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FORTRESS MONROE, July %. 1t Is stated
that large rebel force is being concentrated
on James river, above the junction of the APP
pomatox and the James river. They came down
from Richmond by the Richmond and Peters
burgh Railroad.
Ii is believed that they already numbered
from sc, 900 to 10000. 1t is stated that Jack
son is IN command, notwithstanding that he is
in pursuit of Grn. Pope.
1t is believed that the rebels are now making
u bold stand at the above named place and are
bringing all their forces there that they can
spare from Richmond 1t liz thought that Suf-
folk will soon be attacked
A company of rebel cavalry made an excur
sion to Gloucester Pon., on Thursday and cur.
red off lot of contrabands and all the male
inhabitants capable of bearing arms. They then
burned a lot Of ship timber and departed with
their trophies, Similar depredations are being
committed in the vicinity of Williamsburgh by
guerrilas in the uniform of rebel cavalry.
The gunboat Dragon Vas got off the shore
to-day safely. All WAS quiet on James river yes
terday. man who obtained pass IN Nor
folk to go to North Carolina was watched by
one Of our officers who arrested him as he was
taking the road to Richmond. He had some 2 600
letters, and confessed that he was paid two dol
lars for each letter for conveying them from
Norfolk to Richmond
The steamer South America with large mum
Der of contrabands left for Harrison's Landing
this afternoon.
The steamship Massachusetts arrived to-day
from Port Royal for New York. She reports
all quiet on the South Carolina and Georgia
coasts.
NEW York, July y. The 1ri6unss Wush-
ington despatch says the War Department is
about to issue important orders to facilitate re-
cruitlng for regiments in the field.
Non commissioned officers for each company
and commissioned officers for each regiment
will be detailed as recruiting officers who viii
BE- authorized to mu ter in men in squads and
forward them to any regiment or company they
desire to serve in.
The rebels i'll Washington speak confidently
of its capture by Jackson shortly.
The Hera(d's Washington despatch says the
District Of Columbia is infested with rebels wht
are at Georgetown where now there is no Pro
vost Guard, and all Unionists.
The correspondent of the Herald states from
personal nowledge that constant communication
ctween the rebels of Accomac and Northampton
counties and those the Western shore OF TIT
Chesapeake Bay, is kept up by canoes conva,
ing letters. papers and information, Army Off
cers have been informed 81 his tact, hut pay II
heed to 1t
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than once heretofore expressed, under no circum-
stan, whatever To be place holder in the ser
vice of his country even although, as he most
confidently expects, it shall emerge in its full
strength and greatness from its present troubles.
lie hopes no one Of his fellOwcltizens thinks 50
unkIndly of him as 20 suppose he would be
content to exercise his power in Fraction OF it
il j, should consent to be divided.
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Always purchase te best it IS w:i settled fact that
cheap articles are dearest M1ch more necessary s 1t
that In Duying medicine You get the best therefore,
you have couah, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache.
fever and agur. other troublesome disease, buy
some OF DR. CHORDS Homeopathic Curativss There is
not anything better than his preparations. Sold A. -
cts. per box. complete assortment forty different
kinds. sold by Fred r.. Smith, Montpelier, Vt, Agent
and BY Philip Leo Proprietor ~ william Stree. Nsr
York.
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I SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, ON saturday,
July 5th and shall be glai to see those who tequHe
the services Of Dentist. don't expect to be absest
fr IN Aontpelier az ain thi, year. --A e.
Bsar.ln IN, nd that for hung with COLD, charge but
SEVENTY. FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in
charge aayhng foe Temporary sets q teeth, bat fur
nish them Pass. work WARRANTED. ~ ...,
tMAuyM JOHN x.iuoAss VS.
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fOFFICIAL,
STATE OF VERMONT.

