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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
ETATE yFRNONT.
ApJurANr Asp Inspector GESARAL's 0PYIeE,
WOODSTOCK, July Z, 1852.


ia pursuance Of rtqusiuon ~ the President OF the
pd states upon tie Governor ~ Vermont, and in
alteration Of the necessity Of troops fsm Vermont
OF the vigorous prosecution q the war for the Union
hereby Gated, and 10 reliance upon ne known pat
rot,m and 5yaty Of the citizens Of the STATE. which
demands that all The assistance needed by Government
shall he afforded promptly and without question, It ii
hereby ordered that additional regiment o. Infantry
to be denominat,d The Tenth Regiment OF Vermont Vol
unteers be Immediately raised and organized within this
STATE to serve ~ the army Of The unret states Ter The
Term II three years unless sooner DISCHARGED IL is be-
ieyed and expected by the Commander int hef that The
burden thereby imposed upon the people of vermont
viii be cherriuy assumed and That every true and Loyal
citizen will exert his utmost rndeayors to procure a
prnmpt response to the call Of the PresidcRt.
All necessary recru ting stations Will be Immediately
established # which que notice will be given.
By order Of his kNcelleucy,
FREDERICK HOLhROOk,
Gov rnoraud coHmander-iu Chief
PETER +. WASHBURN,
Atjutans and Inspector Gsnerai
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
Dental NOTICE.

| SHALL De ia my Office in Montpelier on Saturday,
july 5th and shall be elat TO ser those who equre
ile services Of Dentist d,n't expect TO be absent
frt m Montpelier again this year.
Bear IN mind thai for hMng with col D, chargo hut
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS CAVITY, and IN to case
charge anything TOT my temporary sets Of teeth but iuf-
rlsh thvm rREE. Work warranted
tiluulyl0 JOHN =. tONE1fs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
Abstract Of Gen Popss ORDERS. Nos, 5, 6
and T

Hereafter, as lar as practicable, TIE troops OF
this command will subsst upon the country in
which their operations are carried on. Nouoh-
ers Will be given to he ,wnes stating On their
face that they will De payable AZ the conclusion
Of the war, upon sufficient testimony beng iur-
nished that such Owners hay. been loyal citizens
Of the United States .uce the date Of the
yJuches
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
NUMBER SEVEN

Relates to the depredauons Of the rebels in
the country through which the amy may pass
and SAYS IL is ordered taAt whenever railroad
wagou-road or telegraph is injured by PARTIES Of
gucrrlihs, the citizen, living within five mdrs
OF the spot shall be turned out en- masse to
to repair the damage and shall, hsles, pay 90
tue United States IN money OF IA property,
to be levied by a military force, tn full amount
OF the pay and subsistence OF the whole force
necessary to coorco the performance Of the work
during the time occupied in completing il.
II a soldier or legitimate follower OF the
army be fired upon from any house, the house
shall be razed to the ground, aud the inhabit.
ants sent prisoners to the headquarters Of this
army.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

CARD 70 YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
a The subscriber will SEMI (lree Of charge to all who
desire IT, the recp, and dre lions for making simple
Yege able Balm, that will in from two to eight days re-
moy. Pmples, blochis, Tan, Fr.ckles. Saownrss and
all impurities an roughuess Of the Skin, leaving the
same-as Nature intended it shouldbcsoti Gear smooth
and beautf Those desiring the Recipe, with fall in
stucons directions and ADVICE, will Please call on or
address (with return postsge)
THOS. T. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist
qq6no s3l Broadway View York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

WA.niS0roS. y. e.. June u. 80.
pur.uant to jo NJ resolution by Congress to eucorr-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in tue regular array and volunteer forces
itis
Ord0ed That premium Of Two dollais shall be paid
m each &c rutcd recruit shat volunteers COR three years
or daring the var and every soldier, VITO hereafter en-
ster n nt regular ARM or the volunteers Tor three
wears or during the war, may receive his irs months
nav iu advance upon The muserap o his company into
he service VI he ruted States, or afer be shall have
leon mustered into and Joued regiment already In the
En-. order viii Sc transmitted 10 The Governors o.
States and recruiting officers
.Sirnedl EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

