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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

The Vt. Mutual INsURASoL CoNrAST--
The annual meeting of this Company was
held at the Office of the company, and the
following ler-ons were chosen Directors for
the year ensuing
Washington County-Daniel Ba dWin. I.
P r. field. Erastus S Camp. J. T. Thurs
ton. Charles Dewey.
Orange County-B " Bartholomew.
Bennington County ty-IIenry D Hah.
LamOille Countv-W ii II Bingham.
Wmdham COuDty-F II FesSendeu.
Chttenden C0unty-Wm Shaw.
Orleans County-Gaius Robinson.
Windsor County-Lutber g White.
Addison County-CalSin 6 Tiidea.
Franklin COuDty-Roh,rt SAKE.
Eek County-rhOs q Beatue.
Grand Isle County-Asa Reynolds.
Rutland County-Merrit; CLARK
Caledonia c unty-A ( Judeyine.
Subsequently the Directors made choice Of
the following ofhcsrs
Dani Baldwin. President.
Timothy p Redfe,i. Vlcc President
Charles Dewey. Secretary.
james I. Ihurton. Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
Miscellaneous.

d" How P1>T1oS BsiDGEs ARR MADE
? 1.isUu bats Ie & 3- o-tlmed, Jhuty f-ei
ling. t&o aud a bali i,ei wide ~ the hov.
and ts- 'esJ wlGe "a; the stern, s'C,llinE out
o. Jir -id-r 20 thr width % TX fc.t. E4cb
frs uu . running gear of four whrel-, and De-
G-td 20 a ta.gaE- wagon Tor the pont..nier-
sarryWe i's fraf ariHu of -rrng pieces and
ri t.lrb. ,1.aci.In. q lIver the t,ais are
uaIrsl.t. doaJ,d acrJs- by cables made last
up tt- -lrr-m, tLUn th- ring pieces are iaio
across ir IN one heat c, tine next, and uu
o. --n are 1..aced tie lank-, each tw,nry-' uv
fret nc. which iom gangway Of that
width. rs q fine sight % see a regiment
come 90 liy,r bank with a YantO1n tram,
urlaud and Ia nch heir bYats, moor them ~
p .iua. ami ID .e-- tiau five minutes from tie
fim wIen the word "halt' va. given have
o bridge. =,y SIX hunired leet IN length,
y-r "a Lich az army can safely p4ss wnh al
tll-rg arH hI-aC".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

get what they len They were, q course IS
welcome as those present. sud on they came Ia
squads Of Eve or more until every grain Of oroSh
ed coffee were exhausted. they then asked 4or
tea, and that was served to twenty more
In the meantime, a subordinate ofieer had beg
ged Of me a little bread tor himself and few men
and he was supplied in the kitchen He was iol,
lowed By others in turn, until nesrly IN hundred
had been supplied with something 20 eat or drink
All, however politely asked permission TO enter
the house, and ehaved with entire propfiAty-
They did not make single rude or proiane re-
mark even 20 the servants.
When. in reply 20 their Inquiries, tod
them that l cordially sustained the President
emancipation proclamation, thev betrayed little
nervousness. but did not for moment forget their
proprietT. They admitted it TO be the most se-
rioas danger that has vet threatened them. but
they we're all hopeful that 4. would not be sustain
ed in the North with sufficient animity TO en-
force IL. They sll declared themselves heartily
SICK Of the war but determined never to Dc reua1'
ted With the North.
At four o'clock Ia the morning the welcome
blast Of the bugls was heard. and they rose hur-
rienly TO depart. Thanking me for the hospiiaii-
" they had received, parted mutually express
ing the hope that should We ever meet again, u
would be under more pleasant eircumstauc-s-
In several instances the men commenced 70 tose
private property from stores, bu; they we're ar
rested By Gen. Stusrt's provost guard In single
instance only that have heard ofdid they enter =
store by ntimiiating the proprietor. All our shops
aud stores were closed, and with very few excep'
tions were not disturbed.
The rail road station house, mssA inc shops,
rouud-hOuse, and he warehouses filled vita au--
munition, were fired, and the las. O: the rebels
fed tho town.
80 ended day Of rebel rule in C5ambers5urs.
They took some $40 horses frcm cur people, aud
destroyed. perhaps, 10000 worth Of property
for the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company,
probably $1,000 for Wunderlioh and Neal. aat
sl50.0OO for the government. Oar people ss1er-
ally feel that, bad as they are, they are no; 60
bad a. they might be. | presume that the cavalry
We had with Us arc the flower oi the rebel army
They are made up manly Of young men in Viz
ginii, who owned ine horses, aud have had con-
siderable culture. 7 should ike % TisA a
similar experiment with their infantry. But from
the fact that / can't ind horse about tie barn,
and that my fence is stripped Of palIus % re mil1
ne of the reality cf tho matter, u would seem
like e dream. Il was 90 uneXpected-so soon ov-
er-that our people bad hardly time 10 appreciate
l..
Hoping thst slsIl never again be caleb upon
70 entertain circle Of rebels around ny ire -iis,
believe ne, Truly thine,
A. X. MCCLvRr.
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\ SNAIL JUDeE.-Jujge Merrick OF tie
CncuiL Court of Washington, requested the
return Of S7,09. deducted from his salary
under the tax law, Oh the ground that
il violated the statute that the salaries Of
judges shall not be diminished during heir
tim Of fiee. The Controller repliei that
Commissioner Boutwell, had decided that the
tax was upon az salaries, and if the Presi-
d-nt could stand the tax he thought the
Judge might.
Merrick, It will be remembered. Is sus-
psciei Of dlsloy ilty, and has dono what lie
could for traitors arrested in the District.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

