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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

Among the host Of wild stories which have
been in circulation about the country. is one
that Sheriff Flanagan OF this place, had ap-
pointed a large number ot deputies-person-
al friends and ayorltes-tbat they might be
exempt from the impending military draft.
The highest plumber We have heard assigned
to these layorites was sixJeen-it may be
higher in some loe,iities. The following
statements ~ Mr. Flanagan anG his pbysi-
clan, will knock this absurd storg on tie
head
To the Public--a Correction.
On account Of exaggerated rumo1s aloat 10 this
community in relation to the appointment by me
poiutees being exempt from military duty; L have
10 say, that have maze but one recent appoint
uent which did while prostr. ted By severe sick
ness, be.ag unable at the time 20 attend personally
20 my dut es, wnen BY the advice Of ends, ap-
pointed George ". flanagan, Deputy sheriff, for
the time being With No IDEA Of screening him from
any liability 10 90 military duty, aud without any
kloN ed e on his part Of such intention until he
was sent for by me, and should be opposed to any
such construction Of such deput1tion.
The said q ". Flanagan has at various and
suudry times during my administration o.; The Off
&c OF Hi-h Sheriff @! this County, acted a. deputy
for me hicl was the only reason I mad IN senaiug
particularly for HIM.
(-igned) Il. 4. FLANAGAN.
Burlington, aug. is, 1862.
Having heard reports relative to tho appoint
mout of Geo. W. flanagan, deputy cherif By n.
b. flanagan, whi,h are cslca lated to iUiure the
reputation Of our present High Sheriff, take this
method To inform oil who are interested in the
matter that the Is uo foundation for such u
uots. Al the time Sheriff Flanagan was sick aud
to-ay unable 90 discharge tue duties Of his Office,
1 insisted upon the appointment OF some person 70
act as bis deputy, Iy Che advice Of his frieni,
be appointed Geo. ". F.auegln Of Hiue- burgb,
who bad acted as deputy saerin Of this county.
SSNifLM. THAYEk. JH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

IsE NEw fRIGATs IR9NsDEs This vessel
hrst class iFiglte clad with Il inch IRON. j.,
1t length completed 40 Philad=lphIa. Her
dr't destination is supposed to b. Charleston.
sac has been entirely di-nanlled Of ali her
spans, rigging and masts, and nothing now
presents itself above the bulsarks, with the
exception Of tie smoke stack, waici in time
OF battle can be lowered below the level Of
the deck
The las two guns, ZJ0-lound rifed Par
rotts, were placed on board on Thursday and
she was To sail Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
RECEPTION OF THE PoLTRooNs
IL {. = IL
o he Editor eftle D.iroa Free Press

LONDON, c. W, August 9, 1852.
You would have beel amused had Won
been In our city this morning, to have sen
, the coWard!y Yankees snub6ed, those VIII,
run away from your c0untry to escape the
drait-Irish, Dutch and Yankeos. About
fifty cam TO a foundry owned by British
subject. They applied for work, aud the
proprietor gave them whitening rebuke.
He asked them il they were from the other
slds ;ihey SAID ''yes.' ~ by did you leave?
Because We did not want to be drafted. -
Have yOu not enjoyed al the privileges of
eitizen-?' YES" "Wel, | Will tell YOU
what think Of you consider you worse
than thieyes, and a mean .con;emptible pack
Of kpayes, and unfit TOR an honest man to
trust / should be afraid if | should employ
you that yJu wou d steal. And now, bows,
(tnrning to his own hands,)I will give you
fifty dollars to rotten egg all the traitors t,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

Our townsman, Jacob Green, .eceived
word Thursday night of the death Of his broth
er VIM {. Green. late Vi Willistou. and a
member OF Co. A. ci the 7th Regiment Vt
Volunteers lie died July Goth, On the
Mississippi, OF some disease not specified.
His ase was -, and be leaves wife and
three children.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
STATE TICKET.

For Governor:
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, of Brattlcboro
For Lieut.. GoUrRor:
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, Of Waterbury.
For Treasurer:
JOHN B. PAGE. Of Rutland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
GRAND rsLEcouNrY CONVENTION.

