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The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Port Of New York, March 1, 1854.
CLEARED,

ClEAhED.
stsamship Roanoke Couch, Hayana-I.ndIam Heineken
Steamship Chesapeake. crowei. Philsdephs-R crom
ship ( + Mason Luce; sydney;--R Cameron.
Ship Won Gagern tBrem), hsertens Liverpooi-Nuge'
Ship Goschcn (Brem) Probst London--C Lulius.
Ship Sir Robt Peel tiam) JHrgens, Hamoarg-h BIO
Ship Adelaide Bell, Robertson Phiadelphiac Duncan
Bark Atlantic Davidson Bristol E-Arken Hurst 4 Co.
ssrs SNOW ESs.s
Bar
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Bns W Morse DAM, Kleshn, g crcx.P Hanford.
s kn,nSS sss: sssysns Bros
Brig Mary Means Wilson. Philadelphia-Thompson
Brig Jes, Munsen, Maehisspors- Simpson ciapp.
Sr sSr Ahes Forrest Sns smith Hcush.on
scbr Mary Helen (Br). Mcdonald. Bermuds-Middle,On
schr D York Chr, Hin Halifs1-D Dewcf
sehr EmIIy carts % PORT RoSaioBslss Hamilton 60
schr Heilner, Marts, Hatteras Inlei-N McC,eady
sshr W Sanders, Alden Ha,teras Inlet-N Mccready
schr Van Name, Van Name. Washington BAKER Day,
sehr onr,st Tho%pson Bs,imors-vsn srna' s.aGn,
hr New Jersey Van a% Name a.Id; S~e
ssSr horsSn @ Jarvis Ra,aorsTv:n prnnt sissh.
seRr u Hsfins % Asins Milton beN Iecreaay Co
sssr S Ms wssE. Kws Mckee
Hchr Eor'wes,e Hitler, Gloucester A Howea
Gchr q Stetsop, Rich Boston--Mas,er
6chr G Acker Peck, mf0rd-R SANFORD
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake Crowel Portland, with mdse and
passengers, 10 II Cromwell Co. Experienced a heavy
gale from NV with snow; compelled to put into Tar
Bark Emblem (of Boston, Nckerson Bahia Jan IT, with
hides master. Feb a. off the Capes Of Delaware,
0ountered heavy blow from NV and blown OF about
Bark Dodo tBrem, Hnesman, Havana. ls day. with
gar. &c, Funch, Meincke d Wendt
Bark Augusta Small (Br, of Windsor, NS) Toy GoarA
Cuba, IL days, with sugar, &c, to b + Small
ssr ss a re1 Samor Ssna o
4chr Mary Morgan, Morgan Poc0moke River, days
Schr Edward Perment Decker. Tangier Sound 8 days
schr Maxon Rogers, Farren, Nanticoke, Nd,
Schr Persee Brooks. Porter, ElzabethporL
Steamer Falcon, Williams ProvideE
BELOW.
Sehr Bapvard, Of New York.
Schr Marine, Of New York.
SAILED.
Duenos Ayres; Hortensa ShaDghae; Stsmler London
Flying Scud San Francisco Adratc and Lechhard (Br)
Liverpool Wabeno Br) Glasgow barks Earia Cork Iva.
1t Thomas; Whemine, Port Prince; Lampighter, De-
Wclch, Vera CRUZ Advance (Br Cork; Peterborough B)
London; Bonanza (Br) Liverpool origs Trowbrdge De
marara Merwin, Baltimore; w Nash, Cette: r. Word
ing, Rio Janero Walter Howes Cardenas; Drummond,
Aspinwa; Planet (Br) St Jago Selim (Br), Cork Los
Amigos tBr) Porto Cabello; schrs johnson, Csaiz;
March I-U steam transport Constitution steamships
Kangaroo tB) Queenstown and Liverpool Champion,
pinwa Roanoke, Havana
Wind during the day NV and fresh.
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PROPOSALS.

