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3 Fi-it& i-rE.nrrt- ~ atl'e>z rr a.itr>i-ta A.
10 plsI|e he vii l-aua - IatFr Jas l- =
tf-ro 80 e. - q 70 ~ Gle f'tr Il t1s isl-
- e-rltl1-rr Az irlir-a-tIa1 ci.ctszl-< -
prr.eat tt1a niy - itis 1r-Iutar WI AHA
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Elstu ASbtrtistnltnts.
STOLEN. $50 REWARD,

GT0LEN from the subscriber l2s miles East Of
- Chzttarooga a. the stable OF t. 5 Foster % The
night Of the 9Th Decembeg. 4 brown horse abdht IL
hands tigb blaze ace, bind legS boh white rather
thick il the neck from being recently altered; yrs
old next fixing. moderzle condition. viii pay tile
above ewtrE for his delivery 70 me AT he fsovern
meat Blacksmith ship. pr viii pay Hoeraliy lcr any
illcrm4tion that win e4 10 the detection Of tie fiei
and Recovery Of The horSe- A. J. FOSIcR
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CrIruIis l-csl-. fcFt- -. l>S4-
b sr.sEs rs ra1re e1s.i = se.i. s., : ~ me-.
q fhe bctrrr k-d 90 liz any ta1nl11 akd iks
Or ta-- 81 Irsihss lor I41ncrE har-
tx ltafi 4 hand ard r--li1E h,lls -, & rrl| fs
1cles- 4 aifh IIrp-r 1rirltrtes- 1te rsu1
IL shtd and Is ilr uiS af a. r-iIiaf.r laser, q
a-ri<t ia - dong A. e-l1fr bfit - 1rr.-on.st-
rflrts - 81 b- ~ pressed p - rILLAED.
{ sers 81 Eai-r a On
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

a se's lot. having On il a good dEsil,as. Store,
House Kitchen. Stable, Bara, and Black snith
Shop IN he village Of chiskaaiass,. can be topEh
iOw % aHplnea,isn &c y. H Willy.
deeie
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The bill also pIF0vIies for line q steam
'ers Of nJt less thab 800 tons. y Fqn be-
tween New york and LIbeEEa, touching at Nor
folk and PO9t Royal, ito carry such freed men
as desire to suigrats- Tie preeeeasl Of the
contiscatei property pf the south are to be
appropriated to defraE the expenses incurred
by the Operations Of the AIT t9
In the senate : brisk HEscussisn goes en-
about til arrest loyal citizenl'l Hale
wilson al ia FTislIl sui tain he President. with
sherman and irFum bull against hispE II WIN
hardly amount d ans.thins however. I
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100 Hands Wanted

IHNEDilIELT, = roIt \ Pax HslIs i CLln.
nensa- we vii Esv- al zss rsssrs t.z zsiHlIrr
dnsy 10 in Apply Al ssss- -tEsss.i -.E-s ana
br.r5ius rkii - pad s-.R- EecAHY c.
~ Hira prices uii Be % Is lor negre 1sn-
81 Al Atiazta daily papers copy zuntk aHd
.srs 81 % tAh See, Iros1s-l-
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Two Substitutes Wanted
PrLr = Is s7ss. Issrsstfl
RAGS. RAGS RAGS

