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NEIDERsTADT X son,

Manufacturers of and dealers In Boots, shoos Leah-
or, Findings, &c, &c. Hess Block, ID door from
corner, 6enosee street, m EAST SAGINAW, .
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w. l.. r. LITTLE ~ co.,

W. l.. p. LITTIE a CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex,
Change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, 10. VIII
give prompt attention 10 Collectons, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents, and all matters connected with a Land Agen-
oy promptly attcndcdto. EAST SAGINAW
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WILLIAM C.,DiETZ,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes Hats,
Caps, Provisions, salt, etc. Corner Store, Buena
Vista Block, san ~
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i SHAW a REYNOLDS,
I'D. r. q y. n. FREY,

Book Binders, and dealers in stationery, Blank
Bnoks School Books, etc. Washington street,
doors south Of Young,s Hotel EAST sAGINAw.
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HoUGH q HERsKELb,

Dealers In Groceries, .proysiops, Produce, .Flour
Fecd, Salt, Family Supplies, Wooden wa-ss Com
fecsionaries. Fruits Paints, Oils, Dye stnfs, etc
Gcncsce street, north side, old stand Of sanbon a.
Tucker, frr EAST SAGINAW
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Carry on tho business Of Blacksmithing and Wagon
q Making, at their old stand on Genesee street,
south side, corner Of Genesee and Cass, f.f f,,f
~ EAST SAGINAW.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY Tho County Conven.
ton for Bennington County was held at Ar
lington on Wednesday last. The folloviu,
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State Convention.

4 Mass Convention OF the Frcemen Of Yer,
mont, will be held at Montpelier, on the 9th
day of July next. tit eleven O'Clock, y. Nj, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
ornor and Treasurer, 70 be supported at the en-
suing election.
All who are in favor of sustaining the Con-
ettution and the Union and Of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis OF
gAo country, are cordially invited TO attend
HI HENRY BAXTER,
J. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
II. W. CLARK, State Committee.
GEO. 6. SHEPARD.
June 5, 1862.
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4 DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to he
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
;he morning in season for the morning malls.
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81, 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office.
$500 per year, or 81 % for three months, to
village subscribers--pape delivered at their
vuses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. &. W. WILLARD.
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Prentlceiana.

\ rebel lady asks ny letter whether we h,v.
any objection to her praying for u. rhat de-.
pe"ds GA whether she prays to God or the Devil
\ writer in the Mobile Register. under .ho
signature Of " d. c., 4cyis,s thar I'm, ra,c'I
crates should - kill themselves rather ina, r,L
INTO tie hands OF the Yankees lie h,J L'',
Ter begin the work Of suicide himself h., yo,,
nhne indicates td'om ,. q. 49,
i"' ',oe's nave 40 salt, anI We, ,.ev h,y,
managed 70 get INTO q Tremendous pickle.
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SKC0kD VERMONT

SECOND VERMONT.
Lieut.-Col. L. ii. Joyce, wounded.
Quarterniaster Stone, wounded slightly.
W. Williams Co. B, IN arm,
j. E. Clark, d, in hand
David F. Bacon, E, rheunas,m
THIRD VERMONT
j. b. Hart, Co. Ii, sick,
j. ) Seayer. siek-tevsf
Z. l., Stevens, ID, fever.
FOURTH VERMONT
Col. E. II. Stoughton, wounded
Seth 5. Davis, Co. {. cut in Left hand
John A, Crozier, G, sick
Sergeant R. w. Fowler, +. hip
FIFTH VERMONT.
Capt. fanny, wounded,
Capt. Benton. Co. d. wounded
Capt. & p Dudley. E. sick
q. ii. Jackson, b, head
A Wheeler. q, hand
Daniel Smith, X, in arm
+. Merriam, B, in leg.
Geo. + Benson, f, in leg.
Anthony Jacobs, Ii, in head.
Sergt ). A Martin, &. groin.
Serg't NJ, +. Fisk, &, arm and ear.
Samuel Norcross, Il, knee.
!. d. hammond, | leg.
VIM. Daniels, B, fever
l.. l. Dutton, Ii, shoulder, foot and hand.
SIXTH VERMONT.
Jas Clark, Co. A, in chest.
&. Z. Martin, X, shigh.
A. II. Patch, II, arm.
Ed, Ii. HIVES, c.. +, (vt.) Bsrdan's Sharp
shooters wounded in shoulder.
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The Late Fighting on the Peninsula.
June 5, 1862