A RMy SUPPLIES,
~ Ossicr or ARsv cLorHiYG and EouiHAes,
corner Of BroOne ana Greene n y. Feb 2S 1862
s'seo proposals are invited and viii be received at this
Office until welve O'Clock Thursday 9th OF March
FOR furnishing contract The following Army Supplies,
verae at be Depot OF Army Clothing Equpage in this
city corner OF Brocne and Greene streets .....-.r
10000 Camp Kettles sheet IRON sizes in nests 1872 lbs
1000 Camp Haehels cast steel, best quality ls eunc-E
1900 Hat bet Handles, best hickory.
20 Ga rrison flags.
o. National Flags Infantry
30 Regimentl ColOrs, infantry.
40 Cavalry Guidons
% Cavalry Standards. N.s
b.0QO gross Coat Buttons.
leo pair First Sargeants Cbevrons (ay,lery)
Proposals for the above mentioned articles must ba made
under the terms and conditions specified ad
vertsement for Army Supplies the l9h inst.
Proposals Will be endorsed Proposals. Tor furnishing
Army Suppli-s,n and addressed,
Lieut. Col ID II. vINTON,
Deputy QuarlerInaster General, u. S A.
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Sehr Banvard, Of New York.
Scbr Marine, Of New York.
SAILED.

lsO2.
From record kept by J. H. Upton. Secretary Of tho
shipmasters Association have compiled follow
ing list of disasters for February, 1862
Those marked A, abandoned; O, collisions; r. fre
j. iesam Of cargo N, missing ports Distress
q, stranded.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
COAL.

I,OAL-s3 81 AND ~ 20 Nut, STOVE EGG AND FUR.
Y maze also Engish Camel, $li warranted 200 los
per ton, delivered ia good ORDER ifee OF carisg. WM
MARCOuSE agent SO stanton street. between aLd
Forsyth giIee.s, peaT B9wey,
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n PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING UNITED STATES
NOTES AND BONDS

TREASURY DtfAkrhkfT feD. ~ lop<.
Sealed proposals will be received the office of he Secre
aTy Of the Treasury until Wednesday the 5h day Of March
for furnishing ninety millions OF United States Notes
and hundred millions in Bonds be issued under the
authority of the act of February 1892 entitled IAN act to
authorize the issue Of United States Treasury notes
the redemption refunding thereof" Ne.
Notes and bonds will he required oil the denominations
and In the proportions as follows -
millions each United States notes of the demo-
los. Us b0s IOOs and tuOs and twelve
mil of the denomination OF I,uuU
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY NOVA SCOTIA DRAB
"a stone Hoae now occupied BY the owner for se fur
hsed or nn.urnished Al sacrifice aud liberal terms
Apply on the Premises 2 West Fory street. Fifth
avenue.
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SEALEp Proposals, ARE INVITED Till TIN

XNAETED TO PURCHASE
INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS
Send proposals the oe OF Army Clothing and Eaipsre
Bryome and Greene streets New York The
number hand aud price at which they be delivered
immediately. Proposals tp be addressed TO
Lieut. Col. ID. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quartsrmaser General u. y Army.
osrcr or AMY CtorHISc AND EouIraGs, NEw YoaR,
February u, 1861
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., TO LET.

A VERY CONVENIENT MEDIUM SIZED EIGH sTooP
IA House 70 let 100 f~ eh street. between Sixth se-
ycnth The house In good oder with ali the mo.
dern improvements including complete Can
feet. Apply 70 SMITH LAWRENCE, IbI Duane sirset.
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sEGAns AND TOBACCO.

e,ruAps VERY CHEAP THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. IL
Ntoadvay ia Offering ca. Inducements 10 cash buyers
ONE desirable brands Of Havana Domestic and Gcrman se
Ears stan unsoid.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT TO LET, FOR SALE
"A or exchangeOn the Hudson, at ug Sing, New York
i've minutes depot; splendid nsion,
house. &C. with acres finely shaded magnificent
OF the river; viii be let for class hotel hrst class
boarding house. but private family preferred; or will be
sold much below its value for nrs class city
property. Address w. A. r.. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

rNO LET-THE BAR AND RESTAURANT ATTACHED
10 the Frankfort House, 2O2 William street. Of
Frankfort Rent taken in board Of help Apply at the Office
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no LET-A SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF FOUR
rooms, water and gas suitable for gentleman andwif
pleasantly located Abingdon square; only
persons occupy the house. Rent $oj Address Stanley
tioh G., Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

