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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
Boston & at@ uurR ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROF. l.. MlLLERS HAIR INV1GO-
Il RATOH--AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECO
NnMIrAT rOM1OIfNn

i RAToK-AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECO
NOMlCAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 70 ts original
color without dycing and preventing the Hair from turn
ron PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing It,
when there s the least particle Of vitality or eoupetau''
ron REMOVING scuRF AND DANDRUFF
and an cutancous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTlFYtNG THE HAIR impartiug TO 4
uncQually gloss and brilancy, making Il soft ant
silky In IT'S texture and causing it TO curl readily.
The great celebrity and tho increasing demand for h
unCquacd preparation convince the proprietor mat one
trial is only necessary 20 satisfy discerning public o
s superior qualities any other preparation At pre-
sent in II ccanscs the head and scalp from dan
arV and ohtr cnaHeots diseases Causes the hair "
grow luXuriunty, and gives u uch, SOFT glossy ana
flexible appearance and also where the hair is oosenine
and thinning IL will give strength and yigor 70 INC
roots and restore the growth those parts which have
become bald causing il to yield fresh corcrg q hair
There arc hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the use Of thus
Inygnraor, when all other preparations had failed l.
NJ has in bis possession letters unumcrabe tesuyina
90 the above facts from persons Of the highest respech
hilty. 10 will cloctualy prevent the hdu IRON tmitH
gray until the latest period of life; and in cases whsr'
the hair bias already changed lis color the use Of the I'm
vigorlf0r will with certainty restore u ~ as original huc
giving DC d1rk, glossy appearance. As O. perfume fol
the toilet aud Hair Restorative it is parcuary recon-
mcudod having an agreeable ragrancci and the grea
facilities 10 affords in dressing hf hair which, wher
moist with hc lnygoator can be dressed in any requr
ed form t1 preserve its place. whether PLAIN or u
curls-hcuco hc great demand for Il by the ladies
standard t0ibf article which none ought 20 be without
as the price places &c within the reach of all, being
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
per bottle, 20 be had at all respectable druggists an'
pcrfnmers
l.. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents an,
Guardians to the Of his lnvgUraot n cases WHERE
the childrcus Hair inCucs 90 be weak. The use OF
lays the foundation Tor good head ri hair i remover
amy mpuriue chat may have become connected with th
scalp Che removal of which is necessary both for th'
health o The o d. and the future appearance Of is Hair
CAUTION --NQuc genuine without the fact simile log
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
HOW IT HAPPENS.


Some OF our exchanges have revived the
following old, but good story:
A number of old politicians. all of whom
were seeking office under the government,
were seated at tavern porch talking, when a
topper named John D., a person who is very
loquacious when oorncd. but exactly the op-
posite when sober. said if the comnanv ba1
no objection, he would tell them a story -
They told him to fire away.' yberennon be
spoke as follows:
A certain kng-I don't remember his mama
had philosopher upon whose Judgment he
always depended Now If so bannened tba,
one day the king took it in his head to 90 a
hunting and after summoning his mobiles and
making the necessary preparations. he sum.
monod tho pbiIosorhcr .rd a.I,I H., ~ :,
would rain. The pbilosonbor told HIM IL
would not. and he and his noblc, drnartcd
While ;oprro,ir,, ol,r,, ~, ~
tryman ON iockass. IIo advised thcm ~
return. for. said he. iii will cortoinly lain ~.
They smiled contemptuouslv mon him and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
oDE.-py Rev. SAMUEL GILMAN.

ODE.-BY REV. SAMUEL GILMAN.
Written and sung in Charleston, S. c., July Z, 1881
Hail our couniry's natal morn
Hail our spreading kindred born
Hail onr banner yet untom,
Waving DER the free
While, this day, In fcstal throng
Millions swell the patriot song.
Shall not We ihcr notes prolong
ilallowed jubilee
Who would sever Freedoms shrine
who would draw the nvidious line
Though hy birth ono spot be NINE
Dear is all the rest.
Drar 40 me the Souih's fair land,
pc,t mo central mountain band,
Dear Ncv Enrland's rocky strand,
Dear the prairicd Vest
By our affairs pure aud frees
Nv our laws deep-rootod trees
By the pasts dread memory
By our WksHISar0N
By our common present tunguoi
Ny our hopes. bright, brilliant young
By the tr N country strong,
We will still be one.
Father. have We hled 600 vain
Ages must Sc dfoop again
Maker shall we rashly stain
Blessings scut from Ihcei
No. receive our solemn vow,
while before Thy throne we bow.
Ever 20 maintain, as now.
UNIuN-LIRHHrN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
YANKEE DOODLE.

