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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the members of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Co will be held at their
office the 14h day of October O'Clock P.
M the choice of Directors and the transaction of any
other necessary business. By order,
CHAS. DEWEY, Secretary.
Montpelier, Aug. 81, 1858 w35w9t
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept t. The steamer s.
r. Spalding, arrived here at o'clock last eve
ming from off Charleston. She reports having
left Morris Island on Monday last, and that a
severe storm had prevailed for some days, ma
king it very rough where our fleet lay, aud stop
ping all naval opera ions.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 6. General Schofeld tele-
graphs to Lieut.. Gov. Paul, from Kans 3 city,
that there will be an invasion of Missouri by
the people Of Kansas
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New YORK, Sept. S. A Washington letter
says it is reported that important dispatches
from Minister Corwin, relative to the establish
ment of an Empi.e under the French auspices
in Mexico, have been received at the State De-
partment which will throw considerable light
On the m inner in which this measure was
brought about. - ~ 81 70
Z A speculation is rife as. to the contents of
these dispatches, but as yet, no intimation of
their contents has been made public.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

PouGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Sept 5. The
mont regiment, 600 strong, arrived
evening. Tonight six companies are
at the City Hall. The draft comes OF
row.
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The Early PHYSICAL Degeneracy
OF 4t
A MEXICAN p EOPL E.

Just FuDIlsh6u Dy DIT. 0TON Il,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYaIENIC Est
TUTE. A TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THB CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARARMUS,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-07

The rebel sympathizers, however, are quite
sure that the expedition is gong to Texas.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

THE RECENT SCENE At A PARTY ON FIFTH AVENUE.
The latc affair in which young English nobeman was
loading character has produced quite sensation In
town All sorts Of reports arc in circulation but the
real facts seem TO be these
The Marquis Of Harrington, who is Of the Duke or
Devonshire OF tho invited guests the party
mentioned in first account Of the affair. On his
rival with his friend Colonel Leslie be received by
host, and then introduced TO many of the guests
none OF whom noticed badge Of any sort bs breast
q any par. o. n,s coat During The evening and while
known W him came up aud pinned the badge his
asking him 70 keep y there. lie looking upon as an
innocent est took her and walked from
the across enc There he by his
friend Colonel leslie. who, upon seeing the secession
badge upon his breast, asked him 20 take u on,
as was not oomms " fam " wear Il unless
every one understood how came there The Mar
qus Immediately removed II, notwithstanding the
enreatcs Of the fair Joker keep there she then e,
him, and while walking with another lady, gentleman
who had seen the badge before On his coat and supposed
st 10 be there pushed up against him, when they cr
changed few words and there The mat,cr ended for The
night The psst morning the matter was satisfactorily
| explained between the parties Interested.
Il viii appear from that the inerenoes drawn
from this In some Of the public prints
Correct % snewn ma ~ We va ,ha. nv I, "d mss, ,ne
removed Al the suggestion o he own rienn before the
party whose patriotism exhibited itself on that occasion
had taken upon himself 70 correct supposed insult 70
tho host.
MAJOR General Butler and stan arrived at the 81. Ncho.
las Hotel last evening.
A. Mcdowell and W. r. Hynes, % - Logs John ".
franris and A. ncmpeter of Providence George 1rott,
George Harding william welsh. " Gerhard, r. sarnali
and BroYer, of Philadelphia, are stopping 81 the Ne
tropolitan Hotel
staes Hon. q. r. Chandler OF Vermont Dr. Jewett u
View Haven. y. Bradley, of Boston; H. " Rice of chi.
csgD g eoodrich, of New Orleans. william Masnn of
Iaan,on John Seymour, Of Utica A. Moore ot Troy
tolt % Fttsneld aud g. Weed, Of Auburn, are stop
ping al the -. Nicholas Hotel
y feiton and wife, of New Orleans W Tbomas and WIFE,
nd A~wtfc ~xAU u rk..f
lndephs Hon H. kexford, of Norwich Conn. TburIow
weed, Van Nechten and n. J. Hastngs o( Aibary u
y. Alen, oi Rochester; A. N. Fnke az fBgard ir d
Ayer, "a Lowell Nase and Homer a. M bsry
stQIplng ~ tho Astcr Bousa
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

