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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-08
FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York,

EGANcS.-Persons who desire to buy Piano o
the best makers will be shown how they can save hand
some sum In the purchase II they address PIANO,
JOY, Coz Co., Publisher Agents, New York P. 0.
julyl4 observation-disclosures
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-08
NApoLEoH's HAIR roltgr I

They would also announce to the public that they ar,
Acentq for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

20 ua interest " slavery the rebel States have placed In
jeopardy with tegsd ~ fhts matter ct the State re-.
eotu.e it' oioinio sovereignty that term which how
ever annsrd 10 in'chievnus purposes other points
means ali that suRests in this case and which that
NOBLE Constitution inadmcn would destroy recognizes IN
iho fullest manner Have We not the manlness here n
Maryland 70 take such stand We shall see"
slavery is as good as extinct in Delaware.
and Missouri is fast being freed from it.
Kentucky and Tennessee will soon follow in
tho wake if we trust 10 the good sense and
interest of the people Of those States TO settle
the question for themselves, as President
Lincoln has proposed. Even Virginia, when
conquered by the Union armies, will find the
institution so crippled within her borders
that the people will have but to witness its
last expiring gasp, almost before Congress
can reach it by any Of the proposed emanci-
patton acts.
The truth is, slavery has been knocked in
the head in the house Of It's own friends. A
wise Providence is using the very means by
which its advocates sought to extend aud per.
petuate it as a most potent fundamentally for
rs overthrow aud extinction Lot us rather
trust in God to work out his own designs,
and to put TO confusion the upholders Of the
evil system While politicians are voxing
themselves over questions as to how to do
this and how not to do that, the hearts Of the
people OF the slave states are being moved by
an unseen power to work out for themselves
HE very purposes which mon have failed to
IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
Deaths.

Ia Dcteoit, Michigan, hn Wednesday May 2sIh, very
suddenly II useNsc ibc heart Daniel W. Folsom, for
meily ~ tls place, aged "a Years.
Sweet huihrr, nnW ae weep for thee,
ON hnlnt Is sad in day--
kcDr can We hear thy welcome voice.
Ihourt quickly tnlientd away
Coud.ue hase bslh,d lhine aelung head.
Of hcud thY IL ins Nlef
On r,rn kissed Coy parting Inns
Our HEARTS neud nov rejoice.
Buttesi a iul, ehle Alonc.
And Nhiu fuui psirs htclier, ffHH N4i.
How gladly we VII comc to ihce
1henWr shall part no innr.
la South llSdsick, May 28l 81 consumption Rev.
Ansop g. sm,lh, II the Methodiss Episcopal Church.
agfd about 5O yeaTs.
10 East Montpelier, May 20, Mery daughter Of Jarvis
Sanders aged yeats and pmuniha
Ia Orange, MAY ~, Julii wiir Of ffaqeis CnT,lss.
eyed ytafs mouths aud days. The subject Of ths
notice was Of strong mud ana r,rc ability =
She has Jeff husband. hye children and large eTcleof
frieads 10 uiourn Their loss Ma, they initaic her VIZ
tues aud cherish het msuy caGnaels, Aurora 81 the
VALLEY. Vermont Chronicle and Green h9untsin Free
man please notief.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
7 7 7 WAsuIvoroN, May %, 1862.
FROM WASHINGTON.


