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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

WITHDRAWAL OF MoCLELLAN's ARMY
FROM THE PENINsULA.--The events now ia
king place in the vicinity Of Washington, and
the critical position that affairs are placed in,
does not tell any too well for the stratagetic-
al movements that withdrew McCellan's ar
my at this juncture from the Peninsula
While Mcclellan occupied his impregnable
position on the James, the rebels dared not
weaken their forces at Richmond by sending
sufficient force upon Washing ton to over
Whelm Pope. In occupying the important
position at Harrison's Landing he held the
rebel army at bay aud prevented any active
operations with any large force and, if al
lowed to remain, could have thus kept the re-
bel army from active operations until our
new leyes could have been prepared for bat
tie and placed in tho field. In Withdrawing
the army from the James River the whole
force OF the rebels was let loose and free to
operate in any direction. and strike at any
point they might choose. Thai they threw
their entire force upon Pope, with the deter
mination TO crush him and strike at Wash
ington before our new levies were ready for
battle, is natural result. The country is
now trembling over the fruits of this change
of position.-N. T. Herald
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STATE OF VERMONT.


General Order-No 49,
II appearing TO the COmmander-in Chief that the peo-
pie Of the State Of Vermont earnestly anxious that
the number OF men, required from this State TO for
nine months under the call Of the President Of the
United States should be furnished without an actual
DRAFT, and hat every possible exeron To accomplish this
result has been used throughout the State since the call
aud sufficient number u men having already been ac
eped in companies and enlisted and offered by the Sc
lectmcn u towns to indicate, that Ia ali probability the
quota Of the State will be completed BY enlistment In
very few days, II time be allowed, and reposing entire
commence mat such extended time will be energetcaly
employed by the towns Of the State In completing their
quotas and uniting them In companies for Acceptance 1t
hereby ordered, AZ follows
!. The draft ordered by General Order No. N, dated
August 23 1862 10 be made the hira day " Scptem.
BEL 1867 shat be made on the tnA dag ct September.
The Seectmen Of the several towns in ib. state are
directed to make such draft from the enrolled mill.
Tia, unless the number Of required from their
pective towns shall be furnished In u the modes
heretofore indicated in General Orders from these Head
QuAfters on the tenth day of September A. d. 1862 at
the time Of day and in the required by General
order No. H. dated August 70 1862, and to pursue In
making such draft and ia all other respects the rcgula
tons Of said General Order No H. in every particular
except as To the day which the shall be made.
3 The Stlermon Of the several towns ia this State,
whose quotas have aread furnished and accept
cd are allowed aud are earnestly invited to unite into
companies, by arrangement among themselves the quo
tAs u their several towns and furnish The completed
rolls OF such companies 10 the Aduant and Inspector
General. at bfaiueboio. And the Zinc VI presenting
f'ls Of companies enlisted 30 the form required by Cen
efa order No 49, the number 4 hundred aud one
Tor each company with the consents for the ensiments
u such A. are minors is hereby extended the eighth
day Of september, 1862 at twelve o'clock, noon.
4 he original cOntrac Of such companies. and not
copies thereof must De sent 10 the Adjutaut and lu.
spcctut General at Bfattleboro by the tme stated in
paragraph hfec of this order aud she ~ every
person under the age Of tNJntyon years will be struck
from such rolls unless Written 'onseuts BY the arents
guardians Of such minors are sent with such
roll.
By order II liz Excellency,
FREDERICK UOLBROOK,
G0rsrHOr and Commandment ~. Chtcf
PETER 1. WASHBURN,
Ad,utont and Inspector Gete,oL
BRATTLEBoRo, Sept. 2.
Major Austin has just received instructions
from the Secretary Of War to continue to pay
United States bounties and premiums after
September LIST, until further orders for men
enhshng to serve in old regiments; and the
advance pay will also be paid.
Z. +. WAsHBURN
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AegaI Notirrs.

