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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
A DisRnstcd Dcmocrnt.

The editor Of the Delaware STANDARD
who has all bis life been Democrat, and
who desires to act with the Democratic
party" writes about the 4th of July Con-
vention as follows:
In commingling with the members, in
private, we found them still possessed
with tho erroneous idea of charging the
present rebellion upon abolitionism, Just
as they did last year at the convention.
We hoped that the year past would
open their eyes, and enable the masses
Of the Democracy to divest themselves Of
the prejudices that had taken hold ofthem
on this all important poinl-but we have
been mistaken, for they still cling to it
as their only stock in trade. They seem
to have forgotten the course Of the lead.
ing traitors toward the Democratic party
by which step by step they have been en-
abled TO bring the nation to the present
crisis.
. =
So long as these things are still within
the recollection Of the masses it is use
less to try to palliatc the course of trail
tors, by charging the war upon abolition
ism.
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Governor Tod Requested 90 OF.
fer a HOMnIY 40 Volunteers.

The City Council of Cincinnati Oh
Friday last adopted the following res
oluton which was ,elcgraphed to Gov,
Tod:
Reso'vsd BY thc CITY Of Cincinnati,
unanimously, That David Tod, Governor
of the State Of Ohio, be rcquesed to offer
a bounty OF $50 for each Of the forty
thousand volunteers to be raised by the
new levy, aud should he not like to take
the responsibility, that in that event he
communicate by TELEGRAPH with each
nember ofthc Legislature, asking to be
sustained in doing 80.
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Grave Words.

The iu'lowing ringing sentences from
the conclusion of a late sermon OF Hen.
~ Ward Beeeher;
i am not prophet, am not san.
guiue, thorough hopeful think victory
awaits us at ,vcry step, but il Sod think,
liberty too dear TO be purchased so cheap.
y. we can give more sons, more treasure
we will give oveything-but thi,
country shall be one undivided.
"The Atlantic aHd Poetic shall say II
deep answering TO deep.
"Hear il, England, one people, on,
Constitution, one Government
lone God, one couutry, one flag, one
destiny--cost what II NAV We " Ill have
Il. Let God name the price, and il shall
be paid"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
Joseph Zimmerman, ct al,
vs,


Rosa Mutschler, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County. Ohio. on
the 3lst day OF May, A D. 80. in the abov e
entitled cause and to me directed. will ifer
for sale at public vendue ut the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tiflin, in said
county, un
Tux 2sth DAY OF JuLY A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day the following de.
sciibed lands and tenements. to wit:
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter of section eleven. m Township l.,
/ y north of range thirteen, II 81 east contain
ing forty acres Of land, more or less, subject
to the dover estate of Rosa Mutschler. Al
so lot numbered forty three [43l in the town
Of New Reigle, all in Seneca co.. y.
TERMS or SALE.-One third cash on
day OF sale, one.third in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four months, with interest,
thereon from dag Of sale. The deferred pay
mentss to be secured by mortgage on said
premises.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
June 27th, go. S4,65
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NYnr In Einriicsf.

Gen. Pope goes to work with his sleeves
rolled up. His forces destroyed the rebel
stronghold Of Gordonsville, its railroads
and army supplies; and the General Or
dcrs Of The Western Warrior show how
rebels arc to be hurt under Pope's dis.
pongntious
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CONGRESSIONAL coN,lNrioN.

The Sandusky Register does not seem
to fall in with our suggestion, that the
Congressional Convention b. held ul
Tiilin, on the Goth of August, The ma,
ter cannot bo lett to the county convcn,
ions, as Il suggests, TO that would throw
1 entirely too late, and we behave thcr,
is ro committeeman in this county author
lied to act. There ought to be no objcc
tion to the tine aud place mentioned.
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War News.
GEN. ropE STRIKES AN im-
PCRTANT nL0vv.
Capture of CordoLvilic--On OF the
Most Important Rebel Commhhica- =
ton Cut or.
wAsnrseroN. july rs

WASHINGTON. July Is.
+, We feel at liberty to state that ycstor-
day pUfticn Vf the army Of Gen. Pope
entered the important town OF Gordons-
yille, Va, uuoppcscd, aud neariy destroy.
I'd eli the railroad puraphcrnalia al TINT
point--,hc Junction Of The Orange g. Al
,xandria and Virginia Central Rail-
roads.
Th'ee fourth- Of the troors, munitions
and supplies Of tvcry description for the
rebel army NJ Ricl N opd. of necessity
must pass through Gordonsville by
rail.
The blow Is therefore n mos, important
onc, more especially as il is the FIRST of
q series, which We trusi will do more 10
cripple the iiiciency OF rebel Rich
moiid nrn'y than nugbt that has yet oc-
Cured.
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Henry Berger,
Innnh w Smith ot al

