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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-29
STATE OF VERMONT.
ADI'r. AND iSsrr GESERAL's OrFcE
WouDsrOcK, August %, 1852
Geoe,of Order No II.

WOODSTOCK. August ~, 1867.
General Ordcy--No H.
II hereby ordered that the following regulations be
observed for enabling such towns in this State avoid
drs a. desire to do so and have not yet provided their
quota " militia under the regulations Of General Order
TO- 49, aud for drafting men In those towns In which men
shall be required to be raised by draft
!, II any town, which shall not have furnished its
quota " militia In either Of the modes already provided
shall desire still To offer L. quota ~ men In lieu Of draf
II may be dome IN the fullowing manner
II the selcctmen u such town shall procure contract
Of enlistment. the form hereinafter prescribed, 20 be
signed by the requisite number VI able bodied men,
sdents Of such town, stating therein the age " each
and shall procure the consent IN writing " the par
ents masters guardians " slch of them minors
TO the enlistment Of such minors and shall the time
aud place hereafter 20 be designated, in orders 10 be Is
sued from these head quarters cause said men 10 appeal
each provided with three days raiions required
by LAW aud shall then and there deliver TO the officer de-
sgnated To organize the company, 10 which such men
are assg ed such original contract Of enlistment, and
such consents Tor the enlistment of minors such men,
or 50 many " them. as upon Inspection shall prove
be able bodied will be accepted IN lieu of the
Der " drafted men from such town.
The contract VI enlistment shall be in the form follow
inc.
We, the undersigned residents Of the town Of ---,
do hereby voluntarily enlist and offer ourselves
In the service ~ the United Stes Lr the term Of nine
months unless discharged. in lieu NJ drahed men
from such under the call Of the President Of
the United States. dated August 1859, f1f drat Of
80 OOi militia Aud do hereby seycray agree that
will accept the pay ratons and allowances, 20 which
drafted entitled under the laws " this State
and or the nied states aud do take upon ourselves all
the duties and obi Cations 20 which drafted men are sub
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legal nutirrs.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.-The undersigned,
Ia executor Of the last will and testament of Darrell
Pike deceased late of MArshhsd, offers for sale Pub
lie Auction the fol owing described Real Estate Of said
deceased
THE MARTIN d. BEMIS FARM,
called situated in said Marshfeld Also one-half of
pew or slip No. II in the Methodist Meeting House IN
said Marshfeld.
Also, the following Personal Property
One Covered Carriage and ono Single Sleigh.
The above sale will take place the premises We'd
nesday. the 24th day Of September 1882. o'ck, PM
DANIEL NJ. PIKE. EX'r
Marshhed. Aug. q. 1852. 1917
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~ David Stockwol, of Moretown, has a
sheep Of native breed, eleven years old this
spring. which has brought him twcn,y-three
lambs, twenty-five Of which she raised hav-
ing had twins every year but oue--that year
triplets. One Of her breed two years old
this spring, brought him three lambs. If any
one in the State Of Vermont has more pro-
ftable sheep, we think it ought to be known,
olherwise Mr.. St2ekwell bears Oh The palm
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VnTESI NOTEs ID

State and County Votes can DO supplied at
this office. Votes for Justices of the Peace
and Town Representatives printed at short
notice. Let Town Committees see to it that
all are supplied.
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First sort, 1861 15a 2l 0-(
PROVISIONS

Remarks AS general thing business feels the i'm
ptpvcnent in the money market We have few changes
20 note this week. Coffee is very quiet. but prices
well sustained Cotton rather easier with moderate de-
mand, downward tendency. Fish are in fair demand -
Flour remains in fair demand without ohange-ex ept
hmer, and little higher, with an improved demand -
Oats have advanced, with speculative inquiry. The
Government wants considerable supplies and prospects
favor further rise Hay steady. and small advance.
Moas'es quiet and prices favor buyers Beef quite
firm and scarce Pork firm, with good demand Lard
firm at full pricts Butter about the last week,
with ste dy but moderate demand. Cheese duli.--
White beans in moderate demand Potatoes in good
supply, and low Sugar very dull. and sales small -
Holders, however, disposed to demand full prices
The demand has been quite active for fleece an pulled
wool, the common aud medium grades Of Ae,ce nov
command the highest prices
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EY Marshal Baldwin and Deputy Brow

~ Marshal Baldwin and Deputy Brown,
are on the alert for all secessionists and "ske-
ladders On Saturday, Aug. 2Sd, at Jerico,
they arrested DR.. Geo. l.. Lyman, w. n.
Barney and A. Field. for expressing seces-
sion sentiments, they are now in custody with
Sheriff Flanagan of Burlington. The arrest
of DR.. Lyman created quite an excitement as
he was the leading physician Of the town.
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N. Il. DOWNS, ELIXIR.

