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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-08

New YORK, Oct. Z. Col. Howe, State Agent
of Vermont, has received the following dispatch ::
BRATTLEBoRo, Oct 7. The l2th Vermont
Regiment leaves here at 7 this evening for
Washington via New Haven and the Sound.
Attend TO them Tomorrow morning on arrival
and see that transportation and other nscessa-
ries are all right.
this week, and the 18th, 18th and 10th reg-
ments will be ready for marching orders in a
few days. These five regiments make the quota
of Vermont Of nine months men all yolun-
teers They are composed of as good stock as
we have in Vermont.
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NOVernOr Ut ' eIm0nt.
The l3ch New Hampshire and llth Rhode
Island Regiments passed through here to-day
tor the seat vi war.
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New YORK, Oct. T. The steamer Star Of the
South, from Port Royal has arrived Among
her passengers are Gen Hunters staff
Inc .NeU South denounces as untrue the re-
port at the North that Fort Sumter had been
assailed.
Descsters from Savannah report the arrival of
Beauregard, who had made speech to the
troops, pledgng to retake Fort Pulaski IN 80
days. The FingaI and another Battery would
be ready in two weeks
Col. Barton, with part Of the 48th New York
regiment, had dettroyel the extensive salt works
at Button Two gunboats had she!led u rebel
rebel battery at Cranston's Bluff on the Sa-
vannah river
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BALTIMORE, Oct. I. The Amercan has re-
ceived The following special dispatch from Cum
berland, Nd:
!mbodie's entire wagon train, embracing all
kinds Of supplies, two pieces Of artillery, small
arms and prisoners has been captured, and Col
Reynolds is in pursuit Of him up the river. I'M
bodie is u noted cavalry officer.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. midnight. Lexington is
mostly evacuated by the rebels, there being only
about 100 there. The rebels took and sent to
camp Dick Robinson, 1000 barrels Of pork from
Chenaults & Co., packed on their own ac-
count and tor other parties, mostly secessionsts.
They also took $4,000 worth of jeans and lin
seys from Oldham, Scott Co, which they
have manufactured into clothing, paying for
them in Confederate scrip-unless the own
ers refused to receive it-ln which event no
consideration was given.
Reliable individuals from Lexington Who have
couyersed with rebel soldiers are confident a
battle must ensue before the rebels leave Ken
lucky. They say they prefer being killed, cap
tured or paroIed, rather than march over the
mountains again. This seems to be the opinion
of the whole rebel ARM.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 7. Dispatches have been re-
ee'ved at Headquarters bringing intelligence that
the rebels at Newtonia, a small town about fifty
four miles south of Springfield. After two
hours engagement the rebels broke and lied in
all directions. The cnemy's force is estimated
at Is, 600 men.
Dispatches intercepted after the fight ac-
qnalnted Gen. Schofed of the intention of the
enemy to concentrate their whole forces at a
point II miles distant from Newtonm, to which
point he was moving rapidly with the expecta-
ton OF renewing the battle on Sunday. 10
particulars have been received.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7. Frank P Blair was unan
imous y nominated to Congress from the frs
district by the Union Emancipation Convention
to-day.
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Probate Courts.

Chelsea, December I'd, 1861.
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when tic House ,II.uru.d y,stcrl1y, tie rcs.-
luton OF NJ iiul hib- tOuiuy WAS pending tn CEN
-utr Nj Nu.m.h. htu iOuiH, for words spoken iu
debate against : .uat1r wade, Sc.
TIE speaker stIt,l t.it this was aquritiuu "
privilege, ou .,tiph NJ NfI,ulIghbm bat raised
p.'ut H. .rl.I, aud under tt the g,r"fnsiN p,yt lc
must sustain NJ. Na'1uii sIam'- point OF 1Ilel,
anil uIJ matter was tina. ii-uI-tri
The House o. l. up tln report pi to select Com.
fu tcH uu - Iv,rumrrt Contracts, with the annexed
resolutions
~ Dawn ~ tssl said that last Monday, whom
tlU Commit ,o were absent, quietly and ~ q o.
supposed fi.u'iIIy attending g. tHrir duty iu NV
York, "a pr ur,iitat,d, aud us would appear
pr. .uncortrl attack was made upon their
personal character aud iutr gritty. Iris was tie
Traui alta 4. OF thr kiud during their absence.
