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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- We recommend to the curious. and to
those who take interest in improvements in the
arts, to examine recently imported French in
strument, the ''Conformateur Topographic" used
for the purpose of obtaining a miniature fac simiie
of the circumference of a human head, and en-
abling the operator to form an exact model in
shape and size of the head measured. By the
aid of this ingenious piece of machinery the most
iregularly shaped and tender Uranium can be
comfortably and perfectly fitted with hat of
even the stIffest character
One of these instruments has been obtained at
considerable expense. and is now in use by Spen
Ger. - West Washington street, who will cheer
fully show its operation to any person who may
call 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

sE- The feeling in the Council against the
continuance of the barracks on Washington
street. opposite the Court House. is very bitter,
and Justly so. for il is intolerabe nuisance to
the neighborhood Some of our city fathers,
who. few months ago. would have hailed a mill
tary dictator with delight. provided the "despot
was of their stripe. would hesitate now about
throwing up their hats for a monarch with shout
der straps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

SAN FRAsoIsoo. Sept 21-The tone of the
market is improving Goods going into the in
terror as fast means Of transportation permits.
New Grace Church. erected at a cost of about
$50 900. opens for worship to morrow.
Two companies of cavalry have been stationed
on Humboldt river to protect emigrants from
depredatious by bands of Indians There are
plenty of troops between Carson Valley and Salt
Lake To protect that portion OF the overland route
from any danger anticipated, provided proper dis
position l. made of them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

NEw YORK, Sept. 2.-The s,eamer Matanzas,
from New Orleans, has arrived. News unim-
portant.
Judge Walker, late editor Of the Delta. has
been released from confinement AZ Ship Island.
Col Hamilton, Congressman from Texas.
had made an eloquent speech at great Union
meeting in New Orleans
Some rebeI officers with flag of truce had
arrived at New Orleans 70 consummafe nego-
tiafions FOR exchange of prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

MExrHIs. September 2s.-The steamer Eu-
gene. Cairo and Memphis packet. was hailed yes
terday at Randolph. Upon landing the clerk
went ashore, when he Was Immediately seixei By
guerrillas. previously concealed. The steamer AZ
once backed into the river. when the rebels 6resi
on her. No one hurt The Eugene. on her re
turn trip to night, sake- up company Of soldiers
TO destroy the place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

Len. IcE.-The greatest luxury in warm wealth
er y ice. Without IL how could endure the
heated terml Blessed be the nan that invented
ice-ice in summer. Mr. Geo ". Pitts. on Yer
mont street, has the incest, eleanest and mcst
transparent ice which he delivers each morning
10 his customers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

WEIGHTS Bovine SALOON This we'll ar
ranged and well conducted establishment. on
Georgia street. is now the most favorite place OF
resort in the city. Bowling is a beautiful and
pleasant amusement. and a well ordered Bowling
Saloon, where rowdyism is carefully excluded,
Il an important acquisition to any city. Such a
place u Wrigbts. Ii IL near to the Oriental
House. and within few minu,es' walk of the
business center of the city. As place for recre
alton We can heartily commend it to those who
require exercise. a who does not after c0nfine-
ment to the Office. the store. and the shopy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

SrsrE fAIE-There will be an exhibition Of
fast trotting and pacing horses. single and in
spans. every day during the fair. commencing on
Tuesday, Oct. lst. at o'clock p. VI. "A fine
herd Of cattle arrived here on Saturday from
Ohio. and another one from Wayne county, Ind
Many entries have already been made of new
and novel machines. &c. which will add greatly
10 the attractions Of tie fair. Everything indl-
Gates a great success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

METROPOLITAN HALL-An attractive bill is
presented To night at the Metropolitan. and the
lovers of the drama will be pleased to know
that one of the best stock companies ever gath
cred under one management in the Test will I'LL
il. The plays are Panl Prv aud Our Country
Cousin. Miss Marion Mccarthy. the favorite of
our city. and Mr.. Vincent. whose quiet humor
always provokes laughter. will appear.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- Mrs A Baker 4 Co. will open to day
variety of beautiful and elegant bonnets. hats,
ribbons. flowers and feathers, of the very latest
styles and color Our lady friends should give
Mrs. Baker an early call. Store, Nos. "a and 20,
South Illinois street 2l-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

BoUNrIEs AND RESPONSIBILITIES, their wild
and heirs will find it to their interest to call
on c. Hamlin, of this city, who is collecting sol
diers' claims of all kinds. Office No. l6 East
Washington street. indianapolis, Ind. sl33m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

iB- The 4th Michigan cavalry, Colonel
Minty. twelve hundred strong, with horses and
equipments complete. passed through the city
en- route for Louisville. yesterday morning Coffee
for the regiment prepared ut the Spencer
House and served out the several trains stop
ped Ii took seven or eight long trains to carry
the men, horses and baggage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
SUNDAY NIGHT pispATcHes
Latest War News
ANOTHER REBEL RAID
TO THE OHIO.
AUGUSTA, KY, CAPTURED.
The Indian TROUBLES.
LATEST FROM M'cLELLAN's
ARMY.
The Indian TROUBLES.


