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Farm for SaEe.

VhE FARM lately owne by ELISHA CT MAINS, stu
4 ated In EAST M0NTPELIER about two miles from
Nontptier village, Off, red for sale Said Farm con
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In Rochester. June 3, by Rev. A. Sherburn, Nj Da-
vd Cary Of Rochester and Miss Fanny Green of 5ran-
vile
Also, by the rane Jurr 18th, Mr.. Henry c. Washburn
and Mis- Minnie ". Jones. both Of r, chester
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BOSTON MARKET, July

HUSVUN NJ ANNFT, July 3.
flour.-Western, 1925 to $50
pork.-Prime, $500 to 1900 Mess, $ll rs to 1900
Beef $500 to 1850 Lard, to 81. Hams g. tot
utter, 10 II, Cheese l0k Eggs IL l2I Potatoe
As to tS. Dried Apple toS
Wool Saxony fleece A. to 81 American Full Blood 46 to
~ lIafblood IS to A; Common IL to AZ.
Corn So to 81. Oats. - to 80. Rye 80 49, Herds
grass Seed 200. Glover. 9 II per H. Hops 10 %
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Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee Notion

Fancy GOODS, Toys and Yankee Notion
n endless variety Dealers will And it advantage to
c,ll before purcha> ng, forward their orders Goods
selling cheap make for the immense sto cknf
FIRE ORKS from All the principal Laboratories in
New England. ttna Laboratory is now ready TO furnish
Fire works, from One Thousand rorpcdoe, at 30
to a display of Five Tho sand Dollars
lO,0O0,U0l TorpedoeS.
L. 600 Boxes Gold Chop Crackers.
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The following sick and wounded Vermont
soldiers arrived ut Washington on the 18th from
the peninsula
w. Wellu, 9th, lett arm.
Col. B. N. Hyde, Sd, bilious fever.
Surgeon Allen, 4th, chronic diarrhea
Corporal Henry Kimball, 9th, finger amp uta
BED.
John Boyle, 9TH, arm, slightly.
The following arrived at Washington on hos
pital steamer Commodore, July 9Th
Auson Burine ton, Co. X, 4th
W. Ii. Hunter, Co. Il, 9th
Wallace Norton, Co. +, 9Th.
NJ. A. Field, 9th
Charles c. Spaldng, Leut. Co. D, jth
W. Human, Co. X, 3D.
Francis tiI, Co c. 5ih.
j, ). Eddy, SergI. Co., &. och.
The following have arrived AT Fortress Mon
roe, and sailed for New York
Charles j. Herring, ID, foot.
R. l.. Colfran, 9th, pIeurisy
Daniel +. rai, 9th, typhoid fever.
G. D. AIlster, 9th, fever.
Charles d. Knapp, 9th, In back
Orr FOR THE Wharf.-The 9th Vermont Reg
lment at Brattleboro. was expected to leave
for the seat OF var Monday. as the ranks arr
Gul.
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Special TO the Boston Journal.

WARRINGTON, July 7, Senator Chandler, Of
Michigan made direct attack on the President
and Gen. Mcclellan in debate to-day.
PERLEY.
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ROYAL AiNSWQRrH
Witness, JEFFERSON AiSswosrB.
Woodbury., April -, 1856! Alloy.
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PORTLAND, July !. The wheel mill Of tue
Oriental Powder Mill at Goshen. exploded this
morning, killing one man and injuring two
others badly. Cause Of the explosion not known
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CAPTURE OF SIX R. BEL CANNON
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PHlLAuELPHIA. July s. The Press has d
dispatch from Newbern 'he ID stating that Gen
Burnslde's entire army is in motion against
Richmond.
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New YORK, July 1t is stated in Fortress
Monroe correspondence that tho reported dealt
OF ~' Stonewall " Jackson IL u canurd.
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FSOM TIE PENINSULA