Yankee Doodle went down South
To look no s0uabefH 0i0rv
But when hc saw Jcn Davis there.
Ac sung out" There's 1orvw
Then JET did swear with swaggering air,
by great sword aud sulctto,
That he would trail our Flag in dust,
And raise his great Palmetto
Says Yankee Doodle til 20 home
In Washington say, sir
III meet You there whenecr you come
Al any time Of day. SRI
Yankee Doodle is az home
And don't you hear him thunder
His voice 10 every friend Is cOmei
To Ro5cls-" Stand from under
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meoiral.
v THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY, " Roxbury, has discovered in On.
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR

EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
From tho tcord Scroftid dorm to a common
Pmpie.
lie has tried IL in over eleven hundred cases. and psy
failed except in two cases, both thunder humor ~ has
now m hia possession over one hundred certificates offs
value oil within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles are warranted TO nursing mouth
One 10 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of Dim.
pies the face,
Two or three bottles win clear the system Of bncs
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst csuker in
Three TO five bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kind of Eysipclas.
One to two bottles arr warranted 20 cure an hnmor t
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the can,
and blotchcs among the hair.
-Four 10 six bottles are warranted to corrupt ana
running ulcers
ono bottle will cure scay eruptions Of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the w0r
kind n unpworm.
Two y three BOTTLES are warranted to cure the n9.
desperate case " Rheumatism.
Three Co four bolt warranted 10 salt rheu
Five 90 eight bottles will cure tho worst case OF .crUf
A benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure Is warranted when tc above quantity
is taken
DIAN MADAN,--1hc reputation Of the Medical Die
covcry in curing an knd, OF humors is sa we'll c..t
3D. Ply Che unanimous voice ~ a who have ussd b.
that need auyhuqDn fhe suhirot as ihe MOS.
sknfu physician. and the careful Druggists n tho
country are unanimou. in its ptlisc.
In presenting hc Medical discovery 90 your notice
do DO with fu knowledge Of s curative powers in &C.
lio'itg ALL and curing most of those diseases 90 which
You are unfortunately 40 liable Thatmost circulating
disease 90 au aueci0natc mufhrr,
NURSING SORE MOUTH
is cured as 4 by miracle own temper s restored
20 s natural sweetness, and your babe FROM short lud
fref maps 10 calm and sweet slumbcrs and tr Mf4i-
Gal discovery hc,omcs fountain Of blessings oyour hus
In The more advanced ,tapcsof
CANktR
it extends to the stomach causing
DYSPEPSIA.
which nothing but caukcr he stomach then 90 the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

PILLOW REDIyWUs.-The following cpl
gram on Gen. Pillow was written by Gen. ID.
w. G.. Clarke, during the Mexican war. Since
the General PILLOW, of COURSE has reap
peared the cpigfam is apropos
We hang our harp upon willow
Whcnc'er we think NJ Gideon Pillow,
The man who digs Tor Polk and Marcy
His ditch and brcastwurk, tice rarsY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
EpIGRAM ON sOUrH CAROLINA.

o, Carolina, sister, pray come back,
Scorn not our flag, nor lightly talk Of wars,
Lest Uncle Sam, once fairly on your track
Should make you feel the stripes and see the stars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

q Mr.. Peter Hart, formerly a metropoli-
tan policeman, who took gallant part in the
defence of Fort Sumter, and nailed the stars
and stripes to the flagstaff during the hottest
hre' Is about to be presented with a beautiful
gold watch, as "a tribute to fidelity and
COURAGE, by Major Anderson and his associ.
ate officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

