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Ia Crown rain y. y, dee y Edward w,ls. former
ly from Brdnor VI aged Is wears.
Ia East Montpelier, De y, Of chronic darr hea and
Npchod fever M John uaihaway aged about % years
Al Camp Grpvcr Odcuts Cross kue is, Nd Nov 25th,
oftyph1d fever Aria A. SON ofO. f. and H. Freeman
OF south Walden Vt, aged lG years and months. The
deceased WAS member OF GO G, 10Th Vt Regiment.
In MarshfCld Dec 4 very suddenly. at the house Of
her sou-in-laN Fred. NcCris, widow Aurrilla Laird
aged 90 years months and3 days Other papers please
COPY,
III Barre. Dec II, Col d Harrington aged 50 years
ter Of Yea. Harvey MARTIN. aged u She was good
girl although young, yea prepared.
In Washington Dec o. NJ tph lid fever Laura wife Of
Lyman Pepper aged &c. Also, Dec no, infant child Of
Levi Whtcomb
In Chicago, H.. Nov 27, in hospital Of sickness, Mr..
VI Regiment aged 81 years. months, and Il days.
II was a native Of Woodbury., VI hut has in former
years resided in Lowell, MSS lie leaves widow and
three lhildrcu 20 mourn his loss.
In Braiut &c, near West Randolph Nov %, solomon
Holmen ESQ aged 90 years, G months and days AT
aud commenced the fam where he has since lived
rs years. lie early married o Miss SALLY Mann who
shared with him the trials and enl1ymcns otlfe till some
wears ago when she proceeded him TO the spirit land
O their 10 children 10 still live Of1heir Sc grand child
Al living and Of their great grand chidren,
49, lie died as he dlyed' respected by all who knew
him
Albcr, Emerson Co. D. lstYt Cavalry, died At Lynch
burg Va August In of typhoid fever aged % years,
months and 20 days. The deceased was eldest Of
Truman Hiucrsou Of Cabot He was taken prisoner
May 2ilh, by Ashl'ys Cavalry, near SuAsburg, Va,
ouer Of until death ended bis suI rings He was
respected and beloved by an who knew him, aud although
deeply his loss, get we trust that our loss is his
eternal gain
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the suiFerings and sacrifices thereby entailed
upon loyal men and women. OF all men in
the Senate, II seems TO me Mr. Powell should
perfectly understand that the suferings of the
loyalists in Kentucky are due, in the highest
degree, to avowed rebels, and in the next and
only subordinate degree TO that, TO those men
whose patriotism is suspected by reason Of
their sympathy with rebels. These are the men
who are arrested these are the men who are
discharged upon a pledge Of loyalty; and
these are the men who furnish texts for the
diatribes Of Southern Senators and Northern
copperheads.
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millions were discharged by the law of is4l.
How these facts show the expediency Of the
law passes my comprehension, unless 1t is to
be assumed that the representations were all
true If no fraud in the representations Of
assets. il was certainly expedient to relieve
tho debtors from this crushing and hopeless
burden Of debts that could not be paid. Here
is the point fraud--can we so far exclude II
as to give relief to honest bankrapts without
equal distress to honest credi,orsi Mr..
Foster cited Judges Story and Mclean
in favor Of the bankruptcy act, claiming three
good effects, to wit assisting compromises
between debtors and creditors--enabling hon
est debtors to resume business-and com
pelling an equal distribution ofasssts Of debt
ors among all the creditors.
In the House. the army appropriation bill
was passed, lO7 to 3-Mcssrs. May, Norton
and WicklifFe voting in the negative. Only
nineteen Of the Democrats and Union men
voted for the bill, the remainder Of these
classes, embracing most of the Democrats.
not noting at all so you see the dough-faeed
democrats do not support The 0ar by their
votos. While in committee Of the whole, Mr..
