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The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The commission, composed OF Genora DIX and Judge
Psrrcpont, have changed their pace Of meeting from the
State to the War Department.
Among the prisoners ordered be released to-day 10
Mrs. Norris Of Baltimore whose crime correspond
ing IN cypher with Zavoin, a prisoner in Fort War
rem, known personatng q French lady, and su.
pcrntcndng tho OF the steamer ST. Nicholas on
the Potomac river. she like others, set at liberty
on taking the oath OF allegiance.
W. II. Marbury, OF Alexandria, was also released No
personal interviews be had with the commission All
statements with regard TO prisoners be reduced to
writing and addressed either TO tho or 10
their Secretary, +. y. Webster, Esq.
by order Of the War Department the following prison
ers were released from the old Capitol prison to-day on
taking the oath Of allegiance, which administered 70
them by Justice Johnson
Francis X. Ia Cross, of Maryland.
Michael =. Mckee, Of Baltimore, Nd
Capt. wm Cox, Of Port Tobacco, ma
Lsmucl Van 0rsdale of Berkeley, Va.
James Haislip, Of Fairfax, Va.
John N. Brooke, OF Fanquisr, Va.
D. d. Wine, Of Fauquier, Va.
Noah Hunt, Of Fairfax, Va.
A.C. sunncli, Of Fairfax, VI.
Albert q. Gunnell, or FAIRFAX, Va.
Thomas B. Angel, Of Washington.
John Rockford, Of Fairfax, Va.
Peter Harerety, Of Ireland.
Aaron Van Camp, Of washington city.
the IRoNCfAD srRAxRRs AND THE STEVENS BAT
Terry.
The Naval Committee Of the Senate, TO whom was 70
ferred bin providing for tho construction Of ironcad
gunboats and the completion Of Stevens battery have
directed Mr.. Hale TO report 10 tAs Senate and recon-
mend Ito passage This bill agreed upon In a Joint
meeting Of the Naval Committees Of both houses Tho
bill provides for the construction Of ram add.
ton 10 the Stevens battery. The cost Of the ram b in.
cluded in the fifteen millions proposed 70 be appropriated
for iron-clad gunboats
Much as,onshmcnt was manifested, the Senate 10.
day at the introduction by Senator Fcassnden OF reso
luton calling upon tho Navy Department for correspond
cnce and contracts in reference to tho construction Of
the Stevens battery The contracts and correspondence
alluded 10 took place fifteen twenty years ago and
havo no conBection with tho battery being con-
structed which undertaken at individual expense
to prove tho efficiency Of the battery with the expeca
ton Of reimbursement by the government when It's sue
ces should be demonstrated Recent events havs mado
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY 49, 1852.

little child she had to be led from one point
OF reason to another. The Bible was all new
and wonderful to her, aud its perusal saved
her from the terrible effects of solitary grief.
1t was nearly year before she came forth a
firm believer in the Chris; so new and so
peclous to her. Bat Ler faith was laid on
firm foundation and her belief accompanied
by fitting works. No longer does she bear
about dead heart; 10 longer looks upon the
dust OF her child with despairing horror The
memory of that death-bed is often recalled,
and she says that surely the angels were how
erlng round, tor hath not Christ spoken of
who shall minister to the heirs Of salvation p
So hath God ordained that by the transla-
ton OF little children many a soul is saved!
-Watchman and Reflector.
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FROM GEN. POPR's COMMAND.

WASHINGTON, July Is. A letter from War.
ienton says that our troops are all in fine spir-
rts at the prospect of active operations. Men
ton is also made of an important position al
ready occupied. The people of Warrenton are
represented as courteous to our troops, and the
ladies, though rank seccssionists, treat them
with dignifed polteness.
The Warrenton White Sulphur Springs, re-
Gently infested by rebel scouts. were passed yes
terday by detachment of our cavalry without
opposition. Reports exist in camp on rebel au-
thority, that Stonewall Jackson is at Stanton,
preparing for another visit down the valley, He
will not have an undisputed march.
The command of Gen. Hatch is reported to
have penet' ated as lar as Rapidan Station, on
the Virginia Central Railroad, "a miles from
Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-19
NUMBER SIX.

Hereafter, in any operation Of the Cavalry
forces IN this command, NJ supply OF baggage
trains will be used, unless SO specially ordered
Two days cooked rations will be carried by
the men, AMI all villages through which they
pass will be laid under contribution as hereto
fore stated
Whenever the order for the movement of an
portion of this army emanates from these head
quarters, the time Of marching and that to Re
consumed in the execution of the duty will be
designated and no departure sberefrom will be
permitted.
NUMBER SEVEN.
Relates to the depredations of the rebels in
the country through which the army may pass,
and says it is ordered that whenever a railroad
wagon-road or telegraph is injured by parties of
guerrllas, the citizens living within five miles
of the spot shall be turned out en- masse to
to repair the damage, and shall, besides, pay to
the United States in money or in property,
to be levied by military force, the full amount
OF the pay and subsistence of the whole force
necessary to coerce the performance of the work
during the time occupied in completing it.
If a soldier or legitimate follower OF the
army be fred upon from any house, the house
shall be RACED to the ground, and the inhabit-
ants sent prisoners to the headquarters Of this
army.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

7 SHALL he in my Office in Montpelier, Saturday,
| July 5th and shall be gai to see those who require
the services Of dentist. don't expect to be absent
fr Montpelier again thi. year.
Bear in IN nd that for filing with COLD charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY and in no case
charge anything for temporary sets of teeth but fur
nish then FREE. Work warranted
tjulyl0 JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
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A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A The subscriber will send Gree OF charge all who
desire il, the recipe and dire tons for making simple
Vege able Balm that will in from two to eight days
move Pmples, hlotch's, TAM Freckes Sallown S. and
all impurities an roughness of the Skin leaving the
sameas Nature intended it should be-sot clear smooth
and beautiful. Those desiring he Recipe, with full in
stuctons directions and advice will please call on or
address with return POSTAGE,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN, Practica. Chemist
3l6m2 1871 Broadway Ne Va
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I bstract of Gen Pope's Orders. Nos, 5, G.
and 7

Hereafter, as far as practicable, tho troops of
u ~ command will subsIst upon the country in
'.n their operations are carried on. Vouch.
e 'wl be given to tho owners. stating on their
ace that they will be payable at the conclusion
OF the war, upon sufficient testimony being fur
hished that such owners have been loyal citizens
oI The United States since the date Of the
Vouches "
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To COnSulllDtlVeS.

TO COnSUmptlveS.
fNHE advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung difficulty. and that dread
disease, Co mptons xious to make known to his
elbow sufferers the means of his
10 all who desire he will send copy Of the prescrip
ton used Gree of charge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they will find a sure
cure for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, &c The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescrp is
to benefit TIE afflicted and prcad the information which
ne conceives to be invaluable and he hopes suffer-
er will try his remedy II will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG,
f338m3 King County, New York
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SQME HING TO EAt.


DRIED AND SMOKED BEEF;
Veal, Lamb, Chickens, Turkeys and Geese
SAIL Pork, Corned Beef, Tripe and Sausage
heats Oil, ALLOW, Soap, &c
Always aand ant served to order, Al the MEAT MAR
KEr, corner OF Main and State Street.
R. II. WHITTIER,
Successor to Wm. B. Hubbard
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. M.

WASHINGTON. July Is. Information up to
last nigh, has been received from General Nc
Clellans headquarters. Tho health of the
troops il much improved and no difficulty ex,t e
in receiving Subsistence supplies No military
NOV ements Of consequence are mentioned.
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D OFFICIAL.
TATE OF VERMONT.

Executive DEPARTMENT
Brattleboro, July ), 1882
10 tAe People Of V,rROrt:
The President of the United calls into the Sc
vice Of the country ado ona force of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses desire that they may
DC enrolled without delay, bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil speedy and satisfactory con
clusion
Each citizen should consider this appeal as addressed
directly to him, and at once inquire what he de-
his country directly, il may be, and if not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing to
take up arms and hasten TO the Of conflict ANY
one can see that though troops Victorious
additional troops are needed to garrison and hold he
numerous important posts taken and much more ar.
hey needed to prevent repair reverses that NAV
happen.
1t cannot be necessary to than barely remind the
citizens Of Vermont that the crisis of the rebellion ha.
lowed to nSer and invite foreign interference in it.
behalf OF by such new, prompt and powerful rally TO
arms, as the loyal people OF the country abendanty
able to make it can be crushed and annihlated The
present. then, no time for hesitation delay Let tho
response from Vermont be mpt and patriotic and in
consonance with ali her past history Let 10 you ng
man. capable of ering arms ia defence Of his country
and its wise and be dcent government linger ut hs
important period in the war. Let no one hinder those
who are brave and competent to sht the battles
country from going forth that patriotic, righteous
needfnl
1t is OF the last importance that the and
strength OF our Government should be in large
measure put forth and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly established. Let the President Of these
United States feel the strengthening influence of our
prompt and hearty response to his la call for additional
troops and those brave men, fathers brothers and
sons, in tn fed struggling the death to uphold
our cause be cheered and encouraged by the INTEL
that many more OF the = Green Mountain Boys ~ are
rapidly enrolling for the service OF their country and
will soon advance to its defence Much more might D..
said to you, fellow citiz but few words brave
and patriotic is sufficient. Time, now, is everything
Let there be delay for convenient season Let
it be said that Vermont is OF nrst States to re
spond with her quotacomposed of volunteers ready for
the service.
The Ninth Regimen: OF Vermont Infantry now ia
camp in this State will form part OF quota under
the recent call for three hundred thousand men An or
der from the dulsn General OF Vermont will indicate
the details OF further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBRnOK,
Governor Of Vel mt.
STATE OF VERMONT
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ApJuTANT AND INSPECTOR GESEaAL's OrFIoE
WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862.
General Order No. Z.

In pursuance of rcquison by the President of the
United States upon the Governor of Vermont and in con
sideraion OF the necessity Of troops Vermont
or the vigorous prosecution of the for the Union
hereby Indicated and in reliance upon the known pat
triotism and loyalty of the citizens of the Satr which
demands, that all the assistance needed by Government
shall be afforded promptly and without question: it is
hereby ordered that additional regiment of Infantry
to be denominated the Tenth Regiment of Vermont vol
unteers be Immediately raised and organized within this
State to oerye i'll the army Of the United for the
term OF thu years unless discharged be-
eved and expected by thu Commander in hief that the
burden thereby imposed upon the people Of Vernon
will be che-rfuly assumed and that every and loyal
citizen will exert his utmost endeayors to procure
pr"mpt response to the call Of the President
All necessary recru ting stations will be Immediately
estab shed, # which due notice will be given.
BY order Of his Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
Gov and Comma nder in Chief
PETER T. WASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
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UHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF 4 SUI
FERER.-Published as . warning and for the espe
cial benefit of Young Men, and those who with Ner
vous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &C.
by one who has cured himself by simple means, after
ing pat to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had of the author, C. LAMBERT
Esq, Greenpont Long Island by enclosing post paid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf335m2 Gteenpoint, Long Island, n. Y.
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( hc Confessions and a1xperi
eNce Of am Invalid.

UuBlISHED FOR HE BENEFIT and a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debh
ity, Premature Decay Sc Supplying the time
means OF SelfCure By who has cured himself afte
being put To great expense through medical imposition
ana Guacker" BY enclosing postpaid addressed envel-
pc, slNGLE COPIES may b" had Of the author, ATTAIN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings Co, \. Y.
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Always purchase the best it we'll settled fact that
cheap articles dearest. Nuch necessary is
that in buying medicine you get the best therefore, il
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache.
fever and ague, other troublesome disease, buy
some of DR. Chords Homeopathic Curatives There is
not anything better than his prepara tions Sold AT 25
cts per box. complete assortment forty different
kinds, sold by Fred +. smith, Montpelier, VT, Agent
and by Philip Lee, PROPRIETOR l8 William Street, New
York.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ADJurASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862
The following orders have been issued by the War De
partment
WAR DEPARrAEKr
WAsHlNGToN D. c.. June II, $50!
Pursuant to join resolution by Congress cncour-
Advertisements in the regular army and volunteer forces
it
Orde,ed That premium of dollas shall be paid
for each accepted recruit that volunteers for three
or during the war and every soldier, VIII" hereafter
lists either in the regular the volunteers three
years or during the war, may receive his first months
in advance upon the mastering of his company into
the service of the United States after he shall have
been mustered into and Joined gment already in the
service.
TINS order will he transmitted to the Governors of
Signed EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
secretary OF War.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON d. G., July . 1862.
Ordered, That out of the appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling ounteers there shall be paid ia
advance each recruit for three years during
war the of twenty five dollars being fourth Of
the amount of bounty allowed by law such pay ment to
be made upon the mastering of the regiment which
such recruit belongs, into the service of the United
State.
(Signed) EDWIN N. STANTON.
Secretary If War.
The State OF Vermont pays to each accepted Recr,
wNo is mustered into the service of tho United States
SEVEN DOLLARS PER MONTH, in addition to the pay Oft
THIRTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH, allowed by the United
States, making the of each private Twenty DOLLARS
per month during his term Of service OF this sum Of
seven dollars month, payment made from the date
of enstme mt TO the dat" OF muster at the time the Reai
ment is mustered,
The result is that each recruit will receive when the
re gment is mustered into the service Of the United
States
ONE Mosra's PAY IN ADVANCE;
A BOUNTY OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY, RATE OF SEyEN DOLLARS
rHE DATE OF ENLISTMENT TO TUE DATE OF MUsrsR:
in add on to the premium Of two dollars which will be
paid any c zen soldier for each accepted recruit
br ought by him to the rendezvous.
And at the expiration of the term Of enlistment, or
upon his honorable discharge from service after having
oyears he will receive further bounty Of SRv
sNrY FIVE DOLLARS
PETER T. WASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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ADJurASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OPgIcY, }
WOODSTOCK, July :, lt62
The following orders have been issued by the War De
partment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-24

LOOK AT THE PIcrUREs At D. 3. Craw-
ford's store we noticed picture OF twenty.
FIVE Of our Generals, which will do Union
man good to con,emplate-indicating, as
they do. that the right men are iu the
right places TO crush out treason and exter.
inmate the trsitors. We never saw SO much
frmness aud determination portrayed and
grouped together before-they are said to
be genuine licensees, and. as a work Of art.
are worth seeing. Mr.. Crawford has sew.
era other fine pictures on exhibition, and
whilst making errand to see them, do not
fail to take peep at his new arrival Of goods
for ladies'. men and boys wear. He has
just received An additional supply of all
kinds and styles of carpetiug-beautiful
patterns. He is selling his goods cheap for
cash. Go to No. 22. Main-st.
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Part Of the 18Th At Uome.--Yesterday
Sarg's Maj. Oran Perry. Lieut.. John Finley,
ThOs. Rose, John A. McMinn. DanI John
son, John Hughes. Oliver Brightwell. LAT.
Ps.amore. Chas. Fisher. Allen Grave, III.
Dennis. A. j. Mcdowell. and three or four
others whose names we could not learn. re-
turned to their homes. They all look we'll.
and no doubt but many Of the boys will
again re-eolist in the new requisition. The
balance will return to-day. We welcome
the brave men Of the 10th back to their old
home. Every man Of them, speak in the
highest terms of Gen. McClellen. IS an ef
6cient and thorough officer. and enc Of the
best Of men. Gen. Scott knew that man
when he endorsed him.
Since the above was in type. most Of the
soldiers Of the 18th have arrived--coming
In on yesterday evenings train.
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EvA carbon of oil of virol, in the Cd
story of Plummer & Kelly's drug store. on
Monday last. bursted and the contents came
through the plastering. eating of the nails
that held on the lath, and let down two or
three square yards Of plastering on their
goods. The vitriol ran over quite a num-
Der OF articles. damaging them to the
amount Of about fifty dollars, besides the
loss of the vitriol. repairing. sc.
During the high wind on Wednesday last.
which accompanied the rain. The tin roof Of
r. A. Paige's business house, southwest
corner Of Main and Marion streets. was
blown off. and landed in heap on Main
street.
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The ladies' Of st. Andrews Catholic Church
will hold Fair at Starr Hail. in this city. COM
mencing on Monday, June 23rd and will con-
tinue during the week. The proceeds Of the
Fair are to be applied for the benefit Of the
Church. The congregation is now mourning
heavy expense in plastering and frescoing the
inside Of the large Church edifice erected in
1850. The building is q credit to our city, and
the Ladies appeal to the well known liberaliyt
OF our citizens to patronizc them in the good
work in which they arc engaged. They will
have at their Fair, for sale. q great many useful
and ornamental articles. and, also, refreshments.
The ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and
surrounding country are respectfully invited to
be present.
Admission tickets. for the term of the Fair,
70 cents-for one evening 10 cents.
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To Destyoy-Rats. Reaches. &c.
To Destroy-Mice. Moles and Ants.
To D.stroy-Bed Bugs.
To Desroy--Moths in Furs. Clothes, &c.
To Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy-Insecs on plants and towels
To Destroy--Inseets on Animals, &c.
To Destroy-Eevsry form and species Of
Vermin.
VSee "CosTAR's advertisement 10 this
paper for the destruction and utter exter.
mina,ion Of all forms and species Of Vermn.
pB Sold in Richmond. Ind. by Plum
mer 81 Kelly. and by the Druggists. Gro
GERS and S,orekeeprrs generally.
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men viii 9 nd the free
school system encouraged by the State, and en-
doEed with large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can lire in sight Of the school,
the college. the church, and grow up With the
prosperity OF the leading State in the reat Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country doub: that N equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of IL :;
but let any careful observer visit IL. and he will
inform you that the half has not been tsld Of the
advantages Is oaers for Immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The fzrrnersof the Eass-
sern and Middle States. and Canada. are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and il II behaved
that If these SURPRISING advantages we're made
known 20 the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
and working popgiztioa Of over-crovded Europe
they would promptly avail Themselves Of the
tne~ fe.ise
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~ Now. days a gentleman who wan

cTNow a-days gentleman who wants
q silk hat wants first rate one. Low priced
silk hats are, Of course. made Of low priced
materials. and will soon get rusty and fade.
Always see tina. the plush is heavy and Of
q rich black color. John Suffrins not only
has for sale just such hats; but he manufac
lures a new style Of beaver hat---very light
that cannot be beat
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Valuable Property for Sale:

offer for sale ,perty in Knig htstown Henry Co
consisting Of three lots lying side side On the
lot there frame house we'll finished
supplied with by well and the plant
ed with peach and cherry trees, be
sides all The middle lot smsIl com
Portable frame house and is planted with apple
bearing condition. with abundance of small The
lot has frame building 36 by 10 fee, and
BILE, aud is well set in grass all enclosed by
strong pAIiDg fence The lots will be sold together
separately Everything pertaining the three lots
excellent order. For further Information apply
premises. to WILLIAM HAUGHTON.
May l93m
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~ Ward & Nyc at Their Stove Store at tn
Depot, have one of the most complete Combina-
ton Stoves we have ever seen-old things be
come new in its construction--theo old fashioned
b lex oven is a ain revived in its nice and thoro'
baking operations. We have not room this week
to give full description Of it but we advise
all who want GOOD cook stove to call and ex.
smne this one.