H. -.al tina, NJ. Stevens opp1s'd Do GHynrnmrut
and the CIuutt'r uu'y when they mtcrpuSll
p..iustp p.l,.tt speculation ut Stvytns' brother
ilr % large amount ui ,rtg, thu money b. Toe drawn
from thr n HtFlfy. IN the e,fir-o ~ his reut'ks
o., said tlt alt cough Vi. Cameron denied ever
king cont act hr did make one Involving uIlI-
h.u ami atlird uf dollars tor Luropetu muHA'tg
t.r,U days before be- iC.m'rpu, LEFT the Cabinet
l.t which amount a., Committee had saved.
Nj Dawes was very severe ou Mr.. Cameron,
rlur ur him with giving id rIutrhlt4tI his friends
&, reconcile ia political differences
NJ Kelly PENN condemned the Committee MS
f.t being pptuotri hy the spirit 81 Justice, and
complained Of their CUuluCt towards Alexander
Cummings, whom they hHl cnuic med Ou an error
o' 20 pr.utrr which error, Us individuals they had
refused co. correct
TIE further Iteration or the ap' cct was post
| Ipu.i until Monday. Aii.urucd till Monday.
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TGfNL OF \ nuLfCENAN FOR MASsLAUoH-
rrH-H10ard c. C.uraly, policeman, was placed
ou trial yesterday, iu tie Kiu-s County Court o.
oyer 4 Tormincr, ON an indictment fI mans!augh-
Ter, iu killing Paul ONel by shooting him with .
pistol TIE defendant was defended by Mcssrs
jerks aui Bruou, AMI District Attorney winslow
conducted the case f,r the prosecution. A number
Of witnesses were examined, but the testimony was
Mt materially different from that elected on the
Coroner inquest II il admitted on the part Of the
defence That the officer fred at O'Neill when he at
tempted g. escape, anil Tat the shot killed him, bu'
q at the killing was not Intentional. On the OPEN
INK Of Tie Court this morning the Judge will do
liver his charge { ro jury
Tiu COSBY lsr,Np RAILRoAp-This road
Is uow completed t. the city line, and ON wednes
day the ears will be pat iu operation. The cutlr.
line 70 Couey island will be in working order about
The first % june
TIM HOSE or ruE FIRE DErAurMENr.-
The Board Of Contracts yesterday awarded the con-
tract for keeping the hose Of the Western District
Fire Department Ga good repair l., John Cunning
ham, at 900 and 10 John Tucker, Of the Eastern
District at 1925.
DEArH OF AZ ON CirIznS-Mr. Joshus
Tolhrl, wc'l-kuoNu citizen, died at Lis residence
in schcrncrhou street, on Thursday night lie
had been Identified with tie interests u Brooklyn
since u vasa village The deceased was in the 10th
year Of bis age.
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IuE Wellington lNuIIIDENDrE otyc-..i-
Bay, contains nearly lonr columns OF letter
found 900 ho.rlthr Cont, .'ratc steamer Calhoun,
captured ON ihc psi OF january Last, 10y the I. s.
rw0o1' Ntmu l'o.an, while attempting To run
thr llr..nI, at the entrance of the Mississippi.
~hcwa ON her way t.vm Havana, laden with
munitions oi war, a.. When chased hy the
Ec'au the Calhoun We rm aground and iircl,
and her crow and In.'ur'rs escaped in boats.
The tire was distinguished 10y mon from the Eo-
tan, towl'yh vessel the cargo Of tho Calhoun
WIS subsequently tram .'tr"l anil sent TO Phih-
q luhil for Adjudication. Among the paper.
r.u.ur ON board the Calhoun were some ~ q
r.l I,.l Character. which Seem tuhlyc belonged
900 IIm. Tu,rs, L.uru KlsG, who w.at o.
Illpcr.r. HWr ,.ar 1-oas an agent Of the
state Of G.,r-il. ..- tlc o..u.'' purpose o.
rll-in: funds 90 promote m,.m3... n.nt
I'm tllt state. but who appear. Go ll,. mlul,
devoted Ii. labor, 10 creating sentiment m
......uf in carly RECOGNITION %. the Rebel Com
.g-r...
l.,-.r,y...I , lar amount of trii,or1u.
