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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
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January IS, 1856. /
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News by Mail.
Slnm,shing on the Potomac.


.ai.or from Berlin this morn;n, thu ,a+h,
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nrp0 " nionists Of London valley ware 3, y,
% ,ai 'T from sick beds and forced i1to the rc6oj
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''T TNoso ronnrts come from re,iahIa eonrocz
a.ol rstnrt concedes that there oro two ~,
7'u,', r.,a, regiments near the Potomac onnosite
1 11,;a, 81 Rocks,
0 1at,r--Passencers Der train report all ouiet
,ho r,ute but an attack was exnectrd at
p in, at Rocks.
f't0e'Ho" o" me facJ'c Goa"
ytgadier General Sumner, commanding the
,..i4ry division Of the Pacific, has officially
horned nag oin'e' a'o"'o.-o'y' 80 "cn as
tis citl'llo,,' ~ .ao ,tA ss,nsS; " Iopoa
,". roon at the head Of 400 men on ,h. road
,.,,rpn San Antonio and Ell Pa1aso. from
- :, i;,,rad an ottemnt will ha made hv
rahejs "a suhiuoa,e Lower California.
at r,,f NnntromeTy. in his instructions to the
torl,,nnTr Ulcers. saws :. this must not be al
o} ;f;t il in orr mower to prevent it, Should
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".' wit fhs troons of the I}ntei States or
t." I,nn isn In all in vonr rownr to countcract
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wv ,.anrs ia the service claiming 10 have seeded
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moments reflection oug ht to convince sensible man
OF me Ioly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
thartic Medicines The practice is perncous and suic
ual. AN experience of forty years has taught me that
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fully aggravated by the free use of Cahartcs The
american people are fast becoming nation of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes of life Drastic Cahatics
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They arc so mild and invgorating that not remind
Cd by any dsagrceabe effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Studes, Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedenary life should
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The undersigned Physicians cheerfuly certify tc the
high professional standing of DR. Colby Sansead one
of the oldest and best Physicians and to the excellent
qualities ofhis " Ant-Cost,e and Tonic Pills, which
we have used in practice and highly approve.
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lproved patel tspriEe Medal .....
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The frst Premium has uniformly been awarded 10 these
Instr oments Whenever exhibited in ssmptiiion with
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yIvOIIID give office that he has returned from tho nos
w pitals of Europe and will resume the practice OIL
Medicine and Surgery the Rooms formerly occupied
by him. corner of Main and State streets.
aSpeoal attention given 20 diseases OF the rye anu
ar, a nd Operative Surgery.
Mont pelier, Februe " o ls0l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
W. A GN OLA BALM :

FreciSe2s, Erwp.ions,
SW.RbHrn Oh E:an.
lhls Elegant Preparation renders the skin soft and
lmparting to 1t Marble Parity 1t is most cool and
eIesnng II applied to the face after exposure TO the sun
ana WIN give Immediate relief to the Stings of Ins ecs
NoinE Gisonous enters into its composition. The con
tents of bottle might be taken without harn It's m
case of Pmples ~
WI HAGAN& CO., Proprietors, Troy NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

be, II he fully appreciates his situation.
Capt R1hinson, n lhc Logan Guards,
had the hohor Of asking the capture -
Col w I'fJ 3 contnlssion from The Con-
ledfaie authotdcr viIh homo inter
fstHq coffespondtace. Was bund nnon
his pnrsan
tfvcrql hai nppifohtly lonEinr q
bHictrs, we're pIcked up, sd a horsa ahd
buesy, belonging % d. 2. Martin, q
ftany towr lawyer ond defeated seecs-
sion candidate for the Legislature, were
made part OF the apoils. Thos. Surah-
nor "the inimitsble Tom" as Bill Coop
pr ustd % STYLE him, .eCaftain bf the
Barbour fotccs,@ az hc styles himself
and late editor 5f the Barbour Joferso-
nian, AZ the frpt approach Of danger,
made trsoksj he ran with All tho speed
thg shortnesa Of his legs would permit,
aud ~ fear lent him wings, he managed
to get cut Of harms way.
Tho American flag has taken the
place OF the secession emblem In all the
houses Of Philippl. Several OF these
plratical Gags were capturo = The pc)-
pic wcro coming In from the country,
and expressing their gladncss ut the
change Of oolors.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
FOREIGN NEWs.

