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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-14
TAKEN up

M put in Jail III Chattanooga. Haniion County
"A Easf Tennesses On lie ID Of October. lss1- =
HFGRo NAN who Says his name 10 ACk and that
Tenn said boy II SICK. a jean old fest insh
Ai st.s I L :" = j:Hs,.
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RUNAWAY

IrII0M the snbseriter few days since negro boy
lH about seveuteeu yrars OIL. rather dark complex
ioned with extremely thick lips liberal reward
will be paid fer his Apprehension and delivery 70
a. Chattanooga fof inforr7ation that will lead 10
his reeoErrT- lnoF7-tul John C. BURCh
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Proclamalian.
HEaDQrAnTEEa. JarEsox. nIsE
Get :. lss--

0st- :. lss-.
XIX.
UnY suthorty q The 6ecrrtary = Var 20 - Goa
- lrdrrnfe States q Anerica. 4 prociairn tn
rhanRs q Pu1sbSEEE. OFFlcEEs and HEx NC have
Ian.1rI A vicksburK MsaiE<ipri, up this d1te
faai aud cons kite All e1fctrs ard soldiers Hhose
n.uses have been registered viii The e. s. Csunis
sirrr a. Vf~ksl.urr With inEtrucon- avail neti1-
ratbn Of exchanKe- ril report Ffirsi delay 70 the
Headquarters u thea respective ell1n.nis-
iI.Ofp TlIEHMAS
Brig General c s. Army. Containing EIrhsnEed
Pfizouerk w.
Oniei.ls
rs.ssr.s E1.i'. >. o'P'..- A. G.
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Bss- ri is refre.lh irE to see how the anti
IlincbIhitks spin the terror stricken re- ion Of
Y.ankec land arc pouring in hst shot into that
ling lark, Iakish looking craft. known az the
.ssorTila.f Il4I.d
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NEGRORs WANTEn

I'VE wish 10 hire IS OF 20 negra men 70 cut uoes
w u Dade county, Geo. We viii pay rsod va
ges Persons having negroes 70 hire viii addreas ~
at Iretton. Geo. Pern1nen NJ employment-
otf2t-1ms n. B. ncHAHAN Co
- Knoxville Registsr and Atlanta ConIedsracy
COPY and end bill % Kn0xEile-
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rr,1KES NJ By The Elbscriber ab0ut tWo mo1ts Ag1.
4 4 I1rrs reS ball uith his tail cnt o. The own
= : 1890 JAMES SMITH
no~f-lcfs nile. south q chaftanoorn.
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~ The legislature DE- Alabama q still in
.ctiT. service. Tho special term in Georgia
!. rstti,sg under weigh. Gov Browns mes
.ags Is the all abtOrbing topic.
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pes- Mrs. Lincoln ha. Eons shopping. Poor
old Abel While that expansive Iittle woman
i fosti.x the streets. he. like the partner of
Fisr4 MaFiimsey has the drsary pr@Ipect pn-
AZ oil foating the bill,
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The Abolition Jayhawkers in Cock county,
TEXAS are being disposed Of - taFk as they
are caught. About fifty have ALREADY Peen
shot or hung.
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Banks. in = speech made from the platform
af railroad ear in 6oston. saia. the coming
winter was not to be lest in inaetipn-
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VOLUNTEERS.

DEISG fully suihorizel 10 rai>e and zusfer into The
ID seivice Of he Confederate states regiment 81
fnfsntry for Tie AL Captains having COMPANIES
orgknzrd have them mustered into The service ~
writing AZ Winchester. OF tslegisphiuf me - ls
eherd. Tenn This regiment i wanted itrnedntriy-
otts TAI ". NEWMAN
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UT, EFIbrida and tic lower part Of csOr
q. .neuy are determined to make = 81 J
but vigorous camraign-
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rrsr- The richmond Igttsr-writsrs REPRESENT
an amazing number Of hale aud hearty eHtrppt'
in thAt fity.
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~ The Nashville kIIirty Onion throws =
it's hands and thanks God that .sqccOr hi
come, and We are sAfe O4ce mere
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- III e people Of ChArleston are lbeconinE
for iii. hrst time during the war, really al1rm
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WANTED

ITO HIRE, At the Efowah Iron Works. Barts6 soun
L y. Georgia. one hundred sble-ho1ied nsErsss--
Wages paid monthly Of quarterly
WI 7. QUINCY
oct7-lm Pfisident z u. & n. Companr
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WANTED---A DIsTILLER.

DHO understands steam diStiileries with nod
w ern improvements. and yeast and malt ma
king. He will be exempt from cnnscriptian. and
must bring suitabls rtfetences- single prefer
ed ANDREW DUNK.
nbTl1stad Forsyth. Ca
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~ Happy me., says Thomas cAflyls, ar
fall 81 ~. present for its beauties suffice EN-
and vise men also. for its duties ensAss then
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WANTED.

1900 POUNDS q {, r e for which the hisAs''
oet1s I've = w eoRBiN-
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snow, 10 the depth Of inches, fen in Bris
tel, Va, last Sunday week.
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QranrEEn a.rErs IL.

Chaftzncosa. oct. 3ls<. lSs1.
Garfield acrounts Of r g.. Banks Capt aud Quar-
terrnsster viii be paid II Tie once Of
norl I'm 3. r JONES
MAJ tlaartarmaEter-
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.

SUBSTITUTE OVER forty-ive years Of age, i want
"a ed fur three wears OF during the war A liberal
rice viii Be paid For further HlorTnafon apply
his ofice.
Nov l2-lms
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200 WOOD Choppers WANTED.

CDNSTANT employment and prompt pay. with
" good prices Apply ~ once 70 the nndsrxgned
n EtnEah Iron Works. wv T. QUIMBY.
oft7llm President =. n. 4 n. Company
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z srrxrrsrD

