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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03


that he should be happy MIN at his own house
AMER the interchange Of few pleasant words Gen Win
der left ''
A meeting Of the Prison Association, Of which Mr.
Ely was The President. at once convened and Mr.
ky made farewell address Of nearly an hour ia
In he rehearsed many of the incidents Of the history
IN which they had borne part and that hstand
ing Their confinement, they had succeeded Ia making
their hous pass cheeruly by, aud he graifed to
announce that though there much in the separa
uon from their families and friends in the Of com
mon comforts aud the annoy they suffered to irr-
tate them there had yet been the slightest difficult.
~ during their whole five months imprisonment.
The deepest emotions visible the countenAnces
OF all OF the members present aud nearly all effect
ed 70 tears They parted with their President with ming.
partuTe
At O'Clock in the afternoon, Mr. Faulkner again call.
ed at the prison with Gov Letchers carriage and they
proceeded 10 the Governors mansion where they dned
together. and parted With mutual espressou person
al eood feeling Mr. Ely proceeded 70 Norfolk by rail-
road being everywhere regarded with great terest and
thence reached Fortress Monroe and baltimore.
Mr. Ely has not the slightest doubt Of an extended
and deep Union feeling in Richmond. and saws II Ma.
uonai army were within miles Of Richmond the
National flag would be hung from hundreds Of windows
IN the rebel capital Nevertheless utter reign OF ter
ror prevails, and no public expression he given.
Mr. Ely brings list with him Of 700 onion prisoners
held in the South, whose release he will labor procure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

70 The venerable Capt. JEwErr, father
of Col E. p. Jewett, Of this village, died on
Sunday night, the 29th, at the advanced age
of ninety five years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

The Worlds Washington dispatch says
the manner in which Mason and Slidel are to
be given up has been left TO Lord Lyons, who
will doubtless have it done in a manner least
offensive to this government
The rebel commissioners and their secreta-
RES are expected to embark for Europe on
Wednesday week, when the Niagara sails
from Boston. They did not receive the news
that they were to be released until Sunday.
MT Mason read the official correspondence
with smile of satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

. NJ TnouYRHALs OPINION.
dispatch from NJ Thouvenal TO Mr.. Merei,r French
Minister to our government is also contained in the
resPondenee, in which NJ. Thouvenal urges that neu.
VA nag rom neutral to another neutral port covers
tne persons and merchandise carries, and adopts the
pnneiple laid down in the dspa,h of Earl Russell TO
which Mr. Seward appropriately replies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

The Hon. W. II. Seward, &c, Sir have this morn
i seceived the note which you did me the honor 10 ad
dress TO me yesterday In answer 10 Earl Russes dis.
patch OF Nov 80, relative to the removal Of Mr. Mason
MT Slidell, Mr.. Mcfarland and Mr.. Eustis from the
British mail packet Trent.
will without loss of time forward to her Macsty's
government copy Of the important communication
nhieh you nave made to will also without delay
the arrangement 20 b. sdc ueivefng the four gen
under the protection q the British Rag
have the honor 70 be, &c.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

and that there is disease the Stomach and Bowels
The Liver, the Nervous system, the skin, Glands or
Muscles,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
NEW BOOT 4 SHOE SHOP

hNE door west from j. Mulyuuca store, In the room
~ formerly occupied as Post Onc, where th, ,iud,,
igued ~ prepared 10 do all kinds oi work In lis line
specially
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful stomachic and Cordial. for siv-
ing tone to the stomach and for the prevention of bill
ous complaints incdentto the Western country Try it,
As "A morning drink, t. assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, 1t has 10 equal. Try 1t.
lnFdp0r It is superior to al other Bitters. Tyit.
The formula Of these Bitter (ls6 the sole prop
erty OF DR.. Rolayk, originated with Of the Oldest
and most eminent Nc lcc Practitioners of the West
and Is directly predicated upon the of Western
people.
The Bitters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature of the and herbs of which they are
Composed and AZ they are by ALA ing unnatural era
wings OF the stomach, directly promotlve Of
Temperance,
the present proprietor believes that in max ng them
widely known the public welfare Is subsrrved
II viii soon be for sie by all Of Dr. Robac y nume
rous Agents, and at Hotels &c, the country over In
the meantime, orders Will be filled direct from Cincn
att in any quantity and at the lowest rates 1t is put
up IN quart bottles, and securely packed in one dozen
cases. lialf dozen sample will, however be
pached ana sent to any addsess, If desired,
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for s5
Princip1l office and saleroom, No. G East Fourth St.
Sd building from Main Street, Cincinnati Ohio Labra.
tory No. 80 Hammond Street
For Sale In Holmes County, Ohio by H. Yergip.
AilershurEi j. Rudy, Berlin James Hanna, Holmes.
vile; g. Gerber, Winesberg; H. Pomerene, Middle
town; Joseph Piotz Saltlo G. W. Conyer, Oxford {;
A. A. Young, Nashville Joseph Bememdcrier Lakcvilc
and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United ates and Canada
Jan, =, l>G2. n46yl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
R D I'D @ T2 rT
SETTLE NJ EN- II
Auditor and Treasurer Of Holmes County,

