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LAURA KHENN,a.

MRS John Wood going TO call this theatre tho Oiym-
pic she has not yet Advertised this faes she ought
have done bat ssrned II from the ssuboArd Top
Of tho building.
KrsL0's GARDEN.
Mr.. Forrest played In Hamlet last evening, 70 very
large audience. The play was capitay cast. and well
placed on tho STAGE Thero is altogether much Of
Forres. Tor tho part Of Hamlet Half OF him could play
t Besides this Madame Pouis yet old enough to
be such Hamle,'s mother. Still the performance seemed
please the people, and that perhaps aishat ncod bo
said OF IT,
THE BROADWAY THEATRE.
Mrs Robertson oponed her now theatre opposite the
Metropolitan HOTEL last evening We arc sorry 70 say
that the house was not crowded. 1t Ia presty little
theatre very neat and clean and worry nicely decorated
vhe company however. not what IL should be We did
no, Of those "acknowodsoa artists" mestioned
10 tho bills. Mrs. Robertson herself and Mr..
Stuart Robson were the stars Of tho oven.
Ing. Mr.. Robson has good comic name,
OF those days Tho Of the stock did not
Impress favoraby larger audience would have i'm
tho ,S. Us and M .s hope that the
fairer chance 70 night.
rm NEW YORK TnHATRE.
This place Of also opened last evening II
is the theatre formerly occupied BY wallack, tho
of Brooms strest snd Broadway Tho house has
srectabIs audience The st thing which attracted
attention was ane orchsssra led By Mr.. Fenelon Tho
management gave u too much orchcstra and
too long waits however Tho great sccrst OF sacccss 10
quick lively. rastliug, short entertainment For aa
example point look a Bryants' Mnstrels After this
noticed couple Of yos0s loafsrs sitting with their
hats os We private boxes. They did the thea
ire ~ least ry doiiars worth Of injury and probably
paid nothing for their tickets: yot waited In van 70
them turned out. The MArzstu and Martneti ami.
lios appeared IN ballot and paotomms and zanfreti
danced the tsht rope Ths performance ives good. but
slow. Tha Will doubtless be remodsod on future
sops, ard thsn tho thcstre - properly conducted
viii bs fsvorits resort for families and tho paradise o
children.
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TERRIBLE SafWRECK ON LIKE SUPERIOR
Total Loss Of the Steamer StIbeam
In a Heavy Gale.
All the Passengers and Crew but
One Drowned.
NAMES OF sUME OF THE SUFFERERS
&C.. Ac.. &c.
snsslA, O. W. scpt. Z. 1898

ssMsA. Q. W, sept 7. 1895.
fhe steamer City Of uicve,sud reports the ss OF
steamer Sunbeam, ~ Lake Superior. last woek during
gale with all tho passengers and ciscps wheel
man
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Prizes Csshsd An all Legaiizsa Lotteries.
J. T. CLARION CO., 10 wan street, rssm 10 o.
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present day. and her works have been sy e.sa n MS
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N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT oF EN0Lisr vHLvEr.
n hrusseis Three ply and Insran Carpets Rus AA,s
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grsyaies c..s q yo., sse.lsn, usir ua..sl.-ssnsl
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IFKr7ATron ov TIN scALH
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Messrs. Josprs Bvnssrv On
D~Ar As-f dnrps u bst last ~ -
benefits I have Mrvsd from tke NJ Aannaso<
Twelve had the yphas f~vvv, sn~s r~esv.W
found mys~V troubled Nth fvsntNu - rss eratA
whIchi bad continued 10 assh, and "a 49,
yista n had fa~f ~ hnd reuDeHy.
HAVING corcsiss sdvsrss~A vsrsss~sd sse
only the purpa~e of = dr~pAug 49, 10
TSlss, II has eniivvr tAs wr'ah~s sf q osu
standing Deriving 80 ma~k fpsn - ] ksvQ
10 fstDxs ~ho ansrsso
JoUxr8 MILL. 10.
saxs spp,easss vssA~vs me hasv t.e msssr ho~ asI
ana dryl ss And sins~y fss ssv~va Asys sos~.ss9
w eli Who have vs-i 10 ss uss ssa asA shs~vsss Ass
dressing In tho wossa
sale eyery~hsw.
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sYwIsg nACHrsys
sALRsRooMs sxs BROADWAY

