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SHIPPING.

FOR LIVERPOOL - Dt>t-ADNOTGHr
L Line splend'd .ippsr sn'p VICTORIA. CsDt
ssr; t.t .sf h.yus :api % afs ST ' :pS,
hoard, Pier :. North River, or 10 y. n. DEMAk-
Es1, 20 southH st. l0o
EOR LNERPOOI-DLD BLACK BALL
rs PIP II essu v 81 =:
KOCHE BRos C0iF.Y, 81 south st. Sas
EoR NEW ORLEAHS-Io SAIL IN A
L g. days, the resui.I p,sss, .hi2 9 ALENA h..
cabin passengers, IL. Apply TO Z. \. TEN EfCk o'
South street. zta
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
sR ssiRp h'.rrlis5 hrrlis5 SSfafSG 'i :sii. Oct. 18Th.
ship "ts{ i1k kFZtSSIb ibSbj',as ':ii' s'' iiSs lSih.
ss,s abEiAIIc .sil. Oct i,.h.
For p,ssase 90 OF from Liverpool or London. o.
aI.. .;.I.eIe IL A.: part Of Scot
70 nr TApscoTf y 9 or. BRofHkks q. . south e. aos
CuNARD LINE-slEAM FROM QUEENS
" town or AVerpool, ss5 soid equiv vAlent In cur
,s.GS wsd.ds ds LtIsiH6S - oVaPts T.
pai..ss apply to WILLIAMS Guloh. " Felton
street, sol
OLp BLACK STAR LINE FOR
~ nyrnsos hivthr"ol .sAlIx 10Th OCT OCT
SWALLOW Tosb5,. SAJ5 ''''isE FoH
ship vERPOoI..,.,...,,.,... SAILS 18th OCT
Fa ps~age or Draft apply TO
Al wILLiANsA 4 GUlON, 40 Fulton ct.
STfAN 70 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
~ POOL
PAYAHLH IL Ci ERENtY.
III. hrs, es., iron .tesinship VIRGINIA, ssils Fri
d. the 23rd oct iui t>s'Vc sfply 4,
9!l WILLIAMS : GtloS. ~ Fulton ~
nNliF GALWAY LINE.
l. rHk ATLANTIC, IRISH ROYAL MAIL
srEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
hnRiA q ,... ... 20 iorse fo~er' 4.oJ9 foos
nIkrRNiiA ......iUO .....,,OU t
tOIi MBIA. ..,....l, 90 .3,lrn -
ANGLIA .,,.......,!o!o ..'4np .
The MAGNIFICENT Steamship
colt MBIA,
W IN sal !roin New YORK tor galway and Lv,rrool on
luescAv, oct 'th, o. he followed by tue hlDEk
NJ 4, nom no on, Nov 5Td
H.tq ~ pv'rJ", payable In geld or IL, slulvaen:
IN gurrept,
i,nttsbiu Passage. ..,........,..... ssn.
lEi.nntri-ie ..--...... ~
J strer,tv " ................. 30
Pss,sns"r- lnro orded also to London, Paris, Ham
burr, H.vre Brrm, u, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sc, si
/ los,strstrs,
Fsns nom Liverpool oil Galway to New YsIh and
D,s ou, $40. 40, as, slVa.
fe' passage lPpiyi 70 sr,,,r .a,
/ For noisht aud o,nsI lh( q ,.ls ioa spyiy 10
W. 1A"1ss1ha - L ssaas' ssass x.G2Ss kS2Ss =.
The sun., 1863-10-13
l'lE EsS.