INXECUTOR' SALE The undersigned,
Of the last will and Testament nf Daniel
Pike deceased late Of MArshhed, iiers for sale Pub
c Auction the col owing described Real Estate Of said
deceased
me MARTIN D. BEMIS Farm,
called situated in said Marshfeld Alsa one-haf Of
pew @! zip No II in the Methodist Meeting House in
said Marshhcld.
Alsp, the following Personal Property
One Covered Carriage and one Single Sleigh.
The above sale will take place the premises on We'd
nesday, the 2ilh day II september, S62 at oelk PM
DANIEL NJ, PIKE, Ex'r.
Marshhed, Aug. q, 1862 l517
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~ The Company recruited in the towns
OF East Montpelier. Berlin. Worcester, Plain
field and Marshdeld, organized at NJ. Ham
metts Hotel. in East Montpelier, on Friday,
August 30, by the choice Of the following
officers -
Cdptain-Lewis l.. Coburn, +. Montpelier.
/" A-Geo. S. Robinson, Berlin
I'd N.-William 4. Martin, jr., MarshGeld.
The election passed off in good order, and
the best Of feeling prevailed.
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darm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Binghomton Commercial college.
TIVE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

Il located opposite Court House, Of Court
and Chcnango Streets.
This College is in way connected with any other In
stituuon
The energies Of the entire Faculty exclusively de.
voted 10 this
The design Of this institution is 10 afford 10 Young
Men opportunity for acquiring Thorough. Practical
business Education
The Books and Forms carefully arranged by Prac.
teal Accountants expressly for this Institution and the
Course Of Instruction is such As to combine Theory and
Practice.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-sepiember 3.
Whole number Of Cattle at market 1913 about 1000
beeves and 3l3 stores, consisting II Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one. two aud three year old
Prices 81 Market Beef-ExtTa, S6,5 a 1913 First
quality So % 600 Second quality So 600 Third
quality, 50 Is 0Ol,
Working Oxen, pr pair.--S70 a l45
Cows and Caves-R20 a "a
fearings-S0,00 $50 tso wears old, Sla0O 10 e.
OOi three years old, SIS o. 20.O0.
sheep aud Lambs690o a, market prices in lots 81 70
a 300 each extra, ~. 80 300.
Spring Lambs-2,5 a 325
Hides, IL 7c pr 10. TAllow, 7 a Z "a pr h.
Veal Calves. 8 lie pr h. Calf skius, Sc pr ID
Pelts, Sl,s1 a 100 each
hBAAHkS-lhere was large number of CATTLE with
a far proportion Of good quality. Prices for the best
rather higher or what is equivalent last week prices
we're obtained for those that the quality good
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A Coon HAUL.-The prize commissioner
in charge of overhauling the cargo of the
prize steamer Bermuda at Philadelphia, dis
covered among the cargo 26 boxes, each
about one foot square, banded with iron and
sealed on the edges. Each box was marked
p. o. d.. This excited suspicion, and one
OF the boxes was opened and found to contain
four tin cases, and three being opened, there
came to light sheets OF rebel postage stamps
tive cents.) The engraving is well executed.
The box contained $4,000 worth Of the
stamps, and il the others contain the same
quantity, the whole value to the rebels will
be s26O,00O 1t is believed that printing
ink aud printing materiils are stored ON
board the vessel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

A MoDEL WoMAN.-A town meeting was
held in Plainfeld, On. H. recently, to see
how much the town would vote to pay its
volunteers, and it was feared that opposition
might be developed il the friends of the
Union we're not promptly on hand A worthy
Union man, Mr.. J. 7. Raynsford. who would
not on any account fail OF attending the meet
ing, mstakiug the hour, was in the midst of
job OF moving with a two-horse machine,
when the meeting opened. His wife, equally
true as himself, learning his mistake, hasten
ed to the field, started her husband for the
town meeting, seized the reigns, and herself
cut down tive or three acres of grass and put
up her team. Such woman is worthy OF
the olden times. We wish there were more
of the sort.-Lebanon N. ~ Free Press.
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COLLEGIATE COURSE

This Course embraces Book Keeping in all its depart
ments, Penmanshp, Commercial Arthur tic, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy y,
Commercial Ethics. Partnership Settlements, Detecting
Conuterieited aud Altered Bank Notes, sc.
The Spencerian System Of PenmAnshp Is taught In all
lis varieties, by the most sNul masters Of the
The bookkeeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal d. w Low
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RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS.