In the Whirl Of excitement and the maze of
bewderng and often conflicting kilograms
which have fed the public desire for intelligence
from Mcclellan army for nearly week, it mas
been quite impossible to arrive at any accurate
or dsinlte conclusion Of the state Of affairs on
the Peninsula. The first dispatch from Z. e.,
Fulton the editor of the Baltimore american,
raised expectation TO the highes point, and
the news Of great military success, which
placed Richmond At once in our power C aused a
Joyous exulta,lon from one eno of the country to
the other. Bat the subsequent intelligence so
entirely failed to answer these expectations that,
almost universally, the reaction created degree
Of dependency in the public heart that has had
20 parallel since the disaster Vt Bull rum 1t
now begins to be pretty clearly seon that there
was in fact as little cause for the dependency
as for the e1ultation. As the smoke of battle
clears away, and the exaggerated reports and
wildor guesses of excited reporters arc compared
with the later facts, and cut down to the dimsn-
sions of actual occurrences, it becomes evident
that, while the forces under Mcclellan have met
with a check, are further from Richmond than
one week ago. and have lost many valuable lives
they have yet not met with disastrous repulss
or fallen back in any dsorderly retreat but on
the contrary have fought bravely for six days.
and, by the confession Of the rebels themselves,
the last two days repulsed the traitors who had
tnassed against them their whole available force
Let US give brief outline of this long battle OF
six days.
1t seems generally agreed that Gen. Mcclellan
had prior to last Thursday, determined on chang
ing mis- base OF operations from White House, on
the Pamurkey river, to some point on the James
river, thus enabling the army and the gunboats
to cooperate 10 the attack upon Richmond
White House, after the raid of Stuart cavalry,
had become evidently too insecure place for
the immense and only supplies for his entr.
army The movement Of troops latterly had
been gradually towards James river. and by
Thursday of last week only 10000 troops, con-
shutting the right wing of the army, were
lett on the Worth side Of the Chiekahominy.
Whether the rebels OWNED his purpose or not,
au immense force, consisting in part, at least, of
Stonewll Jackson command, on Thursday at
tackled the right wing. There was much sharp
lighting that day, our troops holding their po-
sltioa and repulsing the enemy, till towards
night, when they, in obedience to orders and
no doubt in pursuance of the original plan,
rloved back toward the Chckahominy. On
Friday the rebels, in greatly superior numbers,
estimated ~ correspondents at at least &c, goo,
renewed tie attack on the right, pressing our
troops back by the force Of numbers, until they
were reinforced by some troops vino recrosSod the
Ghlckahominy but even then we had but about
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-05

IHE FoURrH.-This Anniversary was quietly
celebrated in Montpelier. The new. from the
Peninsula had disinclincd people Tor the usual
Joyous demonstrations. There were but few
strangers in town. and there was little unusual
in the aspect of the village. Tn. boys INDUCED
'ne'r propensity for noise in burning fire crack
srs' but beside this and the firing of few gun.
IN the morning, there was nothing to remind
one OF the - glorious Fourth"
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ooUrHERN Rights. The right to paysG
bits pound tor coffee, thirty cents for bacon
sixty cents tor beef, and one dollar u ward 1r
calico The right to be dragged out Of 5ed
tArred and ieathered and fastened or hung t.
lamp post if you differ in opinion from 7oCr
neighoors, or 1t you agree with them to ioin
Vgiiahce committee and drag out OF bed and 'aF
ana leather or hang those whom the persona
interest OF spite OF the mem bers may render oh
no1Ions The right to rebel against the GOV
eminent, bringing all the horrors of civil war
ON the country, whenever q President is elected
that you DO not like. The right of few nen
assembled III convention call d " tn consider
the relation OF our State to the General Govern
ment, to take that State out of the Union ard
without referring the question to the people 70
proceed 10 erect new form of government o7e'
them at your pleasure WHY not make 1t NOR.
archy' ay, desootism, at once? The right TO ru.
IN our noble currency and to give US rags and
shlnplasters instead
lhe right to burn cotton, TO beggar families,
10 iorce our sons to fight, to b. killed, manned
10 dle OF disease, or 10 drag out a miserable *
isience worse than death The right to talk VI
the expressions of the t. s. Governments All
then to pass conscnptlon law The right 4"
believe IN torei n Intervention The right "a
thlnk that " Cotton Is King The right %
gam splendid victories, and then retire NJ So.
render immediately after The right 10 'ur~'
the Yankees and call them "A ow-born. Nv.
nrily lac, w,"n You were born and raise
/ New Engllni Yourself
for southern Rights, hprrth
/ -.New prIo-ns Daha. Moscow
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Ths VERMONT BRIGADs.-It will be seen
by the extract which we copy below, that there
is much hope that the Vermont Brigade ha.
suffered less than WAS anticipated in the lat.
lighting. 10 behaved bravely AZ was expected.
Gen. Brooks isgenerally rumored 10 be ser-
ously wounded. His brigade of Vermonters
behaved IKE veterans in theseveraI engagements
o., between Gaines dill and White Oak Swamp.
The same lndomtable pluck that instigated the
charge across the dam at Warwick river marked
Their course IN the fight of Goldings Farm,
Hsvages and White Oaks. The loss of this
brigade is perhaps less than that of any Of the
brgades of Smiths division.
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LIEUT.. Col. JorCk.-Our readers will be o., I'd
to learn that Lieut.. COL CHARLES II. JoYcR, Of
the md Vermont, at flSt reported killed, is now
known 10 be at Fortress Monroe He was &c.
Ver"iy wounded in the battle of White Ouk
swamp, We have .earned no particulars be.
yond this,
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Sick and Wounded Verne ont Soldiers.

