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FREDERICK HOLBROOK of Brattleboro

For Lieutenant Governor,
PAUL DILLINGIAM of Waterbury.
For Treasurer
JOHN Ii. PAGE of Rutland.
Hon Daniel Needham of Hartford then
offered the following resolutions which were
referred to the committee on resolutions:
Reso1red, That the thanks of the citizens
of Vermont in mass convention assembled,
are rendered to Major General Mcclellan
and the Army of the Potomac, for their
brilliant achievements for the last ten days
that General Mcclellan, by his mastery stra-
tegy, has won for himself and our arms i'm
perishable honors, having vindicated him
self against the charges of his enemies and
placed himself deep in the affections of the
nation, and that we doubt not he will in due
time enter with the grand Army of the Po-
tomac the capital of the so-called confedera-
cy.
Resolred, In the language of General Nc
Clelan, that "our national constitution shall
prevail, and that the Union which can alone
insure internal peace and external security to
each state, must and shall be preserved, cost
what it may in time, treasure and blood"
and to this end Vermont dedicates herself
anew to this great work, and pledges her all
for its successful accomplishment.
On motion of c. H. Chapman, ESQ.,, of Cav
endish, the resident of the convention was
authorized to notify the candidates for state
officers of their nominations.
The convention then adjourned to 9 o.
clock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
The convention met at o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment.
The committee appointed to nominate a
state committee for the year ensuing made
the following report, which was unanimously
adopted
State CommiHee.-H. H. Baxter, J. G.
Smith, Geo. c. Shepard, S. B. Colby, L. B.
Euglesby, B. W. Bartholomew, Geo. N
Dale.
The chairman then informed the conven
) ton that he had performed the duty assign.
ed him, to inform the candidates of theil
nominations, so far as in his power,-Go,
Holbrook not being present. Mr. Dilling
ham then took the stand and addressed the
convention.
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The New Military Company.


The military company recruited at this
place was organized on Monday and made
choice of officers. The election passed off
with the best of feeling, the choice of Captain
and First Lieutenant being unanimous. We
are not acquainted with the officers or men,
bers of the company generally, but in the
choice of Captain the company has made an
excellent selection. We don't believe there
will be better line officer in the Tenth Yer
mont than F. B. Frost of St. Johnsbury.-
They expect to leave here in few days and
90 into camp. As the Ninth regiment was
full before this company was organized, this
will be company A (he right in the 10th regi-
ment. We give below the names of the
company
.Captain-E. B. FROST.
LIST I.ieutenant-H. H. DEWEY.
I'd Lieutenant-M. HOPKINS.
'Sergeants.
J S Thompson Moses Sawyer
/ l. Powers Stephen Knights
B T Quimby
Co,porals.
Jonathan Hoyt Geo Labaree
n B Emerton NJ I Parker
Ira B Cole Henry Cannon
Lyman Bemis, Jr Emery Kelley
Pirates.
George Brown G. Griswold
Joseph Brown } ID Gammell
Jacob Bailey Plummer B Hall
Henry Bailey John Hill
George Bailey Chas r Hoage
Kimball Ball Geo Haskell
Nathan Beecher S Hudson
John Boukart Martyr Hardy
DIN Bridge F Kendall
J Berthiaume IL Lawrence
Charles Conley Charles Lyford
John Conley Joseph Morrill,
George Conley Chas Mason
Landon Cram S Mitchell
! Benz Carr A Y Martin
! Alonzo Carr J Maxtield
William Cade ] Mann
John L Cole Samuel Merriam
Harvey Cole Robert Murrey
David Clement William Murrey
Isaac Croker Martyr Mccormick
H Clark Arthur Mclaughlin
Thomas Cable Arthur Mclaughlin il
John Colby William ID Root
Calvin Dewey, Jr Scion Reed
| TT Drew Thomas n Smith
|. Douse Martyr Somers
Edward Duval Joseph Sweeney
J B Emerton George Stevens
r w c Farnsworth William Tyler
Clark Fields William Wallace
n Flinton VIM II Whitehil
P Fitzgerould John Wilkins
W S Folger William Wiley
c w Flanders Chas A Woodruff
lanes Gordon
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The Losses in the Vermont Brigade.