w AsHlNGfoN, Aug -, 1867.
Hon. T.. 2. WALroN-- Dsqr SG:-- send
herewith a memorandum VI articles needed
80 tEis city and vicinity. We are destitute of
every thing here named, and now that our
Regiments from the Peninsula are back to
Alexandra, We shall be wholly unable to
supply ahe wants vi our soldiers in the Hos
pitfalls. Yours, truly, W. f. HALL.
Arf'ries neaded at Hashi.ytoa. u g. By me Vermont
Assooiatioh Tor The Rehet ef sch d Wounded Sol
diarS n ths Ho,p,'eA sa end nev Washington.
Plain shirts; Nith without bosoms hut always with
Wristbands
hoat and the slte,e,. mstrad u The inside are
open on the nntsdr ape should br srwed On fasten
up he body aud sleeves;
Flannel und,rshiris,
Cotton Dawes.
Pocket Handetchiefs;
SilFers either thin leather oArpe,'ns, felt-colh or
booking but always with leather solrs
Lint; drawn, NOT soraped
socks bath cotton aud wooden.
fsnalOens are constantly asked fot they may be Of
any material commonly used
lhese articles should be new n'aty new, aud the
cotton drawers AIDE Of strong cloth Nhres. bed ticks
WnFs aod pilowcases not At escht eded here.
Az pre- Mauon Of fruit, but especially jellies, sc
are desirable and Il is believed that apple aud other je
es alter the list Of October, may be safely kegs
10 which spirit has been kept
II each article Of cluthing had a stencil mark giving
h name Of the society furnishing H. the name Of the
pieot' II desired, eau be given, in most to that
society
Packages he TO stephen rrentiss No 496 9th
elieet or 10 W. a. Hall corner Of ~ and N. Streets
Warrington, D. e.
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Students enter At any time. No vaoAiions Usual
time 10 complete the Course from to ~ weeks As
.isAnee rendered u graduates in procuring atustions
Or duates presented with elegantly engraved D
pomA
II- For catalogue Of 20 page. specimens Of p.nman
ship SO enclose two letter stamps and address
LOWELL y WAhNEE
1895 Bmehamton, N :.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
TILE NEST In rHE NnnIn

WV A. B>rcHgLoH's Celebrated HAIR by. produc-
es color not . be distinguished from haiuTe-wauant
ed nut to injare the Hail in the least; cnedies il
effects Of bad dyes, and inyigorates the Hair for lie
GREY. RED. or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown, leaving Hair soft and beau
tifh Sold by all Druggists &c
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcuEIoR,
the four sides Of each box
FACTORY. No 81 Barclay Street,
Late 10 Bond st and 2S3 Broadway New Yolk.
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DRAIN
First sort, 1861 I5A q 90
PROVISIONS.

Remarks -Business has been dull throughout the
week ewing to the attention given the recruiting
men Coffee very quiet with few sales. Cotton quite
dull, and lover Goldfish little easier Mackerel in
good demand Flour dull with large receipts aud prices
nave fallen from 2 ~ a BIC per Dbl m quite firm at
an advance, with steady demand. Oats firm anu in
i,lr demand Rye scarce. short fine feed and mid
diings higher No change In hay. Hides rather
dul Leather ia moderate demandsAles at full prices.
Very little doing Ia m1lasses, and prices almost uomin
al. Pork quite firm, with fair demand. Beef atm and
sstains fall prices Lard firm Butter quite steady aud
hru and choice quality Ia good demand. Cheese steady
White heans firm and In moderate demand. Potatoes
plenty. Sugar firm but quiet. Demand for wool quite
acllve, and in low grades ndvanee has tAken place
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" The Waterbury friends of Lieut. c. f..
bancroft, 81 Lieutenant OF the Montpelier.
barre and Waterbury Company OF nine
"'ou'hs militia, have presented to him a sum
VT money sufficient 40 purchase him a nice
'"o'd' sash and belt, compliment which
lieut. y. ncbly deserves.
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N. fl DOWNS EIIyIR

