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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
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EXPEL THE E0uBT
OK ALLl

C,OR statesnsh, Judgoe, Edit oIF, Tbysioiarsa
II tho olest bcLe ola As well as new, give Il tkeis
unqualified sancu on, and Teco mmtId itkIH
cases Of erupuons, I'D disease Of the rLrlJ tGt
brain; 6nt all Who have uted 1t, Snite IN tes-
ufying that IL Will preserve the Lair ff,m L.
ing gray, emil rom falling to any age, o. Eells
restore. Ras1 the iolloWiug'-N
ST. LoUIs, July 10th 1870.
o. ]. WOOD, Esq.; Lear sa.-Allcw NJ tia
Pleasure and satisfaction TO tiantmit to ltu tia
beneficial effects OF yonr Bhir Restorative, IfieI
= trial oitiye years. mneHC,d using ytuT
RestorativeiI Al January, 1850, since Which tiEe
have hot beeG WitEout q bettle On lard
w hen commenced INC use, my hair Fat o,dte
thin, and at least one-t thiid eIGJ ev appI-
cations stopped its falling, and in three we,ka
time there was not o gray hair - DO found, ,neiih
er has there been up to this time.
After my hair was completely restored, oou.
tinued its use by applying iwo OF three times Ter
month. Ny hAi' has ever cot ntihued healthy
softand glossy, and NY scalp perfectly fite fICn
dandrun. I do not Imagine the facts above
mentioned will De any particular advantage
70 you, or even aatteF Seur vanity at this lAlS
day, as am we'll aware they are all well known
already, aud eVe;. ,norS wonderful onss through
out the Union. have occupied my time IN traV-
aling the greater part OF the past three years,
end have taken pride sld pleasure In recon-
meuding your Restorative and exhib itlng itsef-
feets in my own case. In several instances
have met with people that have -On ounced II a
uilouk' sayink sASS G,n,ssa- 4. nro,,sS L
eSeiy a, ~ ~ "a Dy pIoo-
Wy e s' ,,ssd yor's mas, nrti,
o ~ w. ,',,s ana nsII,no a. "ha,t 1870 s1u '"
Gs gu 49, rnt;cSS ,,~o or tbrss
eslf. advertised as above, which have no douh
'Ais ,;oia 80 rsr,',s,ion Sp.
PANolii.e AZ 1''.ois t rsaS,a "heul hlhSIs lhSIs
donbt.
po"V a !, sS.a.,tsa naFo hos
aia ofaiis .i snouEm o,sd Son-s so-S sa
Otlse tney iase yOv1s, sUia aoL "otd IA
seEeiE oS Sums OIhef
name an plasSs s,SiH 81 S0I,e, .hen en,.. A.. v,
nN: mIshAn 80 PAet 80 yesI', seen sac
talked with more t1a v%o tnoesahd persons that
hA@s aSsa sSst nj H Is
-sonls aoI Oapaf;tss' e'ny halt cAD1ruii, seald
heaa' ana every aiSs"ss 'hs scalp AAa mead ara
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20

NM l., the under signed persons, do, bSth
w public alton, forbid any peTsonor person
going ON any Of.opr lands or farms and shoot
Ing, catching, gaming and killing any bird or
bifas ct any time hereafter. as We win prose-
,euts every and al suoh pegson,or persons scoi-
fending for tSespass and damage forevery Aneh
,ofense yas weOonaiderita very great damage 70
or faEms to hsve,thosc birds killed and dea-
tsoysd, since they are the destroyer Of those
RoEHs and insects that so often destroy the
growing crops, and thereby b last the prospects
of the farmer. We consider them work OF q
kind Providence, placing than here TO 'bs the
destroyer Of those insects and we hope that,eY-
cry and all persons will strictly ,obseFSe this
notice ahd not put us to the paiaful duty OF en-
forcing the penalty Of tho Law which we will
certainly do, if this notice isnot sttietly com
piled with. BEGONI ,HlxoN,
PATRIcK REED, ;tiEoRoz HoFERdREn,
o. CUNNING, WR. HoFBRINEs,
| HEERV HoFgRINEa, r. MURDouE,
JsHH RoBBNs, NELSON HeAsHpyBa,
JOIN WNRD, JosEPH HOWELL,
A. c. Down, g. W. DERNlsoN,
PETER 6HRINEE, Woes HoEFuINEs,
'STEeRAN SALTS, JAooR WAIgz.
Dseemhsr lsth, 156l-9w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
GREAT SUMNER REMEDY =! /!
GOOD Tor THE STOHHCH!
DR.. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY Wln BITTERS.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR HABITUAL C,ONSTIPA TION


