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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, July Do.
FL0UE-'aIss stsi75 90 nr superaae
Western, 8 -ia B. a. .or common and good ex-
tra' from rst wheat. an! sea65j fr good sai
white wheat. including Geae.-e. Canada. Ohio
and Michigan
GRAIN Tlcro is o., o.. .,rilI change Co notice
10 the Corn market. Sale. moderate at @. tte
Tor Western and Southern yellow. and IS tlc
nr Western mixei, in,Iuiiar poor aud good
Oats are frm.r ami have been "a better demand.
with sales OF Northern and Ciuads a. i5 Ste.
Rye is firm and higher, with sales lt So a s6, per
bush. White Beans arc duh hut prices are teady
The sales have been a, s. a o. peg tu.l fr COM
mon aai stol tlue POD, aai S. a 3 30 per bu-a
for iaaTrcg and extra. rcl. Canada Pea have
been sold ar 90c per bush. Ia Shorts sales at Sl6
L.. and Fine Ieei ana Nilllngs a; Sl7 20
per ten including common and good
PROVISION There has beena fair demand
for Pork the ra.t week. Sales at 50 a 10 for
prime. Sll % l. for mes.; and Sl5 II fr
clear, cab. Beet is steldy, but sale. only in
small lot. at ST. Is per DOL Tor Eastern aud
We-tcrn mcss and extra mes. and SIS a Is %
for family extra. Lard il firm and in faiT demand
with sales in b5ls AMI ,ierces at S! si,; aud in
kegs a. A 9ic Ter H. cash. smoked Hams are
selling quite freely at o.. per 10, cash. But
ter Is steady with sales Of good and choice at Is
lie, and common and fair a, 10 a lie per 10.
canana and Western Is selling at 10 lac per 10.
Cheese Is selling at D a lie per 10, for common
and prime.
Wo0L-Fleece Wool ha5 been arriving more
freely ami tie market sust,ins full prices, with
fair demand. sales Of $50, 600 lbs at from i5 a
81 per IL. the latter price for choice lots Of
d..
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PIE RSONAL.
Chaplain Woodward of the Vt. Cavalry is
now home on a months fdrlough.

Chaplain Woodward of the Vt. Cavalry is
now home on a months fdrlough.
Capt Hart Of Co. c. 18th y. Y. Cavalry
whom many of our readers knew during his
stay here lest summer, was in town Tues
day. lie has been in all the battles Of the
Shenandoah Valley. Capt. Hart says the
Vermont Cavalry is the finest cavalry reGi-
mcut now in the service.
The Richmond Despatch of June 3, says
seven prisoners were brought into Petersburg
who said they had deserted from the Federal
army and wished to take the oath of alle-
glance to the ConfederacY. Among their
name. j. that Of G. l. Curtis, 5th Vermont
We ind the name Of Geo. L. Curtis, iu Co.
\, lSt Alblns) in the published roll of the
jtb. The DeYatoh adds These men say
thatth,re is great dissatisfaction in the Yam
kee army and q great disposition to desert"
Lieut.. CD. Brown Of the S,h Vt, now
editor Of the Nv Orleans Delta, is getting
quite a circulation flr his paper, ten thou
elulc'po- being soldevery day in the streets.
Ia4t o. Larger than the circulation Of the
Wood -tock 4gc,-fornerly Col. Browns pa
perm it- best days, we think.
g. Con. BrLEY, Of the Sharp Shooters,
hl- reached home at Rutland lie received
severe wound IN the leg in one of the recent
b4ilrs before Richmond. The Rutland Her
ad -aya that tire Governor has of red to Col |
BIi-y the Command Of the 10Th Regiment.
On saturday the Senate confirmed the
nomination Of Hon. f. d. CULVER. of Brook
Ign, as Minister resident to Venezuela
rAoi Pus-NlR, Prof OF Modern Lam
guaE- "a, Union College, Schenectady, is
rai-m- AND viii command a regiment Of Vol
unt.,l, nud,r the new levy, and many of the
STUDENTS, rather than lose his instructions,
VIII i,in bis regiment. lie has had a militia
ny ,iucition.
At tie recent Commencement of Ingham
College. y y, the honorary degree Of d. D.
WIS conferred upon Rev. 5. ". CozzENs, Of
Weyhulg,, Vt
HLv. j. Z EASKIN, of st. Adams, has re-
c-y j an unanimous call to the pastorate Of
oithe Appleton street Congregational Church
in Lowell. Ms.
Rev Gao. &. l,IuAN was ordained and
installed as Pastor Of the Congregational
CHuI,h iu >helI,n, on the lOth inst. lie ,
-r-4u4'ed 90 iac University Of Vermont IN
1850
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\ fredericksburg letter to the Herald states
that Maj. Slaughter who went to Richmond
to procure the release Of Gen. Reynolds, has
returned completely disguised with affairs at
the rebel headquarters.
lie was cody informed that the General
could not be released or seen, and the Sec.
of War was equally invisible. Mai. Slaugh-
ter filed his petition and returned to Fred
ricksburgh.
Gen. Mccall Is in good health, and as
comfortable as possible.
The Richmond papers have been received
every other day, within 80 hours Of their Is
sue. Uninterrupted communication IS had
with parties within our lines.
Deserters report that the authorities in
Richmond have taken POSSESSION Of almost
every house for hospital purposes and great
fear is manifest Of an epidemic. Col. Holmes
of the S0th Va. Reg't was captured a short
distance beyond fredericksburg, and sent to
Washington.
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LUcIxDA sTRoNG,s ESTATE.

tSTATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
GDIsIRICT OF CuIuESDEN SIS cerned in the Is
tao Of Lucinda strong late Of Charlotte, in said
District, deceased. Greeting
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and for the District Of Chittenden, the I2tn
day OF July A. d. lst2, an Instrument, purport-
iug 20 be The last v i'll and Testament, Of Lucinda
strong late % Charlotte in said District, deceased
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And It Is ordered by said Court that the 18th
day Of August A. d. lsb2, az the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be given
60 all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks succes-ively in the Free Press a
paper printed at said burlington, previous TO the
time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under ny hand this l2th day Of July, A.
d. lS62.
w3E5 D. FRENCH, Register.
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rHRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July IL.

oEsArr-Mr. Wilson (Mass) called IN the res.
oiutlon declaring the meaning Of the act author
lzng the President u take possession Of railroads
and telegraph lines. The bin prevents the con-
strurtion Of any line Of railroad under said act
IA sed.
Mr. Clark (Pa) from the committee on confer
ouce On the conhscation bill, made a report.
The report was agreed to as follows
iEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Doc
LITTLE, Fessenden, Foot Foster, Grimes, Hale, Har-
lsn, Harris, Howard, King, Lane, (Kansas) Lane,
tlnd.) Morrill,, Pomeroy, Sherman, Simmons sum
ner. Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, Wikinssn, Will
mot, Wilson, (Mass) Wright-27.
SAYz-Messrs. Bay srd, Browning, Garlic, Cow
40, David. Henderson, Kennedy, McDougal, Pow
ell, 9sulsbuTy, stark, Wilson, (Mo.) and Wiley
Is.
70 the bill stands Passed.
nor NouNe-Messrs Collaner and hioe
ABsEsT-Messers. Dixon. Rowe, Latham, Mes
mithi Pearce and Thompson.
The report Of the Committee on Conference on
the till changing certain Judicial districts, was
cJncarred IN.
Mr.. Wilson (Mass) called up the House bill to
prevent the imprisonment Of soldiers in ii he peni
teaiiary under sentence Of courts martial, except
for certain criminal ofenses AID il Was passed.
Mr. Sherman called up the resolution in rela-
ton to the number OF Senators constituting a q no
rIm.
Mr.. CJllamer claimed that the Senate could on
~ consist Of Senators elected, and not Of persons
never elected and not knowing when they would be
consequently quorum must consist of a majority
Of those elected.
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have been always the only sure crop OF the
country. Within radius of 10 miles about
Seven Pines, taking that point as a centre
but two Lying streams cross the nine-mile or
Williamsburg road between Richmond aud
Bottom Bridge.
On these two roads, with the Seven Pines
as their headquarters, the very pick and flower
| OF the northern army was concentrated and
here for weeks their vigOr and numbers
melted away under the influence of the MAS
ma and bad water and the influence oil the
southern sun; but by his hasty trip through
White Oak swamp, Gen. Mcclellan has
emerged with thinned ranks, into a more
GENIAL land and broad, fresh river flows
before him, while bis tired and hungry
hordes will find boundl.ss supplies, in as fair
and rich valley as the sun shines on.
Gen. Curtis army, about fourteen hun
dred strong, has reached Helena, Ark,
where they are resting Tor the present. They
have had almost daily diminishing. wherein
the rebels were worsted. SIX thousand made
a stand on the 9Th on the Cache river, near
Round lilll. Col. Cook, OF the 33d H.,
commanding the advance Of Gen. Steele's
division, afterwards reinforced by two COM
panies, attacked and routed the rebels, scat
tcring them IN all directions, mostly all 90
in towards Little Rock. They als1 cvacu-
ated Duval's Bluffs The army Is in good |
condition. Provisions were scarce, but sup |
plies are coming from Memphis.
Information from Corinth To Thursday, |
says that Gen. lIallock was there, and the
various divisions of his army are in excellent ]
condition and eager for active operItIOns.-
Bragg has about forty thousand sr0CIs at
Iupe,li, and some thirty thousand more
1t Holly Springs and other places. Their
movements are said to indicltess offensive tp-
crations.
Morgan band. Monday night, destroyed
the long bridge on the Kentucky Central
Railroad between Cynthiana and Paris.
\ gentleman residing near Cynthiana says
NlOrsan's move IN Frankfort and Lexington
was ieint his real object being to strike the
Railroad at PARIS, and destroy the Townsend
yIaduct, which would take SIX weeks 10 re-.
construct, then destroy property in Bourbon
county, and retire h llarrisJnburg or Mount
Sterling.
There were reports last evening OF the raIl-
road track between Lexington and Frankfort
being tom up by suerrillas.
There was AN engagement Friday between
4 company OF State Militia and Quautrell's
and near Pleasant Hill, Kansas. The rebels
were finally repulsed with a loss Of killed
lud MORALLY wounded. Our loss Is none
li.led and Is WOUNDED. Capt Kohl com
handing the Militia, is reported wounded.
2uantreii'a coat ard sabre, and rs. Of all his
men were captured.
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1862. Lake ChampIain. 1852:
Summer Arrangement.


DAY LINE FROM EUELryer0y.-Lcayc White
ball daily, Sundays excsptcd,) al l0.4j A. NJ,
upon arrival Of the Cars from Troy, Albany and
Buffalo, reaching Burlington al $50 p. NJ. and
Rouse's Point a; SIS 2. NJ, making direct con-
ucction with the Cars for Ogiensburgh the same
evening. and arriving at Montreal at 1880 P. 81.
NIGHT LIyE.-LeaYe Whitehall daily, (Satur
days and Sundays excepted.) at g.C0 p. NJ, upon
arrival Of the trains from New York and Buffalo,
and Suspension Bridge the sane day. relchin;
Burlington at $50 A. NJ, and Plattsburgh at
800 A. NJ, connecting at each place with Trains
arriving AZ Montreal at 10 90 a. NJ, and Ogden
burrh al 200 p. VI.
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FoRrEEss MoNRcE. univ Ia.

The Nellie Baker last evening brought
down u rebel prisoners recently captured
Our prisoners recently from Baltimore
store hospital report beng very kindly treat
Cd by the rebels.
y sutlcr who had buried $4,000 went up
with flag Of Tuce and the rebels actually
assisted him to fndsit and he brought it
back safe.
The usual lights have been replaced in
james River. Our gunboats now convoy all
vessels t. and IRON Harrison Landing.
About 200 patients are la the Chesapeake
Hospital, many Of whom are rebels.
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Died.

In this place, July 18th, Of typhoid fever
Henry .. Morse, son Of Seth MoIse, in the 23rd
year Of his sse.
In this village, July llth, Of consumption, Pc
ter Dion, Jr., aged p years.
New Jersey AMI Boston papers please copy.
In Bolton, July stb, 1867, Of Diphihoria, Carrie
Jane, daughter Of J. II. and Jane W Whitcomb,
aged years. month, and % days.
st his residence IN Beaver Dam, Wisconsin,
July "a, Mr.. Lewis IIigbee, Eco, formerly Of thi
place. Aged - years.
In Colchester, July 18th, ofeonsumption, George
P. Mayo, aged 50 years and II months.
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FORTRESS Monroe, July d

We learn by an officer Of the 5th Mich.
who is one Of the l07 Union prisoners who
came from Baltimore stores Hospital yester-
day that the treatment they lived from
the rebel officers having charge of them
while they were held caTtiyes was uniyar-
sally kind AMI humane and Sd different from
what they anticipated that it actually sur
prised themselves
The cool days We have had here have had
d very favorable effect upon the sick, and al
Sd the well have appreciated it.
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KEOKUK. Iowa, July II.

