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The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Resistance to the Draft in Indiana.
TROOPS ORDERED TO ENFORCE IT.
CrxervxArt ~, 9

CINCINNATI. Oct. s.
The indianapolis correspondent Of the Com
mercial says the copperheads Of Hartford,
Blackford county, collected on Monday and
forcibly resisted the draft. They destroyed
the ballot box and enrolling papers, and either
forced or scared the Commissioners and Pro-
vost Marshal to resign. They claimed to have
200 men armed, and said they were determined
to resist the draft at all hazards. They de-
nounced the government and those attempting
to sustain it. A battalion of the 63d Indiana
regiment was ordered to Hartford, and will
enforce the draft and arrest the ringleaders of
these disgraceful proceedings.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

New Ice HoUsE.-We notice that the Port
land Ice Company, of which Hon. F. o. J.
Smith Is President, Is erecting large build
ing foe the reception of ice the ensuing win
Ter, on Lsooy'S Wharf, near the Basin of the
Cumberland and oxford Canal. The house
will be 100 feet long By about so feet in width,
and will hold about large quantity of ice.
We understand that II b the Ps.sose Of the
Company to keep the "Basin" clear &C snow
next winter, in order to facilitate the cutuns
OF the crop of ice, and if SO, there will be rare
sport in prospect for the skaters of both sexes.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Court of Enquiry against Fits John Porter.
Order Respecting Chapiains.

WASHINGTON. Oct S.
A Court Of Inquiry, of which Gen. Harvey
is President, met to-day to investigate the
charges preferred by Gen. Fitz John Porter
against Gen. Martindale. in connection with
military operations ON the Peninsula
According 10 an order just issued from the
War Department, il is made the duty of every
officer commanding district or post contain
ing a hospital or a brigade of troops, to in
quiIe into the fitness, efficiency and qualifica-
ton of chaplains of hospitals or regiments,
and 10 muster out Of service such ehaplains
as were not appointed in conformity with the
requirements of law, and who have not faith
fully discharged the duties Of chaplans during
the time they have been engaged.
The Douglas hospital has received an indi-
yidual gift of seyenty-ilye handsomely printed
and bound Episcopal prayer books, with name
of the hospital printed in gilt upon the cover.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
FROM KENTUCKY.
GEN. MORGAN AT FRANKFORT.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. s.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. B.
Reliable reports just received say Gen.
Morgans advance reached Frankfort on Sat-
urday afternoon, and that 5000 more of his
men were rapidly approaching that place.
Our troops had left Frankfort for Lawrence
burg, Ky.
On Saturday, near Gainesville, SCOTS rebel
cavalry cut off and dispersed company of
the 9TH Kentucky cavalry, under Lieut.. Nor
rls, and has not been heard from since. 1t is
reported that Lieut.. Morris and two privates
were shot after their capture by the rebels.
Gen. Dumont's division is Still at Shelby
vile.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

% Yesterday was busy day with the
Portland recruits at Camp Lincoln. The city
bounty was paid to them by Henry p Lord,
Esq, City Treasurer. The men are making
allthe necessary preparations for their depart
ure for the seat of war early next week.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Baltimore City Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct. s.
The city election passed off quietly Chap
man, the regular Union candidate, received s.
ST.; Hickey, independent Union, received l.
1873. The entire regular Council ticket was
elected except in one instance.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

ExcURsIoN.-About5 500 of the citizens of
Auburn and Lewiston paid visit to our city
yesterday, aud went over to Camp Abraham
Lincoln. The train consisted of twelve cars
1t arrived here about O'Clock A. NJ, and left
at O'Clock L NJ
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

A WARM DAY.--Yesterday was the warm
est day in the month OF October that has been
experienced by any Of our oldest inhabitants
In the forenoon, in the shade, the mercury
ranged at "a to So, and two degrees higher in
more exposed localities. Between and 3
o'clock 7. NJ, ina fair exposure, the mercury,
by Farenheit. reached 90 degrees higher
point it is believed than is on record in any
October on the sea coast of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

