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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

J. BIRSEY MARSHALL, brother of Hum
phrey the fat, has been released from arrest on
condition that he will not enter any. of the
Southern States during the war.
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sPECIA.IbRDERs NO. S.
HFAD1ARTERS FIFTH DIVISION,
MrafpHrs. August Z, 1852.

Fl MEMPHIS august Aoo-s
THE General bmmanding announces with shame
L and mortifcatr that he has discovered a ease Of
bribery in one of thpubuc Offices in Memphis viz the
payment bv ctizebf one hundred dollars to clerk in
the oca az the Prs Marshal General for pass to 90
to Helena.
II All officers sders and employees in the service OF
the United States saaried persons, and oannoteharge
fee for any oacalct whatever 1t is net only crime
but disgrace 10 thwhoe country. In ike manner il is
crime for ctzs to offer bride; and II any citizen
has ever paid or isvCr asked to pay fee broe or has
afforded an opportunity make profit to corrupt or inn-
ence any person in he service Of the United States he IS
hereby notified thl he must give notice thereof to tho
Commanding Genesl forthwith that justice may be dons
and the honor of til nation be protected against even The
suspicion of cerrupcn.
III 10 guard against corruption in the future 1t is or
ered that no houssaken possession of by the Quarter
under Gsnerl Grants orders, to take possession
of and to loyal tnants the vacant houses in Memphis
shall be occupied b. any officer employee Of the United
States Government except by regular assignment under
the Army Regulations by the Quartermaster, approved
by the Commanding General No will be paid, cx'
cept to the Quarrmaster in person. or to one & his
clerks on the Wi ten receipt by the Qualtermaster
signed by himself snd not by proxy.
w. Anonymous communications will not be enter
tned but any citizen person having cause of griev
ance will reduce it to writing, stating names and iact'
and signed with the proper name, when redress will
given if necessary Such communications will be ad
dressed to the Adjuant General OF the Division Major
Il. Hammond.
By order of Maj Gen. W. T. SIBERIAN.
]. Fl. HAMMOND, A. A G. lsuS
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Sudden Death OF Gen y. 3. PIummer, al
C0rfnah.


CAIRO, August I3.--Gen. j. B. Plummer,
formerly of the 18th Missouri, died at Gen.
Rosecran's headquarters, near Corinth, on
Sunday morning last, of congestion of the
brain. His death was very sudden; his body
viii probably be here tonight. NJ.
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wtscoastn.

The new Wisconsin regiments ara to be off,
cered from privates who have fought the enc
my during the past year. It car hardly be
doubted that men thus raised from the ranks
will give a good account of themselves and
their commands when they do battle on the
field.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

SCOTLAND, according to her last census, con-
tanned a population of 3,o62,2e This in
cludes all the natives who are in the military,
navy, and merchant service, and the increase
in ten years has been only six per cent.
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Spain.

r Gen. Conch would leave Madrid fer Paris
on the I'd. His mission is reported to include
an endeavor to establish an understanding be-
tween France and Spain regarding Mexico.
Other Continental news is unimportant.
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THE Mobile Register says that the rebels
Hhave at least one comfort" That's one more
than they deserve.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

Gen. Forey lett Cherbourg on the 10th nit.
for Vera Cruz. The embarkation of troops
for Mexico was progressing briskly.
The Bourse was heavy. Rentes est zoe.
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"Good for FoEty-tkrae Cents.
a1ao 60, -

This he handed to the restaurant keeper
giving him his choice between it and q dollar
biz, but absolutely refusing to take shinplas.
tiers in change.
He got his change in specie without further
trouble.-N 7. Post.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-17

