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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

Hoadq ual't0rS at M Ontp0lier,
N, The Haildng ktoeH as III "Rtato,T fronting
Sfme Street BRUCE,
which will be open an hours Of the day for the purpose
of cnlistng recruits 81 cut 0Ko 5 RoHfSsuS has the
appointment Of Recruiting Officer under Capt Coburn.
with his headquarters also AZ Mon pelier Lieut. Robin
WIN make weekly or semi weekly visits 10 MoretoNn,
Waisf VI, and IN. Mad River valley country 10 enlist
those reading la that section
Lieut. w 4 MAuris Of Co. G Is also assistant Re
cruiug Oiiorr, aud have his headquarters Marsh
fcd where be viii all times be reads 70 enlist men
for Capt. Cohuru's company HE Inducements to en-
list la The
Urn REGIMENT OF VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
arc such as have never been offered any soldiers
IN the field
" The Pay will commence from the day Of enlist.
ment,
~ Furnughs viii be given those wishing them, 20
renal hoiae until the urganisAioa u the Company
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CAIRO, Aug. 80.

VW'
Gen. Steele is moving towards Little Rock
the rebels are ooncentr ating to oppose him
The rebels in the trans Mississippi Depar I
ment are organizing for better concert ofactio n
Gen. Grant and Adjutant Gen. Thomas lief
Memphis for Vick,burg on Friday night.
Most Of the cotton lying at the mouth OF
White river hss been aooid entaly burned,
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit and warning and eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De-
biity Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc.. supplying at
the same time, the MEANS or SELF CURE By
who has cured himself after being put to great
pene and injury through medical humoug aud quaeker
by enclosinga postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had # the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
1906 Bedford Kings County, n Y.
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EXECUTION OF FIVE SUBSTITUTES
FOR DISCRETION

FOR DISCRETION.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE poTouAc
Aug 29.-Tho execution of the substitute
deserters sentenced to death in General Or
ders No 81, took place to-day. More than
ordinary interest was exhibited in this execn-
uon Of military law and il Is estmat that
not less than 25,00O persons were PRESENT.
ne ground was we'll selected, and every az.
fangement so complete that no accident Or.
CURED TO mar the solemnity Of the proceed
ings The position Of the spectators was un-
on semi-circular elevation partially surroun.
uing the place Of execution. Previous 10 tho
execution the scene presented remarkable
view to the spectators.
Two OF the sentenced persons we're Prot.
estants, two Catholics, and the fhb Ho.
Drew. The apiritual advizers Of czech ,yere
present, administering the last consolations
oil religion. The criminals we're sitting mn.
on their respective collins, with the vawning
graves in the rear. The troops were drawn
up in close column, by division. covoverin,
the complete semi-circle, and separated from
the spectators by creek The order for the
immediate execution Of the men wa. issped
by Gen. Griffin at 8 P. NJ, and the officer Of
inc uuard, Capt. Croker, of the l18th Penn
syiVania Regiment, recalled the clerpvmen
from their gspiritual d,tios m ''."
we're Discharged and -, inusAe's
noupeed nv r. $500 uoS'u was an
result The bodies were then placed in their
respective graves. and the clergy performed
the last religious rites over the deceased.
Protestant The Uohra,. - o"s ne
stood side he s;do .rat 'DV NA'nol'c
the departed sopls prayers lot
The names ,e.s r..;i,..,
ceased are as e,iio,ys. e.. ~. W 'lio ue
verisn, TWENTY-FIVE vears ia paa"l,i ,'',io
unmarried John Felspo r,.li.,. 80
wears old. pennsvlvs,i, ,,is, 80 $50
Charles Walter prpssi,, ,,....r ''-'''J
old. wife a5e child. CT. % - .'''
tvent, -fopr ears ola ~ ~ 80
L.ai Prpssian. tbi,t, go Ia - Ni'e
The CLERGY who st,orl.I
mates were. he Cbanlain ~ ~ -.
sylyania regiment ~ n
Dominic church N,sbi,,,a. 81 ~
S. Scold of Raltinoro re-. -
ting in their at,erdsno. -
from the time of tbsir so,,ono, ,,.,:I,L1 80,
hour ''o "'''
., -.----
iooNn1 ON IiE REBELLION ~ The WASH
-, -. -'ou o"ronlois mas received the Georgia
nA.'S' OF 'ne 1ftn OF August, con-
aiming ittter from Robert Ioombs, late
senator a. the United States and late rebel
Secretary OF State, which furnishes undoubted
and startling evidence Of the utter bankruptcy
and failure Of the Coniederacy. he boldly
exposes the wiokedness and corruption of the
MANAGERS of the bogus government, and SAYS
mat the whole rebellion is rotten useless and
"'eNea. The laws are weak and the rulers
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the ~ effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine is sign
ed William A Bachelor, all others limitations, and
should be avoided. soidby an Duggi.t, Sc Factory
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Gamer for Dressing the Hair daw50 10
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EpuoR or WATcHMAs, DEAR SIR With your
permission wish to say to the readers If your paper
that viii send by return mail to all who wish IT, tftel
kecipe, with fan directions for making and using a
sample Vegetable Balm, that will efeciuaIy remove in
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pures Of the Skin, leaving the sof clear smooth
and beautiful
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions aud information th't vii
enable them to START fun growth Of Lnzuhau' Hair
Whiske;s, or Moustacae Unless than 80 days. Alap-
plcatous answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THos. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
637 No 81 BfnadNaY N. Y.
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WILLIAM GRACE,