AH election cl eE ra1r1lnaTy = sisul-.;lncr l.
soon O. p. t-li in tie great State - New
York !t is not d mere trIsl OF sJrer- 9Th and
ssil between political parti"s-nnt merely
choice Of principle :. either Of which are good
IN th-.n~e yes. TIE nation and the state are
~ imminent Peril. ard Weare TO select ruler-
ia view uf the DIFF -ul'y. We are TO try can
diIatss for flee by q Comparatively new test
W. are 6ghung 4 gigantic rebellion. We
must ight It with giganuc means. We can
not stop - parley on little points. We need
action and not argument. We want the best
man q lead us. When tae rebellion is set
tlei, then il will be time enough 70 20 back
q first I.rii cplrs, pick OUT flaws and settle
other thirg- Just now we want rleH, not
-l7aBsTs.
There are twn candidates for the Governor
shir. One is q neral. "ting the NauOn's s
Hs-t!,s 20 the field. Inc otter i- Il paper
General Hhl-e chit occu patton is discov
she mistakes snl iaIiinss of thuse who do the
f.hrius. OEo h4s three sun- IN t1e army.
il- ylH-r. by advice, by ituenc- and BY
example dis.u d. thuse vino might enter
from gong into the bate 6-id. Both are ur
srgy democrats. but one thinks more and the
4tael rrs- 'e-s of lis country than Of his
party. U-- De a l5JrsfEg man. although 4
man oi much wealth. and tbs other l. ooGT-
ner. Csc thinks the United States and its
free goverunen, good enough for him. The
ot1sr aspire. gh-n oc5isl0l Offers % the mon
erchIss 81 tH5 I'D world. The State wants
the p4triJt. .8e man whose shoulder Is now
q; the wheel. for lis chief. The State wants
GEN. WADswo2IH for G0verDor--N. Y Sun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
POE I r Y
OCTOB Ifl.

The yes- grows spierdid on TIE noantaln steep
NV liree-F lorg the Earu and gorgeous light,
DYING y slow degrees into the deep
Delicious night.
Tho f7oi rrir~orh of tho ueri, c. year,
Fi-,- .le roo - m .-r-'f ,-n' --rsv;
F-ycsd. the purp'e NOM ain ! ei ,l', pear,
A.d , pc away.
Tie -!ia vi; nusiosl, slow motion, 1--we,
j lsn-, i-uo trauca,s In 90 tender air
lIs iym lie top lie g-y oorlclIO vlse-
l--r scaTi-c lair.
where sFH.se fret biz h,rv olet- 'lesth tue rsrn
Nl.I,- JGE - fis.I op.i, @ siler d,
Irr .easpl-, ssiia, Isl r,-e's r-.Tt. lov bum
Iae -,sv-- 90 g.ii.
T1s .,f,.,st bi.l--,ne lowl.e,t, Towering herb
i., ia-..i ituiI %. season. abb Oi clIIav-
Al T,l1 slEs lLe u0yi 90 tno suPeTh
aa.slilsi llue.
Nov Atturs loaTs her Jas. and nooIest vine
Lac r.ais BacchIuLe beside the siuglug streams,
E,-l-s- yAe enchanted Day, Wrspt 20 divine,
Impa..luued dreams.
~. saere the painted lca.,s are falling last,
Among tie wales, U-1 orc tire fsTthest lil.
Tdsrr SITS E sdad. u--lluI, aud sad, and vast
ANA llsers stil.
Ana 'tI b We hear O yoics among the hi!ls-
a 10 &c shat uouras amoas The hiuutei woods,
And -itl tL- mystery Il is sorrow fils
lie s.htales.
Ter ~1 "a -l7 AUrCES glide tire frui, an1 leaf,
AUD a--l her fsirest ieslal garments wear,
T. IKE, all ruiseless IN bis mighty slesf
biu-s lp ;ae year.
TIE mighty sH,sf roica never ir unbound
TIE Hsarcr =aria yuur souls be5.Cca 10 vain I!
Ii loved, i.sJ yetrs that never may be found.
Or loved again
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

