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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-26
DEATHS.

In Montpelier, Of membrlneous Group, Arthur Nor
tou only child Ola, II. and ]. NJ. Lowell aged years,
II months and four days
In Barre. Sept 49, Mrs. sabrina, wife OF Miles Mon-
son, Esq, aged IS years
Ia johnson, sept IL, Miss Louisa NJ Binby In the
18th yeas Of her age.
In BHte, Sept ", Mr.. Hiram 7. Barnes aged A.
Sept. rs, Capt. John Chandler aged II
Ia Carlisle, Pa OH instant, Lucy Huoier, wife u
Brig. Gen. sylveeter Churchill, U. s Amy, aged 70
years She born in Windsor W and mAriied ifefs
IN lsl2
Az E.sex. n. Y, Sept, l. Gen. Henry II hoss. assa
~ years
In Berlin, Sept 24,h. Warren II. Rowsl agsd 10
years Mr.. Rowel WAS a member Of the East Montpe-
lier Company Of the nine months militia.
Funeral services 70 he attended at builin Corner, on
Friday, a. 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
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Special notitrs.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. OH ES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients 10 these Pills are the
result u long and extensive practice They are mild
ia their operation and certain IN correcting all irreRu-
larties Painful Mensrustons. tauDsing all obsttuc.
uons whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in
the side palptaiion of the hefr whites all nervous A.
iections Mysteries fatigue, psn In The back and limbs
Nc, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of in the treatment Q
those irregularities and distractions which have consgn
ed so many 70 PREMATURE aRAvB No female can
enjoy good health unless she sreguar and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eTeciusl remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are
valuable, inducing 'cfh certainty periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have used them At
different periods throughout the country, having the
sanction Of The most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each boxthe rice One Dollar per Box
tanning from 50 to 6l Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING to the Pro-
pretor Sold by druggists generally.
RIB. HUTCHINs Proprietor.
20 Cedar ST. New York.
Sold by s. P Rcdfeld, aud l.. r. Pierce Co.. Mont.
peher also by J. W. Roby Co., Burlington.
May27:dxwly
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Whole number VI Cattle at market 1887 about - o
Beeyes aud 732 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one, two and three year old
Prices Of Market Boef-Extra, S6,2j $500 First
quality. s575 600. Second quality, $500 600. Third
quality 1910 OOO,
Working Oxen, pr pair.--sa0 l5j.
Cows and Cayes.-s22 a a.
Nearngs.-S7, 90 3. so two years old, 90 49,
90; three years old, SIS % a 1900.
Sheep and Lambs6592 market, prices in lots $500
a rs each extra ", 62 400,
spring LAmbs-3,O0 8 so
Hides, q IL 7c pr ID, TAllos, a Z "a pr ID,
Veal Calves, a6 l-2c pr 10. Calf hknAi DC pr ID
Pelts. Sl,S7 / 90 each. .
REMARKs--lhere large stock a. market this
week nothing than Sc 81 per ewt aud some very good
cattle sold as low as SS25
The average sales q beef were fdl % cs per cw'.
lower than last week. There was large nunbtr 0i
he, aud iles quick alta slight advance Of last
weeks prices
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Marriages.

Ia New York City Wednesday Sept. 10, by the Bev
r. Hoyt, Chester W Walton Of Washington ID. c.. TO
Mary H. Willett Of New York, granddaughter Of the
late Col Manners Wett.
In johnson, Sept 10, by Rev. James Dougherty. Mr..
Jusus ubbel Of Waleott and Miss Clara Jane Stone,
Of the former place.
In Worcester, Sept. 20. BY Cyrus Brown, Esq, Mr..
Thomas G Alexander Of Montpelier and Miss Elzaeue
Uuon, VI Worcester.
On the Sth Sept at tho first pIeshyi eran Church in
Washington, ID. C., by Rev +, Morris, OF Ohio, Mr..
Laban 3. Dixon, u Boston, Mass aud Miss Ella b.
Smith daughter VI Hon. A o. Smith, II Minnesota, and
grand dtu litter of the late Hon, d. Ano A. Buck, Of
Vermont
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MONTPELIER CoMPANY.-Capt. Brown of
this company having been chosen Lieut. Col
of the Thirteenth Regiment, the Company
met at their rendezvous this "wednesday
evening and reorganized. making choice Of the
following officers
Captain, J. NJ Thatcher, Barre.
lst Lieut., Chas. T. Bancroft Waterbury.