I'M 10 2 II MAIDS.
PRIcB, rs CENTS FER Box.
Each box has tho above and the fac-simile Of the
propretors signature attached TO H. which is duly copy
righted.
GRO. c, GOODWIN r CO., 3s Hanover street, Boo.
ton General Agents for New England Grace's Salve
can be obtained At all the respectable Druggists and
Country Stores everywhere. 5l.s3,is
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ia IL aSsTiSSs Commissioner.
WaitsGed Aug. u, A. D. 1868. 6 .6S


- L A I L q + Y + r NJ . n I
/ - WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and
for said District, the l7lh day % Aug A. D.. 1853.
An instrument, purporng TO De the last will and
lament OF Jonathau Shepard a'e ~ Montpelier in said
district elsed being prosented tho Court for pro-
bates IL is ordered by said court that an persons
eened therein be notified 20 appear session Of said
coHt be holden the Probate Oioe in Montpelier on
Che ION day Of Sept A. d. 1868 aud show cause II any
they have, against the probate " said will for
which purpose IL is further ordered that copy Of the
record of mis- order be published three weeks suocessve
ly iu the Vermont Waterman State journal, printed
at Montpelier preyiou to said time appointed for hear
ing
Go So Attest r. X MERRILL Judge
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Soldiers Of the noble Second Brigade. your country yet
needs your ser,ces Answer tie invitation Of the Re
puhiic whose children Won IRE, anil rally once
around the standard uf the Union. Come the memory
" your past achievements beekous you GA While the
fame OF your bravery the battlefield Is yet ringing
among tie hills 1f your native State, at the tap of the
drum spring once more 90 arms.
L. l. CObuRN, Rseriaiing QGcer
August 29h, 1853 AusSltt
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Mortified
Vermont, Sept 2, 1868:
ADAMS " Martin. Bruno
bucl John Nertiu WIN
Ciafiu. Mary Ann Ryan, Michael
Irosa, Stevens Peck & Co,
FuIam. w sishury, Richard
Green Llvua Smith, Eltcta W
Kendall g Noodworth, Frances
Laird. . MIS-
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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true copy Of record.