JGatHGSOs, FsOs- Gad AgUs, General Debility, and
,GlI DiseaSes GSSSiag trOtE a DisOr9sEsS
StOhaac1, LSper 0 BOsostS,
THEY ere useS and reeomR. anded by leading
J. Physicians of the ooun 'Ty, and all who try
them pronounce them inpalusble.
DA.JAMES L. LEEPERiE, writen from Ma.
ware, STARK Co., O., .'the Rite VA ehighly
p.G;sedby those suffering from irdi PeBtion dye
lpepsia aud hvercomplaint."
e. 8. DAVIS, Postmaster at WiltlRmsportj0. j.,
|sGyG, ,'"they give great gGtisfaction. Insethem
5nyseif, having taken cold, become .proBtfatt
andlostuy appetite. III relieved me, and ] cGn
Teoomnend ditWith gyeatsssu rance ofits merits.
Or. WIN. NJ. KERR, ofRogersgills, Indiana,
writes Gs that they are the most Walustle .nsd-
icine efered. lie htsTeeonmended them With
l.grestsuocess, and with them made several aures
I.cf.palp lpitation ofthe heartand gsneral debility.
THOMAS STAMFORD, Esq., BloutsVille,
Henry 90. ,Ind., writes us.Glong letter, under
date of May ,186D. He was .Ruoh reduced,
having been afflicted for .thzee,yaAEB with great
nervous debility ,pGlpi pitasiOn ,ofshs theaStofthe
most sepeJe and prostraEing character, Haftar
using % few ibattles wAs completely IassqSed,
and am nowAns obust healyh.d
| GEORGE V.GfGFFMAN .saysGlsszAs sfilist-
ed with rhenmatiRm,for twenty years, In Gllits
Various forms, end Gt the dateCf bis llsttar he
mad been two years we'll; the litterB affecting,
the,ouTe, when several physicians attending
him could ,dohim n good. Ae says, 'Ior,shsa-
nation, dyspepsia liver complaint, kidney Of
'fea;ion, or drOpsy ,Itisaepscife,esztain .rOms-
ldy."
J.W. HUNT wtitesfrom Dslphos, Allen Co.
TO-, esection where Fever and AguepSevails, !,
thGthemost cheerfuliy recommends tn hen' Of do
eided meritin Glleeses.of Egv R AID AauE
DysPBPsIk, AID gen ERA LiDg galLrFT.
! D.K.GADLEHERS,H NJ D.. whites from Var
Vert, o., 81 most respeesfnlly recommend the
Eshsrry Wine Bitters to thsnotio ofDpspe ptiC
peEsons, natoAllKho IeqpiEs 6 stimulating
medicine.
ssuch News AVe ,eSe Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EAoE
I BOTTLE.
They aFe<sold. by Medicine Daelefs generally
liPriee- rs cts, .,per.b bottle. j. J.NHARRlSa& Co.
iCineianati, o., PIepsietors for tho eousberI
and Western6tates, to whomAddTessa oil ordsrs
For.sale byJ dodge q Son Ne Arthur; n IN
d j. W+Cozad, &lienssills;J n .Keenan, Ham
Eden; Samuel :0Yithn, Londonderry; R1berts G
J Samuel ;Columbus, and by Druggists general
throughout thstuniteds6t and 'Gansdas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
lJh, WEAE III .
CERATE, OR DlNTMEN 7.