Jacob w. Smith, ct al.
Dy vntue of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, on
titled cause and TO me directed. will offer
for sale at public yendue, at the door of the
Court HOUSE. in the city Of Tifiin, in said
county, on
Tux 2Sth DAY OF FJuLY, A. ID. 1862.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands end tenements, to-wit;
In lots numbered thrty-two 1921 and thir-
ty three 1881 in the town Of Louisville, Sen
tea CO, o.
Sheriff.
June 9th, 1862 $3.50
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An Ad,airn btc Move" iic
Army of Virginia TO Subsisi
on ,hc Rebel COuuiry.
WA'HtsGroN, July lS.
GENERAL ORprR No b.


Hereafter, ~ far Ms practicable, the
troops oI tiis command will subsist upon
the eountry in which their 0perati I'D are
carried on.
In all cases, supplies for this purpose
vii be taken by the fiicers TO whose dc.
pertinent they properly bclonr under the
orters Ol the commanding officer uf the
troops iCr whose use they arc intend.
cd.
Vouchers will BE- gwen to owners
stating ON th,ir face that they will be
payable at the conclusion OF the war
upon svflitient testimony be- 'ng furnished
that uclruw nrrs have been loyal tizuur
-. tn U..itcL Stat since the date orihc
vJLcntrs.
Wh,n Yer il IL known that suppl, ,
can be furnished in any district of IA,
country whore the troops arc to operate
the Us OF teams for carrying subsistence
will be suspcnscd with ss lar us possi
bic.
BJ commend Of ofMsj.-G,p. Pore.
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sheriff Sale.
John G. Heller,


John Hetlcr, ct al.
BY virtue cf nn order made by the Ccdrt
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio,
on the Sd day of June A. u. ls62, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public vendue at the
door OF the Court House in the city of 1iffin,
in said county, on
The 2Sth nay OF Try, A. u 1862,
bet wecn the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ and
O'Clock Z. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
scribed lands and tenements, to wit:
Being part o lot numbered eighteen n 81
in the own OF Louisville, commencing at the
south east corner of said lot, running west
ninty 1901 feet, iheree north filty.six 1861
feet, thence east [90l feet. thence south to
the place OF beginning in Seneca co o.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff
June eth, 1862. $500
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The Clinton Line Extcntion II. II Co and
hers.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca county. Ohio, ut
the Oc,ohrr term, A. ID 1860 and afterwards
at the May term, A D, 1869, in the above
entitled cau-e and to me dir cted, will offer
Tor sale at public vendue at the door OF the
Couit Hous' in the city Of Tiffib, In said
county, on
TnE 2sth DAv OF JrLY. A. d. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4
O'clock 7. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scribed lands aud tenements, to.wit:
In lot numbered two hundred and thirty
two 232 and two hundred aud fifty eight.
1855 in the town Of Republic, and also lot
Lumber ed "a" in Perry's addition TO the
towu Of Republic in Seneca co, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June 9Th, '62 1878
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The Eouglus Party sold out

The great Douglas Party Of olio has
been sod out and turned over, boots and
breeohcs, 10 the Breckenridge rs. Val
landigham the particular friend of John
&. breckenridge, who accompanied him
on his way TO the secession camps, is
now, in conjunction with Sam. Medary,
the recognized, Acknowledged leader OF
the Democracy OF the State.
They shaped the business of tho con.
yention they drafted the resolutions and
forced the Douglas delegates to swallow
them.
Who would have thought two years
ago that the contemplate Breokinridgc
faction OF Ohio would so soon control the
destiuies OF the party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

GGTMartin Van Duren and Lewis Cass
are both ill-the former with but little
hope of recovery. Gen. Cass win be so
years old on the 9th of October next, and
Mr., Van Buren, will be so iif he lives) on
the 9th Of December.
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SncEEm S0lCs
Charles Mutschler, d'm. OF Jaeot Welter,
decd,
vs.
Jacob Schaub and others.
by virtue Of an order made by the courtof
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, on
the 3lst dayof May. A. d. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and tc me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door OF the
Court House, in the city Of Tifhn, Ia said
county. on
THs 2eih pAr or JuLr, A. q. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. N OF said day. the following de-
scribed lands and tcnements. TO wit:
In lot numbered one hundred and sixty
i've ll6sl In the I'd Ward Of the city OF TT.
fin. Seneca CO., ..
LEVI wEIRIcK,
June 81. ls6a ss.so
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Rcnth OF IN I,dlinr.