We are haprl to inform readers that the avsufg
JAsrgR CrrrIs "a BOWS HEsRY, perpetual in
junction having been granted against said Curtis which
puts stop to the circulation Of his Elixir DOWNS
ELIXIR (he genuinel Of the best FSpectoants
nov in use and we glad u hear Of this decision
the Court. JOHN +. HENRY a CO.,
Sue essnr. to Downs Henry
" dSw W. sTbury, VI
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BfNdHAMToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE --
Professors Lowell and Warner, Of the BiHg-
hamton Commercial College, notwithstanding
the war and the encouragement Of the times.
by their energy and capacity for their varied
aud responsible duties present to the gublic
Their institution IN more fourishing condi'
non than ever Their college has now three
times the number OF students It has had at
any corresponding season in times past
such IS the perfection and completeness Of
their system Of instruction and discipline,
that students have fully graduated in weeks
from the period Of their entrance, armed and
equipped ior being accomplished clerks or
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


~ WASHINGTON August 9Th. 1852
On the petition Of Lander Turner administrator Of
the estate If Charles Turner deceased Of Tunbrdge
Vermont praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 The said Charles Turner November IA, lsiS for
Improvement in Operating Brakes " RAILROAD Cars for
seven from the expiration Of said patent which
iakes place on the liih day Of November 1862
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Pa
tent Ofce on Monday the 9Th day Of October next
IL clock NJ aud all persons notified appear and
show cause. II any they have, Why said petition ought
not 10 be granted
PeIsons npnosing the extension required to file in
the Patent ONCE their obje tiuns specially set forth Ia
wling at least twenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony filed by either party be used at the said
hearing must be taken and transmitted In accordance
with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished
az plioa'ion.
The testimony in the will be closed the 18th
day Of October next dispositions aud other papers
lied upon as testimony must be filed In the office
before the morning Of that day the arguments any,
within ter days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in the
" National lntelligencer Wellington u c. and the
" Waterman State Journal" Montpelier Vermont
once week for three successive weeks The fret OF said
publications to be at least sixty days previous day
Of hearing. ID +. HOLLOWAY
lhlG CofnmiSsiofier of Patents.
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IL The Concord a. H. Patcio, tells the
following story -
A good old farmer from an adjoining town
cnBA into our office the other day and paid
his subscription for the paper From a ca
pacious leather bag he deposited the shining
half and quarter dollars. We looked on
with astonishment, not having seen so much
silver coin in long time. He mstook our
establishment for suspicion They're good,
amt they asked he. oh yes, said we
You looked as if they warn't-but | know
them's the real felers. I've had en- in my
trunk Morn ten years. / don't believe in
pesky rag currency. Una Jackson man, and
it the General was alive he'd soon sweep the
banks and rebels away altogether Good
norma
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S T Il A NJ w L + XII Y
LIVERPOOL.

~A~1acsaaRsa1e,s~ IL E4fN IOA)J4.
Touching at QUEENSTOWN. (CoRK Harmon The
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despatchng their ul-powered Cyde-built
Iron Steamships as follows
CRY or WASHING Saturday, SEPTEMBER
KANGAROO, Saturday, September l3
CRY or NEW FORK, saturday, September %
aud every succeeding Saturday, at Noon nom Pier a,
North River.
RATES or PAssAGH
FIRST CABIN, gS5 90 STFERAGE, $500
do. to London, 5000 do. To London, $500
do. to Paris, 800 do, to Paris, 1900
do To Hamburg $500 do. To Hamburg, 1000
Passengers forwarded 10 ilayTe, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, sc, equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cabin, 10.
II aud q Guineas Steerage from Liverpool, ESS
FROM Queenstown, co. And those who wish to send
for their friends buy tickets here the current
Of exchange.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers and carry experienced Surgeons They are
built in Watcrtght Iron Sections and have Patent Fire
AnnihAtOrs on board
For further information apply in Liverpool 10 WIN.
lNMAN, Agent % Water Street in Glasgow 70 WIN.
INMAN, 8 ST. Enoch Square in Queenstown to c. 4
W, d. SEYMOUR co IN London 10 HIVES
MACY 81 King William St in Paris to JULES
DECOUE. Place de Ia Boursc IN Philadelphia 10
JOHN q. DALE, III Walnut Street OF at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN g. DALE, Agcnt,
OO42 Is Broad,say, n. T.
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RAILROAD TRAINS

On and after date Trains will leave Montpelier Depo,
a. follows.
SOUTH AND EAST.
Mail Train, sts 4 NJ Mred Train, Ctor North
feidj 1888 A Night Express. 1915 =. NJ
FoR EoRrH AND VISIT
Erprsa fran. sos A NJ Special Train, 1856 A. N
Mall Train, $50 r. ".
N B--Rsilroad time Is faster than town time
g. h. HOWE, Agent
Montpelier. Sept L. 1867
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Marriagrs.