CINCINNATI. Sept 2s.-Lsst night rebel csvai-
~ captured Augusta. Kentncky. on the Ohio
river. forty miles shove this city. After rob-ing
the houses. they destroyed the place. The citi-
zens fed TO the Ohio side
Hon. wm. II. Polk passed through this city to-
night. the bearer Of dispatches from Andy John
son 20 President Lincoln
Business was totally suspended Yesterday from
? till o'clock Z. NJ. All the citizens we're IN
der drill. The turn out Was large
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

ST Louis, Sept. T.-The trial Of General
MeKinstry was resumed this morning. Nothing
of importance done beyond the fact OF ths
Generals being permitted BY the court to have
all the witnesses summoned be desires examined
In the case.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

sT- General Dumont has been placed in com
mand of a division { thirteen regiments. He is
the ranking Brgadier in Kentucky. His is
the fifth division of the army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- The 18th Illinois infantry, Colonel Ryan.
arrived here last evening. and were awaiting cars
to carry them forward ut late hour last ng hit.
The l05th Illinois is expected to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- Sweetzer says the rebels are the most ac-
complished and successful, thieves in the world.
The last thing they stole was the spurs of the
mountains.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

eB- 1t will be seen by the Council proceed
ings that there was harmonious feeling sufficient
on Saturday night to pass an ordinance to bowl
der two squares of Pennsylvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

"a There will be drill of the troops, cavalry
aud infantry, on the common, north of the State
Fair ground this afternoon, at three o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We are authorized to announce JOHN
A. BEAL Independent Unconditional Union candi-
date for Common Pleas Judge for the Twelfth District
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

WANTED-At No. ~ New Jersey street, two
doors north of Washington, west side, girl to
do homework.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- General j. J. Reynolds, we understand.
declines the Brigadiership recently rendered him
by the President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

70 A superbly equipped battery from Chicago
passed through the city yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

- For fresh Baltimore oysters, raw, stewed
or fried. go to Cunningham's, Illinois street. OPP
posite the Governors mansion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

s55-If the President should proclaim that
Calls tail was leg, how many legs would that
give the calfg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SENATOR.
HENRY BRADY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
j. II. KENNEDY aud J. X. PLUMNER.
yoR TREksrRrR
VALENTINE BUTSCH.
FoR sHERRrFr.
JEFFERSON SPRINGSTEEy.
FOR REcoRDER.
JOHN Il BREWER.
FoR COMMISSIONER,
WI. HUNTER.
FOR SURVEYOR.
DANIEL FERRIS.
FOR CORONER
SAMUEL PARROTT.
JUDGE or COURT or COMMON PLEAS,
WILLIAM W WICK.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, (l2TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JOSEPH W. NICHOL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. (5TH JUDICIAL cIRcuIT),
DAVID 5. NcKERNAN.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. (cEsrER rowSsHIP,)
ELISHA ;. ROWLAND
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OYSTERS.
NOTICE.

DRlcK FOR sALE.-Iuquire Of
ID seps-d7w NcKERSay PIERCE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

NTERCHANTs visiting the State Fair would do well
wi 70 call and examine the above goods at
RUGER 4 CALDWELL.
jel3'62-d6wly 6s East Washington 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

