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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19

\ n. HUE, araod Secretary should be aadrcsse
az NGshHilie, Tenn.

Is n. HIDE, Graud Secretary should be addressed
az Washable, 7'eHn.
snnessss Leage, No. l-Meets every Tuesday Even
az theh Hall, On the corner Of Union and sum.
streets. The officers for tho presout term, are
). Ienueur, g.; ,. +. Mills, Y.G, }, L. Woakloy,
rotary L 4 Spain, Treasurer
|nsbus Lodge, No. lO-Aeeis al the same place
Ery Monday Egeung. Tho officers are r. A.
|npbei, N. Gi Henry Apple, y.G.i }. 4, Park,
|retary b y Brown, Treasurer.
buey Ledge no. oO--AIeois At their Hall, on South
cry street, every Friday evening. The officers
| 3. 9. Covert, N.G. Frank Hartman, Y.G.i James
AT ssarssssY ". NJ Mallory, Treasurer.
|trysro Iosse. 10. lO5, CGermap) -Moo,s at the
In, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
ursday EVENING. The officers are Charles Rich,
|G., p. Friodma1, v.G.i 49, Biuerlich, Secretary
y sellerlei Iroaawcr.
Rideols Es,oafmsnf No i--Mocts al the above Hail
tbe nrst aud third Wednesdays OF each month.
be oaleers aro. D. E. Mills, C.P. r. "A MeBrde, HP.i
n FULLER, s.W; retor Harris, Jr., JW.; john p,
ide, SCRIBE q b. Gutter, Treasurer
Oits Breach rtacamPmsnh No i--Nceia At thl
Dove HAN % mo secoLd and fourth Wednesday
lghta Of zach month. The officers are Jas. 2 Bell
~. Horny Appe, HIP T.. Mokrr s.W Prel.
IAN, l.w Ohirlos Kucher, scr.6ei D. Nari
rclsurer,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19

Here is another illustration Of the
sovereign impudence of the rebel power
TO THE HOME GUARDS or KENTUCKY.
HEADoUARTERs, DEPARTMENT No. 2,
Glasgow, KY, Sept. II 1862.
The officers and members of the Home
Guards are hereby required to report and
deliver up to the nearest commanding
officer Of this army all arms in their
hands Those complying with this or
der will be regarded as non-cOmbatants.
All failing TO do SO will be considered az
enemies and treated accordingly.
Captains Of companies will be held
responsible for the execution Of this or
der, and will report to these Headquar-
ters all who refuse 10 comply Herewith.
BRAXTON BRAGG,
General Commanding.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19

A highly respectable gentleman from
Shelbyyille says that the rebel General
Smith openly and loudly proclaimed in
the city that he would fight the Yankees
there should they come upon him twenty
thousand strong A day or two after
wards, Silps column, Of probably not
more than a tenth part Of twenty thou
sand, was announced as approaching,
aud Smith and all his men ran as Il pur-
sued by twenty thousand devils. Our
informant says that Gen. Hill, during the
whole period OF the rebel occupancy,
was under arrest for drunkenness He
tells as something, too, about the rebel
peouniary transactions lie says that
the goods Of a citizen were taken by the
rebels, who, instead Of paying him as
they pretended TO do, ia genuine Con-
federate notes. paid in the imitation
notes manufactured by a house in Phila-
deiphia, aud sold as curi0sities ct ten
cents for five dollars That there might
be 10 mistake about the matter, the notes
were marked bv the manufacturing house
fac smile The victim took tie notes
TO Coloiel Nixon, the rebel Provost Mar
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Terms Of subscription. IN Pa. ganaa.

ks-Au communications on business With theOdice,
viii be addressed to the PUBLISHERS o. the UNION,
70 s. O. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will 40 % great snd
cess By re.pubishiBg the foregoing or rs substance
The current transactions IN Tennessee for months 70
some will be highly interesting 60 all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions aud the columns Of
the UMoN viii furnish the eartesl aud mos: reliable
history Of these events
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19