The Union Convention in che Coun,y Of
Grand Isle, was held at the Court House IN
North Hero on saturday, August Is, ls62-
Hon. William II Lyman, Of Albarsh,
presiding, and John A. Chamberlain, ESD.
Of Grand Isle, acting as Secretary. THE
Convention was very large and harmonious.
JLD Z. LADD. Esq, Of North Hero the rFes-
eut County Clerk of Grand Isle County, De-
cliylI an unanimous nomination ;l1 S-ult. q.
which nomination De declined. and bis lec.i-
nation j4s Convention reluctantly accepted.
Tl,rcufJn the Hon. WILuA Ii. Lyman. Of
Aihur-h, was nominated for Senator. Hon.
Augustus knight, Of North Hero, was ra
nominated Judge OF Probate, Loyal D E.
dr.ls., Esq, ct Aibursl Springs, Was De-
nominated States htta;usr, and Edwin AI-
aus, E4., Of Grauj l,le, re-nomuatel shcg-
III -an excellent ,cke; which viii uaI.ua,-
ca.y Dee triumI hauily c.c,ed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

I their own government that ever come here
! AGAIN." The men hurrahed, and the traI-
! tors skedadled. IL was rich and rare in this
our secesh city. l only wish we had few
more such intelligent British subjects az the
proprietor Of that foundry.
AN AMERICAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
:. WILLIAMS
Assistant Adjutaut Gcner

THE CAVALRY COMPANY recruited IN this
County and Franklin was filed Monday
Recruits are still accepted for the Com panies
now IN the field, We presume, by Mai. Saw
yer at Hydepark.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

EiITLs EEGEETs.-IAc Nitilu4 int..i-
s.-f lays that among some o.rrsp ouj,u..
lately found On board g captured r.Y.l y.-.
Sd. was d letter ifom q Prominent citi-.s o.
Southern State 10 Ais wife. lhs writer .'
-hs letter had just made d visit 90 Richmond
aud WAS writing lis wiia what bee saw there.
" The bitterness with which Dec condemns
tae rebellion and hew,i.s tae lesUllu1u 90.
bis oaca ''haITy and prosperous -ec,iou u,
Tire Jmln Is poured OUT with aIl Che .,lvIr
cd Sincerity The letter D. dated the 5u.L
ulumo. lie says
This accIr--d attempt Of one section O.
SO up an independent government must,
sooner ur later, iAil and fail isulm.nious s..
l am bound IN duty to share in che burdens,
and % do what may % alleviate the suii r.
iugs which the attempt has br, lsht a..
thOs- among whom | was bora. iu. I Nil.
take 10 office "a 1.-THE bi-hes. would uc
no Iuducement-n0r viii share On tue -al-
ri5ie responsibility. 30 words can depict
the horrors which | witnessed both az Rich
mend anu upon my journey tlcse AID back
Ile deaths tacn occurring 10 Richmond We're
July equal to one hundred anu tily "a day
None tnan seventeen thousand SICK and
wounded are now in the Richmond huspl-
tals. The recent seeming succ SIS Of our az
NY viii only serve To accelerate the downfall
Cd our slort-liV-d ClnieierlcT.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

foKTr-FIrE soldiers left the Hospital here
Monday under charge Of Capt. Rose of the
9th, to rejoin their regiments IN the army Of
the Potomac. There are now about 100 ps-
tients in the Hospital.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

OLD REcIEESTs.-Th, late Capt. Abbott.
OF Massaca usetts, writes u the mayor Of
Lowell that much OF the sicknees in the army
Is owing to bad cooking and to ofcers not
doing thciF duty. and tina it is much better
Tor new recruits to enter OLE regiments, where
eiacers know their duty 40 cooking is IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

READING For TIE SICK SOLDIERS OF
the soldiers in the Marine Hospital wishes
US to say that persons having spare copies OF
Books, Magazines or Newspapers, will con-
fer great lavOr upon the soldiers by send
ing them to the Hospital for their reading.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

We learn that i dispatch from Gov. HI
brook has teen received IN Rutland. stating
thatno officers in the Ssventh Vermont Regi-
ment were killed Or WOUNDED except Col.
Roberts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

arl - st-t f-.-.s. Dee. .t...
a. often ave Jt- rebels ftitLl-rrly tioken
their word and Kept I'm back
The country wall welcome him and the go
officers released with him, almost as men
risen from the dead.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
COUNTY TICKET.

