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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29
STATE OF MAINE.

OtToED, s-At the sopr,~~ Jai.ci.l Coo't he +.
goa snd h1ltrn a. psn., within aud lot .sid
Coaniy 1T ONiuTd, Oa the .-cOad Tuesday OF
MaHh 4. ID is6l-
UIs,a the f,r,gsiag libel Il !. Ode 81. that the
said Mar, ~. SAITH c.u.e the saii Joha -ainh
D., toll noli6ed Of the p-aisaey 81 thu. libel, b.
puhl,,h,ug an a,tr.,cj cop Of said lt-l anc thu.
orist Of cUuu therraa, three weeks spooe.slSsly
ia the O>lofi D,mOcrai, nesspaPe' pSiatei "a
Pans, "a ..,d COsaiy Of O,iord, the las, Pabl'es'
ten 10 b. fOa'leea d.y. at East before the ae>l
term 81 the supou,- Jad,-isl Court. to be holden
at AUbara, 10 oaT Coaaty of Aadro-cosg'n. ou
The hath rO--ias II April ssSt, that he ma,
thea, AMI there. IN aid Coart spp.sf. sni she's
cause, q ssy he have, ~h, ia. prayer oi said libe
shOald net he grated.
sue.t. SIDNEY PERiIAM. CicIk.
A tTBe copy u L,b.l aad Order u Coat thereon
Attest; SIDNEY fERIiAN. C.,k.
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Shell lime |, very superior to stone
lime for agricultural purposes. as 1t contain.
considerable phosphorus. Wherever !, can
be obtained, Il should always be preferred
By farmers.
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Real Estate For Sale.
TWO FARMS IN BYRON.

