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Vermont Historical Society.

The Annual Address will be delivered in the
Hall Of the House OF Representatives his CIues
dly) e.enirg by Gen. ]. w. DePey.ter Of New
York. Subject, Secession in Switzerland.
Hon. Winsiow C. Watsoa Of Port Kent n Y.
will read paper on the lfe and services Of the
Hon. Richard Skinner Governor If Vermont in
1920 1921 and 1922
general invitation i, extended to al. 70 attend.
We nosics by q roled9 paper .uA:O NJ, INK
HAM, Esq Of this Safe, now travelling agent
for Perkins, Stern, q Co. dealers in California
Wines, made speech, ana san Iairio.ic song,
at meeting at Toledo to celebrate the eger.ast-
ing defeat Of Valandham. The CommTc,ri com
plilments both speech and the song
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INFORMATION WANTE1.-lntormatlo Is want
ed of Mr.. Bailey Bachelor of Royalton, who
left his wife and three children, the last Aug
ust, and slnce that time mas not been heard Of
Mr.. Bachelor is 46 years old, slim and straight,
thin face. blue eyes, brown hair, and light
whiskers On the,chin. He bad on his lIltle fin
ger silver ring that could not be removed I'M
less filed,
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SOUTHERN MAIL closes at 7.45 A. N. Arrives at 90
Pm.
WESTERN NAIL closes at 345 p. N. Arrives at915
a.
New York and Boston NIGHr MAIL closes at 800 P. NJ
Arrives at3A.N.
BARTON MAIL arrives Nordays, Wednesdays and
Fridays a,-6OOP.H. Departs TX sdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at9 3OA NJ
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worcester ID Gilmore arrives
same days as Barton at 400 p. Herart. same
as Barton.
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at 80 \ +. '"rH'->
every day on the arrival of the Southern m:H
The ST JOHNsBURY MAIL, via Danville and { shot
arrives daily at OOA NJ Departs every day at $50
Pm.
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IL 1t must be remembered that Post Office ii me is some
ten minutes faster than the time indicated the face of
our village clock
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On FuRLouGH.-Dr. F. c. Bill, formerly of
Albany. Orleans Co., but now Surgeon in the
General Hospital at Nashville, Tenn, is at home
on furlough. lie was a resident OF Tennes-
see when the rebellion broke out, and was
obliged to flee for his life.
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PArENTs.-The following patents were issued
to Vermonters Oct. Is, 1868
To Obed Peck, of Windsor, for improvements
in attaching bits to braces 10 Henry Stanley,
of st. Johnsbury, Tor improvement in -four and
grain elevators.
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ur Members of the Legislature, and others in want Of
nice OVAL FRAMES Photographs at reasonable price,
are requested call at NcDonads Picture frame Rooms
Head of Street. C. Emery Furniture Store,
where hey cannot help finding frames to suit Also a
good supply Of The Union card frames for card Photo
graphs,
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INV YORK, Oct. 20. The Tribune editorially
makes the following important announcement ::
We understand upon authority from Wash
ington, which we deem trustworthy, that Gen.
Rosecrans is about to be removed from the COM
mand OF the army of the Cumberland. Hls
successor is not yet publicly named.
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New YORK, Oct 20. The steamer Thames
from Port Royal the 10th has arrived All
quiet at Charleston.
The Herald has the following
In THE FIELD, Va, Oct. 10. Yesterday a re-
connolsance was made by Col. Chapman and a
portion the lst brigade OF Bufords cavalry d.
vision. Col. Chapman visited Chantilly and
Drainsville without discovering the the enemy.
Ii has been ascerJained this morning that the
rebels have destroyed The railroad track from
Manassas toward the Rappahannock
1t MAS discovered that Stuart, with his cayai-
ry, had passed the DAY before in the direction OF
Aide, and yesterday toward Leesburg 1t is
believed they are en- route for Mary land.
The Herald has the following
ARMY OF THE PoToHAC, Oct. 10. 1t is now
quite definitely settled that the rebels are fall.
ing back towards the Rapdan, and that our
army offers them battle by advancing
The track between Manassas and Catlett's
Station has been almost wholly torn up by the
rebels.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Yesterday Whites
and Mosby guerrllas, numbering about 1000
men, came down from Aide and succeeded in
getting between our army and the deiences OF
Washington. One gang came down within a
mile OF Cham Bridge and fired into the rifle pits
of ono OF the forts.
Our cavalry was sent in pursuit, and brisk
fight ensued in which the rebels were detected
and driven with loss.
Several officers were captured, together with
SIX men and numbersof wagons.
Our cavalry found that OF the enemy in ev-
cry direction between their main body has been
effectively concealed.
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REVENUE IrEM.-The deed OF Gen. Baxter's
marble quarry recently sold by him. required
about two hundred and forty dollars wo'th Of
revenue stamps.
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New YoRK, Oct. 20. The Times Washing
ton dis atch says a gen .leDan from the front
Yesterday afternoon, states that Lee was 10 line
and on Sunday he had gone
Gen. Sickles, who has also arrived this after
noon confirms the intelligence.
The Tribune s army correspondent of the 18th,
says we had another sharp artillery duel ycster-
day between a heavy body of cavalry and Gen.
Merrltts 0rlgale Butords cavalry.
Gen. Meade orLered recoDnolsan ce for the
purpose OF discovering the whereabouts of the
rebel infantry lines, and as our forces were ad-
YanGng on the road towards Warrenton, about
four miles beyond Manassas junction, they
suddenly came upon a line of mount3l rebel
pickets, who retreaed until Il concealed battery
opened heavy fire upon them, which compelled
a retreat. Four pieces Of battery G, I'd regulars
were soon brought into position, and a very
spirited artillery fire was kept up with vigorous
skirmIshing for about three hours.
As we were greatly outnumbered our forces
fell back and encamped for the night, expecting
to push the reconnaissance further this morning
but as only few guns have been heard up 10
+. M, to-day, 1t presumed the rebels an
ticlpated by lew hours our change OF base.
Indications this morning more than ever con
finn the belief that Gen. Meade, after having
awaited Lees attack will noJ pursue AMI en-
deavor 70 force him 10 general engagement.
The WOrjd'S Washington dispatch says there
is but one item Of real fact to-day from the
front, and tina. is that Lees army has entirely
fallen back from Bull Run. There are nc
rebels in Gen, Meade's front to fight. Where
they have gone is matter Of speculation.
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u. =. PEALLLIFS,
u FACHER OF MUSIC, and dealer in PIANOS and
/ MELODEONS BARRE, VIZ, has now on hand and
for sale the great improved Meiodeon, Of all STYLES and
finish The reeds are brought a wonderful perfection
The high notes resemble the flute near that they DEFY
detection The low notes resemble the dapaison TO the
pipe organ, and by the use OF the new patent swei th
performer can produce any degree of power desirable All
who ar troubled with musical taste should have one oil
these Instr umeus enliven the domestic circle Pa
rents do not wait until the children too old to learn,
but buy Pia Melodeon ut once, and set them to
work The be ST instruments Of various sizes constantly
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receive prompt attention.
sept. o. 1853. D&"u
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Is 4 TEL EG ssAH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK. 2 NJ.

WAsmNGTay, Oc. 10. The following wal.
received "a; tie headquarters of the army to-
day
CHATTANOOGA, Der. Ia.
Ma. Gen H. w. Haiieck Gen in Chicf:
The following dispatch las Just been received
from Brig. Gen George Crook, commanding tue
Second Cavalry division, dated Rogersyille, Ala,
Oct. 10th: | have the honor to inform you that
| ave had three fights with the enemy since
left The Sequache Valley whipping him very
badly each time. The last battle ended at Far
mington, Tenn, when fought Wheeers en-
tire command with only two brlsades. | cut
MS force 10 Two, scattering q large portion of IT,
capturing four pieces o. artillery, one thousand
stand OF cavalry arms and two hundred and
fifty prisoners, including those wounded.
As pushed on alter the enemy Immediately
| have been unable to ascertain the number Of
their killed and wounded, bat j, was very heavy
They were scatfe:el l distance Of 10 miles
from this and tueir retreat was perfect rout,
their men desertns and Struggling over the
country. | pursued them with great vgo ,
but their horses being better than mine | was
only able to come up wlta i couple OF regiments
at Sugar Creek, left there to detan me. | made
q charge on them, capturing some so and scat
tering the remainder IN the mountains. When
within eight miles of the River, struck I gal
Top, but when | reached the river found they
had all crossed at ford some three miles above
Samp's Ferry, where they commenced to crtss
twelve abreast.
never saw troops more demoralzed than
they we're. | am satisfied that their loss in this
raid was not less than 600 No fears need be
entertained Of their making another raid soon
W IL. RosECRANs, Major General.
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THE FALL TERN will begin on Thursday. September
/ 10Th 1863 and continue eleven weeks. Unusual and
superior will be offered For particulars see
GEO. r. BEARD, A. B., Principal
Northneld, Vt, July 10, 1868. .f2sd&w7w.
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VETERAN V0LUNTE Frs

Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg as we'll as those who have served IN IN
Army Of the Union for Nine Months or more, to one
more rally with the Flag that has been so oravey
horne bv Vermont BOYS on many bloody battle held.
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WAsHlNGTsN, Oo,. 10. The following wal
received az tie headquarters of the army to-
day
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