Brilliant and Powerful Day and Wight
Double Perspeciye GsssssYor the nsd sss. snA
tourists nss CompAei, portAbie and -r..n, splendid
ocails,s- opsclan S9,S Broadway. LAfarss aouse
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Persons Wishing 60 Nay . cheap rsv-
nsnsd House should Rad usrsess sfvsruss1sHt anesr
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Rsua QprusunnAs ~ Nassvnsa n. " Buiiss, a.
Johnsou co1pty. arrived q kashvis . few days sncs
with osrthcsie VI sisction - . member ~ the Harris
rsbs Lsgsasure IN his pooksA lie inmsdAisy sss the
bath II allegiance 70 ths natlosA sovssnmsss declaring
that be oad sssn enough H shs rsbsliion.
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wheeler ~ Wiison's Highest Premi um
Sewing harhinrss Foote's Pasnt Cmbfsia Loek s'anis
Broadway
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watches at Man usaeeorers' Prtces-By
ending s7 % TO ARRAsDALB Co, u Broadway, yea
per mail srasndh Ood L~v.r watch.
medium anal sse. beautifully sDsrsrsi casss fal ls~
std, warranted n keep god ums The nonsy fs'arnsd
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Omciai drawings of she Literary Asso-
citation Company's o Lottery Of Kentuetv
ExrsA CLASS 2s1-Sept. 7. n0
rs, 70, IL. Is, rs. bs, l, 3, ~. SO. 81, 40. Q.
cLAss fss-sspt 7, 1874
IT, Q, "a, 90. 81. "a. IL. II, 10, 10.
PRANck yLIis 90, Managers. o,vs.Csn, Ky.
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wire wiadew 0uavds, WIvs Wosh fer
oan.srvstoy,ss aud bay vtss,vs ufrrHirsOh
vICKBn1nAn Ase Cana street. u Brosawsy
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Prfzes Cashsd In All LeE.aiiEed I.estsrses.
Information given. yOaHPH BATHS. Broker.
No II wall street No. Z.
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QMeial ORA wiass OF shs shelby College
LseuDP Of Ksntnskr
33, IS. 8, rs, 81. 81. 81, 81. Is, ~, so. ~.
CLAss B11-sept T. t86A
o''0'A yons A. xoexrs 90,
Covingtou. Nv.
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RUNAWAY BAsKER.-Ths oity OF Indianapolis, Ind.
startled the 9th inst, by tho announcement thai
K0y Ferguson old resident ~ho had recently opened
small banking house, had absquatuiatsd with all the
funds hand belonging tho dopostors amounting "a
$50 900 He Is reported 10 have sailed for South
America.
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Omclal Dra or Murray. Eddy =
Co.'S kentucky ana Mssour State fsostsrics.
kssruoxy. nxyxA cLAm Sl-ssp, ssn.
81, 56, 4, 63, 80 l8, IL, Is, OF. 81 go o, IL, 81.
KssrucEv CLAss <72-BepN Z, pSs
II, 8, 38, IL, So, 80, $3, 8, 4, u, so, IS, z.
90 65.
Circulars sent fres or oharge by addrsssBg eihsS 10
MURRAY EDDY a Co,
Covtpgton. Ky. ~ LDals. M.
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mrs John Wood going 10 cali this theatre tho 0iyr
pic she has not yet advertised this faes she ought
have done, but we Isarusd Il from the stuboArd on Y
OF tho building.
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CmoAoo. ssN 7, 1893.

CmoAoo. SOP ]. is6s
mo steamer Planet arrived here this forenoon. bring
ing the that the steamer surbcau foundcrcd
in Lake Superior tho 18th OF August, and sat all on
board. except she wbeclsman, ,vwero lose
The whecsnan Iashed hmssfl 70 piece OF wreck, and
after floating for thirty houp was wsshod ashore at
Portage. twenty miles from tho soAns Of Tho disaster
He reports that tho Sunbeam jolt Superior C,v On
Thursday. Eary tho scH, morning., durIag tor'ible
gallo, tho stcamsr struck by heavy sca. wi'oh
roed her On her sdo Tho small boats were imfSe
da'siy got out and tho passengers sn1 crew were pa
into ticm, when no stoAmrr stsSuck by another
heavy soa ana commcucod br5sking up.
Tho wheeisman afterwnsd xhe bosts oiled
with tho paAsengcrs and leaving te wreck bot
wAs mposr.be for tho boats to live sush gac, and
shey s~ampcd auaihs ccstAia tbas Ail ON scad
lost.
Tho Planet scked up PORTIONS of ~ wreck which wore
Hosting about COR two miles arou~A where Abe vesyc
down.
Tile passengers and crow numbered thirty asc Tie
Of those lost, far ascsstained ~ fol-
lows
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wigs, reupsss, HAIR Dys. H.iv Dystss
and Mo'dAvA CrsAn, for bsanffyns The hsir, 81 W. A.
| BATCHRI>on A. 10 BonA street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21