ST. JoESs, July Is. Steamship City OF
Washington, from Liyerpo the 9Th, and
Queenaown the 10Th ha. arr ed of Cafo Race
at O'Clock p NJ and was barded etc.
Political meas unimportani
The Paris correspondent the L-udon TER
aid. believes that the French .oyernment enter
tains very serious intentions II interfering to
put au eud 10 the American W.
The Times has dairy editoal on the diff
culues Of the American pos.1n 1t says lh'
broken States seem to be approaching Una
point when they must bee-ys two reasonable
ia ions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

tcnE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF a SUI
| FERER. Published as warning, and for the rspe
cla benefit Of Young Meu aud those who suffer with Ner
Vous Debility, Loss o Memory Premature Decay, &c,
by one who has cured himself by simple means, after be
pat to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Dosters
Single copies may be had Of the author g. LAMBERT
$50, Greenpont, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf355n2 Gfeenpoint, Long Island, \. J.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

v AsUINGToN, 7, g, July 2, I0t-.
OrI,rsd That OF the appropriation for collecting
rautytn and drilling VOLUNTEERS there shall be paid IN
advance TO each recruit for three Yeas, during the
saf the sum VI twenty live dollars being oae-iourh Of
the amour; Of bounty allowed by law such pay men 70
w. mad. upon the mastering of the regiment TO which
.ucl recruit belongs, into tho service u the United
safe. ,.,.,,,,,, q, am ,,rc,.
(Signedl EDWIN n. STANTON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
EDWIN N. STANTON.
Secretary ~ War.

The State u Vermont pays TO each accepted Recmt
Who il mustered into the service Of she United states
SEytY DOLLARS pER NoSTu, in addition to the pay or
TmRrrKS DOLLARS PR MoSrH, allowed by the United
States making the pay Of each private Twenty DOLLARS
per month durinr his term Of service of this Of
seven dollars per month"; payment is made from the date
Of enstmenti TO the dat OF muster AT the time the Reg
mrnt Ia mustered,
The result /. that each recruit will receive, when the
regiment lie mustered into the service Of the Uuited
States,
ON MoNra's PAY IN ApvANcE
A BouNrr ~ fwENrr-FtyE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY AT rng RArI or SEyEN DOLLARS PER MONTH FROM
rug pArB or ESLtsrNENr TO ruE DATE or MUsrER;
In addition To the premium q two dollars which WILDE
nail to any ulen soldier Tor cash accepted recrst
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And At the expiration Of tbs term Of enlistment, or
upon his honorable discharge from service, after having
served ~ oyoar be will receive further bounty Of sEy
trFVB DOLLARS. .
PETER 7. wASHBURN,
Adju,ant and Inspector General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
STATE or VERMONT.


Ap3VrASr AID INspECros GgNsRAL's OFFICE, {
WOODSTOCK, July Z, 1862
he following orders have been issued BY the War De
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

Fortress MoSRor, July ! Several gun
boats have come down the r'er to convey the
TROOPS which arc at this plsce op James river
No news from tie army.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

CINcISNArl July Is, A man who came into
Boyd N the Kentucky Cenha. Rail Road this
morning reports thai the tow Of Cynthiana,
&C miles from here SURRENDERED at o'clock
Yesterday, after half hours 1Qht. lie saw
Morgan and shook hands with aIm Morgan 3
number about 5000
4 solder, Who also came into Boyds, says
Morgans msn fred two round. alter the surren
der Capt. Arthars company rom Newport,
KY. were all killed or taken f.~uers
The excitement at Newport aad Coyngton is
very high and increasing, and be citizens are
organizing RAPIDLY Tor defense
The Provost Marshal Of A,Sport arrested
all reba ,ymp-thiz-r, to.oay
San Francisco kilograms OF ne l1,h contain
nothing new.
An Indianapolis despath g Tue Executive
Department says that IlenoaWn, KY, and
Newbsrgb, Indiana, had been iasn BY the reb-
els
At the latter place one Fe..aI was killed
and go SICK soldiers taken prisoners. The
rebels also took $50 stand Of arms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22
TATE OLE VERMONT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Brattleboro, July D, 1862 !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

