davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

KING CorroS N PsRU.-The South American
news by the Northern La ht is c .lculated to
make the Cotton Lords of the c. ;. \ feel I'm
comfortable The British steamer Caiiao. at
Panama, from Valparaiso, brought M large
quantity Of cotton frOm Peru, consigned to
England, with the fnuOun- emeut that a much
larger amount j, going round Cape Horn. This
cot on Is said TO be OF superior quality, an no
Efforts to raise very Large crop on the Peru
wan coast, the ensuing year. will he spared
The Iebeliou' American King Gotten" is
thus threatened with powerful rival iU new
lnaIter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

\ SOLDIER KILLED The s4ddest accident
thai We have been called upon TO record for
some time, occurred on Saturday last J. W.
Congdou, a private il Company A, Porter
Guards, was instantly killed whilst standing
upon the platform Of the cars, on the Franklin
Riilr, al the Noon train WAS passing over the
R''ck Creek Bridge near thaub-rsDurg He.
with several Others, had been left behind on
account OF illness, and had So far recovered. as
to be able 10 rejGin his regiment Coming in
sight of the camp, and seeing numoer of his
comrades in the distance. he sttpped upon the
platform, and was in the act of expressing his
JOY by waving his hat, when his head struck
the timbers of the bridge He fell from the
caTs through the bridge into the water. from
which his body was Immediately recovered and
tken TO Chanbersburg Mr COngdon. We
understand, was among the tallest men o. the
Regiment, and was universally loved by the
officers and men. He enlisted in Syracuse, n.
Y, about three months ago. His Residence We
believe. was Red Creek, Wayne county, New
York
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
ss.9l5,O00

COMMANDER William Rono okendorf, OF Penn
sylvanis, has been appointed TO the command
of the United States steamship San Jscinto,
| now at Boston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
Amount of public debt exclu-
siye Of war loan. Nov. Both.


sive of war loan, Nov. 30th,
1861 .................... So, 1868, ,5l6 0s
By reference to the report of the Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund, it will appear that
$500 s0l Ol of the public debt Was paid during
the year ending on the tirst Monday of Septem-
Der, 1861, at which time they are required by
law to report to the Governor.
On the 18th of Sc, tember an account was
presented TO the General Government of expen-
ses incurred by our STATE for war purposes. up
to the lst of that month, amounting to about
81, ,5l5. 900 90.
On the 25th Of November following $685.
600 90 was refunded to the State being 40 per
cent. on the amount Of account thus presented.
There was therefore in the Treasury Oh the
Both of November, 1861, as follows, viz:
Balance of general fund ........ 5o4 59S 81
Unex pended balance war loans. 800, 5O1 Al
Amount refunded by General
Government. Observation-Disclosures. 6O6, 600 %
Cash from the society of Cincin-
natl ............,.......... 500 90
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

