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NEw YORK sept 3. The steamer 0cean
Jueen. rom New Orleans ne tn. las arrived
Win discharged 3ntdlers. The {unnoaE Essex
arrived Ii New Orleans on sae ,sn- enc reports
The Smelling Or NarcheE lnd Is partial iesErue-
ion Enen Is eisIzens aoIsJad ne american lag
Also cae destruction OF Bayou SARA aIiaF WuIdn.
vnlle n ler gassage iowu me ,iYer ne --sze1
.ngnged a .lrul.aagls .eoei laGEarv lG Fort dud-
son. lDou. .ga5 CIV varrs Instant. .ompleLety 81
anulng Ll4 Is heavy guns. without LhY -os7 u
1uarr r .!anure 10 me Essex. LIthOugn she *
-,eure,, q .sr-,ic .ugw er OF solid 5h0J LHu shed.
The E..-.y ...o .na.e,. me -pDel I'm Weo0 ge-
v0nu ne eKsuu-Zl batteries.
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sECoND lisp PATCH.

14RRl4BURGE. sept =. greaG ar1ie rs
cen -cug-1 Lag We Ire Notorious The n
rage 1oll -iGes vas 4wI--. req -augsu-ee1
vas Fod1uaG Ia -akan prisoner
THIRD JLeF4rCE
ID ? Il. 0laralcues uar ceceI7aa Ii leaa
quarters rom .t4gersCo Trg.z--T We -aTe achieved
L glorious 7lctor~. --1LsE-eeJ : IuC tl--4l.1a1
5 Wounded Id prisoner .I-n Hooker Vas
vCu1ue1 Z ne -a05. 40 1a--icu4rs Ire e
eI7e1
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2aILPDELpE1A. sept IS ! .ueeIaI iispaEcn
ia1ad 1agaEstown yesterday 10 me P-sSS avs
If me ign1 n Tlesaay, 81. me 1aGrie ragged Win
Zraat sulr.1 The ir,ng n 4IIher 5lue WIS
7erv lea7v Ill -owarus shutdown. Vnen ne ren-
is we're tauzed " lI-ns. Hooker 4nu Porter.
md severely 1unIsned The en5lre reoei army
VI. e inquired II killed. There ) 10
3nanGe eff or mem . sross ne Potomac. Is
ze -I7er d Using lnu lur .ro0ps Ire 9usnng
mem aou5luuaI-7. Lnd sending prisoners o me
rear.
81 1asCsrIs u artillery letougIug 20 IeneraI
-Ongsrreet lITIsi0n. we're laUGareL yesterday
anu -0-iav anu e j -aId that We ave aKen
leariV i. 900 prisoners since sunday
,1ouewa4l Jackson g army a VIII .Ien- Lee.
lnu lie. win D ler distinguished lrncers vii
Dc 0rced 10 surrender VI-lIn lay II sw0 Il
arIaeSt.
Oar immense army 3 n mutton. Dnr '1ene-
-aIs IRE certain u Ultimate decisive SUCCESS
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tARRIsBUzGH- sept =. J .isDa1cn 70 1uv
-ucrIn sTaEes mat ne la5cie recommended 4ari7
MS morning. LEd US aging Win r-eaG -ur7,
tE 1harusIurZr. ID 70 2 i. me Attest ld7Ices
>1aLe FOODS ira gusn1ng -0rwarc 70 re 1urler
PHILADELPHIA. >eUJ. =. there II LUDar-
-enrtT veil -aulceG -uuor -ha5 .-aa5 5a11la
eek 74ace yesterday AZ Lzu5faVlLLa n 3I-zcian
-reeK. wnIcn resulted \ u success
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BALTIMORE. sept. =. The 4Hler7cGn fred
arick asfer saws lnaE &c 1ne Tine 5E sne depart
IRE N me aars 1nIs afternoon. & 7erv rener-
LI.v asserted mere laE Harper tefrY eH nEo
lur possession again n tuesday evening 1t
D lock 4nQ vas occupied ~ 9ortlan JE s1en-
3arnsides Gree leIore ne ear u tI-n. tlIl :
IIvlsIon 1aQ al 3r0sseG -ne river. Or which 800
~ me statement. Ind 900 " mother. we're
taken PRISONERS.
P-TwsBUnGa Pa 1eoL- IL. J .rIgurfuI X
DlosIon occurred II me nI-ad States Arsenal
ms aftarnoou II : ei0ek. Il occurred 4 me
-ame 1uIlding, Known Is the L4nrat0rv. One
hundred Ind segenB7--Ix loYs lnd yrs we're IN
DIoved n me Guiding at me -Ime Ut ne Ilsas-
.er II whom sevenEY-sye Or -ignEv we're kl4Ied-
One .xuiosIun 0lIowed Ino5aer IntI -n1
entire 5uldIng vas destroyed. and nose
VITO could lor sseuDe J line we're burned ID.
10 90 me present time - bodies nave been
aAan rom rue ruins.
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WARRINGTON. Sept. = v. nave minors
rom InoHei44 sources. 1t II Engagement -e=-
.arIay Luezday} lea- ,narUsDurgl. Nd. nj
lI tie IncCIdn 4 Jackson : -1rces Win nose II
-ae Inu IL a renewal II ne .oudIcl -a-lay
ne lan1s 3I ne 4lLIeC11 .reeA. mi u ne AL
NJ acK JF lie reDels 70 1ne -orrs LcrCs= ne
Potomac 4l-er .rvere 0szes IL Ire 4 -uod
spirits -eca -o-aIg lG. III very grpEaraLI0n Z
1eiug 1AGe Cd -eIaVe Ehe v0u1ued.
The re0eis NAV 1uG .l--ler cause. & = De
anu.
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Yours.

