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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
~l.E PS,SOScRs.

4 NUN Der Of the prisoners were brought
10 the city about . o'clock, in charge Of de.
tachr ent Of the Charleston Rit!emanr ls;:!'
Volunteers, and Cha7laason Light Infantry,
nader command of Capt. T. Y. Simons All
these prisoners belonged either to the 1H'h
New York iIlighlandcrsl Regiment or 10 The
Sth Michissn Regiment. We counted thirty
Of them, rs they were mai cheA through East
Bay ond Broad streets to the Guard H;nsc.
Nearly all of them have the appearance Of
veritshlc cut.th-oats, and they are evidently
the scum of the communities from yai2a tsay
we're recruited 7'he? g,ss their names, as
,,aiia0s
1T. c: F. Smith. NJ. Fean5, C. +, Mile, G.
R. Curtis, y. Allen, S. Cabill, l.. Ogden, =,
Cuisine, s. Doty, G. Spence, !. sooEsy, J. z.
Armstrong, f. Matthews, J, Knox, ]. Bache-
lor, J. Burns, p. Burns, Z. Chamberlain, j.
Blakely, J. Gilchrist, ~. o'Ncil, 0. Bennett,
z. Fitzgerald, l., Warnsr, T. Gsnsop, i. I.
Srilton, ". j. Dursn!, st. Lesley, Nm. Bar.
-e.t, kapoieon Manic.
Tie Inst named Yankee, of yal0rous ps9,
;,omea, has frequently visited Charleston, in
! tunea past, as pas1pssE d the stro'Iing band
u seg.o n.iustse!s, known as "Slat Peels
world renowned troupe"
Its deemed by many, and not unlikely,
that the unsuccessful attack upon our battery
NAV be renewed today.
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It les nos l,ecome evident to the enemy
that the men who held our battery lad no
:,ie:. ii yielding It, ;:nd the plan OF attack
lrcm tie front was given NJ.
Flanking bodies were thrown forward to as.
su!t cur works from tie DIRECTION OF the
marshes w!.icL Skiue'l uET h;!,taFy on aiths'
side. On the east side Of the battery the
movement was sree,iily frustrated, and the
G,w bold men who ventnre;l cl1se enough to
pour their lire into the post: soou fell. No
less than seventeen we-e killed just outside
The ditch, and o,.e WHO had mounted the par
apet, fell on the top, pierced by eigh! balls
rur FLANK ATTACK Of TIE x&w YORK SEEN
Tv.Nlxru (HIGNl.:NpERs.i
On the west side of tha battery the atsaf!;
was more serious. The famous New 2rE
Seventy. ninth Regiment took up position
50 as 20 enhlade our guns, and kept up . con-
slant and effective FIRE Of n,nsketry to cflSe
oE our gunners. They were R!et hy tAs
charleston Gattelop and the EutaW Reg!
men,. For time the asbt was desperate
but the Louisiana Battalion, under Lieut.
Col. McIIenrv, came up At the critical 'no'
,aeut in gallant style, ani The repulse Of the
Highlanders was no longer doubtful. The
enemy was, 10. the last time, forced back Will
great slaughter, and The day VAS won.
ruccAsr,LTrrs IN THE CHARLESTON Dat
TALLIoT.
,,Te .i.p ,,ali..i list or tie rasualties III
the Charleston Battalion. The commanding
officer, Lieut.. Col. P. c. Gaillard, was wound
ed in the knee, but.kept bin plscs" il the no
.iun, Notwithstanding
! Sumter Guarls-Capt. II. c. king.-kitl'
ed Lieut.. ]. J. Edwards, Corp'l Isaac Val
entinc, ard riva'e c. Pczuansk. Wound
:l-Capt' He. King murtally. in Ihe afeasf
privatcs H. s. NetiYiHa, slightly, in the neck
| Ii. Valentine, s,.ot through the right arm
/ K. C. Evans, in hip; Dir. Z. S. Teniaut: &
IL. pingle, left shoulders S. F. IdgcFtop
plgh,ly, T. T. Lockwood, slightly in the foot
i. Roumilat, L. l.. Terry, W. ". Johnson
and Serg't JoaepL !. Wells.
Charleston Light lnEaniry-Capt I. \. 81
observation-disclosures j. y. B. Elammett
Woun,ied- Private j. Lacy, slightly.
Irish Tulunteera-Capt Ryan.-Killed-
Private D. Howard Wounded
Burke, slightly Private fitzgerald, slightly
John May, seriously.
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G.. r. FI.nI.ixc,