The Losses In the Vermont Brigade.
We were in hopes to get something more
Unite from our Vermont boys before our
lper was printed; but nothing official has
inspired, and only one or two private let
rs have been received, which give only the
al news contained elsewhere. From all W.
!, earn We think tn, Vermont brigade suf-
red as little in killed ard wounded as any
oops engaged. We are exceedingly panied
notice in the correspondence Of the Trib-
ne the reported death Of Surgeon James of
re I'd. He was killed in the Battle of the
,,h DIR James won the esteem of the citi-
lens of this place while the regiment was in
mp here, AMI We have occasion to know
nat he was beloved by the entire regiment.
lie was an excellent surgeon, and esteemed
}, all vino knew him.
DR. Mattocks arrived at Burlington Tues
az, with five other wounded soldiers.
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress. will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for reasonable compen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. Vt, July 8, 1862. 2n
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Mr. Ii. will be in st Johnsbury about the 10th
of July Orders may be left at the Hotels.
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''ueht the 4th.

'''uent the 4th.
AVN thompson of Lunenburg, young
.. - 81 about 10 years, was so injured in one
''S hands on the morning of the 4th by
'4F''lns of a gun he was firing that am
'''s''0n became necessary.
'OIe Large Fleeces.
49, anu r. Coburn of Cabot sheared fifty
i. '.''s ewes this season. the feeces averag
""e pounds each-the largest weighing
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CHARLES HAZELTINE,
Piano-Forte Tuner and Repairer.

Orders may be left at ToLMAN's, 29i Washing
ington street, Boston.
Mr. II. has permission to refer to Thomas Ryan
Wulf Fries, and their fellow members of Men
delssohn Quintette Club; also, Chickering K
Sons, Woodward < Brown, VIM. Bourne. A. NJ.
McPhail. and J. W. Vose, Piano-Forte Makers !;
B. +. Baker and w. r. Babcock.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

In Lyndon, June 4, son to Sayles Randall,
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ORDERof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
DAVID WILSON'S ESTATE

DAVID WILSON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT as
Probate Court held St Johnsbury in said District
on the 5th day Of July; A. D. is62;
w on the estate of David Wilson. late of Danville,
in said district, deceased, proposes to render an
account of his administration. and 10 present
his account against said estate for examination
on and distribution the residue of said estate under
decree of said court among the persons who are by
law entitled To the same Ii is therefore ordered by said
that the come under consideration aud be
heard the Probate Office ST. John>bury on the 18th
day OF July. A. D. l>62. And it is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by pubi-
cation of a copy of the record of this order i'll the
Caledoian printed atSt. JOhll>bury, three weeks Sue
cessively previous said time ofhearng that they may
appear and contest the allowance OF said account, II
they and also he heard by said court in the
matter partition and distribution Uf said estate.
By the court, -
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy of record.
2-4f Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
9 L A TIE OF V E r NJ o n L
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
In Probate Court holden at 81 Johnsbury the Sth
day of July. A. ID. 1852.
Instrument purporting to he the last will and test
lament OF DANIEL SHAW late OF sutton, in SAID dis
trct deceased, being presented 10 the court here 10y
Sally Shaw the IN therein named for Probate
Ii is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear al session oiSaid Court 10
b. holden al the Probate Office in 81 Johnsbury on the
Goth day OF july 1862 and show if they may
have against the Probate OF said VIII for which plr
pose is further ordered that acopy oi the record oi
this order be published three weeks successfully IN the
CALIFORNIAN, printed at St Johnsbury previous 10 said
time appointed Tor hearing.
- ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
A true copy of Record,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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Fresh and Salt Meats and Fish