~ The Hutchinsons--who has not heard
Of them; what friend of liberty has not felt the
power of their simple songs and ballads, and
what friend of negro-slavery has not foamed
and frothed against them ?-the incompatible
Hutchinsons, will give one Of their inimitable
entertainments at the new City Hall tomorrow
evening
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

sgrAt special meeting of the Board of
Aldermen, held yesterday afternoon. Alderman
Larrabee was appointed to confer with the
Board of Oyerseers OF the Poor in regard to
the removal Of offal from buildings in the city.
There Is no person now,whose duty It is to re-
move the ofial, and 1t is intended to place the
matter In charge of the Overseers of the Poor,
until the ordinance relating to the matter can
be amended
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

Eg-We understand that the 18th Maine
Regiment cannot get away on Monday next,
and that its departure may be delayed for a
day or two in consequence of the non-arrival
Of arms and OF clothing. The three regiments
will probably all leave next week.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Fire.


OH CITY, Pa, Oct. SOP NJ.
terrific fire in the oil well at Oil Creek,
on Blood q Tar's firms is now raging. Seve-
raj refineries and thirty thousand barrels of oil
have been burned, besides great many build
ings. The fire extended over half a mile
Loss from 100000 to 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Rebel Colonies Killed at Corinth

CHICAGO, Oct. s.
The Tribune's Cairo special says that the
rebel colonies johnson, Rogers, Ross, Morton,
McLane and Major Jones were killed, and
colonies DAILY and Pretch were severely wound
ed in the late battles at Corinth.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
The Turf.

New YORK, Oct s.
In the race on Fashion Course, this after
noon, mile heats, best three in five, between
Gen. Butler to saddle, and Robert Fillingham.
four heats, were trotted. The race was won
BY Butler, Fillingham winning second head
Time-2.21 1-2-2.24 3-4-225.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

HE ,ALLEGHANIANs.-Th popular troupe
were advertised to give their farewell concert
In ST. John N. b. last evening They will ar
rive here in the steamer tomorrow morning,
and will give concert at Lancaster Hall in
the evening. During their recent tour through
the Provinces they have met with the public
favor
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

AccIDESr.-While Mr.. VIM. Cobb, of Saco,
was at work on the new schoohouse yester-
day afternoon, number of heavy planks fell
from one Of the stagings, some eight or ten
feet, and struck him in such manner as to
inflict several severe wounds upon his head
and face, and fractured the right shoulder
blade. DIR. Lamb dressed the wounds, and
last evening Mr.. Cobb was quite comfortable.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

cB-A letter from officer in the 18th
Maine Regiment, dated Sunday last, states
that the regiment was to move from Fort Car
roll on Tuesday for Upton's Hill, Virginia.
The health of the regiment was pretty good.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Michigan Democratic State Convention.

DETROIT, Oct. 8.
The Democratic State Convention here to-
day. adopted the nominees of the Union Con-
vention, held at jackson on the I'd, for State
officers.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.

gB-The body of Lieut.. VIM. F. Twitchell,
of this city, of the 9Th Maine Battery, has
been recovered, and viii arrive in this city
TODAY.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
OFFICE OF THE U. 3. MARSHAL,
nSafr,af ..f Masoa

Portland, October l. 1852
CEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
y until the fifteenth day of October current, a
noon. for furnishing the United States Courts with
Lehigh Furnace Coal, for year from the fifteenth
day Of October, A. ID. 1852. The Coal TO be Of the
best quality free from slate and dust and to be pat
into the basement Of the Custom House Building In
Portland In such quantities and at such times as the
Marshal Of the District of Maine may direct. Pro-
posals TO be endorsed-Proposals for Fuel for U. s.
Courts" and addressed to the United States Mar
shall for the District Of Maine
CHARLES CLARK. U. s. Marshal,
Oct. L. dedtl5th District of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

aB- The Union prayer meeting in behalf
OF the army and the country, will be held in
the Free Street Church, this evening, at l-2
O'Clock
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
Dissolution Of COpnrtnership.

