vermont quickly
IL would before court Of the United States. So too
Il there is anything in il which is at all inconsistent with
the Constitution, the constitutional laws uf Congress-
tell you that board Of revision will that is not
kept on the statue book-no doubt oft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04
CONSTIPATION OR cosTIvENEss.

No one of the many ills flesh is heir to- is so
prevalent, so little understood, and so much neg
lected as Costiveness. Often originating in care
lessness, or sedentary habits it is regarded as a
slight disorder of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while in reality it is the precursor and COM
panion of many of the most fatal and dangerous di
seases, and unless early eradcated it will bring the
sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the lighter
evils Of which costveness is the usual attendant
Headache, Colo, rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles
and others of like nature while long train of fright
full diseases such as Malignant Fevers, Abcesses,
Dysentary, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Apopexy, Epi-
lepsy, Paralysis Hystera, Hypochondriasis, Mel.
ancholy and insanity, first indicate their presence
in the system by this alarming symptom. Not un-
frequently the diseases named originate in Constipa
ton, but take on an independent existence unless
the cause is eradicated in early stage. From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it
ours and no person should neglect to get box of
Cephalic Pills on the first appearance of the COM
plaint as their timely will expe the insiduous
approaches of disease and destroy this dangerous
foe to human life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04
MarriaGes.

In Montpelier, on New Years Eve, 1861 by Rev y.
j. Scott Mr.. c. Z. Morse Of Montpelier aud Miss Katie
u. ID. Scott, daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
May the richest " Heavens blessings attend this union
In Rochester, Dec 3d. by Rev. Geo. s. Guernsey, Mr..
Gilman Wright and Miss Alice X. Chaffea all Of r..
In Tunbrdge. Dec 10 BY Rev J. Marsh, Mr.. Ezur
p. Howe and Miss Ann A. Chorch, both u.
In Waterbury, 10Th Nov. Mr.. George II. Hastings Of
Moretown, and Miss Almina A. Shepherd, Of W.
In Newbuty. Dec. Is, Mr. Charles s. johnson Of Bos-
ton and Miss Chloe Il. Prouty, Of Newhury
In Middescx on the oath ult NJ Marvin j. Hail. Of
Middlcsex, aud Mrs. Mary X. Tempeton, Of East Mont
pelict.
In Montpelier At the Pavilion, the l0h ult, Mr..
Hiram G. Cobb, aud Miss Cynthia r. Woodward, both
" Woods ock.
In Montpelier, at BtrnhAms Hotel, the 25th ut,
Mr.. Moses H. Howard, Of Berlin, and Miss Ann T.. Bar
lows Of Lisbon, n. H.
In Thrtford on the Path ult, MI Alvah {. A. Hunt
ig Of Georgia. aud Miss Jennie S. Otis, Of Canada 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHGNGToN, Jan. 2.
A new Collector for Charlestown, in place
of Mr. Colcott, the secessionist who has en-
listed under the State authorities, will be
nominated to-day by Buchanan.
Mai. Anderson informs the President that
he can defend simself against the whole oil
South Carolina. The President exhibits a
determination not to be inundated or coerc-
ed by the insurgents, and has given the acting
Secretary of War authority to take any and
all the measures necessary to protect the in
terests of the Union, and the Secretary will
attend promptly to the discharge Of this duty.
1t is currently reported that forces are or
ganizing at the South for an armed attack on
the City of Washington.
Mr. Cameron Of Penn. has accepted the
appointment of Secretary of the Treasury un-
der Mr. Lincoln's administration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

New LAW FiRM.--By reference TO our
advertising columns it will be seen that G. j.
Gleason, Esq, who has been employed in I.
p. Redfed's law office, for the past two or
three years, has entered into partnership with
Mr. Redfeld, and hereafter the business of
the Office will be done under the firm Of Red
field a. Gleason. Mr. Redfeld is one of the
ablest lawyers in the State and Mr.. Gleason
though young, is an enterprising and well
read lawyer, and bids fair to take high rank
in the profession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