To tde People Of YtrroHt:
The President of the United States calls into The
vice OF the country additional force of
thousand men, and expresses the desire that they msy
be enrolled without delay brsg this
and Injurious civil speedy and satisfactory Son
clusion
Each citizen should consider this appeal as addressed
directly to him, and inquire what he can 10 tor
his country, directly, il may be, and il not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and Wiling 10
take up arms and hasten TO the of conflict aay
one that though troops ar. vie.ociona
additional troops needed garrison hold the
numerous important posts taken and much more aan
they needed TO prevent repair thai may
happen.
1t cannot be necessary than barely remind rhe
citizens Of Vermont that the crisis Of the rebellion
coma and that by hesitation and delay it may be al
lowed to linger and invite foreign Interference in to
bshaH, or BY such new prompt and powerful rally
arms as the loyal people of the country abunAa nS
able to make, it be crushed and annihtlaea. IN
present, then, is time for hesitation delay LET mo
response from Vermont he pro np and patriotic IN
eonsonanse with all her past history. Let you ,s
capable of be ring defence of his csunfxy
and its wise and be neHcent govel nlnent Nnaer 81
important period in the war. Let hinder Aot.
who are brave and competent to n; the battles %
country, from going forth patriotic rhteon, sSn
needful serv ce
1t il OF the last importance that the snd
strength Of our Government sh eud be now in large
measure pnt torth and its power and stability fully
proved and mly established. Let the President Of thes.
United States feel the streng heniDg influence Of "a,
prompt and hearty response his call for adlitio
troops. and those brave men, fathers brothers
sons nov in tn hed struggling tn death 10 upho,i
our cause, be ch2ered and encouraged by the
that many of the Green Mountain Boys .t.
rapidly enrolling for the service of heir country md
will soon advance to its defence Much more might b.
said TO you, fellow citizens, but words 30 the brave
and patriotic is sufficient Time, now is everything
Let there be no delay for convenient .ea-o
il be said that Vermont is tn, hrt state, to re-
spond with her quoacompo.ed of rolun:e, r~t9
the service.
! The Ninth Regimen. Of Vernon. Infantry, Dow ~
camp in this State, will form part OF quota on.r
the recent call for three hundred thousand men An or
der from the Adiuant General 81 Vermont will insa.c
| the details Of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOL3RCoK
| Governor Of Vpjrn
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CLNT HIS!
II. r. RIkER,

d X A p E r A N ID IA Ito r.,
has just returned from NEW YORK, with good stock OF
Brosdclohs Uassmeres and Vestngs of late Patterns
and Stylet German Broadcloths. Bla, D oeskin
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentlemen's
Pants Rich silk aid Narcotics Vest
inss Satin and Silk Vestings. of
the best qualities,
11y All Garments made at his Shops will be done in
the most workmsn mike and fashionable manner.
Garments for others TO make and wsrran ed to At
Gentlemen wishing for a good and fashionable Coat,
can get it by calling at Riker's shop,
1862,
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AUGUSTA. Me, July o. | ndcr the'increased
bounty offered some time ego to old regiments
over new, recruiting tor them is progressing IA
vorsbly, and it is believed that four new req
ments will be ready to march in two weeks.
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I O'CLOCK A. M.
70 THE FREEMAy

WASHINGTON, July 26. Official documents
necessary to consummate the recently arranged
agreement for general exchange of prisoners
have been forwarded to Gen Dix.
The President has issued brisf proclamation
warning all persons within the contemplation of
the 9th section IF the confscntlon act, to cease
participating IN aiding countenancing or abet-
ting the present ebelliou or any rebellion against
the Government of the United States, and to
return to their proper allegiance to the United
States on pain OF the torfel'ures and seizures as
within and by said 9th section provided
1t is officially published that the call of Gov
Curtin for nine and twelve months volunteers
was without previous consu Iiston with or the
direction of the President or War Department.
and having been made it was deemed bes, to
accept such trooos as were offered, but the law
does not allow any bounty to nine months men
except $25 paid a the time et being muster
in the service.
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ATATE OF VERMONT.
NSJrrtsr AND INspECTsR GEskRAL's Oyr! ss. :
WOODSTOCK. July :, 1897.
General Order No. z.

General Order No. z.
In pursuance of rcgusitiOn by the President Of he
Cnied States upon the Governor Of Vermont and in
sidera.ion OF the necessity of troops from Vermont
or the vigorous prosecution Of the for the Union
hereby indicated, and in reliance upon the r44
triotsm and loyalty OF the citizens OF the State which
demands, that al III" assistance needed by Governme
shall be Afforded promptly ard without question it Is
hereby ordered tina! additional regiment o: Infastry
TO be denonnaIsd he TrDth Regiment Of Vermont VOL
uRteers, he Immediately taasd and ranytd within ,a
State, TO IN the army Of the UNel states SIX me
term OF three ysArs nucss discharged Is
lisved and expected ny tn Commander int hf ,aas hit
burden thereby imposed 1pon Ne peopI- u Vermont
VIII be cherrfuy assumed and that every and oyai
citizen will ais utmost en4eayors TO procure
prompt Response to the call OF the PreGident.
All necessary tng stations will be In NED ates
Established, # whi~h ne notice Will b. given
Hy oYlsr Of hLs Exc@ency,
FREDERICK HOi.BROOk,
Governor and Comma nl>r % shia,
PETER WASFIBtRS,
Adiutant 4sl IA. poc<rr 80 ,-ra!
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S1Ai. Of VSHMl NJ.