Mallory Of Kentucky (Union,) moved pro-
yiso that the appropriation shall not be used
to encourage the escape Of slaves, or for
emancipation or colonization, OF for anything
but the re-establishment OF the authority Of
the constitutio and laws This was reject
ed, &C to 33. The bill appropriatos $751;
600 600 for the year ending June so, 1854
and Of course the money will not be expend-
ed unless the war shall be continued,
Mr.. Baxter continues to improve, and to-
day he is able to sit up. Mrs. Baxter has
arrived
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Remarks.-lt has been quiet week for business and
prices show little variation. Flour quite du and the
tendency Of prices favors buyers although material
change has taken place. Corn is frmor and shade
higher with better inquiry, Oats firm, aud in steady
demand. Sales Of rye small Barley shade lower-
Eastern hay is firm at advance Small sales " hops,
Beef steady with limited demstd outside Of government
wants No change in lard Hogs are coming in more
freely Butter steady and firm. With fair demand for
choice quality. No change in cheese White beans
rather dun, and liitlc lower fleece aud pulled wool
have been n moderate demand with sales Of 10000 lbs
az from 90 Csc nr los, cash Tie finer grades held
uuIia firm. huI rnmr-n h lnl
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The citizens and visitors at the Capital were
surprised to-day by the resignation Of Hon.
VIM H. Seward, Secretary of State, and Of
his son, the Assistant Secretary. 1 can give
you no explanation, except such as has al
ready been made public; nor can | assure
you Of the accuracy OF that. II is said that
Secretary Seward rendered ~~"diNonal re-
signauon voluntarily-the condition being the
continuance in Office Of the Secretary OF War,
Mr.. Stanton, and the commander in chief,
Gen Halleck. If those gentlemen were 'in,
he was to be out" In short, it was a
cnange Of cabinet on compulsion. The next
step asserted is, caucus of the Republicans
Of the Senate, and a vote, ! G to l3, asking
the resignation Of Secretary Seward the
next q reconsideration Of that resolution, and
unanimous vote advising a change in the
cabinet, but without designating persons; and
the last, the resignation OF Mr. Seward -
Some anticipate that each member Of the cab
met will tender his resi- gnation. tut you will
get the news as soon as /, and perhaps cor
rected by the c.nsor Of the telegraphic dis
patches. SO much for the talk Of the day.
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No one can read Gen burnside report to Gen.
llalleck without feeling his confidence restored,
his hopes frightened, and his faith in his ultimate
success increased. Without disparaging the mill
tary reports Of his predecessors in the least, we
must say this, to our mind is a model paper
simple, frank, explicit There is no attempt to
shirk the responsibility OF the attack ON Fredcr
icksburg no complaints of part Of his army
no censuring Of the War Department lie cxcr-
cised his own Judgment. lie nobly seconded
by his officers and soldiers. Though they did not
succeed in all that was attempted, what they did
was done handsomely It needed not his past
honorable record,--the single battle Of Fredcr-
isksbug and the plain, unvarnshed, solderke
report Of it which he has submitted, indicate at
once both the brave soldier and the honorable
man He not only had the courage 10 undertake
difficult, yea, desperate battle, but the skill to
take care of himself and his army when he saw
that a further prosecution would result in too
great a sacrifice of che lives of his brave men.
lie accords ''all honor 90 the brave officers and
soldiers who promptly executed his commands.
lie complains of no one, lie consurcs none. He
takes the blame aud oii the blame, upon himself
This is true courage true manliness, true great
ness the fl attributes of great and good gencr-
al. We knew he had patriotism bravery, skill
and energy before now we know he is also gem
crous honest, honorable. Such man engaged in
restoring Che best government that ever blessed
mankind, God must prosper.
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DEC, TO, IbbZ.
The debate on the bankrupt bill was OPEN
ed in the Senate yesterday by Mr.. Foster of
Conn, (repub,) in speech in favor of the bill
The constitutionaity and expediency of a
bankrupt law, be considered to be settled by
two acts, that of 1900, which was in force
till 1903, and that OF 1871, which was in
'orce for thirteen months. Under the latter
2A294 certificates Of bankruptcy were grant
ed, 's5 refused, and 4,46S cases were not
decided. The amount of debts represented
was S444S34, els OIL, and the amount Of
property applicable to them was $43,697,-
SO7 1880 that Debts exceeding four hundred
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NTATE OF VERMONT

- 7 A I Il OF VERM ONT
~ WAsHlNGroS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Pnhae Court, held az MONTPELIER ia said District
on the nth day Of December A. ID 1862
Horace Hovey, Administrator OF the estate Of Mary
l.. Smith late Of Worcester In said District deceased
presents ais administration account fur examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree Of dstri-
hutton and partition n The u said deceased
Wheroupou, It Is ordered by said Court that said &C
count and said application be referred session Of
said Court to De held az the Probate Office in said Mont
pecr on the Both day Of December A. D. 1862 for hear
ing and decision thereon And it is further ordered
that notice hereof be given 70 al persons interested by
publication n the three weeks successS oy in the
Vermont WatchuAn and State Journal newspaper
published AZ Montpelier, previous said time appoint
ga Tor hearing, that they may appear said time and
place. and show cause, II any they may have why said
account should be allowed. and such decree made
BY the Court. Attest,
d0S2 n. A. CHASE, Register.