REpoBTED HELPLEss COgDiTIOE Or THE
REBEL GENERAu LEE.-Adyices received
in this city by relatives Of General Lee
show that he waS injured ia both hands
at the battle Of Antetam. A ball passed
through the palm Of his right hand, and
soon -aiter bis horsC becoming un
manageable, he was thrown head fore
most, breaking one Of ihe bones ia tho
back Of the left hand. One Of his rela-
tiyes. who saw him two days ago, de-
soribes him as perfectly helpless. r. Wash
Can. NJ Y. Herald
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

|erig-Jamcs VI Hinton Dspdies-Thomas Hob
md }. X. Buchanan.
yister-P hireas Garrett.
|usiee--W. Jasper Taylor
ronor--N r. Belcher
nger--Jonn Corbltt.
ucius Coli.cor--J, G. Briley.
iilroad qor CoRecior-W. d. Robertson
rsiabios for he NbshUaie DsFict-Iohu ID. Cover
Ill 4. Newman.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19

There has been 10 yellow fever III New
Orleans this year. The health Of theNty
Is without parallel. The fact s lascribNd
10 ihe salubrious Influences of the Yam
kec troops upon the atmosphere New
Orleans must never think of doing with
out them hereafter in the bot months
We congratulate her upon The discovery
oil a preventive of the terrible maladY
that has ever been tie great enemy 10
her prspefiiy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19
NIGHT POLICE

|piain--John Baugh.
rst Lieutcaant--Wm. Yarbrough,
sond LisHienaat--Johu Il. Davis.
|loemeH--wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
Tool Philips, VIM. Baker, John cottrell, william
D. john fnslss, J, W Wright John Pickett,
Bat Scott ". c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
|c, David Yates, and Charles HUNT.
y The Police Court Is opened every morning
O'Clock
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ard Of .illermen--M. M Brlsn President J. y.
mar, q. -. Msyheld, II scoval VIM, s. Cheat
-. G smith, M. G. 4. Claiborne and jas Robb
atoa CoaacR--W. p. Jones President; William
rte. n. j. Yarbrough, WIN Driver, VIM Stewart,
Bougb, W. Mullins, James Turner, G. n. SOUTH
"A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, , B.
gles, and John Crcady.
srAspIng oomn4rEEs os aR cr4 COUNCIL
scovei and Cole.
,,sy WorEs--Anderson Smith and Claiborne
ee,s- Yarbrough, Turner southgate DAVIS, Brien,
held, Cheatham and Claiborne
aarE-Newman, Stewart aud Turner.
Dspaot-Jones, Maydeld snd Sloan.
--Cheatbam, Mayhed and Knowles
e Dsporaasn--Cready Driver and Newman.
s--Drver, Oheaiham and Davis
ltoiery--smith, Stewart and Newman.
rEa Hone-Roberts stewart and Turner
-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
lee--Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
angs--Hough, Claiborne and Brien.
characterization Mayaeld and Enowies
pr0yo,uonts ond Erpendihrss-ooe scovel aud
by.
bio Propertg--Brien, oheatham and Tuner.
81 Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
THE Board oil Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
month, and the Common Council the second
lourth Thursdays In each mouth.
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TO ADvERTIsHRs in DmrAII.
rua aArss VIII Nc As gollovs.

Advertisements occupying any special position %.
side 20 per cent additional special position outside,
10 per cent
~ Advertisements Inserted 10 the Local Column
charged at the rate OF twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically whom agreed
upon, but every such change VIII involve extra ex'
ponse, % he paid for by the advertiser.
@e- Adreisera exceeding hs,pace contracted for lgN
Be charged ~ Ns eocess.
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COUNTY COURT.

dgs--Hop. James Whiiworth.
lerk-P. Lindsey Nichol.
b. The judges Court meets the hrst Monday In
! moR,h, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
Muefhrates Of the County, is held the nrst Mon
in January, April, July and October.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-19
.6ioson Countg 1irtttorg.
I0Hv HUGH aMIrH, na5or
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
InHa CHnMLI.Y A.nLal.