Surgeon 22i South Carolina Regiment.
Capt. Henry G. King, Of the Sumter Gnnrd
Charleston Battalion, who was announced as
mortaHs wounded in our last issue, died this
evening. Pirate Samuel L. Edgerton, ei ihs
same company, WHOSE ges7S, Tss at tSrs' r''
portea. 81; serious, a!so died yesterday
Charleston Mercury.
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our position. A croaa fire was also stesd''S
maintained against us from two land battle
rivs which the c:le.ay had ereeted-one ON
the edge oc The coed IN which tLe fight with
lie Ait. Georgia Regiment occurred last
seek, :.r.: arctic: between tint point tEG
.te re.i::ioa cccaI':sd T. ;hs s':l:toa's aher
mans !amova fe':: t4;teTy >i::2 ;o<'S part III
,I,s engagement, Seng Girid2;i i.f2 80 SEC
lions. ul.c;, ;lov:.: go ;!i@:eT':1:t aarss 0!
urr works.
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II: aEi.h-~::.:E :.OSS.s.

Or .r:;,, !.ss*, as a=a,l? IS ne caa ascer-
tain, vss .eo:"::s .o--iy i:ilis1 and "ne hsndrsd
woup(sd The ensmy's l"sses Tc-e FIR keas.
ie7. We buried, yesterday, one hundred and
forty dead Yankees lett upon the field. We
gay Yankees, nsing the designation cs one
cu.amon ~ the whole ARMY Of the invaders; !;
but, in Truth. the ,nen who did the lighting
against us yesterday morning were nearly a!i
huro|,esns, and, ipthe llueaments Of The dead
the Scottish TYPE was markedly predominant.
We captured seventy prisoners. AS for the
number Of the eneny's wounded. no correct
estimate can he made. Glad to get lid Of
the unwclccHe task al curing faT mumed
yanial$, a'ir ;aen suffered the enemy's ambu-
lances to approach wiIhin poiut.blank range
Of their guns and to carry oil the wounded,
who must have numbered three hundred, at
least.
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Our battery was com,nnn earihwork, he
hind which were mounted one eighl-inch Co.
lambisd. tao twenty-tour puurarrs and one
eighteen pour'le-. There were no thanking
d.lenses.
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Itlml1lI. IAouaiI've o>~---
thuge who constituted detachment which
was rent to Secessionyille early Monday
morning for fatigue duty. The detacbl:ent
numbered 100 men, II from each company;
under command Of Captain. J. taIcisoi: "'ho
was 9; Reia,s bst:ery during tee igb;:
COMPANY CAPT. ADA1s.
E.i!!sl-Rol,e.t Cowsn, Benjamin lIs7Fis
cuN?iSr e-cl?r. 2o:rEE,
Wounded ,jno. Wheeler, severely in thea.ri
COMPANY c--cApr WASEEIEl.D.
Woum.sl-Edward Si&enlo-e, both Thighs;
severe.
COMPANY D--cApr. o'coNNELL.
IIillel-Hcnry Proshcr, VIM. Roach.
cuNpANy E-cArT. HILTON.
KilleL-Jeti. Spray.
Wuunded-W, r. Coauell, ankle, very Sc
we're. leg afnpusa,edi i. Connell, ankle, slight.
COMPANY r--cApT. STUART.
wouuied-W. Il. Gil,;ray, arm, severe.
roarASy CAPT. JiMI2a..
Kill-l-IItrrey Qry, Yhcs. StriIiing.
Wounlc,i.-perry Sizemore, shoulder and
hand, severe.
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COMPANY N-CApT. TEkcG.
Wounded-Thos. Bowers, chest. slight.
COMPANY I-caPT. NtlLnousE.
Killcd-i,nncan Tooly, l.. Justare.
COMPANY E--CAeT. McSSER.
Killed Alfred Csrver.
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and some {
the enioal!
ness with t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