NEAT THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
stooP House, No 66 Lexington avenue 10 rent very de-
raoie House. with modern and in good order
Kent low 70 good tenant May be from 70 o'clock
Apply 70 JOHN FOLEY l63 Broadway during the day
W Lexington avenue, after o'clock p. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

JKrEsTERN LANDS wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A
w House in this city, provided loan of 900
be had such. Apply so.J II. 3D. T. EDWARDS. 2ls
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

no LEr-THE THREE STORY DWELLING HOUSE
Eas. Eighteenth street between Second and Third
10 ~ GOOD tenant three years lease viii given. Apply
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A GOOD CHANCE.-TO LET. THE TWO VERY FINE
"A three story and basement Dwelling Houses. Nos. rs
the modern improvements The locality desirable.
Rent $50 each. inquire of BRYAN LAWRENCE Al East
I'D hrty third street between FOURTH Madison ay enuea
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

MERCHANDISE WANTED-THE OWNER OF
lN beautiful Country seat, With the best dwelling and
fixtures in the county and large, nice double with
and half of land adjoining, and farming lands
pear the ssmei in growing country village Of several
&c-wises ate the entire property with cash.
for good assood Merchandise The owner is in this city
and consulted eonhdentaliy by addressing Country
Merchant, Park Hoisl corner Of Nassau and Beekman
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

A FOUNDRY TO LET FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n Sing Sing New York. with engine a.. situa..
cd right the river; will be other desired:
Will be rented very low sold al bargain exchanged
for city properly This Is the cheapest offered
Address Foundry, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Two LET IN YONKERS-A VERY DESIRABLE AND
convenient Cottage House TO let in Yohkets; is situated
the principal avenue and overooks the and is
within five minutes walk Of either railroad steamboat
landing; will be let with without furniture Apply at 70
Chatham street 26 Duane street TO w q 0UTIERREZ
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
U,oR sALE-TnE DWELLING HOUSE AND GROUNDS

No 2Glace court directly on Brooklyn Heights; build
ngs all of brick and built In the substantial
house 62x70 feet three stories complete in all s
pontmonts, billiard room, &c situation uni'aled com
York both city and country within three minutes
walk Of the Wall street ferry; being all that Is required for
first class residence pure air ample grounds handsomely
laid out In terrace garde winery greenhouse
stable, coach c0achmans house, &C. III sold will he
rented leased for number of furnished other
wise. Inquire OF JOHN ii. PRENTICE, No. Grace court,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02


TNHARI.ES X. BILLS
" PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, COS BROADWAY,
Near Houston street.
Not the argest and extensive" but the best and
cheapestr in the city.
and beautiful style OF
"Car,es 1de yse Just been introduced this gal
ery and are only 81 Oper Large Photographs
6kxST, two for one dollar,
6yI0, one for dollar
All other styles equally low prices si,nss can be en-
gagged for week In advance.
Call and examine and satisfy yourselves:
CHARLES X. BILL.
6D3 Broadway.
BThe proprietor does not deem ssary TO
10 any Gift enterprise scheme others do to induce
the public his establishment, feeling confident
that superiority Of his work 10 all the nducement that
the public nced at the same time he would be happy to
furnish all who desire them, tho Negatives from which
their pictures printed al merely the cost OF the glass;
"A hint 10 the wise 10 sufficient"
CAMERAS FOR sALE-ONE a., ONE n; FIRST
" ella instruments; chance; 10 be sold immsdi-
Ntely Also an Sxl0 Box and Lewis Holder and Bath
Dish cash. Apply at 2S4 Bowery, corner OF Houston
street.
LNoR sALE-A LADY, ABOUT BREAKING UP
housekeeping would like TO dispose of two large Oil
Paintings SubjecsOne Fruit and the other Fower Oval
frames very handsome. Also smaller onea cabinet
sire Address ID. J. c., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