and . OF have. o ApeEH,anent, cure
THE GERADE has proyeditaa.l I, chest
Ointment ever Invented, and BLe o. used,
iahss.nAYar been known todail o u ling q
permanent cure, of Cid SorSs,Tet gr King
worm, SGaH Esad, 'Chilblaiss.a1 ioi Bites,
lBafbsfis 1toh ,s sGhapped,or 'Cracksd Hands OF
alipe, tRl0iehss or PIN ples On tho iEane. And
far 800
Nake Tiaples'ena Sore Eyes,
,thesGsrate ia the only thing reanirsd,to,aare.
.it-ebsnld he keptin' the hanss fysfaniiky
n Rine .nf EyTEp ri, a5erate re SceHzs mar
i8aftle.
DiJsetionesaccoIn Pany each Bottle,
Sold. By most Medicine Dealers.
1J.N.IARRTS. y 81 co.
Fronfietsra.fer thsseuahern .ds Western.states
Cincinnati o Ohio =.
TO whom all orders fer the.sboye gsdiciness
may, he addressed.
Sold Who clssalasa EotailIby j lDodgeSk Gan
Nczrthnr; "A. .it.l& ". w. sCosad, AiienspiI,s.--
s. a! !Keenapf Hamdsu; ;ssrn'l afifin, lLonJou-
derry; Roberta VI 6amuel, Coluuibus, and iby
Druggists eenszsl1y throughout ths q. .siatss
and Cansdae.
lDscemhsflt u t.esc. -,is.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
Don't DELAY
-BUT-
PURIFY THE B OOD.
DIR. WEAVE IS
GAMER And SALT BAEDl
SYRUP.
FOR THE aCU.RE0F
Csnkor ana Salt RhSum, Erysipelas ,Gerofu ais-
fessss, and CutaneoustB BFuptions, SoreE
and every kind of Disease sris--
ing from an impure stGtcOf
- IL

fe2s9B ana CotRne0uskbfuPtions,ao aoore6
and every kind.of Disease aris-
ing from an impure stGtcOf
the Blood.
The 1oat Effective BlGOd Purifier Of the
Nineteenth Century.
q Tis'the prescription efsn Educated Physicien
= and. .allRho are afflicted With any ofthe Gb oys
named diseases ,.shopld use it'Rithout delay.
Such lstters as thefollowing axe often received
Joromeville, Ashland c.; o., Nov, 30, ,lf0.
Lessrs j n Harris q Co., Cincinnati, Ohio:
'esnuemon-I desmitG duty as well rs Dle&-
snre TO inform you HhGt DR.. WEAvsR's SZnLp
and yGERATE has done for.mo, and hope this let
.ts- may come 20 the aotios of psrgons similarly
,atfIotsd. in the. gear 1851 was attacked with
letter, or some kindred dieease ION both ry.legs,
which egteRdsd until from my knees to my feet
.Was one raw -soIe. q consulted a1d obtained
preseti ptions from nesrly Gli>tke
physieians inthis Nicinity ,'but obtainsd i.o re-
iiisf. Yonr agent at this place, Mr. Hoffman re-
commended me to- try the Syrup and tCerete,
which 4 fortunately did, ;andsm nova sennd
and well mani hy thelsnse.
Rith:grstitKdeiIr remain yours, truly,
JogN WElsaAuaaT.
'kir. 'Wsithaught being swel known gentle
man of Ashland county, makes. .thia information
reliable.
,By'taking the Syrup as k;Tected, 1T will drive
all the ,diseaaes from the system, and WHOM
onee,snton the skin, ,sfswapplieationss
ND {sEn nxaTyHDsu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20

ISHDsE persons knowing Observation-Disclosures
II ,tems will find my Book and Accounts In
hands Of my Wife, EIllA l. RkIsD, who
'sfound es my rssidercs. ready and willing
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
Wood and Coal Wanled

Cannot some one who 0wes us on
subscription, send ns in Coal and
Weod2 We have been withont wood
for two Meeks. Each ene expects
some other one to bring in wood. So
we get none. Some man eau do no 3
favor by starting a load.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20