2nd Lieut.. James s. Peck. Montpelier.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
THE REST IN THE WORLD.

WIN A. BATcHBLoR's Celebrated HAIR DYK produce
color TO be distinguished from nature-warrant
ed not iniurc the Hair IN the least remedies ]
effects Of bad dyes, and invigora,es the Hair for lie
GREY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
uful Sold by all Druggists Sc.
u The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHRLoR,
on the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No 81 Barclay Street,
Late l6 Bond st. and 233 Broadway New York
O254
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kemarks.-Busiuess has been moderate, but We hope
soon to chronics improvement Coffee very quiet,
aud prices nominal Cotton steady and firm at a con
siderable advance Very little change in Aour--low
grades shade higher and fancy brands little lower
No change ia corr, demand moderate. Oats lower,
and quite dull Shorts steady. Hay quite STEADY, with
fair demand Hops quiet, aud but few bales II new re-
ceived-proes nominay 10 lSo Pork quilt, with
scarce Cheese rather dull White beans in moderate
demand Potatoes plenty and dull No material change
ia sugar--dcmand moderate, The demand for domestic
wool has been fair, although the sales show eousdera
BILE falling of from the average Of some weeks past
The sales comprise 10000 lbs at 60 Zoe pr TO- 10
quality including very desirable lots the latter rate
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- ATE OF VERM ON T !,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS,
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 10Th day Of September, a. d. 1862
An Instrument, purporung TO be the last viii and
Testament of Henrietta b. George late Of Calais in
said district deceased being presented the Court by
Asa George the executor therein named, for Probate
Il ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear at session Of said court TO
be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier the
llth day Of Oct A. 1862 and show cause, IL any they
may have against the Probate Of said win for which
purpose further ordered that copy Of the record Of
This order be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman & State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier, previous 10 said Time appointed for hearing.
copy Of record.
1920 Attest. ~ A. CHASE, Register
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The enemy variously estimated at from
1900 to 1000, started immediately for the
Bayou to capture those left there aud reach
ing there about dark, marched up to the
Bayou with flag Of truce, cons picuously
displayed. On seeing it, Capt. Hall in com
mand at that place with his own [Co. E and
part Of Company X, Capt. Craig all
about so men, sent out a similar flag to meet
the rebel flag But, taking advantage Of their
superior numbers, the rebels detained Capt.
Halls flag and the men who accompanied it.
Capt Hall then sent two more men, demand
ing the return of his flag of truce, when they
also were detained and not only that but
they were placed in front Of the rebel troops
while demand was made for the surrender
of the Union force As Captain Hall was
vastly overpowered, in the proportion Of
about / 500 or 20OO meu to his $50, and as he
could not open fire without killing his own
men, he had no alternative but to surrender
his command
From the best information we can get the
prisoners have been taken to Lafourobe, 20
miles further up the road and we hope will
be retakeu or exchanged soon.
Respectfully yours, s. G. p. CRAIG.
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~ The Vergennes VermoHter takes us in
hand as having lately Dragged about big te-
maloes, and mentions several instances Of to-
ma'oes being raised in thar city which weigh
cd two pounds ami half, and asks us in
connection with Brother Mead, o. the Mid
u'eoury Register to "hide your diminished
neads'' Not quite SO fast Mr.. Pernonter.
When you can mention cluster Of five to-
pa'oes weighing over night pounds, and ano-
''er OF twenty, weighing over t'oeniy pounds,
we VIII acknowledge ourselves beat. Until
WAT time we should prefer to "hide your d.
m'm,hcd' tomatoes.
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1920 ' Attest. Ma CHASE, Register
EDMUND c. ROBERTS ESTATE.

~ T A T Il OF V Il X NJ o N r.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
Ia Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, in saidslp
ttot on the OH day Of sept, A. ID. 1867.