DR. G.. IL SlIOLES. PROFESSOR OF
- DISEASES on WOMEN - The only REGULAR
raduaic Physician advertising iu Boston gives rarc.-
attention tu ID oases of omen, especially ihose SUE
rins from 1ny Encouragement Of che Menstrual Sys-
M Married nr single Ladies' may apniy with safety
I'd n confidence, for relief from the many misfortune
ocular 90 thc scx.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for Che purpose ~ rsifst
ing the No9fhY Nicuiess which have deed far ne i,t
% years with fhc most uubouudcd success Thcflia..
. " recommendation is sufficient
Tvs uniform success even ia extreme cases D. a. as
nishing as it is satisfactory journal of Am bed
eteNce.
nave hundreds or private Of the same han
fore the public.
II Is me very best thing known for the purpose and in
ses OF obstruction after all other means have flilcd
~ produce thc desired elect A cure is guaranteed la
icases, or me price vil De refunded Purely yegeta-
e., and perfectly safe az IN times
CAV iloN.-Ncyer purchase any medicine Of this ma
IRE oi any one eft about the country for Pills and
4ofs are deserving Of no confidence whatever.
experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those who
ish TO remain under my care.
Address DR.. G. H. SUOLES l27 Court ST Boston
Boston, May p, 1850 oSlq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

LAnRApoR.-Durng the brief summer Of
two months which the Creator youchsafos to
those semi Arctic regions there is a surpris-
ing ontburst Of wild flowers on every cliff
and hillside, The pure. transparent air is
laden with their odors. The earth is fairy
scene of green and yellow MOSES. spotted
with blood rcd stains and shot through
with scarlet and orange stars. Every vale is
carpeted with flowers as countless as the dew
drops. Mr. Church and bis companion walk
ed ankle deep in beds Of odor. as sweet as
that which breathos from the gladcs Of Flori-
da Among the mosscs grow willow trees
" no larger than fresh lettuce" and noun
tain laurels Of the size of knitting needles !
In one place they found lilputan forest Of
evergreens ranging from six inches TO three
feet in hight They stood like a regiment
bristling with bayonets. The little troop
looked as If it was marching up tho mountain.
ihe taller ones in front, and the little inch
fellows bringing up the rear, all keeping step
ana time" These pigmy trees are veterans
IN age with the mosses and lichens Of many
winter on their graceful and rounded limbs
Through the branches Of this tiny forest q
man can run his fingers, as through the locks
OF curly haired child -iadependcaL
The Troy arsenal turns out 60 600 bullets
per day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS.
~ COLDS AND KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
TT-TT TTTTT ~
DR. j w. POLAND & co.

] rr. n
The following testimonials VIII icil something ah8at
Medicnethat moss 'conuliag popular faster than ans
other article sold bis dusg.,t. -
/ Rev h Chaso. ~ Kumnry. r. H. under date o.
April g. lnll. 'Whru }aHr favor Two bottle. Of
White Pine Compound. aas received / was suffering
from iuu-t severe o. tn0k the Compound and was
able 90 preach Boz fHn dayt believe the
Compound B. on Invaluable moiieine DO wish thou-
sands "'' su.N u.t4luE ol , virtues. would become
better ac tainted with lf'
ic'- J. e. 0ierfns Pastor of the Baptist Church ai
Got.toau Centre, BOO letter dated Feb 1850 SANS --
'Somc of my family have tried TO- CHE Compound alH
sRual .u.ccss. tefte 10 10 he oas ~ tlr bet GOES.
Hfw,tef trp preaared b,saps It's value ~ o. Colp4
medicine, harr good reason t1 believe it Co De- al Dc
claims 90 be- tnr Kidney Diseases aud Diabetes"
MI. Asa Houdhlc,U Nlw. n. H. was 80 uroefrtfaf
By Datia, 100 March, 1850. that cither hsefuor sr,
Nu' pa" PUN in"Nfh uai hf Cluu possibly live through
ihe " PIG fne Compound They procured a bottle .I
hm D.. ur.au tn iake 10 and to the surprise II a in
m'olat'li showed sists OF amendment Eleven months
"l'iW'fu'f tfcg -, lo3o) poo fuI settlement 0f tIs
'a'' Hr ~ believe DR. Ioituds N bite Pine Cot..
lnh9t Hh4cr Hod hos been tut means " iuy resuynI
thes i4
Hundreds ~ cases Of iduey complaints cured entire.
Y !! ,,hht ir White Pine Compound, have trc1 r-
p"il,' nl druggists Here are two as samrle.,
en- '-.- n'n lu h'h''is Mass heard OF thc Com
b'nhH' as wonderful curative ur kidney complailts
bens great sufferer from that dlculty De sent 20 the
Apotneoap Tor Two bottles. They CURED him. he ,ad
they we're worth h0y dollars ne has since sold goo8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

