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Pre,eutatiOn.

On the evening before the 9th Vt Vols left
P.ar.eboro, the friends of Capt VIM ]. Hen
.r,oa presented him, as a token of their re-
.,,c: and confidence, with an elegant sword,
ri. and sash. Capt Henderson went from
syega,p, in command of the Orange County
ID. He is every inch soldier and gentle
IAN, and we have no doubt that he will make
..ch use of his sword in the service Of oul
.antry as to fulfil the expectations Of his
lends.
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the John Brown raid, and an accurate and revised
account the principal battles, with engravingS.
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Confectionery of all Kinds.

Oranges and Lemons, Figs. Nuts of every de-
scription. Pipes of twenty different varieties. To-
bacco. better assortment than can be found in
this County. We have the celebrated Union
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, said to be the best
thing that is used. Cigars of all kinds. Extracts
of Lemon. Orange. Vanilla, &c. We have the
celebrated AnnearS Boot Backing. superior ar
ticle: also. Boot Brushes, Pocket Books, Wal
let's, Port Monaies. Tobacco Boxes, Percussion
Caps, Cigar Cases, &c &c.
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Dated at Ryegate. July l6, 1862. 4
q ATE OF We X MON L.
y Caledonia County, SIS.

CURTIS STANFORDS ESTATE.
In Probate Court holden St Johnsbury on the 18th
day OF July A. ID. 1862.
Joel R. Sanbo-n, administrator upon the estate of Cur
It's Stanford late of Burke in said District deceased, in
TO the court that il would be beneficial
to the heirs and all Interested in said estate, sell the
whole the real estate of the said deceased and
the into and praying for License 10 sell the
same and said adm illustrator has produced to said Court
the consent and appreciation i'll writing of all the heirs
and all interested in said estate residing i'll this state
the granting OF sai0 License.
Whereupon is ordered by said Court that said appl
cation be referred to session OF said Court be holder
at the Probate Office in St Johnsbury aforesaid III,
9Th day Aug A d. 1862 for hearing and decision there
on.
And is further ordered that all persons interested bt
notified hereof by publication OF notice of tins appcacI
and order thereon, three weeks successfully the Gale
DOMAIN printed at st JOhnsbury before said time OF
Ing that they may appear AT said time and place. ami
they cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest,
4-6 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
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\ 0 I I c E

The proprietors of the pews in the United
Presbyterian Meeting House at Ryegate Corner.
in the Town of Ryegate, County of Caledonia
and State of Vermont. are hereby notified that
the Taxes assessed by the Trustees of the United
Presbyterian Society. of Ryegaee. in Ryesate
aforesaid. an association duly organized under
chapter 81 of compiled statutes of the State OF
Vermont, for the purpose and object specified
therein and as set forth in the Constitution and
Bylaws of said society. upon the pews in said
Meeting House. remain unpaid on the following
described pews in said Meeting House, to wit:
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THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN
UFACTURES, FROM 1908 to 1860.

OTaO1 C4tLC, I4SOh 1COC W 1oOO.
By DIR. J. LEANDER BISHOP. vols, Svo.
Vol. l. now ready, Vol. II. nearly ready.
This is probably the largest and important work
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We have also just published new editions OF the follow
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Every business man and clerk should have these books
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We pay particular attention TO mailing BOOKS wrapping
them carefully and will procure and send, postpaid, any
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"a.lE RIVER JUNCTION, July Il. Yester-
~ ap' SWEET of the 18th L. S. Infantry,
VA an oitIcer from West Lebanon, n. H., to
.. .g', Vt, to open recruiting office, who
J .'s:sa The American ensign on the hotel
Ing The night, after II o'clock, party of
=, 5ts:oAlsts, who have lately been very open
1-J Conduct, and rejoicing over the So
.'N retreat of Gen Mcclellan, placed lad
,.rs aHsInst the house, got upon the roof and
- Iie flagstaff in two, carrying away the
hey also broke the blinds of the win
>.s ~, ald committed other outrages. Capt
..,, ~ Immediately on learning these facts
v, 81 ~ LOT Norwich with another flag, and
grm .1,e an armed guard to protect it,
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CONUISSIONERs' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers bengapponedbyt the Probate Court
w the district OF Caledonia, commissioners receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands all person.
against the estate Ot NJ. X. CUe late vi Brighton, i'll
said district, deceased, and the claims of deceased
exhibited in offset thereto hereby give that
from the 10Th day Of JUNE A D. ls62 allowed
the creditors present their claims to said
and allowance, and that Will
that purpose the late residence Of the deceased,
ON the rst Tuesdays of October and December neNt,
FROM IL O'Clock q III. To p. each Of said days
lS4-6 AMOS CURRIER )OoiiioS'ol'i''
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Worcestershire Sauce. lord Ward.) for roast
meat and steaks. something that is desirable In
all families; Fresh Tomato, ketchup. Chow
Chow, French Mustard. jenkins. Pepper-sauce,
Horse-Radish, Mustard. &c.
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ompany A, 10th Regiment.

