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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13
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Washlngton, II. G., III Ted, IS5B. ]
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Physician Of Uc Marine Hospital.
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Dyspepsi in, Impurity OF the Blood.

From Rec. J. u Hines, Pastor Of advent Church, Boston.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

ALFRED KEITH,
HIRAM :. SrENr NS. Senator'S
HARVEY y. FAHkAE,N
n !; T ;;Ir County Judges.
\. L. SHEBMA\, Sheuf,
"A. NOOHE Ea,Ua,
y. +. NOCp. states Attorney
L. +. NOUGtlrON, judge otPracS,s.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
A Notice to Runaways.

The War Department has no purpose oil per
hitting the Government to lose the benefit OF a
draft by reason Of the absence from home of
persons who have been smitten with sudden
desire to travel north ward, or in any direction
away from a draft. To this end the following
order has been issued and those persons now ut
home had better take notice and govern them
selves accordingly
WASHINGTON, August g. The following or
I der has been issued by the War Department
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington City, ID. c., Aug. s, 1862. I
An order 10 prevent the evasion OF military
duty and for the suppression OF diSlOyal
practices
lst By direction of the President OF the
United States. it Is further ordered that no clti
zen liable to be drafted into the militia shall be
allowed to 20 to Il foreign country and ali
Marshals, Deputy Nlarshals and Military officers
of the United States are directed. ana all police
authorities, especially at the ports OF the I'M
ted States on tho scaboard and on the frontier.
are requested to soc that this order is faithfully
carried into cfec , and they are hereby author
lied and directed TO arrest and detaln any per
sons about to depart from the United States IN
violation Of this order, and to report TO Major
l.. c. Turner, Judge Advocate at ashlngEon
City for further Instructions respecting the
person or persons SO arrested and detained
ID. Any person liable to draft, who shall alb
sent himself from his country, or State, before
such draft is ma de will be arrested ~ any Pro
vOStMarshal or other United States or State Off.
Ger. wherever he may be found within the Jurls-
ilction OF thr United States and conveyed to
the nearest military post or depot, placed on mil
itary duty for the term Of draft, ana the expcn-
SEES of his own arrest and conveyance to such port
or depot, and also the sum of IS as reward TO
the officer who shall make such arrest, shall be
deducted from his pay.
Sd. The WITH Of haboaS corpus is hereby sus-
pended in respect TO all persons arrested t,r
disloyal practices
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN AUG. 8, is62'

provisions of that act, and especially that he
take the most efficient means IN his power 10
cause due notice thereof TO be gwen 20 all per-
SONS who may De affected thereby. (ApplauSe.
Resolved, That the Federal Government, De-
ing the only instrumentality through which
the will of the nation can be made Ell Give that
goyernm unt must be sustained, Whatever nd'
ministraton may for the time being be III pow
er, and whatever may be The policy within the
limits of the Constitution which It may adopt !;
that he who refuses to 1t his support because Oh
his disapproval OF some particular measure Of
its policy is false, to his obligations to the coun-
Try, (applause) that this truth has peculiar
force at the present riIne, when the government
is struggling for its very existence, and that tor
ourselves, con dent us we ire IN the wisdom and
patriotism OF the President and Members OF
the Cabinet, we pledge to them our earnest
cordial and determined support in the great
work OF defending aud preserving the Union
IN which Center all our hopes, and to the pres
CREATION OF which We solemnly devote all that
We have and are. (Applause.)
Resolved, ThaJ we pledge ourselves to make
ample pecumry provisions tor the families OF All
citizens of this District who are now in the
military service Of the country, or who may
hereafter enter il during the continuance Of the
war
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09
Dor the trrsmaa
Men, Men in the Field are Va,,..
BI L. L. WITS.

Men, me. VI the field are wanted
Men in bose with the right.
Men who ar. fearless of danger
Men Wits heart to Gght.
Men, men in Ihe field are wanted
Men not afraid to die,
Who can trust their loved and cbar;.L.
In the hands Of the Most Higb
Men, men in the field are wantaJ-
The sound rolls through the l,ni
Can sons of our Own Grcen Mountain.
The stirring call withstand
Men, men in the field are wanted
Warmers and Aliens brave.
70 rear the temple al Fr'edoD,
Der Treason 5 hated grave.
Men, men in the field are wanted.-
The test-hour is at hand.
0, sons of the true and noble,
Shall our Republic stand ?
Tspsham, August, 1862,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

