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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23

'. GOODRICH, mentioned in the private dis
patch to MIR. Camp, was, we understand, from
fiardwick. We Judge from the dispatch that
his fate was not ascertained. We think he will
yet be reported safe
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23

Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK i. M.
ALL QUIET ct WASH
ICqCaTOrT.
'EEEE3 EfAH'HeEEEEB SOLDIER q
PROVIDED FOR.
Virginia Matters being Straight
ened.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF OUR TROOPS
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Private Dispatch.
ALL THE CAPITAL GUARDS BUT GOOD.
RICH SAFE

WASHINGTON, July %.
e. S. CAMP, EsQ.:-William (H. Camp is
safe. All safe in Company F, CAPITAL
GUARDS but Goodrich. Z. O. BAILEY.
A dispatch received last evening" says:
WASHINGTON, July %.
To BAILEY BRoTHERs Brock and myself are
safe T. o. BAILEY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23

The CAPITAL GuAkDs sAFE.zWe learn that
dispatch has been received an town from a
member of this Company, that the Company is
safe, with the exception Of ono man, V. Good
rlch' missing This news will bring joyful
relief to many who /have been agitated with
terrible anxiety and apprehension. Pass along
tho glad news, THE CAPITAL GUARDS SAFE.
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The Second Vermont Regiment in the Battle


From our telegram from Quartermaster Pit
kin it viii be learned that this Regiment par,
ticipatod IN the engagement on Sunday, and
suffered with the rest of the troops of the Union
We have NJ words, however, to express our
sense Of relief at learning that the brave Off
GERS Of Vermont are all yet alive. Our grief
tor the dead is intense and heartfelt, bat they
died nobly, bravely fighting for their Country,
and the last hope of Liberty to the word and
could they have died more gloriously, or i'll u
better cause? 10 those who have friends in the
Regiment we say, Be Of good heart. Hope for
the best. ltmAy not be your loved one that
has fallen. And to all We say, Remember the
brave men who have on thcbattle- field borne up
the honor Of Vermont. Remember their fami-
lies and IN this day of our Country peril. let
US Tighten as far as we are able, the sorrowiul
news over which the stoutest heart can but shed
tears.
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Special Dispatch 20 Freeman

GREAT LOSS IN THE VT. REGIMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

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SITUATION wAHrED-BY YOUNG MAN, VINO HAS
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NY.
ITO SAW MILL MEN, TIMBER MERCHANTS AND
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ofce.
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THE TRADES.

THE ADvERT1sER HAS A SMART LAD, BETWEEN
twelve and thirteen years ~ age, 70 apprentice some
respectable trade; he n DESTROYS Of putting him IN goo
hands Any one wishing boy Will please apply At i0
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MADAME HARVEY HAS REMOVED TO NO PIT
M West Thirty. second street. between Niath and Tenth
she inform her many friends aud the public on
all the OF life the past present and future their
tire satisfaction She feels confident she hAs paual ~
you wish the truth give her call Ladies IS cents Gsne-
men not Admitted.
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Blood Food.
Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from Consumption, nc;pien,
or conhrmed.or from debility of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostration, brought on by any
cause; or from scroiulous complaints; or from
diseases OF the kidneys or bladder; and TO ladies'
suffering any Of the many distressing comp,nints
TO which their sex is liable, and which engender
Consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
Is offered as certain and reliable remedy Diff.
fering in every particular from the patent medi.
cines of the day, it is chemical combination oi
fRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
OF very great worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits il has
conferred upon them.
c. T. DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York,
is the sole proprietor Of the article and has, in
consequence OF a fraud attempted upon the pub.
lie, changed the color Of the outside wrapper from
RED to yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle
70 ounces. Be very cautious in buying, TO see
that tho fac simie of his signature is on the out.
side OF the wrapper, all others are counterfeit
In consequence Of the large demand for this al
ticle, the following druggists huvo all ordered
and received supplies of the new kind, viz, Lee,
Sisson & Co., ]. NJ. b McNary g. Co., George
Buck, Talcott Brothers, and J. G. Rathbun.
58lm
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback's Stomach BlTTERS.