JOHh thJMblaf AfVbHL
,uiy 1iarshals-W n wakinson, A. g Tucker,
ames steele.
~ Of as Mortei-lohr ohambley es-oGs p, hrsti
i Rygh second and John Reiaiok third
3 Aasnar-Wiiam Driver
cave Csiieaoy-A. . shankRud
isr Taz Coiisc0--E p Garrett
Henry
az Masiar-Thomas Leasc
eriaieadoa n as Wofkiome--J g. Dodc.
,eriniendeai II re Wafer wofM--JaNes wyatt
IA If Me Fire Wqfhasai--Johu 4.eeabufy
ion Of he Csiaasrg-f q McBfide.
- Otsrseer-J r 2iewart
I, Anoueg-John Mcfhail Saith.
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announcements Oa Candidates.

announcements az Candidates.
goK srArr OgucKas. $40 90
NQrNIA 'ss+-'. .tt-.' 't,tt "a .sftsr ~
AT -..t-t..s- .s.tt,t-f rt.rt ~
cast -squi-,a q advance Or az aavertseaeIu,
aaless og special agreement
We. Che undersigned have lnn DAY adopte' the
above rates, ta which Sc nnd ourselves utrc.y 20
adhcse.
WW CAMERON, ior lhe Dfos
JOHN WALLACE, Con ths Darrisk
n assTilts, rcnn., July ne, 1862
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CIRCUIT COURT.

,dgs--Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
lerk-nayil C, Love.
o. The Court meets the aFst Monday la Marel
September
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eHANoERY COURT,

aomoellor--fion. Samuel ID, Frierson,
qerk and Nas'a'--I. +. Gleayes.
- The Comi meets the arst Monday in May aud
Iembcr
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

SENSIBLE RrBEL PlcKEr--An.
amusing and suggestive incident
IS related by a distinguished Col
ourI IA the American army. lie
s.ls:
Sometime ago we had a PICK
It con posed OF three Icrseymcn.
II Was ia the very advance.
While posted there u sccss on sen
tiuei was stationed behind a tree,
AT the dstlncr of q ont a quarter
OF "a mile. The Union boys were
astoni,ncd 10 hear him cry out,
"Wlat are you dong over
there
Milking ear coffee" they an
>Wcrcd.
It is supposed that the poor
rcbci had >nglIcl the aroma in
ne hrccze.
..N hat! sad the rebel, "real
codcc?'
"Ycs,' was the answer, "sea!
Z Acc don't you want some?
Ailcr a pause the rebel said
suppose | come over there
and Ily dowa ny murket, will
yau ctne come back here with
out lu.t.ng me-
Yes coine on, we give you our
~,Apd-c, was tie re. ly.
4 accordingly The accession vol
n4teer cSu.r over and swallowed
tao large f12s Of coffee, aod a
good ,upply Of sound bread and
meat. Alter he In! rati' fled
h.uu,clt he cNprs,cd hisN@nks,
pronounced ;he repast very COED,
ard seemed suddenly imposed
vltl. a new idea. Looking upon
iae comfortable and well-dressed
defenders OF the old flag at ,ls
sile. he at last quietly remar ed,
II tiiak Will leave that mus
ket where it is and then DELHI
c.4tcly surrendered himself.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
-INISTRAT SALE.

