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agricultural,


agricultural,
pAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE has no
superior for producing large crops Corn Oats Grass
G fEGp' DUGDA ALE Sole Agent
mh22-f No. Spears wharf, up strirs.
pAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE affords
- the necessary food for plants containing IS per cent
Bone Phosphate Of Lime and Eer cent Of Ammonia.
ml25,t No. Spears wharf, up stairs.
PAUGH'S RAW.BONE PHOSPHATE is offer
ed to the agricultural community prompt aud
.. GEO DUGDALE, Sole Agent
mh25H No. Spears wharf up stairs.
pAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE con-
81 ains the active and essential properties Of bones pos
'7'-, '' ''' GEO BGGDA LIE, Sole Agent,
mh25 If No Spears wharf up stairs
EALIFORNIA GUANO.
~ Afew tons Of genuine California GUANO imported
-'''' -''''' - '' ". WHlTGL0CK \ Co,
. Il South street
MEXICAN GUANO: s0HBR&Ro GUAN0;
PERUVIAN GUANO; MANIPULATED GUANO. mills
DERUVIAN GUANO of superior quality, now
receiving from Agents and MI for sale by
fe26-f a South street.
M EXICAN GUANO.
or sin single 4 tom by W. WHlTELo OK, CO..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ W. WHITELoCK Il co.'s Super-Phosphatc Of Lime,
fa255f y ''0 III O'''' ii SOUTH STREET
A GENCY OF
n BAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Removed to No. Spears Wharf,
GEORGE n Fta5lIoEs SOLE AGENT
For Maryland and Virginia.
GENERAL CONsI$SI0N AGENCY,
FLtk shf RS ST fae 3G
GIBHEY HALL Co, Baltimore.
6. B. HATCH / Co,
]. Il Il. WARDEN,
p II. GREGORY Il Co, Lump&in, Ca ia2!tf
| MARYLAND COMPANY S
N1 SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
y ara M superior to any thing Of tbs 9d now in use
No lii South Eutsw sheet opposite baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot Baltimore, Md. InlGn
GUANol GUAN0H
Planters dealers will f SS sn%h5T
retail on v Sf sgS AZ St ri fhE5f FGETX
we deliver it as T S@GFyfS To %%iafF tx
thus saving the farmer every expense
'uf ''0'A u MEXICAN GUANO
embraces the cargoes of the 'Humboldt Cosmos and
PILOTS in 3 % Df n S f
or 0 slTg soe eSn Of
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all ofast SEASONS Importation and free from those
p"''e' I S FEM IME Importation
be f afs %
to a GR6SB yR RoSFg be applied
| Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones
| MANIPULATED GUANO,
or 1.-THE various brands, at the manufacturers prices
aul8H a. SoStS street
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-AN NEW
n FERTlLIZERequal to Guano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being alluval deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles
avenue, half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OIL
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper ne
Pia sn app t I as 90 Sf i5 street. e22
FFHE IMPROVED
4 METALLIC INKSfAND
| CHEAPEST AND FFS
THE MARX FL
EIGHT SIZE
SPONGE CUP ATTACHED.
wholesale and retail ny PETER WALTHER,
apis ~ :" eae.st. De-S-nore
SUNDRIE7s5; nrrv.
~ S. G. HAMS;
| KEG LARD
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
| For sale by POUMAiRAT & McCULLY,
| n2i-tf II and 40 Light street.
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IF.om the Daily News, Newport, r. IL
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26

from the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.l
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26