sengers and crew were saved, aud large Por-
ton Of her cargo
Adylces from Port Royal OF the 9th, by the
Potomac state that several OF our gnnboas
nave been engaged iol several days IN making u
reconnaissance Of the Santce and W achenaw riY-
trs, and the result proved important. Severe.
small vessels, including steam tug, were cap
tured besides numerous Hat boats laden with
rice The negroes, on be appearance Of the
gunboats, came IN uuoIo 40 CLAIM protection,
AMI were taken of ~ tlle numfer OF some 600,
A complny Of guerrilla, Oh tie morning pl
the 4th made Il loray on Pckney Island, Kill
ug two Of our plckes and capturing two 9TH
e,s The rebels aisl made demonstration vt
Port Royal ferry, which Did not result in any
damage, as they were soon driven of
NEW YORK, July IL. BY the schooner
Hayes we have New Orleans papers TO jane 70.
The price of hour mas advanced to S24 per
barrel In consequence Of this Gen Shepey has
issued an mder fixing the price Of bread at ~
cents per "a ounces similar amounts IN pro-
portion zen Butler has ordered all 1he
banks IN his department to make y return to
headquarters Of all sums duo to the baaka in
the rebellious States Also Of all sums due to
Inc Olhlc 81 l4DulhldHhs VI Dhdtt olHNNiof NNN
checks and drafts thereupon are not to be PAID
without permit from headquarters.
The Delta reports quite str IN cotton on
the 25th, and samples which had been stored
away for year or moro sold at Is cents per
pound Gen. Butler has issued al order prohlb
itlng masters Of yessele taking away any per
sons Of color, other than those coming to New
Orleans on board their vessels under penalty
Of Imprisonment, aud liability to coutscation
OF their vessels 4 desperate gang OF outlaws
reported to be committing ughty depredatlon'
upon the Opelousa railroad
A large aud enthusiastic Union meeting wa
held at New Orleans GA the night Of the 2lst
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PBiLAunIHII. July O. The sPccisl cores
pendent Of Forney's Pres, dated Unitsd
state. steam slosp Brooklyn, dune ~ sAy' all
hands we're called early this morning to attack
The batteries Of ,he city Of yCksburgh The
Inst gun was Fred at s'clock The firing Was
intense.
The Hartford Richmond, and the gunhoan
AVE parsed ihe batteries Of the city without
,iienciug thcn The Brooklyn received orders
not 10 par, battery withou; siltnrlng i, She
remains briuW The loss On the Hartford was
uue killed aud s.sv-n wounded that on the
Richmond Was one, the Masters mate, killed,
and SIX wounded.
The steamer Massachusetts, from the Cult,
arrived last evening. having On board five Lie"-
tenants and TWO Sergeants captured at Shiloh
While IN pslson az Macon they exchanged their
uniform Tor confederate uniforms, and walked
D. the river, where they 'ouuu boat IN which
tAcv Coated down ;he river until they were
uckrd up by one Of eur guntoats 500 mi -
i1om Macon
rhe rcbcl steamer Cecil was totally wrecked
on reel at Abaco PART Of her cargo wds
saved. including SIX brass guns marked Vienna
me rebel steamers Nashville and Rate, sailed
ON the Dis; for New Inlet ) {. but were chaseo
5ack, the former getting INTO Gun Cave Ataco
ana tee after INTO Elcuihera
The Orcio wa uudtr seizure by tie BIluss
war steamer Greyhound with u prize crew OF
beard
The Word has statement from mon mar
no nas Just reached this city rum Atlanta ia
respecting the position OF AFFAIRS at the south
From hie account II appears that had the rteen
contest hsiurc Richmond terminated N a con
irGerate defeat, The rebellion would have tcer
ended. az the spirit Of The South is almos
troken By the .oHE serles OF rebel defeats
That the rebel army al Richmond previous Il
The late battles was over zoo 600 strong Full.
,ne halt Of Beauregards array passed throug
Atlanta bound for Richmond, To this gentleman
personal knowledge, That clinparatiyel
,mau quantity of cotton has teen destroyed u
The South. W. the planters down there do all the
can 20 rave and not destroy their cotton