THE ANTIRHEUMATIC BAND we believe ~
only known remedy for Kheumctism, Gout Neuralgia
aud Nervous Afeetions-Suiness aud Cramps and dis
NJ an Erupiive character Auch ETyspClaa,
Salt Rheum. Scfufla sc. Also the injurious efe Of
Mercury and other posons II Is with the greatest ATS
faction and conclusive evidence to its mtr., thst
call the attention OF readers to the advertisement in
another column Of paper.
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JUsT PUBLIsHED.-L. Prang a. Co., l09
Washington ST., Boston, have just issued a
"War Telegram Marking Map" of the seat
Of war in Virginia. 1t gives with the utmost
distiHcipess every inch Of ground where the
Union forces are opposed to the Rebel forces
under Sionewall Jackson and Lee--also the
Shenandoah Valley. As Marking Map,
its design is to follow up the positions Of the
respective armies with red and blue pencils
as the daily war news is received, and by this
means the situation of the opposing forces
can be seen at single glance. 1t is bcsuti-
fully printed in light brown oil color ; price
rs cents pencils, red and blue, IL cents
Its usefulness, combined with its ornamental
appearance and cheapness, will make it de-
seryedly popular. For sale by Ballou, Love-
lend g. Co.
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Union men say the effect of drafting in
Kentucky will lie to drive large numbers OF
young men out Of the State, aud probably in
to the rebel army, but still say it is precise
ly what they want that they'd better have
them driven out than remain as elements OF
disunion in the State. 1t is probable there
will be the same effect in Mary land-perhaps
also in Missouri Kentuckians are asking
that as fast as troops are raised in Ohio and
Indiana they shall be pushed down into Ken
lucky, drilled there, and subsisted off the
property of Kentucky rebels They ask alsc
that all able-boded negroes belonging to the
rebels should be seized at once and used for
camp service, &c, but not armed.
During one Of the late battles at Rich
mond, Union boy about II years old, bro'I
10 a rebel boy Of his own age, and asked at
the quarters where this prisoner should be
taken. On being It'd that he must be lodg-
ed at certain place not far distant, the two
little fellows walked off together with their
arms folded around each other like jolly
sehoolmates consulting now they might spend
their next holiday.
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The passenger train on the Winchester
railroad which left there on Saturday after
noon for Harper's Ferry was fred into about
half way between those points by a party of
so guerrilas, and Edward Lucas an express
messenger severely wounded
The conductor foolishly stopped the train in
compliance with the orders OF the gang and
four soldiers of the 4th Michigan regiment
we're taken prisoners The other passengers
we're released and the train with its contents
destroyed The guerrillas then made oft
with them prisoners
CHICAGO, H., Aug rs.
In order to protect the State from rebels
without and rebel sympathisers within the
governor has ordered the construction of bar
racks for 1000 troops-20 900 at Jonesboro
and 900 at Shawneetown. Two regiments
have already been ordered forward in the ser
vice.
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S TEAM EEKLY