Ap:G!AST AA2 IyspAcpuI SeNlRA..'s Q,E-s
Wo)ps4ocA, July !, l,G2
III. 'oow.ns ssd-F1 ave been issued BY a., Wa De
partm@nt
TA2 DsP RfstNr.
~ teHi>sfVS, II. T., jane u, ST.. |
Pursnant 70 nj resolution by Congress TO eneom
enstments in n" r-ga7 army and volunteer forces,
it's
or4s I'd, That premium OF dolla,s shall be pad
for each accepted recruit that volunteers for three Yeas
or during the war and every soldier, VIII" hereafter
lists either in the regular the volunteers for thee
years during the war; may receive bis drst mouths
pay in advance. upon The mastering Of hs CON sany nto
the service of this United States after he SHAH have
been mastered into and joued regiment already IN the
This order vii! ~ transmtied 20 the Governocs II
Signed TDWIN NJ. STANTON
secretary OF War
WAa DEPARTMENT
T.sHINaros, D. July ;, 1860.
Ordered, That Of the appropriation for collecting,
organizing and drilling volunteers there sha be paid
war, the of twenty ave dollars being fourth Of
the amount Of bounty allowed by law such pay to
be made upon the mastering Of the regiment, which
such recruit belongs Into shs service Of the United
(sisnsd) EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary IL War
The State Of Vermont pays 20 each accepted Resru
Who mustered into the service OF the United States
SgvGN DoLIARs PER MONTH in addition to the pay Of
sates making the pay Of each private rvxsrY DOLLARS
per month dsrinr his term OF service OF this OF
dollars per month payment Is made from she dale
Of enlistment 10 the date OF muster n the lint Tho Req
uent IL mustered,
The result /. that each recruit will .eoeivc vnea The
regiment Is mustered into he service Of The United
States,
ONs MoNra's PAY II ADVANCE
A BOUNTY OF TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAT, AT IHE RsrK OF EVEN DOLLARS MONTH PROM
THE DATE OF ENLISTMENT o DATE or husvRR
in add on to the premium of dollars which viii be
paid any c soldier for a:h accepted recrua
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And at the expiration of n! term Of enlistment,
upon his discharge from service, a@K having
served oyears he will receive further bounty of SEv
pNrr.FIvE DoLLARa
PETER T. wASHBURS,
Ai5utant and Inspector General.
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ITALIAN REFS.

DRICE OF an Italian Queen Warranted pUre). with
few workers to accompany krr, g. ler, safe arrivk
insured ~ her destination Full In struoons for untink
the queen with common stock will BE- sent With esch
queen Address, G0UDRlt SASBOkN
Ssn3 East Hsrdwiok, Vt,
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"A by "a w = UoeOs piocA.
Apprentice Wanted!
LAD sixteen eighteen years Of age of steady
II industrious habits and having good common school
education wanted Immediately apprentice at the
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISH MENT'
N0NrPgLIER, VT
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2G, The steamer 5. r
Spauldlng has arrived from Fortress Monroe
with 240 wounded soldiers from Richmond.
While in Richmond they were well treated by
the officers and men OF tue rebel army, especially
so by the troops from Mssisai pp and Georgia.
United States Treasury notes were eagerly ia
ken. Baltimore notes were taken. but were
looked upon with dstrust
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WASHINGTON, July 26 In designation in
General Order No. l35 from the Headquarters
of the Army OF the Potomac, 81 the forces com
mabdcd by Brig. Gems. Porter and Franklin as
the 5th and 9th army corps is confirmed by the
War Department.
The forces under Maj. Cen Dix will conssi-
tute the 1th, those under Gen. Wool the 9Th,
and those under Maj, Gen. Burnside. belong ing
to the Department of North Carolina the 9th
army corps
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PORK! PORK :!
HAMS! HAMS
LARD! LARD

At Wholesale OR RETAIL, AT
Il $50 CARTOONS, Reeds Block.
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CAIso, July Is. The steamer Wils'n, from
Nlcksburg, arrived last night. When in Prince
ton Bend, eighty miles above Vlcksburs. she
was fired into by ,eral six Founders and
score or two muskets, and hit about sixty times,
mostly by musket balls One shell burst directly
under the boiler No one was hurt
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NASHVILLE, July q. The 10Th OHIO regl-
mens guarding the Memphis and Charleston
railroad station between Decater and Coltland
were attacked yesterday by large force of
guerrilas under Stearns and Howard, 80 or 40
of the regiment are said to have been killed
The road was considerably damaged, bat not 50
mt ch 80 az t. cut of communication.
A large rebel force is reported to be near Tus-
cumbia. Col Forrest is reported to be at Car
thage with the object it is supposed, of making
u descent on the Louisville r. K.
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MEMPHIS, July %. Two hundred and forty
persons took the oath OF allegiance yesterday
and 10 received permits to 20 south The
news from Nicksburg Is unimportant. The
bombardment was renewed from the upper fleet
The rebels reply occasionally, The Arkansas
was stlIl under the protection OF the rebel bat
terles repairing.
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WArnINeroN, July 26. The definition of the
position of Secretary Seward il evidently au-
thor'tatiyely published this morning. 1t seems
ho is content, as he has been hitherto, to re-
main where no is. SO long rs the chosen Chief
Magistrate of the country requires it, even
though his advice should be oveiruled, which
happens very rarely, and then in cases which
his own Judgment better informed sometimes
approves At the same time no you'd not if he
could for any reason. proong his stay 10 the
place he now holds one hour beyond the time
when the President should think it wise 70 re-
lievs him, and when he shall retire from it, il
will be with the determination that he has more
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Ao;tfAsr AA3 IyspAcfoE GtSLRA.'s 1,ErN, !
WoopsfooA July !, i,GS
IN. following aTd"PS hsvs been iAsue BY ta., " . De
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CAPE RACE, July q. The steamship Edin-
burgh, from Liverpool the evening + the 18th,
passed here at one clock Saturday night The
Edinburgh met the Glasgow passing up the
channel Saturday morning
In the absence of further news from America
the papers have little to say upon the war ques-
ton.
The Times publishes litter from its special
correspondent, eulogisuc of the energy, and
n,wer of IN, contederat.s and uoints nn, tho
in organizing and maintaining their armies
IL argues that there is but one source Of such
strength, viz the sense Of right.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 The President in an
official order announces the death of tx Presl-
dent Van Buren,, and says the event will occa-
sion mourning in the nation Tor the loss Of
citizen and public servant, whose memory will
be gratefully cherished.
As mark Of respect the Executive Mansion
and the several Executive Departments, except
those Of the War and Navy, are being draped
with black and nearly all public business has
been ordered to be suspended to-day. The War
Department will cause suitable military and
naval honors to be paid to the memory Of the
llustrous dead, such rs flags at half-mast, fir.
ing Of cannon, &c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTH NEw YORK RFer.
FIENT The newspapers Of New York and Phil
hdsiphia announced the departure from the for
rncT city Of the celebrated military Organization
known as the Seventh Infantry, under the COM
Inlnd Of Col. Lsferts. II appsars by their state
mcnts tsat the regiment left New York city at 10
O'Clock on Monday night. They reached here by
the Northern Central Railway, and marched bv
Cathedral and Eutaw streets TO the depot OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Camden street
Upon arriving al that place many OF the com ma nd
supposed they would proceed forthwith 10 Wash
lDctoa, but thew Were detained here and for the
pFe-snt viii be qusrtered al the barracks near
bellevue Gardens, West Baltimore street. The
command mussers about 900 muskets, Of whic d
90 come in. the last detachment OF 150 being ex.
Tecttd btre this morning. The regiment is ac-
Srohula, who, a. composer and arranger OF band
'"'isc Is most favorable known Throughout the
co ;ntry.
IL was nearly dusk when the Ike reached the
'isDot. committee Of the Union Relief Associa.
f'sa met the principal officers, and after a brie,
Interview the regiment marched into the com.
InodiOus building Of the association and sat down
20 good supper, consisting Of sliced ham, fresh
bread, cheese, hot coffee, &c, ard Il was regarded
ii0for Gen. Dix, Major Ludlow ana Lieut.. Bars.
t''v sPPeared, and the General gave the com
iE-nding officers warm greeting.
The seventh Regiment wear q uniform almost
precisely Ike that OF the Thirteenth BROOKLYN
consisting OF grey csssimer coat and pantaloons
"ne To% Of brass buttons ID the breast grey CASH
mr. cap, and the whole trimmed with black css
mer. The companies moved well, and evince(
considerable discipline, but are by no mean
a he service OF the Federal Government.-Bal.
.4f.sTtcda.
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IrThouss IHI SIAN Is printed On the Is..c
spirI, Of the Morning Press.

The lHtslligsnesr argues that Congress can
not By Legislative act attaint for treason any per-
son, 81 class OF persons, but II can declare the
punishment Of treason, with the restriction that
that punishment, as prescribed by law and ad-
1iHist.rtd By tie courts before which the accused
ere brouV ht shall not work corruption Of blood
oT forfeiture Of estates, except during the life Of
she person attainted."
The R.psbEieaH, commenting upon the bill TO
rscfganIle the judiciary Of this District, SAYS
" u Is moi, we presume, doubtful that this move
I!lent has its origin In objections to the opinions
and (perhaps) practices Of the persons actually
exercising judicial functions here;r and saws,
an easier and better way to get rid Of the di IA
Guilty, is to change the legislation which brings
-iaveTy questions before the courts Of this Dis
.riCt. Slavery Is already abolished. Let the
application Of the fugitive-slave law to this Dis
'ict be no longer permitted, and II will cease to
he 81 Importance what the notions Of our judge
s!e about slavery ~
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Letter from Manchester, near Richmspd.
ICorresnnadenne PhIlndelphia Inauifefl


MANCHESTER, Six MILES FROM RICHMOND
Sunday, May 25.-Te-dsy has been the most quiet
Sabbath Of any we have spent In the army. The
advance still holds their position here, while the
main body Of the army 10 moving to sustain us
The enemy have large force In mont Of NJ, and
are said, by contrabands, to be pouring over re-
increment from across the James FLYER ana
from the Southwest.
We cannot move much further without going
to Richmond, or under cover of their batteries, at
the race-course.
They made feint to-day, ss though they were
going to NAL e an attack on our LETT, some Eve
miles below here, but the balloon found IL to be
only q ruse, and so 1t was regarded.
We now hold the Chickahominy from here to
below Bottom Bridge, making Jrsst 10 OF, COL
Rnrn Of fifteen miles.
p There is much that would be interesting, bat it
is contraband, and though others may violsss the
parole Of Col Sanford we decline.
Ii rained all day Saturday, making the roads
very bad, but the sun shines now lutte pleasantly
and they will sooa be In good condition again.
Do not look for a big battle for some time here
vet
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THK OPERA To-NIeHI.-The artistes Of the
Gorschslk BrignoIi Opera Company have ar
rived in this city, so there is certain to be no
disappointment In the performance tonight
7 hey bring with them on this occasion an ade-
quate chorus, and coed orchestra has been
secured, and the public may count upon the
rendition Of the pieces announced with the full
est possible effect. Great Interest Is felt TO hear
the American prima donna, Miss Kellogg, whose
Performances elsewhere have created such fR-
rc,s. The other musical stars, II will be seen,
are all sshrs.-raters
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LATE FROM CoRIaTH.-we have late adyices
1fcJu CSrinth which enables IN 10 state authenti.
csly that Besufegard Is there and not at Rich
r1oEd that Sterling Price, Of Mo, Is alive and
wei and In command Of one Of Beaurecard, 9
Diyisions,-tbat CCrinth is not evacuated that
h-llecA's Army Is in good state OF discipline,
and that the letter writers have been e1pelIed
nom Tie Army "a a whole, because Ii was neCes.
say to get I'D Of part Of them (one Of the CORES.
Cnoehts having been inveigled into communal
alton with pretty Tennessee rebel with three
brothers Ia the Confederate Army, and Others be-
jng iinprudent)-and that the day of battle will
lfro-bly be governed by circumstances connected
WIN the feet Gen. Mitchell 10 about fifty mile,
iTcil Corinth, preventing reinforcements from
Teaching Besufegafd, via the Charleston and
lttutphs Railroad. We have reason TO beliey,
'Eat We plumbers In the two armies of Halleok
"Rd &eauregard are greatly over estimated, and
nat TIE forces are not very unequal. When Far.
iaEut reaches Memphis IL Is probable that IN,
oeis Will be compelled TO leave their entrencb
t.ent5, md fight In fair FIELD and upon ,omf
ihihE Ike equal terms IN. Y. Express