81 Dlrtrict-Thomas Gaskill, 81 Districts
Josephs, 4lh Districts + thompson, 5ti
District-Jls. Moore, Jr., 9Th District-Johi
VI Mackin, 9TH District-Thos Cochran. Sti
District-W l.. Dennis, 9th District-G. A
Quigiey. 10th District Thomas Greenbank
lith Distrct-J. W. Hopkins, 18th DistUict-
Richard Wildey. 18th District--F N Manus
l4th District James Donnelly, Is District
W. + smith 10th District-T W Dufii-ld
l7th District-C f. Abbott.
adams J. Buzby
Auegheny- Thomas Williams, + J. Bigham,
A. Ii. GToss, PeterC Shannon, William Hutcu.
| man.
.iTmstrotg and WssimoreLdnd-J. A. MCuloch
| K Graham, 5. Wakefield
Beaper and Laurence William Henry. J. W
| Blanchard
Bedtord and Somerset -G W Householder, Z
VI. Shrock
Buks-C A Kline. d. X Wridner, W. n
Potteiger
Btnr-Thaddeus Banks
BradforG II W Tracy, G. I. Bliss
Buess B Labar, J. K. Boilesu.
Butler H. W. Grant, W. Z. MCoy.
Cambro &C. L per-hing
Crbon and Leilgh-T Craig, Jr., W c. Lich-
tenwallner
Chester-P Frazer Smith, - Mcclellan, W
Windle
Clarioa and Forest w Divins
CioHfeld, .J,sersos, " Keaa and Ezt-Dr. e
Early, G. W Zeigler.
CLINTON and LyooD.ny-J. Chatham, W. Ii.
Armstrong
C,lumJta, Montour, Wyoming aud .Suliipm-L
G. Tate, G. L. Tuition.
Ciautord and Wdrraa-E Cowan, S 5 Bates
Ceatre-R f. Barren
Cn.bsrlond and Perrs'-J. b Rhoads, J. Ken
nedy.
Gquphin--Jsmes Freeland, Thomas G. Fox.
Dsld,raT.-Wiliam Gamble.
Ere j B. Vincent, f. W. Twitchell
Fdyetie d Kanc
Franklin and Fa1on.--John Rowe, W W
Sellers
Greae--P. Donley.
Huntingdon John Scott.
Indiana. Alexander.
J,maid Union and Snyder. Beaver, II. K.
Ritter
Lancaster C. Lehman, Nathan worley,
James Myers, Abraham Peters.
Lebanon.-Isaac Hoffer
Lu1erns W. S Ross, a. v Hall. R II.
Russell.
Mercer and Veango c. Bsebe, B.
Brown.
Mtin-J W. Ross
Monroe and P,ke-G H. Rowland
Montgomery. Rex. H. C. Hoover, Geo
W. Wimley.
Northampton b f. Neiman. Aaron Hess
NortlunJerLand,-J ". Brown.
Potter and 7iogd-S B. Elliott b. b. String
Schuyik,u James Ryon, Lewis C. Dougherty,
Adam Wolf.
Susguehanna d. Warner
Washington John A. Happer, William Hop
kins.
Wdyne-F. NJ Crane.
York-Joseph Dellone, A. b. Ramsey.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

A detailed account of receipts and expendi-
lures will he found in the report of the Auditor
General Amount outstanding against the
Commonwealth, November Both, lS6l, of the
war loans, viz:
Temporary loan, Act 18th April,
1861 ......-.-- ......- ) 100000 90
War loan, Act 10th May, 1861. 2,6l2, $50 %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

loo rooR To JAKE a P.PaR-- We have seen
the man who va, -' To, ,,plr To take IA paper"
He told u- he Wa, aud a t-S miuu,=s after we
were passing bir rnlm ant hat the curiosity
To s.'e how he ecnnomiz- IN that pl c. lie
called several ui hit com aIuiuuS aud treated
To wh-kev When about 10 drink. he elected
d. Large quii OF tDhlc-D from his mouth For
the ~hskey he put u wa twenty tve cents
Then he called fOT cgaIs AMI &c handed them
around ior which he paid another quarter
Ia, 81 tw" items would have aid for h : paper
two months aud would prove a benefit in tead
of an injury. la the benefit his whole family
might participate Let Us supysS- that he
spends a. lie is social man, only ttty cents
week for whskey rnd cigars for Linstlf and
friends lie l. also i ohcWer and Will average
At least three cents day at that 1L- Yearly
bill wonli BE-.
Ahiskey nd cigars ----...------Sl Slo 90
Cne"Ing Tobacco ----. --...- --. 10 IS
$50 %
This is what this poor man spends for what is
worse than nothing but he IS ''to0 p2or to take
riescspdpef.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
S2.7l2,l5O 90

Amount of public debt funded
and unfundei, November 80
1861. ................... S7,969, ,s47 30
Amount paid during the fiscal
year ending November Both,
1861 ..................... l0l. .33l ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
Taxation in the United States.

sNewly elected members.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10
ANNUAL REPORT
II + n r Y d. NJ 90 r f ,
S,dte Treasurer.
READ JANUARY S, 1861.
State Treasurer.

