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Tr, ms Going south and East.
leave Montpelier - s 4S ~ % r. ". ANA IL 81
Man Tr.Ir leaves Ronsrs Point y, i5N NJ. 81.
vi Adams at $50 A. NJ. Burlington 7l5 \. N, CON
Meeting White River Juncti withrans for from
Wells River. 81. J"haShury and iuteton, aud with
Mort u ELruId Tor BoS'u n Lowell Worcester &c.
and connecting at Bellows Fails win thrshire r K.
q iost aud wilh Vermont Valley 4. Z Tor Sprin.-
heid New Haven and New York. arriving in New YotS
AT 10 IL r. NJ.
ESrREsS TRAM leaves Rouses Point at sos a. for
Burlington and Ncrthield. Connecting at Gurlin gtnn
with boats for Whitehall, &c
NiGHT EXPRESS TRAM leaves OgdenshNig Al 1900
Mont ga at 100 P NJ Eouscs Point OF $40 NJ,
ins al Boston al $40 connecting ut Bellows Falls
with Cheshire K. r. 10: Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. K for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at 4 20 p. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al o5 M. 80 A. N. and 80 >.
MAIL TRAIN leaves iioSon at 7.30 \. NJ. Via Lowell.
Lawrence Fichburg. Leaves Sprin gtird y NJ.
Below Falls at l225 connecting nj White River
Juncti with Northern K. K from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic R. Il. tor aud from St Johnsbury and Little ou
arriving at Burlington Al Gi5 P. and ST. Abans nj
~ NJ, Ogden>burgh $50 NJ, and Montreal at ~ 80
p ".
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves NouhheId Al 30 4. NJ,
and Burlington al 90 for Houses Point and Mon
ueal.
N,aae ExrRys, Ta.,x lea yes Reilows Falls at IS
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K. L. leaving
New York at 500 A. VI, aud from Cheshire X. X.
leaving Boston 1T 90 P. NJ connecting al
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
$50 p. NJ via Lowell ur ut 800 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Ilnct"n at ll.53 NJ, arriving at Burn
at $50 A. NJ, Ruu.cs Point % \. NJ, Montreal at
1900 :, NJ and Ogdrn>hutgh at $40 Nj, connectl NJ
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago AMI the
West.
Sleeping cars attached to toth the night -6prr,
trans unnug between Rouse's Polrtaud Boston.
Through Tickets tor Chicago aud the Vest Tor sale
the principal stations
\lhnna ! IA. -.
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STATE OF VERGCNT.
ADJUrASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
WoOpsrOCK. Julv !. lsb2

ADJUrANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
WOODSTOCK, July :, leb2
The following orders have been issued by the War De
partment
WlR DEPAPrNENr,
WASHINGTON, y. c.. June IL So (
Pursuant to joint resolution by Congress to
enstments in the regular army and volunteer forces
it is
Orde1ed, That premium of two dola,s shall b. pad
for accepted recruit volunteers for ;hree years
during the and every soldier who here after
either regular army the 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 nited States or after he shall have
been mustered into and joined regiment already in the
serv
This order will De transmitted to the Governors Of
States and recruiting officers.
Signed EDWIN ~ STANTON.
Secretary of War
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D c., July >, 1852.
Ord.rsi That Of the appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling volunteers there shall be paid in
adv each recruit for three yeas or during The
war the sum twenty five dollars being fourth Of
the Of bounty allowed by law such pay ment to
be made upon the mastering OF the regiment, which
such recruit belongs, into the service Of the United
CSigned} 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 70 the pay OF
THIRTEEN DOLLARS PER MaSrH, 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 per month payment is made from the date
enlisInen;o The date OF muster ut the time the Recl
ment i mustcred
The result /. that each recruit will receive VIII the
regiment is mastered into the service Of the United
/ States.
OHE Mo>rH', PAY IS ADVANCE;
A BorNrY OF rwENrY-FWE DOLLARS ~ NDyANos
PAY, NJ 1HE RATE OF >EyEN DOLLARS PSR MONTH PROM
FHE DATE OF ENLISTMENT TO THE DATE or NUsrbR.
in addition t. IL" pr'mtum It ,Ho dollars when "lu'
pait Hy eli soldier for el h accepted recruit
brougA' by him 20 the reud 2yous.
And at the expiration Of tn Germ OF enlistment o
upon his honorable discharge from 'eryc after having
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DENTAL NOTICE.

7 SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, GA Saturday,
July 5th and shall be gai to see those who require
the services OF Dentist. don't expect to be absent
fr IN Montpelier again this year
Bear in mind that for nlng with GOLD, charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS CAVITY, and in no case
charge for temporary sets OF teeth, but fur
nish then yRHx. Dwork warranted
tlUulyls JOHN n. CoahJf'
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ADJUrAST AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OYpGcE,
WOODSTOCK, July I, 1862.
General Order No. Z.

In pursuance of requisition by the President of the
United States upon the Governor of Vermont, and in
sdera:on OF the necessity Of troops from Vermont
the vigorous prosecution Of the for the Union
hereby ind Gated and in reliance upon the known pat
triOtism and loyalty of the citizens Of the State which
demands, that all the assistance needed by Government
shall be afforded promptly and without question, il Is
hereby ordered that an additional regiment OF Infantry
be denomi mated The Tenth Regiment OF Vermont Vol
unteers, be Immediately raised and organized wi:h ii
State, serve IN the Of the United states FOR the
term Of thee years, unless discharged It is De-
leVed and expected by the Commander int ef IA. the
burden thereby imposed upon The pr0pl- OF Vermont
Will be cheertulT assumed and HAT every arl ,0y
citizen will eN-It his utmost endeavors procure
prompt response 10 the call of the President.
All necessary recru ting stations will be immed a'ey
established, ri which due notice will he given.
BY order OF his tXcellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOk.
Gov and Comma niet in Chief.
PETER WASHBtRN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
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70 Arms! To Arms!

The citizens of Montpelier and vicinity are re-
quested 10 meet at the Village Hall, in this
place, on Thursday, July "a, at ! - o'clock
p, NJ, TO take into consideration measures nee
essary to encourage enli.tments to fill up the
company now beog raised for the Tenth Reg
ment Vermont Volunteers
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iOFFICIAL.
STATE OF VERMONT,


Brattleboro Jaly D. 1862.
To the People If Vernont
The President Of the United States calls into the SCI
vice of the country additional force of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses the desire that they may
be enrolled without delay bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil speedy satisfactory con
cluson.
Each citizen should consider this appeal as addressed
directly to him, and at inquire what he DO .o
his country, directly if may be- and il not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and vlngto
take up arms and hasten to the Of conflict Aay
one can see that even though troops victorious
additional troops are needed to garrison and hold
numerous important posts taken and much more are
they needed to prevent repair reverses that NAV
happen.
1t cannot be necessary than barely remind the
citizens OF Vermont that the crisis of rebellion has
come; and that by hesitation and delay ii may be al
lowed to linger and invite foreign interference in its
behalf, or by such new, prompt and powerful rally
arms the loyal people of the country are nda ny
able to make, it can be crushed and annhilaet. Tn
present, then no time for hesitation delay Let
response from Vermont be prompt and patriotic and in
consonance with all her past history. Let you ng
man, capable OF bearing arms il defence OF his country
and its wise and be nehcent Cover nment nger at
important period in the Let hinder those
who brave ana competent Sight battles Of he
county, from gong forth to that patriotic, righteous and
needfnl service.
1t IS OF the last Importance that the and
strength Of our Government sh ould be now in large
measure put FORTH and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly established Let the President these
United States feel the strengthening influence of our
prompt and hearty response to his late call for additional
troops and those brave fathers brothers and
sons now in tn field struggling to the death uphold
be chered and encouraged by the INTEL
that many Of the & Green Mountain Boys " are
rapidly enrolling for the service their country and
will soon advance to its defence Much more might be
said TO you citiZcns, but few words the brave
and patriotic IS sufficient. Tme now, is everything
Let there be delay for convenient Let
it he said that Vermont is of States to re
spond with her qucacompoed Of Volunteers ready for
the service.
The Ninth Regimen: Of Vermont Infantry, now in
camp in this State, will form part of our quota under
the recent call for three hundred thousand An
der from the AID ulant General Of Vermont indicate
the details OF further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
| Governor of VeI mont
STATE OF VERMONT
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, j ly "a.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA., ly "a.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
A cavalry expedition sent out by Gen King,
on the 23d from Frederlcksburgh returned last
evening. Early yesterday morning they met ana
defeated body of Confederate cavalry, about
100 in number stationed near Camel Church
on the telegraph road from Fredercksburgh to
Richmond They burnt their camp and six
cars loaded with corn and broke up the tele.
graph to Gordonsville. An hour later u large
body of Stuart's cavalry came up to attack
them. These, too, were defeated and driven
across the North Anne river and pursued until
within sight of Hannibal Junction. Several
prisoners, ID large number OF horses and many
arms were brought buck. \ march OF seventy
miles, and the encounter and defeat of two bod
les OF Confederate cavalry WAS accomplished in
twenty hours without the loss of i. man
| have not Vet received the names OF the com
handing officers and the troops who have thus
distinguished themselves, but will transmit them
to you as soon as the particulars are received
The damage to the Virginia Central Road by the
expedition OF the 18Th Is not yet repaired
JOHN POPE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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Always purchase the best it is we'll settled fact that
cheap articles dearest. Much necessary is it
in buying medicine get the best therefore, il
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache.
fever and ague, other troublesome disease, buy
Of DR.. Chords Homeopathic Curatives. There is
not anything better than his preparations Sold at %
cts per box. complete assortment, forty different
kinds, sold by Fred f. Smith, Montpelier, VT, Agent
and by Philip Lee, Proprietor, l3s William Street, New
York
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FRGDERlcksBvRGn, Va, July %. Pursuant
to the order o. Gen. Pope, Capt. Chandler OF
Gen KING IS staff, arrested last night four of the
most Influential citizens of Frederic ksburgh
Messrs Knox, Barton, Gill and Guitord to be
held as hostages for the release OF certain Union
men carried Oft by the rebels last Spring. The
parties were taken from their beds late last
night, and sent to Washington this morning
There are large number of individuals visiting
their families here ON turloughs from the rebel
army, and plans are being arranged for their
capture Tonight. Day before yesterday the
Sd Indiana regiment OF cavalry met the enc my
several miles from here on the Richmond tee-
graph road, leaving one killed and SIX prison
ers. Two companies OF the Brooklyn 4th, and
squadron OF Harris light cavalry, are in
| pursuit of them.
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L he Confessions and Exper
enCe Of an Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
caution to young men who sufferfrom Nervous Debll
ty Premature Decay &C. supplying at the same time the
Of SefCure. BY who has cured himself ate
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackerv By enclosing postpaid addressed enve
pc, COPIES may be had Of the author, NATHAN
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WASHINGTON, July "a. The lst of Septem-
Der IL determined upon as the day on which the
Internal tax will go into practical operation.
Collectors and assessors will he appointed be-
fore hat date, which is officially proclaimed.
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PHILADELPHIA, July "a. The PenAsylvan
Railroad Company have contributed $50 900 ,
provide bounty for volunteer,
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KISDKRHooK, n. Y, July "a. Ex-pr,sident
Martin Van Buren, died at his residence at
Lindenwald at clock this moning in the 79th
year OF his @ge.
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q WASHINGTON, July %. Maj, Gen, Pope has
J issued orders to the different generals command
ing divisions in his army corps, requiring them
ty, especially in Culpeper County, not absolutely
needed by the inhabitants OF the surrounding
country. They are also directed to seize al!
stores not absolutely needed for the mantle
nance or subsistence Of The inhabitants
large nu,u6er Of officers from the Army of
the Potomac have been found ldhng about this
city, and have been sent back to the Pen!nsu la
and made to rejoin their regiments.
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NEW YORK, july %. \ copy .! the Mobl"
ddrtrilSu OF the tn bas been received H.
makea ilatterlng ailuslon to ORION Oh the
population OF LOUISIANA. lt says the loss Of
New Orleans has arou>ed he Southern cities
The word has gone forth that there will be no
more surrenders Of Southern towns except IN
ashes. Butler rule has Intensified the SOUTH
ern hatred OF Yankee rule. W mean to fight
tor oui Independence with such MEANS as God
and nature have put mo our hands, just an u
intervention WAS cut Of the question of hope.
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T O'CLOI X a. M.
70 THE FREEMAl

WASHINGTON, July %. There is neither law
or regulation for the acceptance OF volunteers
otherwise than for th'ee yeals or during the
war.
This forenoon the President, Secretary OF
War, and Maj Gen. Haleck were long IN cot
sultation at the War Department. For Il por-
ton OF the tim Pope and Burnside were with
them.
Great repugnance to the idea of drafting con
tnues to oe entertained in official circles here.
The impression is that the Presidents call tor
30U 900 additional volunteers, Is already being
responded to throughout the country with an
alacrity that promises to secure the " hole num-
Der in less lime than WAS recently anticipated
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New YORK, July % The steamer Fulton
from New Orleans, arrived to night. Purser
McMannus reports that the Fulton passed the
gunboat Octorora, and Porters mortar feet off
Pilot town, which would sail for Hampton
Roads next day. The Fulton has $50 hogs
heads of sugar as cargo
The New Orleans papers contain nothing of
Importance save local items which 90 to snow
thar the city Is unusually healthy, and its police
regulations e1celently well administered.
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List of Drafted Men

The following is a list Of the men drafted
In Goauga County, from the lst To the 4th
of October, by J. e. Stephenson, Military
Commissioner
RSseH-Corwin Hsskins. Mathew Is
ham. William Chase. Alonson Childs, Hen
ry WasbburD, Joel NJ. Boswell. Mortimer
Snedeker, Joseph D. French, Calvin Rob
ipson.
Bdinbridgc--IIenry B. Vincent, Georg,
Shepherd, Carlos Henry.
.4uburn--John Il. Bowlor. LOWS Hall
Edward Crafts, Samuel Hurd, Miles Crafts
Gilbert A. Richards Nehemiah Keyes.
.Ne,cbury--Delos Smith, Adolbert Lamp
son. James M. Ferris.
yMunson--Seth p. Lindley, Orrin u. How
oy. Edmund X. Miller, Myron N. Fox. viii
liam Lewis.
Pdrkmdn--John S. Ho1ter. Daniel 8
Whitehead. Frederick Carter, Thomas NJ
Blood, Gilbert CurtissJ Jr.. Perry J Hosmer
Perry Hosmer, Valentine Jones. Barzill,
ID, Waterman, Frederick l.. Herendoan
Philemon johnson. Burnham Tinker.
CidridOn-Martin L. Preston, Danic
Morehouse, Monroe Freeman, Joseph II
Chase, Mosier Amos, Sylvanus Froomau
Almou B Knapp.
Huhtsburg-Willam r Reed. John CLARK
Alanson X Loud. Alvin Beardslev.
Middicfeid--Solon Q. King, Edward II
Alden, Charles H. Hodges, John W. Hoon
| BWton-John Dickerman, James Her
endeen, Asher Farrow, James Granger.
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Major Wood and Lady.

We are reminded by the receipt OF some
tasteful wedding cards from "Mr. and Mrs.
George l. Wood" that our friend. the Ma.
ior, has executed O sudden and sue
cessful flank movement" out'of the state
of ''single blessedness," with the loss of but
one man, and the capture of ono prisoner.
lie was married on Thursday morning OF
last week, to Miss Jenny B. Tod, of Wat
rem, a niece of the Governor, and. We arc
told by disinterested persons as we'll as by
tho Major himself, very amiable aud in
tclligent young lady. We wore apprized
some weeks since, that the Major was ma.
turing this piece of "masterIy strategy.
but feared to disclosc the fact lest we should
endapger the "union." Allow US to cou
gratulate you, friend George. We have eveI
rcjoiced at your SUCCESS in all laudable IN
dcrtakings, a9d our worst wish now is, thai
you may prove as good husband as you
arc bravo soldier, and shat the new service
in which you have enlisted for life, may be
ss pleasant and profitable to both you and
yours, as its beginning ia brilliant and hope
fu. . .....
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Tribute Of Respect.

The following Preamble and Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted by the Brick
Chapel School. upon tho death. on the 7th
inst, Of Dave Wilder, an esteemed member
OF the School:
WHEREAS, 10 the dispensations of an all wise
and eVer.merciful Providence, our be.
loved sch hoolmate and friend, Dave Wilder
has, in the midst of joyful anticipations
of future good, and earnest devotion to sci
enoe and morality. been called by the i'm.
perative Messenger of Death, TO leave Us,
and take his journey through the dark
river, to the eternal and beyond; therefore,
Resolred, That, while we would bow in
humble submission TO the will of our kind
Heavenly Father. in separating US so sud
denly and unpectedly, from one near aud
dear to us; ono. who scattered sunshine
whenever his smiling faos was seen or his
kind voice hesrdi one at our head in scho
lastic attachments, yet ever having q kind
word. welcome greeting, for the most
humblei one who, by his nobleness Of char.
aster, intelligence of mind and goodness of
heart, had made himself admirod and re-.
speoted by all when present, and sadly
missed when absent; yet we cherish in sad
remembrance his early death, and in sorrow
bend our hearts TO the affecting hand, and
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