EMERY G. JUDKINS' ESTATE
lIIhe Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Commissioners 20 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of al persons against the Of Emery
g. Judkinslae Of asftid in said District, deceased.
represented nsoven and the term Of months from the
22d day of July 1893, being allowed BY said Court to
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that will
attend 90 the duties ofour appointment At the Of L.
W Jones, Ia Wai'sheh, in said District the third
Saturdays Of September and January next At o'clock
DO the afternoon, each Of said days.
IRA RICHARDSON, D-.....
II HASTINGS. ''""''''''''''
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7
Advces from Fort Gibson 20 the 2j,b ulf
state that Gen. Blunt with G0OO men and ID
pieces Of artillery crossed the Arkansas river
90 the 23rd, but the enemy declined battle
and io back
The rebel force is estimated at 25.00O 49,
Comfortable sickness az Fort Gibson.
Small pox prevailing to some extent among
the Indians in the neghborhood, and some
have died.
There were reports at Fort Scott on the
2Sih that Blunt had fought battle and been
whipped, with-a loss OF some 5000 men.
Kansas CITY, Sept l.
About sixty persons residents in this city
and vicinity who are believed to be aiders and
abbetors Of the rebellion have been ordered
TO remove from the District by Gen Ewing
The list includes many of the most wealthy
and Influential families Of this vicinity. Their
houses will be taken for the families Of Union
refugees. Many orders for the removal of
leading rebel sympathzers to Westport and
Independence are also being made out.
MgMruIs. Aug. 81.
The Bulletin Of the 30th met, learns from
MI Ray, recently prisoner at Little Rock.
that the rebel force at that place was 10000
vufVi's' hf'''J of there ,ra,e consorirts g-.,,,,
l6 TO 60 years, only half armed and command
ed by Gems. Kirby Smith and Price The
rebels are erecting deienses on the opposite
side Of the river, l3 miles from Little Rock
1t is reported that Blunt is marching on
Atchadelphia.
Mr. Ray says the people Of Arkansas are
tired Of the war, and would gladly come an
der the protection Of the Federal Government.
Nav Yopr AM, a
The Richmond Wing of the 29th has the
following, signed Samuel Jones. Mai Gen,
and dated at White Sulphur Springs, Va,
9th:
We met the enemy this morning about
mile and half from this place on the road
leading to the Warm Springs We fought
him from 9 A. NJ. 20 p NJ Every attack
made by the enemy was iepulsed. At night
each side occupied the same position they
had 10 the morning. The enemy made two
other attacks and we've handsomely repulsed,
when be abandoned his position and retreated
toward Warm Springs, pursued by cavalry
and artillery. The enemy were about 5000
strong with six pieces Of artillery, under
Brig. Gen. Averil. Oar loss is about 200
killed and wounded. The enomy's loss. is
not known We have taken about so pris-
oners and one piece Of artillery
ST.. LOUIS, Aug 81.
The Republican has a special dispatch from
Memphis, Tenn, which, speaking of affairs
in Arkansas, says:
Gen Price with force of $4,000 rebels
is at Bayou Metarie, strong point on White
liver, about IA miles above Dowalrs Bluff
where great battle, it IS expected, will short
ly be fought.
Our forces are now at Devoll's Bluff, 81
miles from Little Rock. This point will
probably be made the base Of our supplies. as
it can be reached by White river at the low
est stage Of water. Skrmishing is constant
ly going on, but our forces q losses thus far
are slight
The rebel force in Southern Texas is esti-
matod at $4,000 men. Gen. Magruder has
enforced the CONSUMPTION there to the fullest
extent.
The rebel gunboat Grand Duke, with 500
bales of cotton, has been burned at Shreve-
port.
KANSAS Cry. Aug, 81.
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Col. b. l.. Bell, of the Regular Army, died a.
baltimore on Saturday highs after fyamontAss Inc
from old age ard IN cnfeehed constitution cause"
hard service. He was ths oldes, cavalry eolonel
service having been through the FLORIDA and MoN,.
wars. and twice brs,eted for gallant services
built an the forts from the western border OF isA~
tho Pacific and wa, In command ms general III W -.
fornia after its annexation TO the United States
served two years al vancouvsrs Island, ana a''''
Rebellion broke out ,was ordered to bsi.iho'''
acted mastering -okHccr Subsequently,. n.
placed on the retired ID. in consequence Oh oa 't'
had three sons two officers In the Vaion '"'
the Rebel army.
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The jobbing price Is 33ic. Prints are moderately active
with first hands. In wooden goods tho trade Ia Largo
and we'll distributed among the leading houses Foreig3
dry goods Of nearly all descriptions continue active and
the auction sales IRE opening lively on the few descrp
tions that lave not been In demand at private sae
Plain coored dress goods most largely inquired for
and are most scarco The following jobbng prices
~ tho les dino STYLES Of domestic goods:
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to keep from crying. as Figaro advises

