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UYITED STATES MAIL.
VERMONT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON, July 81, ls6Z. \
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New YORK, Aug -

\ letter IN the Times says the last division
of the retiring army of the Potomac passed
the Chickahominy at O'Clock on Monday
night
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rived there. Ii Is believed that the city is to
be evacuated and most of the troops there
sent to other points, leaving a mere garrison
behind.
\ gentleman from Fortress Monroe Mon
day night says the Army OF the Potomac
had all arrived az the lower end Of the Pen
usula without being m1le-tld in the slight
est degree Gen. Mcclellan, it is under
stood, was ut Williamsburg that morning.
Fitz John Porter division. which was on
the opposite side # james River, has also
come down the Peninsula. Gen. Burnside
arrived AZ Fortress Monroe on Sunday, and
went up James River as lar rs the Chlcka-
hominy, 10 see how operations were going
on. lie returned Monday morning to the
Fortress, reporting every thing sluslactorE.
Most OF the guubJats came d0sn the river,
but some remain 70 guard the PJato0u bridge
across the Chcsahsuiuy, over which the az
my PASSED on Its way Gown the Peninsula.
Ga Monday the Old bridge across Hampton
Creek was rebuilt, and - l4utJOn bridge was
land across near to DC. \ large number Of
trcors are IN camp about two miles This side
Of Newport News. That o portion Of tho
army must remain oa the Peninsula Is eyI-
dent, and between Hampton and Yorktown,
a- there aye twenty acres covered by h-pi-
tails at Hampton.
The Cincinnati Gas,tls announces that The
rebels had captured Somerset and Monticel-
20, Ky.
Passengers hy Che Pacific aiiroai,
bring reports that eight occurred on Fri.
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Fy OWN BRgTHEBT0FT," by Winthrop.
e. dorchester T1uers,' by Trollope.
" Barren Hopor," by the author Of Guy Livingston.
&" Boyalist Daughter By Alexander Dumas.
Reed and f.r sale by
Z. A. FULLER,
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Gen. Coreoran arrived here at 10 o'clock,
and addresses the Irish citizens Of Baltimore
tonight.
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GUERRILLA FIGHTS.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. ~.
The Tri5uns's letter from IIarrison's Land
ing, the 10th, says IIarrison's Landing is
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NEW YoRK, Aug. ~

The Herald editOrlally says we are inclined
to suspect that Gen. Buffers next field Of
operations will be South Carolina.
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rgvtls IS GA improvement over all other kinds
Z as 10 adjusts itself 20 Any size article, from
handkerchief O. a beiquilt, ald will not get ont
of order. Our machine il made Of wood, with
rubber tsuIs, whi,h we warrant not 20 break or
stretch halt az inch in two years (notVithstand-
ing what other manufacturers sly), and our name
IS plainly marked on each Machine. Any ono
purchasing can return it after one months use,
and get the money they paid for it if not satisfied
For sale Wholesale and Retail, BY HALEY
MORSE & BOYDEN, over Worcester Railroad
Depot, Albany Street, Boston.
j. L. Brinsmaid, Church St., Agent for the sale
Of the above vIinger az Burlington, VI.
June T.. WIZ
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NOrICE.