The Soldiers Meas Letter, is the name of a
neat and spirited little paper issued by the
soldiers at Ship Island. The style in which it
is got up is highly creditable to the intellectual
culture and mechanical skin Of our soldiers
The following paragraph, which we copy from
the Soldier g Meas Letter, shows that the Gus
tomsof civilization follow our army wherever
it goes.
IMPORTANT NoTTcE.-The person who was
seen to enter the Office of the Soldiers Nssos
LsfteT-about noon on Friday last, while the
editor was in the Generals quarters, opposite,
and borrow = two watches-will escape GER
tain trouble and exposure by returning the
watches, and settling up IN an honest manly
way. This notice is given In kindly, Christian
spirit, and with true desire FOR the best good
Of the guilty party. @
Our soldiers are certainly the most remarka-
bic boys that ever went to war. Let any
company of them stop five days in place,
and they viii issue newspaper.
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wis:ars Balsam Wild Gerry,
DIR. Williams Caugh Ealsam,
John Bulls Cherry Pee oral,
..ez.es rs.a Rushtons' Cod Liver Oil,
Arctic Lnemeut
Merwins' Fever and Ague Pills.
Cherokee Remedy,
Heimstreet's Hair Restorative,
CAV N Mrs. s. A. Aliens Hair Restorative,
De Grath's Electric Oh,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Ambrosial Oil,
For Chill Medicines, ...
60 to W. G. Potter's.
For Dlarrho~ Medicines,
go to W. c. Potlor's,
For Pile Medicines,
go to W. @. Potter's.
Dixie Cathartic Pills.
Ayers Cathartlc Pills,
wrights' Cathartic Pills,
Ca1ks Stimulating Liniment,
osgoOds Cholagogue,
Railways Ready Relief,
Merwins' Blood searcher,
Jayne's Carminutive TslEam,
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Eureka Il ir Restorative,
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters,
For Cough Medicines
Go to W. G. Potter's,
Cherokee Cure
wrights Rejuvenating Elixir,
& Is s5ue ayson's lndeliblo Ink,
Spaldng's Prepared Glue,
Thompsons Eye Water,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Davis Wild Cherry and Tar,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
For Blood Purifiers,
go to ". G. POttor's,
For Worm Medicines,
go to W. C. Potter's,
For Hair Restrstves,
go to W. G. POttor's
Perry's Dead Shot vermifuge,
For Pills,
For Linimens,
Go to W. c. Potter's,
tIo to W. Q. POtters,
Sir ]. Clark's Female Pills,
ldexican Mustang Imminent,
Boerhaves Holland Bitters,
$3anford's Liver Invigorator,
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Royce and EsierIy's Tooth Powder,
| Burpett's Cocaine,
| ~ st Bay Rum Every 6ne),
Husbands AIagnesia,
Lyons Katharion,
Cristodoros Hair Dye,
~.r Batcheior's Hair Dye,
Meaiann's Elixir Of Opium,
Concentrated Lyc,
Olive OH,
Gas tor OIL. oolognes,
sedlets Powders,
Guitar Strings,
Handkerchief Extracts, Assorted,
Lubin's Extracts, Assorted, '' genuine"
Tooth Brushes,
Playing Cards,
s1 xggNsa9 Feather Busters,
q Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes
atee asa w. a5 Fancy Soaps
Toilet Powders, Pomades,
Fine casavbs Wines.
have just received ireeh supply OF all the Paten
Medicines of note.
a8@ INsg@ W. @. POTTER,
.~os.1~ es L.fFavson 81 near the Post Oiice,
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ag India.
Bombay kilograms of July II report rise
in cotton and cotton goods,
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CIVIL WAR.-The Nashville Union furn-
ishes the following extract from ancient his
tory: ~s
The very victories of civil war are fraught
with sad reflections to the hearts of the loyal.
Ssliust, in recording the death of Catiline, the
conspiratsr, BY the Roman army, adds: '.Nor
mad the army of the Roman people won joy
full or bloodless victory; for every valiant
soldier has either fallen in battle or departed
severely wounded. But many who had come
from the camps, for the sake of seeing or gath
ering spoils, in turning over the bodies of the
enemy found, some friend, some guest and
others hinsman- Some also recognized their
enemies. Thus through the army was seen
delight, grief, joy and sorrow"
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Reward for a Cape LOS.
NOTICE.

kEY HORSE left my premises on last SundaS Even
N1 ing, the 10th instant. He he g ROAM HORSE
about Five years old, shnd all rornd heavy name and
tail viii give TEN ($10) dollars for his
delivered Vance street. between fernando and
Causey, on Main street, No, go.
augls-lw j. D. WIMBERLY,
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SPECIALORDER-No. Iso

As matter Of special interest and general
information, we lay before our readers the fol-
lowing important order:
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Free From all EncumbranceS,
WITH TITLE GUARANTEED.


Or other funds at their value Grosnbas. only taken
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
Very Latest by Telegraph
Il O'CLOCK u. M.
FROM WASIlINGTuN.

Nlw YORK Feb 4. The Ueru!d's Washing
ttn Hespsch rays that n great deal OF sickness is
prevailing among our troops. Ii Is attributed
~ be surgeons to the negligence or ignorance
ii company officers III making acquisitions Tor
.tojcr shoes and clothing Tor the men. An
attendance Of articles can he obtained b simply
ashiDg.
/: is believed that large bodies OF rebels have
EHos, transferred by railroad from Manassas. re-
wing 90 the utter inability of the FederaIs to
Hcvo against them, o. account o.. the impassa-
II ,Nndit,on of the roads.
The Irihatne'S despatch 'ays an order has
'4cs issued u the commanders of divisiona in
Nlrginisl, directing that all supplies OF bag
gage not actually ncclcd for the troops GA the
rnarch be sent here, and wurehoused. Another
Greer has been issued to surgeons in charge OF
the hospitals in this city t, send the GONZALES
cen: patents to Annapolis and elsewhere, and
otherwise to have ready lis many spare beds AS
possible
The Times dispatch says that Gen. Scott is
going in trigate Richmond to Mexico, accredited
ty government ut Washington with powers Of a
ceL4cate and responsible nature, and that the
probable results Of hie InIsslon are oil the most
important character. Gen. Scots experience
ana advice backed by the timely extension OF the
bacterial aid necessary 70 cx,ricatc the Mexican
government from Its present l"rils will II is hop
"a restore peace and prosperity to the Mexican
re- pie and, at the sane time, peaccably secure
far ine commerce OF thscountry the advantage
unicIl England, Spain and France have sough,
- gam by the sword. IL viii not be expected
TIA! the traditions OF our government III relation
It. BE interference Of FoIci.n Goycrnment
,.c affairs Of this Continent would he read
Ky abandoned, Or that We should look with in
difference upon the movements Of Francs, Eng
irI'S and Spain.
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Mails in Montpeller.

SOUTHERN and Eastern mail closes at 7.4a m. , ar
rvies at 5I5 D. IN.
NoRrAERN and wE,rsaS closes a: 345 p. M. arrives
At 9.15 a
SIsHr MAIL for Boston mad New York closes 800
o'clock i. NJ.
All these mails must be IN the oce heforF me
time Of ci0s,uJ, Ia 90 the same day.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at s.l5 a departs same day arrival Of South
BRADFORD mail arrive. daily at ID 90 p. departs
daily at 90 a. III.
DANyILLE arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
y, 8 o'clock ~ departs same days a. IL o'clock
y. H.
R,groS arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays a;
$50 r. ~ departs Tuesday, Thursdays and satur day s
at 945 a. III.
HYugp.RK by Worcester aud Elmore, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays AZ $40 p departs same az
Barton
CALAIS mail arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays and Salur-
days at lDO y. leaves alternate day. arrival o
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week
OFPICs HOURS FROM 100 A NJ. to 500 p. ".
JAMES u. FRENCH, l.. N.
Montpelier, May 1861.
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THE DAILY WORLD.

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and News Paper published in America. United with
the Courier aud Enquirer snf r, serving al The com
mercia and other distinctive fc4tuic. OF that
journal. il b become the principal advertising
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kct Rept rts, together with jts Reports all Imports
tons, Foreign and Domestic. of Exports. and Ut
For ign and Domestic ship News, are full reliable ami
give what no business mar can do without Besides
There peculiar features, it il unsurpassed in the fun,ss
Of its political and miscellaneous news s co,repon
dence, &c nc. 1t is printed mpel ,HI gharO
sheet, larger than any uthcr two cent daily.
No Sunday edition j. lninted, and II vipisnt watcl
will be kept its columns, ex uding everyt hing
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Terms per annum, Six ncIar-; Four copies TO
address. Twenty Dollars. 10 cergymen, tIva Dollars
or aunum. For club of zen copies, extra cyl =
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ynE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION AT WORK