1t adds, the foray into Orange County and
the destruction Of tho Railroad ridge over the
Rapldan by the enemy, lsa challenge on the
part of Pope that our Generals have now to
take up.
The Enquirer commenting On the threat
enlne aspect of Gen Mcclellan present opera
tons saws. ave must dig. dig or Mcclellan
will dig into Richmond The spade can only
b. defeated with the spade and The shovel will
always defeat the musket'
OF President Lncoln's recent visit to the
Army Of the Potomac, the Enquirer SAYS \
dirty trio. Lincoln, Stanton ana Winfield Scott
passed by Old Point on THURSDAY Isot for Me-
CeIan's headquarters, al or nt'' Berkeley. A
gentleman who Jaw the steamer Slch conveyed
this dirty trio OF Yankees, negrp.tealers says
there VA band 1. music on board, ana many
aags and streamers Auttered gal' 70 the breczs.
It is believed that Gen. Ha.-ck will soon
reach Washington, but the Character Of his
business has not trnnspred
Wm. II Asplnwall, Esq, OF New York, has
writlsn to the Secretary Of WWeadorsng hls
check for $3.50. 80, 60, which is Wodt on some
Enfield rifles ordered from England through
Messrs Howla y Aspuwall, declaring himself
unwilling 10 receive any pecunny bsnehs tor
services rendered.
Secretary Stanton replies ths' the thanks Of
this Department are returned, adding that a
Goy.rnm.n. supported by citlens who thut
prefer the public welfare to thar private gain
must overcome lts enemies.
Gen. Ssxton, at Beaufort, II letter 10 the
Secretary Of War, reports she .accsss Of til,
voluntary negro labor at Beanioh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

NEW YokS. Jolly IL Toe British steamer
Ann arrived IT noon in charge 81 Acting Master
Partridge
HE Ann was discovered under the guns IF
Fort Morgan, Mobile Bay, unloading arms gun
rowder. b. when the irigate SusQuehauna and
tho ennbolt K4nawha sailed into the Bay The
former engaged tho Fort, and tho latter sue
ceed,l n cutting tho British neutral vessel out.
The crca Of tho Ann deserted and escaped
after attempting to sink her Her cargo con-
s'ts OF guupowder arms, carTldges boxes OF
tea, coffee pepper, 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July IS. It is rumored tina
there is a mutiny among the prisoners in For
Delaware. where here are 5000 confined Ih
telegraph wire is down The muHny wa
quslled after shooting ~ Of the ra'cals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

CHcloo, July lj The Governor has issued
proclamation for nine regiments Of infantry
for three years, in response to the call Of the
President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
The March of Events.

Ulisr :hs caption che Chicago Tr5B.4s presents the
Rrst, Alternatives OF the now waging, in thefOlOW
~. -ssss and emphatic senteEe,s:
"rls veous whlse instincts are uletrng reed not ap-
ptehend thEt the Spp,-snt division Of sentiment
ths members o. the cabinet, developed az FOrney's
GEg.r t1 Pren'cs viii Rave Any serious results or
exercise any considerable influence The conduct Of
o.. war TIE iaexortbe logic Ct events = more con-
vue-s than s1v iorm Of vorls, and NJ. Smith, and
t1s sAo tAilk wi,a him, vii be comDClcd in due time
20 rac3-1z, and acc the fac thai either slavery
o. rls Cg,cn must be destroyed and when they get
ia, INSIGHT ito tire t,ue sisni6,s1ce OF the contest
tarr wiz no. 70 thew arr oya mer hesitate in accept
i1g ard dong the AK before them, Nth the energy
ard o-'rylless gh1, may atone for heir present lack
chesapeake on TIE march IA onEsrl, snd there is
no rrr l ths President gUd cabinet 90 prevent it,
S.e-sr.sy smith viii kcoE this D. AMI by.
N.uyi1-cii,su micis North AID South A, the ou.se:
Of taa var believed that iu other, matters
would adjusted si,b Hgr Iul, bloodshed, aud With
BIS ,,l. delay There were some even really look
"a -1r- q. 8 ninety dsy; aI.r, while o;hers deber
ssy ari t5r purpose represented il as an eptemera
l.rl wSi1l The re- u-nirg good sense Of tho excited
parties would lst ia sensible wav. Seward, while
Do tl .ls tins knew better delded his credu'Ols adui
r- F,s sles false hopes stile eooly panniog war Of
re-dc proportion, and ar.illy PLAYING upon passions
~aes' tr5ciOus s-esp rendered sArlyse,tement inn
possible Toe rl.-s Ab=l t7nists VII soon bavs tu Sway.
Tls5 have achieved the supreme o>atrO Of tde question
and cate the policy Of ne Loco'n Government
"E-.he- slavery or tas Uloa must be destroyed."-
Tr1.s IBIS e. che oe, Of the controversy. Nov Is eVi'
d.l. cha. the Ul.o1 destroyed /, ill very soon be
,q-zr evident GA. sagery u moi Ds perni Ted to eA'
i. l sAs, : lsi OF The Old Union. MuyArd Kentucky
Erg'lr, have the alternative placed before them by the
ar4,ra5e o-c Of events 20 Civ, Up tie Urion CT give
u1 slavery Tie march Of events il ir,esisbly tending
90 ells5Gda;e public sentiment 10 Jhoss border States in
favor Of ths southern Ccuiedersc7 The expiring strug
gle r' Abolition powsr viii be made ia those Sates.-
Ilg ultimate rssgi. VII BE- 1913 the Y,pkes V viii doa
oa. over territory 5eiiyl.eL 10 tree soil Slavery uiu
De- osat,7 ,5olsteI FRS, 10 tlc District Of Columbia
a-l rrl a. every Sss thai decides remain With the
Iar1.ni-.. D.lv1rs vii probably be compelled by
Der asipess1es % comply sh the eNlcton. The other
b1ri.r S.s.es all make such st :ernnsd struggle to
p-e slavery as viii exhaust even Yankee pertnacity
TIers can De 20 other ia-N1rable logic il the events
ron lr4asprag ;5,a an autsllvery Government North
aid p-5.sllvJ-y G5v.snue1t Scgh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Enrllsn md FRENCH Nnvle..

