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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
CARRIAGES AND SgAEaSsRls
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

A certain and permanent for Rheumatism Neural
y yia and Salt RleUn. II internal remedy, drv
ing and entirely eradcating the disease. requiring
no change III diet business, and may be taken b.
children and persons u lie mcst delicate copsut ions
with Ory,ect safety,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
Earl Washa ways Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lii Probate Court holden at
W AsmISGroN DISTRICT, 49, Montpelier, within and for
said district, the 9th day Of September A. d. 1851
SARAH AVN HATlAW AY, ADMINISTRATIVE on the es'
y tate of Ear Hathaway late of Calais in said district
deceased presents her administration account Tor settle
Whereupon, it is ordered that the same be re
ferred to the I'D day of October the Probate once
in said Montpelier for examination and allowance and
that all concerned notified hereof by the publication
of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed az
Montpeler weeks successfully soon as may be-
that they may appear said time and place and if they
see cause, object thereto. BY order of court
fo,l Attest. n, A. CHASE, Re istcr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
CIapboard and Planning Machines
WV "a NTEsD!

Ny person who has first rate Machine and wishes !"
\ exchange for Spruce Pine Lumber, can find Gus
toner BY applying soon.
All sons indebted the subscriber by Account OF
Note can paw the i'll good Butter at fair market
price. All accounts small notes due me must be paid
within thirty days Cash aud goods at low prices in
honve for nroduce II. X. SLAYTON.
Calais, August ~, 1851 "oc'|"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24

= There stems TO be no excuse for thin OF gray Hal
toraile can b. h".;'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24


! y sa and salt Rheum. II internal remedy, driv
ing out and entirely eadicating the disease requiring
no chane ii diet or business ara may DC taken .!
children and persons u The mcSt delicate copstituion
| with perfect safety.
| Testimonials.
; testimony OF Judge kittridye, o. Vermont.
CHAs j. GAhntNir. ESQ,
DEAR Sis:-l be- l,ays TO ADD my e+tmony in layer
iCoMroUND." Aft suffering with rheumatism more
Tor los twenty cars and last year with very Sc
fvere attack. took one bottle otyour Compound, which
lthjnk it the bes, and most e,oous edcins tor TINT
! Fair Haven, Vi. Dec l. 1860.
Gardner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound Z"
rIiAS. A. SMITH,
! No. l. Old State House, Boston.
( Aite' suffering with Rheumatism twenty years and
beius confined to my ted several week. last slaing
ner's Rheumatic snd Neuralgia Compoupd.r--NUR-
MAN T. AYERS, 10 Franklin street Boston.
Having been constant sufferer from NenrIlgia for
eighteen months, ard been driven b. excrututing pam
10 tte trial Of Numerous remedies without obtaining
iie vas induced 20 - GARDENERS Rheumatic and
sld am crircy wrli.-D. l.. BANNER. Dry Goods
Dealer, no. Appleton hlock, Lowell, Mass.
have leen ahI!etci with 3.n nl.eum in rs wors.
;or'n for long ;imc, ond Suffered than can be
imasiLcd except by those tmilGriy afflicted. tried
enc houe Of or compound snd can honest'y shy
that believe InyEef eA:ilcy cured..-joiiN y &OEN0
Pearl s t. House. Bo.ioM. Mac
~ on teD years c age" HIS ,cpn :hre. great
,uAtier ii"t Salt hc0m ha. hands covered with sorcs
AID IA cGnstlNt i.an 6r;t!G ct or { .lnrcu.d
cured im u " Hammond % 'jk street, Boston.
U1ic'nrf'. "heGa'<c and hc'Fai"a r!m!oond -
Proprietor ~ 81 io1sc, 4o,;oa, liu.s.
! Uue h9t " bit o. Your tomr,uud cI al me of u
ser,r aiach oi Neora s.a -!~N"!N THOMPSON.
lcri, ,.lal 10y ;,a Vim. = Ui'dleu. L . roso,,.
'"l ne Nirh bit = 81 g. !d.Lcf's r. eun4iit Corr
p,u:d " IN j"ad. when WIS stGrng 81 Il . p4.u,p
aua'k OF fe""e!a and haQ".,s;a ald &! a,lt rro,e
% he d,Ciscd ntHt --ALHEEI .Nl tu. l>.li>Iri.r
! OF ougre'S iiom II i've.
O.t, q! tr. l.rt' !, 4
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VcrsRs oaat Central Raiyro,,u
r.. -s.zr -yy;i5s.:s tSse-.s- ----.,
2ssa a. s. lsa q
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, August 70. le6,
Trains Going Nu,1hand 1u4
Trains Going North aud M.