PAIN ,.I KILLER, ILL
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE Age.
TAKEN internally, 1t cures sadden Colds,
Coughs, &c., Weak Stomach, Genera De
bility, Nursing Sore Mouth Canker, Liver Com,
plant, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, CT9mp and
Pala in Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters
Cole, AsiAtic Cholera. DiarrheR and DysenteTy'
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES,
Heisns, Boils and Old Sores, Severe Burns and
Sealds, Cats, Bruises and sprains, Swelling
of the Joints, RingwoIm and letter, Broken
Breasts, Frosted feet and ChIblains, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and kheu-
mRiiaRl.
tina me- ~ 80. y
FEELE.
taken internally, shoald be adulterated with
milk o. water, or made into Aeyrup with mo-
lassee. For a Cough, few dropson sugar eat
en- will be more elective than anything else.
Sss Rsatod DirSaions, Elio1 GeoOmpaAy SaeG
bottle.
The PAIN KILLER ia BY universal consent
allowed to have won for itself rel utGtion IN
Its instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction Of PAM, IN all i'svariC US forms
incidental TO the human family, and the unso-
licited written and verbal testimony of the
masses In its favor, have been and are its ewn
best advertisement.
What stronger proof of these facts can be pro-
duced than the following letter, received, unso-
Ecited, from REV. ". B. JACOBS
NEwLRT, u. J, ,Jans 6, 1876 0.
Messrs. Perry Davis 4, Son GSntIeRlea Al
low me- unsolicited, TO send you o word ofcom-
mendation for your Pain Killer. have used II
in my family these several Teare, and found II
all it all Il elaine TO be. For Rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, Bprns, Cholera tendencies and
difficulties, as veil as Diseases generally that
prevail in families, regard the Pain Killer az
beyond al price, aAd as efdcaeiOns beyond any
medi6ae within lny knowledge. We keepit az
our chief family medicine, and ind its use In OF
dinary cases worth more thaa ANY doctor. The
testimony Of others aIDeng my acquaintance and
friends is equally favorable. Many clergynen
have spoken oft in the highest terms as fam
sly medicine. Missionaries in repeated instan-
oes have said to me in psrsoa aud in their let
ters, that the Pain Killer was by far the best
medicine need in heather lands, and they use
itfor themselves and fendGes, asd admiu1ster /,
to others around them Thus mech am in.
clinod to say as an sct of justice to yourselves
and as benefit to Others. YoL are ct Liberty Il
use this testimonial, If of any service.
Rev. ". B. JAG 1BS,
Late Editor Chiistian Chronicle.
BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS.
The Pain Killeris sold by all respectable Drug
gists throughout tho United Slatss and in FOr-
eign CouutTiea.
Price 25Gts. so ets., and lper bottle.
.. N. HARRIS 81 CO.,
fRcprastors for the Western e. Southern States
Cincinnati, 0lio.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By J.. Dodge 4
Son, MeArthur, A. II. g. !. w. Cozad, AlIens
Willie, d. n. Keenau, Hsmden, Samael Griffin
Londonderry, Roberts e. Samuel, Columbia,
and by Drnggists generally thrOpg ghOut the L
States and ,Canadas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
EVerybdy's Friend.
PEE RY y Avs
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER ,
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE Age.

taken internally, shoald be adulterated with
milk o. water, or made into Aeyrup with mo-
lasses. For Cough, few dropson sugar eat
en- will be more elective than anything else.
Sas RriatDa Directions, EiicA accompany Sdes
BOTTLE,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-20
BEWARE OF ALL lMITATIONs.

The Pain Killeris sold by all respectable Drug
gists throughout tho United Slatss and in For-
eign CouutTies.
Price rs Gts., so ets., and lper bottle.
AARRIS q co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14
New Yoax, Nov. 8.

New GORK, Nov. 8.
The following is the dispatch referred to
from the Philadelphia Inquirer
Gen Foster had left Newburn with some
5000 men, and had gone to Plymouth,
and with 5000 men surrounded some 5000
rebes, about one-half Of whom were cavalry.
The rebels wished to make terms, but Gen.
Foster was obdurate, and demanded an un-
conditional surrender, and they, finding they
could do no better Welded with good grace.
CAIRO, Nov.
telegram from Col. Lane at Fort Henry
to- Headquarters here says there is no doubt
about Gen. Ransom's having had fight with
the rebel Wooduh's command in the vicinity
OF Garrettsburgh. Reports from various
directions indicate the rout of the rebels
We have noting definite however.
A letter from Memphis says that 500 guer-
rilas are in the vicinity OF Hollierswllo, en-
forcing the conscription.
In the Memphis Bulletin OF the 1sh II Is
said large federal army passed south from
Grand Junction on Tuesday last. On Wed
nesday last an expedition left Helena for Cot
ton Plant, where it was understood rebel
force, $500 strong, had gathered. They
took days rations. Nothing has been
heard from them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