ATTkSTlOH. LADIES So THE OLD rs.
htath,h.d New iork Fur Manufacturing Co, %.
t5t. - Chatham a., oppos 'e Crooks shite msrbss
hl,f middle OF the nioek, be..een Pearl and DaaaA
bali the usual price oar stock '.lsrge, veil seisets
and 81 veiy Low rates Water, Mach aud French
MINI aud sable Caps, Null ard Cufi from S,C ts
M French AMI Water Mink sad Ssble Mufis frou,
~ 10 70. Nictnr,ues And halfcApes ~ 10 SS Cbolc
81 variety aud beautiful Fur Tor children 81 baf.
gan, 'isrns aud f'asIing % the !a;c.i styl.A
Hs FLfMlNG. Manage
The sun., 1863-10-13
Too Late for Classification.
. EATHO.

nACKEY-On Monday, Oct. IL, Thomas Mseksy.
beloved son Of John and Jane Mackey
The relatives and friends OF the family respeet
fully invited TO attend tn. funeral, this truesdsyl
afternoon, 18th iust o. ~ o'eoek from his late
dence, 10 Sprins at. $50
REYNoLDS- Mary Reypolds, wife Of Jam" Rsy
netds, aged a. year.
The fiiends OF The family ere respectfully invt Cd
20 attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, Oct
~. At o'clock, from her late residence, - james
stree Ss3
The sun., 1863-10-13
JERSEY CITY.

fmRNEy's DisrLAI The uiennisi parade
OF the Jersey City Fire Dspsrtmen; cam. off yester.
day morning. The Streets ere crowded. and every
thug assumed . holiday appearance. The entire
department. were In .rocession aceon panied By this
Common Council spd the Fire aud Water Com
uissio n.is, an carr,sccs Ths men presented very
fne appearance, and we're the recipients Of hearty
cheers all along the route. Everything passed %
pessGn'ly and sstsfaotorliy. Neptune Engine No. .
o. brooklyn. ~ith their new steam sppsrstus par
ti.ipstod also in tho parade they were accom-.
pan.ydby band OF music, and made ace appear
auce.
lArsCH oF AN IRos CLAp-Ths Ericsson
Monitor Manhattan viii b. launched from the bate
tery yard Of besor Co, at Jerssy City, on wednss
DAY, I4th inst. At 81. O'Clock, A. A., and will be
ehFistencd by . niece of Rear Admiral Gregory. Ths
Manhattan OF the sam. clsss And dimsns a. the
Tccum,eh, launched At the came yssi few week,
,incs The M,hoasr. another " tie same elsss. viii
be launched a about thrc. veeks.
A DEuTgrCrIyH tIKg occurred In Newark
on Friday might, destroyins four frame dwellings iu
Eitse stree. No. II ussovned and ceoupi.d by Ars
! Ansstet SHAY, ~hossl ,oss YES ti.2O0. insured
'or $50. lhs other sufferers are Br. Joseph
hopp.r At No lo,s ~ 900, Insurance. $3.50. .Io
.rpi klin>, No. y, los l3, insured for s:po Mr.
!! "a yenter, No. 10, loses ~ 100, irsurcd foi
NHu O.hei Oscuph lia loss on furniture, sLout xyO
The sun., 1863-10-13
STATEN ISLAND,

lnE DRtYr Is kIcHnosp CousrY--The
f0horins - th' rs'ui, Of the draft In this county
Aitrs, "a not reported. l5l furnished suhstl
~, w, m '.rnp' 10. !hy,ica .ah!n',, "a eIsnp
'omnp1a'Ion ~ sa'l, 'G.. ioi.,, .9L
ne haFd Of Euro meat Of 'Hs district t;st con.
''hue' n nod Us sc''ion, IN Jama.s Their exam.
nations Average abou; 40 ca..,dl.ly
The sun., 1863-10-13

