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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-25
Baltimore WGC60r
BoItinpre. bed 25. SUD 1852.
5ramfreiebs ~Sttiann0et'.

Der 0arier Correspondent Der 81. 9. Sc
mes" unelDet INTERIM s. Sult, BOP mad mebr~
wS6entlt@em S6mGnten SpiI9en Den 9tatb=
16lGaen ce5 Npmtral8 S1rten be Ia 0raptere,
Der lf8 fir SrteOen NIT Mteritp auslpra6,
uno ben DeS Sntrtguanten Dubois aus Sa@
li9np, Der su elmer t1nteriUAung MeritC'S
rietb, 8. glapplepn flo fir bic Nnlt9ten pes
legteren enti6tepen babe. @tne 3ett lang
batten bic p~erniipfttgen &at6lGldge Surtens
a6ermpgen unO Die balbpff3tellen 8tdtter tiip-
Dt9ten bereits an, DAP Sranfret4 III @lertfU
ieet nun MD biz WieperberteGung 1einer
@Bafene6re fu@en perpe. Qlber AM 5. Suit,
70 melpet Der @prrelpOnpent, 1t in etuem Ga
btaet8ratbe cine ~uulfansret6e Denfl6rift Du<
b0t3' CUR SeratBnng 9efomme1 uuD Die partn
empfoblgne 9Olittf angenpmmen pprpen.
Sn 6Ol9e Deiea fol nun Der &rteg In GRO
Bem NiaBtabe fort9eleBt perDen. ylt8t nee
niger al8 %, 600 Olann lpqen Dem General
6Ore9 9e9e6en peroen unb tatt elmer ip[Ien 4
Dau3erfre9atten na9 Oen Observation-Disclosures
@etpafern4 fabreu; aud fol- Die Q6faGrt Der
Expedition nt6t BIG gum September peribuz
Ben tperpet, fpnoern NOD Spr @nDe 6te1es Mps
mats itattftnDen.
Sc fptrp bin5n8efagt, baB bic expedition
fir Der plteuiiblen 3pef, Grperbun9 Der
t6auptfapt bon Mlertfo, Dtel 3u erps iei uup
paB man pager wabrlhetnliG npd anoere
onurbamertfantide @pentualit6ten" i'm Wu1e
babe. 9erii9nq, rev ais SoGblutzS e3e1ipnif
pOn 2onDpn mad 9artS 5urGd0efe6rt lei, 6obs
Dem Scatter auf einortngltdlte at elmer 1oforz
tigen Entertaining pe8 SUnOerbunDes aera=
tben unD tBn glnuben gema6t, paB, fo6alb
6rantreid eiue 0robenbe 6altuna aeaen Den
8unD etpnebnten werpe, Dteler bic 8lpfabe
auf9eben piirpe. Mit 5aidlidt bierauf lei
cine ltarfe 8arme9rung Der merifanilden ST..
petition bei6lpGen p6rpen nno Die pffstIlen
8latter batteu, ME auf Gpmmaupo, beapnz
men, BON Der N0tbmen6igfett elmer balbiqen
8eenOt9un8 0e5 nfru@tloien" 8araerfrieaes"
SO ipredeu.
Nt6gltb, bag ale Oiele Nneaben nt6tta
tnp. @ter wenn 8, Nappleon ptrft6 lplGe
Soeea best, 70 miro er f6 Dor allen Otn9eu
Der 8orteInng entIGla9en maitn, baB 25,z
600 @lann SIT 9tel leter, nm Werifp AZ
Ocelpiren, tn0 DAP er etnen She'll baSon ents
bebret Tonne, tim 70 nebentet Elm Qano ~
nptbfertt8ea, pas binnen einem Sabre cine
NftlIipn Spleaten in's 6elO geltelt bat.
On. 9. a6O5t9.)
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9semsreS ppn GentraIameriro