ONE in that part Of s,id town known az i" Hop
" CiIy," containing two hundSed srrs, With
forty aces Of good ln'er,al-ihe remainder pas
tarsge AMI wo1dland-cu's from twenty TO thirty
ion. Of hav. The place hs. q set Of farm bold.
ing. not many times rSc-lled in Oxford County.
IL !. kao~n as the George ID. Au.tin farm.
The o,her--a cheap 6rm, with convenient
builiings, about twenty acres of interval and
eighty acre, OF ps.turase aud WOODLAND. cuts ten
toas Of hay-kno~n ss the Gitrea'e harm. -,
Aiso--the mills 10 cru, known as"Wofme','
Mills, "ineludin. convenient baildns and thre,h'
ing machine. with water privilege. Also the
old Saw Mill. with the ptiviiege-'ae'ad,ns ieu
acre. ofland. Al Of which desire To sell upo"
liberal terms.
Inquire Of william Thomas. John II. Ellis,
and R.ul.a Richnaal Tor farms Ia Byroa-o
TiIdea J. House for mills On Peru.
e. q. HARLOW.
Canton, June 20. 1850
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7, mr.. bls The Justice. Il the Sgyrms
Ju'ir,1i Cont u,v 60 T. hnli.a a. AubJ'u,
~ttl.u ard iof the Coan', ~ ApIfo.,,g.ta. Us
ihs lHtfh rur.d4s 4 Apul. \. u. lsei.
NJ Any N. SMITH, 81 Aula8ra "a saI Coua.
vi a. ID t1jruscugg ,n v,is o. John Su'th. j..
ipHrytl uf EsadhsiI IN ths Cuuni, ct keuasbrc
aai ~ n >sn F,suci.co, 10 The State Of Cab
f,fuis fs.psstiai, hhsl. sai g,Svs this hoaofsbls
Cu.r ie h. inf,ftnrl that she ~as l-siully mar.
t.i 60 the .i,1 Joha >m,th j.. At Alaa, "a the
state, oa tie t~rntsth dsy IL nsysmlscf, in The
var q ouf Load uns thusssnd eight hunjf~d and
thirt, s,,,n, sai has haI b, hem tire. ch,lii.n
tss IL Whum ste miaou thU Nout lh-'.'Ht
.,ur- thris ,atstmaftsgv ha. alss,. b~ha'rd
hrr.rIi ~ q Gtuhtfl. sht.tr. sai afrc 't'n,v si~
tu~lri. tS~ .,ii John >uih j.; bat that The
.ltt Juhn SAITH, J., ~h,iN rrgtr,llsss Il be-
nttr r-, owe, nt sol iut,. b, eNcr.si's ds,as-
cog, -.lailug sud t.l~as.., .psut Hi'.t u' hs
lfs- estate. .ul sNfztsri hf. ST ani 'atl'i"u
o. ssut that tu the tranlh IT Nsfrh, I. u. l~j6.
be-, ths .std Juhn : nth j.. atsanipard he. s,id
Wu- sol ghitlfsn sRd We, a. ihs state e Cali
E,n,s. ~h-,. he he s,~r .,ars fr,ns,scd. add
shv,y. .. Npur ht@ii,aI 3. ,nsuBe,i ani b-hs'e,,
D. sul hvss sn abanllasd lie; that since he
vent tn Cablatuia h. IA. nsyst isSn,.hei Nuaf
ds.ani Nth aHy means Il sHppau; that b,
te.,-Hu .i the saii iutsruaU,lg- III -s'i John
~uFh, Jr. he. ryyriy,i p@f-lnal estate O. the
stI IHt ur salur 90 thrr. thuuss,d dnHars ~h,'h
sr -Ivlt Lssrc le1,tus The STATE ~ ailr,saii,
thatth- sa,t J.hl ~la,fh, j. d. seized ,n lee in
Lt- u~h trah, 81 a valuable Tval estate, situate
Wfhlu ih.. state, snl oWas sni has large sni
valuable psfslnd estate, O. Mt. Of thr Nain- at
scVeB ihluaBl aDiI,r,. Nhrtstptc ,1uf hlsl.
hnt pf4,s 90 ht saI justice, add that .hr may be-
diNufcrd from the bihi. oi mstrinony bctSe-n
her anil h-r sai ha.haai. believing that
81 w.ali l.. rv.-snsbi- asi pTuP-T. conducive o.
,hss-stic hsunons, ani COnsistsnt With the pace
ISL u.ss.bty of -"c,-tN; that .um 81 s'a"cH
~Jual an Nahe % the sholc oi the psr.onsl estate
Nh',h the said Joha saith. j.. received by aid
inisfnauisge, nav BE- a.s'gssd To h"r. br her
o~n use. snl that r,a.la b- slim0nS oui Il IA.
estate NAV al.o be grated 10 her; aad ih,t the
ca.tady and stuc.t,oa u the two ninor ch,ldr.n
aiot-.4ii, nsurly. Flea . smith anil JOhn W Z.
smith, ~ sccoant ~ the,I tender yssr-, may IL
caai'urtt.j .si ,ntru.,.i to her; and "a duty
bsaai ~iii syet pray. MARY IL. SMITH.
Asbssa. March y, I>oi.
kECokp 4 LuCE, ATTORNEYS.
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vA single bottle Of sPALDlNGs PREPAR.
Ed GLUE ~,i save ten times u. co.t snasaily.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE THE PIECES,
ECONOMY, Di'ps,eh'
"a Such ~ TIN, ss.es Ns"
A. accident. ~ill hsppen. even ~ the hest req.
us,.d "a mii,.., Il !. sery de. rsble to have some
cheap sad ooas.niani way Tor repairing iarni'a"'
toys, crockery, &c.
spALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
meets an such emergencies, and no household
eau aGssd ts he ~nhoo, u. IL 10 always ready
and ~ ts the .icking paint.
I" USEFUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
n. IA bush accompanies each oitle.-
Price, p eea,s. Address,
HENRY &. sPALDiNG,
No. ~ Cedar ST., New.york.
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CAUTION.

A. certain u,priae pled persons are attempting
10 palm Of on the uu.u.pseting public. limitations
Of IN, prepared Glue. I would caution all peisoa'
To examine before purchasing, and see that the
fall uame,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
10 on the outside wrappers all others are swim
ding eounisrteits.
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LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMeo.
PATHIC REMEDIES

