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a GocD NANE.-You whose fame has been
the target OF englous tongues, have you not
seen q good name to be the only brcastplaa
that is imPoryloas to the poisoned Shaft of
calumny Gold and talents, what without
a character =! y light, to render darkness
visible: gliding, with which contrast make
substance more revolving Cherish it, then,
all We who possess it, Guard it carefully, for
depend upon this, its purity once furnished
the unweary effort will hardly restore it to its
pristine lustrc. Let it attend you through
the journey Of life, GROWING your days with
peace and happiness The ractitude that won
it will engrave your face letter of recon-
mendatlon to people OF every nation and
tongue. And when the treasure is no loaeer
neediul to you, it shall descend to your pos
terity, legacy with which millions would
not dare to be compared
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STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon the Probate Cor.
IIsTRtCT or r. SDoLPH, So sfnr SAID DiStrci--IO al
persons concerned in the Estate OF Horace Y. T7fr
late of faelsta, deceased, 5REErHG
WHEREAS, Rufus n. HYDE, Administrator Of tn p
w tate Of said deceased requests said Ccah to allow
him the sluher time of year from and aer the VI
day Of October, u. 1862 to make payment ofhs le'
and close the settlement OF the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that sad aPPtio'
viii be heard AT session of the Probate CouH TO BE- h
at the lfabate Office in Chelsea, the tih dag Of |"
tober ns1, at which time you may be heardIn the prem
scs.
And ihis Order shall be published three weeks sutes
lively IA the Green Moaitain Freeman, newsPsp''
printed at Montpelier, Ia this State tina last oil NN'
publications shall be betOse the day assigned for heif1
rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand nj the Probate Office at Geese
this 18th day of september, A. D. 1862
BY order Of Court,
Gefw3 Attest, J. K. CLEAYELAND. Regi'Fh
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NEWS BY HAIL.

PEnRyyI1LE, Ky, Oct. 10.
70 Major GeNGai lIQHtck:
have already advised you of the movements
of the army under my command from louisville
More or less skilmIahtng bag occurred daily
with the encmy's cavalry. Siace then 1t was
supposed tho enemy "ou!d tight ut Bardstown.
My troops reached that point on the ith inst.
driving out the encm7's rear guard Of cavalry
and artillery. The main body retired towards
Springfield, whither the pursuit WIS continued
The centre, under Gen. Gilbert, moved on the
direct road from Springfield to Perryvllle, and
arrived on the 9TH instant within two miles of
the town where the enemy was found to be in
force. The left column, under Gen. McCook,
came upon the Knoxville road about 10 clock
yesterday, the Ssh inst. Il was ordered into
position to attack, and IL strong reconnaissance
directed.
At four clock received request from Gen
McCoOk tor rein orc mCnts and learned that
the left had been severely engaged for several
hours, and the right and left CT That corps were
being turned and severely pressed. Reinforce
mems were immediately sent forward from the
centre
Orders were also sent to the right column IN
der Gen. Crittonden, which was advancing by
the Lebanon road, to push forward and attack
the enemy lett, Dut II WAS Impossible ior lt 10
get IN position IN time to produce any decisive
result. The action continued till dark. Some
fighting alec occurred in the centre. The enemy
were everywhere repulsed, bat not without some
momentary advantage on the left.
The several corps were PIT in position daring
the night, and moved to the attack at clock
this morning. Some skirlnishing occurred with
the enemy 3 rear guard. The main body had
fallen back in the direction Of Harrisburg |
have no accurate report Of our loss yet. 1t is
probably pretty heavy, including valuable Of
icers.
Gems. jackson and Terrill, regret to say,
are among the killed.
D. G BUELL.,
Mai. Gen. COMMANDING
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LEGISLATURE or VER MONT.
Annual Session, 1862.
SEN.iIE


Monday, October 10, 1862.
Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal of Saturday
read and approved
Mr.. Kirkland, moved reconsideration Of the
vote OF Saturday passing the resolution maui
ring into the Imprisonment of citizens of this
State for dlsIoyal practices agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. Kirkland the resolution was
ordered to lie.
