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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-12

or Prentice says; When We notice What \
cettain Southern refugees are saying and do
ing amongst the AboIitionists of the North; :
we are almost tempted to fear. that sefudsa !,
is becoming the synonym Of renegade.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Another Fight on James River

FoRrNEss MoSRoE.Ju!y 5.-Frssh troops
arrived here from Washington yesterday
during the day. and went up the James
river on the evening ofthe 4th.
Four small steamers with barges in
tow arrived at Fo.lress Monroe this morn.
ing. loaded with artillery, men. horses,
90, doubtless bound up the river
A skirmish took place yesterday morn
ing near our left wing. which resulted
IN the defeat OF the rebels. We took oAe
thousand rebel prisoners and three small
batteries.
Our cavalry then followed them till
they passed beyond lheWhits0ak Swamp
Great difficulty exists in obtaining 4
list of killed in our late battles, as com
paratively few cases exist where any one
can tell whether the missing were killed
wounded or taken prisoners.
For the last two days the rebels have
shown but little disposition 10 fight. and
yesterday relinquished their grounds and
batteries almost withou. resistance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Rebel Accounts from Richmond.

MEMPHIS, July s. Richmond dispatch.
'ss to July lst aud end, claim that the
rebels captured GeDrrals, IL. 900 prison
ers, allof McCleilan's seige guns, aud
supplies enough for the rebel army fol
three months. They represent the battle
Of July 1st the most desperate and fearful
Of the entire war.
The lates. dispatches state there were
conflicting reports about the battle, and il
was impossible to get official information
The precise situation Of the Yankee
army is not known. 1t is claimed thai
Hooker aud Sumner were wounded, and
Sumner captured.
Latest reports are less exultaut.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Gen. Hunter and his Black Sol
diers.

The following correspondence was laid
before the House on Wednesday. the
reading Of some parts Of which occasioned
much merrinent. 1@,7seli
War DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CIrY. I
. July2, 1869, !
Sir: On reference 70 the answer Of
this Department Of the 14th ult, to the
resolution Of the House Of Representa-.
tivss Of the 9th of last month, calling for
information respecting the Organization
by Gen. Hunter. Of the Department. Of
South Carolina, ofa regiment Of "yolun.
ieers for the defense OF the Union, COM
posed Of black msn--fpgilivs slayes'--it
viii DO seen that the resolution bad been
referred to that officer, With INSTRUCTIONS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
m. victims of Rhsuuatlsm read /: This

HeAsyictims Of Rheumatism read: this.
CLEARRORR Fairfield 90, June 4. 1857.
DR.. @. W, RoBlcH, No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.-Dsar Sr.-This
spring hired 10 work, on farm during
the suplher, Hat l became severely Aiflict.
cd With Rheumatism. audi disabled me
go much, chat l was odtspelled 10 quit
work. After being confined to my room
for 'souta .time:eI procatsd 81 -four agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott d Sons, a
bottle of your Scandinavian Blood Purif.
brand box Of your Blood Pills. aud af-
ter the use of them was restored TO per-
feet health, Qps botils Of your Blood
Purifier and ons box Of your Blood Pills
performed a perfect cure. s Being satisf;
cd that it ia an Invaluable remedy, /. sent
you this TO bs'published, IF You think
proper. that Others Similarly Affected nav
have the benefit Of ny experience.
ys'6t{f@ = lSILAS SPRINGER.
g. E-Ef See advertise nEnk st' tltfF- Ff'-f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
JMdEe Ttump..an AbaIltlonIst.

A few weeks pgo,through tho columns
Of the Eagle, Judge TRuAP gave i. as his
deliberate opinion that the "ultorior OBJ,
jsCts Of tho war i' (wAS) the abolishment
Of slavery"
A day or two since the Judge was sent
to Columbus BY the Democracy of this
county as delegate to their convention,
and there ssa committeeman on reSolu.
tions reported himself and the party il
favor OF a vigorous prosecution otthe
war" Judge TRuMP is therefore in "a.
vOr Of vigorously prosecuting war III,
"ulterior Object ofwbich Is the abolish,
msus Of slavery, and hence must be an
abOlitionist,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Saturday. August 9th, 1862,
Arrest, Of Jno. w. Kecs. 5,