The DRAFr,-We are glad to find that the
proper authority has oyer-rulcd Provost Marshal
General Fryes decision that drafted mar
could not, after an examination by the surgeon
if not exempt from physical disability, then pay
the $500. This was msnifestly an unwise and
unjust decision, and should never have been
made. The law is now construed as 1t should
have been at first, and drafted person may
submit himself to an examination, and after
that, if he is not otherwise exempt, may pro-
cure his exemption by paying $500, or by offer
ing an acceptable substitute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
Doubleday, Willis G Bawlev Almon W Godfrey E

Doubleday, Willis Hawley Almon W GodfTey.
Durbmy.--Hazen Morse, George II Crandall,
Wells Corss, james. Casey, John Wright, Al
mon Martin, Philo Towle, George W Stevens,
Lucas Morse, Philander Clark, Edward 5 Tur-
ner, Joseph Someryille Jacob Foss, james Per-
rim, Calvin A Canada, Americas b Phillips,
William Ward, Charles q Blodgett, w IL ii
Maynard, James Avery, George w Jenna, Hen
ry G Gabaree, Edward W Strong, Theodore
Brock, Martin Hayden, Alfred Shonio.
Wmren. Thomas j Sergeant, Hiram Pratt
Allen G Greenslit, Daniel Moriarty Daniel
W Nichols, James NJ Parker, Charles + Spad-
ing, Steadman 9 Tucker, Henry VanDusen, I'd.
Rufus Ii Porter, Milo Bueklin, Henry Moore
I'd, VIM Hall, Geo NJ Hawks Chas W Bragg
Daniel McAllistcr, Charles Porter, Francis A
Allard, Benjamin Edgerton, Burnham Ford
Frederick Cardell, James Miller, Samuel Nc
Allister John Nj Hanks, Myron Davis, William
Martin, Cyrus Z Pike.
FaystOn.-Hiland Campbell, Henry Kenne
John McCaughen, George Balentine, Nehemiah
Colby, Jonas q Dudley, Horace Mehuren, Iii
ram Boyce, Eli Bruce, Jr, Edward Dillon
John w Ingalls,, Walter Porter, Alexande
Someryillc, Moses Murphy, Matthew Whalen
John 0Bren, John Maxwell, Charles NJ Fisher
Daniel Crowley, James Band, Jr, Julius Pal
mer.
WaisfsId-Daniel McCarty, Lorenzo Davis
H S Campbell, Allen & Mathews, Franklin |
Thomas Lewis K Joslin. Solomon Smith, Iii
ram Haselton, Chas L Bigelow, Jr., Henry
Mathews, Alfred Steele, James p Carpenter
Emery 5 Judkins, James Ryle, Carlos L Jones
Patrick Nancy, John Ferris, Richardson Glea
son.
Moretown. David Rollins, Cyren Bruce
Patrick Flynn, Edwin r Hard, Harry Bronson
George Wiley, Byron Wheeler, Oscar Bailey
Augustine b Prentlss, Nathan Spalding, LIZ
welyn Hall, John Kaough, Barnabas Mayo
Charles Dale, Henry Newton, Moses Aldricl
Patrick Calvin, Michael Splawn, Luther Foste
Michael Goshen, AFRO Il Stockwell, Micha
Cannon, Thos Lee, Curtis Stewart, Demise
= Freeman, Austin Kerrin, VIM Dwyre, Micha,
Taylor, Andrew Sleeper, Luke Knapp, Holli
r Rich John eastman, Joseph g Converse, A,
NJ Elgcrly, Martin b Spear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
Further Denial Called For.