Neps gOrt, a. 3ult. Ser Dampfer
ggsortb Star" 1T BON Qspiupau nit $878.~
GOO eja9etrefsn.
Die Na6riGten ppn Netp= Granooa lEnp
onmt4tt8. Nfeaquera fG6tt fo,t in letmen
9litfliaen Grfolgen. ST. bate eine Srpre
%erlalien, na@ Der frii4e @lnpanOerer Ioturt
noturaIiliete 8ar9er rperOen, po6 brau6en le
Sot ~3rau5t8 Sabren fetne Rrteasotenlte ~
t9aa, aaBer TIN Safe elmer frempen G5noa|fon.
Nud lttto le fret pm Steuern, alger in tbren
Observation-Disclosures. 0Sn. Mr6olaDe mar az
ldla9en unp nit 100 Manu Don Den @je0ez
raler @(osqaera's 9~efangen morOen. 6edgs
Dunoert Mann rprrDen notwithstanding naH
panalita geiauOt tperDen, Inn Moaonero al
ofrltarFfn unp omar in 6pl4e zines Qnfrufs
oes 00uOerneurs, tpei4er Die 8arqer aufoe-
Loroert Bate, in Die Dafsn 3n treten, um tbr
5eltBtbum st bei9lben.
@tne Qn3ogt 6la9tlinge, wel6e ypn Wos@
qltera partrteben tporDen pare1, linD nit Dem
9!0Ftb Star an9efommen. .3lpet franaSflfe
frte86i@tfe paren 3u Ncupulco a~naef0mmfn
ttnp De NRerifaner Datten inter etnem Din
3ter Don Der 4rnce Waribal0l'8 cine Gatterie
erridtet, un otele SGiTe gu bel6isgen.
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&pfalberit8te ans 2zsafbtmatOm.
Qaflaaieretlenbnhn- 3

T % t1agteretfenbn ! II. Die
SEaotsGtlenbGpa 9ebt RAID i0rer GoQenpund
snt9fgen. Die @6ienen liaD tereits bic. arr
q. StroBe 8ele8t unO tdgljA tperpen onoert-
0alb Square melt 9ebaut. Oeute lit Der Is.
Mrbstterag, lett9sm pas g6erf beqonnen purpe
nnp It0n linp 3pei Dritt9ejt Scr 8abn oole
Isn0et.
TOnter Sang SDn 3egterunQ8,
gt8entbu m. - &er9onsene @ode mur=
pen pic Da%trolmanner 6uB unD Ntaoa BON
Der plerteu 8aro in 6enntniB gelest BON eli
rer Nte0erlage BON 9te8ierungseigentbum i'm
Spamppople. SIS purpen lUfOrt Die n1tbioen
Sorfebrungen 9etrofen, cine @eneralnodIuz
dung pnrbete YroToBgaroe nno oterte gBorpe
pats0utue 3i maoDen. Die DrpfoBaarpe BE-.
iegte Den 9an5en Square uno ludte In mebre@
ren pau eru naA. @s purpe cine 8eibe BON
1frl9tepeuen SaAeu% 9efunDen, tpeld1e i'm San
sen mebrere 8agen ppu ausma6teif. Gn DEN
WpbnHn8eu BON Dafrtd 8ruspn, Miaraaret
Ounnoile, SObn Murp9Y, Sac. u. 6errtns.
Nlrs, 9fSIeq, Nfrs. S'@pnnVr mprpen Dsden
nnp SoloatfntlatOer 9efunpen, ftrner 6ems
pen, Djltplen II Muefeteu. MQes rurpe bun
ben Ngeutea Der 9traternng In 8el9lag qe~
nUrtinen.
Me9r Duettert9 6. - Goraefern
Abeno 9ertetben 3tpei 0erren in Der Office oes
Sebnion in Streit iber bic Gerotenlfe
Der @enerale @tGleQau uno Sailed. Der
beletpt9te E9etl fOroerte iofOyt ben anOera aun
Otel, mas acceptirt ipurpe. 0liid(tber MSetfe
febrte 3iGter SpbnlUn in pielen Wlolnent In
feline Sliee 3uritd uno lteQte nab QnbSruna
pe6 SadperDaIt5 beipe 4arteiem unter 8rie9
Oensbtr8lAaft, pomit bic 9Ifaire enpete.
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1tnfere G'efameenen in Setd6monS.
@btnnnb 6. @hnrfes nnn. 8 n,,n,Ann

