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q The Fort Smith Times Of the Sth inst.
Gays thst there are two hundred Choctaws
camPsd fourteen miles from that place, and
eighteen hundred more are Oh their way to the
place Of rendezvous. These noble sons Of the
West, says the Times, armed with their
long rifles, tomma-hawks snd scalping
knives, swear that nothing but the scalp Of
The Yankee win satisfy their vengeance, for
intruding on their southern brothers.
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GA late issue Of the Cincinnati Press
says: "The statement that General Scott was
to cross the Potomac on Monday last-as that
two or three weeks ago, that his war horse
had performed the same hazardous journey
turns out to be incorrert
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From WrNcHrsTEn.-A Virginia exchange

IH5INI" IhVHdTsV
of the 18th inst, says:
On Wednesday last, a ,kirmlsh occurred
near Bunker Hill, twelve miles from Win
chester, between a company Of our cavalry
and the enemy, in which 1--WE Of the latter were
killed and three taken prisoners. No one in
lured on our side The prisoners were brought
into Winchester Thursday morning.
The reported return home Of the Pennsyl-
vsnia regiments belonging 10 General Patter-
sons command is confirmed, Only three regi-
ment's however, returned, instead Of four, as
stated Saturday. The reported firing upon the
troops when they left is Unfounded.
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LATER.

GRAFTON, July 15.-COming through the
field Of battle Of Cheat river yesterday, with
Major Gordon, who had charge OF the corpse
Of Gen. Robert S. Garnett, we learned that
he rebel army had left the remainder Of their
baggage train and artillery at a point about
two miles from st. George. Word was in
staHtiy sent back to Gen. Morris, and all is
now probably captured.
The rebels are greatly disorganized, and
heading for Hardy county. It is hoped that
Gen. Hill, now at Oakland, may be able to
intercept them.
GaInett's corpse is here, awaiting orders
from bis family.
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TAKES SIDES WITH THE SoUTH-We learn
that Col. T. n. Tidmsrsb has Joined the con-
fedsrste forces at Memphis, and is CALAMITY
doing duty at the navy yard in that place. He
is one of the most famous men in the country.
He wss the agent OF director Of almost every
circus that has visited the South for the last
ten or fifteen years. He is a powerful as well
as notable man, and throwing his soul and
energies into everything he undertakes, 10
equal to a regiment Of Yankees. Col L. is
fully "in the ring" and will be suFs to cause
some aground and lofty tumbling" in the
ranks Of the enemy whenever be comes upon
him.-N1rfok HsrnlR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISPATCHES
To THE NORTHERN PRESS.

BAACKsREPUBLIUAN DISPA TCHES
TO THE NORTHERN
Special to the N. z. Tribunel
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The president has
approved the force bill.
The reign Of terror in LOudOn county, Va,
Is at its hight. Citizens are told to be ready
to be drafted to-day into the service AID
march to Manassas Junction. Twelve Uaion-
lists fled from Waterford and are now in our
Ines They report forty more coming at the
first opportunity.
Ex-Gov. Stephens, OF Washington Territory,
arrived here this morning. He cones to offer
Dis services to the government 10 a military
capacity. lie was formerly Ia the United
States army.
We learn from Richmond via Charleston,
mat JEFF. Davis has ordered Col. Bowman and
another prisoner OF war into custody, and has
given notice TO the government that if any
harm IS done to one Of the pirates Of the Sa-
Vannsh, 1t viii be followed by retaliation even
to hanging.
spesisia&the New York world
the enemy will cross in boats
government property at Great
contTaband camasiato the ID Ohio
afternoon from Fairfax. He states
ire all packed up at Fairfax to-day,
Q retreat to Manassas at any mo-
ere are five regiments there.
81 New York WOrld.1
stish consul at Richmond has laid
befof8ford Lyons official documents respect
ing recent cases where the blockade of the
Chesapeake had been broken by private indi-
viduals BY permission OF the government.
Lord Lyons, it is understood, has called the
attention OF the government TO these facts and
requests an explanation. The questions
involved are of Importance. It appears that
the British agents at the several ports at the
South are Keeping a vigilant watch for re-
opening OF the blocksded ports, and intend to
give US trouble whenever an opportunity nay
occur.
Special 70 the New York Times.1
Gen. Butler is represented as having come
into conflict With the officers OF the COure,
and to have made bis grievances the subject OF
communication to the war department.
The last dispatches received By the Mexican
legation announce the death Of Occampo and
Gen. Degailado, two Of the most illustrious
men in Mexico.
Capt. Barney's battery Of flying artillery
from Fort PickeDs, has gone to Washington.
Special 10 the New York PostI
The committee on WAYS and means will
probably fix the duty Of 1Oc. per pound on teas
OF all kinds, 4c. on coffee, 24c. on sugar. No
proposition tor the reduction OF duties on iron
or steel is likely to succeed. Probably an in
creased income tax will be recommended.
WARRINGTON, July 16.-As soon as the re-
cent seizures by the priVasesrs JEFF. Davis and
Sumter became known the navy department
issued orders to the federal vessels at New
York, Boston and Hampton Roads to proceed
without delay in pursuit Of them and all SINH
lar crafts.
An Official letter from Piekens, received this
morning, mentions that the Niagara has de-
parted on a like erraud.
Dr.. John julius Guthrie, OF North Carolina,
having refused 10 obey orders assigned him
to do his duty, has been dismissed from the
navy.
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SID RPanRrM.

