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sRuESEcrlDr, August 10Th, ssea.

NJ sBHESEcTADY. August 10Th $500
Hon Go P. BALDWIN, Commissioner
n O.. Orange County, Vt.
Dear sn;-l have analysed the following s,mnax q,
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esi-EfwaFl Hungerflrd. Professor or C,is,s,
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We are permitted 20 publish the following Chemical Anal
yss that have been made by eminent Chemists of our
Liquors " Jul
BURLINGTON, Vt, March 7h, 1861
To Messrs CnAs BAcKMAs & Co, NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this ,,o,bo, =. +,
orm you that we have repeatedly an examnaton Of
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THE PERFECT MELODEON.
tBOX b.

A MOTHER TRIUMPH, AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
kat Burlington, the PERFECT srLoBEoN again awarded
the First Pre- iu for purity evennes and OF
and prom ptDess of touch.
lneyery desirable quality for superior INSTR
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mcnt,
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All instruments warranted and sent any part Of the
country at risk. ESTEY & GREEN
gRArTLERoRo, Oct 10 1863, %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

We are eouvinced taa there many parents of so,
nsnmpave, and diseased e6udit,u 4 xhsp, = ~
OF oiisprinvs eny hriHgs SUFFERING aud poverty To ~
We Nona VIA sens GU infor,,a, ~ !.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

Cur tndependsncs shall have been fully recognized BY
our foes. and an honorable peace happily secured
To our brave defenders IN all OF our armies, gallant
sons Of proud mother, proclaim that virginia ASKS
Won 10 re enlist in her defence Shall ste call In vain
Hone honor glory, answer never.
To The militia liable to draft appeal with all the
earnes,pess Of Governor Of the State, who Wonia
proutly transmit to posterty every memen;o OF departed
WORTH every testimonial Of present greatness and power
every hope of future to which this great state
has rghtful claim to rally 10 the call for volunteers
Wait not for the draft Let it be said that Virgin
ians require to be forced to defend their glorious hert
age
feel that these appeals will not be made in vain.
| AN required however, to execute the law This
PROCLAMATION will be followed by another, presenting the
mode deemed proper By to carry out It's provisions
and prescribing proper regulations and suitable details
Ia the meantime invite tenders Of service OF indVid-
uals of companies Of any number OF men that may
choose u VOLUNTEER to Gil up the ranks OF our present
armies These tenders asked for previous to the
tenh day Of March.
Vlrgu,ans you are not the craven spirits who can
tamtlT submit TO a Tyrant's rule
(--l Given under nv hand, aud under the seal OF
ills State at Richmond, this lSth day OF February,
- 1862, and in the eghty-siIth year OF the Oon'
moaWeath. JUN LhAOn4n'
By the Governor,
GEoRGK W. hUSYoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Tenders Of service NAV be made in writing, addressed
to the Adjutant General marked, "For Volunteer Duty
State particularly the place Of residence Of tho Voiun
tser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
SPEAKER OF tbs HOUSE.

10 tks ER,0r cf .is Ubig
The House OF Representatives Of the Confederate States
y 4 asssm5ls tomorrow TIE frs; duty it will be called
on 10 perform will be 10 select presiding officer. am
ad6.d 20 say the Hon Taos S BOcOck, of Va, is, by
general acq1escence, designated as the member on
whom this honor should be conferred. Mr.. BocOek is
80 vel aad iAyoraby koOEn in the South it would be
u5,k Of sgpererogaoa for me to point cut bis peculiar
q &c loas and fitness for this cfc'. will only add
TIA. ais long legislative experience lis familiarity with
parliamentary rp s. sninenily qualify him for this distin.
gusbsi pOsdOa. may with confidence, say NJ BocCek
Is icd AID trusted son of Virginia, and hi' election to
tee Spsaeshp Of hs sss Cor gsess of the cOnfeder To
S,als vii give both pleasure and saIiac,ioa to every
TRUE VIRGISIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
al THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA :
A PROCLAMATION.

The President OF the Confederate States has made
rsgliion upon Virginia for her q1ot OF troops The
G neral Assembly, in compliance with this demand
have passed an act raise the force called Tor IHey
have authorized tn Governor 70 I'll 10 companies now
ia service By accepting volunteers. Bu they have re-
qli-ed a draft 10 be made o. every county and city,
4 a sufficient number do not volunteer for service.
Relieving as d. in the ardent patriotism OF Virgir-
lana aud that they ony require % ba reminded that
nee sty exists for their services to rush TO the call Of
the country proclaim % them that now Is the time 70
sh0E their zIA their heartfelt devotion 20 the noble cause
n ~hich are engaged; that now when the eneny IS
a. our doors Is the time u animate one another by
display Of the spirit that tires 10 strike for Sltas
a1d the defence Of our homes.
Reverses should arouse every son OF Virginia to &C
ton and by soul stirring appeals to the other TO re-
dusm our losses shall make them the hlr5ingers Of
victories yer 70 be won Let the sI,rtion be common
surate 70 TIE occasion Never le Il be said that rgnia
eRnnot repel tie foul yrAnt call upon therefore, to
come from mountain and valley ready for the impend
ing coLactTeady to take the place Of those who may
fail 20 reeulst. Come, and once more pledge your
lives your fortunes aud your sacred honor 10
lax your SdJra Until every foot Of Virginia soil shall
kATs bean rSdSsnsd from The Invaders polluhon-und
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
CLERESHIP OF TaE SENATE.