gptnunp S. @barEes POM SammQnY
Jnent, tpelder In Der lebten @dlaht bol
JttGmcno eerpun0et unD 9efanaeu aenOnt.
men purOe, lit iegt In Dem Ner~9Jurf 6pspt.
tai. Gr 9tbt cine tnteve6ante @r3abl1na lei.
ner @eFan9ennabme uno ietneS preipGaent.
ltaen Aufentbalte5 in Der 6auptfa6t Der con.
f1Oertrten Staten.
Der @Ulonel wurpe In Der linten Qenbe Der.
punoet, tpa9reuO cine &u9el letn NferD am
6alle perlegte. Setne GerpunDuna lit ernt=
LID unb bic &a9el 1T Bis tebt mod niat Der,
aas9enpnlmen wOrpen, bub lGgt Ii6 tuiuuer
nod pa5 @%uffQmmen pe8 Graufen bpfen.
Die tpi@ttglfe Neui9feit, tuelue er .ipabrenS
ietnes fur3en Nufentbattes in Nthmpno er=
fn6r, TT Der 8au eine5 neuen etleua pan,erten
S9ifes nad benz @iulter oea ,Merrtmac".
gr Bate @ee9enbeit, pdbrenD leines Granss
ports Den 3umpf pe5 S6ifes gu Ieben. ale
psrlel6e mad ben 6repeier G~tenperfen oeidaFt
pur6e, nm oUrtPn leinen ~et1ernen Van,er III
er9alten. Oae S6if tt Elm lduabelf5rmteer
ggtoOer unp unterl6etpet f4 nur fur6 feline
9ertn9ere 0r0Be BON Dem pprigen Memrimac,
Der Colonel 1T Der Nnli@t, Dag rQiIelbe in
3ett BON orei BCGen gum Dienfe fertto 1ein
ptrp, BENIN e5 purpe NIT elmer 9rUsen Nianu.
~l9aft na@ 6rdfen Daran Aearbeitet.
gin anOere6 eiIen9epan3ertea 6abr3euq laa
naBe gum Dtenite bereit auf BEN 6luie. SIS
mar Elm &anCnen6ppt BON 400 6pnnen. Bon
bteier Sprte bOa @tpbern luleu nod mebrere
EN- Ban be9rifen letn. Der GoIene[ erfu6r.
DAP Sen. O~tagruOer bte Staot ~SerlalIen bas
be, INN lA naG Nrfun(as 3l beaeben.
Nl6 Der eoIOnel IN 8tdmUn0 etutraf faote
ibm Der Ireiber letnes @a9eas, boB er it6
nab Belteberl irgenO Gin 6ptel augp4bIen
tonne. Gr FuBr aI8oaun bon etuem 6ptel
gum a%noeren, p6ne te0O.D Elm Simmer inben
gu %tGnneu, ea ale l6auler aberfiQt pareu.
nno &c mar enpltb ~ge3pun9en, na0 Dem 6,
g. 6. 9riioa 6o8pita( - sinem olten Qooer,
baule 81 9e9en. Sn bieem @ebGuoe
rparsn ilber &aulrne Gsrpua0ete, auBer urs
isren Aer3ten, pel9e ni9t gu ben Rriea8ae.
fan8snen 9e3dblt, a5er bod 3ariidae6alten tperz
oeu, rn68en lie nun wtinlaert; bort 3a bleiben
ODER Mot.
Die 3abt Der Iobten ia GtGmunb fol- mad
Dem 3ugeltanOniB BON 9lf6eQen=Of fl ;ieren
~ crop iell, paB man auber StanDe III, gerue
g9agsn onf}ntrei6en, nm bic Tooten peqaa2
i9aTen. (Otele Nfitt6eiluna pt,b aber pobl
cine uebertFetbun9 bon @etten bes Colonies
@9)
Sn ge8ug auf bte 8e6anoluna Der Ser
pnnDeten mad9t Oas @pn0ernement fetnen
unterl8iso 8ipii6en letRen eigeuen unO umlss
"en 0erpunDetfn, ater Observation-Disclosures
6ut SieI fir @rltere unO niGte fir Qebtere.
Die 6ationen linp far unIere Qeute O~ielelben.
ME le Die 8sbeaen erbalten unO befteben aus
pref lnjen 8etoatem 6tetlae nm etner @Gnit
te 5rDo. Dice puroen 5tDeimal oes Gaae5
oerabrei6t. Dae eia8i9e @etrdute. wel6es
7u babeu III, lit 26aiIer aus Gem SamesflulIe,
,A erlaubts Der Sent. Burner rem Qeuten
g @olouel, 9uelipa ier 81 bplen. Das ge=
ferte 8roD BON gutter Qualitat, Da oas
lebI iter9aupt wobIfeil III, Dagegen toltete
is y unp 6leiiA Oae Commencement 40 @ts.
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NatrIotttAe @-erfammlmna.

