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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

Oats 5 tons OIL Meal, and a full supply Of Bran,
shipstUn, &c, and everything usually found ia "A
Feed Store, ali Of which viii be sold cheap cash.
and cash only. Respectfully,
dec7 BIS. RUSr0H eco.
sz4D.s-KBA4Eb. =.
- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberfs, PeeaDs, Eng
lieh walnuts. hgs, raisiDs, currants, rock candy,
oysters sardines alum epson salts, roll brimstoDe,
sulphur, copperas nader, extract of logwOod, in
digo, tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds
bsoco Of all kinds, backing, batting, nutmegs, ci
gaFs of all kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pop
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps OF all kinds, starch teas, vine
gar, eamphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre. gum drops.
.goo3an fouvIs- f,rf,h,, ,,i.,so - ttFf
british lRstre bonnet boards ink oil
nails sash, glass, spirits taFpentne, alIspee, Soda
pain killer, hqnOrics, &c, &c, &c.
supply Of the above kept constantly hand
and for sale low, 10y ). Z. aILBE&f z Co.
deeI2 No 4sycamore Ct
n .-sksfEs' RD9s.-A splendid assortBaen
FL just received. Prices to suit the times Ga
soon aud make your selections.
VAUEIER e MARCOHEIER,
Main between First and Second streets.
tohot-
KB-sL TI.1EORE sx~RU4s.-5 Dbls Bait.
- 4% more Syrup, none betterin tue city except
the Excelsior, at ID. A. COOKS
jams 70 Main street
ga rows or HON C0Cyy-Ts "
HNS BRAN just now recsiYing from the Ball
road aud for sale at YlCkEkY BIOS,
jan7 No. 81 Main street.
sn SIZES or H0.9.Ek~ SO.zP.-AIso
Cd the essence Of Snow Brown, Windsor, Yaris-
gated aad Orystaiized bar Soaps, for sale at
a. J. SCHbA EPFER'S, Is
jamie Drug Store,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
HWE P.zRT.SsERsHEP ERRRT0-
n FORE existing between Henry F. Miller
and J. Henry Nishaus has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent
Mr. VIM. J. Deublsr is authorized to collect the
debts due said firm
HENRY F.FMILLER,
J. HENRY EIEHAUS.
FebruaTyI5, 1925
aa $685.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.;
aW EVANSVILLE, IND.
Arrival and Departure OF the
III = Z L -

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

RRREEDE.N~s9 C.EGEs,
Ed At very loEF price, at
H. J. GHLAEPFER'S
iulyz9 New Drug Store.
6 tt rs EEz-5g boxes, best quality, for sale by
~ S r. GILBERT & Co,
oc12 No. 4 SycamoreJ treet.
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ATOs4L Taa.t-f5 a ~ e1-t- Ut "
VI received per steamers Prairie Rose .nd Leb-
anon the cleaTest and incest yet received, for sale
low BY Dbl or gallon ct
jau29 F4ChEhH hhOs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
SIS Montpelier, in said district,
the 2stb day of October. A. d. 1861
ABkLS. WILLIAMS, Administrator q the estate or
n Nancy Allen, Iaio OF Nouhfed, in said district,
deceased presents his administration account for exami
nation and allowance aud makes application for decree
d hutisn and partition Of the estate OF SAID deceased
NhereupoR IL il ordered by said Court that said account
and iAd apple itloa Tsfe ed to session Of said Court
10 BIO held al the Probate Office in said Montpelier tAo
18Th day Of Nove.nhe A. D. 1867 for hearing snd decnoR
tn reon and further udeled. that notice hereof be
given all persons nt.soted by publication OF thS sanc
three weeks sueeessivoiy In the Green hpuata IN
Freeman ne spapex psssbed at Montpelier previous 70
said tae appo for hearing tha they may appear AT
said tao aad place, aRa show cause, If any thsy may
have why said accoua should be all owed and such
decree mado. BY the Court.
Attest. r. X. AERRILL, Judge.
A tue copy Of record.
3SIfwN Attest, 2. K. MERRILL, Judge.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session 1862

GENERAL STATUTES.