In Northdold, by Rev A. l.. Cooper. Mr.. c. c. MAX
ham aud Miss Sophia shaw, both Of Mortified.
In Brandon. Aug 20h, by Rev. q. G Parker, Mr..
Henry Talbot merchant Of centteyille Mich aud
Jennie NJ. Goss. daughter q B. +. Goss, Esq.
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/ A good feliiblc Agent want
ed In every tosn, to take the
entire control, flr his neigh
borhood, u one II the BEsr
aud MOST PHoFtTAHLR afti-
lcles ever pre- "nted To the
public. The nght Man OF
WOMAN can make from S21
70 IS a week easily
For circular, with full dee
criplion, address
JAcoB LEWIS 4 Co.
80 a 81 Nassu 81.
Ill27 New York.
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~ The Ladies Of Montpelier are request
cd to meet at Village Hall, on Thursday, at
clock. p. m, to organize a Society, pre-
p'fa'ory to furnishing hospital stores for our
SICK aud wounded soldiers.
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~ The town Of Montpelier unquestion
ably leads the van in the State on furnishing
ITS quota Of men for the war, having sent out,
and now enlisted to go, 220 men. On the
last 100000 men, we had not a man to fur
nish, and yet "A have enisted-enough to
clear the town from any draft even if still
another 100000 should be called for. who
in Montpelier is not proud Of such a record?
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1900
AGE N rs
Wanted.
Wanted.

| ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. This
i Institution begins It's Pa Tenn on THURSDAY,
September IT, II has been la opGra0n eleven years
der the same Principal. rs teachers all of expert
eucr IN their respective departments
Apply for catalogues and information 10
W BRIGGS, Principal
Aubundae. Mass Aug, 1862 All
u RRE &C A d e NY
j. s SPAULDING, A. NJ, Principal.
TEACHER, A b Assistant PRINCIPAL.
Miss u. NJ. II. FELL. Teacher ui French ana Music
Mn J. ABBOT 4, Teacher Of Yoc, Music.
Nh J. NJ. KENT, Teacher Of PenmAnship.
Fall Term begins August IS 1869
Winter Term begins Nov. ~ 1862
Spring Term begins Feb TO- 1863
summer Term begins May IL, 1868
Barre, Aug o, 1852 1918
NJ OTlCE.--This certifes that have. this
day, given my son jesse Pike, his time during the
remainder OF his minority, aud snail neither claim any Of
BIZ wages pay any debts Of his nrActng afier this
date RUFUS PIKE.
Witness, Jso % SAITH
Waterbury Center, Aug 10, 1889 II 10"
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lT BRMoNT MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANCR COMPANY - NorIcn or AssEssrESr
!oH i@2-lhe Members Of the Vermont Mutual fre
Insurance Company are hereby notified that the follow
nk have been made by the Directors on al
notes in force on the following days. to-witi


Making 2 a. per cent for the year
ending August 1852 Said per oenagc 70 be cast upon
the original amount Of the premium note without refer
cnce 20 any Endorsement and 10 be paid 10 the Trea
suref, At his OH q In Montpelier before the 10th
day of Octnber. 1852.
Members of the Company w fnd 10 the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature a schedule
showing the amount u assessments due from each
pecuvty and they are particularly desired 10 that
the money fr their l. forwarded 70 the Office
IN October The assessment must be paid when due
Those who thus fail 10 pay ought TO expect be paid
II their property is DESTROYED by fire little attention
70 this the part " the Members Of the Company It
me proper time, will them expense and trouble
(see SEQ Act Of Incorporation, your Policy. which
will be enforced J I THURSrON Treas
Montpelier, sept 2. 1862 l6lS
LARM ERS' MUTUAL. -- The Annual
L Meeting Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will be held the Office Of said Company In
Montpelier, on "wednesday. Oct IS, 1862. ociock
T. NJ, r the choice II board u Directors Tor the wear
en- suing, ard The transaction n such other business A.
may properly come under consideration.
JOSEPH POLAND, Seo'y
Montpelier, Sept 3 1862 1918
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