Below We publish list, IS lar US received. Of
sausalitles among the Vermont troops in the re-
cent fighting on the Peninsula. The wounded
are doubtless now at fortress Monroe For
convenience We have included in the list, those
who are ut Fortress Monroe sick in hospital.
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uDETPEI.IER. VI
SATURDAY, JULY 3 1862.

H,ylNG CHOSEN OR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
ND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT fEA
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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New YORK, July 4. A person arrived in tnl.
city last evening from the field OF battle bei,r.
Richmond, having let there on Tuesday evening
July |, AT P. NJ
At That time Gen. McClelians advance was
three miles northwest OF lIardin's Landing, ami
within fifteen miles OF Richmond.
The enemy was terribly repulsed IN the battle
OF Monday, which was sangulnary IN the ex
trems. We were attacked at four different
points, and sammarlly repulsed the enemy
at three, when they pressed HelntXlemau
lett very hard, but Sumner went To his relief,
and they were finally repulsed with grea:
slaughter. Heintzleman captured eight guns
and d whole brlga lie OF rebels 900, including
their Coionels ut louisiana, *,
Congressman Lamar, OF Georgia, aud McC9w-
an OF South Carolina.
Our Hansporta ion was all safely removed
but seventy live wagons, which were burned ia
camp.
The enemys attack, on Monday. was isrc9
in the extreme. ksarncJ, Hooker Richardson,
oedgwick, Smith and McCal participated
The reserve under Mccall suffered severely
and Gems. Mccall and Reynolds were probably
taken prisoners, as they were missing TUESDAY
night Gen. Meade is severely wounded, ami
Gems Burns and Brook. slightly.
Stonewall jackson is undoubtedly Killed
Gen. Mcclellan, after the fulles, investigated,
credits the report. all the prisoners corroborasn.
it. The rebel General j. r. Anderson va,
nortally wounded in the acton a. S.vags's ots-
ton on Sunday
On Monday night intrenchments were begun
and prosecuted as rapidly MS possible The hrs;
boat OF relntorcements arrived just as our cor
responder, left. Supplies were also coming "a
| ia abundance
Our t-tal loss ip the whole six days terra
lighting, from Wednesday up to Monday nlgn,.
Is about twelve thousand, seven thousand hyl
hundred OF which were lost 10 the battle .. Fr
day OH the right.
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nominations We're mada

