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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

New Castle County Mutual lnsuranc
COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INsTITUrK.n
Corner Eighth and Market sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
terest ON Premium Notes Reducedts peret.
NHE Principslof Mutual Insurance 10 b.neyed to bs
ths ne safest and so far has proved to
thi instituton has been but
Other apith losses BY Fire TING
nsu red in tbs pss a. -. 81 wsS have been
burned out attest The object has been 70 aecsrs
good list safe Risks rather than Of
nsrted Without regard to h4ssard ssssnins the
astersduring the year.
~ Wiininston Glty,-wiili.p Candy. assfss Richard
Clement B smyts John 0gehrsn, hdward T. Bsilah.
BrsedyHins dMESx.ri a.inssnl;: GLAND p,o,,
" riatianA Hd.-Jamea Riddle,
NV Csstls Hd.--John 9uyer,
white oiA' Greek hdtIfssTr1kh sF SAsn p.,.,
$ D SMIra, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

UPHOLSTERY.
sprln Hair and Husk MattreassaoA hand. Houfp L a.
hostsry done with promptneEg.
UNDERTAKING.
WeNre the agents of Fisks Metallic urIalCasr,o, tt
5tate Of Delaware, Fame style used Tor tie hurt III
oisy, webster and other Of our most eminent men.
Oeth, Mahogany and Walnut Coflins, Alwaya on hand
Funerals superlntended personally by of The frrn
Cabinet materials hair cloth, yeneers vsrpsh
xae go at hilAdephlA prices furnished the trade
mooLI Building, sos Market Street, oors abovo 81
- = nnluNIon pel TnBrlR-iy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11
Iron. Hardware and Coal

sac suDsoribers woul respectfully cal
he attention Of their friends aud the pub
lot TO their large and we'll selected Stock
of lron and Hardware, consiatinE q part
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

FOR sALF.
IIME Kennedy ana Melnnia superior Land
Ii h "a and Building Lime at the lowest priea
delivered promptly by Vessel load or hy
HAIL Road. Wood taken 10 exchange
EnAI Cumberland and Brood Ton BItuminon,
wv AL goal, Tor Steam and BlaeksmItbing M
Vessel or by the bushel. "
ChAI from the hehigh, Locust Mountain nd
IL ceieorAtea Baltimore Cos. mines,
SAND rh'''ry ''" n,,.,o.v.a
O1NhzlN Rosedale Cement an PIAstsr
AND ofths best Suality, fresh irotn,
PLASTER the Works atJsrssyoity
WOOD. PINE, OAK AND
- HICKORY,
reasonable terms U" 'ne III"
Tue gbove can he had at
B. y. NRWLIN's
Wood Coal and Lime Yard, foot Of x ines St
~ WILMINGTON. nEl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

Sion, sss.ss.
Since tbs or Anisatiop Of this COMPANY liz death
the yum of has been paid Of VII ich 81
e6g27were paa as dividends or additions to policies
cry induoement for q married mAn 10 pfoyfds Tor X
family after death.
q aRed thirty yeArs.
Husbands and fathers 10 the ultimate fsts Of vop,
wife and children matter OF such psrfso indifference
to you asnot to call for sacrihes 70 aver
less than hall dollar week. II that Il 80 how wsij
they bsarths double Bereavement (h9St VOC
having your wife aad children thrown upon the cold
charities Of the world to katry sum on 66S
beats week, when BY paying that san, they voald
have aoompstenoJ TO live sfd against credit
RS sure to come and NO ~ an kuoWafh or
soon. FaAinformsten can Be had 81 esllng on
GEO. n. DICKSON,
Agent for Delaware, at the Record err Once bower
Del, or y. Z. TAYLOR, CLERKS once Oily Hall. VII
q. Del dQc0 VI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11
REMOVAL.

