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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-17
MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 10Th October. by Rev:
Mr.. Butter, W NJ. NJ. BELTto Miss ELEANOR
G.. BOND.
In Washington, October 10th, by tie Rev II Pr
Gurlev, ANDREW COYLEto ANNIE STU
ART, daughter Of Col. Cunning Z. McNair OF
Kentucky.
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VpoM TYE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

rrrras>oo,ence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
Cu,R1zs7owN, Va, Oct. l6.-The follow
,on,I,,c is the list Of the Federal killed and
wounded, on The advance upon Charleston:
Killed Mr., Gilmore; wounded, Richard Cogan,
r;cbt leo anputated; James Corkhill, left hand
and face, by shell; Peter Camben. shell IN
bpa and Mr.. Patrick and Mr.. Carpenter
sigbt. The Adjutant Of the First Minnesota
had his horse shot from under him. | could
not learn Of any other casualties. All the
above belonged to Company 4, Fourth Kegu-
lar Artillery.
Gen. Mcclellan and Staff rode out to the
front of the Village Confederate cavalry
pickets were seen occupying the next hill beyond
the town Gen. Lee is at Winchester with 3
q large force. Jackson is at Bunker Hll', with
his corps Fill isalso there. Stuart s cavalry
are on the Shenandoah,
A large force is also stationed ct keastown.
six miles way The Federal troops are deploy-
ed out in front. Caldwell's brigade on the
right front, the Fifth New Hampshire on the
lett, the Sixth Regular Cavalry on extreme
trout OF the yillage cavalry, infantry and ar
tIery are scattered through the town. The
Sixth New York Cavalry are two miles In inc
rear to prevent flank movement.
The Eederals have taken seventy Conteder
ates, wounded in the fight to-day. Our recep-
ton has been very cold On the part Of the peo-
DE- There are lew Union men here Pro
visions are very scarce, both for MAJ and beast.
We found an OLD nero confined in 'John
Blown 5 Jail, F." and the field where he WAS exc
cuted is planted in corn. The negroes appear
very gleetul.
1t is expected the enemy will be reinforced
tonight Gen. Mcclellan r~turned this even
j Z. learn from the people that JET. Davis
h IS Issued proclamation, announcing that ali
Union officers held and captured shall be put
to hard labor, if 'Lincon's Proclamation IS
carried out.
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On the 18th inst, at half after O clock, A. NJ
after lingering illness, boring WITH CHRISTIAN
resignation Mrs THIRZA MlLBCRN, IN the
SD year of her age; her funeraL will take place
from the residence OF her husband, b. q. MI
burn, No. So, South Pitt street, Sunday the 18th,
at : o clock, 7. VI
zsss~ The friends of the family, are invited to
attend.
INV Washington, October 10th. 1862, Mrs. E l.
LEN ELIZABETH, wife Of Geo. ). Ncyes, and
dau ghter Of the late JOS. 5. Clarke IL the 43th
year Of her age.
NOTICE. for the Concert to be held
~ this evening" at Liberty Hall. for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum, may be had at the book
stores Of Roht Bell, JAS Entvisle & Sen and L.
B Stone, and at the Drug Store Of Dir. Jas. III
twisle. An ear Y ATTENDANCE on The part o. the
ladies is requested in order that they may secure
comfortable seats.
The doors will be opened at s. o clock
Let al go who can. It
NOTICE.-A MEETING Of the stockholders
~ Of the FIRE INSURANC E COMP AN
OF alexandria, will he held at the office OF l. L.
Kinzcr on Royal street, on Monday the 3rd day
Of November next, for the purpose OF holding
an election for twelve directors, to give the en-
suing wear Hours from 10 4: NJ TO IL NJ.
T. W, MCCORMICK, Secretary.
oct ltd
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C, G., 3 & 4 . / Z 7 .
IQEN T. COOKE,

JOHN Z. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY or hand q large Rssor$~
[ nent Of F.4lLIill 7 GROCERLES, consist"
ing OF BACON, Of al kinds; ELOUK ~ ne
barrel or smaller packages; BUCk " HEAI,
CURRANTS, RAIsINS, PRUN ELS, FIGS.
SAKDINES, &c, Sc, to which be invites the
attention. OK customers. DS
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LIBE RTY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. II, 1862.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
For the Benefit Of the
ALEXANDRIA ORPHAN ASYLUM.
PROGRAMME-PART
0verture'' V IRE 4sn
Dance..... Ll1tie IiAa"
THE TWO CLOWNS.
6. ". Kirbye and Master George.
Song and Dance. Frank kearns.
Scotch Ballad. Miss Agnes Sutherland.
PA RT IL.
Plate Spinning ................. Willis Armstrong.
''' '0' ''~' ~'00 '''''~ ~ ~ Little Ella.
Banjo Solo ....D Dick Parker.
Grand Ballet,
Ia "a Y A D E r E.
Mile Frank LaFolle, Miss Jennie Allen, Miss
Tily Forbes Little Ella, and the Corps du
Ballet.
PART III.
Ventriloquis, .... ...........G. y. Kirbye.
G SHARP AND 3 FLAT.
Dick Parker and Frank Kearns.
Some. Miss Agnes sutherland.
Solo on the Sake Horn Prof. j. Esputa.
Comic Duet. Little Ella and Master George.
To conclude with the laughable Pantomime, en-
titled
THE COBBLER'S FROLIC;
On, ALL IN THE WRoNG.
Ola Scragss. .................W Willis Armstrong.
PETE .......,..... DICK PARK En-.
Josephine ...................M Miss lilly Forbes.
Lucy. Ajl:'10 1IiAeA'
Ben hrace......... . 1lss = ennAe AueA'
Augustus Snobbs ................." 4 fenton'
Aunt Ophela Dung
Cuff frank Aesrns
oct l6-2t
NOTICE. The undersigned having qualified
" IS executrix Of Isaac George, deceased, no.
titles al persons indebted to his estate 20 make
mmediste payment and all persons having
claims against the estate will please present
ELIZABETH GEORGE,
Executrix OF I. George deceased,
oct C~-eo61 at Mrs. Thomas, Payne st.
c. c. BK ID LEY,
f35sJipe$ Chair and Sofa Ma,.stGc&0gy,
CORNER KING AND AIRED STREETS,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
yrAS constantly On hand, End offers TO she pub
lie ST excellent assortment Of CABINET
WARE, SOFAS and CHAIRS Of every ysrie"
ry, and on the lowest CASH terms ~h!ch, fos aa
liability and anisE, caAnoe De su 'passA7.
nay lift
JOHN 7. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCEK,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
EOREIGN NE us.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 1.
The steamship Edinburgh from Liverpool
18th, via Queenstown 9Th has arrived.
Sir G. G. Lewis, the English war minister
has been speaking against the recognition Of
the South. Their independence has not been
accomplished yet
A circular from Secretary Seward to the
diplomatic and consular agents relative to
the emancipation proclamation, has been pub
lished. He draws hopeful conclusions from
the present position Of affairs
He says the rebels must understand IL they
persist in imposing choice between the dis
solution Of toe Government and the abolition
ct sia,eiy, 1t is the Uuon and not slavery
that must be maintained.
While all good and wise men Of all coun-
tries must recognize the measure as a just
and proper military act intended to deliver
the country from a terrible war, they will re-
cognize at the same time, the moderation and
magnanmity with which the government pro-
ceeds in 50 solemn manner.
Gladstone has again been speaking on
America. lie told his hearers to remember
that tie difficulty has arisen from Slavery,
which was a legacy from England to Ameri-
ca.
A Cabinet council has been held summoned
for the 23d Of October, which is earlier than
usual. 1t is supposed that the American
question is one cause.
The proposition before the Liverpool Cham
Der Of Commerce iu memoralizing the recogni-
ton Of the South has been withdrawn.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES


DIR. OH EE@ EN- A MS PILLS
The continuation u ingredients these Pulls the
result Of ong aud extensive practice They are mil
in their operation. and certain In correcting all irreg
arites, Painful Mens,ruAdons, removing all obstruc-
tons, whether from cold Otherwise headache pain in
TN side. papiiaton Of the heart whites all nervous A.
ectons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain the back aud limbs
&c, disturbed sleep which arise nom interruption Of
nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of era in the treatment
those irregularities and obatruo,ions which have conssn
cd 90 many TO PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
cline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most sHectaa remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Feals To al classes they in
valuable Inducing, nth certainty periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have used them At
different periods. throughout the country having the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should no, be
usyd with each box-the rice One Dollar PEI Bos con.
tanning nom so to 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by renting 20 the Pro
pHetor. Sold by druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINs. Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New York.
Sold by s. r. Redfeld, and l.. Y. Pierce a CO.. Mont
peher also by j. W. Roby Co., Burlington.
Mav27.dewlY
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LITERARY NOTICE.

THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY; devoted to
Literature and National Policy. New
York: John +. Trow, so Greene Street
for the proprietors. SO per year reduced
prices to clubs.
Literature, with strong flavor of Freedom.
The political editors are Hon ROBERT j,
W ALKER, ex-sec. Of the Treasury, ex-senator
and ex-governor of Kansas distinguished
politician of the democratic school, keen
lawyer and ready writer; and Hon. FRED
p. STANTON, another ex- ex-governor OF Kansas,
whig politician Of the anti-slavery school,
and good lawyer and writer. The literary
editors are CHARLES g. LELAND and ED
MUND KIRKE. The number for November
contains articles from each of the editors,
and contributions from John Neal, Caroline
Cheesbro, c. K Tuckerman, Horace Greeley,
and others We commend the Continental
It smacks Of 1915
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PERSONAL.

II II stated, though have seen no official announce
ntnt o that Col Sasyer Of the lot Vermont Cavalry
pas hceu removed on charges NJ ncompeency aud neg
eot Of duty while Major u the regiment Lieut.. Col
Free Pres.
1t seems to us that it is altogether too late
to find fault with Col. Sawyers conduct as
Major. 1t looks like taking the back track.
II he is good Colonel. that ought to suffice.
We are afraid the quarrels, which led to so
many designations while ago, have had
something to do in this matter This is
guess-work, however. We have no informa-
ton on the subject
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

EVThe Freeman is right in saying that tue
editor of this journal has not been aole to
minqle with members of the Legislature at
the present session. For the first time IN
many years he has been debarred that pleas
ant and valuable privilege, and il consequent
ly he has been left to any error IN matters OF
public concern, he pleads that fact in extenu
alton. Nevertheless he is not conscious yet
of any grave error, even in respect to the bills
Tor recognizing the congressional districts
The Judgment Of the House on Tuesday is
certainly in accordance with his own, and it
seems to be adverse to that Of the Freeman,
Can it be that the House is mistaken We
trust not.
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Aegal Aotires.

- DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH, SIS.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District OF Ran
dolph TO all persons concerned in the Of Irene
Greeting
whereas Reynod Way, Administrator Of the said
deceased proposes rendering Of his admins
raton and presenting his account against said estate
fot allowance. at session Of said Court be held
Chelsea In said District the 10Th day Of November,
inst Therefore, you hereby notified appear before
said Court the tune aud place aforesaid, and show
II any you have why the said should
be allowed
vemter, A D. 1862.
2527 p. c. JONES Judge.
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1Harhrts
By Telegraph to the Watohaan Journal
CAMBRIDGE MARK E1-October %.

Whole number VI Cattle at market 2533 about IS 0
Beeyes and 1862 torres, consisting " Working Oxen
Mich Cows, AMI one two and three year old
Prices of Market Beef-Extfa $3.50 1913 First
quality 90 . Second quality S525 900. Third
quality, "a OtaOOl
Working Oxen, pr pair-S75 100.
Cows and Calves $40 40.
Yearlings.--S7 90 OF two years old, $3.50 49,
90, three years old, slS o. a 100
Sheep aud Lambs4g6 at market; prices in lots 80 80
Is each extra, 80 o. 337
Spring iambs--O00 "a 0o0
Hides. ~ a cpr No. Iallnw, A 80 pr 10.
Veal Calves 0lOcqI To. Calf skins &c pr 10
Pets. 81 90 I p each.
kEMAuKs There was more cattle but not 80 large n
number Of sheep last week Tho best quality Of beef
sold high last week but commo store cattle sales
we're slow and prices loves Sheep sold az last week s
prices f1r like quality but the average quite
good The Vermont cattle trains will arrive az present
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Public ce IL hereby given that Lieut. Col Preston
the lot Vermont Cavalry @gimeat is duly authorized
by the proper department u the public service 20 pur
chase horses for h ofsad regiment Horses offered
for sale the United states for this service conform
ful the Revised Specifications in these regards viz
s1undin all particulars from Is TO 6hands high not
Than than nine years old color be bays
wise and size sufficient for ,he purpose above named
for which fair prices will be paid.
Lieut. Col Preston and the undersigned will be At ST.
Johusuury Caledonia County the 30th and 3ls inst
Thursday and Friday at Barton, in Orleans County,
the 4th and 9th TUESDAY and Wednesday Of Noyem
Der and at Derby Line. onthe 7h and oth Friday and
Saufday) for the purpose Of inspecting and purchasing
such suitable horses may be Offered.
Other times and places OF purchase may be hereafter
ted Of which due notice will Unnecessary be given.
CAPT r. W. CLARK,
Assistant Quarternaster Of Volunteer. q :. A.
Bratteboro, VI, Oetober 2ld, 1862 hlNoy 7dNw.
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SHARP SHOOTERS, ATTENTION

Capt. John I. Drew, late Of the Second
Vermont Infantry, has received authority to
enlist squadron Of five hundred sharp
shooters in Vermont, to be called into the
service Of the United States and Mr. An.
drew A. Sweet, Of Montpelier, has been en-
powered to raise company in this county
It is an independent and important branch Of
service which needs men Of special quali6-
eations-cool courage, steady nerves and a
good eye. There are few more left in good
old Vermont yet, as the result Of this enter
prise we trust will show. For particulars
call on Mr.. Sweet
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EV' We acknowledge the receipt of a pam
phlet speech, by Hon, Levi B. Villas, Of Wis
cousin II ia able and good, for union OF
all men, irrespective of parties, to sustain the
60 eminent in putting down the rebellion !
but-.-we always looked for ''but'' when
we listened to Mr.. Villas, and here it comes
but / supports the democratic and opposes
the republican candidate for Congress. He
is Levi still.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

SIeNiFIoANr.-The N. Y World thinks
the next Congress will be against the admin
i'traiion, and that the important legislation
necessary for consolidating the restored IN
ion will fall into more compeden, hands -
Since the World supports Fernando and Ben
Wood, one can guess now the Union is to be
''rsstorsd and consolidated" Shall We
surrender 10 the rebels? The issue in New
York looks like that.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

Coon ENTEErRIsE.--The patriotic cti-
zens Of Tunbrdge met at the town hall, on
Tues ay afternoon and evening, Oct %. and
enjoyed an apple pairing bee, at which over
df'y-three bushels of apples were pared and
eored and prepared for drying, all to be used
for the benefit Of the soldiers as hospital sup
plies, commendable example may Others
"go and do likewise"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

MILLS FOR SALE.--The subscribers
WI otter for sale then Mills consisting Of grst mill
witn three run, bolts, earn cracker, a. mill
with one Of Chases ofcnlar board machines Single
machine grindsione slab saw; also a shop joining the
saw mill % by 80 feet, used for carriage making
house for two families The mills are in good repair,
foundation on ledge, the stream durable free from
feshet and FROST good grain and timber country
rounds them, timber land for sale the mills. The
business OF the mills affords work for hands, and is
rare chance for couple OF young 10 into
good paying business. Situated ia pleasant village
about twelve miles from Montpelier the stage road to
luton Sold low Il applied fbr ioon Credit Tor part
OF the purchase II desired.
PIrKIN q BURNAP.
East Calais Oct 17th 1882 24R
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XTIENNA MATNHEs.-These Mateh

" JENNA MATCHEs,-1hese Matches
are the only used by the Royal Families, No.
bhity and Gentry Of Europe and they the only afch
e. which should be used by respectable families IN this
eoui Try being without sulphur, odoress smokeless
vanished waterproof and beautifully colored in fame,
round boxes and price which brings them into
petition with the dsAgresAble suocatng sulphus made
In this country For the sick and parlor they are
Indispensable necessity and luxury. Imported and
for sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. A 2. RICHARDS, III Commercial ~. Boston
County Merchants call and zee ssmplss 2SSS
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~ n n . II II N . n ;
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
Ia Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and for
said District On the 2Slh day Of October, A. D. 1859.
joel c Nichols, guardian Of George L. and Lewis
HAmmett makes application said Court for license
se the following described real estate n his said wards
10 Wit One undivided fourth part Of the revision Of dow
n the estate Of Michal Hammet, late Of East Mont
poer deceased representing that the sale thereof for
the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such ale at
interest investing the same In stocks real estate,
ordered by said Court that said application he referred
10 session thereof 20 be held al the Probate Oce in said
Montpelier, the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1862 for
he ring and decision thereon and Il further ordered that
all persons ntereted be notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of said application and order thereon three weeks
successfully Ia the Vermont Waehman and state Jour
nal printed at Montpelier, before said time Of hearing
that they may appear said time and place and they
rause object thereto.
by The Court.
2a28 Attest. N. A. CHASE, ssistsr.
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Method Of Treatment are Civ.
the Medicine, " which viii be
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