This company remains here yet under dai
drill. Its ranks are nearly full, and tn
zen expect to be ordered into camp at Brat
:.5oro any day. The following is CON
&c list of the names of this company:
Cap'ain-E. B. FROST.
lst licutenant-H. II. DEWEY.
Il lieutenant-M. HOPKINS.
Sergeants.
Thompson Moses w Sawyer
l. Powers Stephen Knights
/ I Quimby
CO1porals.
latham Hoyt Geo Labaree
\ B Emerton NJ Parker
Ira Cole Henry Cannon
.yman Bemis, Jr Emery Kelley
Drummer-Calvin Dewey, Jr.
Ftcr-Wm Hall.
Wagoner-Martyn Hardy.
Piirates.
Hiram Aiken + W Hudson
1~orge q Brown G Hunt
,,pph Brown Plummer B Hall
.cob Bailey John Hill
henry | Bailey Chas r Hoage
gorge Bailey Robt Haskell
NmbaIl Ball Sol S Hudson
20 Ba,ten Fred F Kendall
Bean II A Lawrence
got Blancher Charles A Lyford
Nathan Beecher Atkins Moore
lin Boukart J. Allen Morrill,
LA Bridge Chas w Mason
Z Berthaume S Mitchell
ira { Cole A 7 Martin
..ares W Conley J Maxfed
m Conley Mann
gorge II Conley Samuel T Merriam
'aion Cram Robert Murrey
.@y Carr William Murrey
aoalo ? Carr Martyr Mccormick
William Cade Arthur Mclaughlin
lin I Cole Arthur Mclaughlin
harvey Cole Jefferson Packard
.'.lc Croker Trehy Paquin
tt Clark Isaac S Randall
.2,maS Cable William d Root
y Drew Robt Reed
mo NJ y Douse Thomas N Smith
ward Duva Martyn Somers
"N | Farnsworth George Stevens
y, Ark an, Fields JOS F Tyler
y !, t.ntom VIM J Uttey
MF.'zgerall William H Wallace
VS. Folscr VIM H Whitehill
W Flanders John Wilkins
'ae, Gordon Frank Wiley
! Urswold Chas A Woodruff
ZAP Gammel
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

Plan OSPersons who wish to buy Piano OF the best
makers will be shown how they handsome sum
in the purchase if they address PIANO. care J0Y, Coz
Co. Publishers Agents, New York 20.
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HAIR WELRY
All Goods Warranted as Represented
WATCH. CLOCK IND JEWELRY
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING

Having had over II years experience in the
business, being practical Matchmaker and En-
grarer myself. 1 shall spare no pains in giving
satisfaction in this department of nv business
and warrant all work. c. {. CHlLDS.
ST Johnsbury, Vt.
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DACk PAY AND BOUNTIES.

Back nav and bounties due deceased soldiers
and pensions for persons entitled thereto by Acts
of Congress. will be obtained by the subscriber
for reasonable compensation.
THERON HOWARD
ST Johnsbury. June j. 1862 9S-l3ll.
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temperance Lecture Monday Evening.

importance Lecture Monday Evening.
NJ. Hewlett will address the people Of
- 'o"H and vicinity at the Town Hall,
'4a! evening next, on the subject of tenn
'sace' Admittance free. This is Mr.
'''".-'Is first tour in this section, but read
'"N '0ey say Of him where he is known:
= w. Hewlett visited our city, by invita-
,.- o, our Leading citizens, and treated US
'.' he best lectures upon Temperance We
's ever listened to. He is a sound rea-
'"s'' anu though small man physically, he
. al; AaocA Whiskeydom into blue fits" His
-, OF anecdotes is inexhaustible, and he
..> 'Aem as no one else ran.-MinnesOtian,
- y 'oIScIDENcE.-J. B. Cough and S. NJ.
-, ''vU' the two popular temperance speak
a., were both born in England were both
' .''N !qon the stage-both dissipated-both
we, -et rom the slough of despair at the
a. "me-both same age-have both bur.
,. nc companion Of their first choire-are
.. u" s'od singers, and both are now filling
.a't with their eloquent appeals for suf
.,.s humanity. God bless and speed then
.'''~N. J. Observer.
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The Confessions ana experience OF an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as
warning and caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay, &c;
supplying at the same time the means of self
cure. By one who has cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. By enclosing postpaid address,
ed envelope, single copies may be had of the au-
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq, Bedford, Kings
Co, Ny. S5-l337.
Have you used Doct. Gifford's Homeopath-
ic Curatives: Try it for any disease named in
the list-you will not use any other medicine
An assortment of the curatives kept by J. C..
Bingham, agent, or sent per mail by Philip Lee,
1876 William street. New York. price rs cts. per
box--manual furnished free-see that each box
has Philip Lees name on it.
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NEWBURY SEMINARY
AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