A.
~ ~ ~ TO
Essfkkx3S3% NERPOOL.
Touching At QUEENSTOWN, Coax HARnoR) The
Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despaching their h powered Clydc-buit
Iron Steamships ~ follows
GLASGOW saturday, August 30
CITY or VIEW FORK Saturday. September g
CRY or HASHfN ron, Saturday, SEPTEMBER Is
and every succeeding Saturday at Noon from Pier a.,
North River.
RATS OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 STEERA0E, $500
do. to London. 900 do to London $500
do to Hamburg. $500 do to Hamburg, 1000
Passengers forwarded to haue, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &C.. at equally low rates
Fares ftum Liverpool OF Queenstown lat Cabin, 10,
~ and n Guiueas Storage from Liverpool, fss.
From Queenstoun f6G And those who wish send
nr their friends buy tickets here at the current rate
~ exchange
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passenger aud carry experienced Surgeons. They
built n Watertgh IRON Sections, and have Patent Fire
AunihAiors on board
Pur further information apply in Liverpool to WIN,
INMAN, Agent, ~ Water Street in Glasgow TO WIN.
tNMAN, 3 St Rnoch Square in Queenstown TO G, q
W d. SEYMOUR 3 co in London 10 ELVES h
MACY, 81 King William St in Paris 20 IL LES
DECOUE. s Place de IA Bourse In Philadelpha 70
John @. DALE III Walnut Street, or At the Com
pAny's Offices. John q. DALE, agent,
a0i2 Is HrOddto0y, ~ ].
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We learn from the Rutland Herald that
the remains of She late Col. Roberts. of the
9TH Vermont, arrived at Rutland at o'clock
on Monday evening, were received by the Rui-
land Light Guard, and eseorte to the resi-
dence Of Gen. Baxter
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. Oh EES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pill. are tho
result u long and extensive practice They mild
in their operation and certain In correcting al irregu
lAriiss Painful Menstruations removing all obstrue-
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain
the side. palpa,ion Of the hest whites all nervous a.
fecons, Mysteries, fatigue pain the back and limbs
sc disturbed sleep. which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the commencement Of in the treatment o
those irregularities and distractions which have consign
ed 50 many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins TO de
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the noei edectuai remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Feaes To all classes they in
valuable, inducing Nth tay, periodical regularity
They known TO thousands, who have used them at
different periods throughout the country, having the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating vhcn they should DC
used. with each borhe rice One Dollar per Box,
tanning from so to 80 Pills
Pills sent by mail promptly by RENTING to the Pro
prietor. sold by druggists generally
r b. HUTCHINS. Proprietor
20 Cedar ST New York.
Sold by s. P. Redheld, and l.. Y Pierce \ Co, Mont.
pclieI also by J W. Roby Co, Burlington.
May27.dVwly
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~ Mr.. James Riher, who went from this
town in the LIST Vermont Battery. has been
appointed to clorkship Of one of the leading
military commanders az New Orleans.
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To Elk Marshal Partridge of Norwich. wi

~ ExMarshal Partridge ofNorwich, who
has been represented as having "skedsddled"
to Canada, and who was indicted by the Grand
Jury at the Circuit Court, held at Windsor,
July 22d, for conspiracy, has delivered him
self up to Marshal Baldwin, and is now un-
der $4,000 bonds, for his appearance at the
next term of Court to be held at Rutland,
Oct q
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To PRINTERs.-The sale of the Patriot
Office, advertised in another column presents
rare opportunity for practical printer to
commence business the presses are in good
running order, while the type has all been
selected with the greatest care by gentle
man Of good judgment and taste.
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BERLIN

The Freemen Of the town Of Berlin, who ia favo
of supporting the Administration in putting down rebel
lion to the extent Of It's power, requested to meet
the School House in District No 5 (near Montpelier
vilagel on Saturday, Aug 80 1862, at O'Clock
NJ, fr the purpose Of nominating candidate ur Towr
Representative and 10 select ticket OF seven person.
ur Justices Of the Peace.
BIZ ORDER OF TowN CoNwirrBs.
Berlin Aug % 1852
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
MONTpELIER UNION SCHOOL.

First quarter of'hs ensuing year will commence Mon
day, September lst
August -dNwtsept II
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w The Town Of Berlin has filled her quota
Of nine-months men, each man is to receive
bounty Of $50, when mustered into service,
the town also guarantee the 81 per month
state pay. The following are the yolnntoera .
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LEADING THE VAN.
WAITsrIEID, Aug