tArtcSt.Ol JnO. w. keess
Itdigaation Meeting at Cirelevnie.
Our readers will remember that q few
days since the Government arrested aud
eoufued join w. KEGS, the edtor Of the
Citcieslhc Wa,chman. and put au end for
the liue being, TO tbs publication Of his
paper. The cause Of this arrest has not
ySt.6ssn made pu5lir, but the virulencs Of
KEGS 10 his assaults upon the Goyernment
coupled with his justification Of :sbellion
and eommendation Of treason; is suppos
ed by all to te the true cause Of his I'm :
prisOnment. 1t is possible, howeter, nay
more than probable, that KEGS has been
in direct communication with ths public
enemy, giving them aid, comfort and in
formation. The tone Of his paper GER
tain'y gave the authorities reason to sus
pest as much, Snd the fact OF the seizure
OF his private letters aud papers leads US
to believe he was so suspected. But
whether KEEs was guilty of actual treason
or not whether be was IL communication
with tlls public enemy. giving them di
rscshaid and conHeit' or not, he richly
merited the punishment be is now rccei.
wing at the bands Of the Government he
vili6sd and betrayed A citizen Of The
United States, enjoying its blcssiOgs and
invoking its protection, be was yet lend.
ing bis whole ehsrgy to the dissGeciion of
its people, aud the encouragement of lis
enemies. In the hour OI great peril
when the republic was struggling lor ex.
is'encs aud liberty. fr It's lifs blood he
was assiduously sowing ihe seeds Of au.
aroby and rebellion, Withholding lLe sup
port Of thousands from The Government
when sHiitiso and prostrsted on al sides
by apowerldl. mahsoant and deadly foo -
carrying over with them the sympathios
and moral support Of thousands 10 the
traitors who have made slaughter pen Of
"' ,"a. "aO"' anu o0nn'e o. i's property Tor
~ P''p''' 'nun 'ne sS0Veis'on OF
the Government and overthrow Of public
liberty. Every act Of the Government ia
~ p"'-'' y 's'ep' ''s existence he
oss~1''1ou s'', - warpd''on' every aot
IT,. % "O''e' ' ms'' ~, "e occasion q
u''". ,.. ~. "''au"' ny o.y go.Og Up
e, ,nea " '"s ne'u-iam'sh'
"e " '"e,' us"s VI naoss' or Dy tho
49,, ~ .n ~ 'O'O"V s"mu
~ H., u sY'' '"'''aO'' "'u "e'',
80; ~ D'' avs - ''Sason ana
m.I. .,, W, "o'u were
.I.". I f" pa1I,' apS'"' ,,a' mara ''r ms poisoned
% - 'V'''a'u W 'ne .Olef"nee o.
..'"l9l'' -, ~ o'0p n"u 'Oo aaOac',
"s' "p'" ''o 'Ou'"o'n people (o'
y, '" W 70 O"o " O'.h 'oa eoucsi0",)
W" AsS.s''"a'0n OF uohsra' Butler"
"y""oos n'm "' monster ana a
''a'' s"ns - '''o'
ou's na' Se'n tho course Of this man
-. I '"' ':O0p"oa o' 'ne rebellion
" 'ap u'' " us "''es' ana 'heSe' Y"
ou Ju'ss~s1,' coupled WIN Tue p'aa''0l'
eu'P''i0" oi MS oifOo' oommunlon with
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
L Ak E ICE!

~ See advertise ne n. /.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10

to make immediate report thereon, | have
now the honor to transmit herewith the
copy ofa eommucication jdst received
from Gen. Hunter, furnishing iuforma.
tiOn as to his action touching She various
n 4lters indicated id the resolution.
! have the honor 10 be, very respect.
fully. il v H -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Mass Conversion.

The people Of this county. all. who are
10 favor ofs vigorous prosecution Of the
war. for the restoration Of the Federal
Authority 10 lhe rebeliious States, will
meet IN Mass Conycation. in The city o.
Lancaster, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1862,
for tue puTpose of olectiug Q1 delegates to
the Congressional Convention and six to
the Stats Convention. at Columbus on
the o1sL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
600, 600 Male or len.a,e

To sell Lyod,s New stcpl Plate County colored Map
the United States, caaaias. and New Bruins sick,
From rceeut SURVEYS. completed Aug 10 1882 cost so,
600 to engrave il, and cue Yeats time -
10 niapever H:r nv toltnn or aitche
and At the low price Of afy cents Soo names sre
engraved on tbs map.
Raj Map Of the Guitcd saes and canadas combined
in one giving every lrd station and distace between.
Guarantee s. 10 IS Yer das and will
take back al maps that caunos be sold sad refd the mon
ssaa sar 81 worth to try
Printed instructions how 70 canvass well, furnished all
wsssilrhoscsae gents FIR our Mars in every State
California Canada Engh,Rd. France and Cuba frtane
NAV made With small capital. No coinpetltion-
}. r. LLOYD, No. Isl Broadway, New York
The War Department Map vireinfs, Maryland
Peunsyiyania. cost : ioAts which Is marked Anfie
ta trek sherpsegSE; Ni1msp9rt Ferry Mary a..
Potomac and every her psaee in Aary and Virginia and
Peunsyivanis, monny nef1ntsa-
LIoYD-s ToPoGR,PIIcAL MAP or KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA sni ILLINOIS,
Is the only authority Of sn Rue and the Depart
meat Noncs refunded 70 inag error in it.
From The Tribune, Aug. 2
'ILorp's Mae OF YssrSta' Masrlksp. sSp Prssrtys =.
is the best which can be purchase
Ilorns GEzlr NAP o. TaE .fsIssIrri RrEK-Fron act
us surveys b Capts. Fart and Win. Bnwen. Mississippi
and owners name from - Louis the Guif II Nexeo
so niiies-every salsd bar sisnd sning and al
plss ~ mile tis riser-eolsrr IN roun,se~ and
linen with rlers. Rrsdy sgt N
Navr DrFAsrxrSr, Washington, SPIT IL. 1852
J. T. L1orD-sS: s.pA your Map cs the mississippi
River with price Per huuir eoFi-s Fear sdmrsl Css
H. Davis eousm.ndng the Mississippi ssnadron, u author
iss purchsse many required for Of that
| squadron
! ,H4s GIrIo> WILLIS, Secretary Ct TIE s.vs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Married.

In Krcne v II Oct 8. by Rev Leonard Tracv CHARLES
II C4nY member Of Co. A, II rvst VT Nolss and Mss
MARY A. HOWE, both Of Windsor
In Aisfsad. n H., Oct 9, JOHN n. HoDGkiNs Jr, and
Miss FRANCES NJ. HOLT.
In Halifax. Oct g. BY DR. \. Webster, NATHAN A. PUT
NAN of Gun ford and Miss MARY A. CLARK Of nahfsx
In wardsborc. Oct 4 by Rev }. 2. White. IIER6EEf T.
KIDDER and Mrs. CEi.fNA JONES, both of W.
In woo.,strek Oct 3 by Rev. NJ Kinder, CALVIN l..
MERRILL Pls mou th and Miss JENNIE g TOWN oil
SheFAanne.
In bellows Falls 20, at the Island IIouc by Rev T.
Poster AZ No Chester MIR. EGASTUS WRIGHT OF Gov
entry and Miss ACIISA NJ. SMITH Of Westminster.
In Bellows Fals Oct Is by Rev. ;, p Brown Mr. JOEL
O. pETrENGILI. of And5yer. and Miss ABBY V. fULLAM
Of Cayendsh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

Fiag IN WISpsoR.-0n the morning OF
the II.h inst, at about G o'clock, the barn
belonging to j. A. Head. located about
mile northof Windsor village, WAS discover
ed to be on fire, which was burned. with
one bull valued at SIS, about 20 tons of
hav, from 200 to 500 bushels oats. about
$50 bushels corn, and 10 bushels rye, corn
fodder. &c. The barn was valued at about
$500. 1t is unknown how the fire Original
ted, as no light had been near the barn
the night previous, but as there was
some fodder in the shed adjoining, it Is
thought that straegler, who had been seen
abc u, the village and aeterwasd seen near
the premises, might have slept on the fod-
der. and in the morning lit his pipe, or by
having matches about him accidentally o.
parposely set the fire.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

Tur BRIGADE REvIEw.-The brigade
review of the thee regiments at Brattle-
boro, took place on Tuesday, and was prob
ably the grandest military review that ever
took place in Vermont. The evolutlons
were performed in highly creditabe man
ner. now in long line of battle, and now IN
solid SQUARE. The new muskets and bayonets
cli,,ered in the sun, and bristled with that
earnesiness so fearful, SO grand and awful
IN the terrible isour of battle. The brigade
was under ilpe command Of Acting Cen
Sioughton, WHO Harshalied the men with
complete success, and much credit 10 HIM
self. The Governor aud s;af passed in
review up and down the line, and among
them we noticed Gen. Phelps. TIE at
tendance on the ground was very large.
/ There must have been at least 10000 peo-
ple besides the soldiers. Most that we con-
yersed with on the matter estimated II as
high as 10000. On Monday afternoon
and Tuesday forenoon, the Vermont Val
lev Railroad alone must nave landed over
1000 people at the Bratteboro depot. The
trains every day on that road, for some
weeks, have been crowded to overaowing
friends of the regiments going to and
from. We noticed that on "Wednesday
room the up train numbered IL cars, al
crowded.
Prsttleboro has been ovcrfioved will
people for two months or Stree the nib'
months men begun to 90 into camp. AL
} the hotels aud many private places hays
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Died

Tn Springfield. Oct 1s RonERT BARRETT, aged 81
yesfs; also JULIA N nov e. aged 20 years
In the U General Hospital, Portsmouth, r Oct 8,
=. A. WHEELER of Spring ielda M. uber OF Co h 4th
reE't Vt. Vols.
In H.idgs7a,er Oct g. Yrs FL zknETH COLE, efsFsn-
chester ~ IL, aged u yeals.
In Wsrlsboro Sept p, EMFRAJANE daughter q VI J.
ard n NJ uowlcs aged months; sept. q very
SUDDENLY DAVID r. JOHNSON, eyed % years; sept 81
Of consumption. MARY wife Of y Robbins OF los
ton Mass. ssrd IS years months - da5s-eton pa
and VI D iexter, aged years, mouths
Tn Rochester Mimi Oct l, o. dpfhers afteg an Illness
Of only three DAYS JOHN cLAREAcE. onY sou - John
D. and lula r. Blake formerly Of Brattleboro, ase yeaEs
and month.
In ST. Cloud. Man. Oct s, HENRY osNIsR. eldest son
Of o A. and H. H. Bingham, Of Boston, aged % years
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

AccIDENr.-Miss Sarah Dow and Mrs.
Fasset were driving in the highway in
South Reading, on Tuesday of last week,
and when near bridge in hollow below
Ezra Robinson's, on the road leading TO
Cayendish, the horse became frightened,
ran out of the road and jumped fence,
throwing out both ladies' and very severely
ininriug Mrs. Fasset, so that she had to be
carried home on bed. She lives, we be-
lieve, at the first house up the road on which
they we're travelling, perhaps half mile
distant. She is now under the care OF DIR.
Osborne, and il is thought she will fully
recover. Miss Dow, who is daughter OF
Rev. w. II. Dow, representative from
Reading, escaped unhurt. ] he carriage
was entirely smashed except the wheels
from all of which the horse cleared him
self and continued The flight The cause
OF the fright of the horse does not appear
to be definitely known.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
CAMBRIDGE sTARKEr.

WelOOssIaN.
Atmarke 2496 Cattle about ls0 Reeves and o6 stores
consisting Of Working oxenMch Cows, audone two ana
three years old. "a.
Prices of Marx 50fG - first quality
s. T5a825 second quaiiy, So q 900 third quality,
50 IS 20 ordinary. 50 Nu
Working Oxen $50 9pfIsa.
Cows and Calyes-S22 S2s e IL.
Yearlings S1d9 year DID, Sl3gSl6; three year oi
SlTdSIa ooo
sheep and Ian,bs2oo ut market prices in lots " o.
a5h GfS2 IS eaeh extra $500 S325: or 3die y Us.
Hides q Il c. Taii0w, IS a &c.
pelts 81 90, q 30 So each Cali Skins g sc U ID
Remarks-There large supply at market Cattle
sold quick Sheep good and sold at last weeks prices
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Farm foI. sale /,

NHE undersigned offers for sale hi' Farm on wch he
Con cut ser Said FIRM contains t5 of excel
lent lard wsli supplied with water, conveniently divided
iro ,,st,src ard fillsee. which good building
bk dwelling house barns. SC. The meadow contains aau;
81 ~ as,4 ters i about ca q cuitFatsd land 90
ths farm, Aiso good fruit orchard y srscs Of scotland
Re-.
izss THOMAS g. NAAntNS.
East rutaey, Vt, Oct Is, 1ss2 s2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

holder. We don't know as h. sells them.
bat presume he viii furnish llem II sp,li-
cation be made. E,atesp,isiug Young
;aen and wcnsea should uet tsil 10 read Mr..
Lloyd's map advertisement, ia snoihcr cpl-
umn; his maps are very correct aud useful,
and everybody wants one. Gray
4 Swift have replenished the shelves of
their tailoring depai tment, and for reason
able amount OF the /" neediul will make
you look Ike nau, whatever may be
said to the contrary. - Winter
is at hand. The first 6akes OF snow fell
this <Thursday) morning. Rev.
A. Webster, chaplain of the Vermont state
prison, has received and accepted the APP
pointment Of chaplain to the 10th regiment.
The lists, Valuations and ennumeratons
made and taken in the towns comprising
this assessment, district, have been left a,
the office Of A. S. Campbell, ia this village
where they will be open for examination
until the seventh day Of November. See
notice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
conMIss,oxERs, NorscE.

w w. the suhscrhors, eing daily spponted by the Non
w Probate for te District cf Westminster ,ori-
10 receive examine and ADJUST all ehns and ~
nauds Of all prrsons against the estate OF tofAL EAh'T
afe Of Oneida IN county Of Knox and stste q lhnois
and also ALI claims aud demands exhibited in oest
thereto ana mouths from the sixteenth day u ccto-
her inst bing allowed by ssid cart for that purpo We
s tbrfre hereby vive yscs, that viii attend 70 the
tasincs Of our said AZ the Inn OF A. X Wild
err in Rockingham sad Dstrsrt on the second SATURDAY.
December, A. 1852, and second saturday III Aprl
me from o'clock A. III unit o'clock +. NJ each
Of sid days eAlEo Inn CONS.
GEORGE SLATE Atm's.
Oct 20, A. D. isS2 sos-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

FELcuviLLE.--Ata meeting of the Bap-
ti,t choir. of Felchville, held ou the 10th
inst. the followiag resolution was adopted
expressive OF the sease CT the choir, IN part
ing with Mr. G. NJ. CLARK, who goes 10 the
war as drum major Of the 10th regiment
itesolred, That we, the members OF the
Baptist ,huir, of FelchViie. tender to our
lea'ler, Mr.. George NJ. Clark. our heartfelt
thanks for his exertions in behalf d our
improvement and welfare as choir, and
we DO hope that kind Providence will IN
due tisae safely return him to US again
We bid him God speed.
The choir voted to publish two original
anthems which haye been composedby Mr
Claik, and performed With much acceptance
by the choir.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
STATE OF vERMosT,tT,

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons Interested
wEsrsGNsrER $ g IN the tstatc OF DisNJA-
MIN W. CLARK, iate of Westminster deceased.
Greeting.
Whereas George lust administrator Of said estate has
made appEctiof lar an extension Of the tiae heretofore
limited Iendesiag hts administration account and for
paying the debts against sad estate You hereby rot
lied this upon said application the
session thereof be held the Office Of Bci W Dean in
Grafton in said district. the first Wednesday Of Novenl
Der A. 1862 when aud where niay be heard IN the
premises If you ser ~ BENZ. W. DEAN. hesr.
Grafton. oct, 3, 1862. IL i3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
PROPOSALS PoR PUBLISHING
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REBELAxON.

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

BARN BuRNED.--The barns and sheds
belonging to Hubbard Burgess. Of Grafton,
together with their entire contents, consist
ing of hay, grain, and farming too.s, were
entirely consumed by fire on the night OF
the 18th inst. 1t is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary, as it is not
known as there had been any fire, or light
near the barn for several days. Partially
insured.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

7 sRCE gOx STOVES. suitib.e FIR Furnaces. for
Meeting Houses Schaoi Rooms Sc cattase Castings,
siei Shoes Crates aud doors FIR sugar WORK eousnty on
haaa by ts9i : ci-Ahh'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

The BATTLE OF I.U-K-A.-Mr. G. A.
Sherwin, son of Amasa Sherwin, Of this
village, belongs TO the 4th Minnesota, and
was in the battle OF LUX a, fought on the
18th ult, aud though exposed to the most
CALLING fire, came out unhurt. We have
seen an interesting letter from him. giving
an account of that battle. He fully con-
firms all the accounts we have previously
published of that hard fought field. Ills
regiment, by mistake, at one time was ex-
posed to a calling fire from two regiments
of our owa. one oa each side, who mislook
them for rebels; yet, strange to say, not q
man in the regiment was killed, though
some twenty or thirty were wounded. II
seems almost milacutous that they were moi
totally destroyed.