THE SKIRMISHING THURSDAY
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WASHINGTON, July !. The Star says d dis
tinguished general officer ot the Army of the
Potomac was In Washington this forenoon. His
opportunities for learning the extent of the
damage sustained by the enemy in the seven
days battle were, perhaps, better than any
other Union officer He estimates that they
lost in killed wounded and otherwise rendered
hors de combo IS 900 men, or in other words
that their los was nearly, it not quite, half
their army in and about Richmond.
They refused 10 receive flag OF truce con-
Gaining inquiries about the fate of Union off e.
Gers and Others believed TO be wounded and pris-
oners in their hands-thus evincins disincli-
nation to permit Gen. Mcclellan to obtain any
information of their condition since the ter
imitation OF the battle.
The President has nominated to the Senate
Sens. Heinuleman, Sumner, Keys and Fi,z
John Porter to Brevet Brigadier Generals in the
regular army and Major Generals Of Volunteers
for gallant conduct IN the field.
The Lynchburgh Republican says it was cur
renty reported here that Cen Beauregard had
been suspended from his command of the Army
of the Vest. The cause is not known. Ii
the report is true 1t will raise a storm about the
head of the Presden, which be will find it hard
to allay. We sincerely trust that there IS no
foundation for the report.
There is nothing new from the Army Of the
Potomac. We are assured by Gen. Mcclellan
of the excellent spirits of his MN All was
quiet up to A. NJ. to-day.
New YORK, June I. Large numbers OF
Eastern wounded have arrived here to-day
mostly with wounds in the arms, and Nearly all
able to walk, but not able to do service for
weeks to come Contrary to their expectations
they will not be sent home, but will be kept
at the hospitals here until able to return to
their regiments. This had u depressing ehec,
upon the brave fellows, many bursting into
tears when informed of the order, and imploring
Col. Howe to send them home, il only for one
day.
WAsnISGroN, July 7. The vessels IN the
James river have been temporarily detached
from The North Atlantic blockadipg squadron,
and placed in charge OF Capt. Charles Will ss.
The squadron is to be called the James River
ao,illa. Capt. Wilkes left fvr his station thus
afternoon.
New YORK, July I. 1t is stated in Fortress
Monroe correspondence that tho reported death
of 50 Stonewall " Jackson IL canard
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70 THE FREEMAN

I O'CLOCK A. M.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
From Louisville--The Truth about
snli la. the Tazewell Fight. .I.ii-

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l5.--Capt.. J. Fl. Fer
'ry, Division Quartermaster, has Just arri.
we'd from Cumberland Gap on the 18th, a,
noon. Hereports that DsCourcey's brig.
ade was attacked by Stevensons rebel d.
vision on the 9th at Sagmee, and Col. Coch
rams l4th Kentucky whipped four rebo
regiments. Cochran held his Gre Until the
enemy were within 100 yards, and checked
their advance. The Federal loss was 8 kill
cd and Is wounded. .Iii0ll AfI y
Fifty-seven Of the Sixteenth Ohio wert
taken prisoners. We took q rebel Lieuten
ant Colonel whom we exchanged for th,
ot prlsoneIs. iu. 49, .fH.lf 'IIt.. l'.
Tho rebel officers admitted s,loss of csc
killed and wounded. We took two hundred
and thirteen wagon loads OF forage aud sew
enty horses. We lost the knapsacks of two
regiments There has been no fghtat Biz
Greek Gap, as reported, nor any other on,
gegement in the vicinity of the GAP o,
dhssweli than the foregoing. All reports Of
other engagements, and the cutting to pieces
osGen. Carters aud Colonel Boyd's forces
BY the rebels, are utterly false. g snSral
Mcrgan issued special order thanking De !!
courcey and Cochran for their gallansry,
F. Knoxville papers give . list Of 100 rebel.
killed at Tazewell. - e ..n,ss iH IN. !
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ARREsT OF DR. oI.Ds.