Ea.sRr. * Cal1trSrEx,1 CHIT ENDEN
COUNTY COURT
HOLDEN PUTNAM, %.
TT AIS. AND TEusrEEs, April Ieim' all 4't- 90
PECK & Colby.
W7HEREAs, Daniel Roberts AMI Luei15 j.
w Chittenden, Coplrtncrs, 40 TINS Term Ok
said Court commenced their suit against Holden
Putnam, a. Of Freeport in the State Of Illinois
Luther Cross, Jlbez W.. Ellis AMI Levi Boutwell,,
u Noutrelier, in the County Of Washington, a44
state Of Vermont, as Principal Defendants, and
.ummonius /. b. Peek and stodlard 3. Colby,
Copartners, Of said Montpelier as Trustees OF SAID
Principal Defendants, declaring against saii
Principal Defendants, IN an action Of debt upon
Book Accounts, demanding BOO dollars damages
And whereas, it is made 90 appear 90 the uenr,
hero. that said Holden Putnam, "a, resides with
out this State, and has not had personal notice 1.
the pcnisncy Of this suit,
Therefore, il IS ordered by the Court, ta1t .-it
cause be continued % the next Term thereof, O. D.
holden on the fourth Tuesday 0f September, 4. ID.
lsGg: AMI that the said Holden Putnam, -, be
notified u the tendency thereof, BY pub.is-ln Z
this notice. containing the substance Of said De-
ellratiou, 10 the Burlington Free Press, neN 80
paper published at Burlington in said Cail-sn en-
County. three weeks successfully, the last publ
cation 90 be at least twenty days before tho next
Term OF this Court.
Dated az Burlington. IL said Cai,-cli-l County
this Jl,h day Of May, A. d. lso2.
A. j. HOWARD, Dep. -ie-l.
utyiE- ECaEEIs,
Attorney for Plaintiff. v7v5
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DISEASES on WoEEN.--Da. IArr
on attends exclusively 60 the Treatment Of Prirai
Tar-r,s and the SPECIAL Diseases Of WOMEN, at
bis EEuE1IAl Iss1I1urz ior Special Diseases, st
go. IS Union zi., Providence. RI see his adj
vertisemeut Of THs GaEtr IgDAs R-uEDr ror
FssAlEs IN this rsp,r.
Nov. 20. tarly
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COTTON TOR CHEESE BANDAGES,
AND CHEESE PRESS CLOTHS.
40 lI. ruI 81 inch. wiic,-togcther with
AZ. LINEN STRAINER CLOTH
frsale cheap at LYMAN's.
linn, r- r-.J iawtf
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NEWS OF THE W AR
ADVANCE TO THE RAPIDAN.

REBELS COLLECTING AT GoBDoNsvILLE
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HOOD:


HOW LOST how RESTORED
Just PaBF,f.9 ig e. seated EaU.oPs. Pr-s cents.
a LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, AID
- Radical Cure Of spermatorrh0a, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual De6l-
itv, and Imrciimcuts to Marriage generally, Ner-
v6usae-s, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Men
tai Physical I1cspacity, resulting from SELF
Abuse. 1o-By BoBr. j. CuLyLHwELL, u. D.,
Author Of the G-ee1 Book, g..
"a Boon to Tho u-nnd- of Sufferers
Sent urdsr seiI, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress post ps' on receipt Of six cents, or Two
ro.+1,e ..s5--7. bv DR.. iii. j. c. KLINE,
M Bowsry, Sew York, Pos; Office Box, 1850
ANS dav3nis
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Rum0r of Great
Army movement.
Reported Evacuation Of
Chattanooga.
Rumored recall Of General
Butler,
MORE FIRING INTO RAILROAD
TRAINS IN TENNESSEE,


NEW YORK, Aug. Il.
Tue steamers North St4r and Roanoke
from New Orleans the l0th. have arrived,
bringing the particulars of the defeat Of the
rebels at Baton Rouge ami the destruction
Of the Arkansas.
\ letter from Baton RJus- says Minis bat
try three times repulsed the enemy with
great slaughter. Breckenridge lost bis right
arm by cannon ball The fight took place
on the edge Of the town, Gen. Williams
being unwilling to expose the helpless women
and children. We captured a large number
Of prisoners including Capt. Blunt, Brecken-
ridges aid.
Gen. Williams, who was killed, behaved
like 4 hero. Minis men are entitled to I'M
tsrishable glory. The loss Of the enemy
must have been severe as our men charged
and recharsed upon them. We have taken
three guns.
Another account states that tie rebel
troops were va1iously estimated at from FIVE
to fifteen thousand under Gems. Lowell and
BreckenriIse. The combat was obstinate.
Our loss was $50 killed, including large
number OF officers.
Tho transport Steamer Louis Whiteman ran
into the guuJoat Oneida, fifty miles above
New Orleans on the night Of the j,h. The
transport WAS sunk. She had the b ody Of
/ Gea. Williams IN board, with an escort Of
six. Lis body guard also y # our and q
of the Confederate wounded soldiers. The
body was recovered and IS wounded soldiers
ami three Of the body guard we've saved.
4 passenger from Baton Rouge states that
5pr .ss was 20 kIlcl and 2l5 wounded.
Gan. Williams had 9 horses shJ; under him
he was killed while rallyins the DIST Ind.
which Lad just lost feli-piece. The gun
was reaken On, Gen. Williams i.l.,rierccd
tv several bullets.
Tie wounded at. about DIS .l.llv5 -lst
ladsl. Il.h Name. 30. 5.h Wis, DO. 6.h
Mich. -. 7,h VI, Is. coh Ms, II. 9th
Conn. y. Am.ns the prisoners taken is Gen.
Allen Of Mis-, mortality wounded
CI Roberts, o.. the 7sl yJ. w4s -mJos
,ls killed. Cen. Butler has issued d gen
. euI order announcing ia eleIlsa, lmsaase
t5s death u Gen. Williams.
Lieut.. H. *. Cl.llru .! Oh. li- vi, b.--
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LYMAN's.
NEW BOOKS.

