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FARM FOR SALE.

the North part OF alden about two miles from East
i Hardwick and the stage road leading from Hard
wick Danyiile about 81 OF land, il well fenced
with cedar rails and aali about equally divided into
moving pasturage, tag- wood land and small sugar
place. The road is shaded by about 300 beautiful maple
trees OF y.-s growth. Buildings, inciulinS two
.arge bai in excellent condition. and convenient
Excellent soft water at ihe house and bara. said farm
has had the entire income Of another farm for the last
twelve years and is in high state OF cultivation, and
can nearly all be moved with machine.
Also another farm for sale 81 about so acre40 clear
ed-hss large sugar orchard Of about 1900 good
sugar house with Axres for tapping 1900 trees 40 rods
OF sawed ronghs to conduct the sap to the house Also
year. stock dry wood These places will be sold to
gether separately If desired. Direct "l communic'
>. I. ELLIS, EaSt Hardwlck. w.
VT
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Horse FOR ga I, f.

DROWN FIVE YEARS OLD. WEIGHS ll75 POUNDS,
ID perfectly gen tie and with the exception Of SPAWN
now under and four teeth gone, is very
perior animal.
For fur her particulars inquire of JOHN HAITIAN AY
or his Father EAST MONTPELIER, where the Horse
may be seen, ofthe Subscriber
34l:3t NJ. w. WELLINGTON, JR
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To the People uf VJmOHt:
The President of the United States calls into the
vice Of the cOuntry additional force of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses thu desire that they may
be enrolled without delay to bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil speedy and satsfactor
cuson
Each citizen should consider this appeal addressed
directly him, and at inquire what he san do Tor
his county, directly, if may be, and il not, indirectly,
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing 20
take up arms and hasten of conflict. ANY
one that though troops victorious,
additional troops needed to garrison and hold the
Numerous important posts taken and much
they needed to prevent repair reverses that may
happen
1t be necessary to more than barsly remind the
citizens OF Vermont that the crisis OF the rebellion has
and that by hesitation and delay, it may be al
lowed linger and invite 'oregn interference in ts
behalf, by such new, prompt and powerful rally to
arms the loyal people Of the country abnndantly
able to make, it can be crushed and annihiated The
present. them tim. for hesitation delay. Let the
respons. from Vermont BE- prompt and patriotic, and in
consonance with ali her past history. Let 10 young
man, paoe of be ring il defence "f his country
and its wise and benehc.nt government nger at This
impor. mt period in LIST hinder those
who brave an! competent hgh the battles Of IL"
country from going forth to thu patriotic righteous ami
needfnl
1t is ot tn last importance thH resources AMI
strength of our Government shoull b: in ar.r
,ut r,rth and its power and stability fully
proved and hny established Let the President u .es-
United States feel the 5treng iunr influence OF or
prompt nd heart! response tn his la call for adltiOna
troops and those brave men, fathers, brothers and
sons in tn, field, struggling to the death uphold
cause cheered and encouraged by the INTEL
that mauy Of the - Green nc Intan Boy. y are
rapidly enrolling for the service their country, and
VIII advance to its defence Much M ght be
said YOU fellow citizens. but few III. brave
and patriotic is sufficient Time, now, is everything
Let there ne no delay for conyenit Lex
it said that Vermont is Of first States to r.
sponl with her quotacomposed Of volunteers. rrady Tor
| the SCI vice
The Ninth Regimen: of Vermont Infantry, in
camp in this State, will form part Of quota lndor
the call for three hundred thousand An
der from the Al uIant General Vermont will indicate
the details of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBR0OK,
Governor Of -. mont.
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IsN TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
T O'CLOCK a. M.
Special 10 the Boston Journal.

