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l. known an over the United States.
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Cures Information aud never falls
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03
CONSUMPTION CuRED, If TAKEN IN
CLAGnN

West Alburgh. Vt. July % 1858
DIR. Baxter Sir--l have much reason 20 believe tina
through the blessing Of God, your Elixir saved me FROM
confirmed Pulmonary Consumption.
DAVID MARVIN Alinister " The Gospel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

The ST. George Episcopal Church in Lee,
Mass. was totally destroyed by fire the night
before Christmas. Loss $4,000 insured for
1000.
The Richmond correspondence Of the
Memphis Appea', says to such frightful ex-
tent has VIOLENCE increased in Richmond that
the city bids far to become as infamous as
ever Baltimore or Naples was. Shooting and
stabbing are every day occurrences.
The Chicago Tribune accounts for General
Phelps strange proclamation by saying that
he was aware how wide a range his predeces-
sors in proclamations had travelled over, and
he desired to occupy the rest of The ground"
Some idea may be formed of the magnitude
of our forces on the Potomac and in Mary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03
GROUP CURED.

ST Adams Vt. Oct. 10, 1889.
My little daughter has been subject 20 attacks OF
Group have always found DR. n @ Whites Elixir TO
relieve her at once, and would not De- without - in my
family any account. HORACE JENlSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

MARRIAGE or IdIPuTtAN PEoPLE.-Gen-
eral Tom Thumb, during his recent sojourn
in Canada West, was called upon one day to
preside at a wedding, in which the bride and
bridegroom were only few inches taller than
himself The Genfe- drove to the church
honor and felicity Of giving away the bride
Mr.. Charles Henry Richardson, the bride
groom is just three feet high [only six inche.
taller than the General) and twenty-eight
years Of age Miss Elizabeth Carter, tn,
bride, is only thitty-iour inches nigh and
twenty-iour years Of age. Both are said tC
be In easy circums tances
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03
COUGHS AND COLDs CURED.
lr,on Rev. ] W wosdwsrll

WTV-T WVTWWITT-T
Wcsif1rd. Vt June p. 1853 =
This ccrtdcs that ". o. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used in my family boz Of severe colds at
tended with throat and has been found a reliable
medicine Ga these cases j. W. WOODWARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03
Correspondence Of the Waterman.
FROM THE SIXTH REGIMENT
CAMr GHIrriN, near Lewinsvillo,
Virginia, December "a. 1861


CAMr GWrfN, near I.ewinsyilo,
Virginia, December q, 1861 <
Mn. EnIrpR Our time has been so much
occupied in pteparing our tents and quarters
for winter that have neglected to write for
some time but you have not been wanting
for information regarding our regiment /
was much Interested in the report of Dr..
Phelps Of Windsor concerning the sickness
and the causes Of it, in the regiment, and l
have no noubt il will lead 70 Improvements.
The sick have mostly been removed to the
brigade hospital near Chain Bridge, whore it
is hoped they will gain faster from the change
in the atmosphere and location. So much
sickness and so frequent deaths seem TO be
the only subject that attracts attention, or is
the theme OF conversation, since we are so
quiet as regards military movements Never
thelcss, we have all the drill. picket and ia
tigue duty VIC wish, and as much as our
health will consistently bear, hut there is a
lack Of exciiiment and adventure in these
duties. We are longing for "fun' with the
enemy, such fun as we may have to our sor-
row before very long.
MARCH.
On Thursday last, Gen Mccall had fight
with some 5000 ofthe enemy, the particulars
of which you have received by telegraph ere
this About | o'clock on that day, our
brigade was drawn up, together with Gen.
Hancock's brigade, the batteries Of Mott and
Ayor,also some Maine regiments, for the pur-
pose of proceeding to the scene Of action and
If possible TO flank the enemy on their re-
treat. We marched at a rapid pace some 10
or II miles in the vicinity Of Hunters Mill
and Evansville, but come TO a sudden halt on
account of bridge being burnt All we had
to do was to "about face and march back,
reaching camp little before 8, tired enough
to rest. The next morning at f. we were
trsmped out on picket
DEATHS.
The aggregate number Of deaths in the
regiment since coming into Virginia Is TWEEN
ty-seven the number since my last letter is
seventeen, the names Of which herewith
give
Date, Name aud where from, Co.
Dec. 6, Edison Fairbrolher. Coventry, D..
- 8, Benz. d. Gates, Windsor, G..
s, John Rowland. Williston, l.
" 10, Alex. Renouf Chataqua, n Y. |.
/" IL, serg Jason X. Bixby Topsham, b.
F" IL, Albert Austin, Essex, l..
" 10, Royal S. Hill, Lincoln, A..
" Il, Serg. A. L. Squire. New Haven, A.
+" IA, f. c. Dow, Lincoln, a.
{" IA Zalucas Ward, Waitsfeld, II.
=" Is, Dexter w Davis, Springfield, G.
+" l6, Joseph Libbey, Barton, d.
" Is, Leander Corbell, Barnard c.
&" 10, Corp f Woodward, Brdgew'r, c.
4" 10. Newman Amdon, Northfeld, H.
" %, Seth Bumps, Albany, d.
I" %, Corp. NJ. L. Page, West Derby, d.
Yours, VI. SIXTH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Statement of funds received and disbursed
by J. b. Page, Treasurer Of State Temperance
Society
Received Of y Howe late Treasurer, in 1860 sl05 Al
do uf II. J.. Cushing, Agent, 10Nl
do Jno Howe, jr., 25 Oh
S2lO47
Paid on orders Of the Committee, since 1850, 1926
Balance on hand Sli7 As
j. B. PAGE,
Treasurer VT State TEN. Soc.
Rutland, Dec 6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