There will be an abundance.
PnlLAsKLrnIA, July 10. The correspondent
Of the Press from the flag ship Hartford gives
rumor BY desertcr from Nlcksbu. 90, tina
Breckenridge passed through thai city IN tn
at or part of June crossed the Mississippi in
small boat. and escaped 10 Texas or Mexico.
4 letter in she World says that Com. Mrto
gut was wounded IN the head during the Nck'
burg engagement but his injuries were no' cor
sidcycd dangerous.
Nkw York, July TO- The steamer Potomu
IRON Port Royal the 9th has arrived. TIL
health OF the troops was favorable. Reh
riclets were becoming annoying At WllminSlo
Island. Two Of our pickets were WOUNDED
;ne 9Th. All quiet at Beaufort
Rebel dispatches say that the British steam'
Modern Greece while going into Wilmington
IN the eth, was run Agrounl near tort tonte
by the huckadinS feet, who hauled on on Il
oieuing OF the tort on them.
She had 1000 tons Of powder on board. Pa
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lay announcing change in the policy OF the
administration to WI \ more vigorous prose-
tuuon Of the war
Gen Mitchell Is assigned 70 II command under
Gen. Pope, .ud wi soon enter upon bis duties.
The Times Washington dispatch announ-
tes IL discovery made by the Government,
o great rebel conspiracy which was 10 nave
burst upon he country simultaneously With the
grear battles before Richmond The rising was
expcctra take place IN Tennessee, kentuckN
am ludluun, and jeff DAVIS was, N the con-
it,iou Il march on Washington. The ir5t part
Vt The plan, the defeat Of Gen. Mcclellan,
failed however, and consequently the rest was
not attempted.
WAsHlNeroy July 10. In response to the
RESP uuon OF the Senate, the Secretary OF War
bar ropIird by communicating the instructions
to certain commanding officers relative to tie
employment and disposition OF negroes. Gen.
Saxon is authorized 10 take possession Oh All
deserted plantations IN his department, and to
control or employ the people thereon, as cireum
stanccs may require
In response 20 Gen. Batter request for IN
strucilons relative to the employment OF con
trabands the Secretary has sent the following
The President il Of the opinion that under
the Jaw Of Congress slaves cannot be sent back
to their masters, but they must not be permitted
TO suffer tor want Of food Those capable to
Iabor should bo SGT 10 work, and paid reasonable
wages
The President indicating this, docs not assume
u settle any general rule at present, Win re-
gard to the States
The President returhed to-day, after three
Gays absence.
The War Committee continues IL sess ons
A1yicee from Wnrcutou state that there are
40 signs Of rebels there. The cars had reached
tiIcre for the first time since the evacuation OF
Hauasas
/, II MOI officially known here that Commo
lora F1ote will We placed AZ the head OF the
acv naval expedition
The inns Washington dispatch says re-
.ort has arisen that Gen. llalleck IL - De See
rotary Of War
lie friends Of mon prisoners will be DE-
GIFTED 10 hear thnt the War Department ~
..y. determined oh a general e1rhAng" OF Pri>
lLets
NAsuiNofoN. Juiy o. lie correspondence
between ,h- War Department and General Me
tleau VIM today transmitted u the House u
-csponse 10 a resolution oi inquiry
The after says in the course OF hls eIplana
uuus. that those who originated the ialse state
mena concerning 81, White House yard an'
.rring ar, il tart, ts stated 10 ny despatch
j, tts 7tn iast., Bat enemss VI the army an'
ne cause 10 which il t fighting
They have imposed UPON Inc Surgeon 1ene
era ana cansed him 10 make ofhcial representa-
Lon. which IN examination prove 10 be IN
lounded 10 TACT. and which are diT~pectiul +
A.sfuperior officers
lhsy nave unnecessarily occupied The atter
aon u the Secretary Of VA ana have inter
luut-d he Commander and Medical DireeIc
4 ,h.s srmy IN the midst Of the meet arduou
dutlee
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TIKI Pouarn IN GRoroS-Ssd Casua!tits