GrAppyp IN PORTER HousE.-An alierca-
ton .n..sd In Tie porter house teI, By Henry Butt on
Tho corner 81 Roosevelt and Batavia streets on sunday
nIgi, at Top m. TIE dspu,ans were Fed johnson
"a VIM, nalns. During the difficulty na!nes was
stnblsd In The abdomen BY Johnson. The wounded man
was oon,eycd 10 the city Hospital. where h!s wound
vas pronounced . severe one. nnd his eassilen' vas
loci I'D B. await tho resalt VI tic wounded name In
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Avv;,n, Of the Great Easses".

Nrw.LospoS. Conn. Monday. Aug "a. isdA
The steamship Great Eastern. hom Liverpool a. y
a ~ On tho lath instant passed here en- route TO New
-, a, m o'clock this morn'lg. News anticipated
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RECENT. Of FRO lmcc.

Auo I-is 0li bhls Flour 30 bbA Com hcii TX
Corn Neal 10 b5ls. isNy 1900 besh !" beat a.
Corn n 693 DO Gate IA. do. Rye l-J PASS Ashrs
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Tho Toronto Globe says the Canada Northern
Railway Company mako very creditahlc exhibit for
the past half year. Ey the skful development Of the
local traffic and reduction Of expenditure. they were
able 10 pay tho interest their bonds Leaving small
surplus. Working expenses. 5i 2 cent If gross earn.
ings.
The downward movement in gold and OK
change has depressing effect upon the breadstuff
market, and prices arc 30. lower -four and lc on
wheat Corn is in limited supply. and advanced age.
with fair demand. In provisions there is o moderate
inquiry for pork and baoon ut prev prices Foreign
produce Is quiet
The Dry Goods jobbing trade continues very
active and causes large demand for goods in most
departments OF the package market. The domestic
Cotton Goods market however IL rather inanimate but
prices are gen@ ally firm. and 1t Is expected that ia tho
stocks on th<market will be wanted before the close Oh
the season. There is IN announcement Of an auction
sale Of Cotton Goods Thursday. but II Is not OK
pectcd To amount 10 much. or to affect tho market
Te dulncss in heavy .hecings causes outside hodef"
10 DO little weak and these parties In some INSTANCES
oor heavy sheengs ut 49, hut no considerable amount
Of first class standards could be picked up this price
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PACIFIC ATTITUDE OF JAPAN.

The, mails Of the steamship Sidon arrived here
yesterday with three days later foreign files from which
we make tie following oxtrectS:
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THE Alliance VIRTUALLY At IN END.
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Progress Of the German Reform Question.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

ryE EUROPEAN PRESS OFT IIENCC.
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REPORT ABOUT THEIR CONTENTS.
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The Replies OF the Western Towers
to Russia Semi CG
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Movements Of AToliuho lTaximiAan'
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OF the proposed system the attributes and relative
powers u tho two Chambers IL would be impossiDS to
attempt any criticism cf this project.
The German journals almost exclLs 'yey occupied
with tho Frankfort Congress. Tie Press 81 iennn says
tia! Won Schmerling viii accompany the Emperor "i
ausf,jo TIE assembly v IN be held in the Romcr
or Town Hall in which the EmYerors Of Germany were
formerly elected. The Emperor OF Austria wa oreh
The assembly with speech, Gnd reporters from the pub
lic u,ess viii no admitted and allowed 10 take notes.
Inc Iois Zf,urg Of R1liu remarks that lille wiling
10 accept reform from any quarter national represent a.
tiyc chosen Nv universal suffrage should he elected 10
cncuar,ic with n sn,cieicis IN the eabo Gton Of
WORK Itch concerns tlc whole of GERMANY
me hing AND TIE CROWN riIHch OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Monday, Aug: l0.--Ibe King oi
pr,s g. tnvirg srminon.l The Crown Prince by telr.
rapu 10 Gasicin his Royal Iighness left for that place
on Saimda! evening.
VIENNA Monday Aug. 10-The crown Prince Of
Prussia was teegraphcd for to Gsstcin. end arrived
tlorc to-day.
Tho No,ddufser Zciung Of this evening referring to
this journey considers ii Of high political Importance
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JEFFERSON DAVIS IND L0UlS Napoleon
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PACIFIC ATTITUDE or JAPAN.

The Monifepr OF Saturday publishes tho letter
of Il correspondent Yedo. dated the 9th Of May.
According t. this letter the Tycoon. while declining The
offer Of support against the hostile Damios made by the
Of France and England has expressed
warm gratitude for tho flendiy step taken by tie
Powers and les declared his intention Of adopting q
policy favorable TO tie extension Of
With foreigners lie appoars willing 10 grant the in
IDENTITIES claimed by tie British Government. His
nj lcdo has merely requested that a
der;,ye settlement If The question shonld he postponed
until the rc.urn Of tie Tycoon 70 the caIsta-a dcey
of ltty DAYS; but he has offered TO pay considerable
slan on aceoun, immediately. The correspondent 81
Tie Monitor says that these results are due 10 the en-
crQetic attitude Of the French and Engsh Gdniras.
no have moreover secured TIE lives and property ot
the foreign residents from any further danger He Is VI
ct,inion that iosiitcs will not break out.
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THE MEETING OF sOyERElCNS At FRANKFORT,
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Total Capital. ............... $3.50. S~"' 40 .<s
Loans ~! Disc L. .r0TS so speoie........ rSvDcS
Ci,cuai!on.... s5it.oo D.Posis..s....... ifV.'sSS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST g. 1863
EICoND BOARD.

sEcoN
1000 U. 8. c., 'ol, COUP, =.
CLEAN. ........'''s ''''A"'
l,p0o II. 7 $40 p. c. notes,
Oct. and April. 10
81 900 U.S.6s ] yrcer. new =.
9 600 Tenn. State Is 3D.. y
5000 Missouri State 5s... =
2. 800 American Gold. liz.
NOM " Gant~ul IL n IL
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He STRATEGY or SENMEs, A let
Ter from the paymast of the pirate Ala
bama to lrIenl m EWope dlsclosps the
motives which led Semmes TO run I'm tc
Galveston, and which act resulted in the
destruction Of the Hatteras. }v the can.
ture OF the ARIEL files of New York ma.
pers We're obtain d which disclosed the for.
mldabie character of the Banks expsdi-
ton and lntlmated tha its destination was
Galveston. With view to discoacert the
plans OF the expedition, Semmes letter
mined to make sudden dash into Calves
ton harhor and DESTROY some OF the trans
ports which he expected to find there
tie ran for Galveston and on arriving near
that port lay off for the purpose of Wait
ing until nightfall and then accomplishing
his design. Soon, however, he observed a
steamer approaching him, which proved
to be the Hatteras, when the engagement
already reported ensued The letter con
cludes as follows;
= You will be able to form some faint
idea of the affair when | inform you tho
engagement was begun at a distance of
forty yards, and at no time were we at a
distance greater than seventy wards. The
most astonishing thing is how little loss of
life there was. Their loss was two killed,
one severely wounded and nx slightly.
with twelve missing. We had one shot
through the stern, passing through the
lamp room, smashing everything to pieces !:
one she'll a few feet abaft the foremast.
passing through the bulwarks, RIPPING up
the deck and lodging in the port bulwark
without exploding, and in truth bad it ex
ploded | would scarcely have written Won
this. A second she'll struck a few feet
forward of the bridge and tore up the deck.
A third and fourth in the main rigging
one striking a chain plate and doubling it,
both entered the coal bunkers, but only
one exploded, and that did no farther dam
age than making hole in her side. A
NTH shot passed through our midship-boat
and striking the smoke stack, passed
through and through, scattering iron spln-
tiers around like hal. A sixth and last
struck the mu7zle of the after broadside
gun, causing ittorun in the truck, passing
over the foot Of one man and bruising il
considerably, without incapaeitating him
for duty. Our calamities man wound
ed in the chest by splinter from the
smoke stack.