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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16
TuF COSFISCaTTON p1,

Inc chief feature Of the Dill eOahsca.
slave properly used W the rebels aga.1s
Government. ali law Of States OF the
States to the contrary novwithstand.--
other words, the Fugitive Shave act dis
henceforth apply to the rebel ~siaysas
This act. which the Senate Vi. COZ
nass ts-dav.-taken N connection WIZ
recent order Of Secretary Camer1u-
ni6capt. and points 10 i Tremendous r..
inc Immediate future. The o-1c- all5a
directs al officers cOmmanOIng posts
departments u have nothing wnatsv--
with fugitive slav-s They dI- u.
7nrrested or returned, u II auy Nay r-
ed a. any thing but persons. Their Jes,
and services are u be made U-e 1tIu any
which Will benefit the cause Of t- Uni
and they are 10 be paId for service
were men. and not cbattel-
IL viii be noticed that III the direct raz
slaves ere counted rs ulal, acc0r-Iu-
.sthree-htths claus Of the Constitute.
south Carolina - 60 paY az much r1
account OF her slave population ar the "
The tx Il q lien tor two year upJn t1e
of the STATE. and for thC @s-avc-1-
soJGs and c1attris NAV ice held. 1u
special clause IL Is provided tha-
shall b. held. bought OF sold h- the ~
ment. thus iufcrentialIv Fl1--
slaves are not chaLte.s
There De- n vCTv strong point Dbl
Hsr ton Act cnot only flrfeits -
OF every description held hv tho r
n urovides that the II n siEvenJllsI I
ali ann upon his slave Tue w1-l
rsa5. and that Of right en- cont
used Iu thc SIuth. Is ignore Tn
mcnt docs not give the sidT- liberty
ie has been 10 arms against the b1vsr1
rs Mr. G90delI contcEd-. II ! unGers-a-
right. but % gives nm freedom
tire traitJrous act ai ne Dsaste~
Iti- but simple IusLrs o. say
country r deeply indebted o. Nr. Hu-
Of Ohio. a Icadt-r member Of ere u
Judiciary COMMITTEE. 10r many o. sue
Imuortaut measures Oh the sessl0u- h.
90 the new Force bill the bui tor r
preston g rebellion anl added
IMPORTANT a~mendmen1- O. -I- COINS
Ac-. The 0n8 alluded CD declare
s.avcmaster play the traitor he
suriect ms slave % that ceCrl lau--
being barred the power 10 assert All
erer AFTER T. the service OF ms al,e-
b. auv law 0f the state OF Of the Lur-
t. the contrary n0cwithsran1ln-
The duy oawuz Inc tuEIty- 81
r-0 trut5 BE- repealed ov TINS ac-
unccr thIs law can Get1Ju q iu-r-
upon the showing that rs mast
OF allowed others Co. employ INN ir
rebellion
This Congress ha- done more
s.sva-v guo- ION than an v7I-- t1--
It,. Let It's members return o. t--
usnz ID receive llclr pralz-
-Cgr.-F j.. E-uaeDeun-l--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