,I.,ua,. We can only refer to few. J..
D.v.r- write. Mr. Ktyo on Arl lo.a, from
\.u York, inrcaion Go th,'r Land ."l railroad
p,.uhuoo., anil adds "IrH dy Fort Sumter
viii be attacked, aul before thi, reaches you,
Piykgus--thcu 0i the Slave States win rush too
,c,lcr. separation will Of course follow, and
tine Corf.lgru.y ACKNOWLEDGED; then capital
will follow. and wc can carry our plans" On
Ihc eth. j. NJ. YruNov write, him begging
letter from Bru .cl.. lie is entirely out OF
money. and it would be, hc pleads, exceeding
~ notifying to mo, nul ow ru''ouIl'y might
. .1.r nv cxro.irs my condition here" $50
/ would mt,. him easy aud take him to his gene
rou- iiynd.
one Z, pE BrLror III MlNrEErs, WHO seem
t, bee Involved in the plot, AMI Belgian, assur.
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we're taken before Justice Kelly aud Locked up for


we're taken before Justice Kelly aud locked up for
trial.
FATAL From BETwEEN BoYs.-Henry Soi-
ler German boy ten years Of age, died on WEI
nesday night, OF 1873 East Third street. from C'R
effects Of blows inflicted the 18th inst by August
Hoffman, lad IL years Of age. The two boys
quArreled and fought, aud Hoffman struck the de.
ceased several very heavy blows upon the sides OF
lie head With his fists, after which he fed and has
not teen heard o. Coroner Ranney yesterday
held an inquest upon the body Of the deceased, add
issued warrant for the arrest Of II jffnan.
a HEAHrrE.s OFFENDEn-A few weeks
ayI tusu named WIN. Cory embarked ON board
taD packet ship Adelaide fur tins port from Liver
pool WHILE the passage be formed the
quAlutsuce of a Dung female passenger, and upon
landing they were married 10y Father BJyce Of st.
Mos Parish. AHtr the ceremony Cory gave q
,.o.s iur t2o M the Bgtchsrs q Drovers Bank W
tho divine, bic marriage fee, and 100 n be de-
voted g. charitable purposes but lefore leaving he
induced Father y wee cash check flr him on
tUs liuc bank for t2~ ont the twain departed in
company. The next day Father B'yce called AZ
tic bank ant was informed that Cory had no ac-
count there tfuu further inquiry he found that
Cory bod LETT his DarGi'ut companion. luiurma-
r.t was lodged vth the police, and Detective Far
Isv arrested & rv ~ staten Island yesterday, he
having Joined lie kos brigade The prisoner
was brought t. the city aud locked up 10 await an
examination.
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WIfIItMsUuHgtt,

TIm 1NQrI,rIoN INro THE CAUSE of tho
dcnth o. MI Daniel McCutchoon was concluded yes.
t.rd'y and resulted in verdict That deceased came
. Dis death irum wound received IN the mock
ir 10 The hands of his fther-iu-'aw, Mr. H. O,
suumor-glL which was inflicted ia seli-defeucc.
NJ. ). was, therefore, by order Of Coroner Murphy
disoLar. 4.
a Sos OF MIR !. W. B,YARn got into diff
Hru'ty yeat.gity with - man named Barney, keep.
co ola liquor store corner N1lth ~ mud Front sts,
wNDu NJ. Hly'ri iutortorcl - yet lil SON away,
aud Was struc', iu the forehead by barney with
ritaLioIk, which inflicted serious wound. Barney
was arrested AMI LDi for examination
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ch...p..hs croweil. Portland, with n,dse: q A.
Narrkopine, tfrigatel Adderrparre' -,
aurpa--Fairheid, HUI, Rotterdam io'n ~,
HRyerson. Latham. London S'n Wv -.
aIAEa-Fr,ntin. GreDdo, Rio Jsneiro, eouoo'
EnsS.,io.,ar. Carver, Cardiff 9Th M, IRON,
49, p.bbidse, Remedies iith INST sugar
ASr..l,n. aardino Palermo so days trWt'
S3Iisrspder, MerrimAn, MAtnzas' sugar.
aaroa- Luis Marisnna, Atkins, Arroyo, sugar
tyIokineen, Olsen, glasgow . days.
