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DENTAL.

R p. ID h NAP DENTS
lie Teeth extracted without pain drugs, -
or shocks TO tho nervous system. My modeol3,yVy4
Of operating and application Is different
from any In use, and is exhilarating instead OF
de6ilitating 70 the system. Teeth flled substsn.
TALLY, and Artificial Teeth made in all the various
BtylestO suit the most fastidiOus Terms moderate.
n. BAH Eastern, Western, and Virginia money
0TTIoE1I3I West FOurth-st., oin., o. dSso
nR. MER EDITH, DENTIsT,-OFFICR
~ on Sixth-st., between Race and Elm- ANA
No, 139, near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted 94ffI
without pain, on Z principle, without
the Of drugB any injurious agent. Positively
no humbuG HhVine had nearly twenty years eI-
periencs IN the practice Of his profession In this
city he can give perfect satiHlaotion 20 all who will
patroniEe him. HiH terms are 80 ,TeasoNAl,e that
Y0u will save nearly one half By calling on him.
- TON 4 TAFTl fNR
DENTIST,
No. SO West FOurth.St., .4.
Between Walnut and Vins-sts..
SopA OlneiRnAti, 0hiO.
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SEALRD PROPOSALS. Will BE EE-

CEALRD PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
proyements until nine 0 clock A. M, Of TUESDAY,
April g. 1851 for grading, setting ourbs, and fur
COED, sound boWider' stone, none to be less than
four inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel
twelve inches deep East FrOnt-street, from the old
corporation line to the east corporation ins of the
city of Oincinnet including three rows Of dressed
gutter. stones, and double row Of twelve-by- six
inch fiaggings of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fiat
rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
Gers TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order Of the Board,
apItt OHAs BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-

= CEIVED at the office of the Board of City I'm
proyements until nine O'Clock A. M. of FRIDAY,
April 10, 1861, for building eleven Stone Arch Gull
yerIs, to pass the water under Bast Front. street.
between Wellington street and the East Corpora
tion line of the City, as follows:
Two Of three feet interior diameter three of four
feet interior diameter; and six of five feet interior
diameter, according to the plans and Specifications
on file in the City Civil Engineers office.
zach bid to be accompanied by two osureties. Bid
ceived.
&. BY order Of the Board.
ep9-tt CHAS, BALANCE, Clerk.
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ka5- Constantly hand . supply OF Youghio-
gheny, Peach orchard Camel and Hartford Oity
Goal; City manufactured and Mokeesport OOksi
Fire.brick and Clay. fe23H
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Utica White Lime.

FWNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN
II CREASED their facilities In manufseturing this
celebrated Lime are now prepared to fill orders TO
any amount, and those ordering Lime can rely on
having them filed, and In No. 1 coopersge, and
the most reasonable terms All orders addressed 10
us at Utica Ind, will meet with prompt attention.
TYLER H0WES.
Utica, Ind, March l3, 1861. mbl4-cms
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BafsCNILANM0UB

SUgFKIoR CgYg8TE on C5sCINNkT kTt.
piaihtia, on the md day of October, 1850, ed ~
ob"et and player " SRich L 70 SstSina id s.nt
that the seid George Hatch paw 70 tie SRld MAY
rate II ten per cent. por snnur, om si septembsT.
1850, for which iands bsiongins 70 paintiG arr
TIE oicSss desefiped real ss,sts notssses sy
the said George Hatch, end the said lachql 4.
cure the said 8ebf Of said George Watch nav b-
sold and the proceeds applied 70 thepaJmeit Of said
That is to sayall Of lot No 10, in squap No. u,
as ehown on the plat Of subdivision made y George
d the Records Of Hamilton County, mss1rins 3
eet IN iroht, on the north SIDE q bank seeet and
p lot No. in square No Il, in same platImeqsur-
FMS p feet In mont, on the north side of Hmllon-
sH al f9p IN hS ssG if ibo~s bssE
on the g,as ss recorded ord T. book No Sl hge 50
extending back, along tho south side Of Bsn stress,
S9iest; also Also, ~ ci the lot q ground In avery =
in front on the south side Of Day ton. streetlnd sx-
tending back the same width, $50 iset 70 York.
with Baymller-st; also, all the west half block
No. 4, as shown on the reoorden plat made b{ E& y
Vest On DenSSn street, south on BsaRst eSst
BY 10 feet alley, and northwardly by grouHi Of ,.
Also, ali Of the lot Of ground in the east hat Of the
same block No. 4, on the same plat, measuring lo
t ID Os bss SR oS wssf sFee oI ID e n
alley; the south line being 200 feet north Of AID par
sei N to Bank Also all the lot Of gr3und Gun ii5lock
on the west side Of Freeman-gt., and extending back
veyed BY George Hatch to A. II. Smith. Saidnort-
gage being recorded in book Ne. ls0, page POTI e
r. Hatch, IL notified that unless she answerr de-
mur TO the said petition before the twentyhird
(23d) day Of April, 1861, the same will be tahn ~
true, end judgment rendered Accordingiy
JAMES & JACKsON1
fel7-ul Attorneys for PlaintG.
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MEDICAL CONsgLTA.

