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THE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS. & c,

boston, Iuesdhy' JbI- ." i''-.
Letters from the Massachusetts LIST oiaes that the
rcoimeut has been reduced 70 about 10 elective
men. Company numbers but II. Col Cowdin Is
.iek. Mil Chandler missing, aad Cap. Baldwin Is
Acting Colonel. Col. Cas-, who arrived home to-
dav is hopeful Of soon again heading the brave 9TH
M, wound is severe, but hot considered dan
gerous.
The French Princes here respectfully de-
cline public hospit4ltes and couteoics rendered by
the Mayor They speaL q Gen. Mcclellan ana n''
army in tie highest terms.
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WOI'EL ARRIVALS.

Prince De Joiuville, Comte de Paris. Due de
Chartres and the res. Of their suite leave to-da! IN
tie Arabia from Boston for tleir second trip to En-
gland since i,st they arrived in this country.
Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell aud bs son, Capt. u. w.
Mitchell arrived yesterday afternoon fcm tic West,
and are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Dr. John u. Gamer and DIR. Charles Il. Sanboin
of the y. s. Sanitary Commission, ana Major c. W.
Barton Of tie L. S. Army, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Edwin Forrest from Philadelphia is stopping at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
G. Coloocoresses, a Crecian by birth, Commander
in the L. s. Navy, is stopping at the Everett; House.
Lieut.. Foxh,ll \. Parker ofthe Z. S. Navy the
Hon. Russell Sage Of Troy, DR.. Dunster and DR..
/. Coke Of the L. s. Amy, j. T. Wnslow and
.Ja-. a. Burden Of Troy are at the Fifth-ayenae
10, !.
Pierce Butler. Mss Butler ana maid, and Mrs.
Angler and servants, from PHILADELPHIA are At The
Sew-l ork Hotel
Can't. Gadsden of the Araeo and 5. A. Greeley Of
Chicago are at the Irving Hore.
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MAs.gEE ~.

DAYS. OTUERsPOON-lu william sbrrgh Wedles-
dev Iuiy bv the Rev Samuel r. Farmer Thomas Davis
ofliroos y ., Miss CeuennI Wo.herspoon of Glasgow,
Scotland
Glasgow papers piease copy.
FERGUSON - WORRALL On Monday. July a the
sunu.rhcd NJ r. Clurch Br3okl"n by tn Rev. 6eorge
: Hare NJ James r. Ferguson 20 Mis-, Lizzie c. daughter
OF " aIe Il. Wsrlsi, esq.
HODGE-UAMBLEr-A HagerEi.l on sunday. Nov TO-
by the Hon ; Bral', esl Mr Geo. c. Hodge Of Pier
mont % Miss Mary Jane Hs.ub - Of lleyeIail, y. IL.
McKFNNA-BRENGEL-O Sunday, July 6. by tie Rev.
Nj Aderbach Francis Mckenua O. Mis-. Louisi brensr
al Of Ae~- y ors
WHITTIER -KAIMIHALE - A. K4in,liu. North kona.
Sandwich Island, Sunday, A 4 y. by II L. SIZE, ''l'
e,l Mr.. James NJ Whittier, formerly Vi Me, l. - TO
-. IN
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Ptc'rC So .H3. t'lh H51d'y j0lY7 III
Tho Iniauo have taken AT the stage stock fro'n
three or four stations east Of tie Rock Ridge, -
head in sl killed two cmiuant3, and took their
stock They also tOok 40 horses fiom Californians
~ GO Springs
A war ~iih the Cheyenues Saakea, and two or
t'Nce bands Of Sioux appears inevitable. There are
onl 5go troops on the whole Inc, which are not
euouqt for rs protection.
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.,,ntnu IeCiou-COI. WILLIAM II. ALLEN