D !. Mack. chan. Sd Vt. Reg.
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Baltimore. Seu1. -. ELe 1Lowlng rom
-ae -.4la1CGa suecia- -e=D45cl
he ..Zl1 li--.-1E IN -Le=IIT -.l-r-C0l vas
zr~ lelT-. III Continued VIA -uue -g-r-
l-:-l0Zs. -grE -l-.g l---1-tl.-. his. y -dles-
"a lUrc-15 vs. E-@G--4.l - .--7 -ra.-1 ". Liza.
l---cce NJ -.-1l,--.T .-4l &c 1e"l-- Il --e n
..a.-7. VINO ave E4l11e4 ne ri Z-ess II ne
-7= avs .oa-s=r- "a VS. a1---e-7 --rree@Leac-
~. Is vas sl1 aL-il4ols car I'm le4Tv
-1ls. --L. --L --e POSITION CcuuIe1. I-4.
Ic'--=4---- ----- -1p54rsu 70 ,a=l 4 >14-17-
- -l- Las .-i- .u -L1lcl-- sre=k.
LIE 1csi-t-l .g1l1L-l " ZEN. Mcclellan
seems 70 .- advantageous. ne vgu1La- we're
1e-1g 4r-,e4 .-vg-- 1---rsroFr III 3oon4-
Jrg. 81 .-4- lite .-u-4 he -a-t- rom .l4 -e.d
l -e Traction -L-l--eE4wr.
hose reports mat we're -eceI7ad. l8we7ec.
we're 4---T r4T9r2as-. UT .4rces having II ne
lint, le est 3osl-l-ns. III ne laLclz eng
-u.-ll .--1ci14-.- WIN ..E-i--ecv I EIIcn W
nave --a4l -u1rrlorItv
Tie ign Tesles1aT vas :aarrI7 contested y
la -ne1T Az { vas ny AZ he .llsa II me
lav -a1 -le .!lgHr LlYal-aSe Mentioned vas
gained. Tie minors Ll14G we're 7arI1us.
L : SAID nat ,4eIsCI 41C i'll. LIE 4g2.1
TOSSING -le -9lsm4e 1 ne -e4r if rem. Sc "
way il cnePardsto wu-slua coming lacK from
14r1er Ferry q ne suucor Il .uelc com
1alQsrs. l. evident mat 1en Net -e.-aI !
gressLng I-n. Sc 10 % ne river. sucl = ual-
Ter MAJ -ls -r-1T .2na0C nucn dnger sustain
--seIL IaIss- .ela7ed rom .le JJler SIDE. Ii
Tossing q ne nee u sucu = determined 1ras-
sure : Simply IMPOSSIBLE. Lau ne events lr
70 l4v Lnu -1--nOr-Cw IRE KEY % Indicate me
suGce=s u Tie -0EaI -aII4-e IT ne lanCaIZr.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
i O'CLOCK p. NJ.