Ii TI0NS FREE -DTs JACKSON, HERBERT
4 co. treat with success sll Confidential Diseases,
male or female on the latest scientific plans there
by insuring quick and permanent cures at low
charges. Send for fifteen large lettor- Oircu-
lar, free Also, all Chronic Affections Of long
standing, requiring private medical aid, O1oe and
Consultation Rooms, 1917 sycamore-st between
Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. mh2-cmS
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mhaS.s POI aSI.OH. SAN. l. ooRwfNE, Clty Olsrk.
N9TISE ~ AL W1oM N N! MAK NC con: y:

NQTlCE IU ALL WHOl1 III VIA OONs
IN OERN.-Notce "A hereby given, that there are
pending before the Oity Council OF the city of Gin
cinuati, the following Ordinances, to wit;
To grade and pave, with b0wlder-ttone, Pennoek-
To grade and rave, with bowlder.stone, Living
street, from Linn-street to Batimore-street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder stone, Living
sten-sreet, from Baltmere- street to John street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stone, Cedar.
alley, from binn-street to Baymiller-street
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stone, Gest-
street, from Freeman.street to uarr-street.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, aud the CLERK in
struoted to give four weeks notice of the tendency
of the same.
The law requires ell claims for damages, that may
accrue from said Improvement to be filed in writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
mais.dW SAM. L. oORwIEE, City Clerk.
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COURT OF COM MON PLEAs-NO.
~ 2l,475h-John w. Garrison Vs Il. Gilbert, John
CIombie and VIM. Farnham, late partners as t.
Gilbert 90. The deie dAnta will take notice that
the 9th day of January 1891 he sued the N in The
above cause 20 recover The sum Of Sl,3sO damages
for the breach Of contract for the delivery OF
made between them and Loomis Campbell, on the
lst day Of May, lsb5, and which powder was never
delivered The said claim has been assigned by
LOOMS a Campbell 70 plaintiff. LOOMS 4 Camp
bell and CuTwin Wright have been made gar
niEheee. Defendant Is are required 10 answer ON or
before the LIST day Of June, 1851.
mh26-fTu JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty for PIE:
TF .YOp ARE ~ WANT, OF 4 HOUSE.
ava Tss Gil DsSdilJ ssl slak ! o1a 4 ISS dssiI
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FRUIT TREES ! FRUIT TREES !

VWNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GALL
a the attention Of those desirous Of planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to his large stock.
He has for sale this spring fine assortment Of
Apple, Nectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, Blackberries,
Peach, Ounce, GOoseberrieg,
Cherry, Shade trees, Cranberries,
Plum, Currants, RaHpberries, eto.
Grape Boots and Cuttings
Also, large stock Of Greenhouse Plants, Evor-
green, Deciduous and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs
All the above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks are now
growing and ready for inspection, in my Walnut
Hills and Whiteoak Nurseries.
promptly filed. n y =
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices anneJed viii
be cent, application to J. s. COOK, Walnut BfIs
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
p. S.-0mnibuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting from Luer's Steam Bakery, 113 Syca-
more-st., four doors above Fifth. mh2-tf
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DEALERS IN
Coal and Coke, Friedrich and Clay
Once and Yard-I99 East Front. St., south sidSs
between Butler-st. and Miami Canal.
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RRFORR RSQUIRR N. MAROHANT,
- JH.tiee Of the Peace Of Cincinnati rownship,
Of smilton County, Ohio-smitn Hawley 70 j,
v. Clutch.-0n the 10Th day Of March 1861, said
Justice issued order of attachment In the above
action for s2f2 n, making Jacob Graf & 90 Gar
'''.' )" SoHHE W. HEBRON, Atty for plaintiff.
March 23, 1861. mh26-oTu
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CTTY ADvMRTIsnMHNTg.