E.I $; MORGAN, san.
MYRoN CLARK, senators
B. r, SEARS,
LEANDER POWERS, Sheriff.
q MINER, States Attorney.
DAVID G WHEELOCK, High Baillf.
JUDGES OF PROBATE:
John GATES, Bennington District,
'RlAH 5. KENT, Manchester District.
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NEWS BY MAIL.
From tho Peninsula.
FIRTHER PARTICULARS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday, July -
p. 81. The steamer Daniel Webster has jus.
arrived here from City Point with upwards u,
300 wounded on board.
4 gentleman who came down in charge u
them informs me that Yesterday was the s1ta
dav that the battle has been going on, with III.
most terrific fighting the sun ever shone upon
1t has extented the whole length OF our line
We have lost great many men in killed
wounded and missing, probably fifteen 10 TWEEN
! ty thousand.
He informs me that Gen. McClelans head
quarters are a. fIardys Landing to-day, 4a1
! ms lines extend five miles above toward Rca-
1nond. This move vi the INT wing OF the
army was predetermined upon and planned ten
DAYS ago. and would have been carried out
sooner. but Tor certain reasons well known II
The army, but which it would not be proper 10
State. The enemy forces have greatly outnun-
bered ours in almost every action, but nOtwVh-
standing this they haze bern repuIsedo ttensr ina.
zoe hare, and their loss far erceeds ours.
Yesterday Gen. Mcclellan is said to nave cay
tured whole rebel brigade, and took from
them several rifle cannon, and ether pieces
1t is now said that We have lost very lew )f
our siege guns, most Of them having been r.
covered in safety.
There have been ii great many wounded prls
oners raken on both sides
Our intorInent says that Gen. Mcclellan ami
his Staff all agree that he present position Of
our army is far more advantageous DIS base OF
operations against Richmond than that hIther,
tn occupied.
The gunboats can now be brought TO bear,
and materially aid in carrying on the work
Some OF our regiments have suffered terribly.
while others have bus little rhr New YORK
Fifth suffered terribly. They made most he
roic struggle, and made great havoc among the
enemy. About one-half their number are killed,
wounded and taken prisoners They were IA
the fight AT Cold ilarbor, and fought against
desperate odds.
Our left wing was engaged yesterday July /.
up to , clock, With the enemy, mostly with
artillery.
The enemy 5 force, gathered from prisoners
who we're members of Deauregards W stern az
my. was lS5 900 men, whilst our effective force
did not exceed 80 900,
The Richmond Dispatch OF Monday an
nouncad the death or Gen. ''Stoncwall' Jaca
son and OF Gen. Barnwell Rhett OF South C4:y-
lima,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-20

Females nurses 4U cents per day and one ra-
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and Is
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers $l46 so.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier Quarters,
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. fla soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provides for him
pension or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad-
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him comfortable home so long as he may
wish to receive its benefits
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 50 month to be paid du-
ring service, the 800 bounty at the end of the
war, which has already been provided for. and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at its coming session The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike.
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The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army yroll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month.
which includes rations, servant hire. forage, &c.
GENERAL oFFIcERs.
Per month. Total.
Lieutenant General ... S270 S77e 90
Aids de Camp and Military Secreta-
tary TO Lieutenant General. each ~ l9s 90
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BY ofthese Pills the periodic g-uops
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commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
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They act gently upon the bowesremoving Costveness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all
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The CEpHAIIC PILLS are the result OF long nvestga-
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and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system
from q deranged state Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition and
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ing any change of Diet and the absence Of any disagreed
bis renders easy administer children.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFErTsi
The genuine signatures of Henry C. spaidine
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines.
box will be sent by mail, pre- paid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, % CENTS.
Ali orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C. sPALDING,
IS Ceder Street. New York.
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ultOn 10 pay, etc. OF Lieutenant IU 20 UU
In the above We have not inserted the frac-
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month
of artillery and infantry. and of dragons and
rihemen when serving on foot The second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
and of dragons and rihemen when mounted;
Sergeant Major. Quartermaster
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PRoy. o. j. WooD-Jedr sir: take pleasure in reoos
mending year Hair Restorative most excellent a
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COL. GEAmY,s Do1Ncs.

A SPECIAL to the Philadelphia Inquirer, from
more, 4tl, says Col. Geary's advance encoun.
tered three hundred OF Stewards and Whites
cavalry and force of infantry, at Midjeburg,
Va last Saturday. He marched from Philo-
mont in the morning, and drove in the rebel
pickets outside OF Middeburg, when he enter
ell the town and discovered the infantry in
retreat, and the cavalry posted to make n
stand A gun was placed TO command the
main street, and the twenty -eighth charged
the rebels with the bayonet. on the double
quick, driving them beyond the town. They
halted in the hollow, but were driven off with
rifles, and again stirred up from thicket two
miles distant by shells from the guns in our
hands. The excitement was great during the
charge through tie town. men dropping all
superfluous clothing to chase the rebels.