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From tse 9uOca OF each town, thus desIgna-
Ted, is to be deducted the nunber Of men fur
hished by sssch towniipr the ninth, tenth, .and
eleventh regiIacnts, and tbs residue is the num-
Der of men TO be furnished under this order,
Tor filling the old regiments in service Each
town will also be credited with such men as
shall enlist with Maj William Collins, at Ben
hipgton, or with Maj E. b. Sawyer at HYDE
park, for service in the First Regiment OF er-
mont Cavalry, and also with such mpn az shall
enlist with Captain. Homer K. Stoushton, at
RuyoltOn, for the second and third cumpanirs
OF Vermont SharpshOoters. and also with such
men as shall enlist with Lieut.. Martin Brun-
son, at Rutland, for The first Company OF YER
mont SharpshOOlers.
The Selectmen or each town in this State are
hereby appointed Recruiting Officers, tor the
purpose OF carrying into effect this order in
their respective towns. And it is expected that
they will, with The least possible delay. enlist
the requisite number OF men to fill their quota
without draft, in order that the State OF Yer
uons may have the proud distinction OF fur
nishng without draft the whole number OF
volunteers for three years required in the pres
ent war for the Union.
The men who shall thus enlist for the ,ur-
pose of filling the old regiments, will be entitled
10 the edlne CIdto diu OuilIu DtN anu
the same United States bounty, with these
men who have enlisted in the ninth, tenth, and
eleventh regiments, and also to three dollars en-
listing premium Tor each man,--whIle those
who are drafted as militia under the order of
the President OF August 5, 1862, to supply the
deficiency III the number Of men called for by
this order, Will only be entitled to the monthly
United States pay, without bounty.
The president OF the United States having or
dcred, by General Order, dated August, ), 1862,
that If any State shall rot by The eighteenth
day Of August, 1862, forward It's quota, the
efficiency shall be filled ~ draft the several
towns 10 this State are allowed until the eight
eenth day of Angus, 1862 to furnish their
quota by voluntary enllstiaens. as above stated.
If not filled oy that time, the deficiency will be
supplied by dra! from ;he militia OF such towns
as are dtaclent and the men thus dlafted Wi.
hot be EMIT to State pay or bounty.
III necessary blanks and Instructions viii be
FURNISHED 70 the S.ltclucn Of the several towns.
y general gcndtzvous, ia each County. for the
men toilsted IN the several towns Ia the County
under this order, will be appointed, TO which
the seectmen Of such tuwrs VIII be required to
send the men enlisted BY them, OF which due
nouce VIII be given
BY order OF !Iio Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
Governor ana CUrlmanter-ln Chief
PETER I WAsHDuRN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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STATE or VERMONT. Washington County Couri.
WARRINGTON COUNTY, SIS. March Term. ls62.
HORACE FIFIELD, .Assumpst a PIomtsstry pnte
us dated the 18th day 81 Move n Der,
W. G. HITE and 1885, signed by the defendants with
JrH WALKER. their style Of partnership Of that
date for the Of 5000 payable to Plaintiff bearer
on demand, with interest snbuay ALSO Abe common
counts in sssumpsi for work and labor goods and
merchandise, &c. -.
Because the said John H. Walker resides cut of this
State, and has not had personal notice Of the pc ndenc
of this suit, il ordered by said CnuFt that he be notified
thereOfby publishing the substance Of said suit together
with this order three weeks successvey in the Daily
Green Mountain Freeman aDewspaIer printed in Mont
pelier in said Coun Of Washington phe last publica-
ton to he at least twenty DAYS before the next Of
this Court tie be held at Montpelier within and for said
county Of Washington The ri Tuesday Of September
A D. 1862 which will be deemed sufficient notice to the
said John H. Walker to appear at said term and make
EUTHER NEWC0MB, Clerk
i. f. FRENCH, Attorney for Plaintiff
Montpelier, August 5th, 1852. df3w
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

the garment may be. it receives equd
amount Of pressure. 1t is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it be by power for LAU NDRIES
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although it is
small and simple Machine it able to do large amount
Of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for hree
past and found to do everything that it designed
do. And after any buys Of them, and hrds i.
will do what claim for it, the return 1t and have
their money, all agents authorized to do this
SO there is chance for to get humbugged by giving
them trial, nd it may be just the ing you want.
To wash with this Machine, put your clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with
ter them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require ubbing
excepting the very dtieSt parts such collars and
wristbands, which will require but s ,ht rub with the
he nds By this process you will be able do your wash
ing in less than half the time you ny hand
other machine in and muc easier nd wear and
tear to your clothes like the rubbing DO I'd twisting
get the water from themas you se the principle
OF my Machine il to squeeze instead Of rub and twist
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Northfeld, VI.
Machine exhibition at Brennan .Ildcn's
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THIs Machine il adapted to all kinds of Clothes, from
pocket handkerchief to bedquilt. You wrinE
your Clothes in less than quarter Of the time ard
much dryer that they viii dry in one af the time. an
not injure your Clothes half LAUGH when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with SPEISD
Rolls COVERED WITH RUBBER, and con9fucted as ~
together wi great PRESSURE and turn ta aDd easy
The springs in the rolls constructed to Ye,d ta
most IL the centre, where he u'k Of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them. ~ his means ths
rings with the :uI6er close tight around the Cothe,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-12

HUDSON, Mo-, Aug. 10. COL McMil again
overlook Portcr's guerrlllas yesterday at stock
ton in Warren Co., and after u sharp fight,
routed them, killing and wourding Il large
number ana capturing many horses. The rebels
were scattered III all directlous Some of the
PRISONERS captured have taken the oath OF allie
glance and given bonds.
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/ SHALL be in my Office In Montpelier, on Saturday
july 9Th, and shah be glad see those Who eauire
the services Of Dentist don't expect to he absent
fro I'm Montpelier again TIL. year.
Bear In mind that for filing with GOLD charge bu,
SEVENTY-FIvE CENTS CAVITY, and In no eass
charge anything for temporary OF teeth but fur
risa them rInk. work warranted.
tilIulyle JOHN N. CoNEaYs
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. The following cil
cul4r has been issued to day:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

w AR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, b. c., Aug II, 1862
-Ulhtary Commandments, ProroA NarsAals, L.
S. NarshaiS, and Police offers.
You will receive herewith an order Of the
ar Department u prevent the evasion OF mil
ltary uuty AMI for the suppression of dislogal
parties, GATED Aug s, 1862.
Inns order, to be efficient, is necessarily very
comprehensive 10 It's terms, and It's proper exc
cnlon requires the exercise OF sound Judgment
and discretion by the officers to whom It's en-
tcrcemenr Is entrusted, and to guard you in its
execution the following instructions are to be
observed
Frs, The order comprises two classes of per-
sons VIZ those who are about leaving the Uni
ted States to evade military duty and those
who for the same purpose leave their own State
leaving the United States until the military
draft Is perfected is absolutely prohibited. But
it was not the intention of the order to in teriere
with the transit from State to State, of any per-
sons but those who designed to evade military
duty. Whenever you have reason to believe
that the purpose is to evade military duty, the
order Will authorize the detention of any per.
son leaving his own State. county or military
district.
Secund, Amy person detained may be released
Oh giving bonds to the United States. with
sufficient security of $1,000 conditional for the
performance OF military duty, If he should be
drafted, or the providing OF II proper substitute.
Third, Immediate report is to be made to this
office Of all persons detained, with the cause Of
their detention.
Fourth, You will exercise the powers of ar
res. and detention with caution and forbearance.
So IA 10 avoid giving annoyance or trouble To
any persons excepting those who are seeking to
wade the performance Of their duty to their
country.
Fifth, TheiGoverUors of the respective States
are authorized to give passes and permits to
their own citizens desiring 10 leave the State
without intent to e. ade military duty
BY order Of the Secretary of War
L. G. TURNER, Judge Advocate.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 9. From fifteen to TWEEN.
ty refugees from drafting were taken from pro-
pelers to-day en- route to Canada.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug, T. Capt. Hudson,
writing frcm Manzsnilla 18th uls., states to the
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indianapolis Aug IL. Gov. Morton has Of
fcaly announced that all the volunteers for
three years, or the war, will be received up to
the morning of the llth, and that after that
date volunteers viii bc received, or boun Ties
paid
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IMPORTANT TO FEW ALES.