BY Mr.. Bean, relating to taxes assessed on the
polls of soldiers, giving the selectmen the power
to abate such taXes) to Committee on Printing
Senate Bills, l and 2, relating to towns raising
money for military purposes, were referred to the
iatng to counterfeit money, to Committee on
Banks.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Kirkland referring the Governors
Message to appropriate committees adopted.
Onmotion OF Mr. bradford, adjourned.
HOUSE,
Monday, Oct 13. 1862.
Prayer by Rev. Vi. Shelton. journal read and
approved.
ELLIS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Royce Of berkshire, providing that
iow"S mag at their town meetings raise money 20
way volunteers; l2 judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Cu>amaa Of igas5ur@b, to extend Or
leans Bank CHARTER 10 Committee on Banks.
By Mr. White Of coventry, to alter the name
Of Mabel l.. phDrick ; to the General Com
mittee,
BY Mr.. Chiids Of Fairec, providing that water
ing troughs shall be erected along the road side
IN the various towns of the State by the select.
men, who shall make the expense a part of the
highway tax to road Committee.
BY Mr.. Hendee, of Morristown, changing the
names of NJ. L. Martin, and Laura Avery 10
the General Committee
BY Mr. Underwood, of Newbury, to incorpo-
rate the Wells River Cemetery Association to
the Committee on Corporations.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Houghton of Pawlet that the Gov
ern,r be requested to demand an investigation BY
| the War Department at Washington, ia relation
to the charges made against the Vermont 9TH, rel.
alive to their conduct at the battle of Baton
Rouge in the Gulf Department, and that if il
appear that such charges are false, the Governor
be requested 10 demand the transfer of the Reg.
ment to some other Department in the United
States service; adopted on the part of the House
| Mr.. Houghton sustained the above resolution b,
brief but pertinent remarks to the effect that, i
Vermont troops had proved cowardly it should BE-
Known beyond doubt, and if not, then sure,
Vermont should be relieved from the odium G
charge, which was not now credited by her CT,
liens at home
The House concurred in the Senates proposel
amendment Of the Resolutions, fixing the time 0
the joint Assembly for the election Of Judges O
Supreme Court and Reporter, changing Friday t
| WplppSl,V tho 1Eth
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Be Sure ycp Are Right, Then 60 Ahead

~ don't know any maxim of mere worldly
rs@sLo;M better than this aud it may without
srcevesenee, be employed to convey higher truth,
s'aso2 HAS its proper sphere in the domain OF NOR
a|a and r-sion. In our national affairs, if it had
HEses motto everywhere, in every department Ct
tbs service, we can but believe that it would have
,s&srled the many disasters which have overtaken
rs, cr.>- opened the way to the success OF the
..s&gernmcnt in its efforts 10 suppress rebellion.
Ey3s a text from which sermon might be preached
.,ci,cr lay or clerical, with direct application to
,&g Tines and the terrible struggle in which We
G1e euSaeed.
Ihosp who believe IN u supreme power building
rsp and oyelthrowinS human governments, and
&sel&sag nations, like individuals, responsible for
>saGCoa of the ct email laws Of absolute righteous
'ASs. c4nnot fail 10 see, in The storm OF war that
IA&G Sreriaken this people, the mysterious working
-sf Providence, leading The nation through fiery
asssaI ta T. higher and better life But because we
.3azieye in this Providence. and with humble
KEN. J;ous faith look for direction ard strength to
& s5sdoaa and power infnite superior to that of
1scsy man o. number Of men, we cannot and ought
@1 20 icgge; that we cam OF IN this way shrk our
gl4Gt ct the real woik, not only OF saving our
caftry, but OF so saving 1t that Ii shall come out
ut 6& present trial like gold from the reiners fire.