AHauaL .ustiEg, Ort. IhH, $50.
The Annual Meeting Of the Vermont HIS
toricll 5 jcietv was held al the Society = room
m the State Hous.. on Tuesday Oct i. at
, l'cl1ck p. NJ. The President Hon Inland
Han in the chair. Messrs. " Ii. Llrd. a
d. Hlger and Gen. i. W Phelps were az
pointed a committee to rsp,rs q ii-s os afi-
GERS l1r the year ensuing.
Charles Reed, E.q., the Librarian OF thc
Society, presented a list ot d-clmeats cor
tributed from various sources during the
year-sJme of them Of great antiquity and
value
Tie of -4rs elected for the ensuing year
aIe as follows
HILAND HAIL, President
Daniel Kellogg,
Wm. II Lord. Wee President
Geo. ". B-nejict,
Gen. T Hlugl-un. K G. Soy.
A. d Higer, D., 60
j. ). a lams,
Chari Reed Lih-irI4n & Cabinet Keerer
George B. Re j, Treasurer
ten. J " Pae.vs. Rev J &. Hicks.
Rsy F. " Shrltln. Rev B. Perry, Rev.
y. il. White, Henry Clark, Du-ald Stewart
Curator.
The Constitution Of Jas 5 IcietY wl- 50
amended rs % provide thlt the times and
places Of holding tue special meetings Of the
5 iety be IN the cln,r o Of thu managers.
On moti Do. Rev. f. W. Sl.lt1r, was -
quss,eI . read 10 the next meeting e the
Slc,ety. r4per 90 the early colanill history
Vi Nagy Yark.
Hon. Daniel keu,ss. w1s r1aue,-ai I'd
r.-r,-.g fi,..-,r,l.i., Il ,--i.,.. If tta lar, j
n 81
H'-' ID l.-i'
II1i. ~ " 'i-fA was lt'l -e'--4 g pc
pare notice OF the .a'e President nee!rF.
Geo. b Rect. Esd, then read a paper on
the ea-ir history ot RtaLin, in Terll.at.
~, NJ E-.--s r. of s-.gr y = t...g
- - o. - -. - --.r.
~ i7 l'1" n N''...l ~ ~. ~ q H.'' -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

CONN SFLaCE uEN.-H aven knows
how many -iulie letters from SIM ile-mind-
ID men. have been sis>,d. chrri-hed and
wrrt over 10y men oi far l,iuer intellect. -
80 viii always be TO the e.d of time. Il IL a
lesson worth learning by those young Great
Ur.s "a ho seek sa..ufe hy ten cc1mp.ish-
m-ars. nr 10 dazz,- BY their lenius tnat
N ugh he may admire, no man ever loves a
" men ipr these things. He .oyes her for
-lhai l. e--entiil'y distinct from Jhpugh not
inc.upltia.s wiki th-m-Ier y mans ma
;ur- aud her Wonan's heart. THIS is why
We so often ses man ot hi.A eenius Of Ia
teli--tGal I1we. Fiss by ths De- Stiels aud
tie Corinn,- 60 take into his blsum some
,gay-ids ,w--. who has nothing ON earth %
make ae- wort y q bin. except tha- she is
-sai- $50 .a,V o. yaur female ceiehrit-s'
z-i--. .r=t u.fiu ty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

iud soldering 10 lazy business, thus far, and
have literally no time to write longer letter to-
day. You're, 6.
?. $. An order read at Dress parade tonight
directs the Captlins to hold their Companies in
readiness t. march at a moments notice. Fort
rounds of ammunition apiece have been distribut-
ed today.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

Governor Curtin demands an investigation
INTO tu- cals-- OF tie escape OF S'uart,s =
filces In the i.ta raid % Chumbrrs1ur-. He
alleges that such Information relative 10 tue
Ilareueut- 4f -'a rebels was N possession OF
our generals a. Il g.rsIown that the whole
force could nave hsan captured. General
p eis.ut,n, in ris fie.ai report, II is said,
blamrs General Sconsuao for the escape OF
thc enemy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