Since the Quarrel between New England and Old Eng
land Ia grown into the proportions which make HOSTILE
ties between them probable and France in the humOr
10 unite " strength with tha; Of Great Britain, to
pres be robber nsolence With which the Lincoln repub
lie oil onts the world the Wv Orleans Piedyaas has
been searching for reliable statements Of the naval pow
er Of thos, two governments. Toe h,es. it has been
abe to find that is authentic, Is for England, the Navy
List Of 80 and for France that of 1860. Both are
behini the actu force OF the Gsverumen,s is well
known that they have been adding largely to their na-
vcs in ships and equipments within short time, and
are engaged in s,ll further engagements.
The Navy list of Great Britain for July 1882 Gays our
informant contained the Of 2si steam vessels
and % under construction, and 92s sailing vessels-A
tot, # sal sas yesseA OF these $50 carried 20 guns
each or more Eight steam sbips-ofwar carry 100 guns
each and there are 81 which carry 60 guns each
TIE whole number of guns ahOat IA 24O Of which
Az, are carried on steam vessels.
Besides these England had l54 steam gunboats and
100 sailing boats, for port and coast defence.
There Is no meaIs Of knowing, from the List, how
many Of thss, are ft for service. Blu. il ia said by
the same report that before the close Of 1860, there
would he added to the navy 10 ships ofhe-ne, IL
rsaes, four steelelad ships four cOvettes, fifteen
sleeps aud fifteen gunbolis These would go far TO make
10 for What might be inefficient in the reported list
/ The amount at al events is very formidable
TIE psrsours Of the royal navy at that date shows
40 scve Gs Of - admiras u wee admirals, 81 rear
asrrls, $50 captains, 5OS commanders and llls lieu
tenants. There were on hslcpay ~ admiras, % vice
adn.ras 60 rear admirals lOi captains 'S2 command
ers and 81 lieu;eusuts. We omit the retired list
The budget for the service Of lSGOSl provided for
$50 e officers, 4s5 commissioned officers, 1905 war
rant ,srs, ard As I5s seSmen and boys These, with
Is cOj marines and 900 coast guard make total ma
rile service OF So 500 men.
The French navy, according 10 the official report oil
Is6O consists CT 5Sl vessels carrying l24 guns. Oh
these vessels SIT we're steamers, carrying 1888 guns
Steamers OF 100 guns and upward amount to 20; 2'
AZ so's.
The French budget has placed at the disposal of the
Government for annual expenditure, from 1855 to 1861
forty eight millions ofiranos for the maintenance, repair
aad equipment Of the navy aud fifteen to seventeen mil
Eouy for constructions
By the same report the psrsoAsl Of the French navy
uader the head Of "actf" consists Of SOS Ag, com
r,'sdoned and other officers sailors ION the peace es
..olsim,u) % 2lS-to,al. IS SIS The wa- establish
meu for the force voted in the bud get is 90 SIS, with
ulriue corps Of % $40 mixing total for the marine
.sryi,s OF go 275 men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
r,. oue.t,On OF an Advances.

Cincinnati paper PROCESSES to have direct ana su'
beuc Information from Washington, that there VIII DC
no advance this winter from tie Potomac and that
there Ia any fighting in that quarter itT De Or0usn'
on BY the Rebels This may be rEss oil the enemy
and vet it is in accord with own views The eowaroy
rasca who cut such espars at Bull Run, have no incl
nasca TO repeat the sport Besides, the Eastern an
KEGS would gladly shift the tOls war 10 the West aud
limit their part in it to pratcll depredatiOns on the
Southern coast This ia the sort Of war in which they
would delight Comparatively free from danger and
erpg large opportunities for punder, they would revel
in il, aud readily pledge themselves, il the Rebels vii
agree never to advance oui Of sight of the Potomac
The Northwestern Yankees better fighters than they
are aud to them they would leave the advance and all
the glory of triumphant T1' no doubt is the hoped
for game on their part Whether it will be played out
will depend or circumstances. The Rebels may have
word or two to say on TIE subaot-and if the policy of
suneaton does not prevail forever, their words will not
be uuaceompared by deeds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

ANOTHER SUCCESS The late movement OF General
rhompso1, noticed in columns resulted in the cap
ture OF large quantity Of clothing etc from the Fede.
raj depot Commerce, Missouri Gen T. was forced to
leave his artillery on the line Of march, in consequences
of the w.e.ched condition Of the roads, but with bis
small force be entered the town. and at proceeded
10 lake possession Of the enemys stores The steamer
City of Alton attempted to land bu: was warned eff by
some Of the Unonis's 10 time 10 prevent her capture
Several shots were fred into her with small arms-wh
what result was not asccrtsued-but she succeedei 10
escaping The report Of har capture circulated IN the
city yesterday afternoon, was incorrect. ecu Thomp'
son and his men returned to NeS Madrid on Monday
Afternoon all uuharmGd, NR the exception Of being a.
tigped after their march Of over oLe hundred mil
made within forty eight houra-AsmpkY APPEAL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
cksErN ApYANcE

