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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22
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10 THE
VERMONT WATCHMAN a. JOURNAL.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Nov. 10.


day. One hundred and fifty prisoners were
taken and the wagons recovered.
special dispatch to the ST. Louis Demo
cr1t says the old terrors have settled down on
the counties Of the southeast since the retro
gadc movement Of our army, and refugees are
beginning TO arrive again, driven to this county
by fear Of being taken prisoners by the rebels,
who are reported to be again advancing
Mr. Granelly, member Of the State Con-
veution, arrived here last night from Spring
Geld, which place he left on Friday last He
says q body Of 5000 Of Gen. Prices cavalry
have made their appearance at Sarcoxie, and
iouglng parties followed up the track of our
reccding army, plundering Union citizens,
aud renewing with IMMUNITY every species of
outrage. Tie passed a train Of emigrant
wagons a mile lorg, containing Union refu-
gees. Another train of so wagons arrived
hero to-day. Five prisoners we're brought
ia to-day from Galloway County, the first
fruits @ an expedition which was sent to
that county yesterday. These prisoners
were charged with repeated outrages on I'M
ion men.
KANSAS CRY, Mo. Nov. 30.
Capt Burchard, with twenty-four men Of
Col. Jcnnisons regiment, attacked Capt
Hayes with one hundred and fifty men. al, his
place of residence to-day and succeeded in
driving hiu away. burning his house and
tH1t nf another man named Gregg. also a
Captain boz Che rebel army. Capt Burchard
was slightly wounded The rebels had O
use number killed and wounded
BALTIMORE, Nov. 90.
Information received at headquarters this
evening from Accomac county. Va, announces
the iisbandiug NJ about 5000 rebel troops
who had been enclmped near Drummondton.
AS 'he expedition advanced the rebel flags
disappear, J. and the Union citizens hoisted
their l4Es, which bad hitherto been concealed.
lhe proclamation of Gen. Dix was scat
tared through The country. and when received
iH 'te camp where che Union men had been
drtted, aud forced into the rebel service, they
rsHa. ei, and the commanding officers we're
compelled Co disbind their whole forces. The
-eacssionists stated that tLo Union forces
coming against hem were so great thas they
Thought 80 Jolly io resist, aud the Union men
m them with hearty cheers and the greatest
enthusiasm. a. tir as The expedition had
progressed There "as evidence that large
majority NJ the people were opposed 90 scccs-
a.1 and 'ae troops were hailed as their de-
lueras from 'rrauy and oppression. Tho
p.p.o gro suffering for many of the necessa-
d.. ~ lI'a, aul rejoicing at the prospect af
au stly restoration Cd their trade and CONE
ms with Philadelphia. on which they de-
raleI 'or He.r livelihood.
iaffmttoo received from northampton
c1nn.y warrants The belief that the rebels
m.o 0ila. disband They have destroy
cd bridges e1d eiled trees across the roads
Th proclamation has given boiioess 90 the
J1.1u meuand satisfaction TO the people gem
cr4IY. All vino arc mot loyal viii be dis
mr..si. Union men who bad lied into Mary
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EARM AND STOCK FOR SALE. The

EARM AND STOCK FOR SALE. The
l. HAYWARD YARN, 80 called, in Berlin, con-
tanning 63 acres Of land with suitable farm buildings.
Said farm il situated the west side OF ne onu Us
ali ,c,d h.s some choice fuit trees and about 200
.u,,.r t,ee. and Is in good state Of Improvement
Also roR s,LB, COWS, bay horse, mare ana colt
hogs aud calf together WIN nay oats corn p''a'es'
The above property will be sold at public aclon on the
,,enses ON the 29h day Of November, 1851 at 10 o.
nri,ate sale For further particulars inquire ~
fJywtoov29l ANSON DAVIS.
NoNrrELiKu Nov 10, 1851.
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pLAINFIELD POST OFFICE.

