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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

| The house on West street, immediately
west OF the old Masonic Hall building, has of
late been thoroughly repaired, re-modelled
and converted into an upper and lower ten
ment by ITS owner, Mr.. John Dunbar, of Lud-
low, who purchased it some two years since.
! A portico has been added to the front, and
an addition Off feet by 26 has been built at
the southwest corner of the main building.
his addition belongs with the upper tene-
ment and contains front entrance, kitchen,
pantry, &c, with two stair-ways leading to
the rooms above and another to the cellar.
"ood-hoases have also been put up, together
| with barn 20 by % feet, with good cell
lar Mr.. ID. has recently bought, and added
| to the grounds, the lot where the chapel stood,
making now front of some 80 feet ofground.
The tenement, cellar, wood house and all are
entirely separate, the grounds and cellars are
thoroughly drained, and the whole work
seems to have been done in the best manner.
we do not know of two more convenient and
desirable tenements of the sind and of the
same size in our village. We believe they
are now about finished and ready TO rent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

GRAND CoNCERT-We are exceedingly
pleased TO notice the fact that Prof s. B. Ball
OF Boston, is to give a concert in Town Hall
Rutland, on Friday evening, January 4th
and that he will be assisted on this orcasion
by MISS Louis c. Gask,ell, of our town, and
also by the celebrated vocalist, Miss II. E. II
Smart Mr.. Ball is the universally recog-
nlzed best tenor of New England, and as to
Miss Gaskell she will give to the concert room
IN Rutland an attraction such as is not usual
ly given here. Mr.. S. c. Moore, of Burling-
ton will preside at the piano, and those who
witnessed his performances at the late Musi-
cal Convention in this place will not need to
be reminded of his accomplishments in that
direction.
Cards of admission twenty-five cents, to be
had OF &. III. Palmer, Pond and Morse, Z
n Merriam, j. B. Baldwin, and Chester
Kingsley.
Doors open at lock; concert to COM
mence at halfpast o'clock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

mIttee, said he had Intor
he had no control over L
lay il before the commitie
Va, asked and was excuses.
the select committee, on acco
engagements. A resolution was
powering the Committee to sit durin.
ceedings OF the House, TO employ reyons
etc. Ii was agreed to report the Indian
preparation bill on Monday, to which DAY
House adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
FRoM wAsHINGToN.
ANEW COLLECTOR FOB CHARLESTON.
THE PRESIDENT FIRM
eUMoRs OF A RAID on WASHINGTON

The Armory and Iatantry Borraets Burned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

Congressman Vallandigham of Ohio visited
the encampments Of the Ohio regiments on
Saturday, and was received with manifesto
tions Of disrespect. The Ohio soldiers doubt
less desire to effect a compromise by the use
of the means the guns and bayonets) already
in their hands rather than by any of Vallan-
dighams sugar-coatod pills. Good for the
soldiers.
The forests between Manassas and Fairfax
Court House are all leveled and the roads
choked up with fallen trees supposed to have
been done by Beauregard to prevent an ad-
vance on him while he has sent large REIN
forcements TO Gen. Johnson.
A violent tornado passed over Freeport, Ill.
on Monday, unroofng the Illinois Central
Rail Road Freight House and blowing down
the Machine Shop and bridges over the Peco-
THEA river at Yellow Greek.
Gov Hicks, of Maryland, has been to Wash
ingtou to ask that forces may be sent TO the
eastern shore of that State to protect TIE u
Mon men from the rebel feeling that exists
there
Col. Davis of the New York 10th, while
marching through Baltimore without music
was sneeringly asked where it was, to which
he grimly replied =" In our cartridge boxes
The total vote of Texas on the question oil
secession was 60, s26, of which 46,l27 were
for, and 1867 against secession--a majority
for it Of 81 ,432.
1t is now reported that Gen. Fremont pur'
chased no cannon or small arms in Europe
neither did he bring any over with him. Gov
eminent has an abundance for al, its needs
~ 1t is asserted that John C. Breokin-
ridge medtates the delivery Of set speech
in the Senate in opposition to the President
Message on the war.
Gen. Pomeroy Of Kansas, has chosen thu
seat in the Senate lately occupied by the trai
tor Mason, and Gen. Lane that of jeff. Davis
A bill to reconstruct the Supreme Court o
the United States will soon be introduced int
the House.
Mr. May, "Quasi Union" member Of Con
gress from Baltimore, is on visit to the trai
} tor jeff Davis at Richmond.
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourne
on Thursday after session of thirty days.
The VoIoE OF THE SoUTH.-What is tn
tenor of the news from the South 2 asked
Wall street millionaire of popular musician
few days ago.
They have no Tenor among them, reptile
, the p. M,,---'they are singing Base thore to
man.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
IKEASIRY.