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial,
TO. giving tone to the Stomach, and for the pre-
yention OF ali bilious complaints incident to the
Western country. Try it.
As morning drink, to assist digestion and re-
lieve Dyspepsia, il has no equal Try il.
In fluOr it is superior TO all other Bitters.
The formula Of these Bitlers, now (l66l) the
sole property OF Dir. Roback, originated with one
oi the Oldest and most eminent Medical Pracii-
TONERS OF the West and il is directly predicated
upon the wants Of the Western people.
These Bttere derive their stimulus from tho
! powerful tonic nature Of the roots aud he,bs OF
which they are composed, and as they are, by al
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach, directly
promotive Of
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare is sub
served.
1t will soon be for sale by aR of DR.. Robock,s
numerous agents, and nj hotels &c., the country
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled d.
rect from Cincinnati in any qnanti:y, and al the
lowest rates. II is put up in Quart Bottles and
securely packed in one doz cases. Half doz sam
pie cases will. however, be packed and sent to any
address, il fdesred.
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or 6 for es.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms. No. East
Fourth Street, Sd Building from Main Street, Gin.
cinnnti, Q. Laboratory, No 80 Hammond Street.
For Sale in Geauga County by A. Cook Char
don; Smith, Thompson; J. w. Garri,t, Mont
vilei X. 7: Burnett, Russell; C.. P. Treat, Clari-
don; A. Mathews, Newbury; John Mayhew. Au-
burn; Johnson & Tuttle, Burton; Z. Thompson,
iiuntsburgh; w. H. Harpham, BaiDbrdge; VIM.
Mumf3rd, Welehheld; +. n. Hathaway, Hamb-
Bishop, Middlefeld; G. s. Field, East Caridon;W
Tracy w. Scott, Chester X Roads; and by Drug
gists and Merchants generally throughout The
U. s. and Canndas.
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DANCING SCHOOL,

NJ II. v. NSON,
A SISTED by his Daughter, respectfully
gives notice to the people Of Chardon und
vicinity, that he will commence School
AT Chasc's Hotel, on edhesday, July
nth. at 3 O'Clock, r. M.
The course will comprise IL lessons, which will
be on wednesday, at O'Clock, and Saturday, al
O'Clock.
This School will bc for the insti uc,ion Of
Ladies, Misses and Masters in the polite accom-
plishment OF Dancing, in the various STYLES
most fashionable for tho dancing room and nj.
yate assemblies, including Wnllzing, ,varsovienna
Polka, Schotlisclie, SC. Terms for the course
$500.
MIR. g. will give Private Lessons to all those
that wish also furnish Music for Dnlls and Pri.
vate Parties.
n. b. Irthis Class all Lessons nre made good
to those kept at homo on account of illness or bad
weather.
9TFor further particulars enquire at the Hall
Mono bu, members of tire Class and their pa
rents admitted.
Chnrdon, July 18th. 1861. 600w,i
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sherifr's Sale OF Real Estate.

RY command Of an order of sale from the Cour,
ID OF Common Pleas OF Geauga County, Ohio,
shull expose to .ptbiic lstte at the door Of the
Court House III Chnrdon,oa Saturday, the l0M
day Of august. A. d. 1861. between the hours of
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and three O'Clock, r. NJ of TIM,
day. the following described pr operty, to wit: a
parcel OF land situute in the township Of Thomp.
son; aud bounded as follows: beginning at pos,
said lot 10 chains snd IS links north Of tho south.
west corner Of saidt lot ' thence rorth along the
line Of said 10, 2s chains and "a links; thence ens
chains aud 80 links thence south "a chains and
0,s links to the center of abe highway; thence
ws.twnrdly along the middla ot. Ihc, highway Il
timaed TO contain thirty sad a. 100 acres Of land
Snid land is TO he sold id order, issued by said
Court of Common Pleas ii the case of ,Susa nna h
Chris against John fl. Skinner and others. Said
r. g. WHITE, .SAeriT of Geapga, Con~t..
July 5th, 1901, 59gw5
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LEGAL
si,erln's safe.


