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,..,,,io, % sustain great contest than

ANnditiOn W cA'-- o
now. ,. al
r,der these favorable circumstances and
Or these grand objects, shall. in pursuance
81 the act Of Congress, cause books OF sub
scription to be opened as speedily as prac'i-
o,sle in tho several cities andprincipal towns
n the United States,In order that all citizens
Who desire to subscribe to the loan may have
the opportunity Of doing So Meanwhile
those who prefer that course can remit any
sum which they may desire to invest IN the
loan to the Treasurer of the United States at
washington, or to either of the Assistant
treasurer, a. Boston. New York. Philadel'
mia. or St. Louis, or to the DcpO'l'ary AZ
Cincinnati. whose certificates will entitle tho
holders to Treasury notes on the terms al
adv stated. The patriotism Of the people,
!, |. no. to be doubted, will promptly respond
70 the liberal wisdom oftheir representatives
s.P. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury
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For the Union and Journal.
NEwrIELp, Sept,

NEwrILLD, Sept, 1861.
Mn. CowAS:-I SEQ by the last Union that
the votes given in this town at the late cleo
ton, are not published, and as 1t may be de-
sirable by the people Of the County to have
the result known, send the same to you:
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WESTERN VIRGINIA,

Floyd's forces have been dispersed, with
tho loss Of their camp equipage, and probao-
" many lives, at Connliix ferry, near the
Gaulcy bridge. Gen. Rosencranl, alter
forced march Of IL miles was rcconnoitering
in force on Tuesday afternoon with the 10th,
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MISSOURI.

Reliable news from Lexington. up to Sat-
urday has been received and shows there he's
been no fight there up to that time, though
the Federal troops has been summoned to
surrender BY Gen. Price, whose army Is Il
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II A dispatch from Washington to the
Philadelphia Press declares that If reporters
were permitted to publish the arrivals Of
troops and military movements now transpir'
iug here, the country would be electrified
But everything is now done quietly, and even
the parades and music on the avenue are
avoided, the troops marching from the rail
way station at once to Gen. Mcclellan 8 Office
and without music. In spite Of the large
arrivals not citizen Is disturbed and few are
aware Of what is going on.
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y The Washington correspondent Of tho
Tribune says that Gen. Butler has been auth.
orincd to raise 5000 men in New EnsMnd.
and that he will soon come east for thas dr-
pose. His command is designed for special
service. and in its composition men who have
been accustomed to sca.laring life will DO
specially acceptable.
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A CANDIDATE FOR FoRr LATArrrrE.-Bur-
nett Of Kentucky, amcmbcr Of Congress, adj
dressed a meeting near the State line, Chri-
stan county, Ky, last week, Of ~hicha let
ter to tho Frankfort Commonwealth Of tho
q inst. says;
ale appealed to the crowd to resist tho
United States laws with, guns, knives. clubs,
or anything else. Ho abused Crittendcn,
jackson, Mallory, and the rest Of the Union
delegation from this State rs infamous hyp-'
ocriies and deceivcrs. and called the Union
men pack of Abe Linoolns dogs. IL was
the most vindictivc yollcy Of abuse against
the Union and Union men that ever heard.
A county regiment was organized, with the
private understanding among its leaders that
II is to resist the enforcement Of the Federal
laws"
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Gbe anion &youtnal.
piddeford, Me-, September 20, 1851.