exhibit the condition
Mcht
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Sell IL E BeS'
@ O u c. H:
sNANN9a
Established 1875.


Twenty-Five years ago, Mr.. II. II. Sol.
lers commenced to manufacture this
remarkable Syrup for homo demand,
little dreaming it was destined TO form
80 important branch of his drug bust
ness. But from year TO year the know
ledge Of its value spreud from family
to family-oounty 10 county State 20
State-till now it may be found in nearly
every town in the Western country,
md is considered indispensable in thou
sands of families.
The formula did not como 10 him in
any marvellous way, neither furnished
in "Indian wigwam," nor accidentally
discovered in wanderngs over tho
"desert wildernes ess," but is the result
of many years experience and obscrva-
tlon in the practice or medicine, Con-
tanning no inflammotory or spirituous
ingredients whatever, it is not only
applicable to the vast majority of Pull
monary and Bronchial affections, but
is peculiarly valuable TO children, afford
ing great relief in Whocpiue Cough and
kindred diseases. From large number
Of certificates received from year TO
year, we present the following:
From tie Rev. r. G. Lamb. Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Alexandria, Chic.
ALEXANDRIA. Licking Co.. ftjraurg ~, 1876.
In January, 1854, had severe cough. proceed
ing lIom bad cold, that coughed almost iHcts-
SaHHy, for two days and night; from Friday
morning until Saturday night took twice. in the
evening, the prescribed Dose and retired and slcptal
nj. ht without single interruption froml c0Ugiug.
took the syrup again in the morning. and prcach-
ed twice during the day without any ucon ycucncc.
Since that time have given it frequently tu my
children, and believe that it has always essentially
relieved them.
Yours truly, 7. G. LAMB.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
THE SECRETS of YOUTH UNVEILED
H0WA R D ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. pa

For he Reliefofh Sck and Distressed aaictsd ,,;,,
,"GteW dna hPldemtc Diseases. and especially for
NE Cure Qf Diseases oftAe SeruaI Organs ~
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting spr
~ geon TO all who apply by letter, with description
uirr condtion, age, occupation, habits of life, &C.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperma Thoea, and other
diseases OF The Sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEa
DIES employed In the Dspensary, sent to the afflicted
sealed envelopes free of charge Two or three Stamps
70 postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHT0N acting sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