House bill, title |, chapter ], a." Of elections
amended on motion OF MIR. Peck, further amend
ed on motion of Mr. Edmunds, and passed
House bill, tile 50, chapter 1874, OF the col
lection of fines etc )" passed
House bill, title 10, chapter SO "of process and
other matters, returned from House, with a
request for a committee of conference on the dis
agreeing votes Of the two Houses; committee
ordered, and Messrs. Stewart, Allen and Cree ap-
pointed committee.
House bill, title Is, chapter 81, "Of proceed
ings against trustees returned from House with
a request tors committee OF conference on dis.
agreeing votes on proposed amendment commit
tee ordered, Messrs. Eimunds, Kirkland and
Morgan appointed committee.
House bill, title 30, chapter 105, "Oi vessels
navigating Lake Champaign passed.
MIR. Bentley for General Committee, reported
avorably, House bills title 80, chapter SO. " OF
foquest on the dead" and title 80, shspter u,
"Of public lands in organized and unorganized
tcwns"; both passed.
House bill, tits 80, chapter l04 ; passed.
House bill, title 6, chapter %. of County off
GERS" was, on motion of Mr.. Stafford, amended by
striking out all the sections Of the bill which pro-
vide. mat Sheriff. shall distribute pamphlet laws
ete Section 9l-as they are numbered in the
General Statutes-was also stricken out. The
bill was then passed.
LEAVE or ABSENCE
vas granted TO Mr. Bentley, TIL Tuesday morn
ing next. Also to Mr.. Clark, OF Bennington, un.
III Tuesday morning nsx'.
M L lmunds for Judiciary committee, reported
!svoraOly, HOUSE hi egaISins the Grand LET Of
she town Of Iopshsn passed.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, held q:
RANDOLPH D1srElcT,ss ! Chelsea within and for said
District, on the 18th day Of October A. D. l-62.
Instrument purportiug to be the last i'll and Testa
u ment Of Abigail N. NTH, late Of Tuubridge, in
said District deceased, being presented the curt by
AERO Dew the Executor therein named, for Probate;
II is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court
be holden at the Proba'r Office in Chel ca, on the
-oh day OF November, 1867, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate Of said Will for
which purpose further ordered that copy the rec
'rd Of this order be published three weeks successfully
Id the Green Noun tain Freeman printed at Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
f356w3 PERLEY G. JONES, Judge.
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Ferry is fully awake to the position Of affairs,
and has sufficient force.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. Much curiosity is
manifested to ascertain the purpose OF the in
terviow between Lord Lyons and Secretary Sew
ard The desire is at present not likely to be
gratifed,
Enough, however, is known to warrant the
statement that nothing whatever OF an ofhca
character has been received from England or
any other European power, even indicating ar
intention of interfering with our political aft
airs in connection with the recognition Of South
ern independence.
Gems. Anger and Grover are relieved from
duty in the Army of the Potomac, and ordered
to report to Gen. Banks.
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December l. 1863.

sTATE OF VERMONT, IAt = Probate Court, held a.
RAsDoLPH DISTRICT, ss. Randolph, in ana ior sara
Dlst,lct on the 23d day Of October, A. ID. 1862.
VERY PITTS administrator Of the estate OF John
Fits LATE OF nioph, in said district, deceased
makes application said cour: for license to sen an inc
real estate of said deceased and represents that such
sale is cessary tbs payment Of dbIs and charges
against said estate: .,
Whereupon, 1t is ordered BY said Court tha' ssn up
naton be referred to session thereof TO be holden at
the West Randolph House in said Randolph on 'ns
9th day of November tor hearing anu icclsoh mere
on and il Is further ordered that all persons interested
BE- notified hereof by publication of this orer in the Green
Mountain freeman printed at Montpelier, in this are
three weeks successyey before the time appoinru as
ors id for hearing that they may appear at sad time
and place and show cause IL any they may have, why
| such license should no. be granted.
by order Of Court,
SS1Sv Attes., J. r. CLEAVBLAND, Register
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THE SILVER CHORD,
A Companion TO the Home Circle"
Collection OF Favorlte
songs, Ballads, Duets and Qunrtets,

VIII TIHHUTUTVe ACCOMPANIMENT.
The HON. Circle" known by all as \ most admra HE
coupi alton II pieces Tor the pianoforte fnds a. ,om
pahon in this superior col ectdn Of words vi u,no
accoppanin"nt. ongs that have become a. hous.hnII
"orus IN nealy every communi with many new can.
u"aeS ior Fuhtlc taVOr, not SO wi" known bat which
"hen known VIII lie appreciated, all here Every
one nav ng piano AMI will not fail To look Al
hls oyok One look will convince them that il IA Inc,
wha' they want and having purchased it &nd pivrn -
th'rough exam ion, they VIII b. fully satisfied that
no pi no is complete wlthaut ~
Free in Cloth, -, Boards, ALSO MaiI,d moot
paih. OLIVER DlIS0N ~ co., Publishers, ~ wash
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
z O'CLOCK A. M