BN virtue OF Au order of the Court o
Common Pleas oi Randolph County. H..
diana, We wll ulcr ai private sale until
saturday the -Ith lay 80 September next,
aua 10 nnt sula against tnat tm,. We Nili,
on the 2.th day 81 October n,At. 30 the
Court house door u tht town ul Mucher-
tUr nfvr 90 public sale htc 81 400 acres
sd laad lsIug Boo tfe ,outA ,4st quarter of
$ .ci'0u -l, luwts 30, Range 10 Et-t.
700 which IS fafftl "a hrick dwelling
house vith slate ruui, also = good stable,
eupvu is tlt property 81 EN.h, Garrett
t0 l, sold As the property ot said Elisha
Gtaeii, Lcc,a.,i
TERMS oF ALC-Oue third ofthc
lurchls, money = A be repu lrrd 40 time
ui Sake, ous- fh rii u uuc and toe residue
iu eighteen months irom DAY ct sale, de
ierr,d payments % h,ag iutescst from
date. The purchaser VIII tc required Ca
give note With approved surety. W|aiyiue
NA.uatuu aHa arigAs,uvnt lava The
purchaser vil receive a certificate of pur.
chase on day - sale. sho~iug amount
paid aud amount remaining unpaid, aud
lhat as -ouu t- court confirms sale he will
receive a deed tor -ai4 real estate, aud ht
Wii O." required 90 MAKE, out and deliver
said administrations mortgage ON said
premises 10 more fully secure dcieTrc,
payments
HAyNAH Garrett. admN.
SoLouoS h. MR.sHT, admr.
July ,. l-62-i "
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Rr NoMrNArloN or Hon. GEo.
w. JuLlA>.-We notice with
q. eatpielsure, the rcnOminatIon
OF MIR Jul an, and that he has a
fair pro pcct Of being elected.
Last ,pring lac vas nominated by
uopular vote intwo ofthe counties
81 his Dutri thout opposition.
Rccent!v two other counties
have nominated him III the same
way, giving him four counties
cut of Fix composing the district.
lie also commands one halt OF
oac OF the remaining two coun-
ties. and a smaller fraction OF the
remaining Que, so that he isnom-
mated by avery h%attering vote,
and which would seem to Indl
cate an increased popularity. \
malignant 10 ton, however, is
trying to get up a convention to
defeat him, but they will signally
fail. In tie meantime, Mr., Ju-
Ian is actively engaged in stump
Ing his district, making at least
two speeches n day. We trust
lie will lie returned to his sea-
here. as he is one Of our best anc
most reliable membcrs.--Nat
Rep.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Word should be seconded by
action; it isn't enough for the
housewi @ to say to a stocking
with a hole ii II, "you lie darneI.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Notice ishereby given hat the undcrsign.
al has this day been appointed Admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate OF William Norton,
sen, deed. said estate il probably sol
vent.
ELIJAH c. EORrov,
sept. q, led9- Admr.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

The lions Of the forest are
said % live q century. The a.
ohs OF fashionable society are
generally lions OF only a season.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

81 do not say thai man will
steal, said a witness on trial.
but II WAS a chicken | would
roost high when he was around. >
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

81 have not loved lightly, as
the man said when he married a
widow weighing three hundred
pounds.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Why is a vain young lady
! Ike q confirmed drunkard? Be
cause neither Of them is satisfied
Nth the moderate use olthc glass.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

An eminent physician has dis
covered that the nightmare, in
nine cases out often Is, produced
10y owing a bill for a newspaper.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Ii YOU are a sniyelicr, never
obtrude yourself upon female So
ciety: the sex las old women
enough Gifts own.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Many. who profess to thin X
that, in giving TO the poor, then
lend to the Lord, Maggie with
hin, aboutthe amount ofthe loan.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

Il has been ascertained thlt the
mln "who hvlJ OH to the last,'
Was a shoemaker.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

If pair Of spectacles were to
address their wearer, the name OF
what great ecclca.tic would they
quote? Eu se-b!-us.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
LOOK HERE!

When YOU come 20 town, bring Your
horses to our tred stable, where they wall
nc well fed and cared forat Ittlccxpensc.
We would also inform the public thatwc
keep ut the -above-nancd stable s~erera!
of the
BEST STATIONS IN THE VEST
and that they will be lc, 60 msres the
present season az reasonable rates. Call
and see them.
Stable on Main ST., Winchester.
apr ~ ROSS & PUCKETT.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
Administrators sale.