From The Phu1dfiyiM bUiff4n, lar fr-Hiug
The approach Of the Rebels toward the national
csri,al and the actual invasion OF Mary land, has
revived the war spnt IN our midst. The people are
becoming alive TO the public peiil, and besirring
themselves accordingly.
From Saturday evening up 10 this morning AZ day
ghi the .tream OF trooJs through our city has been
continuous As coon IA one r. glment war entertained
and sent of another would arrive.
The Gymnaft Xouaves Capt. Smith, have opened
their armory for recruiting. We hope the two com
uanier and Is viii meet with success as they are
well drilled and have already number Of their
members III active service.
The Washington Grays' armOry, Sixth, below
Lrch IN 81 eli III tie afternoon for recruiting.
Tie officers and members OF the Reserve Brigade
are haid ut work reOrganizing for active duty. Oar
citizens should Gil up the ranks in this Organization
u once.
The employees at the Mint have formed them
selves into a company.
At the new barracks tie recruits come forward in
very good numbers. IT, ADDITION 10 the two bodies
Of over 80 men sent away lat week, 800 more we're
on he rolls TINS morning Recruits on iuflOngb are
requested 10 meet al the barracks tomorrow after
noon, when he third draft Of 2s0 men will be made
up 10 leave On We ,nesGay morning early.
Al y o o'clock tLi- evening, the citizens Of N1ntua.
XXIVh Ward intend 10 hold Il meeting on The lot
adjoining tie Armory of Company {, ID Regiment
OF Rifle a. Thirty eighth and Bndge rtrceta ralsc
a company. number Of speaker. will address the
meeung.
The Russell Troop have opered an Office at No..
2l9 Dock street. He troop Will be organized on
tbe same Ian as he Andernon Troop Being nearly
iull, the ohances Tor active, respectable young men
daily iUcreare Now j. the time TO join.
Tie Pliladclphi fire Company coated in Sew
enteeuh sfTcei, below Chestnut, have procured, al
IN expense oi 500 an ambulance Tor the purpose
o. carrying sIck ami wounded rIldIefs.
We zee that rIiic cor SIS forming III Germantown
fer city and State Geicn-c. The intention IL 20 o,r
% 20 TIC Governor, to be ready TO 90 any where for
state deienee al an hours notice.
INDEPENDENCE sQuARE hKECRufTlNG STATION.
line committee having charge 81 Tie bounty fund
f0r icmenis ia the Gc,d, have decided 10 rocOuucnd
recrlng officers TO li'ch THEN TENT 10 lad pend
encc bquaTe. and thur make one grand hc.dluIr-
TERI Bpgicld's military band viii be progidcd, to
be saiiOaed III tie Square every afternoon alter =
oclock. The recrui'up officers net ,o-das and con-
sumuiated tie arrangements During TIE forenoon
;wo bands Of music, drawn in omuibrfes passed
through the streets, drumming mp recruits.
MEETING Al TIE tUsION-nOisE
On Saturday afternoon a meeting Of & etoi-liouee
oil cerH was held at tie binding on Chestnut sfrce
lyr the purIOe Of forming military organization,
aiming their number. Al present. enrolled thcf
Names and arrangements were at once made "
yrocsre muskels and 10 10 through regular aud ire
quent drills.
OUR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
We have at present IN our city th'ee dIetinct mill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

,arv organizations viz the State militia, comprising
the National Guards the three companies Of Grays
Fencibles. &C., the Reserve Brigade, and Home
Gnard either of which complete organizations,
bnt lack the men 10 make them effective. We sug-
get that our citizens enroll in these bodies I'LL they
are filled I'D TO the maximum number. BY this means
an effective body of men can be got ready IN few
DAVIS for city or State defense. Uniforms and ammu-
milton should at once be provided for the old city Or
PLANTATIONS. and in less than five days, from the
spirit now manifest thousands Of men would be
ready TO march to the Cumberland Valley. dis
patch from Harrisburg, made public this morning,
saws:
tThe citizens organizing themselves into compa.
nies under the Governors proclamation, are not re-
onired 70 clothe or equip themselves. Arms will he
furnished on application TO Adintant-Genersl Rus
cell b, the regularly elected captain and not neces-
sariIv through the Brigade Inspector"
his shows that the state authorities are awake 10
the criss. and will instantly and warmly second all
efforts on the part of our citizens
THE DRAFT APPOINTMENT or COMMISSIONERS.
Governor Curtin hns made appointments Of Com
missioners to supeTintend the drafting, which will
take place on Monday next.
The duties of the Commissioners will be TO con-
duct the draft near claims for exemption, DC Each
Commis soner is supreme i'll hi' own district, subject
10 a final appeal TO the chief Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
From Frederick.

WAsniSoIoN, Monday. Sept. q, letI
An es-aped prisoner, who was in tie hands Of the
Rebel. four davr ,ays that all of the Union forces Al
Frederick had fallen back to IIarpcrs Ferry, but
before doing 30 mad on Thursday night, burned TIE
hospital and comm ssary stores, aud removed The
,ics aud wounded.
Friday afternoon the Reoe picse'' extended out
"a far as Market, mi es south eat Of Frefe-
rick. The Union pickes were Withdrawn 10 miles
from the same place. The Kebca bad got po-ses-io'
a only two or three cars az Frederick some OF
which were loaded with old pontoon bridges
EatTisoKE. Mondsy. Sept. g. laos
Nothing further has reached here ct the move
mcnts of the Rebels 10 Maryland. There are many
rumors; among them tina, the Rebels are gathering
IN ,ome plac. near Westminster, - miles from Bal
tirnore. Some officers who have come thitner ex-
piess the opinion that the Rebels design moving Oh
Baltimore.
Accounts from Frederick chow that the Rebels,
instead Of paying United States notes Tor what they
TOOK. gave worthless Southern money.
Mc.srr. IIyler and Steiner, Union men, and ~ D.
D,ln,ham, Secesh, had their stocks OF boots and
shoea cleaned ont receiving IN payment Confederate
notes DIR. jerks, the Postmaster, too" away the
mai and all the Government funds before the cuemy
entered there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

