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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
SATURDAYS TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.

WAE DEPARTMENT, JuD27 Maj-Gen. John
F. Fremont having requesed to be relieved from
the command Of the fir army corps OF the
Army Of Virginia, because as he says the posi-
tion assigned to him BY the appointment Of
Mai Gen Pope, as commander Of the army OF
Virginia is subordinate md inferior to those
heretofore held BY him, and to remain in the
subordinate command nov assigned, would, as
be says, largely reduce hhmnk and consdera-
ton in the service II ordered that Maj.
John C. Fremont be rslIey,l from command.
"a. That Brighten Ruins Klag be, and be
is hereby, assigned to IT, Command Of the LIST
Army Corps OF Virginia % place Of Gen. Ere
mont, relieved
BY order Of the Preslisat
(Slgned,) i y. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

road. 1t is reported TIN fifteen rebels were
kilIed at Baskerville by zig Explosion Of u shell
thrown by one Of our sulJ4ts, Which did MOI
burst when it struck.
The Iri5uaeS Washington corresponden,
says he has excellent "ul9ny or saying that
the evidence aIready taRel before the Judiciary
committee oi the House 10 the case Of Ben.
Wood, Is stronger lhan t.l on which Senator
Blight was expelled, and mat Woods expul.
rlon Is certain. Others .owever, who heard
the testimony speak lee' styeIy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

Mmrns. june %. rhe Little Rock Demo-
cral says that there are now IN Arkansas from
10000 to T. 600 fednals scattered over large
eAten. Of country. loe lsrgesl body, number
Ing 5000 or COCO, are 10 Toe vicinity II Bates
vile The are-t advice, say they nave crossed
the White river, and arr NV lctr-tung io"ari
Missouri
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

CHICAGO. H., june y. \ special Dispatch
to the Jowaai from Quincy, says the guerilla
parties which w,rslormlug al winter N Norlh
eastern Missouri alen1w ~ Elective -hape, well
armed having Il number OF smal cannon Ihey
number alaut 200 Part " ths gang attacked
a email parry VI State uoops "a Wednesday,
near Monticello, Aillng eclt and woundinS a
number more lnr loss OF the gucrilmsls an.
ascer tanned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
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the services Of a Dentist don't expect to be absen,
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Bear in mind, that for nning with GOLD charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in no case
charge anything for my temporary sets Of teeth but fur
nish them FREE. Work warranted.
lnIiuylO JOHN NJ. C0NEGYS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
County Convention.

THF Republicans u Orange County are notified that a
Convention for the nomination - candidates for
County aud Probate District Officers. I've supported at
the next annual Freemens Meeting, will be h. Id at the
Town Han IN Chelsea, on Tuesday, the 10Th day July
next a. 10 o'clock y NJ All who in favor ~ ear
nest IN sustaining the Constitution and the Union, and Of
hear tiy supporting the National Administration in this
our cory's peril are very cordially invited to attend
b. MARTIN,
ROYAL BTRNHAh
j. 2. CLEVELAN MD, JR, County
H. " BAILEY. fCommittee
l. T. BARRON.
D. #. HiCH ARnSON,
June ~, 1862.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

Cry PoMr, Va, June q. There is nothing
further from Charleston cen Longstteet il
sued flaming address to his troops on Monday
in view Of the great conflict imminent, melting
them to new deeds Of herolsm and advising
them to aim low and make sure Of the mark
The official list, of the rebel osses at the bat
tie OF Far Oaks have been published Eighty
i've regiments and battalionsIn al were engaged,
sustaining Il loss IN killed, wounded and miss
ng, Of five thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven. The rate OF postage on letters IN the
" Southern Conederacy, has been raised from
five 10 ten cents
About 10 o clock this morning conveyance
arrived at City Point with Capt Ruserton and
Lieut. Sykes, OF the rebel army, who return
under their parole OF honor to Fort Warren :,
tie rebel government having decided not to
make any individual exchanges until the United
States government shall agree upon terms Tor il
general exchange Of prisoners.
Gen. Prentis, and fity other federal officers
taken at Shiloh, nave been removed q Atlanta,
Georgia.
The Charleston Mercury says All was quiet
at James Island on Sunday, but the enemy WAS
bus = engaged throwing up earthworks.
i Charleston despatch OF June u, say the
steamer Memphis. from Liverpool to Charleston
via Nassau, \ r.. ran the blocade yesterday
successfully Sine had on board Nj Ward,
late minister 10 China, and valuable cargo Of
British goods The Memphis Is new IRON
steamer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

NEW YORK, June -. The Newbern Progress
Of the 2lst reports that he rebels ut Kingston
and Goldsboro are living on half rations, and
also that they are frequently desertng Their
force is small. The rebel pickets burned the
Tuscarora and destroyed portion of tho rail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

WASHINGTON, June % Flag officer Farra
gut communicates to the Navy Department the
report Of an encounter between our gunbOals on
the Mississippi ana the rebel artillery IN the VI
entity of Grand Gulf, between Natchcz and
Nicksburg A boat sent down 70 bring up coal
vessels from the rear q that pont, discovered
earthworks IN TIE process OF erection. The Wls-
sahickon and ltasca were sent down 10 attack
them. They found Il battery Of rlded guns ~
Gated there and i force OF some five hundred ~
tlierlsts ready t. receive tnem \ yl1Or0u,
fight eusupd The ltascA was struck twenty
five times and the WissahIchon seventeen -
lhey, however lost bat one man killed and six
wounded
The fort being too serious an obstacle TO have
IN the rear OF the boats, Commander Palmer
serving at that point, decided to bring the re-
malnder Of the squadron down and break up the
business before it became too Formidable On
the afternoon Of the 18th inst. he dropped down
abreast with the squadron and sheed the town
for an hour, but they deserted their batteries
and, with the exception Of few rifle shots, man
Tested no resistance. Commander Palmer says
the nights are filled with rihemen, and if they
give him any more annoyance he shall burn the
town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

TIDE forces under Major Generals Fremont,
Bunk, and Mcdowell have been consolidated
INTO orc army called" TIE Army Of Virginia.
and Msj9r General Pope has teen specially as.
signed vs. the President 70 the command The
forces under Genera Fremont constitute the 1T
Army Corps, to be- commanded by General
Fremont The forces under General Banks con
stitute the 2nd Army Corps and are 10 be- COM
handed hy him The forces under General Me
Dpvell constitute the }rd Army Corps u be
commanded by him MeCal's DIVISION, ten
thousand strong, which formed part OF Me
Duwell 5 corps has reached Met elan by water,
ana another DIVISION IS to follow Immediately IN
the same way. General Pope will also operate
again;, the enemy az Richmond
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

NEw loRk, June p. Steamer philadelph
from Beaufort and the Ericsson from Key West
the 18Th, and Port Royal the 23d, have arriyel
lae Ericsson brings isl passengers, including
cen Benham and staff, and - soldiers who
were wounded m the late engagement On James
Island near Charleston. The [ ;. troops IN.
der Gen Benham made an attack al clock
on the morning OF the 10TH ana were repulsed
after tour hours hard lighting, with a loss OF
COS in killed, wounded aud missing. The Mich
igan Sth Regiments had hut 240 men lett on the
roll call The New York 18th suffered severely.
The Union troops were Obliged to retreat under
cover OF the gunboats. Gen lIrsman from Key
West, was expected daily at Port Royal. The
Ericsson landed the 7th New Hampshire Regl-
ment, tour companies OF the 9th, and four
companies OF the lsl regular artillery At Port
Royal.
The U S. steamship San JacinIo Was at Key
West All we'll The account OF the fight ON
James Island, copied from the Chareston,pa-
pers is correct,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

fought lor oas d swamp, with the thick under
brush, beyond which is an open country The
woods Intervening between our troops ind the
enemy prevented the result Of our arlillsy fire
being known.
Two Napoleon u FOUNDERS under Captain
DE Russy SUCCEEDED IN getting through the
swamp during the afternoon, and did excellent
service. An effort Of the enemy 10 capture
them, resulted IN Their being driven back with
serious lo-s The result Of to-day is highly
important 70 the health OF the army, as but
itte more ground i. to be gained to place our
roors beyond the swamp.
Gen. Mcclellan was present during the whole
day experimenting the movements,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

MENHs, June 70. Bauresard published
letter in the Mobile Nees Of the 18th. denying
emphaucaly the capture. by Gen. Pope, OF
10 .0oo prisoners, a. lelegr4phed by Gen Hal.
Ieck Tie says that one or two hundred strag
glois wouldcoy All the prisoners he took aud
about i've hundred damaged muskets lie also
says all W. lost at Cornth and during the re.
trea: Viii nos amount to one days expenses Of
the enemy army.
The jackson Itsssappiaa says We have reli.
able information that the enemy have fallen
hack from Holly Springs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

NEW YORK, June y. j. Is reported that the
President has accepted Gen, Shields reslgna-
ton.
1t is reported that Gen Hunter ordered the
negro brigade to james Island, but several Off
Gers refusing to accompany the contrahands the
project was abandoned
Two surgeons were sen home in the Erlcs-
son by Gen ilunler ior ru-ng to act as brl-
gade surgeon. to The neg regiment
MfyrmIs, Tenn, Jus. p The railroad
from Columbus, Ky., toti. city is now 10 op-
GRAFTON, ana 10 day or W. herc will be rail-
road communication to t.rn.h. and from there
to Huntsville, Alabama Over 1900 persons
have taken the oath % l.eglante since the oc-
cupaton OF this place.
All is quiet at Cogintd lha point will be-
garrisoned by tNo division. +, is reported chat
Gen Hallcck will returt 81, Louls very soon
Gen Lev Wallace ana stf lrt here yesterday
for their homes Gen NtCicrnaud is sui at
jackson, Fem.
\ fleet 8. steamers 1tu supplies for Gen
4 Curtis army has arrived and viii be escorted
up White river, Ark4n. ay strong guard
The Mayor and three aldermen have taker
theNath OF allegiance, DDS the remainder OF the
| board held back
Oui troops nave visited Moultre County
Miss, Gen BAsg was command at Nicks
buTgh on the 18Th Ire. Schuyler Hamilton
has resigned ON accoots ii III health. and wi
be succeeded by Gen lozlcrans. It Is reporte
that there are % COS troop. at Vlcksburgh
under Bragg ard PiiDw.
The Grenada Appoi says that Vicksburg
will be held at al sacrifices, and that all non
combatants have been sent away
The Vicksburgh Cai:tn publishes lette
from lhg Lieutenant commanding the gunboa
Wnona to the authorities of Rodney, warnn
them that il the federal transports are fired uI
On from the batter erected at or near tina
point. the same punishment will be visited upo
the town which Tie cityof Grand Gulf receive
70 this letter Gen Lowell replied that his bAt
t'rlss are located d, the best point, and thai Il
shall fts y hen h. pleases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

NEw YORK, June q, The Herald gives the
particulars, IN letter, OF reconnaissance by
Capt. Keenan, with two companies of the Penn
sylyania cavalry, TO James river on Saturday.
He found that Gen. Henry A Wise held po-
sition opposite Fort Darling, with his command
ot 15,00O troops, constituting tie extreme right
of the rebel army, The pickets of the rebels
reached along the river bank several miles below
and as they were closely posted, Capt, Keenan,
determined to hazard the probability OF capture
and 20 ON board the Galena alone, which he
successfully accomplished, and returned safely
a letter in the Times says Gen Mcclellan
has directed the issue OF ratlOns OF dry apples,
potatoes, and pickles The whisky ration is
stopped, and the troops are furnished with hot
coffee Immediately alter reyellle.
An order has also been issued prohibiting the
disinterment of bodies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

Warrington, June q. The treaty made
through Minister CorwIn, leaving eleven mil
lion Collars to Mexico, has it is understood,
been sent TO the President
After tie adjournment OF he House to-day
the following notice WAS read from the Clerk 5
desk
a meeting Of the conservative members who
are in favor OF prosecuting the war for the
Uulon, and in favor Of maintaining the con-
stitulion, and opposed to the solutions and de-
structyc schemes OF the abolitonists, is called
to meet IN the Hail OF the House OF Represen-
taties tomorrow, AZ | o'clock =. NJ.
By ORDER OF TIE ConulsTEE
Palson Browulow was among the visitors 10
Congress to-day. Gen. Pope has entered upon
his duties.
As far as heard from at the War Department
all was quiet IN every direction.
Information from the Shenandoah valley,
from other than Official sources. lead, to the
belief that Jackson's troops have not in force
returned from the point az which they were
last seen by our troops, Specuations concern
ing him are various, Among them is one that
he is repairing damages and preparing to Sc
cure the wheat and rye crop of the valley which
is represented to be good
Reports that abound that the enemy is occu-
pying the Country between Manassas and S,rns.
bargh in any force are untrue. There may be
however rebel pickets at settlements heretofore
temporarily occupied by our troops.
San Francisco, June "a. Oregon dates are
TO the 18th There had been another great
freshet doing serious damage to tho valley por-
tions of that State. The business portion Of
| Portland was inundated
Crowds of miners had commenced returning
from Salmon river. They represent tina, dis.
trlet as of limited extent and over crowded
NEW YORK, June =. 1t is stated that Gen.
Benhum is under arrest with orders to report Ia
Washington,
1t is stated that Gen Hunter left James Is.
land on the 18th inst, leaving Benham in CON
mand, with order to make no adyapc, toward
Charleston without endorsements or further
orders
1t was reported by deserters that the whole
rebel force at Secessonyillc was but two bat
taiops with six guns mounted and seven more
ready for use.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

PHILADELPHIA, June %. The Summer meet
ing of sportsmen opened to-day on the Suffolk
Park course The stake for three year Odds
mile heats. was won by West Rozbury. Time
40 "a, 1853 81.
The stake for the two mile dash running wa,
won by papn Swigard time 3;43 IL. Tro-
vatore was s.cord. This wa, a magnificent
race
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

CHICAGO, June %. Eighty counties give 81 ,
900 majority against the new Constitution,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06

OLIVER WENDELL HoLxrs sent two
Poetlcal letters to the "post Office" of
an Episcopal fair, at Pit,s6eld, not lone
ago. In one of them the first stauzs
vas:
"fsir lady. whoso'er thou art,
TAN this poor Leaf with tenderest cars.
And hush-O hush ny bssti, : hesrt-
Inc one thou lowest will b there
20 turning the poor leaf there was
found ono dollar bill, with verses b.
ginning:
"Fsir LADY, lift thine eyes and tell
II ehte 70 not truthful letter:
This = the one thoa lowest veil.
tee (lO."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06
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~ ~ SIig III l'OlO, OAES.,
EkCA >SZnn<sencaa, or Sctl
1924! IGslLXU S/at0nf, ,oh,ch might e
vG ~ checked ,u;th simple rem
\W edy, if neglected, otter ter
inmates seriously. Felo are a:care Of
the inheritance Of ctorplnR CH1A o.
5Izial1f I2cId in is first stage that
,uhich in the beginning ,pould yield te
a mild remedy, if not ATTENDED 70, soon
attacks the lungs.
M<ou1's 3<onchinZ /S<cc/l<s
usre first Introduced eleuen years ago.
It has been pyoued that they are the Lest
article before the public for ol44Aa.
BoLds, A<nncliAs, 54sfA11n,
Gatnt<h, the Haoaing Cough IN Fen
su.,1tkln,l, and numerous affections q
the Throat, giving Immediate relaef.
l,,sDltc Speakers 0ssd Singers,
will find them e6ectuol for clearing and
STRENGTHENING the voice.
Sold By oil Druggists ard Dealers II
Medicine, at rs certs per boz.
jsn1c-d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06

SAKE says Vermont is famous for
5eur staples. "mep, women, maple sugar
and houes," and that "the first are
strong, the last are fest, the second and
third are exceedingly sweet and III are
uncommonly hard to beat"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06

looked out Of tho car.wiudows and cav
rs dawn up in battle array. Their
vexation was upboupded some Cursed
% 10 their musical vernacular, and masy
Of them seized their cartridge-boxes and
muskets and threatened unutterable
things. Our company Vas divided into
two platoons, the first platoon being or.
dered to seize two cara and prevent Any
one from leaving them, aud the second
to prevent any mutiueer from entesloe
the town by way Of the southern ex'
tremity Of the bluff. Directly the carr
stopped, the first platoon made rush
for two cars, but unfortunately they
proved to be empty and their good IN.
tentions came to nothing. The second
platoon captured five prisoners, Who had
strayed into the rearmost car. In
short time the mutinecrs were summon.
ed to surrender at discretion, which,
after much talk and little deliberation,
they did, and they were then disarmed
and sent to the military prison. The
boys we're all Q good deal disappointed
They had come out expecting . tight,
and felt like "trying conclusions" with
somebody before they went back te
camp. The next day Gen. Hamilton
arrived from St. Louis, and gave the
| muutineers the choice of returning t.
duty or being sent to Cairo to wori
ont their time upon the Notifications
without paying, calling upon those who
preferred the former to step forward
About . dozen did 80, but the remain
der sullenly stood their ground and were
sent az pris oners to st. Louis the follow.
ing day. 1t is q sad affair all round.
Gen. John Pope establishes his head
quarters here, in few days. Gen. Nc
Kean will continue in command OF the
lst. 1t is rumored that the 5th, 9th
9Th, 18th and 18th will be placed in one
brigade. We oil want to be in an lows
brigade, and with such an Iowa com
mander ~ Col. Croker would be, nigh
give good account of ourselves.
We received new suit Of clothes tn
other day, and are, therefore, q very
dressy set OF fellows, assure you. Ih'
clothes are good the cloth il bette
than | have been in the habit Of wear
ing on week days, and the garment
have been cut by some one who knew
something about the human form
Quartermaster Barner, than whom there
is no more efficient officer in the service
has taken the best of care Of our "inne'
and outer man." ever since be has hae
Us in charge. We have ''lived" since
we have been in service, having been q.
we'll provided for as the gent spoken o.
in Scriptures, who was clothed in purple
| and fine linen and Jared sumptuously
every day.
All our Davenport boys are we'll. Sol
Knapp is hospital clerk. There hal
never been any hard feeling or trouble
in the company since it was organized
and those boys who it was thought
would make so much trouble, have been
as orderly. obedient and faithful as any
in the service. This, know. Unless
you get tired of my scribbling, I'll write
you soon again. Typo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-06

AN annual tax of $273,OOO, 900 is
proposed, 5000, 100000 of which shall
be for paying interest OF loans and for q
sill king fund ,and the rest for the common
expenses OF government. The war ex.
Pendltures are variously estimated at
from one to two millions per day. The
following Is the proposed table for rails.
ing the sum Of $273, 100000: