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NUMBER 48S
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THE WEEK LY HERALD THURSDAY, JULY "a 1862.

rear, they will be considered spies and treat
ed with the extreme rigor Of military law
If any person having taken the oath of allie
glance as above specified, shall be found to
have violated it, he shall be shot and his
property seized and applied to the pnblic use
All correspondence whatever with any per-
son living within the lines of the enemy is
positively prohibited, except through the mil
itary authorities and in the manner prescrib-
ed by military law, and any person concern
ed in writing or in carrying letters or MESA
ges in any other way viii be considered and
treated as spy within the lines OF the U. S.
army.
BY command of Maj Gen. Pope,
GEO d. RUGGLEs,
... Col. A. A. q. and Chief of staff.
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From Mcclellan Army.

Baltimore, July %.
The correspondence Of the Baltimore
American, dated Headquarters, 22d, says :;
Things are very dull.
There is no thought of Gen. Mcclellan
being superseded. Either Gems, Meigs or
Halleck will be Commander = in Chief
When the President was here, Gen. Nc
Clellan urged such an appointment, but
told the President not to allow his claims to
interfere with his action.
There are several thousand men here who
are unable to do duty, although the health OF
the army has improved since it came tc
James River.
There is no movement whatever of troops
The authorities are looking every day fol-
the enemy to open new batteries on the other
side OF the River. The rebels are visible al
the time on the opposite side, but are never
interfered with unless they appear in large
numbers, when gunboats she'll them out.
Many designations of officers are beins
sent in, but none ar granted except to thos
who are worthless.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ DR.. PL U M L E Y
.... = Successor to DR.. JoRDoN,l 9of
VPOSCOPIC PHYSICIAN,

Treats CHRONIC DISEASES with the same I'M
rivaIed sucoe IS that has attended this method for
the past ten years. Over 10 900 patients have been
treated during this time, many of which had been
given up by Others, have been restored to HEALTH
Not 81 CHI as is to often found, an altered condition,
a new disease tor an cid but ealth in the true
sence OF the term. (rhe fount purified that the
: claim nothing only in CHRONIC DISEASES,
such as have lasted several weeks to even years, un
attended with fever. l call your attention to the
following list of Chronie Affections, viz:
Di, eases of the Throat Lungs. Heart, Liver, Kid
news and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Constipation: kheu-
mstism Dropsy, Nervous and spasmodic Affections,
Blood Diseases, Scroiula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas-
&C, sc. .n#- Hs 80 tt
both functional and organic, soon loose their hol
BY this system OF treatment .FtI II.
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities and Debility
Spermatic and Seminal Weakness, Impotence and
Sterelity oen be co npletely cured
Cancers, Ulcers, Fever Sores, White Swellings and
Skin Diseases require personal examination. lr
URosCoPY A oean vial holding two ounces o.
Urine the first in the morning, with name and &c
will enable me to treat the case in question.
Seeciuens sent by express mail
Letters must contain stamp TO insure notice. Elk
animation $780, Consul tation free. Medicine
P. o BOX 81. Office in Kingsley's Block,
20 :6mdaw 1,'9 Brandon, Vermont
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. CHI EEsEMAN'S PTLLS.-The oombin alton
of ingredients in these Pills ethe result of long
and extensive practice They are mild in their OPP
sraton and certain in correcting all irregula rites,
Pain full Menstruations, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache. pain in
the side paptation of the heart, whites, all nervous
affections Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs &c disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
ruption of nature.
Dr CHEESEMAN'S PILLS WAS the commencement of
a new era in the treatment of those Irregularities
and distractions which have consigned 80 many to
aprsnaatrs grace, No female can enjoy good health
unless she is regular and whenever an obstruct on
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHsEsMAN,s Pills re the most efiectual rem
edy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fee
nalssa To all classes they are inv alua0e, ahdneHg
,ch certainty periodical regularity, They are know
to thousands who he used th "a at d. lerent peri
DDS, throughout the country, having the sanction
of some of the most eminent Physicians IN Am ertea
Erplien directions, stating icaen they should not Dc
used wit each boxthe Price One Dollar per Boz, con
tanning from 80 to 90 Pills ~
Pills sent By mail, PROMPTLY by renting to the
PROPRIETOR Sold by Drug lists generally,
RIB HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
- p 90 Cedar St., New YORK.
= Pond Morse, f. Fem, Rutland; OF. Wood,
Bellows Falls G. L. Case, Brandon, 2ldSs6u
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Mitchellsvile and both returned, owing to
the report that thousand rebel cavalry we're
near Richland, Tenn.
Gov. Morton of Indiana sent thousand
infantry, cavalry, and artillery to Henderson
which arrived there in the morning, and at
the same time gun boats went up the river to
protect the Union residents. ..........
Gen, Boyle also sent orders to Col, Garvin
commanding at Henderson, to use vigorous
measures % drive the rebels out of the ad-
joining county.
Gen. Green Clay Smith telegraphed from
Stamford that he is still pursuing Morgan
Gen. Boyle replied, capture him or drive
him out of the State" ..-.. ,.... ra
The dispatch from Cincinnati last night
stating that our cavalry had overtaken Nor.
gan's band from Mount Sterling, &C., is with
out foundation. '.a AHe
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Guerrilla operations in Missouri.

ot LOUIS, July co.
The Provost Marshal General has issued
an order forbidding the Isale or transfer by
dealers to individuals of arms or ammunition
Of any character, under the penalty OF arrest
and Imprisonment of the offender during the
war
Gen. Schoefeld has issued general order
Tor the immediate organization OF all able
bodied men in Missouri, for the ext ERIN ma
ton of guerrillas. Every man will bring to
the nearest military point what arms he ca
procure. Those having none will be sup
piled by the Ordnance Department. All
arms and ammunition not in the hands of the
loyal militia are to be seized Six days are
allowed every man TO report for enrolment
Commanders are allowed however, TO give
furloughs to such men as are not ne eded or
cannot be absent from business without seri-
GUS detriments.
A merchant of Fredericton, who has ar
rived here, reports desperate fight with
cuerrillas at Greenville, Wayne County.
Two companies of State militia stationed
there, we're surprised by a band of guerrilla:
under one Reeves. .st H# .
The attack which was made at daylight
was sudden and fierce, no pickets being GU
to apprise our men of the approach of thu
enemy. "&f i -.
Capt, Leeper and eighteen of his men ar
reported killed, and large number wound
ed
The rebel loss is not known. The rebel
4 took possession Of the town. - ,na
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NEW iorh, ouly 20.
Col. Charles, of the Tammany Regiment,
released by the rebels, is here. He saw an
lron-clad steamer and a small iron-clad gun
boat at Richmond, and gives description
of the formsr,
The rebel government treat our wounded
the same as thei r own.
Rebel officers admitted that their own and
our wounded were dying so fast they could
not bury them. ..
Col. Charles says the working classes Of
Richmond are Union at heart, but the des-
potism of the Government prevents the dis
cussion of politics, except in the newspapers
The Government was disposed to view the
execution of Mumford at New Orleans a:
murder, and have made demand for But
Ter, and in case of refusal will hang Gen
Mccall. ....,-. ..,. Cd. ....
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| CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNICo's GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES

DIR, DUPONICO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
inaibls N eorsst'ng, rsgslafHg and rspoe'ng aA,oS
ssrnef,oaS rom toAaise1 eauss, and alteay,
successful as preventive.
The combination OF ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless Their efficacy and merits are
based upon an extensive practice of over 30 years.
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never failed TO correct all lrregularit ies
They relieve painful and difficult Menstruation, (par
ucularly ut the change OF lifel They viii cure the
Whites and remove all distractions arising from
colds, exposure, or any cause; and may be success
fully used as preventive, Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by POND & MORSE, (Druggists.l
Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies; BY sending them 81 90 through the Rut.
land PostOthce can have the pills sent to any part
OF the country, ioonhdentialy) by mail. Sold In
Whitehall by J, X. RongAton and Or. Wrighti Nor
throp Son, Castleton; j. j. Josa, Poultney, and by
one Druggist in every village and town in the United
States,
N.B.-Look out for oounterieits Buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless the box signed s. d. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe there
fore as you value your lives and health ito sag moth
ing OF being humbugged out OF your money! buy
only OF those who show the signature OF S. u Howe
on every box which ssass recently been added on
count Q: the Pills being oounterfeited.
uly Il aswly
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From New Orleans.

New York, July %.
The steamer Fulton from New Orleans on
the 10th, arrived tonight. Purser McManus
reports having passed the gunboat Octoroon
and portion of Porter's mortar fleet, which
would sail for Hampton Roads the next
day. l aw a"
The Fulton has one hundred and fifty
hogsheads ofsugar for cargo. She brings the
body of Lieut.. DeKay. sa'7'
New Orleans papers contain nothing of
Importance save local items, which 90 te
show that the city is unusually healthy, and
its police regulations exceedingly well admin,
istered.a aa9 .7aae .7 jkt5 #.ss 81 @
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volunteers must be Mustered
for Three Years.
THE REBELS THREATEN TO HANG
GEN. MCCALL 4!
Cen HalIeck Commander.in-Chief

Executive Mansion, July H..
Ordered, That Major Gen. Henry w.
Halleck be assigned to the command of the
whole land forces of the United States as
GeReral.in- Chief, and that he repair to this
capital as soon as he can with safety to the
position and operations within the Depart
ment now under bis special charge.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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WASHINGTON, July %
Mccall.

~ ---- asnIngton, July 20.
Maj. Gen. Pope has issued orders to the
different Generals. commanding divisions in
his army corps, requesting them to seize all
horses and mules in their vicinity, especial y
in Culpepper County, not absolutely needed
by the inhabitants of the surrounding coun-
try. They are also directed to seize all
stores not absolutely needed for the maintain
ance of the inhabitants.
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FRANCIS FENN

The ladies. individually and collectively, with out
a single exceptioa. pronounce Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus to be The best and most wholesome
article in the market. They cay IL makes nicer,
whittier and lighter Biscuit and Cake and requiring
less shortening, than any other taleralus, and is
much better to use with cream tartar taan soda.
Try it. Most of the Grocers and many the Drug
gists sell it, and at wholesale by wholesale Groce rs.
Sold by Chester Kingsley, at the old Red Store,
Rutland, VT.
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From Richmond Papers.

New York, July %.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th re-
ceived here, states that the, mortality is very
great among the wounded there, twenty hav-
ing died Thursday night. 1t says several
Union regiments of infantry and a squadron
of cavalry crossed the Rapedam River on
the 18th, and the waters had suddenly risen,
and it was thought probable they would try
to keep communication open with the main
Union army by bridging the river.
The latest reports at Richmond from Fred
ericksburg, indicate Union stampede there.
A number of vessels had assembled the
Rapidam, and other means of transportation
were also used in removing vast amounts of
stores from that place. .
The dispatch belives there are fears IN the
federal capital of change of policy in the
fututure conduct of the war.
Gen. Lowell is in Richmond demanding a
court of inquiry as to the evacuation of New
Orleans.
The Enquirer urges vigorous prosecution
of the war against Nc Clellan, to invade Ma.
ryland, or move direct against Washington
and the vigorous prosecution vf our present
successes. .. a.-. ..a
4 large quantity of clothing has been sen
. -
to Gen. Bragg. .. .s. ..'a..r
Beauregard has gone to Ola to join hi
wife and recuperate his heath.
Magruder and staff arrived at Columbu
Tuesday, en- route for East Tennessee. q
Prof Hallen, of Petersburg, has built
war balloon for upper air rebel reconno
sance, and has arrived at Richmond with j
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.a. aot Washington, July 2s.
The United States steamer De Soto cap
tured the schooner VIM. White, loaded with
cotton, coming out of Sabine Pass. '"
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The Rebel Morgan retreatisg into Ten.

The Rebel Morgan retreaiiag into TEN
o.. nessee .. ~.
.......... Nashville, July 23,
EaThe train arrived on time The venerable
Bishop Soule of the Methodist Church, was
among the passengers. He was semiparal-
yzed in the journey hither. ..s ... r
Gen. Smiths forces have arrived at Som
erset pursuing Morgan, whose force had
crossed Cumberland Gap and were retreat
ing into Tennessee,
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Gen. Marcy Re appointed Chief of
McCIeilan's staff

........ New York, July 2s.
The President yesterday re appointed
Gen, Marcy chef of McClelan's staff He
left Washington yesterday with important
dispatches for the latter. au .#
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GENERAL ORDER NO. IL.

Commanders of army corps, divisions, brig
AIDES and detached commands, will proceed
immediately to arrest all diSloyal males found
IN their lines within their reach in their re-
speetive stations. Such as are willing to take
the oath Of alliance to the United States, and
vii furnish sufficient security for its obser-
vance, shall be permitted to renal at their
homes and pursue in good faith their accus-
'omed avocations. Those who refuse shall
De conducted to the extreme pickets of this
army and be notified that if found again any
"aers within our lines, or at any point in the
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Fem ale Contrabapds TO be made Useful.
.---- --- Washington, July %.

: W esnHIfEF of11 O"Iy -0'
/ The female portion of the contrabands re-
Gently removed from Capital Hill, near the
suburbs of this city, are to be made useful
in the capacity of washerwoman in the hos
no LB
pitfalls. .;..s ,
A large number of officers from the army
of the Potomac have been found idling about
this city, and have been sent, back to the
Peninsula and made to rejoin their regi-
ments. hhyz 8an f4Ea 3o5il25"@"@
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...s,t .s~e Washington, July %.
Gen. Dix acting for the United States, and
Gen. Hill acting for the Rebels, have made
an arrangement for an immediate and gener-
al exchange Of prisoners ,uo.s.sfalH Is fu
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Shipment Of Gold.
San Francisco, Ju

The Golden Gate sailed for Panama to-
day with 2So passengers and l,ll4,ooo in
treasure -
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Drafting not TO be resortcd to--.'ssrin-
gent Order Of Gen. Pope
T,,Ixy


There is neither any law nor regulation tor
the acceptance OF Volunteers otherwise than
for three years or the war. nv
This forenoon the President and Secreta-
ry of War and Maj. Gen. Halleck were long
in consultation at the War Department. A
portion of the time Gems. Pope and Burn
side were with them.
Great repugnance to the idea of drafting
continues in official circles here. 1t is the
impression that the Presidents call for three
hundred thousand volunteers is alread being
responded to throughout the country with an
alacrity that promises to secure the whole
number in less time than recently expected
Headquarters of the Army of Va, ! .
July %.