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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

The MILITIA QuEsTroS.-Quite an inter
estng debate occurred in the House Mon
day on the report of the Military Committee
IN favor of the resolution declaring that no
legislation to effect an active military organ
izatiun is needed
Mr. Deane of Cavendish objected to the
resolution. He believed an active militia TO
be needed for protection in case Of foreign
invasion and domestic dlssension-and also
that with it the responses to Il e calls of the
President for troops would be more ready.
Furthermore the people demanded an efficient
law.
Mr.. Billiard, of the committee, said the
committee had not decided that an efficient
militia law was not desirable, only that its
passage at this time was not expedIent.
The main point however, with the Com
mittee, had been the expense, which would
be much greater than is commonly supposed.
Mr.. Marcy of Royalton, expressed the dis
appointment VI tHc PSOpio last yooi a. ehc
failure to pass law for the organization of
at least part Of the militia. An organiza-
tion Of some part of it he thought essential
to the safety of the State.
Mr.. Rounds of Chester, (late Major of the
18th VIZ said he had not heard man asking
for new militia law. He had no fear of
foreign invasion or domestic dissension.
In few large towns in the State, like
Burlington and Rutland, there might be
reason for an organization and drill of COM
panics, but as general proposition, it
wOuld be very unwise to expend one, two or
three hundred thousand dOllars, in dlscip-
lining soldiers. 1t was not the true soldiers
that would be in such an organization, but
the peacock men" who delight IN engaging
in military affairs upon the peace plan here
at home where there is no danger. He
moved TO amend the resolution go as to ap-
prove of the law with such slight and
necessary amendments may be made"
Mr. DeIne of Cavendish thought there
vert not many peacock men in Vermont,
and characterized the existing law as not
worth the paper on which il was printed.
Nj Chandler OF Woodstock, did not like [.
the practice OF legislating by resolution. He
thought it would be better for the Committee |
70 bring bill of some kind before the |
House and let it be seen whether a better |
law tuan the existing one could be framed
He did not hold it necessary that the entire |
Militia Of tine State should be organized, nor |
did he zee that it WAS imperative to organize
even one brigade consisting of FIVE regiments
IN. St.ta ,.nuld NOT afford that In xrnuld 4
be something and very desirable to have a
brigade OF Two regiments. if no more could
be afforded. 1t would be even well to have
le-e tnan this in some emergencies. There
was no force without such an organization to
even enforce the laws-or the decision of
courts. 1t wa in very bad taste to ridicule
men organized into companies here at home,
or ~ call them peacock men. He was in
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avor Of an organization to some extent, and
fnot of leaving the Militia law as it Is.
Mr.. Wheeler of South Hero referred to
Gen. George B. Stannard, and his success at
the battle Of Gettysburg ss an example OF
what: had been effected BY training men in
the military organisation in peace times. :,
Mr.. Bruce Of Pomfret stated that he had
been connected with the military organlza-
ton in tire State when the war broke out,
and seated that with scarce an exception the
menbers of that organization volunteered
foe the service when the call for troops care.
They were brave, and decided, and efiicient
men. and he was not willing TO hear the
terms that had been used applied to,them.
The House adopted the amendment Of
Major Rounds and ;ien rejected the resolution
so to los.
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VT. SOLDIERS COMING llUNE.-The Wasl-
ington correspj ndent vi the N. Y. Herd d
says. 1.-The First Michigan, First Vermont,
First Virginia and Fifth New York cavalry
regiments have received permission to return
to their respective Statts,upln condition that
they re-enlist for three years and recruit the
regiments to their full strength. For tai,
purpose thirty days leave are granted. These.
Commands were organized in lo6l, and viii
go out of service during the coming year, but
upon re-enlisting will receive the veteran
bounty Of four hundred dollars, and be able
to muster brigade equal in numbers 10
many of our divizons.
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Scribe Vino
The Philadelphia Gazette tells the follow
wlliston, Oct. ID, 1868.

The Philadelphia Gazette tells the follow
ing good story of a merchant of that city:
A showily dressed woman, not had Look
ing, recently entered handsome store along
the promenade. She looked like the wife
Of man who had suddenly made money by
army contracts. Her "harness" was good
but the wearer evidently was only lately ac-
customed to indulge in fnery. She entered
the principal depot" of citizen, who,
among other proprietary articles, is the in
ventor of a celebrated hair tonic.
As she entered, proprietor was behind the
counter-a matter rather rare for him-and
with his hat on his head. He personally
waited on her, asking, with his best smile:
What can show you ma an? ~
Why, your hair tonic"
Here it is, ma am producing bottle
of the article"
Twill this make the hair grow on bald
head"
Z" Yes, ma am; you II find little pamph-
let inside the wrapper with many certificates
from people who have been bald.
"Humph, What's the price ~
/" A dollar bottle, ma 'am-six bottles for
FIVE dollars"
..You'r re certain it'll bring hair in ?"
1T never fails unless the hair Is deetroye
by disease"
Z" Well, I've got bald spot on the top Of
my head. I'd give five hundred dollars to
have it covered again"
Proprietor said be had no doubt the tonic
would accomplish the result, and tie lady
ordered the half-dozen to be sent to her
house. Proprietor took the address. As
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In add ton iu the above there have hem fir-
n ,.el Of l--inonths mru 10y luiiana 2,aol, 81
.-Srars men nv \ W y, r. 81, l3l; and Of iruop-
tor the d,f,.ucr uf their respective State, 10y
Name ~, ~ Inimnt 3,lN, by VI sspuu
ll,jli, aud ' heniu ~ l.sji, which are in
cludri III the above totals
Leaving out Of the count altogether Il e
ture-.nlutiis' men, the . IN, months mon,
the onr-y year, men. and the trpuJs raised iui
tie = tciul service oi State defence. and he
eide all ,~e W. have Up 10 the opening OF
l. year, l,U6N.76J men who VOLUNTEER. Ell
-' Tor three y,-,fs OF the war The casual
ties Of the held and the Di-ea-es ul the CAM
lave . eatly reduced tic-c num'rr-; th,1
have ais, hccn vastly ininisl ell by the dis
charge of the m,n M tie early PART Of t.
war. who, after enlistment, were iuun.
pltyei,ull, di sIled fi u sul.i J. h'e; an'
Il, re- q ,- have Hl-l rcd Gel the numbers lN
not At few. " lie delucuns tin air,c cll---
e. from the gross MIN cr given. ", mu {,
uvWrScI add L, 10 tire = .iuuiury cnli-tmenI-
aud the c,n-,I iIts OF tire present y,ai.
" irh W. -houid udsc, mLst amount 10 20.
i,i,t 10000 men. I i- wal give ,rin, lie
OF tiv magnitude uf o., III 90 amy, ,yci IA
o. nov etui,- .ut tine nItult ana extent O.
tie ttd of ur riti 'ur, tine slk. of thc nrmy',
arnN and tHr cSi CENTRES AZ follow victory
and urruIaiil-. pq.t.r that luri'cr EN-
fuc'in mt be- tlrius ,rvi. "a administer {,
hrt hltw- 10 the rebellion 90 - comm.
cpiDg. AMI To- re-tuin thereafter tie -mlul-
urIIu. tie %, TT AEON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

Tue PAssUMPSIc RAILRlAD.-The directors
IF TIE Pdrsumleic and Connecticut Rivers
Railfuad Companies, and othe,s interested
IN railroad prgr,ss. mad formal ulening
.as, ", ok vi Is n.il,s ot the Passuml SIC ruad,
from Barton u Newport, Nern mt. Tle
pass-m ,ric ruad now extends from White
River junction To- Newport. a distance of
lUj m.ee. lie chatter Ui tie road ,Xt, ud-
u the Vermont ann Canada line, i,-l miirs
neyvIid Newport, ANA tnat potion is -lu'.,d
aud WiiI he hnIsti. Il IL SOFA as tae cJa,Inua-
Il ii Il tie Iu,id ia Canada siail he bLilt.
/ L. extrn,i'n. already chartered by the
Canadian parliament and known a- jhc Ma
sawIppI Valley road, will extend - mile=
further To LenoxyIllr, which Is upon tie
Grand Trunk railrJai. IniS cxte IsIin viii
dOubtlrss le built within year, ami lher..
will teen be Il most an air line Vi raiI,a
routes Um New Yo.k To Qu,hc, sagng y
miles av,l IN Contrast with the ! er.n
routes, ind ereat dea. OF time. A.assa
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TFrom the \ my and Ni'y Gar'tte.l
what the Nation has done for tie War

Blow We give tabular statement of the
numh,r OF tro,is ynlnnarily ni-ed by tie
kyti States Fl IN the commencement ui the
var l., January l,t. lS63. The table Is prt-
Jared from ufli ial rlorts, and Is as COM
ldrte a. II II po,-ihi, L. make II. lie -
iorn,,Ii, i1,nisn,d by some Of the reports r.
- = ,rcIrc tai /. l. very diiic.lt 10 decide
to Salc' c r. oi -,lyice-the troops furnished
D, long, tut t l. believed that tne classical
tiun below l. correct.
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the hdy turned to leave the store the pro.
prietor removed his hat, showing head
whose crown was nnncrnt OF covering.
Well. declare - exclaimed the lady,
transfxed, looking at him in blank astonish-
ment.
What is it, madam"
why, l swear, if you amt hsh your
self"
Proprietor was about to rejoin, but the
LADY continued
~ don't want that hair-grease o yourn
n)w. jcst belirve yru re lynn
Proprietor attempted to explaia, but lady
wouldn't listen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

THE DEBT Oh TIE L. S.,-The flterest
bearing debt Of the United States, Sept. L.,
was less than eight hundred Mullins. to
which is to be added S39j, OoO,OOO, u. :.
notes, not bearing interest, " len witn nae
tional currency gives total of 81 ,227, SS2,-
III.
On the let Of Nay, 1868, the average rate
of interest was only three and fifty-six-hun-
dredths per cent. On account OF the large
Increase of sales of tve-t mtg bonds since
then, the rate of interest has sligi y
increased.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

A MiLD AND GENTLE REBEL In recent
letter To tie LDuI-Niil, Journal, the rrl-i
., d. luumls N, now a prisoner OF war aJ
j Unions bland, thu> speaks Of some iuui
,idunl IL is too bad THAT he rhonld wItud
my fecling- in - tender paint witn ! tan
not Ieulmlc, and sItak 80 OF lady (mv
aittl whore very tracks in the dust he. w.1ld
not he worthy to Look LIol. Should be- cyei
tall mt my LANDS viii ,calp i'm from IT,,
bridge of his n 'se 10 I c ntIe ot hls neck.
inclIdIns hi~ ear-, aud Tara him l. re unit
BILE to close his glaring eyrtall, from tie
shame or Fl ,ee his cs,rdrums to the fis>,-
which every vi and mother should aud
would pour upon him, and will eat oil hi
cat tail, 20 that every husband and lath,r
may have a lair kick i'm. | hope vuu
will excuse me FIR being 50 violent. hut
feel like Gagged hyrna when such thing-
vex Inc. and, were cut, gallop Of lev
hund I'd miles would h. E lOrt tide for NV
white horse. were this man - hair - at tie
enl of il.
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TIC prop lie cry of Ric mond ariiv. 90
Fortress Monroe Oct. 9th from WASH .ton
witt +. \. Ii l,r,,k. 1 Cunmi-si,n,r of
Vrrm mt who was :, take all the dis .l!,l
Verm mt ,lliers lr IN F,rtress Nlnr5e $40.
New Haven. Conn, 70 the L. ). uJ.ti.a.
at BrattleborJ, Vt.
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wirpi road will pass ,lI'u ugh tie best farm
ing country in Canada East, There are alsn
extensive copper regions, mines of hal silver
and . ID and forests ahounding in the b-st OF
timber. TIE completion Of this enterprise
therefore cannot fail To h. profitable To the
builders Of the road.-SprinyfeId RePu5h-
can.
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-"-h-'nANNs - - 49, - A'Nvs
DEAN RioHNOND, Chairman Democratic Com