TINE copartnership existing between Joseph Dun
Il nell and William s, Bradbury, under the firm of
William 5. bradbury Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. JOS. DUNNELL,
w. S. BRADBURY.
Buxton, Sept. 20, 1862. sep23d3w
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

New YORK, Oct g.
Stocks are lower but close firmer; Chicago & Rock
Island 50; Cleveland & Toledo ia; Cleveland &
Pittsburg Al II: Michigan Central 81; New York Gen.
trail l04i Erie preferred S3l; Hudson 693; Harlem
81; American Gold 124I; Tennessee SIS 81; Pacific
Mail l32; U. S. Is, of 1881 coupons 1O4i
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
THROUGW TICKETs


DERS0NS requiring licenses viii find Deputy
Il Collector ct the Assessors office, In the City
Building. for the purpose of granting them.
NATH'L j. MILLER.
Collector of LIST Collection District In the State Of
Maine. sept23toct3
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
GILT Frames,

LNOR PORTRAITS OR LANDSCAPES of any
Il size or style desired-latest patterns and best
Northumberland to order by
MORRISON CO., e6, Market Square
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09
MANH0OD--How Lost How Restored!

just published, in a sealed Envelope.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT
IA AND RADICAL CURE of Spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions Sexual
Debility and Impediments TO Marriage generally,
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men,
tai and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self
Author of the GREEN Book. &C..
"a Boon 10 Thousands of SuGercrs,"
sent under seal. in plain envelope to any address,
POSTPAID, on receipt of six cents. or two postage
stamps, by DR.. CHI J. c. KLINE, l27 BowERY, NEW
York, Posi- OFFICE, Box, Also.
june %. is4md&w
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

OUR stock in this department is complete, COM
" prisng every article used in the art.
MORRISON & CO,
june24dtfw3t %, Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-09

THE Three-story Brick Dwelling House
66s and Lot, No. CT High Street. The house
Nln Is in perfect repair throughout, with
ulll good drain, furnace and cisterns an ex-
hcellent cellar. and the best of well water
tits built and finished in modern STYLE with gas bath
ing room, waterwerks, and all modern improvements
and il situated In one of the most desirable locations
in the city. For terms apply TO
II. z. DEANE,
sep2iseo4dtf so State Street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-16
LORIgG DEANS ESTATE.
or VERMONT.

NsTATE or VERMONT,
- MAxcnnsTtn nfsTuie7, -.
Ais FHaasis coutt ss83sf = Msmchesief. Is
49, 81 ssiA District, 81 fhc eft 2sf < I'tV
% 1854
fnrssal. Wsss. T. : krai. taar
A. iasfFnn2eat r. wftfsng FHrffatit Z r. ~ il1e
fan 80 ara ihsismtas N fnWNG bEAN,
ists II AsgsehesslE. in said district, deceased
49, pfssefiel 81 feslsatr
MbaFeagsn q was an8ersa iaai sas& hiH -
fss8rsn = rroAaie Caari, e. te htsd ~ the
l'fssasts 8fles 3 fsisl Nai3lbrsifi 0H the iass
Wsina.sey ~ ifsc lsaa ana thai na'tes there
- IL given Is pHblsllHs fa.s order tiFee sessi
.netsss.tsiy "a fIs essrlsRty -k@rsqf, lrnted
III Ntashestef. Hssviassa h. satss tisaeet heariHe
- H. 4. f0NLEk, Register.
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HIRAM R0BIEgON'E Estate.
1srATr nr fRn MONT

~ NAsrpusrAn ByArEiCr, $
Ms Pr&s's Cont haidch s, Manchester, ia
Rsi ~ ssil District. "a tho eth day u Dec,
4. u, Iss2y
Present. TIA z. & gcu,. fadsc
The Aamlni.irt'w en- the Estate e HIRAM
ROBINSON. isis "a ~ tatsll, W. ssid district,
aecsa4s l. ~, Jl.e, ~ tvnfleg an account q hls
standardization.
hissseu lsass L u onisfsi tiaai Ssil sesnnni ba
ssasaineii and sndaed "a a Probate laari 10 b.
i,aldsa 81 the E'raliats Ufine iB seia Manchester
o. " last wssBcslay u nteembcf. ls6g, nai
tast n3ssss theresa ipe given ~ Publishing this
- .f thfoe seeks snecessiYsis 10 the Wa.
slsasr J~~f 80. printed Al aid Manchester
lgsniens 10 sasll tiiHe II iif Arnx.
IL II. Il. FOWLER. liFeireF.
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STATE or yEREoST,