LsviaiRsn. Singer, rrinidsd, Cuha, llth Inst.
fort su Platte, Roper, hst AN Platte 10Th Iu't'
Courier, james, Bathura, W & A, 1871 nv
Havelock, Dexter, Martinique 24h w. s'lt.
RCHooNERs-E & Brown, Perkins, Georgetown
a Leverett, squircs Jarksnuvi lo 4vt" iish
y Reed, Wool, Chsthan days tsh.
LOUISE Dyer, jameson. Ron l"ut bound LASH
Cinderella, West, Nu-tlport
Bolivar, French. Phiiadc'ptis f1r Sa'"'nFy'
Mar T Burton, Ross, Virginia viii c'rn'
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
eHrrs-Gslcua. Lesvitt, IIavrc ION M ml'o.
G A siamior, nouner, Antwerp Jan lMH, mise
RCHoONERs X Dlu'on, sl'rr.u, 8. II *.
WIN a. 5tnas, NJ lJr, Albany ior ~ -t'".
JEPDtts, llsl *, EiyAl,t'INu ~ Nrv II won.
J ohu, Fsu.kiuaha SyNsrx or Pembroke
X II HgAti,y, Makers .u ru..sl'I Fhai.i j. '"A.
BELOW.
ship C,ni.,ui' 70. Jones. Givopooi ~ ut
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threatened by the printer with legal proceetinas
But perhaps the most interesting part Of the
correspondence is that which duplicates Mr..
CRAWFORD, British Consul at Havana, in some
Of the schemes Of the rebels for running the
blockade, and Mr. KiSGs letter to Earl Rus-
SELL, recommending Mr. CRAWFORD as a most
dcs!ga!!3 person TO reside near the Government
Of the Confederate States, " in the event Of its
recognition. But here we close for tOlay,
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ATTEMPTED SrrCIpE.-.A girl named CARING
Ton. WAS found ou Thursday nj yht in Prince street
if,.ruy from the effects of poison which she had
ken Tor the purpose of selidestruction. The po-
Ice took her 10 the ~ Y. Hospital.
Az EXPLOSION or GAS took place on Thurs
day might at No. GO Varrick street. blowing cut a
window snsh and badly burning John Williams
Tho gls had been caroessly len flowing rom the
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This distinguished Ply stefan, whose brilliant and
widespread reputation has been acquired by his
eminently successful treatment Of Consumption,
even In cases which have been regarded and pro-
nounoed incurableby the regular faculty, win ID
at his rooms,
No. 50 BOND ST, from II A. NJ untIl4PM
For consultation, and 10 examine the condition u
his patients
lis great experience, derived from a long and
extensive practice close study, and devotion 70
his profession together with tie assistance of tho
pcriect instrument with which his examinations o.
The lungs are made, enable him 10 detect the slight
est symptoms OF disease.
HIS three great medicines, his PULMONIC
SYRUP, SEA-WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS, have been as widely celebrated rene.
dies for diseases Of the Lungs, Liver and stomach
as his own reputation In the management aud cure
Of patients suffering under these Diseases.