FEMALE COLLEUIA1T 1NOIIIU T..
Commences its Fall Term August %, under a
full Board of competent Teachers.
In addition to the usual advantages in the solid
and artistic branches. the Gymnastic and Militia
ry Departments furnish to ladies and gentlemen
special facilities for physical development.
For circulars. board or rooms. apply to the
Principal, GEO. CROSBY SMITH, A. NJ.
Newbury, VT, July Is, 1862. Al
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MARRIAGES.

In Passumpsic, July II, by Rev A. w. Board
man, Alexander Morse and Alice Woods, both
of Barnet
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

customers AZ all times with new and desirable
goods. such as Watches and Jewelry IF all kinds
and styles. Books and Stationery, Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety, 1901 kinds,
GERMAN TOYS,
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Plain and Colored Lithograph Pictures,
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames.
AT NV store al all business hours may be seen
free of charge. Picture Gallery, revolving Ster-
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SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OF Gold, Silver and other kinds of bows. My
assortment and experience are such that can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
cd. equaltO any optician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHILDS continues 10 manufac
ture
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in the latest and most approved styles and al
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\. b. | continue TO manufacture my silver
Spoons and warrant them coin standard.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
goods. Those wishing TO purchase will find il
for their interest TO give me call
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At East St Johnsbury. 18th inst. Rutha, wife
of David Smith, aged rs years.
In Burke, June 81, of dyspepsia, Mary A.,
daughter of Horace and H. B. Packer.
In Lyndon, June 10, of diptheria, George NJ.
son of Aaron w. Quimby, aged years and
months.
At East Hardwck, June 2, Mary Ann, wife of
B. X. Cross, aged % years.
In Berlin, July l6, Rev James Hobart, Gather
Hobart aged IS years, II months and IA days.
In Columbia, N. H., July l6, Daniel Whipple,
late of st Jobnsbury, VT, aged 70 years.
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DEATHS.

FS- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted Free
Obituaries including poetry inserted at six cents line, In
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CASH AT LOW PRICES.
Also. he has made arrangements with some of
the principal Importers and Manufacturers of n.
York and Boston 70 furnish him with the latest
styles of Watches. Jewelry. Plated Ware, &c
Also with some of the first publishing houses to
supply him with any articles in the Book and
Stationery line, weekly, thereby giving him ad
rantages. mot possessed by other dealers,l 10
furnish his
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

in five hours pains and weakness on le sue
and hack and Rheumatic Complaints IN an eq snorS
period of time Spread beautiful white lamb SKIN,
their use subjects The wezer 10 no Ano
Price 10 "a cents "a. p,.. -
NJ, .s,s ana Merchants in ali parts of the United
States Cansdas and south America and may be obtained
" S>ns ~ nR l. e HYRRICI CO.,
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West India Goods & Groceries.
Low FOR CASH.
Sauces of all Kinds.

We buy for Cash and can sell our goods as low a
can be bought in old Caledonia County.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-29
rrmn .rhomp.on,. Report.r.l

