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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
For the Bulletin.
SUE OF GERMANTOWN.

A graceful carriage, figure slender, 81
And sparkling eyes more bright than tender)
And hair that's soft. and fine and brown,
Has charming Sue of Germantown.
Her hand, call it rather small;
Her foot can't say I've seen it all
1t seldom peeps from out her gown,
Provoking Sue of Germantown. r 81
Her smile, so winning and so bright,
'Tis sure CLEAN of heavens own light;
But all how Stunning" is her frown,
Bewitching Sue of Germantown.
hope it is no harm to note,
He very pretty, we'll turned throat
To think her cheek is soft as down,
BeguIling Sue of Germantown.
She sings and plays with such sweet art,
You'd almost swear she had a heart
(I'm right hard up for another noun
To rhyme with Sue of Germantown.)
Her maynard mood, abrupt uncertain,
IT'S best DER that to draw curtain;
Yet, queen of hearts ,she wears the crown,
Enchan ting Sue Of Germantown.
She has thousand "killing" ways,
thousand more old Nick would craze
Can love l wonder, tame her down2
Vexatious Sue of Germantown.
Her taste in dress is quite complete,
In fine she's so "uncommon" sweet,
I'd give-yss all this worlds renown,
For charming Sue of Germantown.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
PIANoSI PIANOsII

OF the best manufactures, at from $25 tc
$50 less tbsa CEEoIEEATI Cash prices.
dec17 r. ALBERT. Second street.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

The negro regiment forming at Indian
apolis, which at one time was said to mum
Der eight hundred, has decreased to two or
three hundred, it is reported, by assertions.
Macy having got their counties, have gone
to Canada.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

6JThere seems to be an impression in
the minds Of some, that Col. Wolford was
dismissed from the service aud then restor
ed. Such is not case. The gallant soldier
is now out OF the service of the United
States, as the following order will show:
WLR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GFNL's oFFroE.l
Washington, ID. c., March "a. !
General Orders NO. III:
By the direction Of the President OF the
United States, Col Frank Wolford, First
Kentucky Cavalry Volunteers, is dishonor-
ably dismissed from the service oftbe Uni
ted States for violation Of the fifth OF the
Rules and Articles of War, in using disre-
spectful words against the President Of the
United States, for disloyalty and for con-
duct unbsooming an officer and a gentle
man.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND.
Official: Assistant General. g.
e. D. Townsend, A. A. g.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

GORN MEALt-From picked flint gra:a
~ and carefully milled, ever on haai
ALEX. MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

How To DISCOVER SMALL FOX IN ITS EAR
LIZ STAeEs.-The Eclectic Journal. in an ar
ticle on sma IL pox admonished physicians
not to be hasty in passing their opinion tn at
any eruptive disorder is that loathsome
disease until they prove the following di-
agDostic system:
Now We offer this secret to the profess
sion--so soon as the eruptions appear, and
by pressure with the finger may be distinct
ly felt the small. hard substance, precisely
as If small 6ne shot had been placed I'M
der the Gu ticle of the skin. This peculiar
appearance belongs to no other disease 9.
We have applied the term secret here; for
while it is and has been known to a few
physicians, it is not mentioned in any of
the standard authorities. nor does the wri-
ter claim the credit of the discovery. At
ter this, all works upon practice will add
this unfaling diagnostic system" .
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

TEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il gra6ss. ALEX MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

EIS H = Mackerel, Salmon, Herring,
IL Sardines, I axe and other fish
ALEX MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

BOURBON WHISKY large stock OF
- pure copper distilled Whisky. from. one to-
four years old, always kept on hand Or sale low
oy Brl or gallon. ALEX. MADDOX,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

GOFFEE.-.The choicest descriptions all
~ ways kept in full supply
ALEX. MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