Iherebv give notice that am prepared to exchange
starnp. OF the new STYLE for equivalent amount o. he
old issue during period Of six days from the date OF this
notice. and the latter will not thereAtte. DC receive" "
navmsnt az postane on letters sent f'om this office,
ID. MOULD, 7. NJ,
PlAiu6eld. Nov 10, 1851. tnosli6dsl
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STEAM WEEKLY
~ -rr ~ ---BETwEEN--
80 sasss NEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Landing aud euibarking Passengers at QuBENsrowS,
(lrclandl The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dcspachng their full power
ed Chdc-buiit Iron Steamships as follows
CITY or NEW YORK, SATURDAY. Nou. lG.
EDfNBrRGH Saturday, Nou. %
CITI or WASHINGTON, Saturday, Noe. 30.
and every Saturday from Pier a. North River
RATES PASSAGE;
FIRST CABIN, S75 90 SlEERAGE, 5000
do. to London, 5000 do. 10 London, 80 90
do. 20 Paris. $500 do. 60 Paris 3S 90
DO 10 Hamburg So Oh do. % Hamburg, IS 90
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &C. az equally low rates.
U-Persons wishing to bring their friends buy
tickets here At the following rates New York From
Liverpool Queenstown LIST CABIN, S55 So and Sos
stccragc from Liverpool $40 90. From Queenstown
5000.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons They
built la Waietght Iron Sectons and have Patent Fire
AnnihiAtors board.
For further information apply Ia Liverpool IN VIM
lNMAN, Agent, % Water Street; ia Glasgow TO WIN.
lNMAN ST. Enoch Square in Quoenstowu TO C.
W. d. SEYMOUR 4 CO in London to EWES
MACY, 81 King William st. in Paris 10 J ULES
DECOUE, Place de Ia Bourse in Philadelphia to
JOHN G DALE, Ill Walnut Street OF at the Com
pAny Oifoes. JOHN q. DALE agent,
$3.50 10 Broadoay, N. Y.
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Deaths

In Nontpeicr, Nav 10 Of consumption, Miss DruseiA
sha,,ha' AGED rs years aud 10 months
~ 'WSesnnRton Oct 2S Mr. Elias c. button, aged
In Uardsirk sepi rs. Mrs Amelia Smith. II wife Of
Dr. Asfnn smith, and youngest daughter Of ne hes'
Cv, rian Strong. D. d Of Chatham, tno~ for'ahu'
Counl , 90
Ia Orange. Nov. l6, Reuben white Esq, AGED 70
years. ma n,.hois .s.d 81
years.
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S587a5 08

Total. S56795 %
Your Committee made investigation to
see if money had been drawn out Of the
Treasury in advance to its being requir-
ed to make payment, and found that it had
not, but that bills of any considerable a.
mount were for the most part paid by war
rant drawn at the time of their settlement
for the specific amount required.
Your Committee would acknowledge
their indebtedness to Ex-Governor Fair
banks for the facilities and aid which he
has Afforded them in prosecuting their
prolonged investigation, aud for the pa
tence with which he has submitted to
their frequent questionings.
All which is respectfully submitted.
Il. ID. SELDEN,
for Committee.
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Hy Inc fOuTt - . ,,nn,,,,r TI
1915 Attest. 1, X, Mhhhllhs SuuRe'


III EN- RY N n a II y q y
The snbseriber. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the D.iric " Washington,
commissioners, receive examine aud adjust all claims
and demands of all persons, against the estate Of Henry
NJ Nash late II Duxbufy 10 said district deceased rep
resented insoyeu and the OF sS months nom the
"a day Of November 1881 heng allowed by said court 70
the creditors Of said deceAsed 20 exhibit and prove thei
ref pecuye claims before Give notice, mat we w
attend 10 the duties Of appointment AZ me dweng
house Of Lneiea l.. Nash in Duxbufy n said district
on Inc hind la, d December and second Tuesday Of May
next al 10 o'clock in the forenoon each Of said days
A. n. ATHRRTON, ! commi.sion,r..
NC. CANEhDN, ! N'"'
Duxbury, Nav. An. A. d. 1861, 1870
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VERMONT WATCaNly 1 STATE JOURNAL.
VOLUME FIFTY-sIx.
BY E. p. WALTON.