ont of Virginia by an overwhelming force o
the enemy, an officer from his division inform
ed me that the Vermont cavalry was not with
Banks. ! inferred that il was part Of the
forces sent to Mcdowell, and therefore that
the Vcrmontors were safe. Not until to-day
did learn to the contrary. This morning
came the account, in the Ncw York Vorld. oil
the terrible cutting up of Co. A, from Chit
tendon county;l and, fortunately, at noon
Major T.. b, Sawyer arrived with the latest
and authentic intelligence, correcting that ao-
count Company A mustered So men when
Maj. Sawyer left; Company G was not cut
mp az oil but Company q, from bennington
county, suffered severely, mastering only 40
mon. J, il supposed Capt Bean Of tha.
company was killed. Lieut.. Danforth lost an
eye. Fltytwo is the apparent loss in sill
cd, wounded and missing, but tits expected
THAT SOME OF the wounded and missing may
set come in. Most Of the wounded arc prob
ably prisoners if they have not been inhu-
manly murdered There is some reason for
fearing the latter. IL seems that on Satur-
day morning Companies and @ were de-
ttched and advanced with Gen. Hatch and
other cavalry in the line Of Gen. Banks
march with tho infantry and in their rear
They were caught by the enemy in ch de
sac, and il turns out that the road was barri-
cadcd with wagons. in the re, Of which was
the cucmy. whose lines also were extended
in front 90 each side OF the way. The bar
ricade was not known to our cavalry. and
therefore when they made gallant charge
to drive and cut their way through the enc
my. 'hey dashed directly upon the barrieado,
and horses and men were piled upon each
other 100 "a mass Most of the men and
horses Nled met death IN this manner rath-
cr than from the enemy. It's wonderful
that any of them cscared; but the largest
par, aid escape and reach the main body in
saety. Major Collins Of the Vermont caval-
ny, led ,1i- charge, and it is supposed be was
killed. AZ any rate, he is missing
The remainder Of the Vermont cavalry was
suh further inc rear, under Col. Tumrkins.
acting a' rear guard Of thcntde army. When
about Since miles north OF stra.burgh. they
GOO 'omd themselves entrappcd, as their COM
ridc. bad been Tine baggage train in front
had encountered barricade and stronercb-
al frce. and the teams had to turn in their
tracks and rua TO tie rear. The cavalry had
bro notice of su.pieiou Of an enemy in their
presence until they met this STAMPEDE Of the
baggage train. The, Immediately formed in
lime Of btule. Luckily. a New York bate
D, of three Patrott gun. was with them.
The work was commenced with these. sum
.,..
t,o .oem, ,,,.ro ,,dn,,, - .,a.. ,,,.a,..r,,-'
...l.l... ;,
immersed firing, and 'he rebel infantry rush
ed GA tor CHARGE yelling like SO many In
dans' JIG was impossible 90 charge the bar
rcalo. add equally impossible to hold their
s''1Nu without infantry or even win ''I
against so large io'ce Mai Sawyer bad
N o. d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

Walton get leave Of absence nom Washingtaa f,r
shott nue thathe may get suiffot the free, bracng
put his paper into better tune We notice By the Jour
ql o. TO d'{ that the aea teaoas in the editorial chair
.lmN mat Dis views on the Presidents Emancipation
Message and late Proclamation differ from those 6f Nh
Walton. No doubt Of that -- Free Prcss
hNoultnt For ourselves we are right glad that Mr..
Waon aoh endorse the bunker course " his paper.
we used 20 consider the Irrfahnian a sterling Kepabi
can jouma but we have lately considered Il as about
having enitey gone over 70 tho called conserve
fos, body and bfcechos. Since Mr. Walton has inter
ted We trust 20 see IL in the old beaten path again We
notice that the Freonian sarcastcay inquircs whether
Tue nome editor viii resign - Huntington Tunes
We clip the above very courteous extracts
from the Free Press and the Times 1t isa
matter Of small consequence to the public
what those papers think Of the Daily Journal
or the "Ioct0a tepens in the editorial chair,
Their opinions are so variable and tickle ON
all moral and political subjects. that il is i'm.
possible for them to prove their own consist
enoy with themselves, or with the principles
Of The Republican party. Their condemns
ton is as good as their approval, for either
might be reversed tomorrow. Its not at
oil likely that Mr.. Walton will leave bis seat
in Washington to do what the Pre- Press de-
sires. As long the Daiiy journal adhoros
TO the constitution and TO the laws of the
United states, and does not swerye from the
principles Of the Republican platform, he
will be last man to try and put il in better
tune As long it is in tune with these priu-
eiples- be will nevet attempt TO make it accord
with ihe Tones and TREE Press, or any other
paper lie docs not expect that the Journal
will keep tune with any song that they may
choose to sing. whether it harmonisos with
Republication or not. when they choose to
sing strange song they must sing it alone.
When tn war began, more than a year ago,
Mr.. Walton, then at home and in conduct ofthe
paper, anticipated some Of the questions that
have since been pressed into discussion By
extremists, and now threaten to divide the
North and SPIT the Republicans Then all
the political and partizan issues were driven
out Of sight in the presence Of the at first
triumphant and overwhelming rebellion The
North th,ev up it's differences and men Of all
parties "wero al together with one accord IN
the same place to counsel and arm them
selves for the suppression Of rebellion and
the defense Of the Government Atthat time
there was scarcely discordant voice. No
one wished 60 turn war against rebellion
into war against slavery. The most radical
were willing to let slavery bide the issues OF
the contest 10 silence. The country did not
arm for its overthrow nor unsheathe the
sword against their old brothers in arms for
he sake of on,anciua tir., tho r.a,ro,. NN'I.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