BALTIMORE. Nov. IA. A speoiel correspond
ent OF the American at Harpsrs Ferry writes
today that II believed that Jackson is bs
twesn Winchester and llarpers Ferry.
Parties from Winchester and our scouts a
report that jackson passed. :hr0ugh Winch.spsr
on Monday, and that Gen. Hill followed him on
Tuesday.
Gen. Slocum, who commanis at Harper't
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ST. LOWS, Nov. IA. 1t is rumored that Gen
Blair will take the field in few days at the
head of his brigade.
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given nv Sol
L VIM II. Orm bee his time during the Remainder
his minority, and shall claim u HIS earnings II,
pay any debts Of hi, contracting after this date
HOSEA K. ORNSBEE
JEREMIAH WEST, Witness.
East Montpelier, August 10th, 1862 f355v:+
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NOAice,

THS to certify that have this day sold my 500 Ge
aAgan, his 'ime, during the rem inder OF ais M inc
n.y. claiming none OF his wages aud paying none of h
debts frt this date. SOLO uOS MORGAN
Rofbury, Oct. %, 1862. aisv3.
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Probate Courts.

slsI!sssss pls,atss and fer Ia. Di,rist .fst.
aid viii be holden At the Probate 0mss hsztpesr In
Ala District ga Tuesday Of sssh week, during the rear
ensuing Persons having basiness with said Cssr' are
xuested to attend TO the sane on said oeurt Gays.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
nAna
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FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for salo full Blood three
years old JERSEY BULL. perfectly c ie and handy
and well broke to work. Please enquire Of Ii astiny,
member from Wasleld %, Barn am or the sub.
mrlber. ,irgtn InSIIN
Waiisfeld, Oct. n, 1852.
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HEADQUARTERS Army or POTOMAC,
WarrentLn, Nov. IA.
A rebel brigade which has been for several
days accommodating our positions on the Rap
pahannock. lett Jefferson tn 8 morning for Gull
pepper. Gen. Pleasanton S cavalry drove their
rear guard from Jefferson.
There are indications that tho rebels are
eyacuating CuIpepper.
Jackson ID said to be still hanging about
Chester Gap with not over 10000 men under
his command. We have a force on his front
which prevents him from coming dowa on this
side. All is quiet here tonight
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. Charleston papers
to the 4th inst. have been received They con-
tain nothing of SPECIAL interest.
Howell Cobb with his brigade has been or
dered to report at Charleston.
This morning 1876 rebel prisoners were
brought to this city recently captured. They
have all been taken within few days in and
about Warrenton. Included in the number are
one Colonel, three Lieut.. Colonies, seven Cap
tains, and three I'd lieutenants. They were all
escorted to the Provost Marshal's Office with the
view of efecting their immediate exchange.
ST. LOWS, Nov. IA. 1t is rumored that Gen
Blair will take the field in few days at the
head of his brigade.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. Is Lieut.. Colonies
Colbune and Duane, of Gen. McClellan's staff
were sent to Washington this morning under
arrest. 1t is said that the order was received
by an officer OF the army in this city, and the
pes sons named repaired at once to Washington
to place themselves at the disposal of the
authorities. A rum,r prevails tina, other mem
bers eff the staff will be put under arrest The
charges aie unknown.
A large n1mber OF people are paying their
respects to Geu. Mcclellan to-day, a deputA.
ton is expected from Philadelphia
New YORK, Nov H. A special dispatch to
the Tribune from Nashville 18Th, says reports
concur that the enemy are accumulating in
heavy force at Murtreesboro'. Military author
tiles have no faith that these demonstrations
mean moro than a cover to convey their steal
, lngs OF subsistence across the Tennessee river
The rebels will retire when oul army moves up.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court held A.
WARRINGTON DIsrRIor, S. Montpelier, In said Bi.rice
the LIST day Of November A. u. 1899.
JACOB 5 NTH, Administrator Ct ,hs estate Of william
Marsh, late Of Montpelier said Dist riot ,dese Ased
presents his Administration xccount for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of dislr
button and partition Of the estate Of sad deceased.
Ehereupon it is ordered by said Court, that said
count and said application be referred to session Of
said Court to held at the Probate Dfice in said
Montpelier, the e5th day Of New, mber, A. u 1867,
for hearing and decision thereon aud il is further
ordered, that notice hereof be given all persons
interested, by publication of the three
cessvey the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaper
published at ontpeiier previous SAID time pOn
for hearing, that they may appear at said time and
pace, and show il a0y they may have why said
tccounl should not be allowed, and Auch decree made
By the Court
35sf2w Attest, /. r. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held AZ
WAsHS0ToN DtsTRcT Montpelier within and for said
District, tue Eth day of Ccisher, a b. 1862:
Instrument purP"r ing II he the last " II and Tesla
"A rehi of lhnes Persons late of East hionprlie sad
District, deceased beng presented to the onu by Homer
W. Hcaon, the Executor thertls named for Probate
Ii Is eideTrd b. said Court that all pers c0Ls.rned
therein, be notified to appear Of said Court
be holden at the Probate Office Montpelier the abtn
day of Nov A. 1861 and show calSr ii any they muy
have against the probate u said Wi-for which pose
Is further oded that copy OF hs teCoru s hs order
be published three weeks successive In tho Green Moua
tain Freeman, printed al MantpeIrr previous said
appolntrt for hearing true COPY Of record.
5S4wt Attest, n. A. CHAsk, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-10

THE STATE TICKET.

1t will be seen by reference to special
dispatch from Montpelier in this morn
ing's HERALD, that the present excellent
State officers were renominated with the
exception of Hon. Levi Underwood. Hon.
Paul Dillingham; of Waterbury, was NOM
mated for Lieut.. Governor, by acclama-
ton, Lieut.. Gov. Underwood having de-
clined to permit the use of his name, an
act of patriotic self-denial, for the sake of
the union of all the friends of the Union,
which will largely increase his popularity
with the people of the State. atl
We rejoice that the nomination has
fallen upon such a sterling man as Mr..
Dillingham;. We are glad that the loyal
Democrats have thus been recognized.
Another pleasant feature of the Con-
vention indicative of the harmony which
now prevails among men of all parties in
the patriotic purpose of supporting the
Administration, was that of calling Hon.
S. B. Colby of Montpelier, to preside.
We predict the election of the ticket by
a majority greater than has ever been re-
ceived in a State election.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-10

BEAUREGARD IN CANA returned
prisoner who had an interview with the
pto~s hero, thus gives picture of his
% still life He was taken to General
Beauregard, who sasked him what he
came there for. He answered, +" to up
hold the Union" Gen. Beauregard said,
&C. d--n the Union; there is none.
You have come down here to fight gen
tlemen. You are set of d-n Yankee
robbers, murderers and thieves. You
come here to rob and murder the women
and children. I have notion to hang
you" Gardner answered, They have
tried to shoot me" and pointed to his
wounded arm, and Beauregard answered,
{ . 1t is pity twas not your id head.
An artillery officer here interposed, beg
ging tue general not to abuse him, as he
was prisoner Home Journal.
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Important Intelligence from the Mid
dlebury Company, 9Th Regiment.

Mrs. Emily Keller, of this town, who'e
husband is in the Middlebury Company OBJ
9th Vermont Regiment, arrived in this vii
lage Yesterday, having left Harrison Land
ing on Sunday afternoon. She has with
several other ladies been in attendance upon
the sick and wounded, and is acquainted
particularly with all that relates to the aiore-
said Company. She assures us that the re-
ports in relation to the losses in the 9th Re-
giment have been greatly exaggerated 1t
was positively ascertained before she left,
that only 2O5 were killed, wounded and
missing, with a prospect that stragglers
might come in to reduce the number of the
latter, She reports the following casualties
in Co. B, from Middebury;
Sergeant Edward Dorcey, killed.
Sergeant Linus +. Eyerts, killed,
Lieut.. Comstock, shot through the head
with two musket balls, and left dead on the
field
Capt. Rose. wounded below knee slightly.
Corporal Henry f. Pickett, wounded in
ribs.
Napoleon Bush, in arm,
Sheldon Belden, IN arm.
Josiah Chandler wounded-no particu-
lars.
William Daniels, ran over by wagon
back broken.
Caleb Montgomery, wounded-no partic-
ulars.
R. R. Page, wounded-no particulars.
W, NJ. Reynolds, badly wounded and
probably dead.
G. II. Sweet, in body,
Edgar Sugar, badly wounded.
Noah Thompson, badly wounded.
H. c. Wheeler, badly wounded.
Lieut.. Wilson D. Wright, wounded in the
abdomen and left prisoner.
co. A, (sT. ALBANs.)
Lieut.. Louis Med. Smith, wounded below
the knee, slightly.
co. c, (HYDEPARK)
Capt. Benton, in wrist, slightly.
co. E, (MANCHEsTER)
Lieut.. W. H. H. Peck, in head.
Mrs. Keller also reports that Col. Slough
ton OF the 4th is safe.
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The Grenada Oate Memphis) Appsl
learns from several "reliable gentlemen
all about the terrible state of things ulI
der Buffers reign in New Orleans. RI
diculous as are the statements made, thai
is little doubt they will find many beEe
ers among the rebels. The Appeal SaT
With all the worst passions Of tha
coarse natures infamed, a system of ~
amy, deceit and oppression was inange
rated, the like of which has no parald
in modern warfare. The most exempls7
citizens are arrested and thrown into prs
on without cause; persons are taken q
on mere suspicious charged with bein
conspirators, tried by mock court-marta
and condemned and executed; prigst
property, wherever found, is seized an
appropriated to the use of the Yankee o.
ficers. The doors of private dwellings ar
closed against the entrance of Yankee IL
breeding, and, as if to avenge themselv;
upon the community, the officers induIg
in every kind of excess with the leastH
gard to the proprieties of life, or the us
ges of society. Drunken officers may
seen thronging the sidewalks in front
the St. Charles, daily. As ladies no 10
ger frequent that street, it is given up
quadroons and courtezans, who. are y
only female associates of the Lincoln Oh
Gals. Our informant has himself see
high officials in the Yankee army sell
and embrace negro women on the sire
in front of Gen. Buffers headquarters
The only commissary stores which vel
found in New Orleans on its OccupaaI
by the Yankees, was a lot of condemn
beef-utterly unfit for use--which Butt
seized and distributed TO the "starTI
poor" This act of characteristic bene
olence and charity has been made the Su
ject of vast amount of blowing in Il
Yankee press, and some of their most
terprisipg pictorials have illustrated To
last and greatest feat of Yankee genera
ty by a cut in which the sanity Plcay0
is represented as feeding the hungry mi
titudes out of the abundance of Iank
storehouses.
We have no doubt that there are Sc
eral secession sympathisers here who "
readily credit the above, while they l0
with incredibly upon the Lords Fray
and Ten Commandments.
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NINTH REGIMENT.


