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THESE MEDICINES.

ave aes hssr esfs-s lie r-bes Tor & period dss
e-fs an during ast Tine t.ve mrusasnec q h;sh
"r-1'ef - stno-s evc~y par - IRE sicsS Or IL
1f'' tHsf = easufs properties watch t6oy posses
An nany Thousuud>
'oes1rea rtAa1e, Arg have even rescues snaer-
IRON The very verge q A. unesne,y Erave, shes
q the deceptive nost-f-rs = the Gay h.vei q. .rsassy
ae1 - grszs, .ndsed has thsir coscsry Invariably
aisfaiAsg proves. sastt has appeared ~usrcely
Ia DiTse1lsuz g tiess vhs vers &C ssiniec
u DE hesatiblly p~ti.osepaieai principle, apoc
eet tesy s-e compounded. an cpon Wiki they
sscesertt ~ ftwss sseir rfnsse-s ut - q ls
ron ir purifying the s~trrs ard chsrrsii q lie.
- s4eAng tasn vita renewed toae snc +, a.. that
- ~rsrs lntei - Ct her u.ras
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Or. Mofat's Life Medicines

uouid be taken n ibc early stages II Bilious Con
ants, aid y persevered 10 str city aorardi1g e. o.
erops, vii p~esfi7rly elect a cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

ersor. ~hose co-sttsrons tssri oc-ne iupsirod :,
e itndid9us use cf Mercury, pill tad fhese Med.
mes : - fleet cure. - they nsver fail % eraticsts
ON he s,ssesn AL the 81. &c p Mercury. fnnnitely
ocnerthan 10 rot p1~eff1 prepsrsuon- - s1.a-
sulis-0
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rnL LIFE MEDICINES

OF b4liious and liver complaints, With "A err many
el-kno~n atfendzi ., bilious and sick losdanhe
an and oppression after meals, g~fddlDsas dizziness,
ssrl5uTn, loss 81 appetite, are acknowledge 70 -
sstiy superior - anything 49, tsforo orercc % ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

denonsnassd frcrn tssirsssonssbing power q ere
ms neS iiean henith. a. A. wsro frera tho vc-
hes n Is most uetsp.dNied oonsfitrton-ers
ore stFoasly sonic sHd uoro snmedis'eiy iryiFers
~ -aa;he pills, containing The sanse hclce versts-
.eexirscs 81 tie later. N different redicaaor. A..
'oush really les e<shsrtirttsnshs Lzrx Pa fhsy
;ver'heisss begin 70 siosase tho alinoussry osrsi
@fh >eonsrs sspeFAg slishsy operating sith.n
uee cr four hours. ard producing : dsoided sense oi
Lief 70 The head and sfoinsrh. and exhnsrs,ing 70.
and, even IN less time than tiis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05
SIIERIFFT> SALE. Il, vuIn- ~

= So VfnfHhs ! Expnuas sn-cufton issued RON
- We - cut Ia =. - fae rine<s q md d-iisrr-t
IN w. 90 Nrlo 4 snt aeairSt abrarn - I
an arderef q SCI - ffiov * ff<cffttt Rel
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nsrth Q raa<~ s<h ~ttt a. -
SATURDAY. FenhUARI -. fsc.
within ~ lrxsl koar. a I'D dav. 81 ne Corrf
nsa-e dor. 10 TxrF~ usa .. Z nal &C. ~ rcrts -nd
srea~ offaf shT 1e>en1ed kesi EstAfs, 49, thsr
Nth Ill 80 , tfft<&s ID *asacTssa ~
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TuRDAY. y BRUAaY n. issl.
fhi- 18th dsy u tuutry. fseg.
fsatwi~pfsam sAurFL te<NFR. Sheriff