In connection with the above, we keep con-
stantv on hand all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats
and Fish, and everything in the Provision bust
ness, Beef. Pork, Lamb. Veal, Hams. Dried
Beef, Tripe, Salmon, Mackerel, Lard, Tallow.
Salt, Goldfish, fresh Haliout: Meats Tongue. But
ter and Cheese, Dried Apple. Eggs. Onions, Peas
Beans, Potatoes, Vinegar, Salt Pork, &c.
All orders given to the driver of our Meat Wag-
on. will be promptly attended to.
The public patronage is solicited.
We remain Your ObSdt Servants,
DANIELS, COOK & CO.
A. NJ. DANIELS,
A. NJ. COOK,
JARVIS BARTIETI.
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remaining III the pos
July 10. 1862. Person
please say advertised.
Hawkins. G A
King. Miss A NJ
Longd. ]
Ladd. Mrs +
Lewmury, James
Martin, Miss J
Mullarg. J
Moore, Miss NJ A
Montgomery, D NJ
Miller, DR. A f
Nutter, Miss A S
Newton, Mrs NJ A
Nawbaum. Manuel
Power, J
Parker, o
Pool, Mrs S
Parker, A
Paradise, l.
Ringness. J
Rollins, w D
Robinson, c
Russell. Mrs A NJ
Stone, Miss E T
Sherman, Mrs S F
Stlyor, L A
Stone, Albert
Sullivan, Miss NJ
Stearns. Miss P
Smith K Hobart
SIuait, MISS VI y
Scales, d o
Stoell, Mrs R
Upham, Mrs J
Weeks. L E.
Wright, Mrs N
Wiler, A H
Wilson, Mr.
Wills, w Austin
Wood, Miss E A
Weed, Miss NJ r
Webster, J
Wilson. A II
Wilson, A
Wells, Miss S
Wilkins, w H
D. A. MERRILL, P. NJ.
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LOW FOR CASH
Sauces of all Kinds.

We buy for Cash and can sell our goods as low as
can be bought in old Caledonia County.
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the post
L0fice. St Johnsbury, July 10, 1862. Persons
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22

~
tat an adjourned war meeting held at
Limo Springs, Howard Co., State Of
Iowa. Aug. 18th, A. D. G. Knowlton
was called to the chair, G. W. Burgess
Secretary, and tho following resolu-
lions were adopted
Resolved, That we petition the Board
Of County Supervisors at their next
session to donate to heads Of families
tho same Bounty that is now given to
unmarried men.
Resolved, That . petition be circula.
ted in each township for said purpose,
and that . delegate b appointed &C.
companing said petition before the
Board Of Supervisors at their next
meeting.
Resolved, That tho proceedings d
this meeting be published in the Plain
Dealer and the Star Of the West.
Resolved, That We sppoint I. W.
Poo to solisif tho editors ofsaid pspsss,
if their papers Of this week hsvs been
issued, to print IN Extra to accompany
said petitions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

To s1o~ ;s~ay concern:
The Subscriber, At the earnest solicitation
of many friends, has concluded TO start q
select school in this place, Tor the benefit ol
those who may wish to avail themselves Of Z
fall torn; and takes this method Of informipe
his frienda and the public generally, that Ne
will open Select School on Monday Sept
Let, for tho term OF twelve weeks. He there.
fore solicits oh .re Of public patronage, and
hopes that oil who may attend will endsavsr
to commence with tho term.
For further particulars enquire Of the Sub.
soribcr, or at this Office.
New Oregon, Aug Goth, 1852.
j. WHITE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
ESTRAY cow,

ESTRAYED, from the subscri. 49,
u Der IN New Oregon, Iowa, .
large red and white Cow, ten o. ----
twelve years old, high aud hexvy horns; had
On SMALL cast bell. Any person who will
return said COW, or give Information leading
to her recovery shall be literally rewarded.
New Oregon, LOVE, August 7th 1862.
46tf o, D. CURTIS.
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nl6v3t4
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD co.
IOWA.
Harriet Minds,
p.,.ss. wh...sn. so..e..
and Matte Ryingle.
Notice..

> TO the de7endaNta above nAned:
You are hereby notified shat there Ale In The
once q the Cerh Of District court Of Howard county,
love- epeton d Hasyet Hinds claiming Of you the
q ninety dollars md Interest thereon st ten per cent from
sey noes andths soyecosurs q mortgage executed to
The sae, and you the said Matte Pngs are here.
And unless You thereto and defend before soon Of
thsseoond asy Of tho next term Of ~ court - b. holden
IN aid county oo0msncing the 9Th monday eer the
tered agafnA you and Judgment rendered thereon.
D. n. HUGHES & N. v. BURDtCk,
Attorneys for Pl8
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
TAXES! TAYES.!!

YNO the Resident Taxpayers OF Howard Co.
u Iowa, In accordance with Section 18th
Of Chapter l73 ofths Revised Law, enacted
by the Ninth General Assembly Of the State
Of lows, the undersigned has appointed :
Deputy Collector, into whose hands the De-
l,nqusnt Tax Sale will be placed and who
will proceed on aud after the 18th Of Scpten,.
Der. 1869, e c~llect all resident delinquent
Taxes BY DISTRESS, aud sale Of personal
property, and also, ell costs Of sAls arising
therefrom. together with the S per cent I'D
ditionsl. allowed tho collector.
Treasursrs Of6co, How ard Co. Aug. 20, 1862
A. NJ. COW AN, Treasurer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
IN DIST RIOT COURT OF HOWARD CO
IOWA,
Notice Of Butt.

TO the defeadants above nszDeA;
You hereby notified that before the l5th day Of
September next there viii b ale in the once Of the
Clerk the District cour cf Howard eeunsy Iowa. pe
titlon Of Geo. Bristol claiming Of you the sad T. Z Back
rum John W. FAKE and Ebenessf Raldwp the sun sfsur
The foreclosure Il mortgage sxscatsd BY T. T. DuckanD
and Mary r. Bycknum, 70 secure the sas and yos the
10 nsds against you. And unless zoe appear thereto and
defend beore noon Of Tie second dsy ne.e tern o.
sad court be holden b salA county eonmaeng - he
NTH monday after the third neaday h osvtsnbeF ~ D
1859. delAul viii b. entered dDsoe yea ene judgment
Is. II. HUGHES & II. V.BVRbtCY.
Ataor.sy's 66s Pl3.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD CO.
IOWA.
.; 49,: ;: : :.,.:a ...,.. = ..,..
rhilander Snish,
Geo. ". 0choastd.
end J. /. Booth.

40 ~ AsesaAoAse secSe 49,:
You hereby aoaeA Aa before the 1sth day u
Septeber next there viii b. lsin The ose eitAe Ck
fthe District court o. Howard comfy lew. psten u
81. tAs ofssvenAy ssvsa saA se1oe Aso Ad intss
at ten cens ro he 18th dsy q ysly 1881
nonsy d.s on pTcm:so.y nsas sSo ne olseoss q
George ". SehoAeid. Philander smith asd J. y Dsssh
hereby notified that personal claim h nads against
them. And unless you appear thereto end defend hefors
Of she second day oesaid court - -
holden Ia said county, conmeneng on the 1hA 1esAay
after the third monday n 6epienbsY 1862 defAsN viii -
entered sgaust you and judgnent ssadsssd tAsssa -
prayed for In said petltioe
u. H. HUGHES 4 NJ. Y. BURhiCK,
Attoz,sy's for Pr
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NO TlCE