TN obedionce TO tho command Of q plu
Il Order Of Sale which issued from the
office Of tho Clerk Of the Court OF Com mon
Pleas Of Geauga County, In tho State OF
Ohio, whorein David Fronch and Leonard
Kieth are plaintiffs, and John BiddnlI. Ben.
jinin Roberts and Thomas Fullor are de.
fondauts, and dated the 18th day of June
A. ID 1861. to mo directed and delivered.
shall offer for sale mt public auction at the
door Of the Court House. in tho town Of
Chardon in said County, on Tie ESD dnv OF
July. "A. ID. 1861, at the hour Of ono clock
L. A., Of said day, the following described
promises, TO wit: Part of sub lot four. lo,
five, tract one, in the Township of Russell.
10 tho County of Geauga and State of Ohio.
and bounded ne follows: Commencing on
the limo o. land now owned by James Fuller.
and at point about five rods south-wost
from tho south.vest corner of the grist mill
on the promises herein described; thence
east 81 rods thonco north 20 rods thence
west twenty-four rods thence south twenty
rods, to tho place of beginning; containing
threo acres o! land, being the land surveyed
by AnsoD Bartlett; also tho other rights
connected with said land and mill, conveyed
10y Thomas Fuller to said John Bddali and
Benjamin Roberts, be tho same moro or
less, but subject to all legal hiehwa,s. Said
premises appraised at ~ 500. Terms OF
sale, cash in hand.
E. G WHITE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofice, Gesuee
Co, June 2lst, 1861. 5o7w5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Roback's Remedies.

We publish in another column OF to days pa.
per, an article copied from the Cincinnati Times
descriptive OF DR.. Roback 3 extensive medical 90.
tnblishment in that city. BY the way, Dr.. Ro.
backs Remedies have Obtained great and de.
served popularity with all classes. 1t has been
but short time since these Remedies were intro,
duced into this section of the country; vet DR.
Brennan, Dc. Robacks agent in this place, in.
forms us that his sale Of the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier now far exceed those OF all other medi.
cines for which he is agent. combined The rea.
son for this is that they have stood the test of ex
perieace, We know this not only from the
mouths Of others, but we have used them in our
own family with tie very best results. For ail
diseases OF the blood. general debility, whether
proceeding from natural weakness, indigestion
and al kindred ailnents, we recommend tho
Scandinavian Remedies as the very best medicines
extant. They are destined to achieve not nu
ephemeral success, but a permanent and de.
served reputation, which will reuGcr them ne.
cessity IN every iemily.-Ndpoieoa. o., No,fA
West, udrch 2. t.'
See advertisement 599w4
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VOLUME XII. NO. 20.