The Buckeye State, of New Lisbon,
Columbisna county, comes TO us in
mourning for the death of r, c. Wilson,
the editor and proprietor, who died ON the
10th,
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The MurtTcCsGOrU Ailnir-Our
Private soldiers opposed 10 IA
Surrender.

The Nashville Union of the 18th
says;
A private OF the Sd Minnesota Regi.
ment arrived here yesterday from Muir
ircchoro. lie reports one t. two hundred
Texan rangers at that place, who are
busilIy Engaged, with the help OF the cit
izens, in barricadng the town. lie says
th ut the prIvatcs were bitterly opposed TO
surrcndering to the guerrillOs. The cili.
GERS took vote on surrendering, which
stood six for aud three against surrender
ing. There were not over eight hund-
red Of our soldiers altog, ther. The Min
ncsota regiment lust eight or ten killed
and twenty wounded. The two rcgi-
mcnts, or their officers rather, were at
variance, and there seems to have been a
great want of cooperation.
Gen. Crilt,ndcn was in bed at the ho-
tel when he was taken prisoner.
The troops were Of excellent material
and we cannot divine why such a disas.
ter could have occurred. 1t is nest in.
cXplicable affair.
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0erGen. Grant has taken Geu. Hal.
leek's command at Corinth and removed
his headquarters from Memphis to the
latter place.
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Gucrrilins in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. July 81.
Our pickcts werc captured on the
Lebanon road this evening five miles
from here by guerillas. one escaped.
Three bridges were burned to-day
within eight miles Of here, OH the Chat.
tnnoogu Railroad.
The enemy is in force under Forrest,
five miles from the city.
Tho troops are cut aud great excite
mcnt PR walls.
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GJ-A Washington dispatch to the
Phil9dclphia News says that rumors pre-
val! that Gcn. Mcclellan has resigned
There seems to be no foundation for such
a report.
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sheriff Sale.

June eth, 1862
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Trespass and Da image.

Notice !. LeTehy given to those rs through
my fsrm, doing damage, sach as tearing do Sn s,ons
piles, hFo~ing rails OF the fences, ehopping do an
rees, travelling through the standing grain aud erl-,
and ssTN'ng eway fruit from my orrhsr ar nny spel
Ike conduct, thstl am dslermined TO mt the iAw h
Co'es against such rutaan intruder,,
- JAMES GRIMES.
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10! WAGES PAID SlOt
sheriff Sale.
Nicholas Umsted,
vs..
Jacob Emiek.

vs..
Jacob Emick
BY virtue Of mn order made by the Court Of
Common 7 .ns OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
The May term, a. ID. 1861. ia the above
chtilh cause aLd to Inc directed, shall Of
fr lrr sale at public vendue, Mt the door Of
the Court House. in the city OF 7 iifin. in snid
county, on
TnK 2Sth DAY or JuLv, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m. and
oclok p. m, Of said day, the following de.
scIibcd lands aud tentmCnts. 10 wit;
In lots numbered five hGudred 500l in tho
Second Ward of the city of Tfiin. Seneca CO.,
Ohio.
LEVI wEIRlCK.
Sheriff.
H.. o-L ,co eatE
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rrIciAL.
WAN DErARrmrNT, WASHINGTON, July 90.
EXECUTIVE ORnrr.

WAR DErARrNrNT, WAsuiNeroH, July 90.
EXECUTIVE ORpEr.
FIRST: Order that Military Command
crs within the 81 ies or Virgins, South
Carolina, Georgia, Floridu, Alabama.
Mississippi, Louisiana, 7, xss and Arkau-
sns, In sn orderly mnnLcr seize aud use
my property, real or p rsonul, wlic may
he necessary or convenient for their sev.
crpl ccmmurds for supplies or for other
military purposes, aud that while prapur-
ty may be- destroyed for mi li,ary objects,
uouc shall be destroyed in wantonncss
" malice.
Second; That military and naval com-
murd, RS shall employ Hs llbcrers within
and from said States, so many persons of
African descent M can be ndvan,e--
gcously used for N litory or naval purpos.
-, giving thcm reasonable wages for their
labor.
Third; That ~ 10 both property, and
persons OF African descent, accounts
shall be kept sufficiently accurate and in
detail to show quantities and amounts
and from where both property and such
persons shall have come, basis upor
which compensation can be made in prop,
er cases, aud the several Departments o
this Government shall attend tn aud per.
Form their appropriate parts towards III,
execution of these orders.
lly order OF the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
/ SHc'y of War.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

0TThe surrender Of two Union Fegi-
ments at Marfrcesboro. Tenn, was a
most dicgraceful affair.
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ClNciSNAri. July %.

