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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
,A.r,s,aosw war.

coTre-pona-sS of .ns PlA ialphs haquirsv, Who
writes from Ii vA-y Of b, Shenandoah, Aud dilAtes
upon the devAs.a1oa that has wrought in that beau
tiul region, oorgrIiuAsos ,hs North It's good for
tunes ttA this var, With all desOation has no. been
brought to their own Doors" OF Virginia he sAys;-
RAvaged BY two aruler, with homes desOlAed fsnc's
Destroyed Ids laid vas o every bracoh Of industry
stopped her fighting All in the army, either BY force
By their osn free viii, her boring population scat
tered never again be gAtheredsuch is her great but
Vel uerir d panishn,DL" These are the effects, but
little sx,ggerAed of ru.tiog this war 10 be Waged on
our own soil l. might have been otherwise, but the
past Il nov irrevocaol All that remains for u nov
g commend the bitter chAce to the lips OF our
siemy Our brave army Is nov scourging the ruthless
Invader from our borders, bu; tia, will give neither
peace nor revenge he mus; feel The same desolston be
caused HsAnust experience he ruin end the horror
o. var st It's Oun DOORS before can have settlement
that We eau Eo0Pt CT q p,Loe that will endure. Tie
splendd army uhOee deeds Of herosm around this city
VII he uOrli With its praise, will soon, We think, be
ready for En excursion NorthWArd. Let YAnkesdem
loOk out, when tramp is heard the other side Of
the Potomac.
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A PGoPIs REJA-iATtus.-Fne folio Srg letter from
Gen. Hindmsn to The Federal commander in Arkansas,
Is written In the proper spirit:
HEn oUARf'G' TaLSs-NisugsIPPI DrsT
LETrLE RoeZ AK, Juae s, 1862.
GnKRAL:- taVs n, saVsd Information that you have
ia prison BltesVl certain otT Of lard county,
Arkansas, captured few days sines by detachment
CT ycus caylry, uho charged with hirg upon your
men, While attempting TO sres, them, and Whom II 10
your intention to hang Outlavs Without stopping
70 rqairs whether they dlA ~o,u4ly 6e upon your SOL
oieIs not, assert it Il the DUTY as we'll a. the
right Of every ciEn OF tni, distFo. 70 Gre upon the
soldiers Of the ited States government, go long "a
ths governments pris "a ne Inv ssion OF thlr homes
sDd lbey have The srus 70 fni those homes With ;
and In the performances Of that all sustain them
At every beg I'd.
IbAVs b. custody s7sfal Essrs and soldiers Of the
army Of ytu Cover msIt aud Ede tolls 20 warn you
,ha Yo1r Great IL carried 10 cudOI against one
.hss 0 ia o. this disro who nov Is, or may here
-tsr sn mo lour han | shall sveuge HE death by
nug eV7ry Federal tas ? srd sniisr whom | now
hola as prisoners Of - from that tina forward
thli Oeoomss var Of II ru,aAsion bstWseE Us. Ne-
theT asking DOR grsldiI Ister1, shall pri to death
Sls1o1. mercy ovsry sli.r AID eIzan g the Uoited
s.AsSs ssO fAis !nso ~ AAids.
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am further informed that in published order you
have already declared this 10 BE- Of determination,
snd that you expect to wage IL as SUCH lIequsst s
tba; YOU specifically dyse me as TO the Of such in
formation and compatible with your duty, furnish me
copy of the order in question II such proves to have
been your declaration, bowtver you can oonsder THIS
IS an acceptance OF the ifsue tendrad, ard We viii e
more eli rtcogu Eed rules Of civilized warfare and make
our campaign Of savage eGuel.y and unsparing
bu'chery.
Hoping, General, that there Is some mistake IN this
matter ard that the rules Of civilized warfare will con
tnus to Alence both 10 conducting the campaign IN
which We AID ourselves engaged.
have the honor 70 be,
Your obedent servant
T. O. HIEpxAN,
Major General U. 5. A.
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rHr.p VIRGINIA srsrrrsr.