70 Nrsd ths funeral, on wsdnesdsy Afternoon, Oe'.
stree. ls3
A SOBER, ACTIVE JOUREEyMAN
o,.r,ss ptoperi, 4 ,insis man prsfsrrsi. Refer
o'tioeh t7s
CAS ilTTsR wASrsD-AT 80 HuD-
N.n >s
CTRNyED.-FEON No. 3a5 COLUMBIA
hair. Had on a blus ,seeet and light stir,. hny
information ofbin s.li be shsphfsi, received q he
above pJn.ber. 80
TAILOIfSSRS-Tw GOOD JIAHDS ON
L custom psntaloon, slso q tailor TO press and
bsi',s to coed hands ~ases No Object 81 ia ~"
| suset. tsl
TRUNKS-WANTtD TWO BOYS. ONE
10 DO th. srrsnd. And one ths, has vcited q, ths
hus,nss and ran make partins trunbs TO shom g..
| encourage tn, nj will BE- siven. Apply s s92 Rnhth
| TO VtST MAKERS-wANTED A FEW
l. sood tr,tcnhol. makers for custom, yssts paid
i2s' e. c.n.l s .i, q sop pss soai JOHN BAKTKLs q,
ITO WIG MAKERS-WANTED IMMEDI-
L Nsy, two or three frs. elass ysn,eristsrsi also
.mpIo,men, sra sood sssss gives 70 compete II
hsnd.. b. wN pIBHiTE, Ladies Hair dresser, "a
Broadway. sesr 18th n 40
| rTO TAI OKS-W ASTED A PEW GOOD
L pant A.ocn mster aecrsensdt to mat ns the vsry
tsn cus,on .5tt Seod reference or . sample o!
work required. A. 40 Il osdvsy, up "sirs. Ne
'TO TAllORS--A MAN TO WORK As
sa.s.rn nd ss.nsr seSd .,ss y.s:: And prompt
\(rAN1ED-l GOOD GLAZIEkS, Young
! w srsis men pref,fr.d ~ good harhs .tesdy str.
| pioy pesi Tor one year -ill be Uvsa. Apply a. ~,
| pesri U. NJ stsirs. tSA
\kYANTED-2 OF. SMART BOYS. AP.
! w pl, o m. Aerated Broad Bakery, corner o
LsfAyetts Y see and eth e. from TO IL O'Clock thI.
| Tae.isy u.crninG t,s
> SHOEMAkkHS WANILD-ON Gus.
y ieu and nspufsc .ured .osk. Apply 81 isl lst ~
Good psv 'or all k!nd Of vort. $50
=. :, KkWAEp- LOST, THURSDAY EVE
Eonire DC. :. chased geld band bracelet, With
gus-t eh ain stischsd Is 10 bishly pritet - 6 n
The hLd.f vii receive tho above reward By ieavisl
l;at = NGei 4A
The sun., 1863-10-13
SAVINGS BANKS.

SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
corner OF Bo~sIy ard taua 1t, Open every dAy nun
sto y, and on Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy even
inrs from 20 I.
pepo.'. made on o. before 2oth will draw ia,szss,
Bank books In kns ish, Ge-rnAa aud French
syy,,,,,., GEORGE FOLSOM. Pres
The sun., 1863-10-13

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
Open 6Aily fIo,l 10 A. w. to 2, and from 10 p L
20, OF DEPOslrORs. ...,............. is,60o
Dividends have all been SIX PER CERT. on ,o-
and under, and FIVE PER CENT. on lArser sum,
Depo.iis Oh er before oct o. viii bear crest fo
Oct it. EDEk V. nAuGHWOuT, Precedent.
JOnH MCLEAN, ,un,,
Wa : WHIrLOCK,; vice efrr'den''
GARDNER =. CHAIN 81.
$25. 900 no oAS Oh h., s3Sn s6s,sT.s ASn
ritles IN sums 10 suit borrowers from 800 and IN
yards Apply g. y. EVANS, Attorney and So,ary,
over the PCop.e's Esnf, 3Ni Canal -, 3l9
The sun., 1863-10-13