Leave nlontprlier, at $50 A.M $50 4. NJ ,rd.
M ALL TRAIN connects at Windso, 4; VIII, y, y, :
w Junction with trains leaving Buscn ami S Nv
at 7.30 Nj, same day, and New YORK pfeyoni, shr
Lease Windsor at l.25 P. NJ, arriving at Hurlmct,, w
RonSes Point at 4orM., Montreal \, Io@, -, ="
and Ogdenshursh 1T 80 4 NJ, connecting at UrIn. w.
WITH Grand Trunk Railway for Detroit Chicay n
West. " W.
ACCOMMODATlON leaves Mortified at Gei...
Burlington and Rouses Point. W. /"
NIGHT EXPnESS connecting at Windsor u;,h
which leaves New York at 3 co. M and at VIM, NJ oi'
Junction with train which leaves Boston vim l. I'VE
30 P. II or Lawrence at 90 ?. NJ the nr y,, J.
Leaves White River junction at IL 80 " 49,; "F
Borinsion at 81 A. II" HOUSES Point at 90 NJ Nna
teal at }0,. N. and 1T Oadensbureh at | % " 'a'H
meeting with Steamers for Niagara Falls, jnl?Ao an, ,s
West " ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
CANCER.

nOCTOR K. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ hab:tants Of Hardvick, vicinity and Community, at
large, that he has removed to South ardwck Caledonia
Co w. where he intends to make the Treatment Of Can
cer{in s various Stagfsl speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common
rhe Doctor feeling conscious OF is ability in the treat
of the above named Dsease-rom 80 years expert
in the Of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would say to the
you what to do. All Counscls pratuous. Any amount of
References will he given the crcdulOus application
The Doctor IA n regular Physician OF the old school
means all he says and Humbug.
South lIardwick, June ~ 1861 2SI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICTS and for the District aforc-
said will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier IN
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
fuested to attend to the same on said court days
7. r. MERRILL Judge.
lis
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
George Richardson's Estate

THE subscribers having nappointtd blythe Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington, Con-
receive Namine and adjust all claims ana
demands of all persons against he Estate of George
Hichardsun late of Nor,hfeld in said District deceased
represented nd the of six months from the
h day of September 1851 being allowed by said Cou
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove e
respective claims before we VIII attend
The duties Of appoint men nj the dwtns.house OF
Mary H. Richardson in Nor,I.ld in said District, on the
G,hpay of Octobe, and hia,c next ut O'Clock, III the
afte+noo n, on each of said days.
v. II AVERILL, lCon,s
CALEN &. MAXlIAM,I
Mortified. Sept. 9tn, A ID. 1851 3Gltw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24
THE GOOD SAMARITAN
w GOD or co AL.
Ahead Of all Competition

Ahead Of all Competition
s43 OF hem manufactured last yesr-more than double
the number of any other first class stove IN
one year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the improvements which are in all the
arst class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments other stoves ia part follows:
lst The arrangement for broiiing the front hearth
improvement. overlooked in other first class stoves.
l! has also the same arrangement for brong top.
al. A thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
3d. Introducing hot air draugh to the fire chamber,
thereby increasing the dr8upht of he Stove quickenn
its operations and enabling it to throw out hes-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
ith An important impt ovement in the application OF
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven.
5th. Much weight consequently heavier plates
and more durable as well rs ha ndsomer castings.
9th. draft damper at each end of the fire box 40
that the fire eIualized and aride will heat quick
as the other, also heating the oven in half the time
7th Fire back protected by soap-stone go it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements has all that
ervor, Warming Closet, Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lived with best Russia Iron, &c, &c Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with little fuel
other steve in the market and in n superior manner
AL who want first. class Stow, .houd buy until
they call and see the Coon SAMANTHA they have in
cry instance 9iven satisfaction
am the exclusive agent for the sale OF this Stove in
Montpelier AID sell it trial for any req souae length
Of tine; 20 al are safe in buying.
have also rs AL an assortment Of Common Stoves on
hand IS am uhcf dealer in WashiRgp County and sell
rs low as any pLa ia the state. D. DEWEY :
Montpelier, Dee. 70, 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24