we would advise all who need his services % can
upon him as above. For an examination OF the
lungs with the rcspirumeter his charge 10 mreS
dollars but for ordinary examinations ani ad'I'e'
y,itholit that instrument, 40 charge Is made
Or sCHENCK would feel grateful 10 sueh p9,,
ticnts as have been benefited by his treatment ~
they would call him during his visits to men g-
les, and certify, by written stssementA, 10 to ~
an thew have received Besides being great nv
istaction 10 him, such certificates ttnd U liHIss
confidence T. hundreds Of sufferers from r,!l.,at
discusses who need only to!tl IN Ir. sChLN|A '1N
hia remedies to yet ) saved. i..,,os "A b,s
lie always has full supply oi ine''.'i ,os a.,iS
rooms, which can be had AZ any time ar 80
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SURPRISE OF BURGLARs.-Betwoen ~ anu anu
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.. Green, Pa" h,,p-
ker at 23l West 42l street, discovered ta rd lie
GLARS were at work in his store ne i5o,b' and
assistance Of policemen Kelly ana h Ipan. named
entered the place, where two young uno men found
John Melvin and Michael Brennan, promptly
brennan offered resistance, but T compsnion al
Knocked down and captured ms Sut Vas seisel
and secured Fach LAD about Eoi'! i' "pisoners
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leased with seventeen prisoners and four attend
ants arrived tbs evening from Norfolk. They were
the wounded ian on the field in the affair Of the
South Mills. The troops Of the United states con-
sisted AZ reported q 5000 men under the command
u Brgadier neral Reno. The Surgeon says the
rebels reported only Georgia regiment and three
pieces o. artillery as being used In the engagement,
ions y. Wool, major General
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Tur Soipifls' llo.ruAI, at the corner o,
a. and Euc st., Jersey CIR, was unugurated
yesterday Joy tAC reception % several members u
the 9th New Jcs'y R'-.m ut, wounded ut New
bern. Tie building 30 tNo st,iics high, 20 feet
uuut hy % let deep, and VII. acc.mmJiato 10
persons. It's huei zap with al the requisites fot
Hr com. 10 oi a. sc WHO will occupy it, and will bs
under tie charge oftho Ladies' Relief Association,
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MN IrlsIl Mr.kIN.

The GALwAi AMIIIcAN il the title Of new
Ih-A weekly paper which has just reached US,
from Galway, ireland. It is devoted to the adj
Nauoemcnt Of tAc Independence Of ireland, and,
a. is name purports, rS,ll also expect 10 lay be-
Clro H. readers correct accounts Of American in
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burlington, w., Aprl Blake Champain
y rec rom ice. The steamers United States, Capt.
andersen, and America, Capt. Flagg, will com
mence their regular trIrs. leaving Whitehall and
~ uses Point On Monday nest In connection with
we .I, view fo[k, Montrea aud Ogdensburg trains.
lnese potts have been reftted aud put In complete
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ST. Looit. Apri 2j.-An order has bee. issued
ir tAo release .' Col. Jcr..s.u nom military Iu.s.
.a. lca,us bnuIsu ;-oo'o t. appear and answer
rwlltoy,I CHARGES may Zee produced against u.m.
J,.ms.a, "a bpIl, arrested, Immediately rca. su,l
A.al ..t.u tie urug.
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Washington, april 2j-Commoloro foo'o,
.vmrt, the wound received boo tie battle oc Fort
Horny, lus asked &. NrI .Noy.l .au 'hr commend
2 ue Western Naot B.tu,p putu..t Nas, q
isuul,r,.,l, ordered Captain ChUiaa II. pn.ato
repair rurs lnh.u las N.s second 30 command,
thus rrury.n Dim . natuu. tlrrhy..ypl labor af
.LtrN.u-u..lL I----L--u-
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rhr Elnrilln on the RappahannocI..

Washington, Apri 2j.-lhe Yankee has ar
rived from the shborLood Of Fredericksburg, and
reports tina. one dap this week the AnacossiA while
passing Lowry's Point on tie Rappahaunock' wa
fred upon BY a small body Of rebel Infantry. Slit
threw few shells at them, Which caused them &
dispense. The HotIra is st! actively engaged In
seizlng rebel craA. In all it Las captured sixteen
rebel sCAOOuers
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C'rcinR1h, April 2j.-Thc government stcam-
er Elnice wac run into last nix I boy the Cpmin0.
d're Perry, 81 As.and, Ky, AMI sunk. The boat
u a total loss no lives were lIst
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From JacksonvilIe, rloridu.

TnE schooner Anne c. Leyerctt from Jack
sonyille, the goth, has arrived. She left U. S.
gunboats Seneca, Pembina and Ottawa. The
L. S. troops had evacuated Jacksonville, and
che city was in charge of the Coniederates, but
uie guuboats remained at ancAor GI tue town, to
I.Yty.. DE l1ygl Inhabitants.