Administrators Sale.
DY virtue OF an ord,r Of the Court OF
ID Common Pleas oi Randolph coun
~, Indiana, / will offer at private sale I'M
I'll Saturday, the lth day OF October next,
and ID not sold AGAINST that time will,
on the 9th day oi October next. az the
Court House door in the town OF WIN.
chester, offer 40 public sale. Subject TO
the widow : interest and a 500 mortgage
20 Sinking Fund the west half Of the
northwest quarter. and the southeast
quarter oi the northwest quarter OF sec
ton II, township nineteen north Orange
10 east, iug ga Randolph County, lndi-
ana, as tl'e property Oi Peter Poiuer, de
ceased.
TERMS or SALE:-One third ofthc
purchas, money 70 be paid on DAY of sale,
onc-ihrd IN nine. and the residue IN eich-
teen months from day Of sale, deferred
payments bearing in' restroom date. The
purchaser Will be required % give notes
Tor deferred payments collectable without
any relief from valuation or appraiscmert
laws, with approved surety. The purcha.
sou. nu daF ~ sale, will receive a cerfii
cafe ot purchase, and as soon as court
confirms sale, he will receive a deed f0l
sait premises. and he will be required q
execute a mortgage on said premises a
more fully secure deferred payments.
JOINS JOHvsoN,
Aug -, 1852 va Admir-.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
Sale Il Feed Stable

take ulclsurc in announcing 90 their Ola
friends and 'all the rrs, OF mankind"
that they have ami Intend 20 keep. "a large
number OF
HORSES. RJGGITS. CARRgA-
GiS. SPRING AGONS, Sc,
for tie recommendation of The pgllic.
Every thing Zoo connection with this cs
Enlistment may 40 AID times be found ga
the best .rdcr.
Those wishing 70 sell or purchase good
horses cNn he accommodated by giving
Us a call.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
Democratic State Convention.
Bellows FALL, Vt.

BELLOWS FALL, Vt, July >.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
shortly after II clock, and was called to or
der by II, b. Smith, Chairman OF the State
Central Committee,
The attendance is not very large, bu; al the
counties and many OF the towns are represented
Benjamin +. Smallsy OF Swanton was chosen
temporary chairman. lie made quito long
pro slavery speech, lamentlng the present con-
diton Of the country and said it was our inst
duty to devise means to restore 1t. To do this
it requires the counsel OF sound men, and unless
We can obtain such we will have nothing but
anarchy aud ruin on our side and despotlsm On
the other
The war no said was not caused by slavery
iOr it had remained undis;urbed upwards OF
thirty years bui BY fanatics and aboluonists
such as Sumner and others.
Hiram Atkins OF Bellows Falls and W II
iloyt OF Burlington were then chosen Sscreta-
rieS and Committee consisting of one from
each county. was appointed to draft resolutions.
The Convention then adjourned until 3
o clock
The Convention in the afternoon nominated
the following ticket
For Gorernor-B II Smaley, OF Swanton
For Lieut.. Gorsrnor-E. A, Chaplin, of Rut-
land
For Treoswcr-Geo Wa>hburn, OF Spring.
field
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
State of Vermont.
ADJurANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL ST ruCE, I |
Wnodstnuk lime oS lS6o |

ADJurANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL 5 OrfCE, I
Woodstock, June %, 1862.
Notice has been received from the Paymaster
General OF the Army. that the SICK and wounded
soldiers now IN tins State, who have their De
scrlptve List, can obtain the arearages Of the
United States pay, now due to them, by sending
to Major Thomas H. llalsey Assistant Pay
master OF the L ) Army, their descriptive
lists together with duplicate receipts, improper
form signed IN blank All such letters should
be directed a, ollowS -" Col. b + Llrned,
Paymaster General, Washington, d. C.,-tFor
Ma Thomas Il llnsey, |. 5. Az Blank
receipts will b. furnished upon application to
this ltfoe. psrgR 1. WAsugRN.
Aju;ant and Inspector General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

ORLEANS CopTY.-The Republican and Tn
ion County Committees in Orleans County, have
united upon The following call for County
Convention
Mass CouNn CONVENTION The lreemen OF
Orleans County will meet in convention NJ Iras-
burgh on Wednesday, the 10th Of July, at 10
o clock 4. NJ. TO nominate candidates Tor Sen.
ators and county officers to be supported in the
ensuing election
All who are 10 favor Of sustaining the Cousti-
tuition and the nion and Of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis OF
the country are cordially invited to attend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
Urccu Elt. freeman
MONTPEL Err VT.
Tuesday Morning, July ), 1861.
Volunteers from East Montpelier

twill te seen by comparing this list with
that from Montpelier lhalsix names are on both.
They de Charles Persons whose home VS. in
East Montpelier, but who was residing tempo
rarly in Montpelier IT, O. Ken and James
McNIaous, whose homes ware IL Montpelier,
and who were residing temporarily in Fast
Montpelier, nd JOHN Quinn, Henry Muc6ler,
and Henry CArey, who ",re resident, 81 East
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
THIRTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
WAsulNsroS, Wednesday, July >, 1862
SENATE.

Mr., Powell reported bill to punish persons
giving compensation to members of Congress and
officers OF the government for procuring con-
tracts
The resolution to adjourn on the l4th of Ju-
~ was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
HOUSE
The army appropriation hlli was taken up.
The Senate's amendments were concurred IN
sluding one TO pay twenty millions for bOun-
,i9S to volunteers and u widows aud heirs of
those killed IN the service
A resolution was adopted calling on the See
Rotary Of war Tor any Communication or expla-
nation from Gen. Mcclellan IN the subject OF
the occupation Of White Houso by our troops.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
LITERARY NOTICES.

pef. = nasef' a. NJ Iiov'l's'' ,''' -, :.
s,,"s npJa Nv 10 pr'Gs.or i,i,'hrnrk AMI H..
Associates IL winch Is add~d Description
81 some of the Lower SuuriAn Fossils io"nd
IA Nor'nrrn vernon anu CAnaua' by f.
This is work in one volume, rontainin! over
80 pages and illustrated with " wood cuts
and % LithogIaphic P!ates-illustrating Yer.
mont Scenery together with one Geological
Map oil the State The work embrace. Reports
on the Economical Geology. Phy,icaI C;..qra.
phy. and scenery the State. and ais, /. des-
cription Of some new Fossils found n franklin
County Vermont.
Tn. w,rk /. ,lmo.t i,y,ip,Il. t,o..r, ,.r
son who has any desire 10 know ,,y,bio, ~
the Ceology If ysruoo, M If,,,, ,,,t',lad
to much credit for thus brlngn. tie valuable
matter IN the ponderous volume Of 1000 pages.
on the Geology OF Vermont recently published
by the State, into a cheaper and more conyen.
ent shape for the general reader, while the work
contains much interesting and valuable inior
nation not ia the larger work Price s..
Mr.. lIager also announces that the Final Re
port Of the Geology OF Vermont, by Prof Ed
ward Hitchcock, DID, LID. and hls assist
ants, i no" ready tor distribution Owing to
the unsettled condition Of the country At the
time tha work weul to press only small edi-
ton !. rubli.hrd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

luE FouRrH = This Anniversary was quietly
celebrated in Montpelier The news from the
Peninsula had ilsinclined people tor the usual
Joyous demonstrations. There We're bot few
strangers in town, and there was little unusual
in the aspect of,ae village. The boys INDUCED
their propensity Tor noise in burning fire crack
ers' but beside ibs and the firing o. 4 few guns
IN the morning, there was nothing to remind
one OF the sorIous Fourth"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

Snow N IulY-We saw on the 9Th inst,
Il pail full OF snlN which was taken that day
from large drIIt OF this wintry commodity in
the town Of Washington, but a short distance
from the road rom Wlliamstown u Montpe-
lier John Snoy, the mail carrier On that
route, brought the specimen into town
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

ten. Sige, it Is now stated is tn take com.
mand OF the army corps lately under the lead
ership Of Cen Fremont, Gen. King upon eon.
sultatiou with Gen. Pope and the Secretary
of War, having determined To remain with ms
command under Mcdowell