. 9faoe1pDto "a. Suit. Gtne Ser.
lammlnng 9er~porra9eaber 8arger wurDe beute
IN Den Nanmen Der 6anDelSfammer dboebals
ten, gum 3pede ote Steluug oea QuOtums
&rtPpen, ioelae5 9enaiplpanien gu ltefern BAT,
gu nnterItIBen. MaYOr 6enrp faGrte DEN
SOrItB. IS tpurbe Die Summe pom $45,0O0
Hntetl9rteben, fitr bic Nasrittung OOn jebn
Je9trnentern, ipelGe Die @tapt leQt. So
damn n1ter5et4neten; ein3e(ue 3ei6neten
ivy be 3OOO Dollars unO ne1ue pfniger
ols 1000.
zine 9FOBe @faRen9eri ammluna, welbe ben
lsI6en 0egenItauo gum 3Ipef bat, miro nod
pen Sarltdg TN 5nOePenpence Square abge-
balten neroeu.
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Gen. Mtthen,s g}erldumser.

0te ablurpen Nntlagen gtorton's gsaen
Sen. Mtt6eQ besinnen einen @turm ge9en
tbn ielbit unO Dem ieBi9en Nnlhetne mad miro
er balO lein GjeiAaft in Waibin9ton beenbet
baben.
5Ol9enOes iaet Elm 5err Bieiger Sta0t, pel-
fen Nprt sweifellos TT unO Der 9erne Die Ser
authenticated oelIen, mas er lagt, il6erntmmt !:
SD belAulpiee Colonel 6urbtn nnO Die
S|fli3jere uno Soloaten Ieine6 @Ummanop's
9rober 8%eleipi9un9en unO tSrdutuugen, melhe
ie li6 9egen Die @intpCbher pon 2tmetone unp
g8slt~3uscumbia County baben gu S9ulpen
lallen, i'm OiDerIpruAe NIT Dem ge=
brudten Sefeblen pes Sen. Buell." - 9tebe
Mntlogen 9esen Sen. MttpeG. SD
belaulpige belasten ytorton elmer wifentliGen
unO ablAsuliAen QI9e, mas i6 Ourd leinen
3eu9en, SIR. Suffer- BON Ntben, Nta-
gu ~bepetlen penfe.
s. 9. Bangs,
NJ - ,
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Sine Rebenem spasqmina

WUbtte, Is. Suit. Som. 6urraout
lol Sen. Gan Dorm ge6oten baben, feline
6lotte Poiltren 5u laiien, pa err ben SLUG Oe,.S
lai1en polte, tpOrauf jebO@ Sen. Ban Dorm
abl@lagig geantpOrtet baben fol-. Gin b. r.
ttgea glatt IPri4t DaoOn, Oab man nit bern
@eoanten untgeGe, Mobtle an3ugreifen, Ope.r
ote fran3btide unD en9ltl6e 6lotte 8u per=
tdQen,
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9Senefte tclegropDt1dbe ~DtGt1rtc1feat
8crt6tet fur ben Baltimore @eGer.
Ncmeres bnr Ocu. QnpeS Nrutee.
Cine erfoIsreide Gapanerte-@ Expedition.
6auptquartter Der Nrrtee BON Btr9tuiea,
"a. Cu(t.

