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Thc Folloyinc Is am Extrnct n

Com. Mutt is as Popular mt Barnum's
Museum CON- foo,e at tLe West 1t il worth quar-
ter y the crowd there
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Omctal Ora winYs or the Kentucky und
Delaware Stat. Lotteries.
krSrucAY-ExrRA CLASS 9l-March 26. 1867
33, II, 43, ST. 80, Al, AZ, 6. 10, ", As, So, 49,.
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Circulars sent by addressing
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Wilmington Delaware. Coyinalon, Kentucky
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Whites Spring Style of Gents Hats and
Caps ready 26 Broadway. Barnunis Museum
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The Following is an Extract from N.
letter writ by the Re' j. r. Home, of the Pierre
pont str u Bsptst chuch roaksn. ~ Y, to the journal
OF tat world renowned nricne, Mrs W,nslows SOu,hus
Wesor an al, .scment in your columns OF Mrs WINS
lows 500 ns syrup Now, we never said word in iaor
to to re- ns that his Is no humDus have rd
IT, and know Il 10 ne ait .ais IL is probSo!y one OF the
the best your readers have bapies can't
better than TO iay N supply.
Photographic Albums Cor Cartcs de Viz
sitesA large assortment, puud in the most elegant
ner. Manufactured sold trade by A. BOWLING,
Wedding Caids, broadway Styles.--Also
Nso Paper ENEKDEL'S establishment. 302 Broad.
way, corner o! Duane street.
Pure Tobacco-Xeliow BoEk TobIc-
co-Gosdsin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from al IA,
/pucs, sale by all TOT aco ANA sesar dealers anu AZ
Wholesale BY L. GOODWIN a BROTHER, ~ Water street.
Batchelor's Hair Dyc.-The Best in the
world; hariu reliable nstanansous Sold aud ap
pied At BACHELORS wig FACTORY. i6 Bond seret
Wigs the best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the
oye privately applied al No Astor House.
Htll's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, EIsck on
br9wn the best ia Depot No Barclay street. and cold
by all druggists.
| Bes uttfus Complesion-Lni,d's Bloom
complexion and skin. AL druggists, and 80 Broadway
l
| Trusscs.--nIarsis ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Trusscs Shoulder Braces and Dr. wadswors u,crin Ec
vstora superior article. No vsseJ street, As,or House
opposite the church.
| Winans's Indian Liniinent Is q Sur'
euro Ehouma,ism Neuralgia &c. d. po,S Barclay sl,ee
| Rapture md Varicoceie Cured.-Dr
| RIGGStonice No 2 Barclay street.
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eristadOro's Hair Aye, Preservative and
Wigs the ia world Wholesale and retail, and the
aye privately applied al No. Astor House.
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Hfll's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Elsck or
br9wn the best ia Depot No Barclay street. AMI cold
by all druggists.
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I,URNITUEH AT COSr.-l. BoYCE, AT mrs MANU
factory aud Warervoms And vs. Bss, Hoas,on street
will his entire stock oi made Fnfi
every description at until April 10 when thf ,snot
viii se ssi ~ slcii2n 70 close The bvs,ness.
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Batchelor's Hair Dyc.-The Best i'm the
world; harin reliable aud nstanlanaous. Sold aud up
pied at BACHELORS wig tactoi., i6 Bond steret.
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Pure TObacco--Eelio>y BoLk TobIc-
coGoedsins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from al -
puiitics sae by all Dealers and At
Wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER, 1y Water street.
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EoR saANGHAE. CiilNAaTnh ELRsANr FIRST
will sail positively ia RsDAY March 4, Has ars
oain accVmmodators Tor two more rsssen AySty
South street
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Besuttfus CompleNion-Lai,d's Bloom
Youth Liquid Pearl and bsaA Tying tia
complexion and skin. All aassls, and 80 Ero.s
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Wedding Caids, broadway Styles.--Also
Esto Paper .. ENERDELiS establishment 302 Broad.
way corner o, Duane street.
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Photographic Albums for CRrtcs de Viz
stosA large assortment tuud in the most elegant
ner sold The trade by A. BOWLING,
G. and 6l Nassau btreet.
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MISCELLANEOUS
nR. ]. II. MHENCk,