The battle winch hss been tr
expected In Missouri. was f9uelt1u Sl-
with heavy loss on born sides u-n rl-
ohai4. rcpc-, says
Gen. Lyon. with tlre1 column
himself. zen. Sieeel and MAJ. Srur.
cavalry. attacked the ne-u7 ID t
o CLOCK 1u the morning Of the ll-
south-eas, III Springfield The .n-a
was severe. Uur los Is about .U.
ana woundei. Uen. LYON was E
charge az the head VI ms coluuu H
was 8 600 -Iucludln- Zoo Hom- guar
muster rolls reported taken iron che
give ms strength at 23.0e0. l-nciui--
ments from Louisiana, Mississippi, .-
nsssse with the Texas Rangers and -rs-
malt biOCds.
Gen. SIegsl lett only one gun
and rsrrea.ed o. Springfield with
number u prisoner g s el1-E c
morning VI Ile I2sl IL conunl
trsat upon R0ll4. bringing Of his
trans ard So. 0u0 m specie from ol-
Bank j.. c. FzEs--
Inc messenger vno brought aesu---
Gu. Fremont. reports thai
The battle was cJmmenc-c ov G.1. L~
and -caEn0nadl1- wa kerr uu i-
hours. B1en the IRE Of Capt T0tse-
lc-T proving TOO severe % the cueur.
gradually fell back towards tl-r enca
men Oh wilson Cree zen. Lv
cavalry were Vosted on the enemy sle
and Ge- seq artillery on t1e rlz--
began @ terrific track ard s--ead r--r~
usuav Gu the ranks d. -1- oaeu-. r--
them O. them camp. shells from
artillery setting ure 90 their tents
gage wagons. whIcl were all Cesrr1V1-
= LouIsIa-a regiment ard q Mlss
regiment seemed 20 nave suffered most
hghJ, and were almost -annihuats1
Some time N the afternoon, a. Gen -T-
was leading on iI- column. ms u0rs
sn0, tr0I unser nm; ne Immedm.ev n--
Cd another and as he turned rOunl O.
men. wavIn- his hst IN his hand an c1
IN them u ~ victory. ns WIS struck ll
small Of the back by q ball, and tell dsa
the ground
The command thsn dev0iyed on Gsn. So
continued until niGhtial, whe-
little army rested for the night.
Next morning Gsn. Seigel Tell back
Springfield and on MONDAY 0, Roiia w-
expected reinforcement.
Ninety OF the rebels wer- uu-
among whom was a Colonel of distinct
Inc sword ana morse % MoCuI1.-
among the trophI-
- Federal prIsoners taken 10 liars
nave been released by wav VI Nort5
are at Fortress Monroe. The7 ar most
surgeons. They estimate Tire r1-
/ ederal prisoners At Richmond. iDclc1i1-
wounded at 1000 n 1910. Tnev nave
lists OF the wounded anu prisoners VINO
N the Hospitals after the BATH
A~dcspatch dated W4shingJoa. vH
refers 70 the same party. saws -
]ners released from Bichmorl SuulT
lrrlYed. A copy Of their parole -1l
5 published hut i5 De- stated tl1t
having given any parolo.
A numDer Ol cuisines firms iu I-.
Ilia published a card Iuesiav a,ir-
bev Will wIthdraw their surscr rrtfar-
embellishments from any newspaper
X % furnish information af mll f---
lent.
Inc occasiuu was tae puhhoauln
4 tue papers 20 "a Inst 81 tuu rc-imrnf-
zen, Bank + command
Ex. Minister Faulkner IL is believed
ecn hOldtog correspondent WIZ -7a
he the S3Utacru C1mmIssl7u-r- o.
n e regiment ~ IIchm1o- Is s
-altsaE iJr HIN - taRe clEa
zalnst the Unitsi Ssats-
Capt. Budd 81 the Steamer hss0lul-'
. On Saturday a depot ct Herring y.
le Potomac. whence arms, supple
en- were shipped 20 Virginia Er iAsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

hETURN OF P-RIa0NEEs - THenty-lour
prisoners. taken by the rebels II Ball Ran,
were returned from kica1nond TO our lines
on ire 18th, having slgne1 an agreement nc.
to~aid Or abet the enemies Of tue Coufeder-
ate States during tie va. TThy they
were sent back Is not stated. tut the Rich
moud Wig Of tie 5th inst. in answcr 10 the.
question what n be dnne with the Ilis
cneTs?'' sid
some think tn best behaved among
them should be sent home in order that thev
may lmpart their experience to the deluied
people Of their section, upon the same pin-
ciple that u single Tas l. sometiDcs TUNED
loose 10 brighten Others away
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

s PArzIorIr Wo1AN-A lady iu Iowa
wrote to a friend In Boston lady, as follows
Tie war need not trouble YOU much
s-l4 q LADY 10 nae the other day. v1u- bows
are all too young 10 20 MO tue army. while
mlne ar all stout able bodied men
" That is my great trouble. sud I. wiz
tears Iu my ewes my great trouble. t5s-
though the mother OF tour sons. / nave NOT
one Oh enough Yet 90 hight lur nis counrrv
but would you let them 70
" Nouid ie5 them stay
linen You believe III way.
30. / uou as q general tIiu- Wer.
i-l~ % war IJT The invasion Of q FOREIGN !aud
~ tne acquisition OF more territorv. / would
ue down upon II but u d war as holv as the
revolution a war Tor the defense of eBr
Country L our Constitution. aud wauiI
De proud q have ny blg.. even a- common
-~1Ilers, engaged IN It.
30, h5w would yen .~l &. h17. l,r1a
sont h0ml Go v1u dead
II their wourd- were auv wbe-. L.,
taeir backs or heei-. 7 should Do. b,,, ,.-S
proudsr than when I first ciasnel thsr. ,,-r
BOSOM Every blood STAN wt,irh tnev
Would bca GLORY cot % mc.
And YOU a- H.i tse.u b. t,i.
u5tf
No, iud---- sad /. Ec1Ucie. ,o.
pJys as trui1 rs You DO your but some
'5-y soHs must dts ou ti. Data. field AMI
"Ny not mine Somebody mus sacrifice.
ANA l%eariully t-1. ; sue heart dearest idais
A-s- De torn from lAciu before this war IS
4 o3al rotI. VII. vas born under
-He stars ana stripes. be wrlin- 60 d, s1me
.hra-,o lose something
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