bSDbklhN
Drsrrplrs Arrf~rr TO BRsAK orr ~
Kisses Corsr, J.it.--ia't cvsnins too toralsrs
named william Powers saa Denui, AeGsrry. made
de,yesste s,tsmpt to break out of kinss County
JN. Isaac M,,ere!s one OF the tsep.rs, "a ylttins
40 othss prisppsr thsir cell, sheh Psvss dealt the
ls.gs blov and sr,ppied With hin. A strusrls en-
sued, the keeper ssttns the sd,sn'sse. Aedsrry
came to the su-tsne. Of Psvsrs, and twisted the
neekrrehief tightly round the heepefs nses. N the
ssme time strlins him 9th . ho,r hey. The
lssysr ran into the eel !gs vacated by his ssssl-
ante when thsv shu, ibe doo' Ns'enet 4, and pro-
ccsied TO teissse the other priscusr hesnt'rns he
hssp<r h,d succeeded IN T.slns sn .srm through the
sr.hoe Assistance csm-. the tuisltf, we're ~ pfed.
heavily ronsd, and placed In ss.cufe cell. The other
p.isorers tcok gar. IN N. ssrsy The teepsr sss
! badly ipluted A-ousb 90 lad .isicd the burg
! iArs aus ,rovie.5 'Lsu i,h bsmus' aud ehi,si
, vn arrested
NosRr GYrtisG. .--nAr,un d,.iyc-s hi. er.s'
ise;ur On Aoney Ge;; "a 'hi' svspins. al the hrooI
lyn Aiheus.uu.. aHd on ihi' ocsassn sii iptroeues
,ous spicy snsedo,s.. tod in tie e.n .niro.sal.s q
uyls A. lecturer the Ces, shep man slrpss,s'
even The Uscs pe-icrnets N Sat line. and invsr
ab, dfsss eovp ths house sih hs svy slusioni
snd ,h,.sd ecuelu.ci, r.. ~, -ei q snass NJ
E1ors, us,sr ipte ,s..nt ane barnar. eipL.sne'
"a t's' hps sia - iund Nor hesrbs ~ NJ
suilon. 10 seepre ih.u stare Of ". Chs,ss sre-r
tabs 90. . crosdsa toass -S - pisiieisd iof ID
B lecturer
MiGrAkY IAFAus AND lssIE rIos -1L'
s,ngL ,.r,d. ard ia,g. s,iou ~ n. llth Brigade
under eau u.nd " General > &. Faith sll "a
ys-. =, fast As- N.-s n ne 10th in''sn'
tosoNrss lse Esf --C-foier Sorri. CON
insne.e ~ .r,estis,.lon ,.Usrd.' .f;sraoo.. ir'
the cir-au..nes. 90 thc e.stt OF rhsnas . Brieu
VIE =, .s.i. e,s ION ID. srscrso, inJur.ss SOS
-. NJ q L. llothsf. .IuOfay bflsL
The sun., 1863-10-13
FOR SALE AND TO LET,

RUILDISG LOTS FOR SALE-SEvERAi.
- Lots, Handsomely situsted, At Bsrssn Point
Gisanvil!e and south Berser; easy acces. by Hor
Terms very easy. q. w WARD, ~ waterst. ai-
The sun., 1863-10-13

A 81 BSrITtTES WASTED--TO WHOM
e2l sAst siil bs given this DAY, relief ysar.nts<d
to families, NO aecsplioD TAs ~ ter thsu ,OQn
toonties SLIP.
The sun., 1863-10-13

BSTITUTE-KElIABLE MAN CAN BH
Shsd BY calling on J. SHEA, 81 Hester st, 1P u
No AGENTS need apply. es
The sun., 1863-10-13

SOOUdo!l.,.. es.s in bsbd' pa,J 70, S ,ats,i,a;..
GeI q ~ Courtand II, W stair., aeAr West ssresf
BARKER SPENCER IL.
, 1863-01-03
Assignment Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

County Of Walla Walla, S.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il NAV
~ concern, that on the 5th day Of December A.
D 1862, Messrs. Thatcher Hickey of Walla Walla,
made an assignment to the undersigned Of all their
property in this Territory for the benefit of their cred
itors, and the undersigned has taken possession of
said property to dispose Of the and manage the
same for the benefit Of all concerned according the
terms of agreement. +. L.JAMES. Frustee,
Naia W0lla Dec 5th 1869 52-lmo
, 1863-01-03
1. o. O. F.

A meeting of I. y. o. f. will he held on Monday
evening Jan. 5th 1863 at Odd Fellow Hall on Main
street, opposite the Court House. All members of
the order are respectfully requested to attend bust
ness of importance will be brought before them.
, 1863-01-03
Probate Court.

The first regular term of the Probate Court of Walla
Wala county, for the year 1868, will be held at the
Court House, in the city of Wala Wala, commencing
the third Monday, (he 18th day. of January 1863
Dec. I9 1862 ltd B. N. SEXTON, CIk.
, 1863-01-03
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District.
TERRITORY OF WASHINTON, !
County of Walla Walla.

county OF WaIIa WaIIa.
TO Z. D. PEARCE, defendant.
WOU are hereby notified that Joseph L. Davis has
Il filed complaint against you in said court
winch will come on to be heard at the first term Of
the court which shall commence more than three
months after 10Th day Of November 1862, and unless
you appear at said term and answer the will be
taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint is TO
the sum Of twenty-four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars (S2427) due notes aud accounts from the
defendant to the said plaintiff
JOSEPH L. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Nov. 15 1882 I47n3
, 1863-01-03
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys account of the WASHINGTON
STATESMAN
PORTLAND-H. G. Northrop.
DALLE5-J. S. Reynolds.
AURURN-Shepherd, Cooper & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, /. P. Fisher
gsg7 Persons not convenient to Agent can trans
nit moneys through the mails or express companies
at risk by enclosing the amount in the presence
Ofa postmaster or express agent.
, 1863-01-03
HOUSE ANDLOT FoB SALE.

VNHE ho olse and lot on the corner Of Third and
4 Alder streets, next door to the Statesman Of
flee will be sold cheap for cash.
For full particulars enquire Of M. Pefferlee at his
place Of business on Front street. door to Brown
Bro. & Co.'s store. NJ. PEFFERLEE.
Walla Walla. Nov. % 1862. 4 IL 5n-tf
, 1863-01-03
Notice.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to H.
IN HOWARD OR HOWARD & CADY will please make
immediate payment, wish to close our accounts
with the year. HOWARD & CADY
December 20, 1862. Iva
, 1863-01-03

The center, composed of Sd and 5th ar
my corps, under Hooker, cO-operated with
Sumner column. During the battle the
men were full of hope and confident of slc-
cess, and they filed out of the city in splen-
did order. The skirmishing commenced
shortly after daylight, and short time af-
terwards the rebel artillery commenced
playing upon u.s. Owing to the fog the fir
ing was so inaccurate however, that our
troops paid bug little attention to it, and
kept pressing on regardless Of the deadly
missiles which we're flying through the air.
By and by our artillery responded, and for
hours the most, terrific cannonading was
kept up on both sides The enemy's posi-
ton was one of exceeding strength, ard ap-
peared to be invulnerable to our artillery,
Notwithstanding our guns were excellently
handled. About noon, the Infantry, who
had been waiting for the fog to clear off, ad-
vanced for the purpose Of storming the en-
emy's position on the hill. Confident OF
victory, the trops marched steadily up to
within musket shot of the batteries, but
murderous fire from rebel riAemen, ad5ed
to the fury of the cannonade, compelled
our men to fall back with heavy loss The
attempt to carry the rebel batteries was re-
peated again in the afternoon, and the at
tacking party went at the double quick,
but the enemy who was also heavily rein
forced, proved too much for us All along
the line the battle ragged with unusual
ferceness, and when night came on it was
hard to say who were the victors. Of
killed and wounded there we're probably as
many on the side of the rebels as on ours.
No correct estimate can be formed Of the
loss in Hooker's corps, but it was pretty
heavy. The firing Of musketry ceased
about halfpast five, but the rebels contin-
ued to cannonade the city until long after
dark The result of the days fight proves
conclusiveIy enough that the enemys posi-
ton is one of great strength. Franklin
appears to be the only one who effected any
important result.
, 1863-01-03

NATIONAL CHARACTERIsTICs.-Wh the
French army went to the Crimea, the first thign
they did was to start theater.
The English army started a race course.
The Turkish army started bath house.
Wheu the Federal army came to Memphis
they started newspaper. Memphis Re0eitle
The secesh have followed the example of the
English.
THE customers of a certain cooper in town
out west caused him vast deal of yexation by
their saving habits and buying little new work
4 stood it well enough, however, said he, until
one day old Sam Crabtree brought in an old
bung hole, to which he said he wanted new bar
rel made. Then 1 quit the business in disgust"
BILLS have been introduced into the leg
islatue of Nevada Territory granting the
Territorial charter of the Central Pacific
Railroad, and lending the credit of the Ter
ritory to the extent of $5OO,OOO of bonds
, 1863-01-03
Administratrix Notice.

4 ETTERS Of administration having been granted
II ITO the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Wal
Ia Walla county Washington Territory, upon the es-
tate of Louis Payne, decd, all those having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to exhibit
them with tie proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at herresidence, on the Touchet, Waa Wala county,
within one year from this date the same will be
tate arc requested to make immediate payment
SEMlRAH ANN PAYNE, Adm'x.
Dec. 6, 1863, 5lm3*
, 1863-01-03

A my wife Emily. has left my bed and board
N without any just cause or provocation, this is
~ forbid all persons trusting her on my account, as
| shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
@ HENRY VIM. LEASY.
Grand Ronde Valley, Oregon Nov. Is, 1862 so w4
, 1863-01-03
MntiOa.

4 ALL persons are hereby warned from pur-
N chasing a certain promissory uote signed by
w. Smith in favor Of the undersigned, and dated
Wala Waia, April 90. 1862, as said note has been
paid. LOUlS a. MULLAN'
Nov. %, 1862. 49wt
, 1863-01-03
Administrator,s Notice.

Z ETTERS of administration having been granted
i 4 to the undersigned by the Probate Court of
Maila Walla county Washington Territory, upon the
estate of John Farrell deceased late Of said county.
therefore notice is hereby given all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and make immediate
payment and those having claims must present them,
with proper vouchers to the undersigned at his res
dcnce, in Waa Walla within one year from the date
hereof or be forever barred. j. G. SPARKS,
Dec ID, 1862. 52m3l Administrator
, 1863-01-03
Dissolution of Copartnersbip,

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing between Lynch and Scbra-
der, in the Blacksmlthlng business, has been dis
olved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by P. NJ Lynch, at
the old stand on the north side of the bridge, who
alone is authorized to collect the accounts due the
late firm. Those knowing themselves indebted are
requested to come forward and make immediate pay
ment and save costs as the accounts of The firm must
be settled. p. N LYNCH.
ear A. SCHRADER.
Walla Walla, Dec 13, 1862. 52-lmo
, 1863-01-03

On the 5th inst. Dr.. Harris will have been in Wal
la Walla one year. He wishes every one indebted to
him to call without further invitation and settle their
accounts, and enable him to get his family to this
country. Nov. l, 1862. 4Gtf
, 1863-01-03
nR. I. Il. HARRIS.

II AS received a select lot of Medicines, direct from
I i Smith & Davis, Portland, for his own private
practice. Every article is perfectly fresh. He Will
continue to receive supplies until his stock shall be
complete as desirable.
, 1863-01-03
notice.

90 SETS Iron Axles, 21l%l2 20 dozen long
~ and short handled Spades, just received Al
------ -NORrHROP q CO.'S. Portland. OREGON.
, 1863-01-03
Also large assortment of Case Goods of every des-
cription used in the liquor trade.