-hdvert,sers are particularly request
A q hand in their advertisements a. early ~ the
" - "a no.sIble In order 10 secure their inser'
,isn they must DO received by Wednesday noon'
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REDUCTION or S,iARIEs.-0n Saturday last
owing to the great reduction Of the income
of the bureau, the Commissioner Of Patents
made general reduction OF the salaries and
pay Of all those in his bureau holding oihco
directly from him. Thus hc changed Nil tho
principal examiners at So per annum to
assistant examiners ut 81 800 per annum, to
all the assistant examiners at 81 500 Per an.
mum, to second assistant examiners Mt 600
per annum and all the second assistant eI-
amincrs at 81 GOO per annum to temporary
clerks Mt 81 400 PER annum, and reduced tho
compensation Of NIL the clerks OF the bureau
5000 each. Warrington Star.
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= The New York Independent says
ave may mention, what Is not generally
known, that tho last food sent from Charles
ton into fort Sumter was rice mingled NTH
pounded glass.
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NEW York PoLrrcs.-Of the gentlemen
nominated on the State ticket by the two
Conventions which met Mt syracuse on Tues
bay and Wednesday, four have heretofore
acted with the Democrats, four with the Re-
puhlicans, and one with the Old Line Wings
or Americans. In point Of personal worth
add fitness, the ticket is said to 30 uneIcep-
tionable.
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~ The Progressive Age, Belfast, In speak
ing Of the thorough rubbing out which -
cesh has received 10 Maine remarks:
Most cfIectually have the Democrats OF tho
State obliteratod the foul stain which tho
Dana copper.heads attempted to tx upon
them and the State at Augusta. Dana does
not get even respectable scattering vote
outside of waldoboro and few such Hcrian
towns, and the aggregate will not greatly e1-
coed the Breckenridge vote Of last November.
wedo not learn that the copperheads have ell.
ected single county officer or q representative
In the state. The people FROM one end Of tho
State to the other have spewed them out and
what few there are OF them left. stand full
revealed a. the enemies Of the Union whose
blessings they enjoy. JEFF Davis J. welcome
to the whole lot. Such mean, abject tories
are only ct for some southern plantation.
All such men should have . free pas out OF
the country. the same as the old tories OF tho
Revolution bad.
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II Upwards of 100000 nations for tho
army Of the Potomac are now stored in tho
receiving dcpots at Washington. Some idea
OF the bulk Of these rations may be formed
when we state that thep are $4,000 barrels
of -four, 5000 barrels Of beef. 5000 barrclsof
pork, 100000 pounds Of coffee, 100000
pounds Of sugar, and 100000 pounds OF
bread, with hominy, crackers, vinegar. can
dies. soap and salt in proportion. An army
Of $50 900 men will consume all these ntions
in IL days.
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y Tho muster roll Of tho Tar River Rang
ers, taken ut Hatteras Inlet, contains tho
names OF "a men, only Eve Of whom wero
able to write their own nance the rest all
maicSber marks. These are the cavaliers
who sigh for foeman worthy Of their steel.
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THE SOUTHERN COAST.

Four vessels which ran into Hatteras Inlet
while the flag upon Fort Hatteras was down,
in the impression that the place was still in
the hands of the rebels, were seized by our
forces. Two Of them were from the British
Provinces; one, the Susan Jane from Hall.
fax, with q valuable cargo purchased in Bos.
ton and New York. has been sent North un
der Lieut.. Crosby, U. s. n.
Narrop Escape Of Fort Hdfieras and Gar
rison.-After the capture Of Fort Hatteras,
one Of the shells was found to hayc pierced
the rebels powder magazine, without burst
ing. On examination, II appeared that the
gunner, whose duty 1t was had forgotten to
tear of small leathern cap. ordinarily put
on for safety. Had the cap been removed,
the fertilization would have been blown up,
and not handful Of prisoners left alive to
be captured as prisoners of war.
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nstitution.. when DO las. Visited hi. u.ti,.