I WILL bay 81 he old Liunen And Coilss R.rs 90
p.rres " Ipie. Ernny sseks. reces q lrd
tie cd rags ycc - hri-E 70 u TIE next tkIss
Inbllr ~ fur Hhicl = ~ par a sd
Ns<h tie dit 81 AID sTing. the1n m r1kr up AZ
The ARD cone AID 81 yo1r n1rsy fcr wtat Jcs
iElFe ihloEa hraF-
I Hanf fhfin delivered NJ ms I'D sfana he
ner dn-If O. H. p NaTre - ~ he =
Bispl~nhl1 1 BITkmi.ler, HANOI Ienn- a.
Z. li1utcr- JAS 5 EDWARD6-
Ch.ltanotta OF. IS $50
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w = are authorized - annouors mr. MILO SMITH
w rs caneidatesfor rec lection to tie once >
MaSot Of the city OF Cdattansosa Election dn In.
15fh inst
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NJ Lines nave been dOWu IN several places
for the past few evenings. but are again in sue
cessful operation once more
Eece signum ~
On dit. That the Rebel columns have pen-
etrated even into Nashville The Dispatch of
that city publishes two columns Of our paper
in It's issue OF the 18TH
1t is whispered over my Express line his
evening. that Anothsr Marriage in High Life
i about to take place at Mprfreesboro- ! am
told that Genera. --- distinguished Lieu
tenant General Of the Cumberland, is engaged
to be married to a celebrated belle and beauty
0fold Rutherford. Truly our military pros-
poets, up theIe. are Frightening and
"alI gees merry A. marriage beii.''
Ny. advice4 Afrom the front my k.zest adj
vices, are. to the effect that
eAlii shisE along sse4ar, ereek,v II
When General Joe Joh4sioi, first reached
This place. and stopped at The 'csa,Tal House
d breakfast was ordered fpr,sl General and
Staff rough and tumble specimen Of ..ye
Tennessee Volunteer" forced through tile
crowd in the Bar. aud endoavored to enter the
breakfast 70 pm, but was stopped BY the clerk.
But I'm ons Of the staff; he criea--aisd
vitI, this explanation he effected an entrance
aud pfoesreA front seat under false pre-
fences"
As sOon as tle cs1eral tosk his scat at the
table, 'Tepnsssee.' rose to his fees, and ex-
claimed ~
Have you hoard General that Hens fral
and dat the DeviI has leased Mississippi as
he Aert te4l place. q
The effect upon tie hero OF tl.e Potomac may
be Imagine.
Ny Lady Telegrs..llic grapevine eorrcspoa1
dent from Nashville dispatches me that The
Hurninihs Bird Robe Tie newest aud sweet
est thing out. They are of salmon ak o. bat
menied BY spfays 81 foliage upon which lae
Represented Iirds and batirrHies. lttalsess 4
! c spot TO SECURE one.
Brigadicr General RobgrtfB NJ. tcheil L s.
Yankee y9lHiitee. ASSUMED command Of the
-lI-posss Of Nash til:s last wsd,Isssa5.
4 pfiy2fe dispatch frpsn the north Of lie
tcus,berl.hd, to ihe effdct that the Yankees
8 have been mneh lnors 4cpeiIliateFy tow.ra.
We Inhabitants since ihey returned from Low.
isSSflIel nsntionsi this fact - his Excel
: seney the Pre- siaent. the p,her day. whei, ih3i
gentleman quietly remarked that 81 osls
lflse gsniiksleks ofihe ca E
!. eiiizeil fesiSling IN flie vicinity Of Hafls
Elre says tl}li after The battle Of lie 9TH thrf,
4 hSnlrei adj cir.. AboIl iiol's.s were hurief
and eighsetH CollEesleraiss.
5iesruHihal 81 Ell. Gidebh Pillow arrived b
MIR rcesb pro Sa.ar1lyl eveaing from h,-l
mo5id!
* FIR. Ri o. KFugbie- q foreign geItiempi
iof this city gants a~Sup sti;utei Mv,Ac ftasu4
lance with Jim FIR The LIST few weeks. salts
6es nlc~fflat lac Hsefs o9s-badly
- report Was circulating the streets this IF
4 ;ernof'n. that Gen. Bragg had anneunced la
l5.a arEnisFice had been Proposed BY the Yankee
a military Authorities. fof90 days.
Elutkncr assumes ceEn:1and 9th Mobile
Department in a few days
kSSgr- Our exc4lai,t friend Can't Brxt A
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TRoVT no USE