- = ~ = = - -
For Senator'S.
q. F. EDMUNDS, of Burlington.
J. p. CLARK, Of Milton.
A. c. WEIGH, Of Williston.
For Assisfaaf Judges.
ANDREW WARMER, Of Jericho.
LYMAN HALL, Of Shelburue.
For Judge Of Probate.
7. E. WALES, Of Burlington.
FoT States Attorney.
r. :. TAFT, Of Burlington.
For Shslf.
y. r. FLANAGAN, Of Burlington
For High Baif.
r s. BLoDGETT. Of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
SET THEOLOGICAL TABLE.
JULY, 1862.
By PROF. NcE PEI1Y.

LOCALITY University Of Vermont-Lst. 44s -
Long. 13e 49, Elevation above tide-Watsr 367 r.
-aboTe Lake Champlain 277 feet
H0URs OF OBsERvAII0N.-7 AN, ppm, Bpm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

Ia early days the serpent was :. IN re sui
tile than any beast Of the field" la our
times every regiment las a sutler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
TIE PLNINsULAR CAMPAIGN.

The Army OF the ? .t5mac, IL seems, has
.i; james River, where it has been station
az Ter the past six weeks. ever since the Ia
80 - " change OF base llnr." Where 1t i
Dr.. 20, or III what particular direction Rich
... 'lu i + BE- menac 10y Il now, does rot
81, appear. The President refers all luqul-
RS upon the subjec; to Gen. Halleck and
q n. Halleck keeps his own counsel. All
that was certainly known 10 the public up
10 this morning, is that the army had left
liTison's Landing, equipped Tor an eight
days march, ana the rear guari bad al
ready reached inamsbu.g \ caD>il,Il-
De number Of troops left IN tran-p rt>, one
iEads beng uriered to report to G n Burn
-i Re at Acquia Greek.
The Washington correspondent Of the
-r1gefer SAYS intimstious are distinct that
tls army Of t.e Potomac comes round 20
fredericksburg Two pr. minent members
f 'be Government denied emphaucliiy IN
I"1rsday, Tat the army vas coming rour d
t, the P-tomac. But sp-culations are
l,tte avail, Tor the next hour may br,ps 3, $
rive intelligence Of It's destination and
uIs't nine theories out OF ten.
One hing seems certain, that % the Pen
'rsua''-at least as a route TO Richmond -
as abandoned. The campaign Of the army of
-la Potomac, 50 far as it, original purpose
md plan are concerned, must be set down as
failure. We doubt whether this resul, j.
Justly chargaable To- any one person or cause.
= hen the whole truth is known. it will
probably show that there was combination
If CAUSES, no one Of which alone w0uli have
caused the failure, bat which all together
sere overpowering. IL Is easy to say if this
had heen done, If that had not been done.
Redmond could have been taken easily. |
Prophesying and planning after the fact is a |
very safe business. NJ war Of any magnitude |
has ever showed uninterrupted success on Ell
ther side. Least Of all, should it be expected |
in a war like this. Generals, governments |
and peoples, have to learn by experience, a.
individuals do. Ii is not the fools alone who |
have to take lessons in that school. For our
selves, we shall all do better by stirring each
other up to the full performance Of our own
duties to our country in the emergency. than
in lamentations and fault-fndinss over what
is past and cannot be recalled.
The RELEASE OF Col. CoRcoRAN Alter
many attempts TO secure the release of this
brave officer, which have been frustrated by
the cheating rebels, our Government has at
length the satisfaction of seeing THAI officer
safe in Washington. Col. Corcoran was
commander of the 69 IN \. Y in the battle of
bull Run, and WAS there aken prlsoner.-
In- un- # eniistm Mt Of t e regiment had
"T- .'.' he day h re. but they eagerly
~ .-t inue'--. ird sid man
So, .a fi.st'a,.
-in.. ., seen In d
pus,n, al Ii uo H. charleston and
II r places. keeping up good heart, though
lH poyr health, and ..nAtou-ly waiting ms T.
lease. The rebels at first agreed to exchange
him. Int afterwards '.fu-ed. holding bi,n
i".h.1 fl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