The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III to
No 6O7 Market Street.
IhCOhPOhATRD BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
4 STATE ~ DELAWARE, with Capital OF Or OF, 90 J.
The President and seeretar
Insur.nee at their ONCE in Kilmigs agsnsi oss b,
Fire On every description Of buildings general msr
chAndse In port and their fur
niture aud other personal property aso again Ioss
damage BY inland transportation Oh goods, wares mer.
ohnndize and oouBtry produce.
Terms OF Insurance will be favorable ANY of Nh
0omyanies In the cities of philadelphia or New Yortc
PertHs insured repose the fullest in the
sotaty 81 s capital and that losses Will be promptly
At the Annual Election held March 6ta the s,Iovns
Stockholders were elected Directors serve for the
Ing year, viz;
DIRECTORS
deorge Jones, bAml. u. Newiin, Edv M Inan
pav'a y. aWi,ses, John p Porter, Geo. v. sparfs.
InIrancs may be made 10 any time not less than In
IN addition to the above mode prons,t, thu
Delaware FIRE Insurance Com ia mar
pstnA erect perpetual nsur Real Estate Ia 81
tect nsrPet9aI Insurance the beconns nsarsj
according TO tn. nature OF the upon The ~
pc nsured-bn which can he withdrawn Al any t1ms -
eevneo Per cent on the cunt deposited fhs methoS
peneFsd TO be much TO tbs psu "a
Ssrs Is no az oot and
Property that would be insured per annnu !, - snd
oenn $1,000, will be insured at AZ and per dsnos,
a1a 70 ilke proportion the riAk increases
fsrsens wshnE 70 Insure their property or want
iormtnon the of Insurance WIN apply to he
aEoRaEJoNRs, President.
sOHh MOLE .RAnrstarV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11
THEk AaMERy MUrUAL n mn
insurance Company OF enc state
(ORIaINAL NM Cnxxr. h.

80 (oRiorNAL MIL CKxxx, hoA
Delaware, its saRsrior advantages issuraaes
rss re on All a's'npaen' Of property. except Ma.
IT.. ia.,i,s,ion commended ~ ov.r % y.... .ap.
rance, tbeing the nrsi 10 inroducs the pncin. ITO
our stas1 By reason Of whish Is bslisvsI tns nsn
ss,T. es's s.sa sn.Ssa % 70 sad discriminate
der the msmbsfship among the most Equitable in
character Of the numsrous Insurance conpasiss pre-
takes credit 20 itself shst III, pAvmsa,s Of is,s..
have be,n 40 promp. and liberal that in 70 years bus
ease litigation has occurred Aad ssarssiy one vth
out sn'irs Satisfaction to the parties insured
amouut Of ito risks 1t h dssiiasd Handrsds 81 Thou
sands OF Dollsrs of Insurance. either a too
srsat "A amount in single max ossrss uaS OBJ
his msnnertt 10 conceived II has the sassst and
a% so, sss! q. IA p.ops,tisn 10 he
Company within reasonable range.
evidence OF this 1t has not only reduced the rate
III a.. swa a. al times moderate oas.yA dsrins
fund Of s 900, security Against any al On
tbs Deposit Notes, which ~ the resort % Scrip
Csrtnestos the balances due TO each member now
oeinE Issued will be paying interest them from jan
aary 1852 attae rate Of per cent per sanum, thss
i sonnsnosd. the year 1893. with real protection
sarpiusFu,d $500
Total protection, esoo 700
IT'S the vsrk Of the Farmers Of Delaware, snd o.
such they ought to patronizs 1t.
Prssidspt-JRssER SHARPE.
Secretary and Tressarsr-RoBlsr McCAss n D.
DIRECTORS;
XII Wilson, Brandy wine Hd.; James Dalsplain
ehrstisps Hd.; James Webb, samuel Barr, 1. G..
stotsenhurg and JesseV Sharpe. wilmingon IA; Rob
ert Meoabe, MIL Greek Id John p William son,
White Clay Creek Hid George Jsnvfsr; New CasLs
hd; Curtis b Ellison, Peneader Id; John G. Clark,
Red Lyon, HID WIN. Temple, smyrna James II.
BuInhim, st: Georges Hd. Charles T. Fleming, Peter
T. Caasey, Milford dsAry Todd, Dover Charles Tun.
neil, Georgetown,
AoENTs-As we'll for eceiving applications for In.
surance as dues OF members:
III Wilson, Brandy w,ns Id Robert McCabs MIL
Creek Hid James Daaplain Christiana IA ; John y
Williamson white Clay Creek. Id; curtis b, Rllison,
rensader "a Red Lion 81, Georges, and Appoquini
ChPpsn, New Cattle Hd; Charles +. Pism ming, NM.
Dover
Communications general business Addressed to the
undersgnsd Wilmington will receive i'm mediate aten.
tiop. ROBERT McOABR n
July "a Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