SflERlFf.s SALE BY ,iuu- 81
y t~a fe. Bts lv~ndi- ESpsna } issued fror
nc yixo tircpit C-art. 70 M direct~d and div
srei. ono ~ hvur q VI liam n. ar on. Lnre .sn
or IN J M ,irern d ley Ann G E n. Nor an
tsrer-. ts.-odwin Green. ecoft c. en- ard La ) Green
"a . asin-s TneEn 4. srevn. J "a - Green. a. in
Ger G "a VIM C.rcn No-gsn 6feso. keed G "a.
fsIis n .forv. Fergs Fsril .wm fsrail nd asc,
G. IN. md qnc inf rofL1tAer 6reea ani vii au
u. 9 cen AMI AZ insf Inc tnn er~vn snf ttherr.,
AN ord ref a. -rll snr flln@i : A. { soed teal
fstatr sitn I'D "a N<o Gu =. Ind ana. io-wIt-
Ten TEL &C - n tne o.t1s+<tro "a r ~ y -1tth-
vet au srl-r f%1 n ne 80 h-w-rt quwt-r al %
setlesa rlev~ toeuship eleven a range ,lFai
- we-f.ssd a. #E8H
sATURDAY. FEBsU tKY y. ls6l
within 10 legal haurs q said day, ~ ih- Court Hanse
dor. u TIRE Haute. will offer te rents and pront-
ofthe - ve de-crsbed Real E~tats. taeetr with an
The privileges and sppuftsnsAc@ b he same belong.
fnx. Tor . term usf exceedinx seven years. - he kieh-
1t hitier Tor cA-h. and upon failure % realize q supl
,uascses, - saust satd Pee kl end costs, vii
then ant tkere orcr th~fee- simple. ~ slld 70 aid Real
B<tsse. - the hi<hsss bidder for cab, . satisfy tie
same.
ms 23sh DAY Of J wu,ry, iss2
~kseff CONNIE. sberd.
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within he lexa Aoars Il aid dv. Al TIE Court Hous.
Dr.. lea gerre-H ate. 4 s1l DIR thx re1t~ and Pronss
~ he above DESERVED real estate. to<etler 9TH "a
10 privileges ani appafieasn<gs g ihs sarf tflen<.
~. 10 q term 80 e~xcsefink <essn gesrS. b. b.
n hest tstier fF cs-h. and apaa ntnre a resI1e =
IN sanscisaf O. ssfi.fy ssli erirr r Il AID ecs>. 7
~Hl then spi there oftI The tfe-1mple. 10 afsl Is
satisfy fhe sapss.
ri<1dh tty " sna srv. tE1.
Gsl~as - Stvlft fo~<FR Shr
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SHERIFF'S SALE BIZ virlu- II
~ an order % ssle tasted frosn the vigo q uiuen
Plea .Coa ( - m~ oar ctd = 4 d~1ser-d, g. = a.
u u fl4aH ~ 4 aift Jph r L BIZ and ID
II tn1-r Eeres4 taue ! Fef - : u the 'sl.ss ~
t-acr.hc 4 X u q & G.. eat tst-t ~ VIZ u1ft, D.
dl4nt - $50 L14~ al a1er ufa t9l eel ten a. On
b ek ~ twelve fi1' - rucli 4 Uskef' att.hsn ta
th- tora - f-rr- a aut AID "a
SUNDAY. ~ BRUARY -. iss-.
w'thln the lexalhoars Of said das. At The Couri IInrss
DIR. IN Terre Htute, | ell cder ths rents and proat.
O. M ahevs dcscribrd Heal Estate. toxerher with al
the prs. isges and sppurieuauets . The same belolE
f1x. Tor = term net exceedins sefen years. - d
hi fhest bidder Tor - h. snd upcn failure % realisr
= 4 sufficient 70 satisfy said ortsr o. sal and costs
! MI then and there o8sr The iee-sfmpls. IN ard u
szia Rsai Estate, 20 tks hFhesi bidder Tor cash. q
satisfy The same
nj. 18th dav q Juusry. 1854.
E.nte fo.f2l 81 4tNfFl t4a<<Fn Sheriff
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rrT MEDIC Al.
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MEDICAL

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m neglect q small complains e nc.scuiab,. .pe
ussrsiere q aae uuaoui Importance that . surici
"nnon T. Tie ie-si aa1 uoal trieing belly &C.
snt. shorid be hsdi Tor ciseasss e ne bcdy iuxs.
any alec ts mint. ~. horTar's yror-.,.r
~asscsrsA IN every Instance ~serr the, h.v.
'sa neF01ghiy ICED, have T~ssrzrnsp own p,-
AZ. n ainost AZ i~tscivuaaec forms. n. ..,u,.-
senee@ q tie LIE A~es,s.nra h.~s. ~ fscL h,ep =
r~Fefsaiig experiences. -sst thev h.v, h-c.ue nal,v
. N @r -. cafe ard r-rf~es rn~ds
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

CtIERlFF = >ALE--Hy suu- =
> Ntass g~slsu a Esp&.e Axsess-2 e<asa from
tAe 80 ConAa 0ast 4. 80 d'sst-t 49,
st~&~a &c .t fac - - - lrsn. 49, ~ fssxf
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Fsm. - er1ssd - 81 fea~ - t~-csItrd
g~sl fstst-.-ta % Wee 49, .f&i, -. te~i
Et<hna a r.ins~fs f+rt e r 60 naFfh ~
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sNrURpAs. 2 sat h - 81.
wtai~ d. tsxa , arse { !. A Ne Sars Hoo.
49,. ia ttf-e = ~. - - Ftee - = 80 Fftaft
eftae ahsre 60 80 seei gfk :. tc<Fttsf "A . :
{ e prid 49, an apt-efteas $780, - ~ - stei -
tq ~ = tfrn "a s<<feetsk ~pe trar@ - -
Ltsbr~ tEr g. esd a. el<n tflefs & ~ Ire =
80 aretsut - ster 80 - entlezss a. t%ts.
vi 1na a. lhsfs e+r a. e4-&~f - - -
81 kssi E<sse ~ - - e<ff fHttEr ~ cask .
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sksuKDss. FEBRUARY "a. 's~s.

With ih-a iexd hsar- II "a do. - the Corr
II aas~ dor. In 4 re a41i~. All orgr tie f-nt>~J<
rro II Of the -sss de<,fb.d Re fEssse. to- 81
wta at be > fv1feg, . sms srpurf~as-e-~ 81 snr -~ss.
h-sau flus. os term not excerlisf -ev-ia year.. 4
t~e a .b--f bidder for - h anlu.oa f-ilu = % cal
Il . -um I'm 4 nj % sarsy s-ft n cd'ic. sns
{ 81. = u n - aid there or the - 80 s3as. i
and ps I'd israi IS 80. " the hishcsf tiaaer g.
esah. at ~ tAs saas e
Thi- "a Day Of Jsnusry. 1851
fJofsJyg sAaUkL coSkFR. shsia
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IN orfrr - cate fs<u~f fruna the viro Cosnuon
rls8st.oaft. u ne difrxrrt ept sstvsF~h IN fv r
o wlieaH ~ ia a. tJo6a y C@h@r A. asa -
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l~.cst ID Rrst Is u~ = ia in Ma ctuit.
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OUR CLOAKS.

Such is the popularity Of the styles intro
du 'el by us. that tie L...dies have uiani.
mously dubbed us.
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NV WI -s~e scr uuce fs oozN-se
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Leaders of Fashion,

Each Sric is accompanied by Piate.
which can be seen at the Stoie. FURS from
rHRkE DOLLARS "A set, upwards.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23
a DAILY FREEMAN

win be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
sAo morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphc
aews to tic time Of going to press.
Ehs Terms Will he,
S4,oO per year, CT 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
Village subscribers--paper delivered at their
uses or places of business.
advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
orders are solicited. G. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23
FIGEaK' NEAR LEES MILLS
ATTACK ON THE ENEMY RIFLE PITS
Splendid Bravery of the Green
Mountain Boys.
From the Tribune's Correspondence.

LEES MILLS, Va, April II, 1862.
reconnaissance was made about a mile north
east of Lees Mills yesterday, which in the sever
ity of the fighting it involved, may be properly
ranked as battle.
At half-past six o'clock, Companies E, F, D,
and X, of The Sd Vermont, began the work as
skirmishers, Motifs battery supporting them
with very accurate fire of shot and shell. The
Vermonters skirmished unti noon when they
were relieved. Their fire had been very accu
rate. The rebel braggarts, who began dancing
on their ramparts, and swinging their hats, and
defying our troops in the customary Southern
military fashion, were dropped so rapidly by the
sharp-shooters as to be soon cured of this style
of warfare. The four companies of the Sd laid
down after dinner and thoroughly rested them.
! selves. At four O'Clock in the afternoon, thew
| were called up, formed into line, and told by
their Colonel III pithy speech, that the work
expected OF them was to charge across the creek
and take the enemy's intrenchments Ayres'
guns-all OF tie batteries, numbering % pieces,
were under the command of their accomplished
artillery oficer--covered tho Vermonters' ad
vance. They marched steadily at the quick to
the edge of the creek, and plunged in, on the
run. The water dcepened unexpectedly. The
men were soon wading to their breasts, their
caiuiuSo DoAcS siuDS Oh tilelf SnOuluCrS, and
their mus kets held up high. The moment they
entered the stream, the rebels swarmed on the
edge of their rifle pit and rained fro of bull
let's on the advancing line. The stream, as
damned, was about twelve rods wide. The
Vermonters loaded and fired as they waded.-
Their killed and wounded began to fall from the
instant of entering the water Many of the
latter were sustained by their arms and the col.
lais OF their coats, aud 80 helped across and laid
down ON the opposite eide.
The 3D., ns soon as they emerged and got foot
hold, received the order to " charge ;" With
d yell, with true Green Mountain ring in it.
they dashed at their extended rifle pit Az
least regiment of rebels broke from behind il.
and ran INTO tie redoobt in the rear, Ieayinr
he Vermonfers IN the pit. For at least an hour
they fought from here against overwhelming
numbers, receiving achievements in that time
srst of four companies # the 9th Vermont. and
efterward OF tour companies of the 4th Vermont.
They shot their foe principally through the
head, and 30 superior was their fire, and their
pluck so impressive, that the rebels moved two
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

Mr.. Bingham's contiseaton bill, providing for
Tho capture and condemnation of the enemy y
property, and to indemnify the United States
forexpenses Incurred in suppressing therebellion,
was agreed to as O substitute for the sixteen
confscation bills before the House Tuesday, by
vote of G2against 4S. The House ad journed,
however, before voting finally on it's passage.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

Woodward, L. Graves, n Graves, &. Il. Brock
A. Dnffany. Wounded slightly-H. A. Hough
ton, D. Ayers, Ii. D. Buzzel, T. o. Barker, II
&. Anthony, D. McCuen, E. Goddard, Geo. N
Parker.
Kiled-C. e. Coburn. Wounded badly
Sergeant G. F. Bailey, sergeant M. W. Davis
L. Talbot (since dead), A. M. Sabin. Wound
ed shghtly-W. Livingston, j. r. Robinson.
CoMPANYE.
KNed-M Barney Womded sHghtly-lst
Sergeant j. Buckley, Corporal VIM Cary, ii.
H. Pollard, D. S. Jones'
Ki7ed-Captain Reynolds, R. Blakely.--
Wounded Jadly-J. w. Fales, p N. Bates,
Antonio Passey. Wounded shghtIy-Corporal
George V. FAIR, Corporal John Kelley. James
Concry, II. White, Charles ". Smith. Wound
ed and massing-C. Axtell, P. Council, W. W.
Godfrey.
KiAed-Sergeant L. W. Wales, E. r. Dodge,
T.. Daniels, M. Basconer. Wounded badly
E. II. Fuller, NJ. G. Shepard, e. Utton, Page
Gould, d. P. Shepard, W. II. Rising, J, ST.
monds L. W. Blodgett, Thomas Murphy, j.
Bailey, j. NJ. Benson, s. Garrow, d. Hogan,
]. Hogan, j. White, c. o. Whitney. Wound
ed sAghtly-Captain Davenport.
COMPANY 1.
Wounded badly-Corporal Bellows, M. Scar
borough, l.. Beeman. Wounded slightly
Lieutenant Kinney.
COMPANY X.
Wounded shghtly-Hiram Walker.
This report of the 9th Vermont was kindly
furnished me by the Adjutant of the Regiment,
and is a copy of his official report.
April 18th, 1862.
The Second lost another man this morning,
from Company B, | hear. He went to carry
some rations to the men who were at work upon
some breastworks, and while doing this, was
shot through the heart, by a rebel sharp-shootec
do not know his name.
Last night at midnight, we were called up by
the long roll and stood in arms for nearly an
hour. The cause of this vas the rebels under.
taking to drive our fatigue force from their works,
but they were repused. At three o'clock We
were called up again, and for the same purpose
What was done, do not know, but there was
heavy musketry FREEING on both occasions. |
would not be surprised if another attack was
made to-day; if so it will be made by Hancock's
Brigade They are now on the march 70 cur
old field of battle.
My list of killed in the Sd, may not be correct
in some instances, but it was given me ~ the
surgeons report. Col. Hyde says he has only
"A killed. while that makes out 30
There has been no attack or assault made
during the campaign exccllng that made by this
Brigade on the 10th, and you will find it is 50
spoken of by the papers. We are now encamp.
ed on one o. the skirmsll or battle grounds of
the revolution am now sitting upon the tip
of the bank of in old rife pit, and all around
here are the engineering evidences of war, such
as pits, banks, graves, etc etc.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

Bcauregard's despatch, said to have Oe'D =
tercepted by Gen. Mitchell, it is now S'' y
found in the telegraph office at Hunts7ll'e' -, 4
had been answered, and many Of the "y W.,
called for had already passed over the r D' w.
Corinh. The remainder are collected az
am, Ala, and at other points on the lenD'''
river.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-23

COMPANY A.
Wounded 0dy-.Sergeant Dunshee, Joseph
oakes, Henry Sniy, Il. Cove. Wounded shit.
" Edwin Wright, John Gururd, Edwin
oquires, j. Whittier, o. Shepard.
COMPANY C.
hHled-Corporal circuit, a. Noyes, WIN. NJ.
Gibson acknowledgement Wilson, d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
WASHINGTON IN 1862.

\ few Sa5baths ago, as we learn from tie
CgmqrcqatioHGIst. Rev. J. ;. c. Abbott
preached to a crowded audience in the Hall
Of the House of Representatives. 1t is not
necessary to say that he did not attemIt TO
preach a pro-slavery gospel. But his most
earnest denunciatiOns Oi slavery and rebellion
we're heard. not only without any maniiesta-
tion Of dissent, but with unmistakable signs
Of concurrence and appreciation. The fol-
lowing i the language IN which be expressed
his view of what ought to done with the
leaders Of this rebellion
We 70 to a dangerous and utterly inexeusabls
extreme in our friendliness toward men who have
been guilty Of the greatest crime perpetrated upon
this earth since the fall Of Adam. While we wish
10 sec no malignity there should be the determin-
alton to crush this infamous revolt, speedily,
eFsotually, and at whatever cost. The crime is
90 foul aud unpardonable, periling the very exist
ence Of our nation, exposing us 10 insults fron
foreign powers imposing taxes which all this
generation must feel till they die, impOverishing
multitudes Of families and ccnsigning countless
Thousands OF cur nobiest young men 10 an untime-
ly death-that 1 do pray Almighty God, most
earnestly DO pray. that a i0IrHiHg 70 ths r7rld,
all the leaders Of this rebellion may be taken and
hung by the neck until they are dead; and may
God have mercy upon their souls. Lenity to such
crimes is treason TO humanity.
At the close of this part OF his discourse,
''there was a general burst Of applause all
all over the house" \ change has certainly
come over the capital of our country. " hen
the anti-slavery sentiment Of Washington
city has become too violent to be restrained
by the bonds OF Sabbath decoIum, it is not
unreasonable to expect great and rapid revo-
lutious of opinion in other parts Of the cOun-
trv.- WGicamar and Reflector.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

CoLLE,rIoS Of TAXES n REBEL STATES.
WASHINGTON June 1.-THE bill tor the col
lection Of direct taxes IN the in5urrectionary
districts has become a law. Il provides for
the sale Of real estate in certain cases for this
purpose. Where owners have abandoned
their land 10 engage the rebellion, and the
same shall have been struck off to the United
States at veEdue, the Commissioners proposed
to be appointed may lease the same under
such regulations as will secure proper and
reasonable employment at wages or upon
shares Of the crop OF such persons and iamil
es as may be residing upon the land.
The proce-is Of the leases and sales are 20
De paid into the Treasury, one-fourth OF
which is to be paid over to the Governor OF
the state wherever such lands are situated or
his authorized agent, when such insuuection
shall be put down. and the people shall elec.
a egisature and State officers who shall
take an cath 3, support the Constitution Of
t ne United states, and such TACT shall be pro-
claimed by tie President. fer the purpose of
reimbursing the loyal citizens Of said State,
OK lor such other purpose as said State may
direct, and one fourth shall also be paid over
70 said State as fund TO aid in colonization
/ from said State Of any free person Of African
descent who may remove theretTom to Hayti,
Liberia, or any other tropical State OF col
ouy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20