Washington, Feb 3. The following has been
ttteiy,d nj The Navy Department from Capt.
Mnrssow, dated Roanoke, Hampton Roads, Feb
>narv !.
SlR y have til, honor to report to you the
arrival last night of ,hc bark Gemsbok from
Beaufort, n. {. Capt. Cavendy informs me
atAt On Tuesday, oSth uh. lac heard heavy fir
s.l ia the rear of Beaufort but has no coDjec.
sa,e from VIII, III it proceeded. He also reports,
Thursday, Both, 8 A. NJ, while off Roanoke
ln'et, he heard heavy firing in the direction of
ho"n'ke Island, leaving on my mind no doubts
thas Tag officer Goldsborough is at work.
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THE SEMI.WEEkI.Y WORLD.

The SEMI Weeklv World j. large Qnarto sheet -ain.
size the daily containing all ta correspondence
misc rllsny. and editorial its commercial and market
news, ana always good Original story, or some hrI
liant production from the bert English novelist AMI
periodIcsl writer. its CATH market and sion
ports make it highly valuable to every tanner
Thre, dollars pee annum two copies to one atdress.
Five DOars tv. cOpi,- to address. Eleven oar,
10 ciersymen, Two Dollars per year Single c"prs,
Three cents. Published Inc, daye and Fridays
len copies S2G
Fora club of ten copies, AZ .Nsrs copy will he a:
tor oneNPar
Fra club Of twenty copies. copy of the dali. -,r
ol year.
For Il club Of Mt, eopie., 81" Daily, Weekly s;a
Semi Weekly will be sent for year.
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mONTPELILI MARKET, Feb. 4,

PRovtsloss.-Butter, Is to Is. Cheese, stoo Lard
T. Tallow 10. Dried Apple, Q to To- Eggs, 10 to IL
Potatoes 20 to So Beans 100 Maple Sugar to IL
Onions--1Oo. Apples-good, $500 to $50 per Dbl.
FLouR-Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 900; Double Extrs
$50; Superior. co. 10 1,75
GRAM AND HAy.-Ccrn, ia Gate 80 to 70. Herdsgras
Seed Ooto 900 per bush- Glover 10 IL per pound
Hay, s., to IS, per ton. Rye, % TO g.
MBcELLASEors-Dry and green hard wosd a,25 to 2,0t
Shingles, $1O0 to $50. Wool-common 10 TO 5o Merint
90. Bark, $50 per cord. Nails .},o5.
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ret. 3. The Chippewa left the blockade off
Wilmington Thursday, and arrived here this
soyn'ns Everything WAS quiet in that vicn-
~ The Chippewa PASSED close To tiatteras,
ana ,aw u large feet OF vesseis inside at anchor.
Size heard NJ firing. Sh" pasS the Hartford
'nc Monticello of Albemarle Sound. The
Constitution is still here. She will sail soon.-
Is nas been raining hard all day.
4 tag OF truce went ont thls murning, bot
tap HeG returned.
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Che -Hlorkc13,
BOSTON MARKET. Feb. l..

Rlour-Western, ST., 90 to 1925.
rork.-Prime $3.50 to $50; Mess. al.,oOa 1870
Beef, ST., so to 1900. Lard, osi Hams, 81 tot.
BUTTER 10 to q. Cheese to- $. Eggs % 70 ~ posoes
45 ~ 81. Dried Apple ! to s.
Wool Saxony fleece 3d. American Full Blood Is &C
50 Half blood SO to S.; Common 50 to So.
Corn-eS 20 Oats -. Rye &c. Herds Grass ssd ~
Clover, 90 a 90 perlb. Hops IS 20.
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FROM WASlilNGTuN.
HOVeE.

February l. The House went into Commute .
- the Whole on the Treasury note bill.
Mr.. Morrill, did not favor Mr.. Spaldng'S met-
'uf.. lie did not THINK hostIlities would he OF
'osh long continuance, Tor With the melting OF
Me SHOW, our army would march toward the
''nlt and crush the rebels. We can close the
war by the Both Of July web as thirty Yeas
hence, thereby tconomizing blood as vel
AZ .rsa>on. He would Us soon provide Chimes.
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The eekly World contains all the pditorisl- III.
most important of all the matter ncf in the
daily edition. together with cool original story ~
brilliant prod net ion from the bts. In ,sh
i-ra and periodical writer's Ia J." Other weekly paIrt
published in This country there found such iul!
m-r cal and murket rep0tts and general news Mteh
genee combined with 20 much editorial matter ana
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ton.
| Address. THE WORLD.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,

Nrw York, Feb. !. The Steamship Northern
Light IRON Aspcnwall. arrived this morning,
,singing intelligence OF the total loss OF the
Steamer Columbus, Dec. Sth, on Point KeIncrio.
Ihe Northern Light has 100 passengers and
SSJ0,UO treasure. The Steamer Columbus
,o-t ut Point kemcrio had cargo valued at IL
n.:'.,n ana II half. mostly English goods. Her
.ss>Ssngrrs arrived IN the Northern Light.
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E,stou, Feb. i. The feat OF telesraphing to
Sat Lake City direct. was performed on Sat-
n-day night, the operators of either end Of the
wire exchanging compliments Nc. Route taken
wae through Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago,
81 Louis, and thence directly across the prairie.
arrangements have been made, and it is ex
lec;ed. that IN Thursday night communications
will be sent direct from Halifax 10 San Fran
t,sti.,
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FROM WASHINGTON

Feb i. Mr.. Sumner from the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, has reported bill
recognizing Ilayti and Liberia. and sending to
each Diplomatic representative, styled Com
missioner and Consul General.
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ID II ~ Il | = K Is L
have located in
MONTH LIER,
PERMANENTLY aS 81 DENTIST
in tho formerly occupied by DR.. NJ NEWTON
OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE
r" the peopl' of M"ntpelier and adjoining towns
wish am well prepared pcrrorn any operation
in dentistry, at
REASONABLE PRICES.
insert teeth on Gold, Silver Cheopastic Platina,
Of the Rubber speak too avoraby having used
it to the entire satisfaction of patrons and myself
number Of years 1t is lighter stronger easier kept
Clean free from taste durable and easy repaired
than any other kind Of plate work. Teeth filled with the
various materials for filing insure their preser
vation Extracting done with care. and childrens teeth
regulated.
OF the may letters of Recommendation from friends
in Windhsm and Windsor Counties. will give hut
three:
DR.. John n. Comegys has prac,ieed Surgeon Den
the dentist for myself and family and ais" for the Inst
tuition under my charge The subscriber heiieves him
we'll qualified, and checrully recommend. him those
''''''' 49, WV. ii. ROCKWELL, M u.
sup' st. insane Asylum, BratcboTo, Aug. T., 1861,
after years service. am highly pleased with them
and would part with them for any amount Of money
II
all who may b. unfortunate 70 be deprived Of their
natural teeth know Of work equal to yours in skill
durability and finish. esteem you in the practce OF
your profeyson, public bcnefactor.
Respectfully, J. LEE.
So. v uodttock, June II, 1857.
Office - bellows Falls Argus March ~ lst0.
For several NC have had dealings with Dr. j. .
Comrgya and have always found him to he upright,
high minded gentleman, who would he valuable addition
the citizens " any place. AS professional nianon
which point also speak from cXperencr-he stands
second none, being fully of Dental science in
all respects. ~
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.
Or. j. VI. ConegyS has practce Dentistry here during
the pat several years. and have frequently had occasion
consult him in behalf of patients under c!arg"
He has Without exception in all the branches OF his
and in the most delicate and difficult
given the fullest satisfaction to ladies from the lar
gest cities of the Union like New York, Boston. Phiia
deipa New Orleans who frequently declared me that
Or G. treated them full WE'LL and perhaps with more
attention, than their family dentist
CIV. GRAU. NJ D.,
Physician at the Wesselhof Water Cure institution.
Bratteboro, Asg. 81 1861.
will refer to Philip wcls Cashier Bank, Bratt-boro,
E Kirkland. Esq, F. II. Fessenden, Esq, and G. w.
Horton, NJ ~, of Rratteboro G.. u. Perkins, Samuel
Woodstoek.
will all Of my work. and prices shall b.
moderate. JOHN VI. tOMEGYS
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wooden guns for the army rs paper MONEY
What we most need ID money.