p,,,. ~ singis nase.-eer's
49,, x,.... r.,s..sirn All Indsmma
,inn"Iis,, Pa. Rs.sis..ns.s .......... IS
. So. 49,, t,ayar Worm Cole, Nhfa.
~. trs-,i,s - ....... ..... Is
+. 60. crlic T..tiin. Cfying, AL Wac
a. o,,.,b al Tssblsns.s =
49,, .............. Is
60. ri.,,hea =, Clilirsn % Alults
$50. i1fsnla,a' as s-ls.snsF csuIlairi. .
Z. &C.. py.entsry or bloody fluh.
e-Onrss 60. p,.lsu. cilis' FsH byssbisry .;
60. ,.,oI.ya Choi.fs Nafbs. Nsu.~s,
e-eur,,y s.i,isg A,shmatis nfssulnE ...... =
80 ,,.,,h. C.li. Hsar.sns.s, Bron.
W.. IsSpsass. art rsFs nroH ..... .
a 60. Troo,hachs. Tscssrhs, Nrrrlus
- Ss,,,IIs api n n1l'rruN oil. =
,f..i..h.. 81 Hsaiashs.,
s-Svros - ~ g''.-i ., De Head ..... .
. 's ',,N..-.,.,s.t. w..k Act 90 De-
-, $500 Con.dpaiian, Liver
rt.,., ............ =
=, Co. s,,,n,....i Men.es, % SANITY,
=, p,ta'is, C,-,s $500. .......... :
. 60. ,..,.,,,,,hc. or Whites. Rsahnf
~ - r., ,.ss Nsu.s. ...., ...... 2
a c.. conn II.sr.s Cruupy Cart,
n'F-,h al Orpsc-si Rfssiiins pol. y
.fs,,c, salt Rheum. crus'J frul'ion', -.
Iss.ir-i,s EfaN lls.i nafhsf's W.. :
,,cs,,e, Rh.unatisu, rain, tas''ss-a - q,
s,r,osss IN ~ Cls-i, n.ek, ste, ~ l!n'- y
a. &c.. Pever and Ague. trisTuNfTi
-, mn A.. OF InVstsfais Ago. z
- F,,,... pU.. Irfagfaf % TsfafTaf MI "A -
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% PERSONS our or EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED.

II ,r"y Csssy sfh' U,I'i &S".
rI,O ,usase IN the .alc 81 .oms Il the he, and
moot essntl, ,liu ip'sd No'I' rabl,'hei.
Der publications ate 81 the mnst interesting
character. adapted 4. he ~anis 4 ibe Is'm.f.
Msshnnic and Merchant; The, st' pssi'sh'l ~
III. l.~.t .t,l- .ad tnuai IN The n-.t Substantial
u,,ans,, An. 49,, uuttb, q place IA the L,btap oi
r,st, hau.,hold ~ thc .snd.
go non II ~aictp'i.e aud Industrious h,b-
a.. thi. business odsts sn opportunity iot profit
able smpl1, unsni seldom a. bs net With.
psf.uns dssifin. o. act a. agehis vii t'rri'c
prompt, b., mail fall particulars, ir.'.., Sc. by
Addressing LEARl GEII 4 Go. rul-.,
- NJ. go Nofth 81 -, fhilsi' h,a
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDIN G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
VIII eoa,iOc, al -ho .udrr from
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IL wirmiS THEIR REACH
A, t,... i,.h-s.,aI. 49,, s.,siiH,dty w. Spsi.
L.., ti., sfr'd s.Ss"nsssti' p'ssf # h'
,Ssasy sfiL.rsiy ',,r-i,ss ''-"ay.
Ns.oa,il+. Coaa.. Feb. 5. issi.
VIZ. spat.aE.
~u3
I Aa,, tired ,our Ccphslic rill.. snd I hi'
fl.a % S,H that san, .oa 10 .esd ne to dot.
. lar. ~pTh mote.
/ Pat o(the.. ate fot III. p.ishlor.. TO ~hom I
gave lev ofihs s'.i hrs ! GOT fro'a 700.
s,nd the Pill. by ms,l. ADD 'ld'Ec
JAMES kENNEDY.
IIs,sr5ri. Pa, Feb. 6. 1891.
VI. spallins.
>,r'
/ Iwi.h ,ou o. send me oae more 10, ~ yoat
C.ph.Lc Pill. Asr, rrs'r'd E''Gi d'ai y
yopr. respectfully.
MARY AM srOikllOusE.
spwcs Ct-.l, iIua,ins,or CO.. Pa,
Januhp u, ls6,.
u. c. spad,r;.
You will pl,a.- .sad me two loSe. Of your
C,ph.lie Pitt. s,ad them immediately.
gcpsc,Gl, yovr.,
JNO. II. stMONS.
rs ! ll,s 4s,I 30 u yIs, C,pAal.s
Pa,. s-f ksd il's ,Is'ii'si.
He'll vsrnas. OHIO. Jan. IS. isoi.
licar T. spaoll,ng. Ecu.
rie..c hni .nsi".sd tw,nty I've cents. ior
~h,sh .-aI me -a,lhsf h,S II Cephslic Pills.
NV a., f,s!y "a SECT r'ii' iA't, ,,,' i,''t.
irf-ct \. SLOWER, u W
GsIle vsrnon. ", aadou. 60, a..
beverly, Mass. peo. ~. isco.
10. &. spsliiu;. L'l. 800
I.,.s los some eitcular OF hrg. show bills.
d, h,inE ,oaf Csphaitr rill. more particularly
l-l.,- ~, ca.tom.r. u YOU have aa,th''g ct
the l,ni. pcss~ .eni me-.
90. 81 ~, customer. Who :. 'uhlsci 10 se'erc
..s.fs s,.k Headache, (a.asll, l.si'aT to- daNs)
"a. ss,,I ia. sHsst - eve A0s' ~ ~ ~" y ys.'
P.lL, shich .sai hsf.
Rs.peciipll, iout'. .-...
". u. wiikEs.
R,,noldriIle. Frsnklia Co., Oh,o,
Jsna.ty ., isoi.
IIsury &. Sp,li,ag,
No. - Cedar - New NSth.
Dear >T
. IneL.ei 6ai Issnt, tive e-nts, br which send
To-, II '' Crrh.hc Pills" S~od 10 .idfe.. "i
Rev. Wa. e. f,llcr. Rsynolt.bnrg. franAln
Co, Oh,a,
Ys., I'A. ,-o,t a., sAir--C9' H''ia'h
ai..a,i ,aHaaiu. Tul, wears,
Yp.ilan,i. Mich. Jan u, isoi.
Mr. spaidng
sU;
d Not hog SAGE ! ,ent % YOU ior Box IT C~ph.
aIic PIT. g., the curr 81 the N.r'oa. Headache
add C..t,,sne... ADD received The sane. add
the, had 80 good effect that ! WAS ,adaeed TO
send ior mo'c.
please rs,urp b. mail. q t.c, TO
A. n. WHEELER,
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Particular Caution.