WAsuuNHr0S, J4Iy 3.--lhc Secretary uf the lrc4su-
Ustorlu successfully lengthy. The Secretary s11ws
aR4reraic W appr pHatlns already made VI Sl41O-
$40 So sll piloetlI That thr additional estimates
FOR Che dsraI yetr ending june 10 1851 including The
dc1 .cury Caused iy tc application OF -6Z9ts t' the
service 10 tAa 1dis year. will require additional app
pr0psia4ns flr the civil s foreign intercourse and m
ce4uenu- objects, Sall4i4 flr zoe Interior Depart
mcnl -i3i OPS flr thc War Department., j2H6 397
%. fr ur Now Dcrattncut sal .GOj $50 m the ag-
grc.atr. -3i7 jos .0jJ5J
lu addition tle demands upon the Treasury. it viii
Dc ncocsatg 90 provide Cor the redemption N Treasury
notes duo and maturing 20 Ae amount Of SD $50 SBl
aud Con he payment ID lde interest she public debt
% be created during Che year. which, computed ar "a
average " six months, he estimated AZ nine millions
Inc whole aauut rfuircd fr tho fiscal year 1862 may
tlerof e stated -3Is jl95Sl 81. Provision g.. made
fr the interest 500 thc rasn. public debt n ihc OF
$3.50 O1l already appropriated for the year 1862
To provide Or The SUMS required it Is quite apparent
the dcaceucles must be- supplied from loans and the
problem to De solved is SHAT Of proporouiug the FORM
e. g. ia .lt.t r"i -''e hs details of ha'h taaf
tHe whole aunuut needed may be obtained Nrh certainty,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

WASHINGTON COUNTY - MARCH TERM, 1851.
IN CHANCERY
In the above entitled cause. after hearing upon bin,
answer, traverse aud proofs and after argument and
consideration IL Is ordered adud]od aud dcerecd that
the defendant. Jasper Curtis. Dee pcrpeuaiy cHioincd
f1m in any way or manner, by himself agents, by
any uudcr him, selling, putting mp, marking OF la
leliug for sale any medicine with the orators said
Downs mark or trademark mentioned in she orator,
bil Of complaint that is say, with the mark desg-
patton Of DOWNS VEGETABLE BALSAMlC
ELIXIR" OF amy mark in colorado imitation thereof,
up0u Che labels, bottles envelopes accompanying the
10 any way connected Herewith, causing or
procuring the same to be done and FUN putting forth
circulars or advertisements in for the sale OF any med
irae BY OF under the name designation Of no WINS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR" and from put
ting forth circulars advertisements purporug bean
the usme Of n II WINS thereon, amy colorado i'm
ititon thereof either written OF printed and from us
ing or causing, procuring o. te used directly ndi-
reety, by himself any person under him. in connee-
WON with selling, putng up ciroul atins or adyertis
ug ior sale any medicine any Of the advertisements of
ss.d b1sras Downs Ucurys Sonny pretended ascn
cy, firm or propuetorship under said Downs and from
using the Of said Downs in about the sale OF
distribution or advertisements Of any such medicine fol
sale and from using any copy reprint IT said Down
or Downs Henry Advertisements, labels circulars o
signatures connection with or 1r the purpose Of such
sale or adyor .emont; and from selling, causing, OF
procuring 90 be sold, any medicine not made by SAID
Downs, as " DOWNS VEGETABLE BALSANIC
ELIXIR" the make manufacture OF saia Downs
or by the name or designation Of DOWNS NEGE-
TABLE BALSAMlC ELIXIR" or &c n. Il. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALsAMIC ELINIR," or under any
name or designation i'm colorado imitation thereof an'
from selling, causing, procuring to be sold, am
such medicine the pretended agent gt or proprietor
from UH8ar te said Downs either COR selling or o
tho right Of manufacturing the and from
in amy way selling causing to be sold any such med
iuino under the name, OF the make. manufacture o.
compound Of the said Downs and that the orators
their for which execution may issue forthwith
Done in Court this s.h day OF June, A D. 1851.
AsAHEL PECK, Chancellor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12
Atnal Nutirrs.
RHEus RENNETT,s EsTATE.