Afk SOAbbs r.rH
On ben Rriea8mtntlter 6. Us. Stantcn +:
&tue @aoaaerie=@ rpepition, ipelGe BON Oe=
neral Sing am %. BON fredericksburg aaa9e-
i6idt wur0e, febrte geltern NbenD 5urid.
@eltern Ntorgen ia Der Tribe traf Dtelel6e
cine ~ungefd6r Dunpert Mann farfe feinpliAe
Gapallerieabtbeyluug In Der Ndbe Der Gar
melsirAe an Der Selegrapbenlinte 3tptl1el1
6reDeriGSturg unp GtAmOnO, l6lug pieleIbe
surud hno oerbrannte peren 2ager unD feGa
NIT &urn b%elaDene gGa9en unp ~5ert6rre Den
3elegrapben nab 0~prOoneptle,
Cine StunOe ipater 9rtf etne N6t6etluna
BON Stuart's @abo1erie pielsIbe an, absr aud
ptels purpen 3uritd9ewOrfeu, purf ben 4orr
Nnnlub getrieten uno biz IN Stdt pom 6a=
upDer Suuetign OeGfOlgt.
8erI6teOsue @efansene, cine groBe Nn8a6I
Don pfsrpen inp pieIe Bofen pnroen mttge-
bramt. Gin Warlh BON 20 Meilen uuD Die
8elie9un9 epn 5met fetnDliaen Jletterabtbet=
luneen tparen Dos Werf BON 20 Shtnbeu,
pbne oaB mir babel einen damn p~erloreu
bGtten.
SD babe NOD nidt bic Namen ner CONF
mauDirsnben Sff3iers unD Der Iruppen, lpets
Ge itA 70 a~us3eidneten, erbalten, perre Sbnen
aber Dielel6eu, lpbalD mir Die tetrefenoen Gin
3elnbetten 3u9ebeu, 3ulenDeu. Der SAapea,
pslGer all DER 8ir9inta @entralba9n ppn Der
@rpepitiOn am 10. b. ar9eridtet purOe, III
nod niAt atsgellert pprpen.
Sobn 0ppe~
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&nppr1ild3e gSo1ru5ten

9emti9lanO. 9tuttgart, 2. Sult.
Weltern wurpe 3u Ganltatt Dis aItsite Scooter
pes 6Ofi1aulpieIer5 Strnbaum be9raben, mel
DE Die Gemablin pe6 dlteltsn 9Obne6 De8 Gur@
~fitrlten BON 9elIen 8etpelru, BON 2eBterem 0ber
ais 1plde ntht auerfannt nurDe. Der Drim3
ppn 6auau, Der stni9e 3eit bter i'm elterIiAen
9aule Istner Grau lebte, febrte betauntlt& pa
ter 3u letnem Nater auriid.
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@aIbtnstpu, ., 6.
0nn sGnrt Mnnrne.