RIO LEr-IN EAST BROOKLYN, THREE HOUSES.
built in the Coihic atyr, with al the modern improve
nents Gas and Gxtnrcs and Ridgewood water; Myrtle
nue. cars pass every fve minutes within ha block o. the
houses Inquire Of T.. +. OBRfEN, builder. Skillmsn
street. between Myrtle and Park avenues, Rept S2vV.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

IJoUsE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY FOR sALE-A
small two story basement and a,,ic Cottage, IN good
mens including bath and fixtures Win be sold cheap.
Inquire on the premises S4l 81 South Fifth street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

LNOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL PLACE, SITUATED IN
Lower Morrisania, Boston road Morse avenue. he
tween sixth and Seventh streets containing about nine Lots
with Cottage, well stocked with fruit and shade
about Ia miles from Harlem Bridge aud Of mile FROM
depot OF Harlem Railroad. Inquire of f. X ADAMS, No.
3 pine stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

rTO LET-FROM THE lST OF MAY NEXT THE DE-
srabe three story brick Dwelling House 72 West Twelfth
street. In complete order with all the
has Also mirrors n the parors and chambers cornce
over the parlor windows made in the best
the building; the house 70 feet 'front.' lot l03 fee
deep lot Handsomely improved with shrubbery nne
street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

House, 236 Spring street. IA rooms, good modern
improvements In good order also the upper OF small
House, S25H Broadway. Apply 70 s. g. CLARK, Sa5x
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

NEW BROWN STONE HIGH sToOP HOUSE FOR
~ sale-6l East street, four stories and
baemen has all the modern and In perfect
order price 81 O Terms For card 70
The house apply to JOHN FOLEY, l6S Broadway, IS
Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

AT NEW BRIGBToN-A LARGE FURNISHED NAN
"A sen containing billiard tables, water works &c
also three Villas all on the Heights modern
flower and vegetable gardens, fruit grounds
pies and coach housea view i've minutes from
ferry. Apply 10 T BOND l32 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
4 GENTfRL THREE STORY AND BAsEMENT HOUSE

u "'1NII.Hrs - II SIOhf AND HN5ENENT HOUoI'
IA gn sop % Lexington avenue, for sale let win
or without Furniture handsomely painted and escoed has
ali the modern and perfect order and
neatly furnined Will sold or rented on reasonable terms
Apply TO JOHN FOLEY, 1853 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

ITO LET-SMALL STORES AT ls AND a2 EAST
pwsish street near Broadway a 500 $3.50 and $3.50;
business societies. &c. Apply TO JOHN 9. KEisO o2 vii.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

H1O LET-AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES THE VERY
desirable houses, Nos go and 263 West Twenty third
also Nos lz9 l52 West Twenyfourh street Ap
ply 70 p. HARMONY'S NEPHEWS 4 CO., 81 Greenwieh
street. or A. LEAMAN, 2l7 West Twenty.third street
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

A DENTIST OCCUPYING A BROWN STONE HOUSE,
n IN pleasant location, woyld like TO meet with party
20 lake the house (paaly furnished il desed)
HIM retain two or three for Office Apply II st.
Lukes place (i,cloy street,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

GARrBALDl has written letter Of advice
TO England. Good advice, too but John
Bull will not heed it. England is in the
hands Of the aristocraey, and they hate re-
publioanism worse than they do slavery or
the d. Gaubaldi wrote thus
Cal tho great American republic, for she
is ia truth your daughter. and Is struggling
now for the abolition OF that slavery which
you have already so nob'y proclaimed. Help
her TO escape from the strife waged against
her by the traders in human flesh Help her,
and then place her by your side at the great
assemblyof nations-that final work of hu-
man intellect. Cali to your side all those
peoples who would be free, and lose not an
hour
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
FROM wASHiNGTONAND VICINITY

