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WAR SUMMARY.

New. York. .Iuly

New, York, July 8.
A letter 10 the Tribune dated Font
Mvnsoc Jti, says - Tie rebel arm,
appears 10 have fallen back towards
Ihe city, AID Gen. Mcclellan is now
IN posilion well rntrenched. The an.
prehepsion thai tie rebels wonld
sircieh themselves down Tie Pepinsu-
Ia and possibly attempt to blockulc
With land batteries tbe ,Ia'pe$ River.
has not as f HeA6 falr
iafre q laIkWna IS eracuaane de
place aud most Of tue gnas have been
burst Rehel prisoners do not claim
victory. but confess to have failed
n the obJeel Of their terrific onslaught
commenced on Thursday Of last week.
u which their loss WAS conivssedly
greater than ours, including jackson
snd many ether officers IL high rank.
Concerning c-enlorcemcnfs ior
Met lellan, the statement that he has
recently been re-enforccd by 10000
men y an exaggeraiioA.
Yesterday, our pickeis advaneed
four or 1--WE miles up the river aad
saw no enemies. Who seem ia have
iAfsIefiously disppeared. II Is So.
grs'ed thai GsE. Pope will see ii.em
next.
There was brisk engagement; on
Thersday. IN which our troops drove
iae enemy and captured a battery
without losing man.
Gen Mcclellan has advanced his
lines down 10 the Chickahominy, and
no fears are now entertained of i flank
movement in that direction. Dy noon
To-day Gen. Mcclellan expected 10
have his position 20 fortified a. to Be-
able 10 bid defiance to The enemy IL
any shape they might choose 10 come
An army letter 10 the Hrraid states
that rrbsl prisoners say that long be- /
fore the evacuation Of Corinlh. troons
from Bcaurrgard's army began 10 ar. /
rive ~ Richmond, and continued 10
arrive steadily until that event took
place, by which time 30, 900 had ar.
rived and that subsequent 10 the
evacuation, $4,000 more arrived from
Corinsh, and these $4,000 are the
iioseF Of Bcauregard's army. The
whole number 81 troops al Richmond
amounts 70 fully 100000. Gen Lee
bad she chief communication. Beau
regaad, jackson and Johns,on were
Commanders Of tbs forces under him.
These officers say that the forts and
esTvhwerks On the North ard Eaa |
Of Rlchncnd are soa u very great ,
strength. They rely msaialy Tor tie /
iefenke a the CRY % FoFt Darling.
he obstruction and batteries ia The {
Dsnes river, and upon the lgAnng ,
4 their troops. They declare thai i !
= an ntier iapossihiiiIy for The Onion
lrmy 20 take Richmond either bs land 1
= water A regards lhe obsiruciisa i
sah sid sflsFn into The bed q lac
'4a ser. they arc such has ], a
q esre sAsi amount 81 time AID i
atsO. y relasve, shas Il ran never Be- i
o4ar asdef The tire 81 their Guns. and i
g sessei cam pass While they rtnaain. n
1ACMsDAT Iii
New fork. JAY 3. )
WssA rtEa Z - TIE movements nf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
what shoaIa be q EVER Family

Al persosss are sisbis 10 pairs IN Stomach ar
boSels, o. CheieFa Nashns. which shouIa nex.
= - ueFieefc1; 70 Teeth, and Exreha; 70 Neu-
sisN eaae / saraafsglss by he rnsnd. that
= esn = ea'lfe % - il'iHking of il, = bv sua-
'asa ps.es ssso 70 Aereas Sick HeAaschs.
eNuse4 BY tie least lndiser~siss aflsue - -
and lastly. Lcs ~ sler, whsch Jadpss' ~,
YER. S.aksuss. hnsanees raen. aexi ons r,oshsvs
81 age4 pers0Ess sFe Ell subiscf h. fa4s snest
fsfsei cure ~ hunEewsils Tola Aaedvne. 49,
= Hsege Perfect faiA Killer f.. Fsmily NeesssS-.
=, j. tas io BE fe1ad. BY ihs ahoss ! sasar.t
-eStFsA g a2o@sy % Be- refandsd.
u fte ss1siia ofj. /. Hunpewslfs ssrns-
ssFeevsE r9ses q gsaulse only See s6yeriisv-
naect
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vtsas say,t~fesss b-ssokes. sc learn
that swe dsva ons q hh array wsrs
aa saip-ba4fd. and ha8 aesaiiy STAR
80 ~ jsIa era McCleiizns armY. tea
9sa sfa. TIE srf.esiiioa "a, aesr-
~ Hsflsraz nAea beat rs Keaa.
pks Island. via 5ispaHches for Gsn
barnsae, eaaiasaing fnttlArenoe that
Gen NeCielisas army vss Is Rieh.
inana. Intercepted tbs aees. I pon
he snfarmziieo he troops uete or
dsFcd bach % Newbrrn. and boat
sas s-ni 70 Fewrsss Monroe Is olssin
positive inluflaasn TIE rsisfn II
ihe hgaf bfuashi lls true story. and
maiisr sew afrsnge4 aeearslugiy.
while ,hs aecl doabtlrrsly passed ~
Ismes River Mpa3ay . gAt SID 1uss.
day aoruiag.
jast 81 iAe rise 81 ile srs ion q
ihs seuase. yesterday. biIi va. IN.
If~lncssl gsi0g she sdeu poser
70 CD. esq lIlr mailia q The .antry
eatafts nas urpied Aone sfe
% Z ex.asa "a aeeouni q cslof, casie
or nsia,naAiy The President Is 20
Organize them into regiments and other
divisions A. he sees fi.
Major Stems, Of the Pennsylvania
Huckiails. sars General Mccall i On.
doubiedly killed,
Tie World Washington dlspaieh
says intelligence has teen received
from james river to The effect that
) yesterday tho rebels tired into ihe mail
biad Juniasa On her way 10 head
quarters, kiillng tNo men and woun
alags o. loari. The shot was from
a ~ poand aela pieee.
Tie gun 5eaI- iai,d 10 fud auy
permanent batteries an ase RIVER. BE-
any reit! im9i 30 ag
attempts io bud 5aafr
So eeon 6oeiM Harm re-
turned from ihe army d he Poomac
to-day. lie represents Il ia good con- +
dition, and all the wounded are cared /
for.
DIR Oliver, The refugee from Rich. /
moaI, states that u viii be impossible |
ior the rebels 70 hold on much longer
Il Richmond, en- account Of the scar
oily o. medicines and provisions.
Late Richmond papers say Rich
mond Is 80 full OF sick and wounded
that ihose who fell into tie hands from
lie Union forces are cared for In an
open ield near the city.
The Times Washington dispatch
says the Secretary Of War stated to-
day that the replies TO the call for
1000 more volunteers have begun
% come IN, and more favorable than
he Goye<hment anticipated. He
ioes not doubt but that The speedy
Of recruits will be equal 10
lac national wants.
The Tribune has a special dispatch
lated Memphis the 9th. Ii states
hat he Little Rock Gazette says
hat Gen. Curtis has crossed Black
liver and is crossing 10 the Mississip-
Il.
Gen. liinman has issued an appeal
0 the people of Arkansas to engage
a guerrilla warfare.
Gen. II $. Hemstead Of Little Rock I
: dead.
An army letter says that a rebel
apiain who was taken prisoner con-
sssed lhat the rebels loss ON Fri.
sy, at GAINESVILLE, was $4,000, aud {
bat their total losses in the weeks
Cutting was from 5000 10 10000. D
Another letter says number ofll
ur wonnded have come il. having c
cen ordered by the rebels to seek J
ielr Own camps. Our loss is now. !
VI, ihat letter, reduced to less th n !
5000. J
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Certificate:

We, the undersigned, citizens OF Lamoille
County, Vt, hereby certify that wo have used
N our families, more or less, for about five
months last past, q Washing Machine, patented
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consider i a valuable machine both in saving
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i will cleanse bed quilts, heavy. blankets, and
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on every kind Of Washing Machine We hsvesv.
er known, aud il. operation gives such uniyer-
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think i must soon come into very general use.
Hydepark, VT, June al, 1859.
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The following certificate, signed BY al tho
County Officers f1r the County Of Lamoills, and
AL the Town Officers and Business Man OF
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented
VIII show N what respe t il is held at home,
where il has been put in use
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i will pay for itself BY saving the clothes.
II thoroughly presses out the water from The
clothes about three times as quick as they
can be wrung by hand
II prevents lame wrists, lame backs, and lame
sides
II sill wiring clothes GU; Of boiling hot or ice
cold water.
Il leaves the clothes il excellent condition TO
dry quickly.
II removes the dread Of washing day. and il to
the laundry Shat the sewing machine /. to
the nursery.
i will wiring anything, from lace collar TO a
bed spread.
D. p. l. C. II. WALKER.
Agents for Bennington County.
Manchester, July 10, Ise7.--s
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FRIDAY.

VlcA,bure july Z.
lie Dm'ars from above and be-
low e0ntiuds TO shell the city.
The rebels have number OF siege
guns mounted on carriages, which they
transfer from point to point, as the
previous position is made untenable
by the lire Of our gans, Gen. Will
ans has planted a field battery on the
point opposite The city, which causes
considerable annoyance to the rebel
gunners.
The work on the canal, which is TO
make ma inland village Of vicksburr.
Progresses, and large additions have
been made 10 the number OF the con-
irabahds tiaplo ed.
Washington, July 10.
The NAngaiuck lett this NOR niuo
tor New York. No intelligence has
been received from rae Army Of the
Potomac for several days past, fartb-
er than i is improying ia strength aud
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The subscribers offer the above Machine fer
sale on the followingterms Any one wishing
70 purchase can take machine one month on
trial. nj the end Of the month he can return the
machine, uninured, or pay the price Of it, ss be
chooses.
CANFIELD 4 CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, Mar &c. 1859.
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The Governors a States anl ana re-
cfsaing oqiersx. fSignsdl
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary II War,
MAR DTF1HraaeT,
Washington u. G.. jay 2 1862.
1sys,rea. That oul a li.s Appropri
alton ios collecting. Organizing and
drilling soluaseera. there shall BE- psid
10 aassace 10 zach recruit Tor ihtee
years, Or dgriag tie war, the eam 1t
taesiy Eve dollars. being one fuarlh
Of the amount o. the bounty allowed
" las ssrh payncn, 10 l.e made
upon ihs mastering 81 the regiment.
&c stitch sBeh rerfui, belong. u q gbe
server II he uniird Simes.
lsgued) +. NJ STANTON.
Secretary u War
Tie STATE o. Vermont pays 10 each
accepted Recruit, vito Is mustered IL.
10 The service Of the United States.
StyEN DoLLARs PR MoNrn. Ia
addition 70 The pay Of InfRTEFS DoL.
LARS rER MoNIu, allowed by the
United States making Tie pay Of each
private IwrxTr Dollars per month.
laaymenl i made from the date OF en-.
ltsinlens 10 the date Of muster, at the
the tie regiment il mustered
The result is, thar each recruit viii
receive, when the regiment Is muster. i
cd into III service Of the United States.
OSg MosrH's Par IN ADVANCE 4
A 3ouNrr or TwnNTr FiyE Dot /
LARS ~ ADVANCE;
PAN. Al rnK RATE or SgvKS Dol /
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or KNlisTMgNT TO THE DATg or |
MISTER
10 addition 10 Tie premium Of two dol.
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Of soldier, for each accepted recruit
brought By BIN 10 The rendezvous.
And It the expiration Of the term
OF enlistment, or upon his honorable
discharge from srrsice, after having
served two years. be will receive
further bounty OF SEVENTY FIVE Dol.
Lars.
PETER I. WASHBURN,
AdIniant and Inspector General.
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Memphis, July 0.
Dates form Viekskbarg to the 7.h
INST, have been received.
The rebels recently made an al
tempt 10 strengthen their earthworks
% the bletf, but were blufisd away by
shells from the mortars.
Most Of The houses in the city are
riddIed.
Small squads Of rebels occasionally
appear 10 the upper batteries in front
~ 80 guns, but leave as soon as the
guns q the fleet are brought to bear
upon them.
The business Of this city continues
to revive.
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Fortress Monroe. July IL.

Fortress Monroe, July IL.
The steamer Daniel webesler while
on her way up The james Ricvr yes
teniay, and when opposite Fort Pow
haitian, was fired into By the rebels
One bali passed completely threneh
TWO Of her state rooms, No one was
hurt.
The rebels have entirely forsnken
our army. Nc, a rebel soldier is left
within front Of il, nor are there any
within several miles OF Il.
II i he prevailing opinion here.
shs' The rebel. aill soon he heard from
q ssane issatr qa.HrY.
ite steaase J.,hA rasAer. wa.ca
= .nl pp lbs York RIVER Wednr.aay
~ilh tag o. trucs, returned th,s a.
ieFnoou, with tie one hundred sick
md wounded federal soldiers thai were
aeseassd from cosaing doun en- her
A. Monday. ht ~ al aames has
already been publisaed.
There = 60 important movemsnts
- dsg. r
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was accompanied from New York Bay
as he sailed With his expedition, BY Gov.
Curtin OF Pa4 and other prominent
gentlemen. In response 10 a toast. the
General spoke Of bis confidence in the
Ealor Of bis troops, saying that be did
not believe such compound Of the best
men Of New England aud New York
had ever sailed from that port. Gov.
Curtin followed in a brief speech, in
which he said that he was Of opinion
that to crush this rebellion it was me-
cessary to strike at the heart OF that
country, to purge the yiper's nest; 70
short, 10 take Richmond, the capital oil
the so-called Confederate States, ass
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MARRIED.

On Saturday morning, Nov. 2sth, by Rev.
p. h. Cherington, Mr.. JoHS HUM and Miss
MARTHA A. WRIGHT, all ofGallIa.
AIso-1At Waterloo, Gallia county, Ohio,
on the both Of November, by Rev. D. 81. Cher
Ington, Rev. HENRY BERKsTREssER, late of the
OHIO Conference, and of the 18th Regiment
Ohio Volunteers, and Miss Mary EMILY j
REYNOLDS, OF Waterloo, Gallia county, Ohio.
AIso-Deeember 7th, 1862, at the dwell
ing house OF Mr.. A. Lasley, by j. G. Damron,
Esq Mr.. GEoEsE HENRY LATE, private, of
Company q, 6Oth Regiment o. v. l., of Rose
county. Ohlo' aud Miss SARAH F. WILLIAMS
Of Galhpolis, o.
AIso-In Morgan township, on the 9th
day Of November, 1869, by Henry Shaner,
J. p, Mr.. JoHS W. GROVER to Miss HAxSAH
j. WARD.
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~ Capt. Leaper in his speech here
on last Saturday morning, said, that as
he was going out to Mr.. Carr's the
evening before. he asked a man to let
him ride short distance in his wagon.
The man told him he might do so for
dime, but on seeing the hilt of his
sabre, he said no id abolitiOnist
should ride in his wagon. The Capt.
said he drew his sabre and struck him
on the side OF his face.
We fear. that in this act, the Captain
bored hole through the liberty Of
speech, violated the Constitution. and
fred the conservative" heart.-Jdck-
son Standard.
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To whom il NAV Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the Lists, Valuations and Enumesations
made and taken within the County Of Galiia,
and the Eleventh Collection District Of Ohio,
by the Assistant Assessor, will be deposited
at the residence Of Mrs. r. WILKINSON,
in the Town Of Gallipolis. and there left open
for an examination from the 4th TO the 18th
day Of December, A d. 1862 And on the
18th, Goth, and 22nd days Of December, ap-
peals viii be received and determined BY the
Assessor for said District relative to erroneous
Or excessive valuations or enumerstions made
and returned to him by the Assistant Asses-
sor; and that on said last named days, said
lists viii be again submitted to the inspection
Of any and ali persons who may apply for
that purpose ,- -l -sl -f.. - -
All appeAls as Aforesaid shall be made in
writing, and shall specify the particular
;ause, matter or thing respecting which q
decision is required. 7lelf'e s-f's..l4 n
20 +5asat sfl d. MCFARLAND; slE lol
oo ass a. Assessor hr the llth District.
Nov. % lS69.-t6 tsr 90 bsii,i.fsl
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DIED..


In Chicago, Illinois, November LIST, of Camp
Fever, SAMUEL MATTHEWS, in the 26th year Of
his age.
When nineteen years of age, he united with
the Baptist Church. and died in hopes of a
better world He volunteered in the 60th Ohio
Regiment, on the 18th of last August His
last battle was glorious triumph, and his
end was peace. No more will his pleasant
voice be heard around the freside circle, vet
your loss is his gain. It is but moment till
you shall meet on the far shore of the River of
Life. Let US who mourn no beloved dead,
be greatful, be humble to God. that no blow
has fallen upon our homes. May he drop the
dews Of his healing on the hearts, torn with
anguish, for which there is neIther help or
consolation. His remains were brought home,
and now sleep few yards from his birth
place. r
But for the soldier. hopes have vanished, Joys
fed,
Golden arrows from out life's culver,
We have buried our treasures in earth's lone
bed,
Yet the land and the esea shall yield up their
dead,
And Wen meet again o'er the river. r
", Ihe JOY Oi Anht IheetitlE DO tongue may uell,
For we'll part no more forever,
Where the songs Of triumph shall ever swell,
And the sons Of light shall forever dwell
In heaven. far over the river.
COTTAGE HoME, Dee. 23d, 1862. NAN.
ALso-In Middleport, Ohio. Nov. 5th, 1862
Mrs. MELISDA BowES. in the twenty ninth
year of her age.
AIso-Departed this hfeon the 26th of Nov.
1862, at Washington Furnace, SARAH MATILDA
DuDUIr, aged 25 years The above was a Lady
well known by many in this place, and there
fore needs no eulogy, as all are ready to speak
of her modesty, amiability and goodness.
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