institutions. When hs last visited his native
town Of Eastford, c.. four ycap ego. he
paid particular attention to the laying-out
Of family lot, in which hs strictly enjoined
his relatives and friends to lay him when he
died, beside his father and mother. The re-
quest has been fully carried out. The lot is
enclosed with iron chains, connecting four
plain granite posts, which no himself had
placed there, but beyond this there 10 no
mark to distinguish the.lot Is ono par.
ticular importance or interest. Gov. Buck
inglism has received the commission Of Gen.
Lyon rs Brigadicr-Gencral, and II will DO
preserved, together with the sword and cha
peau, BY the state Of his birth.
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81 At the peoples Convention at Syn.
cu.e on Wednesday last, letter from Leslie
Cooubs Of Kentucky was read by the Chair
man. "Peace meetings with u.s." wrote tho
venerable patriot. sand ! presume everywhere
are mere soft word' for treason" What
rebuke to the abjcct crew IN the FREQ Stairs
who are counselins compromise with trait
ors!
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Y Andrew johnson Of Tennessee, says
the Cincinnati Gazette, was asked the other
day what he thought Of that part Of Ere
mont's proclamation relating to the forfeit
ure ofpropcrty, and the manumission oislaves
belonging to armed rebels Of Missouri; and
replied that II was just right-that "a man
who will 6ght against the Union shouldn't
be allowed to own dollar or dollars
worth"
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~ Here Is what Rev. w. b. Carter. OF
Eas. rcnue~ce, said in aspe~ch at Cincinnati.
on Monday night lsst;-
al am Q Shareholder. Ny ancestors, Tor
three generations, have been Shareholders |;
therefore, I cannot DO charged with any pro-
judice against slavery. But ] tell you that
l regard the Union Of the States ~ OF In
6nitely moro value than al the negroes In
America, and Africa too. Nay 80 iurthsr,
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LYox. ruH PATRIOT HrRo.-The will OF the
late Gen. Lyon gives all his property, some
30 900 10 the Government. Hegave oil, even
his life to tho support oftbs country and IL
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TnE PRECEDENT AND KNrucxr.-Colonel
Forney writes from Washington to the Phil
adelphia Press:
"a few weeks ago, when called upon tc
send regular troops into Kentucky, against
which you will recollect many Union men
protested, alleging that they could defend the
soil OF Kentucky themselves against the 90
cessionists, the President remarked; u am
exceedingly ANXIOUS to protect the Union
men, and have taken all proper measures 70
do 30, as well In Kentucky S in iennessee,
but am Mt the head Of great nation, ana
must be governed by circumstances, and by
wise forcthought. rs Ear rs possible. ! will
illustrate nv position by the fable OF the far
mer Who returned home and found that, while
bh two little children were asleep, number
of snakes had taken part possession Of the
bed. lie could not strike the snakes without
endaugering his offspring. and. therefore, be
bad to stay his hand The effect Of the CON-
parison was unansxenble."
LYoS. ruE PATRIOT Hao.-The will OF the
a q a..
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IN Office.

THE stockholders OF the Montpelier Gas Light Compa
ny are hereby notified meet at the office of the Vt
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Friday, the 9Th day
of July next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
election of Directors for the year ensuing
ORAMEL H. SMITH, Secretary.
Montpelier June 20, 1861
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STATE OF VERMONT,} IN Probate Court held at
WAsHNGrnN DisrR1cr. SIS. Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 18th day CT June, A. D. 1861.
instruments purporting to be the last VIII and esta-
"A ment of Mrs Anna Dodge late of Calais in said Dis
rct, deceased being presented to the by Chas
Dodge the Executor therein Named for Probate: it is
dereu ~ said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear at session of said Court holden
at the Probate Office in Montpelier, the 10th day of
July, 1861 ana show cause if any they may have, against
the probate of said viii for which purpose, it is further
ordered that copy record Of this order published
three weeks successfully inthe Green Mountain Freeman
newspaper printed Montpelier previous to said time
appointed for hearing. true copy of Record,
2S7fw3 Attest, 7. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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ESesa5 :aElaEla 7EacadOsa's sIssate

HTATE OF TEEMUNT, In PFohale Court holden at
WAsnINGToN DIsrRfcr.ss.( Montpelier, within and for
said District, the Oh day Of June, A. d. 1861.
TOHNaN. WILSON, administrator the estate of Ben
y jamin heu'0n late of Barre, in said uisc de ccased
makes application to said for extension of the
time heretofore allowed him pay he debts due from said
estate and to render his administration until
future day
Whereupon, it is ordered by said hat said appl.
cation be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier On
the 10Th day Of July, A. u. 1861 and further ordered
that notice be given 10 all persons concerned by the pub
lcaii"D OF this order in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully, before
said hearing. BY the court
2S7fW3 Attest, II. r MERRILL, judge.
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Great Remedy for Conghs, Colds and
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPCUND,
PREPARED By
DR.. j. w. POLAND & CO.,
GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, NH.

GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, NH.
THE following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine tI,at il o,v hecamiua nonrlor faster finn
any other article sold nv 4 ruooisfs -
Rev + X Chasa nj Rnn,nav N II rnder date Il.
Anrij 4th. 1850 saws 80 When vour favor, ItwobO.
rs ot White pins Comnonnd I,vos re,eiveh was slA
er;nT from most So'arp nniG tnos The Comroun.
and was abe 70 nreoch in tro davs y bailey,
Ihe Comnound = nv inraim,hIa 'rosdcinp | do viii
thonsends Who I,nr nth;a of tie rrtnes ,youI be-
come hetter sconai,tad ,"i,h ~: - '''
EcvN T. q Siavams p's,nr of Tho nar+,st CIursla.
lonrt,r,, Cont~. - iot,ar GntoI Ed' 1,6j savs =
g Soma "f NV ,,,iiv hor +;ad II the Ion,, o1pd
1,,;+h iroi 'rot' ny b f;n :, ~ y, i.ont NJ ~ }a
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Cosh n a;; ,o ~ r. fIo,eJ o,nnt w Ll;ar4 ttols
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-' - ] ~ ~ ~ ~ IN Wy ~ ~ ,r vast a eli lY
NH 49, i; WI Gso ,o ,bt nhr himself nor apy
IN iiIs, Iat ihir i've through
th ''' t ti ra+ I honth he woaI ty
ne t9 y AS 'St resort ne ~ fntie i2r
tHe "4se rrne coWIoUha ne! l1 tss Of All i'm.
n'lh ne pGsah 70 take II ana 10 ,ie St Waves month;
ieulaeIy SlU"co s,S,l G o' If his case
hl'erWa.us rep. 20, looU III ii VIA; p; Cmnouud
he snle ipec,e III y anu W ~, o ~, rerovpry tfu
uhsei ucu' mas oeeh inc means VI my
iAr' e ~ ,,:,,o, oo,,,,oi,+s c1-EEp En-
uhu[tus OF cases u hiol,e, Crnnd Nave beru
ihEl.i ny 'aAng me w me IiIc I'm t inra.
va y! ulu?SiSes. nele az Ioord n the Com
au agea man III DanVers MAS, itdov comnja,It:
pouuu, as Wouueflu' curatNe ~ Me- IA sont 70 the
belng great Suie er from ina, ui'ncu.y, him u pd
Ap"tuecary iortWo poltleS. lhe} Gonh 1884, sod = GOOD
.iel we're worm my doi'arS nc Has S'N'N
many bottles msef. .o,, in Salem
he second case was mat OF business l,i Afer.
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STATE OF VERMONT I In Probate Court held at
WAsHINGroN DISTRICT, Montpelier, within and for
said Dis trict the 18th day of June, A. d. 1861.
instrument llrp0rng To he The last illand Tes-
Il .aaemt OF samuel b. Anterior late of DuXbury in said
District, deceased being presented To the Court by l.. L..
Dnrant, the executor therein named for Probate:
is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear session of said Court
be holden the Probate Office, Muntpeler the 9th
day of July A. d. 1861, and show cause, if any they
may have agnst the Probate of said Will for which pur-
pose, il is further ordered that copy of the record Of
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed at Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing
A true copy of record,
0S6rv3 Attest. II. X. MERRI III. Judge,
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iHE Snbscf having beenapp0ned bI The FohorahEe
J. Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Com
miss receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against he Estate Of Ben amin
Deaiing, late of Randolph, in said District deceased
representa- insoyeni and of months from the
5ih day of june 1861, being allowed by said CONF
The creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usSve notice thai Will attend
t. the duties Of our appointment at the honse OF
Charles bearing in Randolph said District, the last
Saturdays of June ana November next, o'cock in the
afternoon, each of said days.
LOCKWOOD HOLDEN, rom,s
LOREN EDSDN, N
Randolph, June SIh. 1851 w3
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Administrators SAKE.

FDiE undersigned, administrator the of Aun8h
W. Flanders, late of Ilydepark, will sell at public
auction, (unless previously disposed of al private sale
on Saturday, the 18th day of July next o'clock p
the following described land belonging said estate and
stu tied in lIydepark in the County of Lanoc viz -
One equal undivided third part of the Sd Division lot of
the original right of Elisha Edgerton the whole or
part OF fifty of land out of the South corner
of the Sd Division lot, the original right Benjamin
Tallman. Said sale will be at Ii. Dutton's Hotel in said
Ilydepark. Terms of payment easy and made known at
time and place of sale.
JOHN NJ FLANDERS, Administrator.
HydcparK, June,l7, 1861. 2S7fw3
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Levi I'd, HEHsa's Estate.