I lNOTTCE-
TJAVTNC thhroughly renovated my Hoase. beg
L leave to i4form my old PATRONS and the travel
ing phbIic thak the House viii be open On and after
80: 49, ! D''.1' n.sHL11. r,.,.l....
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Ql a derrec q Ne coasty Courf q Scer1tehse
- rol-ty Ienn. d vii Ser fsr sllr a pu1hr o1t
crJ 81 tie -lt1 il1 ~ Tia lie rlaiiefce 81 J. ~
1nIersn1 erd naffrrn I-Islr -f1re.-nII ~ nI1r1I
1einin9 - ne c;llte % sail J. ~ Aa3erera, A.
fc-~4 lnc mot al thIE1 y.n-r and Ve-T IkelJ-
>aii >1re< vii - u "a ~ n .,.lf< r77- IL ~
cha-er giving Dad MI al.,rIrei rari.r md ia
retained On <l1Eea ut al lie a. = =, ~ = rad
1ccltaa D. T. BENNETT.
Speci-l rtl-.i-si1aer-
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AuBFRhL REWARD

WILL be paid Tor the rrcoFery 81 4 nrgre ! ?.
w who W4s lost between ChatianooFa and y Gr-
irrczboro' He = light rol1r- bersy ls-ii. Gil \
spoken and shut AZ years % lie hal = a. l,ln
nhen lost small pet bas And ito tl4-tetf.
J. H. BUR1lf.
Dar H. Gait. CO. =. eth Rec Ala fdIa-
Gar.1acr't u,ririo-
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cIGtRSI

E-ISF BE4JEfcRRp CIGARS fsr ale t,rs.r..s-
L trfel ~ Hsriat Spriar- -rar ns't1a. G.:1 ~
ncfis FIrz sERALD 4 EEo-
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ENGIKEER WANTED.

T,o take charge N FIouring Msllst RsngkoId ca
i Apply At the Mills there esquire oil Ms;- 7
T. Beaoehairp. A -C. 5. Chattanooga
dec. ll-lar n
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WHO Wants 4 SUBSTITUTE

A KY one tesl1far a substitute Who Is willing a.
n pay Flerhiv can Ind one u1o VII rev~T D., sub,
ec; 10 the ronf- 81 ~ at7'.sia- - J. - hur
phy. Quzit rrl.stl'r's Slpiiy Dept, Atl-nta Ca
n EIEErffiS iTIl, b. feii on Thursday. The
n asia last ~ fhff,llraiax pltees- and ~ the
,ru g neS<ll- Tor G itfilo-e 81 Re ting Mayor
arr W. dsfnen fcteach ward ia the city. itr tie
yer 1Sf3-
II wat6. AT Enfsl,er's Slop. rs Thomas J. lat
r-cr Rfosc= vi a2ll john H. Alexander
~ xara. III +. Il lClaS~' store, 1y J,hn F. Iiocih,
J < Brewer and J4{<h Fisher
81 Ward As cS1aeis Olive BY J. J. Lozss. n.
+. Spencer aid j. IL Allison
4sh Weird At Dr Sins Office. By Charles Plum
n,er E Powell aud l.. W HuurisieS- r.
NiLO SMITH. aIs5or-
JoH~ p. LbSo. Rccorder- H
fecl5-l0ds
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PIT Eud.on- - Dec. - lsl1.
Th- ftrnr-ne Regiments heinz tslfsnct hEeihcr
snd rrnsiifufr tie ID Brigade q ia amy lu<.scd
Port rlnl-cu La
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sas~ Our e1cflaht friend t;sps BrSs A.
Boris Mathematics of Wlartons Brigade
nov ) atidised at NoIankSille has laid us under
fer late nssgspaper fsyers- Wohld
be pleased tc hear frolA you often Captain.
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BRINa nn YOUR HOGS

/ An AUTHORIZED 10 bay All he HOES lot AL
Al the fesniar cossfnmeat prices
dece Ut s. r. hcqANY-
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MY RESIDENCE % Cierry ST. q psriss' NOD
vi del 81 dwelling Ai-o ih-rs Brick Stores
on Market 81 Al~'. q me 6nlding s;e I'd fning
the residence % Capt. fuitln coateinifE ere acrtS
varieties o. Il. P WAYNE
Dee l3-lwr
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Nv AICFTON AND
NJ Al / COMMISSION HOrSE.