WA1TsFfELD, Aug 20.
Mr.. EDITOR Orders by Telegraph to K
J. Gleason from Gen. Washburn we're re-
ceived at 5 O'Clock Saturday night the Esd
inst TO organize the Company raised in the
towns of Warren. Waitsfeld, Fayston, More
town, Duxbury and Mddlesex, Immediately,
and agreeable to order the company we're
called together at Waitsfield at II o clock a.
m Monday 25lh, and one hundred and eev-
en- men answered to their namts and were
organized by the election of the following
officers
Capiain-O. G. Wilder of Waitsfeld.
Isl Lieut-Nathl. Jones of Moretown
2nd Liem.-C. X. McEroy Of Middlesex
A dispatch was forwarded to Gen. Wash
burn in hirty-nine minutes from Waitsfela
to Mortified, and reply from him that oul
company was the first organized under Gen
era Older IS. II the Mad River Valley
company do not make their mark when they
get to " Dixie" the looks of the men aut
appearance of the officers cannot be relie'
upon,
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} A good reliable Agent want
ed IN every toSn, to take the
entire control. for his neigh
borhOod, NJ one uf the REsr
and MOST PROFITABLE arti-
.cles ever presented to the
public. The right MAN or
WOMAN can make from go
10 IS week easily,
For circular, with foil des-
.uription, address
JAcuB LEWIS & Co.
50 4 81 Nassau 81.
Ill327 New York.
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~ Capt Browns Company passed Med''
cal Examination Tue,day, by DR.. Julius Y.
Dewey. one hundred and twenty'eisht men
were examined aud only nine were rejected
four from disability, four without consent
of parents, one failing to appear.
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DIR. g. w B. Kidder Of Vergennes, has
been appointed Surgeon, and DR.. Edward o.
Porter Of Cornwall Assistant Surgeon Of the
llth Vermont Regiment.
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SpftiaI Aotiffs.
u OF DIR. GIPFO RDf.
NOMENCLATURE rfrRhrtvEa

NO. -Cuhfs Ityah, Conecst told IN IN hrsd. Inauenaa
lon $40 lnnsmanon. D-CUREs WHospEd Ccugn
7-yuHh Nohh ftTth- Ql-CunEs Ela nwrnaaGas
So. stos "a i;; ,s.. sS,. T. ~
ness of Infants. Glands Ard Tons,ie
4-Currs OtrnHsl. ACUTE eTstasi btttr,,
b-Cunes DtsKfftnr. N-CuAss uAisteg Dlsassga
1-luhfa CouoHHt colds ~ 'rRHs Ssnisat
hosrscnsst lntoiuntAfyl srhafgcs,aid
s-Sunss htffous Arrfc sons, guens ffcsuAtion and
Debility.
s-CUSEs HEapscHr. so--Ctsfs rHrnI Issssr.
io-Cusss DrsPsYsia, Heart NtseK. WetfnT he Bel.
burn, AcGity and veal ai-CURfs PAfrrul MErsFs.
Stomach. 80 rhts Bntiorsyrss. f
h-.uREs surPRGsstB wasn't Of hppetue, Lornesl
hENsre cf Spirits Jaundice, Gov
i7-gpsHs LsUcoRaHsI Or stipatlon, ssi Liser Cow
Whites.
-Cusrs Cnoup. xl--.'ras. tpsorps Couans
li-CusEs HALr RHrus ss-CUsss ssvrrlss, O.
b-Custs RHEuNtrfss farfh IN The Head n fr
External le-CURss cyssrIsurto-.1
e-CuRts CsfAhRH Acute OIL Disposition H. Fr,ac@st AZ
Chronic, dry towing, tscks Of Headache.
The Boxes neatly put up and contain about ssk nrs
hedicated Sugar P-, With u directions for taking,
them price % cents Vial Casr which f1ror
90 contain 49, %, n.or 70 Walls the prices ~ which
below.
The symptoms o. Disease Method Treatment are CIV
In MArUAl accompanying the Medicine which e ~
furnished FREE application.
PRICES sRE rs F0LEoBsi
Case q FORTY Walls, Nth single boxes, sny nunb'I a
Case q thirty Walls, With five boxes Win BOOK Of droe
90
BOOK, so rsctons, 40
Boob, 400
D Address all orders PHILIP LEE iS william street,
New York enclosing the price, banh notes postarr
stamp, and the Curass vii he part tr con
and l. p PIERCE CO., Montpelier, Agents, III shove
prices
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EAST MONTPELIER.