OF arbi,rament by which these matter,
can be settled, rather than see this Gov.
eminent destroyed, this Union broken
up or one single star blotted out from our
National Banner, let millions OF Northern
lreemen arise in their majesty and might,
and intcrposo their strong arms for lis
defense rush TO the rescue and the pro.
lection Of those Of our countrymen in the
South, who, though In the midst OF re.
bellion, are still nobly and manfully struo.
Cling, at the hnzard OF their lives and for.
tunes, In behalf OF the Union and. with
them, let blow be struck that shall
ehectually put down every traitor in the
land, and SO eiTcctually crush beneath
lhelr ieet the hydra.headed monster. Re.
bellion, that ii shall never again rear is
grim visage, TO distract and disgrace .his
lair land OF ours. Then shall these chill.
dren that see about me, have country
in which to i've, where they may enjoy
freedoms blessings as others have done.
And may l not call them patriot children;
for l know that their little hearts beat
quicker as they saw that flag arise so
near the place where they are won't to
assemble, to gather the precious gems Of
knowledse, and prepare themselves to act
their part in life. rs pstriot men and
women. Yes and know that, when
age shall have given them wisdom and
strength. if necessary, their voices will be
raised and their arms uplfted in their
country's defense.
May He who rules in tie armies OF
Heaven, and doe;h His pleasure among
The children Of men, avert the awful ruin
to which we are Fastening; appease the
angry elements Of passion that are raging
in the bosom ot men, and restore peace
and harmony TO this once happy, but now
distracted country. Then shall the glad
shout OF rejoicing 60 up from every hill.
top, and from every valley, all over this
broad land, from Canadq to the Gulf Of
Mexico, from the Atlantic to tho Pacific
Ocean, "Our country is safe the Union,
it must be, it shall be, it is preserved !"
Ga-See advertisement of Prof. o. J..
Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Rem
ovator in another column of this papcr
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

| N obedience to the requirements Of an Order Of
Il Sale which issued from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Geauga County in the State Of Ohio
wherein ROderick w. Skinner 10 plaintiff, and
Thomas l.. Wright and others are defendants
and dated the l2lh day Of June, A, ID. 1861, Z,
me directed and delivered, I have caused to b,
appraised, and shall expose TO sale at public nuc
ton, nt the door Of the Courthouse in Chardor
in said Cou nty,on
Satmrdoy,Me lOh day Of august. a. d 6l
at tho hour of O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate to witt a certain
tract OF land situate in the County of Lake for
merly in Geaugo County, lying and being in the
township OF Perry in said Lake County, and be.
ing the west part Of lot No. 35, bounded as fol.
lows, 10 wits Beginning at the southwest corner
OF the said lot, thence north degs.; west IL chs
and links TO the northwest corner of said lot
thence north 80 degs; east ID chains und 90
links 10 the northwest corner OF land decided to
Elias Randall; thehce south lSk degs.; east t23)
twenty-threo chains and 81 links; thence south
TWO degs; east l9 chains and links to the sosth
ine OF said lot and southwest corner Of land
decided 10 said Randall; thence south Ss degrees;
west on the son'h line Of said lot 2I chains and
So links to the place OF beginning containing &C.
cording TO the survey OF Daniel Kerr. Esq, seven
~ nine acres and seventy nine hu1dredhs OF nm
mere OF land and is the whole OF said lot No IS,
except Is and 6.l0O acres decided 10 said Eias
Randall
Said premise. appraised at S39Ss. TERMS
OF SALE-Cash In hand.
=. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Geauga Co..: 599w5
July 5th, 1861.
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The Great'French Remedy.
Madam BOiVin'S Celebrated
SilVer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

1THE only certain and safe Remedy for oil
U Uterine eObstructions, Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
regularites, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mo.her, is peculiarly liable.
These PILLS contain no deleterious ingredients,
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiest effect in all
cases OF Proinpsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; theY, will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. II Is on account
Of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during The 6rst 3 months.
as niscGyriage is certain to be brought onJ but al
other periods their is perfectly safe For ga 10
by A. Cook, Churdon; G S Field, East Claridon,
c. ?. Treat. Claridon; E.. Thompson, Hunisburg.
enclosed to any authorized agent, will ensure a
package of pills by return mail. H4.s -
c. CROSBY General Agent. Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTIoK.--Beware OF Counterfeils; the genuine
have the signature Of c. Crosby on the outside
wrapper. 363m6
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aS- That interesting story, tho Laws of
Ohio, will DO concluded next week.
Flag. Raising on King Street.

MR. EDrroa AS Flag Raisings are
the order Of the day. perhaps i. may not
be uninieres,ing to the readers of your
paper. to learn that, on the 81 inst, at
; o'clock. P. NJ. in School District No. 8,
on. King Street, Miss Amanda Mathews,
at the head of company that she had
been drilling, (not Of soldiers, but schol-
ar,, together with the citizens OF The
district generally, raised very nice hick
ory pole, forty feet long. in front of her
School Honse, on the top of which she
unfurled to the breeze the Flag OF our
Unior. A very appropriate speech
was delivered BY Mr.. Dan r. King,
of which the following is part:
Chardon, July, 1861. MS.
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HOME DEPAR RTMENT.
The MilitarY AZ nnrton.

We are indebted to correspondent Of
the Cleveland Herald, for a list Of tho Mill
~tsrS Companies at Burton on tho Fourth
Chester Homo Guards, 90 mon, Capt
Shaw Chardon Light Guards, 80 men Can't
0anson; Burton Homo Guards. 80 mon
Capt. IL. IL. Ford, Nowbury Rosorye Militia
20 mon, Capt Cutler; Ifuntsburg Reserve
Militia. 10 men, Capt Kyle; Auburn Re.
sefve Militia, 90 men, Capt. q linn; Chaprin
Falls Houaves, 20 mrn. Capt. wycoff; Cha.
SrIn Falls Guards. 80 mon, Capt. Hall
Geauga urays, 80 mon, (rrom Troy, Middle.
field and Burton Capt. f. A. Ford Gcaugs
Rangers, (cavalry,) Parkman. 20 mon, Capt.
Hosmor; Chester Rangers, (cavalry.) 80
mon, Capt. Miller.
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EB-The Fourth Wisconsin Regiment
under command Of Col. Halber: E. Paine
arrived in Cleveland on Tuesday after
noon. en- route for the Seat Of War. They
tarried long enough 10 dispose Of sump.
tuous repast which had been provided by
the ladies, and then took the cars for
Buffalo, where they arrived on Wednes
day morning.
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EXTRACT FROM MR.. K1No's SPEECH.

EAlhACl tROA NIX. KING SPEECH,
And, now. can it be, must it be said
that this noble fabric Of government, the
best the sun ever shone upon, the pride
aud admiration of the world, is upon the
verge Of ruin that it is in danger of
being rent asunder? Mast the bright
sun Of liberty. which has shone SO brilliant.
ly, set in darkness and in gloom i? The
struggling millions of Europe, painting for
the freedom which we have enioved. are
looking upon US in breathless ar xiety !:
yes, with anxious eyes and ihrobbing
hearts, TO see the bright star of their
hopes, this nation, to which they have
poihted as triumph of the experiment of
an enlightened people 10 govern them.
selves, going down in anarchy and con.
fusion. Shall /. now be spoken of as a
failure rather than triumph, and liberty
forever die? I? tell you, friends, that
when this Government is DESTROYED, all
The bright hopes Of liberty which have
cheered them, are forever crushed, and
they know they will never enjoy the free
dom for which they sigh.
Surely, there is much to make us fear.
The star OF our destiny seems waning.
The Stars and Stripes have been ruth.
lessly torn down, and the flag of rebellion
emblem OF nothing but anarchy and
coniusion-has taken their place. The
tocSin OF wal bas been sounded. That
most horrid aud monstrous of all wars. a
civil war, is being inaugurated in our
borders. Men Of common blood, de.
scendants alike Of those noble sires who
purchased with their blood the blessings
which they have enjoyed, have drawn the
sword, and. clad in battles stern array,
are ready TO redden the green earth with
each others blood. They have already
done it Il has already cost the lives oil
American citizens. And is there no way
that these differences can be adjusted,
and this iratiicidal war have an end +?
o! that the troubles and turmoils which
are now distracting our country, and
shaking IL TO its very center. might be
speedily aud peacefully settled. and men
return their swords to the scabbards
whence they have drawn them, and turn
once more to the peaceful avocations Of life;
70 the farm, the workshop and the mer-
chandise; and we once more present to
the world the spectacle Of happy. uni
ted people
But, il that cannot be il war we must
have il the sword. the Minnie rifle and
the booming cannon are the only means