E"t5' Orleans '&'rsg@ D@!&n

FRHii the
E"t5 Orleans '&'E,g@ E~!En
There stems TO he eNcdse for thin or gray Hair,
now that tie cc hra c 'e,a,.rcets Iniu, table ar kcs
ioraiiIe can b. h#A"
THE
&s@:2glG?ali saiuia2.4sslcr.
. Whom people can protect their Hair from the
tJ'-!"ie marks Of age when they caa luxlrl3t. in
ENsHy black locks aan advanced period q their live.
VIZ n white and gray lair b.: u. de 10 grow uuor
pail hrrds when all ibis be done, il ca mot d, nv
harm TO telt "lIat will 10 IT, HE'S 5 rREET,5 Hail;
RESTORATIVE will DO IT, This Hair Restorative is he
yond pera'yeuturc The best thnS the kind ever nvi n
Cd The fact in poss9siou in regard to tbi wonder
III preparation, va:renrs in uncquafcdy recommend
iup.''
FROM TIE
St. Louis Republican.
Many Of our first citizens of Louis are speaking in
glowing terms Of this articc.'' "
THE
Cairo City Gazette.
"Th ncomp irabc cXcellen. preparation for the Res
toFation OF cray Lair to its original color 70 prceyre
har fEom falling ont and to badness is one sal
al humphrey Browns In this city The evidence that
INNS restorative is no himbug il conclusive Testimonies
10 mar eect may be found in almost every paper in The
country - f'F-' y" ''
south Western Baptist.
Leave dyes alone, and use only some rrl,ahl. Pa stow:
vire like lleimstrcet's Inimitable. :" s
"a. y, r,'rry.eer.-frice oec and 81 per bottle.
W r.. HAGAN &CO., Propittors Troy NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

:. seep to issae from this space, az nO,u
osa'F ST. ST. Tie anchorage where tue Co'OrSoo
- I;e, aud where some ore Oh 'ue - ,-iies
- ssv an.aorod is proo1DIy less "a"
- ne coed battery when wo"i' ', ~.
-, dasueo f1r riled 4@-io'heor' "DV -.
80 range for a heavy e'lumead' "i'n "
- ~ ,up the Rebels are we'll supPNoo' e..
H. alfcaiy more han once Teier'ea 20 '''1 -
outstanding tie large pnmoer Of sHp. VI ""'
'' "a computing tbe bloskadnS he'' II l-'e'
- fbe blotlaie is BY 10 means compete .,
w. A few Ga5s suce large schooner, uppoSeo
- b.sn fr,ishted with heavy gum, passed OUT
-, Nors,lk and up 4mes River, p.rtNe" poft Ne"s
= p,,brond. o. soiGe o'htr point where Toe heocs
- l.. plasod In batter, % dispute the passage Oh INC
s,i,er - some fnu,c day. Such biocAaae i .
-o.terv. Tic g.nJ,at Penguin, which WIS on gu'i'
= ,le month Of lie River q, t1o time hreda lew SH''-
hrt tte yoss Sgenton her COURSE TO be folio 'eu'
have bV Others. an toid th~t vessel e'o'''f
60, rot far from tie mouth o. York RIVER ~.
ri,lis since AID at cornmGiictionis he.' "
che Rebels in That part Of Virginia. MOI i'i.o
h., with a ,s-pe caryo Of nixed stores oeS.e',
:, ',,,.ed 20 h. maintained and sailed mp '.c N0'
lo o,-,,,,r nrl tho Capes, where the DIV ~
-l ar ,,i,loal icing spoken OF tls e''''
- ,a,d fo her Tie captain does no'
S''l'' ,, have run Dis brig to Norfolk as ne
',,'', on ne wag wlep he anchored Ao't Of tie
,,p Compooorae tefe, and two steam
'.a-o srees, o,ass, besde bali dozen gun
,bera chartered At ~ enormous rate, one
Tor e. 900 per day. NJ,
qhepe are ramo's tlat onc-hsh O. Gen. bu''ef .
Sorce Is 70 DO Withdrawn and Gle oFefanoNs oi '"is
Department confined 70 TIE sace covered oy te guns
Of the Fortress. ]. is clear That WITH Gen. botie.
prssep oders oneaai OF TIE 2feeeHi force |oui0 &c
entirely sutlcen'. g.,
TIE Alien colrt-m1r.ial was resumed to-day Wilo
boz ls proer -, however Tae elfrses, essential ,
che came as before, veIc cad 30 which CO.. a. plcadeo
uareSeryedly MT smity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