10 the., d,y. Of medical imposition. ~h.n
.nsn s..une t. be phy.,cisa. without az. Ano~ y
eds, 81 medicine ~hateseI, psTsoas cannot u
To-, oir,E,l Ia whom they apply. before q, least
m,king some inquiry, aad especially IN rehi,ou
10 those whp make the gTrsis.tptet'Hs'on.. Nd.
,e1ii,iag physicians. ~ nice ca''s oct ~ ten, arc
Iap,.iu.; AMI a. the newspapers ate iulIoi their
deceptive Advertisements, without mskiag is9si'y
,ea To- me you sill ~ impo.sd uroa. Dt. VI.
Will .csi fss-, by .aclo-,sg one stamp ss sln'r,
. p,mphI.t on DISEASES OF WOMEN aad
90 private d,.es's' gcee,all,; also, c'tcnl''.
ri,,ag fall information, With the most ssfsuti'f
,.Cs,.ss, sd Si-sai,i'. With"Jt which no AL.
,sdi,iag ph,siriaa ~ msdiein. ~ this Kind u.
ds.st,ing Of Any CONFIDENCE wiiNTEv.
III.
Dr.. N.t,i.oa i. the ouly educated phy'ician in
Pn,iIeac,. II not 10 New Engisnd. -ha ad'sr.
,i.e.. m.kinE specially Of fn'ate Di."s.e';
All he farni.hs. IN. very beet ie.,imoaial., both
oIh,. k,a,.iy and sIiH. ~ there ARE sny 9th.
.,.. LET THEN DD THE SANE.
Ofdsf. by mall promp,ly siisaded 10. Wnie
,our adiw.. pla,nly. anil send 10 Df ". n.
MATrisoN. a. above. -
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FiO~ "a, Adrrti'o, P,O-,i,Hes, X. L.
The Csphsiic Pal. are said to be remarkably
effective remedy fof the headache. and one Of the
very h-s, Coz that very frequent complaint wh'sh
Ia. ever been discovered. HA
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The Great Indian Remedy
PoA PBnrALBS.
DR.. Msttison's Indian Emmeuagogue.