10 \ single bottle of SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times its cost annually. 81
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II III Perk;n
Aaron Fenton James H. Ston e.
Charles Hoffman, G. Howard Rogers
ial8-tf 1>-'-'@'t' Seer Sec1ets.,v
RALTINoRE
LIE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
OFFICE No. 6soUTH STREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President.
NsURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, TERM OF YEARS
or FOR LIFE
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
END0wMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women OF Children,
at the lowest rates
DTRECTOHs:
WA G. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON.
S. j. DONALDSON, \. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s GIBSON.
E. F. CHAMBERS ROBT. :. TAyLOP
F NJ. COLSTON, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner.
o4-i "a Franklin street.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH RlGGHHbnI3pN ,T A VA
Insures cheapest and navs tbe o If O., r,
PICK ake en- f RsE So@ @p64 mans Life for m g. =,
and children exemnt from The cia ~" ne zen ny o. ms WE
$WAAIf q T%fj tfiEKIsoN, Pr F5s-,sa,.
Medical Examiner, DR.. JNO. G. MACKENZIE
D. Afi 10 o u Ionbsr aas sf2tst,
fe7tf " " W Baitimor,s
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
Ensures against loss or damage By FREQ ALL DEscgIp
TONS OF PROPERTY within the limits of the CITY
BOARD oF p piR &c ssoiDANT
John H. Ehlen r " Rcnnstt
Augustus j. Albert, Samuel Hart
Chas II Keyser HUN Bolton
Q. a. Schaeier, Robert Taylor,
Frederick Achey, Thor homs: Gresms11
Nathan Tyson, Garrett BTogn,
F. iittg Skater, John N. Gait,
8endes l. Cohen, David H. Shriver,
James 4 .dsrscn John A. Sfrver
u CownTpcI.1 RTIIn1 a a. l.
GEO B COAIF Val "
the Licensed Agent with fun Il bowers for tha
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
o,,r, ,,-,.--, F'o0'''.
Cash Assets, al,i82,OOO,
CITY flNh asS GonP IA OF HARTFORD
NORTH AMERICAN F7RE1Ns 90 H.prEopn
lash Assets, '''i'Voi'
Cash Assets, s37s 2sS. WE U.s.
MARINE.
Assets, s2I4 49, >-'H'
u N~NE>4A-A1A'
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from the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills.
rapidly increasing.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26

Mr.. SPALDING. >
SIR; wish you to send more box OF your Cepha
Tic fs hare received great deal Of benefit from them
Yours, respectfully.
AARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
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Iron the Advertiser, Providence, r. II
The testimony in their favor is strong from the mos
respectable quarters.
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Water DRlII AND SEWER PIPBS.

age viii b. found 10 exceed, by far the use of any other
material Tor the same purposes All orders addressed
above will be promptly attended to- Goods delivered in
ml15
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-AN NEW
FERTlLIzERequal oGuano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being alluval deposit composed OF animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles St.
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate; from Falls Road half mile at Upper Ne
servoir. Apply at IS South street. oo =,
Price so cents cart load. leZ-nII
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NJ .-: YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Pills for the cure Of the Ner Gus eadSche and
and received the same they had good effect that
Please send by retora mail. Direct to
a. r. WHEELER,
fpsilant, Michigan.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz: Cure of headache ia all its forms.
LFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
If you are, have been troubled with the headac
send for box, Cephalic Pills. that you may have the
in case of an attack.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
with entire success
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha Val
We that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
tFrom the Advertiser Providence R. IL
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and the very best for that
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
from the Daily News, Newport, r. II
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Massl
[From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Lal
Try them you that afflicted, and are sure
your testimony be added to the already lis
that has rec evd benefits that other medicine FRO
dCce.
From the Western R. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Nr. SpaldnS, and his unrivaled
Cephalic Pills.
Iron the Advertiser, Providence, K. II
The testimony in their favor is strong from the mos
! respectable quarters.
from the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills.
| rapidly increasing.
from the Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr. SPadingwould not connect his name with an artcl
he did not knoU to possess real merit.
Said to be very effcacous for the headache
from the Commercial Cincinnati Ohiol
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02
Gol,lltrp.
[WHOLE NO. 234.

of marque and reprisal;;" and Congress
has added an awful sanction to this i'm
portant provision. BY the act of Congress
passed April 80. 1870. sec. 0. it is declared
that eff any citizen shall commit any act
Of hostility against the United States. or
any citizen thereof, upon the high seas.
under color of any commission from any
foreign prince or state, or on pretense Of
any authority from any person, such Of
fender shall be adjudged to be pirate. fel-
on and robber, and on being convicted
thereof shall suffer DEATH"
Nor can Mr. Davis evade this provision
by granting his licenses to citizens of for
eign countries, for the several treaties be-
tween the United States and France, Hol-
land. Sweden, Prussia. Great Britain.
Spain. Colombia, Brazil. Chill. Ecuador,
and other powers, declare that no subiect
or citizen of either nation shall accept .
commission or letter of marq1e to assist an
enemy in hostilities against the other, un-
der pain of being treated as o pirate.
Add to all this the fact that so long as
the so-called southern confcdcracy is not
recognized as one of the existing powers
of the earth, its commissions and letters of
marque can receive no manner of attention
or regard. and are in legal point Of view.
no better than SO much waste paper. and it
is clear that no earthly reason exists for
treating Mr.. Davis's privateers, when ia
ken. otherwise than as other pirates are
treated. This should be the view taken by
the government.o of the United States. and,
considering the present condition of our
navy, there can be no safety for the COM
merce Of the United States upon any more
lenient hypothesis. The President owes
|, to the whole mercantile community of
the loyal states to promptly hang every
man OF every crew who shall be taken from
the proposed frecbootirg cruisers Of the
southern confederacy.-N. Y. World.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