NEW YORK, July3l. The Worlds Washing
ton despatch says evidences of dislogalty con.
tInno to show themselves here To-day Young
lady appeared on Pennsylvania Avenue with
rebel emblems on her person, while small rebel
hags have been seen recently on persons about
the hotels
The Times Washington despatch says Sur
geons and others who have reached Washing
ton under the new rule for exchange of priso-
ners, are unanimous in stating that the rebel
Government is gathering an enormous military
force at Richmond. They are bringing rein.
torcements in day and night from every accessi-
bic point OF the South, and now our returned
prisoners are confident that they have nearly
3OO,OOO men in and around Richmond. All
talk OF rebel demonstrations in other directions
are tents, meant to conceal their real design,
which Is to capture or destroy Gen Mcclellan 8
army and then march against the North Ev-
erythlng conspres to show the necessity to fill
up the old regiments of the armies before Rich
mond without an hours delay The whole
power of the rebellion is gathering there for
final blow
The Times army correspondent saws there is
little doubt that the enemy is concentrating a
considerable force at point between City Point
and Fort Powhattan.
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IMPORTANT TO FEM ALES
DIR. CHEESEMAN,S PILLS.

The combination of ingredients these Pills are tn.
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
IN their operation and cartain in correcting all
tiles Painful Menstruation. removing all distractions
whether from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the
side, palpation Of the heart whites, all
lions Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c
disturbed se'p which arise from interruption OF nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the CONNIE of a in the treatment OF
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
signed 80 9any to a premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea ih unless she is rgul ard when an
obstruction takes place the gene health begins to de-
oline.
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
are the most effectuel remedy known for all
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they iu
valuable, inducing, with certainly, periodical regularity
They are known to thousands who have used them
ferent periods Throughout the country having the
ton of some OF the eminent hysicans in America
Explicit directions stating when they should be
used, with each hoX-the price one dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by renitting to the Pro-
prietor sold by ). Z. Redfed, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
l. PIERCE, Montpelier Agent.
K. b, HUTCHINS, Proprietor,
may5fly 20 Cedar St., NV York
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aaflAE cln lPlal 1nlrl nMel. ]
sabbath school Bell. No 8

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months u IT. publication. It entire New work Of
nearly 200 pages. Many of the Tunes and Hymns wer.
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be AS
popular Is its predecessor (be No. which has run
To 'e enor number Of $4,000 copies in SO months
0utstrpping any Sunday School took Of its size issued
IN THIS country Also, both vou bound one to
accommodate schools wishing them IL that form Prices
OF Bell no 2, paper Is cents $2 per 100 Bound
20 centa, Slo per lot Cloth bound cmboss gilt 30
cents, per 100 Bell No. ], paper covers, II cents
vie per 100 bound ~ cents, $lS 100. Cloth bon nd
embossed gilt Is cents, 500 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 40 cents $50 per 100 25 copies
a. the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt cents $40
per lO. Mail postage free at the retail rice.
HORACE WATERS Publisher
No. tSl Broadway, New York
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FARM Sfsess A,AI,g;.