Hon. w. H. Herndon, for many years n.
law partner of Abraham Lincoln. made .
speech recently at Springfield, ILL.,, from tho
report Of which we take the following:
"He took direct issue with President job,
son in his oft repeated assertion that he wa.
following in the footsteps Of his illustrioes
predecessor, and characterized the assertion
as williul and premeditated lie. He pro.
duced evidence proving that johnson was
opposed to the policy Of Abraham Lincoln all
through the administration, and insinuated
more than he demonstrated, which he s,;d
he was tblo and ready to prove at a perio5
not far in the failure. He quoted largelv
from Mr.. Lincoln's correspondence, SHOWING
that he never assumed to have any right or
authority to NEEDLE in any matter of recon
struction. That that was matter entirelv
in the hands Of Congress"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12
yuattbman q Stair gOurnaI.
BY +. P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, OCTOBER 70, 1866.
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
WAtroN's DAILY Journal will as usual, give
an abstract Of all Legislative proceedings; and,
as heretofore, probably win be the only paper that
will do so. Members will be furnished at the fol-
lowing rates:
Single copy, at the Office cents ten or more
for cents per copy.
One copy during the session, sent by mail, post
paid for one dollar.
Eight copies sent daily during the session, by
mail, post paid, 60 address, for 5000; or
sixteen or twenty -four, or any other number divi-
sbe by eight, at the same rate.
The Waterman u Journal weekly, will also
contain all the Legislative reports, and will be
furnished as follows
Single copy at the office, 8 cents, or ten or more
copies at cents.per copy.
Single copy sent by mail postpaid, during the
session, for S5 cents.
Three copies sent by mail, postpaid, to one
address, for 81 and for any number over three
and diyisbe by three sent 10 one address, at the
rate of "a cents for each three copies
~ Orders for the weekly should be made on
or before Saturday morning so that the printers
may print the required number for Daily, to-day.
Il. p. WALTON.
Montpelier Oct II, 1866.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12


SrEEAK AHEAU OF NoAH.-A dispute
once arose between two Sootchmen, named
Campbell and NJ Lean, upon the antiquity of
their families. The latter would not allow
that the Campbells had any right to rank
with the M'Leans in antiquity, who, he insist
ed, were in existence as clan since the be-
ginning Of the world Campbell had a little
more biblical knowledge than his antagonist,
and asked him if the M'Lesns were before
the flood.
"Flood what food :" asked M'Lean.
"The food, you know, that drowned all
the world but Noah and his family, and his
fock." said Campbell.
pooh you and } our food" said M'Lean,
"my clan was aiore the food"
81 have not read in my Bibe," said Camp
bell, "of the name OF M Lean going into
Noah's ark"
"Noah's ark T. retorted M'Lcan 10 con-
tempti "Who ever heard O. MLean that
hadn't a boat o his ain p
In the assurance of strength, there is
strength, and they axe the weakest, however
strong, who have no faith in themselves or
their powers.
YOUNG MAN Are you waiting for some
door to open into broad and useful future
Don't wait Select your door aud fly it open,
even though you get your fingers pinched.
Life is the jailor of the soul in this filthy
prison, and It's only deliyerer Is death what
We call life is journey to death, and what
we call death is passport to life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA ALL RIGHT!
Repu6Iican MOjOTity rom 5 600 10 2O,0OO!l!
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES IN INDI-
ANA AND OHIO.

MAJORITIEs IN INDI-
ANA AND OHIO.
BosToN, Aug. 9-l0.45P.
A Philadelphia dispatch says the Repub-
licans have elected four out of five Congress
men in lhst city.
Republicans have an aggregate of $500 in
the city. Gains reported in the interior
towns. BLANCHARD.
CINCINNATI, Oct 9.
Pendleton will be defeated by 1900 major
ity. The Union men are jubulant.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g.
In the seventh and eighth wards Geary
h ad SIS majority for Governor, up to noon.
Mr.. O'Neil has majority over Hulme up to
same hour.
In the first district Randall dem. is elect
ed to Congress by 1000 majority, a gain OF
about 1000 to his party
Boston, Oct. 9--ll-30 p. M.
Philadelphia gives Geary about 1000 ma
jcriiy, and Allegheny 1000 majority
Pennsylvania will give Geary about 20,-
600 majority. BLANCHARD.
BosToN, Oct. 9--l2.20 p. NJ.
Eorney'a Press estimates Geary's majority
$4,000.
Cape Of 10th, and Kontz of 18th districts,
Kelley, Taylor, Myers and o'Neal are
elected.
Philadelphia gives 5000 majority for
ceary.
CINCINNATI, Oct. o.
Later returns indicate the re- election of
all the Union Congressman, and the Union
majority is 10000, ON the State ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
The Democrats, who last evening were
confident that Clymer had been elected, this
morning eoncede the election of Geary by
5000 majority. Gen. Geary's majority,
however, will be nearer $4,000.
The returns come in slowly, and the even
ing papers contain no returns, either special
or otherwise.
The largest Democratic gains are Randall's
district, where open colonization has been
practised.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
Forney's Press latest estimate shows the
majority for Geary to be 1880.
In the 18th Congressional district, Deni-
son (Dem. is reelected TO Congress. His
election is to be contested.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
The agent of the Associated Press estima-
ties Garey's majority in the State at 10 900.
John w. Forney estimates it at $4,000.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 10.
The election in Ohio passed off quietly. A
very heavy vote was cast. The Union party
gain everywhere. The majority on the State
ticket is abont $4,000.
believe the full Union Congressional tick
ct Is re-elected, giving seventeen Union men
and two Democrats.
In the 18th District, Delsno (Union) pos
sibly runs close. pendleton was defeated for
Congress in Cincinnati, by about 500.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.
Returns from Indiana are very incomplete,
but appear to indicate the election Of the
ulion State ticket by from 10000 to $4,000
minority. In the fret Congressional district
Niblsck (Dem.) is elected. In the third
district, Hunter lRepub.) is elected. In the
fifth district Julian (Repub.) is elected
In the sixth district, CObuTn (Repub,) ia
slec ed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