n Mr.. S. B. Colby, member Of the Union State
Committee, has been charged in a newspaper in
His State with having contributed to the Argus
Mad Patriot, as late as the 2sth of last May, an
.rtice of which the following is part
n at is impossible to imagine a scene more CON-
.lo,ely ridiculous than is exhibited BY the black
sepublcans Of Vermont when they dare to claim
ioyalty to tie Constitution as one of their virtues,
Ina even charge the Democracy with the guilt Of
reason Obedience to the constituted authori-
H. Is now their cry But who have been for
ears educating the people to contempt Of the Su-
IRENE Court, and Of its solemn judgments Who
6ove polluted our laws with admitted and nten-
fouai treason Who have organized, and re.
toyed disloyalty in party conventions. and filled
H. southern States with their Resolves and Pre-
smbes, with view Of" alternating one portion Of
H. Union from the other ?" Really, it must
arouse some queer sensations among the people
nho are accustomed TO listen to Thomas f. Pow
ers in his bold and reckless assaults upon the Ex-
.outiye, the Courts, and Constitution Of the Union
-clamoring for law 70 nu'afJ the Constitution
Ind acts of Congress under /, IN which he was
but too successful-snd thcn to meet him in
ihese days Of anguish and sorrow, with bis treas
hry budget under bis arm, .tat and smiling in a
two thousand dollar salary, pleasantly reminding
bis wronged, cheated, deluded followers TO pay
tber license tax, their income tax-the tithes o.
ther industry--to meet the expenses Of on alien
fted South Pleasing recolections.
N The record Of the dsloya Observation-Disclosures
Il too fresh to be forgotten. Where do you fine
fhese disturbers of the public peace, in these
fays of national trouble In the field Of thu
fghtp BY no means Where is Giddngs
donsul General of the Canadas. Where is Bur
lingame Minister to China, after being kicked
hui of the Austrian Court, to which he was ac
credited Where Poland Where Powers
Where Gregory The tax payers can answer
Nhat are they doing TO preserve the Union
\ Let Thad. Stevens answer, who proclaims tina
never by bis consent shall the Union and Const
tuition be restored as they were."
Mr.. Colby has not yet in any public manne
denied the authorship of the above article, o
though 1t has been three weeks since tho eharg
WAS first made We aasure Mr.. ., that while
consents to act 10 public capacity as q membc
tf State Committee, he canno! ignore such
grave charge as the one made by the Couria
without leaving the impression on the publ
tbal he does not dare deny it. 1t is quite eertai
that the charge will be believed unless he put
b. his plea of not guilty. Aud this, now, is a
biz more likely to be the result Of bis silenc
tnce he has taken the pains to deny the autho
Ahp Of an article in the Argus and PatriO a
saiIirg the Uatclman. So for as this specific d
bal goes it is explicit and satisfactory, and "
hope to have the pleasure Of saying the same
b denial yet to come from him, Of the other oil
Rations to which We have alluded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
Ihe Marketg.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, JuIy 10.

CAMHNfDeL MhItAET July to-
At Market aB Cattle about - Beeyes and - stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich CSws and one two
and three years old.
Prices Marx etBeef-EStrssS 70 to ot0i arstsu dliy
ss,2s 70 800 I'd s7.25 to 500 Sd, sb,o0.
Working 0xen-S7 to 100.
Cows and Cslves--s25 to Us
Yearlngs-s to OOOO two years old, 10000 TO co..
90 three years old, 10000 TO Oo,Oc
Sheep and LANDSLIDE AT market prices In lots o. 90
to 3 so each extra, $3.50 10 500.
Spring Lanibs-2l5 to 1850.
Hdes--7i to 81 pr ID. Tallow-s to slsprb.
Veal CAves-6c to &c perb Calf skns12 70 lie pr III.
Pets 40c to Soc each.
Remarks.-There was a larger supply OF cattle a
market this week than last and the prices rather higher
Nearly twice as many sheep-the price being q trih'
higher.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
Form Port Royal and Vicinity