\ party Of rebels, Sunday night. broke
OPEN severll stores in Memphis, Mo-, driving
out the Union men and capturing some OF the
State troops.
Reports by tonisht's train are to he eftet
that the rebels are advancing on Athens.
The people there arc flying to Canton and
Pennington. Troops leave for Athens to-
night.
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KENDALL. mILLIAM,s ESTATE.

NETE, The subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to re-
ccive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Kendall I'LL
ans late OF Richmond in said District deceased re
presented insolvent, and also all claims and dc
mands exhibited ia Offset thereto and six
mo tbs from the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed BY said Court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend TO
the business OF our appointment, at the dwelling
Of Jerushs Williams, IN Richmond in said District
on the 2ith days Of September and December
next. al 10 O'Clock, A. II, on each Of said days.
Dated this 2ld day Of June A. d. ls62.
EDWIN D. MASON, : Com.rs.
II. A. HODGES.
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NEW YoRK, j Ily 10.

The new York THnes' Washington dis
patch says the President has been engaged
all day writing a message on the COnf-ca-
ton Bill, which. 1t is rumorcd, he viii veto
The Trijime's dispatch thinks he viii sign
it. but bis message will recommend a supple
mental bill 70 remedy defects IN the oriyinal.
The Tine, states that there a,c rumoIs
which are credited Of Cabinet changes.
Schr. Anna Eliza, arrived at valparaiso,
from Boston for Honolulu. She lost three Of
her crew from an attack from the Indians On
the coast Of Terra del Fue-o.
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It Is stated that the new order By the Navy
Department allows men to enlist in the navy
Tor one two or three years according to
choice
The steamer Blackstone which Is ready for
New Orleans has been seized by Collector
Barney with articles Of contrabaud on board.
The steamer Jersey Blue from Ncwbern
the llth inst. has arrived. The troops were
IN good health. Nothing new.
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WASHINGTON. JnlH Is.

The steamer Wyandank arrived here to-
day with a prize schooner. She reports
guerillas very plenty along the banks Of the
Piankotank and Rlppahannoc rivers, who
carry off Union men as well as subsistence
and supplies.
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wv llaN- UlIE u
\ letter from a correspondent OF the Assoc.
Press, with Gen. Banks. dated near Front
Royal July Ist states that the business Of the
army is mainly confined at present to scout
ins. accomplishing and changing Of com
manls
\ reconnaissance had been made 10 Lu-dy
village by Gen. Crawford with the lOth
Maine, and the VI Cavalry. ACCOMPANIED by
artillery, during which they had a sAirmish
with squadron Of rebels.
One Of the Vt. Cavalry was killed I'd one
wounded. The rebels skcdaddIei.
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MANHOOD,
nv LOST HOW RESTORED -

now LOST! HOW RESTORED
Jnst Published in a Sea'ed EarsloPe. Pr. 8 cts
4 LECTURE on THE NATURE
Treatment and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrh9a Of
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexu-
al Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gener-
ally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from self Abuse, &c.-By R0B1- J. CULVER
WELL, u. D, Author Of the Greer Book &C.
e.. p,,, a, Tho--n nd. OF Sufferers
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any ad-
dress post paid on the receipt OF SIX cents. or two
postare stamps, BY DR.. CHI. J. C. KLINE.
l27 Bowery. New York,
daw;m ais Post Office Box, 1856.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

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produces a color not 20 be distinguished from ma
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vigoraies the Hair for life. GREY, RED. or
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Sold by all Druggist, &c.
S-The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
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Our army lost $4,000 worth OF army
stores at Murfreesboro.
The Union forces engaged were the 81
Minnesota, Col. Leslie, 500 men; SIX compa
mics Of the 9th Michigan Col. Parkhurst, 300;
the third battalion of the Pennsylvania It'll
Cavalry, 225 Hewitt's battery, 60 men
conyalescents the 18th Kentucky p in
all about 400 men.
The rebel force consisted of one regiment
oil mounted infantry, regiment of Texan
rangers, and Georgia, Alabama and Tennos-
see Cavalry-between 5000 and 1 goo, most
~ armed with carbines and shot guns.
Their loss IN killed and wounded IS heavier
than ours.
The CommissAry and Quartermas,er' dc
partmenis were recently rcplenished with
new clothing &c, all of which have fallen
into the hands Of the enemy.
Col. Leslie surrendered at Murlroesboro at
4 o'clock, z. NJ the Minnesota 81 aud He
Wits battery included. the latter iur want
ammunition.
The 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry and the
18th Ohio, have arrived a, Nashville. Four
regiments are coming from Huntsville
Men were lying on the siaewalks asleep.
holding their horses brides IN hand, EXPECT
ing every moment to be called into action
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PHILADELPHIA, July IS

1t is rumored that there is a mutiny
among the rebel prisoners in Fort Delaware
Gin Delaware Bay, where there are 5000
confined. The Telegraph wire is down. The
mutiny was quelled after shooting p Of the
rascas.
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Special l0ilceS.
ALWAYS PURCHASE THE BEST;

ALWAYS PURCHASE THE BEST !;
it is well-settled fact that cheap articles are
dearest. Much more necessary is il, that in buy
ing medicine you get the best, therefore, if you
have a cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache,
fever ard ague, or any other troublesome disease,
buy some Of Dr.. efforts Homeopathic CTafires.
There is not anything better than his Preparations
Sold at 25 cents box, a complete assortment
forty different kinds. sold by J. W. ROXY d Co.,
Agent.
PHILIP LEE, Proprietor,
1876 William st., New York.
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WM. McCLALLENs' ESTATE.

EzTE. the Subscribers, having been appointed
W BY the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners TO re-
ceiye. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of ali persons against the estate Of VIM. MeClallen
late Of Milton. in said District, deceased rep
resented insolycnt; and also, all claims and de-
nands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose. we do, therefore,
hereby give notice that VIC will attend to the ou-
si-ess III our appointment, at thsdwelling Of Mrs.
Maria NcClaIisn in Milton, in said District, on
the first Mondays Of August and December nexi'
al 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, On each Of said days
Dated this 10Th day Of June, A. D. 1861
II. L. HOXSIE, r,,,,r.
y. W. FAIRCHILD.
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The VERMONT PLATFORM The position
taken by the Union and Republican 5 ate
Convention of Vermont is pre- sminently the
right and safe one. An attempt was made
by some of the radicals to prevent an en-
dorsement Of the constitutional anti Slavery
policy of the administration. but tueir
strength lies IN talk, not in votes. aud the
resolutions were enthusiastically adopted
We are especially gratifei at the action Of
the Vermont convention, because its platform
is consistent in every respect with the prin-
ciples and policy We have felt impelled to
advocate in this crisis. as involving alike the
continued existence Of the Republican party
and of the Union. The soundnoss of the
anti-slavery sentiment Of Vermont is beyond
question, and Vermont endorses fully aud
unequivocally tie policy of the administra-
tion.-Springfeid Republican.
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FOR SALE.

a LARGE and commodious wheel-Tisht shop
4 / and black smith shop situated at Colchester
Center, with all tho privileges and appnr'enanccs
thsreunto Belonging. For further particulars IN
qure Of the proprietor. --..-.--
Mrs. MARTHA COOK
Burlington, July 2nd, ls62. VT
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The rebel guuho4t Telssr, captured on
the james River, arrived here to-day on cJn-
yoy # the Baltimore. She viii probably BE
put in immediate repair for service.
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NASHVILLE, July ~.
The Eucrlills, numbering about 2pO0,
have fallen back towards Maclnnessyllle.-
Our loss in the late battle was SO killed and
o. wounded. The rebel loss was 50 killed
and 100 wounded.
The citizens take good ere Of the wound
Ell and have buried the dad lett by the reb
els. Tie citizens are actively enlistins 10
the home guards, AMI reinforcements are
arriving No danger is apprehenied TO this
city.
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The following arrived in the stcamcr State
Of Maine yesterday.
II. L. Collins, Co. G., 81 Vermont
jerome Fdrr, X, 81
David Gay, d" e, 9th
J. c. Martin, n. 9th
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NATIONAL TAN BILL

DOUND, 10 cts. Tribure edition cts
S. HUNTINGTONs
July llth, 1867.
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The Vt. oh was received at New York
with grand reception, firing guns, display
Of Bunting. Enthusiastic applause for the
officers and fine appearance Of the men.
Glory for Vermont
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.
For further Telegraph neres see fourth page
FROM NASHVILLE.
The Guerillas falling back,
NO DANGER APPREHENDE0 TO THE
CITY.


BRATTLEBoRo, July Is.
The ninth Regiment Vt. Volunteers left
for Washington this morning at $50 IN good
epirits.
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WA.mNCroN, JulY l.

Gen Pope has been promoted to bea Brig q.
General Of the Regular army, in place Of
Gen. Wool made Major General.