Company A, Dismal Swamp Ringers, from Norfolk
county -Wounded: Privstes his Oulpeppet, sieh
in the right arm Johu JoEf, badly IN the facs ;
Barnes, slightly in leg Jssah Hodges, throat slightly
cut Joseph Benton, slightly in back and arm
Company B, Virginia Ra-s, from Por snou'h y
Wounded Lieu Geo W Ratohins, slightly 10 The ting
Prvsts James Jordan, badly 10 the left shorider; a
Rsade, slightly in the knee II Bowen, very slshly
In the thigh and ness
CImpany O, (Dinuiddic Greys) Killed Corporsi A
A Jackson ana Private " Z Psrkinson. W.undea;
Prvates Dabnsy, fore right foyer shot Of; Viii
hsmsor, finger shot eff; J W Osborne, badly wounded
by tbell; Sergt George " Oumuins Is thought TO be
mortally wounded Private Thos Lewis, rig fore l.
ger vas accidentally shot ca Just before sclop.
Company d, (Southamptoa Greys -Killed-Pivs'es
William b WEBB, George Gurley and Wm B Relts
d-Prvsies W Vaughan, badly In leg; csu-iug
smpu;stiou; VIM Putnam in the foo Henry W |.
lsms, eh wound 10 both legs John Brysnr, s,vsre
" 10 the shoulde, George Bsrbap slightly In the lee;
Matthew Joyner, fish wound In the arm; mrs Lane
badly In the hip; Edsards, shot ihrvugh the &C.
Company Z, (cockade RIFE, fr' N PetsrsburA -
WOunded-Priyates Thomas Bel, IN hire plaes;
Henry Green, (igst general eulo..) finger shot O;
Henry Fuqua, badly in the thigh, james qA,vU
slightly IN the thigh.
Company y, (Nsnscmopd Rar gsrs. TX lisd-Pr 81
Alfred Lawrence. Wourded-Serssa,t Sullivan, | IL
with SHELF priva.es Gross, slightly top OF mad
VIM A Phelp', slightly in foot.
Company q, (Rough and Ready @ q d. fro m 81 b.
anptop l-hllied-friyates Josera " INES abu IL Gu
ard Hill Wounded-Prvstes B Y b rrisp1, D d, n
the shoulder; Be- .min IVey, baaly Al fsc'; nin
Pulley, sBshdy in the hip.
Company Il, (Nsiional Greys, from Portsmouth, r.
Wounded-J oshua Culpepper, mortali,; corporal hoi
DeaDs, badly in the leg; Join Zee ebg '1y IN he
brsas'; Wm X Romans, bad in the leg.
Company /, james River Artillery, fr m Isle OF
Wight We unoed-Pivstes Geo q ~. Hss wound
right tempt James Jones, slgiy 10 tns i-t am,
Company K, (HalifsI ass. )-CaP,sb jane "esI,
right leg shot CT privates Jim herriI badly N The
jaw; ] )hn Bray, badly 10 the right ] g
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WAR sNF, I
ADJUTAET And IhsPk GENERAL uFEILE, }
IuaR aClh lcGQ 1

GENERAL oIDERs
de'ers Trt,IIg'ncs once to enable tSe friends Of the
SEX ans ,unded nd hem and 70 aci ate muunicA
ton Sih h Army hereby established hGg Commanders
Aad So E rd eli he In their power - promts
the eads OfitI estAolfhuent
u Medical Officers taken pr,one Of by The armies OF
the Confederate siAe viii be Immediately and unconditional
discharged
Ill The Government The United states hA-iug gnEsd
the principle that xedAl oeeri should be held IrSDers
A5d hAvsg ordered the nmed and nd onSl
all doA osers held, ali AedlcS officers OF the
Cone ieats States Paros he eby dsh-rgtd Lom
thlr pAree
By co amAnd Of the Secretary Of War,
CslnedJ g. COOPER,
Ieqs-iU AdIl and Ipsp General.
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RrIfRad 60 the POInt.