NORN IN THE EAR--Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

These vessels are iror-clad, and the reb-
ell authorities have ordered an entire feet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23

fin our army. and by officers Of calm jndv.
/ meui, TINT u the paai,, iuUtaAl d.siru,i
And cogllson OF the feJessls 10. thu,
rra, ci.y either Maruadpks OF shelby
with 1iylAi0n Of Their Old troops could
layc dashed 10 and taken IL, lioen,ing
lia 'houssuds 0. southern sympathis-r-
G'd "isu.s urNr 20. tie four hundred
I thogs~ud rebels Hn .Le.a, .Sepasl Ia
, Mr.. L!ucUln sssrftS 10 DO secretly orgsu.
I Izs,s IN the North West Al this ian~
'gr, when not ,e boidness would awe
t~u cotsunnAte ptudeuc.. our arm, re.
( irA!hrd a. Frcdcf.e .siOsn al the 26ih,
hund,red u, l'iict KNOB I'll the 2e,h
And then took the road 70 J.Aer.sd thy.
nj now that e-en 'he cayi'sl WAS 70 he
LET without sericus edert 10 oc-upv IL
the disappointment q th.srmy WA ,astx.
cd.
Turning ~ from 'hc Springfield road /,
wa. headed 'o@erds the Missonfi river
II suffered eu'prls, NJ talii0fns. when
Tie prompt .agscIty u Msunsduse aud u
caring charge oi Is ltChgn with his fsri.
mcnt o. Jew recruits s.yei II i-om /. ian.
prtou. attack 10 Asgb IL WAS srait.. sur.
pfIssI at Booaeyils where force, Cstima
TED by those Who Tough. ng,.ss, /. t. only
G''ecu taulfcd cavalry, came uallneyyc1
on g Tie 'ert tlg" n tie town. near
rsoath % have sh~lea Gen pric,s own
headquarters ard vh-r re rruerals pro.
posed ~ e., out and di'pcr-c or cru-h Il,
lis tird rs,icy permitted ~ undsmf5gd
r."oht. IN. night he removed hi- I'm.
munilon from the ] cir nrounds. whereby
TIE 4I''lion uaiurr = agrcstcd 'tse3 10
every drc whether ie v'sdsn thus .aoeu
,y.1rfi Any in t,Nirs Placed {, there
within convenient slrliue di.,Arre - tie
opposite hank ni Ise N.a4onri river.
lh,ss and many other lncidruts a. eu.al
iWpor'Euce had confirmed The d,siflst pre-.
i.o.-.y ieiL
Other fats lcss g,rerair known or 10.
tecd lad a tendency 20 Iucteu'c ID Am,Lg
lose whose eolaJ,uct, u s.,ued. r4lAt
haze impaired jiscf so a. lielvFc his
.1.-an,, ,n,u N!-saug., ia refused tat ..
iH- 90. al accomplished uillc.g a lvss tie
tisMD4atea mcu into infantry a. The 40.
g..s - larger qt,iu.1a'Iou u' O.at tfrl
% service indspens. hls N tHat,isg Ais
stJvel purpose Of holding 'he sta' nor
dill hg ~ any time attempt sgth an or
r..iag iin, ,hougl & VIZ, asserted the,
many q tho troops would have readily
uttered into 1t. Captured b.yonrt- were
tlgo~H AWAY, Iud after h' attertlon had
been called 10 TINS abuse, rcsia'ucd w.
corrected, 20 thJi tor wslt OF them l,,aut-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23
ERALS PRICE, NABAApUkE, AND
,pri' IN rHE MISSOURI CAMPAIGN.
10 THE pl1iil.lC.