The following is a list of the Field and staff
and Commissioned officers of Companies o.
the 9th Regiment Vermont Volunteers, Camr
Davis, Brattleboro
Colonel-GEORGE J. STANNARD, St
Adams.
Lieut.. Col DUDLEY X. ANDRoss, Brad
ford.
Malor-B. s. SpovvnrI Addison
Surgeon-W B. CARPENTER, Burlington.
Chaplain-LUoIUs c. DICKINSON, Caven.
dish
Adiutant-JoHN G. STEARNs, Bradford.
Quartermaster-FRANK 0. SAWYER, Bur
lington. ...
Assist. Surgeon-HoRAoE P. HALL, St. AL
bans. f
Sergeant Major-GEoRGE B. DAMON, Well
River.
Q. M. Sergeant-THEoDoRE s. PECK, Bur
lington.
Com. Sergeant-DAvID PATTEE, Georgia.
Drum Major-RoBERT G. HARDIE, Brattle
boro.
Company A, Franklin Co.
Captain-V T Carney, Swanton,
LIST Lieut. E Sherman, Montgomery,
End LIEUT. w Jewett, st. Adams.
Company B, Rutland Co.
Captain-Edward Fl Ripley, Rutland,
LIST Lieut.-Samuel H Kelley, Clarendon,
End Lieut.-Alfred C Ballard, Tnmouth
Company C, addison Co,
Captain-Albert r Sabin, Saxton's River,
LIST Lieut.-Herman Selgson, Niddlebury,
I'd Lieut.-E B Sherman.
C3mpang D, Windsor Co.
Captain Charles Jarvis, Weathersfeld,
LIST Lieut.--Asaph Clark, Cavendish,
2nd Lieut.-Justus Dart, Weathersfeld.
e.r e Company E, Orleans Co.
Captain--Amasa Bartlett, Trasburgh,
LIST Lieut.-E NJ Q0imby, Charleston,
End Lieut.-Curts A Hibbard, Troy. r
Company ?, Chiaenden Co. '
Captaiu-George A Beebe, Burlington,
1st Lieut--Eugene Viele, Hinesburgh,
End Lreut.-John I Bascom, Milton.
.,ea .-s. Company G, Orange Co.
Captaill-Wm Henderson, Ryegate,
| LIST Lieut.-Edwin Kilburne, Bradford,
End Lieut.-Wm c Holman, Braintree.
4lh III Company II, Lamoiile Go.
Captain -Abial H Sayton, Stowe
LIST Lieut.-Gay H Guyer, Morritown,
End Lieut.-Calvn r Loveland, Hydepark
Company l, Washington Co.
Captain-A j Mower, Calais,
list Lieut.-Joseph Livingston,
End Lieut.-OEyer c Campbell, .zs.