&Ete 1goibl2 is rpon US and we must meet the
.sr& with a manly, as we'll as Christian forth
-Ga<e- With patriotic, as well as plous zeal, and
esEa SEX reliance as we'll AS with a strong faith
AK trast n higher power. 10 do this we must
|ffso be satisfied that We are right, that our cause
5 Isl, as tried by the highest standards by which
1a&H4sa actions are to be judged. When we have
Tlls e2agtns point, ibis mora! strength fpostion
-Aea there i, work for US to Go. The days Of
r1lrae IS are past, and it would De guilty folly
e 80 TO suppose that simply because our cause is
&St. !. vii, not be permitted 10 fail. We must
Cara" IS though there was no strength OF our own
E&at could save Us, but we must put forth our en-.
2zgles as though no arm but ours conld give us
st2e rIetory. There never was as army that fought
.e..or, that was made OF Steiner stuff or that was
r.aGsc victorious than that with which Cromwell
Fa @ae himself master OF England and the cavaliers
vie vainly dashed against the solid columns o.
a&at acmy, called them clntIng round-heads, be
'"ansG they prayed, and chanted hymns as they
-as'aed iHto battle. Butt when the combat
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MINISTERS IN THE WAa.-The East Gen /.
esee Conference has decided not to locate its
members who have gone to the war as officers
or prlvates, but to give them nominal appoint.
nents. This, says the Northern Christian
Adrocote, we cordially approvc--it is an I'M
usual thing tor an unusual time 1t would
be great pity to drive men from the Con-
terence because they step forward in defonso
Of the nation at this critical uncturc.
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BEEcHEE on PAEnEs.-In sermon de-
ilvcrcd last Sunday evening, Henry Ward
Bcechor said
:" The time has come when there can only
be two parties Before, when there was no
policy, some we're trying to urge one thing on
the President, some another; but now the
President has himself chosen between slavery
and liberty. Now there can be only two par.
ties-thoSe w4O uphoH Ms rebaS and trait.
1rS, ant those 'oao stand by the President
md tie Government.
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The Secession Democracy in New York must
be in rather bad way. The New lork Herald,
and that paper is entitled to speak for i, if shy
paper has That right-tels the party plainly that
it can't get any votes out Of he cities. 1t advises
Seymour to take himself ont OF the way, and
prophecies in respect to his chances for an eIec-
tor in this dismal strain;
1--WE can assure Mr.. Seymour that, from pres
ent indications, if he remains candidate, his de-
feat is inevitable. lie may carry New York city,
Albany and few interior towns; but the entire
State will certainly 80 against him.
The admission is significant one, and the gov
eminent and the people viii rejoice to know That
the rebel sympathzers thas early in the canvass
in New York, have in despair given UP all eXpec-
taion Of aiding the rebellion through the b'!lot-
box.
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LOUISVILLE Oct. y. Kirby Smith, left Law
enceburg with his whole commanc, last Friday
morning, and effected junction with Bragg.
y skirm;sh took place on Tuesday near Law
renceburgh between a Co.. of 10Th regulars and
lst Ohio cavalry against Col. SCOTS rebel cavalry
Col. Scott was wounded and now is a prisoner at
BardstOwn.
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Maj. Gen. Commanding.


WASHINGTON Oct IL. Gen. Mcclellan tele
rrauh,a to the war Office to-day that name OF tho
rehe,s IN pennsvlvania sbould rrturn +, VIRGINIA
Vhn Times FreJerlck snecial teIecra,t Save
that, an officer of SIocums division, Frankl,nE,
train and then by locomotive to within annie oi
Chambersbarg. The track as i4r as he went
was all rch,, but reported DESTROYED bevond
4 good deal Of cavalry and artillery passed
through lIagclNown this morning. AID Gen.