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VI. INSANE ASYLUM BURNED.

/. lNoANE A. I LtM BURN ED.
BY telegram from the operator at Bfattlo-
boro', we learn that fire broke out in the
extensive buildings of the Vermont Insane
Asylum yesterday Sunday morning about ?
o'clock. The wind blew a severe gale from
the North. The two large wings running
west were entirely consumed, also the centre
building. The east wings were saved al
though somewhat damaged By the mastery
management of its noble superintendent, w.
II. Rockwell, all the patients we're saved
The loss cannot now be stated.
The fire which consumed a large part Of
the insane asylum at Brsttleboro', sunday
morning, left the part occupied by the females
uninjurcd. There were about $40 patients
10 the building. all OF whom are comfortably
provided for The loss has not been report
ed yet, but it cannot fail far short of 1913 600
as the center building cos; SIS 600, and each
of the wings over s. 900.
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- T A 7 f OF VERM N T i.
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held 40 Montpelier in said District
on the 10th day Of December, A D.. 1862,
William D Mclntyre Administrator Of the estate Of
Benjamin Waliing late Of Middesex in said District,
deceased presents his administration for exami-
nation aud allowance, and makes application for a de-
cree of distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased Whereupon, 1t Is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred session
Of said Court to be held AT c Probate Office in said
Montpelier on the 18Th day Of January, A. D. 1853. for
hearing and decision thereon And IL is further ordered
that notice hereof De given to all perons interested by
publication nj tha same three weeks suhcrssiy ely in the
Vermont Watchnan aud State Journal A newspaper
published l Montpelier previous said true appointed
for hearing, that they may appear said time and place.
aud show causc any thoy may have Why said accoun;
should pot be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court,
81 33 Attest r. r. MERRILL J,dg.
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NATHANIEL JONES, IRIS ESTATE.

n ATTAINED JONES JR.'S ESTATE.
a The subscriber having been appointed by the Hon
0rahe Probate Court for the District II Washingtou
commissioners 90 receive, Xtmne and ust nl claims
and demands of an persons against the estate Of Nathan
ol Jones, Jr ate OF Moreown in said district deceased.
represented cut and the uf six months from
the 2lih day Of November 1862, being allowed by said
court "a the creditors OF said deceased exhibit aud
prove their rcspeo i've claims hefte Give notice. that
we will attend 10 duties u appointment at the
dwelling house OF Widow Lucinda Jones' in Moretown,
IN said district the tenth day of January and twentieth
day ~ may next, al ocduk, 10 the Afternoon each
Of said days.
ALpHEAs BASS, (r,,,u,,s.i,,.,.
KNOs SITES SNomInlss'ones-'
Moretowu, Dec. lOth. A. ID 1902 Sl33
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PATRIoTIo.-The little Misses Soldiers
Aid Society of Barre held a festival at the
Town Hall on the evening of the 18th, inst,
which was very respectfully attended. Be-
sides having a social good time generally,
they realized the sum Of S5l 90 in cash as
the result Of their labors which will be APP
propriated for the benefit Of our gallant Barre
Boys who have so nsbly volunteered to sus-
tain the constitution and laws Of our COM
mon country All praise to the little Misses
of Barre, and their generous mothers. C.
- In printing Mr. Walton's statement Of
the vote on laying on the table lcaman's pro-
slavery resolutions, we did not get Repibli-
cans enough by hundred-more or less
Figures do lie
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5Jly
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