-, CHA NIuk btusfAH NJ NJ int11 ~ and
. sllh druussnaes. IN the battle.
oc,obvr neat Independence ana
" layer, and pu.siag 90 them the re.
,hi'iiy Tor dlacgtcps and disasters.
N sie almost uns,r;Dvis s,nnion o.
.ly a. tHc time justly attributed 70
ssiHg ln'tna1as cin-ni agl distFes,
ntu'a a. and physical military lncapsc.
o. MAJOR tscfefal STERLING fricr, |
D. in"rcly NY ds,y, ss executive Of
SlG'" 10 which tlosc captive oIic,fs
!, rendered lmpoT.Aa! SERVICES. and Of
tHy first named j. l.;lS.. pub
v and oi'ir,al-y 70 brand 'liosc chsrfsf
a. md 9asa,e
N rom mY 0,u observation Of Gea.
a.5hv at Independence. nud the
n-a,. 81 scverl. sra,aucu who were
him or Gen Calgn m the actions
red ~. cau c1li!icpi,y assert that
eptn tIqY we've perfectly sober sni
sl,'a.Dad their hgh reputation fo-
~ hud chyal-ic courage Having
The late expedition 10 Missouri.
aru' c.uuUlDn iatercosr.. with hon
march 80 amp GHd 10 tIc field, :
T. 20 them 20 fc'srcitas have never
\ az heard d. .-y lewiston hy either
tac s'flc,gs, s0hti,ay Throughout ID,
Bon. gal thai they ur- ntrEny
> - regarded rs ornament. . tA...
en-. lyiar the unoolrled emf.
h M Theirs commands,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23


unceFemoniously ss the German merchant
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! b" ear, y surtendef bis concealed gto,n-
az wy li''"s'' y -AAsh~- So
lNV"sis 'i"s y" Aeen ~ sps so'aT
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o.f ~" So. ,'s~ 'I'"'sNr' 0'.
iTTe"i 20 - wv "V'N VIC -ps''s o.
$500 4''~t'A "n"ar ''ve.'e's W.T.
-''IsH "'o's'- y Nf-A''''s 'oNN'
i'FsetI " S'f'i ..
Z - wa h"' 1AS' "e.s -'f1 'Nt l"'sse''
suy'f .Pt4 49, iAai! "As N'eia N"4 DO
1850 .IsL'IN0' AI'e' yV "a '.''' "a"
NNtr'f"e3f 'S1N''" N',"'N'' ~'Fa "'7 'nH'
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I'sy' V'es''N vac o'bAl '@u''n VI prove
I i1tN' - N'F Sq9"o' " 'A''e' pos
''Vt ff1|'Ds W." mus sA''b "u''S
~ ~, i''gS sle' nhes1 ne tsNSI's
!G-'I's' ''I-'f OF "H'sn's S4ai ,s'ah
WY nav gF;n it.eA "sui1e1 NJ" Ds-Af
'"'A -.s@e'tN H9iA i'H'is ms L9,se' vas
Nl-Ps,N1 ''aA~ ~ i''' % INC SAD
f''6" u . '-th!
Iht natltzi result vi~usJ. aUa I've a't-.
otd.f' siiA ,oniiuutd. Imy laal uy
'alseh II by tie iacts thu, at buuGtNat.
thi oiri .ccHf Ell le Grg. Iras VNf
hsadqi.-'s eli. was the feene Of ls.u.ig
+ u ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23

soon ~ our artillery could command i,
from the neis hbaying ~ Mountain. The gas
ltison uuobsersed evacuated the pace by
night, carving ~ its field artillery snd
NJ h's important II tsrsousse thai Col.
! Fletcher, then lincoln candidate, sal
since chosen FOR the position ot fedxa.
4 Governor Of Missouri, wei known 10 he
there with his regiment Gen iiice n,
ia.ed 70 order t.nAsii.i- pGtsa,. Shelby
lcH i1r eighteen hours 81 await orders at
( Po;o'A reached Culslona only ,wo ~
three lorrs sn.r that force hal passed
through Tie htlgs,lts ta.dily seu. eFlcr il
rtts s,,c'y withheld, when worn oat
J ny II forced night ,uaruh. from attach m
Il 10 the en'r.ne'icd position i had found
tiss 10 construct and + thss c'tected =
complete Escape 10 Jefferson City. 70 time
10 reinforce the garrison there before our
srmy cached d. Ian tlilatofy MACH
from Pilo, kBoh 10 Jefferson CITY ,hs
failure to lie troy my pJfilO u the Nuah
Missouri ur ll4nulbai and st .l1scpn
tair0sd' slmosi an.Bsfded, though th.t
sec'loa sra-mcd vGh Gnerl'iss glad 20
obey an ari,r o. DO 'ist wor. noa be
consequent reinforcement ~ 'na. garrison
by troops .-us r.pidiy over tho.e roads
all diminished or rhserc- of s.,u-in, TIE
capul.. lAc confused OPERATIONS before
It may he Isig.i Of ~ TIE facts That our
anirtr ton train cane rsr beng lel
ia;3 ,he Fedora Ines AL when ire army
stesmpcd .. nigaj neither OF TIC two
caicers next 10 rau. to G,u. Pric lzrsn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23

