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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
TO ALL CONCERNED!

Ne are uder the unpleasant necessity OF
...;,.y those mho are oriny IT'S to square their
,.5aqto. II is useless TO mince matters ; the
.o.h a,lrance in the price Of printing paper
g,l ink, and all kinds Of printing material
,l,e, 1t an imperative necessity that ace re-
ID, immediately ecry dollar that IS or
ls. !g- rms CALL is IN EARNEST.
I,lsons hod better remit directly to ms
,.s ,rLfu rs coureuiem. PostmaSters ereJy-
.,.re ere authorized to to,ward moneys free
trharge. When money IS rece,red a re-
.im is ARRAYS returned.
The term Of cont, which commences here
J,r. ,, ~W AFFORD faroroble oppo' tunity
lr mauy to square their accounts. #
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queer, at Least.

We learn that stranger, who was stop
'.ag in our place for season at work, was
ken seriously i'll and died before friends
.iyed, who lived some 80 miles away
>range to say he was inferred the same day
tied, and his father arrived only an hour
d. Two after the funeral took place, to learn
Int his son was dead and buried. We think
would have been we'll to have put eft fu-
EZRA! services day or two, in the hope that
possibly friends might arrive to claim their
WI.
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THOSE LITTLE BILLS,

H. commence this wesk to send out bills to
.,o,e mIebted TO as for our paper. They are
NJ wade ont one year IN adrQnce, to January
/ 1864. Those persons who receire these
rs apI remit the amount before January l,
>63, run orail themselves Of the old terms.
II, bopr 10 receire an immediate response.
p.,ye return he bills (riN the money! to be
,r.,pied II
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Bret Locals.

Bret Locals.
The Soldiers Relief Society meets at
he house of d. W. Lee, Tuesday afternoon
lyt.
The County Court met here Tuesday Of
Ike present week, Hon. l.. P. Poland presid-
-. There was not large attendance be-
,.Ic, those who were obliged to come. An
.9oaing prayer was offered by Rev. H. P.
Cushing; and in the absence of the clerk,
AlI. French, Esq, assistant clerk, otficiated.
laprr will hardly be work enough to employ
the Jury more than two weeks.
several inches of snow fell on Monday,
and the sleishing is now quite passable. Two
inches more of snow will make it tip-top.
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George NJ. Blodgett, late commander of
y. ). gunboat Conestoga, was born at Hunt
lngton VT, May 90, 1887; uttered the u S.
naval school il 1851. and graduated is jane.
1919 criiSed l.. ine siiga,e Wabash Two
years AID assisted .btnc cap..re .; he ~
1usl~r Atike.; N l>5. Ma, appointed mas
-~' # ne frigaf" John Aaa:n,: in 1851 ~as
instructor II s1E4@rr At Char!es:own navy
yaru, aGd then executive officer al Ports
n1ouE. navy yard, ard n March .ot2, he
VAS ass >l,e;, % IA. ,vinn,ag:d 9; the Tones
| ,cg,, an. ..agtitly. .e1 IN Tic actions bg.)I5
Cou.n au>, Memphis, lsl,a0 almbe; la aal
on Wh.te river Arsans.s He Gjed Nv g..
| 1862, in his 26tn var. ; dom IAN b.
found record SO honorable as this.
l.. G. Newell of Vergennes, while on the
road to Clarendon Tuesday evening, was at
tackled by two ruffians, knocked out of his
wagon and robbed Of his pocket book con-
tanning 1925. On examination it was found
that Mr. Newell had been stab bed in the left
side, Immediately over his heart, the knife
cutting through all his clothing and striking
his gold watch which lay in his vest pocket,
penetrating the case, and the point of the
knife striking the steel post by which the
watch is wound. and making an indentation
| in the post clearly to be seen.
A young lad of - years in Warren, while
mixing potatoes in no. swill, fell into the ket :
tie; pulling himself from the boiling mass
He crawled to the door and exclaimed to a lit :.
tie girl, ISIS, | am burnt awfully; thro W
some water on me-" He lived but seven
hours after the accident bearing his suffering
heroically. Shortly before he died he ask
ed to be turned in bed, " that he might go
to sleep"--a sleep from which no traveller
returns"
Private John l.. Rice of Weathersiield was
shot through the body, and reported killed
at the first Bull Run battle, and for whom
| funeral services were attended at Ascutney
vile has been appointed to the captaincy in
the 10th n. H. regiment.
A white OWL measuring five feet and eleven
inches from point to point Of wings was shot
last week in Shoreham.
T. P. Redfeld, Inland Hall and Rev PHI
ney II. White, have been appointed members
of the state board of education
Lieut. Col c. B. Stoughton of Burlington
is spending brief Through at home to re-
, cruit his health. 1t is understood he will
soon be commissioned colonel Of the 18th reg
iment in place of his brother who has been
promoted.
The merchants and business men of Rut-
lahd have signed an agreement not to take or
give. shinplasters as currency.
Within a few days. two-thirds of the
Coriuth rop'e- ml"i p, has cha ged hands,
1t IS IN ;F,,t;,r.H,. 81 n. ,er $ aIeroid,r> to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
Assignment of Judges to hold Supreme
and County Courts in the State of Yer.
mont for the Year commencing Dec.
!, 1862.