To the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of ii.
Commonwealth Of PennsylUdn,a -
GksTLrARS In obedience to the require
ments Of the Act OF 10th March, 1882, in refer
ence TO this Department, herewith submit the
following report for the fiscal Year ending No
vember Both, 1861 -
The disbursements and general duties of the
Department for the past year have been largely
In excess of those of any previous year in the
hist ry of GU, State An unholy war and Ie-
bellion against the General Government, upon
the part Of number of the Southern States OF
the Union, rendered it nee ssary for the Presi
dent to call upon the loyal States for aid to
assist him in sustaining the Government, main
tanning the Union, and upholding the Constitu-
tion and the laws In response to that call,
Pennsylva has most nobly done her duty,
as is attested by a hundred thousand of her
brave and loyal SONS who are now in the field,
sustaining her honor and assisting the Govern
ment in crushing out this traitorous rebellion
The arming, eqmpping and sustaining such a
large force as this 10y our state, has necessarily
involved large expenditure Of money, and
caused the vast Increase of LABOR and expendi-
ture of this Department to which have alluded.
Presuming that it will be more satisfactory 10
have the ordinary receipts and disbursements
OF the Department shown separate and distinct,
from the war expenses. | respectfully report
Available balance in the Treasury
at the close of the fiscal year
ending November 80, 1861 S6Sl, ,433 0s
Receipts into the general fund for
the last fiscal year .......... 3,Ol1 6f5 o.
Total ...... ............ S., 699 07s 65
Payments of the ordinary sppro-
priations and general expenses Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

Total ...... ..--.......--
Payments of the ordinary appro
priations and general expenses Of
the State from December lst,
1860, 10 November 30th, 1861,
inclusive. .......-......
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

l0l ,33l ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-10

Balance ON hand unexpended,
November S0th, 1851. S390, ,507 Al
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
IN i TELEGRAPH
70 IhE FREEMAN
r O'CLOCK A. M.
Ma GEN. Mcclellan HEADQUARTERS. }
June 22-S p. NJ.

Ma GEN. MCCLELLAN HEADQUARTERS, }
June 22-S P. NJ.
TINS haS been IL remarkably quiet DAY con-
.atsrIng the close proximity OF the two con-
ending iDrces'
Brisk shirmshinc ensued ali day Yesterday
.od At night everything indicated that a general
Engagement was at hand. The enemy advan-
.rI ia strong force on our line during last night
inf beng promptly met soon retired.
The Richmond papers Of yesterday contain a
.s.ratch from Montgomery, Ala, dated the
r-tb, stating that Gen. Beauregard and staff
,,d arrived there on their way to Richmond
,ad il was said they we're to be followed by
,r,e IortIon OF The army OF the Mississiopi,
nd that u sufficient force had Teen left under
me nv ncbe Bragg 10 check any advancement
. r}. yundals under Gen Halleck
Tn, Charleston Mercury Of the 18th gives
,r.rhic description of an engagement en- James
Island the previous Sunday, IN which it ac-
.rov lodges a severe loss on both sides without
nv material change in position.
FORTRESS MONROE, June d We learn to-
law num the army of the Potomac that quite
.srnilsa took place On the 10Th inst, between
.lo 9Oth Indiana regiment in Gen. kearney',
iv,>Iea and the rebels, which lasted more than
,noorr. The Indiana boys stood their ground
and sustained slight loss.
Durms Yesterday the rebels endeayored to feel
ar entire line by Smelling vigorously at differ
-at points N hopes Of annoying US. Their shells
generally tell short and did lite damage
WASHINGTON, June %. Dispatches have
zen received at the War Department from the
..my in 'front.' of Richmond, and from the VAL
.yol Virginia, As far rs heard from all is
quiet.
The lolowing despatch was received at the
war Department at Is, afternoon:
McCLELLANs HEADQUARTERS,
June 2l-2:30 p. NJ. {
To Hon. L. NJ Stanton, Secretary OF War
Things are pretty quiet. There Is not quite
as mucn shelllng as usual. Our preparations
are progressing well,
Tne enemy opened with some heavy guns
Yesterday, but did no harm.
(Signed) G.. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