,,..,. AZ M. $500,
,.a.. al "a, ,..;.i, +. -. 49,
LII .a,.hI,Il.a ,...,.,.,,,a - a.. 80
o, nero uss,L,i 4, lre~ q. n,nfasued -
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.bouyL Id. ~. .,,,. "a 20 - 40 ~ :.
ia, ~, ~ -. 80. 80. ~ ~s'
A., rnsl finn -. ~ Ha,J.n.,Io A.,
,iepp.d the .hoie. o~nm,p. lor sbea,
ha,i ~ boar az, ,o., $ psp oo.a GARNET
apreNd out uujsr ir,c. On tar wh.,s
esmpe.xs. "a ttpaA op.gy..l vr rmld
iesrs. h, pc,,r r.,ie,,,i az t.fson.lv in
su.rted. even IN 4. oun.nry In,nf-r nay
rnrliea Of Ibis army. It's eanips, or .eNsb
i,s SICK and reuudgd, or.,l. haspilse. On
tho hell ol bs,,ls Lin nr,,srenu .ud coun.
,,s.aee v,,ni,le h,spl, ,siicn,ed. Ne. the
sctiyity or fir, Of genius. ur ,,es tl4 cain,
Of routine r,-,er,l,L ., bu, snly puzslcd
be~ ,derri ANXIETY. It's otplt wa, gu Ii
scale that ,,,u Federal reneTss dare 10,
adopL Three vehicles with FOURTEEN
null, earned him ard tb, rr,r.ousl ,lets
and camp ,uiitngo OF hls nesa OF
crurse hi- s,ss tf,i,a,,i ,lon,h 10 n ,ar
lee. extep,. ,his ,H.l,red luxury and that
bold and h,nIy cavalry. nc, ,,totn,yi 10
leader. who e'ier /, saurms andrr tr,,s.
and eocs her s,Dule asa'y ra,iops an
.,ick, and boards. y.y,,l with aucupcpal,i
urnsz4nnrt ON a NOM and CIRCUMSTANCE
watch Ia. heir snrr,d rup,g t,rsi,o aeJ
suythipy bat glorious var.
The DISORDER IN ~ srtns was 'crii',i'
ard The rnbiu esgse n I, palrabie lie
eood not crfoJce laws negotiations or g..
sr' tecsu'e he conspicu"r y violated
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23

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'tat.'n rtI, and m as 4r.p.H.m. =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-23

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05
Franklin County Democratic Con-
yenti0n.

Pursuant to the call of their County
Committee, the Democracy of Frank
lin county assembled in Convention ut
Fairfield on Wednesday, August B,
1864, and was organized by choosing
Gen. S. b. Hazeltine of Bakersfield,
Presidents and I. H. Campbell, ESD,
of st. Adams, and Guy Kingsley, Esq,
of Fletcher, Vice Presidents; and j.
Russell Arlington of st. Adams, Sec
rotary.
The Committee appointed to nomi-
nate candidates for Senators and Coun-
ty officers, were as follows: st. Adams,
e, II. Watson, Philo Weeks; Swanton,
w H. Bell, S. w. Hathaway; Berk
shire, Joseph Smith, G. n. Thompson
Montgomery, II. II. Rawson, Alfred
Combs; Enosburgh, Horton Hall
Richford, Horace Currier, NJ r. Cur
rior; Fairfield, L. Ii. Wallace, Hollis
Wanzer; Fairfax, L. Cady, VIM. Buck
Fletcher, N. Beardsley, Giles Ruggt
Bakersfield, A. A. Ovitt, n. H. Ar
mington; Franklin, Alfred Ward
Sheldon, w. q. Martin, j. n Morrow
Highgate, Mr. Barr, A. Jones.
On motion of John j. Deavitt, Esq.
of st. Adams. COMMITTEES of five was
appointed by the President, to prepare
resolutions for the consideration of the
Convention, namely;
j. ]. Deayitt and Bryant Hall, of st
Adams; DIR, 0. j. Champion of Fair
field; j. f. Brigham of Bakersfield
DIR. A. g. Brush of Fairfax.
The Convention then adjourned til
2 o'clock p. M, at which time the nom
mating committee reported the follow
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05