GsDeFsl ". u ~ g. tAkiag charge Of the Depart
nsnt Of tas 5'e,hsTn Mississippi ssned the fooNing
sh0rs and spu order:
I-reral 0Fdsr, No. IL
HSAB0Es DTr,kFxEEp OF 8 IRA MISSISSIPPI AND
EAsr Logsi.AA JsyssOD, Miss, Jane o. 1852.
By ordF a the Pcesidsut, tie unJCr5ened assumes
command Of hi D parusn'. "a recommended TO ali
psrs0na hT FiIuiE eight mss Of the Mississippi river
20 remove their families and seryAns &c the Interior
Il Is the intention 70 dst=ad tie DEPARTMENT 70 the last
extremity.
(5igued) EAM VAN DoRS,
n ior-Gsnsrai
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Tar NoBLE WoIES RICHMOND We saw, day or
two snce touchirg aud beautiful letter. addressed
by lady OF Redmond to the father Of yclun eer from
his State, giving account OF the sckntBs and death
Of his lie was mere Toy, and his gentle aud del
cate appearance, be lay IL tho Hospital having Of.
rac.ed The attention Of some Ladies, they had him re-
moved to their house, and kindly nursed and miniSIered
to lin uatil he 6ied.
We mention this case among Thousands OF similar
kind which have no doubt occurred In chmond Bore
ly pressed by the enemy with almost famine prices for
nearly every edible they purchase with bat few If auy
luIures and decaces, with the sounds and alarms OF
around them, and with their own md brothers
aud husbands in the army, these noble women are de-
voting themselves the sick and the wounded from sV-
cry state VITO are thrown among them with patience,
fortitude and unWeared particularly Of attention, and
with 9 iorgeuulness of their own and comfort,
waich call Tor the thanks and gratitude of oil soutbern
era, and walch will make their names immortal in the
history OF this war. Every father and mother and wife,
and sister, ard brother in all these Confederate S!aes
whose and desr have been uccored and cared
for BY these 'mnistering angels" vii rise up and cal,
them blessed" The brave men who encirce Richmond
% with 6 wall Of FIRE, doubt deeply sensible Of
the attention thus shown by the noble women OF Rich
mond 10 their sick and wounded comrades and tie
knowledge that they fighting for such and for
sroh families 90 well for their 6resdes will give
teniod vigor 10 their Efforts in tho day Of bate-Ra
itiJh Stant ard
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EXTRACT:
,Du-,yr W W. NJ pk IIAfS.I,s 5SraS,

ADJUTART AID map. GTNEvALs 0TFltE
RICHMOND, July lst, lss2- }
sEsEaAL ORDERS,
IL Fer Il. General ordtrs No Il ourTe7t Series hereby
r.ssnd and the following paragraph substituted in lieu
the eof:
P,ror undr and e6 years age who have snhtd
Tor three not oahtso 70 their discharge
Act PsTI)1a Of the shove Eerucnei
NO sled u.h for term, Will be
ei 10 IehA ninety dsJS amer the erprston Of their
scrv'oe.
IL An Sh,paias taken P,oners OF the ATries OF e
Moderate sgStes while In dschN q sir Prope: dutS viii
b. Immediately AMI u.cO nciuen III released
by Command Of the Secretary ofwGr,
ISnsal E. COOPER,
july 2-iW AdiuiAni Snd Ipsf setar General
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hoRr AANs AND AxSuSirroH-We have positive in
formation Of the safe arrival a: Southern port Of the
Thomas L. wragg. late the Nashville, heavily loaded
with ans and ammunition. Much Of her valuable cargo
Il already landed. and secure point Ia the Interior
PstrsSEg EzPrsss.
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List Of Killed and Wounded in the "a North Carolina


List Of Killed and Wounded in the "a North Carolina
Regiment.
Wounded: Col Rid lick, Lieut. Col O Ham.
mstksold, and Atj.J W Ridlick.
Company Ak led: Pivate Green Andrews.
Company B. Killed: Drurv Haulk. Wounded: Pr
Yates Wu WrigaS, Adolphus Wthro, VIM Brooks,
g. een A Il Davis, Amos Hamrek.
Keeter, Z Tam r, W II Nj Ter. Wounded: L Nc
Dryer, l. A Dlv =. Ii Lumrtr. W Conner, {. N Grow,
R N Hlrril, A o Lynch, j W Wilson.
Company D. Klied-Pnvste ] K NcNsey. Wound
e1-CapL W J lawrence, Seret 7 Atkinson, Priva'
VIM Hsrvel, L F.etz. + NJ Miller, r A 0sercash, 10
Oorriher, S A Martin, B Atwel, Wilson Overcast,
David Picker, J Parker, J 7 Wiliford z hcNeely.
Company E-Klsd-Li,ut David Rhodes, lrivates
Hill, Dan Wise, Dan Perkins, Josb Moore, Cepsas
Pink Edmond, Charles shul Geo Hedgp,l, DAWN Rid,
Alex Helms, fbos Abcruetby, Danl Gilbert Perry Gar
pepter, Jno II Eaker.
Company FIX ilsd-Csp. A Waters, Privstes VIM
Clay, A g Elan, K II Shields, W L Hrdop, B K Hsr.
den, J A B ysnt S.ml Axle, John White, Wisnn,
Solomon Carpenter, + Beam. Woundec-Lieut x
Hoyle Privsies Cyrus Sparrow, A CAN'T, N Hoyle,
Solomon Newton, Newton Wright, Irvin James
Baltoa. n S.roup, Henry Hsyle, PFcsly Norman,
jacob ElrIs John Newton, o W Relmot, II Moss, D
Price.
Company G-KiIied-Privates Chss Anderson, D
D Alexander, Means, A Todd. Wounded
Lieut. g Norment Lieut. Rober: D Held, Privstss W
Clerk, J Phillip, J ] Biip, Scot Lswlog.
Company Kiled-Pfiyatcs Luther Roberts, Leroy
Putnam, A Cool, John Howell, VIM Brown, Martin
Esrls.
Company I.-Kied-S Csrgall, G O Kensdy. Wound
ed S.eadman, Vim Martin, Pnilip 5atte, Jack Bob
bins Joab Hustley, W Jouts, N Knible.
Company K.-Killsd-0 Hurlie, 9 Green, O
Hamilton. Z. g. kcLAusHLIz.
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w AerN D.Ten Black seys, a. attendants Al Ae-i bee
w ptN Those about Il or is preferred.
wages SIS ~ per moth.
AppY Tie steHard IIuy .
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rOCOnRkaPONpKNTa.