: =
.v9AEsOV BGOWNLOWS BOOK
< "Auoric1 before Europe BY Count Age
nor de 6asparil.
.F.-e-r.-c- Towers. by Anthony Tr0ll0pe.
Barren Honor" by the author Of Guy Living
stouc.'
.sTaeais IN Council. - by Arthur Help
Tor sale by
C. D.. FRENCH C co.
Jolly IL, lst-. dav
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P.S. We publish below letter from John A.
Chamberliu, Gr1nd Isle, who has had more expe-
risnce with machines than any other man n Yer
mont W. 7. d. CO.
NEssEs. DAVIS I Co.;
II IS not hard driving to thresh with one span
horses, on your two-horse machine, 100 bushels OF
good wheat or 200 bushels oats. We have thresh .
Cd l56 bushels Of wheat between o'clock and
sunset. IN January, without any extra Efforts
with four hands, but IL not thistles and weeds
also 81 bushels oats in % minutes. The above
was we'll cleaned, ft for market, as it came from
the machine. We have no trouble in cleaning
grain we'll, with your recent improvements, and |
an satisfied the machines you now make viii
thresh and clean well moro grain with the sans
help and two horses than any other tNo-aorse
machine in this region will thresh without clean
ing. c,,,,,prp1rU
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Decisions announced By October :, 1867
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Monday August 18th, 1862.

lust RECEIVED a New Lot Of double
- lccl,
Biloxi SILkN,
PLfID SHiWLN,
tLEYANDERS KID GLOVES,
BRABAND PURPLE Wells,
PEARL Fans, Sc, s..
81 tho CORNER SToEr,
r,-,- LYMAN'S.
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
r,rrNrt, nF AZ INVALID .-Pnbli.h.f

frtls Bo,rf. and as % H-arHing and CAUTION 70
Young Ben who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, 1c.i supplying at the same
timo tho means Of self-cu-s. By one who has
curol himself after being pa. TO great expense
through medical imposition and quackery. by
ea,losius pos; paid addressed envelope, SINGLE
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kin-s Co., y. \.
March o.. d-vlT
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ENGAGEMENT IN JACKSON 90 ,
NO.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 70.


Our officers who have been confined IN
Charleston Jail have arrived hege, all well.
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wILLIsToN ACADEMY,

FE1HE FALL TERM Of WiIlistou Academy vii
j commence on Monday, the lst Of September
TUITION
Common English, s. 50 French, extra S2.0o
HIGHER Branches, 400 Drawing, " 20 i.cO
Latin and Greek, $50 Music, SEQ
Board is furnished a, 81 50. Fuel ani wash
: NJ included, S200.
J. S. CILLEY Principal.
Williston, July 2ith, 1862. W.T.
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J. A. CHAMBERLIN.
Grand LIE. Vt, May 10, l5j6.