CALIFoRSIA.-The Union Judiciary ticket
is elected by a decided majoii,v, compared
with the GubernatOrsal election at Septem-
Der. Thirteen Union District JIds.s and
one Democrat are elected. Uni,n Judge,
were chosen in bJth tue San Francisco dis
tricts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

Mr.. Adams wIi'es from England that the
change Of public sentiment there in regard To
our War Is very great an the ezpressi, of
opinion in favor Of the North very stron-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

MEssEks LIvERxORE, CLLws Co., OF New
YORK City, Government Agents Tor the sn.e
of the U. 5. $50 Loan, took subec u.tiin-
Yesterday for one-mliliJn Of dOlials of tie
BOnds.-Neir- York Times, OF. 23rd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

llr. t6.tls rs. .u,hi 40 alteration was needed
M. iL.lcrIJ ihou .ht There. shout b.. d, unfit lid.
lax -J.t1s. as c mes tr,.
Alr. >1.t ri sl.! he hal h,Itthe Office Of high
w. -ut.r,,r. and loo he rxy,ri,uc, much ul0rs
,.n i,, done when the tax Is bald if money than
Nuyu o, e nsl iu Iibor. Mr.. Crte Thought tl,
present 30 e. % .u.:i cent, ami f,,or,I the pi,.a.,
a. fh,. l. u Ar. Luz.-s.y ,IlI NOT favor In. IIlI
Mr.. P,cA sad that IS t.ui,s are nov, the man
Who ID aors.u. out his tl1. g.H DO as much as
th- man Nho receives Bty t.r bob. llbar. Ia. be-
vel us,lf the ID. si,u.i boz passed
yir. Clark Of Beu1il.,.a 81. ltlir iB biz,,..-
GA oi TIE S;''e he hn' He'er hear TIA; 2lgb,,en
cents Oh Tile .--'r N.is Dot -q.l-,'nt o. Eeyp the
r"tHS pen. s eAg go as 70 D eh~'y sur
'r5ur h't nvyii, iA'f --,ost could nUi he s1ilt D.
the Tax " IS tii piri''n Labor 10 some sections
10 VS. Hlui1>t uu.' s-.i.iy i' get H--H anu tean-
10 h'lp ga u ihc r,aL
Nj tus lHilu hal also peen hSTSay sil-
v-y D. tui in has exp renee a tax u e'SA,-,1
a.- .'ou the dollar Wis Insufficient. nuI
r.tiJlfc ues a disgrace 90 She STATE, u"
Herr nu; merely iur the town in ~hch ttr.
J. - uGi Iur he "ht d itvplc OF the state, aus
= Jo~L by .tseit d.l not ha'e sufficient yuc1ur-
e amt 10 Keep Che roads ~ gs-d repair lie
s,I.i cher iU4J support the oil
M. / ID though, The Whole y sIsus Of repair
iul tn rul4s uy dstrct- rotten II does not
Zane ~ 60 tur rpirt OF tLe t.m,s- We are
ioy apt To follow u the ruts made - the
wheels 81 oar -rudttthcr'- carts. lie was a.
favor d ;l- t..i rv-'us- did t~ay the seventy
o q cents oE iAe dollar part % tile tax
Nj B.tum htt beeu highway surveyor, ana
b s,uit prefer Co have the ~ p-ii Do money
10 twenty -nrc peer cent dircount thar % have %
pui al prr', uln 90 t1hlr
Mr. ID novel 10 amend the h.A BY -trisiu-
0lt IA tl- Lrst section. the words twenty-five
nd Inserting Do leu thereof %" |ori eighteen,
d stsr,,d tD-
ihc o. .A reading o. The I'll, wi' refused ~
o. Fuir ". Go IT,; tue yeas aLf nays u~Ins DE-
uiar.'v,' BIS Air Bus, were taken as follows
lct--N.--r-- BIS, Bea;tis, t9~les, ire.
tu-hmiu, s.i- H"lcomh, Lyman, lscs--.-
NlYs-'l, --rs lr''i"m- O. Rs % Bennington.