L4kIN1N, JUNE 10. OuI HOS LClulheu
tryn, Bonneville, and now occupies more
I0rtneru position.
he Memphis and Charleston Railroad is in
running order from Tuscumbia to Cypress
swamp ~ miles west OF COruth.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad is in running
condition north to jackson, Tenn, and railroad
communication Is open 70 Grand junction via.
jackson. / he road west from the Junction Is
reported 10 be badly damaged. All the rail-
Ioads and telegraphs north are in good condi-
Ton.
BeauIegard' army ut last accounts was at
USoloua, ~ 900 strong; KIRBY smith was at
Chattanooga with 20 600; Price at Fulton with
HOO0, auu Van Dorm, with u small cavalry
yTce was at Grenada.
tAIko, Ill.,, June 81 Col. Ellet, OF the raj
1oul4a, died here his morning from wound
received III the engagement before Memphis
INV YORK, June q Adyices per Connect
cut siltr that the rebel force at Mobile has
ea largely reinforced by 1900 men from
DeALIt2lrG army. Beauregard himself is be-
.:'rl 10 be there. Fort Morgan has been
'rugtAen.l
A"I D"uc on ne west COAST Vi lOl lud h"'C
Zen l-orcuyltd By The rebels in larger numbers
Tan before
O1r troops arc erecting Notifications near
'7L'atoa, u protect 1t ~galnst rebels. All Is
lDiet there, and the Union sentiment is beng
le'.cP,1.
Vne Of our boats crew were captured at ST.
Marks they were surrounded by eighty rebels
When sent ashore for water. Two were killed
NO the balance, twelve IN number taken prs
V1ers
The Connecticut when passing Charleston,
noticed that The flags on Fort Sumter and the
"FuhcatIons were at half mast. indicating the
'4th 0l some important military officer,
NEW YORK, June %. The steamer Roanoke
'y,l New Orleans the 18th, has arrived.
Ne steamer Mississippi was to saii 0" Tue
'' '}r Boston. George Jackson has been ar
'.s' On the charge ot being concerned III
'1'hhs the ship American Union at the time
vi "a. arrival Of the Federal fleet.
W u y Clarke, late second officer on the
"'s' ; 1t,s steam transport Saxon ana Steh-
.-1' Roy If New Orleans, were TO be huhg
Ue 10th INST. for burglary, they having
go authority from Gen Butler TO enter
'.o' winch they robbed under alsc names
'h' Pretended uniforms Of soldiers OF the
.,.Q ) ats.
"'a'le information states that Beauregard
ma drpora5e condition. When a.
'..'' 70 SICK numbered 30 ,OOO.
.Me'Go. June 81 \ special despatch t'
.".ca-o Post, from Memphis the I9th' say
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

a report which Is probably reliable. reached
'heie' 10 the effect that Porters feet are nn>.
on their way To VIcksburgh. Thew wsra y,
New Orleans on the 9Th inst, ."
rebel who says he has been an OrderI, 20
frlce, Was captured within our lines Ia
says Beauregard started Tor Richmond ;r,,,,:
ateiy alter the battle IN the Chicks bomioy
Price had also gone 10 Richmond tn trndrr ~.
resignation. Gen. Bragg was in command -,
the rebel army VI
ST. LOUIS, June % Gen. SEQ field cam.
mandlng the Federal forces in Missouri has
ISSUED orders holding the rebels and rebel svm-
pathlzers responsible in their property, and if
need be IN their persons, for damage hereaftar
committed by guerrillas or maraudino parties
III this State. VIZ
Five thousand dollars will be exacted for
every soldier or Union citizen killed from $1,000
u SoVoO ZOE every one wounded, and the full
value OF all property destroyed or stolen bv
guerrulas Will be assessed and collected from thy.
class OF persons above mentioned residjng IN tho
vicinity Of the place where the act NAV h.
committed.
The sums thus collected will be paid TO the
legal heirs OF the 50 der or citizen killed or to
the person wounded, or to the rightful owner Of
the property destroyed or stolen.
Tins order is very stringent, and abundant
machinery provided to carry it into speedy eff
, feet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
Trims GOING south and East.