anAious 70 6esert, bat with thsrs cxcepsoas en- AV
eager to Eight. The wuons Zoe bic d-serioa ere ~
Treatment generally end An INNATE dislike 70 land -.
r., re, he having been left by the Niagns lie has e
a., eent esst % cOuBionance, speaks WELL aud sses
III, ,saage. His stoy Is plaaible, aod we givs
"ose tnan usual credenee 10 his statemen's"
FLORIDA WAR Nrws.--A letter In The ChMLstos
MereETy' dated July Q. has the folio sing;
no eoant yonr readers would ike 70 bear Some.
tnipg irom the Land q Flowers. We are not b.bipl
our sister States in responding IN tha Iii ~ 80,
Governmeft. Some think that Florida oagh, moi "a
send regiment TO Virginia because they ,hink AZ. Il
hot able 70 deiend her own coast. there are othea
who have more pride and patriotism; they Thru ia
history Of The Revolution will he written, ard ~
paragraph which states that Florida bad ne re.dreu4
at tie SCAT Of war win not sound we'll. The Latter
party ia. preysiledi asd regiment Of ttoosand
men viii, IN few days. leave the Stale for Yirgias.
They viii rendezvous ut Jacksonville, Fla IL d
thought that George 4. Ward will be elected Colonel
Major Ward is bead and shoulders above any man IN
tLis stare. lie is fine orator, and will doubtless dis
inguisb hiuself as a military character. Captain j..
+. McClellans Company IA bundled menl left sEis
town the 81 vi July. They will 90 60 Virginia.
"The crops are very fi5e iodeed. The seasons -
srlendid. We had long drouth several weeks ago
The farmers despared OF making good crops, and svtns
couc uded that Providence l. ag,il-t us But ana
not lecome desponGent for felt that ours isa jass
cause, and God will not defeat our plans was no
oissppoiped We have col lode showers 81 ram, and
tie farmers say they will make more III: year thsn
they have made before. Some are giyig an ana
many half OF their crops. There 10 evil our cii.
zeus do not overlook VIZ, exhausting theIesoarees d
the country.
III taxation becomes necessary 70 support the wass
farmers will I've Obliged to eel tsir Land, negroes
&c at reduced prices, for they will bsve NJ money.
Our volunteer companies ,houi be well cared for. baa
they ought 10 baye more money than u necessary
to make ih-m comfortable.
The bealh Of the soldiers at Pensacola Is not vesy
good. have received private letter which ssys tAas
considerable 6ickne,s prevsis."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
AN OLE wARkIoR.s ADVICE.

To he Editor Of Tie n. y. Tribune
Sir: Pane is a phenomenon Of which no explana-
ton can he given. TIE evil nevertheless exists bat
it may Oe iefsened though not abolished.
Tie evil originates mostly IN the imagination Of
some single coward whose cries Il fear dstre act
Contadously upon those next 10 him, aud with the
seed If ighnng il il spread the whole withou any
ap aren't reason this ca0seess Ianic is maguiGed Dy
TIE ui~s and shouts Of zoe officers, aud forces into
eight bodies of troops WHO may have learned to
defVis5 DEAN in hundred battles Ii, on the con-
trary the officers net in silence while the commander
de erminedly thunders into them the command "HIH,
md at once proceed 10 whatever evolu'ion may De
ne essary in nine cne- out Of every ten they be
,rought 90 a stand lew rslid fast ruuDere may a.
cape but never mind, they will he STOPPED by Inc re-
servo, rallied and forming boiv Of vGdogGted
u frns IN marching buck tue battlefield, find
an opportunity TO wipe away their 0tgace.
A uUEGAHIAE CAVALRY OFFICER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
BLACK REGIMENTS.


