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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-29

Samuel Sprui:l, Colonel; William G Robinson Lieu.
tenant Colonel; John w Woodfn, Major; Guilfurd Mich
olsun, Adjutant.
Company A-George lays, Captain; John u
Rndgers, Frat Lieutenant; William Moore George
Snider, Second Lieutenants
Clinton NJ Andrews, Captain; jaw Andrews, First
Lieutenant Richard Allison, James Turner, Second
Lieutenans.
C-Juhn Booth Captain; James wynns, First Lien.
tenant; Mills Eure William p Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants.
D. Jamss " Strange. Captain; - First Lieuten.
ant Joseph ker, James Williams, Second Leuts
E-Coimbus A Thomas, Captain; Josiah J Wick
First Lieutenant Nicholas Harris Robert Atkinson
Secnnd LeutenantS.
P--Barzillai Cole Captain; Elisha King First Lieu
tenant James Z Nelson, Second Lieutenant 3D..
G-Lewis E Satterthwat Captain; William Satterth,
wait, First Lieutenant; William NJ Nelson, Geo Bryan,
H-Jnhn Randolph. Captain; Henry Hardy First
Lieutenant George Bishop, William II NewsUm, Second
Liruienants
Jesse Br, an. Captain: John Arnold, First Lieu
-Ju>iah Turner, Captain William Graham First
Lieutenant john Lnckhart James Moore, Secund Lieu
tenants.
Twentieth Reg. doth YoIunteers---Infantry.)
Alfred Iverson Colonel; Franklin Faison, Lieutenant
Colonel; William Il Town. MAJ
Company A-Nrson. Slough, Captain; CT aries Harris
First Lieutenant; p Smi.h, y Young, Second Lieu.
tenants 81 .7a
B-J Aitwell Captain; r S Harris FIRST Lieutenant
w Caldwell, William Johnston, Second Lieutenadis.
C-B SHith, Captain James B Williams, First Lieu
tenant; Henry Coleman. Secund Lieutenant. SEQ IS
ID John Stanly, Captain; w jasper Siany, First
Lieutenant; Jonathan l. Gore Elisha Cabins, Second
LieBtenaBis s a.. : =
E-Caudius B benson Captain; II Pryor James Adit
First eutenanti Bhus fltcks Secs'nd lieu'eirapt
70 L Che-nutts Captain; Jsmcs W Wright, FIrsi
sysc - s-s-rrr as ~ - - -sszt F- -. -
H-HH p H
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HOT ELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Board Reduced 10 80 per day,


Since the opeuing of this vast and oommodous
lc,e 10 1854 Il has been The single endesvor of tbe
-o,rle,or, 10 mike it the mos. sunp,uous, con-
seuieni and comfortable home Coz the ciursn and
.tranger on this side the Atlantic
And whatever has seemed likely 70 administer u
the comfort Of It's guests they have sDdesvored,
siihOut regard 70 COST, 70 provide, and 10 combine
all The elements Of Individual and social eulOymen,
Which modern art has lnveotei. sni modern taste
approved; saa The patronage which It hs- cOmmsn-
ed during the past sin years is gratifying proof
,bs, their efforts have been appreciated
To meet tho ezigencses oil the ,imes. when all are
required 10 praoues the uoss rigid economy, the
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price of Board To
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same tine sbs,inr ooo- 4 The laruriss with
~hich their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREAnwELL wHfruoMB 4 co.
New York. sedt. 2. 1891 smce
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a NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Eitters !!