~ COMMISSION House,
80 ic2 istrN ST.. i.YSCflrCRG- "a
The UNDERSIGNED have assfssiated tefns4 ves t-1rth
* under flic We and fr7n 81 Jlacs Z <cnff X Co..
FIR fhe pqrta-4 oil s.hdnc- in- 4 general AffcTI0N
aud c6MiifSSislN BUSINESS They 1avs sented
that large and el-khnt building M O2 Mala stleet
-ynchhurr va hkeiy oeciple1 by Jno- II DAYS K
Co AMI ui lie ~ day q December next vii be
ready Ii receive sfirchalise OF al kinds fr private
and ausfion saie~ Tlsey ,rif consignment 81 ~
psactnted aud Snpklng 1n1aerp. Su-ass. NelaSses'
(,aaes snt other tkreeries Bale Cttfon ard Cotton
fablcs Of all fTafs wohen Soics. Boots bees anu
Leather aud ali ofaei rl- usually n fed RI sale
Their ant Ancrisn xiii take place a. an eirr day
in iJecrmlef. OF thich de notice. With c4iaiognel
Wi lle prbii-htdI
They respectfully refer % Tie Ee-eAants AMI bu-E
men 81 Rieliho0d PtterS5srg Danslle and othf
cities d the s4uih- whose aid and coipPerziiot
will b cs,y sppfftitfed-
JAS-P SCOTT.
or The LATE iiffi 81 sslln Z. DAVIS K Co.,
HENRY p BOt0fk,
W. n PARRISH
Members bf lhe firm Of Hook ! Parrish
Tic eohcern Boeoek & Psui.is. 10 5 Brd3.
street. uss@->os tsis Sc ffs oid stani - f-rtt
decls.sln DOt OF X s PAR1lSH-
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Tns Ar7Iky At NEwstES.-The Raleigh Register
reports We in sition 10 state that til mutt
nv among the Abplitonists at Sexbera. reported b.
unt rrespdpdent 4 few days Az. ia confirmed L
was che keH ia tine. and therefore did assume
sul.h pI4poIEions rs at SIT reported.
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b. Fhs editpf.oE the IAtlanta Conmon-
wealth has seen some exkrac,s and cos
uieties pf les q4isite fragrance from the
establisH of the celebrated nannfactu-
rsr, GJkmdIIF' Go Smell is good name
for 4 pe#farheh.
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THE Ei4FoRALrFl-Dr. Milo smith, the
e1eklle1t Chief Magistrate Of our
city, lis Ia1Iounsed for re.elec ton. The
q ctiopl fallE on Christmas. Our good city
is likely ID have = Christmas gift in the
sRaae oil a #odd lsfayeg-lssnpith
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HEApcs-s l,r.-l.- IFrka7,fE~T No. 2
NurAEe bowl. Tenn Deesla..er !. lsa3.

HKaDcsrs krs,-| lFrkA7,fE~r No. 2
Hur4se b,lfl. Tena-s Deceia.er ! ls12-
General Ofiel's,
No I52i s
j. TIE nauies-er All l,ai ezs. absent without leave
n any mrsftr. viii be Pfeaptir fcfortei tsrorgh
shess Heasqliar;srs N tic Paynesters Of Ae army
(to ne cad tslis theif PAR may be- suspended mar
Z he ais II r. 81 i-,Aticriiy fNsaitsd.
2 The sffifhtsor ~ ,. tfs etifiiT r. fi- q 7r
,isfer- eiitnsftt j. eii.c1 q, Par- 3; q No
81 dated Y ala f.. O.. ieciinoid. Va. Sfv. =
lsfa ~ f3Its3;r.Tle pakmrht AZ copfni~~iofied RI
aiscfs ~ ant oicr Q " than ti.e r. tie cirh
ruard . nhi,h fi.eg heior< = hereby prohibited.
l5.sss ther tNis,I- tLc = ,8rern rhfIu =ip
feafio ratt made order, fron iilci-
n ltef<. ~ from &c crT.stzr- ~. f-sr-,s
- 49,. III ~ IN detached DAY Of lrlTcs % alb
lce ss, 81 tb1 ctlfesssiug ceacsal< raieT zhom
they are scrfinE-
Qlsrtcraa whb nay ply atseniees in yplarivs
sof ihis cdei WI Dc reported f0r st-ppase IL thsir
pay. bes;des uciass 4raea beto trial by Court Mar
Fi.il
By COMMA 4 Il Ser. BraFs-
GO o. GARNER.
decs-1w ASSISTANT Adiniant General
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Bg- I'll. editor Of the Savannah Reppb-
lican was presented the other day with a
bucketIcf large and luscious strawberries
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sF.ra Obi rns;pE 1.-The tpIg wing j. list
DC the Govdrhprs Of The thifteeh States. com
posing Ehe' Confederate stHt~s of America =
AlabIma.Ij G. SHORTER; Askshsas. II. FIana-
IAN Elbri,ia. John Mltonsl Georgia. Joseph
f. BROWN; Kentucky. RichaFH Halves; Louisi-
Ana, 11Ions3s O. Moore: Nlssissippi, Joht J.
Peters; Missouri g. jackson; North Caro-
Iina. lib. b.. Vance, South Carolina. F. W
PickshH; Tennessee. Ishal. g. Harris; Texas,
=. p Tlthbhcts Virginia, John Issshsr.
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WANTED.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A GOOD cook, MASTER aal ironer Apply al
n Office. NJ IDOL
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NOTICE.