TANrs RpNsNy .-Wyiiv> lyman. Jr.. o,
sajs village j. 10 Ne TIE Ai.;a,sui .: ;he rsn,a
tie IS not wi;aa&; military experience, having
hetu one o. the stat O.; I'll. Nos5ursa 81 ;as
y \ is; regimen; during ;ass corps three
mouths $e.vice \, W ashlns;oa in the slmDeg II
ISL We believe he nj. prove cAplts. Al.
.'A;Au;
ASSISTANT Sarse,u Willard \. Child Of TIE An
VI is {, .,s Surgeon 81 the TeaiA. His pro
.ASj>oA, ah i;y As well IS gallant ana meri.o-
gjoas conduct iar,ns iaa resent irving times Oh
iAe Pta.a>alAg :al,y snuiiei aim - ;as pTon, =
y. Bs~szt = Tf~;,s
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-09

rar Ts>rn.-rwo companies .: ihls regi-
msn.-the Chl;ieudon County Company. and
TIE >wAa:oa Com pany,-havs gone in'2 camp
a; H.Au,eb bore, ,t-day, Saturday
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County Nominations.


X. RICHARDSON.
ADDISON PECK. ,Scna;ors.
P.p. BRApEOKp,
= TX i. wAERTX En- Wv Judges,
r. X. MERkl Ill. Judge q, Probate
'!.ONIo Vi. IACkMAN sheriff.
UHAS. II HEAlH, states Attorney.
y. l.. WATSON, high Bahn
ADDISON COUNTY.
.VmH " ~ ~ H ,',' ~" Senators.
J. Il HUNrLEN, ,...,.,,, ,..,
G,ivs - 500 TnI1AMKx, Sheriff
WI +. RAScOM. states Attorney.
&. |. RAYMOND, High BalUG.
,>pG.S cy rEorArY:
HARVEY MuNSILl" New Haven DISTRICT
: ,,r S'''"'V'
Wyrn< W. Me- Senators
" = - srA ,!.'"N'
" I,\nrE}un Assistant JaiEes
tInvp rHWEps Sh,,,e
u MINES So, ,','r".
n.VInt WuEEio,,S u,h Esys
,>,uxps,rS TE'T MS, o. f sol, rs.
s'H,AN $ NENT. Manchester pts,r,c..
yui4rv>1p> ,M->ry.
Il. +. EpNCNnS,
JED 7. CLAKN, senators.
\. {. wEiNH,
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BENNINGTON COUNTY

n,n\r ~, Ti.' Senators
4. 4, SEARS, ,,.,....t..,
NJ UNnEkHlll, '''s'''"N' -"
l.EANNER row EMS, sheriff
Il &c. MINER, states AUorusy.
DAVID {. W HEELOCK. High Haii 4.
IUpGsS ~ PSoRArS
JOHN X GATES, Bennington pls;rit:
S'SlAN :, kENr. Manchester plstrlc'.
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An ga lNles publishes ~ Intercepted letter
:st-1 GcC. Ii..-a So as brother IN Ispus>>-.
w1.e1 sleS> tA4i tie ue.ela. /. aru,-i ,t,.,.
=. IS" -. g. ard s4ys ,lst he MI! 20 IN
@ ee'oE nsEso-> L .vs> ia4n thirty lays. .,,
ia s~eel Tie me: tDIilm. He :alnks tho
oH'! safety i2' TIE negroes j. q carry them d,
iae interior aud Wants IL. 5sJiue. 10 help MIN
se' 81 tue n7src<s bv.Jre hey ATE caught. bn,
ss!!s ;..s secret must q zcE:. lie tank. ,5s,
"S >-A'h vi achieve Us inc penuerce. h,,
sHi o>T one thousand Ail.Nn u dollars worth
i ne-Fo@s- b! VST disFs'ebes - iay !; vii h.
save as oegrSss -"
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Z. Il. ESATTlE. Senator.
: = HOSSON. 49,.
Nv. FSSNtH,
Il W SlpWSLl.. SNeris.
JONAH BROOKS. : aice E5aSa;t
hNNNN HslWN0D, S;S,t's A;;alasy -
~ ". CApSS. High BalRs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-08-13

