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Cornnration Taxea.

rVHE CITY TAX 30 X FOB lsG2, NOW COM.
L b etc. and ou my no iu my ohso TIE c.ty Jaw
provides " ruat tho Tax 0u real and personal up-
erty shall no due end plylb 90 the Ongc ul ths
Revenue Collector uu the nrst Gay of July zach
year an Iers1ns who fih O. pa5 ~ Jrat lime cha
pay Interest at thr rate of Els cr cent psr auHum
A. h. eHAAhlaNu.
June as-dtOt- kUNtuur Collector.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

The st. Louis county court-house,
which has been in the course Of erection
for twenty-five years, was completed
last week. II is a magnificent edilce
and cost 81 10000
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The moral worth, the intellect and the
industry Of Nashville are in the loyal
ranks; shall they succumb TO the arro-
ganoe the insoloncc, and the venom Of q
rotten and branlcss aristocracy?
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Whatever is worth doing at all is
worth doing WE'LL" says the proyerb.--
It would be well for the Government TO
remember this in connection with the
war Let no seed remain in the wake of
our army 10 produce crop of traitors
when it departs. Purify the land over
which our flag advances of the last faint
of treason.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

Loyal men of Nashville, do you wish
to prevent the return Of the reign Of Vigil
lance Committees and Minute Men, then
take the muskct and the bayonet in your
hands aud compel treason and traitors TO
turn back.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TEACHERS desiring situa ious Ia the Public schools,
| ana wnl have not already uel thuIr pppli, atoms
with the uperulcudeut, ace requisite Zoo M the
wri ton urp oation 20 some men beg of the Do rd OF
Educau n or % tho superintendent, on or before The
10th inst
J. L. MEIGs sup't
iulv5-2w Pub fcluria
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

tbs MURFREEsBoRo' PRIsoNERs-We
were misinformed as to the private Fed
eral soldiers being paroled at Murfrees-
boro'. 0hly few of the sick and wound
ed were paroled. The others were car
ried.to McMinnyile and it is reported
were to be paroled there, but this is doubt
ful
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Administrator's Sale.

HAVING been duly qualified ns Administrator ON
i i tie Esiutc Of LEOPOLD TOPPER, decelsel, I
will proceed Ca sell Mt Public Auc bn, 40 the Court
House in the city of Nashville, on saturday July ~,
1902, the following Property belonging TO the ABOVE
Estate, viz one Vais', one Carpet Bag, two Sheets
Il small amount Of Clothing, one Fife Sc ; also, one
EOtru Horse, one complete set Uf single Harness one
sctnCt compete, Que saddle. Sale 10 commence at o
U'clI. x, A. ". Terms, cash on delivery.
NOTiCE.-AU persons having clims against The
al Estate rtqu ted TO present them according
20 law, and those ind,blod 10 sld Est 10 ke iins
mediate pay ment II BUEMEKORF,
July 10, 1872 Isl %. 20 Administr.t'r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

Volunteering in the Home Guards goes
ON briskly Mr.. -- Cox was elected
Captain Of one company yesterday, Let
thogood work go on.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

The man who can fold his arms now
and say, will take no part In this war;
would slumber ON the crater of Vesuyius
in an eruption; he would sleep in a ship
as she swept into the suck Of a roaring
malestrom.
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FOUND,

A SMALL SUM OF MONEY.
a ms owner can have II, by describing same and
4 paying Cor this advertisement
o. A. ANDERSON,
Iuiy ~ lSBl-9ts 40 bI Broad a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

jeremiah was telling how much he
liked calves heads for dinner, when the
mistress exclaimsd--"Oh you cannibal"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

The lenient policy pursued by the
Federal Government towards the rebels
spoke well for its humanity and now let
the policy which must succeed the utter
ineiiicicncy of the former one, speak as
well for its wisdom and sagacity.
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Epitaph al Neston ST. Nicholas. "IIere
lies a certain Elizabeth Mann. Sh e
lived an old maid and she died am old
Mann"
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
is the letter of Gen. Banks TO Mr.. Goooh
of the House of Representatives relating
TO the resolutions of June 10th, directing
the Committee on the Conduct Of the War
to inquire whether persons Of color were
allowed government transportations on
General Banks's retreat from STasburg,
while white men, including sick and
wounded soldiers, were compelled TO be
left. The letter Mr.. Gocoh asked TO have
read last Monday, but objection was
made
WINCHESTER, Va, June 18th.
To Hon. d. w. Gooch
DEAR SIR:-In answer to your inquiry,
/ have the honor to say that there is no
foundation of fact for the statement con-
tanned in'the resolution enclosed to me.
No person not belonging TO the army,
white or black, was allowed TO occupy or
use government transportation Of any
kind on the march of my command from
STasburg. II any instance occurred il
was with one exception, not only with
out authority, but against orders, and has
not yet come 10 my knowledge. Citi-
Zens traders, refugees and fugihvees were
protected in the occupation Of their own
wagons, and allowed 10 move with
the government trainin order and no
further. The rear guard, infantry and
artillery halted in the rear of Martins
burg from two o'clock till evening. When
at a considerable distance on our march
we overlook a small party ON foot. My
attention was attracted by a little gir
about eight years old, who was toddlinl
over the stones by the way side, and
asked how far she had travelled From
Winchester, she said We were ther
about twenty seven miles on our march
| requested the CRnnoniors to give her
lift, and the gallant men who had hung
on the rear of the column for its defense
a greater part of the distance, answered
! with alacrity. No successful efforts wer,
made 10 ascertain her complexion, but
| il is not impossible that she belonged {,
the class referred to in the resolution, ant
that her little limbs had been strength,
ened by some vague dream Of liberty, {,
be lost or won in that hurried nigh
march.
have the honor TO be,
With much respect
N. p BANKS,
Maj Gen, Commanding.
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Watar Tag.

NTOUCE s hereby Ryll % delinquent water San
IN uay,rs chat uc time flr ulym .ui for Che hrat
s1 months OF 1902 has o4preif 400 uhlIsa hoy
come forward i0nIFIth aud srite 90 WiA Do nay tuiy
to souect By Jaw. end shut ri the W4icr VII ~ at
n b GARuIf
Water Iag Collector.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

Capt BREAuurr aud Major BUCKNER,
two gallant officers of Colonel JAcKsoN's
Kentucky Cavalry arrived in the city on
Monday,
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DIX KINGS uisPEAoAKA
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

s.r.- Dc. DR.. KING, lori1rry Of NeW YorE 90
90 - the itst four yesrs lf lalIlvulU. d..
and " bo hes dcN 3tei bic ATTENTIVE.
thg treatment OF private disease Tor 30 year, gauur
himself, having attended 60 practice Cor ~ Husi.
years, aud cured go many thosaaudo, te h. enabled
cure all dHuaaos Of private nature, no matter hor
BAD they may be from nludi0l0us medital treatment,
or tIum usiect of their own. Dr. Kings bspeBsary Il
No Z3 DealgrCa street. between Cherry and tc Square,
oooud story, where be- e1ses cd disasoa Of private
nature.
Gonorlea cured without uars Gus m 'dirires Or To-.
eueranCo wtb business,
6uCturce of old recent Gate, crcctually cured 10
a few days, by an Operation Nhich CAUSES 90 pain.
Where structure exists uellh cannot pc ualOyodl
Perhaps 90 disease causes more mischief aud undo-
m,ncetkc constitution 900 much.
syphilis, with a the diseases Of tte sEin, riowinF
0lt Of neglect of bad treatment can be eie, tualy
cured iu d few agya.
HntHdl W-ri1isgg -furticular attention having been
given tn iris disease, AND all the cuusr queues Frueu,
0ut OF IT, brought Uu n many Ctaea by lhe DESTRUCTIVE
habits 81 iucont drrate youths, and excessive mdui
gnuce or me passions, neglect ~ which VII uudeg
mne the constitution rtn4rrur thc sutjeci uubt Gi
business or fociriy and eng premature 0d sfe.
Femaic6 sLo may be lalonng with auy diIcuny o
the womb may rest assured Immediate RELIEF
ptrtolf rus ding abroad, BY writing and stating thCn
case, slh aiee eucuGd, direct o. Dr A. King, No 4
Doadoriaf stre,t Nashville, Tenn Wiu have the nnooa
gsrg medicines cont ~ tlcu address. O0.oe houl
On goc.ooE 10 thu morning uutii 10 thr evuuinf,
vIa-.nH -Tr
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NEW nREECm-LOADINu RIFLR.

NEW BBEECH-LOADING RIFLE.
Lrurth o. barrel "a Inches weight Gs r1undaf oaIi-
~ H-wo iu1h = t'quEatoi balls, same ~ Cols Army
ArilIf and 40 p uIla taa penetration d double that
celebrated arm. lt sh10u uith enc accuracy tf tarrrt
rhe. Can nos r1ssi mifs dre hetal caririrt claf-
llf hai tle rrtl RI t.Itaf euLreIF NatcrUrolf aud
inlaaifucbla ty rough carriage. Can ~ used al daF
without cleaning. % thl only gun that does nos leak
IRE a. go braeehs Simple and durable the beat
te-loadinE Eun. hade exclusively mr ----- ~
10. kfIINinaE co...
l1t Ma.u street. f1ucInrHu.
bsalsu 20 0unt, Sporting ATrarltut, ADD Ailtasy
The undersigned, AFeat Tor 70. h. A o.. viii iuusl
! ileti as atOFe. Oh On .1ra 0f tle lst,rI Army ii
enne O. at C.Dcurau prcegi also Pistols swords
ashe ID 49, kc.i az,
VINCENT e. BRADBURY,
Jgly l2-Ias 80. Coui Hotel, Nashville.
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APPLEGATE & CO

Wts4m Publishing House. I3 n mo-
Street, CINCINNATI
n. H.--r above work Is for sale by Mcssrs. HAEnE
aud .HOUGu, College Street. July l5-3t.
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8uuetarp,
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Tennessee Bank Notes are selling at 25 10 40 q Ct dis
Georsit Oid Banks.................40 " 40 "
South Carolina aud Alabama.......lO " IS a"
Yrg Ma s4d NOi th Darolina. .......45 " 90 ."
DhO, Indiana and Kertuc y ..... ="
u :. Treas ny Noies............... " 8
re- Ties ratios are for gold
The Bank 81 YVES tennessee Is an exception 70 Q
above an t.tops. sales have been naue at 90 "A Ct
discount foe gold.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27

execution and to be sold A. the suit Of The,
l. heyer, Administrator cum testaneato ~
John HarShbsrger. decd,
-4lSo-Aii the right. title and interest II
john Brzzard, oi, IN and to a piece or mar
cel Of land situate m Carrcll township Or,
bra county, adjoining lands n WilIier,
Douglass, G-diep Fester, Terence nelozio-
and others, containing thirty nine acc,
more o- less, about thirty acres Of 1rbi,b ave
cleared having thereon erected a tx, sto---
log house, weatherboarded, and plank
barn row in the occupancy Of Alexander
MCahan- Taken In execution and - Ia
sold At the sui; Of Eeriasr5rl +. T.-rb.
i.So-Al tie ngi,-, title and interest II
Sylvester Mckenzie. os. fr and 70 4. pie,-. nv
parcel of land situate n Washington town
snip, Cambria county almiuing lands of
Michael BraNlcy, Juseph GiSs5uger and
"thelS, containing Cue hundred AMI nine
acres and allowance te 'ie same more ~
less, about ten acres uf winch sre cleared
having thereon erected . two story lar a--.l
lng house and a cabin Iarn narr Ia he r.,-
culaucy + Mrs Margaret Brrk and the sail
sylvester Mcke;zie- 1aken ~ execution
anu To be sid AZ the suit # = .lsu / NI'Tr7
z,e for use uf i. O-Er..l.
a's1-AA the right. tit,e and iuto-r-t =
-''''a = Mehenz'es o. IN and L vieoc or
HsH~
snip. Cambria county. adjoining lands -
Mieha". Rrawie-, Io>aph Irle, John NcEeY
ne and others. containing one hundred and
nlEe acres more ,T .c~S, about forty acre, Il
which srl cleared having thereon erected A
two story hcHed log house and stable nor
ln the occupancy OF Sv,v=- tsr NcKerz=-
Taken lu execution and io b. 4. n the
su!t uf Francis O'FraT.
i.S'-Al the right. title and irts-rz. n
John Nlm0re. one u the Defrr7 1rfV oT N,
and 10 piece CT parcel e land sitnat.. In
Summerhili township. Cambria county a.
Joining lands oi George PnnEle. J,coh Emi-A
Martin Pung'c and others. containing one
hundred acres more OF les. about fiftv acres
81 which ere cleared, having thereon e-or,ef
two story plank house aud log ha-n
now III the occupancy Of the said John
Nlllmore- Taken ia execution and Ia he
sold AZ tie suit Of William II Gardner =
c.. and Others.
IN E.-Iia Sheriff has made .-rr r.,
lowing the conditions uf the sale. VIZ. .--s
fourth 90! the purchase mo-ev un e7cf, -a'~
q be PAID at the time the property i -trr,rlz
down : when the sale amounts 10 $500 md
upwards. under $500 and more dian. .s1D0
The one third. under 500 and more thsn
$50 the half; less than $50 the vba'a
amount. Otherwise tie property VIII. lee 7r-.~
me .ia'o.v Vut M 70 sale again. and M del
viii bC presented f1r Acknowledgements IN
less the balance of tire purchase rrn-o- f-
paid on OF hef7rethe following Monday.
She-itf's oifice JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Aug 6. lss2
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ShersH,S Sale

flRiCE OF A WRIT Of Venditi-
ii LTPonas, issued out Of the Court
Pleas OF Blair county. and to
-='T Of sad county directed. there
opposed te public sale OK cutlery on
Al the 18th iay Of September next.
clock, A. NJ. Of said day, at the
a11se IN the Borough Of Holidays
5d the night. title and interest of
=. heylman and J. r. Jones in and
-'se two certain tracts of land living
3 Sas partly in Blair county and partly
..f.s county, in the State of Penn
- one Of which said tracts was SUI
y 20 day Of June, 4. d. 1888, in
warrant granted by the
!. -"e4i'i t. William McDougal. and
tI " which was surveyed the 23d
'lS' a. d. 1888, in pursuance of
O. srshted by the Commonwealth to
A!' containing together eight hun
- s' more or less) on which there
"a S'aAs open and in working order.
- '.s' e'n erected one blacksmith shop.
- -:-se and one small Office. Seized
-. So n execution and to be sold as the
u q. =. Heylman and J. r. Jones.
=, oss SAAL. NcCAMANT. Sheriff.
v1lce. Hollidaysburg, !
aug. u, lS62 2t
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Eovard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

EOR THE RELIEF OF TIE SICH
n ami Distressed. afflicted with Virulent
and Chronic diseases. and especially for the
Cure "f Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. hv the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatrr-
rhua OF Seminal weakness, and otbsr D-s
eases Of the Sexual Organs. and ON the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispou-
sary. sent t. :he afflicted IN sealed le-:ar en-
veiopeS, free of charge. Two or three Stanps
for postage viii lie acceptable.
Address. DIR. !. SKIILIN UOCGUTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. >
Snuih Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-27
TOWN HILL HOTEL.

THE undersigned legs leave 10 announce
20 his friends of Camh Ia and the adjoining
counties. thai he has oFcued a HOTEL. i'm
the West Ward of Eben-bu--. where ne =
prepared 10 acc mmodate srjJurue-s aud
travellers in al that appertains % their COM
fort HIS BAR viii he found re7lsnishei
with the best Of Union Spirits and Malt"
Liquors, in the language Of the memo-abls
act of Assembly. under which he starts ou;.
Connected with the establishments. i a
TEN PIN ALLEY. the only one IN the
place. which VIII be attended at ar times
by the necessary "piu iifters-'
The subscriber sOlicitS a portion of public
patronage. which favor he Will reciprocafe
''sccorling % his size.
y. 4. CONRAD.
july -. 1S6s. .-2G-o
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coreign Intelligence.

-,rr striking truth IN the following
~ " ondon Times, is its assertion that
' :,tsrveution in our affairs would
70 The effect of hurrying up Northern
{. here is one objection to any inter
N On. part at the present moment,
:. bv way of recognition, interven-
.,siiation, which we have reserved
80 because it is incomparably the
:-,nortapt ~, of all. The last few mails
ERICA have brought US intelligence
-res some hope that the end of the
!. approaching. The war seems
>, LrrD out for want of materials to
Il has already swallowed up
1 c,sses to be found in every large
-rr;ry. who, pressed by want and i'm
Il regular labor offer the readiest
Ifr the recruiting officer.
100000 men now called for by the
b, must he furnished, if furnished at
n those Iaborers who produce the
and. indeed, supply the subsistence
,7rntrv. The abuse of credit may
nj. tie resources of a country, but
sources are in its labor; and if that
| la, society itself is dissolved. a
| srs conflict Is going on at this moment
sa7 lie governmeut of the United
aDs the private employer Of labor.
| q rsrment offers high bounties aud
,-,s Is private soldjers never received
BIT tie private employer offers
The daily wages Of the soldier, with
.ilual advantage that in his employ
| te.e are 10 wounds, no death, no ex>
70 pestilentiil clim ate. no starvation
| irg-sheHdeG. On the side of the pri-
ir.taiist plead eloquently the pate and
rel beings who have eScaPed from the
deadly conflict to parade their mise
zs h'e Of their felIow-citizens. Go
ze-: legs earnestly for recruits, but
g are not to be had, at least for the
= 4 putting down the independence
| S'-tl. If this state of things goes
= 5lger, the war must die Of irani>
= THIS difficulty Of getting recruits
y usCe the attempts. So frequently
al . earnestly persevarei in to rer~
re people Of Americ4 tEzJ England
them. and that there Is imme-
singer Of f.reigI Intervention. We
uslent tnat had the people Cf the
Satss really believed these stories.
--:rT n recruiting would have been
aud the war would have gG0e on as
3 ever. But the stories were not
T. SnFy because there vas nothing
] rErtVr giTe them the slightest con-
e. TIE extreme anxiety Of the
. NIX Is up in the quarrel tells US
what we should, and what we should
f Us 'cIsh 10 qiUe the ciriZ Ioar
gsps. te rseruIt tar the Nortk sCith
u.i ukjck they Rerey c0H egGiR recruit
Ess25ss, s-e hare oaly te talae some step.
not say cEst step, btst any SteB srhich
rsOrrssEtsd as an Interference on our
4 IL quarrel. The spirit Of conquest
r 0St b-t We know the Americans
u ,o doubt that the spirit Of national
Fsndeuce Is as strong as ever. if we
'are At al, we assist Mr.. Lincoln to
2s 100000 men-we give a new inn
TO the war. and postpone indefinitely
EanoeS o. peace. which viii never come
L North has been convinced that it is
N' to preSscCte Tire war any further.
lg.h.Hg is often the wisest, but gene
TIRE most difficult policy. We hope
gn7oas some complete change in the
Is Of the nrobiem take place, our
-17eat Will on no account allow itself
;eF.gtei out u lis present policy of
-s's sit' ace aEl mastery iuacuun.
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NntErp

~oES. PARTIES AND WITNESSES
i- -'. 9 notified tlat NO COURT
--stbA PLEAS for the trial of
F Jury viii bc held for Cambria
T. CO tie Second Week Of .SeDtewJe,
JOSEtH MCDONALD,
Fro;honotary Of Cambria CO.
q. -ctary's Office, !
:, Aug, 1852.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The packets of r. ". George F-q.. are
IN the hands of tho undersigned. Persons
interested wili please notice.
7. NrGOUGH.
Snumsu. r.. Jan - J. IS62-tf
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DISSOLUTION

!. !. tE.1,leTship heretofore existing be-
!. = Undersigned, under the firm of
sg.r,i -7s q Cc., was this day dissolved
i - - consent. The business will be
-; : n amer of the parties at the stand
!, >. r--.', Jaws, for a li.aited time where all
!, -'-,s'''ei accounts will save costs bv
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ROBERT DAVIS
JNO. 2. JONES
THOS. GRIFFITH.
uguSt ID 1850 o. >,
PAMPHLET LAWS

:, PAMPHLET LAWS
!, 10 Phiet Laws of the last session
r,-r!,sI r,!7-eia'ure Of Pennsylvania have
1,,.;L,,.,l 1,,.l AZ this Office and are ready
ss-, EN- 'n to persons entitled 70 re,
a,ao.s-r2,' 6.si = N'DONALD, PrUtby.
2. Is iss5 gf'oe. &C. ENsnsburg. }
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
Disabled Vermont Soldiers who have Al
rived st Baltimore.

SECOND VERMONT.
W. Chelsea Co. q, foot
l., \. Stow, co h.
THIRD VERMONT.
j. j. Rich. Co. |.
\ Jones, GO. u.
o. A. Pierce, Co. h.
Corp. 4. ". Sanity, Co. b.
FOURTH VERMONT
j. Loder, - leg.
). Lille. Co. Z.
oerg't. q. p. Spauldlng, Co. Z
Serg't. K. Nj. Towle, 70. h. hip.
FIFTH VERMONT.
II. Z. Myers, 20. F, shoulder.
/. Haley, Co. |.
M, r. Parker, 20. e.
p. Mickey, Co. &.
SIXTH VERMONT.
E. n Bradley, Co. F, thigh.
II. IL. Waterman, Co. +.
Richard Irish, Co. |.
JAS. Kerr, Co. &.
&. 5. Buell., Co. B.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07

New YORK, July ). One account of the re-
cent battles states that both Gems Hentzleman
and Sumner were wounded slightly.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 6. The rebel gun
boat Teaser was captured in bend of the James
river on the 18th inst. Very important papers
were found ON her.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07

er Curlew was captured off Cedar Keys, Fla,
while trying to RAISE the blockade. The steam
er Somerset surprised steamer in Dead Mans
bay loading cotton Before she could be reached
she was fired and destroyed by her crew. but
her anchors, cables &c, were secured
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07

A GOOD SUGGESTION FOR VERMONT FAR.
MERs.-The Wisconsin Farmer we'll remark
1t is inevitable that horses should be 10
greater demand than for years before the war
Immense numbers will be killed, crippled
and used up, while the uses to which they
have been accustomed to be put will be in no
respect diminished. 1t would be well to
breed extensively, and from horses Of the
best blood. The policy which prompts so
many OF our farmers to employ cheap stock
horses, is of the same class with that which
would recommend an interior quality Of seed
because of less price, 1t costs no more to
raise fine ANNA than mean and worthless
scrub
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County Convention.

VHE Republicans of Orange County are notified that
Convention for the nominal II candidates for
County and Probate District 0cers to he supported at
the next annual Fre-mens Meeting will be hed the
Town Hall in Chelsea Tuesday, the 10Th day July
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ All who in favor Of
nesly sustaining the Constitution and the Union and
hear tily supporting the atOna Administration in this
our couEtrys peril, very cordially invited to attend
b. MARTIN,
ROYAL BURNHAM
J. p. CLEvELA Nd, JR, County
n. w. BAILEY, fCommttee
l. p. BARRON,
ID. VI. RICHARDSON,
June 70, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
COM. WILKES GOES TO JAMES RIVER
McCLELLAN'S ARMY LARGER THAN
HAS BEEN SUPPOSED.
Senator Clark Leaves Congress to Serve his
Country.

FoRTKhss MONROE, July 5. Fresh troops from
Washington passed up James river, also ar,ile-
ry, horses, &c. There was skirmish yesterday
morning near our lett wing, resulting IN the de-
feat of the rebels. We took one thousand pris
oners and three small batteries Our cavalry
then followed the rebels until they passed be-
yond White Oak Swamp. For the last
two days the rebels have shown little disposition
to fight, and yesterday they relinqushed their
ground and batteries almost without resistance
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07

From our Extra of Saturday Evening.
NEW MADRID, July 5.
Nicksbnrgh is ours. No particulars.