From The Bai,.mo,e .inie,ia4. Stpt 7. QEditOsisl)
We have been 30 long accustomed TO the alternate
-rxcitcmenis aud demCs-iOns consequent upon prOx.
imisy - the seat OF war that even the reported adj
vance OF tne formidable Stonegah jackson" with
tie Rebel troops TO Frederick aud vicinity, some
sty lilies away, scarcely strs us to any new feeling
G. wO;der al what Is happening III tue progress OF
thu gicst CTNua, fearful TO contemplate IN all It's
as'',s Tins lar IN The progress OF The matter, our
CIV. although 40 ClO-e 10 the seat VI war, has had
The good fortune 70 escape IT. worst consequences.
SO lar 20 the struggle, the Union sentiment We have
chcc;iyored 10 iOnier has Kept our rOOfn owe. our
hea--h.s prevented our streets from being torn up
= eliot AMI SELL, our geOpe from being scattered
abroad III GeSitutlOn If FORT mate enough 10 esca'e
more terrible iae. With the eemen r OF danger ac-
cuHula I'd IN and around US, the Government has
LOT yet lao occasion 10 IA TIE need Of crush
lug ~ more active assailanis; aud now, with the
latief threatening to make this city the Of con
Bct, u II eau be done, must cOOliy look tie mat
ter tie face, ana PERM no excitement 70 preipi-
tate cVl,s upon as which, in calaer moa.ents we
Right regfsi. Whatever harpons let the friends Of
TIE CLi0n no' anticipate those things which. alter
nj, Diay come scOn enough.
~ tie tu4e write the invading forces OF the
Ret-l., e'aised, ragged, destitute and fierce are
MitlU--n.Oh.bly--s lce-sC2re miles Of us ami 10
Far 10 ca,, be uscertaiued, bent upon making il,
place ar Washington their definition. IL requires
10 interpreter III tier pulposes, 80 IA: al our own
ei,y r. cOH,eiuej. 70 enable uf 10 icam ucn. Ever
since the wtr began and lie e1 bargO wes made of-
feotive tA~y hive had an eager eye upsu the sup
plies 10 ts -.ceI in this city. corid HEY bu, reach
At Iais las been uUDr,a; ana bunting iOnh from "a
region OF ,sn:ry rendered by the cCutei dn ara les
hui better Ian Gesert, thsy VIII leave nc ehort
wanting 10 o1e3py. even Temporarily. tile CONNER
cal nad, although they IL GIT be Compelled plum
der !aceI--i0 Tstreat within the neXt tWcniyf1ur
Lo1rs.
AID nov, wEGt are our chances Of reseue, 70 70
Or eau te sesn We have 30 Tar relied almost
wholly upon me forces and seneralsip concentrated
about Washington Tor oar deiouse. Il is only say
ing VIA, 10 true thai these began to ail us wien,
Oh Rebels drove tack our troops upon Alexand, la.
and they seem to have been failing Us ever tinee
WHOM taenty-tour hours past the Rebels have
!uvades uyiand successfully.
WSsi tho G0ysrnmeut aud our devoted aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
Prnurcss Of the EnrOliniCnt.