found himself called np1n by ihe ccumslaess u the
waf ~ NEE the qucsu0u ~ shdftwa uvetywhcrt fave
hr Frsidtnts opiuion, pretty plainly ckpfessed that IN
h ludFmcnt hc proper management Of the does not
ti ior tAu ordinary measures ~ this sort For Cot
Rfe's 90 undertake Thus set DAY. on which such
measures shall De inaugmtcd is 60 givr Cat denial
e reached and pretty plainly expressed By
e PRESIDENT u b. in fact the same - 10 say that tho
itsdont h not Co. BE- trusted IN the exercise N such
power AZ is claimed tn belong him and that Congress
has NOT sufficient confidence his discretion 10 leave il
20 him % declare when the time Tor its use has come
" Onngresa should thus undertake declare It's want
q confidence IN the President there is little doubt how
iht majority n the nation would look upon the case
without iniimatug any particular lack " faith In the
national legislature 20 Is quite certain that the people Of
ih country would prefer the guidance n the fresden,
to that N Congress.
They have studied him. hs motives and no policy and
he result Is that they conhde In hs wisdom aud good
Judgment They have that, len IN his hands, the
great questions Of the day easily And smoothly
wards prosperous issue that the right thing done al
inc night moment and that the Of the country Is
'auoed a. ~ secure tho un1n and the support Of
All parties OF loyal oiftns The people will View with
unetsiuess any attempt me rart Of Congress 10 die
tate The measures or the time Tor tho measures 10 be
adopted 10 bringing the successful close; nor
nave ho previous attempts n Cnngrcas assume the
place and duties ~ the Executive met with any such
success, as will tend TO diminish this uncasnoss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
IRA ARMS ESTATE.

Il Tho subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Pfobae Court for the district Of Washington
commissioners receive examiner and adjust all claims
aud demands o al sons against the estate Of Ira
Arms late u DuXhufy, IN said distt deceased repre-
scented nsolyrrt, and the Of months from the Gath
day of May 1861, being allowed by the cred
ors said deceased exhibit aud prove their respective
claims before Give notice that win attend TO the
duties of appointment the dwellinRhou Of Mrs
Pamela Arms, Duxhury, in said district, the fret
Tuesday OF july and NOstnbeg next at ten o'clock, in
the forenoon, on each u said DAYS,
GILMAN HUNTLEY, (ro,n,..
LUTHER GRAVES, {No'"''
Duxhnry, May GOTH A y. 1862 03O5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

9 y
7He current Of tyaie Is airays turned to thai House
which sails af tho ionest prices.
From the great auction sale u English Carpets in
New York, on the b nst we are now receiving Eng
lish Tapcsdts, veycs and Brussels which shall sell
Tor less than importers prices.
Also invoice Of very choice aud elegant Tapestries.
imported especially for the Broadway CRY Sales.
Also an invoice Of tho new productions OF Higgins
celebrated American manufacture Of Tapestries and Vel
vets
Ato, an invoice Of State MiIs Tapestries, subject to
Manufacturer slight mpedeeons in weayiug at low
prices.
Al.o an invoice OF Canton Mating, assorted widths,
at low auction prices.
Aso an invoice Of Floor Oil Cloths, comprising the
entire stock hand Of celebrated manufacturer at fac
tory prices.
Systems strictly adhered to
We buy all our goods COR cash down.
We make all sales for cash down.
We make no variations nom our prices
New ENGLAND CARPET Co., IS Hanover ST.
Oi03s boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
Marrlaaes.

In dontpcHcr AZ ihc Pavilion, May 30, by Rey. Il.
Brown Nj N T. Dodge and Miss Sarah X. Arms both
Of Fast Monpeier Aho, At The saac time aud place.
by the stme Nh H. W. Brown Of East Montpelier, and
Mis- y. Il Stevens " Berlin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INNAIID

Published or the benefit aud as a warming and eau
ton 10 young men who suffer FROM Nervous Debility
ircmautte Decay &c. supplying az the time the
means OF SofCurc By one who has cured himself after
being put 20 great expense through medical imposition
and quackery BY enclosing postpaid addressed en-
tclope SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author Ma
New York o01o -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