CINCINNATI, July'22,
Reports via MUysvillc state that our
Cnvalry had ovcr,akcn Morgan's band ou
the rond 10 Owcnsyillc from Mount Stcr-
ling, aud titCr severe fight of an hour
and u halt Morguu's forces were com.
plcte'y scattered, The cannon and hors-
- captured by Morgan at Cyn,hiUnO
were rc-,okcn, olso large portion of the
s'olcn property.
Tho rebels lost 20 IN killed. The Fed.
cral loss was 20 Killed.
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Indiana IttVudod

The rebels have crossed the Ohio and
captured Ncwburg, Indiana, and some
2J0 sich as prisoners. What next
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
sheriff Sale.

June 9th, ls6a. $500
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0sJ parson nrownlow is alarmed for
the safety OF Cincinnati and all the towns
and cities spon the border.
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o1-sub'cribo for the Tr,arrr--any
Si,bo year.
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sherin,s Sale.

June 9Th, '62 1918
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Gent m MS Furnishing Goods,

on hand, and large lot OF REapy.HApE cLornixo of
my own manufacture, which will Se sold for cash
cheaper than ever before offered in this market.
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New and Fashionable

and will lie sol at the lowest possible rates Call ut
the fine iewelry and Piano tspoms, No Comnor. In
Row, 1iffn, ~. tml1 WILLIAM GALlIiP
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The Clothing Store
CLOTHS, ClSSIMERS,
VeSttn2s,

Tweeds, Union Csssimer', sstinett,, Keutuely
Jeans, and all kinds Of summer gcodsj also a fuh
stock Sf
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sheriff safe.
Mathew McCa,ty.

June 9th. 'G2 sa.l5
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
From The New York Timer
The Freed hen OF South Carolina.

If il were not for the all-absurjIng interest Oi
the war, the problem which the black freedmen
of Port Royal are working out, aud regarding
which the official reports and newspaper c"rrtS-
pondence keep " well informed, ""ulu receive
the attention IL deserves as one OF the most IN
terestlng and important N the whole range VI
ethnologIc and social inquiry.
Probably the only men wbo will MT be greatly
surprised III the "a pacites tor voluntary labor
deyeloped by The free blacks ut Port Royal. and
the respectable amount OF mental and moral
faculty they display, are the Southern slave
holders 1Aey never believed the CANNON they
have contriveG TO circulate for the last quarter
of a century, as TO the brutshness besJlalty,
mcapacity ana hopeless degradation OF tue
hapless lnhertUrs OF the 'curse OF Canaan.
But il has oe.n a prehtaole gospe! 10 preach,
ana hence they have done their oesS to make II
ar article OF popular faith, and to give 1t the
force OF d scientific theory. And If there ever
was melancholy spectacle. 1t Is that OF science
prosttu ted to the base uses to which II has been
put by the Pro Slavery school OF sarans.
Contemplate though the celunnles are which
the Southern arstocrsts and their ethrVioglc
prophets have heaped pn the black bondsmen,
these caiumnies have not faied largely 20 I'M
pregnave Northern opinion; and PROBABLY there
never was any subject coming within the ranss
Of common experience on when current opinlon
was So largely made up OF The basest talIaeles
and iaisehoods as tna1 respecting the nature ana
capacities Of the negro race. And hence lt IS
that the reports OF the experiment at Port Royal
will come 10 many With I'll the force Of IL new
revelation II will ne something new 10 them
to learn that tnt freed biacks-and even their
white teachers we're eurpfjsed-aIe as lnuustr!-
Gus, and more 80, ,tnG ~ as much WORK, and
more, in the condition OF ireemcn and under u
Judlcous system ii day wages, than they tor
lhery do uuGe. the stimulus OF the lash that
they take readily dnu anrewGly u trade that
they have he syuE III ihcn Vi good soldiers !;
that they SNOW no iucuusdsruble Intellectual
aputuues ana tnat, thougA their manhood II
blotted and blureI Oy lifelong bondage, they
have always been perfectly well understood at
the South. Inc experiment AZ Fort Royal,
which has developed them, is not only interest
ing IN abstract sense, butt has Vast Practical
bearings and the future OF American Slavery Is
largely bound up Wit! the trIaI now being made
III the see l5lanG region O. the South Caroline
coast
We do nUs entertain any very IDEAL notlons ot
the negro race GUt NE trust We art equally tree
shut down byaXen tru aluent around any. the
most degraded that share our cOnnoD human
lty, OF tnat Can !t.Jk without hope and sympa
thy to their hard struggles towards light and
llte
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