:, Ny VITTTl % 'lT7 TTTi w.
have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
lily thc last two years. aud have found t he best ned
cine that have ever used for Coughs Cold, aud Sor,
Threats. EDGAR MECH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03
LUcrUs HoLBRooK.

Burlington, Vt, Jan g, 1860
This Is 20 certify that have used Or. y. O. Whites
Elixir in my faulty and find to be an excellent mcdi-
cine for Colds, Coughs. sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

GEN. JONI PoPE.-Gen. John Pope, who
recently bagged 1900 rebels in Missouri, is
a man about forty years of age, native of
Kentucky, and a graduate Of West Point
which academy he entered in the year lS38.
lie graduated in 1872 and was appointed to
the army from the State of Illinois, entering
the service as brevet second lieutenant OF
typographical engineers. lie was engaged
in Mexico, and was brevetted first heuten-
ant for gallant aud mertorious conduct in
several conflicts al Monterey-the brevet
bearing date from Sept 20, 1916. On the
23d of February l847, he was brevetted cap
tain for gallant and meritorious conduct at
the battle Of Buena Vista. On the lst OF
July, 1856, he took the actual rank Of captain
in the corps Of Typographical engineers, and
on the l7th Of May, 1861, was made Brig
adler General of volunteers. Gen. Pope is
bound to make his mark during this war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

RIFLrSG CANNON The machinery for
riAing cannon, recently received at the Gov
ernment foundry, is now in successful opera
ton at Fortress Monroe. One hundred ma.
rine guns, Of large calibre, having been sue
cessMlly rifed, and it is not believed that
their strength has materially diminished by
the process. Fortress Monroe will soon have
her four hundred and fifteen heavy, riaed can
non in place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-03

The aggregate number Of deaths in the
regiment since coming into Virginia is TWEEN
ty-seven the number since my last letter is
seventeen, the names Of which | herewith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

Mustered Out Of Serrice-The MARYLAND
Zouaves, Capt. VIM. II. Waters, formerly be-
longing to the 47th Virginia regiment, but
lately attached to the ID Arkansas battalion, who
fought gallanty in the recent actions near the
Chickahominy, having served out their terms
of enlistment, wepe, mustered out of service
Yesterday. They fashil6.alilyssa believe, part of
the regiment which was TO shaye been com.
manded by Col. Zarvona, of Maryland A ma
jority of the company will proceed directly to
join the advance forces. Of General Stonewall
jackson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