WAsHINeToN, Oct 80.
Royal Phelps has been recognized by the
President as Consul General Of Nicaragua to
reside at New York
Gen. Lew Wallace has been assigned to
duty IN the Department Of Tennessee. A
number Of rebel prisoners left the old Capt.
tol to-day for the South. man from Balt-
more was arrested by the Provost Guard to-
day, having in his possession a quantity Of
quinine, opium and morphine, supposed to be
intended for the Sonth. He was committed
to the old Capitol prison.
1t is believed that the Alabama is now on
the track Of the Aspinwal steamers for the
purpose of interoeptng treasure ship.
Maj Russell, paymaster Of the marine
corps, recently attached to Gen. McClellan's
staff, committed suicide this morning, with
both sword and pistol, while laboring under
temporary insanity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

DRArHs In the list Of recent deaths in
Vermont we observe the names Of Hon. He
man Morse OF Dorset; Oct. 81, Col. Aaron
Baker Of Manchester, aged 20 years and,
Oct. 25, Hon. John Work Of ESSEX, aged 60
years. These gentlemen have served the
State in various positions Of honor and re-
spousibihty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

Coon RULE.-Geo. Bancroft (the his
iorisn, and democrat,) was nominated for
Congress, ia the s,h Now York District, a
few days ago, but by men who are uniriendly
to the Administration Mr. Bancroft declin-
ed, saying:
For one, will not give a vote for any
man whose election would be an encourage
ment TO She rebellion TO hold out. !, for one,
will not consent to send our sons and broth
ers 60 the battlefield, and then betray them
at the polls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

REsIoNED.-Capt Thos. F. House of Sd
Vermont; Capt A. ]. Rowell, of commi''ary
department, on account Of i'll heath and It.
Harris. Go. A, 7th VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

To BE REMEMBERED.-ln sending wines
ielles, or other liquius, for the soldiers, pack
the articles by themselves, and not with
clothing and the like
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

BARRE.-Dr. Thayer Acknowledges the re-
ceipt, from ladies Of Barre, of 2ls articles OF
hospital supplies for the soldiers, Well DONE
ladies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

CoTroN.-Great success has attended the
culture of cotton in Southern Illinois. So
much more reason for keeping Illinois out of
the fangs Of the copperheads.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

The story of the New York Express, about
foreign Intervention, was borrowed and en-
larged from Russells British Army and
Navy Gazette. OF course the Express has
only expressed it's own reasonable wishes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

1EoTIoNs.-ln New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Missouri, Minnesota and Delaware, Nov. /;
and in Maryland, Nov. 9Th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

PRouoTED.-Capt. Cbas, P Dudley, 5th
VT, to be Major Orderly Sergeant X. b.
stearns, Co, A. 7th VI, to be First Lieut.,
in place Of Fish, resigned Lieut.. Darwin
to be Captain of same company, in place Of
Peck, promoted to majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

NEW YoRK.-Hon. Ambrose W CLARK,
of Watertown, has been nominated for re-
election TO Congress by the Union Conven-
ton Mr. Clark is a brother editor, as well
as Republican, aud we are GLAD to see that he
is appreciated The Tribune counts upon
his election as a certainty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
1g ttcbmau x state 5uurua,.
R.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER. NOVEMBER 7, 1869.