4 Meeting Of the Directors ofthe Howard
NCounty Agricultural Society, will be held
at the Howard Center House, Howard Center,
on Tuesday Sept. I'd Ut 2 O'Clock P. NJ, for
tho purpose Of determining the time Of hold
ing the Annual Fair the appointing Of Com
mittess and the transaction Of such other
business - may be doomed necessary. The
following arc the names Of Directors, and
Townships to which they belong.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22

militia now in service in this State.
This will compriss almost the whole
Union popalstiea Of military sgs in the
State. He thiaks Missouri should not
be required to do moro than it possibly
can in the wayof raising troops.
Washisssoo, Aug. 10.
A CAMP Of instruction for fifty thsss-
and men has been established near
Washington.
Over three hundred army officers
have been stricken from the rolls under
the late stringent order.
Equipments for seven additions l
regiments from Iowa have to-day been
obtained, and afsngements have been
concluded so that draft will be made
in that State on the Esd. a
The alleged letter from Hoo. George
E, Badger, Of North Carolina, to Hon.
Alfred Ely, SO extensively copied in
the loyal States, is forgery.
The Treasury Department to-day
received from the engravers the first
installment Of the postal currency, and
will Issue them next Tuesday. ..
The Commissioner of Internal Reve.
nues has prepared form Of . book to
be kept by distillers and brewers,
which will be furnished to parties on
application.
Culpepper, Va: Aug II.
Col. Fi6eld went yesterday, with q
construction train, as far As Rapidan
Station, but, learning that considera-
bic body ofthe enemy were within gun.
shot Of the river on the other side, it
was thought inexpedient to begin re-
pairs Of the bridge until Pope's forces,
now on the march, should reach tho
river, to cover the workmso. Col. Fl
field found, near the road, . lot Of -four
stored for Confederatcs use, which he
seized.
Contrabands from Gordonsville re-
port the continuous arrival Of troops
from Richmond. ...-.
We now occupy the limo Of the Rap
idan, from Racoonboro on the east to
Cove's fording on the left, with pickets
and scouting parties beyond these
points.
Gen. Banks il fast recovering from
his recent injuries.
Culpepper. Aug. Is.
Gen. Sigcl, who occupies tho advance
near the Rapidan, reports this morning
that the enemy made . fsint or attempt
||lroru.e thv saasvr, TUT he. dEoye them
back.
Cuipeppsr, Aug. II.
There wss . general advance towards
tho R.pid,n to-day. If the enemy in.
tend to dispute the possession of Orange
they will endeavor to drive US back
nothing has Scen heard from them &c
far.
Memphis, Aug. IL.
Yesterday . party hauling cotton
nine miles east of Helena, on the Mis-
. issippi shore, were attacked by CUR
| rillss. The rebels were repulsed
The skirm,sh lasted fifteen minutes.
The War Department has issued th'
following additional order in relation t
the draft ..
Ordered, sth-That in filing al
acquisitions for militia, the quotas fc
the several States will be apportione'
by the Governors among the severa
counties, and whom practicable, among
tho subdivisions Of counties, 80 tina
allowance shall be made to such coun
ties and subdivision Of counties for al
volunteers heretofore furnished b,
them, aud mustered into the service o.
the United States whose stipulated
term Of service shall not have expired.
(Signed Edwin M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
1 Wan NEETIx0.
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Resolved, That the Secretary Of
said meeting draft said resolutions to be-
sent 10 the editors Of said papers. @
Motion made 70 adjourn. A
CHAs. w. BURGESS, Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-22

The Democratic Congressional Convention
nominated Hon. Dennis A. Mahony, on the
::nd ballot. for member d Congress from this
i'istrict. Tia vote was very close, 81 l.3 for
Zion. G W. Gray, Of Allsmakee, and Sc 2.3
for Mr.. Mshany, Of Dubuque. The Judicial
Convention neds 20 nomisasions.-Om sdi.
lion for this wssh being partly d, We hs,s
neither time nor space for anything fnrthes
Il .!,s ae,ic, Of ether ccnvea.:co ko~