p. ST have threshed with one machine OF
co 600 bushels, giving less than $50 for rspai
vni then sold it for half the cost Of a new one
w44m6 J, \. c
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY

rB,HE FALL AND WINTER TERM will cor
L mencs on Wednesday the Sd Of September.
Aug. 20, 1862. dtWlW
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500 From Whiting, by Bichville, TO Sborehsm,
los miles and back, three times week
Leave Whiting Tgssday, Thursdly, and sat
urisy at Z am
Arrive at Shoreham by 10 a mi
Leave Shoreham, Monday Ncdae1IAy, aud
Friday at am
Arrive At Whiting by 10 a m.
Proposals received for six-times-a-wcek GER
vice; also 70 begin ros;e at hitting Depot
5lj From Wes. Randolph, by Randolph and East
Randolph. % Chelsea, lG miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave West Randolph stay, Thursl1y and
saturday az PM
Arrive at Chelsea by 8 p 10;
Leave Chelsea Mo1day, Wednesday, AMI FIJI
day at ~;
Arrive at West Randolph by 10 M
F1s forms Of proposal. guarantee, and certificate,
and for Instruction. as to the conditions % be en-
braceI IN the contracts, sec advertisement Of July
81, Is62, in pamphlet form, at the principal Post
Offices on the routes. VI. BLAIR
amos dlawlv Postmaster General.
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New IoRs, Aug. IT,
d. Plumb Of the Mercantile Agency Of
Plumb & Co, j. under arrest for expressing
reasonable sentiments and diso0urasins en-
is.mcnts. He's a noted aholitijnist.
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE ARMY OF TIE
POTOMAC.
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NOnFRSET and WONTYCLLLo, ~.
TfKEN By THE REBELN.
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TgNIIIS day received, nice lot Of Oranges, Lea
! ous and Cocos-nuts, which must be sold.
c. L. HART,
Au~5 No. 4, Bank Block.
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CAPTURE OF A BRITISH rEAMER.
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HORSE POWER AND THRESHING
MACHINES.

w p. DAVIS & co. have established
w branch Of their Brasher Falls manuisc-
turc at PIattsburgh. Here we shall keep on hand
our we'll known Horse Powers, Threshers and
Cleaners for one, two and three horses. The Yer
mont farmers arc well acquainted with these M
chimes. for they have been in operation among
them for l. years, and never with so good repu-
tation as now Il is safe to affirm that this is the
o,lv Thresher and Cleaner ever manufactured in
the United States for SO many years, that has not
been superseded by others. This has stood univ
allied AMI With the Improvements that our long
experience in the business has suggested, We take
pleasure in assuring the farmers Of Vermont that
il is above all others the machine they need. We
can forward machine TO any port on the lake, al
SLIGHT cvpenss with dispatch. All repairing
pieces and teeth will be kept constantly on hand
and all orders viii be promptly attended to.
Up. DAVIS & CO
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MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.

CtODEY's LADY's BOOK fer September, re
W eeived and for sale at
HUNTINGIoN'S.
Aug. Is.
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TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY
POULTNEY. Vt.
TEvHE FALL TERM OF this Institution will DO
L gin On Thursday August q, and conclude on
v ednesday, Nov. &c, 1852. Forcatalogue- or for
rooms address
REV j. POOR, President
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PROPOSALS. will be received at the Contract
lfice Of this Department, until 10 O'Clock an.
OF Tuesday September 50, lo62, for conveying the
Mails Of tho United States in VERNoSr, from n o.
vember !, 1862, to June 80, 1865, on the routes
and By the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein .peeifed. being routes established By
act Of Congress approved June "a, ls62.)
Decisions announced BY October :, ls6--
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GUERILLA MOVEMENTS IN KEN
TTCEY.
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GEN. PoPE ADVANCING.

RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTH RE
FUSED BY ENGLAND.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.