Rev. X. liadlcy writes US The es,ivi.
ties of the day in this place closed in sadness
occasionod by the death of three persons,
drowned during pleasure ride on the pond
in the West part Of the town. Two of them
were residents OF Groton-Mr A. Hooper
and Hiss Elsie Goodwiu--the other was a
MIR. Avery OF Topsaam. The party consist
cd of tour persons, one OF whom was ioriu.
ua,cly saved when on the point OF sinking the
third time. 1t was some time before she be-
came conscious The boat was Icaky. \
boy was also sadly injured in the lace by the
bursting efa gun in the village There was
also young mau drowned at Haverhill cor.
ser, n. H., on Sunday, the 9th inst, and
also lad a, Ncwbury on Monday evening
the 7,h.'
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rrorosnp rINIscIAL BI.sAu.

w.saMoros July H. A bill war reported
to she Committee Oh Ways and Meuus to-day
in accordance with the recommendation OF tho
Treasury.
/. j, proposed to establish spsra,s Bureau
charged with the execution Of mis- act snd all
law, which may be posed in Congress respect
INK the Issue and circulation Of a national cur
rency, secured by pledge Of U ). Stocks; the
chel officer 10 be called the Controller o. Cur
rsucy, with salary OF $4,000, under !he direc
ton of The Secretary OF tho Treasury
ANY chartered Bank or Banning Association
10 gool credit, whose capital is less than 8 loo,
ntH granted under the law Of any State or Ter
rtory, OF the District oil rulumba may avail
itsell Of the advantages Of the national carrsn-
cy authorized by this act ancef certain condi'
tsns,
The bill also provides Tor tAe formation of rs
soeistons for carrying on the business Of bank
my with the United States stocks as a basis
Plates have b.en authorized to be engraved ior
notes Of 50. SlO so, S25, $l00, $500, anC
/ Sl0QO denominations.
The bank or association failing TO redeem il
lawful currency OF the United States any q
its circulating notes are to be proceeded against
the United States TO nave the first lien on IL
sses
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

GARDENERS RuEUMAfIC AID NEUKALGIAC
CONpuUNu.- popular prejudice aEaht patent
,,.d.ire. seem. nave hsPn Yrd IN ne mud Of
Tho many VITO have tried he above inNAualle r'insdy
rerGsaie. 'rsm among the nrst men IN the cem'uni
~ uti,~t 10 tie yrtne. OF III compound ana the
a,id.nr. otits Va ur overwhelming and II 1nhen
tioate 10 convince the inaet cautious We ronl eslI
attention 70 the r,i-blr uhlres attached 10 HE AcNer
ti..ueft 10 another column % this paper snd ahFl-"
,I of ,hi. exec ltn medicine. which has 20 rrlidy
cor,r irtn notice II The atiruoa of The mherihs can
.ny te ssnri feel a''uied tuaia far t1sl VIII e.
objections which may eSs; aud that tn, VIII
6ndih, 1trpouLd III inr',linabls hl"sins r boio"
! Igtv IdrtfHsst.
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aKNrRAL HrcHASGS or PRISONERS

WARRINGTON, July IL. Iii, understood that
before the late battle. Con Mcclellan had ar
ranged villa the rebo, authorities Tor a general
exchange OF prisoners, and Gen, DIX has been
instructed to communicate the same under \
flag et trace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