ing for Senators and County officer
FOR Senaiors-D olphus Paul Of
Berkshire; n II. Arlington of Bakers
field; Edwin +. Perkins of st. Adams.
For County Judges---Joseph Smith
OF Berkshire; j. f. Brigham Of Bakers
field.
For States AHomcy---Bryant Hall
of st. Adams
For ShcrV---R. A. Shattuck of
Sheldon.
For High Baai6---J. H. Stuflebean
of Sheldon.
For Judge Of ProJaie---John Good
sell Of Sheldon.
Which report was unanimously
adopted
Mr.. Deavitt, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, introduced the
following; which afteran animating dis
cussion, and amid unbounded enthusi-
assn, were adopted without a dissent
ing voice
ist Rcsoi-ed, That we look to the Democratic
National Convention. about to assemble at Chi
cago, with full confidence that it, proceedings
viii be characterized by wisdom and patriotism
commensurate TO the occasion: and that its
nominees for President and Vice President will
be men OF such exalted ability and purity OF
character as tu receive the cordial and united sup
port OF an Who arc opposed to the present adj
uimstratiou. and that such nominees viii Zoe tri-
umphantly elected. and Abraham Lincoln ovcr-
whcmingly and ANONYMOUSLY defeated lhis
We as firmly hcicve, a. we do that a righteous
Providence rules ia the affairs of mon.
ID iiesOiued, That thu Resolutions adopted by
the recent Democratic State Convention. receive
our hearty approval; and that our candidates
for state officers are worthy OF, aud will obtain,
the jealous support ol every Democratic and con-
servatiyc freeman ia Vermont.
3D. Resoirod That our brave Volunteers are
"H0 ntaliS fuen; they arc not of the character
Of The hireline soidieiyo at Dcspotc Governments
used tD nut down thf liberty and stihe the voice
of the people. bnt they are Of the people and
viii stand hy the people aud the integrity or the
Union. and oar glorious Constitution uainpaifcd
unawcd by blind Fanatcism and unscduccd by
the blandislmp nts Of Power.
4th. Res0ired That VIC viii cheerfully vote ior
the candidate. this dag nominated for Senators
and County Ohicers.
The meeting was the largest and
most enthusiastic Democratic Nomi-
mating Convention ever held in Frank
lin county and was very ably and elo-
quently addressed by Hon Joseph
Smith Of Berkshire; H. b. Smith Esq,
Of Milton Mr. Hiram Atkins Of Mont
pelier; Mr. Charles A. Hoyt Of Bur
lington; and Messrs. j. j. Dcavitt, J.
f. Brigham, Mr.. White, Philo Weeks,
J. Sherwood, Esqs., and others.
At o'clock, p. NJ, The Convention
inspired WITH the highest hopes for the
future. that our once glorious country
viii be again reunited prosperous
and happy under Democratic rule, adj
jouned without day
s. B. HAZELTINE, President
j. r. AnMINGroN, Secretary.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05
BRIGHTON MARKET Angus, ,.

Beef Cattle Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, $1,000 : 400 LIST quality 81. 10 q si27j.
81 quality $1,000 a SLIGO: Sd quality, $3.50 a
$3.50, 4 100 MS, ON total weight ri hide talioN
and dressed beef.
Working Oxen.-$000 a 5000 or according
TO value as beef
Mich Cows s32 a $50; extra and good $50
a s65; without calves. may be agreed; iarrow
and ordinary SIS a s35.
sheep and Lambs.-5i ne. Lambssa.00 a
$500 per head.
Shotes.-Nh Wholesale, 10 lie; retail II II
Z h. Fat Hogs 90 q 00c a. h., live weight.
Veal caives.-sG.O0 5000 n head.
Hides.-iol llle q n. calfskms 25 q Csc.
Taliow.-n Re Z ID.
Pelts.-75 cents each
Lambs 81, % $50
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05
special alotites.

TO CLEAR THE HOUSE OF FLIES,
Use prTCuEH's CELEBRATED
I4IcsII1'NING FT4N--I&TII-IsIS.
a neat, cheap article easy to use. Ivory sheet
VIII kill quart. Address orders 10
Ii. BUTCHER & son,
14-ts ST. Abans, VI.
This Very --latest News. - The subscribe
has just returned from market, and is nov pre-
pared to exhibit the largest lot and most d,-sii-
able styles OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS ever offered for sale in Vermont, pur-
chased for CASH, and viii be sold at a very small
advance from cost The place To get The worth
of yonr money is at No. ? Darross Block.
WI. n. SMITH.
st. Adams Apr. Is. 1864.
N.B. IN Hills must be paid without delay.
TIT NM. y. ).
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05


"A town meeting to be held August
18th, 1864, has been warned by the
Selectmen of st. Adams, to take bounty
and other matters into consideration.
The Rev. A. T. Deming, of Bird
port, who has been supplying the pull
pit of the Rev. Franklin W. Olmstead
during his prolonged absence, has ac-
cepted call TO preach to the Congre-
gational Society at Franklin.
Rev. H. p. Cutting, for some time
past preaching in Williston and stowe,
has received call to become the pas
tor of the Unitarian Church at Vino
ma, Minnesota, at salary of $1,000
per annum.
Capt. VIM. G. Temple, of the
Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron is
on a visit to his mother at Rutland.
Nathaniel Parker Esq, President
of the Burlington Gas Company, has
issued a circular in which he says, con
account Of the enormous increase in
our expenses it. has become necessary
to either close our Works or to adj
vance largely the price Of gas
DR. A. NJ. Plant, formcrlyin the en-
ploy of Dr. Joseph II. Leonard, of St.
Adams and more recently Assistant
Surgeon of the 14th Vermont, and re-
Gently connected with the army hos
pitfalls at Washington, has opened an
Office over Fairchild's drug store Mil
ton Falls.
The Woodstock Standard says that
the citizens of Woodstock recently
raised money by subscription to hire
a night watch Of three men during
the continuance Of the drouth A
wise precaution in these combustible
times
MIR Joseph Eaton, of Fairfield
has raised tobacco plant, which
measured this morning, August A.
FIVE feet ten inches high, leaves two
feet ten inches long and seventeen
inches in width, and a plenty Of other
leaves as largo Beat this who can.
Gen. Stannard and Quarter Master
Brainerd, are now in st. Adams on q
temporary furlough.
1t viii be seen by reference to ON
advertising columns that application
, viii be made at the next session Of til,
Legislature for charter Of a railroad
from Fairfax village to unite with the
Vermont and Canada road at Georgia
We understand that the building O.
this road is to be the enterprise Of th'
people Of Fairfax, while the rollins
stock for the same VIII be furnished
by the Vermont and Canada Railroad
, The Union County Convention ii
! Grand Isle County viii be held at th'
: Court House, in North Hero, on Sat
i urday, August 18th, 1864.
The Vermont 18th Regiment SUI
t fered severely near Petersburgh, OF
Saturday last. Death Of Major Rey
I nolds and other officers is announced
d We shall give official reports as sooi
as received.
The response to the new 7-3
loan, is prompt. The First Nationa
Bank Of st. Adams received subscrip
/ tons one day to the amount of twenty
FIVE thousand dollars.
J., The days assigned for the deliver
! of recruits by Superintendent i
r Burlington for the Third Congressiona
/ District are Wednesdays and Thurs
Y days.
t The following gentlemen have bee
: recently re-appointed Superintendent
5 of recruiting: For Franklin Count,
;. Julian II. Dewey, ST Adams; Flo
{, Grand Isle County, Jed p. Ladd, Eas
n Alburgh; For Chittenden County, Gee
4 G. Benedict, Burlington.