and County Courts i'm the State of Yer.
mont for the Year commencing Dec.
l, 1862.
TO HOLD THF COUNTY COURTS
Poland. CT. Judse, Caledonia a, Orleans, Essex.
Adds, 1st Asst. Judg g, franklin, Grad Is.c,
LamOle.
Pi-rooin,, . ASS. judy, Addison, Ch..,a-
deu
Barrett, Sd Asst JUICE. Windsor, W..di.a.
Kellogg, Atm Asst. Judge, R.iland, Bear,ng-
ton.
Peck, 9TH Asst. Judge, Washington, Orang..
TO HOLD THE SUPREME COURTS
Chlttenden, Jan. 6, Poland, Adds, Barrett
Kellogg.
Franklin, Jan. 10, Poland, Pierpoint, Bar
rett, Kellogg.
Grand Isle, Jan. %, Poland, Pierpoint, Bar
rett, Kellogg.
Addison, Jan. 26, Poland, Adds, Barrett,
Kellogg.
Rutland, Feb. 2, Poland, Adds, Pierpoint'
Peck.
Bennington, Feb. 10, Poland, Adds, Barrett,
Peck.
Windham. Feb l6, Adds, Pierpoint, Kellogg,
Peck.
Windsor, Feb. "a, Poland, Pierpoint, Kel-
logg, Peck.
Orange, March 10, Poland, Adds, Pierpoint,
Barrett.
Washington, Aug. II, Adds, Pierpoint, Bar
rett, Kellogg.
Lanloille, Aug. IS, Pierpoint, Barrett, Kel-
logg, Peck.
Orleans, Aug. 20, Adds, Barrett, Kellogg,
Peck.
Essex, Aug. %, Pierpoint, Barrett, Kellogg,
Peck.
Caledonia, Aug. q, Pierpoiut, Barrett, Kel-
logg, Peck.
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The Best Way.

The very best way to pay for newspapers
n periodicals. is to have the year begin with
]4'uary, then there will be no forgetting
'a~a the subscription expires. Most news
3,~ u! Try papers) are discontinued
'-. IA Tor which payment is made
....e~; cons quen:!y nearly every one loses
.''Pr 'hree numbers, more or less, every year
ml.y because the time of the expiration Of
,.e subscription is forgotten. In MAXIM
t.i> This Year We have reckon"d up 'l,e
a. OF wars TO January, thus making it al
3,re work. Oar subscribers will find this
at c n,.r'r',c- Hereafter subs"rip
Be- rNa'dr1 in D,c.noef ail axe adj
y 't-e r''r' 7d'aa,v lcrae Eftry on,
.a .,g.' -. ..,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05