Toe ng.n-Y o. tAe ae Imposing ;hs necessity o. paying
a.s Pr sre-rhar re-i,1l FOR ~, rahgs OF newspaper
Irpsei us time slae 20 ounce i n no case would
enter Ascrb- 6OOAs aairs the order for the
paps- vs. BY ne money paw he lit
a. o. the lines ~ no. oaJ eonaued usia this deter
m1sa1 bg ,omps Us % Nnnoaaes % al ne subfe-ber' 10
r yareaiy on our booss sat necessity forces adopt
ID SAM raie In regard them uat The viii ulti-
IS course To this end ~. forthwith commence the
work 'ssaiay bis ron The ose, male out In such
81 ul VII When pa place each sabserbsr IN advance
c1aus o. sbs.rDu1u. all b. due place each
sus-a-rs b. eef,r, vAa he three months. on the
fssch ls5a u all s0 have pst seclrlnE
O. ss tsrns VII BE- erased iron b,ts and regularly there
as no Ice s be subscribers Of the expiration
ofhF ispon yeas and adopted slh all unless
pssus1s ad ssf prssssvsOa eOupel tbs else Il
V.lld 10; BE- adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
THE WINTER CAMPAIGN.

The Cincinnati CJmmacidl, heretofore despondng,
begins to have hopes of speedy forward movement
Ii Gays =,
Aside from the fear of foreign intervention we would
regard winter campaign the thing needul to crush
the rebellion aud in the present alarming condition CT
our foreign aions tho activity of armies during
the winter is essential 20 national salvation. And we are
appy TO say We believe that the long ethirgy Of those
armies will be speedily shaken Off and that slmutane-
Gus Jrt will be made by all the forcR have in the
dto "cuh out" the military power OF the REBEL or
There is evidence this 6c. that we hlve DO right TO
discrsGit aud the confidence Stch have in It is the
Foundation for all the hopes we entertain that om coun.
Try will rise triumphant in s old proportions, and with
new glory from the Of troubles against which It has
taken I'D arms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
DIED.
alh ln,t wuLsoNIA pAsK pErrRs

On Saturday evening, The 4h wILsosIA pArK PETERS,
daughter OF wilson and Janetti Petet4 aged u years
The 1nera vii be preached al tie residences Of her father
nsr Cary and M stree Tussiy nsrnng a. II oeoel By
Rev Dr. Hoge Ihefends and seqiainances invited
tend.
n, Sunday poorainv a, N. ,.,a.,.. q, h h,oh., Jx
nss-' a.. puEpr INy nrpYw,rt.vp q, ~ ~ "a n
%s-s-sSsr a, hsm .rIr count, VIE VI ''' WI" ~
NJ Iii ave NJ az al =. r..
a.. 80 -. !. $780, N ~. $3.50, ~ - - Ise
in .y 80 % st,,Ds y" e iA-V SIC
iH''eaSS AsseN1'
funeral Of Mr. ALyXASDER hill uh, del A. hi Ia, re-,
denee on BROAD street, Saturday hight At hspst ssht
O'clock will take place Rev keAds Caugch on Psain
stre,t this Monday Afternoon Al . o'c'o.k
truer fn5 more deyoted husband or loving inaulyen,
.. b.r ma .sr u,ss
The d.na. Of t. deceased and III. family are
10 attend -
,....,a.... o.. p., m nj. 81, pLI., -.
NJ TIItaprra n pptnP ~ ~ ,s,e 80, q, ~,
= ~ ~ " rhio' N lus ''-n Us. " - SCI,
me snas kna tsaySs SIC 60 70 seh I MN
'ne r's0''e''Ah 0nurSn' -. i4ofnias " ID
Al coyer Hill eonnv D,eenber ID i6 In TIE
s4;h wear OF hi, sg Leutensnt IwIs JostPR COX ION a.