Trt ins Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier = Is M. d =. NJ. and 10 30 Pm
IN AL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point a 4.51 M. st.
vi Alba AT $50 NJ, Burlington lis A. M, con-
Meeting at White River Junc whtralns for FRI m
Wells River, ST. Juhusbury and l.ut,etou, and with
Northe Railroad for BOs:o on, Lowell, Worcester &C.,
and CONNECTING at Bellows Falls with heshre R. r.
tor Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r Tor Spring
/ at l0.l p ".
ExpKxss TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point O5 A. for
Burlington and Northteld Connecting at Burlington
with boats for Whitehall, &c,
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdenshH'g at leGs NJ,
Mont ga at 400 M Rousrs Point OF 10 P arriV
ing Boston at $40 NJ, connecting Al Bellows Faf
with Cheshire R. r. fer Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving New ork at ! 20 P.
Tratns Going SOrtn aud West.
Leave Montpelier al 3 0S VI. 735 A. NJ and so M.
MAI. TRAM leaves Boston at $50 NJ, Via Lowell,
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves springfield at 1.2j
Bellows Falls at H. 25 connecting at White hlvef
Juncti n vita Northuf Il. K from Boston and with tas
sumpsic K. L. and from st. JohnShuy and iItttCt0u
arriving at Burlington at 64j P. and ST. Adams at l.
80 p M Ogdensburgh ESQ NJ, and Montreal 10 80
Accommodates TRAIN leaves NonhdeId a, 7.20 4. NJ,
and Burir at 925 III, for Rouses Point and Mon
treal.
NIGHc ExpnEss TE,iN lea Bellows Falls at u pm
RECEIVING passenger from Veruoot Valley T. r. leaving
New York at 500 - VI, and from Cheshire Il. x.
leaving Boston at 90 P. M. connecting at
30 p 81 via Lowell or at 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at 1883 arriving at Burlington
at 500 A. NJ. ROrses Point 720 4. NJ, Montreal at
1000 A. NJ aud Ogdensbuigh AT l2iO NJ, connecu ne
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars al attached both the night express
traiss nm ing between Rouse's Pointand Boston.
Through Tickets or Chicago and the Vest for sale
the prin cpal stations
C MERRILL, Sup't
ST. Adams, VI, Inc ~, 1862
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
school examinations.

THE Annual Examinations Of the Schools in Montpe-
lier will commence Monday, June 23d, and will be
tended at their several School Rooms, follows:
MondayNo Miss Sweet.
No. Miss Camp.
Tuesday--No. 3-iiiss Hathaway.
No. Miss Fulsom
Wednesday-No 5-Miss Brownson.
Thursday Washington County Grammar School
and Nos. and s.
Friday Forenoon, Mis- Chapman and Mr.. Gorham.
Friday Eve the Hail. at o'clock. Declarations and
Compositions
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

the rebels had been cut off from retreat from
James Island by our gunboats. If his is 50
Charleston must soon fall.
The Richmond Dispatch says i; can no longer
De denied that jackson has been heavily rein
forced and the Federal columns must either COM
Dine or fall back across the Potomac.
The following rather different account of the
engagement is taken from the Richmond Des-
pdtch, where 1t appears in the form Of DIS
patch from Charleston:
CHARLESTON, June IL. severe fight took
place this morning on James Island, tour miles
from the city. Five regiments of Yankees,
reinforced by artillery, attacked the battery a.
SectsslonvIlle.
Col Lamar, commanded the Conicderates,
and with few hundred troops, repulsed the
enemy three times with great slaughter. Ihe
enemy fought oraVely, but We're defeated.
Our victory is complete. The enemy's loss
IS supposed To be about 400. including 80 or
more prisoners.
Our loss Is estimated al from 80 to 100. Col
Lamar VAS wounded Capts. Reed and King
anu Lieut.. Edmond were killed
, 1t is expected that the attack will soon be
renewed. The Contederates were much ex.
hausted by the shellIng of the enemy day and
night for week
from Charleston, battalion from the 47th
Georgia, HapgOod regiment, and "a Mars bat
terry, and detachment of the Chatham artillery
from Savannah
GenS. Evans and Pemberton compimented
Col. Lamar Oh the field.
CoRINTH, June y. 1t is positively ascer-
/ tanned that Beauregard has turned over his
command to Bragg. On the 18th he left for
montgomery, where he arrived on the 18th, &C
Complained only hy his personal staff, and lett
for Richmond
lWO reports have been received here one
! that no goes TO take command, and the other
/ That he goes to explain the evacuation of Co.
rlhth. The latter report is considered the most
probable, as it has been known for some time
THAT l3oauregard ana Davis were on antago-
nistic terms.
To-day is the warmest Of the season, 90 de
grees in the shade. The nights are very coo
CoRINTH, June Il. In response TO General
Halleck s call u large amount Of provisions have
been received from 81. Louis for suffering Mis-
sisslpplans, and distributed literally among the
inhabitants, who seem to be very grateful
Deserters and contrabands say that Beaure-
gard took no troops East and the latter also
say there Was no Intention of sending any.
Gen. Bragg is in command The rebels are
taking up the rails north of Tutelo, and are
using them to complete the road from Meridian
to Unlontown.
FORTRESS MoNRoE june % Thirty Sisters of
Charity have arrived ana left for the Army of
the Potomac
Yesterday the rebels opened upon Gen. Hook
er advance with shell, but did no serious dam
age. Gen. Hooker answered from our power
lul new batteries, which have just been compile
ted. The SHELLS were seen to burst among the
rebel attacking party, by persons in one Of Pro-
lessor loves balloon, causing the rebels artil-
lery men to retire.
Our troops are represented as enthusiastic in
view Of prospect OF "a great and decisive bat
tie.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

Have you used DR. Gifori's HON 'opathc Curative j?
Try it for any disease named in the styou will not
any other medicine. An assortment of the curatives
kept by Fred f. Smith, Montpelier Vt, Agent or sent
per mail by NJ. $. Burr Co., Boston, Mass. or Philep
Lee 1876 William street, New York. Price % cents per
box Manual furnished free. See that each box has Phil
d Lees it,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

WAsulsCToN, June %. A dispatch to Rep
resen,atlve Phelps, of Missouri dated CassvllIe'
says the lat Arkansas regiment OF Cavalry IS
ranidlv filing up. Hundreds are repairing to
the recruiting rendezvous, from the west and
south west counties
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23

tnko, Ill.,, June 81 Col Elet, OF the ran
1ou.4a, died here his morning from wound
received IN the engagement before Memphis
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-23
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON

However uneven the garment be treceives equal
amount CT pressure 1t is also sufficiently strong, and
arranged that 1t can he run by power for LACNDRIES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS &c. Although it is a
small and simple Machine, it is able large amount
! of work in a short time.
This Machine has been thorou ghy years
past, and found to do everything that designed
do And after any one buys of them, and fnds it
will not do what claim for it, the and have
their money as all agents authorized to do this.
So There is chance for you to get humbugged by giving
them trial, and it may be just the ti.inG you
To wash with this Machine put your clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap uls With
ter then run them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when the will require ubbng
excepting the very dirtest parts. such collars and
wristbands, which will require bd slight rub with the
ha ndS BY this process You will he able TO do your H.
ing il less than ham the tine by hand, any
ther machine III use, nui nuc easier and and
tear 20 your clothes Ike the rubbing beard twisting
to get the water rom them-as the principle
Of chine il to >querle ir,,ead Of rub aud twist
| which evaies all frlCtn!..
Ma rufactur'd az Nor hicli, W.
] 4 Y CHIN. xhlhiLinL At Eraman ( Iilden,s