pris,n al Ii no IL. charleston and
II r places. keeping up good heart, though
iH po,r health, and ..n4tou-ly waiting ms T.
lease. The rebels at first agreed to exchange
him. Int afterwards ''.fus-d. holding him
D. OIL. l... Fl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06

a" Instruction in oil painting, Gre
elan crayon, drawing, and water col,
ors, will be given by Miss Philleo to
all those who wish to embrace the pres
ent opportunity to receive instructions
in these useful and beautiful arts Miss
=. has several specimens which she will
be pleased to exhibit to all who may
wish to examine them, at the dwelling
of Mr. PAlIeo The tuition will be
reasonable aud satisfactory. The spec
linens will speak for the artistic skill Of
Miss =.
Should class sufficiently large de-
sire to receive instruction on the piano
forte, Miss PhiIleo will soon be prepar-
Cd to tender them her services.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
POWERS 81 LANG.
- "a " 7 a M D -,
AND
sa2-E'aysHkg Agents,
GRAND RAPIDS. WOOD CO. WITS
l.. + POWERS, Attorney at Law.

L. ?. POWERS, Attorney at Law.
D. IL. LANG, Surveyor ......g
il AVtNG been engaged in the Land Agency
4 4 : business number of years before Wood
Goun'y vas formed, and possessing superior
'"ei'I'ics Tor detecting trcspassers on lands
owned by non-rcsidents, We feel assured in civ
ing perfect satisfaction to all who NAV see fl
20 employ us IS agents to attend to the prompt
payment OF Taxes, to the investigation of II
ties, to recording Deeds, to procuring Patents
on lands, 10 the protection of Lands from tres
passers in this and adjacent counties, and such
other business as they may be called upon to
perform. -
we have constantly on hand, good Farming
Lands and lilage Lots to sell in Quantities
ana on terms TO suit purchasers -:
Land Warrants bought and sold INK ...-
Particular attention given to entering Gov
ernmcnr and State Lands -
we are also agents for the Etna Insurance
Company.
LILY POWERS & LANG
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
Sale Of forfeited Mortyssed Lands.

tJ7c' Of Copa'rs Of School d JIsre,sifu lands ,
Madison. Wis, October I, 1892.
SA-HSE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE CorzY. Tin c,f,,r;d.
s sC,to.o l and, N Wood County. having been
forfeited by reason Of the nr,,ayrncnf oS in ~.
80 - upon loans granite thegcoc. Maize i
EsE%"E g'eo, chat the same viii fo &C. - =,
5nosa. Anesl27, ana sold to the biabrst biS
ger at the Office Of the Secretary q S.a,n Dio
the Capitol in Madison on the Il,b % osa,e; "a
cembcr A. D. 1862, unless soo I'n aa5 OF Ne,
according to law. Said sale to .eueeInec
. O'clock 4. NJ, and continue from dn. at
until all Of said lands shall have LAY Gay 10 aay
frrctl 'e neen SO Of
ne m12lmgm price at which such lands n.;r,
ne offered wsA be the a,no,tr?t named III
each tract lunder the heading r.Fot.1 dI,
de Stae) which, inclodcs the sr,a |,,.ouns
loan; tie interest 10 the first dav Of Je,,,sn ~
4 y. 1868; three per cent. damar res" n.y.
taxes which have been returned sgains, sn ,l.L
lands, and the costs of advertising tho san,n
%ajd lands Will lie sold subject =, Al I tar,
which may, at the time of the sale ha Us
thereon Other conditions Of sale vii, h u an
no"nced BY the Comm ss:cncrs AZ the nn no fm-
ct the sale. o!'enlts
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
Wisconsin Hotel.
EsSrfds, Wood Co.. WIS,

TUE subscriber would give notice To- his
L fricssds and the travelling pubIic, that h.
has leased the abave cournodf9ns House for =
term Of years, and will be prepared at all
times to- FAKE il Il home for lis patrons Hay-
jng hard experience in hetel-ket ping Thy being
fof some 5iHEc connected with TIE Avery
House" at Stevens Point and being deter
mined 90 r2t,s TIE a.arl.;se under lis own super
vision he Is confident of giving satisfaction to
ali. lis Table sill always be supplied with
the best our market affords. Connected wish
the house Is 8 large and conimodious Barn.
which sill be undey the care Of an expert
enctd man, and one who wi'I attend TO his
business, which IS so much desired BY team
sters, Wy charges viii be as reasonable as
any Hotel charges can be. Tie Froof Of TIE
pudding is IN clie57ing the string Give me call
40tf i. B. ELLIOTT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06

The HOME LECTUREs-The first Of
the series of home lectures will be de-
livered at Hurley's Hall by Rev. James
w. Harris, on Tuesday evening, the
9th inst Rev. Mr.. Hens Will follow
Mr.. Harris on the Tuesday evening fol-
lowing. Some fifteen names a-e down
on the list of the committee rs lectur-
ers, whose names will be presented to
the public two weeks in advance E.-
ervthing bids fair for an interesting and
mentally profitable course.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06

~ Mr.. S. NJ. Booth will deliver a
lecture either at IIurley's or Roe's Hall
on Monday evening Of next week, on
the "war and CONDITION Of the country"
Mr.. 3. is one of the ablcst men in the
State, 4 forcibe speaker, and never
fails to interest his audience, though
they may not agree with his political
views. Those wishing to renew their
subscription to the Daily life will have
chance to do SO at the close of the
lecture.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
ssEEEs0 rssssss Notice.
WAR; W q r -

THE undersigned having recently formed an
i arrangement with the firm of Page Downs
& Co. of RicbIand Centre is calls the nj
tentiou of the community 60 the fact that he
is prepared to obtain pensions, back pay, boun-
Is nronev. and attend to all wants Of j1ischare-
Ell OF disabled soldiers Or their heirs, with
p1onspsness ard dispatch. Pensions proetereti
fo1. wounded Or disabled soldiers sea,pen and
marines widows and orphan children Of those
who have died or been killed while IN service:
ais, bounty nouey and arrears of pay for the
wisIo~ or other deceased soldiers.
All desiring Information can obtain it by
calling 1t the Grand Rapids Post Office
Il. 3. PHILLEQ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06

THE NATIoNALs.-T This excellent
band Of vocalsts gave enc Of their nu-
steal entertainments at Iiurley's Hall,
Oh Moniay evening, which was attend
ed by large and apprccIative audi
ence. The selection OF songs, ballads,
an / quartettcs, was rendered with taste
and spirit, OF the many entertain
mcnts given our citizens, that it has
been ou. pleasure to attend, We give
the ''NatIonals" credit for the BEST
Their selections ave moral, instructive
and entertaining; and should they
chance to ever pass through Grand
Rapids again, they can rely on our cit
izens for 4 hearty reception.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
~" On Tuesday morning last, a

80 Is On Tuesday morning last, an
OK more foolish than discreet, attempt
cd to make the transit Of the river on
the ice. When about midway across,
the fragile foundation gave way and
Mr.. Bull was precipittted into the
stream. The assistance Of about thirty
Good Samaritans, with planks and ca
bic, cxtricatcd his ull-slip from his
.iisaggeeablc dilemma. Neutrality in
his case would have been death blow
to Taurus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-06
Milwaukee, Oct. 20, 1862.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
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f"f TIE 1,o/Ie1 27 Ats SiE and Dist,,ssycI afflicted
""5 '"'"rIt5 &.1I GA1'olsic Discusses, ard eapc-
ciaLy for tie Cure Of Diseases Of The .sex..a,
O.u.tt,s
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
III ing Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhoa
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
Ile 9'"zHal Organs, and on the NEW RENE
'il"S employed in the Dispcnsary, sent to tho
5s1Icted- IN sealed envelopes, free Of charge
i"o or three stamps FOR postage will be ac
cepabic. ~. -
Address DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
trting Surgeon, No. 3. South Ninth street
PHILADELPHIA, Pa civ