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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
From The Fifth.
A correspondent Of the Plattsburgh Er-
press, writing on the 18th says:

A correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Er-
press, writing on the 18th says:
We arc within one or two miles of the
cnemy's formidable line of Notifications
reaching from the James to the York riv-
or, and within blank range of his shot
and shell. AS they do not know the ex-
act position of our camps however, they
do not trouble us much, only SO far as the
pickets are concerned. Fronting this
brigade, our pickcts are from IL to "a of
a mile from camp, but owing to a rise of
ground between the contending forces, our
pickcts are not exposed to the view of the
rebels without climbing trees, which
practice has somewhat abated since several
balls have whizzed in rather close prox-
unity to the cars of some Of our most ex-
pert climbers. During the first few days
Of our stay here, the rebels would resort
to some very curious devices for enticing
our boys up the trees, that they might
practice on them. One time taking a pi-
ano to the top of one Of their parapets
commenced playing and singing of
course, our folks wished to know the cause
of 50 much noise in the distance, and sew
eral went up trees, when, telling those
below what was up, an additional number
went to climbing, and, a crup dna from
sccesh suAiccd. Pop, pop,-bang, bang,
went big gun and little one, and, / will
wager "a ZIP or more" that two thirds of
the boys came down one hundred per cent,
faster than they went up. One fellow, in
Go. A. in coming down a large tree which
he did not quito reach round had d ball
put in the tree midway between the ends
Of his fingers on both hands. One she'll
burst over the heads Of squad from Co.
j., but, luckily, no one was hurt. H
y 1a ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
From the 7th, mt Ship Island. IHG]
ta Thirteen days at Sea, |
t.Y March 20, 1862.

March 90 1850
NJ, En,ron. 7 nresnme hat ,blor Mons
.hon nine have o;yen Won an account "a
our ;onrnev from Rutland 10 tbe nloo ., "a
orr de.t;rot;on .Rnt To bre,L Tho monot
onu of ths vovore T t,ke D , verv ~, ,noom
f,rt.hla noo;t;on and v;l, non , fou
words which e Won think worthy ~
notice ara A. vour d;snosal
We left Rutland on Monday March 10,
about noon, and without accident arrived
at N. Y. the day following, at noon, where
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

8y Mr.. Seeley, who sends us the, ac-
count of the sugar, &c., made in part Of
tho town of Cambridge last year, also
sent us a fine sample Of caked sugar made
this spring.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

ca Farmers, don't forget to send us
statement of the amount of sugar made
this spring. You will find at your Post
office blank prepared on purpose to re-
ceive your name, &c.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

SUGAR PARrY.--On Monday last, We
and the boys and the devil, in company
with forty Or fifty others from this village
had an invitation from Nellie, to attend a
sugar party at the sugar-place of her faith
er, Almond Boardman, Esq, about mile
distant. Of course, when anything bet
ter is placed in account, types arc nowhere /;
so sugar had the day. Though the mud
on the way was plenty and tenacious, the
company afforded enough of pleasure to
Offset the disagreeableness of the mud and
loss of time, with quite a balance OF
pleasure over, which, added to the sugar,
and the pleasure of eating it, leaves us
largely indebted to Nellie and her father.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

FIRE In johnson, on the night Of
the 26th ult, sugar house belonging
to G. w. Goss, and occupied by w. H,
Hadley, was entirely consumed by fire.
Cause of fire unknown. Loss, $50 and
no insurance. 9al84 Ysgasaf M e4it9m,tto
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

syi A friend writing from Cambridge,
on the 29d ult,,, says: " The late high
water has injured the roads in this town,
hundreds of dollars. The Lamoillc had
not been 50 high before for many years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
At one time at least two thirds of the en-.

At one time at least two.thirds Of the en-
tire length of track was under water.
On the New Hampshire side Of the riv-
er the railroad track and travelled read
Just North of the Cheshire railroad bridge
were entirely washed away, and the dam
age to the town of Walpolc in roads wash
ed out cannot be less than three thousand
dollars; altogether, the damage herca-
abouts cannot be less, as a whole, than
$4,000.
A more beautiful sight than the Falls
and rapids here was never looked upon by
mortal eye. On came the waters, leaping
from rock to rock with resistless force,
boiling and scething with their own fury,
the spray forming innumerable rainbows,
and when contemplating it there was no
danger of forgetting the impotence and
insignifcance of man beside the Creator
of all things, who alone controllcth the
winds and the foods. Throngs of admir-
ing spectators looked upon this scene of
surprising splendor all of whom dcclar-
ed it far superior to the rapids of Niagara,
or of the St. Lawrence, and none could
gaze upon it without feeling the tide of
emotion surge and swell with the sublim-
ity of the thoughts which it inspired.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

DIR. LIaHrHILL-This gentleman will
be in Montpelier, at the Pavilion House,
newt Monday, May 9th, where he will
remain until the 18th of May. Gt g1ae
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

ga q The steamer Boston has COM
& mcnccd regular trips on Lake Champlain,
between Burliagten and Plattsburgh.
The through line boats commenced run
ming on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-28
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

No Disasters from the Storm-Demolition
OF Buildings at Old Point-NIovemcnts
OF Troops, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE August 20, 1852.
Gen. Summers corps all embarked from Newports News
this morning.
Gen. Keyes' corps will remain At Yorktown and VI
cinity.
The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt Bethcn, arrived
this morning, aud Is awaiting orders.
The transport Elm City has been discharged from
government service, and goes TO New York to DO re-
paired
There have been disasters heard Of yet during the
storm, which has now cleared away
An order has been issued that all the buildings On Old
Point Comfort in the vicinity Of the fort to be re-
moved torn down. Hon. Mr.. Segar Of the proprie
Of tho Hygeia Hotel. leaves for Washington to-day
he having received notice from Gen. Dix that the build
ings are TO be removed in four days.
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Diovements OF the British Steamer Racer
Quarrel Hetween General Bragg and
the vicksburg Papers-Captures by
Union Gunboats, Sc.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August rs, 1862
The Granada appeal OF the zlst instant says that the
British ste Racer touched al Charleston s. c.. On
the goth instant leaving dispatches for ths foreign
suls there She then sailed southwark.
fierce quarrel between General Bragg and tho Mobile
and vicksburg papers is progressing long correspon
dence has taken place between them which is Published
mandatory for Colts revolves hos just been started
In Macon, Georgia.
Tho Vicksburg Wig says that the federal gunboats
have taken away six heavy unmounted cannons from
Marques Bluff, on tho Yazoo river.
Ramors from rebel state that the federal gun
boats had also captured steamer laden with 500 stand
OF arms, near Miken's Bend, aud that the wers
destined for General Hindmans forces at Little Rock
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THE NATIONAL BOUNTY.

Despatch from Secretary stanton-No
Bounty After the LIST OF September.
HARRISBURG August 81, 1862.
Governor Curtin has received the following despatch
from Secretary Stanton
WASHINGTON, August 27-10 A. NJ.
No advanced pay or bounty be allowed TO any re-
crus for the regiments after tho period specified in
the order OF the department heretofore issued.
the regiments full by the LIST Of September they
will DO accepted but without bounty TO those recruits
listed after the specified date.
The condition Of enstments with the different States
requires the order the department to unchanged
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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AUBURN, N. r., August n, 1862
The Second Cayuga and Wayne county regiment Colonel
Joseph yelling, is mustered into the service. They
Der thousand and forty six strong healthy sturdy
volunteers
The Third and last regiment from Cayuga and Wayne
counties n rapidly filling up With volunteers. One full
company has already been mustered In The colonel Of
the regiment will shortly be designated.
The Third regiment will be in readiness 10 march
20 the Geld OF battle.
The full quota OF Cayuga and Wayne Of the 900 900
will DO raised without the necessity OF resortng 70
draft.
Cayuga and Wayne counties claim TO be the banner
counties of the State In raising volunteers.
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Capture OF . French ship, q Prize 70 the
United states ship Ino.

pVofoNi august 81, 1907.
French ship passed Woods Hole At o'clock last
evening for Boston, She is prize tho United states
ship Ino
She cleared from New Orleans for Bordeaux with A
small ca CO. and twenty three days afterwards was cap
on the coast Of North Carolina with full cargo or
otton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-28

Charles Hamilton. Montreal Mr. and Mrs James mulry
clHi ahn two ants, New York: Mr. and MIs MonbCs
New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs Pedro HeInende infant
oileanss Mr. ami Mrs Jean La lotte NV children and
infant New Orleans; M Goldsmith New fCrS. Chas ID
Senieys Brm.ngham; Miss Amaze croote, Bath, N. Y.
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The CALL FOR TROOPS.

Arrival OF the Thirty Eighth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers.
The Thirty eighth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers
Colonel Timothy Ingraham, which left Camp Lynn on
Tuesday, arrived at Jersey City yesterday in the steamer
City Of New York. and departed for Washington the same
afternoon by special train The Thirty numbered
1,040 men, and all armed with Enfield rifles and
looked remarkably WE'LL considering their short expe-
rience The following s a list Of the oiicsrs:-
Colonel-rimothy Ingraham.
Licatendnt Ccionet--D. r. Wardwens
Mojor-Willam T. Rodman.
Adjutdnt-FrankW. Lorng.
Qudrsermdaer-Elijah Swift.
Sureeon-Dr L. c. Hartwell.
Cdptasnc-Chares H. Drew and Charles Dotsn, Of
New Bedford Thomas r. Rodman, Charles +. Allen,
James H. Wade, James H. Slade, James T. Richardson,
Henry Wyman and T. G. Rundlet
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Arrival OF tho Ninth Rhode island Vol.
unteera from the sent Of War.

The Ninth regiment Rhode Island Militia, which re-
spondsd TO the call Of the President for the protection
OF the capital three months ago arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon on their way home On their arrival
at Jersey City refreshments provided fer them in
abundance AS found impossible to procure trans
pcrtaton for the regiment TO return home last evening"
they brought to this city and quartered in the
Franklin street barrack until this morning. from whence
they will proceed to Providence BY the most encnt
route.
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The One Hundred and Twenty.sixth
Regiment.


The One Hundred and Twenty sixth regiment OF New
yesterday evening at o'clock, the way from
Geneva 10 Washington. They detained here only
one hour. The regiment armed by Col. Shepard at
Eimira.
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Omciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy q
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KrSrucxr. EXTRA CLASS i05--Au2ust ~ 1862
Is, 50. Al, IT, 81. 81, %, rs, IL, 20. Sc SIS. Is.
An rUcKy. CLASS Io6-August 27, 1852
SO. GO. G. q, IL. 70, 10, IA, 81. 81, g. IT. 65.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY a CO,
Covington Ky., or st. LOUIS. No
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The city OF baltimore Outward bound,

CAPK KACEJ August n, 1862
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York on
Saturday last passed this point this morning. en- route to
Liverpool The latest news dispatches also numsrou
laced on board.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashed
and information furnished Highest price paid for Doub-
looms. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. Is Wall street. N Y.
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Prizes Cnshed i'm all Legnlixed Lo tier
les information gwen. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
III Wall No. l. York
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INhhSbt NJ, ia, august 100
orders have boon issued postponng the draft until the
18TH Of september, till which time recruits will DO
ceived for regiments now In the field
Volunteers for the accepted regiments not yet full will
be received ill the LIST OF September but without paying
them the government bounty or the advance pay.
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The Quota OF New Hampshire Filled.

despatch TO the Journal states that New IIampshiles
quota Of three years volunteers " full
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Eight Carte de Vtsites Tor 81. The Best
In the city, at WOODS Gallery. Dos Bowery. NY
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CLASS No. 253-August ~. 1862.
Do, sc, Is, 46. IL, 50, as, 76, ., 81, 81, &c, CO.
Glass No. 25i-August ~. 1861
80. Ia. II, 49, 49, l6. rs, AZ, SO, IL. IL, 81, "a.
Il, FRANCE CO.. covington, Ky.
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omcial Drawing or the Delaware stat.

DELAWARE. EXTRA Class 35S. August 81. 1882
20, Is, rs, &c. IL, 81 z, 81, II, 30, So, Al, ~.
DELAWARE CLASS 34-August az 1852
Is, 81, So, ", 50. 49, 81, Is, SIS, ~, l, Z, IL.
John A. MORRIS 4 co,
Wilmlnalon. Delaware.
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IL Carries do Visite for Stat vaughan's,
you until suited. No. 225 Bowery.
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chill ahd Ii ants New York: Mr aud Mls A MonbGs
3 ndss NJ ami Mrs Jean Ia ios Nv ehlreh ana
ss iss@ sses - Miss A"a' c'''''' Bath =
OmeiaI Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation c'"p'9y .i L0 NJ 8 ksatassy lac.
80, Sc. As, 46. II, 81, as, 76 .. 81, 81, &c. ca.
49, H. H. g. s.'s s. l a, u.s. r. s. i r. H. 81
- 4, FRANCE CO. covington KY.
Onciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy q
Kssucs s1u EXTRA csss s sos o'ils r. 1862
%. 50. Al, 7i. 81. 81. 25s rs, II, 20. So. S. Is.
50, GO. 6. q, 81. 70. 10, Ia, 81, 81, 8, II. 65.
Circulars 'ea free Of charge y adsIsssp Fp sses :,
covngton. Ky. or st. LOUIS No
Omcial Drawings rtnc Delaware state
D''''' DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS sss August 81. 1852
20, Is, as, 26. IL. 81. Z, 81, II, 30 So. AZ, 70.
), :, DEIAwAsE CLASS si4-Ausust ~ 1852 :.
l8 81, 81, ", 81. 49, 81, Is, SIS, ~, i, z, Ii.
~ ' joHs 4, NORRIS co.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashed
looms TAYLOR 1 CO. Bankers. is wan street. N. Z.
Prizes Cashed i'm all Legniized Lo tier
es Information as aa E BATES wr Sas
Eight Carte de Vtsites Tor 81. The Best
in the city. at WOODS Gallery DOS Bowery. NJ
he best made. BALcHs 2ss Greenwich St. cor. Barclay
IA Carries do visite for STAT vaughan.s,
you S1s suited No. ~ Ss:; ana NOTICE.
Turtle, TurtIe.-Arrived per stea hip
n' specimen Of Turtles ss e fzss s6ol rfrs
To Retired Naval Omcers and Otherc.-
ai s before s ss ss 1872 al from ss
oscAK BULLUs, naval Cherry street. near
Hfendes' Chocolate. Gas Broadway.-The
msnt for soldiers ana .rayssrs Invalid. and children
delicate health By most sseSr.isd physicians - '''
Beautiful Complexion -Laird's Bloom
beaufSiag the comps.on and skin Ladies after using
sIsis and al $50 Broadway.
Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
low s upper lips or any part Of the Oody
~. Hair Dys
The Dye Is applied by experienced artists
Bachelors Hair Dyc-the Best I'm the
world instantaneous harmless aaa reliable Sold BY
hs sa r ana
Hill, Inimitable Cutter or Hair and
whskers Hair Dye " cents black or brown No Bar.
Tru sses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure.
Truss No. vesey opposite the church No connection
with ONCE of Female attendant
Trusses, for the Radical Cure or Rup-
ture; Shoulder Braces Abdominal Supporters Elastic
Stockings for enlarged veins at MARSH BROTHERS.
of Broadway and Ann street. under Barnum q Museum
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
form of Scrofua obstinate Eruption OF the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street New York city since
ISL
Married.
UaIn
August 10, by the Rev. Mr. Gill, Mr.. Joan FISHER, OF
Salem, N. j., to Miss ANNIE BsaRoss Of New York.
Birth.
BEAvEs-In this city, Wednesday, Augusr21, Mrs.
I Eoay of
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Turtle, Turtle.-Arrtved per STEAMSHIP p
Marion, fne specimen of Turtles, TO Bayard Is Park
rCw. BRITAIN SCOTT.
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Eight Carries de Visitc for Sl-Eaual to
he best made. BALCHs 23s Greenwich st., cor Barclay
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
warranted. 4b3 Broadway.
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Married.

FIsHgR--BEMRosR.--At Port Jervis, on Wednesday
August 49, by the Rev. Mr.. Gill; Mr.. Joan FISHER, OF
Salem, N. j., to Miss ANNIE BxsRosa, Of New York.
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Beautiful Complexion -Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for serving
identifying the c0mPeki and skin Ladies after
this delightful article have no other Sold by all drug
eists and at $50 Broadway.
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Crtstsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Astor House
The Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.
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Died.

BgAvES.-In this city, on Wednesday, Augusr21, Mrs
j. Beaven Of q son.
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To Retired Naval Officers and Otherc.-
Wanted copies Of The United States Naval Register
the following yearsAu before the year 1915 all from Is
% 1871 inclusive; 1884 1855 1887 1898 Apply to Cap
OSCAR BULLUS naval rendezvous. Cherry street,
New Bowery. - - "
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Glasgow, Bowling Green and Munfordsvs. Each OF
these columns Is TO be $50 900 strong The ultimate
fprssent) destination OF the first 10 Cincinnati or the
other, LOUISVILLE.
rebel forces present Tennessee and Kentucky
and Knoxville, the railroad and capable Of almost in
stant concentration there are ss GOO troops the best in
the rebel army under General Bragg whose headquarters
ct Chattanooga At Knoxville and vicinity there are
81 900. General Rrby Smith has 20 900 the Cum
berland Gap and the road between Knoxville and that
point Al Decatur, at Carksve, at Gaatin, at Harris
vile and at Murffeesboro there are various bodies OF
troops amounting oso. This makes 800 900 men in
arms. IL Is understood In Richmond that soon as
OF the troops that started with General Jackson for
winchester and Leesburg shall have returned saunton
fhey will DO instantly sen, by railroad TO Knoxville
With the ortihcatons around Richmond and those that
the rebels now erecting the right bank Of the Rap
pahannock, they consider their capital impreg.
nabie They can, therefore, If they have abandoned
their designs Washington, well spare these
$4,000 troops for seryise in Kentucky, and, in.
deed they may send u that is all that reauregard
counts These, with SO 900 conscripts which
Ae has raised 10 the Southwestern States which are now
for service by the time the rcinforcemens from Rich
mcnd arrive, will give Beauregard his 800 900 troops.
While thus preparing for the military operations Of the
Western campaign, the rebel leaders unnndfu o.
the necessity of preparing FOR the subsistence OF their
armes during the winter. On this point also very err.
roueous views prevail the North. II has been repeat.
eddy stated that the crops Of the South have been
aud that most Of them have been destroyed by the armies
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Hendes' Chocolate, 645 Broadway.-The
superior quality OF this Choeoatc as and nourish
ment for soldiers and travellers nvalds children
well known 1t 10 often recommended persons OF the
delicate health BY most celebrated phi sicians
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-thc Best I'm the
world harmless aad reliable Sold byrugs
lists and perfumers everywhert. Factory 81 barclay
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w. "A. BatCheIOr's CeIebra ted Esta bIfsh-
mont for Wigs. Toupees Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeing and
Modaya Cream for identifying the hair 10 Bond street
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Hall, Inimitnble Cutter OF Hair and
whiskers Hair Dye ~ cents, black brown No. Bar.
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