T - IIT9'I ~ FFH F'VINI8ET
WIN. A. BArcHHIoRs Celebrated HAIR DYE produc-
color 20 be distinguished from nature-warrant
ed MOTTO iniure the Hair In the least: remedies
effects Of bad dyes aud nvgoratcs the Hair for life
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair sof and beau
,ifu Sold by all Druggists &c
" The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcHELoR,
the four sides Of each box
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
(lAte l6 Bond St. and 2S3 Broadway New Yok
O25i
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aENERAL lNFoRMArIoN.

Stsdents can enter at any lime No vacations Usual
time coinplfte the Course, from ~ weeks A
sisanre rendered ~ graduates procuring situations
Graduates presented with elegantly engraved Di
pnma.
| ~ For estsogus Of 20 pages specimens Of penmsn
ship sc enelo-e two letter stamps. and address
LOWELL WARNER,
1905 BinRhamton. n y.
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AAYIn WINQ,S ESTATE.

hAVlD WINGS ESTATE.
IL The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington
Com isaonors 20 receive, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of David
Wing. late Of Montpelier 10 said District. deceased
represented nsolyent, and the term uf six months
rom The 2lth day Of Oct, 1862, being allowed by
said Court TO the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective clana before Give notice.
that we will attend 10 the duties of appointment AZ
the dwelling house II G c. Wing, in Montpelier. In said
district the 25th day Of November and 23d day o.
April next at one O'Clock In the afternoon each Of
said days. -
HENRY MUTT. To-.
JOEL FOSTER JH. No'u ~
Mnntnnlinr. Oct "a 1852 Is %
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peatbs

At Camp Douglas, Chicago. III Oct. IL, Of typhoid
fever, VIM Penn Smith private, Co |, 9Th Vt Reg't,
aged ~ years. formerly Of Mddlesex.
In Busion, Oct 25. Lester Huntington. of Washing
ton, VI, aged q years member " the 18th Regiment
Rhode Island Volunteers.
10 Chardon, Oct 2S, Royal IL Munsell, aged 81 yrs,
youngest son OF VIM. g. AID Harriet n. Munstl
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10 Capt d. r. Corbin, Sd VI, has been
honorsbly discharged on accounts of wounds,
and is now Provost Marshal of Nermont-of-
hcc At Brattlehorn
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The President has approved the sentence
of court. martial, convenedat st. Augustine,
condemning private VIM. h. Lunt' Co. |, oh
Me. Vols, to be shot, for desertlop to she en-
emy's lines without arms, and for highway
robbery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

Is HE LOYAL The federal loss in the
recent fight near Poctaligo river, South Caro-.
lima, was Is killed, 100 wounded and missing
total 1873 The editor Of the N. V Express
(fossil-whig) is candidate for Congress, sup
ported by opponents to the administration. -
We doubt the loyalty of man that would
get up such story TO affect the election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

DEATH OF VERMONT SoLDIEKs.-R. T.
Rogers, Co. Z, LIST VI. Cavalry; and Corporal
w. L. Brown, Co. c, 4th vt,--both in hos
pitfalls at Washing ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

DEATH or MEMBER.-The North Star
announces the death Of Isaac Eastman, ESQ,
member Of the legislature elect for the town
of Walden, and an estimable man. Mr.. East
man was not able to take his seat in the
house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

DR MANsER. We regret to learn that
the Rev DR.. Manser Of Benni. ton is i'll Of
typhoid fever.
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10 The publisher Of the St. Adams Herald
is doubtless not aware that he has violated
the law by enclosing pamphlet speech in his
papers and sending through the mail without
paying postage on the speech. horato Sey-
mour's speeches are not good enough to usti-
fly smuggling.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
Marriages.

In Montpelier. Oct 9th By Rev. e. Brown, Mr.. Geo.
W. Jeveu and Miss Alzins Ayres, both Of Waterbury