,,ut-A rare for respectable sOuns TO Jo 80
Nnifie.r Army OF the United States company - now
frui.r authority Of the hief Of the stAs
OF New York The desire Of the company QhceIs 10 FORM
company consisting exclusively Of respectable young mea
who though unable 20 obtain commissioned ohceTs posts 70;
would be ieroGs OF joining the snks the army provided
they could associate with those congenal TO Their ,'
Nom officers viii be selected from those hasinf
some military knowledge ana all promotions made seceus
10 merit Comfortable quarters subsistence and co'hn, az
medstey enrolment; 800 bounty aud pay ron - !"
+23 per month. Apply Capt SAUNDERS l.t hesn-as
Spuos Brisaie No go Coumbias;, corner Atih.lc s-
Brooklyn. Approved r :. LARNED. Capt i-'h Ia an'I
Mnsterin. Officer.
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"Pnie Cheeks in Dixie when Rattle she'll

and Bomb. ''-ANTnoN BATTALioS VI Llohr
p,rspcs teaches tia. battles becoming more and me'
artillery duel, lie, then have NOR. batteries Inc an
~ So. ~ nsa.l r.commends,ion Of the President All
sao, pbsby the ast opportunity for those desrou, on
; r,bsi~ oun,ry In the fines; o. the service. The
will consist of batteries OF eight guns each
For iandred of good physique are wanted
,b.r paw and ritions in accordance with tho United
regulations this branch tie service fsw
xedrled rannoners can secure appointments - non COM
officers upon application ~ headquarters, NO ."
RIOS
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SMALL PANIC AT FRONT ROYAL

FKoSr ROYAL. 1uo.dst, July d. I''''
The reports here that one OF our WACO" 'f'i''' v"
the road leading southwark near Flint iil was az
tackled yesterday by 200 Rebel busIw"eheF' 'ause'
n panic on small scale. The attacking party wac
at frst believed 20 be the advance guard OF larger
force. Shortly aiterward the Rebels were o7pe'.'u
into the mountains. and nothing more WAS hc"'' o.
them.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND THE CALL FOR
TROOPS.

LI.I0E, TUFsIly July y y =
Gov. Andrew and Adjujaid-Gen. S'douier have
rreparcd and published The military arpor'ionnen'
al Tie STATE, designating the number Of men '"en
ci,, and town shall furnish TO make up i3,") men,
the nrororrion Massachusetts, is expected to send to
it, ,,,,.r ma, cali for 800. 900 more volunteers.
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VAN GLAIiN--in tbis city 90 Monday Joy Z John Ven
Olebn sssd ~ years months ssJ II DAYS.
WESTON Tuesday july Bdwsrd c, West, "a The itsA
year Of Lis age.
Notice OF the funeral ia to morow's pspers
WELDOE-In West Hoboken. on Monday, July T. Mary,
daughter OF John and Catherine Wsao aged and
months
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soiniFRs The board Of Directors beg leave 70 re
mind their eud aai the public Of the urgent necssdeso
than hundred sick aud wounded soldiers nov undf
their care They daily expecting large accession
Money Flannel aud plain Cotton shirts canton fAan
much needsd Provision. Deli'acies, Wines sni Liquors
will be thankfully received a. the HOME. corner 81 AZ
tor.,v and 5st.st All articles sent 20 the Anf,Sax
EXPRESS COMPANY. come. % Hudson ASd az So w.
~, IA AlI -. b s,lwsy ~ BE- ,s1s &c, o. S,Hi'
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PATRIOTISM OF BUFFALO.
d "a - I'll. I,lv In

ALWANI- Tur-dly July u W
The Common Council vi Buffalo iins appropriate"
$40 tbJ t. RAISE n regiment Tor the Nc" 'oi'e S"lbs
50 bounty 20 each recruit.
franklin b. Hough Of Albany has been aPpo'i'e
,uroeon Of the g;th Regiment.
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Br,DxfYs CIR COUW CAIiNtAA--W, ~. .'. :,
a. ja,,s-No. 3D. D. r. a o. % - 'j ~ Oh '' ''
... ,al i.5-, OF ~ VIII b, ois'1 ~ "a '''
-yc., ~ Atlaa.I !Af ~
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Ify-lr1eL CJTIos IrhfI-at,h.-li sales
o. C,l..a to-day reac ~ ~ bales. in ed.g l't1' hs g.
.1.- sot nl pnitrfs Tie market Is lp~aii aud az
IuFrrooL ,nFip5Irffs MAuEtT.--Ilr rroad-
.-ars ...c' d., lrI iri s.,.ly. Ma, 3D. Nash g..
q.u. b lr .ta. Nh'ai 4..ei aad '.e-dy Coz @ iei.
l.irr.. ..d
Ll.rrr.lL "rotis;ov N,nEFr. - Provision
.... .-r tr-v d.i tl-.f Gir.sri Aihre Co. report
I.tf I.a.r. Ffr. fHIl ed lo.Ifsl ...rr. iaH
f.fr1p1l tendency with acvr =, snc ~ th- f- mr.
f.ru .f-l 81 1f 49, ..Il1w f.rsuN nr4 lrri.t-Hi
ft...|lr P.onrCr NsrtEr-Asir- quiet ~ 81 o for
rs.r s.rr i.srfive t1a~r-N" sa'e.. Rice quiet ant
..o.- I.a...t Df steady 10 fn 0f No.in bnoyalt ni
Hf go sr 10. Turprnlne sill adv ,ncng and quoted %
lespov Nirsrr' Bfeiistuas Quiet sad s'eslv, r1cert
r ll.h Do. rpsari telIear1. sugar steady tn.er
bunr r. li-r drL To-. hfr fellow n.m o. a.. Sriutl
lu.r.une sig4lc.rgi oea .5 Lnse-d GA steady 30
80.
Lo.npy No>rY MAaSGr-Cou.ss closed on the 2oih At
4I. f. fIuo.rv.
ArIri,c.n .'ocs duli The sts,. sies Mordiv
Hro.. Cru,i. sa,rsi, a.! 90 dc1rrt 4-.c Railroad.
a
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IMPORTANT CHANGES PROPOSED
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ITTHT00f, JuIy I.-tOTT1N: NaIef tO-dnY
5000 Dali including 3o0 bsrs d. r-uaor sui &p,
Te fflrt opened oyat lni upward ad a. quail i"s ad'
wa. q a .-1. tnt -..f .d -.a.s .a.rt
Te.or ...-Th- .i,r. '.ro,i VI r.l s.,-r .-e favor.
sa', t.s usrset ~ Good, and ilr' bcas sill upward
O.. .r.l irs.str..lis arr .i.tt
quiet, Corn doll ard declined g. Nit-f o. @:
H0yisos.-Bcrf nominal Pork Hat. Bacon quiet.
Lord Al sauced So. iaiots steady.
LoNpos tuesday E,crls Con,Ol closed q, 81 0e.. iol
money.
y I'D. illinois ir.t.a'. f'.t. discount.
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HAifF,ki lu-sua9' '".f "a !.
TIE Europa arrived here al ':Jo, 'i'a '''''' ~
Ro,ton AZ . y. m She has o! pastengeis'
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THF NEW MILITIA BILL
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All ARIItLFS ftN NDTIIIFhS .
Should be sent % tAr HAksDEN EAPaEas. TO .
Broedav az sey crgs oniy hat rates. and the L. ; o,y
4rpneut permit. them cary 70 the Array IA Annspor
R,firuor, " a.hiugto Fortress Monroe sad ~
An pOINTs CCCI- PIED RI TIE UNION ARAf.
This Corpluv cr % ercts ba kers, AID 0ihsrs.
,urpe.sed facilities tor toe rap snd safe ioArd.ns oi 6oid
sfter BANK Notes J-Wev ald Irrchaadise OF every ia
cripou Also lo q e. Collection OF Notes, Drafts sud Bit
and Bill. accompanying goods.
S,ric.-RECRII Ts-SECDND REGIMENT. Y
: NJ r'2d Xo..)-KECRUlTo WANTED for the above
RsEinea at Their Armcry. Hapsce and 1h.st aai =, No
% helryst LiDeIa. nducemcats offered Equipments ,ni
-. on .i.ria he roll. For rsrcHlas apply
H. Annoy Of Lieut. J. " DEAPoE1, Recruiting obaef
Nv otde. Of War Department
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stnu.ou Legion. -

ONr MORE RALLY 'o- thr Old FLAG.
TWO LfFiTFNANIs WANTED AID comp tent 81 x.
GIANTS who can bring squads o. Men. OnE MONTHS
pay IL ADNASt Z ard - BOUNTY. 1lW BOUNTY,
or lf0 ACRES OF LASD az the end Of the tenn o. rns
et hcL j. thrte years the un.e-s s2ope ~
charged. 10 OF THIS DOl MY ~ ILL DE- iA'' ."
ADVANCE. -.
RELTEF TIC KITS given {, Families ara good qls't,H
on STATEN ISLAND with rsious aud uniforms OF ms
Regnlar Army u ui-a ATE mustered IN -
NON-COMMlSslJNED Or tlcrR> should sppy ~ ,he'
20 tain DO, tious No. - " ALL-SI, OF No l5S S-
sFX-sF 10 Capt N. ". BADGER Recruiting Ohcef
.,,outsu Lesion-COL. WILLIAM h. ALLEN
Recruits Recruts Recruits wanted ior company u Vns
months g IN ADVANCE ai,es being mustered In the service
The C.upiry l. neatly l aud arts but f." uen to cou
plete T. Al. promotions 10 rank Of Lirqelah i1sde nom
he mos d-srug noucommissisned ohceIs aud priv aes'
Li. rr will be strictly adhered 20 by Col Allen, "be t,
Regiment i. in the fed Pay rom 81 to -2j per month
co,n,rtsbe qu.rets rations and uniforms Of the
arv fru he'd a, loon mustered ia tho service hets
IicIs,. lien 10 ~, frie. OF al enlisted soldiers 800
honty Al the expiration o. the term y enlistment. Apply -
Lir,t ALfN b. MARSTON No. Zoi Avenue c.
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Institute of Keward.-In tho interest o. 0rpi.n. II
Puiot soldiers neeng will be holden, q Room No ~
Boie House THIS tN ednes-sy) EFENiNo ~ O'Clock,
Jr sdDpng tuition, and for other business consequent
thereto ino public invited 20 attend Entrance ifoo'
Astor-psce Oh otA-st. DAVID A. HOLpDN,
secretary Of the Committee 90 Organization
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SPECIAL Noilres.

Republican Central GomJaittee.--The Regular
Meeting Of this Committee val 20 bella 81 Eesdluutol,
corner Broadway and 23t-st.. WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
July p 1862 at O'Clock. SHERIDAN SHOOK. Pre,idcaL
HEsRy II: hgEIAT' s.cret,ries
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nnsliIess Notices.

A GREAT WoRk.-Wc have JUST issued the
ei.varth volume Of our C0rNEECIAL RRPcRT,
This book contains reports o. gbont Zp1 MeEchants'
Bankers. aud Manufacturers Ia $3.50 cities ant towns
- i4ge had the resistance o. s1oa 1909 banks aud bank
r md upwasi 900 merchants 10 rating the reports Ia this
volume and Is Toe s most extensive ana correct OK
OF the kiLi eges publ hed.
J. M BRAp.TREET SON
No. - Broadws ".
UoEsU. COVERED WAGOS and HARNESS
wanted for one or two months in the country Apply At
ioiyrAIN'. ludil Store No SO Bro,j~oy.
4 NEW BOOK FOR WOMEN, entitled THIRTY
YEARS ~ FEaAig LiyE Sea Advertisement. under the head
o' New Publications
rNDER-G ARMENIs for Hot Weather.
Cooling durable aud CHEAP
a RtssIN Co..
no lbs bo.rrv.
No los 3tt.sy..
Conner I'D
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u. p. p. a.
PHI NV D rrN NJ DLLES DLpE

PERCY ; PArEST PILES PIPE.
The insfrumsf. for the SAVE aud PERPz'r ISrsn
SAr APPLICATION OF Cintueat Made o'DARD RUBBER.
il neither BRRAKs nor CoRKoDns 1t ealhy by
PATIENTS THENSEL6 Is. c,uliny NJ PAIN to tho
yI.RY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While II PsgvKvr. eli WASTE. 4. THOROUGHLY Dm
Tributes the Ointment the thu. effect
iug a SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS, aud those
rauch Ia the SADDLE, the PIPE /, INVALUABLE.
Primers Prs OrSrsESr applied with this pipE At
0~cr RELIEVES the PAls. alays the iNFLA hh AltoN,
SiOPS the ITCHING, and ultimately CVKEs Tns DIS
To be had Of all Drurris.s snd Of THOMAS W. BEACH.
Soc Agent No 30 Beesman 81 Ne"-lofA-
Howard Association, philadelphia. for the Re
lei Of the Sick AID D.stresed -lcted Wh 'Huent tu1
throuic Diseases aud especially Dleae o. the oekusi
Ogsn. Med Twice yea Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS Oh SPkkIAfOf kupA 0, SEM
NAL WEAKNESS. ald ath-r Diseases Of the Sexual
O-sans ard o. the NEW REMEDIES gnpoyed Ia the h.
pesry sent u sealed Letter envelopes lcs y charge Nd
dtes, DR.. j. shILLlG HOl Dhly. torsra A'sociati9o
No. >0ufh Aiuh's'. ifiictipAia. r.
500 Women Wanted Women g WORK o. tb'
Anaclassoi. fTeserYifg Works ~, ales ABOVE 3h -
acl-r car apply 10 Ellis PROVOST, No. Zlo ffonl-t
Wa3aca's.
ENTRANCES #. Er0f1w j 'ati-sfs
ENrRA EhTFRr1 MINT ID-NibHs.
PKOGRAMdt:
l. Grand Overture by kopol.ts supet5 Orchestra 49,
Tue beautiful rev lolIedctta 'oRANrr bLOS 7)li'
NJ FLORENCE. Dayiis-. Ms Cr'-,e, ,te
D. lri.h airs by the Ofchestfs. AOPrl - Condoctor
g. Grand Portean Pee called - LIZ fDNN" AZ
TRFsS" Mr.. FLORENCE ~ ave laelent elias A,te,,
T,. sc-elmia. local piece, " % HI kEfURNhD vol
UNrFKR"
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The Nc,, Nationai FAX Law.

The Ness NatiDnai AK Law.
GET TIE BEsTl CITIZENS EDITION
LARGE TgPs. i2pp. l2no. CoyPrsrg
Price Ten cents. For sac ty all Newsje,lsr' heeots
wanted. BGADLE Co.. PGtlishers
no Ia Nililu,st., New Yorh-
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READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready end eabe Com Prs exactly ADAPTED to your band
and style o. writing vhica viii do your writing yasyches
q than stee Pens II you wan;it Tie Pen Is SAiss
;usn tho sword" IN smother column.
AT .JrFrTRs's. No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Elastic Doors. 81 So 81 - and ~ BA4NoHALs. ~
> -, aud - 30. ,,,
Gent. line and SLIPPERS, Youths end Chudrtas
B,iH0EA. SHOES and GAlHE', IA great variety a. 10"
price. JEiFghs, No so Broadway.
TPTSsES-NAR~H & cos Radical Cure.
Trs, Once No Neseys' under Astor Hogse) opposite
tb. clucu No connection Whaever with any Other truss
Office Il same name Pie specific ant accom- -nimehts
s.e len here on sale 4 .eaI4le 4itelis adde's.
WEDDING CARDS, NOTE PAPERS. SILVER
pr,rE-. SKAIs. MoX0GKANs. Scihe.e celebrated eao'
sold onl, a. ErrRpE1Ls Old store, 40 ~ Brcadw ay
corner of Du,uest
NtVrTPR x WILSON MANUFACTt RING
CoupANy-Sruir. Machine " i,h important Improvements
Office No. JJ5 broadway.
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ffeceHeS ID. Stuart, of this city, formerly of
Brooklyn New-York, has been appointed Actin
Master ana ordered to repor to Capt. Wilkes, and
viii Il Is understood be that gcutemans Chief eA-
ec1tiye officer on the James River.
THE NEW GUNBOATs.
None of the proposals. for gunboats for the navy
up 10 the requirements for draft and swiitness
TAX COLLECTORS
Tax collectors and assessors viii be selected in
the mode usually adopted in the Treasury Depart
msnt. All applications are received and filed, TO.
gesheF with all letters IL support Of proposed an.
pointments, whether from Members of Congress or
other citizens The names Of all applicants, with
abstracts of the letters and information relating TO
each, submitted to the President, together with
the Judgment Of the Secretary of the Treasury as to
the proper persons to be selected with these papers
before him. The President forus bis own opinions
ana makes bis own appointments.
HOVLNES1S OF GEN. M'DOWELL's CORPS.
Tbs S'2r say. on Monday last, division Of Gen
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THE TARIFF BILL.

The Senate to-day passed the Tariff bill, adopting
most OF rs Committee amendments. The bill viii
d,sb,'es, 20 to q Committee Of Conference, and will
b, ready for the Presidents Signature before the end
ofrle week
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09

The skirmishers on the 10th at Yorktown.
The following extracts are from let
ter written by Z. H. Bartlett Of Coventry,
LIST Lieut.. of Co. B, Sd Regt., to his broth.
er, in Irasburgh:
When we came to our outpost, our
company, and Co. H, were thrown forward
as skirmishers. We advanced to the creek.
The enemy, behind rife pits, were about
20 rods beyond the stream. Their first
shot came very near me, and was perhaps
aimed at me, as l stood on a little emf
hence in full view; if SO, they missed the
mark, though it was a good shot. Our
excellent Captain, Capt. West was una
bic to come out that day, so had charge
of our company. got the men behind
trees as near the creek as l could, and
told them to shoot all they could see. The
firing was kept up all day between us.
The creek is more of swamp than creek,
trees and bushes growing in all parts Of
it. Near the rebel shore the water is
from 8 to 5 feet deep. Many Of us were
half way across during the day, shooting
every man we could see. The rebels did
the same from behind their Notifications.
This was very good business fer as, as
our rifles are better thant heirs still It'll
great wonder that no more of us were
injured only one man, corporal Foot, be-
ing wounded during the entire day, in
our company. At times the lead fell
around us like hail, and we were under
fire nearly Q hours. l was told in the
morning that if a charge was made VIC
should lead it, but at about 3 80, p. m,
an order came to send 4 companies across
the creek, of those not previously engaged.
Companies d, E, F and X were selected,
and ordered to advance with guns loaded
and bayonets fixed. The other companies
we're thrown out to the left of us, to pre-.
vent the enemy from Aanking us. Those
of us employed as skirmishers were or.
dered to be ready either to advance or tc
cover the retreat if the boys were driver
back. 1t was grand sight to see those
brave men as they came down to our line
of skirmishers, and stepped boldly into
the water, and marched steadily forward
Showers of balls we're poured upon them
that fairly seemed to make the water boi
in their midst. still they pushed on with
the water to their arm pits; reached tn,
enemys works and advanced with louc
yclls, and drove them like frightened sheer
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gate amount of all your sales, agreeable to
the form herewith furnished you, to the
truth of which you will append your GER
tifcate, and if required, your oath.
4. If any person shall obtain liquor
of you by false pretences, and the facts
come to your knowledge, you will sell no
more to such person unless upon the certi-
ficate of physician of known temperance
principles.
5. In reporting the amount sold you
will put in separate columns, what is sold
to persons not residing in your own town
with the amount in dollars and cents to
each town respectively.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09

The following instructions were given
to the town agents appointed in this county
last year, and are to he repeated this year
In the performance of the duties apper-
tanning to your agency you will be govern
ed by the rules herewith appended, viz =
/. You are required to keep an accur-
ate account Of all your purchases, and al
so of each sale, particularly specifying
therein, the kind Of liquor sold, the guam
tity, price, name of the purchaser, his
place Of residence, when not of your own
town, and the true date of the sale.
2. Your book Of record shall at all
times be open to the inspection of the
Commissioner, the Selectmen and Civil
Authority Of the town of which you arc
agent. and on all proper occasions, to the
public.
8. On the first Mondays of August,
November, February and May, you will
furnish me with copy of all your bills
Of purchase, and report to me the aggrc-
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miles from Yorktown; but if they conla
not fight at Yorktown they cannot at VII
Harrisburg. and it is more than prOb,bl.
that Virginia is to be abandonded altOpetb
er, though Gen. Mcclellan is in pursuit os
the enemy and may yet succeed in briDp;D,
on an engagement. The gunboats and
division of the army have gone up to West
Point on the York river, about thirty
miles from Richmond, and connected with
that city by railroad, and the rebel capita,
must soon fall into our possession. III.
campaign in Virginia is about ended 70
the rebels are not decimated in battle tbov
will be SO demoralizcd by successive r.
treats that their army will not much lone
er deserve the name, and it will be imnoo
sible for them to offer any resistance IN
our arms. Their only hope of protract.
ing the war is in retreat to the cotton
states, where they can devote the hot
summer months to recuperating their ex.
hausted energies. And if we cannot fol.
low them there, we must refer to the last
resort for crushing the rebellion-arm The
negroes.-Springfeld Republican.
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The Vermont Cavalry.

First Lieut.. Charles Fl. Tomphins of
the 9Th U. S. Cavalry, at present Captain
and assistant Quartermaster at Annapolis,
has been appointed Colonel of the lst
Vermont Cavalry, vice Col. Holiday de-
ceased, and he has been specially detailed
by the War Department to this new COM
mand. Col. Tompkins is son of Gen.
D. D. Tompkins U. S. Quartermaster at
New York City, and grandson of the
late Gov. Tompkins of New York. He
will be remembered by many of our read
ers as the Lieut.. Tompkins who made the
gallant dash at the enemy at Fairfax
Court House, last summer, with squad
of cavalry. He is a brave and accom-
plished officer.
Capt. E. B. Sawyer, of Co. l, has been
promoted to Major of the Vermont Caval-
ry, vice Major Bartlett resigned. No
better appointment could have been made.
1t may be proper to state that the
Governor in his solicitude to find COM
petent and experienced cavalry officer to
take command of our regiment, rendered
the Colonelcy thereof to Bayard Clarke,
Esq, of New York City. Mr.. Clarke is
a graduate of West Point, and studied
cavalry drill and tactics under the auspi-
ces of our government in the best schools
in Europe. He felt compelled to decline
the Office, as he had declined a similar
appointment in the Ira Harris Cavalry of
his own State, from the present condition
of his business engagements. Mr.. Clarke
has spent much time in Brattleboro du-
ring the last ten years, and it would have
greatly gratitied him to have been able to
accept the command of a Vermont regi-
ment.--Phenir.