Uxrrxn S1ArEs SEcuRrriEs.-The
Demand Treasury notes which are da-
ted August 10, 1851, are not fundabls
into stock, but fare receivable for all
public dues" This fact appears On the
margin Of the note.
The demand Treasury notes which
are dated March 10. 1859. are no. re-
eeivable for Custom House dues. but
are frDdable into . twenty year 3 per
cent. stock; but the stock is redeens.
ble'atthe pleasure Of the Gevernmsut
any time after Eve years. This fac.
appears on the back OF the note,
The Z $40 Treasury Note Bonds
are fundabls at the pleasure Of the
holder. ct any time up to the day they
mature, into an absolute twenty year
8 per cent. stock; or if the holder
elect, be can take the money at mata-
rity.
The absolute twenty year stock is
called United States skies Of 1881.
The stock into which the demand
notes dated March 10, 1859, is funds-
bic, is named BY Mr.. Secretary Chase
the United States $50 sizes. The
meaning is, that they have Eve years
to run, and they may run for some in
definite time not exceeding twenty
years.
The demand Treasury notes dated
Aug. 10, 1851, win continue to bear a
premium. being the only money, except
gold, that is ussble st the Custom
house; and next fall or winter the pre-
MUM on them will be about equal to
the premium on gold, whatever that
may be.
From these data Il is easy for any
person to make up their mind what
the various classes Of Federal securities
are worth, when paid for in legal-ten.
der Treasury note currency; or in bank
currency, which is convertible into
nothing but legal tender currency.
We will elucidats. by saying that the
legal tender money 10 par. The $3.50
sixes" being obtainable at par with the
legal tender currency, cannot rise but
a brokerage above par and accrued in
terest added.
Then the question is, how much is
an absolute twenty-yesr 8 per cent.
stock worth more than . 6 per cent.
stock thst may be called in at any time
after FIVE years?
The 7 $40 Treasury note bends
win earn during the two and half
years they have to run 8 per cent. more
interest than the 6 per cent. stock.
They are, then. worth that 5 per cent.
more than the SKIES of 1881; and the
privilege of taking the money or an
absolute twenty-year stock, is certainly
worth something in addition.
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To BIZ cosTIsUED.]

A PATRIOTIC CLEReTMAN.-John T.
Bruce. Esq. editor of the st. Joseph
(Mo.) Journal. who recently passed
through Chicago. thus writes:
81 travelled, in coming here, in CON-
pany with Rev. DR.. Cox, Of Chicago.
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
He had been to ST. Louis and bought
one OF the Presbyterian churches. that
originally cost S87. 900 for s37, ,00o:-
He intends to have a purely Union
church. The flag with the stars and
stripes will be placed on the top OF The
church, and service viii be opened reg
ularly BY singing Hail Columbia and
close with the Star spangled Banner
Another feature Of this new church will
be that in addition to the usual ques-
tions asked at the alter. Of those who
desire 10 unite themselves with the
church, will be, Are you for the Union.
and have you always been true to the
fag?' II these questions cannot be
answered affirmatively, the applicant
is rejected, no matter how truly peni-
tant the poor sinner may be- DR.. Cox
is rather Of the opinion that there is no
room in Heaven for those who do not
love this glorious Union. and who have
rebelled against the best Government
in the world without cause. The
DR.. is an energetic. able preacher. and
viii visit 81. Joseph before long.
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Democratic party On the basis Of on
position 10 an Administration which h
doing its whols duty to the Republlo
in her direst agony, and on the theory
Of Withholding their counsel or assis-
tance from those who are sighting our
battles.
The scheme Of recognising Q party
under certain leaders becomes more
odious in view Of the infsmy which
attaches to the bad men who have had
it 10 charge for the last few years.
These men ara stiIl IN the ascendant ID
its counsels. As they were the sgenta
OF the traitors before the rebellion, 80
do they sympathize with these traitors
now that they are in arms. Indeed,
"the Democratic members Of Con-
gress" anticipate the return. II not oil
the traitors themselves. TO Congress. at
least Of those who will do as they did
when they held seats in our legislative
halls.
The Democratic party found lis
grave under the Infamous Administra-
lion of James Buchanan. It was as
sassinated by the tyrants who framed
and defended Leeompton and the Eng
lish bill-who prescribed every honest
man that refused to sanction these
frauds-who murdered Broderick and
defeated Douglas. and who. up to the
very last hour. used the confidence Of
a generous people to strengthen, slim
ulate, and organize the Secession Con-
spiracy. The attempt to resurrsct it
may be successful; but this can never
be when those who undertake the task
summon the people to its standard by
a deliberate insult to the Union men
engaged in this great war, and by an
equally deliberate expression Of sympa-
thy for the enemies Of the Government.
OCCASIONAL.
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CuRIosIrIEs.-Thers is . farmer in
Putnam county, N. Y. who has a mile
and q half of children. His name is
Furlong, and he has eight boys and
four girls. Eight Furlongs one mile.
There is g gentleman in st. Louis,
Mo-, who has two bushels and half
Of children. His name is Peck, and be
has ten boys and girls. Four Pecks
one bushel.-Erchangs.
There is lady in Boston who was
husband to her husband before they
we're married, and who has given him
three husbands since marriage. Her
name was Husband, which was un-
changed by msrrisge.-Ezehangs.
There is q lady in Ohio who present.
ed her husband with 12-dozen children
at one birth. Her name is Gross D.
s. Journal.