table, for the future, to old friends and new ones
While through the depression Of business in the
past year the most profitable part of the paper to
the publisher-we mean the advertisnp-has suf
Tered, we have nevertheless incurred an increased
expense IN promptly procuring and publishing the
news of the day, and we have had gratifying eyi-
dencc, in steadily increasing subscription list.
that we have rendered acceptable service. We
shall endeayor to merit a continuance Of this a-
vor, by as full accounts as our limits will adj
init OF the stirring news of the day. including ar
my and Washington correspondence.
TERMS.
Single subscriptions or less than ten. 81 80 in
advance clubs of ten copies to one address, sI2:
aud of twenty copies OR more to one address, 81
copy per year, payable iu advance.
a. NEW Clrns, or old ones rcorganized to
commence with the newyear should send their orr
dcrs on or before the 9th of December
WALTONS DAILY JOURNAL
TEHNs.-sIoO year; 81, 900 fort three months.
j.. r. WALTON
MoSrrmwn, Nov. 10, 1851
WALTON'S VERMONT REGISTER
FOR ls62
The roErY-FHrH number OF Waltons Vermont
Register IS in press and win Dee issued shortly.
The number will contain che population of every
town, according TO the census of 1860 WIN nr
LATEST CORRECTIONS FROM TINE CENSUS Brur,r.
No other Register will be printed in the STATE
this year.
T-Order. should be sent Immediately to
s. NJ. WALTON.
Montpchcr VT
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BENONI HAsKINs' ESTATE.

BkNONI HASkINS' ESTATE,
- IA TIE OF V f. X NJ o n I =,
~ Washington District, IS,
In Probate Court holden Montpelier, within and for
said district on the 29,h day Of October A. u. 1881
Preston Haskns executor Of the last will and esia
ment Of Beno Haskina late Of Marshded, in said dis
tric deoeased presents his adminisraon account for
settement and ma kes application for decree Of dslri
button of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered by said court that all persons
interested In said estate notified appear session
Of slid court 10 be held the Probate Office, Ia Mont
peler Aforesaid on the 26th day Of November A. D. 1851
and show cause II any they may have why said account
should not be allowed and such decree madei and
urth ordered that such notice be given 20 interested,
by the publication Of this order 10 the W Waterman
STATE Journal printed Montpelier, three weeks sue
cessiyely, before said time appointed for hearing
BY order Of court.
1878 Attest, 7 II. MERRILL Judge
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AegaI Autirrs.

LNNECUTOR'S SALE - In pursuance of
license granted by Probate Court the following
real belonging the estate OF jacob Bennett late
Of Marhded, decreased will be sold At public auction At
the residence Of the Widow Bennett, in Marshteld VIII
lage on the first Monday Of February next, unless pre-
yuusy disposed Of at private sale, tovit undivided
half Of the grstml lately occupied by said Bennett al
one oners shop aud machinery, about three Of
meadow land, two dwelling houses and land and out
buildings thereunto belonVing
1911 ANDREW ENGLISH, Executor.
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JOSEPH A. WHEATON'S ESTATE.

JO'Fi II n w II bA Wv % 10 n ~
- T A I L OF V T. r VI o n 7
- Washington District, IS,
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and
for said di,rc the Sih day Of November A. d. 1861.
David French I'd administrator the estate Of Joseph
A. Wheaton late Of Barre in said district deceased pre-
his administration account for settlement whereup-
on ordered the be referred the 4th day Of
December next at the Probate office In said Montpelier.
for animation and allowance aud that all concerned
be notified hereof by the publication Of this oder in the
Vermont Watchman State Journal, printed at Mont
peirr three weeks successfully may be- that
they may appear, at said time and place, andf they see
cause, object thereto.
By order Of court.
7476 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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A GARD.

Whereas there is a report in circulation,
that | am connected with the speculation"
of the late State Treasurer, and that all or a
portion Of the defacation went or was used
for my benefit. | hereby deny any knowledge
Of the defalcation up to the time of its being
known to the authorities of the State, and
never had a dollar of the money, and was
never concerned in any speculation with the
late Treasurer ! enqured Of one Of the
Hon. Committee if they found any evidence
duplicating me, and was assured they found
none. | would not have referred to this sub
ject thus publicly, but Tor the TACT
that the Hon. John Lyndc few days
since told one Of my townsmen that he and
others understood the report Of the Commit
tee duplicating me- | do not so UNDER
stand the report Amy person can easily as
certain by euquiring Of the committee, who
will do me justice in that particular
HEMAN CARPENTER.
NprtbGoi1 Nnv IgtL 1891
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CHARLES O. EAsTMAN's ESTATE.