Mrs Mary Roberts, Administrative Of the estate OF Ed
mund C. Roberts. late Of Duxbury in said district, de-
ceased presents her administration account for examna
ton aud allowa aud makes application for decree
NJ distribution ana partition Of the estate VI said deeeas
ed Whcfeupon, IL ordered by said Court that said
aud said application be referred 70 session Of
said Court be held the Probate Office In said Mont
pcher on the Both day OF Sept A d. 1862 for hearing
aud decision thereon Aud is further ordered. that
ee hereof be given to all persons Interested by puhica
ton NJ the three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman 4 State journal, a newspaper published at
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing,
that they may appear at said time aud place, and show
II any they may have, Why said account should
not be- allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court.
l7l5 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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Swords were presented to Capt Cobun and
Lieut. Marvin at East Montpelier on the l9th
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The Times letter from WiIliamsport Mon
day evening says, none of our troops have
crossed the river there, and it is not likely
that they will at present.
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THE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
are located opposite Court House, Of Court
and Chcnango Streets.
This College is in way connected with any other In
stuuon
The energies Of the entire Faculty exclusively de-
voted 20 this
The design n this Institution is to afford to Young
Men opportunity for acquiring Thorough, Practical
BUsi1csS Education.
The Books and Forms carefully arranged by Prac-
oa Accountants expressly for this Institution, aud the
Course Of Instruction is such TO combine Theory and
: Practice.
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yellow, Light Yellow, Orange, Magenta, Soifcnno,
French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
These Dye Coors expressly for family use. having
been perfected great expense, after many years uf
study aud experiment The goods ready 10 in
frcm TO three hours time. The process Is simple,
and any one can use the dyes with perfect success
GREAT ECONOMY
MA SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT. IN
In every family there will be found more less Of
wearing apparel which could be dyed and made 20 look
we'll Many articles that become little worn,
snlod, Of style, thrown aside By using these
Dyes, they can be changed TO any color shade IN
very short time, at small expense. You can have
number Of shades from the same dye from the Rhtrst
shade 10 the full color, by following the directions on the
inside Of package.
A. every store where these Dyes sold, be seen
samples Of each color, on silk and wool
All who have used these Family Dye Coors pronounce
them 10 be useful, economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ladies
who have used these Dyes but In this Is not
qured, its real value and usefulness found upon
trial
Manufactured by HOWE n STEVENS, Practical
Chemists, 2ih Broadway. Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In every City aud
Town, lfl0
NOTICE The restrictions on travel having been
moved by order II the War Department. passengers
about 10 ist Europe will no longer be required to pro-
vide themselves with passports
JOHN q DALE, Agent
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Students can enter any time No vacations Usual
time complete the Course, from 10 ~ weeks As
sstance rendered 10 graduates procuring situations
Graduates are presented with an elegantly engraved hi
ploma
o. For catalogue Of 70 pages, specimens Of psnman-
ship, Ne enclose two letter stamps, and address
LOWELL & WARNER,
t66s ptnoharnton v
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ARMY NOTICE.
US MusrEHiNG DHHunstNG OFricB,
Bnr'HgtoH r., sept IS, 1862,
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until - oclock a. NJ. on the oath inst
io furnishing uncookcd raons for about i've thousand
troops while cncampcd AZ Braulch1to', vermont.
The raiiou will bee that specified IN the Subsistence
Regulations, subject 60 certain notifications as directed
therein, 20 Doc approved by the commanding officer Of the
camp.
The rations must be of the b5st quality, and the
tract will be given 90 the lowest responsible bidder the
undersigned esorvug the right 20 reject any proposal
for good and sufficient cause.
The proposals will be opened at the time and place
specified and bidders have the privilege ofhoug present
bond Of the proper amount will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract
WILLIAM AUSTINE,
Mai q. s Army, Mastering and Discussing Officer.
Sept 49, 1862 sep IL
y CASES BUNDLE DELAINES -
- 2CASEs BUNDLE PRINTS
For sale low for Cash Or Good Butter.
o. Cash paid for Good Butter.
An debts due me must be settled in twenty DAYS.
II. X. STAY TON.
Calais, Sept y, 1862 dSw.ls.20
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Ole AN INNAIIn
N. q. DOWNS ELIXIR.
Acgal nutirrs.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM LAMB. WE,
4 the subscribers, having been appointed by the hon
orable Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ~ all persons against the estate Of
VIM. Lamb, late Of Granville, in said district, de
ceased represented nsoent and the Of six months
from the 18th day Of Sept, 1862 being allowed by said
court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
tice. that will attend the business Of said
appointment the dwelling house Of the widow Of said
deceased ia Granville in said district the 18th day OF
October next. and the 18th day Of March A. d. 1862
from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock p. NJ,
each Of said days
Dated at Granville. this 10th day ofSept A. d. 1862
RUEUS N. HUBBARD, (c.,
GEOVGE V WILSON. ( Yum 70
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n OTlCE.-This is to certify that have,
this day, given my son, CHARLES II Robinson, his
time during the remainder Of his minority and that
shall claim of his earnings pay any debs Of his
contracting after this date
NATHL ROBINSON.