Among the American vessels captured by the Rcribu
ton was tho American brgantine j. Ecott (233 tons)
OF Buckspor Me- A. Devereaux master from Boston for
Cienfuegos Cubs she captured the 10th o Janu
ary In latitude 2S degrees IL minutes north and ong
tuae 6s degrees SO minutes Her ocers and crew
taken on board the privaeer and placed In rons
prize pot board the brig, consulting OF Gil
bert Hay Scotchman prize master, recently from Fort
Lafayette, and John Gilbert, mate, and five seamen.
The captain and mate Of the J. +. fllcot
panied by their wives. The wife OF the left
board the brig This : woman had 20
fear bad usage at the hands Of the prize master
and his mate, and managed 10 get them intoxicated
when she proposed 10 the seamen, who mostly "
not ALL negroes from 81. Thomas 10 make them prisoners
and TO capture the vessel She took iron handouts from
her trunk, and with thor assistance, put the rebels In
rons and took possession Of the vessel the 18th of
January. sne had studied navigation the voyage with
her husband and having assumed command sailed Tor
St Thomas till she spoke French e, which gave her
the right course. >ne made Tortola Of the Virgin
islands, 10 the windwEri Of ST. Thomas, when she
plotcd By negroes TO 81; Thomas where sbe arrived
the nth ult and placed her in the hands OF John
Edgar, United States Consul VINO pat the master mate
and i've sesmen board the United states steamer
Alabama.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

TOUR or fssrEC1fos ny MAJOR ossKHAL WOOL,
MAJOR General Wool II preparing 20 mako tour q m
,rct of fortcztOns arsenals and military dcpots IN
Connecticut, Rhode island, MassashIsstv, New IiAmp
,hre and Maine His viii commence next week !,
and no VIII visit the cities of New Haven Newport Fall
River Providence Springfield Worcester Boston, Ports
mouth and Portland at each of which cities Do VIII 10
doubtedly meet with that hearty receIton hs dstin
guished military services 20 well mort.
IL In understood that tho fortlhcaons on tho Atlantic
coast will special attention from the distinguished
soldier and the degree ~ activity which he h~ ~ late
infused into operations upon the fortacaf1ns u New
York harbOr will be observable 10 other Irt M u
the Department of the Fast.
Ibe General leaves ths city IN tho eight O'Clock train
on Monday morning and Will undoubtedly receive tho
heartfelt greeting. the route accorded hlm years
since upon a similar TIP He viii be accompanied by q
prton of his staff
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
roHrrsss MoSxoy, Feb. 10, 1868.

General Foster left Fortress Monroe to-day for the
South on the steamship spauliing.
Colonel wm. II. Ludlow has Just returned from City
Point from conference with Mr.. ould the rebel
missioner.
The Virginia Legislature will override Governor Lctcher
in his late attempt retaliation In mprisonng United
States officers and viii transfer TO the rebel authorities,
where properly belongs under the cartel, all matters
connected with the exchange Of prisoners.
is now quite certain that the rebel Congress viii
oyerrue Mr.. Jen Davis In hs retaaiory proclamation
and message, and exchanges will 80 on as heretofore
under the cartel Arrangements for tie exchange Of civil
lians have been perfected. TT1S@, si-x., ,-'~-
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
The Ram Queen OF the Wcsa Gone ON an
Expedition Up the Red River.
A DISTINGUISHED StCesslONlST ARRESTED.
Capture OF Charles Carroll Ilicks ~ the
-. Nicholas Hotei-His Conduct Befsrs
the Provost Marshal, DC.