- Lss~I % SuIAsI s,ss - addressed % nS~EScr o
ga galg."
srtfo,ss ra bo dS erilS pdpN Va SOt ~ Pue'iaA-
81 Tis Is rls of long saadAg, OsgAs 20 % kAOs0a % az
90 st ~ oass D. departed on, 0ottsary sSoss ssoasa
tsg s-gAi liEss ara AargSd fOr a. GdssrEtsS@SAaI
~ EscssAofuSds-sGtsto -s'ssd OOus-ssaGOsIsAs
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ARUYINTYLLIG NCE OPFICR.

tVittn on Nan te bsiHeen IIt and IEh enc door De-
IL leg the Telegraph once.
Of es1a bs,ors Surgeons heads Of iani
es proprst5r Of boarding cus and u Others pos
noruaon Of the slss ls1 wounded nssng Of the
Con'eder 9 army, Anxovsy d-iTed BY hes fteids VIII
p rnh Information 10 ibis once Win - tue dally
! possible. Wa A CRoCKHR,
lc2S-6t Surt. Army Intel ofi-e-
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INVITE proposals for h ga,ioE and mAonry bridging &C.
Of I've Fdmoa' ilro4d rom Dsnvi 9 Greensboro 1hs
UgmsNny tE8 Atxoa5 r.Sue he work vita great EaPSi
gor ay iornAaa VIII regard the ter aud olnt q
The wsrk lars p.th apply onss In DAuyille .h
nd the oess u zoe ekn9nd AZ DAavlls Railroad Com
IDNCNO 7. D. MYERS,
juyl-'g osPt EugBs 70 spd Chief lns'r.
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Notice

ITO THE flick AND wOUNCED or ELuvANNA.-A Commit
ON the unity OF FuvRunA TO look after The sok
heinz the ETY. ell ssh P-r-oas, W ehe bs1rE
eJu aiic5 ON HavAngA ot.e comprnss, sha la
found BY the eCmmites Ttqu-Itsd ~ report hen
GECP HOLMAN Chairman,
la M lr,s-i tan
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

This regiment went into action with 1856 muskes, and
was gllinty led by is brave Colonel, Eppa Huntop,
who mad Just returned the day before the engagement
from severe spe Of sickness, and though very weak
and eraoised never atered in the discharge OF his
duty. Mi Ednund Berkeley did much to inspire the
men with courage.
T. B. HurcHIsos, Adjk.
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WANTsD.
TO CONTRACTORS.

EMAIL Fam Of Abou. acres win comfortable houses
"A Adde'S !. W. NErhE sLAND,
Ni-9s Cumbe' and O. 4.
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FOURTH North cAsoLIxA nroIxrs7.