EFFLhNu tut NTF, -
Il being mfia is apPeaf ihsi NarF iauo
kntxatt, the ia~ltt. 10 tie tsresong Feiftiaa,
ftsldet uitbeui ihs iuFisasction q THE STATE
ii : aricrc5 that ths sBbsiascs Fl sad Teisiipu
together wlta this osnser be- publishef ulfce
weeks successfully "a tie Aa~chssacr @,asraat
pal.lic iesepBper. pnu.sd q, Aznchoster, in
iils C9antY ~ bsnniBgion, tbs lAsi u which
publications shall lse a. least si1 weeks pres loua
b. tie - Tuesday nsxt sftrF the lonrih Tues
Aag y lanaary, less. wiilch shall hc deemed
rnflseiru, patscc Ga the sala Mary Janc q ap
peso. n siss shall See cause, and Riakc answer
~ said petition.
Given under ms baud q Rutland, tbs a7th
day u October, ise3.
l.. c. KELLOGG.
Judge u Supreme Court
4. l. MtSgE, Atty. 3wa7
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EAf tsf ssa ~ 81 ~ Efhssf aafs
- flf J. ssrssg e a sastss8rg. eT e bsi1.
e. 81 S. Ffetst afat a 4sns aantf, -
- issi wrsfrs8sff e esd aaatb. sufus
- euffsas - s Frzf
sEEST. 1asgt.
Il IL TgwEIEs HfgsEff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-16

Il of Ninhail. in the County Of bennington,
are hereby notified that the Taxes assessed by
said Town within the last two years next pre-
ceiing This date, remain either IN whole o. in
par, unpaid, OH the following described lands
10 said Town, 10 wiz
Lots No. IN f0th range. 8 in 18th, .
III 10Th II IN 18th, in 18th, in
lith.-0wner, Asa Porter. $3.50
lot No. ., Long Lot, so called, boun-
dci II follows: North hy land own
I'd hy l. Hale and Z. X Conc aud
others, East by y Wilder, South by
Sualton Line, West bv Long Lot
No 8;-0wner j. ". Williams. BIZ
Lot No. in 10th range, being the same
land decided 20 y. II. Bates by Ste
phcn Dudley, Jan. 3, 1867, supposed
10 contain acres be the same more
or less ~ Owner unknown. 1866
Lots No. aud D ia 4th range, being
the same land decided by +. Bartlett
10 L. Wnship Jan, Z, 1862, suppos-
"a 10 contain 100 acres Owner UNI
known. b.e4
Lot No. in 10th range, 80 acres, be-
ing the Moth art;-0wner, Earl
Collins. 1928
One House and Shed, situated on land
OF A. n, Pike ia Winhall, and own
ed by Sanford Goddard. I.l9
Lot No. 6 m l2th range, 100 acres -
Owner, Waiistill Hastings. 1,29
Part Of Lots No. 2 IN 18th range 30
acres, ] in 18th. IS acres Owner,
Vernon Holbrook. TAI
Lot. No. and IN 18th range, Of
said Lots ] and in l4th, 3 in 18th,
1 OF and in 3th;-0wner I'M
known. 4.34
Lot No Is III i4th range, one-halfi--
Owner, Austin Ladd. OIL
Part u Lot No. in 4th range, 80 acres;
Owner, john Wright. 3.lG
And so much Of said Land win be sold at
Public Auction ut the Inn Of Frederick Nor
gan, in said Winhall, on the 18th day Of De-
cembcr next, at 10 O'Clock A. 81, rs shall be
requisite to discharge said Taxes with costs,
unless previously paid.
Dated at winhall, this 2sth day OF October,
A. d. 1861. BILLINGS TAYLOR,
3w25 First Constable Of Winhali.
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CAUTION,

As certain uHpriBciple1 persons are At
tempting q palm "a Is he agsaspeeting
pubic. imi,at.onf II my PHBPAREB GLuB.
NouiI caution aii perons u examine before
pufeaarrie. atfd So that TIE fall name
sPALDlN0 PREPARED Glue
e eH t1e outside wrapper 81. others are
sviUi.Hr egUEiedeitz
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JOEL FREE0Hs ESTATE
rTArE or VERMONT,