have been tried IN vain. This may seem 'nere,i ~
,Ll., b., q cure !. guaranteed ~ all os',', or Nv
p,,cs ~,ll b. refunded. ~ 1000 bottles have
lee. .old 10 eigh,eea moaihs wiAsHf q sisri'f FAC
NJ, whsn iak.a q. directed. and without the lea'
i,iu,, a. heath IN any ease. Pc, up Ia bottlcs OF
,hrrc iinsfsnt .,rrngth., wit full directions lor
u.inr. aud .eni by express, closely sealed. In all
n,,,. Of the ooua,ry. PRlCEs-full strength.
$40, Hall str ,ae,h, s5i Quarter .''ensih, 81
~, b,tIs. Rsu,-.,l-,' TIL. medicine 10 design.
ei s,pse..iy f,t Oasr,s.rrCAsr,'n which all
oIh., remeiie. oi the kind have been tried ~
,,i.. I,evare Of ,mitstioa.' None warranted
.,le.. purchased directly of Or. VI. or at hl. Of.
dee. pr,pafcd AID .olJ osiy At DIR. MAT.
TISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE, 6'
Sp.,,al D,.i,,,. Ne. - Usps ST.. P'0r'd'ss'.
II I.
Thi. sp,siiiy embrace, all disease. OF P'i.
,si, nature both of Men and Women, Wy q rrsu
hfI, educated phi, .,c,sa IL tsraty ycar.' pTse.
lice, gi,in, h. wA,ls ansai,os 10 them. Coa'ul.
t,toa. D., letter or otherwise. are si''SiIs soah-
d,.iaI, and mediciae. will 10 sen, by esp"",
secure from observation. 10 all parts Of the ooun.
a., Al.o, accommodation. for p'iieni. i,"u
ahsoad, wishing for secure add private retreat.
ADD good care. unIil restored 10 health.
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Tn. .sl-erib-r take. pleasure IN ann..aaeiss To
the CuiScas f,as United ,tsie., that they have
ob,s. ssd the Ag,-cy lor, ssd are B'~ e"abled TO
oaet 10 the Ameoosa pu'I'c. the aso'e lSsil,
eel.h,.t.I and ~ot u. t,aos ned afticr.
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/. u. sinner 4 CO.,
Farm for Sale.

c,ITuATED 10 the town of SWEDEN, owned
S.nI o,r.pied by BENZ. .. WIiiTCoMB.
=, .,,,,i,. .bout 20 arr.; 10 watsTrd b, an un-
.',,ias .p,in, and q s.ll at the house not known
- No. 1,, lor lol,, years. Said farm can he pur.
chased cheap. D.
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JOHN l.. NuNNEwELi, Proprietor.
CuISIst ,Nn rHhNNaCIurtsr,
No o, Commercial Wharf no.tou. Mas.

>,lIh, an respectable dssLts cY,,wh-te.
a.. y. Rate. 4 Co, Psn.; Do. " 4 Rus, &.
S.r.h P,r,.. \ O.sst Nv, : Rfo., N.f~ay,
Ntsrt.. " 4 rhil',n., r,r,bni; ". l. Allen
\ e.. Bln.1t. Who-.sis r-ut..
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pHE STIMULATING ON0UENT.

!. p.erareI by Dt. &. T.. DsttiseH.s, a."
,m,nsai physician q i.sndon, aad % ~sran'rNi To
bfins out a thiek set Of
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Mr. spalding.
sU;
No, L,as .iace ,eat 20 you lnr box II C.ph.
aIir piIi. fot the curr IL th. Nsr'oa. Headache
add C..ti,ene... ADD received the sane. add
the, had So good an effect that va. iadaced TO
send lor more.
Please rs.,srp b. nail. Dt.ei,o
A.E. WHEELER,
Spsilanii. Mich.
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yufiriai Cont rsvi o. T. hbli.n a. Agb5Fu,
within aud soc the Joan', ~ Apifos,sg.,a os
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Caash Ren ~. ~ s,.. r., ho,,-,
>adl 25
T.h ,rf-l,us -
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He'll vsrnns. OHIO. Jan. IS, isoi.
licau e Spauli,ng, E.q.
phase hni 'ncl'.sd tw,nty I've cents, iot
~h,sh ..ai m. -a,thsr hnx IL t"phshc Pills.
TAsy s'' rs!y "a SECT r,l' iA'r, ',' i''st.
Ipf-ct A. SLOWER, 4. VI.
nsIs N.rnon, Wsaaioti- Co, -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30
FROM SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT

SAMf LYON, Georgetown Heights, I
August 81, 1861.
EDITOR OF WATCHMAN:
Monday last the Second Vermont Regiment
was detailed TO go up to Great Falls, about
ten miles from here, and take charge Of a
shallow length Of water of the Potomac,
which the enemy could easily ford. Nine
companies started early. leaving Company +.
to remain until the next morning, taking four
hiths OF the tents, food and men, leaving the
sick and the band to do guard-duty. Co. f.
started yesterday morning and Co, c. arrived
IN camp last night; Co. c. march back this
morning and Co. A. has Just arrived so two
companies 60 over the road once day as
patrols, between us and them, until they have
passed over this road four times; then some
other regiment takes their place
To-day what remained of our brigaue-Vt.
Sd, Maine 9th, n. Y. SD, also a cavalry COM
pany and the remains Of Penn. artillery co.
two guns, )--ssre reviewed in grand style by
Gen. Geo. y. Mcclellan, See'ys Seward and
Chase, also by President Lincoln, upon whose
arrival salute of 25 guns was fred. Gen.
Mcclellan was attended by numerous cayal-
cade Of officers and aids. President Lincoln
was seated in a bdrouchs by the side of Sec'y
Chase, both Of whom seemed to be in excellent
humor. See'y Seward. his son and another
youth occupied another carriage, which fol-
loved that of Lncnlns; the whole were al
tended and guarded by company Of cavalry
After congratulating Con. Smith upon the ex
cellent appearance Of his brigade, the roya[
suite moved on up the river, and returned. mas.
sing here not long since
we hear with happiness and lhankrulness
that our excellent comrade and ffer. BENJAMIN
Taylor, is not killed nor wounded, and we
hope that his confinement at Richmond will
not be of long duration, but that we who are
intending to winter there may meet him in
fine health and spirits.
Our new Enfield Rifles have arrived, and
are Of the alces style in which they are got up.
and It Is said they are the best that have as vet
been imported. When the boys return from
their " camping OUT they will feel highly ella.
ted at the long expected arrival of their rifles
aud l then pity the " old shot-guns" which
they have been dsgraced by carrying so long.
Tor they VIII have no remorse for them.
Washington is all excitement, expecting an
ATTACK from the enemy but think there is
no danger Off yet awhile.
J am Informed that a rumor exists at our
ehcampment up the Potomac, that the rebels
are attempting 60 cross the river about ten
miles above them. The artillery which nc,
eompanied our regiment, consisting of three
pieces, was Immediately ordered up TO that
point to stop them. being replaced at our en-.
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Francis Finnegan, Of Co. H., 2nd Regiment
formerly in the employ Of X. s. Page, Esq,
Of Hydepark, says
81 sorry 10 that some members Of the regiment
write some most glahng fasehoods, and what makes Il
worse these reports get into the papers, and deceive
many, and contradict those who write the truth Now
that letter in the Necsdclier of Aug ga by George W.
Doy contains some statements that are entirely false
The idea that we drove the rebels half mile into the
woods and their batteries, is simply preposter-
Gus. That story about shack Dodge was All CANNON.
Some Of the papers abuse Col Whiting Perhaps the
Colonel Is not entirely blsmcess but thing is
ainhe keeps better ORDER and has quctcf camp than
any other about here Perhaps this b owing To the
pcfiur intelligence aud qualifications oi ihe men but IL
strikes that the discipline he has kept has had much
To do with 1t. some say he showed co~ardioe on the
field at Manassas. Perhaps be didi but the retreat
close by him for neatly mile aud he was cool and
collected a. one saw tie carried two guns a part
VI the time, ill he found men who had none when he
gave the guns TO them But some OF the and some
Of the officers made up their minds 70 dislike the Colonel
when they first him aud before hc was in the reg.
mcnt ihiee days, heard them call him 49, 'Michi-
Rauder with three ol four adicclycs attached bot Il
asked why the, hate him, they will call him amean old
soouudrc n, eau bring 90 tangible complaint against
him"
Enos Fletcher. Of Co. H., 2nd Regiment,
says
During the advance our Colonel marched at the head
Of his regiment As wheeled into line the re- "a,
he was at his place at the tight Of hr regiment and ne.
NAMED there until received orders 20 retreat which
order be gave 10 the battalion, and turning recated,
followed by some OF bis men, lht ocr tiug 20 obey.
Soon finding that NE mrn bail MOI hcld ur Understood
the order be rttmncd from The Nuods n our rear. aud
repeated IL again and retired anil again returned iid
time ere the regiment would reiue. Col Whiting led
his men 10 the held and Jed Them org leave you 90
judge from the facts 20 his cowrdicc. Let me enter
my protest also against your bei' " the tale n the
cnwatdirc of one other ~ our u ersl refer to Cant
Bunham Of Co. II 2nd Hegt.. formerly " Montpelier.
Who fell out utterly cahlu>cd, mile OF more from the
field. III, enemies ald those whn have gone hume Co
hAc stoiss u battle hrf urvcr take this fact
proof ~ d.. r'wtlie 20 veil might mes eau COVE
ard, The let Lieutenant of he sauo Company and here
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The kNIcKERBoCKkR for September con-
tains an article on Bull Run, before and after
the battle, by G. p. Putnam, which should
be prescribed at once to DR.. Russell of the
London Times aud to all other Dim patients
who are just now in the agonios Of Bullopho-
bia. Putnam saw as much of the retreating
soldiers as one man could do; and most
prominent in runaway party, land rather
leading the van, was E solitary borseman Of
different aspect figure somewhat stout, face
round and broad, gentlemanly in aspect, but
somewhat flushed and impatient, not to say
anxious in expression Under broad brim-
med hat, silk handkerchief screened his
neck like a Havelock He rode a fine horse,
still in good condition. and his motto seemed
to be onward TO Washington whether
in personal alarm or not. il would be imper-
tnent to say. His identity was apparent at
glance. IL was -- DR. Russell of the
London Times lie was in a hurry; Mr..
Putnam was not, but went quietly 90 bed at
Fairfax. In short, Mr. p ltnum did not zee
great panic, knick, gives many other good
things it is patriotic cup the the hub" and
hub aud all.
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u The Freeman states that the charge
against Maj. Joyce is-that he was the author
Of a letter, published in sundry newspapers,
ia which it was stated that when Col. Whit
ing was ordered to form the regiment at Bull
Run, he transferred the duty TO Major Joyce.
The Freeman adds that the ofenso charged is
a violation Of the following army regulation;
2l1-Dclbsrations OF discussions among any class OF
military men. ha,ing the Object 0f conveying praise OF
rcusurc or any mark Of afprubann toward their supe
iiuf- others n The miil0 seivrri ana nl puhica-
Ins relative 10 rausaetra.ciwfcu officers oi private
or personal nature whether newspaper pamphlet OF
handful, are strictly prohibited.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