N. B.-We have at all times large quantities of
Liquors, put mp in suitable packages for packing to
the mines
Orders from merchants and dealers respectfully So
Icited HUMlSTON, WILSON & co.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23
[-)le0

In UnderhifI, Of Consumption, Ms, Mary w Burdck'
wife CT A. 7. Blu, dick, NJ D., aged 30 years
In Chelsea Sept 18th. Joseph n. Flint aged . year
also Oct 3D. Martha r. Flint, aged y years son anu
dear daughter of Nathan B. and silvia Flint both oeu
of dptheri4. win other papers please copy -. no
In Barre, Oct l7th Mr. Joseph Sterling aged ABOUT 80
years. =, r.,
In Montpelier, Oct 18th, Of consumption, MI Thomas
P. Rice, aged GO years. t.,
In Bradford, July 10Th Benjamin T. Bodgett' Esq
Cashier of the Bradford Rank, aged 81 years .-.
In Bradford DC. 2nd, C. Ioop Blodgett, Assis'An'
Cashier and son Of the above, aged % years
Killed at Gettysburg, July Sd, Orson Carr OF Slowe,
member of Co. e 18th Vermont regiment, aged 81 years
and months.
MIR Carr was true patriot, ready to do his du as
soldier beloved by his comrades in the serVce anu
spectei all We lament his early death ana re 81 TO
ympathlz. with his deeply afflicted wite ana irehus
lie said h die and spoke OF his dear VIE no more
meet her. His last words were " tell her TO trus III
God, for il him is my hope -
In Brookfeld of cholera iufantum, Allie, youngest
daughter Of Mp-.in and c B. COnand age mohuns aI
II days. e.,
AT the residence of her in Morrstown sept '"'
Poly, Widow Of Jacob Goldlhwait aged '9years'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

n HIS invention relates TO and improved mode Of
constructing and hsrbleisng Collins. An aitica is
produc, com bning the
CHEAPNESS OF WOOD, THE STRENGTH. Eff.
CIGNCY AND ISPERNEAB1LIrY or IRON
AND THE DURABILITY or STONE
And Is more appropriate for the usual modes of burial
both for city anu country For the purpose of preserva
ton they are made AIR and WATER TIGHF snd the
cost is xucn Lass than attsc Collins They cannot be
try. We have Numerous testimobsls from men OF the
highest respectaby from every profession ara relation
in society + .t.. .
For sale in Montpelier only by s .........
$50 ..-..-..-..- J. V. BABCOCK x CO
We are also receiving large assortment of Rosewood
Catkets and Collins. We cannot be undersold or have
our stock oil Common Collins surpassed Ia New England
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

Making u per cent, for the year end
Aug 1868 Said per centage to he cast upon the orig
naI othe premium note, without reference 70 any
ndorsemeu and to be paid to the easurcr, at his oce
in Montpelier, before the l4h day Of Oct, 1865.
Members q the Company will dud in the hands Of the
Representatives the Legislature, Local Agents
the Company schedule showing the amount Of
due from each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to that the money for he assessments is forwarded
the Office in October The must be paid when
due These who fail thus to pay ought not to expect 70 be
paid If their property is destroyed by FIRE little attention
this the part Of the Members the Company the
proper time, will them expense and .roYbe (see
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy which will be
forced) }. T. THURSTON Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. 49, 1858.
IL The publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this STATE
requested to publish the above notice three weeks
cssivcy in their respective papers Tor which three dollars
viii be paid presentation Of their bills at this ee.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

The REPORTED OccupArioS ON PoIsT ISABEL
Tho statement that Ten, Banks has occu pied
Point Isabel, Texas, probasiy has no foundation
whatever in fact. The steamer Bneville, whic
is said to have brought the intelligence to Port
Royal, arrived OF New York on Sunday last, but
made no such report there. gUfgTlauT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23
marrle0.

In Montpelier. Oct. 18th. by Rev. A. l.. Cooper, M
Join CoHrou and Miss Caroline Z. Slsyton botl OF NJ
In Sutton. Oct 18TH by Rev. L. T. Harris MIR DavdS
Allen and Miss Abbe A Award, both OF BTookheld
In Montpelier, Sept 2ls by Rev. Y. Brown Mr. "nsio"
l. blanchard of Berlin and Miss Louisa NJ Eaton OF Rich
mond.
In Montpelier, Oct. I4h by the Rev Brown, Mr. 4.
c. Bailey and Miss Emma G. Eddy OF Hlnesburg