REMARKABLE CoINCIDENCE.-Noticin the
"Census of the Glass of 1862" in the Lewiston
Journal, and noticing also the exact resem-
blance to the same statistics, as they had APP
peared in the Press, we asked Bro. Dingley
where he procured them, to which he replied
as follows:
The Portland Press is informed that the
"Census of the class of '62" was published on
sheet for the use of the class, and that we
have had it in our possession some days and
withheld it till this week by special requestl
Now if this does not betray most remark
able coincidence, we will never copy another
"ceusus" table. The facts are these: We were
present when Lieut.. Mattocks delivered his
chronicles" and when leaving the "Old Oak
Tree" we politely invited the young officer to
oan his manuscript Tor the purpose Of copying
the statistics, or Census" as Bro. Dingley has
it. He proposed to copy them for us, but in
stead, handed us the manuscript, which we
carried to Bath, and that evening copied from
it, not the ,chole Of his statistics, but selecting
such portions as we deemed of most interest,
Transporting them, placing in the front what
he had used last, italicising certain words not
italcised in the copy, in some instances vary
ing the language, flor brevity sake) and thus
prepared, we sent it to the Press by mail, and
when in his room in one of the College Halls,
we also handed him some copies of the Press
containing the printed statistics.
Now the coincidence" is this that Bro.
Dingley, copying from printed Sheet" pre-
viously published for the use of the class, and
for some days in his possession, should have
erdctly, and with mathematical precision, fol-
lowed our transposilion, selected precisely
what we had selected omitted exactly what
we had omitted-some facts of equal import
ance with those given-italicised what we had
italicised, and varied the language precisely as
we had varied it, and all done by mere acct
dent-by mere chance! Hereafter we shall not
be able successfully to dispute the doctrine of
framework so unblushingly asserted by the
scoffer and the infidel
Ofcourse, it was all as Bro. Dingley says,
for he is not the man to depredate upon his
neighbours premises, or to forage upon his
friends. We believe every word he says about
the publication on sheet, and his possession
oft, and his Withholding it, "by special re-
quest" and Withholding it too, just long
enough to give time to copy from the Press if
he had desired to do SO; zoe beliere IL all, we
believe all he wishes us to, and, to show
how credulous we are, we will even believe
some things that he don't want us to believe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-08-13

sge When the slightest riotous spirit has
been excited against men who are playing in
to the hands of traitors, certain class of pa
pers have nearly split their Threats in denounc-
ing the violation of law and order, and in Civ
ing expression to their regard for the legal
and constitutional rights Of all men. A few
days since riot occurred in Brooklyn, because
a few colored men-"contrabands"- en-
ployed to perform certain labor, and so far the
class of papers referred to have not been heard
from. They may have told of the riot caused
by the "niggers," but not word ofreproof of
those who mobbed the free laborers.
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Br We have announced the appointment
of Prof Chamberlain of Bowdoin College, to
the 1t Colonelcy Of the 10th Regiment. We
understand the "Faculty" oppose his accept
ance of the office, and have voted peremptori-
ly aghinst his leaving the College for the Camp
Prof c. is devoted in his patriotism, and is de-
termined to go, if no obstacles are thrown in
his way but such as he can overcome He
feels that duty requires him to go, and his i'm
pulses are in harmony with his sense of duty
1t does seem to us that "Old Bowdoin" should
not be so lacking in patriotism as to object.
The Faculty should be as liberal as merchants
and other business men, who propose for their
employers to go into the service, and to keep
their situations for them on their return.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