DIR. CHEEIS RIWAN'A PILLS

The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
their operation and cartan in correcting all irregular
ties Painful MensTuatons, removing all distractions,
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side palpitation Of the heart whites, all aec
tions Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESENlA ANS PILLS
was the cmmencement OF a era in the treatment of
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
signed 20 many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea h unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
oine
DR.. CHEESEMAN PILLS 49,.
are the most efecual remedy known for all
plants peculiar to Fem .es To all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainly, periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have used them at diff
feent periods throughout the country, having the
ton Of come Of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they shout not be
used, with each hoxthe price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty sixty pills.
Pills sent by mait, promptly, By reintting to the Pro
pretor sold by T.. Rrdf ID, Montpelier, Vt, and
by Druggists generally.
l. +, Pierce, tpelIer, Agent.
Il. 3, HUTCHINS Proprietor,
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asrnte of the Golden Gate that owing to the
shelving nature of the beach. and heavy surf
oillty oil saving the treasure
lie with part OF the crew, remained as the
wieoS' WIN 'he noPe = slVns aoullionei lives.
WI 'oo't' 'ne 'h'ru oinccf' III charge Oh boat
wv '"1, twenty lerSoi's' had not reached
I" "~N'i'" DIT last accounts
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! O'CLOCK \. VI.
20 JHE IHEEM3.N

CULPErrAR. Aug. IL. The enemy this morn
ing sent in flag OF truce asking permission to
bury their dead. This shows that with all
their superiority Of numbers, they were too
badly cut up to maintain their position, and
that their falling back yesterday was from ne
cesslty not choice Our troops were engaged
in Bringing off the wounded from the field aud
burylng the dead.
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SAN Francisco, Aug, 7. Capt. Hudson,
writing frcm Manzanilla 18th ult.. states to the
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CINCINNATI, Aug. IL. Gen. McCook' S fune
raj was an mposng affair
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MILWAUKEE,, Aug. Q. From fifteen to TWEEN
ty refugees from drafting were taken from pro
pellers to-day en- route to Canada.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. TO- Some rumors
are ahoat here In regard to the safety and quiet
Of outtJlk, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, bat not
much ui Importance has trarsplrcd The Union
plckets have been twice driven in within the
past week. Tie first time it occurred near
Norfolk. The setomshjp Baltimore arrived to-
day from Beaufort, n c., and reports all quie;
there. On the Attn last, the ggnboat Gam.
bridge lied fox tue o4ockading squadron off
Wilmington. Yesterday the Batimore passed
q propeller ol large siza British built, standing
EAstwardy. She showed no colors, but raseln-
bcd in every way the Modern Greece, which
got aground some months ago while attempting
to run the blockade of Wilmington She looked
suspicious.
The mail boat has just arrived and reports all
quiet. The rumor that Gen. Mcclellan was
wounded at Malvern Hill is uniounded
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WASHINGTON, Aug, II. The steamer Free,
born arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday after
noon, bringing twenty-five prisoners, five sail
boats, number OF canoes and lots of merchan-
disc, which were captured Friday and Saturday
nights last near Blackstone Island
During last night trains arrived from Culpep-
per bringing number OF officers wounded in
the late battle and skirmlshes in that vicinity
They are mostly wounded in the arms and legs.
though one or TWO were more seriously injured
in other parts OF the bod y-one having received
no less than four bullets in his hips. An order
from the Acjutant Generals office provides that
officers OF Volunteers absent ca account OF DIS
ease contracted before entering the service must
be mustered out.
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Toronto, &, w, Aug. IL There are an ex-
traordinary number Of Americans here to es-
cape the draft. The Globe characterzes them
az craven hearted.