For further Telegraph see fourth page.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30
Coanc | Procecdi"y..

ken WING. July o. 1862.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present--the Mayor, Councillor.
johnson and L'w'her. and the Clerk. Alb,
scnt-Connci'l"r McLarcn.
Councillor j: hnscn ,ffered ,he following
res ''"'i"s which was adopted. to wit
Re o're', tha, the City Council appropri
ate sum sufficient for turning tho water
co"rc" down 'he arev between Finh anf
sixth streets :" E'uff street and down B,nf
street t" Fifth street. said sum not to exceed
fifty dollars, to he expended under the dire.
tion Of commit'e appointed f3r thar pur-
pose. and that said work be done as soon a!
prac'icah'c
Clerk Wi|i>ton offered 'he to'l,wins res
o:"t'"n. which was adopted. to wit:
Re o1v'', that the Mayor and CouncilIo,
Lawther be appointed . snelp committee
and Instructed TO agree with some respon ST.
bie nerson or persons npon the terms Of con
contracts for building road TO tie Cit,
Cemetery grounds. and for the survey o: saii
grounds. said committee to have full powc,
and discretion in all matters embraced in ,hi.
resolution.
Adjourned to Tuesday, July Goth, 1862
at o'clock =. n.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

TuE rsoof.-Pa.1ck Healy, Esq residing
. few miles from Morris,own. in this .cur,v
brought his clipping Of wool to this rl.ce ,
ssw days ago' and sold it TO c. ". Bracket,
Esq. realizing or tho t'eeee< ot 800 sheep the
snug little sum Of $325. A few d.vs .n.,.
wards Mr.. Healy called st our Office on h,s
return from H.s,ine. where he bad been
with some three loads OF wheat and in ccn
versa,ion stated that Il cost him more ,o
sa'se Tie wheat. which he hsd just s,ld fo,
something like $50. than j, did to grow th4
wool. for which he received S335. Mr. llealy
80 thorough going practical farmer. ON
"ns understands his husiness. and his te~si
mony Is entirely reliable. Whv il !, ,ha,
more Of our farmers d. not pspf,. ~ snea
exsmplesr Harra tor Kire Woo, d>s med
Ia Nv Jssss 70 rule Nians,o,a-Fs-;.
1ssN 6shs1s7.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30
DI ED.

At Louisville KENTUCKY, in the Hospital. on
the l3lh of July, 1862. TILDEN ECKER oero
r. I'd Ktg't. Min. VOL. az ed 10 Years, month
and % days.
Our young friend enlisted in Capt. Cur.
neys company, formed in this place last fall,
was detailed as tc"mSter for the company
at;er the regiment arrived in Ken uckv.
performed his duty faithfully until about the
8:h Of February last when he was taken
with The measles superinducing pneumonia
and low form Of typhoid fever from which
he never recovered. lie was removed frou,
Belmont to Louisville in May where he re-
ceived every attention from that noble ban,l
OF !oval ladies. who has done 50 much G,r
our >uT FIRING soldiers. He died with a good
hope { e c'na| life Peace to his ashes,
honor to his memory, rest to his soul.
CHAUvCY tIoBERT
Ex-Chaplain 81 Min. Vol.
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PERsoNAL.-The Hon. T. l.. Adams has
returned home from prologed visit to the
Third regiment. We meant to have noticed
his arrival last week. but in the pressure O
business it escaped our memory until af'e,
the forms were on the press. We hope NJ,
Adams will pardon the uninten.ionai neg
'ect. lie left the regiment just in time "a
save himself from heins captured. which we
understand was the occasion Of great NOR
t'tication among the rebels, who confident
~ expected to cap'nre him. He is one o>
those soldiers who bcl;eves in the old and
true saying "he who fights and runs away
will live to fight another day"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30
A LIE.

We have just heard that our country sub
scribers were expecting to find. in our last
Issue. On announcement that we hal discon-
Hnued the publication Of tho Io7mn,rrr
We do not know who started the report but
va arc conf lent it was not friend, and We
may have some enemies. Whoever !, was,
however, is lying, safa'ing. C ,oar 2y ui2-
q'an, and dares not come up in an open
and aboveboard way and satisfy his ma
licious revenge. but like the craven PIP u
that he is, goes Sneaking around the country
seeking to inj"re our business. The report
as entirely untrue. We do not know who
the individual is to whom we refer, but prob
ably many who will read this does to such
We say without any qualification, he is a
LIAR ; and ono who would stoop 10 any
dastardly trick to injurc one against whom
The holds an enmity.
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REFERENCES.