6prt MDnrOe. %. Suli. Gin I1per
%oertpuupeter Ser, ct, 9if3ter, melder i'm SO-
lpital Der SaUa9e Citation lag, ais oallelbe
IN 6etnpe8 6anO ftel, ibleppte li1 In Den
Salp unp panoerte purG 0ebii1 1t. 1GleAte
9ealpungen Dem Satne8 6tuB gu, no CT nab
gerlauf RON 3 BITS 4 Iagen onFamt. gBG6renp
ietner m%lblamen WanOeruns bege1neten tim
pFtere leere Nmbulancen, aber feiner Der perz
5a9enpen Ireiber fonnte bepUaen pe1oen, i'm
auf3uneBmen. eSn ptlDem @alppp iaeten le
an i'm p%priiber, obne i'm ansnbGreu. Nieb
rere arlDere trante Splpaten, meIAe auf abns.
lthe 9SeiIe entfauleH, BADEN b~ielelben Grfa6~.
rungea 9emaGt. SIS 16ten, ais Oh Die Mms
b~ulancen nur fir Die 8etpe9It9teit Der ei9enen
1reiker %SOrbauoen paren.
@pntrebanpS 3ur Nrmee. gapt.
9uptctp, Suarttermetlfer In glprfplf, lat am
~Oergan9enea 6rettag 500 Der frdftigfen Con
trebanO5 au5 leinem Oepartement at Mfe@lels
ldns armee 9elanOt, no fe gum S6au,en6au
ino Groarbetten pertpeiioet meroen lpllen.
General ~Dir febrte pieGen MprQen inter
elmer parlamentdrla9se BON letner 0enouna
Iarf Dem JamesflnB Surld. Der ,3ped letnes
SeInGes mar, cine Nuspa1aIung Der @efane
9enen aa5tbabnen, bod 1T ba8 9telultat DeS
Idben nod niht auagetbeilt mproea. Man
9laubt laooA, DAT ct leinen ;3vred ereet6t Babe.
penn unnietelbar mad letner Nnfunft in Sort
Nfonrpe tOnrpen oabin 3ielenpe ~Naprpnunaen
eetrcfen.
DaS 9Ofbcot vSobn q. 8ayner1 Fam balb
na0 bier u1r BON 5arrtIpne 9anouna Bier
an uno bertGtet, DAP NIss ru6ta mar BET Der
Nrmee am SamesfluB.
Die Oampfer RniderbOdsr nnb Spanlbind
Itrto NIT 600 franfen uno ~SertpunDeten Sol
Oaten auf benz We9e na9 benz NOrben. Scr
cine Dampfer 9ebt nab Seem Oorf, Der ars
.oere mad Baltimore.
SiiOliGe Seri6te.
Der Mfebile NOeertiler lAreibt it6er Die @es
ltnnun9 Der Ginwcbner am intern Milf1Fvpt /:
Inter Der SepOlferuu9 unlereS Staates pbera
balb uno peflt4 bon Nep=Orleaus befnpet
IT'D cine 3ablretGe Slaile BON 2suten, pelGe gee
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miI@ter Nbfunft linb, unb farm Die engltlbe
Spra9e oerfeten utO mod IAle&ter IpreAen.
Otele baben natiirlt@er @etIe pentg Sgmpa~
THE matt Denen, tpelGe ben &rieg anSfeG=
ten. Ste ptlien tiGt, pOrrm e8 fA EanpeIt,
ltno 3ieben n6roltAea @Dlp Dem Gpnf6psrtrten
Ddbier Dor.
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8ef6Iua bess etoStratbs BON YbilaDeIpbta

DBtlaoelPbto, "a. Suit. Der
&taptratb betptQi9te beute bic Summe bon
$500, 600, itm tepem neu etn3utretenoen 6ret>
ptaigen cine Bounty bon $50 gu 9e6en.
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8Mcber= SCmsetae.
2Ss AcnsSSaa
ASertart0t 1tssD eteiigcDf.

,SYpIl16lf Yin qemanoter jun9er Maun pirb qelu6t III
Arteit wirb 5pseFaert, gaDoS
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gS3cIt1GlE weroeu cine gute &60tn fir Elm 6pteI
%OtfNuyt lno 5net MdO0et i1r IN Bic Slide. @afenSe
erbaltten ben FDdfen 2pGn, 1Ran melbe lb ipfprt
2tp' oo &SelASaiflalprettr. OtWt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREE:lAN, AUG. Z 'oOz'
Vermont Soldiers Exchanged.


The following sick ami wounded Vermont
soldiers from Richmond, were taken on board
the United States hospital steamer, . COmmo-
dore - under flag of truce at City Point, Va,
July 25th
Lett at the Chesapeake Genera Hospital at Old
Point Comfort.
R. L Coturn. K, L. B. Gottut Z, 9th
William Lobin, X, 5th WIN. S. Ferguson. A
I'd joseph Landry. F, 9Th H. Cummins, E
5th e.. F. Norton. IL, OH ; A. p. kerns, h,
5th David H Dodge, D, 81; Henry Hutchins,
+, 4th Nathan McGinnis, E, 5h Cor. NJ.
e. Hamlet. K, 5th G. A. StanhOpe, D, 4th ;
John Shields. 4, Sd 4; Morgan Bushey. A, 4th ;
Cor John Burnham, &, 9th Y D. Rhode, IL
I'd ; Cor John McGuinn, Ii, 5th-ded + 5.
Carney, E, 5th Chester F. Newton, FL. 9th ;
Geo. Il. Dodge B, ID l.. B. Goddard, c. 9th {;
Joseph Claire, F, 5th
Taken TO Philadelphia
H. p. Stoddard, F, ID Edward a. Bug
bee, c, ID Michael Finnessy, Ii 18th ; Corporal
Friend A. Bralnerd, F, 9Th Edgar E.. Hop
klns, E. 4th Franklin Guvette, X, 5th; E. 5.
F. Paine. |, 5th Cor. L d. Savage, f, %
Geo. II. Hit, E, 9Th E. w. Pearce, E, 9th.
i. J Horner, |. 9Th Vt, died at the hospital in
Baltimore, July 2SIh, Of typhoid fever,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