The outdoor work of the enrolment has been &C.
complished in Brooklyn, and will be completed ID
this city by Wednesday evening. large clefed
force will then be employed in making cut corrected
lists Each person will be enrolled in he election
district in which be resides, without regard 20 .ho
location of his business. Lists OF those enlaged IN
business will be made ont first, and then lists OF those
residing in the enrolment district. These two lists
will be carefully compared and duplicate nMa3
checked of. Gen. Anthem is using every means y
make the enrolment an accurate and IN partial one.
In addition to the names entered b. the c..nyssils
officers one tnousand or have been cent IN 'y
oitilens through sense of duty. The LIS D; ho's
Liable TO military duty have been 70 aienieAieipy
this enrolment that only ten per CEN ~ t''S' e'
rolled will be necessary 10 complete the qiV.s'
THE MASTERING OFFICE.
About 80 men per day are sworn IA ior Ola l'El-
men,s. The LIBERAL boun,ies Of the Produce EAehsDse
are Yet paid "a; This office BY their agent
BOUNTY MEDICAL lNsPLt luR'
DIR. Tbomesnn il keet constantly busy AZ sse
White street Arsenal. in examining Ie'ten' ~ NC
State md city boaniies. About 700 ie G"ly eaa'I,
ned. i. he whole number thus lar passedls ''N''' ~
of whom will receive the State bounty
MODEL CAMP.
If our readers would like 10 see a mo'el el.ip, We
oJ,,s, Them IN viii The encampmen, of lie AntAoa
Artillery al Mount 81. Vincent III TIE 'ehtia' az
The quarters are healthy cou.1iioh' "un ~
Grass ul.ts are kept IN neat AS saf.ei' ihe w.
GERS n, well IA the pryates, draw raons Iron, "
lT,upkins, and make the camp Their hoiha' 40 -
,ors are allowed Ia be carried into camp, ana l,o
,,,,tesr order and most perfect health prevail in
battalion If nearly iul Ine head .1'!'eis he ~
No. - Walker street.
THE STANTON LEGION. -
The departure OF this regiment, now AhoWu - '.s
I;5th y. y. v, has been postponed until "oun's,
d,v. ihe further delay has been IL consequence =,
fhe nbsrnce OF aims ana portion OF IRE ,'ul 49,.
Tor tne men, us also the inability Of the Z. >, I":
mister 10 nay NJ IN earlier day the advance MI
of the men. A. uuslerin,-n ana i'.' 'uen. , 4,
take place to-day, all oiliteIs ana men ann
the Legion are ordeled TO report ihensen,s ," CI
al n H. ~ to-day, or DO confidered deS'i'eI' ts,
Allen desires To obtain TWO good bugers "n' " i.',
bf.i. Can't David fuomy war on fI'u"S VI IL
the REGIMENT of n beautiful sword, S"s'' "'' WV
from MS OF the island. -
TilE CONSOLIDATION OF hh"'s't GO, p.o;.
On saturday, the s1th and ioth We" . -;
n,,nf were consolidated. Without fl's -
tle officers of the former were MI u's0."' 80 so,
service. Col. Dodge ~ at nome, s,uie. 'us -
wounds aud about 40 OF his officers aha plN"'es NV
prisoners at Richmond IL a,,ool..l ON Sss
Tho ,5fh PENNSYLVANIA was also a'tacheu w ''
urday 10 the 9th Pennsy wanna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondents
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 7, 1862.
Asyet there has been no fighting IN Maryland
worth mentioning. Our own pichets and the
euemy's stand facing each other, about four miles
from ths village, in the direction of Danstown
Last evening / heard that Gen. Sumner would ad-
vance to-day and attack the enemy, whether he
manifested disposition to do likewise or not To-
day, however, up to the present hour Is O'Clock p
there has been no fighting, and no. tie least indI-
cations Of any.
Reports with regard TO the enemy's strength and
postion on this side of tie river are very conflicting
One lie that he has returned to ViTg MA and lett
nothing bat q regiment OF cavalry to watch our
movements; another, that Gen. Hill, with oVVV
men, is moving up the Seneca road in the direction
OF Washington.
If this last rumor is true, Gen. Hill will coon come
in conflict with Gen. Couch, whose division IS
stretched over that opening, and who occupies the
extreme left of the army, advancing toward Tue
enemy. The repese of Gen. Sumner, who occupies
the right, and of Gen. Banks, who has the CENTER
may be "A mere ruse their par, to lead the eueiH!
where our artillery cgn be bIought TO bear wiih
eflec, NJ on him. Ii Gen. Hill eau only be coaxed
mo the laws Of triangle, formed by more than ic)
pieces OF artillery, can we'll afford 10 lac quiet
o.y or two.
But doubt very much whether all the Yankee
generals can pursuade him 10 a! into trap be has
70 frequently AMI successfully LAID for ua. Oar
better way, it seems to me- and cannot gee why d
correspondent should no, have an opinion AZ vel! ms
any one else, is 20 assume the offensive at once,
darh upon him with cavalry, infantry aud artillery,
AID before the main body OF the army can cross the
river surround cut oil, or drive back to The sacred
soil OF Rebel Virginia.
II would require bul little display " energy to ac-
comp.ish this. The road from Georgetown to Rock
Vile is one II the finest in the country. Yesterday
saw two regiments aud train ol wagons abreast
all marching ~ each others dur. upon double
quick. An immense column could be hurled npoh
the enemy along this road If the Comnander-n-Chiei
would but give the order. The force now here Is
clearly inadequate to contend with the enemy, II lie
NJ allowed any more time 10 crose the ryer IL may
Le however that rceufolcemcuts are being sent by
the Baltimore and ONO Railroad to sirengthen our
night # So our chances WILL lie fully equal to those
Of the enemy in the next engagement.
O'Clock p. 1a.-Thc latest reports are that the
enemy ha, no force upon this side Of the river ex-
ce,t a few ,ickets and that most OF the force now
here is 10 return TO Washington 'f'