4 State Of Ncnnont-Washington District IS.
in Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, in and for
said district the ID day Of July, A. ID. 1861.
Moses Robinson aud David I. Ayerlll, executors OF
the last will and testament Of Lehbcus Bennett. late Of
Northdeld in said district deceased make application
90 said for extension Of the time heretofore al
lowed them % pay the debts due from said estate aud to
render their administration account until future
day Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said
application be heard at the Probate office in Montpelier,
on the 30th day n July. A. d 1861 and, it is further
ordered notice be given 20 all persons concerned by
the publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
State Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks sue
cessiyey, before said hearing
By the court
seas Attest r. r. MERRILL Judge.
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H1arrianfs.

IN Montpelier at the Pavilion. July e. by Rev. W H.
Lord, Austin Spencer NJ Marshheld, and Sophr7nia Sims
Of Cabot.
In lioehester, June 30. by Rev Geo s. Guernsey, Mr.
Oliver II Booth and Miss Lucrotia L. Willis, both Of
Lebanon. N. H.
IN Sutton. june 2j Mr. James NJ Drake. Of LAX.
Village, H. H. and Miss Laura A Adtoh IT sutton.
In Nnrwch, June a. Mr.. Frederick Finch of Norwalk,
Ct, and Miss Laura Jane Brown Of Sharou
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

Brandrchs Pills have been before the world FOR nearly
one hundred and years. They have an established
character for safety and efficacy, which places them IN
the first rank of all the medicines Of the day They are
purely vegetable, harmless to the tenderesi age ana
weakest frame yet Of sufficient efficacy 10 thoroughly
cleanse and purify the blood through the organs OF me
stomach and bowels. They aid aud improve Digestion
and sound refreshing sleep follows their They have
cured thousands Of Of the most distressing dyspep
sa. An the symptoms Of confirmed consumption have
been removed BY their USE and health has again blessed
the once despairng invalid Costiyeness, the great pro
moter Of disease is infaioy cured by these pills Ape
pexy and paralysis are surely prevented II the pl'
are nerseyeugy used soon as luess or intense pain
Of the head is experienced Thousands Of cases furnish
/ ed 10 proof
Price 70 cents per box
S1d by l.. r. Pierce and Fred. Il. smith, Montpelier
VI and 3, all respectable dealers IA medicine 80 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12
M C0NSIMPTIYES.

The Advertiser having been restored t. health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection, and that dteac
disease, Cnusump tuniS anxious 20 make known To hi
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
70 all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrptou used Gree Of charged with the directions io
preparing and using the same, which they viii md
sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c-
The only object Of advertiser in sending the Prescrp
ton is to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceves TO be invaluable, aud he hopes eyey
sufferer will Try hisremody, it will cost them nothing
aud may prove "a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilianshurRh, Kings County, New York 2O7l
-. =. Al-..--....u. ~ Hrnf L. MLlara uair L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12
1858 Attest, Ma. CHASE, Register.
n UFUs INGERsoN's ESTATE