- T--"N DISTRICT. IS
WlLLIANB MAYS ESrNT-;.
In Probate Cart h"I' al Line hYr.. IN ard for -aI
district. on III, 2.Ih iay al November \ ID 1852:
DEN Ms NAY and SCION y GOULD, executors on
the estate Ot william 4 MAY. late Of Concord in said
district. deceased. make application 10 said count
ten the time heretofore allowed them 10 pay the debts
due from said estate and 10 render their administration
account until some future day
Whereupon II i, ordered by said that said appca
lion be heard al the probate office Iunenburg the
3d day u December and, Il Is further ordered that
notice lie gwen to all C'cerne l. by the pubCL
'On oi this order in The Caerian. printed ST JonIs
bury three weeks successfully. before said .srIlg
Attest. JONAH BROOKS Judge.
4 true copy OF Record.
Attest. 80 JONAH BROOKS Judge
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fD.U.HISS IONEHS' NOTICE.
JOSEPU PHELPS ESTATE

I'VE the subscribers heIg appointed by the Probate Court
w Tor the district al Essen, commissioners receive
examine and lT, all claims AMI demands Of all persons
,-ail.St the estate Joseph Phelps late ." Iunenburc
IN said district. deceased, ami TIE claims ol deceased
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that SIX
months from the 2ith day OF Nov. 1852 allowed for
the creditors 10 present their claims I" said
Tor examination: and allowance, and that will meet for
that purpose al the dwelling house OF the late Joseph
Phelps i'll unenburg, in said district the last Tues
day OF Dec and the first Tuesday of April next AT fen
O'Clock i. Iii. on each OF r,ld days.
,,.. w. FKENCH, commissioners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05

The peculiar faint or
infection which xe
call SCRoFULA turks
In the constitutions Of
multitudes of men. It
either produces or IS
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'leares the system 10
fall into disorder and
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WV OOO AGENlS

TO SELL LIZ
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY coLuREp
Map of the United Sia:r>. s,aaa:.,.>. aGu
NV a,8n>wirk.
From r-c-i' sarvr:s. e.; - ted ,u- i. !. CO.
S-ru'' L. ti,s'.s'e ii an: ,,.c .-ai' .i':v
Suc.ior go y ST. r'ar ever ,,.de Il, r-;s N.,'i-
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IL Is ric; oily Coa..i. Msp. oaI It l. Aiso4
COUNTY AAI' RAii.tsA3. IL.
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EVERY RAILROAD SrAIivN
and distances between.
'uaral.e any "ona. or Elan - 10 g per d, aei ~
take tg1 al map, that r-uus - sd .,lal "a.
u'Ilcy-
SEND FOR 81 WORTH To rgY
Printed instructions hoS ,r- furnished ..
Wanted who.e>ale Agents Tor our map, =. ..r-y STA.
may Ice nIaCc with lcw hnn.rvJ dollars caisal No
CoErEIIIioa. I. LLOYD
No. I64 Broadway. New Tor2
The War Department our Nap al V.r-i:ia a,rv-
land. and Pennsylvania o's Sl'T'ss c s.arS.-.
port Ferry. Rhurcr-vil!- No,Ad', Ford and 81 ,,.li.i
the Pot"msc AMI every either place Ia Mar laid w
g'iia, and PENNSYLVANIA. or ni"rey refunded,
LLoYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL
Map of Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana, and
Illinois,
i the only authority for Gen. Buell. ard the War Depart
men Money refunded 10 any finding error ia H.
Price 50 cents.
From the Tribune, Aug :.
II LoYD's Mar "F VIRGINIA. MasrLANp AND PE~ysrI-
NANIaThe Nap Is Ne-y Large; lis pu - cents and
!, is the best which can De purchased
LLOTD'S GREAT NAP or The MISSISSIPPI RIVER
From actual surveys By Capis Bari and VIM. Bos-.i
Mississippi Pilots. OF ST Louis Mo. shows every man
plantation and uNn.T iline from ST. Louis ssuf
oi MeNico-lU nes-every sand bar island town land
Ing and all places - miles hack from the ver-cooTed
In counties aid .t1e> PrlC-, 81 in sheets - p4k-;
form, and - 80 Oh linen, with rocTs. Ready Sept
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington. Sept l., las.
J I. LIorDSr: Send S,.ur MAJ, ui the Missi,spi
River, with price per hundred copies Rear Admiral
Charles H. Davis commanding Mississippi squadron
authorized 10 pur hsse many are required f. Use
OF that squadron. GIDEON wELES
: III. Secretary Of the Nav
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lire at Lunenburgh.

