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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12

the 30th ult When the pay will be forth
coming we are unable to say. We hope soon.
We notice in the Da ~ Journal Of the 30th
the following paragraph in a letter from III.
NJ + - OF this regiment:
"Have noticed in your patcr communication from a
correspondent IN this regiment telling pretty hard stories
N our treatment on the murch pnor ratons and half
enough at thatvc thereby causing The heats VI pa
light in finding fault with Everything even with Quar-
termastcr who does more than n. duy for their comor,
and benefit
VIII our mothers please remember when we write i'm
credible stories Of hatdshps aud starvation that we
only h0nesick hue and hat perhaps a the hoys do
than we eau eat which IL wholesome and Gar health
ful than "suilcrs' stores
This evidently hits us and our description
Of oui march from camp Chase. al. NJ r."
was in command of small squad OF men on
guard at Gen. Briggs headquarters at the
time the regiment received orders to march
from camp Chase and did not march with it,,
but came on behind loisurely, as soon as he
was relieved That he was not troubled with
"poor ratons and half enough at that" we
do not doubt from the fact that he unblush-
ingly boasts, in recent letter to .be Watch
man that he killed hog on his way and after
appropriating few pounds TO hts use LETT the
rest TO waste and 1t would not be injustice
to infer that the fruit. vegetables. &c. along
the line of bis march were treated in the same
manner AS the hog--in direct violation Of am
order from Gen. Mcclellan. read to us on
parade day or two previous to the march.
and this, too, by non commissioned o1iccr,
to whom the men in our company at least,
would look for better example. We are
aware that some expressions in oar letter
fNefIr 4 az
we ttink, from mex cdency than from their
being false-but to be thu. pitched into" by
" H. NJ P' toking into confederation the
fact that he was not with the regiment on the
march referred 90, seems 20 be the "unkiudest
cut of all, aud constrain, us to offer a word
no our defence. We admit that we were not
IN a tip-top marching condition when we per-
formed The march, that che letter was written
before we had fully recovered from lbs Augues
and that some expressions 10 IL were iniudi-
ciously made but that IL was written while
under the influence Of q ht of home sick ness.
or that we are one of those who delight in
finding fault with everything we deny. We
stated in substance that the march was a
hard one for raw troops. and we think the
general voice Of the regiment. Those who
were with us at the time ana are the only
ones qualified to judge win uphold us in IL.
We also stated that we were on short ra-
tons, whicn we think, cannot be denied .--
But does il follow that our able Quarter
master was to blame for this: Is itnot a
very common thing for troops on march
es' to be on short alovance--even with the
best quartermasters in the army; IL frequent
ly happens that food cannot be procured for
an itlnerant body Of soldiers so that they cau-
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wA.nfEatos, rcu'day, D. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMs.

body of 100 citizens, armed with knives,
hatchets and other weapons, forced their way
through the guard, with the intention OF muir
dering the Indian prisoners confined at Camp
Lincoln, Mankato, but were surrounded,
captured and released on parole.
The Gov. issued proclamation urging the
people Of Minnesota not to throw away their
good names by acts Of lawlessne-s; that the
people have Just cause of complaint OF the
executive action, but ought to find reason
for iorbearance IN the absorbing cares which
weigh upon the President. If he declines to
punish them, then the case comes clearly with
in the jurisdiction of the civil authorities.
MISCELLANEOUS. - The government pro-
poses to employ portable mills for grinding
wheat and corn on the march southwark
large number Of them will be wanted, ana
the commissary OF subsistence will invite pro-
posas for models and samples Immediately.
To receive favorable consideration the mills
must combine the following qualities: They
must not weigh over 25 pounds the grind
ing surface must be of burr stone; they must
grind fifty pounds in one hour, aud they must
be so constructed, in two equal parts, as TO
be carried by two men
Gen. Sigel has demanded a court Of inqui-
ry to investigate certain charges and imputa-
tons against him, contained in Gen. Pope
letter to Gen Halleck.
At Beaufort, on the ID, Gen. Banks was
nominated for the next Presidency by the
Eastern North Carolina Free Labor Associ-
ton, at large and enthusiastic meet'hB'
An Albany restaurant issued S4,ooo 0o %,
shinpIasters, and has already redeemed So'ooV
worth The proprietor don't see the prom
Of such banking.
The Worlds Washington dispatch say' .
well credited rumor prevails to night 'ua'
Gen. Banks expedition has landed SUING
where.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12


SUFFOLK letter OF the 81 inst, 20 the
III RAJ" states that Col spear, with 300 cav
airy was sent TO CarsUiIe' where, on Tues
DAY morning he was attacked by 200 rebels.
Col Spears men were at breakfast, but at
the hrst signal OF danger the 500 men we're
In saddle and led by their gallant Colonel,
u''ne" ou' o' tue camp 10 meet tne zoe ne
'1O1i 'o,0e was my pI'PA'eu TOT 'ne "eice
0u1' se Vi we iCn ."1SY ''"n'a caviar anu
sa'''y ~ u'tN''
Imp 10 io"' VI d" "ss'''."S
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rebels became panic stricken, aud had not
time TO save their effective means Of defence,
the Rocket pieces, which iell into our hands
almost without a struggle with the horses,
ammunition, accoutremeuts and everything
necessary to their service This acquisition
will prove a valuable one TO our forces at
Suffolk.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 8. Midnight.
A telegram has just been recei ed from
N"sh'lile "n'cn oohH'inS tne capture OF the
iot'n i''no'' hestmeen' an" lOo'h ana Ioo'n
"N'o neg ''neI'S' Nlonol' 'A''eI! ""u ue-
'"0n"'en, % we "a lnu''n" o''','! 'a'' unuer
1o.'uu VI ~ 'iooio' Ga 9Duua} 'nor ''nS'
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su0 gu Ia U',uo' Vyip ~ sa"
No further particulars
Three rebel scbooners. while attemotipg 10
run the blockade into Wilmington. \ C. on
| Wednesday last were CAPTURED by the Il $
steamers CAMBRIDGE and Mount Vernon.
They are from Nassau. One of them was the
Emma futile. another the Brilliant and the
third. which was run ashore. was not known.
/ A dispatch from Wilmington. saws the
schooner Harkaway. with $40 BAGS of salt.
from Nassau. arrived there on the 2Slb.
fdtV0r station Dec. B. T. d. There 10
,y;,hin onr Goos f,oa, w O,Ioans MIX ~
rass ram Can RnfIor
Lo emo ,,;, ~ picbr,,,d and Ci,rdo,s,;IIo
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o@o and Won't ,henoe ~ + iher,v Mil ,shora
re- oncsn,ned The nevt day
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rbe Snroeon General nromises the ;o,De-
|di,te rennSsl NJ ali Tho soidiers nossihle from,
the latter or convalescent camp
q "e"oel"e, A. ~ 80 y, .pe t'n 9al
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37th Congressional Session.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12

towns. ,.1.
sec lhe Ho'erto Is h'i,Dl ava 'p,l@.u i w u I
such additional rules ana regua"P as ne sh"il ue'
NECESSARY 10 carry OUT we thI"lmtht "nu u'a,'."s w
such CORES aud uuofganbea towns rs eoh'ehpi""u '
this act,
n'' D. ns act Sh"ll az eca '''e' V'' w. 20 U.s.
Approved December q looz
,.,,-
No. AN All 10 PROVIDE Tor lhe PuulcAu"h VI Ule
General statutes
~ IS hefeog e'uetfo, 60
sec. j. lue heporttr OF The Decisio OF the 0n-
prene Courts hereby appointed COMMISSIONS 20 edt
and suptmiend the pupcaunn OF me Nrnei AZ statutes
If he state OF Ncfm"nt. together WIN me Sta'e CON
Ntiuiuu' ana ihe constitution OF the OhtN STATES anu
lhe rune A,s ul the pt'tnt session ol lhe hes,',
ufci ana also ID prepare suitable httd-n"c' W me sew
ua chapters any marginal hoes 20 ,n' se'e Al se,''Na
WIN m"ten' tNet'u' Pse'louS az
ava cgmph'd DO lhe several oAuuS' anu 20 'he Der'
IONS Of the supreme Nouit constituting such statutes aud
Co prepare az exact ana cop' ms narN 'o '"e "h'it
sec. O. When the WORK shall have been completed,
ready for publication said tommssi0utf -hai. prepare
exact COPY of Ac same for hc use Of the printer and
ne clause a, hg commencement u each chapter except
chapter hst OF the General omutcs but next previous
% the General Statutes be shall insert the act 4 this
Session euacuug the said General STATUTES. lf said
Commissioner. pa preparing such copy shall discover
any obvious either BY omission OF eords OF by
erroneous reference TO chapters or sections he may sug
gest the error in brackets.
Sec. The said Commissioner shall advertise in such
newspapers published 10 the state ana n The cities ni
New Noik and Boston, he select Tor the publira-
ton the several matters Aforesaid iu one volume,
agrcelby to hccopy mentioned IN the preceding sect
aud shall scr forth iu such advertisement the quality and
amount of WORK required, and such proposals. may be d
fcctcd u said Comnssonerand as soon the eaer as may
be- 'he Governor secretary Of state ana said Comm''
Ct to any bidder therefor OF to any oihr persou who
may offer terms deemed most aiyAnageous to the state
and style Of execution like the General Statutes VI Mas
.a hgse,' and snail retain the fot me u'e of
wdcd Tor he printing Of the stereot, pc. pro-
vision shall also be- made that the stereotype plates shall
Dc the property of The state to be- retained for future use
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
LAWS OF VERMONT.
PASSED AT THE ANNUAL SESSION, 1862
Designated BY the secretary Of state lot publication il

PASSED AT THE ANNUAL SESSION, 1862
Designated by the Secretary Of state publication in
al the Newspapers.
No. SAN ACT 10 provide Tor cnioing the Militia in
the several CORES and unorganized towns IN this state
n is htfe5v enacted BY The General AsseV,biyQ ~ the
State of Vermont JoiiOcs:
sec. The Governor is hereby authorized 20 appoint
some person persons whose duty 90 shall be 10 en-
roll every able -hidied man Of the age Of eighteen
years aud under th age Of fory five years. csdng in
AN, gore unutganzed town In his state ia the same
manner provided by law Tor enrolling the Militia Of
tho sevctal towns iu this ate.
Spt 2 The enrolled Militia " any rotc or morgan
lied Town shall Dee liable rat in the same manner a..
rs provided by law 's drafting the Militia ia the cveiA
towns.
Sec. The Goyerto. is hereby ava torzed 20 make
such additional rules and regulations as he shall deem
necessary ~ carry the enruilmcnt and drafting IN
such cores aud unofganiked towns % contemplated n
this act
sec. 4. This act shall take effect from it, "a sage
Approved December 2. 1862.
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At the residences Of her mother, in Frede.
ricksburg, on the eth inst, at O'Clock p. M..
Mrs. MARY VIRGINIA EPPS, consors OF
VIM. lanes Epps, aged - years
Her funeral will take place At the residence
Of Capt. Thos. q. Eppe. this day, at - O'clk
2. NJ, corner Of LIST and Baker streets The
frisuds and acQuaiu tances Of the Emily are
req pested 70 attend without further notice.
~ Lynchearg papers please COPY.
suddenly. Yesterday, IT . quarter afssr 4
O'Clock, Mr.. PETER H. MONTAGUE.
The dsosased was q member Of the Fire
Brigade, company ID. and while guarding the
reel which w. left at the corner OF Broad
and 9th streets. fell and xpired In few mo-
ments. He leaves wife and two interesting
children 70 mourn their loss The foneral
Will take place on Sunday. II o'clock, At Clay
Street n. 4. Church, OF which for years he
had been Q consistent member.
The Attention OF company D. v directed TO
the above, and they Are requested % aeeend
the funeral with helmets and oDltS.' Other
com paniss also invited 10 attend.
Nv order. JNO. L. SHEPPARD
ri Commands COMPANY D.
On the 7th instant, OF pneumonia, PAT
RICK MORAN, In the ION year Of his age.
HIS funeral will take place At the resi- dence
OF Mr. michael Parcsll, on t7th street, At 8
O'Clock Sunday, the 9th inst. His frisnds,
and those Of IT. Purcell. are invited to a..
tend without further notice.
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CONGREGATIONAL

The discussion OF the bill providing for Ia
destruction Of cotton and tobacco abont to
fall into the hands Of the enamy. was tbs
In the senate. secret session. the House bill
fer the destruction Of cotton was laid upon
the table for the present, inasmunh ~ the
senate has . bill Of Its own upon the sui ject.
II has been already published. The House
hill relating to the public prin ting was passed
Nv he Senate and returned.
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d JlMIy H. TAYLOR 4 SON, Iues;on.g.

VALUABLE tal.u, AN THE COUNTY
v OF AMELIA, On THE RICHMOND
AID DANVILLE RAIL, DAD, Ar AUU-
TION.-We Will sell upon ths premises, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of March, 1852,
(that being Uourt day,) commencing OF ii
O'Clock A. N the valuable Farm, located In
Amelia county, on the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad, four miles from Amelia Court
joining the lands Of hIess:s. Powell, Cock,
Jackson. and others, and now in the occu-
paney Of Dir. N. q. Mann. 1t contains 600
acres Of land, one-half of which is in a fine
seeded 100 bushels Of wheatO and will pro.
duce twenty bushels Of wheat to the acre -
The remainder is we'll set in oak and pine
timber Of maiden growth. The whole pre-
misses are we'll enclosed, and have an album
dant supply OF water. The place Is very
healthy, and the neiKh borhOOd excellent
The improvements consist OF large framed
Dwelling Is by 43 feet, and is ample for the
accommodation of a large.sized family. In
addition to the usual out.buildipgs, there are
four Tobacco houses on tho farm, all OF
which are in good repair.
TYRAs.-One- third cash the balance at
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with In.
terest added, and secured by a trust deed.
Possession can be had at once, II desired
JAS. II. TAYLOR l. SON,
NH S-2tawt2oththendtd. Auct'rs.
v DENOE ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH, BETWEEN SrH AND 9th SIS, AT
AUCTION AT the request of DR. walth.ll,
We will sell upon the premises. On MONDAY,
the 18th day Of March, commencing At II
O'Clock, p. ID. the very valuable Brick Dwell
ing located on the North side OF Leigh BE-
tween 9th and 9th streets now in the occu
pAncy of John Thompson, E q.
The house contains IL good rooms, with
ARE. places In each. and is supplied with every
convenience. such a. gas, water, (warm and
oold) bath. house, &c.
The Kitchen contains large rooms, and Is
supplied with an elegant Range. There is
also q large Brick Stable and every other ne.
cesaary out-building.
This is one of the most desirable residences
now in market.
The lot fronts % feet, and runs back $50 feet
to wide alley, and is enclosed in front with
u substantial iron railing
Persons desiring q reslly valuable piece of
real estate, either for private residen &c or an
investment, would do well 10 attend this sale,
1t icing contiguous TO the business portion Of
The city.
TERns-One. third cash the balance at six
and II months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust deed. The pur-
chaser 10 pay the taxesapd insurance for 1862.
|. JAS. McAYLOR Il SON,
nh Std Aucs.
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NHAN0E OF SCHEDULE.
RIOH'ND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD

On sAA afssr SUNDAY. March 9th. the pas.
ssnGer trains will run - follows:
Mail Train leaves RtcA0oAd, daily, Sun
days inolsAed,) At A. y bat % Sunday tAs
train goes 70 Burkesvillo only conAsc1ng
there with the trains ON The SolfA-Sldo 3Au.
road for the 0oatA and Southwest,
Mai Train leaves OAAville, daily, except
Eundays.D at 80 4. H., and reaches Rich.
m0ad nt 90P u
nm k.svil,e 10 Ric,s1n I. lea wing Huxkes-
y,i!r on ia. avriv he to. II from the
Sou h und ~, g.. J0P aud reach.
ins RGhri. ~ So I,
mA 6-lA H.. Il. lALCoII, Sups.
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An Editor in tina Field.

The editor Of the Mon tgomery Adsneis~,
Mr. Samuel @. Reid, has issued . patriotic and
stirring appeal TO the people OF Alabama,
70 come forward and assist In the defence of
the country. He announces himself . volun
tesr for the war. Mr.. Reid 10 an intrepid and
p:aye mana true son Of the South, and will
do as good service to his country with his
sword, IS he has heretofore done with his
pen. Success to his efforts.
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Col. FOrney.

