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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

lHe Hlt'C UdnI pf0ntS,
have now on the way from New York
TEAS, SUGARS. CLOTHS.
And some other articles mostly wanted for fam
lily use and to induce he citizen of Hyde Pa k
and vicinity TO extend to me share Of patronage
will briefly name in part, what shall not do
viz -
] shall not sell my goods without profit.
shall not when MAX my goods add any
thing for bad debts.
| hall not ask one price and take another.
7 hall not consider one mans money better
than sno' hers.
shall not refuse TO refund money to purchae
ers for any goods that NAV not give sati faction
If returned within three days from time Of pur-
chase.
| shal not he surpri, ed if the low prices of my
goods caue some to believe that they are of an
inferior quality.
! shall not be disappointed il most people will
feel competent to Judge for themselves IN regard
to the qualities of goods
Ishall not refuse to pay cash for pelts, hides
wool, furs grain and many other articles of farm
produce.
do not at present intend to diecontinne my
tin bu mess. nor the branches that have former
" connected whit. r. s. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Nov. %, 1861. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

G. The Freeman fears that Major
Watson. of the Sth Michigan regiment,
who was wounded at the recent engage
ment near Port Royal Ferry, is Major
Amasa Watson. formerly of Worcester in
this State, and brother of the Hon Il. g.
Watson Of that town. He went to Mich
igan about ten years since.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17
Camp HOlbrook.

A visit TO the encampment of the Sth
Tuesday morning convinced us that u reg
lment OF troops can be eucamped here in
Vermont in the middle of the winter with
out uetriment or without serious incon-
venence The soldiers houses prove to
be just what is wanted to insure the ac-
commodation and comfort of the troops.
The only possible source of danger in
their use is their liability to be kept too
warm and thus lay the foundation for
colds. A little experience and care will
remedy this objection.
The men appear to enjoy themselves in
camp, and an occasional company drill
comprises the present range of their duties,
but as the regiment becomes full, more
active service will become necessary. An
examination of the culinary department
satisfied us that it in every respect far in
advance of any other that has as yet been
provided in this atate. The men have
well warmed. comfortable halls in which
to take their meals, and are sup.
piled with an abundance Of fresh bread
excellent c,ffee and meat. and meat and
potatoes three times rer day, with all the
necessary adjucts. They cannot with jus.
tice complain of their fare.
There arc now six companies in camp
viz Those recruited at Hydepalk. Derby
Bradford, St. Johnsbnly. Worcester and
St. Adams. The company at West Ran
dolph has been organized, and the one al
Williamsvillc, III this county. will b,
roady for organization in few days
We shall expect to see the regiment full
in the course Of next woek.-Ph@nar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17
4 i { .

In West Woodbury., on the 9th inst, of ty
phoid fever Alice E., daughter of Alvah and
Laura Rich, aged IL years and months.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

ES The Richmond papers are full of
earnest appeals to the relel volunteers to
re-enlist. but they do not seem to expect
it, and the Richmond Examiner of The
9th comes out squarely for compelling
them to do so, and then proceeding to
make a general draft from all the able
bodied men of the South. The Examiner
says: why should government rclin-
quish the most sacred and vital Of all its
functions-that of commanding the ser
vices of its citizens for the public defense =?
Why should government abdicate its au-
thority at the nom mt when the salvation
of society depends up,n its vigorously and
vigorously putting it into rcquisition :?
Let the government order the soldiers
already in the field to remain there, and
let it require those not enlisted to put
themselves in the field. By calling upon
all to serve in its armies, it makes the
service u cheerful one on the part of all.
Those now in the service will continue in
it, and perform their duty with an alacri-
ty unknown before, when they see that
the rest of their fellow citizens are ie-
CURED to do their ,rt also. t....s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17
at(atritN.

In Stowe, Jan | by Rev. S. A. Parker, Mr..
Gilman A. Barrows and Miss Ellen McManion,
both of Morlistown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

II OWNERS Kerosene Oil always on hand
~ ID. A. GILBERT's
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-17

FLOUR, salt, fiji, nails, AMI many othe
A. things too numerous TO men ion at
u. A. GILBERT's
Worthwhile, Vt.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

menis, nro placed Other ia pray NJ Tic top or at
ono side" j.. ',.t. BIS more 30 mn Z the wcrcr
hus' 90 r'' rI. ..d 'citf.-'s a-e .rv rrt ait
Or i,tri.i lrt.. % "ic oi,t. h.iy ii tn ils-
o'v =" s..Hr lad.'P a." m's, recherche orua.
tr+lt rts ros'H Ntty iit., upeu, noes r,sseh,ds.
uo'@ aud a Rrccn hta,h We nave remarked one
yery "r'rt hounot g.. TITS s,Jis Il was made Of
I've 01Hrc. Ne trov tictt. +tpaa the passe the
~" was nr'' ~ mad 4 -" ] PLATED Till stood =
, .lfr It., Voc. ~ tir .... De- IT, assn s,Ar COS
er d "ilh . .u- Of vii, tuNc. TvH %, fn1e r'l
. tf1rl' f.-I f'hu D Be- D.. and ne , ~,
d D. "r 81 Htls't.v n oIits srff t.Ehbh 40 r'ttti
~ th' ,o1 81 ne '.hu't, and a.. Same IN ~" tsp.
VII :. O, ttt' p'' oue r.a'. ii. ut u - -
crspe WITH -ir'il iill sin.lr mosross iiid Gs-
p.1 "d in The uC.tre in'd ~ The cut in. aid The
..It. st~.tt NtH'" t''.. CO.," sil. Aid ''aDt
7''' 3d. "a lo...D '-.. rni' '"rD .'a.-'
/ Duy
An.,"r % cant inr op o'J,r l4d. ,-i. u rice
IN i"s-o. d. p,r' 81 t!l'. and ion,lr va. fac.
I t.L' r!H'l w." h""st. Huh jt-o.i ivy IN ce,li
Tilc - 10 iruiit VIVA r,i Lc.irt over TIE cur
tnir. lYfn Wl'utr 4 rll la hong ona..
We ruurs'd f. hli dress h,rn,,, nale e teo
dt'T vi bc,s. ouc, ~ o'd ,1 the Top Of NE
""u. ioil w. the bottom - no r'utiiu ,ud tAr
nttcr, rcwn uu tie ciir g. The lInhe', fell li'le
WIS "'lit" 'ullr - ''r ~ tAo lNuLst and - tho
,utt' % cling Of Ugh, hirc AK. of which rere
w"7 H.rl . hrhd r.rii tie Crown. Two sinhN
curling Hui i.u- st.rf- we've placed ut,t the
ir"hL 81 ~. ior. H. the cap wa n small h,th.r
Hi 'e. hn o'tu p..c yrI I.. fn-n. uiti IOiy
'i1i r' ffut, whrh hung smaller ros. BlJc six
tiiIu.-, Untrd % ihf eiue
\ ycr- u 10, net ull, 'or > vsrv ~,',,g iti,.
vns e white tall" ho'.lloi.po. v''l nrid o'tt''r
ru Fne". N'ry frnlli .n,..' n. mud ,iif,u
- &c -Htgc. IT, t't iftrf, wssa tf.4u ll.n o..
~ ic u.Hr snl IN. D l,.ok ati ioi socd4.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21
Battle In tho Indian Territory Defeat Of
the Rehcls.

K1nsas City, Jane l6.--Alviccs from Fort
S'otL Of the 18th, state that detschcnts Of tho "a
Ohio Cavalry arrived a, this place today with l,o6
read Il fre becfcst,le, and 500 head Of mules and
hJrscS, taken from Col. CoiIeos command on tha
morning Of tie 4lh. Our forces. 1900 strong, -
company with Robbs I'd Indiana battery, undes
Col. Charles Doubleday, made the attack At %
carly hour on the morning OF the 4th, completely
surprising tho enemy. part Of Co,ce's command
Is made UP Of Indians. All the munitions Gang
cluiia,c, &c, fell into our Lands. A regiment o,
tll.. Indians are expected In a day or two. They
ara to he newly armed and equipped preparatory
g. uIarahir south
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21
senator sumner In Defence Of President
iu,oIu.

Tu following letter j. published by the Bos
ton lorHNAI., ani is peculiarly interesting, ~
OR SuuSLH j. known Ia r'pr~cnt, very closely
the views OF the Administration
sEsAIa Cm,u,sn, june :. 1862
nv Dg,asm: Your cr ticlpn ct ,nc President is
hnsty. n'n confident That. II ynu knew linn =, 4
do, you would MT make u.
OF course, The Pf,S.dcnt moi h' held rc,Ional-
DIE Tor the iniSicHHnio"s OF sllDrdinhtrs, unless
adopted or at least Tolerated ly him Aud am sun.
elnt nntins unjust unscu, tous will he tolerated
much less adopted, ~ him.
am bnlpy 10 let Sou Know tlht hc haH 40 ~ tn.
pathy with Sanly VA hs al surl wickrlnas, closing
she scA"is nor again in la Other nc, OF turning oi
camp into huni'r. sfoul ioi slaves. lie rcIuii.
nter botL-positvtly. The latter point las occupied
much al lis thOugl and the owspapcrs have not
gone too fat In rocorlil. hia repeated dccllfatioa
which have often heard NON his own lips that
slaves hndinF their way int" tie National lines are
never g. bc rc-en|7Sed. THIS - Ais cuuNi 'tion,
sxIrdsscd without reserve
- Could you have seen tle prea,l,n, as II was nv
privilege ten while lie WIS -ilrrIis tie great
questions on which he has r'r, ally acted tie in
Ni'aioii t. fmsncI alton IA tie STATES. Emancips-
zion In the y strict II Columbia, ani tAe acl howl.
edgcmcnt of the independence " IIayti and Libc-
In--even your zeal would lave been sat SIZED, for
you would ave irlt Sue sincerity of his purpose g.
a" what he rouh TO carry forwaId the principles OF
tAe DeciNfay IA of Independence. His whole soul
WIS occupied, especially lS the first ptoIositiun,
which was peculiarly lis own. In familiar inter
Ss.r.e with hini, r,intmler nothing more touch
than the curuo'tuchs aud CuWpletru, with
which 1le embraced tals idea. t. his u'ul, II we
just and hcn.n ,nt, Nhs It promised the sure ,nl
81 Slavery. az o"u7r, 10 me. who Ind already
lruloa,i y brdl. 90 Uud Tor the irttsatLg nrnd
At WA most wei umt. Proceeding from tie Pr,ri-
dslt Il must take it. pla-e an"n- 'l' great events
az history.
a You arr disposed To- he impatient n, any seem.
Ing shOitc'uligs. link, puy y,u, uf what las
l"cp 'nr IN IL nr''i l. tlui Il q m the past dls-
crrn u, si'e promise ~ tie nItirc. knowing
son'thhg - NV convictions api ol tle rrd,r with
vAlth mtiut an titu, N.4 iI.y. b-flbI-, derry,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21
NEWS ITEMS

HrN. MlRAMoN las turned up in Paris.
fENNsf iNAStA papers say railroad huilling
u Us active ihiH seas ~ tia, state ever it was
SriprRs thread is due that single
pound viii .ncirc!o III, globe.
TIM philadelphans are irving to get M
yacht club.
GEs. llrNTfiis oclorrl r., mcnt i, now
uniformed, and Uuwl,is LOCO str,uI.
IrAnr is commencing h.'iMron louis, lille and
ioute. "" '''
NJ. MlI'ur. Frn.h Mmipcr. II !, mort.
lord Lyons. ''
Tnr Loaf. He Jo,r,,u ..,. tim, il We in.
wade the south,rn Cpu.ciy .,..,4snI H., N,,i
We punch toIs in Lrr'u / .,n,n ,,Atl t r"o"'
TUX Solicitor ot I'ilu ,o'mdr h,s decided
t4nt Ydry I'~ slepers e.. ....i .,.l .. lt.
vehicle o! y - nae termed ~ su" kgiu, q. i,.
TuE We "l lie rclcl Gc.cral Robert T.. Lee
Las h'cn r'',ns'd Hi rrt.Iu 4 /, HohmuI /,
reform Lori taui, 80 At r b. T.
PW.N,.rr 81. s la, our .,' '..,, ,hould in.
s''"tr tt'.''' tu..s '...,' ZEE, II, ton, las
e., u $40 sd,ty
Si',E G.,..'-,rI Wa fir, l.il eat rs bury
t. D.. l'tl 1855, b,'',t 1871. po,u ,Al,f.id
Tn Agl OF Counc'u.. d.. Cl'r.., iI1 %
pier W." 'f' % tnt y,t. atu :. q. '.tl-1 pine.
~ H." .',r!.a'.. al -. .....'.
I'M i'inI'f 'l td4uf,N. .~t 'tr... - "'IHIt't
" beng n't a. h r."., oat % .,..... Pes. ,... 81
Cnoinp-t, aLl tir.c %! N,u iu.t CAS-.
= CtIiBADY i c. tAo mcr,arr IN Franc. Ia
somc puts oi t., 90, 'te, y. y r,...pt T.. 80 ,.r
cent" ana t-r llin'ir'' lr ott'r '-.
Tn 1000 Nou.oIrru,.' ru,..rsrIr WHO m.
proceed. = t'N 81 ID :i O.. I..u - ucW ..io. 90,
9n N 2.'1 u,, took 'lg'r 'y..r,u,, ir.t1 tiy l,.
dOn D,-.s.
ln' p. -rnt poYola,iodol uah +, -.'l t. L,
lou'I.. '...L Wac c...,...tt ls..". va
r." ~ 2 %, 'ui o'l"r u,nhunct..s,
IHE Memphis rehd, ri,o a r,,son for not
having lulnei cir .ii' at t.. tiu,,i.,I ,,p,t,.,.
They sny that IT got "et by staining p.t r. Tie rdu
aud w ..llr bum
Tiir irst arrest under Cen Bll,o.s famous
woman urder, IL sid t. lrpo heeI nl..,ycl. so.
MAJ, .,.ongy pek 4alkcd, "lo wa sc't t. The
calshOJso.
ApyICrs have been received from ri. Pc
tosburR hat official ..trg l.y, been address d t.
Russian merchants established Ia the East warning
them not Ia commoiIce auy important undertakings
with Turkey, ~ Gerinus er"Ats are sAou ~ occur
When we remember that 4 . same prccnuton WAS
taken just prior to the !Ist war, the conclusion /,
np1rant.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

I n
.- $780, 'c Up service OF tie perssln
/ hr,t APP 'h.,d ru.to. t'is I'llt rceolui.on. -,
! Nj rott'~ tNr! ohcroi resolution requcsanH
iir SECRETARY g.. War 10 iA.uim TIE II use by WIS.,
orders the loi.at o: q e'cl loader At White 49,
! f'in. - -unrioi and protected by United 81
'7litr' and wit hcld Ann io.lf.N PURPOSES.
Nj. bum md, wished TO- make stanoaDnt n
rrprl g. tho matter ia order to disabse the pub
We mind ~ ma erroneous Impression. lie happened
10 b. will 'en'rhl Mcclellan when he took possss-
son oi the Whte House. This White House il
! sl"kcn oi In the newspapers as though II was %
uf-r house, somewhat Of the pruT orons Of tho
Presidential mansion. IL Ia n very srall house
compared With the White House In tljs city. IL
'''IAII' o'ly X rooms, aud they are " moderate
sEr u - ~ ho'utifll locust grove On the hanks
a.. the P"munkey rser 1t "a the place where Wash
stOn hrst mot his wife, where he courted aud ar-
NED her. Tie property is NOV owned, he tDunnl
believed hy grandson Of Mrs. wsshir ,0on. tho
s'n o'G"neral Lee. Out Of ~ delicate regard for
the MOI oiy of Washington, whi,h ne Dump
sure the country would appreciate, General Nc
Clellan placed n guard around the house to protect
It aud tho yard ffoIn injury. II was very inviting
place for the Generals head uarters but he would
not noe II, and had his tents pitched out in the
open ground, and ia the lotsun. lie did not or
pose the resolution, but thought proper TO make
this Htutrm,ut.
Mr.. P,,ter said there was an excellent spring on
tie prom SEES which xa4 INFUSED H. our soldiers, who
had to drink the wsS thG pamun'key river.
The house was buiF within the last ten or fifteen
years. great many years since WASHINGTON was
gathered to his fathers. The lanj is nigh and adj
mlrably adapted 10 hospital purposes. There are
seven out Nildngs In pood Condition and he Las
been Informed ~ several persons CONNECTED Win
the s,rycc u At the houses we've c,nabIc Of accom-
moiatiny t,,ir HUNDRED ana an ~ svo b,ni,.s
men. lie believed If wnsbin' !, 80. alive Ia
would notl. influenced ivanv in s,n,lr,au,1n
~ ~ mn t,ev IA ala ~ r.. II LII, ,',
wounded so'dirrs of mo Ipinp ii, nm. hiisn
mont nfN ich w,shineton .nf,,,a AID eon,riim,
ed a., mich On tie Secretary Of War 4. leyr,uh-
some one ~ NJ .Clolitn,s army 10 Ln,,,d II ya.
moi MrI,Ian bin,sclf -rcriird ,bat tIo.s ~,
urged he r,uii.st vrr, ~ tIc war ard "A
tlr country
NJ. nlWcs Mass tcs,'r. d a- 10th, fac, ,tat,dby
NJ sedguw!cl IL vas tlrrc lilnss' IA l. tos, thor
Witl , cole aue, wa, prey,rt : ii-- PSI !; over
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21
Partisan Fashions For June.
III FoIIEr, Of Paris, French journal Of Fash
ions, gives tho following:

| ions, gives the following:
| N"tw!'hstgnd.n. the uncettsuiy - tie weather
| great preparations have been made IN elegant h.
l,ics 'uiiahle Z" the a.Nson aud We are pti t. iu
! many n,w ani h,Ai,'if1 materials added g. tho-l
| We have already roi.i red IT, The new efylt- ar,
n1t ha 80 ostrayNg.ult Az sometimes represented
The ar cOurisinl IN knowing how I, rtloot nj.d .i
Item t. t'r vcuror. ANY lady Of rcfu0l t,.,u car
easily d StusUt,A that which Is rea ,lrllut aut
bon tonrc 70 IN the MAS ui csrcFtircs AMI ,Nss,r
Hl"hs '"in'hm,s presented " her Us the 1trat paf
! fashion.
PlaI chime AMI Pompadour silks, ni,lrc no. ,iapes
MIX tauk'S ahd grenadines are ar,rtl tor toilette
| tieghntt-. for IN doors OF out oi door in,iluu
dress, w'oien mnhaire, bareges, s.pacas ia.ia r1,t
| hliH u'e i''t ri"ls IA at suitable, TLr color,
,i'S' "a vogue "'i 'n' st'rO are gray, cAaihlia an
| Havana
The imnlsu 4 otuamcntlnp the h,tt,m Of A.,
| sEiris IL igf s.oiu h,ug or a.. decline A.,
may m,k" t"e same icsus!A with respect /, their
/ -. IA fiHts-.
| Many new design. in .ounris have boon l,,ci,
Introduced. Amous the most exc, ant hf, a. 20 Of ID
| hrlt giuuul with very harrow uulur,d strinps 81
covered VIII Litcpuc l'.t, ~ tis il very ptrt,y
m ara, Ahd u,u' % Si''e color anal green; ,ihr,-
IN the Pulnpauur ~ " GI' N black, white 81 p,l
| bum Nith little ch,i.e bLAoacs o: flowers
f'pii sray IL vriy miicu D., fashion, ami IL suit.
hhir !" ain'ni every material an It can Toe tilniAed
| riinet VII ~ avn color ur any ct, a.
Wd" r"un,cr seem decidedly e. 1--we been al.
'Ald.d ~ 'h'ur "i smaller ONES, r4chrs tuva,,,,4
ahd other styles al rItnns, Which are only worn
on tic bottom OF the skirt.
Braidng N still much worn, aud on almost all
iabrIca e. which II is su table
IL AcN SIN dltH', hht'',h,cs in COLOR are very
prtu:i "nd' II r'upl, my'', elegant, Mi wi
are N good tate, AMI au p,n,r,r, L,,l'l,. N,
trimmed W IA rl l.s.
The t-h,nn Il op,uiag dresses nj the s,an,4, eve,
"n'l'r 'AlrL nns been d' Ndedly adj pted AMI i, q,
,lt.h' n ',tt h,nlics as Il Mas IN water dres, .-
when inad. "a ncn,dIue, SHu4r i, C..n,hol,, Aat
tih S7n@", Sire nHael '..it is uadr Of sl',. ~ dr.
same ou."r ~ th- o.tu.. ,.la. lu aouc r,sns Vs.
Il a. a. 4 IH n Ar ...
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21
TIN. drnnth in Canada Vast 10 20 severe that


Tir drouth in Canada Vast !, 20 severe iha,
fari 80 49, t-tif. ~ md tic FARMER. nf'
.. y Cd. trs il.ii '.ttie II tpu s., Q. 90
.tr
} 81. w." tsD., ,i,u md fr.i- j. lc.1
.fftrt tf.I- Y1' y. bat ctsas 90 ~. l.,. On
3 'r' .l"i h1," ~ T." h'ie thd Tue b, a. ..,rre
s. o. .'... have t'r IT w. airIutst
lr" @..' o. g. '''' I'M '.. .'.ti OF ;'c
y So ''l"' "".,t,r'r,es go .t''.' .''-'
..N i.ttt. trrttN-tN to ..id UI sac 4
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iur crrw orl.v,ne n, RS say, gll ia
PH-.it.". j. l''u- vi 10 =. n
/ -..I,I. i ,,,.rpc,l u.ic, nst ''ou, s. 10
if d~!.
1ur Duto of D.,on.h'rc has lowered the
/ t,Ilis e., ~ ir.ai c.',f.s re- e'f. lie vTto1
/ lhc 49," =. iu l.'. ', ~" 30" ~ ,'nIt' Lao 70
to- To- , sro 49,. suls met, srl e .J'l y NIKE
tt'sicr TT th'n.
Tn spiri.h orfnal r't,ck ~. french Gov.
'Ifff - .. ttr m'.t S.',t., u,nIrr. T. is ~ !
o., ta nti "' are 60 i,c,ei. sud irou4h D., t. tie
if re- OH. tit Enr"r0r. l., prtcs iui'test', ul pro-
! 'iuc ~ fHi 'ur' y Ill Sirir.
! Til w,i . uo, rtnen' in California 10 bail 4
| 'ii '"'1'r "'l l.i r.. r' .s'-t'nt t. TIE Morn
! H' rtf ' u .r Ir iah I-ahis 7 t,,rt
'' i''t 'w, nu'. u :, rtoIv'd T. rnis. tho
o. rr - saul Ipo-
\ lIrlrr ',,.@ ~ Hong kom.. ohna. on
I'. I...,,f 80 Il. sA.t: oIinIl .tpf , uo itt.iN.
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. =. ''' - '' 80 we I..'i' %.
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/ w''r l..fr ttI 80. insuy irir...s ri"It nt.rirg
/ tS'fl N.ii.. Co.. COULD AS tl,ir I.l,tt
a.. a.,
II' i'' STATE. LEGATION. NJ l'orlu. In
Nt ~ " r"isn .it's u.t tie P'4t u'r.r
''i'''' h"7 "tu r'snin.i totwo,r sew iorA. Ntw
.''n "i' yer rl.,''; 40 y & collect l"'
.ch nii"tn A. Now o. ..i., AMI braaur,-
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provided like ordinary soldiers, and 10 have 81,

\ provided like ordinary soldiers, and 10 hnvo ai,
TIC lure, yet thc hrrEN ios.sts they ara ro,
.W ''Fs, end f"'cs the .o'uc n sill ~. ear =,
! o. '.t II r'ys, e. the -ts- usqt utro ~ NJ.
rate, Presidcht Usvis v.l lnittf,re 10 pso.cc,
| them"
An order Is Published Ia ,hs ArrpAi from Gen.
Be'w'ssrd, dcrol-.ir: tn. Ulcers Of c., J I.
sc,'t' Loul, Csvdry f2- re-, i,u at Cor.uil.
Nemph4, Jun. rs CO.. sa.ks ,rdtr SUD.
pressing the circulation of Confederate treasury
notes. and requiring persons 70 receive permits n
pass NE guards around the city, produced great
eSe'emsf Tbs papers devote long editorials 10 m.
"rmsr subject The As1r, deprp:a,es the haste with
which the order was ,ssuci. but its.,e twill ul,i
s.i"iey ca! on, boar ted cirren-y W n hss been
idle Tor some months The Av.L.SrHs trusts the
order will lie moiiaed. ns 1, conflicts with the en-.
pressed views Of Col. Fitch, III his interview with
the bankers Of the city.
Seyeuty-iout Confederate officers aud soldiers
took the oath Oh Saturday.
The following 10 frou tho harrisburg Nsws ofthe
i2'h:
Gen. Nrecbinri lie arrived yesterday aNeruocn
Seven % tie onemys gnnloa,s were engaged In
known.
Gen II ter had arrested pr s,o,e, " New o..
leans, AMI lols,d Inn in Font Jackson. with his
Limits ~ lck led srd ironri
We Earn thHt the con'cderate-. lsat week, res.
chd tie Ne~ Orleaus OfeiousNs snd Great " -,
cru Railroad from tho eueny,t taxing several ILL., .rs
hil private, rris Iners, srl dcstroyirg all tho
" dgcs ON the road Two trains wee then near
bfnahear CITY, AMI all the f. icral4 aboard were
captured. or men thou ran tho train to Ai...rg
sui cui The l"vcc, TO prevent tie enemy getting
ont. lut they soon - - f',i H.
1t New OrlcnEf papers contain the particulars
u the hanging ola ulan uailtd Mui,ord, ,ou,,inn.
ci ~ TIE .it,ry tomnlis. .'n, tor tc4riu4 down
TIE AncrGan H'r ntre - - April
~ pri.Our' staktu at Fort j.. ks5u have beeu
s,uton ed TO he 81 = 'or VI 10 pi {, cir parole.
The N.vLs'uts WHO O.. Iirsfsy col i,uus ths
i.pi 30 That the city must rt,e-a9rilv Iirttuier.
AMI ssts. having driven back tho H-tt n ,n below.
Trey only N't sn oplo't4n,iy to destroy tAe oAc
"a, "a above
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From NIruipl's.

Nr"i"''' """' Ii'--A 'i1i@en OF Memphis,
who l'' "t'n TIE o7th OF o!lcg'ancc' has ilst re-
WIN ed ""h 'leAad" Mics and reports that a
'."l army "AV"o strohs' has concentrated there,
and tnht tlniurss wts brisk and prov isuI- p, utv
Tic following Ia a ,opy of H., o.,h .d,,,,is,or., =,
Wv "''''' ''' '''"'''' WHO 'o'"u'sfIy de-
iiver't u'm-, !Tesup to US:
81 fi'cmuiy cat tat bea- ,,r,. al,e,,,n,c IN
tie l,Itci stpt-, and p.rport and sustnIn Mn,
Guu tItgiiol and lsws thcirof that 1 Will main
tan tee rU'pro' vcroisilty Paramount. tn a, of
an S''''' .'Hr'y' ~ corporate powers 'nst VA
..,.,, v ''' = nee, ana tt''tf ip,r Sc
,I Il'L ui,,i.im an. ii. ao,.rcs Nil I, ~
nd b.e~' ~ wdh to s'.rs',d Confederate
HN.'' ~ ~ 80 '"t Nr'n'- "A Vl i.t ~! pro
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a ,u..tat :
only. ~ .iDt * g.Gs, nnl
'Ns. Wtrr q, t'r'eiti, At
nsM. n y. a..n-ulr.l.

N.H 80 .,iI'.
hit a ,u,..,at I
only. H.t,Dt * g.u., nll
.'ls, were q, r,r'citly 1t
nsh''t !'v -c'uudrols. u ey, r.
- vi " nh IT, tle without any
a'lr u.n, ,ur tnit, Killed ,nt.c lsur.l
" 90. IT,, Ire t'iN Lni allow, The lur.r.',.pq and
r ct - pass without Opposition. AZ -,ou ~
> ind Ne .unhoata TUNED back To- ,, t.If,,, ~.
outrage 4 4, aS tacy ~ rr aclc,l the grouud where
T. t'tt, ne Lad con crnccr led the ,nno,t, Ice,
nrin adyarsc, con ncu,ed firing. They continued
their hrys until tney Got or site Ito f. v,i, of
1 riani On. There, ot course We c.pr,t, II (, ,
49, ~ ~ our t'N'o''s "' ~ ON. - ~, ?
s .P, n.y. unJN N " ,o"n' cr,Sh' .rhh, mt tie
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Bal. more, J9p' 1G.-The As.;asta CoSsrrrr.
rioSAL learns "uion uudouhed authority. TIA,
II u. Andrew Johnson has certailly been killed b,
Young George Brown, s1n Of Hon. Neil s. brown.
As tie department II Washington has received dis.
Patches irom CIV. Andrew johnson dated June IL
ITO Georgia dispatch only shows rebel mali gnty
and that the wish was 'sther 10 the thought