Is when any persos Liable - rsiir;ary 5sty uassr
this act bat not yet lnu,tsred info -s1rics H. sny
company. desres = fuTn al sab,fltaie be shsf ~
port hiuseif viii he substitute - tl- eoumsndnat
IL camp Of i14ti1cti1n snd Il lie EnbsriIuIa -
lawfully rxenpt fron IaliitarT Duty nAd exanina-
ed soend and IN al resecis Ire ton ilaTy rlrricr
BE may be accePted and snrusd and lhe person far
nishng such substitute nay be disrhsfree ~ he
conm1ninuf % the camp but autsfIl1e sks ~
entitled 70 transIortatiun fLer aluwanra a. fhs
rxPenns ~ Tie Govern meat anti seserisd and sn
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ELMMFTIuNu-
- Persons sl.in,inx ekeuiliisn ira. nEs.nrr susr
ender this shail b- required ~ Tie unr.lisr e.
Ger make oalh that flrF l1uluIlr earuur .nI
fhail Be iurnislea - hlss uiih crii&safs $3.50
txsmpti0n.
superinfendeufr ana oprntrss il rosl a,l-.its.
iartories enEaget IN MISUNDERSTANDING snch u.r
s used b tks lor ciulhfnr- u1ier.lu - a.
knd u-tI m he -erire - - to1isoarn1e
Eorernuruts. vii BE cxenpt. excoedinn harruE.r
IN any estaiBhneEf Ehs nunb.r nscr1nnrJ Il a.
ef6cient t1lcrufi11-
EarolssE esssr. riilrsPort rsskly = Il..t. Gel
All saroInesls Mn be n.ss up.a bisuks tfssu,h.s
he snrOliiHE ocsrsl in dsPhc.i. Dspliesle rslL -
Al per.os ssiween ths ares u % AID - uli Be ~
unrdei 20 ths onire- Els - th.se bsirrra lie sres
y - s1d : - Be f0rEnrled . The Aezisnl Gsssra
of lie state
i.runrded - his onrs. q AL Prrspn1 ulki. lb.-r
districts brtEcrn he ages q - an1 - - uny
10 tkeisps certain Per.ons fra e1rtnrns 90 -
vice Ia tie armies ~ he CunlederEte STATES AZ
sinE ths rIl Ill be he ad.rit - lhs persan
tl-t b J. sEkIlp.ed ~ i.r The a4laFiis vin ~
nnlnhe1ed and rslrrred y n-1ier IN ~ uiznu -
rsuarks. OPPOSITE he n.eae u IL psrsoa srenPfed
ground - pky-r.i i-sbili,J. st s5rk > rss1 49,
e frzrsi nlnst proceed - Knoxville. ant ~ ernrr
n - - e-rr- I. c-ar.-s = n.
ia in iuiEht - e1danctIed ~ trssrEnr. bhyEciaa
nali sake a11aFit th.t ns1t. 1u1 prs-r1f 4 -
rrir,sa Hf1l.Eii ih-i hs .n Prr<.ui Lilzsl - ths
ssrolllnE o1l1-E : he sL.l u EsII 1nsarh
EGI4uNA -4A~-4Ik4A ~ - NIIIL1I
srcept ~ rr.Ion = h,rng farni<rd - t-l,lrrr 80
thsr sah.tItrte. and fhsI dischares (.rurd ~ thr
esla1..adinE olctr = the reEi.snl.ar sslzn1s1.-E
" camp q insi ectlu 11c-t rfntr hnI thrr urrs
ai-ciarB~i ~ reasoa - hari.E fsrui1h-d /. subri,
tufe.
A. t.n - Tersun slau i.e o.rullnr A. ..r..,i.,
1cer wIII l1ruish hiul WIth trzrncrfnt fru1n -
muster rl. Eriug hs d-scritti-a 80 e1.ruII1-n AZ
sr-er ltia = 1epof = ~ 1a-p q i.s.rurtiua -
kroxflle ILls fr41srr-1f fLr1.ells ~ = u.rfsr-
master VII rr.1l- 10 l.sr-ua - his frzas,.sl.-
tiun-
Per.1ns snr1liss uh0 az = relors h rr.-on,bis
tine vi e tczted dr-rtsrs. unirss ssii-eariry
e1cuzE be EiFen 81 the d-lay-
e1o1l1 any pcrso1 halle - ( nscr1ptoa rcfasc -
- e1ruIed. Elzz rcfu>e f1r1isl liz a-r.
&c-. TIE e1IDin< uIcrr I'll al 1l11 lie 1hrrlI -
arre1l SCH rersl1 fersrns. E1s III. u--1 q te
neI nccc1S1ry. Apply = tllr n1llin< o1ctr -
Tie spsrl1cnl 80 .zlr1 milky trrt b. nj
quirn. Shouil fhr a1eriT Cal u ths cx-cutisa ks
d1fy tie rnroIIi1r cEr ~ rrlrt Lie LII ilzins
dizi.iy Tie sulrrinlrne-ni q lie rcrEias
or cou.rrnufuf - c1np - iAstruc1irn k1uxrlic.
= u Gl-AkE. Li-1t- g. a. - J..
Esrf E--is >srf 4 C.znl't - r-lul. y i..s--
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So = Be Il farther enartet. hat - - snrsl.
Ernf - Al Pcr-on- conPrel,rHdrt v.thrs he rrurir
ii1s of tiis act uha nnt alreay r-rrirs a.,
n mics q The CunfedernIe slufrs zkall u etul -
ths Prr<idcnt With the q tie rarrrnus.t b
The respective States elnpky Sz1le crr.- and q,
ilurc % obtain surh colr-rnt. be shall rllluy Cun
fedtrste osscers- shsrErd ufsh ~ d1sy = n.his.
sch enreiinrnf n acc.rlz vita rrlsa nnt rsrsh
tfons u - Pie-cribe1 ~ hiu-
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re Great upr,eanr.

: t. l. 4
The soul-seieEing sounds Of martial nuain Ar
heard In almost every strset, road and aveuue.
Of every town, village and city In oil thu hro,d
land. The alarm Of war hes aroused the neonle
q one man, and multiplied thoussnds are mr.
ing 70 the rescue Of our beloved Institutions =.
The 6res Of patriotism burn o., BRIGHTLY on our
alters, q did those Of our Revolutionary hires
on theirs. The same ardos that caused dian %
tight for independence impsls Ass;r sons 10 nsin.l
tain It. Our country % In dangsr-ths nation Il
alarmed, and parl Wan! WAR! 10 I'll tho theme
No craven fear keeps back our b:sve sons, but
ike their honored ancestors, every life IL freely
offered o. sacrifice If need be, to preserve our
rishtsl our liberties! our oil go 81 u
In this county Eve full companies arc about
complete under the late call, and We learn that
other counties are alike aroused, and are doing
equally we'll. ,.r ass -.-.tf
Capt Walkers company has been full for q
| week or moro. Capt. Comstock1 company il
also conplete. So is Capt LoAand's and Gil
christ, Baugh and Loughridge have also . full
company and several more are forming and viii
be organized soon. '.s f45 ~
Truly our land is . glorious one. Our mer
are brave, and our women patrioticl Onwart
speed the rushing wave of enthusiastic warrior
until the rebellion ID crushed-the power Of th,
government restored, and the right INDICATED
and God speed the day, when "Liberty shall o.
proclaimed throaghout all the lsad to all tn
Inhabitants thereof 40 skalooss Herald.
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EURN1TURIE.

The latst ana most fashionable Estabiihmens Just now
opsned-keeps constantly on hand ana an PREPARED 10
manufacture on shortest notice, any dissertation q
, IF u IL TITURE.
Of choice materials and warrant perfect mtifsct3cu
Repairing done In the best nsnner.s hE
CO9PINS Of every description always on hand. and
urnished on shortest notice. Funerals attended to per
sonally. 2
l. viii tske IN exchange At market price Lumber Cord
"s''' : g. FEGAN.
nsgsS-N1y Ne, 70 Main Street.
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Discouragtng KAlIstments.
The Chicago Journal gets after the Times Of
that city, in review Of its correspondents state
meuts in relation to the battle Of Cedar Run, in
the following style. The Times is the most sub.
tie Of the secession Press. tie editors want
looking after, in our opinion, quite a. much Is
Aahony or Steward They are not 70 outspoken,
but great deal more dangerous than these last
But to the Journal: FPS Ea
IL it not discouraging enlistments to falsely
and ..willfully publish 70 the country that our
armies have been defeated and tho rebels have
been victorious in this, probably the most des
perate attack which they have made upon our
forces since the var began; when the truth il
aud was, that at tho time the lying scribbler for
the Times whether in Washington or in some
dark recess Of it's reasonable nest in Chieago),
was pennins the above falsehood, our victorious
troops were in hot pursuit of defeated and ay.
Ing enemy?
Isit not discoursging enlistments 70 tell our
brave volunteers that their brethren in arms
have fought this battle without either of their
Generals on the field to guide their movements,
and that, too, when the editor of the Times we'll
knew that both Of these Generals were present,
and that one was wounded upon the field, and
that no General in the army has yet won more
dssefved Or higher praise, both from his com.
handing officer and from his army, than he hss
received for his skin and bravery exhibited in
this battle. t,5t .ao-,5i,ga - ..,segk &
u it not discoursging eulissments % pay. on
every possible occasion, the highest compliments
to rebels and traitors, and 20 avoid, day aftef
day, one word Of commsndation or truth IN re-.
gard = the noble soldisrs and officers Who are
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a. ~ n ~ ILL., Al
atsts a nrisonsr obsrsaS v;th =" cr;r.. s ~,
su;t, a r. .iis.sa ~ fScr ,I ~ 49, ana
On vhat consid erations ar for M rs.....
the arrest vss msds. sny ono Of our resflers ~
tell O. we'll q Nr. Nahony OF oureelf We knov
Of nona That 10 h "a lcvsi "a ~ c,onst,tnsso-
Of bio country. that he ever held himself 81 MI.
servient to the laws q any man, b 30 hish or
low, In or out Of authority, 10 believe q hear.
lily - No believe that ~ exist His acts for
the long Ssrm of twenty years, during which time
10 has been an active, influential trusted oitisen
Of Iowa, may be left TO testify With far moee
propfietY than any words Of oura That hs he's
been forcibly wrested from bic family md his
Business BY an oct Of arbitrary pswsr d oil that
ws can say, and oil that = necessary. Every
man must Invent The hypotAes which viii best
ssrve 70 hin e An excuse. q, = 80
The principles which the Herald euunciated
aad supported, Il dos not shrink iron now
Neither does II. 1aheoy though immused In .
dungeon for bic tsnefity. Neither does Tie Wi.
Ter, nor the -thoaeands whose Political bond
binds thsm within the sams broad fold. They
have bsen powerful e raise The country 70 IN
1nparauesed height Of grandeur snd pro6 parity.
1bey nave been poeent . pFeoslvo 10 unity, 70
Ssuesahse ne evil. 81 dtessnsieu, . hold % -
~ nan togstnef Tor cowmon and hallowed
purpose. :. g ~ Es9 g
We copld DOT forget then e ~ would, end
- ies - ~ Shsll cling 70 than n trial api tzib
,latieu, tAeaghsdisastse attend the ~ o. death
1Sllov = - 1ssienate result and 10 are con.
viaoel d. a esneA - ooed Nnes md ha,voal
shal eoae asd 10. hat the vine vill yiela -
1Puit o. Mt ths labor Of ths olfvs Shal no6 sIli
lat iuees . soea. shooS ptin6ipSes GAol oltiu =
peaoves, sandep1d q, thoaGaAd .Nass nots e..
iAshje "a an don ~ aeeee and tyrsnniooi
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~ What right hes The Government to call
out million Of men to incur all the hsrdshipa
and dangers Of the camp, the march and the
battlefield in the cause Of the Union, and ye,
permit others at home 70 be poisoning the at
mosphere against the Union and ih defenders
-[iouieyille Journal,
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NEW SASH, DOOR & BLIND

IN FACTORY 81 g.-s..Ll M IS ss.r. ss-..- p
NJ Peasant Street, oppositethe Old Flank Ros0 De
pot, GdyoiHin0 TIE on AU aa.-.53 =
All common work constantly on hand and Orders, ~
NAH, or Otherwise, promptly sssended 70:
noySS.Wu URIAH LoRxS
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+ OOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market price In CASH 10,
Flax Sect War checks, but does not stop rs We sre
particularly buy ofthose who have loaned SEED
have been induced 70 sl 70 others at ess har
We are paying. BURNHAM 4 JAEGER.
Sct1S-d2tWu -
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

redenes in Benton Tovnshlp tes Moines County, Iowa
- following described horses to-vit: ~ -
One ehenut sorrsl supposed 10 be9 years Old ANeen
MI "a. In ths orekesd, two white Mind et end
he rsh fore foot whis with saddle narkA Appraised
as ninety I'VE dollars
The other bright sorrel With white hairs nixsa I'll
over him. supposed 10 30 Ten yeass old, fourteen and
~ Aands hsh With blaze in the lace two white hind
lset also has saddle afks Both hcrSes sprung In he
knees. 800 ASy sf-
Appraised seventy i've dollars BY D. Scott end J. g.
Mko6e on the Goth day ofMay, 1857 before ]. p, ~
Hsdgea Filed May 2oSh, 1862 q .i~-.ZF
- Isl sd l.stas J. LAHED, Clerk,
may9e vSus Dy J. ". HnssI, Depuly.
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HENRY II. SCOTT

would announce that he has Ibis day received AAe aoz
~ rs ment Of
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tsshl7T yg40slapa
ap h ssats Q segafas sai y svaa
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roRs1eNssAnD..por Ste. e.
D r r q O o D S.,

Persons VINO have not purchased at ny sstab1aAo0a
wouA DO we'll 70 examine ny Goods and tees q many
persons who have veed ~ etere fos the rst s have
renaSked that theg vse sorry that tAey he'd not ca
hesorei - thsy ind better goods aAa lower prices heso
thaa NY have previously bssn ssesssensdts. .
~ - .siedw woaA Q HENRY h. SCOTT. va
tuns71A&vU ] IS AasF Mah o., BmNnesoo. &
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0e300IU u VuV H0S13O 1oV 1SI1OW Cy6yZ6UU
Iowa: have bsen arfaltsd this morning BY IN
arbitrary order from ~ War Depsrtment on
expression Of my ssntinonts through the d.
buqus Herald, esntiusnts which o. true % God
lives believe to be loyal 70 the Constitution Of
ny country. Ihavs only - commend my wife
and children 70 your care and psotsction. a1
Your friend and fellow citizen, teg. a
C y ,-sLh1tstEl n A. MAH0NY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
A u CT 10 NJ!

THE VERMONT PATRIOT Printing Establishment be-
longing to the Estate Of CHARLES @. EASTMAN, will be
sold al Public Auction Thursday, September 4h al
O'Clock P. NJ, If not previously disposed of by private
sale.
In the Office four printing Presses-an Adams Pow
Press, Gordon Press printing sheet u rs 2 inch
es, Wells Hand Press and Card Press. All these
Presses in good running order The Gordon Press Is
nearly new.
This Office has every facility for printing! Newspaper
and the modern styles Of Job Type great variey-ren-
derng it in every respect frst-class Job Office.
The above will be sold separately together as may
be desired.
CHARLES l;t% REED, Administrators.
Montpelier, August %, lo62. wlw
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l..)lc0.

At West Randolph, July ODD, Mrs Harriet L. Angel,
Wth,cr OF Mr. Solomon Ferry Of Roxbury formerly of
m'tha, NJ y, and wife of Mr. Rufus n. Angel, aged
Ut years, months, and % days
~ south Barre, Aug a. of congestion on the brain
mHco' Leslie, only cmld of Marcus and Susan + Bout.
''II gcd 10 months and days.
and months
~ East Calais, July 2Sh at the residence of his father
r ANA" IT, = sumner, Of dipheria, Geo Il. Lowell
Sp"PahS ~ LIST Vermont Cavalry, aged 20 years
y 'm orange, Aug. ID, Of dypthera, Andrew Milton
yyS'nsest son OF a + aud Lydia Waterman, aged -
''aFT3 ~ months and IA days.
"aS montpelier, July 81, David Gould, JT., aged %
''%is, months, and day
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The te2Tia, IT., 1ug 18Th, Mrs. Relief Curtis, widow of
Si @ hon Phny Curtis, formerly Of Calais, VT, aged
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
% Office.

WHEREAS, Complaints are constantly coming
to us that certain persons in this village are suf
'erDg their Horses, Cows and Hens to run at
large in tue streets and highways of said village
IN violation of law, and to the great inconve.
nlenee Of the public, we have therefore con-
Guided to prosecute all we'll authenticated COM
plants that are made to us. All persons will
take due notice hereof, and keep the law, or
expect to meet its penalty. We particularly
caution all persons against turning their cows
ntO the road at night, or in the morning before
the driver calls for them
LOOMS PALMER, I
r. w. HYDE,
ERASTUo HUBBARD, ; BailHs.
SAMUEL WE LIS.
las. L. THU RSTON,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
A Letter from Earl Russell on American
Affairs.
FOREIGN OFFICE. ,Julv %

FOREIGN OFFICE, July %, 1862.
Sir have left hitherto unanswered and nm
noticed dispatch of Mr.. Seward which Mr.
Adams delivered more than month ago. I
have done SO partly because the military events
referred to In it were in the opinion of Her
Mujesty's government far from being decisive.
and partly because there was no proposal in it
upon which Her Majestys government were
called upon to come to any conclusion Events
subsequent to the date of Mr. Stewards letter
have shown that Her Majesty's government in
their opinion upon the first of these points, were
not mistaken.
Victories have been gained and reverses have
follow I'd. Positions have been reached in near
neighborbood OF the capital of the Confederat es,
and these positions have been again abandoned.
These events have been accompanied by great
loss Of life in battle and hospital while such
measures as the conhscation bill passed through
both Houses of Congress and the proclamation
OF Gen. Butler at New Orleans, bear evidence
of the increasin5 bitterness Of the strife
The approach OF II servle war, So much in
sisted upon by Mr.. Seward IN his despatch,
only lurewarns us that another element of de-
structon may be added to the loss of property
and waste OF Industry which already allct the
country so lately prosperous and tranquil. Nor
the other point to which | have adverted
have anything new to say.
From the moment intelligence first reached
this country that nine States and several mil
lions OF inhabitants Of the great American I'm.
lou had seeded and had made war with the
Government OF the President, down to tne pres
ent time, Her Majesty Government have pur-
sued Il friendly, open and consistent course.
They have been neutral between the two parties
to u civil war. Neither the loss OF the raw ma
terial oil the manufacture 50 necessary to u great
portion of our people, nor tho insults contin-
ually heaped upon the British name in speeches
and newspapers, nor tho rigor beyond the