FnnElIn was there, Thc rebels c.ryi.d off the
Muvor ana Council Of Mcrcersbnrr nris5ncrs
The same colr,srln6ent SAWS tue ircyailiny
lulaor there was ,nat the rebels were moving in
10, &C through lborngon's Gan IN Blue Rldoc 50
10 r.aph The OMn,p and Altx4Ddrj. rajluad
THIS IS conailerod as proving tie raid into Penn
s,lysuj, to be oIv u lejpt To- cover their retreat
and obtain surtlIes and distract MrCi elan
while they fall Oh Sgel. PASSENGERS from Hay
per's Ferry Owe similar reports. The Ti9e,
soecial with S!gcl writes from Ccntyeyille thai
the rebel army is reported to be- spnroacbiug
from Winchester, but . reconnaissance has hIlod
to discover any hostile forces in the vicinity
indicated.
4 Frederick di.ratcb saws that - oantlonon
who left Richmond Monday and came via Staun-
ton and Winchester reports none of the cnemy's
forces are moving towards Richmond. but or,te
a number. supposed conscripts. were movinr this
way Most of the rebel forces. he states are still
near Winchester Great numbers of people are
daily coming over to avoid the CONSERVATION
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tiAviNG CHOSEN OUR CAUSE without GUILE
AN WITH PRE- MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
farsT N COD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
IN WITH MANLY HEARTS.
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON

owevcr uneven the garment may be il recsf,..so
mount of pressure. L. il also suficier w st,o1
arranged that 1t be by power for I3r.E6p1r
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small and simple Machine it is able to do Iar..4 49,
Of work il short time. D'~a
THIS Machine has been thoroughly tested ftr.t~so
past and found to do everything chat ii was do,,
do. And after any one buys one Of them, and f,g
Will not do what claim for II, the can return
their money, as all my agents a"e authorized to 10
So there is chance for you rs get humbuyrej & '
them trial, and it may he just the thing you want ~5
TO wash with this Machine, PVT your clothes tf4,,t,
about twenty minutes III strong aaap suJs with wan
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and forth into the suds when they viii require no 5
excepting the very dirtcSt parts, such AZ cna.. "-
wristbands, which will require but sigI r,b lI'
hands. By ths process you will be able DO your We
ing in less than half the time you can ~ hand, q, %
ether machine in use, and niue easier md no wes
tear to your clothes like the rubbing bo nd and y;
to get the water from thcmas you re the prjn.i,
of my Machine is to squeeze instead OF rub and ty
which evades nh friction. '"
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Machine oE exhibition at Braman .llden'..
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Office of the n. Hay ward Comma
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IT, Manu- acturers, II, Trcde and the Pp8hc '''-'
In the grant from the n. Hayward Corpanv - Ma
poitan Washing Machine Company, under the Iica..
Charles Goodyear to said n Hayward COMPANY forA
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right TO such application to the Bailey machine was
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anteed to the trade and manufacture = and il tho %
invention in which the Fucanized Rubber Rells and r
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eottst "
The injunction granted in favor Of the Y. 4,yv,
Company. "a joint complalnanjs aud the sub,eo,.,,
grant, with the above reservation, fully es,abi,hfta
to this article in the i. Hayward Company. ANY 0Tp
Err REPRESENTATIONS. Is FALSE, and g fjtrtv IL,
tended inn upon tbs public false Representative,
title ~ well worthless. Machines that tim m -.
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THEo. c. Wees, Ars9.
BAgRR May ~.
This RAY certify that hare used one Of Bajayy,4
ing and WriDging Machines, and can say tina. v1In
all that is recon nded, and am satisfied thzt !, r
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of clothes. A.. NJ. JACKMAN Bar Hot.
MONTPELIER, April -,IM.
This may certify that have used one Of BaIl.v
Washing and Nringing Machines over one year AMI
am salts Ted that it saves me IN my business tn. heir q,
at least ose girl besides saving large amouqt in Nj.
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SECOND PART
Of TIE
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CINCINNATI, Oct. IA special dispatch 30
the Commercial from Corlnth says that Gen.