the North part of W alden about miles from East
iardwick and near the stage road leading from Har
WICK to Danye, about 50 of land is well fenced
with cedar rails and wall, about equally divided
moving, pastuage, tillage wood land and small
place The road is shaded Ivy about 300 beautiful maple
trees OF ten *rs growth. Buildings, including two
arge ba ms, in excellent condition and very convenient
Excellent soft water at the house and barn said farm
has had the entire income another farm for the last
twelve years. and is in high state OF cultivation and
can nearly all be moved with machine.
Also another farm sale cf bout 50 acres40 clear
ed-hss large sugar orchard of about 1900 trees good
sugar he with fixtures for tapping 1900 trees 40 rods
OF sawed troughS conduct the sap to the house Also
years stock OF dry wood These places will be sold
geher, or separately, fdesred Direct Il communities
ions to 5. T. ELLIS East uardwick Vi
Wf3m
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EarRah for Sale.

NITUATED in Hardwick, three -fourths of a mile from
~ the East village. 1t is known the SANBoRN FARM
1t lies good road and is considered one of the hest
'1rms in town. Is divided into farms and is suita
'le for man : I'D his Contains l6J acres Will be
sold to suit purchasers one divided into furm OF
10 Co. or 100 acres On it thousand good sugar
trees large cedar swamp dry muck easy # and
IN lnexhausuhe quantities young orchard and
sery two good houses bu 1t in 1860 barn IS BY A.,
cellars uhd the whole. hors- barn. sheds and shop
Said farm or farms will b" sold VERY CHEAP
For particulars address J. +. SANBORN.
34G3m East J.rdwiok
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Governor Of NeI mon.
STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJUTANr AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFylcr
WOODSTOCK july e. 1880
Gen eral Order No. 4.

IN pursuance Of rcquison by the President Of N.
nted states upon the Governor Of Vermont and in cor
sheraton OF the necessity of troops from Vernon,
or the vigorous prosecution of the war for the Union
heEtpy lhocated, and in reliance upon the known 1t
rlonsm and loyalty of the citizens of the Stat which
demands that all the assistance needed by Government
snail be Afforded promptly and without question it -
to be denouinaed he Tenth Regiment of Vetmout Y Il
unteers be imn diaty raised orga mixed within A
state to serve III the army OF the United States f- he
Tern OF thee years, unless discharged II is be-
eVed and expected by III. Comma nier n hipf thai he
burden thereby imposed upon the people Of Vernon
WI" be chetrfHHy assumed and that every and loy4
citizen will rN-Tt his utmost eudeayors TO nrocu-s 4,
prompt response to the call Of the President
All necessary recru ting stations will De inmsl:.te ~
"stabished eli which due notice will be given
BY order Of his fxcelency
FREDERICK IIOLRROOK
Governor and Comma ndpr- in Chez
PETER WASHBURN
Adjatant and inspector S.1atii
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lnay5fly