HALIFAX, June 10.
The Arabia from Liverpool Saturday
evening, lst inst, via Queenstown I'd,
arrived here this evening. Hor nows is
three days later.
In the House Of Commons, on the 30th
Of May, Lord John Russell intimuted
that an Englishmnn had been forced into
the militia service at New Orleans, but
that the British Consul there had ordered
his release. Other similar circumstan-
ccs had occurred in the Southern States,
but they appeared TO have been unuuthor-
lied, and assurances had been received
from the Montgomery government dep
recnting such Uots. During his speech
p also deprecated the exultation with
which Sir John Ramsden had alluded to
the bursting Of the bubble Of Democra-
in America, in the great bulk Of his eoun-
trymen. He (Russel) was deeply pain
cd at the civil war which had broke out
in the United States, and which arose
from the aecursed presence Of slavery
LEFT them by England, and which had
hung around them like 4 prisoned gov
ernment from the first hour Of their in
dependence.
The London Times, on the blockade
and England's position, urges at now
while there is yet time the European
governments should come to an under
standing on the subject, and dadOPt 4 pub
lie law,
FRANcE.--The American citizens 10
Paris favorable to the Union mot tOgeth.
er on .he 29th. About $50 attended,
one-third being ladies, including the wife
Of Gen. Scott. Mr.. C0wcSn PrCsi-
ded.
A resolution was adopted pledginG
the meeting to maintain the Union under
any circumstances. Mr.. Dayton said
since his arrival in Paris, he could detect
no unfiendly feeling on the part Of
France 70 the United States, aud GER
teiny no French citizen would be found
among the priyateers. He expressed the
conviction that the rebellion would be
put down.
Casaius n. Clay spoke at somo length.
lie was energetic on the conduct Of Eng
Hand. He declared that IL ever tho hag
lOf England became associated with the
black fag ofthe South the banner Of the
United States ahd the Tri-COlor OF
France would be seen against her, for
France had not forgotten ST. Helena.
Col. Fremont spoke. He was received
with enthusiasm. He mado quite mod.
crate speech, lie regretted this war,
but felt confident tLal Il woald end in
the triumph Of truth aud Justice. lie
ihad been called back TO America and lost
no time IN responding, aud he was ready
20 give his best service 70 bis country.
Rev. GT. MoClntoek followed. Hs
did not attach any Importance 10 the
mutteringof the English press, or TO tbs
Sesretary Of War The people Of Eng,
land had not yea spoken, and when thel
dld their voice would not be found OF
the side Of piracy and slavery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
DeiighimI Times Around STem-
nhue


We hnd all the subioincd items in the
local columns Of Thursdays Memphis
Bulletin. We reproduce them without
comment;
ABoLlrIoMsT IIrNG.-J. Ashton Jones
was arrested 10 Obion county, opposite
New Madrid, last Wednesday, and being
convicted Of lncitiug slaves to commit
acts Of violence, he was tried, convicted
and hung last Friday.
A CITIZEN OF MEMrus.--J. N. Kelly,
baker IN Howards Row, has been ares.
ted at Cairo, on the frivolous charRo Of
publishing an article advising Irshmen
not to participate in this fght, and his
friends fear he will DO foully dealt with.
la deed a rumor prevailed yesterday that
he had been hung, but the Lincoln com
mandcr would scarcely be guilty Of such
a crime on such a charge.
Az ABoLirfoNisr TO BIZ HUNe.-We
learn that a man named Johnson, n ma
tive OF Massachusetts,, and engaged as
watchman on the steamer WIN. NJ. Nor
rison, now laid up at Mound City, was
yesterday arrested y the people Of Crit
tendon county, Arkansas, on charge Of
uttcring incondiay language and express
log Abolition sentiments. A Jury Of
planters has been summoned, and he
will receive his doom this morning at
niue o'clock.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

LIEUT.. CoL. FARNHAM, who by the
death OF Col. Ellsworth is commander
of the Firemen Zouaves, was in the Mex.
icOn war, is an efficient officer, and il is
believed will prove worthy to fill the place
Of his predecessor.
The secession flag which Col. Els
worth tore down IN Alexandria, has been
sent 20 Fircmcn's Hall, New York,
where II will remain until after the
war.
TRuE.--"Wo don't want money des-
perptely bad" says an editor to his sub
scribcrs, "but our creditors 90, and no
doubt they owe you. II you'll pay US,
wen pay them, and they'll pay you."-
Dinna ye ken !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Cnnt. Ford in tic EIeId.

On Saturday last, Capt Ford arrived
In Columbus from Richland county, with
a company Of picked men, who have en-
listed for three years. Capt Ford went
through the Mexican war, commanding a
portion Of the Ohio troops, and that par
ticular portion of which Gen. Taylor re-
marked, "ThCy never know when they
are whipped" Capt. Ford's company
will be heard from again when they come
in contact with tho rebe's South.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

BY the disobedicncc Of q lad in 1909, a
garden gate in Rhode island was lcft
open, and pig got in and destroyed a
few plants a quarrel between the own
crs Of the garden and the PIG grew out
Of Il, which spread among their friends,
defeated the Federal candidate for the
and gave the State a Demo.
cratic Senator, by whose voto war was
declared in 1912 with Great britain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Monday Nights Report.
Exciting News from washing.
ton.
NEw YoRx, June 10.

NEW YoRK, Juno 10.
The Posts dispatch rays;
The Federal troops at the Relay House
continually make arrests and detect con-
trubund goods in transit through that
place. The contrabaud goods which are
seized almost daily consist Of percussion
caps and military clothipg.
The Commercials special says:
A gentleman who arrived irom Man
Rssas Junction says he heard the rebels
say they had $4,000 troops there. lie
saw Beauregard, aud among the prison
crs there ho found many residents Of
Washington.
Troops will be dispatched to Freder-
ick, Md, on Thursday, TO protect Union
men. II being understood that plot is
on foot to deposc Gov. Hicks that day
and establish a provisional govern
ment. n.
A number Of regiments have orders
for Chsmbersburg. Ell.
Il lS now believed there will be aspoo-
dy advance on Rarper's Ferry. .I..
Ger. ManSheld has received word that
the Michigan regiment was fired Al in
Baltimore. An army ohecr has been
eent there 70 Investigate the affair.
Gen Banks takes command at Dalti-
moro to-day, r.g
Col. Stone len this city to-day with
troops, gOing in tho direction sr Lees
burg. ...i., ~. .t-
Alagge number Of cars have been senl
from Citation, Va, 10 Cumberland, TO
bring Federal troops 70 the latter place.
il ia said la,oQo troops have LEFT for
HarPer's Ferry, but this is thought inn
! probable, ....t.- ....
Itis said that Mr Custis,M. C. of fIowa
will be appointed Brigpdier-Genera aud
DC given command OF Iowa troopp.
Special 10 the N, Y Tribune-Wssh-
/ ington, June, l0.-Ten thousand troops
vii be in Baltimore within 80 hours.--
That city il 10 a fermentation, and there
are preparations for vigorous rislDg.--
Arms are stored in private houses, and
nightly drills have been going on, Al
the 6rst sign Of an uprising tho city viii
ne bombarded from Fort MeHenry.--
Il This is on authority, ,t-. M
Z. CINCINNATI, Jane 70.
Tho lltA Indiana Zouaves, Col. Wal
lace, reaehod Cumberland this morniAg
aud took possession Of the town.
II WAsmS0roS, June S.--Emefson Eth
4 etidge's name, Of Tennessee, has beef
1 used in connection with the CefkshiI
lorthe House,, lie assurei Colonel Foe
nCy howas D0t candidate, and wo0ll
lusS his infldonoe in Forney's fovor.
i WAsmScToN, June 10,
v II isasctttpingd that portion Of tn
l Federal troops have eouo 10 Edward
'iFefry, point about half way 10 Hby
I psf{, and that they VII oeeSpy itPsr
maucnty.
}, The New York Goth has captured
brother OF Jackson, Elisworth's mui
] dorcr,
u Our troops complain Of the disrhstg
Of tho prisoners OF warby the dovefn
\ ment, asserting that there IA no use Z
= capturing rebels Il they are q be immS
, hately releoscd
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The Sa.OOo, 600 E.onn

% The ee,Ooo.O00 loan suthoriEr a by the
Ohio LrglslOture, for putting tse State
on awsf fcotng, iS new, we understand,
rcsdy TO be offered. aud Il iS dearable
thht Il be token by the citizens and mon
itd in'tiiuticns Of the State. AZ il in-
v.lvcs no pctuninry sacrifice. q nd ls a
$40 Ond good Investment, those who
have means, will got hesisuto to inves,
IN the ruiliotie fund, Fi ,n a.|f
g Fdt ne ScPiSmeht Of he loan, Bond.
are issued payable p 1868, bearing In
tsFsst At hsFs.s ~ ala per cen, per an
lsR, payable &c rni.ahNunlly, at the city
Of Columbos. ari
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
N lIore .Llltle allants. .

No Mere Lutte GIANTS"
IN the dcath Of stephcn A. Douglas
tAe Demoetatic party los, valiant and,
cherished leader, whose bosom bore the
Gears oi many political soptost and
whose place cannot be supplied. IT,
WASthc rccogplsod bead and soul Of thc
party and 20 him the masscs looked, as
the Mosrs hat Wts 70 lead them out ol
chr WildcTneSs and on to victory. Though
dOfest6d iuthe contest with Lincoln, he
was no less hopored aud cstccmcd-thc
party still had confidence in him and fol-
Lived whore .hO. led IliS recent stand
In favor ef the Union won him hosts OF
friends and made him hOnOred and
esteemed by men of all Par;ies. Had he
suviYsasnd purvpsd such patriotic man
" eourssihc would have been a very for
nidable candidate for the Presidcney in
lsei, The party u now without leader
butwe are sure they will not forgot his
iaIt dying injunction aoprr rtE Law,
iSP svrrcsr rHt coSsrirvTIoS OF rus
UEirEp SrArEs," ir tfsct b1nIa,r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

NOD mnH1gcHAent IN Ohio.
: Ohm, The fhird slaa in tue Unlon,
tefus % Be behind eii nc rest in equip
Ping Der irpeps and aendiRg them .fr.
ward. Though thO people rcspondc d
vith pFoppiitute negor before witncss.
st,s0i were wiling b 'give both men and
ihdatS, 10 any an cunt reqnircd, only tvo
Ecs fnehss vesssspt forward 70 Wash.
lnS'ons without arms o. sqoipncnis, mis-.
e'shly elad and poorly provided for IN
ttrfy respect Tho clothing furnished
Item was d a mosl inferior kind, They
Dhateihow scarcely enough {, cover thoir
HEkednsss ami bto dabbet tso ardy.
I'D oslo treincns,,n while the troops
% oiAer siatos ARC well equipped. Il is
q harnipv diagraee 70 ,ho stlis that must
~ wiped bass ar o. hsluiae7a s.af
Tiss troops iha, have remJnod beh ind
IN camp and those now 10 Western Wiz.
EiHie hasc fanca llttlo b5,tsr. Bot few
~ theia htvcyet been adifoFned dr efbe-
tySiy trh,d and great deal OF thor
eiplbirg u n raaoally inierior qvalily.
The ooupactors seen to have had but one
s'5cet 10 sivs---so iiae thcir own pockets
u the expense o. the STATE. Tho por.
ems In charge Of these matters exhibit
either downright dishonesty or incHcusa.
bic staPidiiy. Taey are the guardians
of the Statue intorsSis and tho people
will hold thohrtoa stfiet aceountab ry
Money enough MAS voted by the L,gsla.
ta;, aud = "A pld havl basn juliel9usly
and eoenpnieally distributed. A person
~hO will knowingly sWihdie tho State in
timcs Ike these, willstssl. Il h The
.sum OF ull yillianies.' rs.r.
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Especial Dispntehos 10. Cleveland Leader. J
Wnrpt1so juno 1910 p. N.