About 5000 sheep have just been started
from Vermont for Virginia. They will foot
It at the rate Of ten miles per day, and get
their living on the road,
1t is reported that the late presidential ex.
cursion has completely bankrupted the fiaan-
ces Of the johnson National Union Club,
leaving it $685. in debt.
The New York Evening Post says that at
a meeting of prominent Democrats in that
city on Wednesday, it was decided to send
delegates to Washington to represent to the
President that the policy Of removing Re.
publicans from office and appointing copper.
heads was extremely Injurious, and ought to
be diseontinued--at least until after election.
The course Of the President in respect to va
rious matters was severely criticised.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

OF these votes record must be made
in each House, and at II o'clock on Wednes-
day, Oct "a, both Houses are required to
meet in joint assembly, when these records
are to be read. II any person has received a
majority in each House on the preceding day
for Senator for the full term, he will be de-
clared elected and so for each Of the yscan-
oies but If in either case, it is proved that
both Houses have not concurred, then the
joint assembly will proceed to choose by viva
voce vote. One vote at least, in each election,
must be taken on that day by the joint assem-
bly,, and so on, by adjournment from day to
day, one vote at least must be taken on each
day
We have no doubt that both Houses will
respond joyfully to the expectations Of the
people and elect Mr.. Morrill, for the full term
on the first ballot. Beyond that we are not
prepared to give a guess, since, in respect to
either Of the other elections, there has not
been discussion enough to elicit any decided
expression Of public opinion The people
have been interested mainly in the full
term, and on that they have emphatica ly
spoken. 1t may be that the way will be
made clear for complete election in all the
cases on the first trial, but we are not certain
that fhere will not be contests for the yaoan.
cies. If there are to be oontests for the va
oancies, then it is quite important that tho
order Of the law shall be observed and the
election for the full term be first made fol
on that, there can be no doubt Of the desire
Of vast majority of the people. Il would
therefore be maniiestly wrong to permit thai
election to be mingled at all with the cleo.
tons for the vacancies. Indeed, each case
should be settled independently of the other
and we hope may be. That will best com
poit with the dignity Of the Legislature ant
the independence Of every member 1hes,
elections viii constitute the principal work o
the session, and we can ia no way so wei
show our good will for every member Of tn,
/ Legislature as to invite his independent anC
conscientious action in each of these cases
There are various questions, both Of 'oca
and general consequence, TO be 90
and taking all in all, we think the a q
1866 will be one of extraordil4ry imp7,,ooc
and interest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

LUoIFER BURNT DURAN entertainment
called "Luciier in the Jaws OF He'll" was an
nounced recently at Dieppe, France, and
crowds Aocked to see it. At the appointed
time great pile of wood, saturated with
turPentine, was lighted, and the performer,
clad in fantastic hre-proof suit, and holding
huge fork in his hand, walked through the
flames, stirring up the flames as he went.
Encouraged by the applause, be entered a
second time, lost his way, and wandered
aimlessly backward and forward. The fire.
men, seeing his condition, exerted themselve,
to save him, and in few minutes he was
Withdrawn. he died shortly afteTward.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

BREKoH- LOADING GUNS IN lTALY.--The
Italian government intended to have armed
its troops with the famous needle gun which
proved so effective in the hands of the Prus-
slams during the recent war, but it has been
found impossible to get them from Prussia,
and the war minister has invited manuiactu-
rers and inventors of firearms throughout the
world to send in their models of breech load
ers. A special commission is to sit at the
royal armory at Turin, and all models pre-
sented will have a full and fair trial before
the decision is finally made. This will give
coed chance for American inventors to pre-
sent their claims for the most perfect firearm
yet constructed, and they will undoubtedly
promptly seize upon the opportunity Tor
winning profit for themselves and fame for
their country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

In the ninth district, Coliex (Repub.) re-
elected.
In the tenth district, Williams (Repu' ,
is elected,
In the eleventh district, sbanks P.epub.l
is elected.
In the seventh district, voorf .ess Sold dis &.
trict) the contest is very clos .. and eufieien,
returns have not been recr ,lved as vet 10 in.
dictate the result.
ST. Louis, Oct 10.
-Four meetings were held in different parts
Of the city last nRht, Vt which members OF
the Southern Loyalists delegation spoke to
large audiences.
The delegation leaves tomorrow for Spring
field, ILL.,, where a demonstration is to be
made at The tomb Of President Lincoln.
LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
John Covode telegraphs that he is returned
to Congress by small majority. This makes
a gain Of two certain. in the Congressional
delegation from this State.
The Legislature will be Republican, and
Curtin will succeed Mr.. Cowan in the SEN
ate.
New YoBK, Oct Q.
The Purser ofthe Evening Star telegraphs
from Savannah as follows:
"The Evening Star went down on the
morning Of the Sd inst, in a hurricane. Six
teen are only known to have been saved. Nc
women.
Among the passengers were the opera
Z troupe Of Paul Alharza, which arrived here
Just before the sailing Of the Evening Star
on the steamer Vile de Paris, from France
There were 50 members OF the troupe.
Spaulding's Circus Company Of 80 persons
also took passage on the Evening Star. They
had it is said, all their psIaphernalia, but nc
horses. The crew numbered 65 PERSONS
I There were less than 800 souls on board
INDGANoPoLIs, oct. 10.
Judging from the returns as received, In
diana will give from 10 600 to $4,000 Kepub.
lican majority.
he Congregational delegation will stand az
heretofore, except oorhees old district which
is still in doubt.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
The election in this city is progressing
I quietly, confined entirely to the old register
alton lists.
New York, Oct. 10.
Gold, 1894. 1905, lO63.4. 20,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

THEATRE.-Oqr theaue-going readers will
be pleased to learr that Amy Stones sensa-
ton Troupe will open at the Village Hall,
Monday evening next. The favor with which
this troupe Of popular artistes met at Mont
pelier last summer, warrants US in saying
that the house will be crowded nightly by
lovers of the histrionic art, their good con-
duct while here before having won for them
many friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

Corn ENohangerhe receipts since yesterday have 1851
9s bus Wheat lOOO Corn and 200
shorts The market r Flour Is steady quote Western
suPgrhns At 500 l0l' eotimon esras at sl25 q2Wl
fYore ST. Louis brands, Sil25 n Co. Southern Flour
choice Baltimore brands held s6a6 20 per bill Is
quiet SO5 SlOa for Southern yellow az
slQoalo: Western mixeds bush Oas haye been
sold at7Oslae oIlanada ooal0c r andNorern
and 90 % for Neser toaualy. Rye at sLlO 90
shorts 100 sO Fine SEQ 90 $780, and Middugs al ss
proysionsPerk 4 aspd selling ssl for prime $500
SO for mess and s3sa clear ranges from
S.SQ 20 Tor msss mess and ~ ga p ior family
SNa &c perb. Buter selling 81 al Der hi aud Cheese
Sl2 - a Is per ID, as 10 quality. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12
WILCOX d GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

"lts seam is stronger and less laole To- ri,
in use or wear than the Loeb. Stitch -
L"Jadges' Report, al the Grand TriaL"1
Send for the Report" and SAMPLES Of
Work. containing both kinds Of stitches. an
the same piece Of goods, to
DIN PHELPS, Wainfeld W
Agmtfor V,lor 6 Gibbs Sc,oirg Machine.
Machine Aert i.r sale at my place. at II
~ G. r. Fullerton's, Montpelier. and NJ
Hanes ~ Richardson's, Waterbury.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

Geo. II. Weeks, copper ohns onite, has
been appointed post master at Lyndon, in
place of VIM. II. McGafey removed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

General Mcclellan was proposed as can
dida1e for Congress in the Fourth Distric
Democratic Convention in New Jersey, bu
was Withdrawn and the nomination given tt
Mr. Rogers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

A friend writing to the editor of the Lou
isburg (Me.) journal from the South says he
dares not address Northern paper or append
his signature to any account Of the true state
OF etfaiTs in the late rebel States, for the let
ter would certainly be opened and the author
stand in danger OF losing his life. This is a
fitting commentary on the workings of "my
policy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-12

Hon. John A Kasson, of Iowa, who has
been considered conservative Republican,
recently made speech, in which he took
strong radical grounds, bitterly denouneing
the President for be,raying his party.