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briefly and elegantly expressed his thanks, end al.
luded b. tine excellence Of the Turner organization
In all those things which 90 10 usko up manhood
Abiding 10 sisel a. a former New York Turner
aud disciple Il the Same teachings which ARE yet
inculca'cd in the Turuyeren ot this city the Chair
inau was repeatedly nppiaulcl NJ Victim was
then unanimously chosen Secretary, AMI with
out further f1rua.ty called urou the meet.
Ing g make known ~ wl-hes In refer
cnco % the lIsness before H. Mr.. sHtu7
Kappf upon request, stated that another or.nuisa.
ton already existed Boa The city in fall activity
bchafofa movement 1, recognize the merits %
General sIscl They already numbered delegates
| from 10 clubs, and lad recognized M,s.rs. Doll.
| k'uoeor, Grupp aud himself rs rcrr,a,uiatycs,f
the Turuvcr,in. Their plan was e. raise ten
cent Inscription, according g. tie Chicago system,
lIt T. ms. it iu the purchase, not Il sword, but
homestead ns had been proposed at Cmcuuati.--
| They did MT cling absolutely, however
. tho idea of purchasing Homestead
bot de.ired - raise fund T. be bestowed
ou sg"l IA National g,ft IT. he applied the Cen
| 'ai might see H.. This Organization had becu At
work about three weeks auI had made great pro-
| .,rcss. a debate here ousuel With regard e. The
character Of the meeting, NJ. STAT explaining lint
had Tire Turner'S been OF the full existence Of
another committee, they wou'duot have done any
thing that might lie construed as competition
| Mesirs. Kuhue, Mcuh,rdt aud otlcrs arrived -
| TIE conclusion Lat tie as4emhlage was mass
meeting II citizens NJ large called by uc Turner's
ms auxiliary merely 10 the Gen. sigd movement.
| Mr.. Myiulardrs motion . appoint Com
mIttoe 10 confer with tho Executive Com
mittcc of Tie other organization and take part with
| them In tie sgcl demonstration - lie held next
| Wednesday evening at Stcubcn House, was finally
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A. p. Attic Omccrs nnd Members OF

Euuiskillcu Lodge, ~. 20, A. Z. A, are requested
10 be punutugl at their lodge room, 20 Delaney -,
this tsaturdayl afternoon, at ~ o'clock, ON 1I1-
NJ Of Importance, and they VIII aIHo take hguce
lat thew will meet nj the above place every Tues
d v aner the LIST of May. BY order q FRANCIS
IRVING, w. Master EDWARD BARRY, Re-. Sec.
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Tcmncrnnce PnbIIc NIrclIns OF the Olive

Branch Lodge OF G.. s. ou sunday evening, corner
Ludlow ami Grand sts Tho meeting viii be adj
dressed hy Brother |. L. HANES and other mi.
W C. 2I2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sin la the Front Rnuks---Septunc Divi
sion No. 9 ). eff T., VIII bold public meeting ~
usual on sunday evening. the 2,tA inst, At o'g.k,
O. Eist broadway. Tn Iu' .ig and members Of the
uy Sir. J. REVEL and others. Good singing =
WARREN BONNEN, Pres. 90
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The Fight near Elizabeth CiIy.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF NiEGiNlA' !
April - l-u2,
Hon Fhrin NJ SiaHSH S.'r'Irg - Var
Assistant Surgeon WUI.-, 44. yltI,gua-. AZ
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The stock II clothing a. two extensive Cllti ing
Warehouses broken down hy The war; II now be.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05
Quota of the 100000 Militia.

Below We give the quota assigned each
town in this vicinity, Of the 9 months MILL
tia. Most towns, as far as We have learned,
have already filed this quota, and the men
are awaiting orders from headquarters. 1t
is understood that they are all going into
camp at Brattleboro as soon as houses which
are now in process Of construction, can be
completed.
1t will be noticed how unequal the quota
is as assigned to the different towns. Take
for instance the towns of Lyndon and Shelf
field. The quota assigned Lyndon, with a
population of 100, is sc, while Sheffield,
with population of $50, (one-half as large
as Lyndon.) has assigned quota of 10! one
more than one-fourth as many as Lyndons
quota. AS the quota Of troops is made out
from the enrolled militia, and not from the
population, it is evident the listers did not
do their duty in Sheffield, or they over-did it
in Lyndon.