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Pooh GREELEY BADLY FRIGHTENED.-Poor
Greeley is very badly frightened, and shouts
out Conspiracy" Conspiracy" at the top of
his voice. He declares that Mcclellan is going
to break up Congress with the Army Of the
Potomac, just as Oliver Cromwell destroyed
the Rump Parliament. Are you there, Massa
Greeley? Take courage for while. Mcclellan
is going to take Richmond first. What will be
done after that will depend upon circumstances.
If we decide to hang the abolitonists, however,
poor Greeley shall swing on the post Of honor
at the head or tall Of the lot. We promise him
that high honor.
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET
The funds very dull Notwithstanding the cont-
nuanes or the influx Of gold to the bank. There was
rather more demand for money, owing tho end Of the
quarter coming round, but rates were unchanged.
LONDON, June ~, 1892
Consok for money OK ok.
AMERICAN were easier and holders passing
their stocks the market, Illinois Central shares 4ok
l6& discount; Erie shares 30k 30K; United States
nvss, 70 . II; do skies, 81 ass
STATE OF TRADE.
Prices 1t Manchester are s advancing, but sales Of
cloths and yarns are small.
BREApsTUFFs MARKET.
Msssrs. Richardson, Spence Co., Wakefield, Nash d
Co and BigIand Anhya Co. report flour nrm and the
middling descriptions rather better American quoted
ass sos. Wheat firm and unchanged red Western
o. 1od los. 10d; red Southern, los. lid. lis 3D.
white western, lis. Sd a lis. 10d white Southern,
2ss Cd, white, 82s . 34s.
PROVISION MARKET.
Beef dull and dropping. Pork heavy, and tending TO
q decline Bacon irregular. Lard steady NJ 40s 42s.
Tallow steady al ass.
PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' circular reports ashes firm; pots 90s,
pearls $751; Rosn excited, and 3s higher sales ~ las sd
a 1Ss for common Spirits turpentins still advancings
and prices g. higher sales at Sos sugar steady and
unchanged. Coffee firm. Rice advancing Linssso oh
arm At 40s. Cd q Ais. cd
LONDON MARKETS.
Barngs' circular reports breadstuns urn put qvot.
iron dull sugar quiet, but steady Tea nrmer. Rice
steady Coffee buoyant and Cd higher. Spirits vJrpsn-
tine excited, and 90 higher: sales AZ sos
HAvRE Junaf2S, 1882
corroS Sales or the week, Is 500 baleE market &C.
tive and excited, and the middling and lover qualities
higher closing quiet and caster. New Orleans tres
diaairs, sobf.; do. bias, 1885, stock, $500 bales.
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poraries are manifesting great deal of alarm
about Stonewall Jackson making another raid
down the Shenandoah valley. They may as
well quiet their nerves in that respect; for
General Pope, one of the most skilful Of the
Western generals, ID now in command there,
and prepared for him. We doubt very much
if he has any disposition to make any move Of
the kind. II he makes any raid it will doubt
less be in some other direction. He will
hardly attempt to strike twice in the same
place Let him take whatever course hs may,
our forces are ready to meet him. Generals
Pope and Mcclellan are both being strength
ened, and II the rebels move upon either they
will have q warm reception.
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OCEAN STEAM NAvroArroS.--ft was stated the
other day, In giving an account Of the short
passages Of the new steamers China and Scotia,
that these remarkable runs were the shortest
on record. We now correct this statement, and
have the authority Of Capt. Joseph Comstock
for doing SO. The Adriatic and Vanderbilt
have made three passages each from line due
south of Queenstown to New York in eight
days and three hours--sleven hours quicker
than those Of the Cunarders. We still, there
fore, bear the palm of ruling the wave on
shorter line than Britannia.
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We bring the account current of the Tribune
up to date. What greater disasters 1t may
bring upon US in the future, II not soon sup
pressed, time alone can tell. By Its opposition
to Mcclellan II has indefinitely prolonged the
war, added immensely to our expenses in men
and money, and made European Intervention
probable. Its motive for this is selfevidsnt-
it Is self-interest. Poor Greeley makes money
out Of the war. He has contracts, which cease
when the war ceases, and therefore he is de-
termined that the war shall continue. Mad
with greed, he PUSHES onward to his ruin. In
vain his army correspondent 49, w." assures
him that he and his associates are "doomed
men," He will not cease to do evil until the
government or the people shall lose all patience
and suddenly annihilate him and his infamous
Tribune That time now seems not very dis
tant. He will be fairly tried, and if found
insane he will be sent to an asylum; If sane
to the gallows This monster, ogre, ghoul, will
soon feast his last upon Union blood and
national spoils.
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Is United states stock Exempt frem
Taxation
SUPREME CorRT--eEsERAL TER

COIHI-uhNERAb
Before Hon. Judges Clarke Sutherland and Leonard.
july THE Court was opened this morning. ssvs.
raj counsel appeared for various banks Of New York. 70
argue on wrts Of csrtorar the legality Of the action OF
the Commissioners In deciding to tax the banks for
intsd states stocks held by them The hearing OF the
was postponed until the September term II ia
the part OF the banks that by the laws OF
mis- stats aud the act Of Congress OF February 1862
United states stocks are exempt from taxation.
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come. We should be fully prepared to meet
it, and the first steps required in view Of pow
srful and speedy reinforcements to our army,
and large increase Of our iron-clad ships and
gunboats, is a change in the War and the Navy
departments. These changes have at length
become essential, if the President would retain
the undiminished confidence of the people in
bis sagacity, nrmness and decision Of character
In good faith, and in behalf of his administra-
ton, upon which the loss or preservation of
the country depends, we submit the whole SUBJ
ject to his earnest attention.
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Great Britain.

In the House Of Lords Lord Chelmsford asked II Mr..
Edwin James should b allowed 70 return his patent
Queen 3 counsel.
The Lord ChansslIor said that Mr. James had given
Of appeal the Judges from the decision q
Benches but he had taken NO steps 70 carry out.
1.-THE Chancsior) had decreed that n dssIva-
BILE that he should longer enjoy any honor under the
Crown. His patent would therefore be ordered be
cancelled.
Hon. T. Bruce, Governor OF the Prince Of wales and
brother OF Lord Egin died at London on the 9th Of
juno, from fever contracted at Constantinopls while
travelling with the Prince.
Models Of the Mcrrmac and Monitor to BE- CON-
structsd with view or testing their merits.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>~~>~>~>~~~
The Europa or Cape Race with Two
Days Later AdVices.
~~~cDN-~~~~~>~~>ooo~~>--~
The british Press on the "Inter-
venti0n" idea.
Napoleon Remembering His War Plans
Against Mexico,
&c., &e.s 10.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ST.. JoHNs IN. T., July I, 1859.

81. JOINS. N. f., July I, 1861
The mail steamship Europa from Liverpool, Juns
49, via Queenstown June 20. boarded of Cape Race
ct midnight or July 9.
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THE NORTHERN PREss.-The Times, World,
and, in fact, the entire press of the North with
the exception Of the Tribune and the papers
which follow in its wake-like the Post Anti
Slavery Standard and Boston Liberator.-have
all taken strong grounds in favor Of Mcclellan
and against Secretary Stanton's management
of the War Department. To the latter official
and his Congressional advisers they attribute
all the blame for not reinforcing Mcclellan
and enabling him to capture Richmond, instead
Of changing his base of operations over to the
James river. Seldom have we seen the press
SO unanimous in their expressions as upon this
point; and in this they reflect the current Of
public opinion, whether right or wrong. With
almost the entire press sustaining the COM
mander Of the Potomac Army, and denouncing
the intriguers who have divided his forces and
caused useless sacrifice of life the President
cannot fail to see that the North is in earnest,
and will no doubt reject the counsels of the
disorganizers, and hereafter sec that every
general in the field is fully sustained and his
forces not left to be overrun by . superior
force.
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Russian decree aboishes the government monopoly
for SALT and nxss the duty salt at thirty kopocks
General Ludsrs had been shot at and slightly wounded
At Warsaw The rpstrator Of the deed dscov.
ered