Parson Bownlow, OF Knoxville, Tenn. is
prolane patriot. In reply to an invitation
from Gen Pillow to become chaplain of a
brigade in the southern army, Mr. Brownlow
said -" Whm shall haze made up mn mind
to % to Heil' 1 riH cutmg throat and 90 direct.
and not tarel round by cay of the Southern
CoRJederacy.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

M. G. II SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN.
PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston. Mass
HAVING given ny undivided attention for the ast IT,
~ years % he treatment of the Qoto uinary organs
uhANnS pay large practice in this speciality claim
discovered 'N ~"
have been advised by many u our best medical mon
ae'tit'' l iemodies for the people generally fron,
h't thDat mho 1iosf need tgy sfrrtces lo ,f
o lFtria wAffi 10 agrlt fhem
10 TIE lMPOIENT AND DEBUTTArRD
Npgmaiorrhoa, OF Seminal Weakness. divide i,,,o
rec stages NN'"V INTO
~ NlFN'9 imlesuns, which my Eclectic Life Dro,s
"a a. 'u p ~ Nt'y shnH time, without failure
-u biY il-ehmges. There are more cascs ~ tlis
"a ING Nnfd o. aware of Some of the svn,n,n,,s aro
~ oouIeu anu seany excavations from he bladder.
a., sllAuhs sensation attending H. sometimes with a
w sellm'ni and no others milk, white appearance
~ heYN'H many spccmtns Of this nature and In
a,9 nave ipund traces az Semen and lbunlon
,nle Up Wndace death az Consumpt ion unless
" ''''N'o ni medical lreatmrnt
LOOK no YOUR CASE IN TIME.
il' Loss Of Muscular Power. Such cases NAV he c,,,
I4uaI means II the patient be ia otherwise tolora-
best French Frc'entaiiyes At low prices
oee my advertisement in the Boston Herald. and vo
satn more ~ description Of such cases
ahm'ss g. u NHoLES.M d., l27 Cmrt ST. poston
Boston May 20 1880 qaAn p'S'oh'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
HOW A COAT VAS IDENTIFIED