y
The notorious DIR. Edison b. Olds, was
arrested at his resideHcein in Lancaster Tues.
day night Of last week, by United States
officer, armed with warrant from the. Wai
Department, and conveyed to Fort Lafay
ette. The grounds OF his arrest are the use
Of seditious language, efforts to prevent en-
listing, hostility to the government and sym.
pathizing with the rebels. = We published q
speech of DR.. Ods few weeks ago, deliv.
cred 10 Fairfield county. Il tl'
The manner in which the arrest was made
is thus stated by the Columbus correspon.
dent Of the Cincinnati Commercial. I've.
The warrant was signed by C. p. VOL.
colt, Assistant Secretary Of War, and sta
ted the cause to be disloyalty, using treas
enable language and interfering with enlist
ments. 1t was placed in the hands of w. p.
Scott, OF the National Detective Police, and
an assistant, who reported here at noon yes
tcrday. They left here at P. NJ, accom-
panied by Col Bliss, and were driven thirty
miles, to Lancaster, making but one change
OF horses on the road. "'i ~, i.'a
The arrest was made at 0P, NJ, DIR.
O'ao pS'hS. III Dcu hJ tuc tllnc. IlcSlStaEce
was offered and the chamber door had to
be broken open. A crowd was raised BIZ
the cry OF fire." and some threats were
made Of rescue, but none attempted. 30
Olds attempted to throttle the assistant
detective, but was compelled to desist by
the presentation Of loaded pistol by Scott.
The prisoner was afforded time to pack a
change Of clothing.
The only other parties In the house were
bis daughter and son-in-law, who were bit.
ter ln denunciation. s't -
The crowd coilecte by the cry of ire were
about equally divided for and against the
arrest. One man, as the party left the
house asked Olds if they should rescue. =
His name was taken, and Scott threatened
to shoot the first man who mad0 the attempt.
In making the arrest Scott was struck BY
Olds or his son-in-lAw with q tongs. The
iirmHess Of the officers subdued Olds and
his friends, and the party drove off withou,
further obstructionx The officers with
their prisoner arrived here at 4 p. NJ, and
were Immediately transferred to the Cleve
land train, en- route for Fort Lafayette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
Proceedings of the Union County
.t Convention, fa-

The Union County Convention, called fol
the purpose Of appointing Delegates to the
Union State Convention, and to the Distric,
Congressional convention, met in the Court
House at 81. Clairsvillc last Saturday.
The convention organized by calling Hon
Isaac Welsh TO the chair, and appointing J
B. Lonsgley Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of th'
nssting, and remarked that Belmont coun
~ would DO entitled to six Delegates at Go
hmhas. .After soms conference on the sub
jsct, L was determined to send one delegate
and one alternate for each Township to the
Congressional Convention. 1. "
o. motion Of D. D. T. Cowen, E.q., .
committee Of Eve was appointed to repor,
Delegates TO tho State Convention. ID. d
T. Cowsn, Isaac Holloway, DR.. Henry
West, J. 7. scholfold, and J. b.. Smith
Esq., were appointed the committee. +
Acall Of the Townships was then !, had
forths purposs Of appointing Congressiona
Delegates, psadips which The COMMITTEES
On delegates 70 the Columbus Convention
~Ads The following report, which was unani.
oasiy adopted: 1.ae M sTr,,5
Dsiesases-Hoa. B.. 8. Cowen, Of Rich.
lsndi Hon. Isaac Welsh, of.Wsshington
Capt Ohio 8. Holloway, Of Flushing Jno.
1rsd6eld, Of Warren; Thos. A, Fred, .oi
Goshen Lewis Boger, Of York. 8dii'
AltApates-James W. Highleyman, ESQ,
ef Mead; Dr. s. B. West, of Pcase John
Iippineott. Of Union WIN. Dunbar, o.
Wheeling; Jos. p. Arrick, Of Kirkwood
Solomon Hogue, Of Somerset. rs
The Townships reported the followin,
delsgatss and alternatss to the Congrsssion
o. Oonveption, to bs held st Cambridge
Thussdy, August 49, n Fp
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l Calerain-Wm. A. Sharon, delegate
John White, alternate. 81 g
\ F,ushina-7Hon. Isaa6 Holloway, dele.
gate; Dr. J. s. Bailey, slterhates ~
Goshen-Ps Lochary, delegate; WIN.
g. Kinney, alternate. &
Krks0s0dv7John B.. Ward, delegate
Samuel Miller, alternate. " y W
Mead--James W. Highleyman, delegate;
VIM. Simpson, alternate.
Rdse-James II. Bremen, delegate
Alex. Branum, alternate.
Phlny-J. B, Smith, delegate John
5. Crafty, alternate. %. = fI -
Riehiand-Dr. David Welsh, delegate
DR. Henry West alternate. -,
!Smdh "A. c. Ramage, delegate; O. G..
Metcalf, alternate. 80. -
.Somcsa--D Dr'J. s. Ely, delegate; r.
G. Miles, alternate. 'iN' ''.,'g{@ 'sis' =
Vnim-John Hppincott, delegate Jas
Sheppard, alternate. or %, lib % a,5 l.,rs.
Warren--Coulson Davenport, delegate
Ehgah Hogue, alternate. 'a ~ s' ~.
Wrhn.gtoa-7Mchael Danford, delegate
DR.. I. H. Armstrong, alternate. oita.
," Wheeimg-Wm. Dunbar, delegate; Thos.
Mckee, alternate. '. .ii ''H 4 'hhl =.
Wayae-John Lyslc, delegate; Matthew
Boothe, sltsrnate., dlr- g. s.r. aGl oh
Kork--Jos. Green, delegate; III. Potts
alternate. '''t '' l. 'i ''a'Ay ~
The report Of tho Townships being reas
to the Convention, was unanimously adopt
ed. ..p puf 7a-rt 1f 'sJBl. . t-
There being no further business to trans
act, on motion the meeting adjourned. r..
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TO the Democratic Central Commit
tee, and the 28d of August Mass
Meeting. 1He1- ..Ht. gia p. 1al