The Frankfort Journal, paper usually
well posted in diplomatic affairs, asserts that
dispatch from Secretary Seward mot to be
confounded with the circular of the 22d ult.)
has been transmitted to the representatives
Of the United States in Europe, which they
are instructed to communicate to the courts
at which they are accredited. IL is said to
contain no less than thirty closoy-written
pages and commences by stating that the
President has at no time received direct of
fers Of mediation from any European govern
ment IL such had been made they would
have been met with categorical refusal.
Either the Union must be again restored, or
the North and the rebelious South must
exterminate each other
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

~ New York city has given seymour
,sbam dem. 10000 majority. Tho state,
outside Of the city, has given over 10000
majority Tor Wad,wortb, who /, real dem-
ocrat In short, the city controls the state.
But worse than that, foreigners conuo, the
city. The merchants and manufacturers of
Great Britain, France, and Germany, have
more political power in New York city than
have the governments Of the Union and the
State Of New York combined God made
the country-mau made the city, and New
York is, politi, ally, bad specimen of man s
work. Fernando Wood once threatened to
take the city out Of the onion. We begin to
be reconciled to il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

The Monitor is being thoroughly repaired,
nd her armament rendered moro ei'ectual.
she will probably leave here saturday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

IY The pirate semmes has been destroy
ing British property. Wonder how lorg
John Bull will tolerate piracy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

NAyAL-Paymaster Charles c. Upham
has been detached from the Washington ma
w yard and ordered for service on board the
L. S. Steamer Minnesota.
Paymaster R. J, Richardson is still on
board the u. S. Steamer Harriet Lane, now
ON the coast of Texas and we regret to learn
that he is suffering from fever and aguo. We
hope he will be detached for service in amor'
favorable climate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

~ A letter from Italy expresses doubts
of the recovery OF Garibadi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

MAssAoHusErrs has done nobly. Both
candidates for Governor were republican, and
both undoubtedly patriotic: nevertheless tho
ptple Of Massachusetts have done the right
thin fin the recollection Of Governor Andrew.
Politically he is identified with the national
administration, and his defeat would have been
heavy blow against the country, especially
in its influence abroad, The Congressmen
stand nine republicans, five of them old mem
bers, whose experience will be needed-ono
peoples patty" candidate, 70 wit John S.
Sleeper, in the 3rd discreet, who is elected by
forty votes over Hon. Alexander Il. Rice
Mr.. Rice wished to retire from Congress, and
will not be likely to contest should there be a
good opportunity to do so. Mr. Sleeper was
whig, and ,dtor Of the Boston journal
II he shall have the slave-di,ers back in the
next Congress, one months experience will
cure his conservatism.
New YoRK and NEw JERsgY seem to have
gone against the administration, and for time
this result will be greatly prejudicial to the
interests Of the country. The smallness ot
the democratic majorities, however, iudicates
that under more favorable auspices both states
viii be retrieved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

Prayer BY Rev I.aae McAnn,

Juurn read and approved.
Oa mouon N Mf White senate bin .akeu up relai
in. To- me resis of bu,hs msrfages and desths pend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

ITII IVT UT TW0 ITI TTITTT'
journal Of yesterday read and approved.
The motion To amend 'he 4th rule Of the senate was
taken up and agte teed 10.
ResoHtion-By Mr. Bradford, inquidng TO the
completeness oi the flies uf the legislative journals IN
the state Library adopted
ms iiiffoduced and reicrrsd---By Mr. Farrar, re-
atiug 10 marriage, 10 Special committee on domestic
relations
Rep0rt.--By Mr. Kirkland Senate bill equalizng as
scsments n The several towns third reading ordered
House biHs reaa third time and passed Title ", ch
l5 relating towus town meetings aud town oihceTs
Title x ch TO- relating the organization Of villages,
corporations and hfc districts TILE Ny, ch a. relating
TO laying out aud dsoontnning highways and bridges.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