In the Justices Court, in this city, a case
was recently decided in the most novel way.
a coat was in dispute, and the evidence was
direct and positive, lor both parties were
IRISH full Of wit, reader to lose all they had
than give mp the coat.
The affair was carefully examined, and the
court was in a qulndary. not knowing who
had the best right 90 the garment How
ever, moment before the Judge was about to
sum up the evidence Pat Power, one Of the
claimants, made the following proposition in
order to settle the difficulty:
Now Tim O'Bricn, yc say that coat be-
longs to yourself; | say its me own. Now
mind ye, Tim, the both ay us will take the
coat an look it all over; the one that finds
his name ON it is the owner
Done, said Tim. An yen stick TO the
bargain : asked he
Az coorse,' as he passed the coat into the
hands OF Timothy who vainlv searched every
part OF 1t for his name, and finally passed it
back to Patrick, saying:
An now let us see if you'll find the likes
av yer haggard name upon the garmint
Yen stick to the bargain said Patrick.
graspng the coat.
Yes, ON the honor if a man. was the re-
ply.
Then houd a Bit said Pat, as he drew
out his pen knife and opened corner in the
collar Of the coat, taking therefrom two very
small peas, oxclaiming as his held them in his
hand
There dye see that
Az coorso do, but what ay it ? said Tim.
A deal it has to do wild it, it's me name
to be sure-pea for Patrick and pea for Pow
ers, be jabbors.'
lie got tho coat, and he well deserved it,
too
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lst Sergeant Geo b French q VIM II Thomson.
@. NJ Howard, ath b Fullam. lst Corporal
o. Is. Withcreli "a Chas. B1uun; 81 n G. VIII
ms 4'h s. b. Paine. 90 Priyaies. ] Drummer /
Prirates--O Adams, is Adams. II Allen. A W
Hen, II Allen, Blrkcr Il Blanchard W IA ID Buck-
y. LP bingham, w II hiodsc,t, y s Bridges BARRIER.
Bishop Chase. drummer z G Conaui, f. Bor.
s. Carey, Chapman. A C'anp. NJ Carlisle.
3 Is Chase i NJ DeCamp. II Demn1, W Emery A I,
ield, } Il freeman Fitch. K Frost r. NJ Gguii /
Hazelton, b t. Hazclton } Hart, W Ii Inplcst31 n
kendrick l. Kendall. W Larkn, II b Lawrence
NaNhcld hicI, A Marshall. T. Marshall q s
tller, q Orr NJ T. Orr, = ] Olney. % II Porter Orris
ier g w Pcaso, w n Perkins, x W Rand ID Rus
u, npcuy Smith, WIN Scholar T. T. stone
Spag'd'ug' D strgeant a Stetrus, G. A Sheppard
d Taylor. y Wiley. | II Weston. q NJ Ware q
heelsr w Williams, B Withercll, G Il Springs c
Lakn, 49,
Company D. 81. ABau ila Regiment.
Geo C.. Hunt Captain
Hiram Il Perkins, lst Lieutenant.
+. D.. Bell Eusigu.
1T Sergeant II. Gilmofei 2dL. NJ u. Smith: "a VIM
viugstou f.h Geo II kiuudse ist Cornor.l Al a
ny "a a. Il llurlburt, Sd A. Brigham Am n p
,elos' % Fnvates. l. A Green, Drummer - bellows,
Pripates-B Il sdrkuey. + S Read. r Morton. G. II
adleyi Moss, = p B1aiich, j Stone. A Whobt.
" ouits, % blanchard, $ u W1rd. s. Bariroe n Il
~, Mc.canen, q Whitney C. u Mason q W
inertsi j WcGuwau. ID S Poster n T. Bal and n
cCMrou IL iarsun, p f Buss, Gen Cutting W /
axe N y IalloI, n Phelps. Il Gubctt, q " Iadd.
oI"n'i " u, fihl n htufliu, Clark. 5 A Ma.oin.
SNirss II oludNaui, ChAppcl. = Mitchell W II
'Hls; Eg,iiee' NJ D Fish, l. b Greene, d O'Bren,
" l4y"r Pocket, II Leonard, Blsir. o. Wiqhiman,
Hossisi esnna~, Waurr Buuc. Il G.cen..
SSanioia X btllafd A Miller, e lufncr, J P9kins'
Nhaneigt A Mccutkgy, W Fuller, G. Lucia. 4
I,Ass N ht'',on' Hairs. w "a Button, q CUM.
stevens X Morrill,
cog'naay 4, HARRINGTON az Regiment
brsiua,d prck. capisu
. . how,r. 10 Lieaieuani,
Harer, Euten.
Is, eeteeant l. q Dlr>eei "a ] Il. Levi. 9l Rd,af
''N'N an L. Harris lsi Corporal A. F'Al.n, "a
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THE FOOLS CAP.
by srIvAsus conn ,n.

NOV I'M nrcolIrcrioss or Az on rrpAooouF
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HUMPHREY MARSHALL AND CINoINNArI.
The Louisville journal of Saturday. saws
Our fat friend Humphrey Marshall declar.
ed most vehementy at La Grange. the other
day. after reading a Geographic despatch from
Cincinnati that he was ready and willing and
anxious to lead on an army Of ten thousand
men for the immediate destruction Of that
city. SO VI Cincinnati sees troop coming,
headed by two legged candle mine waddhng
and pulling and blowing, she had better say
her prayers in hot haste. If, however, she
can catch him and try him, the result will
create an immense sensation in her lard oil
market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17

Late telegraphic dispatches between Bragg
and JEFF; 49,
Bragg have caught a Tartar.
Jeii-Fetch him in
Bragg-llc won't come.
JcH-Ihen come yourself
Bragg-lle won't let me
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-17
THE VERMONT REGIMENT.

