Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08

part OF Gen. Fremont in directing the neces-
sarY means for putting into aud maintaining
IN the field the forces under his command"
GENERAL OPINION or FREMONT.
The opinion entertained by gentlemen Of
position and intellg nee, who have ap.
proaohed and observed him, is that he is
more fond Of the pomp than Of the stern
realities Of waf-that his mind is incapable of
liked attention or strong concentration-that
by his Encouragement Of affairs since his ar
rival in Missouri the State is almost lost /;
and that If be is continued in command the
worst results may be anticipated. This is
the concurrent testimony Of large number
OF the most intelligent men in Missouri.
MAssAoHusETTs ELEcrIoN.---Gov. An
drew Rep, is PROFESSIONALLY reelected
Hooper Rep is elected to Congress in place
of Appleton resigned
WEEKS MAotc CourouND.-W would
call the attention to the advertisement Of
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it as a truly valuable remedy. Try it.
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Concord, n. H., has published a convenient
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Homeopathic Domestic Physician and travel
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to We renewedly commend Torreys His
tory Of the southern rebellion AS the best
publication on the subject Fred. Gerhard,
agent box iooi, New York city.
PLAISrIELD. Nov. 3rd. 1861.
The patriotic citizens Of Plaiufeld and yicini-
" whose home interests prevented them from
enlis,ing into actual service, met Saturday.
Oct 26, 1861, and organized a company Of
home guards and made choice Of the following
officers
Captain Jos. Lane, Jr; LIST Lieut. Ezra II
BuFnham 2nd Lieut.. Levi T. Mallory; En-
sign A. H. Powers Clerk H. c. Lane
sergeants--lst A. c. Lumbard, 2nd c. T.
Cutler, 3rd WIN. Martin, 4th A. Rich, 5th
Joseph Bartlett.
Corporals-lst d. Norcross. 2nd L. d.
Mallory, 3rd +. McCrillis, 4th Chas Buxton,
5th J. II. Downs, 9th Carlton Noodcock,
7'h Oliver Richards, sth James Clark,
w,sg1~crcV co,,>rv
TEACuFRS SS0CiATToNl
The Annual Meeting Of the Washington
County Teachers Association will be held on
Friday and Saturday, Nov. rs and Il, 1861,
at Middicscx. ~.
The Superintendent the Common Schools
are requested 20 extend notice in their respec.
tive iowa.
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SATURDAY,
Be-, Me,to5 OF Co3e,.1g irci,,io DISCUSSION i"'
D.,n..op-sboado h'r Studies ,'G than those required
by Law be % roducsd igt' oar Common Schools Is
B3uo,' Montneli,r ''''' 70
The suaeriuteDdcu,s Tea hers and Friends Of Educa-
anon s,S @,sa 70 a,'s AZ. 's s.0"' Of the Association"
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". O.. HOPKINS
Barre Oct 80 1851
The Legislature is doggedly opposed TO
the dog bill II has been logged out of the
House for three or four successive years.
Herald
Tup VrR,,,,sr Re-c,ny --Gcr Smith has
bocr co,,,,is.;on.1 NJ Gorerai and Lon
tenant cal AZ. "A r Rroots of Cen Nc
tlellan.s .,sf tstes command oC,ho Vor,,on,
Brigade In is understood that the bovs do
not object 10 the change. Lieutenant Havi-
land of Go. G. Sd regiment. has resigned on
account of Ill health, and Lieutenant Noyes
of the same Company has been promoted and
is now acting assistant Adjutant General TO
Gen Brooks ie7oHidH.
~ The Sto,o of " All w Colbprn
in Pomret with its content. was consumed
h., e,o on The oyeni,g If m, 26tb mir Loss
80 ono In.nrarcs n thc Vero,ort Mntnai
C,r 81 600
~ Mr., janus Norton an ora ana respect
ed resident oil bennington u'eu OF apPoPleAy
on the ON ul' ne was the senior "enoer
OF the nrm Oh D. H. norton Co. III the
stone ware ManulacloIy,
The Tribune publisbes list of officers of