SEEi.Us ACCIUENT To VERMONT SOLDIERS.
We have seen , letter from Capt. Ii. r.
S-1ushton, of Co. E. 2li Regiment L. ;. 5.
5. Ausur's Brigade, to the Governor of Yer
mont. giving tbe condition Of the 2nd Com
pany VI Sharp Shooters, and the details Of
a serious accident that beiel some of the men.
The letter Is dated ''IIaymsrket, Va. June
4th. - and from it we make the following e1-
tract;
1--WE axe reduced to small working num-
bers by sickness and discharges, so much 50
that ot the 81 men | brought from Vermont.
| could only march 81 last Thursday, when
we started 10 the assistance Of Gen. Banks IN
the Shenandoah Valley. We marched
Thu siay and Friday distance Of 45 miles,
and on Saturday took the cars at Catlett's
Station for Front Royal, and proceeded via
Manassas Junction, through Thoroughfare
Gap. and beyond that point about 10 miles.
when d train following ours ran into
our train and wounded about 25 of my men,
rendering them unfit for duty, at least for a
whi.e-seven Of whom were good deal IN
iurei but think not beyond recovery. Both
LieutsnGnts were slightly injured and do not
report for duty for few days. The manner
in which we were injured was as follows
my company were in box car and another
company on a platform car IN our rear
when the trair ran into Us it drove the plat
fJrln car entirely through one car and it
is a wonder it did not kill any Of the men.
One other company suffered in a similar
manner only they had one man killed. This
leaves only about 80 men all told
that report for duty. think in few days
we shall be able to count on a few more, but
such an accident as that was uses up men
more than any one can tell. Many of their
injuries are internal, rendering medical aid
.lmost Of no avail; time only can effect
,uyc u. PhsHir.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-20
z O E I r Y {.
tilI NEW BALLAD OF IoUD
LOWELL.

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.n-. Charles Hotel sat h..
- t-a es-s % a rebel swell
as T. u wish 10 see-suc-see
IS ever you'd wish 20 see
10. ..4 -.fot ihs toHn nad vowed 10 defend.
a-" ttas Lls sword On high;
l-- zFara shat his last ounce Of powder he'd srsn5
Arl 81 the last ditch he'd de.
he s7.-o ty black and be swore by blue,
i- .Tn5- hy the stars and bars.
J.t ..o- hea ny from a Yankee crew
"rI- la 1aa a son Of Mars
t.e 5- tr thousand gallant men
fIt'H -.l-1ud men bad be.
sworn with him that they 4 never zur.
.e-'iti aHy isrna,ion ] ankoe
Hr .'- forts tast no Yankee alive could take
i.c t-4 l-.f clad boats score.
--.- -st 'r.as aii around the Lake
tH. -I.H- -de river shore.
i -'H-". .l. cane with mighty fleet
N ..a la--l.F feet came be,
hH .- t.... iustsntor began % retreat
is.eu fas 3 boat be could see.
t a7=a1 gallant men
i'F. .. a.vu to th5uuud- -iz-
-a3 l.-t1 distant cannon. ard ther.
l---i--1-.4 a--utjiHE their sticks.
..ri Lowell" sir Farla.g, said.
''- larry, Lord Lowell said be;
.,- fH--E uot,' Lord Lowell replied.
u i. great hurry
. .ae a1.u.s ar ST. Charles Hotel.
--, l7s.- could belr strong Port.r.
.-...Is rs .e- .fs served in a shell
"r l-s.d 30 aa iron NOR arr
-..-.a v.sre right Six Tarrsgrt sad.
reckon rau re right said he
l.r 90 my .urter should ay % your head
B f.i...i- nah thereG BE-"
Na o. .-4ar 90 was 20 see them !au.
wonderful ding 10 soe,
A1- .he 11-.ac5 sailed out vIthou. sheoiin-
sun,
ABA aal.u. d iaeir g.sa. cite.
.i LT-i. -er 'cuning ~ day and night,
l..-a Love. -1nuiag ktrt be-.
p .T 3. e." r. t' couldn't abide the 5frht
'i t.a rua .. 1--WE Yankee
o.. l-.-a L--,lis life vas brought 90 close
'' sH--f ting ankee gunner.
- B. - hes there sqrguted a red, red ro-s.
..- a-= t.f,-s Scarlet Runner.
-Phlads,rHs BaIt.r