RTOTICE 10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY uONs-
IN CERfl--Hotice n hereby given that there a
sending before the Oty Council Of tho city Of Oin-
ciunati, the following Ordinance, to-wit;
10 establish the grade of kenner-street rom
Freeman. street 70 0airard-streat, .r
In pprsuance Of the Law, said Ordinance was twice
read hid on the table, and the Clerk instructed 70
give four weekg notice Of the tendency Of the same.
The Law requires all claims for damages that may
sccrne from said Improvement, to be ed In writing
with the CITY Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
dnnageq claimed, within two weeks after the ex-
piraton Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same win be taken up for
any SAM L. CORwINE, City Clerk.
Times and Volksblatt copy,l
NOTIQB-TO. ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CONOERN.-Notice Is hereby giyen that there
IL pending before the City Council of tho CITY Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinance to witt
To establish the grade of Auburn. street, from the
north corporation line, $40 feet eouthWardly.
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinance was
twice read, laid on the table, and the CLERK in.
structed to give four weeks notice OF the pendency
Of the same.
accrue from said Improvement 70 be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the en-.
piraton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
'pa %hSSs SSi''l SAM. L. ooRwtNE, City Clerk.
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Save Your Leaky Roofs

TTsE GAYysPATENTG TGUTTA.PERCHA
~ HOOFING. The materials Of which it Is com.
posed combine every requisite for practically I'm.
j.. P GAY, Agent,
mhl.cm 253 Sycamore street
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Block-tin Pipe.

NOR A SUPERIOR KIND OF BLOCK
~ TIN PIPE, for Blue Lick, Soda. etc, call on
III. McCOLLUM,
apl IO1 West sixth.st., bet. Vine aud Race.
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I'M ATTACHMENT EFORR @ II.
- HANsELMANH, a Justice of the Peace of Gin
einnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio:-Wm;
ii. n. Chance vs. Zsbulon Parker.-The defendant
will take notice that, on the 10th day Of March,
1851, at the instance Of said plaintiff, said Justice
Issued an order of ataohulent against the property
and effects Of said defendant, for the sum Of one
hundred and twenty'siK dollars and forty cents
and that said cause is adjourned for hearing the
9th day Of May, 1861, at O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAM n. II. CHANCE.
Dated March %, 1861. nh2s- iTu THIS
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Washington County Convention.

A Mass Convention of the Republicans OF
Washington County, will be held at the Court
House in Montpelier, On Saturday, the Sd day
Of August next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of putting in nomination candidates for
Senators and County Officers, to be supported
ny the Republicans of said County at the elec-
,on on the first Tuesday Of September next. 1t
is desirable that there should be full attend
ance Per order of
REPUBLICAN Co. COMMITTEE.
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The Battle,

