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P.tlflon for glir0rce.

STATE oF VERMONT,
hKsslsros CorNTF, -
To ~ Honqflhe thc ragsefas Court next 70 be bold
~ VI Bsauiagina, Wtlbin and ~ u County q
Btnningi0n ca ~ teepnd Tuesday after ths fpaFth
Taa.aay n January A. b is5a
I1TMHi.l shcweth thAt tagF petitioner, MELVIN
IL A. shEEMAN, q bennington, IA the County
u Remington ssd state = vermont was lAwipliy
married - 1ARN ANN MEEHAS, nos Mary Ann
sherman. - Altany. 10 the stats ~ New fpfk oh
zoe E&8 aRy ~ D,eIulf II ihe yeaf 81 our Lord Que
ttssi and tieht hundred and my tsht by the Rev
Jpsn = C4uruY u the cty u Ailauy, aforesaid snd
nom th4i uHs aHai TIE fourth day ~ Ialy, 4. -
1852 ae Aved with the said Mary Ann sherman 10
iha strict observance Il ~ The duties required ~ The
marriage covenant On his part
Ard sour pcitiaarf frths elbows that On Tie fsia
ftur,h Gay 81 July s. y ls59 the said Mary Ann
shsunku wiiGsnt auy Just aauss ~ proyooaimn, DID
wsifgltE detsrt ygHr petitioner ard 81 10 parts to
year petitioner uatadwn. and from the time last
afstssid has pfaily refused 70 live sith your pc
iitiQHar Ard yaur petitlQacr therefore humbly
prsYs ihis Honorable Court that che bonds ~ ulalf
inany bctsHfb him sud the said Mary Ann sherman
may - dissolved and lili u divorce granted him,
Nud thai e msy be rstetd % 81 things Loaf ~ fea.
sgu of ssil ulsffiaf,s contract
Dated 81 Bennington, vi said County, this l0th day
VI Dreembtr 10 the year 4 our Lord one taout
aaG tisht hundred and sirty-thrce
MELVIN A SHERMAN
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HoRITo SYKES ESTATE.

- TATE OF fKKN Mt,
- Nss hester Distrssl a.
Ais pr,asts Gear tslasa - nznetester 10 ani
~ 80 Distssel - he 15th dsy u November A. D.
isss
Present He's 4 EkST Judge
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nalee thersf b. given b. potishinr this sger tire
xeefs saeeessiseiF tu ths NAsenHsTEE SorEKk [
printed II MknrAestE prevlt . saAa llnae = hear
IA - Il 4 f0gLkk Eeasasx
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PROSPECTUS.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
A Magazine OF Literature, Art and Politlcs.
CsIyIRsALLY RECOGNIZED ~
TIE BEST AMERICAN MAGAZfsEI
PROSPECTUS.
The THIRTEENTH VOLUME

THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME
or the ArLaNrIr commences win the number Tor
january. i-64 lt' commencement affords The Pub
fishers an occasion to saj that the ATLAsrIc has at
taine circulation and prosperity equalled by
any american magazine " rs class
he Prosperity 81 the ATLAATIC enables its con.
doctors 10 employ the most eminent taent VI the
ecnu rs In IT, columns All TIE test known writert
10 American literature contributing constantly TO II,
pages gyt 4 the sole right 10 be known - our IA
rsoNAL magazine. It's stan comprises the following
names sm0ne rs leading Contributors:
Jstnes Russell Lowell John G. psltrey.
Henry W Iqngfelow George s. billiard,
Louis Agassiy Henry Giles,
Ealph Waldo Emerson, Walter Mitchell.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry I TuekrrnaA.
Charles Sgmurr John Weiss
Robert Dale owen FrAnci. NSylsRd, Jr,
George " CGrtlt, William Cullen Bryant
& G. Haztpe Mira II Is. s eve,
" lIgginson Harriet Msr.ineAu,
Author "Aisrgrel iloulh, .Ik Marvel"
Mrs Julia W. Howe, David A. MAsson
Mrs A. D. T. whitney, "fhe Country PAFseE,"
T. Buchanan Read Rose Terry,
oliver " Holmes, Harriet l.. Prescott
John C. Whittier Robert + :. LOWELL
Gail Hamilton, j. r. Trouhridgs,
H. Whippls Josiah + Quincy,
Bayard Taylor Frof A. y White,
Charles h. Nnftoa, Edward T. Hale,
Francis Farkm1n, r. Sheldon.
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STATE % yrR4oSr.