Col. John II. Forney, Of the 10th Alabama
Regimen, who was seriously wounded Ia the
battle Of Drain willie, has been made Brtga
der General. Dol. Forney was an oficer in
ths old army, and ut one time commandant at
Wet Point. He en- tered the service as Brevet
"a Lisutensnt, 7th infantry, July LIST, 1852
he Was among the Hrst TO resigo his commits
sion in order TO offer his services to his State
hav
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Z
JUST RLOElvED-
81 A tiue stock Of New
Orleans GROCERIES, Well suited for suit
lers' use. compr1sin9-
Candles.
Olives VerdillRs.
Olives Farcie.
Eoglish Pickles.
White Onions.
London Club Sauce.
John Bull
worcestershire and Pepper Sauce.
Preserves, peaches and Strawberries)
French Preserves.
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs, &c.
A flne assortment of Stationery.
Silk and Cotton Handkerchief.
Neck Ties.
Unit Undsrshirts and Drawers.
Gloves and Half Hose
Dress and Over Goats, Talmas.
Olive Gus.
LobsterS.
Spices, Black and Red Peppers.
And other things usually found In u first clase
Grocery house. The public are respectfully
invited 70 examine SG ID sfSEs .' %o:s
NH S-lw* Y Main street.
CEILING OFF Ar REDUCED
- PRICES TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
On account of the difficulties in keeping mp
supplies, have determined to close out my
whole stock, consisting Of the following ar
IS bags prime Coffee
300 0CO Cigars- assorted brands
100 boxes Ground Pspper-20 lbs each
20 boxes 0unpowder Tea
so cases Sardiaes
zoe boxes Raisins-qrs. aud halves
20 boxes Mustard
10 tiesces prime Rice
30 reams Wrapping Papor-large sizs
so Bs'es soft shell Almonds
20 boxes Chalk Pipes
IS dozen Barrel Covers
Is boxes Clothes Pins
40 ktgs Sup Oarb. Soda
40 boxes Confederate Coffee
20 hbls. crushed and powdered Sugars
10 bags Pepper.
THOMAS JONES,
No 8, Main street, Richmond. "a.
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Martial Law.

,..uothsr column will Be found two gene.
-, ora.r., issued under martial law. from
~. aesda usYtsrs OF the DEPART snt Of Hen.
,,c,. containing Instructions to he propris.
ar, Of hotels and boarding houses, livery
table keepers and owners OF hacks, drivers
a, stsse coaches, and 70 citizens gsnsrAlly.
The peculiar force and necessity Of these or.
sers will be manifest st . glance. Al tins
tins every man within the military limit, or
Who passes It's lines. should DO held 70 strict
secountability. and should undergo . rigid
examination - 70 his Business and purposes.
while this may Offer slight annoyance 70
sors. It's good effect upon the public welfare
vtll render its disaRresable features Of little
moment to true and loyal people. 1t Is 3
.,,, spch regulations had not been made
49, .ro They would have kept from the
r,r aaderaS Capital number Of pfowling
y.ukee spies. Eho have passed with impu-
,l,v from point 10 point througho at the South.
Nv Order No. 6. 1t viii be seen that the city
Of Richmond is divi..ad into two military
al,.r,cts; that Dol. John y. Porter Is ap-
ron ted Provost Marshal. aid Capts. A. u.
uodw1n and J. y. Maynard, Assistants.
samuel Maeubbin Is appointed CCtef OF Po-
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n lHT or kNTTHR0 R11AHuN0 m Tuu
IL RICHMOND PO0T.OEFIon, o. H. ~
Day Of March, 1884
II Persons eslling for letters h ~ List WIN
pleass ssy hey - ADvxRrlsED; also, diving
date Of List.
" The postage wnl b Two cents % saeh ~
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wWR R00v AuD> DAA.aa.

TNURNINHED HOUSE TO RENT, AND
f6ree story House, In one OF the best loca.
nous in the city, plainly and comfortably
furnished, Tor rent or lease, to permanent
tenant Also. a good Cook, and an excellent
house servant, to be hired. Apply TO
NH s-2s uODDIN Z xfPERSON.
TOR RENT.-X nice Basement ROOM
suitable for . professional man or lodging
room, situated On Grace, between 7th and stn
street.. Apply = WH. B. PU0H,
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Elizabeth City.

rom a gentleman just from shAoesa
-. Or. learn that the enemy has not yet as.
~. ..nr,ad to occupy the town. bat taas they
" w. ,rea ueutiy threatened TO destroy IT.
na, RIM boats have been anchored In the
~ IN near the point whore the small osttery
,,,.eed. The men are allowed 70 90
80 about mile below she town. and for
,,os have been guilty Of daily outraees
- . N. farmers living In the vicinity, kill.
W. ,,.r stock and stealing everything that
I've uathia reach. No kind OF private
-. Ar.r,v 4, respected The pickets Of the srd
psn,.,. rextmsnt are stationed in the town,
a.. ordered to nre upon the YAnkses II
80. .,,.mps 70 enter It. In return, the Yam.
wv, ,nre. len II . Single man II Aired on. the
- u,u b INN sdiatsly destroyed. Nearly
~. inhabitants have left. Oar sick and
.A.a have been removed 70 Norfolk.