FoR SoRE THRoAr-Ilunnewell Universal Cough
Remedy has proved itself perfect remedy for this trou
blesome complaint result every might expect, and
every win experience by trial 1t Is pleasant in
application, and soothing TO the inhamed throat that its
effect is almost nstantan There is probably no
greater error committed than that Of not attending TO
complaints Of this kind early stages Of attack pro-
badly Of consumption are produced BY the
neglect OF Throat Complaints than any other. Being
free Of all oomponents disturb the most delicate
sttutions have asked in confidence, trial As the
Universal Cough Remedy and its astonishing results are
by developments in medicine, may ask all to be
sure and get the genuine insure sold BY all
respectable dealers. See Advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04
READ THIS !

SHBLHYyGLLB Cienn.,l Oct. lb, 1888.
Messrs Perry Davis a Son ;-srs-Gratitude TO you
and duty suffering humanity require that should
make known the benefit have derived from the use Of
your truly valuable Pain Killer and by seeing this, any
sufferer will be induced. give q trial aud be
healed, shall be compensated thousand fold
In June loj1, after protfncicd Illness Of several
months, severely attacked with dfowsncss, vertigo.
dmness OF sight, aud loss Of appetite accompanied by
fever, difficulty Of breathing etc. My physician pro-
nounced my pneumonia bordering the first stage
OF consumption and after exhaustng his skill declared
positively that had the consumption, that he could do
nothing for me- and that must die However, he adys-
ed me 10 Is the best thing l could do
which / did with no effect. | then made use Of .
which proved inefficient
By this time my symptoms pain in the head, morn
ing evening, and during the night darling pain through
the chest burning in the palms Of the hands, quick pulse
night diulty Of breathing etc, when fortunately
got hold Of the Peoples Pamphlet in which saw the
Of Messrs Blnn, Cone and Others which induced
try Perry Davis VegetabePain Killer and strange
it may appear, derived benefit from the Of
twenty five bottle than had done from an 9th
er medicines have used four bottles of the Pain Killer,
and hearty and enjoy better health than have here
tofore done for number Of year.
"a GUsTAVUs A. CRLOY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

A LARGE HEGFER.-Mr. Cyrus Stoddard
of East Montpelier. killed heilor only one
year and eight months old, the fore part of
Dec. weighing, 66l pounds Fifty-fve
pounds of rough tallow were taken from her.
who beats Repository.
to Il to receive tho beuediction and graf
itude Of the ladies' makes male humanity rest
content and satisfied, how eminently happy
must those two men be who constitute the
firm of w. L. Hagan a. Co. They have
made their hair bright and glossy. their faces
clear and their teeth white and clean, or rath-
err furnished the articles which accomplish all
this. Grey and bald heads are beginning TO
be unknown, for Helms treets Restorative
cures both. Faces covered all over with PIN
Piles, blotches and sores are not as common as
they were we do wish there was not one,
however, for the Magnolia Balm has cleared
them, and we see many laughing mouth
which shows pearly teeth, made so by the use
of Royce 81 Esterly's Dentfrice. This last
article is without doubt the best Tooth
Powder manufactured.
An toho suffer from coughs, colds, bronohi-
tbs, Group, whooping cough, and the most to
be dreaded Of ALL consumption. can find sure
relief in DR.. Wistars Bqlsam CT Wild Cher
~. which always cures where other remedies
e.;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-04

OVER EXCITEMENT and the mental care and anx-
iety incident to close attention to business study,
are among the numerous causes of Nervous Head
ache. The disordered state of mind and body in
cident to this distressing complaint is fatal blow
to all energy and ambition Sufferers by this dis
order can always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using one the Cephac pills
wheneve. the symptoms appear. 1t quiets the over
tasked brain, and soothes the strained and jarring
nerves, and reiaxes the tension of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggravates the dis
ordered condition OF the brain.