Grant recalled Rosencrans from the pursuit 8n
the 9th. He returned on the l9th and reports
the enemy disseartened, demoralizod, incapable
of any further mischief
lie had intended following to prevent another
concentration, believing now is the time to DIES.
troy them. She enemy abandoned and spiked
ii guns, thgee cassions were destroyed and
most OF the ammunition and baggage trains
were captured. Our victory was incontestibsy
one Of the cleanest OF the war. The enthusi.
assn Of the army for RosencrAns is DO undess
Aito2 we have two thousand prisoners, in
cluing nearly hundred officers, besides the
wounded. About Que thonsazd rebels were
killed. Oar loss was $50 killed aud 1900 wouu9-
ed. Accurate reports are Impossible until the
army retlres to Corin;h. Gen. Cgcsby's wound
la better, but dangerous. Co.'s. Smith and CD
bert are improving.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. n Squads of Du-
mont men under Col Miller, captured pie
ces of artillery and $50 rebels at Versailles yes
terday.
The Marysville Eagle says A dispatch
was received by John c. breckenridge wife
10 meet hiln at Danvlllc Oh Monday last.
Further particulars OF Wednesday 5 PerryHi9
fight, states that the federal force was 81 ,tt0,
and the rebel force sixty-two regiments. Ine
aggregate unknown.
IL is reported that Wolford's savalry captured
over 100 rebel wagons, 1909 prisoners ana
battery, on Friday, between PerryvIle and Har
rodsburg.
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We think the Legislature appears to be in too
much haste in the election Of those State officers
who make report to the General Assembly.
These oiioels, including seant-at-Arn.s, Bank
and Rlitroad Commissioners, Auditor, and some
others, have not yet made tier annual reports,
and it is apparent that the election should not take
place until his is done. We know no reason why
each one Of the gentlemen who hold these Off
ces should not be Reelected, but those who de-
serve such fate cannot suffer by the delay.
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~ BY special orders issued by the A1jntant
General the several companies constituting the
Fourteenth Fifteenth aud Sixteenth Regiments
are designated as follows:
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CAFE RACE, Oct 10 The Iibernian, which
left Lverpoo! on the Pad INST, and London
derry on the Sd, passed this point at O'Clock
this evening
The news of the recent federal victories had
reached Eugland and the principal journals
pay high COM lnnents to Mcclellan for his Vi
gorous and energetic movement.
The comments OF the British Press under the
Asia advic5s on the state Of affairs ia Mary
land throws doubt on the northern successes but
the arrival Of the Norwegian dspells the doubts
and ELECTS many enconiums on the yigor OF the
north.
The London Times compliments Gen. Nc
Cellan tor his energy and the rapldlty OF his
movements ard adds s. the retreat Of the enemy
is q temporary relief to the federal government,
but the ship is water logged and although by
vigorous pumping it may gain n few inches, yet
the terrible evens yawns as widely as ever and
is beyond the carpenters skill, as each side has
lried the policy Of invasion without success,
would it not be wise in both the North and
South to read the lesson of double failure -
The Paris correspondent of the Times says an
address to Presi lent Llnco.n, in favor os Il truce
preliminary to negotiations for peace, has been
signed at Brussels, by eminent men Of almost
every European nation assembled at the social
science convention.
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UARRlsBURGn Oct. II. A dispatch received
here this evening says that the rebels from 2OOO
to 5000 strong passed through WoodsboTo, Lib
erty, New Market and Urbuna "a then made
for the river. They advanced from the direction
Of Gettysburg destroying small portion of the
railroad track at New Market.
General Pleasanton with about $500 cavalry
passed through Frederick this evening in pur-
sGit.
LATER
Official dispatches received here state that the
rebels succeeded in escaping. They crossed the
Potomac near the mouth OF the M0nocacy, hay
ing made march OF ninety miles in 81 hours.
General Pleasantons forces arrived at the cross
ing just as they had finished, and engaged their
artillery but nothing is known Of the result.
His force marched rs miles during the lass u
hours
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NoNTPELIER, April 7, ~.
This may certify that have used one Of Bau.y',
Washing and Wringng Machines over one real Al!
am satisfied that it saves me IN my business tn. her
and tear of clothes. LEVI BOIrryvTr