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no ~, ,ons anr,. ~ ~. .a.,u.,,.,,,. -. -.
$50 ' ~" p'~~
praise OF yeh Dsvh and the Southern cou(oleracy.
He openly boss,ed Of h,s hsv,as opes h,d ooun,s
,o, IN 10 r.no, ,xr~ 80 .roLa - o,....., ,..-
S' - 'i y SSS1' 'SSA''"
ana JeH Davb 10 tho Warmost terms when rocsisi ing
some change from tho barkocper for . round iof
~ Osoane so'y 'n'shAn' a. being "''r'd som"
postal currency, and said he would take nothing but
specie or Confederate bniy. lie had faith In ioooJns
sy,.snh.cts - n. s.d .,a h.~.,,. =. ..,.... !. -
,su..rL. ,na, ,,. or.., ,..,... !, ~, ,,..s, ~,
rcmafsstnat tns omeeT deemed MS duty IN take bin
into custody.
,,o,r ,o,rr ,,o,.,, ,.,,,o o.,.x., yox, ,,.
acknowledged his name and said he commanded rest
Of rebel sodicry at tho seven ~ battles before
p,.,,.on, .,,.....,,.. =, ...,, -. ,...
oa't'"' ' ~. ~ -" "pi"'H'"a Pr"
'oat marshal AZ hchnond, ana after serving several
months In that eapaety he grew tired ~ Tho srrv, ana
,,,.,v nm hi oomn,..,on Ir,,, hn. So, !, !. 49,,
- - 49, o"s ~ - -.
his discharge from tho rebel secretary " War he repsd
IN the negative
c.,,,.i w., ., a., - =. i :, ,., ,,. ,..,... 4, -,
49, '''.A $50 '.'''' ''4'' -" y !" 70"
fWs Whl "heh ne htAtsi uht hs cams N"rth TOT hs
benoat of bs health and arrived In ths eity ye,erdsv
ro,p,p, In ,bo .,s,,n., F.yic ,,a, .v,na IL, ,,,,,
further stated that he was toppng AZ the Aes York o
TEL and ,ha, lhc pJeo nigh, search BIZ baggage Il tboy
-,
desired.
dcneral Wool deemed 4 Advisable 10 have n bsgssgo
searehea hut the officer noovefod nothing rnh tenset
. - -, , -, ~ =
" 't'"n"" 'h' aeo"''' ''hofa' ""' N'n P'"iss'aW W
release Heka " lie would te the oath u alurrce bit
the latter declined the offer IN IL. fnst tpye manner
and said he would sunef mpaonment rather titan t.ko
such M oath
General Wool then 0rdsfei ~. urisnser 10 IA. taken ba
d.. p,...., r.,ml.f t,,.,-.. ~.
49, ..,l ''p'"s .is = ~ ~. -.
i.@ss las .uHt'h NlAh V'ihs = tPys -" aNl "tm"
Noftb of va" purfwr ~ earning what "" cn1d frlatso
10 public 0pinion CONCERNING tLs all ~ which
etoftfy denied
Amer eongltefaba agraen ur General franor fsrldcd
A., ,.n, -. ,l,. -, .ta ~ ss,,, 80. . =.
- s"'p. =, -, 80 - - :. ~
,, s,oss' y h.a.u ~ s.A' uo o.th " M''seho' NJ.
fbrka thought thc judgment ~ th1 court rather
harsh and ayked q r.fcuar fayuf that bo BE- allowed
~ has parole until eleven O'Clock this morning
ihs General lDAIcr consented, and tha pfipb1
his way fsplclng.
Coonel dharsw Carroll Hlcks Il well known IL New
York aad IN fact throughout the eatfe sorh Durlns
the las var IA ally be- aatsf 4a al DO camp - al
and IN 0,ntany with General BIB Wheat fanthcr d.tln-
stshed febe nov seooA.cil went all thrtgn be cam.
rsf-f N,fstsh r.turn a. t.s flots.a
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
The Town OF De Soto Nearly
Submerged.
The Union Forces in Front Of
Vicksburg.
TIE MORTAR BOATS READY FOR ACTION.
A COAL BOAT RUNS THE BLOCKADE,
&e.. &C. &c.