FOURTH NORTH CAhoLIFA h0lkNs.
Killed and vtunded In the Fourth North Carona
State Troops June 9Th, 1882, Bryan Grimes, Colons
Comd'g:
Company A-woundsd: Privstss 8 L,yenly, 4
Osborn 9, N L Hall, jacob Massey, Chas 8 Harris.
Company B-Klled: Private David Brandon
Wounde1 Prvstss Charles Anderson, Geo W heniss,
Adam Beaver, q A Wslxr.
Company OK lied Prvates R,bt N Holmes, Robt
o Hair Wounded Capt B Andrews, PdvatesJ
Haul, T l. Stephenson, W Rsymer, L R,nels, Z
Brrkley, Nay, B'etherton, O Turner, II 7 John
son.
Company D-Killed Priv ,te VIM B,yett Wouadsd:
Pfvates W Thompson, Lane, W. Roberts, 4
Higgins.
Company Wounded: Lieut. smms, ssrst TitIgsr-
aid.
Company CHILLED: WE Oven Wounded: scrgt
L Shsrke, Pnvates jacob Wagner, 8 Rose, Henry
Turner, ] Whitlock.
Company Killed: Corp1 Maiden, Pdvates 9 W
Burton, hiEs. Wounded: Corpr Smith, Phi
Yates n Ball. Dion, n Walker, Powell,
Steel, J York. l. Lauberts
Company K Killed: Privates Paul Barger, Geo Car-
BILE, James solomon Wounded: Phvates Alfred
Carter, VIM Morris, J Thompson.
Tbs Regiment went into the bsts With leo Elective
men Killed ., wounded %s-TetL u.
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mo RRILRaAO CONTRACTORS AND mA-
oHRIsr We have LIST received about 2VOV pound os
'''sA " ''-'SA-'-' ~ A n STOKES 90,
uas4 Dor. is.s aud Carr to-
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TsYNGLss 81 ADHESIVE PLAs.EM, Iand Adhe-
i've Plaster oloth for sale q MADE bAkhkp Drag AeIs
leo HAln etroeA cor. chow p y hen
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S0S REWARD.

Il yYr The wsgon Camp Of he 9Th Gto giN Regiment the
ffhI Of the s9i med sEe Bay Horie said hnrse Is
rs hands tsh has iyht In his forehead left bind
foo white his Wstsre aid when he ef. had leather
hled ArJun b. ask.
paw Sqy person that viii deliver hin
a. ssior 6ri e. qu1it- neral HugesG DytlonO
Crplaln 2. vo-ONB,
lane IS &c 0rpn nTng 9Th Georgia.
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NEW MAP OF THE
~ STATE OF VIRGINIA
WEST e. JOHNSTON
Publishers and Booksellers,
las Main p,reol Richmond, Va

1p Main arsO,, Richmond, Va,
Have COW ready
Recently published;
MOTHS on ARTILLERY, from Robins. Hutton, Ches.
ney Jacob, reener Mordesa Dahlseen dibbon and Ben
ton byW lie Roy BrOun. n A., Lieutenant Artery virginia
Volunteers.
TEE VOLUNTEERS CAMP AND FIELD BOOK, con
tanning useful and genera information the Ar and Science
Of d, for the leisure moments Of The soldier ~ John r.
oury.
Yield Torthesous and Entrsnchsd RoslonsAhaek and Do
fsnoa
Part q
Artillery and ARTILLERY Professionalism, Of War and tIPlo
i've Substances.
HlnS on surguy.-AnndOtsa for POisonS n.
Part 4
Cavalry and Cavalry Movements.
Part O.
Order EnoAupnen for Artillery Cavalry and Infantry, ana
general details Of camp duty, cooking, 10
Part &
Elementary Principles Of Me hAnaA-Torrssoa Of Company
and Re tnent-
Price rs; BY mall u.
maa9 las Main Street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

MBUuINR OIL. woh,y. on band very superior
M Of Machine Oh, suited fer 81 useA;ns purpeses which
offer for sale.
uaAA ~ nTONNF u o.
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A PGoRIs REyAiATtus. losing letter from
Cen. Hndmsn TO The Federal commander in Arkansas,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

T2tCE w have ssOse. and receiving ysy superior s'
III Of lice, for sac OF A :. sroks5 90.
Is26-sv Corner ioe and Gary Streets.
NSATARLRe FOX THE ARMV.-ioo dosen 1rssh
Il Reaehesln cana; conng7msrt for sale by
desc DOW 90.
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NOTICE.
nUR Warehouse having been sten BY the 60 'Oi
" Hespsl our ofaee for the preset, MI be und
dwelling Of ionn L. Bacon, Grace Escpd
shove 9Th street.
ia BACON 4 BA,I EVIL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12
Later from Europe.