Tho Paris correspondent Of the London
Star Is informed of plot discovered at St.
retersbnrgh against the life of the Emperor
Alexander as well as against the lives Of the
different members of the Imperial family, in
which some of the highest members Of the
nobility and State funclionaries were impliea-
ted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

BY r. p. WALTON.
NEws.--A correspondent Of the Rutland
Herald charges the nomination Of Mr.. Tracy
all to Montpelier --IFfar- him

But Frederick Holbrook Is the who must he dis
posed Oh and fof the that Montpelier demands-
Hnd u must be obeycd Montpelier has the President u
the Convention. Montnehsund the friends OF It's State
House measures operate he Conycntiuu-and Mont
pcIicr men address tAe- people assembed--a Windsor
county man IS placed 10 n0nnaiion Tor Governor. Mt
Underwood after VI that has been done u yet him from
The ticket h seems. Is the only whom the people
can unite The question s, must the chrce NJ The free
men OF this State give way % the Montpelier clquc"
The only Montpelier man who spoke for
Mr.. Tracy. or of the purpose Of the convention,
was Mr.. Colby. How far he represents
Montpelier now, remitus 10 be seen. At the
last state election in Montpelier, Colby's party
cast four Uotes.
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equipment by four pieces more from this brig
ade, here. As yet, we have heard nothing fur
Their. J. b. l..