Mr. Ashley, II hfassaehuse;ts, ssme
tsfae a-a, /, sin be remembered, isiro-
dact1 ialo The House Of Representatives
a biil pFo,iliss Tor ne reduction Of lie
rebrllioas States 70 tie condition o. lesFi-
tories and their government IS such ~
officers appointed by the national govern
meut The TIouse Ire other day having
reached hi, bid, il was by pretty close
vote laid upon the table, which may doubi-
less he considered Gnal defeat Of tie
measure, unless coming events shall pro-
duce a change Of opinion among the mem
hers q the House.
The true line Of policy to be pursued
with the rebeilious States after the rebel
lion is suppressed, j. question not easily
solved; one abou, which there is now and
will continue TO he much difference Of
opinion, and one which win require on tie
part oil Congress and the administration
the most thorough and searching coasid-
Grafton.
We arc frank TO say that to Mr.. Ashlcy's
proposition we are decidedly opposed. To
say nothing Of It's uncOnsttutionaliiy, il Is
In our view incxpcdient and unwise. We
have hitherto, and still DO believe that
there ia at the South Union element,
which, when properly encouraged and sus-
tanned by the power and presence Of the
government, viii show itself strong enough
70 preserve firm rule in their respective
States. II must be remembered that tho
Shareholders are numericallya feeble mi
nority Of the white population in the South
ern States. The true interest Of the
poor whites 4, tie South undoubtedly
lies in the preservation Of tie Union, and
We may we'll hope and expect that il will
not be difficult matter TO awaken this
class Of people to sense Of their true in
teresis, and by means Of their aid TO re-
store ia The South the peaceful supremacy
sf the government.
We are not umindful Of the policy
which is advocated By many as the mos,
sfectus ii not the sole way OF perina-
nently closing the rebellion, viz, the con-
fscation Of the slaves Of rebels, or what
In our view is equivalent thereto, the inn
mediate destruction Of slavery. Such ex-
IRENE measures as this, and even "a tina;
proposed by Mr.. Ashley, may become
necessary in the progress Of events, bat
fer the present the enactment Of such
measures appcsrs to Us to lie premature
and inexpedient.
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ships In Arn,or.

The recent naval engagement in Hnmp-
ton Roads, Of which we print glowing
description on The first page, is We believe.
It ae except the bombardment Of Forts
Donel;on and Henry, the frs, naval en-
gagoment Of the kind which has ever trans
pired. Iron clad vessels are Of very
modern origin, although there are several
now in the European nayics and many
moro in process Of construction, yet they
have never, we think, been put 10 the
actual test Of naval warfare. This en-.
gagemen,. besides its immediate effect, i
undoubtedly destined TO work IN entire
change in the eopdsct Of naval warfare
II hss proved the almost entire incapacity
OF wooden ships Of whatever size OF
nrcnglh. to compete with armed vessels,
The day OF great naval engagements like
Trafalgar and Nayarino, has past forever
The entire Spanish armada would scarcely
be match los single battery Ike that Of
tho Merrimae. The POKER OF nation 10
defend iisclf upon tie sea hereafter viii
be measured not 50 much by the number
Of is ships and the bravery Of its marines
IS by the skin displayed by its naval
architects in the construction Of these
armed ships.
Enough scarcely can be said in prais'
IL Capt. Ericsson constructor 81 the Mon
iior, who has only met the terms Of b
contract By laasoAing bis vessel IN on
hundred working days. bu. also in build
iag baa,ery which has proved Of vas
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81 sas wsaAie 81, wss sAs - ~ stv srm.sd
Nth Celte stoltsv, 'hsy 80 sss ssa. ~ srs
sAsy Eesi shssslsF sass. fsts ~ sst saaal 10
shr sgsinghsla nu,tu or rAs. 80. .hees.
iug ess q thse. hsa lhsee Il che 6, l.slsrs dis-
eharse u srss. aua ons g ~ tsls. situsk II.
hsaa. e rsllst ts ihnaos. eating & q, slse hs
sse singer sieai sns hslf II tie thawh ard sag
e wsfs cat IS y ths Discharges areshsr Instance
aeeatrrei hs eihst 2hy whiis saHss SIRE eal rras-
ias,uF, eas 4 ne eg iaders sun,, --ihs Eua vas
shei hy q. Maiof These are aet al m insi-
asnts nigh, msp,iss, thint tsses are saeegh
e prove thai they ars net saltatls gua or aay
man % nse, AMI tbs msa IA noi waut 10 srosa
the goioiaas rsh ihsss ssns They sr silling
e s. and want 70 e., bu, thsy wait guus fhss
they wiz bet kill mors n their ffiends. 10 scsiop.
Than thry VII efihs enemy This Is the rsasaa
shey aid ne, vsas e GO a, lh, frs,,n, tire. -
81 ~ s., better gans $
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a.nr64 e q asaary I, vas iir eoea
lsstaae 4 ~ Neaiier . iipet BE Esrsls
joss ven Il ll.e rebel Nsuimas ard ap-
pfopsaaie thea io iheir oaa ufr II i
- usrrgu escape 81 he part q tie
government !, uas 5 glorious triumph ior
,be yoaaor aa3 all esooerned ID het eon.
.aut.laa ana nsanagsmeat y
setof Has q New Hampshire. ve
ar cad 70 Sc, las promptly introduced
$50 fer ihe construction % an Iron lelad
s;eanssf which shall cost a million An
nsz,rablc measure and shich VIC hope
will he passed ;, once.
Steven. battery ws iTusl all slso he
pashed aloag towards completion with the
utmost dispatch. This engagement las
.lrown Us tia, Iron clad ships and batter
ing rams fer TIC future arc 10 become ab-
solulely necessary Cor Us in order to pro.
lect our ceasi, harbors and shipping.
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CounciI Of ccnsors,