WASHINGTON, July Is. The President has
sent message 10 Congress requesting that the
pro- osed adjournment Tomorrow be postponed
for gay, in order to consider his project for
the emancipation OF slaves.
A proposition has been made to establish u
Bureau OF Emigration and Deputaton, with
Eli ThayeI at ts head, for the removal of freed
slaves. PERLEy.
WASHINGTON, July Is. There is much spec
ulation here as to the probable action o: the
President On confscation and emancipation, but
nothing Is definitely known.
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Sr. Louis, July Is. Dispatches to the mill
vary authorities to-day say that Gen. Curtis
command, about IA 900 strong, has reached
Helena, Ark, where they are resting at present.
Information iron Cornth 20 thursday say
that Cen Ha.icck Was there, and the various
divlsiohs OF The army we've IN good condition
and eager Tor active operations.
Bragg las about AZ 900 troops at Tutell' $,
anu 5000 more are at HOLLY Springs and at
vther places. Their movements are said to in
dictate offensive operations.
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WASHINGTON July Is. The Border State
kspresen satlves to-day finally agreed upon their
reply to the Presidents emancipation propo5l-
tion. Ii IL represented as temperate aud re-
respectful
They cannot for REASONS stated, endorse his
policy, and OTTER from him in the belief thas
the declaration vi these states to act upon IL
may and VIII prolong the war.
Ne 4 hey JOIN IN the recommendation that chose
States give d respectful consideration, bat IN no
way comlit themselves to It's support.
g@ Probably twenty members OF Congress have
been IN consultation up the subject.
Some OF the house from the border States
we're not present at the meeting, while oihers
have lett the city. Several VIII prepare reply
Of their own, the tenor OF which has not trans
plreu.
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Ap'U'Ast Np 'Nsfk'foH Hh'tkAL oPFlcA'i
"Copsrock' July l:o2
IN" ioHo"lhg orders nave p"eh issued ny Inc war De-
pertinent
49, YAK DEPNhrMENr,
"AisGfoN ~ u. June u, 1907
pursuant To Join resolution by Congress to encour
Advertisements IN hH regular army ana volunteer forces
Il Is
Ords'ed, mat premium OF Two uoiias snail ." PAID
Tor each accepted recruit thA volunteers Tor three years
or Curing me war anne'er9 Sodief WI hereafter en-
lists either In the regular army or the volunteers for three
years or during the war; may receive his first months
pay III ADVANCE upon the mastering Oh MS company INTO
The service OF the und states, or after ne shan nave
been mustered l!o ana joined regiment already in the
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Wa TQH e T. p AERL ING
ATTENDED TO IN GO0D SHAPE BY
M. O.. PA KINSON
ARMY HORSES
w \ N 6 = T

THERE WILL BE AN AGENT 70 PURCHASE HoR-
l. sss at the following places:
ST. ALBASs. Friday and Saturday, July llth
and 18th, 1862.
GRAND Isle, Monday July l4th
BrEnNGroN, tuesday and Wednesday, July Is
and l6.
WATERBURY,, Thursday. July Il,
MoNTrELILn, Friday ana Saturday. July 18th
and 10Th.
WOODSTOCK, Monday, July 81.
Az Horses must be Is hands nigh and upwarJs
No Mares taken
dSwf !. D. WALTON.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
tDJurANr AND Inspector GENERALS O7FioE,
WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862.
General Order No. Z.

In pursuance Of rcquison by the President Of tn
nrd Stats the Governor of Vermont ant in con
sder4 ion OF tns necessity OF IRA troops from Vermont
the vigorous prosecution Of the for the Union
hereby ind Gated and in reliance upon the known pat
rio'i.m and oyay OF the citizen. " tho Stat, which
dema nds that All the assistance needed by Government
shall b. All Jrd-d promptly and without question, it -
hereby ordered that additional Simpnt OF Infantry
be ,.cnominat'd the Tenth Regiment OF Vermont Vol
uuteers b. mm rGatry raised aud yanxed within this
State the army tn Cni:ed States for the
tern Of thee years unless discharged 1t is he
lieved and Nprced by ths Commander int hie that he
burden thereby imposed upon the people Of Vermont
will be- cherrfuly assumed and that every and loyal
citizen will his utmost endeavors to procure z.
prutApt esponse to tn. call Of the President.
All necessary ting stations will be Immediately
rstablished II which que notice will be given.
By order of his Fxcerncy,
FREDERICK lOLBROOK
Gov rnor and Com a nder in Chief.
PETER r. WASHBCRE,
Adjutant and Inspector General
STATE OF VERMONT.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. NJ.

