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1862, are as follows:
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sion is ended. and the Journals should sp-
pear. oertanle. not later than the middle OF
February. We ssy again, we do not know
who is in fsult for tLHis habituai and gross
delay but there is Tau. somewhere anu u
tnrtbsr Hesitation Is necess. ~ to correct it,
We hope it will be applied.
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At the War Meeting in Rutland on MOI
dsy JonS B. PAGE, State Treasurer, sub
scribed $500 to the bounty fund and enlisted
himself, besides. This was patriotic II MI
Pa.e. but the State can Ill spare Its expert
eneed Treasurer. John Cam Of the Rutland
Couricr, also enlisted. Gen. Baker snt-
scribed $500 to the bounty iuod, which was
rais-d to $1,000.
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BURGLAR CAUeaT.-Au attsmp. vas 20 lde
on Sunday night 70 break mtJ the I'll
house OF the S4nloar oIid-s, Sjuth Hero.
Il was heard by Ms Dixon, tlo keeper Of the
house, vino raised the nsighbor., and after
some sa.rea young Irishman WIS found
eO0eeAicd ia the swamp near by. standing
up 90 bis middle IN the water. lie is sur
: OSed to belong to . gang OF baTglars who
be We been committing depsedations in ST.
Al, haps and elsewhere in this region.
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THE TX. C. Co. CoNsPIRATcRs.

III L :" Il. u. - CONSPi RATCRS.
frequent illusions have appeared within
the last three OF four years to d secret band
OF conspir4tOrs in the Sluthe-n and South.
Western States, called the " Knights Of the
q llden Gree" 4 correspondent Of the
Free Tess, whose interesting letters. detail
Ing his experience aud observation with the
South where he had been residing for some
years appeared in cur columns il Nav last.
gave an account Of the active and efficient
part which this vrnomous nest Of conspirators
ami traitors played in forcing some Of the lave
States into rebellion. 1t seems from late dis
closures before the Grand Jury of tie Cir.
cult and DISCREET Court Of the United States
at Indianapolis, Ind, that this deyelisb en-
ginery Of slavery and treason is stu at
work. From the evidence before them the
Grand Jury estimate thar there are about
II, 1000 members Of the order in Indiana
alone. That il has its ramifcations in other |
States cannot be doubted. From the report |
dated Aug. i, We take the following extracts,
sufficient TO show the neiarious and danger
Gus character Of the organization. at
is" the Grand Jury say, "the place
where treason Is eJneoeted-the nest where
traitors are haIched'':
Alter careful and diligent examination
Of tue testimony from witnesses well ac-
quaInIed win The FACTS depOsed. and har,rq
q per, Onai knOleedge Of The niatfeTs, SAID
Grand Jury are constrained To say that a
secret organization exists, numbering some {
fytsen thousand in fodiana. as estimated by (
the mt mbeTs OF their OrGrr. commonly ,
Known as the kHigh Of The Golden Gree,
lnd even In the same localities by different s
lanes. Their lodges, or - Castles, as they
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MADAME BISHOP COXING.-Ne learn that
the celebrated CGEtai1oe, Madame Anna
Bishop, who is now making Canadian
tour. viii shortly give a Concert IN Bur-
Iingt5n. assisted by NJ. E. Seguin, baritone
aud Mr. De Spices, pianist. ibis will be an
agreeable announcement to our music-loyirg
pu lie, who have always greeted Madame
BI.hap with foil houses.
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Az MOOD:
ROW LOT now RESTORED

10" LOT npU RESTORED
J"'' Pa'ii'l.5 "a a sealed F.r..,,, B.-.......
- a I O. b on the Nature, Treatment. al
~ 1l't4 -ure OF spermatorrhosa. OF ssp.- d
- , - Ia'oiuniary Emi-s ous, sexual Dell.
-. -,lilnsni' 10 Marriage generally Ser.
"a faysi'ai Lrespacity. rsiuit.s, f-e,.' ~.
80, es--iy Kosr. :. CuLvLawstr. 81. u
'u'aof Of the Grssz Boz. 6.
70 ihoH-sHi. Of saG-rets."
. Iel' under sell In plain envelope. o, AM a..
80 ~ pad on receipt Of 81 cents. OF -s7
III Bowerv. NeE W. So = -. p -
daT3ui.
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RECRUITING NOTICE.

EsI VIRTUE Of an order (No. ia) issued 5y ..e
, Cove nor q the ,-1ts 20 Vermont o. f.e
Selcc.men % tds several towns 90 open Recruiting
Offices, we tie >siectuen o. the town Of Col hos
ter herebyrivs u1ti- that will attend o. lha du-
ties If the of1ca on ami after tbs ata 40 Che
store .f NessFs. small 81 Blossom.
Ofl'e hours from O'Clock a 81. t- D.. en-
+. So. EAkEE.
=. B. SMALL. f-.'a.r--..
a. q. BROWN EIL.1
Colchester. Au-. lf. l-.-
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- SyEAKs BROUGHT Up STANDING. i SkE
pAppLER IN PETTIooATs.-The T. ;. Mar
shall at Rouses Point Is stopping nowadays
from twenty to thirty uien day who are en-
deavorlng to escape military duty by fleeing
into Canaia. We understand that bond
is required Of each, holding him to return to
his town and stand his chance OF beng
drafted. in default Of which the lusiiives
are marched to the L. 5. barracks, and viii
/ be mustered into service 10 d1e season. Yes
terdav an able bodied young man by the name
T9race Edrsr.on, from Pawlet, IN this
u L was detected in al attempt to slip
sue 'jne n 1r1mag's clothes. lie reach
' steamboat, accompanied by
e. '-s '-H' = -cion vas excited hy h.s
h's sister, Sg'P' =. and a slight exam
movements on the 10. - a..
ination before MARSHALL D. -s;, nd
imposture. The mostifcatio. ,I.4..s.
vid Ial (wbo owned that dread o. .a5
was the sole reason for his dis-gA .s
fight on his discovery, IS described 10 u
painful to witness, and was fll7 shared ~
biz sister. We DO 20, wonder. We clni.ss
that we are mortified. shat 20 chicken
hearted d Vermon..r j. in ez.s-eac.. ~
Vermont giIl found wiling to aid him 300 such
dissraceiul p.egs ot tas.ua. BE had ODD
masculine appa5e. Of aay kind with aim. e-
We are ;-,d, and ou.a: l.. g, b.lalrI o.
:
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DEATH OF CAPT BEEBE We learn with
sorrOw that dispatch from Q lartermast-r
sawyer, OF the 9Th Vermont Regimen. from
Winchester, ANNOUNCES the death Of Capt.
Geo. A. Beebe, OF this place. captain ofthe
Chitienden County Company Of the On. n
particulars are gwen by the despatch beyond
tie statement that his body vii. be sent home
Tor interment. Capt. Bse5e was an earnest
aud patriotic young man. and b4de fair to G.s-
tinguish himsel il the service.
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SICK AND WOUNDED NELoNrlEs.-Iac
following sex and woleleJ Vermont j.
diers, g. Of Toe 4.h Regiment, have arrived
at Philadelrhil, from HarrsJ1'- Lludia.
q ~ ByrrcH, D-uia. L Bryce. Samuel s
Atwood, Charles Wells, Orsul- q beI-l,
jacob D1d-, Henry NJ ryan. Corporal John
Evans. Edridse a. Gibson. New. Z J..u-
son. Ser-t " Il IL McAli.stsr, Corpor8is +
) Naylor. " u Il Brain O. @ Sridne.
y K SplldinE, j Il Little. Sergeant J4mes
Ii0uch;on, Norman Wright.
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srA.E OF VERMONT.
AM. AND IssPsCTJR GEN. 5 OFFICE, 7
WooDsToCE, Auc. :, leo2. )

NUI- ND INeTIIIIH VENs , VIfI00f 7
WooDsToCE, Aus. :, lso2. )
GENERAL ORDER No. TO-
Far tie purpose Of completing the quot"
o.. the STATE e Vermont Of the three hupdred
hous4ud men recently called for By the Pres
dent 90 Che United Stats. u serve in the az
,rv ,f Che United States fsr the term OF
t5r.s years. IT Is hereby ordered, that twelve
bun lrsL men be immediately raised IN tbs
STATE o. GID the regiments now 30 service IRON
the state. Tie quotas % tie several towns
DO t- STATE, under the T-qgis'tlon ior three
huaIrlI thousand men to se-ve three years
az. hereby assigned IS follows
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two first fingers of his right hand last week
in order to avoid going. Being adJt-hdHded
man, the recruiting officer thinks he can s'ill
do good service ana may as well go.-IHe''
I I2ih.
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DRAFT DoDGING. Small 3 Y No. is an
mother says your dads shut bis house all up
and lives down cellar, so as 20 pretend to beE
away, for fear bell have to 20 as a soldier -
Small Boy No g." No, be haint neither
He's only shut all the winjsrs up, 'on ac-
count OF the draft, he says. s. there nowi''
Small Boy No. retires to report correct
version to - Mother. - Vanity Far.
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EST RAY.

1AI into the enclosure Of tbe subss,,bsr in
IA ,iens''s,' Aug IN. light rel. 6vs ven
.- GA o'o'i horns AMI % .,lI a-is-. T,s -
er s hereby requested ID. r--.- t.' '1'-
charges ani AXE II a~ay. f-t
An. SD ,--. %. i0ETEE
dit Wv
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CAVALRY EXPEDITION TO MAD
ISON. {. IS.
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STATE To KIT.

Tor G0rrvn0r.
Z frederick HOLBBOOK. Of Brat,leboro
For Lieut. G0re-nor:
PAUL DILLINGHAM. Of Waterbury.
For Treasurer.
JOHN B. PAGE. Of Rutland.
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uoY 1IENT OF THE ARMY or
THE POTOMAC.

----
uOyF MENTOR THE ARMY OF
THE POTOMAC.
4 dispatch from Gen. Pope, August i,
/ star the re5sis have retreated, and his cav
airy and artillery are ia pursuli across the
/ Rau.dau.
~,
\ dispatch from Fortress u 'i'ae 80, i-.l
says 90 TIDE m'u Dlat i7 just DID, iIliA H''li-
7Iu- Lirlin- me Le's'-l apr
-aai j. DIS, q n.'s u '1e "n'is ~ ID ii'--
f i4i .' '@ny i' ''A''- I''.-'
...rl.. t.,- t..., .r. a. .-..t.. OBJ. -r...a,-.r.
-..,. t-.-'... .,,.,r.i Us -..l- DO, dg-r
... .-... r..-, ., ..-.-
81 i...,. .,..- and -..'-. s.,.r
-.4......, ,r.,..i -... ig- .-.-...-. ~
b.. e.. .y....-.-,.'.t N.-..l., -.f
sr.--., f.-.-.,.'r, s-a :, b., mt p, IN
HIM .... -l.,I. If ..Iis,,s-ts ID. ,.- I-s.-
-r--.t.r..-...i.-, 90
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INBEPFNDENCE. NO. TAKEN BY
THE REBELS.
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IscPosED 70 TAKE MS IKJvsERs AT q.
recruiting meeting meeting in Western New
York, lls- week, one q tie spelkers bad
been sinS iae n-u 90 sign tle roll, aud
told the women 70 hurry tnom o., wien a
woman rose IA she meeting ana addressed aer
husband substantially as follows .-..irl.
you know whai yod sad Delu.s you clue
nrre to-night-iAar y0u would eniis. II
J Con { 60 ~, ~ straight h5ac and tske
4 those brcecass. aud l-l me have them sa5
VIII 20 myself This brought down the
house and brought up r., VII. became q
volunteer.
SHARP PRAcIlcE.-LOuis Gaborie OF Nil.
ton, q recruit IN tie Chittenden County Co
OF the 10Th regiment, deliberately cut of
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This Mornings War News.

GEN. PoPEIN PURSUIT OF JACKSON.
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IIs o.CUFATl AID Ev4cUar--y % Nal
VEIN LU1 oar rsc. uaouerr- division
i4'z possession ol Tuesday, and ias General,
& tie army vent ~, aaG General NeCl-IIn
-lt bach y tie greater vlr5 90 ais army.
all tle D. a-= myers s1ok the wron- road. aGd
thus i-ltyel 80 ,-1g shat the TROOPS lrd nut
reach Nllvru Itul GHtil il was TO late.
Only plrI u. those e.v; fl- arrived a.
al. and they osl,a nasty rs'-e4t THIS was
on " Wednesday morning, and 90 TIA. dav
great battle would have been fought had our
forces arrived DO saasJu. As some e {. en-
were approaching, and n SIGH OF Malvern
HILL there was d very large force OF rebels
selu coming from kicduund-aum1 sriur ~
least 100 .000 meu-hiIing aN ue roads.
passage ways and vacant lots, ls fl- as rhe
eye could reach, and retreat was clnse-
qusnrly made On H.srisJn'- Lending
General NcC al bad pisnled ir great
battle, but tile enemy were NOT asleep. and
had taken possession OF Malvern HILL
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RuuoRED RE-cAPrURE OF BATON ROUGE
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From the quota Of each town. TINS das;.-
mattel, De- 90 be deducted 1he numb M, -,
furnished by such town % the ninth teDrb
and eleventh regiments. ant the reSidra i,
tne Number Of men q BE- furnished. unJa,
this order, for filing the old regiments in
service. zach town viii alsl 3 credited
+ va such men as shat. enlist with N+i,-
/ lllam Collins, ar Bennington. up v,tb
/ Major T. B. sawyer, 20 H,dapark. fly ~
nee "a tie First Regime tot Vernon, Gel
y, laI a!s3 with such men cd, shall a,i;-.
wiia Captain Homer r. St-u,af.a ID pcr-
a., 90. ies the second ami tr1i comma - =,
'.Iu..t >-ay7 ~'Hn-rr-. ana aI.. win ....L
men a- -tai -oi-r w'- L-ea-. N.-.i, Y
br-nsHn, Il Rutland, .or the first ,.ur,,.,
o.! NerI no S7asf-t0.r-f-
TIE i'ctucl Oi each t.un ia fl. -,.,.
arr 'er''y rrointed Recruiting OHc.... f.r
tNe purpose "' carrying into -.- iii. .-t.r
lu lI-i respective towns. And % Is ..rr., o.
ei ln-i they wi.i. with the least -.-,,b'.. 5..-
l'-' Nui'st i.e s'f1i>i-C number ,f men =,
"a %. y quota witlUut draft, Do .rs-r ,s..
~ sale 70 erm'ut may havs tho ,r.,,l
1''.''e'.'h 'i furnishing without dr.i- 49,.
""'.' Hliu'-s "i v.icut-cr, for rirs. $500
ie4 .i.t4 In 'le present Wal Tor ths Inn,
i"1 mn WI" shall thus enli,, P tb.,..--
poe ei ming the old regiments. wal b.. =,
si'i"d % the same STATE and United ST.
J ay' ana the same United States h,,n,v
Win those men who have enlisted IN -
.'i'.In' .sn 'h ana eleventh regiments. and al
~ % three dollars eulis,ins premium f.
SA ~. an'-"hila those who are drafte,i -
. ,L' unaer the order OF the President at
- - ON. pm, loo-' TO supply the d,fsieacv
~ 'ue h-aio-r OF m-n called f.. by tbis ~. /
ler, vii! only be entitled 10 tbS - ~. /
n d., Siates ray, without bounty. /
me President OF the United States bav;,.,
= leisd, oy General Order, dated -,
- co. th-t d any Sta;s shall not bv ~
'sn'eenlh day OF August, 1862 t,rwsia -
iloll, we deficiency shall be filed BIZ dr,i,
-s several towns Ia this State are sllowei
,n, e- tle eighteenth day Of August. ISsS
-, ,..llsh their quota By voluntary enlist
- - AOo'e stated. Ii not filed by that
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'o- ron -i,ingl by ri-Lviue O.. sh--a1 r.
Ivt miles a-d back. three times o s..r
Leave Whiting Il-sdiv. Ilur-it-. .r. a..
-s-4y AZ an;
arrive at sherch4n by loan
Leave ehoreham. Monday. Wednesday. AMI
Friday ~ Jan,
arrive 20 Whiting ty llan
's-'s le'elTed ior Fix-tines-a-wsek SEP
vice. also 20 begin rosie 20 Whiting Der
Dos From West Randolph. " Hazdolpb and r,..
h4ado.qn, 90 cheisss, &c ri 6 snl 49,
three times q week
Leave West Randolph Tues lay Tbu-sdsv -si
Saturday 81 pm.
Arrive al Chelsea by ? p.
Leave Chelsea Monday. WefBss1.v a,4 =.
day a. n;
Arrive az West Ran .olph By lOam,
y forms o. proposal, guarantee. and certis.,-a
az JOY insirucions, as % the conditions 10 b. e
o,eCel N the contracts see advertisement o. rg-
~: I9'-' IN pamphlet FORM. At the principal p E.
Ohces on the routes ~ In 1rg
-.eNtN Postmaster q r.-.f
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ire telegraph idforms D fIat S,--i'- al
tan-e corp are "subsistiag upon the Teiel. >,
Imagine the Consideration this news will
create among the Eogli-h humanitar,aps
VINO VIII, 0! course den0unee Us all as car.
nibais.- Worcester Traascripf
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AN Old FIcHr. The other DIV a cour.e
90 old gentlemen, one aged y and the other
e-t hitherto mututt friends. r-.iiia nj c.
oH --fiiie, an tie town Of Whe.t.ap GOT
IH % a dispute about the process o. drs.ti-r
e'l words We're followed By blows. Nr
:. '.n'y.tWo broke q pitcher over the he'd
oi Hr E'ghty-two, tut did not Kin MIN bv
any means. Ei-hty-two bad life enough lsir
% 20 70 Se1ttsgllie anu x, d warrant u bi.
Junior. Yesterday the mil tg,s NJ al
r.-l.Le-. in tie r.rri...i.. - -
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
SI.2J n year.

REDU CTIoNIN PRICE.
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,yhc Woston EeGatin.

B0srOS Saturday July ;, l51z
the city regatta S lT y was won by tho
hot George j. Brown of Aew.Yorki the second
prlo Of SIS by Ticker OF Boston, time, 81 min
l. Sec, and q min. and g AZ the race OF SIX.
cared bosts the first prize of $40 was won 10y the
Union. rowed by the Union boatelab; time a min.
and "a sec. Tie second prize Of so was won BY
NcEeg. time "a min. 70 sec. Single seull wherries
NO Won miles, frs, prize of s75 was won by James
Iiammin Of pittsburgh; the second prize by T. r.
DoyIe; time 10 min. 10, sec, aud 10 min. and -
Inv Edith of tho Union Boat Club; second prize OF
So by John Hancom; time Il min. and Sec, and
II min 80 sec.
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FOURTH OF JULY IN BOSTON

BosrOS, Friday, July . i0''-
The s6th anniversary Of our National inaePen'
ence was observed to-day with the usual honors aa0
patriotic obseryances George L. Curtis deii'er'u
very long and quite a conservative ora'ion' IN ,n'
Academy of Music Patriotic speeches wer' aus
made at n civic dinner in Faneuil Hail. reSo''s
ON Charles River also took place Balloon ascen'oas
also took place, and magnificent fireworks WEI.
let off in the evening This constituted the genera
programme of the dsy. The weather was densn''u'
Everything passed off quietly and pleasantly
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OUR SICK AND WOUNDED.
,npIy,I nF rHE HosPITAL snlP pANIGL

ARRIVAL OF TIE IbcGilAb CiAk b'-'+.%N
WEBSTER.
The Daniel Webster reached The dock, at tie foot
Of Canal street, early on Sunday morning, with sck
and wounded. One hundred and thirty-fom Of the
New-Yorl and PenDsy lyaruia men Were sent TO me
PARK Hospital, g. to ihe New-England Relief Rooms
Ia greater part Of whom were sent al once TO the"
niondsl and IS TO Bed'ot Island.
j. Roberts, an od man Of 90, through tue And
Intervention Of Col. Howe was released from me
service and sen, 30 Dis home In Nlsconsin. Lieut.
Ndair II COMPANY Q. ed Ohio, q lardid specimen
OF humanity six feet IN lis sfockurs and well NO
IoI,ionei, though SHOT through Ac breast, Is o'i's
well, aid 0lims over with pluc@.
w. G.. Robinson vas wounded IN botn arms anu ~
the thigh; hut he viii soon he ready TO h'5 C"oA
egain upon the enemy. ,,-,,-
U. y. Syyse er OF ,ne oh Masf. was IA me oai'le
Of BaU's Bluff where h., arm was shattered, ana 30
Fsr Oaks where he was wounded ll 'he t-l-h, a."
., West Point, where ne esraied unnut' lie Wa
one OF Fix appointed to carry zen fetugre" o.
South Carolina across The Cmckahomluy. lie was
Er.c.lv ordered by the officer in command 20 carry
BIN lPcttigrewl carefully, TO keep him up from TIE
water 10 do that hey waded 10 their waists. ~
Chat lime he oaupl cold, and ever since he has SUI
fe-ed from Rheumatism in the wounded arm, and
from plecrisy in he side. lie goes home slck
and wounded. lie states that Spanish slave
driver, at the battle OF West Point, forced zoo
slaves to take part IN the sgb-and when the battle
syas over, he saw numbers q blacks armed anu
eQuipled, bearing Niui6 rifles.
A majority Of tne men who came on the Darlel
81 ebster We're in the Lite battles and they say win
spirit and emphasis thai the Rebels have been badly
whipped, and they are only anxious 30 get well o.
their wounds, and return once more 10 be seat OF
war.
Ten or dozen ccntrabauds on board the Daniel
Wooster make themselves useful as servants, md
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Montgomery; James NJ Brebln Butler; Ssmuei Oa''sn
Bucks; DE Loss Rockwell Bradford.
The report was adopted.
The Declaration Of Independence was then read
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were made;
a,1tor Gerer,l ,...IssAc SPLgsKER OF Union County
Z. BARR Of Allegheny County.
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Capt. I. A. Fuller, D, ~ ". Y.
a. p. King, D, 81 y. Y.
J. w. Wiso. Il, - Pa.
u. III. Hess, a, 100 Pa.
Capt. 4. Lyder, h, 60 y. Y.
Ma J.. a. ScamOn, 3 Ne.
Capt. II. II. Bates, Az. S.
IL. A. Z. Ysls g, SO Ps.
Capt. @. Paper, d, 10 N. Y.
J.. y. Robinson. Tel. Agt.
Z. Bailey, Ii, o "a c.
Ii. l.. ID. Forest, +. 6 Pa. G.
Msjor ii. J. Msdill, q Pa. c.
Capt. W. Wilson. =, 81 Pa
MAJOR A. Ingels, 30 n. Y.
Lieut.. II. l.. Patton, 20 Mass
CAPT. J. A. Donaghue. IS n. Y
: Sers. A. e. Bayno, q, 10 y. Y.
Y. y. Atwood, A, 5 Maine.
Corp. J: McGirvey, b, u NY.
A. Q. Williams, ID, / Pc.
Corp, h. Burbank, A, IL u. s.
z: Schenkell, ID, 4 Pa. Rides.
/. M. Wisegin,er, /. CO Pa.
J. Stringfellow, II, l Pa. Rifles
A. Gresham, +, 3 Pa Rifles.
{. Summers, Y. 2 FIX. n. Y.
X. Williams, X, 80 Mass.
Corp. II. c. Peacock, y, 20 Pa
ii hcC.inioek, G, % Pa.
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Corp. 4. Chapman. Coo, li.l
U. 5. Infantry.
Corr. =. Ii. Dunn, C, Il US ]
Corp. T. Pertell, Z II U. >. /
1T. w. n. Wsntmersh, Ado
10 Gen. lead.
Capt. J. 5. McCsy. A. A. @.
IT. ". TuTbeT. h, 2 Mich.
nj. Mick. "A, 3 ". Y.
&. Il. Smith. +, BIN. J.
Cor. J. X. Waugh. &. l0Ps
Capt. John Tyte. G. an. J.
LIT W. a. Jackson, + Q n. ].
J. Maf0ney, q, 81 \. Y.
&. Williamson. Il, 2 Pa Riff.
J. Monroe, h. 7 Pa. Riff
y. Cog1n, C., 30 n. Y.
Capt. Il. c. Haytne,s, Fl, 3l P;
Capt. w. Conner, i 81 Pa
Col J. Burk. IS y. Y.
Lieut.. A. Kuihn, eth n. Y.
Col r. johnson, 81 Ia.
Lieut.. II. G. Hank. 81 Pa
IL. &. w. Sea.on, h, | u. s. 5
Ii. L. r. Eddy, G, 10 Mich.
Capt. X. NJ. Stevens, 3, 5 Ne.
q Mosier. z. s. n. y.
H.. Is. p. hess. ID, 3 Mich
Capt. a. d. Was X l9 Mass
J. Sucker. II, ol Pa
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The ,yura Outward Bound.

MONTREAL, Saturday, jury D to'@
The Jura sailed from Quebec at 10 a. M win W
cabin and 81 steerage passengers.
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Reccipss Of Produce.

! t y, n, bbl. Flor alO bbls Corn Ms, ~ ~.
do ba,, Pa bbls Whiky 223 900 bush Whest ,sa 3D.,
bush Corn OsJ bush Oais 5, $50 bush msls e'' p'"
yi,i,n, go do Lard SO ksss do. 10 40 A'ns"