Thursday night Nov. 9th, the backsmith's
Nvp owned by NJ. W. Carr of Lunenburgh,
"'> DESTROYED, together with its contents
L Is supposed the fire caught from one of
he !orses. Loss about $25O-no insurance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
ihe Essex X. X. Bill Defeated.

The bill chartering railroad from Island
Pond through Essex county to the Passump-
&c, PASSED the House unanimo usly, but was
NLrl in the Senats-only eight senators
'.,ius for it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
Correction.

Correction.
We are sorry to state that the paragraph
which appeared in this paper a few weeks
ago relative to the promotion of Capt Frost
Of Co. A, 10Th regiment to a majorship, was
untrue. 1t was true that there was a vacancy
it, the abnve office, and as Frost was senior
captain it was expected he would be promot-
ed hut political wire workers ordered other
~is+. and C,p, ChaudIec is major.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
~ L 4 I T. o. Y Z X NO. Mt
" Calednnia County Sc

Ii Probate Court he'll at St Johnshry, within and for
said district oh the 18th day Oi November, A. ID. w.
instrument. purpnrtg 10 be the last will and test
lament I'll lsdac Harrington late OF ST JohnSbury i'll said
district. dee rIcd. being presented the court here
10y David tiooa the executor therein for Probatn
is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein tc notified oappcar at session Of said Court 10
he holden at Che Pruha" OiiiCS III St JonSury the
mi. day Of Dec, 1872 and show il any they NAV
have against the Probate "f said will: for which bur
pose ii Is further ordered that acopy o the record
this order be published three weeks successiyely in the
Caiedonian, printed al ST Jolsury previous said
time appointed for hearing.
A true copy OF Record,
2S-25 Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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lhank>ylviii- .uv shr .o.i.-.,.

Ha'ea u.,r. e aox~. az CO.,, OIL
Iorns,ors ut a. arsA 10 IT, soldiers IL.
&e.elt Onr sei5arng $50 is was Sc,
= Capt Woodward's compay Of me 18Th
'-2ment. 1t will make tie b Us heir,s lad
% md that they are remembered al the an.
wa! festival by the friends at home.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05

The legislature has unanimously extended
the charter Of the hank of Brattleboro to
Jan .ary 1>t, 1887. 1t was originally granted
IN 1921. and since that period it has yearly
returned to its stockholders regular and
>,t, factory dividends.
,o 80, .;.,,o ~, H..
aErs .m;s.sd Co., sar ao" 't, =, az. M
a., 'n.encs drn,terne.. e. wv ~
~ "''~ ia w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
THANKSGIVING Day.

>,yyIc.s to-day at the North Church, in
u..l the other onyrega ions are invited to
70. :j-ytlol sill be taken up in beh alf
.. Ii. ~. Il wounded soldiers. No one
ST.. b, thankful unless he gives some
lin, tJr Inis praiSewosthy object.
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HecOme a RelieYer.