THE Subscribers having be appointed h. he Hnnora
Lille Probate Court for the District Of ashingon Conn
nissoners receive exam inc and djus ainsand
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of Levi ID.
Hail. late Of Marshhed in said District deceased, repre-
senled insolvent and the term of six months from the
!Sh day of May 1851 helm allowed by snd Court to the
creditors Of said derea scd xbii nd prove their
specve claims before viii attend
IL he duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
Of Mis- Fanny, W. Hall in Marslfeld IN said district,
the last Thursday Of August and No ember next AT one
o'clnCk in the afternoon each of said days.
q. w. II. DWiNELL, C,o,n,.,
JOHN LANCE, oo 10
NI.ra bG.lI Ma A
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FNHIS certiies that have given my John g. Smith
his time during the remainder of his minority, and
shall claim of his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting after this date. MARY A. SMITH.
ASAHEL NYE, ,v.....
AsAHEL H. NYE, " ii0''0e'
Berlin, June %, 1861. 2STfw3*
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Probate Courts for Randolph
District

DROBATE uOURIS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden as foil
At the Registers Office in Brookfed, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at Chad
Nicks Hotel in West Randolph the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. l.. Bowlcs' Hotel in Washing
ton he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust By order OF Court
J. R. CLEAVELAND, Register
Chnlsea. necemher |. 1850
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G. A R D | N ER'S
Rheumatic and rsessvalSS;a
COMPOUND.
A sure Cure for Rheumatism and Nsuoi,;a
as WOrst Form.

Il sure lure t0F rheumatism and Ncuyol,;, ~
as n0rSt Form
The undersigned hereby artitv that thew ho, . j,
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Commune ''
the cure Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia. ana b,o 'yf
every found imma late and perm ,neut re,nf va
have 1u confluence IN It's dealing qualities and wogI
recommend it to all who afflicted with these hs U1
ing diseases, OF the safest and best m,icn>
ever offered to the public. ''A'
5 HANCOCK ia, 20 South Market Boston. W
H. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FL; LEI, y S,rl
Market st, Boston sAML. WALES JE. CITY II~a
boston; GEO. II. PLCMMER, | Meverick square F.,
Boston; HENRY d. GARDINEE, Webster st. Vat pnS
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster It Boston, lI' c DS,
CHAs. q. DoLLIvER, East Boston. 'F'
The best medicine for disease ever saw CBAs
SM1TR, No l Old State IL ouse, Boston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in sv,..
for>a and was entirely curet by The use of one br
A. W. Dryer, Matthews Building, Commercials 5M
ton.
GARDENERS Rheumatic an, Neuralgia Comroipiln
entirely relieved from sulerngs of several year.
standing. ". f. N0DCHINs, No. l Old Stat, H.rs
BOso,.
After suffering with Rheumatism tog twenty ye.,.I
entirely cured by the use of two bottles Of usri
ncr's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Conpouna NgsNAS
L Ayers IS Franklin street, Boston.
The Rheumatic ana Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people for ScroiGouS Iiumyr
With great benefit 1t nay be given to children with
perfect safety
At wholesale by MACY & JENKINS 81 Liberty s.
New York NJ. S. BURR & Co, Is Iremont st B5,tqu,
Principal Dcpot-S7 kihy st, Boston
For sale by n, r. CONE. ". Z. Village; CIAs
CHAPMAN, Woodstock; GEO. NlcHoLs NJ. D, and
DR. PORTER, Mortified j. NJ. henry, ana SONS.
Waterbury. l.. Pierce, and Fred E,Smith lon'le,
Ter, Geo 5 kcndrick Lebanon, n h, and Ivy ~ 9,Ae.
carries generally. 24?yl
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STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBArE COURTS within
said win be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
said District, Tuesday of each week, during the
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court are re-
quescd to attend to the same said court days.
T. L. MERRILL, Judge.
December |. 1860.