70 ths Eli.or Of TIA Wa.g:
dssirs through The columns Of YOUR paper, 20 pre-
sen: the name Of Col ErAsius T Montague Of Virginia
io the ohce Of Secretary Of the Serate Colonel Mon
t,gue il Christian gentleman, and held in the highest
s4dnation by all he public uen Of she State Col NJ
vas for several years editor OF aba and efficient De-
uooraro paper, in Portsmouth,, Va He vas for eight
or ten years Clerk to the Senate Committee for Foreign
Al rs the duties Of uheh position be hled With sbl
NV. and 20 the satisfaction Of is distinguished Chair
man, Hoa James N. Mason. he was repeatedly offered
III, Cerkshio 10 the Committee Finance, BY HOn. &
T. Hunter I mention shese facS 70 show the aPPre-
cat on asan ofcer Col Montague gas held in by these
Distinguished styesnsa. Col Montague, after repeated
solicitations, accepted important position in the oihe
Of the Secretary 0. tie Senate. he here oeciue Ia
aar 20 the duies Of tnis position aud Tor the salts
factory and tfacisu. mAnltr ia uhieh Ihey we're Pc
formed any sr:sud car poat -h proud satisfaction c
the late records u ne Senate % the Uaited SA'es.
Tie dulles o; Secretary peculiar and difficult, and
can ONLY b. earui by experience aud constant prac-
tics So fAr as Qlai'a,'ous are eoresreed, thick il
vii be admitted mat Col. Montague has no superior
Tl l. to important Office % be trusted TO ile1Pcr
ea.ed hands and Ge c.aGs OF each OF the Candidates
should Be vel considered before making he appoint
m,nt If this s dOue, there cannot te doubt Of the
success Of Co. Montague.
ill sii, in conclusion, that Co'. Montague r'=ig'ed
psrnaLeas situation IL The L. 5 S,nAts, even before
hs State had seeded and EersOre tie same reasons
wb.eh Induced The Coaf5isrlte Government 10 confer
upon officers Of The Amy a1d Navy similar appoint.
sns TO sbiea they he'd under the Federal authorities
apply With equal force IN this case.
JUSTICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
SECRETARY nE TIE SENATE.
JUSTICE.

To hs Editor Of hs Whig
As the permanent Congress Of the Confederate Gov
eminent VII meet tomorrow, j: will deyolve upon the
members of the Ssras to cleo. Csrk Secretary to
that body; and for that position recommend he name
OF John T B Dorsey. E.q Though a soC-iu-lAw Of
toe Hon james n Mason be Is M1rylsndir BY birth,
a.yar By profession and gentleman Of high intel
Hz,ucs sad education. While residing in Maryland, be,
4 very early period, became warm ad7oeate Of tie
ht OF secession ard Of the necessity Ct separation,
be weel tue northern and Southern States, for thee
opinions he compelled to leave the Sa;e and at the
slcr Zee Of every thing, embarked in the cause OF the
SJuth The5- the facts aad /, &c ne, that
one has higher claims he position in question, and
hope that h, Senate may ft 10 select for that posi-
ton one 80 emineut'y qualified John 7. B. Dorsey.
VIRGINIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
,rstAry Of the Commonwealth.
An ACT


