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.h Sof'h Here Aug ID, Asahe H., youngest son Of
1'a"V' anu LYDIA A. Allen, aged years and months
nor pain, nor grief, nor anxious fear
iH'aue thy bounds no mortal woes
Osn reach the peaceful sleeper here
"hie angels watch the soft reposc.''
N9rth Hero, Aug. 10, Lille NJ. only child of Elisha
1T a F syhtha I. Goodsell, aged and months.
as' burke. nth inst. of the di plheria Mary P
O'1sh'er OF Rev. Z. d. Ingraham aged II years
rb Nv 81 James Hospital, New Orleans, La. June l4th
o@"n w. whitney, Vermont Battery Light Artillery
IN V ~ NocheSter w., aged IS years.
t. n slockoridEe, July 7h Of cankerrash Carrie A.
year and one day ~ e WI"
o, nchester, Aug 18TH OF cholera nfantum Hattie
sreJ Saugnter OF Benjamin 4. and Nancy NJ Hubbard
eyea,s 10 months and 20 days.
ton" ''' ieSs ''e' heaven has one more attrac-
;ardna Aug l4h of paralysis of several years
In ME-, MI PANEL Howe, aged 6S years.
and 'nneapos, Aug 4, Ehie j. only CHI Id of Rev s. H
'ofrlS' aged years, 7 months and % dsys
lsprh' Randolph, July 23d, Mrs Harriet l.. Angel
Nb~Iro i "[ Solomon Ferry Of Roxbury formerly OF
a rs y. J., and wife Of Nr Rufus H. ANGEL aged
+, -SIS, months, and % days
south Barre Aug. a. of congestion on the brair
seI LIefsie ont y child of Marcus aud Susan T. Bout.
f' Cagu ~ months and days
and fn aug i'Ih Er. Lyman Wilson, aged 30 years
Calais July 18th, at the residence of his father
rgnngtr 4, Gunner, Of diptheria, Geo Il. Lowell, o
In Or9r. 10 ,trmoht ldVdlry aged 20 years.
yogrg.''""re' aug. 10, Il dypthcra Andrew Milton
Year, $40" OF +. aud Lydia Waterman. AGED /.
IN 'o mouths and l4days
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Is p~ non Phny Curtis formerly Of CALAIS W. nocd
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Z O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEMAN

New YORK, Aug. %. The Washington Star
OF last evening says there was an engagement
"Wednesday evening between Scanlon's brigade
and heavy iorce OF rebels for the possession
of the railroad bridge at Bull Run The reb-
els held possession at nightfal but it was be-
lleved that ScaDlon would disodge them on
Thursday morning.
ten, lockers division had an engagement on
Wednesday morning with large rebel force,
near BFlslow station, lasting all day. Hooker
drove the rebels step by step back to the vicin-
ltk OF Manassas Junction. Our loss in this d.
vision was about 300. 1t i, evident that the
rebels meant to get between Pope's army and
the Notifications around Washington, and hay
ing done SO, they will have lively time in get
ting out OF this position. The movements of
our vast army now in the nemys rear, lead to
the belief that very few Gays will see the end
oi the rebels III arms in Virginia Twenty -lour
hours the StGr says, will solve the problem.
The movement of the rebels is a bold but a most
hazardous one.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 90. The Baltimore
American has II letter from Alexandria da ted 3
clock yesterday. 1t says our troops are being
pushed forward rapidly from there Gen &.
b Mcclellan b&s visited Washington and ac-
cepted tie command OF the Army of Virginia.
that confiagratlon va. visible in the direction
0t he latter place, and it was supposed that
III" government stores were DESTROYED 1t is
also SAID 'haG the rebels have DESTROYED toe
bndge over the Accotuci creek, which is five
miles this side Of Manassas, Bull run and Cen.
trevjIe. 1t is also said that the rebels have
captured two out Of four New jersey regiments
stationed at CentGeyiile.
Gen. Hooker division is reported to have
checked the advance Of the rebels at CentrevilIe
and d;iyen them back 10 Manassas Gen. Pope
Is beyond Manassas, cut off from Washington
Gen. BURNSIDE and Gen Porter's corps had
landed at Aqua Greek.
LIS also said that Gen, Ewell has penetrated
10 the rear Of Gen. Pope and occnples the left
bank Of the Occoquan river. A large torce is
marching to meet them and to assist IN opening
d way to Gen. Pope and Gen. Burnside If the
movement is successful it will doubtless place
The rcbe! army III Il woIse position than that
which the main body o. our troops is now in,
as they can if heccesSa'y, fall back to Freder-
lcksburgh and reach VI ashngton by the river.
On the other hand il jackson is cut off, his
army VIII be scattered and des roTcd
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It the Methodist Church in MONTPELIER. Aug 81 bv
Hyv Isaac McAnn, MIR. Georg. P. Bowen Of Sprlnsfeld
III ana Miss Asenath NJ Mutt of Montpelier
IA h'cleSer Aug. II. by Rev j. 4. Shel hurne Mr.
Bethel ~ ' eal u
N Inc Methodist Parsonage. in Enosburgh, Aug. 10Th
~ hey' m H. hyde, samuel NJ. Maynard and Relief {.
D0nTar, both of Enosburgh.
IN montpelier, Aug. GOTH by Prof. N G. Clark George
" DSiey, Jr and Georganna Reed, both of Mont pelier
" III barre Aug 90 by Rev. F. Irwin Carpenter Mr. G.
irving Carpenter OF Alton, ILL.,, and Miss Eliza Maria
hou!hon Of Barre.
o At vest Randolph, Aug 49, by Rev. ] P. Stone, Mr..
ny D. Newton and Miss Frances A. Sherman daugh-
=" Vi hlas u. Sherman Esq, all of West Randolph.
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New YORK, Aug. 90
office of The Associate Press Agency

UUCe Of ne 4SS0ClGte Press Agency
We have reliable advlres through letters re-
ceIved to nigh. tnat affairs ut " Washington and
Al, Xandria to-day wear more favorable as
ecr IRE secessionlsts OF the latter city are
less iu6ilunt, and carry desponding counrenauces.
Gen. burnside aod pole have successfully cut
tle.r way Trough the rebel forces to Manassas
and have iauud t. junction with the army OF
Virginia uaGer Gen. Mcclellan this side Of Cen
tlevile.
There has been u severe engagement with the
rebels by The divisions under the command OF
Gems. Hooker, Slurgis and Snmner, in which
the rebels were completely routed and driven
back FROM the vicinity of Manassas and Bull
run, through the passes Of he Bull ran noun
taius. The loss of life on both sides is said o
have been heavy. NJ accurate infOrma ton NJ
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A 4 & II 4 q % :!

THE VERMONT PATRIOT Printing Establishme n. be-
longing to The Estate Il CHARLES g. EASTMAN, will
sdai Fable Auction, on Thursday, September 4th, at
O'clock NJ, if rot previously disposed Of by private
,Gle.
IL the flee are four printing Presges-an Ad ms Pow
er Pres, Gordon Press printing sheet /. Is inch
IS, Wells hand Press and u card Iress All these
Presses are in goo4 running order. The Gordon Press is
nearly new.
This Office has every facility for printing! Newspaper
and the modern styles ci job type great variey-r, n
Arng in every respect a fst-class Job Office.
The above Will be sold separately Or together as NAV
bg .eSired
qH 1 5It5 kEEn, Administrators
Montpelier August %, l'G2 w1w
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MONTPELIER.