STATE OF VERMONT.
EtNNisafuS GnrNrl -.
The foregoing lihel bring presented 70 me, AMI i
,,feafias that t.f pagy cumpaincd u therein ~
without tsr state, h l. ordered has she 30 summon
- a. apfsaF hhd suswtr g. said ibel before iht ~
pr, lise tagrl 1i 10 IT, hodtH 81 Bennington With.
70 ard iaf the County y Burlington, On ite econd
TsesaAy afteF iAf oUr,A- laestlay iH January 4. p
1861 b the publication . the foregoing litl and
tlis srasr IN 1bE M,HuHrsIER JerESAI, s. new lsa
pr printed ~ Manchester. 81 sail County. three
weeks sHtc ssrey taa last u which publications %
~ n0 less than "a segks before The said trrai
- SAID Cent
Given uudef ny hsrd st Bennington IN said Coun-
a. this liiA lsy u December. s. u ls6S
l. g. KELLOGG.
Judge u the supreme Court
r GAsBSrk, Auy lf LibellADL sbSo
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Marrtanrs

IA Hsirea v IN the essh cit. ~ Rev " Ii
HssdeH NJ M4HRfTT Ae0AE z Eanest r. Nlss
sARAal GAE0itAh a Res ~ nttraa
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II ssstt Nrzsstsre Nos 20 % Kfx n b shss.
man HKNKY & RAkFE = Ao3fee. ssa HATTIE
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fsasstiiaz 4 oefF 50 SHIP 40 ~ = tpNS
Yut Na EA1gH.E OXEN ard Houses fesai
Fsf9 CssF ~ fafthff particular enquire g -
zness ihs rphsus'rf
GE0EGE BARNARD
Tssiosy funt Der igtA lses
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Four Hundred and Two Dollars,
TO M PAID "A FOLLOWS, VIE;


Upon being mustered into serve he will
be paid one mouths pay in advance, SIS 90
First instalment Of Bounty, 20 90
Premium, 400
Total payment on muster, $40 90
Al the first regular pay day, or two
moth. AFTER muster IN, $40 90
months service, 80 90
oftkc fri YEAR. ..rvice, 50 90
Az the first regular pay day AFTER eighteen
months eryice. 200
At the first regular pay day after two
Vear's service, 30 90
At the first regular pay day sler two
AMI half wears service, bO 90
At the expiration ~ three wears service,
the remainder Of the bounty will lie
puid. rs 90
Aud esch enlisted man will be entitled to the
State pay Of 81 per month, and U ). pay Of
Si3 or month
II the government shall not require these
tranpe for tive fall psri0d Of three wears, and
they shaii be mustered honorably ont Of ser
vice before the expiration Of .heir term Of en-
liNmen, they will receive, upon being mua-
tered out, the whole amount of bounty remain
ing upnid, the same rs il the full term had been
served.
The psv and subsistence If the men will
commence from the day Of their enlistment
The General Recruiting Office for Bennington
County Is established at the
Vanderlip House, Manchester.
Other Recruiting Stations will be imme.
dately opened IN different parts IL the Coun
", in charge Of officers and men belonging &c
the Company being rnised.
Ry order Of PETER r. WASHBURN,
A'jutaut and Inspector General
CHARLES FIELD,
REcnrITtSG 0FTIcER
Dorset, Sept. al, lss3-lsu
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INSTRUCTORS:

INSTRUCTORS:
GEORGE ". YATES. An
n. n GHu~ A o. Grsaasis q Yale
BEsJ lusrs. A b, Gradus's = Williams
M II. q Yarts, teacher oi trsHeh, DN~'as
sol Painting.
Ms. r4sA c Yarns. Plaaefof's sad Singing
Mas LAuEA Masox. Assistant, Pupil
Tbi, Institution "a, been under l's pfs'sns
management o. sstcu YEAR, The looE "a
perisacc 90 Che Frlae.pt lH me management,
care. ana instruction d y4ulh angfd assurance
IS Parents afH sasrlsns fsr ths weil doing o.
those placed under bus elAfgs.
COURSE OF srUpr.
The couiss N study embmee' al that Is rec
e.sAry Is give co. apsvh preparation for Col
ege ~ business. spetiRi attention given 10
penmaushin, ba,k keeping aud Other depart.
meut. Il commercial education, The govern.
msnt Il thut ~ vel regulated Chrsiist Fam
NY Necessary reEuiat ous vast be oe'srss4.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
Academic wear % weeks Fan and Winter
Term Will commence on Thursday, October
1t. and continue "a weeks. Spring vacation
iwo wees. Spring sad Summer tcrn will
commence on lhue lay, March 10th. and com
,luuc | 5 weeks Pupils should comm nee ~
the opening 81 the session but y u ls received
ut any time. AID charged from date 81 entrance.
I Erch pupil viii furnish us own table aud toll
OF napkins.
EXPENSES,
For board. tuition, washing, fasl, ard lights,
4teFff
az S200 per year. Que pupil occupying ore
room II the attendance j. one term or less
| the chsrgc will be Al the same rate rs above.
\ 0ne-h alf to be paid VI the commencement OF
! the term; balance middle Of term.
| MA deduction viii be made for worthy
INDECENT students. For further parli u rs ad'
dress the Principal.
Testimonials
The following frum Rev. Mr., Jennings, Rev.
| SIR Hubbard, Rev. Mr.. Philips. aid others
BfSNINoToN CENrBR, Aug, 1868,
Seven years ago Nj. Yates catue to Bepning-
ton, bringing with him the qualifications and
experience neee .sary 10 establish and conduct
a Classical and English school Of a hieh order.
He purchased the " Remington seminary"
properiv, changed the name 70 Mount Anthony
seminary. ard from the hrS. TO the presen,
time with tie assistance 0f well qualified teacl-
ers, the expectations Of ali lovers Of thorough
Instruction aad Of good order have been rsA-
Tired
In the Classical as IN the English Depart
ment, subjects are not hastily passed over and
left. but horoughncm aad a practical spplca-
lion Of principles, ~ the pupil advances, char
ac.erizc MI the instruction.
Newuuid therefore most htartiv recommend
ihi, school 10 the patronage ol the public,
Isaac Jennings, 5. ], sibley,
Duane ;. Philips, A. l. llubbeil,
Chauucey n. Hubbard, 5 n Brown,
rarreut Sibley, Isaac Weeks
In, i. Morgan ". d, George LYMAN,
NJ. Carter Hall, -. Z. Cook
Circulars obtained at til office.
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ALlnIIEn PLT

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~ I'D Pas 81 taetal-ft - tie fAsti Ffrmaat Cav
srf are EffebJ nailaff that returns have fsfn r..
resA ~ September tssi Qci0lsF sBa th4a pf'os u
lfstafes g. "a abe saas received n ~ usea uAy.
JOHN b. FAGk, Tre&sufer
Hualrna Dec :. isss
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Tor NaIe!
Arthur's Home Magazine
For 1864. Edited by
I. s. AHrHuR and viR0isIA =. TowSslND
Volumes xxIII aud XIV


Ths HONE MAGAZINE ta 1854 viii ts conduct.
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G. W. SMITH,
TORY POINT.
Dry GOODS!
The undersigned hs, just received large
stock Of gods. o. every description, smSug
which are the following, to winch be invites
particular attentions
Ladies ClOaks,
vads Of the very best qaa,iiy Of Costa Beaver
Bs0ad Goth, Waterproof, And Ladies lsth'
in the ates, fashion.
BilmOralS,
A large assortment Of diiTeren, quslIii" and
priceI.
Hoop Skirts,
ofshs most approved shape and styles.
Shawls,
A most magnificent assortment.
CASHMEhE, long and square.
THE VICTORIA PLAID, Wooden, long sna
square;
MOURNING THIRET. long aud square;
CHlLDREN'n SHAWLS, OF nice quality.
Call aud look at them, no trouble inshow them.
Prints,
A great variety ,fs'yies, from the best masn-
factories, from IL 10 rs cents.
French heriEoes,
/ or beautiful shades and eolors.
ROYAL PURPLE,
GARNE MAROON.
STONE BROWN pIIT
aud other color.
All Wssl DcIaines,
MAGENTA, scARL 7. BLUE, cLARET
STONE, and splendid BROWNS
and BLACKS.
Alapaecas,
OF all colors, qualities price,, rlaIn, Figu-ei
| Striped, Plaid-some most beautiful patterns
DelainS, Poplins and PIaids,
Cheeks, Stripes and small figures. Call nnC
see them.
Black Silks,
At about old prices.
Broad Cloths and C ashimeres
in great variety.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, and FLANEiS.
FRENCH FLANEl S for shirtinFs
Stripes ann Checks
OPERA FLaNELS, Scarlet
Blue, and for Children
wear.
Ready--Made Clothing,
A general assortment. Call and look at the
hOstOw Beaver Over Goats.
III. IS, Faps and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Alarge assortment.
LADIES Gar ERs,
BALM0RAL BOOTS, from best manufAc
turers. also SNOW BOOTS.
I H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-15
Prints,