The REPoRTERs STILL AGAIN will
this bother never end The Rutland Her
aid states, proiesscdly on the authority Of
Senator Foot, that "sl the published reports
OF Senator Foot's speech at Montpelier are
both verbally inaccurate and substantially
imperfect and defecdve"-and more Of the
same sort. IL is undoubtedly true that the
reports did not reach to the height Of the
Senator'S eloquence--tbat they did not per-
iectly photograph his round and polished
periods, and that they were verbally inaeeu-
rate, "imperfect and q iectiye' We have
stated something like this before, and it was
but just to the Senator to state H. Never
theless we think the Herald is unjust to both
Of the reporters. Certainly the reported
speeches are in the vein and spirit Of the
Senator and we believe they are 80 "substan-
sually' correct as to be recognized BY any
body familiar with bis style, and by anybody
who heard the speech As 20 our own re-
port we now say. it was revived ,af,er the
first hurried edition. by Gen. D. w C. CLARK,
a. Senator Foot himself told US it would be
ana We 'hen supposed ana SUN suppose N
was done with 'he senator approval we
considered it Ia fact reyisal by the Senator
himself for he subsequently expressed his
satisfaction with our report not indeed that
it was perfect, but tha' in points Of time and
p1rpor' 1t was worthy oi nus 'ommehua'''n'
Ncw we hope we have done with this matter.
~ Inc People party >ios'h wings
ana democrats oil MAs'acHu'el's is very un-
fortunate IL "lsnes 10 run Chafies Frahcls
Adams for Senator against Charles sumner
but Mr.. Adams will not consent 1t nom'-
mated Charles H. Tram Tor Congress against
MI boutwell, ana John II. Cihord against
Mr.. hlhot-out Messrs. Iran and Chttotd
both refuse 20 run and declare that they give
20 the President unqnahhed ana uncondiuon-
ana sa ,,o,n,o ~ ,no,. ,b., Nh. n.ooJ, of
Nss.acbg.e,,s will echo il At the polls. and
l.,.bc 90 IN ,b. b,,.
% un, l-i; res,.r b,. served tho
peo,l,. % in the Same v,y in M, ninth dis.
,.;.'. C,t uirt. dino IL, NJ Au.v,. dis
,,i.,. .,5 lame. NJ R.ebe ditto in Mr.
p;.... 4;.,.i., obt..bi. yer, .,o,d
A NEW DisEAsE.--ln the town OF Plat's-
burgh. y. Y, recent order from the War
Department came TO draft 9S men to I'LL
up their quota. The doctor s offices was at
... ,t..,. ,-.., ,A.
rl.,....... u.;,i;... $50. an.
c.-i6c.,e of cou,.c. bpt hs,io, more honesty
ana ,,.,r,o,i.,, ,h,n soma ,,er,b.,s of the
r-on.sioo r.y. ,o those ,bo really had no
l;...s. .v.,..,.,.,,. ,e -.,,;o,;.,, ,o-t;sc.,os
Of, disease entitled ., c.u.aro NON e.t"-
This answered e,ery ,p,,,.s and tho yr,,i6ed
.,,li,,c, Maid for tbo Certificate and took il
-, .t, .,o..,..,,.. ,4Bco f,r r..,rd
A lANkEt OMAN l'ay rom ne"
England called at a hospital !" Washington
'he other cay 10 see her SON Inc surgeon
c,h,bi,ed M. l,,J us,,.rs IN tbi. o,ca.ioo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

10 Capt. Henry p. Atherton, OF Caven-
dish, late Of the 4th Vermont disabled at
Lees Mills, from doing military duty, has
assumed editorial charge of the Nashua IN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

FoR THE LADIES. -- Stew your winter
squashes or pumpkins to pulp, as for the
table. Spread the pulp one-third Of an inch
thick on plates, and dry it down in the oven,
taking care not to scorcb. When thoroughly
dry and crisp, bag the sheets for future use.
When wanted for use in pies or sauce, break
the sheets into pieces, and soak over night in
milk This is an old recipe, and an excellent
one, but every body does not know it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

LIBERrA-Intelligenoe from this country
is that cotton, coffee, sugar, &C., were being
planted in large quantities, and that English
merchants we're striving to get the trade
How well timed and fortunate, therefore, was
the congressional act of last session establish
ing commercial relations with Liberia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

Coon. Hon Mason W Tappan is Colonel,
and Hon James Pike Lieut.. Colonel Of the
10th New Hampshire Regiment. Both were
Republican Members Of Congress together.
rappan was Colonel of the lst three months
regiment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

NEBRAsKA.-The papers state that S. q.
Daily, Republican, has been elected Delegate
to Congress, by an increased majority. Daily
got his seat in the 36th and 37lh Congresse'
on contest. 1t was time for the people to
settle the question. They have settled it
right
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

CoNTRABANDs.-An lndiauian lately as
serted that the Government is supporting
40, 600 contrabands at Washington, and that
the North is to be overrun with those ne
groes. The agency at Washington has had
$500 in It's charge in all, ofwhom about 400
remain and these are not supported by the
Government, The agent states that many
applications have been made for these negroes
TO 60 TO Northern States, but that not one in
hundred is willing 10 CO.