Clara of Rutland, ,-fiH, 'ir'aind, Engtshy
Keith, 'h.i-, roiiiri Richardson, SIt,ri.
stevens, >J.I.uton, N,i.n--li. Ali
ior>s--J.ta' Rootst. as--Frlm the sen
',', %. -..... =. ..'
~ %. ~ - -.
r.,.,.h ,I rt.. tr,.-.r., tr...lrprr-- R.r4i
'.i To ...s .i'. ''.'',, ~. ~ 80
''.'.''-' y n ''
.' ''''i' i-'-- me- "o-"'' ''''- j. " '''''-
80, a.. 80. .s...... o.. ,L. E..
r.i.,,,...- -
''''' i'' '' 'i''is' '''''
- A. ...-
- '4' - 20
-
.'.I,.-.' go. cav. -,
'--..,,
ny.
80 't .,... i.., -. ,i,.. In ~, -
.,...l-LS -
m. = ...-.I -. ~ IN -..,i.-..,'-ii,.-..i
a., U...',.-'. 49,. ,', ,.,,,.,,-.,.,,.. 10
.,,,r ..'rE MI "a. iI..,,.a h ~ D..
..r,. r,r, il.. f,,r,ts hans. .,,,.,4
u.. s....-I D.. En- r.s,.I..,.-. ..r.i....l
-, i9'.Ni' "-,' -
-'Ni-- use % us 81" ''.i'' .'''-'"' % iH Hct
'''''' ''s '1- ut '" ''i1'T' -ASs'iil-
''' '' t','-' e U.s." -u u 'Ae ID D' t''A' l' III
'' -'' 'i'''' ..''s' "-ie IT.
'" Commune
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Allotted PAy.--Assignces snd other- holding
orlers Tor allotted pay Of the Ninth Regiment.
are hereby notified that returns have been re-
ceiyei for July and August. and that this ofic,
Is prepared to pay the sums received in the
usual way. The settlement Of the clothing ao-
count OF the Ninth Regiment will explain tn,
fractional amounts received for members Of th,
regiment
JoHN B. PAGE. state Treasurer
Rutland, Oct -. 1865.
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The CoNFLAGRATbN STYLts.-Thc sid, -
walks aie at II, with % sumuc tinis. Ons
would think TIE ladies lad been to TN,
Orient and borrowed all the
various dyes
Of colored garts, AS bright as buttcrA es,
tat ustonIshcd the irate Lamhro wh,n he
,ncxI,cI' Oily dIol IA IL un Lie daughter anu
her lover at lie srmI tuu.s tcN,l>. Scarlet.
Z I'D and purple, ,riusOn, amicr and bl.c,
ad,rn tie slipping shoulders OF our PRONE,
nadi"g ielles. > me OF t.,cm port all thr-
o'l,r- AT once and Lave tie npI rarancc o
rins clIak,d in rainivwz. Then TIE I,z,th-
ers Tat d inr tOic wise in tie fore fronts oi
tlnIr fancy hats saw We ever Tire like, Oh
SOD cIiIzens ui Out;an? Locomotive ton-
urys illuminate B.UadWHy, and the IlaIt-
sla-- Windows Uf TIE HIlntiIla melc.nht,
Inzk.e Is win t.,ir incenuiaiy hurS. EV,h
TIC liItle gl.l> have bevn transformed into
Lirl k,u BIiin5 Ii ,Ods. MId,y's l."
,ily wear -und suci a nU.lrI Last loud
c1lJf which tne blind man Jinlated 10 tine
sJund Vt IA truinIet II prr'1J nl.itnt {: "ut
1.nilns yellow Is ais, popular, and burning
Oiur InIu- les IA the faShy siuw. When one
ser Il lady in deep moaning among the
lashIIiia lie 4 tnt1 ad-, It gives Que tie' i'm
pr, ssi III that sOme fiery dtni-el las burned
Out, and been ItdLue1 To charcoal The
macaws at the bird ldncieIs - ale their in
ci,ctual fires in the presence OF our gOrg,-
oar Bnds Of Beauty. ne,e COwler alive
10 rte tbs ,, c,aclr, he would he mptcd to
give us Il new version Oi " Madame Blaze -
L-Gy.r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