A great variety ,fs'yies, from The best maGu-
factories, from IL to rs cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-15

A most magnificent assortment.
CASHMEhE, long and square.
THE VICTORIA PLAID. Wooden, long ana
square.
MOURNING THlRET. long aud square;
CHlLDREN'n SHAWLS, OF nice quality.
Call aud look ut them, no trouble tnshuw them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-15
cnunsk OF srlpY.

IN. e0ulss N study embrace, al that Is nsc
e.sAry Is give b co. ausvh preparation for col
ege ~ business. speciRt attention gwen 10
penmauship, b8ik keeping aud Other DEPART
meut. 4 commercial education, The severn.
msnt Il thut ~ vel regulated Chrsiist Fam
ny Necessary reEuiat oils ssast be ebssfye4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-15

Th, Institution hss been under l's pfs'sni
management o. seven YEAR, The lons eA'
,.erisacc 81 the Pdaeot iu the management,
care. ana instruction. q y9alh sfafd assurance
IS parents aud sgarlsus fer ahs vel doing o.
those piaced under bus eBaFgs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

The Newbur. port Herald. a Republican paper,
has been speaking out in meeting" Ii any
Democratic journal had uttered such a sentiment,
SIX months ago. the Utice would have been mob
bel, and the circulation of the paper through the
mails would have been forbidden:
Whether the CONSUMPTION law as il now stands
is constitutional. or not. We don't undertake 20
decide. Ii il is not. never should a man be
drawn under il; for our first duty is to adhere
strictly 10 the constitution and laws. Military
necessity. in our minds. is treason; another form
of treason. but no better than that set on foot by
Jefferson Davis Is on the South. or the leaders OF
the riot in New York, be they whom they may"
What a pity il Is that other Republican journals
cannot have the frankness 70 condemn the IN.
constitutional ssd unwarrauted acts of the Ad
ministration. Why Cannot they see that the
preservation Of popular liberty is more desirable
than the success OF a Political party: that the
Constitution is of more consequence 10 the coun.
try than the Chicago platform -lSoringheld Re
gisier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
plain and 90 the Ps,ur"

On the 25th of June last. over the signature OF
J. c. WhLKEx. appeared a letter in the Sentinel
defending his conduct as an officer of the army.
In that letter appeared the following in reference
10 the editor Of the Indianapolis Daily Journal,
BERRY X SULeRovE:
Il have a few words 10 say 20 the editor Of the
Journal. to whose malicious assaults the reader
is indebted for this letter Conceived" as he
was lin sin. and brought forth in %iniquity. il is
but natural that the emenations of his brain
should be as illegitimate as the offspring Of his
body. He Is a 6t person 10 edit the organ Of \
hybrid party his paper represents-a party which
has no parallel in history for the wickedness of
its designs. or the terrible consequences OF its
acts. . . Let US hope that the editor of the
Journal may become regenerate in his latter days,
and use the intellect inherited through an irregu
lar process for the diffusion of truth irstead of
falsehood."
We now use the Words OF the said SULGRovE
as a fitting commentary upon the foregoing, and
ask him to face the music:
1.-The facts and the inference here are rather
unpleasant things to face. We spare comment
when there is only one thing to he said. and that
is what everybody will say. The Journal, in
roofing around for party capital, has run its
snout against a very unpleasant spike. IL can't
back out with credit. or 60 ahead without break
ing its neck. In that predicament. we leave il. .