ST. JOHNS, n F.. July H. The steamship
Norwegian. from Liverpool Sd and Londond-
derry 18th, was boarded of Cape Race at II
clock this morning
Political news unimpor,ant.
The shipping at Liverpool on the 4th, was
saily decked with flags. The Cunard and
other transatlantic steamers had all their bun
ting flying.
The sales of cotton for the week were los 600
bales ; prices were I'd II 2 higher since the
previous authorized quota tons.
Breadstuffs tending downward (The wealth
er WAS favorable for crops.) Wheat Sd lower
Provisions very dull.
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Mails in Montpelier


SOUTHERN and EASTERN nail closes a, las n. M. ar
rves at 5I5 p.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at as p. m arrive,
at 0.l5 m.
NIGnr NAL for Boston and New York close. at 9 90
O'Clock, p NJ.
All matter for these mails BE- the oHee before re
time Of "iostng, to 20 the day.
BARXE mail arrives Tuesdays, md
at So a. departs day ON arrival Of South
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 % p. m departs
daily At 4. 90 a, m.
DASvlLLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday.
at o'clock departs same days at IL O'Clock
p. In.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 r. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
at 9.45 Il. m.
HYDEPAKE. by Worcester and Elmore, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p departs same rs
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SRtur-
days at LOO p leaves alternate days on arrival of
/ Western.
BEpLS from two 10 six times "a week.
OFFICE HOURS FROM 100 4. N. to.S.0o rA
JAMES g. FRENCH P. v.
Montpelier, May 1861.
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Always purchase the best 1t is well settled fact tina
chea articles are dearest. Much necessary is it
that in buying medicine you get the best therefore,
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache,
aud agu-, other troublesome disease, buy
of DR. Chords Homeopathic Curatvss. There is
anything better than his prepare tiens Sold al Is
cts. per box. complete assort ment. forty different
kinds sold by Fred u. smith, Montpelier, VI, Agent
and by Philip Lee, Proprietor, l8 William Street, New
York.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, Saturday,
| Ju> 5th and shall be Elai to those who require
the services Of Dentist. don't expect to he absent
fr Montpelier again this year.
Bear in mind that for filling with GOLD charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in no cas-
charge anything for temporary sets OF teeth but
nish them rREn. Work warranted
tilljuylo JOHN 81. CoMEGYS.
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To the PtOpit Of trrnoht.
The President Of the Unc States calls INFO the ser
vice of the country ADDITIONAL Of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses the desire that they may
be enrolled without delay bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil eedy and satisfactory
clusion
Each citizen should consider his appeal addressed
directly TO him, and inquire What he do Tor
his county, directly If may De and if not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing TO
take up arms and hasten the Of conflict. Any
one tha Though troops are victorious
additional troops needed garrison hold the
numerous important posts iaEen and much more are
they needed to prevent .epair ina; may
happen.
1t cannot be necessary than barely remind the
citizens Of Vermont crisis Of tie rebellion has
come and that by hesitation and delay may be al
loved to linger anG invite fOreign interference in its
behalf, OF by such new prompt and powerful ray to
arms, the loyal people Ct Inc country alb ndantly
able 10 make, 1t can be crushed and animated. The
present, them no time FOR hesitation delay Let The
response from Vernon: be p"sP and patriotic, and in
eonsonance with ali her pat history. Let 10 young
man, capable of boring III: defence Of his country
and lts wise and benehcent govvl hnger ths
impor tnt p:r!Oi ma. H.: no one hinder those
who are brave an! competen: fh the battles Of the
country, IN gouS forE pa rolic, righteous and
needfnl
1t is Of tbs la. imporia"s. n. resoucces aud
strength OF our e 'y:fnmen sloiil b. in large
measure put '"rh, and Its power and stability fully
proved firmly blshed. Let die President OF these
United States feel the sreIg h, nng influence of
prompt and hearty response t. Ais late call for additional
troops and those brave men, fathers brothers and
sons, in tn field, struggling the death Uphold
cause, be chcered and encouraged by the INTEL
that many of the . Green Mountain Boys - ale
rapidly enrolling for the service Of their country, and
will advance to its defence Much more might be
said 10 you, fellow citizens but few words the
and patriotic is sufficient. Time, now, is everything
Let Their, be no delay for convenient season Let
he said that Vermont is Of nrst States to re-
spond with her quota-composed Of volunteers ready fol
| the service.
The Ninth Regimen: OF Vermont Infantry, now il
camp in this State, will form part Of quota, under
the call for three hundred thousand men. An or
der from the Ad uiant General Of Vermont will indicate
the details Of further necessary rganiIaton.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
| Governor OF ,mont
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12

lhe Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more Sun states that the policy of employing
blacks in the Federal army has gained ground
rapidly within d few days past.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12

The 'Vatchman says man by the name of
Knights was arrested at Richmond. the Sth
inst. for passing counterfeit coin. He was
taken to Waterbury, and bound over TO, trial,
but procured bail.