PERSONS +i.sisx 10 sss sA.is s.x-s.. s.r..s u.
reach q shs Yankees s.a dal
1s'r-1o1 ss=Sr ~ -rnEa.L <AeE.
: Yur PORK tss i've u.i,ss ~sss Of Dsiioa. Ga. up
70 The Is day y Har-h lss, R.f-rsses-Ns: J r.
cailHisEs. s A. Apply At ones i. ssrson 81 y
.s-ss-. Oliver NICHOLS ( CO..
dsss-la Fsrkers Ter c.s-i-
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4 spieadia stock a HosIE RYl HooF-sKIRTs. ana
great many articles To- arusreHs y MEATS.
TrENs c4sH-sAle positire-
ArLASTA. Ga. Dee. Is.-iT.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK +. M.

NRw YORK, June "a The steamship Etna
from LIVERPOOL the 18th and Queenstown the
18th has arrived The steamer Columbia had
left Plymouth for Nassau with warllke stores,
haEaved IN be for the Confederate States. Two
other steamers, the Merrilnac and Sylph, had
arrived at Plymouth, which are believed to be
intended for the same destination. Inc orlg
f Fleming, from Charleston had reached l:lV-
erpoo with cargo of resin and turpentlne'
she left Charleston in company with seven
other small vessels. ,,..
The Times regards the defeat of Gen Banks
as one Of the most important successes OF 'ne
Conredetates. on account OF the lesson that IL
teaches the North, showing that efforts and sac
ri6ces greater than any ;hat have gone before e.
,',st be- made if even a Border State is to DC
won back the Union rl 1t aio 'ay' hopes Sp dis
a. and that a mutual hatred will tend to
pu nEe new Union more ana more impractlcable'
make Tso Daily Ie% N~s treats the defeat Of Banks
,i,n un,mnortan, and not in the slightest de-
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WHITE LABOR IN THE SoUTH The officers
Of the different department, are charged with
the duty of carrying ont these provisions,
and it is obvious that if the instructions are
carefully attended to the health of our army
IN this region will be preserved. We are
rapidly coming to the conclusion that it is all
nonsense to talk about the Norhen man be-
ing unable to endure the Southern climate,
and this becomes supcrlatively ridiculous
when it is urged as a necessity tor slave labor
Our men here have endured, and are now
enduring, more toll and hardship, right IN
tne midst of swamps, than the slaves could
themselves endure and it is tact that
there are lore contrabands new sick with the
teaycr who had no such labor to perform, IN
proportion to their number than there are
'oIdlers, a fact which speaks volumns on this
question. Let the idea be secuted that Al
rcans only can cultivate the soil OF the cot
on states. Among other important lessons
taught by this war, such as the utter lnferl-
oTity Of the South in courage and endurance
viii be the demonstration OF the fact that the
nee and cotton fields can be most successfully
cultivated by white men. When the dlstlnc.
ton, made by the acourscd system OF slavery
between white and black labor in the South
shall be abolished. then will the thousands oil
oonslaveholders become tillers of the soil.
The agricultural wealth Of the South had
scarcely beed touched. The generous earth
VIII not yield her resources to brute force
nndlrected by skill, but will open all her
Treasures to moral force, and pay homage to
me sacredness of free labor.-Dr. Strickland.
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WASHINGTON, June o. Advices have been
received at the War Department from Gen. Hal
leck. dated Cornth the 221, and from Gen Nc
Clelan army of the Potomac this afternoon.
Nothing of public interest has ,ranspired.
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Wi)e Gturk:ts.
MONTPELfER MARK EFT, June 2:3.