a SUPERIOR BUGGY and HORSE, ysuozA
"A and al TIsht. Apply TO 7
1glS Nv coruer Alabama a. rnF Jsua-F s--Tra
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Rnss Sale

A SADDLE and BRIDE, which the owner can get
n BY saying chsrges, etc. GEO. HICKS.
Jyl8-Ite cerner shalbT nd T-.r LII L
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Fernando Wood, Of New York, is said
to hold a mortgage Of 10000 on a portion of
the heavily encountered estate left by the late
Senator Douglas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-18

The result Of the Canadian elections has not
been sufficiently ascersained to determine the
relative strength OF the respective parties in
parliament. The Toronto Leader Of Thursday
claims confidently an increased ministerial
majority. The Globe Of the sane date, is
equally ssrguine that the opposition have
gained and are ahead IN numbers. The latter
Journal gives tbe known result as follows !:
Mnisseriaiis.s, Upper Canada, q Lower
Canads, q; total, 43. Opposition, Upper
Canada, 30; Lower Canada IS; total, 50. In
dependent, s not decided, %. OF the unde-
oidsd Districts twenty are in Lower Canada,
where the minisser5H-ts have their strength.
The New York Journal Of CQmmsres
Gays tat tbers were shipped bg gail and sea
from Boston, iss. week, 70 places outside Of
New England, according to the shoe and
leather rsaoTtsr, 25H cases Of boots and shoeg.
They were distributed as follows: 1915 cases
to tie Western States, 646 to New York and
Pennsylvania, 46 to The border slave States. 9
to tie British provinces, and 1913 to CONSTANT
nopie. OF those sent to The Western States,
1911 were fer San Francisco.
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ENaEaaI.

A 2 KET,w which the owner CD
n gel b. paying for this tivertissmsnt. ~
Apply at the APPEAL cfies. frre-tr
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E0UfND.

JAMES v. HALL, OF Upton county. is q candidsts
for Poster in the District ~cozyoss1 o. Fsyst5a. shelby
aVf Upton Cuunlfas fvT7-faa
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GTRATED from the subscribers. a lsrzeA
- Brown Alfe HULE. aooat eight wears ola -
The tboye reward VIII Be paid for the delvery
OF said Huia a. RA-kd-
iTlS Nv WcETvNVv 4 n b
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9&b A0bfttjseuants.
Zoe the Legislarure.
FOE EEonfel

We are authorized 10 announce s. DICEAsOE. 60,
for the Lssisiature at the ensuing s~i5sti5n-Augusr les.
frT9fzH
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The RIGHT SPIsIT.-We learn that there
was a Favorable response, by the citizens OF
Tchula, to the appeal for loans to the ConCed-
crate States, made at shat place on last Satur-
day. Our fellow-citizan, MIR. Frank Wyatt,
we are informed, nobly came forward and sub
scribed his entire cotton crop, four thousand
bushels CT corn, and $4,000 now in the hands
Of his commission merchants. This is GER
tainly liberal and patriotic, and il the example
here given is pursued by our citizens gen
orally, Holmes county will have the honor Of
having proudly and nobly done her duty
Lexington -fdDeriiser,
ca The Newbern IN. o. Progress, has
the following:
Information reached here late last night by
a lieutenant Of the Roanoke Guards, from the
undersigned, that on Wednesday, 10Th inst,
between 10 and 1 o'clock, a man-oe-war, A
guns, same under the guns at Fort Hatteras,
when an engagement took place, which lasted
tbree-fourths sf an hour, each party firing
about seven or eight guns. No damage was
done on our side. The vessel was struck
twice and thought to havesbeen disabled, as
she struck coloTs and sloped.
LIEUT.. C.. ". N.GHT,
Commander at Fort HatteTas.
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The JacksonPort Herald Of the 1sh
says a nan by the name Of Kidd was drummed
out Of The Hindman Guards to the tune Of
Yankee Doodle, on last Wednesday, for DISC
bsdient and disoTderIy conduct.
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"a The New York troops now in and
around Washington, whose term Of service
expires between the Doth OF July and 2nd Of
August, number 8,195. Osber troops, whose
term expires as above, amount to 6,65O-totaI,
1855.
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LsaaEsT CIRCULATION II THE
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We take the following from the Pensacola
correspondence Of the Mobile Register and
.Adrsrtiser
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-30
THE
y LY PAR Alto
WORTHY OF
rersai Confidence and Patronage. Fer
Statesmen, Judges. CIcrgymca.

4es and Gentlemen In all parts Of the world testfy
hcty OF Prof o. j Woods Hair Restorative. and gem
"a oi the Press unanimous In its praise. few ties
ias only be here given see circular for more and
~ be impossible for You to doubt.
Al Wall Street. New York, Tee. both, 1sjS
NrEaEN: Your note of the 18th inst ss been recive
that you had heard that had been benefited by the
- woods Hair Restorative, and requesting my eerth
q the Tact if l had no objection to give IL.
ward il to you eheerfully, because think It due Ny
aoout % years. the color Of my hair auburn and IN
20 curl Some Eve or six years since il began 70 turn
and the scalp the crown of my head TO loose is
shty and dandrutf to form upon IT, Each Of these
biities increased with time and about four months
iourth was added 10 them by hair falling oil the top
4 bead and threatening to make me bald
this unpleasant preiieament, l was induced to try
HAIR beuevatOr mainly to arrest the falling OF Of
AR Tor had really expectation that gray hair could
e restored to its original color except from yes.
however, greatly surprised 70 ind after the q two
! eny, that not only the falling Oh arreste but
o9r was restored 70 the gray hairs and sensihity to
alp, and dandrua erased 20 form my head. very
% the Qualification Of my wife al whose soictatino
induced to Try IL.
mis- among the many obligations owe to her If
q their wives to prtat by my example and use 1t
I ias gray or gettiug bald Very respectfully
BEN A. LAVENDER
I J. Wood & Co. 4u Broadxay, New York.
iaaiy absent from the city aud am no longer at
siamaston. Ala. July 2oth, lS59.
fEoF o. J. woon; Dear Sir: Your Hair HeStora-
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- q t. that wish % make known to The HUBiIC Of
4 = % tue hair, which are gFsat- msn OF WOMAN
= hearty deprived Of hair and by resort % your
hesioSativc the hair viii return more besutsni than
a least this i ny experience. Believe Is AT,
Yours truly. WM- H. KENNEDY
s.-fou can publish the above II you lfse- BY pub
n cur Southern papers you Hil set more Patronage
- several % your cirfacates IN the Maiik Hsr-
I Strong sbuthern piper, ". u. kenedy.
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n 1orshalls Headache and Catarh Snnrr

uS snuff has thoroughly provcd To be the best
| re ever known for curing The Cataryh totd ~ NE
kua AMI Tie HeadasAe y mas been iound an excehnt
- ~ H. aud HeayiHg has oftcn been greatly improved
Il pnrres out all distractions, strengthens the
Sa and gives = healthy actions 20 the parts atiec'eh
n o,n nerasd BY many Of the best Physicians, aud L.
u MN great sttreess and Satisfaction everywhere
~ than twenty-five years experience has proved its
yauc and at ,his moment IL stands higher than ever
&rc.
LARGO number Of the most respectable wholesale Drge
IL In NcwYork aud Boston In certificate, signed By them
Il say-" The undersgngd having fer many years been
,intsa With d. MarsAdTs CafaSTh and Heaaohs SgEG,
q el In our wholesale trar cheerfully state that
it be be equal in cS ~ resPyt to the reocoenda
q sn il Tor the curc Of Catarrhal affections, aud that
Acisy the hest article have ever known, ali for
xeap,1pgn discs scs Of the Head :;
RENyA ARE OF GOUNTERFEITS. A fac
b. o the signature Of the proprietor, Charles Sowcn Is
sf,ery bottle
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w aShing MachinC.
Ii will do Washing. siarchina and NyrIng-