II npfcihl hHphlilth 70 kltNelAnu LehNeFsI
wnIptrS0, juno 1910 p. NJ.
have good authority Cor sayiRg that
the Federal troops, consisting Of Ohio,
Iudinna, and Nrgipin troops, now at
Grafton md Phillippi, win move across
the mouBtains towurdB Stunton and Rich
mondi and thus form q junction with the
Grand Army now At Washington. II is
expected that the troops will have a fight
with the Rebels before they cnn make
connection with the Grand Army The
Union feeling is increasingly in the neigh
borhood Of Phillippi Union men arc join
ing the Federal troops every day.
Passenger trains run now regularly
from Wheeling to Cumberland. Road
and bridges guarded by Federal troops.
The Convention will FIRST elect Gov
ernor to fll the vacancy caused by Gov.
Lctchor declaring himself and tho State
Out Of thc Union. The new Governor
will then issue bis Proclamation eonve-
ming the Legislature 10 meet at Rich
moRd as soon as that city is taken posses
sion Of by Federal troops. The I.cgis-
lature sill then proceed and elect Union
men for u. s. Senators TO fll the Sc bts
made vacant By the secession Of the trail
tors Mason aud Hunter.
THIS city is filed with Delegates and
Union men from all parts Of Western
Virginia. Perfect unanimity appears to
prevail amongst them.
HAGERsTOwN, June 10
The rebels crossed 70 Mcreerville and
attempted to capture some canal boa
and lot oflour, but were driven back
by the home guard.
Tho rebels have obstructcd tho canal
at several places, destroyed the locks and
all tho skiils and scows between Shep-
ardstown and Hurper's Ferry.
CAIRo, June 10.
Gen. Prentiss yesterday sent two COM
panics, under command OF Capt. Joslyn,
TO Mound city, 20 guard that place, rs Il
had been threatened by band Of Ken
tuclsy rebels.
Capt. Schuttnor, in command ofBird's
Point, to-day broke up band Of scccs-
sonists, near Norfolk, Missouri, and sue
ceedcd in capturing eighteen Tcte's, who
arc being examined before Gen. Prem
tiss. A number Of others made their
escape.
HLGERsrowN, June 10
Friends Of Gov. Hicks visited Gcncr-
alThomas, and asked him to send troops
to Frederick.
Disloyalty is strong among the mcm-
bers Of The Legislature.
The destruction OF the dam on the Po-
tomao river by the Secessionists, caused
great Indignation among the people in
Southern Maryland. The VirginiGns at
tempted to destroy the dam FIVE timos,
but wero rcsisledlby the home guard Of
WilliaTsport.
An engagement is progre sing Par
ticulars unknown. Fight q teen miles
distant. Numbers Of Virginians are es-
Gaping.
Every man in Virginia between the
ages Of l6 and GO is required to enter
the service before Thursday next.
Sccessionists claim there are $4,000
troops at Harper's Ferry. UniOnists say
there are only 5000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The Government has. erideaiiV I6inn
possession Of The Frat.ly IN o. naiii
road.
fearful tEai tlin rtbtb win cross 10 ~.
er and burn the town 10 night.
Guards all dong ~ Nhoie lia n 1e
Potomoc rivcf heve becn douhledto day.
Reliable Information gives tkirteCn
thousand at Harper,s Ferry.
BALTIMORE, June n.
a eoTresPondontof the Amerieansays
ne hght at Williumsport between the
itome Guards and rebels continued all
day; Several rebels wero wounded end
one killed 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

lSJ-Ata special eleetIou held in Kan.
S4a, -oat the 9Th Ilssl., for Member Of Con
gross. NJ. A. Conway was elected with
out OPPcsi,iOH Avcy Tghs vote Pollsd.
oJ-cpupAnies pfu. S. troops have
hen seat from Lssvsnworth TO n. lu-
sePh s0d EaAsas CITY, No, 70 assist the
loyal Oitiusns Of those places In forming
Home Guards.
05-FroTh ibe best available source 4
IL 'bslisys1 tha oRtiTs sscessioR hssse Of
Virginia does not exceed 10000 or 10000.
aerMuoh dlsSnsotion Is reported d
eSIs. unohg the KenmskiahS on ths
nfaglaod HeIghts,ae iIsrper's Ferry and
TumOE % euFrehs that they iRtend soof
% aIsPlsy ibe s,sts ana ssipsa. and 81
probably dessr,ing ia . body.
01-It Is estimated that not less than
s.cO0 Printers bare volunteered 20 dsfsn,
tAc Stars and Stripes, 49,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Atyle,s bropgLt from England by the
steamer ASriaiic tate that the, Bri,ish
Goyern3spthoa delermipsd no. to admit
spulhera UriraeeFa 70 their pOr,s. Eag'
land is coming TO her senses. Tho kfrh
decided stand Of tho North and the en-.
Phalie eOuras of BiiHistor Adams hav,
taught her that Yo yet have GOycrh.
meht. ..a .-l.--.--l 1T - LII
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
EXCITING NEWS.
Reports and Runners about Mil
ltary Movements
Engagement Near Fort
! y 80 xeas Monroel
Federal Forces compelled 60
RStTeatl

NEW YORK, June IL. .
AR army officer who hA6 an Interview
with Gen, See,t yesterday, states he was
positively inlormed By him that no inn
portant attack up the position Of the
enemy would be made, until the forti6-
Cations around Washington are al en-
t.relY finished and the guhs mounted.
Il appeOrs that Arlingson lIighb were