CORlNTH, 810&, May ~, IGOR.
heard that Beeuregard had forbidden al ncwSpa-
per communications, and had banished all corre-
spondents twsntFAve miles from Corinth. I IN
~ sss o
regards headquartefs-~snd sent 4 out 81 mischief
and to prove that . letter could 30 written which
would give no information % The. unemy, and Of
Herr goes for another, which win not 1each you
nnt1 this arny has left Corinth which way can't
pfophecy--but the dgns are lnnaastahsbss. How.
ever, let me tell yoa Of the sersnade Ne had list
night. The night was calm and beautiful the fcpose
was perfect, and soft thoughts pf homo and alb
sent ones soothed many soldierS quiet hoslA,
which tho report that the enemy would attack NJ ct
tAtee In the morning could not disturh. Presently
ehs strains Of music stole upon tho car ~ gently q
descending snowdakes upon tbs sea" Tho far-off
sounds were in harmony with the tranquil spirit Of
tho night and tho possibility Of hostile 1atzuption
position. After few monsents Of intermissjon and
dreamy enjoyment Of the eches II awakene6 the
music Of the band sounded neRrcr, and every note
was distinct and vivid In Its martial tome inspirt
Ing enough 70 ''create q soul under the ribs Of
death" as Milton hath il. suggested 70 my on
cal friend that did not expect to be serenaded the
6rst night of my arrival, especially Beauregsrd
p,s r.. t.. nsrs
ding Gen. Polk did not ct Ill affect my enjoyment
IN fact prefer music ct , abort distance from my
window, and thus Gct better benefit while Polk
robbed me Of the compliment, or prevented me-
To-day has been passsd amid the usual sights and
sounds Of N encouragement The news from glorious
''Old Stanewals has revived and cheered as, and
the heartnesvs Of every yirsinian vibrates withde
lighted pride IN his achievements, and hopes he will
Baltimore and frghten the miscreant wretch
60 out Of Washington. Morgan Il hers; q quiet,
modest, gentlsmanly man. He goes with . 6ag Of
truce to show the Yankees be IL here, and prob
ably in three days VIII b IN Kentucky Two Sur
geons returned from Haleeks army, report that II
thore believed the French have acknowledged the
Confedsracy. Ths fact, toe. is establisAe1. that
some Of our soldiers pfisoners had been sent back
with the smallpox. IN order 70 spread the disease
among our troopa What sprecions st Of wfctches
we have to dealwi to be surei The day has bcea
uneventful, except my cordial greetings with Coz
Bates's regiment cd Tennessee,) which IVES tbs
dryt 70 come to fredericksburg. aud which wen 20
many friends and oood opinions In that section Of
Virginia, and won gqch laursls by IT. conspdcuOxs
gallantry at shiloh. The record of its deeds and
losses must reserve fpr another letter. its Colonel
fwho ought to - Byigsdisr) los wounded st Co
lumbu& Hi numerous friends In Virginia win BE-
pleased 10 learn he has moi lost his leg, and b doing
we'll Many Of Col. Fagnas regiment (the lst Ar
kansas) have also sssna they wsss with Gen.
Holmes on tho Pofomac, and sdded - their reputa-
ton at ShieA Tho CoaQnsl \ now acting Dslser
der. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

Yankee Prisoaers.-One Captain in New
York Regiment, and seven privates in the Alb
clifton Army, were caught on Sunday by pick
cts belonging to Gen. Longstreet's Division,
and brought to town ut 10 o'clock on the same
night, under guard, aud committed to prison.
TIE Captain, who was a foreigner, and vul.
gar fellow besides, professed to have followed
the trade and occupation of a butcher before
ance and demeanor, we are informed, did not
give the lie to the assertion. Two wounded
Abolition soldiers were brought in yesterday
from the lines and carried to the G. 6. Hospi-
o1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

Promoted.--We learn that Capt g. W. Alex
ander, Assistant Provost Marshal, has been
promoted to be Assistant Adjutant General to
Brigadier- General Winder. Capt. A. has suf
fcred much in our cause, came to US with q
musket on his shoulder, and has fought his
way up to his present position His oompan-
ion, the gallant Zarvona captured, like him
self, in their second expedition, still remains u
captive in Northern dungeon. Some effort
viii NO doubt soon be made to restore him to
the service. We remember that Capt. A.
brought the first captured Yankees-those
taken on board the st. Nicholas-to Rich.
mond, more than u year since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

Presentation Of a Fzag-A beautiful ban
ner combination Of the Virginia and Confede.
rite flags, was presented to the Wise Mounted
Guards, Capt. l. j. IIawley, by lady of the
city, few days ago. This newly organized
company highly appreciates this generous Gift.
and, with feelings Of deep gratitude, will carry
it to the battle field. The endeavor of each
man, we have no doubt, will be to cover Il
with glcry, and so do honor to the aiyer. Nav
It lead them to victory!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

The officer appointedto enroll conscripts was
buoy yesterday ct his Office, in A. Moses' store.
Main street, in giving additional papers to par.
ties already exempted BY State and Conied.
crate law. The applications were numerous,
the crowd great, and the chance of getting
through, as related BY parties who had run the
gauntlet, not very extensive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