ENlS machine has been thoroughly tested for the six
months aud found 10 DO all that IL designed do
IL Is adapted 10 all kinds clothes from pocket hanlker
chief to bed quilt You wiring your clothes Ii
than one quarter of the time and dryer that they
will dry in half the time and iuure your clothes
one half as much when twisted by hand This mnehiue
Is formed wilh Two spring rolls covered with rubber
constructed to together with great pressure and
tst and easy The springs In the rolls constructed
as 70 yield the most ~ the ccn where the bulk Of the
CLOTHES conducted they between them. BY this
the springs with the rubber tight the
clothes that they through nearly dry enough 10 iro
However the garment may be t equal
amount of pressure The clothes washed this mae
will require rubbing except the drest parts such
collars aEd wristbands which win require but slight rub
with the hands.
The machine Is naiey patent and the subscriber has
bought the right Of manufacture and for wndbam aud
Windsor counties. Price Sl200 A. S. CLARK
Bellows Fails, Vt, Feb. s. 1861.
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New Feed Gutter.

FiEsubscrber having purchased the right to nanuac'
L tire and sell Ia Windham County, W. W. HOLMAN
Patent Feed Cutter Would give notice that he is ready
10 furnish the same,
The attention Of Farmers and all who have stock
Invited to this Mchiae the best aud cheapest thug
cutting hay straw eorn-saks In u s simple IN ar
rangement efficient In execution aud liable get cut
Of repair 1t Is sefGednr, eau gnge SO rs e cut
the feed from one-half inch three iuchcs IN cpgth
WM. STONE
Bellows Fall August l, 1860. 81
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
uyDR SIPUO,

+, rms PREVENTION AND CURE OF All DISEASES or rur
Il rgrS,ny AND SEXUAL ORGANS, rue EIpNEHs, STOMACH
q ,yp BOWELS, AND rRGvGSrIoN OF CONCEPTION.
-. s,bo when used, prevents and Nervous De
g Castiyenoss Dyspepsia, liver Complaint Headache
hvrha,a or Whites Proapsus, Uteri or Falling Of the
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q yer es Il is simple, aud can be used by child II
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. r their offspring bnt must not be used during preg
- as it would produce misnarriage
M sad nth edch Spto important prie0e md eogideH
IN s6a fiaa. for TIE Married, dtf those contemplating
n X,y4e, also, ti,h directions for rs use.
81 Pan NOT TO sgcuHE one.
ones 50 a cheaper qunlity, 50. Each one is
ksI They are securely packed, and forwarded TO all
DIR J. RUSSELL,
84pnX Bl tli.l0l BRooKLYS, New Nork,
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r sale by 7. E, SMITH, Montpelier General Agent foI
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lIR FALL TERM begins on THURSDAY August 29th
The prescribed Course of Study aud Board Of expert
Il Teachers afford at Barre Academy excellent aeilsies
pursuing education prparstive for coliegeur business
T. N. CAMP. A. Nj, Teacher Of Vocal Music.
j NJ. THATCHER, A. ~. Assistant Principal
II efficient teachers employed.
j. s. sPAULDING. Principal
r, August 6, 1851. I-4
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-07