nR PLUMERS PATENT LASTS FOR EASY PIyTINO
IL boots used by HUNT. 40 aud 62S Broadway. Fine
Boots $G Patent Leather Boots 81 Balmoras new
| kind copper fastened, very durable, IS 60
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th OF Dooorrbsr last. called tho attention Of
House to the proceedings Of Mr.. Cum
.ngs, In sxponding moneys placed In his hands
the government thoir report was based upon his
IN testimony. That testimony was taken September s,
atten down and placed in Mr.. Cummings hands for re-
ion where II remain cd four days. On the 9th OF tho
bsout month this rof ressntatve, Mr.. Kelley, put on
lord charges against the character and integrity OF
commit 90, while every mcnber Of IL was absent
,insss by order Of tho House, and IL had bceu pub
ned through the p oss. Tie took the prst opportunity
oe his return TO reply 70 these charges aad 10 deny
m Mr.. Dawos was quite severe upon both Mr.. Cum
,gs and Mr. Cameron. His exposition Of their short
onrs was tcrribs. Tho Pcnnsylvsns frends Of those
slsmsn will probably reuow the discussion st NJ ea'ly
orrrcrous rrERxEpDLING WITH THE ARMY.
he resolution introduced by Mr.. Fonton to-day di.
ting the Committee the Conduct OF the War 10
uire into the cause Of our troops being for several
s without tonts &C.. Is another Of tho frequent med
g efforts or feather soldiers in Congress to tutor
y with the management OF the Army Of the Potomac.
Is regarded b. the real friends Of the union as
hply q pretext to cavil at the conduct of General
coan, and possible obslruct his operations. From
disposition manifested by some Of tho members Of
Congress-. II plain they would rather see tho 70
lion successful than 70 have IL crushed out by the
itsry skill Of General Mcclellan, aud upon the broad
stitutonal principles announced by tho President
Ihout resortng to emancipation ard arrning of th,
ross in the South
IN REsusoITArIoS or TUE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
ia denied that tho recent meeting At the rooms o
James E,,Enelish, OF Connecticut, was politioa
Gus TO orgsnize a new party. The impression un
s.icnably prevailed that tho gathering was for SOM
,urposs. bi, IL understood that. notwithstaud,n
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TEETH &1fb TEETH! J. ". ELLIS & ca.


previous hvensement IN nus paper, announcing l
had permanently located as Dentist in this village |,
itatInr recommended a. in aysry ,.nsct nsr;o, r.,
in Wind.or and Wind,,nn cnun,as ~ h.d -, ~
work in preerence IN t;od far years who wera willing n,
testify az TO its durability cleanliness and vhtnes. Bnt
had recommended IN The naops here In noi. aaI
in their ,od coud not have been nv some small sons
denounced more Arcordinr IN Nor ,ccont and tho
II would not last two wears and the time was finally re-
duced down to six monhs tbev had seen .ets b,
decayInr and Sofenng so foul was il thar any nr vear
ing il tainted the atm0splere of an entire rlnn Nc Fl
nal!y was said thar the Chief Agent of the
Hard Rubber Ccmpany DIR Franklin sod if no was onug
Dentists he would have nothing but Gold ard thai he kent
a rotten piece of Rubber ON Ambition Please read what
DR.. Franklin SayS:
Nav York ApriI s. ls,2
Dear SIR The rharurs made arainst me arc nor so
strange when we consider the reckless disregard OF truth
which 30 natural to some. never made any such
for the that tn Rubber work the longer
it used the better evidence we I'VE that will Justify
the htgh hopes those who AT uarv day adopted il in
their practice simply because IN obtained better results
than with any other material These same persons after
six of extensive practice it'll it, watching the differ
en influences of health and disease have nnhesatingly
regard SuIeriort any and all other substances
and to the exclusion o al metal plates saw set
the other day that had been in he mouth =, cry
years, and il id sign Of
position, hut the contrary nRI..nt 4Hu rIRrECr
though had been made yesterday. Everybody likes it,
and many paten's wouldn't gold plate As gilt Nv
confidence every day IN it, and was to
in practice again, had rather pound OF
rubber than ten pounds nt gold he used
tifCial teeth. am tIuly,
h w. FRANKLIN Agt.
II WAS then stated h,, tea ~ Aid uot maize
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Planning, JointlnS, Growing,
Montpelier. March 1851
Mails in Montpelier.


SourHuKs and EASTERN mail closes ~ asa. III. A.
rvies at SIS p. m.
NolrEEhS and WESTERN closes at S.45 p. N. arrives
At els a. NJ.
NIaur MAIL for Boston and New York 6 9sss At 2 10
O'Clock, P. NJ.
All matter for these mails bs in the before ne
tims ST cio''ng, 10 90 the some day.
DAR2E mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays "a Saturday
At II a. departs day on arr al OF South
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 oop n. departs
daily at 400 a.
DASvLLg arrive. Tuesdays, Thursdays / Saturday,
at o'clock, a. departs days IL o'clock
p. m
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays al Fridays at
$3.50 N. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays ID Saturday
at 90 d.
HrDEpARK, by Worcester and Gilmore, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays 1T 800 y departs same as
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursday and Sa,ur.
days LOO p. IN. leaves alternate days n arrival IT
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times a week.
OFFICE HOURS PxoM 100 4. NJ. to:sOO p.
JAMES G. FRENCH, P. n.
Montpelier, May 1861.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK II. NJ.
There is some trouble with the wires. so that
" e get no dispatches this afternoon

SNOW IN JULY.-We saw on tie 4th inst.
Il pail full of snow which was taken that dav
from large drift OF this wintry commodity in
the town of Washington, but a short distance
from the road from WILLIAMSBURG to Montpe-
lier John Snow the mail carrier on that
route, brought the specimen into town.
QUARTERMASTBR STONE of the POD Regiment
reported slightly wounded. is l.. L. SToNk, son
OF Rev. l.. Il. STONE of Mortified
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if Ifidrntta.
CAaBRIDGE MARKET. July q.

..
AT Market SO Cattle. about $50 Be-v-s and IS stores
consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows t~"Andthr,e
years old.
-rces-Mark- Baet-kxtrS $3.50 to 675; dr.t Iuality
5000 to 1000 ID $3.50; ID 400
Working O1en-s90 to 49,
Cows and Cslves-s25 to Is.
Calves-$3,Oo to SO.
Yearlings- None.
Two years old-sOO to co.
Three years old-S2O to21
SHEEP nj Lambs-5fS0 mArket-prlc-s in lots 81 %
to , 90 each Extra. &3 90 to 400
Remarks There were about the same number of cat
tie as last week Prices There nearly three
times the number Of sheep that there were last week
double tn" number wanted to supply the market Those
that arrived the first trains sold weeks prices
but the arrival Of the later trains The number so
increased that those not gagged I'D per head lower
and many sold for less than they home More
than 1000 will remain unsOd at the close Of market
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County Convention.

THE Republicans of Orange County notified that a
Convention tor the nom nation # candidates for
County and Probate District Officers he supported at
the next annual Frermens Meeting, will be held at the
Town Hall in Chelsea, on Tuesday, the 18th day July
newt at 10 O'Clock A. N. All who in favor Of ear
nesty sustaining the Constitution and the Union and Of
hear tly supporting the ational Administers in tb
our couhtrys peril, cordially invited attend
B. MARTIN,
ROYAL BURNHAM
J. P. CLEVELAND, ia. County
II. w. BAILEY (Committce
p. BARRON,
d. NJ. RICHARDSON,
June %, lT6l.
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WASHINGTON, July 1. Accounts from War
renton stats that there is 40 enemy there, the
reoei cavalry seen ON Wednesday having dlsap-
peared. Some Of the women threw dishes and
other utensils from the windows a. aur,forcss
The soldiers at Manassas and At Cstlett's
Station are celebrating the independence to day.
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Dental SOTECE.

| SHALL he in my Office in Montpelier, saturday,
l July 9th, and shall be glal those who require
the services OF Dentist don't expect to be- absent
Il, Montpelier again So, ""0r.
Bear In mind, tha' T. u.lag with GOLD, charge but
SEVENTY riNH CENTS 4 CAVITY, and In casa
charge aoyllng for temporary sets OF teeth, but FUR
nisl them IRTE. Work warranted
tllulylp JOHN VI. COMEGYS.
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- VIVA L'AMt1ksACA.:


GLORY, GLORY, HALLELUJAH,
The latter with words written for the children
OF the rnipn, will be found il the 20Odth Tdtion OF
THE GOLDEN WREATH,
published tn $ day. This popular book two hundred
thousand copies of which have been sold now contains
upwards OF two hundred and fifty Songs including all
the best, among which the following adspted TO the
spirit OF the times Star Spanged Banne- Ha Column
ola Our lag IS here, Ny Country, tis o. thee, Origin
OF ankee Doodle Revolutionary Tea Up goes the Ban
ner, Yankee Doodle and Children of tt" Union. Its
brilliant collection of two hundred or more Home and
school Songs comprises. Annie Laurie, Cheer Boys
thild's Wish Darling Nelly Gray, Dearest Spot N-ttie
Moore, Grave of Washington, Home Again, shells Of
Ocean, Lulu Is ur Darling, May Queen, Ny own, my
gentle nothel, Shed not tear, Star Of the Evening
Conn to the Sunset Tree, Angels told So Invitation
and all the other farortes gether with enentary In.
sructions and numerous attractive exercise many OF
which are adapted 10 CaIeshenic Movements Price
only Ihllty Cents, on receipt Of which it viii be mailed
post paid. OLIVER DlTSON 4 CO.. Publishers ~
WashnGton street, Boston For sale by e. w. Wilder.
Freeman Bookstore. faaDu1
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H 0 R 5 f FOR SAL E.

DROWN, FIVE YEARS OLD. WElG is ll75 POUNDS
- perfectly gen tie and with the exception of spawn
now under treatment and four teeth gone is very
peror animal.
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN HAITIAN AY
or his Father, EAST MONTPELIER, wl.re the Horse
may be seen, or the Subs ;riber
S4l:3t WIN WEIJJyGTON TR
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Eersli ont Central! and Sulli-
van Railroads.
LA III -ass5assass- -: -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, 1862
Trpins Going south and East.

Trr ms Going south and East.
Leave NJ rtpe'Irt =" 4o NJ. p NJ aud 10 Is IN
NJ ALL TR.tS leaves Rouses Point a l5l 4, NJ. ~.
WI Aba al $50 A. Nj. Burlington us 4. NJ, Con-
Meeting White River junction wiihiran for ann from
Wells River 81. Jnh nshury aud i.ut-inn, and with
Norihe. II Railroad Tor Bus on, Lowell, Worcester &C
aud connecting al Bellows Falls with h-shre r. Il.
t"T huston and villa Vermont Valley r. tor Spring
field, Nrw Haven aud New York, arriving IN New York
at 10, l5r.
EarsR-s TR.Is leaves Rouses P-ini al sos 4. for
Burlin .tnn and Nrrthteid. CounrCfipg Dutln gon
with hoat- for W hIt-hall, &c
NIiAr Exr TRAM I-svrS OgdehsbHts AT l2gO ~,
Mont zeal at 800 houses PoiAt 60 w., arriI
ing ~ Boston Al S.W NJ, connecting At Beows Falls
Vermont Waite, X. for Springfield and New Hav-a
and drrivn. III New York Al 20 n.
Trains Going NOrtn and West.
Letve Montpelier at } W AN. 16 n. and 50 P,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Bo1ton at 100 NJ, Via. Lowell,
Lawrence fnchbure Leaves Springfield at rs n.
Bellows Falls 1T l323 connecting White River
Junction With Northern X. X trnm Boston and with Pas
sumpss Il. r. tor aud from st Juhnsbury and Ltlciou
3Or n, Ogd-u.blrsh $50 NJ, and Montreal at 10 30
P.
AccoNxop.rIoS TRAIN leaves Nonhnrld Al 40 a. H.,
and Burlington at 9.95 NJ for Rou.es Point aud Non
ueal.
N,GHr ExrnEs, TnuN lea yes Reilows Falls NJ Il
RECEIVING passengers from Vermont Valley K. K. leaving
New York at 500 a. ". and from Cheshire r. R.
leaving R"sion at ! 20 p. NJ connecting al
$50 e.. NJ. via Lowell at 800 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Juuctln at SO arriving at Burn stou
at 5 20 A. NJ. RVu-rs Point at 100 a. NJ Montreal at
1910 v. and OgdrnsbuIgh At l2.t0 ", connecti ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
SI-epmg cars attached Ia both the night expires
trans ming between RoI.e's Point and Bnston.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest for SAFE )
the principal stations
g MERRILL Supt
ST. Adams, W. m. ~ 1862
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L he Confessions and Expert
eNce Of IN Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
! caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debl
ity, Premature Decay, tc supplying at the time the
means Of SelfCue. BY who has cured himself afc
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackerV BY enclosing addressed enve
r",.sISGLr COPIES may b. had OF the author, NATHAN
Ella MAYFAIR. Esd, Bedford, Kings go, " Y.
maYchl8fy.
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l-)iir0.

In Berlin, July 9Th of dipth.ria, Mary Birgen aged
4 years, and johnny Birgen aged year, chi ldren Of
Stephen Birgen
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Farm for sale.

THE FARM a'ey owned by ELISHA CUANINS, stu
L ated In EAST MONTPELIER, about two miles from
Montpelier Village, offered for sale. Said Farn
sins IS 80 Of good land well oporoned for
moving tage, pasture aud wood land. There is 60 cd
sugar place and good orchard. Running water A. the
house and barn buildings in good repair. Enough Of
the purchase money will be required down insure the
houss and liberal pay day given for the b.snse. 70
further particulars enquire OF
ADDISON PECK, Adninistrat
or Of either OF the heirs Of r. CUYNISs
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
result If long and extensive practice. They are mild
In their operation and caran in correcting all Irregular
tues Painful Men,ruatOS, removing all obatructiOns
whether rom cold otherwise headache, pain in the
side, pa pita lion OF the heart whites all
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption of naure
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of new in the treatment of
signed % many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hta In unless hr is aud whenever
obstruction takes place the gene al health begS
cline
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most rfrctua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females 10 all classes they are in
valuable inducing, with certain Y. periodical regularity
They are known 10 thouS lnds who have diff
erent periods throughout the country having sane.
ton or ome Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, ttng when they should not be
used with each hoN-the price dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING the Pro-
pretor. Hod by :. I. R-df ID, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
F.PtEEcE, Montpelier, Agent.
r. b, HU1 CHlNS, Proprietor
may5hy - Cedar 81. NV York
Tail short, Young olu light dark complex ion
rich poor all are subject disease and all alike
susceptible to the curative properties Of Doct GfodB
Homeopathic CnratiVes, if taken according to dissection
Many thousands awaiting themselves Of teso prepar-
ations to effect Of different diseases, and there
are thousands more who have ct to lie the virtues Of
these medicines Are suffering with dyspepsia bill
liousness rheumatism piles catarrh. auy other dis
these ~onderfnl little ptrfs ."a
will other. Sold by Fred E. smith, Agent. Sent
everywhere by NJ Burr, Co., Boston, Phi Hip Lee
1876 William Street, New York. Price only - cts. per
box
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SIrCATkD in Hsrdwick, three fourth. Of mile from
~ the East Village. 1t is known as the sANBoRN FARM
II lies good road, and il considered of the hest
arms in town Is divided into two farms, and Is suta
'e for man Fad his Contains IL acres. Will be
sol TO suit purchasers one divided into firm OF
10, TO- 100 it are thousand good sugar
trees large cedar swamp dry muck easy u access and
in ineNhaustible quantities young orchard and nur-
sery, two good hou,rs hut in 1850, barn 10 by ~
cellars under the whole. horse barn, sheds and shop
said farm or farms will he sold Very CHEAP.
For particulars address ]. +. SANBORN
G41r3m East llardwick,
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New York, July 4. The following is from
5he Military Supervisor
WASHINGTON, July 4.
The Richmond Examiner of July > gives the
following relating to the battle OF Monday
1t says that on Sunday morning Gems Hill
AND Longstreet with their divisions crossed the
Chlckahominy, and late Monday afternoon at
lacked the enemy, about miles North East of
Darleytown on tue New Market Road The
conflict Was terrible and at one halt past y.
" the enemy had been driven back mile and
half. AT onehalf past 9, heavily reinforced,
the enemy made another stand. The loss here
aD our (reoel) side was terrible The situation
being evidently hopeless against such oyerwh helm
iog forces, Zen. Hill slowly retired. At this
moment, seeing their adversary retiring, the
most vociterous cheers arose along the whole
Yankee line. The fight ended there for the
night.
The Examiner says it thinks the division
which went into the fight on Friday II 900
strong could only number 5000 men for duty on
tuesday, and that the loss of life exceeds that
Vi any battle, or series of battles, yet fought.
About A. NJ. on Tuesday the Examiner
Says, Jackson and Huger's divisions attacked
McCIellan's left flank on the West side OF the
Vhickahominy, Il miles from Richmond La.
CT in the day Magru Ter fell upon his right
iank. Fighting was going on up to 9 0 o'clock
Tuesday night Heavy firing from the gunboats
III James river was heard Tuesday morning
number Of Federal transports are III the river
with relnorcements, supposed from Burnside,
but they have not yet landed.
The above extracts are from the Richmond
EIamin'r, and relate to Tuesday, battle. in
winch Gen. McCleIlan's dispatch OF yesterday
said the enemy We're badly beaten.
Advces received AZ the War Department
show that there was no fighting on the penint
.uH On "Wednesday OF Thursday up to ) clock
?. NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-05

CoRlNTH, July 3 The guerrllas tore up
the track East of Grand Junction a day or two
days since, and captured 10 or so prison,
ers. Col, Pride, of Gen. Grants staff, and
Capt. Michael of Gen Smiths staff, narrowly
escaped.