Philadelphia. Penn.
GExx@.-With two horses on your Anti fric-
tl"f ruwer. We drive your No. / Mi !. Grind
ing 10 bushe is OF corn PR q"ur, and gu IL l.rs,
quantity OF hay ut the same time have never
seen power that runs with so little friction
and consequently with 80 little str ain upon the
hor.e'' W. p. COOPER,
Supt. l"th 4 18th st. Pass. X. H. Co.
CLos1ER, N. J.. jan -, 1872.
MEssRs. BESSArr BROTHERS, GESrs.-I am
very much pleased with the Power 1t runs
easier than any ":her Power in this vicinity !;
'ht with the same horses will DO nearly. or
quite rw'ee "s much work. irun my Thre.her
~. ~. 'oe' revolutions per minute and u ~ inch
CroSs-cut Saw, ut |. 100 revrlHt,nnA
Yours truly, PETEK J. WHITE.
~ On al Orders Received cefOr. ,,c,.
-: lSd., the Freight will Prepad 10
SnlcaE" or any other Point ou Lake
~ Liberal discount to dealers, Agents.
wanted. State. County ami Shop flights for sale
For further information send stamp for H.
BENNET BROTHERS,
no-No.Sm ~ aud ~ Greene St, New York
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

J.E Chapman has received a commission
TO recruit for the Sixth Regiment. lie is ins,
tho man Tor the business. and we have NJ
doubt will be quite successful Success ,e
you. Captain.-H'a;ngs C"n~rvr.
Nj. Chapman wac but lately citizen o
our county, and resided at Can~on Falls
He has frequently attended our county CON
ventions As a DELEGATE from 'h.t p'"ce. ".
have long known him. A way back in the ole
Granite State We formed an acquaintance
that was both pleasant and profitable on on,
part. and which was renewed here in Min
nesota with. We trust. mutual pleasure
During al our long acquaintance with hin
We have never hea:d 4 word spoken bv an,
person derogatory TO his character as an hon
orsble man, and christian gentleman
There il no man with whom we wnult
sooner 50 to tho war than with ]. r. Chap
m'n. We heps the people o! Dakota Coun
~ Will flock to his standard by scores.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

RETunNrp.--Wm. Sex'"n ESQ, = uem-
her ofthe S'arr Shooters company FROM this
~t"te and ci''z"n ~ This c,tv retvrncd howe
having heen disabled bv the collision q,
two trains of cars. I'c had his left log md
aeh arm broken by the accident hes;,l4s rc.
cieying several severe hrn>cs N his head --
1Ie says the hovs were almost ready I" mu-
tiny when CIV. Ramsey appointed a second
Lieutenant and sent him off down there to
command c'mrany of men, every one of
whom was better qualified Tor the pos;tion
than he. The company to man was n 81 a.
vor OF our own noble fellow citizen. Al.
Wr'3ht, VIII" is in every way qualified for
The office, and is general favo,ite with the
company. The bows told HIM ,ha. he had
only to say the word and they would make
'he camp too hot for the Governor's net
but Abe was peaceful citizen and is a good
so'dier. so tie told them to keep their tenn
psrs. Politics has nearly ruined the country
and ve greatly fear it will ruin the armv.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

CRoPs'--We hear from all parts oi the
STATE, and particularly from this county. the
most encouraging reports about the new
crops. It. is exnected that it will con,l. If
70: surpass the crop Of two wears ac,. We
hope it will. md that il will command high
prices: oar farmers need all the encourage
m"nt in thst direction :hey can get to help
out the government tax.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30

dx LUCK.-Our much esteemed fellow
towhsman, II. L. Bcvans Esq -, has lately re
ce'ved notice Of his appointment as Iayrnas.
ter for this state. Ne believe his appoint
snent was secured through the efforts of Col.
Aldrich. Good for you, Henry. Now go
in on yorr nerve" and scatter the "grccn
backs"