The Convention at Burlington on the
10Th last. was not, VIC lesru from the
7imss, very largely attended. A ticket
wns placed IA nomination which will be
fonnd in another column. Although the
ticket i no, on the whole so able an one
as we think might have been selected. yet
Il comprises several Of our most promi
nent citizens. and those well fitted 10 serve
in tho capacity for which they have been
namrd. Tie nomination Of our fellow
,ownsman, lion. LKoSARD SARcEANT,
will, we believe, give general satisfaction
in the County, although we are informed
that no one from This County was present
ii the Convention. Mr.. 5. was elected a
Censor son.e thirty years ago, and Is, we
believe, The only enc Of the present ticket
who has ever held this Office. lie has
been much in public life, served frequent
" IN both branches of the Legislature, and
in 1867 was elected Lieut.. Governor.
HoRArro SKEDnAx, of Bristol, is well
known throughout the State has been
frequently member of the Legislature,
and il 1859 was made Speaker, being al
that time free soiler."
| BuRNnAn MARTIN, Of Chelsea, is one
sf tho leading men in Orange County
lie has represented Chelsea several times,
and was elected Lieut.. Gov. in 1889.
w. II. IL. BINGHAM, of Stowe, has also
been considerably public man. lie was
not elected Speaker in 1858, but came
very near il, much nearer than democrats
were accustomed to do in those times.
| Mcssrs. Premises, Cahoon, Rand, Hard,
and Edwards, have not been so often be.
ioro the public as those we have already
named, but are each Of them men Of po-
sil:un and ability. Messrs. Reynolds
/ Goodhue, Churchill and Dor are highly
spoken Of by those who know them, bui
have less public experience than then
colleagues. Two of this ticket, it mol
more, Messrs. Bingham and Rand, have
hitherto acted with the democratic party
Tic ticket will probably be elected with
out opposition.
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STAMPED ENyELoPEs.-We would rec
ommend the general use OF the stamped
enreI0pe instead Of the stamps, as being
more economical, safe and more conven-
cnt. The stamped envelope is furnished
by the Government TO the public at the
small price of two mills each, or five for a
cent, exclusive Of the cost Of the stamp
The use of the stamped envelope obviates
the inconvenience and occasional loss 10
correspondents, arising from the frequent
neglect to attach the postage stamp TO tie
o. binary envelope; the letter in such case
being detained until tie person addressed
Il notified of the fact, and the postage due
thereon RENTED. The black lines ineor-
porated with this envelope MOI only supply
A great convenience TO many in the super
scripticn Of their letters, but also indicate
The proper position on the envelope for the
address, so a. TO leave a sufficient blank for
tho postmaster, thereby avoiding their mu-
tual CELEBRATION, and ensuring speedy
and safe transmission through the mails.
Formerly spoiled stamped envelope was
loss visited upon its owner. This indeed
was an objection which deferred many
their use, and which the Department have
lately removed by issuing the following
order:
aposlmasters are authorized 10 receive
"any stamped envelopes spoiled in the di.
erection or otherwise, at the rate Of the
STAMPS which they bear in exchange foi
sother stamped envelopes, upon sdttsfdc'
'sorg sridence briag furnished that The for
I spser hare 10, been used 70 prepay lstteys
a0reai care being taken to guard dgains
erfoui. Hence, no envelope claimed Il
shave been mislirected, is 10 be exchang'
aed a, the Posi- 0fice Of locality to which
iii is addressed.
Spoiled envelopes ihus received should
she forwarded quarterly 10 the Finance
4~Ofiice Of the DEPARTMENTAL the value o
SHE stamp upon them will be placed K
1thc credit Of pos'masters."
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FROM The sharpshooser
HKAp QUANTITIES, 81 Reet. Berdan's
-. 49,.