CHARLES @. EASTMANS ESTATE.
- + At T. OF V T. K M q I
- Washington District,
w Probate Court, holden a. Montpelier, in and Tor said
district on the 2gh day II October, d. 1861 Charles
Reed and T. rhurston administrators On the estate Of
Charles o. Eastman, late Of Montpelier, 10 said district
decreased me Ike application said tnun fir extension
Of the time heretofore allowed them pas the debts due
from said estate aud TO render their administration ac
count until future day Whcreupon IL is ordered
by said court that said application be hetrd At the FRO
bate office ia Montpelier, the 20 DAY Of November
A. 1861 and Il Is further ordered that hotet DC gwen
10 all persons concerned by the publication Of ms order
IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, pnted al
Montpelier three weeks suecossiyey before said hearing
BY the court. .,,,
7g.75 Attest. 4. Il. MkHhlll, Judge
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PASSENGERS For EUROPE.

10y order uf The Secretary ufSiac all passengers lcav
ing the United States required 10 procure Passports
before going on GARD the steamer
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
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/ lBERATlON.-This to certify that have
4 this day given my son Leander Perry. his time
during the remainder Of his minority. therefore shall
claim Of his wages pay any debts OF his con-
tracing after this date.
HEMAN @. PERRY.
Fat U.,re Nov 10 1851 74.Tg
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9th regiment, Io,O40 UU
Passumpsic Bank (uudrawn bal
ance Of deposit), 81
Cash ON hand, $50 IL
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"The limits assigned to the operations oil
war against ambassadors by writer's on pub
lie law are, that the belligerent may exercise
his right of war against them wherever the
character of hostility exists. he may stop
the Ep,bassador Of his enemy on has passage
but when he has arrived in the neutral coun-
try. and takes on himself the functions OF his
office. and has been admitted in his represen-
tatiye character, he becomes a sort of middle
man. entitled to peculiar privileges, as set a.
part for the preservation of the relations OF
amity aud peace, in maintaining which all ma
uons are in some degree interested.
An apology may be made for stopping a
British vessel. and our commander may be
dismissed-to a better place. Great Britain
has given us an example of just such an APPEL
| ogy
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Markrts
BOSTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, November IL, 1861.
ASHES. PRODUCE.
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Sefanmtmatbumaem.

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Z. H. GRAVES,
9pule unO Sisn paintsr ano @laSsr
Straet, spilbsn Srsae> uab 9ret,
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S1e IN bite DtlhRftSiptiss tinIblaotnN, S,e,i,,r
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5rani Staubt,

W.T. = IN u {,
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BUTTS.

I'm &NOIitOntf trtmaefAt6t
YIN Sur5r Ucm 9fOate Nliifdppi unO .iu
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ter Inesr'm ir!asntts 8tIrra6
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Saafrt: SD btntr 7.
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gant'r; SD btnts $500.
'SHoIanStr; Disfts piSsn $4,000. sH,s
Sare' elm srTBts, FAIRIES Sfcrb solftng
ganttt: SD etnts, ttpa 500.
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RAnuFactu:tr rpn italieniIhen une amerifani-
iatn NfarmUr- 1tUnum'uttn, 9eibcuteinen i.rrr
Hrt HaD aIlsr in ririss Wsihaft sinl6laatuptr
Arbttem.
Gflinltr., Jpildtn Der 5ten unc 6trn.
Dtsint ffrcunbe unb &anSeeu nb t:sun6lilt .ndeIa-
ben, mtint srratbisCn arbttn, auf haS @tibmadyrue
IL italituHtn uno ameritanil1tn Mariner ausaeflbrt
II %ussnibetn ~ ncbmcn uno elmer pruune iu unrrtr-
zen, she tic aEeerpat etrartae Sttelunaen MAIDEN ba M
abtriust bin eab t msne sshrteR Runptn ebcn 10 aut
unb tiiatr bsitRcr fam, ale sne Elm aneitr abr8n
U bleitdsr Staet. Oani trltkEnit Sacpb @inccnL