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A SUI
L FERER --Published as q warning, and for the rspe
cia benefit of Young Men, and those who suffer with Ner
vous Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c
by one who has cured himself by simple means after be
ing pu to great expense and inconvenience through tn.
Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had Of the author c. LAMBERT
Esq, Greenpoint Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf335m2 Greenpoint, Long Island, n. Y.
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Can anybody tell the cause Of the strange infauaion
that seems to possess people when sick by their
persistent use Of nsussating dose eneebng the cons
tuition, and which unsatisfactory their results
when by the nse OF Dr. Gnords Homeopathic Curstives
just the opposite Of all this is attained II NAV be that
they could not heretofore be found in this town They
are now sold by Fred f. Smith, Agent they will be
sent per mail on receipt Of price, IS per box by
dressing NJ s. Burr Co. Boston, Philip Lee Propri
etor, 1876 William Street. New York Send for ms nual
furnished free.
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LOUISVILLE, July %. Governor Magofhn s
procla nation calling the Kentucky Legislature
together on the l4th, says - The Military
Board still claims to be the paramount military
authority of the Commonwealth, and express
an unwillingness to resign the powers hereto
tore exercised by them, or permit their exercise
by me-
The Governor further says . civil con-
met Is impending over US | am without IL
soldier or a dollar to protect the lives, properly
and liberties of the people or to enforce the
laws. Daily appeals are uade to me as Cover
nor OF the STATE to protect citizens from maraud-
ing bands, in the peaceabe enjoyment of their
property and rights und er the Constitution.
am without means and power to afford relief,
and am left no alternative but to appeal to
you, and their representatives. in the hope that
1t will not be in vain.
Any attempt on my part to organize d force
Tor that purpose will certainly preciptate the
evil, and therefore not unwilingly convene
the General Assembly that they may themselves
determine the extent of the authority granted
by them, and also looking to the policy adopted
by the State, and the late action of Congress
and the President touching the question of
slavery, provide for the safety Of our institu-
tons and the Commonwealth"
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PARIS, KY, July 80. Yesterday a party of
two hundred guerrilIas from Boone County I'm
der Col. Bullet. Demanded a surrender of Mt
Sterling, by. Ga It's h,ug refused, they at
tackled the place and We rrrulsed by the Home
Guards.
During their retreat the guerrillas were met
hy party Under Major Bracht, OF the 9Th reg
Iment, who drove them back towards the town.
where they were again attacked by the Home
Guard. The result was "a complete stampede,
the guerrlilas losing all their horses, eight men
Killed and AZ prisoners wounded Our loss was
three wounded
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, saturday.
| Jul 9Th and shall be ga TO those who require
the services OF a Dentist don't expect to be absent
fr IN Montpelier again this year.
Bear in mind, that for filing with GOLD charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS CAVITY, and in no case
oh irgp anything for temporary OF teeth but fur
nish the N PRES. Work warranted.
tiljulyl0 JOHN NJ. C0MEGYS
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4 he Confessions and Experi
ence Of an Invalid.

pCBLlSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warming and
a caution to young men who snherfrom Nervous DebI
iy Premature Decay, &c supplying at the time the
means of Sef-Cure. By who has cured himself afte
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quacker' BY enclosing postpaid addressed enve
PEE SINGLE COPIES may be had OF the author, NATHAN
Ell. MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings CO., N. Y.
march1Sfy
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TsMEsY,> RAtO1aEE,l1RA.

NHE undersigned is Agent fer The sale of Timby's
Patent, Portable barometer, for Agricultural and Sci
entic purposes, and has hand and for sale variety
of patterns the Manufacturers prices Persons wish
ing purchase have them trial il desired on ap
pcaton to EZRA MARSH
Price from 81 20 $40.
Montpelier, July 10Th, 1862. f344w3
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EXECUTIVE DErARTMBxr !
p, . brattIeboro, July ). 1862.
10 fhe People OfFermont:
The President of the Uni,ed S,atas ,ou. 49,. -,
vice OF the country additional force of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses the desire that
be enrolled without delay so as to bring this
nu injurious civil war to speedy and satisfactory COO
clusion "
hsch citizen should consider this appeal "a
arecey TO him, and at inquire what h. can do for
MS county, directly, If may be- and il not indirectly
" encouraging and assisting those able and will az q,
ake up arms and hasten the scenes Of conflict A,
one can see that though troops are yctoriaus
a'altonal troops needed garrison and hold he
numerous important posts taken and much NOR. ar.
'hey needed to prevent repair reyerses thai MAJ
happen.
IL cannot be necessary to than barely remind III.
czens OF Vermont that the crisis Of the rebellion b
come; and that by hesitation and DELAY NAV ba Al
'owed to iinger and invite foreign interference in d.
oehat OF by such new, prompt and powerful raiv ia
arms as the loyal people of the country are
able to make, it can be crushed and annhilated Tn
present. then Is no time for hesitation or delay Let gn
response from Vermont be prompt and patriotic and "a
eonSohahce with all her past history Let no you n
man capable OF bearing arms il defence of his country
anu us wise and be nefcent government, nger at this
Apo 'an' pefioo IN the war. Let no hinder thos.
VINO are brave and competent hyt the battles Of m,
country from going forth that patriotic righteous AMI
needful serv ce
IL Is OF the last Importance that the resources an,
strength OF our Government sh ould be now in lar-.
measure put forth, and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly established Let the President of .ba
United States feel the engineering influence of ou
prompt nd hearty response his late call for additional
troops and those brave men, fathers brothers and
sons noW in the field struggling to the death to uphold
our cause be cheered and encouraged by the
That many more Of the g 'ireen Mountain Bows =,
rapidly enrolling for the service Of their country and
VIII soon advance to its defence Much more might =.
SAID TO you, fellow citizens, ont words to the BRAY.
and patriotic is sufficient. Time. now is eyervthin,
Let there be no delay for convenient season L4
be said that Vermont is OF the first States to re-
spond with her quotacompoed of volunteers ready rr
the service.
The Ninth Regimen: of Vermont Infantry now ia
camp in this State will form part Of cur quota und.f
the recent call for three hundred thousand men, An or
der from the Ad uiant General OF Vermont will udic4,-
the details OF further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
Governor NJ Te,r
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The guerrillas captured prominent citizens of
Hayward county for selling cotton. One was
SHOT dead while attempting to escape. The re-
mainder were taken to Mississippi.
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Gs@
{....}le0