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, The Bulletin says
we learn from Washington on excellent au-
thority, that an attack on Charleston was to
have begun on Thursday last
Gen. Gilman has command of the land forces
who are to cooperate with the navy.
At last accounts tho Federal forces both on
land and waite. were determined that Charles
ton should fall this time If hard lighting could
accomplish it,
WASHINGTON, July IA. The Richmond En-.
gtiirer OF the 18th, has the following
CHARLESTON, July IA.
70 Gen. s. Cooper, Adjutam General
There is nothing new since yesterday. The
enemy is engaged in establishing batteries for
To- Q range guns on the middle OF Morris Island,
being aided by five Monitors, Their wooden
gunboats ars firing on batteries Wagner and
Gregg on the north end Of Morris Island
q. I. BEAuREoARD.
CHARLESTON, July 10.
TO Gen. Cooper, Adjt General
AT dark on the 10th the enemy obtained pos
session of the southern portion OF Morris Island
Four monitors engaged battery Wayne and the
battery at Comings' Point all day without dam-
age or casualty, but the loss in opposing the
landing was severe Three hundred men were
killed ani wounded, including IL officers. The
enemy's loss is evidently heavy.
q. 7. BEAuREGARp.
BosroS, July II. The Hcrdid's OF Charles
ton correspondent Of the 18th says Morris lslant
is ours. Charleston aud tho iorts are complete
" besieced Five irou-olads and Is gunboat
are oil Sumter. More irjnclads will arrive thi
afternoon.
SIX hundred fresh men, to assist on tho iron
clads and gunboats, have arrived. Everything
that mounts gun, and floats, will take part
in the great work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
EIGHT SUB.DISTRICT.
WATERBURY,, puxBuRy, WARREN, IA

WATERBURY,, DuxBuRy, WARREN, FAYsroN,
wATTsp1ELD AND MoRBToWN.
WoioGwy.--Allcn Town, Curtis Turner,
John Tankard, Edward A Colby, Darius Cray
Fred Congo, Henry W Gray, Philip Preston,
George Colby, George W York, William IL
Stimson, Joseph Wheeler, Francis Huboell, l
Pollard, Charles Il Russell, Thomas Herburt,
Henry II Noyes, Lewis Morse, William II
Ashley, Lucius Bruce, William Hutchinson
Grin u Meaker, Ransom Chappee, VIM Frink
Allen p Foster, Thomas j Dryer, Slla'
Town, Albert Demerritt, Horace j Carnes. Wm
W Murray, Benjamin II Dewey, Antrim l.andt
Chas J. Bebee, Banjamin W Pratt, Nathaniel y
Brown, Simon Godfrey, Israel Luce, VIM W
Wallace, Chauncey Turner, Jonathan Ladd
Chas L Richardson, II G Blossom, Henry n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21
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Admiral Dahlgren and Gen. Gilmore are hard
at work. All hands are delighted with them.
The grand attack upon Sumter is put down
for the l4th Look out for stirring news
Sumter must fall.
WASHINGTON. July II. The following re-
port has been received at headquarters
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE Souri,, I
Morris Island, 5. G., July II.
| 10 Mai Gen. HdLleck
! have the honor to report that at 5 O'Clock
on the morning of the 10Th made an attack on
the enemys position southwark Of Morris Is
land.
After an engagement lasting three hours and
Is minutes, captured all his strongholds on
that part Of the island. and pushed forward my
infantry to within COO yards of Fort Wagner
We now hold all the island except about ono
mile on the north end, which includes Fort
Wagner and battery on Cummings Point
mounting at this time II or 10 heavy guns.
The assaulting column was CALAMITY led by
Brig. ten Strong. 1t landed in small boats
under cover of our batteries on Folly Island,
and four monitors, led by Rear Admiral Dahl
gren, which entered the main channel abreast
Of Morris Island, and room opened their bate
ries, which were kept up during the day.
On the morning Of the lth, ut daybreak, an
attempt was made to carry fort Wagner by as
sault The parapet was gained, but the sup
ports recoed under the fire to which they were
exposed, and could not be got up.
Our losses in both actions will not vary much
from $50 killed, wounded and missing.
We have taken II pieces of heavy ordnance
and large quantity Of camp equipments. The
anemy's loss in killed and wounded will not fall
shor, of 200. Very respectfully,
Your ob't seryt,
L. A. GILMORE, Brig. lien. Comd 6.
PHILADELPHIA, July II. The Inquirer says :;
From Information from Washington it If gener
ally believed that Charleston was captured OF
the l4th. Another account says Beauregard
evacuated and burnt Charleston.