Ia the present critical condition Of our
country, it is all important that nothing
should be done in our midst to divide public
sentiment, or destroy the almost universal
good feeling that at present exists upon the
war question. The differences Of OF inion
sngeudered by past political contests have,
under the pressing necessities Of our con.
dition, and the fears entertained for the
safety Of the Government, to a very grea,
extent been forgotten; and the people o.
our county are uniting their efforts to raise
men and money to aid the Government il
crushing out the Infamous rebellion that
threatens, not only our unity as nation bui
our very existence.
It would do-a great deal Of harm, and
could do no general good to force upon the
people at this time political contest such
- Is contemplated in the call under which
you propose to meet; and, if such con.
test could DO avoided, there are no sacrifices
Of or 6nal ambition or individual interests
cha, the patriotic and really loyal citizen
would not bo willing to make to prevent
what must inevitsbly divide US into parties,
and re.kindle the bittor feelings Of the past
that are at present only smothered by the
great danger that threatens Us and all We
hold dear. i'n.,-'"' ~ /"
The call for your Convention excludes
from il at least halt Of the voters Of the
county by It's thrust at the supporters ofthe
Administration, and It's misrepresentation
of the party in power, by asserting ths'
they are ''men who openly ignore their obi
cations to the Constitution, Of the United
Statos, and have substituted the Chicago
Platform for that sacred instrument. "
We cannot meet with you under that call
but are willing to meet with every loyal
man in the county undera call for the
Union men Of the county, who are willing
70 unite their efforts to crush out the rebel
lion; and promise, If such Convention
shall be called and good Union ticke
nominated, we viii support it-and we be-
lsvs further that there would be no ticke,
nominated by any party against it.
We say to you, therefore, after consult
Ing with ieathng Republicans and Union
men, let.us have no political contest thi,
Fsll In our county. Let there DO grand
convention or Mass Meeting of the people,
and let that Convention nominate ticket
Of good, loyal, capable men, without re-
gard TO party, and let that be tho only ticket
10 the field. '.- . "l
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Tie Draft.

:. Since the War Department permitted
volunteer enlistments TO be made for few
days, until the machineEy for drifting could
be perfected in all parts ofthe country,
people are dcluding themselves with the no.
ton that the draft IL humbug; that it Will
be postponed from time to time and not be
made at last. We beg those who feel them.
selves interested to dismiss this delusion at
once. Are there still persons among us who
are not aware that the nation is Mt warp-
Just as certain as we are at war, the con-
sscription will como home to u.s. ,Phe war
has just made gigantic stride toward our
very doors. While we have been anxiou,
to hear the news Of battles in Virginia, All.
ALBANIA, Tennessee and Arkansas, 10 I great
army, OF rebels invading Kentucky; whose
burning desire and battle cry is to carry
the war across Kentucky andt Ohio river
into the Free States. Meni we must fah.
must conquer the rebels, or they will col.
quer US. We must volunteer or ta 10 the
chances of the draft. The new yolupteer
regiments have this week, and this week
only, to fiji up their ranks. The time ia
short. but sufficient. 1t ought mt to bo
extended aneIher day, aud it,wilE not be-
Now is the time toJbe'iny earnest and the
6rst thing ip order, ne the case ss,adsI isio
fH up the neio re9imeits d =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

For the present those who have paid u
In advance, and who are not already sub
scribers for the Gazette and Citizen, will b,
furnished with that paper with the under
standing that any such who may not wish
to receive thatpaper instead Of this, car
return il and get their money by calling or
me- Other subscribers will for the present
be furnished with tho Gazette and Citizen
- independent Republican,. l'iNIl
1t will be seen by the above that tho read
ers Of the Republican have been regularl,
sold out, and that hereafter they arc to b.
subscribers of the Gazette and Citizen, BY
arrangement of''parties high In authority
Wo do not know how satisfactory this will
prove; but it is tho completion of the con.
tract entered into last year, in consideration
Of which certain parties of the Bell clemen,
are A. to bare a chance at the county Office,
Fall .Ia,n.-, ,.,..r.. ,.
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Arrival .of. Col. Corcoran at Fortress
M WFA Moproa

SsSS Monroa o''
n v.sv 80. ~ ~, IL.
of az No'r NJ, Aysi en io.oos' OokfVVv
~ ~ ,La w vy.n ies'nen.' anu n-
viii me n. pitsnEan feY'ment, t2getn"r
roast,rJ IT,. III %pywn and meJor Nougos,
Wa - ,ess c.onaoe .i'ls ai.csmoon no ahu
~ ,' peoicu 70 ssary =. once LOT ssning1
kSeen Sadreaa excSansn anu .wean.y ,a omcers psve
Kane seu, 4 s.ea, amiE"s .;Il 'neu, n.eu'' Iol'
zoo ,o' ea.nor mM ieIfe ror.resS non-
.wav an h,s gm nor nAs0 ii'nelng, 20 oring
R;oH,nouj ,Uu J''oi' "no naNepoch a'' conhheu III
''''"'"O"u.
coRcoRAN IN WASHINGTON.
I WAsHINaToN, August h.t-Col. Corcor-
an and Wilcox, Lieut.. Col Bowman and
Major sVodges- arrived here.this morning in
the steamer Burden, accompanied by Adiu.
tant Gen. Thomas. This afternoon. while
Corcorah and friends were at dinner regi.
ment marched to and halted at his quarters.
The band having played an ain of welcome.
cheers were given and also calls for his ap
pearance, both by the military aud large
crowd Of civilians. .fHHissi' 10 lte, - -.
Corcoran in response expressed his ardent
wish that the wicked rebellion should be
speedily crushed. New York and Penn
sylvAnis. in fact all States must vie to put
down traitors. For himself he was ready to
seize in his hand either the sword or the
musketj he was prepared at once to take
| any position TO serve his country: he would
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,HfihvtO Obituary. q, 2.

Died, OF, consumption, on ths Sd inst, in
the 20rh year of her age, Sarah Jose ephn,e.
daughter Of Candy and Jane Moore.
The DECEASED was possessed Of mora than
ordinary intelect. and by her amiable dis
positioni gained tho affections of, layge
circle optreAas and aceuainta abees. J. she
boresh herss,tferipss with Christian tortitude,
and died in peace with her fellow man, and,
wetrust witlihert creator. sgrbOYg
.Sifer, thou was mild and lovely,
(trntic AZ the sumner breeze, - ~
!'ensantas lhe air Of evening,
When 1t hoats among the lrses.
Yet again We hose to meet thss, ~ "a
- svhsn tho darzo( life has hsd iftI r9
And In Hssven with JOY 10 greet thes, -,-..
~ Wrsrefsrywettus3 ore Gef.~TilLI
= : - fyox
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Recruiting In Ohio.

), CoLUxRus, Aug. l4.--To the severa
County. Military, Committees ofthe Stat,
by dispatch this moment al P. NJ, re-
ceived from the Secretary of War, 1 am
authorised to continue recruiting for thu
new regiments till the twenty. second inst.
on the same terms d heretoreg Volunteer
ing TO Hll up all regiments in the field will
continue on the same terms as heretofore
until the LIST Of September, and if not filed
Up by that day, special lraft will be or
dered for that purpose. The draft for the
800, 900 militia for nine months will com.
menee on the 4th day of September, anil
continue from day to day until completed.
49, And now, fellow citisens, one more grand
effort, and the proud character Of our noble
State for galantry, ,spd ylsve.of country will
be sustained. Reapsctfully.d d5II 1'R8 !.
lSigned Dawn Tbp, Governor.