In this village, 3lst the residence of her father
Gamaliel Washburn, Mrs. Caroline B. Westacott, aged
81 years.
Funeral at his residence Friday, Aug lst at O'Clock
P. M
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STATE OE YERGCST.


Ao1UrANr AND Inspector GAN,SAl's orYi:A.
WOODSTOCK, July :. ls62
Ihe follow As order. save been issued by tn War }.
p1.tment
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. C., June y sd
Pursuant to 10: nj resolution by Congress eneour-
establishments in the regular army volunteer forces,
it is
0rde,s That a premium Of dolla,s shall be pa
Tor each accepted recruit that volunteers three
or during the and every soldier, WHO hereafter a
lists either in the regular army volunteers for three
years during the war, may receive his first months
pay in advance upon the mastering of his COMPANY into
the service of the United States or after he shall have
been mustered Into and joined sment already in the
THIS order will be Transmitted to the Governor. Of
states and recruiting cheers.
(signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary Of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, D. c., July y 1862 7
Ordered That out Of the appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling volunteers there shall be paid in
advance to each recruit for three years during the
war, the of twenty five dollars being fourth Of
the amount Of bounty allowed by law such payment to
be made upon the mastering Of the regiment to which
such recruit belongs, into the service of the United
State.
(signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
The State of Vermont pays to each accepted Recr,i
who is mustered into the service OF the United States
SEVEN DOLLARS PER MONTH in addition to the Ray OF
THIRTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH, allowed by the United
states, making the pay OF each private TWENTY DOLLARS
per month during his term OF service OF this sum OF
seven dollars month, payment made from the dse
Of enlistme mt the date OF muster time the Req
me mt is mustered,
The result is that each recruit will receive, when the
regiment is mustered into the service Of the United
States
One MoSrH's PAY IN ADVANCE;
BOUNTY OF rwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY, THE RATE OF SEvEN DOLLARS PER
fHE DATE OF ENLISTMENT TO THE DATE OF MUSTER:
in additi to the premium Of two dollars which will be
paid to citizen, soldier for each accepted
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And at the expiration of tn term of enlistment q
upon his honorable discharge from service after having
served 'woyears he will receive further bounty of SEv
tNrY-FIvE DOLLARS.
PETER T. WASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

NV loRK, July 80. The Tribune has Il
special dispatch from Mepmhis 28tb, which
states that Gen. Grant has ordered Gen. Sher-
man to take possession Of all unoccUpied dwell.
Ings, stores and manufactures Tor the Govern
ment, atG also where the owners are absent
rebels to collect their rents io9 the Government.
1Gc Military Commission has commenced Ia.
king list Of such property
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-31

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 80. There is
report here through conraband channels to
the effect that large bodies Of rebel troops are
crossing Jemes river for the Southwark. Con-
trabands Say they are evacuating Richmond.