All the freemen of the town Of East Montpelier, who
IN favor u sustaining the Uuon, requested t.
met At NJ. Hammett's Hotel, Saturday, Aug. 30th
At o'clock 2. NJ, TO nominate a Town RepTesentatiy,
and seven Justices Of the Peace
J COBURN,
BYRON GOODWIN, Town Com.
WEST ORNNBY.
Fast Montpelier, Avg Is, 1862
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Col. CoRcoRAN, met with a most magnifi-
cent ovation at New York city on Friday,
Aug. % The outpourng Of the population
was immense, embracing all classes.-places
of business closed, charitable societies turned
out in large numbers, hremen to the number
OF FIVE thousand, and working classes left their
work en- masse to join in the reception. The
military dis lay was grand and along the en-
tire route Of the procession from Castle Gar
den to the st, Nichols was a complete jam,
the crowd around his carriage being so dense
that it was with difficulty dragged up Broad
way, while the continuous roar Of artillery
with the enthusiastic shouts Of the people
was deaiening.
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NJ OTICE.-This certi6es that have, this
day, given my son, Jesse Pike, his time during the
remainder his minority. and shall neither claim any of
date RUFUS PIKE.
Witness, JNo d. SMITH.
Waterbury Center, Aug TO- 1862 lil6.
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MORErOWN

The feemen Of the town OF NIoretown who are in favor
Of sustaining the Constitution aud the Union and hear.
lily supporting the National Administration in It's ers
to subdue rebellion put down and punish treason aud
10 maintain the Constitution and Laws Ia the present
crisis Of the country without distinction Of party
quesed to meet at the Town House, Saturday, the
nh inst al O'Clock, p NJ. to nominate candidate
for Town Representative also to select suitable
persons for justices fthe Peace
Nv orl,, n To,,r Goo,
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A RNoLD SMITHS EsTATE.-The sub.

A RNOLD SMITHS ESTATE.-The sub
"a scIiben, having been appointed by the hon
orAblc Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands o. all persons against the estate Of
Arnold Smith, late Of barre, in said district, de-
ceased nsolyent and the Of six months
from the 4ih day Of August, 1862 being allowed by said
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the
DIV cling house OF the widow Of said deceased In Barre
in said district the Dad day Of August inst and the
Sd saturday In January next, O'Clock, in the az
ternoon, on each Of said days.
HARVEY TILDEN, lco,,,,.
JOHN WARNER, N'"' vs.
Barre, August +ih, A. d., 1852 l2H
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Col Wilcox of Michigan, who has been
thirteen months a prisoner to the rebels, pass
ed through Rutland on Friday, Aug. %, en-
route for Brandon where he has relatives.
Quite a crowd greeted him at the depot
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1000
A & E n 7 S
Wanted.

| ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. This
IL Institution begins It's Fa Term on THrRsDAY.
September H. II has been in OPT ration eleven years
der The Principal Its teachers are all Of expert
ence in their respective departments.
Apply Tor catalogues and information 10
g w. BRIGGS, Principal
Auburndale. Mass Aug. 1852 I2.I7
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The Howard Guard" organized at Burling
ton, Saturday Aug. 23, making choice Of the
following officers
Captain Lemuel w. Pope.
Isl Liem-H Il. Wing
2ad William Loomis.
Clrk-H. c. Tenant.
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Election, Tuesday, Sept. End, 1862
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

wAsHfNGToN COUNTY.
q. RICHARDSON, Montpelier,
ADDISON PECK, East Montpelier Senator'S
r. d BRADFORD Mortified,
CALVIN FULLERTON, waitsheld, I A., 49,.
A. X WARREN, Berlin, H"' '"'V'''
II X. MERRILL Montpelier, Judge Of Probate.
c. II HEATH Planfeld, states Auoracy.
A. NJ. JACKMAN, barre, sheriff
o, l.. WATSON Worcester, H'0h Bdihf
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MONTPELIER
The legal voter, Of the town of Montpelier invited
TO meet the Village Hail. on Saturday the 3Oih u Au-
gust inst, a, ~ O'Clock, p NJ, to nominate Town
Representative All who are in favor Of sustaining the
Constitution and the Union, aud heartily supporting the
National Administration in its efforts subdue rebellion
and punish maintain the Constitution aud
Laws in the pfesen, crisis Of the county, Ar, cordially
invited 10 attend
DAVID l. FULLER
W ELLIS. IT,,
W q. FBRRtN, onlon
CHARLES REED, N'"'"''''''
r. W HYDE,
Montpelier August p, 1852.