Witnesses .--CALytS h Huns, I. Is. Dow.
Marshhcd, sept s, 1902 l1lss
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Another correspondent give the facts sub
statially as above, and adds:
"Tre officer in command of the rebels, as we
learn by a conTaband who was there and af-
forwards escaped, said they would be taken
Immediately to Texas, and told them they had
nothing to fear from harsh or unkind treat
ment, as they would be treated as prisoners Of
war. Most Of the men taken belonged to
companies f, q and X, believe, with few
in the battery taken from other companies in
the regiment. Capt. Hall, Lieuts Mead and
Green are the only officers that happens to
be there, except Lieut.. Moore, who had com
maud Of the battery, and he, by the all of a
negro, managed to escape in some way 1t
makes quite draf upon our Regiment, and
we all fae very badly about IT, Poor Captain
Hall, pity him, for he is nice, kind-heart-
ed fellow-but have no fears of his being
badly treated.
Our forces paid of the rebels in part yes
terday. They went up the river 80 or 40
miles where it was known that there were
guerrillas, and landing regiment above and
below them captured 40 prisoners and $50
horses"
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100000 M AIRS q 70 TE sstl


LLOYDs NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY col.
ORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANA
pAS. AND NEW BkUNSWlCk
FROM recent surveys, completed Aug. TO- 1852 cost
$4,000 90 engrave 10 aud one years time.
superior 60 any SO map made by Cotton or
Mitchell and sells the low price u fly cents $40,
Oll names are cneravod on this map,
Its not uuly County Map, but It is also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
VI The United States and Cauadas combined n one,
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances
between.
Guarantee auy woman or man So to s. per day. aud
will take back al maps that cannot be sold and refund
che money.
Send Tor 81 worthto try.
Printed instructions how 10 we'll furnished all
agents
WANrED--A smart man, as Wholesale Agent for our
Maps in every State, Canada, England and California
A fortune may be made with a small capital
j. 4. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway, n. Y.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia Ma
ylaud and Penns, lVania, cost 100 o o. ON which IL
marked lhoroughfue Gap, Blu. Run Mountains, Seno-
ca Greek MuhruoN Mills, hollands Ford and all others
on hc Potomac aud every other place m Maryland,
Virginia and Pcuusy, auia, money refunded
PRICE % CENTS.
From the Tribune. AUy @
"MkpuE NrHUINIA, MARYLAND * PENNsYLvANIA.
we have received from J. I Lloyd. No 100 Broadway,
New York, copy u the Map Of Virginia. Maryland,
and pennsylvana, corrected up 1862, FROM surveys
by Capt Powell Of U. s. Typographical Engineers.
The Map very large, rs is bat Is cents and
he best rhich can be- rHrchassd dw 1921
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The intense interest that is felt by all
who have friends in Capt. Halls company,
who we're through treachery on the part o.
the rebels compelled to surrended to an over
whelmng force at Bayou des Allemands
on the 4th inst, induces us to publish the
following additional particulars, as given in
a letter from private in Capt. CIRCUITS com;
pany to bis wife at Worcester, under date Of
Sept. 9Th
" We have had severe fight with the reb-
els We had a detachment OF three compa-
MES, and one battery, stationed at Dos Ale
mands 80 miles from Algeirs where we are
encamped. We run train Of cars there and
back each day On the fourth Of this month
as the train was coming down, it was fred
into by guerrilla band Of some fifteen hun
bred men, an3 the result was that some If
teen Of our men were killed and twenty
wounded, and the three companies stationed
at Des Allemands, commanded by Captain +.
Hall, Co. T., we're taken prisoners. Hester-
day (the 5th) we wers ordered to go and see
If we could find the rsscals. When we were
about half way to the station, we saw an OK
on the track and before the train could be
stopped we run over him which threw the
train from the track, coming a general smash
up. Our Company Co. A. was in the tor
ward car, and one OF our men was killed, and
seven severely hurt, two of which had their
legs so badly bro ken, that they will probably
have to be amputated. 1t is wonder we
were not all killed | tell you it was hor-
rible sight, TO see the cars piled one on anoth-
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LIST OF DR.. GtFFoRD's

HOMEOPATHIC CUKATIVRS.
No. l-CuuEs FsvEa, Cuugcs Cold the he al, Innuenla
tiou and inflammation. D-CuRKa WnOOPING Couon
2-CuuKa WcRn fkvIh. 2i-CUnEs EAR NusoHaAaHs
A-DruHs ttcthinFI Noise 90 the Head.
slow Growth, and Feeble ss-Cuhss scEotttA knlsrgea
ness Of Infants. Glands add ronsns.
4-CuRrs utsRHHrA. |2l-CuREs GgNERsL DHhtLIrY
k-IuhEs pTsrNrrRT. |f-CUHrs URiNARN nisHksHs
l-UUHEs Oouums, colds. 2--CunEs SEMINAL EMISSIONS
Hnarfeuess. fntoinuta ~ n isoha s.an I'd
s-CuRra NERVOUS AFFEo- consequent Prost ration aud
s-c6Gas Hr.pAcnr. so-cSRis tRNARY isoosri.
i0-CuHHs DYSPEPSIA, Heart WcttinE the Bed.
burn Acidity and Weak al-CuRGs PAINFUL MrSsHs.
stomach Sc UREs butfousNGss, as
i-DuREs suPPREssEp Want " Appetite, Lowncss
MENsns. OF Spirits, JAundlcr, Com
H-GuREs LEucoRanEA orr stlpation, and Liver Com
Is Cufrs cnoue i7-tUkIs cnAosic couons.
N-tuEEs SAT- kunuN. aS-CUREs SNUFFLEa, Ca
lb-CupEs RHErnAlisN tarrh In the Head Of In
lI-tURta rILas, Internal or fants.
External @-CURHs CossrirurioS,L
io-CuRgs CAAaRH, Acute Disposition ~ Ffquent Al
Chronic dry lowing, tacks VI Headache.
The neatly put up and contain about sixty large
hedcated pls, f direction. taking,
PAM iem price cents Vial Cases
contain TO- 90 90 Nals the Of which given
The symptoms " Disease and Method u Treatment are xiv
en- Boz MANUAL accompanying the Medicine, which w he
furnished FREE on application.
PRICES ARE rs FOLLOWS
Case q FORTY WALLS with Single boxes, any number d-
Case tmRrY Walls s6 Five boxes, va Book Of drse
Case TWENTY WALLS vim Twelve boxes. with Book Of D
Book, 800 rcctions, 400
Book, 4oI
R Address all orders PHILIP LEE, william Street,
New York enclosing the In bank postage
aad the curayes viii he any part the
Try cHAuaE. or they be had u fRED H. SMITH,
places fs.D'
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COLLEUTAIE COURSE,
This Course embraces Book Keeping in all lis depart
ments Ponma nship, Commercial ATithmt tic Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law Political Economy
Commercial Ethics Partnership Settlements, Detecting
Couuterfeitcd and Altered Bank Notes, sc.
The Sponceran System ~ Penmanshp is taught in all
its varieties, by the most skllfu masters Of the
The uok-kecpiug department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal ID, W, Low
ELL.
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@arkrts
BOSTON MARK EFT.
HOLESALE PRICES.
ASHES

THURsDAy, Sept, II, 1862
ASHES. PRODUCE.
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U. S. Marshal, Bradford, Vt.
SGR:-Yours OF the Sth came to hand to-
day You will pay no attention to the cita-
ton to appear before the circuit court, at
Rutland, Oct. Sd for Contempt You shall
not appear in answer to it, aud rest assured
that You will be amply indemnI6ed and pro-
tected by the Government.
Report TO this Department all the future
proceedings that may be held or threatened
IN the matter.
By order Of the Secretary of War,
l.. G. TURNER,
,Laaqe AdUoeats
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JuDGE SMALLEY AND MARSHAL BALDWIN,
Marshal Baldwin has received the following
letter from the War Department, in reference
to the habeas corpus case:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington City,
Sept l6, 1862
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Pct, perlb 700 00-0| Ap
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