II was said that # a direct TX woe con
fined to real estate. Il would dIsprurortion-
sueiv aurthen some parts Of the Country and
relieve Others. where many persons 7uiovel
larsy incomes derived from Other sources
than Tczl estate. Hence toe Income tx.
that ss, on ''the annual income Oh every per
tor residing IN the United States, whether
tuc1 iacurse is derived from any profession.
TRADE, e~mploymeat OF vocation c-rrcd On
IN t1l United States OF elseH here, u iron
any source whatever, II such annual income
exceeds the sum Of $500, . tax Of three per
CEN II the amount OF suea exee-s above
$500 So far, however, as sucl income is
from interest on treasury notes OF other L.
). securities, the tax is 70 be one and { half
per oent. Il is provided ass that IL estlm-
aIins eaia income 'ssll national state or local
taxes ASSESSED upon the property from which
the income a. derived shall be frs deduct
ed
IHeEe arc provisions Tor The appointment
OF the necessary ChceEs u collect the direct
aud income tax, and 1t Is provided that If
any state assumes 10 collect the tax bv its
own officers. it shall be allowed d de6pc.io,
Of fifteen rer cent on the same, &c lar AZ col.
lected and paid into the Us. Treasury under
ne terms Of the act. The Taxes are collect
Able with interest alter due. From the states
where, because Of the rebellsD, the tx can
not be collected now, it is 10 b. collected
when il can be.
The provisions for a specific tax Oh carriag-
Is and for IN Excise tax On spIrituOus and
fermented liquors 10 which we adverted a
few dsys age, were struck cut OF the bill be.
fore in final enactment,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

Tie D-u5cr- ir l5eu Isv r-aIrtti
q STRAIGHT ucs tor ~ttlreru1r. Chss. Ma.
son Leut. Governor, =. J.. Fisher; sa-
r--1 Ju~r T. IL L-Uo-.- TIC C0nven-
t-lu has been ceuouuel gHe icadir,
democrats - usr-ps al taravle-
Ere uranas Into the parrr.
Tic PEOPLES UaI5A 64- --tarsa-5a u..t
pursuant ID a c-ll. tat tie PEOPLE. however.
did not heed tae call, only i9ur calaties be-
INC Represented. A committee ct CORES.
pandencc Was aTroiHt-c, lRa tsou tAe boav
Adjourned 81 tie .oli au~1s l0r further
deiIbcTltilu-.
Tive 2 HEJ.ican state Convention mo; ou
tlie ols5 att Ane present incam1ents. beth
GJTc-nJg ara supreme jads, HrzH o.a AMI
low, were renoGiultal, and &. L.eu..
Governor. I. r.. NselAa4 ESQ.
a SERIES Of resolutions Has a15psad pseie-
iug sue Sti.e l. sLstlIl tic N1tio14I Govern
m-uJ against al lis alyelssli.s. whether
they Snow themselves a. open rebels in the
South, or rs s~ympathlzazs with rebellion IN
the North.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

8 FERxl1rEH IS LETRE
Dodge. commonly knoWH l-
Saac N-i- member
bury C0upar~. ba-Irr
from lIs cI------ w-5 l-lz-
from tat H-ld o LA-A. o4alz OWL
IL c0mTIuv with one u the su--
Regiment. HIs companion rad 1ls-
g. INN. suggesting taat tneT @
d. hurry UI. when Sna-E
rebc- --ar = Tree some distance 1-s
Iuz q rope around the neck OF o
Isn FEDERAL soldier. SNACK
mlsakIng the rebel victim Ill -
SJorrs, OF the Capital Guarcs tor---
was r~ctreatin-. and az once charged -a
Ontne murder0u@mInded southern
and run MIN thrOug1 the head, kllll1-
instantly and then, with the reue- g
served the dead traitor az David serve-
All n ancient wa The rescued ua- ~
20 b. q member OF one Of the Main
ments, who, without tine least r-l-c-
travelled, agreeaDiv % "Slack al-
-r-eaUr-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