- WtNeMmff2 NlFaHfeg -.
Aft FHassfs faif kAEs g Ralt afif a
siss o. ~ ftssfxs. - IS $50 49, - Eafs
y saez
rsssfss 6 3 Faaau aaar
Ias Asrs.if9 fKairr g ~ sstslF - AatI
FHFhCM. ists q Msntbsa,rs q tza4 Aissfgefs
sssasssa sF5s,ana q restgF e. aces q ~
sssslrisifattla
Mteffasea d : aasfas Gas - 3 sefaaHi tf
tsA aaA sfs4 81 stes 81 = l'nsts't Cssfa te
= saaisa = ~ Ffsals Q9er y fsss Mas.
tetsies "a 50 .asa y fsne' ~ 4 isgFa ia
49, tissi aassos tAs~eaf - Ftra 81 patisssng
fsa asisf fAfat seats ss4as ess. trir ln iAs Ma.
rkssas 1ssfaal Isttie4 IS $50 Asaeissief
tsssalaa a - teaa "a isearuf
- M.K. F9AGER. Ja3es
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IMPORTANT
TO
HUNTERS AND TRAPPHERS.

We sire bug1ng and pagsag CASH for al
kind. II Rsw FHrs,
MlSK SIMS sre prime about tic first Of
November We wish e collect All we can ~
totha s8th a. a5fh IL November. Bring ne at
son eaa sei. snd we will pay The highes; mar
COKE 4 BURTON
ALlacbes'cr, 0ci q, 1891.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
IIealanarterc. 1ath Pa. Cayalrv.

Headquarters, 18Th Pa. Cavalry
Near Baltimore, Nd, Sept 10, 1907
Dear Sir lin the absence II a sufficient as
sor;inent Of medicines for general uses in the
Camp. was induced 70 try your celebrated
remedies, viz 1.-The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and Tolu Anodyne."
A. regards the Pills. must say, that never
used pin with 40 much success. In every
case where have had occasion "a uSe gentle
eaihanic, have employed the pills with a
splendid effects aud you may rest assured that
] shall not De without them, as long a. il is
possible for me 70 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy ! have used with
equally a. good success Ia Bronchial Com
plants. had occasion 70 use il for a tickling
sensation Ia my throat, caused bv being 0blig-
ci 20 We out ia tie nigtl, air. and taking cold (;
found almost instant re.iuf rs tie prompt use
~ your Uniyersai Cough Remedy aud most
heartily recommend il u all afflicted with throat
aud lang complaints.
The 4" Iolu Ano3yne ! hayc found 10 be Of
VERY great service I'D cases of Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Sc Tive men arc subject. more o. less,
% constant exposure, thereby contracting the
iiost painted q ala diseases. " Neuralgia and
an complaints connected with tie nervous sys-
tcrn lly the prorer and prompt use - the an
odvnr, you viii obiain immediate relie&
! 1heeuHl2y recommend the above prrFarN-
iioss 20 the lAIblis, and mana particularly 10 the
Z" Soldier" and voald advise every man 10
provide himself with bottle n each, before
leaving sor the seas n war.
With great respect, remain,
Yours tHlY,
JOSEPH HONT.
Hospital Steward, 18th Pa Cayalrr
Joan l.. HanneHeil Bssion, Mass.
T. :. The above tcstimHaiai wak seat entire
"a unsolicited and beg i may he accepted
Nlib c0nhaenee, afd placed where {; can he
seen bv alL From AZ connected witli the Camp
n Hospital, eQl1tspaa1cUee Z requested
JOHN y. HrNNEWELr,
Proprietor Boston M4ss.
The above name5 preparations are fof sais
ri The EgnsBog nreg Stare, MaaehesteF, W..
aaA Is 81 Hl.olesale aud retail asa'esr
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
ilsO, JObber in oil kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,
Liquors,