cncAGo, Feb 20, SO.
special despatch from tays ,ha, the sickness "a
tho Army OF ycksburg is increasing.
barge, containing thousand bushels or coal,
the blockade Saturday night without accident or
discovery.
Tho vcksburg Wig Of the 9th inst Says the river
is overlooking It's banks the Louisiana sido The town
OF lie Soto, opposite viesseurg nearly subnersed and
1t cxpcc,e1 that tho whole peninsula win soon no under
water
Tho Jackson App,drs correspondence Of the 9th met
says that there lie no longer any doubt that tho
whole force Of the cders concentrated within seeing
distance Of tho city OF vicssburg The mortar boats
were towcd down yesterday to point tho endcz
vous Of tho Deet and every moment is expected that
the commencement Of the attack will bo announced.
Tho town Of Bolivar Landing, ATTY miles aboy. Mem
phs, has been destroyed by tho gunboat concotoga In ro
tsation for the guerias nrng into tho Jenny
Lind.
The Ram Queen Of the West Gone ON an
Expedition Up the Red River.
Cncauo, Feb 20, 1899.
telegram from says ,ha, tho Queen Of tho
West has gone expedition up tho Rod for
purpose OF destroying rebel vessels -he
Of the chief sources Of the robci supplies will
The skirmish near Lake Providence. La.
csmo, Feb 20, 1853
skmish occurred between small party of rnionisis
and three Of the First Louisiana cavalry tho
10th instant lake Providence which resulted
rout cf the latter. Their Ioes " unknown twenty-five
prisoners taken Our oss killed and twelve
wounded.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Movements OF General Eoster-C0ntInaa-
tion or the Storm, &c., &c.
Fof,Rxss AoSRoE, Feb. Is, 1853.
MAJOR General Foster arrived here this morning from
Washington on the steamship s r. spauidng.
The United States gunboat Sacramento, Captain Boggs
arrived in Hampton Roads this forenoon from Ports
mouth ~ H.
Tho storm OF raD and wind from tho northesst con.
tinues.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
Mr.. vsIisnatxhsm a.a ths Loyal Bsisi-
morssas.

hstusort Yen. 20 iss
Tbs sc,sfs snDoarcs fos tbs evening" the 9aryisnd
insiilsie ~ W. ysisna CHAM sA not eams ~. %
nntssAhia - asros uat ths byai ssntimens y I1tl
u0rs .ls boi tolerate hs pfessses hsviGs lssgssa 10
.f.troefrsri n tbo ls4tmfa.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
News Fa per Accoants.
REBEL TRADERS RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.

REBEL TRADERS RUNNING THE BLOCKADE
from tho Nassau Guardian JAG. 81. =
The steamer AntOnica arrived from Saw annah this
ing We indebted TO Captain Coxetter and his purse
Mr. Ihuron for nes Of the Charleston Cour and Mercury
TO the 27th instant From these, 40 well as from Rich
mond papers received by the steamer Girae, which
rived from Wilmington on Sunday last, we have made
extracts.
From the Nassau Guardian, Feb. Ill
BY the arrival Of the steamer Calypso from Charleston
on Monday, We were politely favored with dates from
that city To the 9th inst from which learn that the
blockade on Charleston raised the evening OF the
30th ult, the particulars Of which will be found
where.
ANGLo.REBEL TRADERS At LIVERPOOL.
Prom the Nassau Guardian, Feb. Z.
The following vessels oadiux II Liverpool the
10th uIt for Nassau-Gcorgina (steamshp), Davidson;
Minna (stesmshp), Raisbcek Iris, AcAscr Spectator,
Henderson
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
NEWS FROM THE ExH AMAs.

BY the arrival " The steamship British Queen n this
port yestsrday have received news from the BAHIA,
mas dated ~ Nassau, NJ p, the 1sih Of February.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
the war In tho so.thwest,

Lorisyriig, Feb. 20, 1865.
is reported that the rebel Coonels Tucker schcwan
and White with from six hundred to thousand mount
ed men, have the Cumberland at Nm Spring and
are bound northward.
The reports OF large bodies Of rebel cavalry recently
crossing the Cumberland river not credited at head.
quarters.
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

Oar Nassau C0YrespaAdence.
|, RA'sAU, NJ p, Feb. 7, 1893.
ne Prpaeer Oydo Safely in Port DAen SAs ,oas r.
ported - DestYoyed-Cnytain Ma6k as Government
House-Ha Sap A~cAorea win BrtstsA War V0ssss-
Pslos Ewp~iss~ed for Taking Unios rssses Orr Ne
Bonks-Dsadly De sf Rcesl Reuolors- Cdroos from
ENGLAND for ne South, &c.
The steamship British Queen arrived from Now York
this Afternoon bringing dates from that city tho ID
inst. The greatest nosed about was the reported
destruction Of the Confederate steamship Florida late
0reo, which created sensation Upon reading the
count turns out TO be entirely unounded and
concerning that vessel for at the time OF her supposed
annhilaon the Florida quietly riding at anchor In
this port, having entered early the morning Of the
2oth OF January last eG. Z s,
the Bahama Herald Of the 2sth reports Tho Con.
federaie steamship Oreto, Captain Ma, entered our
harbor on Monday morning. Immediately on coming TO
an anchorage, Captain Mait proceeded TO Government
House, when permission was given him by his Exceency
accordance with the same he remained until noon yester
when steam was put on and the Oreto again went on
She lay port alongside Of the British steamship Barra
conta the British steamship Galatea ( lying outside
Of Hog Island. The British steamship Orlando (5O)
here.
The day before her arrival the American ship Sally
States troops atciy wrecked there No doubt Captain
Maht was posted up on this score, and the probabilities
OF her capture great.
IL is said that the Nashville is again commissioned In
tho Confederate SERVICE and il lowering about these
waters Semmes has also been lately the Bahama
waters.
The Crown oficer flied during the present month es
oNcio Informations against several parties who have
plotted United States gunboas tho Bahama Banks
or through passages The charge for violation Of
the Foreign Enlistment act, in entering and serving
board United States vessels Of pilots without the
leave or license OF her Majesty Two have been tried
and convicted and sentenced 10 three months impron
inent.
The peace OF the community disturbed Christ.
mas morning by a row which took place among some
Southerners in billiard saloon when the proprietor
was not engaged in the row. shot In the thigh the
ball passing into the bowels and causing Inflammation.
which produced death in two days The party who fired
was arrested and tried last week Being
foreigner no was entitled TO jury Of half foreigners.
lie was acquitted, his counsel defending the ground
that no fired at person who had ierccy assaulted him
In self defence and that in causing the dath OF the other
party he did accidentally The carrying Of loaded
volyers in this peaceful quiet country greatly abhorred
and deprecated and there doubt but that the Legs
lature will make IL q criminal act.
Steamships still continue TO arrive from England with
cargoes for the south The British bar Severn iv
erpoo with one Of these cagocs wrecked outside OF
nog Island Just opposite city, the morning Of the
2sth ult The wind blowing fresh from the north and
she parted her chain. Beng shore she could
help going on H. The has been saved by wreckss
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
CAIRO, Feb. 20, 1863.

reported at Memphis that four thousand rebels are
within six miles Of the Charleston Railroad.
The towboat Hercules burned by guerilas Toes
day last lust above Memphis
The New York herald., 1863-02-21
sENEnsL oRpyrs-So. Is
HrADeraErEns, DErAHrnEsr OF rnR q

~.
D. All prisoners u IN this delatnsn taken fro,o ,h
smy, and uow parole. and who have not ~ ~
Ian IN allegiance Will report fritay the pm ia,
clock n NJ the foot ~ Canal sfer W this eiy ~,
ssage, via Eaton Rouge through te lines under Ia ~
ksct.
such have not artady tocn will report a "A.
ovost Mar rahAfs oflac III tafrl feet In time 1, bs
Baisirrcd.
buefs o the United states b. inr
IN custody VII Harvard them 70 this city Under
bard IN time Tor registration snH passage on tansrort as
Dove provided.
q nv General Orders - lo II jan,ary no. lssa from
War Department, AU uaut Generals Ul,. the follow
officers aud men are leclates das eAthaured PRISON
OF arAl cartnr.s ~ oWotrs "n sted men and camp
lowes IN the States ~ rexas and Louisiana Jan.
3ry 1868 all capture 81 oHcet enis'sd aud carp
the states tf flhftfH AMaua and Misstskprf
Deremher 10 l-o2; 81 captures he sen. the and
ait and the water aawas into the aine W De.
ml,ef 10 IsH2.
All officers and enlisted 81 te rtl'ed States IL tns
p.rtmcnt. herein dsc'arrG hanged, viii nme,.isiy
duty with their 81 pfer auu feltrtns
Dy command OF Ma for General BANKS.
Aicnssp y. iRwrS, Lieutenant Colonel A a General
IItW was The extent of my crfrcs oLdctto, aud was
nmbitg ~ such a small "wnat< the word = that r
Lentssa Jspea pet lileJ. vSn heard " seme rebel
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

No recent Magazine paper has excited
more general interest than tho article in nc
August itlantc, on G, mnastics.n The pres
ent work is an exposition of the system Of
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hook describes and illustrates his NEw SYs-
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It comprises exercises with Dunn BELLS, Rings
WANps, CLuBs, etc, all Of which arc made
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gives great variety Of Dumb Fell Exercises,
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