T. 7 4 7 2 y X VI . n
~ DISTRICT or RANDOLPH, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Chelsea, within and for
said district, the 18th day Of May, A d. 1869.
An instrument, putpprtug TO be the last will and es-
Of Robert Wilson late Of Orange IN said district,
decreased helm presented 20 the Courtby auuah Wilson
atd William W. Wilson, the fxecutofs therein named,
fnr probate Il Is ordered hy said Court, that all per-
concerned therein be notified appear session
Of said Cuur 10 bo holden a the Probate Office in Chel
sea- uu hu ll day Of June A. ID 1862 and shOw cause.
ifanY they may have against the Probate u said Will for
which purpo,e is further ordered that copy OF the
cord o. this order be published three week suceessvey in
the Vermont Watchman a State journal, printed At
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing
true nupy VI rceurl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

n OTlCb.--1his is TO certify that have
i y given my son, John Il Cross. his time during the
remainder Of his minority aud shall cieim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of Dis CONTRACTING after this
date. PARKER CROSS.
Witness. s. WnIrB
Montpelier. May 1G, ls62 02Ol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

The combination Of ingredients ia these Pills are the
result ofa long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain IN correcting All irregu
lares' Painful Menstruatious, renewing all obsruc.
tons whether from cold otherwise. headache pain in
The side papaton Of the heart whites an nervous AZ
iecons Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
Ne disturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

we are happy 10 inform readers that the lawsuit
JASPER Crnrfs rs Downs & HENRY a PERPETUAL IN
Junction having been granted against said Curtis which
puts stop TO the circulation of his Elixir DOWNS
ELIXIR the gcnuine) enc Of the best Fxpccornnts
now in and eiad 10 hear on mi. decision ~
the Court JOHN r. HENRY a Co.
Successors to Downs Henry,
w ~ dNw Waterbury, VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
l. O IA q o n H. X hi b ition
RETURN TICKETS. LONDON AND BACK

- @ II q q n ~ \ N ] - Z . n
RETURN TICKETS. LONDON AND BACK
Fist Glass, SIGN
Third Class Ga
4 STEAM WEEKLY
RI IN Ea -nErwEEN--
Sfsserss $3.50 NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Landing aud ombarkiug Passengers at QtEgSsrowN,
(Ireand.l The Liverpool, New York aud Philadelphia
steamship Company intend despatching their full-power-
ed Clyde-built Iron Steamships as follows
KANGA ROO, Saturday. juno T.
CITY or NEW YORK. Saturday June IA
CRY or FLASHING TON, Saturday, June 81.
aud every Saturday FROM Pier a, North River, at noon
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN, $500 srEERAGE, 5000
do. 90 London, 5000 do to London $500
do to Paris, $500 do to Paris, 3S 90
DO to Hamburg. So 90 do TO Hamburg. as 90
Passengers forwarded To haue. Bremen. Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
TFPersous wishing 10 bring their friends can buy
tickets here the following rates. New York Prom
Liverpool Queenstown LIST CABIN, S75, SIS aud Sl05
Stecrage from Liverpool $40 co. From Qaeenstown
$1,000.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers. and carry experienced Surgeons They
built In Watetght IRON Sections and have Patent Fire
Auulhilators Oh board. a.
INMAN, Agent p Water Street IN Glasgow TO VIM
INMAN % 81 knoch Square in Queenstown 10 c. 4
W. ID, SEYMOUR 4 Co IN Lendon TO ElNES &
MACY, O. King William ST. in Paris to.JULES
DECOUE, Place de Ia Boursei in Philadephia to
JOHN a. DALE, III Walnut Street; OF at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN g.. DALE, Agsat,
$3.50 Is Byoddoay, ". y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

- The Vermont brigade which was sup
posed to be in Gen. Reyes division and to
have participated in the fight before Rich
mond on Saturday, have been transferred to
Gen. Frankln's corps darmce, and conse-
quontly did not take part in that fight
The town Of Windsor has sent to the war
II volunteers, Woodstock 60, Rochester 63
Bethel 81, Pomlret II Andoyer IA, Weston
II, West Windsor 7.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
XNHEREAs. the Legi.Iatnre of the SAD

M HEREAS, the Legislature Of the State
w Of Vermont. in the year 1859. asscsseda tax Of
two dollars each lot OF land ia The Of Lowell in
county 0f Or aus in said State Glands soquesered
60 pubhn plus aud charitable excepodl f0r the
purpose Of making public market road FROM Lowell
-Four Corners TO she line Of the If IrAsbugh These
10 warn the pruprieors and sud owners OF the
Of 1Ne who have not paid their proportion " such
10 labor o. otherwise, e the committee appointed TO
pcrntcnd the expenditure OF the same the subscr
1er h 4 mush ofther lands will be sold public
due al the dwelling -house Of Sihs Works. In the town
20 Lowell, int county Of Orleans, the dst Monday
10 August AID 1862 at o'clock in the afternoon
will be requisite TO discharge their respective
with costs.
Dated az Lowell this 81 day Of June. AID. 1882
O30jF A. j. DODGE, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
pOsrsCRlpT.