III ANING facilities equal. II not superior to
III ans other House for obtaining my Goods
Direct under Custom House Seal, ! most re-
specially cali the attention Of the County
Commissioners. also Town Agents and dealers
generally, 20 examine my goods before pnrehs-
ing. An Gopis llttrraated ~ representation no
Slls Aiy stock consists VA Part rs follows
Otur1 Dupey s Co, J. & = Marieit, Jules
Robin & Co.. n. Barriamiou & Co., United Pro-
pretors, reIlesoinie & Siguelle Brandies, Mu-
lcr's Swan, De kuppers London Excise, ST.
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron True Gins, ST..
Croix. Jamaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian aud BpFgnnAy Port Wines, Sweet
aud Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale aud Brown
Sherry Wines, Zinmeman's and Iongworth's
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Caret, Of various
brands. OLD BOURBON, Monongahela, Old
Rye and Wheat WHISTLES. Of the very finest
quality. Also. Mehan's Irish Malt Whiskey.
Al Of which are offered ut the lowest market
prices.
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WANTED.
SOMETHING NEW.

EMPLOYMENT Male and Female agents
IL III every town and city Ia the United
States: $50 10 $40 per month can be made
no huulbar Business easF, respectable. Re
quires very small capital, snd win not inter-
I re with otiier employment. No book agency
or hnmbug Of any kind. No person will regret
having sent for The information, let his eJnpl0y
mcnt Be What IT may. Full particulars gwen
~ al who inclose TuKEE cEsrs and address
HARVEY BHowS & Co., Amoskeag, n. II.
kwIs
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EXCISE XEs.
COLLECTORS NOTICE,

COLLECTORS NO TICE,
NOTICE i hereby given that the Annual
~ Taxes Coz the First Collection District
of Vermont, a. assessed under The pruyis-
ions u the law u Congress, approved July
|, 1862, have become due and payable; aud
will attend q, tie following times aud pla-
ces to receive the sane. via -
MAsnIxGToS CaUSTS.--At my Office Ia
Montpelier, 90 Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. the st. u and 81 days Of Deccm-
Der, 1862; At the Mortified House. 10
Norihaeld. on Friday, Dec. 9th. at Hawley's
Tavern, in Waterbury, on Saturday, bee.
9Th; NJ Joslins llO,cl. In Naitsheli, on
Tuesday, bee 9th; aud AZ Wilson'S Hotel,
ia Cabot on Thursday, Dee. ll,h.
AnDsoN E0UATr, IL Stevens Hotel, in
vergenncs. on Monday aud Tuesday, Dec.
10th and 18th; AMI ~ tie Addison House,
IN Midllebury, on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Dec 18th aud 18th.
RrrLANu CouNrY At the Brandon House,
ia brandon, on Friday aud saturday, Dec
18th aud both: Al the Blrlwell House, ia
Rutland, on Monday aud TUESDAY, Deccm-
Der 21l aud I'D; At Nesloyer's Hotel, IN
Castlcion, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec 2l,h and 10Th; and at Hills Hotel, in
wallingforl, on Friday, Dec. Goth.
BENNISGroN IoUSTS AT the Nanderlip
Hotel ia Manchester, on Saturday and Mon
day. Dec 9th aud 2ath and AZ the Frank
liza House, ia Bennington, on Tuesday and
I Wednesday. Dee Both aud 3lst.
/ The VI u,lhyReiurns u Mauqfc,urer, for
/ the month Of September. 1862, are nov due,
and will b. payable at those times aud pla-
ees, II no, previously paid.
E by the provisions Of the excise law, all
persons ucgecling 70 pay said duties and
taxes within the time above specified, viii
bc required 10 pay ten per eent. additional
an the am. unit thereof.
The LicANsEs required by. tie excise law
viii be delivered at those times AID places,
unless previously calici iur At my o'iioc,
Auy person who shall have baea exercising
or carrying on. since Sept. ] 1867. any
TRADE ~ business for which 4 license is re-
Quircd by said act, without taking out such
license. f9rieits penalty eintl 10 three
times the amount Of the license.
Any person can remit lfis tax by another,
as receipts will he returned
JOSEPH POLAND.
eollectof First District Vermont.
Monipelicf. Nov -. 1862. 3W27