3 distinguished Was mg;.u otheial state
ti- I'll a diy thar VIE, thc ncW cruscrIVt.
an tie irlniufcruicuts -r'u tire iuim,dii'e
'fc.uily r-i'7,-rd by the rruI vmrr- %. the
POD as. -,. n.,n a., Dos. tea. Mcaie'
q. l'y NOW numbers ninety t.4,uShnd men.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

The Vallapdigham Democracy having
been buried by tie Buckeyes, last wees
Iucsdsy. the following cpiIaph Tor it, re-
Iectiuiiy dedicated 10 zen. G,,,. Il. NJ,
author Of a recent loii,ical letter. bls been
suggested
&c Ven links OF vat pc.
AUD sii | uss1l to ,ss,
links I've trOWsd ny self away
Without sufficient e., ="
Rsfand Hsra.C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

l. l. a .,ii,n VII, I'M WOOdw ri killed
Me- ella ~ Mcclellan " o aiwari. Soas-
tody was ID. ed, AMI it wasn't AM CIV Cur
tin.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

The sales OF tie L. ;. so bond-, On
Iu,s lay amounted Q, over -. $40 ,0pu. Tie
ioiri-u dc.nand Is stcadii, increasing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

There l. scarcely an old Dem lcrat on the
stump. except On the Tide OF the Union. TIE
" Democratic " u.atI,s are principally Ill p
iddt,d W is aud ,ilcte Know y Il in-s.
Brooks and Oaer and Marphy and ST Jo a
nov dole out the ssim milk which the De
ln',ratic babes feed ou.--4Hony Ercaiag
journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

fle telegraph line fr IN Nashville 20
Chatt1noosa has been elosel to n.wspa;,r
reports.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

The Government st the PIesent time has
or hand m the dill rent ai,tn Is roDg 'out
the country, sersii huldred thousand stand Of
arms, five hand Ell thIuslni "l i-l are
cd,c The mar i ~ idly in rearing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

rHE QUOTA oF Ngw iuEK.-Provost MIR
shal Gen. Fry, informs Gov Seymour. BY
telegraph that the Correct quota Tor y. y.
Cndcr the new call is ca, 37S instead or $1,000
as errOnously announced, ami moreover
that New York wac deficient on the 18th Vi
October II ,657 mtn. 80 that the whole num-
hcr Of soldiers To te raised before January
next 70 avoid new draft, is los .O52.
This Is something of difference.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

Governor Bramlette, OF Kentucky, will
not fulfil his appointments made with the
Democratic COMMITTEES. OF New York for the
reasons contained in the following des-
patch -
FRANKFoRK, Ky, Oct. 81, 1868
mittee -
We now have formidable raid upon US
Our banks are robbed and towns sack, d
within forty miles OF the capital. NJ man
can think Of quitting his plst while this c.,u-
tinues. L. L. BRAMLL1IE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

Wr,cc it stated that valandis'am d.
,ure- tie letter pulli,h,d by tie CoI.ui',..s
Journal. purportins u be- from Inn 10 q
r-'i colonel Install, and coli'l ia many ,
laTrr-. to ie forgery. We give Valiu-
.istam benefit OF Ii. denial, though W.
do not tiius 81, word worth great deal
At any rate the letter had DO worse tIcis,n
i'm ., than can be found IN many ri hi- gen
uiue Speeches.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

FIRST COLD sNAP.-fGc Ground has frozen
quite Sill for two nj shts pat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

There i. now no organized Militia in the
State In case Of resistance to the laws or inva-
SION from abroad, there is not man subject TO
the authority Of the Stste, who can be relied
upon for military duty, except by means of the
comtl c,teI machinery of draft with It's attend
ant delay
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-07

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s'F 80 sAMbUCf WINE. ". urn ".''
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