Y. =, sbatPsHOtiefft 4
Camp Instruction, b. G., Mar. 7, IsG2.)
MEssss. EDirom 81 have few moments Of
spare lime which will devote to pennipg few
lines FOR the columns Of the JovEEAL To-day
has been very pleasant with Us, and the mud is
drying up very fast. Il will be missed by the
soldiers, and all others. who are obliged to travel
on foo, from place to place. very much; but its
departure will meet with tlyor in this camp
Thi. regiment has been in a state o. great excite
ment FOR the past few days; the excitement was
caused by an order being given to prepare cur
thugs and be ready 70 strike cur tents, 70 cross
the Potomac and join Gen. McDowell's division !
but We were not told what time we should leave
til the 9Th Of this month. when The ords was
read on the color lines TO Us at about s O'Clock
Pm. The order was that on Saturday morning,
the Sill, we should leave this place snd march for
Gen. McDowel's division Some Of the regiment
received the order with joy bui The majority did
not will expsin wby the majority did not Eaut
70 90 at the present time, and then the psble can
Judge shich were right; tut before the public
Judge wish that they would eensiaer BE eis-
cams,ances under which We weFe snlssled. and
the promises ilsi we're made = Us. aud not enc
hss been falsglsd yet. The re&soS why the men
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may know and become acquainted viih
each ether. nai there are cher occasions
wheh they DO Frequently convene or are
called together under mera favorable cir
cumssaners. and much letter calculated
and designed 20 make il4emselyes acQuaint-
cd si,h each other, aal 70 promote social
intercourse and harmony 10 socieiy. Such
are paa.ic calculations. lssnssis, s.,
RrsrLBffcA
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vermont items.

CorSrr CoMMI-siosrRp.---rhe follow
ile persons are the County Commission
ers rs far as heard irom: Bennington
County, Hiram Holicy; Chittenden Co,
William Miller; Caledonia Co., I'd. Cree
Rutland Co, W c. Kllredse; Oranga
Co, G., +. Baldwin; Orleans Co, -------
Marsh; Franklin Co.. Alysll Ssbin; La
noble Co., $3.50 Riddle; Windham Co,
Ira Goodhue Windsor Co.. Crosby Mil
Ter; Washington Co, n. s. Chanc.
We are informed that the Vermont
Cavalry Regiment is now in quarters at
Poolsvlle, Maryland, which is opposite
Edwards Ferry, and near the scene of
the battle Of Balls Bluff Tie place Is
about thirty miles from Washington and
the government ha. established camps OF
instructor there,
The men in the regiment are IN excel
lent health and have hanksrins for
fight. The horses have greatly improved
both in appearance and efficiency since
they have been kept il barracks and reg
ularly groomed. In point Of efficiency
both the men and horsrs OF this regiment
surpass almost every other cavalry yolun-
eer regiment in the service. burlington
Times
Michael IIerran Of Danvillc, recently
froze 10 death Canse--rum. The Bur
lington FIRE. Press sayslba Joshua Milton,
while attempting TO reach his home, be-
came exhausted IL tie snow drifts, and
no assistance reached him til he bad be-
come 50 frozen that his lie Is departed
o.
SUDDEN DrLTu.--Mr Otis Joslyn Of
Kirby was found dead in his ted Saturday
morning Feb. 22d. lie was as we'll as
usual tie day previous, having worked at
lhreshing all day. and retired IN his usual
health Friday night.
CoPPER ~ VERMONT. - Mr.. II. +. Dew
Of Richmond has deposited in our office
for exhibition, three small pieces Of copper,
which he claims, were eat from mass o.
copper orc weighing 3jl pounds which
with two other nuggets, weighing rcspee-
lively II aud u pounds, were dug, he
ayers, from tho ground not 2 miles from
Richmond Corners on Thursday last
Bw Times.
ALLoTMENTs BY OCH TEoors.--The
/ Vermont commissioners 10 procure allot-
men's Of soldiers pay have finished
their labors at the different camps. Tho
7 total allotment amounts TO S332,050 per
annum, which will be brought into the
State, and distributed among the families.
Of the soldiers, OF remain on deposit in the
State treasury, drawing per cent. inter-
est.
The 9TH day Of June next will be the
Tooth anniversary 81 the date Of the Char
ter Of Burlington, W., and committee
was appointed at the annual To~n Meet
ing on Tuesday last to make proper az
rangcmcnts to celebrate the occasion.