PEovisGoNs.-Butter, i to 10. Cheese, to S, Lard
II. Taliow, 10. Dried Apple, to TO- Eggs II cents.
Potatoes 20 o55. Beans so 300 Maple Sugar,
TO- Peas, Sl,25 to 100
Onions-Sl00. Apples-$3. so to 90 per Dbl
FLoUA Superne, S. 90 Extra, Extra Family,
Double Extra 600 to $50 Superior, 1850
GRAIN AND HAY-Corn, 10. Oats 10 to 90. Herdsgrass
Seed So 90 $50 per bushel Clover 10 II per pound
Hay, &c. S., per ION. Rye, 65 to TO-
MsCRLANEoUs-Dry and green hard wood, 3,25 to $50
Shingles, 81, 90 to $50. Woo-common 10 co. Bark
$50 per cord Nails $50.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %. The Summer meet
ing of sportsmen opened to-day on the SUFFOLK
Park course The stake for three year olds,
mile heats, was won by West Roxbury. Time,
l:49 "a, 1883 34
The stake for the two mile dash running was
won by Papa Swgard time 3;43 - FRO
vatore was secor d. This was magnlhcent
race
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Tall short, young olo light dark complexion,
rich or poor, all subject disease and all alike
susceptible to the curative properties of Doc Gfods
Homeopathic Curatives If taken according to direction
Many thousands availne themselves of these prepar
atoms to effect of different diseases, and there
thousa ds who have learn the virtues of
these medicines Are you suffering with dyspepsia. bill
ousness, rheumatism, piles catarrh or any other dis
try these wonderful " little sugar pills" aad you
will other. Sold by Fred E. smith, Agent. Sent
everywhere by NJ Burr, Co., Boston, Philip Lee,
1876 William. street, New York Price only % cts per
bOX
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-24
BOSTON MARKET. June 10

Flour-Western $425 to 6,25.
Pork.-Prime, 50 80 to 1900, Mess, $l2 90 to l25o
Beef, $500 to 1850 Lard, to 81. Hams, Ct TOT.
Butter 10 H. Cheese, lO Eggs IL to r. Potatoes
As to 49, Dried Apple toS
Wool Saxony fleece, Al to IL American Full Blood 46 to
Al Half. blood 43 to II; Common Al to -.
Corn 81 to 03 Oats. 46 to 81 Rye 80 to 80. Herds
grass Seed 200 Clover. IL per Ib. Hops Is a 90.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-24

GEORGE MvLLER.-George Muller s v
PAan Houses at Bristol England, now con'al"
scVen hundred orphans. A third house wa'
10 be opened recently to accommodate Jour
auodred and fifty children. Mr.. Muller re-
.'Iysd during the year ending May last nearly
40 600 IN aid Of his various schemF.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-24

NEW YoKk, June 90. Fortress Monroe
letter to the Philadelphia Press says Il member
OF the Governor s Guard of Richmond, who was
captured at Ashland on the 10Th, states that
beauregard is second in command at Richmond.
and that number of his troops have arrived
there.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-24

=, memphis, June p. Special dispatch to the
New York Tribune 1t IS believed here that
most OF beaoregards army is at Richmond
The first through shipment OF cotton to New
York was made yesterday. Two hundred bales
We're sent through. Shipment will continue
daily.