Hon. HORACE MAYNARD, Representative from
Tennessee, will speak at the Village Hall this
Monday evening at ! IL o'clock. Let all
turn out and hear what d Border State man has
TO say about this accursed rebellion.
Mr.. Maynard is classed among the FIRST ora
tors on the floor OF Congress, and the fact, not
|ooly OF his being Border State man, but that
he is one Of those heroes of the true metal who
has passed through the ordeal of persecution
rather than surrender his principles of loyalty
Ito the Government, will make his remarks to-
| might doubly interesting Fail not to bring
4 yeur ladies with you, and bring them early OF
[they II not get II seat.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

Gen. SHERMAN AND THE NEGRO HUNTER.-A
lew days ago, at Memphis, Tenn, IL bereaved
patriarch applied to Gen. Sherman to know how
ne could reclaim his runaway slaves. know
of only one way. sir, replied the General,
" and that Is through the United States Mar
shall - The unsuspeclng planter started IN
anxious pursuit OF that officer, and was at last
directed to Col. tiillyers quarters, where he
asked
{" Is this the United States Marshall -
Z" No, sir the Provost Marshall"
" Where can find the United States Mar
shall -"
d" Have you business with him v
" Yes, SAT, want my niggers Gen. Sher
man says he is the proper officer TO apply to-.
d" Oh yes replied Col. Hillyer, who per-
ceived the joke, 9 he undoubtedly Is 80 the law
prescribes.
I" Is he in town "
- don't know, but suspect not"
When do you think he left 4? y
- About year ago, fancy"
At last it dawned upon the planters brain
that since the United States officers were driven
out and the National courts broken up the Flu
gitive Slave law is not in operation. He went
back to Gen Sherman and inquired sadly /
there was no other way Of recovering his chat
| tells.
None to my knowledge, sir.
" What can do about it >
= Well, sir, the law provided a remedy To-
you shareholders in cases like this, but yoI
we're dissatisfied, and smashed the machine. |
you DONE like your own work, you'd bette
restore 1t and set it running again. Unless yol
90 that cry soon You II have no need of Flu
gtive Slave Law
The planter left, with his admiration for tn
beauties Of secession Il good deal diminished.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

DIED-At College Hospital, Long Island, Ju-
ly II, 1862, Charles Martin, soldier.
he was brought to the hospital in such feeble
condition from tho effects of mortifcationaof n
wound in the thigh, caused by fragment Of
shell, in one OF the recent battles before Rich
mood, that ne was only able to give his name
and the word Vermont. He had no knapsack
or effects of any kind with him, and nothing by
which his friends, regiment or place of residence
could be known.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