The legal of the of Montpelier are inv ted
to meet at the Village Hall on Saturday the 3Oth OF
August inst, at Il O'Clock in the evening" to nominate
Town Representative. All who in favor of sustain
ing the Constn ion and the Unic II, and heartily sup
porting the National Administration in its efforts
due rebellion AMI punish treason, and maintain the
Constitution and Laws in the present crisis OF the
try, arc cordially invited to attend.
DAVID l.. FULLER,
J. W. ELLIS,
W. G. FERRIN, - MN
CHARLES REED, Oominl'''e'
II. W. HYDE,
Montpelier, AUG. 81, 1852.
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obtainable on this point, hut it ia believed the
enemy was very severely punished, Many pris-
Cners were taken.
1t Is also stated that the Potomac river is
now fordable at any point above Washington,
and much excitement prevails throughout w est
ern Maryland, arising from the fear that u por-
ton OF the rebel army may make desperate
rad III that quarter. But the arrangements
for the proper reception of the traitors at all
points, are ample for all emergencies of such a
nature. The enemy has no5 appeared oa the
Upper Potomac, although indications have
pointed to such an event.
The excitement on both sides of the line con-
Times. The fears for the safety of Washington
are entirely dspelIed, AS the deences of the cap
ltai are perfect and impregnable. The general
feeling Of the loyal people of both Alexandria
and Washington is one OF more confidence, and
the depression which prevailed among them for
the past week has given way to that Of Joy and
gladness.
That there has been most extensive movements
OF troops from Alexandria and other points is
beyond doubt, and it is currently believed that
the major portion of our army has had either
sklrmlshing or hard fought battles with the en-
envy within the last twen'y-tour hours. 1t is
generally believed that IN extensive troward
'iAoFStiANh' was maui cy lilt NlIOl6 army To-
day under Gen. Mcclellan, involving IL battle,
| but the result, if battle was fought, has not
been announced. Our advces are up to noon
to-day (Fridsyl, and are from the most trust
worthy sources.
Order No. IS.
Col. Rodney Mason Of the Use regiment of
Ohio Volunteers is by order OF the President Of
the United States, cashlered for repeated acts OF
coWardice IN >ae face Of tho enemy.
(Signe4) Il. d. TOWNSEND, 4. i. G.
NEW IoRK, aug. %. The steamer MAtanzas
from New Orleans the 22d, arrived to-nig b.
The city continues healthy. Arms We're beng
found 10 all Sorts Of out-o!-thc way places, but
| no owners.
! large Union meeting was held on tn! even
Ing Of the 2Oth and Gen. Butler Was serenaded
on tie same evening.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20. a dispatch fran Colum-
bus, Nebraska, 10 day, says that 400 or 500
ges on their reservation on he 9th, killing II
or IA women and children, and wounding seve-
raj.
J the whites who are in the nclghb,rhood
show 10 alarm. as the Sioux h ID not m0les ted
, them yet
Later reports from Iowa lead to the belief
that former reports Of Indian troubles are ex-
aggeratcd. There Is no confirmation of the
statement shat Springfield is burned
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MANASSAS JUNCTION.

aug. g, w O'Clock L. VI.
10 0iQJ. Gen. HaHeCh Geneyal an. Chef:
As soon as discovered that "a large force of
the enemy Mas turning our right toward Ma
nassas, and that the division | had ordered
there two days before, had not arrived there
II n Alexandria, immediately broke 10 my
camps at W4rrenton junction and Wurrenton.
; and marched rapidly hlak in three columns.
directed Mellow ell with ms own and Sigei S
corps, and Reno's division, to march upon
, Gainesville by the Warrenton and Alexandria
turnpike, Reno and one division Of Heintzlenan
to march en- Greenwich, and with Porter S corps
aud lockers division marched back to Ma
nassas junction. Mcdowell was ordered to in
! terpose between The forces OF the enemy which
had pass down 10 Manassas through Gaines
vile, and his main body moving down from
White Placers, through the Tboroughtare of
The Gap. This was completely accompl she'd
Longi treet, who had passed through the Gap,
beng driven back to the West SIDE The forces
to Greenwich werd designed to support Nc
Do"eii III case he met too large force OF the
enemy
The division of Hooker, while marching
towards Manassas, came upon the enemy near
Kettle run, on the afternoon of the 9th, and
alter sharp sklrnlsn, routed them completely.
killing and woundlDg SEQ. capturing their
camps and baggage, and many stands of arms.
This morning the command pushed forward to
Manassas junction, which jackson had evGcua-
ted three hours in advance. lie retleated by
Centerville, and took tie turnpike toward War
renton.
lie was met six miles west of Centrevlle by
Mcdowell and Sisel, late this afternoon A
severe fight took place, which was terminated
by darkne E. The enemy were driven back at
all points. and thus affairs rest. ueintzleman's
corps will move on him at daylight iroE, Cen
tlevllle, and don't see how the enemy is to
escape without heavy loss. We have captured
1000 prisoners, many arms, and one piece of
artillery.
(Signed) John PoPE Maj, Gen,
ALEXANDRIA, Aug %. \ gentleman who
arrived here last night reports that Gen. Taylor
of New Jersey was so severely wounded that he
may have to submit to an amputaton of the
right leg. This morning at about $50 Stuart's
rebel cavalry made dash through Fairfax C.
H., on their way to Vienna, which is about ID
miles from Washington. The Union people of
that city have fled to the latter place.
fight is going on to-day at, it is reported,
Manassas Heintzleman, from Pope's advance,
had, it was rumored, got into jackson rear,
who was supposed to be 20 900 strong. Firing
was distinctly heard here all day.
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CAUCUS.

vi the Freemen Of the town Of East Montpelier, who
are in favor Of sustaining the Union are requested 70
at NJ Hammett's Hotel, Saturday Aug. 3Oth at
o'clock p NJ, to nominate Town Representative and
seven Justices of the Peace.
S S;f; S$SSS$a Grown Com.
Fast Montpelier, Aug. %, 1862.
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife, Amanda jane Dearing has left
w my bed and board without sufficient cause all per
hereby forbidden to harbur trust her my
account after this date. JOSEPH I, DEARING.
Tunbridge, July a. ls6 f3i4w3
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VI and al: az ENALk AGENTS wanted in every town
,poc, ea be made and no humbug business easy and
ut ntrrf,o ~ requires very small capital, and will
-lcy or b ~lih Other employment. This is no book
ying cent OF any kind. No person will regret
shat it NAV vi u,' Information, let his employment be
ur.ecer run particulars given to ali who enclose
'"' postage stamp, and address,
C,,,o. HARVEY BROWN 4 CO.,
Amoskeag, n. II
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Very Latest by Telegraph
/ O'CLOCK =. NJ

New YoRG, Aug %. The Fortress Monroe
correspondent Of the Times states that Chief
Engineer Baker, It the glnboa, Wnchuset,s,
WHO las been prisoner al Richmond. says the
rebel ram MeTrmac Is most formidable vessel.
apparently lnVuinerabie. and that our iron.
clad3 in james river will fnG -: no mean an
tagonist.
She must be put an end to on the James riv-
er. II she gets away among our shipping it will
be Ike turning mad bali into a china store.
She is not quite ready yet, hnl her completion
cannot take more than fortnight yet from
date.
New YORK, Aug 20. The Washington cor
respondent Of the Times says force Of 50, 900
rebele-their whole LETT wing-crosSed the Rap
pahannock on Saturday morning asst, near
Warrenton Springs. The force embraced in.
fantry. cavalry and artillery, and indications
were that they had crossed with determination
to stay.
They were promptly met by our forces in the
vicinity, and after brief skirmsh the enemy
retired.
Our troops have been under order to cross the
Rappahannock river in force and hold the other
bank since Sunday night. The movement has
been delayed on account of the delay in bring
ing up Hooker's division, which only left Alex
andra on the 2Glh
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90. A large number of
prisoners captured recently in Virginia, arrived
here this morning under strong guard.
New YORK, Aug. %. The Washington cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia inquirer, under
date of the 2Sth, says Gen. Mcclellan this morn
ing assumed command IF the Army of Virginia.
Gen. Burnside is to command the Army Of the
Potomac, and Gen. Pope the Army of the Rap
pahannock.
New YORK, Aug. q. The Newark Mercury
OF this morning says a special messenger reached
Trenton last night with dispatches from the war
department to Governor Olden to forward every
man now enrolled, to Washington, whether
equipped or not. Two regiments leave imme-
dlateIy.
SAN FRANCIsco. Aug %. The political con-
test throughout the State is becoming very ex-
citing us election day approaches. Senator La
than is making great effort to secure ma or-
ity of the Legislature Ills speeches are in favor
Of the prosecution OF the war 10 constitutional
manner lie euloglses President Liucon but
denounces the abolitionlsts and corruptionists
generally.
The Breckenridge Democrats support Latham
because they hays no hope of cleo Ing any of
their own number. The candidates for tic Lee
-slatoro are mostly Douglas Democrats, pro-
tossing nnbounded Unonism, bat they are sub
Ject TO the imputatOn of seeking to support the
BreckinridGetes. The probabilities are that
enough Douglas Democrats will vote for the
Republican candidates to give that party ma
jorlty in the l. g.Mture.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30. The Washington
Star OF last evening contains the following
We have information that satisfies US that
the rebel force that suddenly appeared between
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PnILADELpHIA, Aug. 80. The Washington
Star OF last evening contains the following
We have information that satisfies US that
the rebel force that suddenly appeared between
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RAesISazEEab PDRN !

1OO8ARRELstC!sar Pork, for sale by -
lUU WHITTIER. W.
may2mf Montpelier. vtE
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e T. OF HIS!
r. r. RIKER.

d K A p E. r A ND TAILO r,
has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock OF
Broadcoths, Cassmeres and vestngs. Of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcoths, Black Doeskins
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentlemens
Pants; Rich silk and Marseilles Vest
ings Satin and Silk Vesngs, Of
the best qualities,
~ All Garme nts made his Shops will 'be done in
the most workmanke and fashionable manner.
Garments cut for others make, and ed to ft
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat,
get it by calling at Rikers shop.
May 90, 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Washington County Court,
Washington COUNTY, IS. March Term, leg.
HORACE FIFIELD, Assumpst promssory note
dated the 18th day OF November,
W. c WHITE and 1855, signed by the defendants with
J. H. WALKER. } their style of partnership Of that
date for the of $500 payable to Plaintiff bearer
demand, with interest annually.-Also the common
in assumpsit for work and labor goods and
merchandise, &C.
Because the said John H. Walker resides out Of this
State and has not had personal notice of the pendency
OF this suit it is ordered by said Court that he be notified
thereof by publ shng the substance Of said suit together
with this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in The Daily
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed in Mont.
peler in said Coun of Washington he last publica-
ton least twenty days before the Of
this Court be held at Montpelier, within and for said
county of Washington the Cd Tuesday of September
A. d.. 1862, which will be deemed sufficient notice the
said John H. Walker to appear at said term and make
LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk
E. E. FRENCH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Montpelier, august 9Th, 1862. df3w
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WASHINGTON, Aug. %. A large number of
prisoners captured recently in Virginia, arrived
here this morning under strong guard.
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New YORK, Aug. %. The Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia inquirer, under
date Of the 18th, says Gen. Mcclellan this morn
ing assumed command IF the Army of Virginia.
Gen. Burnside is to command the Army of the
Potomac, and Gen. Pope the Army of the Rap
pahannock.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-16
WlSWALLS IMPROVED
WASHING MACHINE
PATENTED JUNE I, 1889.
The Greatest LabOr.Saying Machine ever
Invented.
Read the testimony and judge for yourselves.

The following certificate, signed by all the
County Officers for the County Of Lamoe, and
an the Town Officers aud Business Men Of
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented.
viii show ia what respect il is held at home,
where it has been put IN use.