GEN. BRooKs.--A correspondent Of the
Burlington Times, hailing from the 9th Yer
mont, gives the order of Gen. Brooks, issued
on the occasion Of taking leave Of the
Vernon, brigade, as follows
HEADoUARrERs, 2D BRIGADE,
SMIrH's DIV, Oct 2l, 1862
General order.
The Brigadier General Commanding this
Brigade hereby relinquishes command. In
thus terminating our official connection which
has existed for precisely year the General
Commanding experiences much regret.
He is not unmindul that his own reputa-
tion has been identified with and has, indeed,
been dependent upon that Of those who have
served under him. and it is with great grati-
tcation that he thanks them for the noble
manner in which they have sustained him in
the performance Of bis arduous duties both
in camp and in the field.
He will watch their future career with deep
interest, and trusts that be will ever have oc-
casion TO feel proud that his name has been
associated with the Vermont Brigade.
By order Of Brig. Gen. Brooks.
Theodore Read, Capt. and A. A. G..
~ 20 X, 7th Regiment (Capt Barber OF
Nortbfeld, has suffered severely during the
present war. Capt. Barber's company now
%umbers but thirJ-fye men, The remainder
hAing died or been discharged. The follow
in& list Of deaths that have occurred sine,
thev Regiment left the State
At while on his passage March, 90 Geo. n Wiley
Near Nicksbuigh, Juy ", Stilman Steyens.
Near Nicksbutgh, July Is, John l., Rich.
Near Vieksbufgh, July p Frank Cuckkcy.
AZ Carrolton. La, july "a James Hall
Al New Orleans, Aug. ~, Joshua Wade.
Al New Orleans, Aug. rs. Nathan G.. Heath.
Az Neu Orleans, Aug. II, Alonzl J.. Fish
Al New Orleans. Sept. lot. John fUyTod.
Al New Orleans Sept Charles Cutler.
AZ New Orleans, sept 4. John Sullivan.
AT New Orleans sept s. Leland + kimbaU-
AZ Cauoton, Ia Sept. lj, Frank Williams.
At New Orleans, Sept. %. John W Flanders.
At New Odeans sept %, George W Ciathu,
At Carrolton, Oct 10, Chas W. Blood,
Lucius Fowler,
John Welch,
Oscar Huston,
William Balah.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

MusloAL.-The Unitarian Church and so
ciety at Burlington has just procured new
organ intended for one of the best in
the country. 1t was manufactured by A. w.
Johnson, Of Westdeld. Mass, and for the pur-
pose of testing its power, concert OF sacred
and secular music has been arranged for Fri
day eve, Nov. IA, under the direction of Mr
S. C, Moore. 1t will be rare treat for
lovers OF music, and we commend it TO them.
VERMONT lRoN.--lt is said that an iron
ore bed in Tinmoulh worked years ago, has
been roopened, and L, at the ore is to be
manufactured at Plymouth into plates for
l'on-clal ship.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14
Ga 1tcbmau Y STATE Suurual.
the ELECTIONS.
by R.P. WALTON

MONTPELIER, NOVEMBER "A, 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14

to The y. Y. World brags that New York
has sent two hundred thousand men into the
field to fight the rebels, bot with undraned
yigor has whipped, politically, the govern
ment which controls the army. We give the
idea, not the language of the World Now
where would the World and its friends be-,
if the two hundred thousand patriotic sol
diers had been at home on election day; In
a minority of about one hundred thousand,
FRAwoE.-M. Thouvenal, Minister Of For
eign Affairs, has resigned He has been
counted adverse to the United States and fa-
vorable TO the secessionists, while on the ltal-
ian question he has been in favor of with
drawing the French troops from Rome, and
therefore in favor Of the union and independ-
enee of the Italian States in one empire under
Victor Emmanuel Baron de la Hugs is the
successor Of Thouvenal, and is counted as
friendly to the United States If all this be
true, the Emperor of France is right as to the
United States, while he is persisteptly wrong
as to Italy, and the latter in spite of pledges
to withdraw his army from Rome.
New HAMProN INsrIrUTIoN ,FAIRFAX,Vt.
The catalogue for 1862, shows eleven students
in the theological department, and one hum
dred and ihirty-two in the literary-total, a, l 4S
Considering the times, this institution is in q
very aourishing condition; and the Baptsi
denomination, which is its special patron, has
done the State favor by locating it within
her borders May it ever flourish. Jame
Upbam, d. D., is President of the Institute.