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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
vuOM WAsHINGTON.

speoIsi psps,eh to The ~ Y. Tribune.
''''' WAeuryGroY, Tuesday, Nov. T. 1855.
VETERAN RESERVE OFFICERS.
Tho Secretary of War has decided that the
officers Of the Veteran Reserve Corps mustered OUT nfo
not TO be allowed the three months pay PAID 70 Voiuh
teer ofbcers mustered out.
INTERESTING TO DRAFT sHEAKS.
1t will doubtless be interesting to army
sneaks deserters, bounty Jumpers, &C., 10 learn that
the Secretary OF War has decided that hereafter no per
son shall be arrested as deserter for having failed to
report under any DIR aft for any compliance VITA
the Enrolment Act or the amendments thereto; ana
any person Of this class now in custody VIII De inme
diatsly discharged.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
amounted to over ssOoOCO
JEFP.s ovEROoAT.
The oyercoat manufactured in this city for
JET Davis was dispatched per express to Fort Monroe
this evening. 1t cost $50
A PENSION DECISION.
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided that
all pensions granted prior 10 the commencement OF me
late Rebellion ceased to from and after the date
OF the Presidents proclamation uocailhS tho o'0 !"
district in which the pensioner domiced to be IN
insurreoon. and that the payment OF such pensions
can only be resumed from and after the completion OF
the proofs OF the pensioners right to be restored to fs
rolls BY the decision every Southern pensioner loses
his pension during the war and until he completes
proof Of his title to be again enrolled
COST OP SOUTHERN MAILS.
As the South is now being covered with
network Of mail routes 1t is well to remember that the
coat Of the mails in the Southern States the last year
they remained in the Union was So, 629 67ethe re
ceips only g. $40 S. II cost the North per year
nearly three mors Of dollars to supply the South with
postal facilities.
FEMALE CLERKS DISCHARGED.
Secretary Harlan of the Interior has issued
an order dscharging all the female clerks In Ais De
partment They are one hundred in number.
rHg FRENCH MIyIsTRR-A RUM0R.
The French Minister having suddenly decided
not 10 purchase horse be had been trying TO buy the
rumor has vigorously spread around the town that he
has demanded hi. passports and viii sail on Friday
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Col. James j. Dana Of the Quartermaster's
Department. L. S Army has received three breve,s-
Major Lieut. Colonel and Colonel" !or faithful and
meritoflou- services during the war
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Hunter Rogers, Savannah IS hours with ndse
and pass. ~ l.. l.. Jones.
Brig Hattie Wheeler
Brs " alter lIawes, Poarce.
Schr. H. Corti., - Newburypor, for Boston.
BELOW.
schr Lord ofthe Isles (Brl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

The statement which was published in The TRDlSE
was made by me, upon the authority Of one Of the
sgners OF the above card the Hon. Thomas Il. Carroll
who assured me that John Van Buren remarked 20 him.
at dinner party after making his speech in Troy that
"if HoratiO Seymour and Clement l.. VallnDdigham
had been kicked out Of the Chicago Convention, the
Democratic ticket might have been saved in the last
campaign" GEo w. DESKRs.
- Albany Eve. journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
The Cnmpnipn Of Calumny.

ANOTHER TRIBUNE STATEMENT" AND now
MUCH 1T Is wORTH-ALLEGED REMARKS OF
THE HON. JOHN VAN BURRs AT TROY.
TROY, N Y, Nov. {. 1856.
To The Hon JoHs VAN BURN, New York
The undersigned, who were with vou from the
Close Of your address at the Democstic meeting. In Troy
until you retired bed that nigh pronounce The statement
in The NHvYoRK TRIBUNE OF the Sd instant relation 10
yourself Gov Seymour and the Chicago Cons 70 be
altogether untrue.
This statement is made without yo.r solicitation.
1HosLs Is. CARROLL,
1SO. y. PIERsOs
GEO. b. WARREN, IN,
Isaac MCCosrug ,R
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
FEMALE CLERKS DISCHARGED.
10 She A..ocis;ed Pfess
TIE FOXES ANp sACs.

To ihe As.oltsied Frees
THR FOXES AND sACS.
Six chiefs of the Fox tribe had an interview
with the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs this morning.
iu relation 20 their mBtcrim interests The Sacs and
Foxes have treaty with the United states reservation
In Kansas aud al amnesty Of sjlOcO: but the Foxes
will not live with the Snc- and have located IN Iowa.
and now want the Government 10 change arrangements
10 sait their circumstances. They yer" asked, among
other hngs how they would Ike 20 20 into The Indian
rrilOry whore it proposed 20 establish govern
ucni embracing MANY of The Indian tribes, but they
said tAcy wanted 10 tlnk AL the matter over. They
had alsays been good friends To our Government and
people. whom however they came 90 taih With their
white Father there was always something bnrsh. This
wa, wrong. 1Lcy could gct along better with smooth
and easy words. They wanted 70 see their NMie
Father. the Irc. idcnt.
The Commi,soncf replied that II toe EoIss ran away
from tho reservation and disregardcd the Treaty all IN"
ads would inuTc TO the Sacs. They must either
go back state some good nrason Why they VIII not
rsturn.
The Chlef- replied that II impossible for them "a
live with n" sues.
1hcy are 70 have another talk with the Commissioner
and promised sight Of their White Father before
they loft " Arlington
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
c.SX or oOMYODORK CRAvRN.

The Fhrragut Court Martial to-day took up
the OF Commodore Craven. charged. under the
rules adopted ior the better government of the Navy
siA falling 90 DO his utmost ie oyertAse and capture
or destroy vessel which il his dGiy 20 en-
counter the Rebel ram Stonewal being Ia The hafbor
Of frrol md he being in command of the Niagara at
the time and the Sacramento. another shpo war he
!ng in port - all him. Upon the accused being az
rgned ior trial tbe President asked him II ne had
objections 10 any member of the Court. hen Commo
dore Craven replied ihat he objected Ia Capt. Alden
and stated bis objection 10 bf that Capt Alden
had expressed an opinion. The objection was
sustained by the Court. and Capt. Alden excused
from serving the trial The accused being called
upon to plead 10 the charges and specifications, he
asked tim. "a procure counsel which granted and
the court adjourned until Ia. morrow ai II O'Clock.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
THE NEWEST AND BEST

Persons wishing for extra sizes can be furnish
ed by leaving their orders with them.
This invention entirely dispenses with the old
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oy means of braid passing under and through the
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The covering of the wire used in this skirt is .
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The pleasure and comfort TO lady wearing
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can be compressed into small space as sny
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A lady who has w0ln one of our Flexible
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We claim that for superiority of materials il is
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Ough examination, the Bon Ton Patent Flexible
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try, smnng others that of A. T. Stewart & Co.
New York; Chandler < Co., Boston; Field
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DEATHS.

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obltua-
res, including poetry, CENTS line.
In thi. village, Oct. r. Miss Emily NJ Can, aged 81.
In thi, town. Oct 10, Of cancer MI Martha uged c.
wife of Mr. John Barker.
In this village Oct b. Ms Laura Jane aged A. wife
of Mr. Albert Hoskins
In Concord, Oct. IL Mrs Deniron Morse, aged 80.
In Barton, Oct. H. Joseph F. Brown, Esq, aged 81.
In Newark Oct T. Sarah L. Fullerton, aged 81 yesrs
In Ryegate, Sept. Sd, Mr. William McCole, aged 81
Yeas.
In San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 21st, by the Rev. DR..
Peck Mr.. William n. Roberta formerly of Groton VT,
to Miss Su.ie D. Jones, formerly of Fall River, Mas.
In Osceola H. Oct 3d. Of dysentery and TYPHOID fever
Miss Anna Craig aged y years and month"; daughter
Of Robert and Agnes Craig, formerly Of Peachsm VT.
Swe,ty sleep darling sister,
Far away beneath the rod
We shall miss thee. but TO heaven
Thou art gene to dwell with God.
Died suddenly in Sutton Monday the 9th inrt Jamea
oldest of VIM. F. and Mary Kuggles aged ~ years
aud IL days.
Very few parents have ever been blessed with more
promising whether he viewed in moral intel
iectual or religious point of view he exceeded very many
o. h+ age 80 faithful and ru.ty assisting his father
IN - ii' pcity OF business i'll different counie. aud
town. Uniform i'll his youthful appearance of mode.v
a sohrcty and strict iii regard to trhfulne.s md
trust that he gained the esteem OF nil tat knew him.
And more than this, though he had always cnioyed
al ordinary state OF good health, AMI all the comforts
AID advantage OF youth, yet he and talked like
ripe Christian ready and willing rather depart lie
was often heard to say he did wish live 70 be old
but rather 10 d leaving this world for better one TO
come. His parents hesrd this and we're asonislied at
his sayings yet could not realize that his departure
near il; hand Sick only eight days, yet confident that
he should die, saying, - ready and willing ii.
Chose TOUR OF his neihbor' little toy olo his fels.
remains to the grave ud Id who he wished to preach
and comfort his parents the day of his burial Indeed
be doomed little lille earth bore fruit but has
now gone to c-boo and sing praises his God and So
vior in heaven forever more very large assembly Of
mourner7 and people appeared on the funeral occasion
men OF business and r,Ig from other towns to
wetp with ihe afflicted family and learn Instruction.
Elders NJ Henderson and 81. Quimby oifciaicd u. menu
ber5 OF the gorp.i. with marked ability and much svlnps
by So de- the promising youth, aud may the livin
lay II 10 heart MARk HILL.
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MARRIAGES,

At ST. Johnsbury Oct II, by Rev. l.. o. Brastow Bar
nard d. Eastman, NJ D., assistant surgeon L. 5. Hospital
tor Insane, Washington D. c. and Miss Caroline W. Ely
OF ST Johi.bury.
Also Mr.. Franklin Ruttenop of ST. Johnsbury and Mi-s
Harriet A. Brown of Eden
At St. Johnsbury. October II, by Rev. l. McAnn, Mr.
kimball Mar-hall aud Miss Amanda g. DEAN both of ST.
Johnsbury.
In Danville, Oct. S. Mr.. Albert l.. Ingalls, snd Mis-.
Abba II. French.
In Danville Sept TO- Mr. Cornelius L. Clark Of Greens
boro and Phoebe e Thornton Of Hardwick.
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BOSTON MARKET, Oct. II.

Corn ExchanySThe receipts since yesterday
have been II ga bbls Flour, $50 bush Corn.
1895 bush Oats. and 5000 bush Shorts The
market for Flour continues quite steady, with
sales of Western superinc at = % - com
mon extras OF 925 go, midium 10 % II 30
and goodard choice including favorite st. Louis
brands at II a l. per Dbl In Southern Flour
nothing of any consequence has been dome
Corn is quiet at Csc .! per bush for Western
mixed. Oats are firm at GS 20 cents per bush.
for Northern, Canad, and Western Rye 10
per bush. Shorts, $50; Fine Feed S32 S34 and
Mddiings $3o 10 per ton
Provisicns-Pork is selling at $50 a 81 for
PRIME; -37 IS for mess; and Si4 As for clear,
Dash. Beef ranges from 81 Il per Dbl for
Eastern and Western. Lard 2St a Zoe in bbls and
terces, and smoked hams at % 2Sc per ID But
ter ranges from 80 45c per 10; and Cheese at II
a Zoe per TO- as to quality.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
HunneWell'S Eclectic Pills. The true

IL
Catharc and Family Pill. The importance Of the true
and natural caharc cannot be estimated. To have
Dill which never requires over two and seldom but one
tor dose acting The bowels without the slightest
gripping or irritation be used with the greatest free
dom by all who have m red the trouble Of long couStpa
ted tendency and IL ceck which has oftentmes ended
in the opposite eXtIr Of bowel weakness will he
feature OF the Eclectic Pills Their charaC
creates the eXrcSS1 OF experienced apotheCar!es,
that long Aperence has never found their equal;
physicians VINO have used thousands In their practice.
that the true idea OF perfect caharc has before
been realized and by thousands who have used them in
their families, that til the only family pill they
have ever seen.
Without descending to the claptrap form of unmeanng
pus or false testimonials confidence is asked TO test them
In ollousness Indigestion, dyspepsia worms loss OF ap
petle as Spring medicine all arrangements of the sys-
TEN caused by dsOrdered stomach and general family
pill. E1- Price rs cents per bottle
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Prof. rietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass
Also, Proprietor of Hunnewells Tolu AuOdyne, and
HunnewellS Universal Cough Remedy
HOYT L RANDALL and J. &. BINGHAM, Agents,
st. Johnsbury.
Also sold by all dealers In medicine GAIA
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Mrs. WinsIOW. an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup, for children ;eethng, BY soenin
the gums reducing all infamaous, will allay all pain
and spasnoc action, and is regulate the bowels.
Depcpd upon it, mothers it will give rest 10 yourselves
and relief and health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 80 years
and can say in confidence and truth Of it what have
never been able say OF any other edcne-never has
failed I'M single instance t, effect cure when timely
used Never did we know OF case of dissatisfaction by
any one who used it. On the contrary all are delighted
with its operations, and speak in terms Of commeudaon
OF its magical effects and MEDICAL virtues We speak in
this matter what We do know, after 81 years expert
ence and pledge re utaton for the fuiIlment of
what here declare. III almost every instance where
the inan. Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syr
up is administered.
Full directions for Using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac sim lie of CURTIS PER-
KINS, New York is on the outsid wrapper Sold by all
Druggists throughout the wor rice only 81 cents per
bottle.
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-MagOg Items.

-"VJOV AeC"s0'
y Mr.. Park of Worcester. Mass. is build
ING new hotel in the village of Magog, c.
f., at the lower end of lake Memphrema-
cog. 1t is to be a modern structure, 100
feet long and four stories high, and it is in
tended to have it completed in season for
the summer travel 1866. Some Canadian
capitalists are to build the coming winter a
new and fas. steamer (probably of from to
run on Magog Lake. This too is to be
completed for the pleasure seekers of the
next season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20

WhIskers! WhiSkers!-Doy YOU want whis
kers mouchtaches Our Grecian Compound will
them to grow the smoothest face chin, hair
bald heads. in Six Weeks. Price, Sl093 packages for
500 Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, receipt
OF price. Address WARNER l. CO.
t7Ap66 Box l3o Brooklyn, n. 7.
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THE CAL f DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

II We ehdr"vor TO make IHE CALIFORNIAN valuable
for it, ca He"s and friend in Caledonia Essex and
Orleans counties will confer great favor and
add very materially to the Interest Of the paper by sending
ui local items in a brief legble form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
| HoU - e
GRISTMILL FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his we'll known gristmill
for sale, situated at North Danville Village Said
mill consists of three runs of stone. two bolts
smutmlil and corn cracker. 1t has been lately
rebuilt and finished up with the very best of iron
gearing from the waterwheel to the attic.
The distance of mills from it is six miles east
ten miles north and eight miles west and south
and is probably surrounded with the best grain
country in the State. Whoever wishes to pur-
chase said mill will please call on the subscriber
at No. Danville. 63tf CHAS. VARNEY.
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The Company will purchase any of its policies
while III force on which two annual premiums
have been paid, and give for them their equitable
value or If the party prefers will issue new
paid up policy for the amount OF insurance that
the equitable value of the policy surrendered will
purchase, thus making all its policies nonfo
feitable
The following kind Of policies are issued by
this Company, to wit:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs

forty different styles adapted sacred and secular mu
Sic for 50 to 5000 each Thrtyve gold or silver medals
or other first premiums awarded them Illustrated cat
aogues tree. Ad ress Mason Hamln, Boston, or Ma.
son brotherS, New York. :sep66
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE /!

The subscriber offers his homestead far sale.
II is situated one mile from Peacham Corner al
so one mile from Peacham Hollow. 1t contains
20 Acres of Land,
well watered and well fenced There is on il a
good apple orchard All the buildings are good
and were Lew thee years ago. Ii is a pleasant
and desirable place. A J. COPELAND.
Peacham, Sept 10. 1865 PA
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Whiting. VT. Oct. 6, ISGj..-- Editor Ru,

Whiting. VT. Oct. 6, lSGj..-.Editor Ru,-
aid Herald This Is To certify thai husband j. q.
Ware was insured in the Phoenix Mutual Lie Insurance
Company Of Hartford Conn, by their agent. n
Bond Esq Tor thousand doiarS-Jan. 4th. lotj He
died Aug - 1855 Proofs IF the same received
the Albany CtiCe '. b Bull, General agent. Sept -.
and have this day received the full amount OF ella
EMILY II. WARE.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICI.ItN
ii AIR RENEW Err has proved itself To- be
the perfect preparation for tn hair o.- 10
the rahie.
1t vegetable comp ,und and contains no injurious
properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Ii Will keep the har from falling out.
1t cleases the scalp aud makes the hair soft lustrous
and sken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, Old or young, should fail to use it.
II Is RECOMMENDED AND USED TIE FIRST MEDICAL
AUTHORITY.
ag-Ask for Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Remover
and take no other. X p. HALL & co.
Nashua n H., Projectors.
For sale by all druggists Gl-o9
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bouaties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress, will tie ob-
tanned BY the subscriber for a reasonable cumpen
satien CHARLES C NEWELL.
East Burke. VT. July S. lS62. Off
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Payable at death. on which premium is paid every
year during life of assured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
S r. J o H NSBURY, VT,
OCT. 81 AND NOV. !, 2 AND 3.

The fourth annual session of the CT. River
Valley Musical Society will be held at the
NORTH CHURCH, St. Johnsbury, commenc-
ing Tuesday Morning, Oct. 81, at 9 o'clock, and
closing Friday Evening, Nov g.
MIR l.. .. EMERSON, Boston, Conductor.
Mrs MINNIE LITTLE, q" Soprano.
Mr. NJ. l.. INGALLS,, Concord, Tenor.
MIR J. ii. MOREY, Pianist.
1t is desirable that all intending to become
members OF the Convention and take part in the
exercises should Ge present at the opening ses-
sion and thus facilitate an early organization.
There will be three sessions daily (morning
afternoon and evening" to which visitors will be
admitted. The evening sessions will be of more
interest to visitors generally than those during
the day.
On Thursday evening, Nov. . there will be a
Public Rehearsal or Miscellaneous Concert. con-
slsting Of Solos, rios. Glees, &c, made up most
ly by the musical talent from abroad.
On Friday Evening. Nov 3, there will be a
Grand Concert with full Chorus and Solo talent
combined; also Vocal and Instrumental selec-
! tons
Amy - I" inc 'ouiHP, kauinlItiLS lO ali
rchearsa!S and c1ncertS) - cents
Single SesSlon - cents.
fuhhc fehearSal y cents.
Grand Concert so cents.
40 labor nor expense has been spared to make
this Festival exceed in interest any thing of the
kind ever held in this section.
The Iassumpsic Railroad will carry to the
Convention for fare one way, and both hotels will
board members at reduced rates. Members who
come by railroad will be furnished with return
check by the Secretary of the Society on applica-
ticn. THERON HOWARD, President.
A. W. Eastman, G. NJ Stone, Secs.
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OFFICER
EDISON FEE SENDEN. President.
HORACE J. MORSE, Vice President.
JAMES J. BURNS, Secretary.
HARTFORD, CT.
NJ. V. B. BULL. General Agent.
S. I. BROOKS, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
e. W. JENKINS, Ag't for Caledonia Co.
Address, st. JohnSburv Vt Tt,j
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LIFE POLICIES.

LIFE FOLlClES,
Payable at death. on which premium is paid every
year during life of assured.
5, 10, Is, & 20 YEAR LIFE POLICIES,
Payable at death, on which the premium for life
Is PAID IN five. ten. fifteen or twenty years.
These policies draw dividends yearly after the
fourth year during life of assured.
ENDOWMENT POLICIES,
Payable when the assured arrives at a specified
age, or at death il it occurs before on which the
premium is paid every year until the amount in
sured Is paid.
ENDOWMENT Policies.
payable when the assured arrives at a specified
age or al death If 1t occurs BEFORE on which the
premium is paid IN ten annual payments.
ITS POPULARITY
Is extensive the country its officers are enter
ptlsiiiS ana Its business success is thorough. Be-
fore m>urIng investigate the plans Of this COM
pany ard see the agent for this county.
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5, 10, Is, & 20 YEAR LIFE POLICIES,
ENDOWMENT POLICIES,
ENDOWMENT POLICIES.

payable when the assured arrives at a specified
age, or at death if it occurs before on which the
premium is paid in ten annual payments.
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Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obitua
ries including poetry, SIX CENTS Il line.