L L STATE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISTRICT, -.
In Probate Court, holden Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 28th day Of June, A. D. 1861.
r. ID Putnam, administrator on the estate Of Hu-
fus Ingerson late Of Cabot in said district deceased
makes application said court for extension Of the
time heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts due from
said estate and render his administration account mo-
I'll some future day WheTeupon, Il ID ordered by sand
court that said application be heard at the Probate
fce Ia Montpelier, the % day Of July next and u
is further ordered thai notice be given go Al porsons
concerned by the publication Of this order 10 the er-
mont Waterman State journal, printed AZ Montpelier,
three vcrks sucecssyely, before said hearing
By the Court.
IS 81 Attest, I. Il MERRILL, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

~ Washington District
Ia Probate Court, holden atMoutpeler on the 4h day
Of July, A. u. 1861
william NJ Ellis, administrator Of the estate Of George
c. Moore late Of Berlin, in said district deceased makes
application 20 said court for license 10 sell all ~ the real
estate OF said deceased except the homestead Of about
eight sores Of land aud buldngs and the widows dow
e. but including the reversion Of said dover in the land
to be sold, also excepting he pew in the Congregational
list Westinghouse representing that said sale Is ncces,
slry the payment Of the debts OF said deceased and
expenses OF administration Of said estate. Whereupon
it Is ordered by sad Court that said application be refer
red 20 the Both day Of July, A. d. 1861 for hearing and
and il is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of this applica-
ton aud order thereon three weeks successfully IA the
Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal. printed at Mont
peer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
at said time and place. and hthsy see cause object
| thereto
By the court.
1858 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

In West Newbury " Q. william Allied son n Mrs.
Mary j. Brock, aged years and 10 months.
Tn Fairec juno %, ofoancer Mrs Mary Joslyn, aged
80 years, relict OF the late Josiah Ioslyn tsq.
AZ Breokdeld. June o. Abel Chambcdain, 81.
In Lyndon, May % Daniel larned ~.
in East Montpelier, July 9, Hiram sihcy ESQ 3d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

"a From the following decree it will be
seen that Messrs. J. NJ. Henry d Son, Of
Waterbury have obtained perpetual injunc-
ton against the manufacture of -" Downs We
& table Balsamic Elixir" by Jasper Curtis, oil
st. Adams, thereby establishing their sole
right to manufacture and sell the same:-
d 0 w n 5 q II f N r Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

ASK THE CHEMISTS ABOUT CRIsTADORo's
HAIR DYE.
1t has been analysed and pronounced poisoness More
ever it is sold under the highest scientific sanction,
as the only dye ever manufactured either in Eu-
rope or America that perfectly initiates Nature.
Prepared by j. Crsadoro No 6Astor House, New York
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
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nrm Advertisements.
4 srEAM WEEKLY


y ~ ~ ---HErwEEN----
L lfsfssE5p NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Landing and embarking Passengers 40 QrsevsrowN,
(lrcfaudl The Liverpool, New York aud Philadelphia
Steamship COMPANY intend despatchur their fu power
ed Civdc-built Iron Steamships a. follows
ETNt SlNrafH Jty l3.
EDNBrRgH SATURDAY. Jay 20
CTFT or WdSHfNG1 Sfhtoitg. Juy q.
and every Saturday. FROM Pier a. North tivcr
RATES or rAssNgr
FIRST CABIN, SIS 100 StEEhA6E. $50 eo
d. to i1nl5u. 500 do. to London, 80 90
do. To Paris, 500 do. to Paris. $500
Passenger. forwarded TO Hawc, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
IJPcrsons wishing o bring out their friends can buy
tickets here at the following rates, 90 New York From
Liverpool or Queenstown lst CABIN, $50 So aud SlO5
Stecrage from Liverpool 500. from Queenstown
@3O0l.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passcnrors and carry experienced Surgeons They
built iu Water-tght Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Auuihilaturs board
rar further information apply In Liverpool 20 WI
INNAN, Agent. 22 Water Street in Gl1st1w Co WIN
INNlAN, ST. Euoch Square in Quconsfowu ia q. &
w % SEYMOUR n 90 in london 20 HIVES y
MACY. 81 King William st. in Puris 20 UiES
DECouE, Place de "a Bourse; in Philadelphia 20
JOHN q. DALE, Ill Walnut Street; or at che Com
pauy's Offices. JOHN q DfLh fgclf'
$500 Is Broadt0oy, " 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN We would call
your attention to the advertisement Of Prot.
o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, which APP
pears in the columns Of our present number.
From our long acquaintance with the pro-
pretor, and with numerous individuals who
have used his preparation with perfect sue
cess for the last two years, we feel no hesita-
ton in recommending the article ts superior
to any other preparations now in use for the
same purpose, viz; for restoring gray hair 20
its original color, a sure and perfect cure for
badness, and never failing preventive for
the falling Of the hair.
1t is decidedly the best and most popular
in use for identifying, preserving, restoring
and strengthening the hair, relieving diseases
OF the skin, and removing scurl. dandruh, and
all eruptions and feverish heat from the scalp
Catholic Findieator.
Sold by ell good Druggists
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Markets
BosroN MARKEr-JuLY Q.

Corn Exchange--rhe receipts since yesterday hav-
bceu 1881 bb Flour 7703 bush Corn and 400 do Oats
The market is steady but quiet for Flour. We quote
common brands Western at SO IS a fancy brands -
p extras at St37 l-2a S. aud superior at - - Z
pr Dbl including choice brands St. Louis Corn is quiet
southern yellow is held at Coz Western do at % 7lc
and Wostcru mixed at 81 sc pr bush. Oats are dun
"a 3Sc pr bush for Western and Canada. In Butter
and Cheese no change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

..,.1,,.. .-i,t t,,r....,. Ill. ,. 49,,
Is d. capable an9 sPpto.9s .hs hresiaenss course IN
psyno n Ii,b tjia,,e ~ co,ai seo,,s ,oiii,srv Mn
sna ~ a ard ~, ~ tasai,s mil w much dcf.ction
I'D ea,lii,d H. ss.i ~, hno ~ MA ,be s,s,d
I'd 49,. 49, - Z atiii,. ia ai,,os,,in, h., ,,,t "a
~ = pil a 10 e az raos, saie,,n d,,y ny tg
Excluded under The resolutions previously adopted
n, Vs WI NJ n " intsod'co5 y IN jrrcs.iu
tb nav ~ soldiers 10 eneon dollars rorooencing Ma
iseip yis /, bn rcJpc,,g ibc esnsrsos nv ,hn Geo.
eg ,ls ,st 9, pS''aes hat au oiest. eAoep,ng
nav All fees collected bv tber M, ne tress,ry no,
,te s,i.,y ~ III .gio5,ts' 'iii,... - -t .han -
duced a. fo,,. Oyer sio o56 26 e, cont over s2ioo
rs pcr cont aver 9501o no nor cs1t aver siso ncy
rr,t ~, ,,,o.ii,l,, M, - .,,t,, 49,, ~, - w.
wv ~ ,l,sis Hl Avs sranlans aVtgiaBe 70 .ne'-
~ [ ~ 1''' ''''''''"s "'e "'""'"s P"''s'
oe ,,oG,o IN M tooo,is ~ Con, 4, ,y,s ,esolv,d
thar The Committee on Che Judiciary be and hey arc
bin f5r public act to oona.catc The property Of an per-
sons holding Office either civil or military under the gov
So called Conforatc states Of America who have taken
Nm arms or shall hereafter take up arms against the Gov
eminent " the United states
the Committee on Military Affair. be instructed to report
Din granting pension 10 the mother Of Col Il Ens.
On f-otion NJ Mr. Diyen Of n Y a. was
Rs,ol,sd That II tho Senate c,ncpr the following
address uc signed bg Che Speaker and by the President Of
rrovo of the same and transt copy 90 tho Governors
al ne respective tttp. of tl.i. Ne.iiiic
here follows the address LOO which the following
tcnoe occutsi
90 We thus cntroat you not i'm dread Of your power
but because we had r5er per.aade You As friends tam
In cise ,oo p,rsI.t IN sour rc5oon. not In a .pt Of
menace nt ta we NAV obstinate all idea of peace upon
fcrus other than the supremacy OF the constitution that
out 1ip shall wave truntphant over This whole rcpublic
or IL .U re,so to be n nsfionai emblem This h olr
firm resolve Gldand an enlightencd world viii decide
fo D,oer. sere rsrsrrc5 10 tho Committee ON Jpdic
ary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-12

n OTICE.-Ap plcation will be made to the
~ Pension Office Of the United States fog the renew
al or duplicate Of Land Warrant No 81 Oa2 for 100
Of land issued on or the ION u December, 1859
10 Amnerrla Nash. Of North Lawrence, in the county
of st Lawrence and State Of New york. an applicant or
bounty land under the act Of March 3D. 1855 the Wild
ow of Imoihy Emerson, private in Capt Samuel A.
Circuits company Of volunteers Vermont militia AZ mo
Invasion Of Platsburghsaid Land Warrant having been
lost through the mail AMMERRIl.LA NASH,
ny her attorney,
ARAUNAn NrhAk
fr-., go " I'VE ieei
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TIE THIRD REGIMENT.

- w. f
tion Of inc new company 70 MI tne vacancy IN
the lhird regiment oooasloneu oy inc "i'n-
drawal OF the Nergennes company as ioi-
lows
0o%B50 '' sf . % s p ' C5%ssSy 10 am
ae second es,men' arrived 9el, tae 81 n,l ia ,wo de-
ron Ea.t Montpelier, he'd by NJ Hammond and con
clg ~ tompsn Vu i,oa Bo S ' and ucny One
COTTON T,,e determined ony 20 60 WIN Mover ai zap
moud There was an attempt maae 70 Organize, on ,he
cci,cd majority Of Eve votes as cSptaa when Mower
T h ,sgS p'Sc and s rS a %Sp , s me
men, who returned to Camp in sne spirits destined bow.
morning deciaring ,he election Illegal followed In short
%e o an 95ag e'o1 bs nS ss VENT ba So
and about fory signed recruiting pape, presented g
company and made fr better apain h,o ne AVERAGE
ooc "'0 Gom1 o we s s, re,osd anil e menu an
who could be found again collected under conma,nd u
have ico to recruit men to an ,hc Company which
s G,ce FSs5 ~ M. VI" gso,l.oeo n,m. a5a5 g,e
good officer tut as the state q feeae now exists ia
msndcr. Ii may be domocr,dc fr be cmpa9.c, TO
,rr". ~ ,be st,c n"5 ~, s,usc 10 esy M cle,ti5p Of
mc9 who are called upon 70 assume soeh grove [cpon
Of battle may depend ppou their eoouc's. courage,
Of men Who N, c,eir.. whom he, eec, Who are easily
Influenced by means which o9get not to as s3sa ,ooi
v6o must necessarily take ainaa On trust he great
30 5aadiiaios aud only judging from trorarsnce,.--
Ag@', ne e,. on ',' %, "1as .,r " n
fcrent mode Of proceeding
The above statement ~e-SoPp''e may DC .
correct version OF 'he present position OF a-
fairs ln th's Company 0Ni there Is o't OF
history back OF TINS winch may give inc Puo-
lie some insight INTO me natter ana nix the
responsibility Tor the present unhappy scn'sn
where 1t belongs
At tho time Of the calling OUT of the Vol
untecr Militia Of the state preparatory to en-
toring the United State service, Capt Mower
held a commission as Ooninn OF the Lafayette
Artillery at Calais, and had a right 20 expect
that his company would be recognized in the
c,.,,.,;,, ~ ,t. so,,;,,,r, ,bor b,ir,, ,,llod
-.
o"'' n"' "o' 0''"S oa''eD '''o 'I'' ''9' ''s
iment, he oontented himself with the assur-
ances OF those in authority that he should
nave Pl'ce lh 'ue 'o'ono regiment n"'