The STRENGTH OF THE REBELs.-Ihe startling
reports Of lnmenae reoel armies In Virginia,
now so plenty, 90 not brighten the War Depart
ment. Says Washington letter in the New
York Post:
" The passion 70: telling immense stories in
relation 10 the strength OF the rebels seems ~ 'u
IN full force jnst aow, but they do not iright-u
the War Department. No one douhis t4at the
rebels have very large force in Virginia, but
the statements that there are now three hum
dred Thousand well armed soldiers in the vicinity
OF Richmond regarded ae preposterous. If
this were 80, and the rebel forces were in cor
responding strength at other points, they would
accomplish the subjugaton of the North with
out much trouble. Net Il large number OF re-
turned prisoners from Richmond bring back
these wild tales. 1t is evident that pairs have
been taken i'll the South 10 convey the imp pres
sion to our soldiers la their hands that they pos
sess an overwhelming force. An intelligent
chaplain just up from Richmond states that
while he has no doubt that the rebels are in
very strong force III Virginia, yet he could de-
tect disposition 50 exagserate their strength
when in the presence of Union soldiers. There
was no attempt whatever at concealmcnt, but
on the contrary, particular pains were taken t(
state the numbers OF the rebels ut round fgur,
TN every appropriate occasion. Not much de
pendence Gun be placed on statements made il
this way
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

HE CALEDONIA COUNTY Company, recruited
for the Ninth but not full in season 10 go in
that regiment-will be the first company in the
Tenth in camp at Bra,tleboro. This Company
was organized before the Ninth left the State,
Regiments was issued. The two companies Just
recruited In Washington County will, we sup
pose, be the two first companies in camp re-
cruited since the recruiting papers have been is
sued tor the Tenth and Eleventh.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

MILITARY lTEMs.-Capt Scion Eaton, Co. X,
I'd Regiment, has been appointed Major of the
Tenth. Maj. Eaton is a native of Addison this
State, and graduate Of the University of YER
mont.
Adjutant q. s. Laid, Of the I'd Regiment,
and Lieut.. D. M, Blackman of the LIST VI. Cav.
airy, have applied for and received a discharge
on account OF i'll health.
Frederick Swift, Quartermaster SerQean. OF
9th Vermont, died at Harrison's Landing the
28th ult.
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PRoMorloNs.-We find the following promo
tons in the last W oodstock Standard:


FIRST BAT Terry
Quartermasler Sergeant Thomas Reade, to be
Junior Ind Lieut., vice Salmon llebard resign
ed.
CAVALRY.
Company Ascend Lieut.. Ellis B. Edwards
to be LIST Lieut., vice Erhardt, promoted Sefgt.
Cornelius W. Morse to be 2nd Lieut., vice Ed
warus, promoted.
Company E-Second Lieut.. John William
son, to be first Lieut., vice Ward, promoted :;
Sergt. Edwin H. Higey, to be ID Lieut., wee
Williamson promoted.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Company Ed Lieut.. Samuel E. BurDham
to be lst Lieut.. vice Peck, promoted private
J. A. SayleS to be End Lieut., vice Burnham,
promoted.
Company A-lst Lieut.. w. Il. III. Peck, OF
Co. E, to be Cap Go. |, vice Lewis promoted
SECOND REGIMENT.
Company K.-Sergt Henry Carroll 70 be q
Lieut. vice Hoyt, reslgded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

ESSEX County. "A recent Union Convention
this County put in nomination the following
,ket
D. BEATTIE, Senator.
NV. " h FRENCH, Judges
H. W. BIDWELL, Sheriff.
JONAH BROOKS, Judge Probate.
HENRY HAYWOOD, States Attorney.
JAS. W. CADES, High Baif
The Convention was so tender on the eues-
IN of slavery, that it did not dare express its
bnmendaton of the leading measures of the
ADMINISTRATION as set forth in the resolutions
bpted by the State convention on the 9th Of
|ly, but adopted an expurgated edition Of
pse resolutions. The light will shine, however
that County yet, and the time will come wher
ere as elsewhere, it will be seen that this Wal
been prolonged by the political dodge o
tpressing the opinions of ninety nine men gu
livery hundred for fear the hundredth MAJ
ldn't like them.