VERMONT BRlGADE.-We learn that Colonel
Whiting of the I'd Vermont Regiment, is acting
|Brgader General of the Vermont Brigade in
place of Gen. Brooks who was wounded in the
,te battles before Richmond. Lieut. Colonel
Ioyc3 is in command of the I'd Vermont. Adj.
add, Lieut.. Hoyt and Chaplain Smith Of the
ID have resigned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
K. RICHARDSON.
ADDISON PEEK, Senators.
p. d. BRADFORD,
CALVIN FULLERTON, r,;
A. X. WARREN.
T. Il. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
ALONZO IL. JACKMAN Sheriff.
CHAS. II. Heal Fl, states Attorney.
o. l.. WATSON, High Bailh.
ADDISON COUNTY.
s s3'iH i D. HHLcoMB, senators
.; III S SLhE4 Assistant judge,
GAlUS A. COLLAMER, sheriff
WM +. BASCOM, States Attorney.
q. !. RAYMOND, High BaiiH.
judges OF PROBATE:
HARVEY NUNSlLL, New Haven District,
CALVIN TILDEN, Addison District.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
MYRoN CLARK, senators
n n T. / sI1fS} Assistant judges.
LEANDER Pow hks, Sheriff.
VI + MINER states Attorney.
DAVID c. WHEELOuK, High Balm,
JUDGES ot PROBATE
JOHN K GATES. bennington DistrlCt
l'klAh ,. AhNl NahcheSter D!slr'e.'
,..,.,...,
G. +. EDMUNDS,
JED P CLARK, Senators.
A. G. WELCH,
ANDREW WARNER, A.sis,a,,
+ + E. " Judge of Probate,
r s TAFT. states Attorney.
n. b. FLANAGAN, Sheriff,
X. :. BL0pGEiT, High baiitt'
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
,EpEn KEITH
HIVE ii.nVFy n EApp.R
r. J. SAKE, tC,rnt. Irdoas
R. R. r. r. s'imnEiBMiaN, sheriff,
"A. MOORE, Bailif,
N. F. WOOD, states Attorney
G. F. HOUGHTON, Judge ofProbats.
1,ur.u pAss
A AdEAHE BE TRi,oKLAyp r'',''
rpENE1EppAsS Assistant Ju1Ses.
E fanN Rzth ~ S..ta,. Attorney
ROYAL, RI-RNHAM. SheriG.
p HIEyEi,AND Hiyh Railif
IiDGEs OF pRnHhTg
II GILMORE, Bradford District
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1t is reported that the New IronsiJes rov
nearly completed at Philadelphia, was to 'G h"
commissioned and dispatched to sea with se,,oI
orders Saturday There will be work for ber
no doubt in James river wi "'r'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

IhE New MONITORS The New YORK Cam.
merc'of says that the work on the new Monitors
rs progressing with more rapdity than the pub.
nc are aware, aud it will not be many DAYS be-
lore another " cheese box will be aaoat
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EETS BY MAIL,

MKMfpS. July 80. The BuiLu,,. 81,
morning bas the following intelligence l,,,. ~
! thentIc suu,ees.
- Among c'her Interesting items =. =,
proceedings ol the rebels, We have ,or,.. .u'
Of the subjects diseus sed al two confer-nca11'
the principal rebel military leader. ho'a al
Richmunu. on the forth and fifth instap, u
| understood that they came to the concusior ~ IS
/ they must loose no more territory. The DEF
siye policy of the South thus far WAS .,,,"
attacked, and Generals Lee and BeuureyardesF
yised the invasion Of the North from tb'-
points namely, from Cumberland VI WIlisn,
port into Pennsylvania from Louisyi,Ia a-I
Cincinnati into Indiana and Ohio, and fs au-
Padocha and CAIRO into Illlnns.
1t il alleaged that the following plan of o,..
atoms tor the summer campaign was agta',
upon
Fra.-The immediate obstruction of :,
James river to make 1t i'm cssibe for Gen NJ
Celan to use it as means for COMMITMENTS
with the Government and for the transpo,,a,;o.
OF reinforcement and army supplies.
Second. The occupation Of Williamson,
Yorktown and the entire Penlnsular.
Third The recovery of the whole Of Il, .
territory of Virginia and the suppression Of ~.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Fourth The recovery of New Orleans. Mem.
phls and the Mississippi river, and the expv.
sion Of the federal troops from Tennessee ana
Kentucky.
When these objects have been accomp.sb.;
Generals Lee and Bcauregard proposed,
Fifk-To make the Potomac and On,
rivers at once their basis of operations and from
tier line and transfer the seat OF var troi. y,r.
gInia to Maryland
Srth-To hnri upon Washington from Rich,
mon. IL column Of two hundred thousand plck4o
troops, and by the capture Of that city effect
the liberation of the city of Baltimore. ami
then invade the North from the three point,
above named BY thus becoming the Invader,
the rebels hope to make 1t necessary for 70 T.,
keep at home for the defense OF our cities, fv,
hundred thousand troops.
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State Nominations.

For Governor,
FREDERICK HOLBROOk,
OF BRATTLEBORO,
For Lieut. Goreyno,',
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
OF WATERBURY,.
For Treasurer,
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND