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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05


was filed. He was not adverse to draft IN
Z case OF delay in completing the quota
New YORK. July 81. The enlistment com
mttee has returned from Washington. They
had interviews with the President Secretary Of
War and Gen. HdIla', On the subject Of ia
eIlitatng enllenaul> u ga regiments, their
suggestions were rcigrI tvarably, and mat
tiers were left III tn a,o1, pt Halleck
The attention OF ta. government has been
called 70 the tone u one or TWO som-seceGsion-
let journals in New York, on The ground that
ttcy interfere with onlistments
WAsmNsroN, July 81 Information has
reached the Navy Department Of the capture Of
rebel vessels up the Chip oaks Creek, James
River, near Claremont, by an expedition sent
ont by Com. Wdkes
Ga the 9th INST Lieut. Commanding Gibson
4 The gunboat Yankee, acting master Of the
Satellite ana acting Mister Eli and assistant
Surgeon LongshoT Of the Yankee with a long
boat rom each vessel, and q boat bJrrowed from
the brig Namcang, in which howitzer was
mounted, were sent by Com Wilkes M the
Chip Oaks creek about miles to the head Of
navigation where they discoy red and took
possession Of the schooner j " Sturgs. owned
by a person oi Claremont, and schooner Rig
lighter loaded with wood, and brought them out
OF tie creek without moes atIon aItbonoh "a
force vi rebel cavalry was seen onlv three
fYurths OF j mile distant
NEw YORK, july 81 It il stated that the
New YORK Committee proposed % the Presdan;
to pay nJ 7nante aiter the 18th ~ August.
and !. tae State quota was non then dl.et to iu-
SANITY 4rWt
The President 4*"aud 10 ..e proposition
and gave t1e committee o letter 70 the War De.
pertinent recommending the issuing d. orders
y Alt Eject.
WIN the consent ot Gov Morsfn lll the re.
@ulang l.hees m 'aaty ara 10 be broken Ip
and on. rene. z'oa. .fmed, tHe recruits to be
gwen '". '''''. p 2 tI"ea'-.
"A'hiNGI0N July 81. here aye no" 80 ya-
canoes lu tls 20. VI surgeon, ard 100 assIs-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

" Our Co4ntry,-0or Fathers toanlsd i. We
will Sustain il.
Gov. Bradford g speechs was enthusiastically
received. HIS 4luslon to President Lincolnand
commeudatlou Of his PATRIOTISM was loudly
cheered Gen Wool ais poke Strong Union
war resolutions were adu,l.d
New YORK, July Is ue Tribune bas .ps-
cial Dispatch from Columbus, Ohio. which
states that the Rev. DR.. Brooks Of St LOUIS.
ana Rev b. Hoyt Of Louisville, were arrested
on Friday night. at the hOus OF the notorious
feboI Judge Clark OF Ono
II is reported that Important papers were
found Oh them duplicating Fallan4igham who
will be taken with them 10 Cincinnati.
The Governor has ISSUED orders 50 Assessors
to have the enrolment VI all able-bodled men
ready by the 18Th Of August If there are not
volunteers enough by that time, drafting will
commence.
NORWICH, VI July 3. Lewis 5 Partridge.
late s. Marshal, and postmaster here under
/ Buchanan, ana who va. recently indicted by
the grand jury Tor nigh treason, ia, 45scoaded,
accompanied ~ other pfonnen, partos impli
Gated with tim.
| The principal charge "a. cutting downa nl,.
staff and carrying of the $. Dag Officers
are 10 pursuit Of am, and j, is believed that
they vail soon capture hlu
CALAIS, Me, July ~ The office Of N,
81. Crox Hrad, 10 81 Stevens \ l. was
again visited by d mob 4s night. The work
y a., is'. " .In s'u's + nearly complete
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Thanking the mass 10. their welcome, lie had
OIL y 10 say that " an going we'll If you
will only fill up the OLD regiments." His recep.
ton was perfectly Spontaneous and entirely
Hdttering.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

NEw ioRK, July %. The United states trans
ports Cahawm from Beaufort, on .he 29th. aud
the Thomas Swan afri}ed tins inorna. rom
Port Royal in 20 hours They bring no news
LOUISVILLE lar - IL IS reported that
ga' rrlls Hndef "a. Gsus toak RosseHlyille
this forenoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application Of l5o or ~ p6ani. per acre of this
Il standard Manu-, win furnish enough Soluble Phos
phorc Acid, (thc indispensable nutumcn Of plants. for
any crop.
ssh0deS' Standard Manure
being prepared Tor immediate application can be used
either broadcast or the hull drill In no instance l.,
Il 10 De plwtd under When sgriculturists learn the
true value " this standard Manure they Will not suffer
Themselves TO be without supply as IN case of re plant
Ing % backward growth, Rhodes Manure applied a,
ton dressing produce speedy growth This Manure does
not FIRE.
rtmphlsts containing all particulars of Rhodes stan
dard Manure csu b.. obtained OF
BANCROFT X HOLMES.
Iuuctfd6w Montpelier, Vi.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
ssh0deS' standard Manure
csc q Els!
X. Il. RIkER,

D r 1 ? + r 4 \ D T 4 I / Q r,
ha. jd.t returned r,om NEW YORK, with good stock
aa.siucres nnl vestIns, OF lat Pattern,
ami style. Grrmtn kfutdsouls Blark Dot.kinst
French Fancy poesain., tar Gentcntn-s
Pants; Rich silk aud larsecs Nest-
los satin anal silk \t..ues OF
the best lur.irs.
a,- am GAfm'uts maig ~ hts Shops win Or GONE Ia
ne most Wotbmaulikc and fashionable manner.
Garments for others o. make. aud Warrau ed 90 H.
Gentlemen Wishing form Good and fashionable q a.
can rc, hy calling al Rieer'. shop.
Nay 20 l'd2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Nav YoRS, July 80. A package o, much
needed goods hi. heen Received at the New Emo
land rooms ircm Nrs. Phelps, Fairfield Conn.
The late arrivals Of needy soldiers have cx-
hausted the supplies at this institution. and DO.
nations OF canes clutches, crayats, susleudtrs,
thick aud thin c1A'' ana pants, stocking .GraW-
erS, shirts, pocket andkerchic's. iclles lemons.
sugar dressing got us, books, por5 wine, aranJy.
&c. are much needed and will De gladly az.
cep'cd and ucknoS edged by The New EneMaI
Ladies Committee, Who voluntarily uperu-
tend the care ul the wounded Eastern .oliiors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
DER. CERH}El$ EVANS PILES,

The combination u Ingredients in these Pills are the
result q long and extensive practice. They are mild
n their operation, and cartain correcting all irregular
ties PAINFUL hcnstfuauous, removing all distractions
whether from colder Otherwise headache pain in the
side alpitaton of he heart whites, all alice
tious Mysteries, fatigue pain 10 The back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep, winch arise from interruption Of nature
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

NORWICH, VI July =. Lewis 5 Partridge.
late s. Marshal, and postmaster here under
Buchanan, ana who wa recently indicted by
the grand jury Tor nigh tgaiajn has 4bscouded
accompanied ~ other pronnen p4ruos impl
Gated with tim.
The principal charge "a. cutting down d dls
staff and carrying of IL. s. alg Officers
are 10 pursuit Of nm, and is believed that
they vail soon capture him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

BALTIMORE, July %. great Union Mass
meeting is in progress y-night in Monument
Square Gen. Bradfordi- Chairman, and Gen.
Wool and aft are on tie stand which is beau
tlfully Illuminated, and bears the inscription,
" Our Coantry,-Oor Fathers founded It. We
will Sustain il.
Gov Bradlords speech was enthusiastically
received. His 4lluslon to President Lincolnand
commentator Of his PATRIOTISM was loudly
cheered Gen Wool ais, poke. Strong Union
war resolutions were ado,a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

CiNuNNuL August A war meeting was
held here h,tuisl., Which aas an Immense nj.
lar Business was generally suspended after
! o'clock IA the AFTERNOON. There was speaking
from three stands Resolutions were adopted
IN iavar oi a more vigorous prosecution of the
wer, recommending the cunhSea ton Of the
property OF traitors everywhere expressing
unalterable opposition TO comp omlse with the
traitors, and declarng that wc will resist Tor
eign hostile Intervention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

New YORK, July Is. Ioe Tribune has spe-
cial dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, which
state. ihar the Rev. Dr. Brooks Of St Louis,
ana Rev D. Hoyt Of Louisville, were arrested
on Friday night. at the Aols Of the notorious
rebel Judge Clark Of Ono
IT is reported that important papers were
found On them duplicating YalI4naigham. who
Will be taken with them % Cincinnati.
The Governor has ISSUED orders 50 Assessors
to have the enrolment q. all ablo-bodled men
ready by the 18Th Of August. If there are not
volunteers enough by that time, drafting will
commence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

loRgDs,- Mo>rcf July 81. The steamer
Georgia las au7e from Wasbustaa with POO
rebel prisoners
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23