To he Editor Of The y. 4. Tribune
SiR lue Formation OF black regiments has hitherto
been objected 8gss lest II should eX tie the coored
population, &c. 1t Feens, however, that the Rebes
are not afraid Of exciting tie col rcd people. 1ney
are reported 10 have several black re.ineCts aid
companies Three companies If black cav Try are re-
ported as having hen engaged at Bal Ran. IL i.
nor time tile 8QuesmisbIees 0veIl Isit not PLAIN
that The eucmy is in terrible carr esl That We mns
ire every means TO ,ecure national existence
TIE are thouasn is Of sia.Wat colorec men m The
North who wOnld gl,dly serve the United States If
treated az men and soldiers Of the Government There
men wonld be Of invaluable service In many ways
vi iol VIII readily suggest Themselves to the mud.
LIT them be encouraged to Drill ahd prepare ior 'he
war. They VIII be called for long, fom present
apuesr noes.
Black men will Geht 10 the last if lied on aid will
lie # great service ia Southern caurHig.
Your ttuly,
yviy2t. r. BOURNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

Funeral seryices were held ut noon at the dwelling
Jy the Rev. Morris ID. Crawford. Al oclSck the
body was taken to the charch Of the Memorial where
the Episcopal funeral rites performed the Rev
T.. Il. Cooke Of The Cburch u ST. John the Evsngelis
and the Rev. j. Il. Taple of St. Lakes, ofcsiins
The choir then sang the q 18th hymn. beg ming
When those love snatched sway
Iy neAl's nlrBfess hand
OuT hearts the f11urntal ri yute pey
That flssdstiT mat deEussd"
Aner prayer the colin was placed in the porch, sn<
the large assembly were allowed opportunity W look
upon al. tlat .remsined Of who few days since
was in the full nash Of life and yigor.
TIE funeral coItege moved frosa the church in the
following order: Tie iIth Regiment the clergy, ths
pl bea efs- Col. ID. L. Delevan, t. L. Purdy, ASrs-
ham Hewitt Isaac Bell, jr., Edward Cooper, Wilson
Sms and Horace Greeley.
The boarse followed with the escort that cane FROM
Washington. and sfter them came the family and
ruouners The Tsmpany Society, the Mayor, II ads
Of DEPARTMENTS the Common Cornell and supervisors
IN 81 open baroOcher, ard citizens generally. The
u,Oce-sioa moved through Seventh Fourteenth
r, eel, Broadway, and Grsnd street to Williamsburg
Ferry the route being lined with concourse Of people,
TIE reuains were taken Cypress His Cemetery Tor
iniermenL
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Ron Nice, l,oob bas r,dred from Neosbo to Comp

Ben McCuIIoch hN Nttred IfUW NVV'""
Walker. between Maysvie AID BowmslsviT' Hi".'
three miles from tie State line and ten or hleeu c
where Jackson [. encamped. His force y aoou. nr'
70 seven lou and, we'll ermed and moderately oi'''o
The pecIsrs ,vtb us who were expelled from Aikan-
and Toxns are anxious to encounter the forces OF
Benjamin. -, -.
Col. spel las roorganized for three years service
Col. Simon Is doing likewise. The entire force now
here Is about 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
UNION DEMONSTRATION IN YEw-JERsEY


