Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-09

payment, and in some instances the men hav,
overdrawn their allowance and such over
drafts are deducted from their allotments.
1t has been decided by the Provost Marshal
General that men drafted, VINO have paiC
three hundred dollars without being examin
ed, and are subsequently examined ana found
entitled to exemption, can have their commu.
taton money refunded. Those having sub.
stitutes in the service on March 3. ls63, and
being drafted, have paid commutatiou, are en-.
titled to have it reimbursed And those
who, under these circumstances, have fur
nished substitutes, are entitled to have. the
amount actually paid for snch substitutes re-
funded on making claim aud producing the
proof Of payment.
In the Culpepper fight, two brothers we're
killed. They belonged to different regiments
from different States, and we're killed in diff
ferent parts Of the field. John Henry, the
name Of one, belonged to the First Vermont
cavalry. His brother was a member Of the
Fifth New York cavalry.
Horace Greeley will address the Western
Vermont Agricultural Society at Poultney,
Oct. 18th.
Francis S. Kimball, Sumner Kimball and
Robert Y. Blanchard, residents OF Brookfeld
have b~en arrested on the charge Of robbing
Mr. Braley Of Brookfeld Of $500 tort
time since. They we're examined on Friday
and Saturday cf last week, before Sprague
Arnold Jr.. at Braintree. The states attor-
ney and Hon p. Perrin appeared for the state,
aud Hon. J. S. Marcy and Hon. }. b. Hutch
nson for the respondents The respondents
we're bound over under $1,000 bonds each,
which they at once procured. Mr.. Braley
identified them as the robbers.
John Burns has been convicted in Chit
,enden County for the murder Of Henry
Drum, soldier, at Charlotte, on the 26.h
Of July last. The case was very clear and
the jury was out only twenty minutes
Peter Cooper, leading Democrat Of New
York, has written letter to Gov. Seymour,
in which he urges the Governor to 60 in for
the dealt both Of the rebellion and Of slavery.
l.. B. Sherwin, has been appointed hop in-
spector for Lamollc County.
Lamoille is stirred up on the pumpkin
question and reports the crop to be "very
good" Then the good folks haze something
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