For aIeertdiaiHg aud enrolling the Military Free %
tbs Csuamoaissa N. Passed February Sti, 1862
l. Be it enacted BY they General Assembly, that i'm
mediately after the passage Of this act the Governor
shall procure from the cOmlndGnts OF the several reg'
meuts bltaons and detacs Of the Virginia voun.
t,ers oete rolls of the several companies in
vice to be returned forthwith to the Aduant General
Of the State designating the name age and residence Of
each volunteer the time of his enlistment and when his
term Of service will expire, and the company and reSi
ment TO which be belongs
I, shall be thu duty of the Governor to cause all
the male citizens Of the Commonwealth, between the
ages Of Is aud u.s. in the active volunteer ser
vice 70 be enrolled may be after the passage
of this act designating all eIempts and the cause OF
such exemption Including all refugees from districts IN
possession Of the enemy and designating suh OF them
As have been in service and the term OF such service
aud in all the tideWster counties the enrolment shall
also specify all sailors and Wsermen and be is hereby
authorised prescribe such regulations 10 addition to
or In lieu OF those established BY Law as will enable
him promptly and efficiently 10 perform the duty hereby
imposed upon him and to that end he may require the
services of the commissioners OF the and sher
ills or sergean.s Of the several counties cities and towns
or srch other officers him shall seem eXpedent aud
necessary Ia making such earolmen', 1t shall be the
duty of the Governor 70 ascertain aud state tue time
auy for which any Of the milt shall have be in the
service oil the Confederate ases or OF the Stale OF Viz
siDiA, duri0g the existing war.
s. II any person liable to military duty shall tail TO
have his name enrolled by the officer appointed for that
purpos, for ten DAYS after the notice proclamation
requiring such enrolment shall have been posted or pub
shed At two or more p1blc places in his ward or mag
isserial district be shall unless there ts sufficient
cuse for such failure be enrolled drafted among the
6-st levies 10 BE- Drawn from such county orcOrpoa.
d1u.
4 II any oficer shall fail to perform any duty re-
aured OF Tim BY the Governor under this act, he shall
subject 10 6ae Of less than twenty dollars nor
more than two hundred dollars.
The officers enrolling the militia under this act
shall be entitled TO compensation, to be fixed By the
Governor not exceeding ten cents for each person enroll
ed and the claims for such compensation shall bepad
on the certificate of the Governor.
= This act shall be in force from lie passage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
NV The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION

The General Assembly Of Virginia have passed an act
for ascertainpg aud enrolling the military forcs OF the
Common wealth, TO which the attention OF The good
neooIe Of this State Is earnestly called Every citizen
. directly or indirectly interested IN its provisions, and
it Is of great Importance that every facility should be
iven TO the officers engaged in It's execution, for the
saitbul discharge of their duty. Accompanying this
proclamation is copy OF the act and OF the general
orders Issued by the Adjuiant General IL is essential
tia. these orders should be promptly and cheerfuly
obeyed.
Given under my band and under the seal Of the Safe
- at Richmond, this 18th day Of February, 1862,
L = and in the eighty-sixsh year of the Common
= wealth. JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor,
GEoEGE W. MUSFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJCrASr GESERALS OfFIcE,
Richmond. Va. Feb. IS b, 1863

To carry into fleet with tine utmost prompuude the
requirements OF act pas,ed Feb. s. 1852 entitled, An
act for aiming and enrolling the military force OF the
Common Nealth"-comuaudants OF regiments ei militia
Of the line repaired to convene Immediately at some
convenient pacs WGlia the bounds OF each regimen,
county or city, according 10 circumstances the cou-
mAudants Of every company OF the line OF the respective
reg ments the Conn iSsioner Commissioners Of the
Revenue, Sherias or Sergeans, Deputy ShetHs or
SergeAnts, and forthwith proceed upon the inform
alton before them TO enrol for &c i've service ey-
ery man sui ct to militia duty who is no. now 10 the
active volunteer service II the officers ordered TO be
convened shall find Il necessary to appoint officer or
each regiment or for each company effect more tho
rough enrolment they authorized to adop that
course SUBJECT to the provisions OF the act rCo!ed
Commandments of regim shall forward immediate
" to the AdiutAn, General fair and lists Of tbs
persons enrolled With the designation req Tired by the
"a section Of the referred to- and 10 strict eOAfo
q thsrscih.
Al persons liable to mil ia duty required, without
DELAY 70 enrol their names With the commanding ohjer
of the company strict In which they reside or with the
commissioner of the revenue if there be no commInd
ing officer falling in this the penalty imposed BY Law
Will be strictly enforced.
II any regiment be without fsld OH ,ers the senior
captain commands II VithoU. captains, then the sncr
lieutenant and such officers mus. meet the duy prompt
" aud fuly. II there be no commissioned officers In
any regiment then The Commissioners OF the REVENUE are
REQUIRED pIepIre and forward the rolls acd perform
any other duties required b this order.
Tier are further required to ascertain and report TO
the Adjutani Gsnsral the time II any, for which any
Of the militia within the several Jurisdictions shall
have been in the services Of the Safe Of the Couted
crate States duriog the existing war aud also, so fer
as MAJ be practicable What number Of volunteers have
gole into service from the several regiments Of Militia
Of the Line
So soon as tie enrolment is complete, Commandants
If companies shall Immediately notify every enroll.
81 TO hold himself in readiness for draft for active ser
yiss II no ComuAndants of companies, the Com
nisaoners Of the Revenue shall the notification 10
oe given.
Priuted copies of the &C, and forms Of rolls viii DO
forNarded by mail to the Commsndant Of each regi
neut-Gnd they will proceed il strict conformity thereto
By Command,
W. II. RICHARDSON Adi't Gsnn.
To bAsdn three ofhe whg Bspateh
ard the papers In Lynohb Pr deksburg Petrrsbur Nor
fIl lie, L-xngto Wlaeh Abingdon and