SANDY Hook, july III. The steamer Persia.
from Liverpool rh- 5tn and Londonderry the
9th, arrived at I'D y clock this morning. A,lmi-
raj Gravier goes to Mckee in July in the iron
plated frigate Normandy. Gen. Forey goes
i'll September.
The grand duke Constantine Was shot at in
Warsaw, and is said to have been slightly
wounded.
New YORK, July l6. The Persia arrived up
at II o'clock. The correspondent of the Times
after pointing Gus the difficulties of the present
position of the Union force contends that the
capture of Richmond will make no difference,
but merely transfer the war further South. The
truth ls that an armstice and then settlement
OF this deadly quarrel by peaceful separation
is the only solution of the difficulty.
The Army and Navy Gazette says that al
though it has always maintained the power of
the North 10 take the principal military points
in the South, there has been no time since Bull
Run when their position and ability 10 do go
look more preoarious 1t thinks the battle OF
Richmond will determine the military campaign
in Virginia, but will not stop the war,
NV YoRK, July l6. The Times Washing
ton despatch says the President has been engaged
all day writing message ON the confcaton bill
which it is rumored he will veto.
The Tribunes despatch thinks he will sign the
bill, but his message will recommend supple
mental bill to remedy defects in the original.
The Times states that thereare rumors which
are credited, of Cabinet changes.
Arrived at Valparaiso, June 7, schooner Anna
Eliza, Capt. Freeman, from Boston for Honolulu
She lost three of her crew by an attack from the
Indians on the coast Of Terra del Fuego.
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10 WASHINGTON, July Is. The brig Delilah
From Liverpool, with cargo of sa!tpetre, drugs
and coffee, was captured Of Hole IN the Wall
on the Sd list. by the Quaker City.
z The schooner Voanle Was captured Oh the
I'd in Wingate bay 5. G.
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HEADQUARTERS, Corinth, july ID.
Gen Curtis amy arrived at Clarendon on the
10Th.
Alter almost daily diminishing wherein the
enemy was worsted, 5000 of them made :. stand
on the 9TH, on the Cook river near Round HILL.
Col. Hadney of the 32d Illinois, command
Ing the advance of Gen Steele division, alter
wards reinforced by TWO companies, attacked
and rou ted The rebels, scattering them IN all d.
rectlons, the greater purt going towards Little
Rock They also evacuated Durars Bluff.
Later adyic.s state that Gen. Curtis advance
has reached Helena. His army Is In good con-
dition and spirits. Provisions are scarce, but
supplies are carrying from Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, July 10. The Bulletin says that
Morgan's Band last night destroyed the long
bridge on the Kentucky Central road between
cynthia and PHrIs.
A gentleman residing near Cynthia says Nor
gan move on Frankfort and Lexington Was a
TENT, his real object bclng 30 take the railroad
ut Paris ana destroy the lownsheud Fladuct,
which it would take SIX weeks to reconstruct
There are reports tlls evening OF the railroad
Between Lexington anu Frankior. having been
tori up to-day by guerrlllas.
CAIRO, July Is. The water has been let inc
the canal az VlcKsbargn, but the anticipatlons
d that II would SOON cut u chaunel through are no
YET realized. he WORK VI deepening " three
teal has cuulmcuced.
4gas a he guerllias near Memphis are growing more
bold, DuTnlnS cotton almost ID slgnt ot the city
DlsSulslng themselves As cotton buyers, they
inu where 1T Is sccleted, aud then come IN !orc'
burnng It,
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Ne KANSAS CITY, July II. The Santa Fe mail
VI the Both ult has arrived. All the Texans
Except one company have lett Arizona tor home.
There was an engagement yesterday hetween
= company OF State militia and Quantrell's
band near Pleasant Hul.
x. The rebel. were finally iepulsed with LOSS Of
3 killed and 5 nortally wounded. Our loss was
killed and Is wounded.
~ Quantreli's coach ana sabre, and list OF all
bis men were captured. Capt. Keh, command
ing the militia, is reported wounded.
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CHICAGO, July 10. The Governor has issued
p proclamation Tor niue regiments OF infantry
Tor three years, III RESPONSE 10 the call VI the
President.
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'.ATb rlon NASHVILLE. - ", ,IIv,ss
'ier the following items by pnssen. NJ. .
; ~ the Charleston road las, syc,
~ IN. " f#2 tbo
here has been no train from Nash. NJ,
Tor several days, and no news. mi
ers received fer a week.
'ar friends ., Na,hsilI, had barn, s,,o
gun boats building IN thar ci,y, God
J w" n'so destroyed tie railroad IN,
+ ana the wire bridge over tie Oar
n FRIDAY. III A.. NJ. a Dispatch ,io"
received from the operator n, We i,
,'Ule' stating that aLc Federal ri,b
'oa'. were within two miles md .,,.,,
J within fifteen piles Of Nash. -
and That TINT was his las, mes. =,
rson' reported to hare ler, Tins g,
command H'' Nary
ned no doubt oSh;s ".., rcgin
ter Nashville whenevcr be- wi.h. The
do 50. Tho IDEA was, In, Is with o
Try AID get Du.ll between 9 one !.
ME and the Cumberland. we're |
be seen TINT a dispatch. re-. Ih''
late last night, spnoancc, ,l.s, smith,
s'ler,'s entered Nashville YES. saw 'h'
. and promised not To- be-. Vi. Pno,
u the people will only behave IIou,,o
.re'.--Asa!.nehe. If Momdsy. under d
In rsoN Erro,r Na.. The
D.-Northrrn Manor ~ % guns
are been received ~, ~ the mos
9. boz ""e has seix
steamer "Ksnrars," haa N. i9s p 9
On liverpool. Tho sNash. - 'ia'n