III respect % the acton Of 4--L-ua-...
Committee orN-v Io-k and 0as Aew
r.~e -ai- before. # wAr-e u--,a ara m1-
evenly divided ll1a l t-.s S. hca.
political c0nra- Gan re ayoild 10 tsa rre-
rt critical s,l.a of public affairs Ply an
ra s- Union af parties. wa SHAH MT a1
raa SIC rropr,-y ofs-ca action T1- L-
ra3ueaHs OF those S,ate-1stt1 ar. 5-
know now G- q hearty un'o1 sentiment rr-
walls t-e-o llu s.rlu-s-s ar--.rs- De- t-
- q determine VIVA. c5a-s, is a- t1. I'd.
secure o hearty surrar. Of tbs Government
n.a. and s-- settlement OF nation diff
o----as when -ae uua i-1 settlement e.uez
51s Iunes asks as alter the politics at ts
II o. the Hovz4-N- Etaelid-e Eg-
t- 4rovs tt aa was o-= ofta- ~
o! ,ae Sy1-, R-c. ~l t-c lnl4m3-a --
sure OF repeating tls 4s-1-
prohi-i-ion f. the cl-arceuc-- Of l-a-
was rougat forward, resisted !. s1cnou.-.
and that lie fell under the ban oil tas pl-
slavery men Of the nation IL consequence. To
al Ir4cacll intents ana purposes re was and
Is q Republican. As 10 Nh. FJrHsy. the
newly elected clerk OF the Senate. we believe
ne ives what has been called a Douglls Dem
CORA thorough opponent Of the l7cacL-
croUs ana destructive policy OF President Bu-
IND that he acted with the Peoples
Par. SO called, II Pennsylvania last year
ana AZ suel voted for tie election Of Atra-
haD Lincoln Bat be that Us Il, mav, We
nave 10 doubt the Republicans who voted
ir lis election as clerk Of lhs Senate. knew
LIN well enough TO feel sure that h9 would
discharge bis duties zithfuily-would give
hls influence for q vigorous support OF the
Government. and would never ioin hands
win pro-s-arerT Eacticnists and traitors
hereafter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

COT at the traitor B7aos-
aarl vs l-l at WIS ias.5r. INTENDED
70 visi. lla principal cities Of ,ae northern
State and Nw Ea--lu-. toy me purpose OF
talking treason Tho M-zlrt E1II commit
tee, 1t is stated, santa s-5 committed to il
vie INN 70 Aew IJrk, or thought better
Of Dc after The Seniors Bltim9r= rscsp-
tlon, ard had TO send another c-mm.tsea to
c5uatermand the inF-lu--. lie was al-9
expected to SPEAK 10 h-r.for5. Coaa and
the rs5al ja1-o II that city w--. awaiting
las coming T..l Ai-suPur-azc- j5g The
bad success OF the Bliumoro experiment,
however, lisheartc2ed him, and be wisa.v
took The Southern ins-s-l Of re Northern
track.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16
TIE WAR TAN-

Inc Act 20 provide increased revenue iT9-
imports 70 nav interest on the public DELI
and for otber purpos7-s7oro7ea Aug
1861, Is a very long oar. We can en- E
some OF it essential pJinls.
First there is d provision i5r NOD
the IarIf act OF March ias,. So as 10 rro..
. larger income iron that some. o. "a
number Of articles OF winch thc-e IVES an
"a DGloren duty laid. that duty Is increased
ten per cent.
The alterations IN specific duties are iuare
important and are expected to be lnore M
ductive d thoss II the &C rc.or0H I,l.
Several articles which before were admitted
tree are now su5iec, 20 duty Tie mos.
noticeable are teas. OF al kinds. dry D. cts
& pound coffee 4 cents a p5unl on Spires
and DRIED fruits, an advance of I.um one 60
four cents a pound on sugars, nom one 70
cents z pound on molasses T-m .ne
70 three cents gallon a..
But as the increase OF revenUs from lm-
ports will not be enough, the sct rr7vid-.
fof q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16
He was greatly esteemed i

years ago. he was greatly esteemed By al
who knew him. as a man and asa preacher
Of the gospel-e7er earnest and faithful Tor
every good work. His death must be a
severe loss 10 the community il which, for
late wears, he has been converslnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

IHE vs. HOLE STORY ToLD-1hl -
Spectator mas TINS paragraph unler ore
InE Of " News Of the eek
Tae America Conres l-z v1-l1
an the money required b. tlz Preside
twenty PEI cent more. ana tne 1cu-- U -
ss1la1IvGs nls aArmsd ny O. o. ~ -1l
part o. ths duty u o1cc-s &c l----- lug
slave Inc nand moves slowly -- lz l
d, moves. and Hncn me nnEcr passc enc ---
kneu " Slavery viii rIDc 1u- vlt-
NIL 1-1-tlc Eurou-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

Will not the tret Pyess Lea itt readers know
these facts according TO its promise MADE when
10 make il worth discussing the sueject-b1r.
Times, AUG. o.
So asks our neighbor Of the Tnass, after
mentioning the action Of the Republican
State COMMITTEES Of New York, in offering
To unite with the Democrats IN action look
ing to the nomination Of & Union ticket.
The TrnsS' question Is hard to parse II
spots. but easy to be answered. The FREE
Press viii fulfil any promise II ms made.
What was il we were TO let our readers
know We said in May las:
" We suspect that there isstil 70 be q Re
3" publican party; that the coming Congress
a. will choose c Republican Speaker that
% there will still be Republican State Con
- ventions and that this and Other States
e. viii put IL nomination Republican State
. Town and County tickets. leaving to cur
" Democratic brethren the SANE privilege
" while both parties. II oil thu, relates to
81 the support Of the Nation honor and
" authority, VIII stand shouldz- 70 saonl-
D.. der. as nov. fit Is no. So. We VIII lct
our readers know"
Vel, our suspicious were uot en- rerg far
wide Of the marx. There has been thus far
a Republican party Con-ras. chose a Re.
publican Speaker there have been Rcpub-
lican STATE. Town. and County tickets ani
the Democrats have had ana exercised tns
same privilege Of calling party convention.
ana making party nomination. IFS, has
not been SO, our readers should have know
1t before this.
But the remark above quoted wa
nj al we said. We remarked. H.
instance, about the same time. that il 81
other States wnere parties were more event
divided. men Of ali parties were willing .
unite. rather than q into ii heated poli,icl
cl9va- IN tire present condition ol uatL5ni
-fsiIs. It did not follow t-at d. Ber1thc--
r.minau5us saoulI be made in IaaloaL.
FROM the obvious spirit OF that rcmar.
we have uot deviate5. We har7 lal -
44a.r-d1d,u- criticism oI tie 4c-..1 S.. u
RepuolIcans OF other state when it las Oh.
terea from our- We nave only inss-,4 tha
for lc~r-yt tae only riga. c5lls- a 10
-a- l@ry = maintain Iz organization. an
k-ep Us nag flying Ne urged rms c5af
-- Troi-4 t24- II was io-5w.J-u--.
considerations because j was tie L
cd sos a-cgrs harmo7vam9ag the ra.c-.
Tie n9minaticn Of a mlze5 tc
nave caused rs a.u-5
Lci.-n among toe Democrats Us the co...
ador,-i. and would nave mate more Of
- IN the Republican pa-y than there b.
s-la IL lAe people Of the STATE
Ia. the Times wishes Us u me1ri-n tl
lac-- concerning the Pr0-re- " y
Par I4ey &c as follows. In NJ STAT.
Sd --r ar We ramemBar. a@7e the two parue
A u united ID z ID rl-- state c7nYcl
IL Main. Iowa and C-Ifr1i- 81
r-.ues have c4Ael, aBll1 some eases us.
t.-I- respective conventions Ms usual I
ONO the Be1u5lcau s4. C-4u..t-. la.
5v---lrs l-r Cll-1, 5a. t-eir act I'd d
nei prevent lle c4.ilr- ana bai.,a~ ,
Regular Democrat S.a-e C-errenas
Columbus VI TIE -s4 IN
l. nomination o.. d-rf---r Ds~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

We nave lost our first Osneral killed in
battle. Against tho los Of Gen. Lyon, we
can thus ia- place, IN m4king mp orr account
wiz the enemy, the deaths Of Gansr-i Gar
nett u Virginia, Barlow Of Georgia, Bee G..
South Carolina. II tls same proportion
can be kept through tAe war, there VIII not
be many rebel generals left to hang al its
close.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

TEE D111T FKEE PRESS, published evorT 1iuf-
ron Al i've O. clock, contains II fall tLc telegraphio
views Of tie New YORK and Boston evening pap
ers. ana gives It's readers regularly twelve aoars
lster news taau tney can otherwise obtsla. We
have Arrangements for regular c5rresp5adencg
from TIE Vermont and other Regiment Ia lie
Army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

thousaand hills, her children nave been, and
can be again bountifuliy fed, and warmly
clothed by the products OF her free soil.
(Applause.
The President has asked for four hundred
Thousand men To fight for their country
FernOnt's share of them Is ready To be en-
rolled tomorrow.
There Is one popularity about a Nermonterr
believe he thinks lead one Of the most pre-
cIous OF metals, ana when ne brings ms eve
down along the barrel ms whole care seems
20 be that the ve-v precious bal inside IS
not wasted, ard | wish 70 predict that the
number struck IN proportion 10 the number
OF bullets fired by NermOnters will be as great
rs by any men IN the service. ! have N
times thought their grea. love ana venera-
ton Tor General Scott arose IN part from the
TACT that he IS SAID 10 carry about n his
flesh some OF this precious metal. Gap
plause) Another peculiarly about Yer
mOntcr's is, that they never wish 70 stop
when engaged n q good cause until it Is fin
Ished. Although 1t Is a long Journey and may
be a rough enc, thcv wish % carry the old
Stars aHG Stripes, and close along side OF
them the old state banner, ,ron the Snow
capped mountains on the Canadian irgutI1r,
clear through 81 IL. lluE- o. the RIO
1rand1. (applausaI
SOM fear that OlI England VIII mix up
IN tins afIIr and that France may inter
iore. / c1uuot believe u. nut d tnev sh0uld
dosJ 81, ave and all the whole world should
combine &, c-s.. ~ sl1.lI ou- beloved
iaaa BE- erer.ua tr ant.I5 millions. when
every other fig 4--l have been aum5lci.
the -ds- star suln-l1l banner viii De found
floating from tfe TOY u the t4iie-- uI1e on
tie summit ~ some ilf-v G~.op N5rr+,ir
ar- -1- last Ee-n1uto- with his r-5.-v RITZ,
d.. I'LL. hand zrr. b, found dead n,rssrl ~
H-- r-~ .r G.e.T~T Ill.,
rv. .rH Tr,.- -.--- ,.-s-- JsrTr.I .r1
IT. -.g -(r-f,--
L-r Secretary u Has
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81 dCCJlAA 49, @NEAALN1
which we take the paragraphs below.
The Vermont 2d formed a par, Of thai
Brigade in the battle Of Bull Run Colonel
Howard Of the Sd Maine acting as Brigadier
General =
A paragraph ii = Washington paper, =
dav or two = O announced that Bush Hlii
and ClermonU were occupied by rebel troops.
Lest our friends II nome might think that
we are either annihIlated or have again re
treated 7 affirm that we are still IN undIs-
turbed possession OF those places. Not Only
tins. but Col Howard has determined an5
boldly declared that he VIII know no suea
word as retreat. Our troops, too, IN their
improved condition. rejoice TO second Inc
determination 81 thar commander
Vs. are reduced m numbers by zickuea ana
DISCHARGE more than by losses 1T the battle
IF thu 2ls- ult.. bal Governor WasaDarn
assured rs when here a few Gags sIu-., thai
the rare- should be flied with new recrul.
from hrm. zine hundred man have heen
tsle-r7rh.l fr To make t1a COMPLEMENT i0T
each Maine Regimen.
Iae crm0ac Second Wll rr9lla.T
taken G. Caus5ItL-. Vermont Brigade fi
General Phelps. r---n promoted Vermont
hos urv onI- Two -C u-u 30 Sic service
C.I. /. a5r1rt ~ e Massage ol Primo.
Napoleon P t.-l. I'D Ha7 to the enemy
lines .uear So ssh o..
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1885
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Arr'fas p female rebels. and how 90 man
ago t-e-. the L9u,s7.l- Journal saw.
woman carrying Ul4-r her dress Geasly
weapons % be- usel Icy rebels against our
people. DlUs1ss 10 BENZ cxamlned In q mr.
waite room hy another woman. let her blush
Better THAI her blood should mount 60 te~
1-ca t4.l t--r me blood o. cur c.-nrrym41
should b. b e through hcr crime Smu--
-lins pistols uIri-i female hoop. IS mol.
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