sE-Who will the Danaites nominate for
Governor? is very common question. One of
those presumed to be inside of the ring, said
to us that the lot would fall upon Hon. Bion
Bradbury. But will Mr.. B., after going into
convention with Gen. Jameson, and being run
against him, and fairly defeated, allow himself
to stand as a candidate in opposition to Gen.
j.? That would not betray the soul of hon.
orr
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We learn
from the Baltimore American that Edmond
c. Grafton, Chief Bugler of Company B, ofthe
first Maine Regiment of cavalry, having re-
ceived furlon't to visit his widowed mother
in the town o, MON, Knox county, Maine,
was returning + lis regiment on top of one
Of the cars of thu saorning train, being from
Philadelphia, whel in passing under acovered
bridge on the road between that city and VIII
mington, his head struck against beam, frac-
turing the skull SO as to cause his death with
in an hour. His body was brought to that
city and removed by the police to the dead
house at the Middle District Station. Willard
II. Lucas and Frank Savage, two of his COM
rades, remained in charge Of the remains until
their final disposition.
REMOVAL OF STATE PRIsoNERs.-Nearly
all the State prisoners who were confined in
Fort McHenry, on specifications already pub
lished, have been forwarded to Fort Warren
The accommodations at Fort McHenry are
too limited for prisoners.
sg-The Skowhegan Clarion learns that
part of the Board of Selectmen of Cambridge
refuse to draw their warrant for money voted
by the town as bounty to volunteers, and also
that the Selectmen of Pittsfeld refuse aid to
the families of soldiers now in the army For
the honor of the State We hope there are no
more such cases.
SURGEON OF THE TwENTIErH-Our at
tentive correspondent at Augusta telegraphed
last night that DIR. n. F. Monroe of Belfast,
was appointed Surgeon of the Twentieth Reg
iment.
GR-The steamer Stanford has been got Off
the rocks and lowed to East Boston, where
she will probably be repaired.
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sion to the Republican faith, to give us the
opinion of the Argus above expressed, or to
lead us to give utterance to such opinions, for
we have uttered the same opinions over and
over again, while conducting leading Demo-
cratic paper in the State-a paper which en-
joyed the confidence of, and was cheered on by,
as goodand as true democrats as ever existed,
and the Argus knows that in this thing we tell
the truth. We regard it in the same category
with the Saco Democrat, only less honest
The Democrat is open and above board in its
treason, while the Argus is sly, and labors to
cover its tracks, but both are in the same boat
and are drifting lovingly down the same stream
together.
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BY NJ. N. RICH.
For the week ending Aug. 18th, 1862


Note.-we wish il to be understood that our quo
tatons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated and that in filing small or
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
ASHES.-Both Pots and Pearls remain quiet and
unchanged, at 5a6c for Pots, and SIC for Pearls.
APPLES.-New Crop Green Apples have not been
arriving freely since transportation has been par
tally restricted though prices have had down
ward tendency. and sales made at 2 25a3 90
pr bbl.; Dried Apples quiet at Ease for I'm
cored, 5a6c for Cored, aud 6o7c for Sliced the
stock in market is ample for the season.
BEANS.-There continues to be fair demand
for the use of the army at the following prices Pea
Beans s3as % p BUSH, Marrow 50 a3 l2. and Blue
Pods 50 1903. The Stock in market has somewhat
improved.
BREAD.-There Is a steady demand, with sales of
Pilot at 81 75o5 and Ship SO 15a4 y Dbl. Crackers
re selling at So 2sas 50 4, bb and a5a4cc y hun
'lred
BUTTER.-Country Ball Butter has been coming
10 market in very limited supply and prices have ad-
vanced We now quote good Family 1sd2oc, and
Store 14dl5c of which there is n very light stock.
CHEEsE.-Sales continue TO be made at sta9c
for New York and Vermont and sd9c for New.
Country Cheese comes in very slowly and prices are
nominal.
C0FFEE.-AN descriptions remain firm, with
an upward tendency from following quotations.
for Java 27G2sc, and Rio and st. Domingo q sa22lc
p ID. There is no Mocha in this market and quota
tons for that article merely nominal.
CREAM TARTAR-Dealers are firm at 35d40c y
10 the latter price being for strictly pure sales con-
fined TO cash chiefly.
CEMENT Continues in moderate demand at
81 2odl 80 p Dbl, and prices tending upwards, in
consequence of the high rates of freghts.
C0AL-wc continue TO quote White Ash, Lehgh
and Franklin at 81 25dT 80 y ton. The high prices
restrict the sale to great extent many are hold
ing off for lower prices.
C0RDAGE.-An kinds Manila remains firm at re-
cent advanced prices. We quote Manila Cordage 10.
Gle, American l0lIllc, and Russia Boltropc lac
l4le Pib.
C0OPERAGE-As we noticed in review of
ist week, large orders from Cuba for City
made Shocks, has created brisk demand at nprov-
prices for City made Molasses HID Shocks. We
.owquote city made Molasses HID Shocks and Heads
I 50 4Oa2 90, and Sugar do 50 35a2 As, County do,
j GOAL rs. Dry Riff Shocks worth 81 50al rs.
nd Hoops 2ld2S, and prices still tending upwards.
DUCK.-The Portland Duck Co. have again made
advance on their Duck. Our quotations
re for No. 8, &c; No, 10, Ale; Ravens Duck,
ic The demand has somewhat diminished
DRUGS.-The market rules quiet and prices steady.
We notice an advance ON Bi-Carb Soda and now