Gen. IIalltcb telegraphs from cornth tha,
zen Pope is 80 miles souih Of that place,
IN hot pursuit of Beguregprd's army, having
@Sen 10000 prisoners tud $4,000 stand of
arms The rebels arc bdng dispenea in all
directions. and. Benrega army is entirely
h'. ken mp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
- OBERT WILSON'S ESTATE.

III The subscIiheus, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Count ior The District Of Randolph.
cummissioners to receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all penons against the estate Of
Robert Wilson, late of Orangc, 10 said district, de-
eutcd nsolyent aud the tern ~ IA months
from lho 18Th day q May, 1852 being allowed BY said
o0pt the creditors ofsed decreased 10 eAht end prove
their resp CITY claim, before ua Give naticf, that
will altrdt he duties ~ our nppointment afthe hn
dwelir g.ho c Of said Robert Wilson. decreased. Ia Or
aufe, 80 deircl the 10th day OF Nosfmhsr next.
az ten O'Clock, iu the forenoon, on said days.
BuRNAM MARTIN lc,
RODNEY p PATTERSON,
W. witsON Admir-
Chelsea May o. A. D. 1861. oi'O3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

being prepared for immediate application, can be used
either broadcast Ia the hin drill In instance
10 be plpwcd under When Ageultutists learn the true
value VI this Standard Manure, they will suffer hcm-
selves tu be without supply, in Of rrplanng or
backward growth, Rhodes Manure spilled top dress
lug produces speedy growth The manure does not tire
Pamphlets, ooniaur f particulars OF Rhodes STAN
dard Manure, be Obtained II
JuncD BANCROFT x HOLMES Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

was INC commencement Of new in the treatment u
'ho'e irregularities and obstructous which have oonsgn.
Cd SO many to a rhHMArrhR GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless She regular and whenever an
obstruction takes place tho general health begins to de
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

IN MIIN I)N n tlOIlO TtTS.
Foi d,rmg six, WOODEN and Miscd GNads, shaws,
scaif-. nres.c. Rbhon. Oilsce, binuet. Has Frath
ofs. MD Cloves CiAldrenh Nlohng, and AT kinds oil
Wearag Apparcl, Win perfect fast uilors.
a SAVING or EIGHTY TER CENT,
These dyes are mixed Ia the form ~ Ipwdcfa concern
racd thoroughly tested, AID pui uP IN neat paeha
gcs Fog twenty hys cents Yon cad color many good
would otherwise aost five times lbat fum me p'9
cess Is smplc and ANY Que can use Ne hlfu wan per
feet tuactss, Difectiuis INSIDE NJ each paekA9e
Manufactured bY HOWE STEVENS, -a' Broad
way, Boston
Whoeaalr Aecni. In Bostnn, WEEKS 4 POTTER.
GEO. A.. GOODWfN a co, CHAS. y POOR co.
a-For sale By Dusgisis generally Ia every cay aud
town H3o1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06
Rhodes Superphosphate Of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.
Rhodes Standard Manure

An application OF 100 TO 80 los per acre Of this STAN
ard Manure viii furnish sufficient Soluble Acid (the in
sprnsablc uutrimeut II plautsl Tor any crop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

l%' a favorable chance is offered to fur
ui,h your dwellings with new carpets, See
advertisement Of Ney England Carpet Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

are The most eiIcetu' rem'dy ever known for all com,
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they arc IN
valuable, inducing rih certainty periodical yeguLtyig
They are known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods, throughout tic country, having the
sanction Of the most eminent Ihysicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they hould not be
used with each bov-thc Pflcc One Dollar a. Box con
tanning from so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly. BY remittin to the FRO.
prietor Sold by Druggists generally
r. b. HuTOHfNs, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST., New York.
Sold BY s. J. Redhed, and l. Z. Pierce & Co., Mont
peher also by ,. " Rohy Co. Burlington
MaA27dVwly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

David Fleming, confined in the lrasburgh
JaiI, aw .iting Trial for the murder of Stephen
sou OF Graf tbury, has shot himself, placing
the muzzlo Of the gun under his chin and
blowing The back of his head completely off,
lio was allowed to have gun in the cell to
shoot birds from a martin house opposite the
wiudows
The house OF William Hastings at Lunen-
nafg, was burned ON the 22d ull., with the
lDnitpre, provisions. and m,ist of the cloth
POI, contained in H.. hoss $1,000 insurance
5000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-06

~ The Vermont troops in Gen McClel-
hn's army have at last been paid what was
doe them upto TIE last Of February.