On the 18th Mr.. Jefferson Davis, in his
character as official head Of the southern
rebellion. issued proclamation inviting
all persons desiring so to do TO appiy to his
government for letters Of marque and re-
prisal. and to fit ont privateers to cruise
against the widely scattccd and almost un-
protected merchant marine of the United
States. It Is not our purpose 70 enlarge
upon the uncxsmplcd and hcarfIess bsrbar-
ity Of this sppeal TO the ruffaus and des-
persdoes of ali nations. but simply to show
that the political Adventures who having
Elided appropriately from embczziemcnt
TO grand larceny, burglary and highway
robbery. have at hast proposed ffkAcy as
4 fitting crown TO their infsmy. xads pses
Art. 4. sec. 10. of the Constitution, de-
'clares: an o state shall snter into any treaty.
alliance, or confederation. or grant letters
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEpNEsDaY, Anil "a.

ed1 WEDNESDAY, April "a.
The hour having arrived. under the
proclamation Of the Governor assembling
the Legislature, q O'Clock p. NJ the
House was called to order by Hon. Jona-
than w. Gordon, Of Marion, Clerk there
Of. 80 Z. r'ida -. ef : go
The roll was called, and gentlemen an
swered as follows: -5oe1s 3 80 ssif
Mcssrs. Anderson. Black, Brett. Bryan.
Bundy, Burgess, Cameron. Campbell.
Cason, Collins of Whitley. Collins ol
Adsms, Combs, Cooprider. Grain, Dash
iel. Davis, Dobbins. Edison. Epperson,
Erwin, Ferguson, Fisher, Ford. Fordyce,
Fraser. Clifford. Gore. Gresham, Hall,
Harvey, Haworth, Hayes. Heffien. Hen
bricks. Hopkins. Horton. Howard, Hud-
son, Hurd, dickinson, Jones of yermill-
ion. Jones of Wayne. Hendricks. Lads.
Lane. Lee. Lightner, Mclean. Moorman.
Moss, Ncbeker. Orr. Packard, Parrett,
Pitts. Polk. Prov, Randall. Roberts.
Sherman. Sloan, Smith of Bartholomew,
Smith Of Miami, Stephenson. Stotsenberg.
-Treer, Thomas, Thompson, Turner, Un-
derwood, Warrnm. Wells, Williams.
Wilson, Woodruff, Woods, and Mr..
- Hon. Cyrus NJ. Allen, Of Knox. Speak
er. elected at the last regular session, an
nouneed to the House his resignation Of
the Chair as Presiding officer. % iq s11sms
- He also presented the resignation OF
;Azur P. Newkirk. Of Fayette. First As
: = u . t. ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

men should be hurried by thousands to the
capital. Let the reveille be sounded in
the streets of every city, and every man
that can be spared enroll his name among
the defenders of his country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

A TRArroR CAUGHr-The Lieut.. Jenni-
fer who first gave information to the vir-
ginians Of the condition Of matters At Car
Isle Barracks. next resigned his commis-
SIGN. and finally ran away. has been ar
rested at Hanover, Pa. and will b tried
as q traitor. a. 80 - .l-.---o ---.-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

a. addition per cent will be made on the
Ghsvs rates ss Special Notices.
xr,sss 4. sAer towns cities will be allowed twenty
I've eeaiou. advsrts~ruenf Of any kind
Ssu - i.s-rssd ~ -. than regular rates +.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

The Boston Courier says that General
Pierce has snxiously desired and urged
many Of his most intimate personal friends.
connected with che militia. to 60 at once,
and with the utmost alacritY. to the aid of
the government. and that those friends arc
zealoasly and constantly employed night
and day in preparing to conPly with these
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

DHlLLIPS Il DEVOR.
ATTORNEYS AND c0rSsELo.s-
PIYAorTH. ISD- -.
win pr.rsi~. in sh- cf Marshall. kcscrsk" Ek
r.as.. sna ..tiotuipx counties. and i'm all ef ~hh
-. 81 will be given matters of collection
a cssna south Bend. ind J. u. Dcfrccs. washingt"n
n n ms.uil>zxh F.t wayns J. r. Jones. indisnaf-s-'
q n p,lrsss Goshen Ind: A. L. Osborne. IaF"rte
Il n shsrhurn, So. Lsuis .. p. R'snd-, ch'c~so, III
nsh5o 7itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