THE VERMONT REGIMENT.
The following is.a list Of the officers and
prvates composing this Regiments
FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS.
Col J. wolco,t Phelps.
Lieut. Col. +. Il. Washbum,
Major II ~ Worthcn,
Adiutant, Hiram Stevens,
Quarter Master II. 4. Morse,
Surgeon, X. Sanbon,
Assistant surgeon, Willard Child,
Sergeant Major G. G. Chandler,
Drum Major Thomas Il CLARK,
Fife Major, Martin J. McManus,
Chaplain Rev. Levi II. Stone.
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Company 4. Hgandoa, lH Regiment
Joseph bush, Captain
William Cronan, lst Lieut.
kheueycr Ormsbee, Ensign.
LIST Sergeant Charles w. Scgar, "a do D. a. Small
Icy Sd do W. .. Robinson, 4th do. Henry Sanderson.
lst Corporal Thomas Noonan, ID do VIM Wheeler, Sd
do Charles Ormsbeo, ith do. Amos A. Leland O. Pn-
Yates, Drummer, fifcr.
Priuates.-Nulorous Bump, Arnold Wallace, Da-
ma Backus, Ezra = West, Edwin Bokford, Silas
Miller, George II Lincoln, Edmund II Stiles, Edwin B
Hendry, EmToy Town. Gilbert stewart Goo w War
ner, WIN Strong John NJ Cohurn, William A Ward,
Eugene Cooley, James II Styles. Thomas Cassidy,
Albert Fish, WIN Cruhgrs. WIN II Smith leonard J.
Gee Henry Crtw, WIN u Fitzgerald. James McElruy,
VIM II Flint. WIN u Cheney. Joseph Lnssor Thomas
Emmtus, George Ross Frederick W Bull. Isaac Llfiy-
cite d G. Billings, JOHN Ross, Arthur Morgan, Henry
Ifumbui Perry Bakc. James l. Congdon, Nathaniel
Buckin, Freeman Gull, John x khourn. Iiuus Need
ham %, David Brown Daniel kilbourn. siias stan
Icy jr, Chaunccy Stanley. WIN n Moves, Wallace Bald
win, jason Campbell Hiram NJ Pierce Thomas Truss,
A Wiley, Charles Uackus, John G. Dame Geo Lin
coin, l. Paris Harrison Combs, 4 y Fonda, Pat Cal
logdhen, James II Bloomington, Charlos Mason, drum
mer, Noel Allen, Hier, n bert Brown, Wallace Ross
Henry NJ Wood john Wheeler Gustayus Reed, Harm.
son Gould, drummer, Round ii,r.
Company B. Niaf.1,oy, lt Regiment.
T.. S. Hayward Captain.
Charles W l.osc, lst Lieut.
q. w. Heath. 2i Lieut.
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F. HUMPHREYS & CO.

For sale by J.. 7. PIERCE and FRED. r. sAIrn
Monlpolieri d. II. y. nNOWN Mul.lnNn m 10 =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
ANOTHER SOLDIER Suor.--A soldier named

ANOTHER SOLDIER SHoT.--A soldier named
Griffin, u member Of diBbsnded company formerly
belonging to tho Polish Brigade, was shot about 6
O'Clock last evening, by O Confederate officer, andin-
stantly killed. The deceased and several others
were suspected Of having been concerned in the
robbery Of Dr.. Edwards, on Sunday night, and war
rants were placed in the hands Of officers BIB and
Blankcnship for their arrests. The officers proceed
cd to Rockets, aud, cncountering one Of the party
named Edward Barry, Immediately arrested
him. The prisoner resisted, md - vigor-
ously TINT tho officers were compelled to
call to their assistance Il Young soldier of another
regiment, who Glanced TO DC hear. Tie latter viii
llngly responded and aided in conveying Barry to
the cage. Upon the return o ithe soldier to Rockets,
be Was met by the dcccused, who proves to hive been
saulted. In the course Of the struggle which follow
ed, Griffin drew a pistol and either discharged it, or
WIS in the act Of firing it ut bis opponent. when al Of
tcer of the latter, observing the ~cxigencv in which
his subordinate stood, seized a rifle and Ieveling it,
shot and instantly killed Griffin. The ,nntter will be
Investigated before Mayor Mayo this morning.
TuE BoARD OF MILITARY VIslroas.-The
Board OF Visitors Of The Military Institute Of this
State completed ihoir session Oh Fridny Inst and 3D.
jourErd to meet agniu in December next. The most
important action Of the Board was the issue Of notice
to the several Professors OF the Institute, nearly all
OF whom are now periodically engaged in serving
the State in the field, that they must return to their
posts before tho 18th Of December next, or have their
prntessorships declared vacant. About one hundred
cadets were admittcdto the Institute.