A. Mr. Salisbury sPake and voted against nearly
every proposition that was made to resist the de-
mands and Eepel the attacks of the oonspirators.
5. Leading men in every county in this State
have declared their hostility to the policy of putting
down rebellion by force Of arms, and have shown in
many ways their sympathy with rebellion; some Of
mem giving tholr sons and others their money ia
sustain 1t, while others have hurrahcd for Jeff Davis
beaursgard and StonewaIl jackson.
8. The Convention which nominated JefF,r.on f.,
Governor and Temple for Congress, adopted a rcso
luton approving of the speeches and votes of Bay
ara and Salisbury, and at the same time apologizeG
Tor the traitors by making the abolitionists equally
responsible with them for the rebellion.
Z. We were assured two years ago. bv differen,
INDIVIDUALS, that in case of rebellion Delaware would
JON the South, and we believe the same men enter
tain desire that she should do so. Ifthev are not
S4cesslonists there not any on the face of the
earth, and at the same time they all claim to be
Democrats and will vote what is styled the Demo
cratic ticket
Are we not justified, in view Of the above. in call
ing the leaders of the selEstyled Democratic party
secesslonists or sympathizers with secession,-Re
publican,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
Proclamation,

TO THE CITIZENS OP THE STATE OF DELAWARE
WHEREAS difficulty has occurred in securing the
services OF person capable and willing TO act as
tnrollng-otheer for of the Hundreds of this
State, thereby creating delay in the completion Of
the enrolment Of said Hundred, by reason whereof
II has become impossible to comply with the instrc.
tions from the War Department, regulation The
preimlnaries 10 the draft, by the fifteenth dav Of De-
tober instant, the day fixed in my proclamation ol
The seventeenth day of September last for that pur.
pose;
Now, THEREFORE, |, William Burton. Governor nj
the State OF Delaware, in exercise Of the power
conferred upon me by the War Department. do
postpone the draft in this State until the twelfth dav
OF November. A. d. 1862, at which time drafting
will commence 8
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto set INV
hand and caused the GreatScal of the State of Della
ware to be heFeunIo affixed.
Done at DoVer. this seventeenth day of September
~ IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eioht
SEAL hundred and siIty-two, and Of the Inde.
~ - Pendencs Of said State the eirhty.seycnth
WILLIAM BURTON.
BY the Governor,
EDWARD RIDsELT,
Secretary Of State.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
EccessiOnistR

We think the following facts JUSTLY the applica.
ton Of the term secsisoniss 10 the leaders of the
Democratic party of this States
lst. la the ampaign Of 1860 the Delaware Ga.
setts said that in case the Southern States should
seesds, men should never cross the Delaware line,
or at farthest the Chrstiana riVer to cosrc, them
D, remain in the Union. Again, that if one regi.
nsent should be raised for such purpose another
would be raised to restrain it, and the war would be
commenced in the free or loyal States.
ID. Mr.. Bayard encouraged comm sionsrs TO visit
Dover in the spring of ls6l, to induce the Legisa
surs 70 take steps to Join the seceeding States and
Goyernor Burton issued two messages urging that
body 10 prevde for holding Convention 10 cons;de,
the propraty Of passing an ordinances Of secession.
Sd. Mr. BAyprd visited Montgomery, and afsr
wards made speech in tbs Senate urging Tie rs
eoqniiion Of the southern confedsncy. Hs .I.,
.ad in his address 70 tbs people of De4vars ,ha, !,
xould rrsisn s seat IN the Senate il they .sao,o,,
"A r,..s.nce by the Govsrninsnt II the effort. Of d,
u,A.,nurs TO accomplish their designs
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
AlISCELL ANE US.
Written for the L" Smyrna Times. 4"
The CrItteuaen eemuromiss.

HR. EDIroR PLEASE insert the few simple facts,
for the Instruction OF some that deny them: First
b. it remembered by all the true Democrats in Del
swaFs> that when the great and important rssuls-
eeas Of Mr. Crttsndea for the settlement of the Ma
ti0nal difficulties of the slave question: was bsor.
the Senate for its vote, six ofthe Southern Democrat
&c Senators would not vote for it, Publish to the
world their names, Messrs. Benjamin, of Louisiana
Hemphill and Wigfall, of Texas Iverson, of Geor.
gla Johnson, of Arkansas, and Sidell of Louisiana
while the true Union Senators stuck to it and only
lacked two votes of carrying it, Mr. Senator sauls-
barry declared in his speech last Winter that if the
Crittenden resolutions had been carried or adopted
our difficulties would all have been settled Sir, if
the above be true, where is the awful crime of dis
union to be found9 Mr.. Saulsbury's answer is
enough.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23

ANOTHER TRAIToR SPURNnD.-The tele-
graph has carried over its wires no more
satisfactory news of the recent elections
than that which announces the defeat of the
traitor Vallandigham, in Ohio. He ha,
been beaten by noble Union soldier, Gen.
Sohenck. by about one thousand ma ioritv.
Valandigham has been one of the most
noisy and violent Of all the traitor clan in
Congress, and permitted no opportunity to
pass by unimprovcd to thwart the Govern
ment and embarrass its measures for the
speedy suppression of the rebellion. lie
was, in fact, the high-priest of treason, and
boasted Of his power to do mischief. But
he has met with repulse from the loyaI
men of Ohio, that will forever settle him
down into disgrace and contempt before
the country. Let us thank God for that
much.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
War News.

Governor Curtin hos issued aa ordcr permitting
nsn drafted in the State to volunteer for the thres
years' service.
In all the counties where the draft took place il
has passed off quietly.
Drafting in Boston has ceased, the Councils hav.
ing raised the volunteer bounty to 5000.
By an order Just issued, General Grant commands
the Department of the Tennessee to consist of that
portion Of Kentucky and Tennessee west of the
Tennessee river. and including Cairo and forts Henry
and Donelson
Gen. schofeId has left Cassville Mo-, and is NOV
Ing toward the Arkansas line,
A rebel force, 1000 strong, is reported to be at
Pocahontas, Ark under Mcbride. Holmes and
Hndman threaten Helena, but it is not thought that
they can do any damage
Lexington, Ky, has been occupied by our troops
General Bragg, with 10000 men, is at Crab Or
shard
portion of Gen. McClean's army mado an ad.
vanco movement on Thursday towards Winchester
in approaching Charlestown the Confederates dis
Puted the further advance with artillery having no
infantry. The engagement lasted two hours, when
the Southern troops fell back to hills beyond the
town. In the afternoon the line Of battle was FORM
ed and the Federal troops advanced on the new DO
stiOn of the Confederates, compelling them to retire
two miles from the town. The casualties of the ar.
tillsry skrmsh slight, and no report was made
of the losses Of the second fight. Information was
obtained that the main body of the Confederate
army occupy position extending from Bunker Hill
to the Shenandoah. But little Union feeling wa.
shown by inc inhabitants of Charestown on its oc.
cupation by 'hc Federal troops.
Within the last four days several bands of guerril.
Jas have been broken UP in Missouri Capt. Joe.
Kirk one of their most daring leaders, vas killed
The combined armies Of Missouri and Kansas. under
command of Gen. Schofeld, is to be known as the
Army ofthe Frontier.
The latest arrival from Europe gives the name
of thirteen vessels destroyed by the by the Conled
crate steamer ALGbGnad, know as the 1890"
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
One Price System.
ON THE HILL!
WilliamSon's New Store

Rk3A ISJUST OPENED with new andis>e:;sA
idesIrable Stock of we'll selected Dry ~
- Goods, Notions, Ready made Cfolhinc Il 1SI
bools, Shoes, Queensware, Earthcn Tin and S14AAE'
Moodenwa OF all kinds superior Sugars COffeeA
Teas, Spices AolasSes Soap Candles FLUID Vinegar
Lard Fork, Salt, Bacon. BroOms. Brushes Baskets
Tobacco. Snuff, Segars Flour, Meal. Corn, Feed Ii.
quors OF all kinds aud everything else that any one
can want
Those who have before dealt with us know that We
have always kept the best cheapest ana greatest va
rIety OF Goods OF any other Sero, and We mean to do
so again. Our country friends all know that thev
could always do better with tker trade at our Store
than at any other IN town. and will find this SO still
We respectfully ask call from everybody to exam.
Inc our stock, and they Will find offer greater bq-.
gains than ever ami will do best give saIIslac
ton.
9T Please remember. il is not Of the OLD. but nj
the NEW Store, Whhre the greatest bargains are
}. X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST.
On The HILL. near the Old Stand
ISbtt SMYRNA pI
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23

WARES, &c. $e,i
at his Store, Main street, next door to Bank of
Smyrna, and that
Erery article IS Fresh and Genuine, and of The Best
Quality hat eaH be procured, each being selected e.
P'eSs'y J"r P"y'icians Prescriptions and Family use.
u Is his determination to sell everything in his line
at the lowest price.
Hts connection with the best Wholesale houses in
rhiiadeiphia and New York will enable him to do
So he therefore respectfully sOlieiIs the Public Pat
ronage which, by STREET personal attention to business
MS study 10 deserve and appreciate.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
DIED.

On the 18th inst, near Kenton. Mrs Pbo,bo d
Young, wife of Mr.. John Young, aged 26 yea1s,
On Sunday, the 18th inst, at TempeyilIe, Md.
Mary Ann, wife of John NJ. Downs, aged SO years
On the 10th inst, at Smyrna Station, Mrs Sarah
Rees, wife of John p. Rscs.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
Notice 10 Debtors.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
ISCIIuDY COLLINS either by Note, Bond or
Book Account, that said Indebtedness must he paid
by December LIST, 1862; and those having omen Ac.
counts must call and close them Immediately
aug7 TSCHUDY q, COIIJNS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
MARRIED,

tuesday morning o'clock, Oct. I4th, by Rev
I9leS L. Houston, Mr.. Wilson l.. Cannon and Miss
Mary f. Jump, all Of this county
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
TO THE PTBLr

The subscriber is desirous of saving that be;uo q
graduate ut the Philadelphia College OfPharmacy and
having been engaged in this business for the pasl
Twelve years. Is a sufficient guarantee OF his ability to
compound Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
assure them that none but the BEST and MOST
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever be used iJr that purpose
Bug2S JAS p. uOFFECKER
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23

complete assortment Of Cutlery, snch ~ K,;,.
Znrs and Straps, &t '''So'S' ia
The attention Of the Ladies' is also called To ii.
oriment OF Sewing Needles Knitting Nes,Ia. ms as
hmhIes Shields Teaspoons and Tablespoons Of
hnest quality. Ironing A paraius &c VI "a e
Also, an assortment Of Fire Arms Skotes a.
nels' AnhI' 'nns ShoveS aud Tungs Coffee mil, e.
'ers, Frying Pans Waffle irons, &c 'A''''' eli
All Inc above articles will he said at prrcpsl.vo,
'hha can ne hnnght elsewhere. Please call prL -
anime i1r yourselves. here Won wilt always i;rj 49,
best terms " f""'' Oh ms
Ieb3 r ,u,,,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
COAL AND WOOD.

The subscriber would give notice to the eiiizeIs sl
snyrna and vicinity that he rs prepared 70 furni.h
them al the shurtsst notice with cal and Wosd .I
the lowest cast prices, sAM'L REiKoLnh
Can be ssund al the stors OF john cossiea, .'
esse
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
NOTICE.
Agricultural Implements.

Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, Curnshellers. Dirt
Scoops, Plo Ss-Suriace and Sub.sol, Horse. Hoes
WeedeTs. etc. for sale by
Feb. 18Th, 'l6. EDWIN WIt.MFR
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23

Inc snbcrlber respectfully informs the citizens Of
smyrna aud vicinity that he has "a new and we'll Sc
leCted stock of
DRTGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGLSTS'
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
NOTICE. .

smyrna Oct. 18th, 1863
The subscriber having discenfinued IN. Ma,o.r -
ale Business all persons indebted TO him will
me -reFan5 ard setsienp NY Books sr hs r,,,S
VIII DO si the Store recently occupied by iae.
EDWARD BFrK.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-23
The Elections.

The following is the nearest result that can be
assertained of the recent elections:
PENEsYLV LVANIA-The result of the election in re
gard to the State ticket is still in doubt, bat the
probabilities favor Democrat majority.
Fifteen Unionists no doubt elected to Con.
gress.
In the State Legislature it is generally conceded
there will be Democratic majority of one on ioin
ballet.
OHo.-The Democratic majority in the State will
be about $4,000.
The Congressional Delegation stands - Domo
Gratis TO Union men.
ISDMNA.-The Democratic State ticket ia elected
RJ from 5000 to 5000 majority.
lowA---All six of the Republican Congressmep
have been elected in this State.
The Republican State ticket has also been elee
ted by about 10000 majority.
COngressiOal Elections.
From the returns already published we are enable,
to give the following results of the congressional vO
In the several States named:
PENNSYLVANIA,
Union, I5 'N' O0iis fe'S
Democrat, IN
Total, % "a
Quo.
Present Congress. Next Congress
Union, 10
Democrat ID
Total, 81 10
Present Congress. Next Congress
Union, e
Democrat, (
Total, IL II
Iowa.
Present Congress. Next Congress.
Union,
BY the new apportionment, Pennsylvania loses on
member; Ohio loses members and Iowa gain
four members of Congress. The result in these fou
States present the following:
Present Congress. Next Congress
Union, 80 "a
Democrat, 20 81
This shows Union loss of only members, an
UAiOn majority Of in four States.