A Dew and delightful Stomschic and Cordial. Tor
diving tone 10 the stomach, and or the prevention Of
slicus complaints, Incident TO the Western country.
Try H.
A. morning drink, 70 assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, Il has no equal. Try
In adpor Il "a sGpcriOr 70 az other Bittsrs Trv f
<1he formuls cf these Bttters. (iSsl) the
property of DT, koback, originated With one of the
Oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioner Of ths
Wet, and & directly predieated upon The ~snss
Western people
These bliers derive their Stimulus frou The pcwcr
al tonic nature cf The Dts and srbs of which they
are composed, and as they are, 10y arsying unSss.
ura cravings Of the stomach. directly prcmouve q
TEmfEfsANCE.
the preeent proprietor believes that IN making then
sidely known, the public welfare "a subserved
Il viii soon he for sale by all Of Dr, Roback's M
merous Agents, and AZ Hotsls, &c the country ovc1
In the meantime orders Will be Oiled direc ron
Cnc.ulau in any quantity, aud Al the loves,
I, Is put up In Quart Bottles and securely packed iu
do1 cases. Half doz sample cases VIII kcvevrs
be packed and sent 20 any address, II desired
ifetail Price, ell per bottle, or six
for s5.
Principal ofhoe and salesrooTs. So 6. East Fourth
street, Sd building from Main Street. Ctnclnpsu.
Ohio. Laboratory. No. IS Hammond Street
For sale Ia Nigo County by
Z. NJ. DONNELLY, Terre Hsute
J. x. CUNNINGHAM,
wM. l. sHyEY, New Goshen.
PETER BUSKlikK, Centrsville-
And by Druggists and Merchants ally
throughout the United States and CanAdsz.
oe5l~u
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Sr~r Daily Trains from Phiiliolphia 20 Eew York.
Tickets good on any Lne er rsuin. New York c
boStou tickets vi- httsbnrs good
VIA PHILADELPHIA or ALLENTOWN.
Boat Tickets 10 Boston
Good via any Of tbs Boat Lines-
Tuo Daily Connections from Harrisbur9h 10
Baltimore and WashiHgton.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGH-ALl
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Always as Low as by any Other Route
Ruy Tickets rfH PfffS.
burg.
TICKETS For SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREl0HTS.
lsv thss Route prelghts cf ell descriptions te
y, wsrded from Phladeiphia, New York, Boston os
baltimore. 10 suy point on the Railroads 0f Ont, (,
Kentnckv' indiana fiinpis. Wisconsin, lows, OF Nj.
. nri by Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects 81 rith-
,,rrh With S,eAmers, by which Goods can be foi'
~ ,rled 70 any pot, or The Ohio, Nuskingnm, Ken
t,eiy Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
w.sess.in. Mlssoafi. kansas, Afksnsss and Red k,-
e-s. and AZ Cleveland sandnsky and Chlcseo viii
steamers 20 al Ports or the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusiing the transports.
ton of their Freight 70 this Company, can fer With
o nndspoe 20 fte speedy transit
TuF RATS or FREIGHT 70 any point In tbs
Wet BY The Pennsylvania Railroad are st al tinrs
f-vofsble a. are charged ~ other Railroad Con.
= -.-''.-isr " mark packages WA PxuurvASA =
RAusokp."
~ :. NNEFpYR. rhiisdeiphs
MA0KAw A. CoOSs. 80 North ST., nstimcre.
tFrfH A. GO, No. fAssos House. OF No South
" lii.m a., New York.
-LHECn A co, II stsis a.. nosisn.
N ~ fsotfSIoS, c~nersi ffeiFm Agent, fhis.
FvOcH i.Fwts oenersi surt, Altoona, Penn
1 u HOuf1, eensrL u'kr' sFsst rhil.dslphif'
ee6seN
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, smitte
Fever Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache. or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fe-
yers. indeed for the whole class Of dis.
eases or ignaung in hillary derange-
ment. caused by The Malaria of
Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here 70 offer the community a
r.medy which, while II cures the above complaints
with Certainty, n sti perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable In districts
where these scting disorders prevail This ctIre"
expels tho ni4smatc poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the development OF The
disease II taken on the first approach Of its premon
itory symptoms Il s not only the best remedy ever
set discovered for this class OF complaints but also
the shespes'. The large quantity We supply for
dollar brinvs Il within the reach Of everybody: aud
in billions districts, where Fever aud Aue Prevails
everybody should have II aud use IL freely both fer
cure and protection. great superiority q this
remedy over &ny other discovered ior the spec
dy and certain Of Iutermtte1ts is that il con-
tlins no Quinine mineral, cunseqreDty IL pTodn-
Cos 10 qusnism or other injurious e1ects whatever.
the constitution 1hose csn ed ey u are left as
healthy a. II they had never had the disease.
Foyer and Ague II not alone the consequence Of the
miasmatic poison great variety OF disorders arise
from its irritati.n, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Go, {, HeadachA, Blindness
Toothache, Earache, Cstarrah, Asthma. Pa,pi-
tstion, Painfill Affection of the Spleen, Hys
teTicS, Pain In the Bowels Colic, PARALYSIS
and Dersngement of the Stomach,
Az Of which, when originating IN THE earse. pat
the Intermittent type, oT become periodical. This
''Crnr" expels the poison from the blood, and c,n
s.quently cures them all alike Il is invaluable
protection TO immgrsuts aud persons travelling
temporarily residing Ia hs malarious districts. Il
taken occasionally or dai while expo-ed 10 the in
fectinn, that will hc excreted from the system and
cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity To ripen
into disease. Hence II Is even nlure valuable for
protection than cure, and e will ever sufer from
tufernittents II tl-y avail themselves Of the pro
tection this remedy s1cri-.
&C. Prepared BY DR J. G. AVER 4 co,
Lowell, N1sraS huse;;s
All our remedies Az Tor sais ny J. II. CrSrseRAh,
2. N. DoxSztIf, SEd ~ ali DguggifU ,n Terrr-
Haute.
Wholesale by ALLYN & Co. Cincinnati
Jun l. 9deom-Sveow
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A Y E RS


TIE most odectusi remedy which the medical skill Of
our times devise tor this everywhere prevailing
sod fatal uaslady II combined fghm the most active
refneals that have been discovered for the expcr-
eatson cf this foul disorder from tbs blood and The
re cue Of the system from its destructive conse-
qiences Hence it should be employed for the cure
OF not only Scrotus. but aiso those other affections
which arise from II, such as
ETupuve and Skin Diseases, -. AntinOny's FIRE.
Rose, or Erysipelss, Pinples. Pustules, kotch-
es Blains aud Boils, Tumors, Tettsr and Salt
Rheum, scsld Head, king~orm, Rheu-
mansm, Syphiiiuc and heicured
Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia
Debility. aud, indeed, al
Complaints arising from
vitisted or Impure
Blood.
The popular teIlef n ''impurfty Of the blood is
foun6sd Ia truth, for scro.ulA Is degeneration u the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of this
ssrssparia s. purify and rcgenerate this vital nu
ID without which sound health Il impossible In con
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f.r.i advertisements afty o~ais PER -guHss e.sci
ssfi.f.ct..rv srranzczlef.ts uaae lsite tnose ~
u.sn ~ advertise ~ he year, sitn ne Pf'sufks
$500 ~ ulss>-Te. yearly sdvcrtissss, kcfessf
uall - coasiled strictly te es'A if8~N e-ai's -
t.i ,-iH bry snrfteffy -. -.
Atvrr1i-er,ents ~ .le sp~cssl nolce eolaii1 81
be eharged isrs prlces- -.
Aive-ri-eneuss <~ps constantly On th- Inside
price zul . hall ,,
,er iine. a. uler vi be c1-4eed ~ ese1 nls-fp'.
a. h over teu ine. teL cent? pr liAt.
f.--rti-ss,etIfs IN ior 10 -frsitro Ntne, VI
Ne lr.-rted rhree months unles- or'.~fed ''it
s-trv siterat!an q -tanding ssiveru-~intai vi
-, =. a retewal q the same. unless ciii-iN's'
k,,r.si.c,rS csnhdases Ter oilce q every ce-1rip
ito siu be charged a. 90 fs escn mans IN the Ls'i
= - Il he Isgly and wse&iy, Gsuess q, a.
esr.ee.
No .rstuitoas advertisements ~hateVeT'
f.h.-v.- vii he made Tor i2seruns tne l'tleSe
.is.s-1e-- Societies. OF Associations a. toslo~s;
Pr each notice not exceeding : lree . es-i@ 70
"A a insert 0n: over eight hnee al this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notcs aaHeo'c
81 W hOul actce, tree -..,...
w intiviislls u associauoos, q y Snal'"e'
Gs.,sl .avrrts~euents inserted Al the expense
Al .~f,eg. orerfng. ana payment net % oe oetaye
Z, IA. legal proceedings, edi eouteis.ie y - -.
titne. Publisher not sccountanie i11 20
{ isii puotcasis.
he w eelxly EXpreSS
oublishsd ever Wednesday, a. si,sop per a''u1
fs-So paper se7t without IL money. rsF sontiuo-
longer TINS than paid Tor.
state. OF Niverts-in- q" Wre*t ~ =
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TIE DAILY EXPRESS.

F1ulasHxp EVERY xoEStSs (ExoiFr SUNDAY.
~
noDESITT'S BUILDING
No. - WABASH STREET.
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CrkrE on iSplkFA. C0cSTf Of Woo, -
- W.. ths aaderlsnfd a. swear that - YES
saf appF sissa ss4ras fshen az bf Onves
ofezFs Ne- rstsf e,n. isai. 81 llsosy Crssk 1o~r.
stfp oaufr s'st state siefessla sni tud tte tahlr
- - - css. Inc hssh bite seliy sai wllss
fsoa tp - lbs isft ssf tasse 81 ~ some u,sans
supposed BE- fsu yesrs oid 6sxs sprag. and 90
So b. III ssme a ,ixbt dellafs.
D. AnToip
RANT l.
suhsrfb.d sea s~ssu - ~ css sps ihls d ssy q
.kevsmhe'. ISL Nn. A. blpp. =.
s s~siify al. - ~ . uss e4Y ~ u,s rshsy
D sast VA. a ArL1t J. y.
ps-nesI ,. ~ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

C,rAtrnr ISpiAsA. woo CotSTr, sh
I'VE the u-a~sa fnet. 10 certify thst ~e have
viewed ard appealed a e.rtsin esiIsy Mare taken
ard hnd the ssIns N hc dsft hsy Mare. scms w..
10 ~hl,e .,n her fishi htnd tcci. let hip little
snuk No other msfks ~ brands percei ivshi.. sup
Is-.s n ~ "a ,.s cid. aud we appfslss the sans
JAAFe OH NpIxr.
J n. lRANCtN
sahscsihsi sna s~efp 10 b,iae me- ,hss 18th Dag
a xs-~mb~f. si. ". D. Wars, J r.
las s-sut he sssvs 70 ts lras usn-efir, tsvp
sry suss tsoh. bu2i~ow
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PIP. DECK A. co.

, f4oon ES0tss. foasxss.
Nh Constsuily 90 tanf sapsrts sftieis o'
wArEe h y oif FLACkfSo. warranted g. ts
watsf prof sid . make he lsstsf ioh snt plifbls
u 4 ta.
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MEDICAL
ScrofaIa, or Kings Evil,

is c0nstituii nal discsse, corruption % the
i hiood ~ whioh Ihs Gaid becomes Eiilstec, weak,
= and poor Being D the circulation, Il pefNsdes the
shoIe body. aud May bufst Ou b diseasc any pert
Of A. No organ T. free f0D its attacks, nor 4 there
one which Il may not destroy. The soFofulous taini
Il vartousiy caescd ny meucuriai dsesse, lo~ hstn,
disordefed OF uDheathy food, impure air. hith aud
6lthy habits she depressing vices, and above al, by
The venereal Infection. Nhsteyer BE- ia origin, q IL
hereditary n the constt tuition, descending IRON pa
rents 20 chldreu unto the third aud foarth gcaera-
ton" Indeed, a seems 70 be the rod Of Him who
ssys 81 uiM sfat tic iriquites c. the fathers upoa
their children" = cora .-r.'t
Ia Effects commerce by deposition frcu the blood
q corTupt Of uIcer0us matter. sn1cb, W the unsh
liver, and internal orgAns 10 termed .urbcTcles, 10
the giands, swelags, and on the Furfsces erupoons
or sores This foui corruptien, which geacers IN ths
blood tepresses the energies of lie tbst rcrcin-
i0us couipisnts, bat they have fSr lee power 70
Withstand he stacks Ct ether ciseasef consegueri-
IL vast numbers perish ~ disorders which, although
not scrofuics heir are stl Rendered IA
tal BY this talt IN the syStern. host ~ the con-
sumption Which declmated the hut0an family has its
Sin directly In this screiuious cont snnanen Alsc
many destructive diseases Of The Ever, kidneys,
brain, and, INDEED of al the organs, arise frvm q
are aggravated " The same eause,
One quarter or ell our people are scrofaoae; tne<
persons invaded by this lorklag iHfecvon, And
their health u gbdernned by H. To Cleanse u rom
the system We must the blood by an ateFt-
tive medicine aud invigoTste Il by heslthy food aud
e1ercise. such medicine we supply In
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
PONY EXPIRES.

81 <an tranci>co, Ceitforpfa, in
s.n Day. from -. Joseph, tc.
RATfr.
f<cfsrs weighing half ounc- or unt>r ..... 80 90
Fer every addltCaal hslf oanse Or rsction a
- = = W
fn<Ol cas~s n he errlosed in Government fe1
snvA1ffs M sif E<frsss ckary,s Jff. tiff
on aid sfter July next rAiucfioa 20 tl % PEI
salt ounce ~ii bs made.
iettsr. I'D ssl-gfsphs ~ bs received - the s.
nssrtc 81 Nxpfe@s Csnpang ~ their oilce lr fffrt
aaat~ ssri for~sr.ief - co@es 9th 10 sbgge ~.
prv-.. ~itb prumpfnsss.
~ fnrher lnfofn silon spply ',be onios ~ ~
ku-ricsn Fxpree Company. acfiheass corner o.
- Ohio s1fl~fr
sDHssiy wAs-or Aren't
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ASSETS.
CASH, Balance in BANK, IS 207 90
Bonds and Mortgages lbeing first Hen on
Real Estate worth AZ least 81 S07 ZOO scs Goa o3
Loans on Stocks, payable OF dem and,
msrket value Of securities $751;, ,s7e 50l ~, 500 90
Sank Stock, (market yalue) 7S,S75 90
United States Treasury Notes, tnarket
BrooklyD City Water Bonds, l0,250 o.
North Carolina State Bonds tmsrket vail 1850 o.
Missouri state Bonds market vaiue), ls,0oo o.
Real Estate, No. 4 W all Street, e5, sos a.
interest due on list January, 1861, lof
which S22, $50 " has since been reed, 2T,7o3 81
balance in hands Of Agents snd IN course
January (of which sll $3.50 Is has sinos
been received, eO.4Oe 10
land Risks), ,4,sss oe
Other Property, Miscellsneoss items, $3.50 90
Premiums due snt uecolleeted Poll
ciss issued at ONCE, s,lse l.
Total. sl,4a5, 400 g
CHARLES J. EARTTy, PAKalDksT,
AT. wIlLNARTH. viCp PsEsDssT
.. mT0S SMITH, sxcsEIABr
John MCGEE. Ass'r sEc'y.
CHARLES CEsgF'c, agent.
No. 8 PlQNI1 ROW,
nsisdt rzisar Esrrx. IND
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"A y = T II A 9 T

OF tls F7F. EEYTU SKl7-AEHUAL STATE
AE.yT of kss conditioz Of ts HOME LgSU
RAyC,g OE1jZPA-s-y, Of tie Ossy of H<o York
on fts 1sf doy Of Jasu0vy, 1881
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Very Latest by Telegraph
+ O'CLOCK +. NJ.

New YORK, July g. The Tri6unes Fortress
Monroe letter OF Ihr 9TH. SAYS, yesterday our
pcketS advanced ir'n hour TO five mills from
the river and Saw Ii" emmy, who seemed to
have mystcrlousI y rrtlr,nl. Cen Mcclellan has
advanced his lines ':u"T ~ the ChIchahominy
and no fears are how entertained of flank
movement III that direction. By noon to-day
Gen. Mcclellan expected to nave his position 80
fortified us TO bid defiance to the enemy in any
shape they might choose to come
The steamer Massachusetts, from the Gulf,
arrived last evening, having ON board five Lie.-
tenants and two Sergeants captured at Shiloh
While in prison at Macon they exchanged their
uniform for confederate uniforms, and walked
to the river, where they 'ound IL boat in which
they hOated down the river until they We're
picked up by one OF our gunboats 500 miles
from Macon.
The HerGlds letter OF the 9th says some of
the gunooats havu gone up the river to-day and
others will soon follow. certain General who
was looked for to-day has not yet arrived, but
We have hope OF seeing him before the going
down OF tie sun. A large number of naval Off
GERS are here to report their vessels. which
are hourly expected.
This great point of interest is becoming more
and more important. A few days longer and
Richmond will be ours
An army letter to the Herald states that the
reoel prisoners say, long before the evacuation
OF Corlnth troops from Beauregard' 8 army began
to arrive at Richmond, and continued u arrive
steadily until that went took place, by which
time 3O,O00 arrived and subsequent to the
evacuation "a, 200 more arrived from Co"inth
that these IS, 600 are the hoW er of neaureyards
army that they are the best troops in the old
army of Manassas and have not, as u general
thing, been engaged lin the lae battle and are
held III reserve; that the whole number of troops
AT Richmond amounts to fully 200 600: that
Ger Lee has chief Command and Gems Beau.
regard, Johnston-beforc he was wounded-and
jackson are commanders OF corps de arnee un-
der him.
In regard to the report OF Juckson's death.
they speak OF 1t in such a manner as leaves me
to think it Il mere ruse.
The Times letter places our loss in the recent
battles at about % 000.
PHlLAuElPHlA. July s. The Press has
dispatch from Newbern he I'd stating that Gen.
BurnsIdes entire army is in motion against
Richmond.
New YORK, July 8. The Tribune gives Gen.
Andrew Porter's name an authority for the
statement that the rebels have lost Is 900 men
IN the recent battles.
The rebel steamer Cecil WAS totally wrecked
on a rect at Abaco Part of her cargo was
saved, including six brass guns marked Vienna.
The rebel steamers Nashville and Rate sailed
ON the 2lst for New Inlet s. c. but were chased
back, the former getting into Gun Cave, Abaco,
and the latter into Eleuthera.
The Orieto wa, under seizure by the British
war steamer Greyhound with Irize crew on
board.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
As.s,.
a-AEitil.

In Waitsield June 30 Mrs Orinla ~, wife OF Joel
Learned, aged IS years.
In Rraintree, June ii, of dipheria, Flora L only
daughter OF Eleazer and Martha VI. Bass, ged years,
9 months and days
In Crafsbury, June l1th of dipheria, David, aged )
also, by the disease June 25th, Albert aged
II years, of Spencer and Harriet Moody.
At her fathers residence Hancock, June u, Mrs.
Clara Scott aged 30 years and months.
She is not dead but born into the summer Land ~ 4
being not OF clay.
At Liberty Hall Hospital, Va, June tn, of typhoid
fever, Jonathan H. Boyden, of TO G. 9TH Regiment Vt.
Vols OF h. W. and r. Boyd-n Of I'uxbury, aged II
years.
In Berlin, July 5th OF diph.ra, Mary Birgen, AGED
years, ana JOHNNY Brgen, aged years, children of
Stephen Brgen
In Chelsea June 18TH Ruth Marion wife Of Rev j. t..
Roberts, aged Al years
In STAFFORD, June 10, of consumption, Mr.. Roswell
Mercy, aged 60 years and 10 days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
Meteorological Observations, 1862.
III .tIuty,eIs.
MoHTpE,.iE4 MARK EFT. JmIy =.

PKoyisloSs.-Buter, l. to 10 Cheese, 6to S; Lad
II. Tajiow, 10. Dried Apple, t">. Eggs, 10 cents
Potatoes, 20 to35 Beans, h201. Maple Sugar
10. Peas. $l,25 to 80.
Onions $500. iprl-s-Sj.IO 10 % per bA.
FLurA- Supertiue So 90 Extra, $50 ENra Family, 6,O0
Double extra G,JUto6 80; Superior, $50.
GsAtN AND HAY.-Corn, 10. Oats 10 IerdsSrass
Seed $O00to 21 per bushei. Glover II per ponrd
Hay, s6,to IS, per ton. Rye, ID to 10
MISCEILANEoCS-Dry and green hard wood, lbs 10 $50
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
We Miles Advance IN Richmond
The Gumboats shelIthe Woods
MCCLELLAN RAPIDLY ADVAN-
cling.
THE REBELS ACKNOWLEDGE A LOSS
OF 10000.

NEW YORK, July :. A letter in the Post
confirms the reported skirmish on Thursday
and the capture of guns and solae prisoners.
Gen. Mcclellan had removed his headquarters,
and his army had advanced some five miles
toward Richmond
A correspondent in the Philadelphia Inquirer
states that the Richmond papers Of the 4th, ac-
knowledge a loss of 80, 900, though they claim
victory
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
under the same date reports that Gen. McClel-
Ian is pushing rapidly forward, driving the en-
envy at all points, the gunboats accompanying
the advance, Smelling the woods and scattering
the enemy McClellsn's main force are follow
ing IN support.
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