& s'4'n getting - as che loafer said.
when he was stealing lard. p''rps
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02

recentsspeech at Springfield is the best an
swer, perhaps. thst can be made to the
Democrats article. and we reproduce it
for that purpose: ..+s-...
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
1 SrRINGFIEIp. April 20.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02
BUSINESS CARDS.
u o b f II T d L A X E L Y,
Attorney 1t Law and Notary Public,
umusat, Marshall Comfy, Ind.

s~w ssssoa to- the collection debts entrusted =
~ ..rs Lapli 22tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-02
Ths gepablifan,
Terms of subscription.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TEWMS Or ADVERI HShNWs
ose squsrs Of I'D ems or less three weeks OF less
us.s Al Insertion Larger advertisements
ss srcpcrticn half square to as half
s.~Srs >r h,if ~ouare To be charged whole square
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16
About the Townsville Affair.

g Carlton the correspondent OF the Boston
Journal, furnishes the following relative to the
country near townsville:
" All around is a fine agricultural country.
needing only thrift and industry to make it &
paradise. There is picturesque sght--a corn
held with morning glorios winding around eve.
ry stalk-so thick that the ground is hid with
the creeping vines which hold up thousands of
blue ana purple bells to catch the dew DROPS
" A beautiful sight, " remarked to an old far
mer. Vas, but they interfdre with the crap :;
they IS mighty bad when they gifts into these
yerc fields He was u true Virginan, Judging
by ms accent whether descended from one Of
the flrst or second families, cannot say. He
evidently had not had high aesthetic culture
Dat II was a beautiful sight to look at the broad
acres OF gorles. ALI around was the din of war.
put nature smiled as peacefully as if no blood
hau ever stained the earth, or crime marred the
oeau'y OF the image Of the divine in human
FORM --''A'
speaking of the conduct Of the troops in the
affair at Lewinsyil8, he says:
Col. Hyde Of the Vermont Third informed me-
mat tne troops behaved admirably, and were on.
~ oesifous OF making al advance; bus as it WAS
ueSieneo only to reconn0itre, and against posi
u'o instructions 10 make al attack, thew could
not 0a sratifed. One private ct Col. Hvde's
regiment mad finger Of his right hand carried
away by fragment of shell. He looked at if
a a moment, shook off the blood, and said, well,
can pun trigger yet. = If lie had had -
chance, he would have tried.
r " ", men the troops reached their camp. Gen
4, was there. They cheered him heart.
ny: lie dismounted. went to the ambulnncss
"a SN9Ok hands with the wounded, and gave
'n3m cheerful words. One poor fellow was al
ln; gone but with strong cfort he partly
laiSea q, himself up and said Thank YOU. Gen.
.fal In half hour lie was dead A Gene
IA WAC Is 50 considerable will be beloved by his
' |p ne ara they will fight desperately When
V ~ - = ""l0t"ln IA whose genius they nave all
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16
Very Latest by rels,r,nI.
4 O'CLOCK + \,
"A kiotover British DESERT.
Fresh Arrival of "contrabapd,r
The Rebel Steamer YorAto.
Iron-Plated. wv
Expedition from New York

Col. Perry's Continental Guard 'pppElt.
and Washington Grays left last night ";' ,s
for Washington, but it is not vet ee, Cent, "al
Theirs was riot at Staten Island ~"'.
rising from an attempt of British 'o os
| arrest deserters from one Of their am Jlcef
One OF the deserters claimed to be- froa, 'Y "a
chusetts, and the crowd would NOT Ill., IlaSa
be taken away. Two other desertars Ta nm
men, were allowed to be taken off. One m' g..
officers were severely handled. W.
~ FORTRESS MONROE, Sent 4
A party OF contrabands escaped last ~, ~.
from neal. Sewall's Point, in a canoe ard usN
arrived here. They represent provisions si ~ b aa
cess Anne County as scarce that tbres =" i'@
five hundred rebel troops at Sewal's po n'.sa
that the force there is constantly chanpins '.
deserter states that the Rebel steamer VII VII.
is actually iron plated 50 as to protect ba wv
chinery. I '
Miss Dix spent the day at Old Point and ~.
ceeds to Washington She is hipbly nI.i p.
with the condition of affairs at the bo.1I;. .1
New YORK, Sent. "a
The Tribune editorially states that nran.,
ton tor two important movements aeains, Il,
Southern coast are rapidly going forward !
one of which the land forces will he undar r..
Butler, and the other under Gen. Sherman
The number of troops will be about o5m
with naval force of proportionate strengtS "
The points to be assailed are unknown
The Tribune's Washington dispatcb oi,a,
letter from Lieut.. Cummings, of the shin Ria.
mond, detailing conversation with Cant w,
ris, of the British Navy while at Port Ror,I
The latter after asking Lieut. Cummings fh
was not looking for a privateers stand s
they were ordered to observe strict neur,i~
and if the Sumter should arrive she would y
ceive the same attention as that given him.
He then exhibited to Lieut.. Cummings an ~.
tract from letter from the Lord of AGniroIr
which says " In the event of any vessel bsS.
ing the Flag of the Confederate States y,pm
to observe strict neutrality" The fig bJs
scribed in the letter, and the following ad]4
g The number Of stars will be ncreqs3
case new States should join the Confedeatio
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept Il.
The Chattanooga, Tenn, Gazette of the Ii.
says Union camp was formed about ten nla
north of. Chattanooga, and IL large had 54.
raised with a sword suspended over it. Abs
2oO men are eacamped and drilled regularly.
New YORK, Sept T.
The Vermont Sharp shooters arrived .H
yesterday, taking quarters at Weekhawkea
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16
4 G&llaa Hove,

On 6~t'lJay ias5, Cov. BARBRA aLa received
oEder' to send torHMld ~ once the two regiments
NO" 81 camp IN CHS State AID We learn thew
are 10 ar1 t1r me seat OF warto DAY (l1onlav
hat danger, "r w1a9 contemplated. ..nternriso
OF n'oYenltT Of oar asmy near Washington has
occasloned 'ni8 endden ard poanticipatad order
we 10 n'' know, ho5 VS. sorposo It IS based
npo' an eApeosd att4ch by the whole G.~:n
t.'' haf@' amy in Virginia upon sotue p,.ls i.
our deirnctS en- the PotoNac.
Ia9 Regiments, We regret to say, az .a .,o
coalition 10 80, and viii maze bat sorry show
ts an army. They have not yet been eitber
armed or "aioFmed, and we hardly thin il nos.
SI'le they oau be before leaving. Hardly Conn
p'nJ Il i"'I toe recruiting having been stoppod
before cnoI&h were secured to leave fu) Com.
p'n'oS after those had been rejected who did
not pass the rigid inspection of the Armv sur-
geons. The volunteers all feel this keenlv INIT
Will! go cheerfully, working in such wav as
they may be able to save the Republic. Their
hearts and lives they have devoted to their
Country. They have done what thew could
lhose whose duty it has been to do the rest
must answer as they are best able, the serious
ana angry questions of those who having done
mus much have right TO demand arms uni.
forms, and the quipnents of soldier.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16

10Y fairbanks recurring offices are like the
'tclE-l2t;--ti'ey eau, be stopped. We suppose
s-o-' tte az least TWO hundred and fifty more
.llof' I12f",ted than can go in the 18th and 5th
Eo9ihoAta.- Coie4onian
we troSt there will be no further effort to
s'op them The recruiting Offices did just right
IN refusing TO be opped. While patriotism il
knocking at the door, the string of the latch
should not be drawn in.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16

We learn that after much effort the Rega2:
at St. Alo9ns has obtained three days grace O
the order to start immediately for W4shins@r
and will not leave before wednesday, at the Cd;
lest. The necessity of this delay to setl.
Regiment in any condition to 60, Was to app
rent to be overlooked.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16

LIE MAINE LEGIsLATURE--Tne Lewiston
J H;u mas returns from 76 Representative
DistEiets' which have elected 60 Republicans Is
0hion democrats, and Dana Democrat. The
legislature there, will be nearly unanimous in
we support OF the Administration in the prose.
cutlon OF the war to crush rebellion F''''-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16

,,r 3 "a Monday Bradford Williams
OF Peru, while in the woods hunting with n U.S.
.oi' accidentally shot himself, the bali p,'
'he o wrist passing upward, and coming out nea
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-16
From the Potomac.

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The Hsralds special dispatch states that bal
loon reconnaissance to-day developers the fact
that the main body of the enemy that advanc-
ed last night fell back behind Munsons Hill.
That there are also large camps at Centervile
and Fairfax, and that the main body of the
army has fallen back to Manassas and is now
encamped there. The enemy cannot move for
ward in sufficient force to give battle earlier than
Monday morning, judging from developments
made to-day some think the rebols are breaking
up camp between here and Manassas and will
make move forward to engage our entrench-
ments while they removed their camps on to-
wards Richmond and destroy their earth-works
at Manassas