As it is utterly impossible TO definitely ascor-
tain which OF the dispatches giving accounts Of
the battle ON Sunday night, near Bulls Run in
Virginia, is correct, we can do nothing bnt give
our readers such as we find room for. From
these conflicting accounts it is of course mpos
sible to get at the exact truth, but we think we
begin to get a glimmering cf the cause and the
consequence of the disaster
In the first place it seems now more than
probable that the Rebels abandoned their bate
ries at Bulls Run after the severe fight of Sun
day morning and afternoon, partly as a feint to
draw our troops into more exposed position
and to throw them in some measure off their
guard. Certainly whether. designed or not, the
effect was the same. Our troops had been fight
Ing hard all day. They had just gained, as they
supposed, u victory and driven the enemy from
their fortified POSITIONS They were exhausted
with their severe labor, and ready at the first
opportunity to enjoy the relaxation that succeeds
a victory just at this moment, the Rebels,
freshly and largely reinforced outnumberng
our men three or four to one, returned to the
light Most unfortunately, at this moment
the panic OF teamsters, civilians and campbell
lowers, was communicated to the soldiers, and
not enough OF them could be held in the face Of
the enemy 10 save the changing fortunes Of the
day, That VIC shall learn, however, when we
get accurate details, that the retreat, with par
tiaI, and on the whole tridng exceptions, was
conducted in good order, we are entirely conf
dent. That our troops should fall back, nearly
to the line Of the Potomac is not surprising, as
that has been the base line of Cen McDowel's
operations but that it was compelled to fall
back thus far except as Il military movement of
the greatest possible caution we do not believe
On the whole, we think the result of the bat
tic, and the retreat of our troops, simply puts
us back just where we were before the advance
was first made from the Potomac The ground
will have to be gone over again. The loss of the
brave men who have fallen, however great
personal and National sorrow, does not, in
military point Of view, materially weaken the
cause of the Union. The Government is as
strong to day as it was last Sunday morning
and it is by no means impossible that the lessons
and the discipline of this disaster will not make
our ultimate triumph all the more certain
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CONDUCT OF OUR TROOPS.
Veranosat eesarfernlastcr s no
An Internal Machine Captured.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
The weather is bright after the heavy rain Of
yesterday, and the avenues and streets present
lively appearance in consequence of the pres
encc Of soldiers in various CARDS, either en- route
to their rendezvous. Or entertaining anxious per-
sons with the incidents of the be tile. Some
are almost sinking under fatigue, while those
who were fortunate enough to procure convey
ance in the baggage wagons, or other vehicles
makea more prcsentable appearance Our cit
liens are generously dispensing Inequalities to
the soldiers. On the Virginia side things are
fast being put in order, and the business of re-
pairing the commisariat and ordnance damage
is In lively progress. Boats are again running
to Alexandria.
The Fire Zouaves will rendezvous at the head
quarters of the 18th n. Y. Regiment to-day,
when some accurate knowledge of their loss
may be ascertained
The last seen of the gallant Col Wilcox was
when he was lying wounded on the battle field
He is either dead or taken prisoner.
Both color bearers of the lst Michigan Regi-
ment were killed, also Captains Wilmington and
Butterworth, Lieuts. Cash and Monk, Serg is.
L. Hartmeyer and j. Hartmeyer, and privates
Jones, Kelley, Cunningham and Stafford.
Maj. Bidwell took Col. Wilcox's place, and
brought the Regiment off the field in good order.
The Zouave drummer boy was taken prisoner,
but escaped. lie reports that the Rebels have
taken immense numbers of prisoners, probably
picked up on the wayside. The officers of the
ohio Regiment are all safe, only Is members
are missing.
FORTRESS A1oNEoE, july %.
Mr.. Whitney, Quartermaster Sergeant. of the
w. Regiment, was shot this morning by the
Rebels at Newport News, only short distance
from the camp while searching for stray bull
lock. The body was pierced with halt a dozen
bullets.
An Internal machine intended to blow I'm some
OF the ships of war in the Roads, was washed
ashore this morning, within few rods Of
Floyds House 1t is of an ingenious con-
struetlon' and is the second attempt of this
kind The Roanoake arrived at the Roads
this morning. She has been as far South ms St
Augustine, during her cruise. She burnt n
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The Night Of Disaster.

Iasensely eager, and most painfully anxious
thousands have, since the first breath OF news
from the great disaster in Virginia, seized upon
elch particular item OF the intelligence that
the wi'-wing ID lightning has borne to the re-
hottest corner of the loyal States and a more
bitter and despairingly mournful depression OF
spirits than has followed this news into mill
iJns Of hearts anu homes, has never been ielt
in tAis Republic since the reverses that occ'
sionai!y visited, with the shadow OF a great
gr.ai, th5 armies of Freedom in the saddest
days Of oar Revolutionary struggle The
North mourns to-day with the anguish OF a
Mighty sorrow, and a deathly sickness has al
m,=t stopped the pulsations of the great North
era heart. The Flag we all honor, and love
With an affection stronger than death itself,
h.s been borne by our army retreating from Il
victorious enemy, and the great triumph with
which the brave exertions Of our troops on Sun
day was Almost crowned, has given place to the
sd story Of defeat and disaster. To-day we
hind our flags with Grape, intertwincd with the
mourniul cypress, instead of, as we hoped, and
expected, gay ribbons clasping the victorious
laurel. The Soldiers of the Republic have been
defeated, and it is right it is human, it is
Christian, to mourn.
Bat this is the saddest side Of the plcturc.-
Ii is sad enough. Let us look on the other side
The great army Of the Republic, has lost &C
c1rding to the wldes, and most exaggerated es-
TINA es Of flying fugitivcs, three or four thou
sand, and according to more reliable later &C
counts less than one thousand, perhaps not more
than five hundred men. At the very worst,
the army is reduced by only three or four Regi-
nents. What Of gloom aside from personal
grief should this cast upon friends of free gov
eminent? Are there not 100000 men yet in
the field, and 100000 more nearly ready to 90
forward? And cannot the Government have
TOR the asking 500, 900 more, as fast as they can
he got ready?
What then, in view of the great ultimate re-
suit, is the lsss of even 1000 troops? 1t is Of
no more significance in view of the whole field
than the capture Of picket guard, or the cut
,ag off an outpost of our army
Bat this is not all Though our troops have
fallen back upon their original position neal
the Potomac, though they hare met with re-
buff AID a reverse, will not the loyal men of the
Country go forward q hundred for every ten
that have fallen, to avenge their death, and to
curry forward the Flag again in such force that
Rebellion will be swept like chaff before them ?
We believe they will We believe the news Of
Sundays battle will more stir and arouse the
an ,er Of the North than the news from Sumter
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY %, lo0l