remarks .hrnughvu, ~ere received With
great demonstrations 1T delight and ar-
plause Daring the sroakihg. many OF
the fair Sex If the county were prr-ent.
whose bright ewes aud smiling 'acss lent
additional get and interest 20 the ceicUra-
ton A su,np.uo,,s iinn.r hal l'een rro-
vided for the ocr-si,.n al winch i'otii
c,mpsnies W. ~ seated. and WINS 1t The
be~t quality wa n abundance. tspa.
Jones. of thu ''lDra ,oois. o.i.s toasted !.
rrsr'naca. rs foliows:
''tIeu,icurro. have no' beef taught TO
dance or speak. but whs, ! h"pc i, better,
have bten taught to stand shoulder ."
shoulder with trase friends. resi- ITO s,ni' =
tie enemy of my country
Col Coad. i'll r.spUnss ~ q toast. gave
the following:
THE IInsnn and the Constitutional
rights Of ell the Statrs fur the sake Of the
St.tcs. but under sny circumstances. and
under all circumstances. the L mon of the
South for the sake Of South"
Major John II MllLurn gave the follow
ing in response to an ,tller toast:
Our rights in the U..i.n II We can.
but our rig.ts in or Oh; Of the Union"
tn response to an other toast, Capt. Coad
gave the f"llsw;ng:
"A hope.
Tha, whatever creed he laugh, or lard he uod i.
We 4 GA, ,cy@fhe- oil n CONN, on sod"
1t. Henry Carroll gave the follow
ing:
.'J..F.r=cn Davi. Presiden, Of the South
ern Republic"
Thomas W. Cough. Esqr.. gave the
following:
The States of Virgins an'i Mar. land
having grown ,cg' ,hcr in prosperity. they
should cling together IN sdveTsi,v. Like
the Siamese Twins. ~ divide ti,-m. weuld
b" to kill 10th"
Dinner bring now over the officers in
command If each company ordered "ns
their respective camnands fr another
drill, during which thy w"r. inspected
by the colonel Of the Regiment, and | All.
ed to cay t!la: boil, companies passed
satisfactory inspections. | an Happy 20
say, in conclusion that irriny the whole
dav nor 4 single in,"x.'af"d nan was I"
be .ecn. and that everything ra>sed "ff in
tn" mos, r.aecaLlc aud qsies u,arneT in
agi::at'e.
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CuMxuSIcArsp.
Celebration Of the 22rd Of February.
hy the Clifton Guards at tie Clifton Factory

.kessr. Ea:t"rs. the 10Th of
February was the day get spart bv the
Clifton Guards" Ca pt j. Edwin Coal.
to celebrate the anniversary Of the birth Of
George Washington. The ST lnigoes'
Dragons. Capt Randolph Jones. were
prcsen, bv Invitation aud participated in
the celebration. La 4 fine weed, adjacent L"
the village, the two companies mounted
and in full Uniform marched out on fell
owned oy Dr. Wan. NJ. Abel. tine Ora
goons' taking the lead aud the Guards"
forming in the rear. In this field, the
drill commenced aud was executed in u
manner to do credit TO veteran soldier
The martial appearance and bearing Of tn.
two companies az they wen: through the
drill elected great applause FROM the larg.:
number of ladies and gentlemen who had
assembled at DIR. Abrlrs and at the village
TO witness the parade. AS soon as the
drill was over it was announced that speak
ing was abou: to commence. The ORA
goons' were then invited over to the Tav
ern KEEP, by Miss Silence, and, sf.er being
seated in the piazza a few moments, the
Guards were drawn mp in line in from,
Of the Hotel. when Capt. Coad stepped
forward and introduced 10 the crowd as
senbled John II. Hebb. Esqr.. who read
with great fluency and taste Washington :
Farewell Address,, which was received
with loud applause. At the conclusion o.
the Address" Capt. Coad introduced
George Thomas. Esqr.. the Orator Of the
Day, to the Company. The Grafton Of
Sir. Thomas was acknowledged by all who
heard it to be masterly display of ele-
4uence. to evince unusual if not cxtraor-
binary powers Of mind and to Indicate =
brilliant promise for the yvcathful orator.
The rea,srks of Mr.. Thomas were chief =
OF historic Character. but he retired III
conclusion in pointed and patriotic terms
70 tie p-cscus erins 1t ths ccsrtyy. bis
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a CARD,

DOCTOR GCSTAVUS CAETEK, having
~ located hilnscl la Cnasin,ie Hall, re-. pa,- =
fully .'frrs iis professional services I" the pub
lie. III" "tiics 10 tina: f"rm.riy occupied by
Dr.. }. +. Shaw, where be can always be
found except when PROFESSIONALLY engaged.
REyEsENcE.-Ssmue! Chew, NJ D. Pro.
fess"r Of Principles and Practice OF Medieips
IN the University Of Maryland.
March 7th lo6I-lOm