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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
DRUGGISTS,
EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN,
4 Y that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several VI
visions a. numbered below constituting The seventh
Assessment District Of the State OF indiana
woo COUNTY.
Lisisfaa. Ne. William X. Fdraris. Of rerre-
Hautc:
an that part Of Harrison township, inelu-
ding the ,y az Terre- Hsute, bounded ~ foi-
low. R.......... I'd h southwest OF outlet
Il -nauic No - thence east TO the centre OF
the south line Of section ~ town II, north OF range
. west thence north 90 the centre the north sec
line Of y. town snd range. thence
west 20 the wabash river thence senth Win The
east bank 81 said river 70 the place Of heginning-
Also all that part of said river laying west % the
last named boundary line 70 the west hank o sAid
river.
Diris;ot Ne. 2-samue McKecn, Of Harrison
township
An that par; Of said county south Of the National
Road and east q The Wabash river, not embraced
in Division No. !.
IDirfsiol, V. 3-Edward Robbins. Of Harrison
township
An ,fstpsrt Of said county west Of tho Wabash
river and east 81 said river AMI north Of the Ma
iioual Road. snd not included IN Division Ne l.
vKRNgLLIoS COUNTY.
1iri.ian. Ne. 4-S,epben NnHkin. Holt town
ship;
townships Clinton and Het
~. ~.
Tcwnships--Nermillion. kugene, HIGHLAND
rARKE COUNTY.
girssisa. No e-John Miiikin. Menteruma.
| Townships Reserve. Penn, Liberty. sugar Greek
| Howard.
fsrisias. y. William A. Sye. Rockville;
| T..wnships-Adam~. wabash, Union, Green and
| Washington.
D;si.iea. Na s-JosspA MCFARLAND. naceoon
township Florida. Raecoon and Jackson
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Esri.ioa. ". a-wllsca l. Harrison. Russell
| VILE:
To~p.Aips-Russcii. Franklin. aud Jackson
T,i-Ssiou, 10 lo-John ". EsrP, Greencastles
Town>hips-Chnton. Monroe. floyd. Madison.
| Grcencastie and Marion.
,s-ssiss. " il-warren Fellows. Manhattan;
| Townships-W aStiugioa and Warren
r,;rfss,.- \, ls-IIouston Poster, VI Meridian.
Townships Jefferson, coverdale' Nh Greek.
CLAY COUNTY.
l,iss.saa. ~ Is-NasAsniei Allen. r.eey town.
'ilcwn.hips--Pa-sy. Jackson. Cas-. IseA johnson
Van Bnren.
nssssisa. 70. n-Jsmr- l. Harris. Rowling
Green
owK~ COUNT.
ItIF4xIII4. 40. ll-loan n MAttlA =" -"
| Tawnshirs-- Franklin. gcfcrzou. hArt'n, A-iN
cite. Washington and Clay.
nsrssioa ". lev +. Hs-l<hirc. q esoerert
Towushir.s-Norgsn. Nort<or1ery. Wzytae- t&'N
So. 1eunings. Ia, ior ard Hsrrtsan-
GgKKxK COUNTY
nsrssi... ~, is-Fhilanaer Barr. Nc<sa.sgie.n
J T~~nshirs-Eei riv-r, Fsirrlay, tcnerv'r' ""sA
in<ian. Smith. Wright Sfockten and StaHora-
Tsrssia., -. is-waiiam " GAiaey. BIS"
reit.
r Tcrukhlps-uig alsrf. Iaylc<. ar tAAs
f,i~sss.. ss- 1a-1sroes n Gast-n- : .se1ry-
4,shirs-gn kxor. Centre. 49, ocssh Cree<-
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
! ,..~s.s.- A.. se-Sarsnri NJ Rerd. >uiiivau-
To snships--Iseks1is. Fairoaaks. Iur1nAn. hsa'
l.aa Ar 6al
r.srsss... " 11--1oAn aa-tlu. Carlisle
! Tcwnshlrs--Cnrry. Ca, se1frtoa As1 heaesa-
JANES HARRINGTON.
ssar~s,~ -tb Assr~s1a~at District - lr~zisAA-
, T~rre- Haste. o. :. f-s1-dv<~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

GENERAL RosEcRASs has entitled himself
10 vast measure Of gratitude by showing
TO the rest OF the Generals Of the United
States how the advantages of victory should
be used. IL such an example as his had
been set in the early part Of the war and
faithfully followed afterwards. we believe
that the rebellion would ere this have been
closed up and closed out. There can be no
military fact more iniispgsable than that an
enemy beaten and crippled in battle should
lie instantly and vigorously followed up.
pressed upon. harrassed, ard knocked from
pillar TO post. and from post TO pillar, until
be is utterly broken mp and broken down.
Il i fortunate that we have az least one
General. who. when he gains victory.
knows what TO 10 with it-Isa Jour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
DIR. Jocsph 4. Scott Visits St Lcuis n
n Confederate ofhcrr-Iiis Hccep-
ftau


DR.. Joseph I. Scott. formerly a well
known citizens Of St Louis, but who has
been long absent in the ranks ofthe so called
Southern Csnfederacy, returned 10 ~. Louis
under rather peculiar circumstances. Al the
late repulsc OF the foe from Corinth. DR.
scott was leis behind 90 take care OF the
wounded OF the enemy. His rank i that OF
Medical Director Of the rebel army OF the
West. Having. We suppose. attended 10 The
wants OF MS numerous patients. be sought and
obtained from General Rosecrans a parole or
permit 10 spend ter DAYS IN visit 90 81.
Louis. Dr. SCOTS family whose residence
| ! on Eighth street. between GrAtiot street
and Chotcau avenue. were OF course de-
lighted 70 see him. But on presenting him
| self 20 the Assistant Provost Marshal Gencr-
| al Major Mcconnell. 20 obtain a pass in re-
cognition OF his parole. that Official promptly
informed him that the parole vs. aorthlcss,
that cen. Rosecrans bal ~ authority 10
isSue il. that the presence OF a Confederate
officer in the CITY, TO DC fcted and carcssed
by the secession pouian Of the community,
| could not be permitted. and that il only re-
NAMED 10 send him 20 Grsuot street prisoT
Tor the present
DR.. Scots consequent Indignation DID nol
suffice % prevent his commitment 20 that
institution, por DID Tie subsequent efforts o
his numerous rebciiriensls avail % obtain has
release Major ccucrsi Curtis fully apprev
e. the course taken. holding thai. Ia the hrs
| place. Gen KosecrAns couid net grant lcax.
70 so-cAlicd Confederate officer % pas
with,a Tie lines Of the Department Of Ms
soar. and seccn.i, teaE the moral effect o
such leave could Only be iejarous
We understand that ~. SootE uil &c al
iowed hriet intereie~ uiih his family. a1,
ulA thea he seat bach 10 Coginth, 10 fesan'
tie discharge e his assigned dutie toward
re - sr3 ~ounaet PRISONERS there
hisrszrl Drmecrss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

EvFEcrs or REBEL RAID-The portion
of Pennsylvania lately invaded by the rebels
gives increased Union majoriiies. The war
has come home 10 the people. and they united
and cast their votes for the Union. In New
burg. in Warrick county. Indiana, the same
result has followed the like cause. The ma
iority 10 Newburg for the Union Stale ticket
averages 2S2. Alvah Johnsons majority i.
263.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

CorToS SIZED SENT TO BRAzIL-At the re
quest of the Brazilian minister, the Depart.
ment of Agriculture has sent to his govern.
ment three sacks of seed of North Carolina
cotton proper, and three of Mexican cotton
domesticated in North Carolina. Brazil has
promised TO reciprocate by sending rare seeds
here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

At weekly meeting. a straight-laccd
and most exemplary deacon submitted re
port in writing Of the destitute widows who
stood in aeed of assistance from the congre-
CATION. care you sure deacon, asked an
other solemn brother, ''tliat You have en-
braced all the widowsg" He said he be
lieved he had.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

A LEADING officer in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington. has made scnsi-
bic remark upon the condition of the stock
market: I'VE can DO nothing here, said 10,
TO stay the rise in gold. That matter IS in
the hands of tie Generals. When they win
victories gold and government paper will
make friends again -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Great men pay this tribute to fame-they
must always be great. II they remove their
laurels for an instant. Stupidity plumps upon
them. "a the falling tortoise struck the head
of the old philosopher and dashed out he
brains.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

rur higher NC rise ~ the Animal kiag-
dan. says Professor Agassii. the mere
lisn.ted - we hud he namher - rsorsnY.
ana the care bestowed urcn thew ~ he
u.reats = in preporiion - thi- a''n'ant''''.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
yERMIN.

- Preparations oshd crtuniike al otl,r
''Frce from Poisons.''
"Not dangerous 10 the Human Family"
''Rats do not die the premises
"They come out Of their holes 20 die"
"rhey are the only iafallfble remedies known
az years and more established IN New York CITY,"
tsed Jy--ihe City Post Ofice.
Jsef 1y-the City Prisons and station Hcases.
tScf blythe City Steamers. Ships. &c
Used bg-thc City Hospitals. Aims Houses, ac-
Jssd blythe City Hotels. 'Aslors. ST Sicheias q
Used bg-the Boarding Houses. &c. a..
Used by-more than 81, 600 Private Families.
s4- Soe one or f,ro Specimens 81 sckaf = Erers-
,c1erc said bg IRE PcaIie- KfRors-L'sdicfs. a..
HoUsEKEFPFRs- troubled with Nsrnin need hc
so no longor II they CosrAE's' DETERMINATIONS.
We have used IL 10 our satisfaction. and II a box
| cost s5wc would have ~. We had triedpeiscn-.
but they effected nothing; hut "Cosr,Rs'' artiel.
knocks the breath out Of Rats, Nice. koache>. and
| Bugs, quicker Than We can write II. Its IA
| great demand all over the country Medina 20
| CffSetfe
MORE GRAIN aud provisions DESTROYED an
nualld IN Grant County by Sermin. than would pas
for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer -I.aneasi.
fws.l Herald. 80
| HEyRlR. CASTAR--we are selling your pre-
| atoms rapidly. Wherever they have been used
par Mice, Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly
Rats fcksR Srouora. Druggists, Windsor. Nd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

TnsRx arc to thousand eight hundred
streets ia Lor,ion. which. Il they we're placed
In straight line wonI extcud three shoe-
saoa miles. o. t~.ce the distance from CALAIS
ID tonsfantinctlt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

THE Emperor Napoleon is said to be look
ing much thinner than he was last spring.
and as though old age was coming rapidly
upon him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Ii is prof OF the high estimation which
the world. after ALL places upon intellect.
that every mother would rather know her
child was clever than comcly. They fall back
on the comely when the clever Is ont of the
question
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

In he sssrsme erarciis q sma1 sAsnge
-A...,A eonsirn~. i = feared that ssea ~
Moo ~ hs bothered - change :, 3asf-
gers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

THE SIMULTANEOUSLY the
Il Artsss q "R1fi>d<e."ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
~ 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

~ 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
IL lie. Collector, Claim Agent. &c. &c. offers
his 20 the public, especially 10 those who
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States and who may have any claim against
the General Government. lie will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims at reason
able charges. and as rapidly as the business can be
dispatched before the proper offices al Washington.
Having rFS lrARs experience and practice herein,
And the AL OF old officer Of the benerai Govern
ment under President Fillmore's Administration he
fell Ia being successful with all legal claims,
whether Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY or LAND
WARRANTS
HALF-PAY PKNSIoNs.-1he widows, or II no
Widows the Children under sixteen years Of age Of
officer, and soldiers Of the present any previous
war who have died OF been killed while In the
vice arc entitled 20 Haif-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PfNSIONS.-All officers and Soldiers
who are disabled by reason Of wound received OF
disease contracted while IA the service and in the
line OF duiy soldier. At any period. are ttisf
T. Invalid fensi0ns.
LAND NARRANrS-An who served Ia days
nv OF the past ware Of the United States. day
battle. are entitled To leo acres of Land In case
| aeath, the widow aud Minors entitled.
| BOUNTY MONkl.--lhe heirs OF all Soldiers whe
have volunteered during the present war for tire.
ysars or during the WAL and have died been kileC
| while la the service. entitled 90 OsE uUsDakf
Do,s ANS Bounty Money. aud such Of The Sol
Hers pay a. m-y have accrued to the date Of biz
| death
Noeharyes uase wikeui claim Is successful,
| terminated.
DEEDS and Mortgage executed. and HANKS ur'
| nlshei.
ss- Eastern arrearsSes arranged ani G. iieoted
| and exchange promptly re~.it,sd-
| OFFICE at the old corner stand.
5 DANAlDs0N,
febsda Notary Public. 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21
MEDICAL.
DIR. POTTER,
sSO.lf(EOP.fTHfNT.

UNLAWFUL for the patronage
Il which has hesr literally extended g. sar
during The past fsar cats would re- ;,.stfuliy
licit continuance - tAt ssns-
oFFtCs.- S.Gih tff sect Mt .ll., ..e.l.i
door fr,.lA OAie >ift.t
Ekanss,e -t"r'srr Of feursh ant OAK S,reei-
yuis23dSm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

gr,Ex DOLLARS REWARD
ssr.xrd fro.n - sui.scrlirr, hft1g - Ierre-
fl.s,s - ~ 3iss dsy 4 kngusi. ~ shiis steer
- = - .rufs e. tA~1s fec fars 80 perf< 80 60
- - - Trc cattle kesr hen werA<t ttrne.
- - ~ A. irseaitl 81 hftf o. q ihfu
h..f srst be.1 ar.d rcsk.
n - -. - ,.e p nJFF.
srrt q tvtW ny he'<'.1'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

"Cos,as's" RAJ. Roach. NC. E,fsgmf"afor.
"COsfaT's'
"Cosfars" Bed buy E4fefminafor.
"Cosfar'st
"Cosfays" Eieciric PordeT. FIR Inserts, dc.
Is PC 5oc and ~ 90 Foxes. fotiles and flssks,
AMI a. Sizes for lantatens, ships, fosfS.
Hotels. &c. tir.
CAUTION To prevent the public from
being imposed upon y >ltnfinns and Hsghfb ItfHi-
c{otfs limitations a IsW label has iesn prepared,
bearing yocssDsle ~ fie prcp ietor's signature.
Examine each box, fie, % tssk carefully before
purchasing and take i.fhing hnt "sostar's T"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

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swvs S>wsN\,>>ve, SV>vN>N>s,
Sv,>,sss, O\A Sovss, WS0M-
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sAvs Mc Most OVst>N0\s
AsoAoc\NS Nv y,S>Ssw .sN,>>-
WtSs.
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s>Avs N,uvvN,cu, to\ssW Az
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Avo\>s ONCE N\N N,vo Mo,,vs.
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Evost's l,l,>,,NNs>N wsN
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Nv. Evost, Nv0v S,S. \
wuvc \wsA c>>veA ~nOAe~"S
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DIR. j. nj. FROST,
D5 East NVn-bi',- $50 -'+'.-ri
IgDIANAP0Lls. Ina.
A\so Ny oN OvNoo,At@
NnA (o>>>>tvu Meve\\vs>ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

Wvost's NAM-
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to,w 0MA sS-
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yov NMswwo-
k,S,N.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-21

IL only the Summer would not make
a man son melancholy! If only it would be
a little less bountiful, and ill the mind with
no more than il viii hold The overmuch
of pleasure is pain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
VERMONT NEWS.

KILLED Hon liemau Morse S, Dorse; was
Instantly sll,ci the 2S.u instant bg moving
machine. Tue aorsos became frightened AMI
armanos.ablc, throwing nm mosy rhe ma
caaa
PSaso>L.- QeAelluAra CLARK, ot t.e
6a ". VAS ju.t arrived home "a leave Of a.
~.acv or s health llrs oosug poorly oe;
VIII slen mend. doubtless n t5isr. uptan air
fssp T. BloNwaD, army telegmrai,t 5a>
d ,rycl SEQ t.@a. e. sick cave
BARka run BANNER rowN.-Ata War Mee..
ing 1T Barre On Monday ey.umg, fifteen Young
men, tie iull quota OF the town, came forward
and enrolled their names iar the war ana took
the oath and at twelve clock they were still
coming The prospect was that at least twenty
would be enlisted by morning. Glorious old
Barre She has taken the starch out OF enlist
ing aud put all other towns in the shade. Let
Montpelier now rally aud see what she can do
- Wdichmdn.
CouNTtRrE TIERS. Charles Sabine and "a
young man by the name OF Mosher were recent
IL arrested in Springfield, Mass. and brought
hy Marshal Baldwin before the circuit court N
session at W indsor, where they had been ndct-
ed for passing, in January last, counterfeit L.
;. coin ut Charleston, VI, They are held Tor
tral at the October term. The bonds OF Sabine
were placed ut $4,000, and Mosher at 5000.
For the want of bail they are now held in con.
inemeut at the prison. Sabine is sid to be ,
marked character and gave the officer consider
able trouble at the time Of his arrest
The town OF Rockingham, bellows Falls
offers n bounty Of S25 l,r recruits
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

THE FALL TERM oi this Institution will commence
l -ept3, aud cuuuuue eleven weeks, under The IA.
structien OF the following board OF teach arss
4. j. SANBoEN, Az. Principal.
MRS. IT. J. SANBOkN Teacher OF French.
q. h. BLAKE. Assistant
81. ?. WEIPPlE. Teacher o., Music.
Miss A. j. FORD, Teacher OF Painting aud Drawing.
A. 80 Own ,acher ot peumanstIp.
Ihs iu4tiuuon J, situated tn the quiet ana thriving
village 81 S9ath hariwitk, easy o. aces, aud sur-
rounded b. be Iurfl country an intelligent COM
muuity Though -troutd ad br many oil sr Institutions,
yct h4, yery liberia. patronage, and if v be- The aim
oftra chers and citizens Go make h, GLASS;. potr'd to
furnish facilities tor ttac,ttna go al 90 tHs SIMILAR
sttuuon il tic state All Tie departments furnished
with thorough and competent teachers, wao have hid
much experience IN ,Arr vocation, and Will spare no
pains 10 make ihe stay OF Their pupils both profitable ud
pleasant. Perfect freedom 20 AougAt ami opinion VIII
bs guaranteed 10 an hccomiue ntmhc Of fhc school
Instrumental aud vocal music will be- taught by cape
r-nced and competent i,actegs &c f-iuced prices Vocal
music will b. a daily "a rcisr 10 school
literary society iu connection With the school furds
a good opportunity or speaking and writing. stct
conformity b Wholesome recu ttinus VIII De- required
Board lu good families can D. 3hainei from $l,15 70
$500 per week, ncludal eEe .hug. Rooms tor self
hoardcr.. mr. .Abng pei week.
tor Tuition SIZE srua bids.
Fot rooms d. hoari aprly % ilr 't..eipai
T. B.GlNER
~..ri. q lr.te. : Ilt -. ls.ti.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

s.ioon Ia. hoo, -, isod no suhr;ntior n rho
village d Brattleboro, to be eqoIy divided be-
tween the first hundred recruits '"m the Probate
District in which that town Is s.uated
C.n, ponton ,rr;vad home OF, Wn3nosdov
looking as though he had been poorly stayed
with Ho left eamp on Friday LII. On ilr-
lo,gb Il fifteen days-.Vei0s6caa
p Al 49,.
Liberal VtFE1'--iloH. !" ~. p'' !" up
nam na' on'r'u IN Tx ~ IA - .''''o'
'...-uora II III # this M-, -45ne
YOUNG men WHO pesl sheir he for oai c9uu
r.. a. -nis. would be + orally rE rdI loi ,he
>..,., a..gr.ke.
c..
he-.ossi'-- '9'..'. 1'. 'J N
''a. 5 W., y =" ~ ''' " .,..a from ~s,,, and
l,l. bvt.a nIi. NJ aar. was
o-i..,.,.n..l ..o..'.c.y. iamplng or. .enrc. and
,,''..i.J c,,,,l.talv aronnd. Martins head
",. '..1 D3 ..,r3 ard IA, sq.rly cot A1
1 .'s, '..',,c.. s. was gatt.og ala.r %rIl
Ora Sutaol Londonderry ''' zen - pound
up under i've hundred doll"' 'ooes, l'r an
assault with daadly weapon upon Alonz' q.
Storm
IVA o,l..s..,t William and Mar, Ann Mil
Ter aged 10 year, w,s drown. 'na small mill
pond 10 Wilmington On ln g lo'a ias'" WINE
J" 'l'.."9 VIVA '''"' o'.'' ~
'IH 5 nS2 Ct ~" 'n, rs;y.1 Snrins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

In Bakersfield, June 2Slb, by Rev e. a. Titus ~.
Charles A. Squires Of Bakersfield nd Miss Pamela SIS
co Of sutton, c. q.
In Baker,aed July 81, by Rev. 3. 4. Titus, Mr.. A. c.
kersfeld
In Bakersfield, july ldh, by Rev. E.A Titus, DR.. Wal
Bancroft Of warsaw, H., and Miss Emily 0akes Of
Bakersfield
Ia " ind.or July 9th, by Rey. a. Webster, Mr vii
liam A. Sloan Of Wildsor, aud Hiss Ellen ingalls, Of
Ryegatc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Tng Nav MrEslsAc. \ refugee from Rich.
mond informs the Pmladelp pima Press that the
new Merrimac is to carry one bow, one stern
and three side guns They are to be OF the
same description AS thosj which are mounted At
Fort Darling their ability to pierce our iron.
armored vessels having, IN the attack upon that
fortress, been excmpliicd-at leas; to the salts
faction OF Secesh The balls to be used are
steel pointed Her armlr plating extends be.
low the water line She IL probably completed
by this time, and is TO be manned by the crew
OF The OLD Ncr,imaf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
Meteo.o..a.eal cbssryanans. 1850

Ihe new crops IN IIbnoN-co'tOn, gar AMI
tobaco-are very promising. The cultivation IF
cotton was not entered upon as largely as was
anticipated, but il Is estimated that there viii
be 20 900 Or $4,000 haos for export. OF sugar
and srup it is probable 'ha; the state will pro.
duce more Jhau is wanted for home consumption.
The tobacco crop will be largely in advance OF
any former year, Corn and wheat at least
equal
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah +. Chase having lsit my
W bed and board without just or proyocauon,
this IL 10 forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account a. shan pay debts OF her contracting
rom and a,trr this date ". CHASE
Orange VI, July 30th, 1902. i345E3f
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evening. The rebels aod but were pursued,
and a slight engagement took place on tie
Ratchet and f5rked Deer ryors \ uum)er
Of rebels were captured The ferries md bridges
had been destroyed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
1TaWE BOOKSTORE.

ET3WE BOOKSTORE.
tTHl oas a,.er. inca. auo .,s.i-.s I'd STATIONERY
J and UuuttS 14.ui q. ii .m-..
"l1vs $. D.. FARNAN s. GO.
Want .d.---5omo, hing New ----lA-
ploymsnC.
MALE AID FEMALE AGENTS wanted ln every ,osu
VI and 81! ia he rai.-d stale. so 20 sl1 per
month can be made and bumOus. Business Easy and
espcctable q requires very small capita aud will
not interfere with other emplo,ment Ths Is bo3s
agency or humbug Of any Kind. SO person VIII retiet
having for ius Information let his employ be-
uhat !. may. tull particular given ali who yucy,e
IS three-crui isstAgc stomp, aue address,
HAkNEN BROWN * CO..
fa4gns- Am1sssas, \. %.
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fog1RE>s Mo>Ros, Aug > Steamers Bd.ac,
Atlantic and another arrived with 5000 rtsI
prisoner rom For, Delaware, 90 soaty TO aa
exchanged Gen Pet.lgrew Is among hem
IAt steamer .e.yi.iu ron New fora is
with aer>e, ba she " il nave % COUP legn r
4. lama thtin, a. she draws Roc mach W~tr.
Nothing aeV vas been h5atd ut the 5uuh 4,
above
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ZENITH REGIMENT
IGRNOlQ yOhJII4IRS
Windsor COUNTY, Attention.,

VICTORY Is browning our armies, aud glory is radut
upon the hrows % OUT brave and heroic soldiers bat
to relieve their ahpr 20 secure hrir triumph, and at the
same time guard anu hold the important position, which
their devotion and ralantry have acquired more men
are needed Vermont has done much hut she has b..
called upon ot another Regimen Of her patriotic sous
and company Of Infantry j. called for rom this section
Of the state,
Old Windsor and Orange have many more brave sans
Of the stamp of those Grren Mountain Boys who have
nohly exhibited their galAn'rg AT Lees Millsn al
Yorktown and az " Richmlnd Rally. then, TO the
standard Il your country, All beat back the enemies Of
glorious Union lly to your cOunry's call, and
show yourselves to be- genuine g .-rn Mountain boys
Or None but men OF good habits AMI sound ronstltu.
tons received
Pay $40 month fur enlistment with arm, equip.
men;s, rations and oihing
Bounty slu0, S21 OF which, anl one months pay Sd.
,anced when mustered into service s200 bounty paid
at the time of enlistment.
u. thompson, Recruiting ufaccr
Headquarters a, the Windsor House, windsor.
Windsor, July II lst2. $40