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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-07

@ou0 VaeA enu WI S0VWveV OPeDS0&
speech. He was followed BY . speech
from Geo. b. Parker, E.q, which was
one Of the most enliv enirg and appr, priat-
that W have heard for many . day. Mr..
Parker touched of the iel,iss. insonsiseeneiss,
and rasealities Of Che snti.democracy in the
most thorough aud searching manner. For
upwards Of one hour he held his audience
II the most admirable msnnsr. laying before
It the history ard character Of the fanatical
element that 10 forcing the country to political
ruin and laying the ifoundatien Of trouble
without name or end He appealed to the
people, In the most eloquent asd patriotic
manner to stand by their country in this, ito
hour of peril, and t. finch .,et Ii sussAinire
IL ssainst all its eneu ies-to fight all rebels
Who are nov or might bs hereafter found 10
srms against it. and with no less zeal and
.eoergy to fight the political factions and
parties who are warri ns sseint the principle
Of the Constitution and seeking to e.tabli.h
. government peculiar to their own false and
psrnieious ideas: He was for ths country, her
Constitutioo, the Union and ito blessines
against oil it, enepiss-agsiAAs rsbs!s u arns
and abolition fanatics at the ballot box, for
now and forever. His speech vas loudly %.
plaodsd. and closed In the most sas,sfa esory
msnssi. It was rousing meeting and will
b remembered in telling Wy q The coming
H.Eg 1wt-ess ND y
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FRrREss MONROE, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Ar.
rowsm tn arrived At this place last evening with
800 Mon soldirsfrom Harrisen's Landing. After
going to Norfolk for coal she proceeded to New
York.
Thestesmef Ariel, from the same place, brought
to the Rip Raps till they can be otherwise dis
posed OF.
The military telegraph line from this point "a
Washington stopped working Last evening, and
Ii Is feared the csb.e Is broken.
This morning tie steamer Express brought
down from Harrison's Landing four hundred
discharged musicians and disabled soldiers.
The mail boat from Harrisonis Landing this
afternoon, broug ht down Gen. Nc Call, lately re.
leased from Richmond, who 10 on bis way tc
Washington.
There is no news from Gen. McCIellanS army
The weather is cooler and more fav orable fol-
the sick.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th Inst, con,
tains the fol owing: m
"All the Federal officers, in number about 14s
taken In the recent battles before Richmond, in
cluding General Mccall, Generals REYNOLDS and
Rankin, are 70 be sent down tie river to-day IN
der fsg OF truce"
The dispatch also reports the arrival of Genera
Prince and twenty seven other Yankee commits
stoned III GERS at Richmond, who were captured
from Gener PoPe's army in the recent eng age
meats. General Prince was temporarily quar-
tered at the Exchange Hotel
A lieutenant Of an Indiana regiment, who ba,
been a prisoner at Richmond, arrived here las
night. He reports that when he left Richm md
on the I2th inst, there was about twenty ladie,
in prison there. some were NoTthera ladies, VIII
had come there In search of their husbands who
Southern ladies, who had expressed Union sen
tiupnta
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FROM EUROPE.

sr. JOINS, Aug B-The steamer glasgow
passed the Cape q; half past three oclock this AZ
ternoon, with Liverpool dates 70 Aug. Sd.
on the sth - - =.
The statement that the new Confederate steam
er NO. $50 ~ from Liverpool, put into Holy
mead, proved unfounded. She was last seea on
lne lst Instant OF Giants Csusewsy, going at the
tate OF fourteen knots an hour. The y gun.
ooat TutcaroTa had been Ia search Of her in the
ltsn Channel, but returned to Queenstown, !,
which port she Left again on the 7tn, her destI-
nsten being unknown. The movements Of the
fors ,aIcafors gave rise to some animadvsrsions in
shipping circles .
The Times editorially argues that II Engl,ad
wishes to give the Fedsrals q new impulse, she
mas Dut 70 take some step which can be repre-.
sented as Interference and Lincoln will soon get
en 700 600 men and the chances Of peace be inde-
nnltely postponed. .
Mr. Srathelden had moved In Parliament for
the correspondence with Mr.. Mason relative to
an acknowledgment OF the Southern States. Lord
Russell said 1t was not expedient to produce the
papers The agent OF the Confederate Ststes vas
not recognized, aud all communications were
uno1f 5ial. Correspondence had taken place with
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Seward, but the British
Government had replied as before He stated
that no communication lad besa received from
anv foreign Power relative 10 O recog uitiol OF the
Southern States.
Earl MalmesburY suggested that Government
should communicate with other Powers with {
view Of ofering mediation, IL a favorable oppor.
tunity arises. Lord Russell agreed that s, wa,
desira BILE, II mediation IL offered, that all thu
Powers should join In Il He paid q high com
pliment 70 Lord Lyons, when the moton wa,
finally withdrawn.
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Jacksen's New Pssitisn Prospect Q Al
other Hattle:
FROM EAST TENNEsSEE.
The Reported Capture Of the Unisn Army
k0yiyed.

CHIcAso, Aug. 1.-THE Times has o special
dispatch from Memphis, dated the 18th, which
states that battle commenced on the 18th, al
Taxewen, seven miles from Cumberland Gap
between the rebel forces under Stevenson, nun
bering 10 0OO to 200 and the Federal force o
that place, numbering 1900.
A movement was made on the front by Steven
son, while General Burton gained the rear by
forced marches and surrounded the Federal forces
desperate fight Of four hours ensued, terminal.
ing In the surrender OF the Federals. They were
driven by superior numbers In front, and when
In full retreat were assailed by the fankine force
Of the rebels. The rebels are thus In posses sion
Of East Tennessee again.
The dispatch says that the next move will be
on Buell. with an overwhelming force-tha
Beaureeard is at Chattanooga cooperating with
Bragg-theif combined forces being not lesI
than 20 600.
A Vicksburs letter says that the streets are
beginning 10 assume their former lively appear.
ance. Refugees are returning 10 open theil
places Of business, and that all the damages Il
the oityby the Federal shells win be repaired
within month. sE'E' 'rN -
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PROPOSALS. FOR MvLRs.
DKPof QvARrFHa.srrn's Orrrcr.
Gers a. ltsh asi sh ests.

D1or QvIlrrrx.rz,s ovr.c..
Cers af lsik asi 8 Streets.
WAsnfNsfoN, August II, i82
siALIp PIoPesALs Will be rsosivsd st tkis once
fer hrpi.bss Is. Assss.s s5s ss:s; .s z o'sleet
teorsani Mu. .ee, to conform 90 the ioilovIEs
sPROIFICATIoNs.
ALI 70 be nO fourtoes hands and over IN heItht
ALL to ee sound ssrvIcsAhls nu!ss fsT drarrkt
,e6 P5O'Ss1: Ss .,,. WI = ,.es,,oe for Ass gym
oVsR T6EsE Anr uHDh1 ZINE rzAks OLD.
PROPOSALS.
Fne proposals fer each e4sSs Of Muies must BE-
sxPAHiTE KNp BJsTINcT.
rropOsaii % % iOf tsssJ Ave Aundr ID and 70
The fcll name and pest sGcs address Of the hid
sr Sis is Ssd. Il Il s ss! Ss%s
"a. 81 ne 81 Pa Shs s p.is e
ss y. sR E. sts, s.s :. s: ssi % s:. g. :.
PfopOssIs must 30 addressed To Cslorsl ID. "a.
hueser ~ Qash,ts,mAss.r shs " !. Army. W.shLnttoR,
GUARANTEE.
sbou 4 It be awarded TO him. must be rlsrsItI.
BY Two rsspcpsibls FeTs0rs, vhO.s isnatarss ust
shown bI the esia! os:p aosie cf Eas CLERK Of ,hs
nearest District coars, or Of the tEItsd etstss
Bidders must bi p-es.Et In psnon shen the bids
Bonds, IN lbs sun cf twenty thou sand doi sfS.
signed by the cont actor and Eo,h of his rusran
tors. VIII 90 required OF lhs agcceEsful bIddeT
upcn signing tAe onuSet-
As she bond IL vet aooompAly tbs ocntrset e y III
bs Iecesssry for ldders 10 have their hopdsmel
on and ready 10 Be produced vhen ih cont act Il
signed, Hlanks for bonds oan be prCosFe upon O.
PiIo.tion bslls msds Es this ofoo either person
euT, By lst.eEs OF by telegraph.
Fo~a G 6rasssfsS.
We, OF the county Of, srd stste o.
-, and --,of the county of--,apd star.
Of. DO hereby GUARANTEES thai 10 able q
fHlhl contract In accordance with the ter ms o
his proposition, and that, should hIs proportion b,
accordance Herewith.
ShoGld the contract be awarded him ne sre ere
pared "a become has securities.
CTo this guarantee mast be appended the osssta
Il oeTtiheats saboSe-menuonsdJ
IHSPECTlON, DELIVERY, SO.
all m1les contracted Tor Ender thLe advertise
menI viii he subject 20 . rigid inr5sotIon, an,
those not oonformins 10 The sptcikcatiour vii b
Il rejected.
fhe mules must al bo delivered In thI. city With
In to) tnlrty days from the Gaze of sIsning the
Payment to be made POE the oorpIs.ion % e.s
oontrsot, o. so sood thsieaft the Depot Q1Ar
i Any lnicrmslIty in the bId, or non confcrEsuc
with the terms OF tins sd'ertissmeLt, VIII ensnr
L the rejection OF the prop1ssL
These mu es viii be svarded In lau OF 5000 Ry
l hunored eaoh. unless ne Depot QulfteTmasts
1 maj deem II 70 the II eat Of the Governments
| 3he Depnt q uaFt.Tmssfer Teservsr 60 lm,elfth
| rlth. 70 !ejcct any or aH bids THAT he may deer
1 too nigh. ID. II. kUCkkR,
an Idtsuas Col. ard Depot Qu,Itermsster.
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n HARVARD COLLEGE.

uh Mefnsr ExA mln4uon Tor the Freshman
end the soplomore Class will lake place en- The
MGnds, Nor az And Eassday 4 ths Oonmsnosment week
e'ooifa q. on Monday. 1ks oandfasies VIII a.
ssmVds soas as IN so u5ssray nal assendanos oz
The continuation OF the examination Of thoes
ELo otter shenselyes for the Junior and ssnlo1
Class Will be deferred 70 the end Of the vacation.
40 Eor tnS convsnience Of those Who are preventsd
there vii Sc smother exsm nation for tSs freshms1
aad Sopso@oIs Slass &c sse begins ING Of tne Pisl
ke m on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, August ssth ara
ssth, ,erdaaos on both dAgs being required. or
ne ext Monday, September Ist, the OK .Yilatlou Q
Class. including thoss offered on ,Conmspoemsnl
WssE. VIII be Continued and ooacluded. The can
dldAteE ylll assembie en- 1hnfsday.- August 22tn,
In NO ~ . uniysraly Hal, q oelock . q, :.
CsnAioates ara required 10 produoe eertIlieates
Of good moral sharsq or; and those Who osne from
other o9leees mrst be provided with eerti6oetss
Of resuls{ ana honorable diamission. TAsy scfl'
.as y.sa thsn 10 bgoks wAefecsr.s > -
Csnel}sses ior me degrees OF MestM a. Ayts ~
SB 81 r z: z:.ss NE sss q s'
Cslnbridfs, irps "a. ~. - Is &ESI2t
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The SrREN6fH 81 NORTH AND
SOUTH GONTRASTED

The following table is Of unusual interest at
this time, as II shows the whole Lbe bodied forve
OF both North and South. The usual enumera
tion 10 Of the men between the ages OF eig teen
and forty Ave, but this does not give tho whole
strength Of q nation available for warlike pur-
tween fifteen and eighteen could be made use Of
before the war was over. At pinch, also, men
between forty-fve and fifty could be used
WliS Males ~ tAs United States bs.pse - sAs ares
Of fffeen and ffty years In 1850 aad 1850, a.
fl Id sAsA
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A Dalhsful AfaYY.

CEIclss, July IA The Quincy Herald, Of the
llth instant, says: An ofaoer Of the Hannibal and
81. Jsscph Railroad, who left Mason city, No.,
on Saturday morning states that % rebe prisoners
wsre shot at Macon City that morning for break.
Ing their parole. By the same authority we learn
that twelve other psroled rebel prisoners will
pfoeably suffer similar fate this morning.
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The War In the Southwest,

HASSDAI, Mo-, Aug. IA dispatch nom
HONEYWELL ays Unien oficef lust returned
from New Market fepofts thxt the rebsl Porter
has disbanded his forces, and b now among the
hills on FabiReb river. With about twenty
men. About three hundred retfeated In to Monrox
county. Proper steps have been taken to capture
both gangs. 74
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Rsausstsd @ Leave.

BErHEl, Conn. Aug. IA "A comnittee, ae-
conpanied by Q sisFge number Of citisens Of Dam
bury and Bethel, waited upon Lieut. Dart, Of tbs
fsSsl ,,aa arm st%y psisGn Of va, l,ssiv released
the plase, with his fsmily, BY four o'clock this
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A oARp 10 TaK LADIES.
De. DJPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
f0s.1eIs - eo,fss.tE g. SsF1l atias sss ge-sors-
q! cSStfsef'oAs gTors sosdsso@ c6sss, cad


f0ei.1eL - eorfssstEe, TssSl atias sas re-sovs-s
a! e3strsefsoAs gFors BsassosS casss, cad
a9lSdSs shseSs&f.I Gs a yTsUssIsVs
the Sbose Pllis have GOV be0n M use for over
thiIy 9esIs tnd a so casa, WhsTs LRs cirsots COS
PAYS ssen eorreot.y f.AJuso- kEse these Iilss
tQlosinE eeT6hosts fSon one of tse sr.t isd1e. Ss
Utica, v, Who 0ahed VpOn ny a eDtS Ia thsf
sb. Sf eorr.s Id Ecs wa aa 81 HaSs rSf 70 Is sSs
s2nns, tpi II Az o2e sAes Y DOC tRs ssoadesNtl
refer any lazy % fsr a. ,Ss oorssefSe s 1ss sss
,ssa q. y.sass,s % relate e, ksoxisdsS Of ihs
s9acs9y "a aamlnisseTSo 20 her dsuEaEsg, yenns
sssi:s ~ s:s.: :, 49,. =: 81; ssi..s .s:. s
sIs ~ cure E ior 1.soss sys tea asss s
,ssSd Ssy,Ils.lsssIs tnd sssA.l 70 yys-siarsor .,
ztbD;; ~ t.h AZ, krsgslsi 3se l'eIa avenue.
p. as.nSs; % ft sST5s5 sSTssy = sSrsss 80
LouiliSns avenue, AID a. ffiLsu X 5 s, ssss SIS.
ss % sS s.fnsSs . 4 ssss
sas nsss =: tls ssas e AZ par e tse ecea
snaf., t fHssiS sRs9% b6 b = E s5 20 =. :. a. Ass, Z
= nAtE attfSEi isSdSF isSS sc y q @
.h. 9; L.sSk osi lof dom, esstss. Bps 10 esJes.
No.s Al o.ssfs srs : esss issSSsSos sIe S ass.is =
eSsts bSy o5i, ne va 80. To- grs
Hove = ssYJ pos xhiaz ssfs eers;s sses st1eS
srTsdis1ts "a. -, 60, s,ssss 20 e -
- kro.1 % 81 md tAsJ vii eel s,utev
EiSlT1 b I5Gsfs: " fsssa: =: Ss,4,sssr. = ss:s;
TKgsshs-TAU US s, 81 lSs aosi sSsTossd
e.s.aei g. &c ~ Es.st GFieea
us8'S ~ are md ssf':s t:Ortrssl Il Drs..
yoiDi az 40, AZ Il aSok.s s. @sS S End o., s..
lis Pa ave, EogLl Eds. fsE =.
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RseruisfnS IN new Y1rl !.

DyaAogss, n, Va Aigs II The q Onondaga
whom 500 hsvs been nustsred late service. The
se,nsindes Os being museessd In - rapidly AZ
pO4see. =Et - hssa saso Yt'Ees
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L"ei..ss. c4U Iol fcc go
This table shows the enormous advantages the
loyal States possess the disioyal In men; the
figures giving ths wealth and resources Of the
North would be quite - stsrl.sg - . matter Of
contrast IL, VITA this upsriority, we fail, then
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% ~ Az

nEFAnsnENT OF ssAsk,
~ WAsHIEssor, Janss0 81, ls<s-
Vie Secretary Of ssAts VIII heEcsftsf receive
MEMBER Of CoEgTe<s O. O1s.hsn on SstsRdkyt,
sonmsasi.s wlA Saturday, TIE Am sf l<zs
month.
tIl 80 WfILIAM n SEWAHR,
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sOe. Wv. %. AL..

yhis Is 20 certify that have been stone blind
Gar upwards 81 fvo yeafh Tbs hset dootoss N
Washington &iled 70 cure me. ggrfsF - s yslsua
DR. Tumblety has performed the mifaols. Res-
spss wishing fdrshes particulars can call and see
re, So fn.sg3 eBvA BAuxY, =
800 AsGR Dassssss, s1ssd =, ". bsstH ,,
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RpSSkkl 3 9.IERu SO. Soc
90 fIaKiRs PiIME BUyszn.
20 -. D. 3, ppvaow. ]
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Anon fer nlsessfasine Enlistma ma.ta.

PBILADsLraIA, Aug 1s-rhe Arst arrest under
the recent order Of the WR Department was made
to-day. John Apple, . notorious politician, wss
arrested for disoonraging sn1istmens, and sent 70
Wsahin gtcn this aftsfnoen.s 1.S ~
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Return Of the Expedition to GaIIatin.

NAsHvILLg, Aug. H.-The expedition to Gal.
latin was fred into on ia return here three mile.
frsm Galistin, and one killed and two wounded
We returned the fre, killing several rebels, and
captured a wagon load Of guns
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u Dh. JORNsEUS,

10 { a sBI1AE,
Has etsecSsrs6 !hs ss0sI CrfdiH, Sr sEs dsf c,Is
EQt-;aaI RsfEsdy - fA- Hr4lf
FOR ALL plsEAsES Or IMPRUDENCE.
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MnssRs, A. Il. HALL . o., hzye removed
branch store, sB Penssylvsnia avenue, basi 70
Boston, during the summer, where thay win be
pieassd to useeave osdsrs by Telegraph Of nsl fof
any and all q the various aYdcl0 made ffom
iorvuaed by any szpres oompsnY's lightning
train, and arrivs In In twenty four hour, shssp0
- ouf citizens than thsy could be sold here
Send on your orders and have thesn flled at man
u1Actureg>s prices al sMessrs. n. A. Hall & Co's
wafehouee, fwhess thsy have tAs gesssss eesort-
msat of India Rubber Goods In the world j g
MIA stzest, Bcstoh, Mss. Z, may is-n,wS,h
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CHEsARaY INsTITgTs, -.

~ FOR NOUHs LHDaEs,
1922 a. 1893 EsrECc a. PAl.tds pk'a
rSts tss afE eSursc {. lrEt.lsoi'9G enabEsosa the
thna u uTesStrod, .Ed 40 Iis hfsncbs. gkioh oOn-
sttzie tholo 1Eh nEIIsA -s.S : reuoa g ucsuoa-
tlscph n ta6 Sngusgs 81 The fsri p al 70 COZ.
StSnty spoken Ia Tss ingtltnso ~ ts us ehect 81
ssHiesla! s9ssuoG, AEd - tsgEat i'0n the r1ai-
Mems % te gEesi coGItc y -tLC-aE-e I'D *
yes.ncn- The schc 9 vesr to- HlsHu-s Sepsc-.-
5Sr lkth snc closes su.J isl g1tCueTs. 40 can
SoPt4l5ei lroal Htdsue DhEEEiLl.Ea Pa
r EOME AGAIN.
v HE BUtdinE, CT sal PeuL % MA avenas.
hsvinE az Ia b-ca TaJG. y tie - bEcTltsUiB are
more ccrTrl;fnt sir-stfd, q hitter thai eVeI
PreFared 10 co ?. 81 ds o. tCl ~ ora, NauutaO-
turs I'd "a -sisa bs.er, sks ~ are, HOEsskeep "a
Aftlc eB, t.i GIEz q 1LE EnoZtE.
RJIacEsteT, Nal ftna. avenue, south side, neas
eeSev q Ktrtes.
~ I'D e. 2. =. r. { 6REsoRY.
FOR CAPE NAY.
rs sTPS-i D: B.J s:eInIoit WIN. EENy.
iSSsl - g, ,SAttr'' 2 g; s+SeiY a' cTS 80
shFsRhAf. st o'r.u-k = n. r. sPe Msr-
.eis- -1t.1 80 .t----" zfss stopping ss0h vty -
Nes - -. 'Ee.sg ..-.. N5g Casl-s s.
IL Persons ieEglrE hssa.uEtol ~ the O
&C YoE = = ,r.ll " . Mogl ilsz cB bt " IlmIn stCE
The roat Ia t-Is IN
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sPEOLAL NOTICES.
BAfsHxLenh HAIR DYE
IA klsf fa fAl Wsflk.

Wmim a. Dstohelor's celebrated Hair Dys
produces color not 70 be distinguished nom N.
tlfevsrTaatsA not b in5ure the Asir In the1lsast;
rsnslies tho III e4esh Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ATS ne Hair for lifs. 6ysy, Red y, 1sssy Hsss
iassaaxly turns splendid Biaek % Brown, lssv-
iag tAs Hair scs and besutifzi. soid bv III
Dfusgiss, &e.
e " Ths Genuine Is agnsd wnLAnA. BAssa-
HOE, - - fos, sSdss u sssA bes. ~
Ssss0y, Ne. s1 Barclay st., Mes YsvS,
mE-ly (Lab 30 Broadway and - Bond 81.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON .AQUEDUCT,
PRoro,ALs Will be received until ihe 2st6 daJ OF
August. 1850, for the ooInpe ion Of the auxilisTy
Pans and specifications can be Oh aimed At this
ofios.
Pips VsuY', J" and addressed 10 .'Hon Caleb b,
Smith, sscrG ssry Of the Interior, Washing on"
WM. X. HUTION.
Gu eotd Chief kr gineer.
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weStr.s- T. tn CsrS ,st-i-t1rss As-ot,oIs q.
the SIC EsIE snd Bladesr, nvOluntarF DischsFres.
PeP-v, L.ngucr, Cori-slcn u Ideas, PslFltstiop
et the HesIt. Low sPirlts, Timidity. TresnblInfs,
HeSd, TkTcst, Nose - ska. = ha-ctlOHa Of die
Lungs, Stousch CT E5u0ls-thssa teTribls dfr-
three Hr-adfBl sd Le.ti gct.T8 Pgast.oes " ioh
fscde- AS!.ls-e sTPetslb-e, E1a 1ssISy tod
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10 HFxETEsSs SyD : 13 + Tsyp6gFF SF NcTA a"

EHs mANi LEosESEDs on-sd CT tia Inssltrtios
ylthia tnS AEt eeye1teen yearE. sLa the numerous
lnPoTtkns sGTriosi cgeradous performed 81 IA
soAnftoEs Witnessed By the goposteFr q ssIfI srd
n1An1 ,oAner tefso Is. loticcs CO UhlCk have az
Z. frr aSAtn and Sg2la bsfors sac snbiio. besides
g. ssssl1s4k - - slcT-zE % CEAFaoter ano
fletse. nj lo-luT
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20


Leave Montpelier ~ so A. H., 50 P NJ and 10 AZ
M AL TRAIN leaves Houses Point at 400 AM; St
III ADAMS AT $50 A. Nj, Burlington us A. NJ con-
meeting at White River Jnac withilains for ana from
WellS River, 81. Jnhnsbury and lhteton, and with
Northern Railroad for Bos: on, Lowell, Worcester &C.
for Boston ana with Vermont Valley R. r tor Spring
field, New taven and New York, arriving in New York
at l0l5P. NJ.
AccoMoDATuoH TRAIN leaves Ronsc's Point at AOAN
for Burlington and Northfelh.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdensbAtg at 10 90 H.
Mont Zeal al $50 NJ, Ronses Point at 10 p NJ arriy
ing at Rostona $40 A n. connecting at Bellows Falls
with shire r. T. 70! Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. 4. for Springfield and New Hayen
and arriving IN New York ut i 20 P. NJ.
Grains Eotng NOrth and West.
Leave Montpelier at 5 O8 A. VI. $50 A. NJ and As P NJ
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 40 NJ via. Lowell
Lawrence or F,chbnrg Leaves Springfield at 7.25 NJ
Junction with Northern K. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic R. R. tor and from St. Johnsbury and litlcon
arriving at Burlington at 100 P. and ST. Adams at T.
40 P. NJ, and lodge.
ACCOMMODATIONS Train leaves NorlhfeId at $50 A. NJ
and Burlington at 1870 M, for Rouses Point and Mon
trea
NiGHr ExpREss Train lea Bellows Falls at ) l5pM
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K. R. leaving
New York at 800 M and from Cheshire Il. R. connec-
ing at White River juno ton with train leaving Boston
$50 M. via Lowell mt 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at ll53 arriving at Burlington
at $40 A. NJ, Roises Point AT 80 NJ. MOntreaI at
1000 and Ogdensburgh at 1900 P. M. connecting
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars re attached hot the night express
trains uhn ing between Rouse's Point and 10 ston.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest for sale
the principal stations.
MERRILL sup't
st. Adams, VT, NAV IA, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE 20, 1862.

t Ul 'npea eminent Geo, s. billiard, State Audi
So, was iouhu guilty of high misdeueanor and
U't cEo from oilc' BY "a vote OF IL to-
No. nc II case Vi uoV: Robinson was then taken
~ he :, was found not guilty by vote of 10
~ = Oh the Isl article of Impeachment, and bv
& T T ~! vote on The rest of the article.
INC i"S 'ai'or ana proprietor of the Daily En-
2m'rer' Of Tbs city have been arrested by Gen.
Blunt @i1 o" general ,n;1i charge OF disloyalty
Fhe paper VIII be suspended for the pres.nt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
ldIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS,
" AsnINuTON, THURSDAY. June Is

ARLINGTON, thursday, June ~.
SENATE.
Inc h'Ii changing the port of entry of Druns-
"lck, Georgia, Was taken up and passed.
lhe bill defining the pay and cmoluments Of
officers was taken up
The amendment OF the House striking out the
section deductlng ten per cent. from the pay of
civil and military officers OF the Government
ana reducing the mileage OF the Members of
congress oO per cent. was concurred in, %
against II. so the section was stricken out.
HOUSE
. The resolution directing the Clerk to pay
tales d SeatOn SIS 900 Tor certain congression
al books, they having filled the order before the
passage racindIng the resolutions, Was consider
cd a motion to table it was los, by three ma
Jority. The resolution vas rejected by the cast
ms vote Of the Speaker. The bill relating to
the claims tor the loss of property by loyal cit
lzens and damage done by troops was taken up