WAsHISGTox, July H. Accounts brought
BY the Presidential party from .sdqusrters OF
the army Of the Potomac, give 'aesring views
Of the condition OF affairs there
lis represented that the sntra loss on our
part in the recent battles doe not exceed IN
killed wounded and missing 90. Struggles
are constantly returning. The nemy' loss ne
dsu bt, III s1ooraIngly large.
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elbow sufferer. The means Of his cure
Ton who dssirs he will send copy Of ihs prsierip
uo, used free " charge With ne directions Tor pre-
pairing aud asing the ,snv, which hey viii hna SURE
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Ehe Confessions and Expert
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WAmNGroN, July IL Both Houses this
week unanimously passed the army rclrcrch-
nent bill. which will save about ten millions
OF dollars per annum.
The House yesterday tabled the Senate bill 10
increase the slail OF corps and division command
rrs, involving about $500 900 per annum in
creased expenses
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

At the hospitals here until abslo return 10
thor regiments This had dresslnS effect
upon the brave fellows, many 5lrsting into
tears when informed of the order4ad implorlng
Col. Howe to send them home, only for one
day.
PHILADELPHIA. July g. The Press has a
dispatch from Newborn he ID stating that Gen.
Burnsides entire army ls in lotion against
kichmOnd.
PORTLAND. July +. The who mill Of tae
Oriental Powder Mil at Goshen exploded this
morning, killing one man am ojurIng two
others badly Cause Of the explrQn not known.
HARTFORD, July 10 The largest and most
enthusiastic outpourug Of the ptae ever seen
in Hartford WAS witnessed t0-ngt in response
to a call to devise ways and mrrs to answer
the call for more lroops. are thousand
people met in Allyne Hall and Wien that place
was literally packed. tho poop gathered in
the streets until they numbered many thousands
5 me strong speeches were lnsls in the hall
In response to an appeal to the aldIe0co to en-
lie. and to the question " VIII yl 90 p near
/ " the whole audience respond " We will
60.
With the spirit manifested TO night hartford
could raise regiment in ten days. Nothing
! like it has ever before been witnased in Hart
/ ford
The Connecticut Legislature voted to-day
each volunteer bounty OF fits dollars in ad-
dillon to former bonus Of thirty. making q
State bounty Of eighty dollars
SroKlNCroN. Conn, July i. The steam
ship Greut Eastern IS now off lss point She
is inside Monlauk Point, standig oa aud On
for pilot
MEMpHl., July 9. Dates trm Ycksburg
are to the 7th The rebels roc.a.ly made an
attempt to strengthen their rardworks on the
Bluff but were driven away by delis from the
mortars Most OF the houses the city are
rddled. Squads Of rebels OCCASIONALLY appear
in tie upper Battery IN front the city, bat
leave As soou is .he guns OF thcAe' are brought
to bear on them
Business of Memphis confines TO revive
Northern merchants with new utks Of goods
are opening tolen "HtcH alt i"J Pdtl'I'"eu
Mails are sent North daily, but4rs received II
regularly owing to delay at Caao SIX thou
sand letters were sent North on Monday
Several secession sympathlzen we're alr'NeC
aud passrd 10 the South yestefay negr'
was arrested yesterday with lNge mail, from
persons in the rebe, army to frinds here
The Prov 81 Marshal has pro,bIed person
from crossing the river, under Tie penalty Of al
rest.
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ARMY HORSES
w a N E .

rgE,E WILL uE an AGENT TO PURCHASE HoR-
| ,as At ths following places;
81. ALuASs, Friday and Saturday, July llsh
and l2,h, 1862.
GRAND IsLg, Monday, July l4th.
BURLINGTON, rarsd.y and Wednesday, July 10
and l6
WATERBURY,, Thursday, July L.
MONTPELIER. Friday and Saturday July 18th
and 10Th.
WoopsrocK, Monday, July q.
AZ Horses mus be Is hands high ana nP'odrds
No Mares taken.
,,..., ]. D WALTON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
Dental NOTICE.

7 SHALL h in my once n Montpelier, on saturday,
Julv 5th and shall hs glai Sc, those Who require
II. services Of Dentist don't expect 10 he absent
frem Montpelier again thl' year.
Rear In mind that for hllng with GOLD charge hut
sRVENTY-TIyE CENTS a CAVITY, and In no case
eh.rr anything Tor my temporary sets Of teeth hat fur
NAH Them rREt Work warranted.
,iiliul,Io JOHN II. CoAEGYs.