which first started it to arms, and that Treason
will be all the more terribly dealt with for its
temporary success.
Then let us not be disheartened, We believe
our cause is just 1t is the cause Of Freedom,
of Civilization, Of Christianity. And while we
know that there is God in Heaven, We shall
trust with implicit faith that the solemnly wall.
ing voices of this night of defeat, will be sue.
cceded by the victorious and triumphal choral
song OF the day Of victory
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Lamolllc County Convention

Tie Republicans Of Lamoillo County are in
yted to meet in Convention at lIydepa1k, or
Thursday, August 18TH at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ior the purpose OF nominating candidates for
County Officers, and doing such other business
IS may be deemed advisable
i. D. Newton, } Republican
q. W. HENDEE, Go.
G. S. PAHkE, Committee.
johnson, July 20, 1861.
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FIELD OFFICERS SAFE !
saGdssFOneti Officers Mont
Dctsch' 60. also safe!
BAGGAGE NEARLY ALL LOST.
Guinon's Wrist Broken.
CAPT. TODD SHOT THROUGH THE NECK
WASHINGTON, July %.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
10 &. w. WILLARD, EsQ.-Commissioned
Officers in Montpelier Company all right Field
Officers Of the Vermont Second Regiment the
same. Great loss in the Regiment Capt.
Todd, Company c, (Brattleboro) is here with
bullet hole through his neck. Wound not
mortal. Sergeant Major Guinon, broken wrist
Baggage nearly all lost.
p. P. PITKIN, Quartermasfcr.
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UazDs e
a-%)leO.

In Calais, July II, Mr.. Philip Short, aged Sc
lie was much respected and his loss VIII be deeply te
In Barre June SO, Widow Sally Scott, aged SIS years
In Alburgh June 9th sarah A. Miles, aged % years.
In Northheld, May 81, Mr.. Nathaniel Fisk, aged 81
81 years.
In Marcellau. Columbia County, Wisconsin, June =
In Falrhaven, April To- Mrs. Phebe Ann Allard, aged
years.
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In this village, July 10Th, by Rev. F. ]. Scott N.Y.
frederick Templeton, of Worcester, and Miss tarr-'
Cummings, of Middlesex.
In Barre at the Methods Pan sonage, July in, ~
Kew d. Packer, Mr.. Aaron II. Martin of Peacham, ana
Miss Mary Jane Herring, of More,own.
IN woodstock, July 9th, by Rev. J.. Pratt, M ~
ter !, Harlow OF barnard, and Miss Dora IhadVr~7
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SHOOTING AT CAMP BAxTER.-We learn from
the Californian extra, that John L. Tirrell of
Pittsburgh, n. H., a sergeant in Company :,
was sho, dead by the guard acting under orders
in quellng a riot on the camp ground, at St.
Johnsbury, Saturday eveninglas
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
tSD WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEA j
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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lie BRATTLEBoRo COMPANY We learn from
private source that this Company was badly
cut up in the recent battle Three were killed.
ten received shots, and thirty one are missing.
Capt, Todd, as we learn by telegraph, was
wounded
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ANDREW HILL, of the Second Reg, ment, re-
ported wounded in the Great Battle, was a
member of the Waterbury Company, Capt.
Dillingham; lie was from East Montpelier.
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FROM CALIFoRN1A.-Thc Broderick wing o.
the Democrats prevailed in the State Convex
ton, nominating John Corners for Governor
and Richard Irwin for Lieut.. Governor. Ihe
Breckenridgers are expected to nominate tUN
ticket.