SIR: We have ,st achieved g Uniou victory over
Secession IN tits 0uie, Ii tie gorge Of the mlD'airr;
for you most know quite pea At reb'I = in-
latbiz To ia tie Eg,Plian part OF the comnoniiy'
AZ az Offset, however tie be-t old Democratic 5lrs-
eis 4 the A cold supporters 81 The GoseiotD'
atd their Patriotism iFOoBs down al open nai iesA-
iiOIs Of the enemy. Oar Union demonstration lasi
week wae tie r~ising OF OLE seventy feet hSh,
crowned with the stars snd Stripes. The occasion NNs
Faced by tie IresenCO 81 or true hearted lnole VINO
"a Tie Sts1-SIsnl led Banner, aud He'd, White aud
Bic, and gave tie tieg 10 our mountaiu breeze, WIN
8 glorious bIst OF " Hsll Colmn ia Then ve ha1
az eloquent address " H. Pohio Post osq., IN front
OF whose farn hOu tie II gwavet g1lidrty, followed
by speech rom !. H. Pulls, esq 81 your city uitsr
which auks were voted g. the representatives OF tie
Sixteenth Ward, New-York, theu pre,eni. IL wGs
good tine ter our true men, who forget all party dis
tincOrs IN their love # coaDtry, snd although our
la d-shell secessionists stood aloo! gnssine their
teeth. they were obliged TO listen 10 ringing q esrs
from loyal breasts, ste,iog that Old Bergen aud her
HoHoYUs
kss Tosa Upper End Of Saddle River bergen oeua.y
n. IL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

FUNERAL OF TIRE LATE CoLoSEL KsSSEDr-rhs
funeral ceremonies Of the late Colonel william ID.
Kennedy took place yesterday. The various City De
,artments were closed during the afternoon. and .bs
buildings droted in mourning Many friends visited
tue bone of tie dtcea.ed in Hammond street. during
the early part Of the day TO look for tho last time upoa
tie face of their friend. A wreath Of laurel ani Of
flowers, the military cap sword, and belt, were laid
upon the coffin, which Of rosewood, and richly
mounted. The name-plate bore the following inscEir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

ss.,ysoe;e Women Ezore Csunrfs-lArrjVai
RI 1see,uft, rfcnl ssIuusss-Cel. Phelps
Gee "a ~. Heuis-Thc Ned Tape Nui-
.sree--tsa.eca OF Bclay-DsPnrtzre OF
Gsn. s,gccaey and LEO TreeFs-t'S''
JncksSa's Strength Gad rSs1iio'l-hssn
ngeCuiioch.
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now THE FIENDsrREATEDTHE WOUNDED

i was reported that John IL. Morris, colorbearer Of
he "a Regiment n. y. S. NJ, was killed. How tbs
report OF ginsed may be gathered from The following
statement by Mr.. Morris who is alive at Washington
AID ho rel4tes tie in which our wounded
were slaughtered 10y fcndsh rebel;
Being confued ia tie hospital in Centreville, at
the tine It vas Ged Ly tic rebee, had sn opportG-
uy Of witncs.ine tbsir actions with regard 20 the
wouuded--mlny Of whom they dragged ont through
The window. and bayoneed Others killed by the
butts OF muskets. etcspti by feisning death, aud
oeal ely DARING 10 breathe. They abefgard fired the
ward they reireo, aHd ] made good ny esclpe 20
Washington"
Mr. Morris Wis wounded in four places, but il in
fair way 70 recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

IRE MISSISSIPPI WoNES.--In ChOetaw County,
Miss accompany Of ladies has been organized for some
time urder ne name OF Home Guard, numbering
over one hundred. Tie V.eks6grg Wig tells what
ttey have done, as foliowe;
Ttey have teen constantly exercising on horse
hack and foot wi IistOl, shotgun, and rifle 81 have
attained such perfection that VT doubt if there Is
bo,ier-drIed company IN The country EacA one is
almost Booze with her nile, aud An Amazon Ia Der
- lesrian ekil. We have heard that one lazy four
i crnant, Gen. T.. G.. Ma,hs, conld lot give IA her
Lue) IL shoo Ing at "a cross mark, one hundred yards
diaAi win a ME- struck the center iiYe timer and
broke h troe 4es ont 81 eigf sh0's hEtd Ia sacors.
isl. sle bad 'eai. II aay Stats eaa be.t tlIs,
4 2uia ilss " see a u done.