Become believer.
Letters from the 9th Vt, state that {" the
editor of the Burlington Times now believes
in US and it is his intention t. publish refu-
tation of charges made against US, if he sue
ceeds in obtaining the information he needs.'
The writer's say "they congratulate them
selves and their regiment on having so genial
writer and so generous an editor to do them
justice" Well they might.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05

Glover.-An Anecdote and an Institute.
On the dividing ridge between the valley
of Lake Champlain and lake Memphremagog,
is dry basin, 100 feet in diameter, which
was once filed with water, but now covered
with trees and a road winding through it.
The citizens Of Glover relate an amusing an
ecdote of good man and his wife who lived
in the valley down which the waters Of this
runaway pond" madly rushed in 1870
When they heard the roaring, crashing sound
Of the sweeping tide, they thought the day
Enlargement was at hand, and the wife said
"Let US pray" but the husband went to the
door, saw the approaching cataract, and en-
claimed, Let US rum" to which the wife
quickly assented: and they thus saved their
lives.
The Teachers Institute lately held at Glow
er was an occasion of deep interest and prof,
to all concerned. Lectures were delivered
by Messrs. Adams, Tod, Coriss and Hail.
Both parents and teachers attended both day
and evening sessions.
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Barnet Boy Gone.

AFRO Morgan, who enlisted from Barnet
in one Of the New Hampshire regiments, and
who has been under Gen Butler at New Or
leans, was killed in one of the recent Skin
nishes there. News to this effect came to
his widowed mother last week.
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trLcl.
The 252 horses taken on to Washington
Week before last for the Vermont Cavalry
were I'VE days on the road, during which
"me they were fed only once and watered
'"o or three times. None died on the pas.
cage, but the cars were badly gnawed and
most Of the halters were eaten up.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-05
PRINTING OR BINDING.

Whether il be for single book, OF Hotel Regis
ter. Note Book. a Magazine. Poster Handful.
Catalogue. Sermon. Address. Bill of Fare, Pack
of Cards, Bill Heads. Letter-Heads. Business
Cards on Envelopes or Ncte Paper. &c, Nc, or
whether /; DE job OF manufacturing
School Books Jy the NiNion'
Our works are all under enc roof We have 4
hrst class Foudrineer Paper Machine. several
Power Presses. and all the modern improvements
III BOOk-bindlng Tools and Machinery. and our
Workmen are not to be excelled in their seyers!
departments. And for 1868 we shall endeayor to
have DIARIES enough ITO go round" though
the present prospect IS tina; those who buy h.sr
will be most sure 10 get them. All order VIII bt
filled in the orders of heir receptas soon as the
Goods are ready.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY on
hand as usual. IjTSend orders by mail. or wait
for the wagon
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The critics the public are right in predictin. that
this VIII ,uipass. Ill graphic narrative. exciting
AMI extensive popularity, all other histories the War
Tor the Union. lis theme will be the heroic daring pa
ei suffering. and hair breadth suiiers
and sailors and it Incidents will form the theme
vcrSaton II inlumcrabc treSies for come. IL
VIII contain III addition TO its stirring details. philo
Sopnc Analysis OF the Causes of the War, 10y JoHN Lo
THRoF MOTLEY, LII. d. author OF The Rise the Dutch
Republic, etc, the dates oi all the important
from the John Brown raid and AMI revised
account Oi the principal battles. with cn.ray insS.
One third the proceeds of all Subscriptions direct
To us will be given Tor the Relief OF Disabled Soldiers and
all persons who wish the ami also ben
eft the soldiers. should send their and address al
once Also. any officer private. person III ANY
ton OF the country having knowledge a heroic
stirring incident will obcc III by sending
OF it
he furnished with Subscrptan Prospectus apIca-
ton Ia the Publishers.
w 4 Hberd commission giren to soldicys
desiringto act as agents IN taking subscrip-
lions.
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occupy it, ana care lot no. n.r! re-" mes
are. 1t pays me all times, becau>. | A. y,
how far to go, but especially it pays me win. r
most of the business men in my line have
taken their hooks out of the water, thinking
no bites are to be had"
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3 i R k E
The proprietors and owners OF lands in the town
of Burke in the county of Caledonia and state of
Vermont. are hereby notified that the taxes as
scsSed By said town within the three years next
preceding this date. remains in whole OF in part
unpaid on the following described lands III said
town. 10 wit:
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.ely- IL u ISM : ga. ~. ines. {: i!r...,
cents On the 21th Inst.
+. f. Harrison of Gre n,hJ:o. clI yhI IN
the Goth of November, III Caspian Lake, ll3
speckled trout with a single hook in tour
hours.
Mr. Fenton Flint of East Rraintree, gath
cred from tree early this fail in his orchard.
forty two bushels of good winter apples.
Gen Howe, now in command of the first
Vt. brigade, it is stated is a graduate OF
West Point, native of Maine, and was a
captain in the 18th artillery before receiving
his appointment as Brigadier.
A large number OF members of the House
united i'll getting handsome sword and
sash, for Lieut.. Col. Cummings of the 10th
regiment, for several years clerk of that
body. 1t was sent him by express, and a
letter of thanks from him was read to the
House
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AT UNION HALL, ST. JOHNSBURY.
THURSDAY tTHANKSGUINcl EVE, DEC. i.
AND ALSO.
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. j.
New England Favorite
VENTRILOQUiST MIMIC AND PRESrIDIGIATOR
Appearing in his distinctive entertainment
. sanctioned by the Clergy approved by the Press
and endorsed by the entire Public" and which
has stood the test of 81 years in critical New
England. Withom: the aid of transatlantic rcpu-
'at;cn. foreign puffery, and most truly without
.rp.fbc e. he stands to day. by the voice Of the
'ie = native. home artist. acknowledged the
~, .e.puue
tt@' RILOQUIST NOW LIVING.
: .-.. o. ! >tagngical interpretations OF Ancient
%. .crn illusions he is
INCOMPATIBLE.
We. II, professional rivals conferring upon him
a.. nerited title of :. The Autocrat OF the Magic
;abie -
Admission - cents. Doors open at 6 J: COM
.utnceS at : o'clock
+. NJ. LESLIE. Business Manager
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23

Making y per cent for the year end
ing Aug !, 1862 Said per centage upon the orig
nal amount OF the premium without reference to any
Endorsement and to be paid the at his Office
in montpelier, on or before the 10th day Of Oct, 1862
Members Of the Company will and in the hands of the
representatives elect to the Legislature. schedule showing
the amount of assessment due from rcsnecvev and
they are particularly desired that the money for the,
assessments IS forwarded 10 the Office October assess
hents must be paid when due. Those aus fail to nav
ought not s expect to be paid their property destroyed
by hre little attention this the part the Members
oil the Company, at the proper time, will them expense
and trouble. See Act of Interpretations en- your Policy
which will ne enforced j. 7. THURSTON, Trea surer
Montpelier, Sept. z. 1862
IL The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this State
are requested to insert the foregoing their respect
i've papers three weeks ucessyey and forward their bills
Il this Office for payment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
...1lQrrieO.

n Eor'haeI, Oct, 2lst, by Rev 0. H. rfllotson. MIR.
t4bert aravnsll, o Chicago III and Miss Angeline A.
F-!Leroee. Vt Nor,hfed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23

LargsvILLE. Ky, Oct. %. On Sunday, Gen
Forest with considerable force of rebel cavalry
commenced crossing the Cumberland river His
advance, loco strong encamped on the Gallatine
Height seven miles North Of Nashville
Gen Negley Immediately dispatched Col. Mil
.er with a detachment to intercept the rebels
Iea:tacGed them on Monday at daylight and
lfov4 them across the river But few we've
killed Qr wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882.
IliE members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
company are merely notified that the following assess-
ne nts nave been made by the Directors all Notes in force
on the following DAYS, to wit