= CowAHDLy EoIL-- C.l. Kingsbury, o!
thr lI.h Janu,rlIeut R-g nent, who was
kind DO th, battle oi Autiytam. ordered that
the name Of aE.Ty coward and skuiker in the
regiment =hJull is pubhshed. After his
death --e ae .us A4iuJant puhlish'd the
names oi tweury-si-hJ men described as cow
ards. de>Irel- and s4ulkers, 10 the C5nucc-
ti-4- PAPERS -ham-'u record
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

Oae Of the arrows schar.ed by the In
dians n the recent massacre at MIdella, wds
taken from the body Of one the victims the
dlr uft.T ihe fatal occlrr,nce. The arrow
gen. tIat.d through the heart 60 the depth OF
u inches The Indians dis ha-se these
were seen Of their having gone entEc Y thro'
the body
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

A gentleman from Harper's Ferry states
that On the top Of Pillar of one Of the
churches which was much battered IN the
Antieiam fight, rome one had written, IN
large letters 9 The rEsUf Of SiaUery."
Hundreds had written tLeir ndmes on the
lost belVw, en- o1ing he sentiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
STATE oF VERMONT,
TREASURER $ OFFICE,
Montpelier, Oe. 10, ls52.

lillI l'tlIlTI Vt- To I'3E.
No.i-e Is trr-5y given to Asaignees AMI o;aefs
holding orders .sr allotted Pay. that returns for The
Ist Cavalry Regiment for the ak mouths Of March,
April, May, June July aad August, AID 70. tie
Is, Battery oi tie s,h Regiment for Marsh slI
april. have beea recsived at tLi- ea-s ron the
United States Psyuas.er.
:. 2. PAGE. S,a-e TrsA.zrer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

The telegram saying that "Gen. MeClei-
Ian telegrsphed - the War Ofice that not
one Of the rebels in Peansy .yania sholli It
turn into Virginia" Is a canaFd. Gen. Nc
Clellan does not use that style.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

The Agricultural Department has received
graufyIn; intelligence from various sections
OF thr country, CT tue success attending the
culture Of cotton. rhose from Sulsurn Illi-
nois are especially encouraging.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

! rEisatc letter from Washington, Oct.
18th, mentions tho death from diphtheris, of
a member, Tsggart By name. of 20. f Of the
18th VT. ac
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
VIEWS OF THE WAR.
LEXINGTON, KY. OCCUPIED BY OUR
TROOPS
BRAGG STILL RETREATING
TO CUMBERLAND GAP.

RUN9RE0 ENGAGEMENT NEAR SUI
FOLK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

1t VIII be noticed that supply Of Bank
check stamps has been received. and may be
had a the Post Ofico IN this plsco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

There was a smart frost, on the 18th the
fret of the season, Last fall We did not have
frost till the 2ls, day of October.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

MOVEMENT OF OUR ARMY
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REBELS is roRcr NEAR BrSElR HIll.
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EUuorrD CAPTURE oFKRBY SMITH
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VA, OccUPIED
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The yc'- grows splerdid on TIE mountain steep
Nv lres-s lorg the vsrm ani gorgeous light,
Dying y slow degrees into the deep
Delicious nigh'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

Hon. I.aac I. Wright Of Cls;le;1n, died
on the l2,h inst, lie was struck with par
alysis on the 9th, and remained inseusible TIL
his death
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ty distinguished us heretofore. as Pbysicisn
PECULIAR department Of prOfe ssonai Practice e. o9t
past fwsntyfUo years. h'
FRrNcH FEMALE PILLs-I,ndies who wish for vo,,,.,
the efficacy Of which has been tested in tbomaG
cases. and never failed to effect speedy cu,o Ot
any bad results use none but Dr. DcLancys P"m
Periodical Pils. The only Precaution nrcessntv 10y
serve is ladies' should not take them if the, W oD-
son to believe they are in certain suqioRs Ile
uiars OF winch VIII be found on the wrapDef
nying each box though always safe and heaI,bv "a
gently yet soactivc are they. "' ~
| Price 81 per box They can be nailed to a.v ,
| the United States or Canada. '' Ps''
| TO THE LADlES-WhU noed esHfdcaiioi p,edi,.,
adviser with regard to any of those intercsting n
plants to which their delicate orraDzntion eulu
them liable, are particularly invited TO consun ~,
| Tug ELECTRO GALvAsio PBoTrCTvR Fur mn,,,.
ladies whose health Will not admit or who have No Jn
sire to increase their families uy be obtained
II is perfectly safe preventive to eopcr pton an
beSn extensisry used during tue last 90 years rrs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-27
PRICE, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER 8. CO., Lowell, Mass

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angevlle; Fowler Fowcrsville; Miller, Ber-
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July 2C, lS62--Iy,