Police Court, Monday, Jxne l6tA.--Ihe fol-
lowing cases were dispoaed Of by the sitting
Magistrate:
Martha, slave Of Alex. Mott, receiving a
trunk Of books, knowing them to have been
stoleil--rcmxnded, to bring in her son, who
gave her the trunk.
George, slave Of Thomas Pemberton, and
Edward, slave of Jno. McGhee-whipped for
fighting in the street.
VIM. James. (free1 stealing. two Blankets
from VIM. g. Smith--renianded Said Niger
but after securing the plumber disappeared,
but was captured.
James Conner was bound over to keep the
peace for sggravxting WIN. Peasley, by first
kicking his dog and then christening to kick
him; causing Mr. Peasley to strike him eeve-
raj Summers, the effect of which laid Mr.. Con-
ncr out.
John s. Smith, charged with assaulting and
striking Peter Hcnnin9sen in the face-case
continued. It occurred Sunday morning, in
the Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17


observed In yesterdays Dfs2ossA an article 90
pisd from tbs Now York If3efesA hsA6ed "Ths Yam
kees Visit ClxrpmOntps Commander Harris sent. "
stated. boats crow nom sach yedtel which con
slsted Of four bugr bars4ooted pseFoss, black -
the O. = said 70 b. .mrme1ni Dusksts and
commanded by white aizgv--the nsaness Of the
csuw. This formidable f0fcs arrested the writer,
(who was without srms,) and s1eorted him through
tho grounds to lane leading to ia wharf 1t which
Poan. e vas ns,ssd ansii ne o css rsPestsd h,s
dastardly outrage. On his rtutns the order Nas:
Nothing u be taken but beef cattlA ~ solnsthng
fresh for ths boys ct City Polnfw h Hwet6e
correspondent forgot 70 msutlou thAA ~ catsie-
Thieves stole eale slnaa bssf md - Gens1ss.te
postage stape-yalns u the lnolee tfsea1 4
they AGht % muoh = eesnna % TT 1e4eed for
svhisksy, ] havs = dosbf fhsir sam@ psuA tnvas
riahIy 6oerownsa With victory, wAteA ves not the
case q regards fho Whiskey. Ia 8.
II you think the shove win odd apytAlpg to the
infamous reputatlon already s9jsss6 ~ 10 Yan-
Year obdt sefy't j IL. IavxR, d
CzAaR0Nk, Juas II, 1Qo2
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

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pnFs ofthe eitiaenss HeSosa Robert B4uNn
Qeeee HasU1min, jsAa nassoy, s!e
pArt d tie Council, Neosx HIN, e4Qhes,
Wynna, 6eoet, 0fi1ln, 0hsebropk, ah4 IRE
idena) 6aAndsFs The C0mMittee INST = the
Couneil Chambef saturday evening, an1 inds
"a The necessary arrangements for To opesar
ton Of the ayvAsm. Agencies win b seeab-
lished n the city for che receipt % pscdncs
cent "a BY thoes commissioned to purchase,
where they win be Dispensed at something like
reputable rates for the general beueet. II 2
10 be hoped that tho country people viii do oil
Ia thoir power to further tlie object Ia view
Tho reporter several days since Indicated the
above b the only course likely 70 Be succcss-
FIJI in increasing the needed supplies, or rather
lessenips the exorbitant rates Of those already
on hand; but hia lucubrstions wers ovcrslangh-
dby . press Of matter deeaned moro important.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

AfTay.-A difficulty ceeurredin front OF the
Americas Hotel last evening between milf.
tasy of3ioer and civilian, whose names we
did mot learn. The civilian received two or
three sfabs from . suall knife, bat the injuries
inficted Were. psobabiy not SERIOUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

The keasH ram that fell on Sunday has not
caused any sensible rise in the bed Of James
river. The water that emanates tllerefrOm,
ph0wever, cannot be commended 70 far a. quality
10 concerned. 1t is too fully i,npregllatcd with
red clay to be introduced into the stomach ex.
cept under compulsi0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

In Lmbo-Jim Cook. the celebrated today
mixer, lin the days of mint juleps,l was put in
Castle Goodwin Yesterday, on suspicion Of dis.
pensing the ardent contrary to the provisions
81 Inc psScla I;n. on declaring martha, law m
tire innocence Of the charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

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