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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-13

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They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the breath
They delightful to the taste.
They made Of simple herbs and cannot harm any
one.
advise every one who has Cough or q Husky Voice
Bad Breath, ahy difficulty OF the Throat to get
package OF my Throat CONNECTIONS; they will relieve
you instantly, and you will agree with tina ey
go right to the spot Gu will hnd them very useful
and pleasant whi traveing CT tending public
ings for sting your cough aayipg your thirst If
you try one package, am safe saving that you will
afterwards consider them inosl ensable You will
find them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
My signature s on each package. All others are
counterfeit.
Package will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Q
Thirty cents. Address
HENRY C. SPAULDING,
4S Cedar Street, New York.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
Order for Recruiting the Vctc.
ran Volunteers.
WAB DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, June 25 1868.

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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
From the National lntelligoncer, June !
A Calm Appeal.

In tho present season of national adversely and
trial, when the hearts of the blayest are moved
by the sight Of their countrys misfortune, and
when the hearts Of others ere failing for fear Of
things which, as they apprehcnd, are yet to come
upon the land, every good citizen owes it to him
sefand to the Government to express with free
dom, but yet with respectful Difference, the opin-
ions be entertains and the counsels which he
deems appropriate to the emergency that ia on us.
After much reflection, and with full sense Of
the responsibility which it involves we feel it our
solemn duty at this juncturo to avow the deliber-
ate but earnest conviction that the President can.
not by any one act, do SO much to restore tho
confidence Of the nation as by the recall oil Gem
eral Mcclellan to the command of the Army Of
tho Potomac, We intend no disparagement to
Gen. Hooker, and We are sure we do him no in
Justice when we say, that WHILE as the comma
der Of corps or division, he deserves ana pos
scsses the confidence Of his companions in arms
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
SANTA RE, NEW MEXICO, JULY 25, 1868

he entitled TO receive the whole bounty remaining
unpaid at the time of The soldiers death.
Sixth, Veteran volunteers enlisted under this
order will be permitted, at their option, to enter
old regiments now in the field; but their service
will continue for the full term Of their own enlist
meut, notwithstanding the expiration Of the term
for which the regiment was originally enlisted
New organizations will be ollcered only by per-
sons who have been In service and have shown
themselves properly qualified for command. As
badge of honorable distinction, service cheyrons
will be furnished by the War Department, to be
worn by the veteran volunteers,
Seventh. Officers Of regiments whose terms
have expired will be authorized, on proper applI'
cation aud approval Of their respective Governors,
to raise companies and regiments within the
period Of sixty days, and i the company or regi-
ment authorized to be raised shall be filed up and
mustered into service within the said period Of
sixty days, the officers may be re commissioned Of
the rate Of their original commissions and for the
time engaged in recruiting they will be entitled to
receive the pay belonging to their rank.
Eighth 0Unteers or militia now in service
whose term Of service will expire within ninety
days, and who shall then have been ia service Of
least nine months, shall be entitled to the aiore.
said bounty aud premium Of four hundred aud
two dollars provided they re-enlist before the ex-
piration o this present term for three years from
date Of 70 enlistment, or for the war, and sait
bounty a0d premium shall be pad in the manne
herein provided for other troops re-en.eriDg The
service,
Ninth.-Aitor The expiration Of ninety day.
from this date, volunteers serving in three years
organizations who may re-enlst for three yeaI,
from the date Of such re enlistment or for the war
shall DO entitled to the aforesaid bounty and pre-
MUM Of four hundred and two dollars, to be paiC
in the manner herein provided for other troop
re-entoring The service
Tenth Officers n service, whose regiments 0
companies may re-onlist, in accordance with Tn
provisions Of this order, before the expiration 0
thoi present term, shall have their commission
continued SO as to preserve their date Of rank a
/ Fixed by their original muster into the UHitet
! States service.
, Elayeuih,--As soon after the expiration ofthei
original torn Of enlistment as tho eSigencies 0
, their service will permit furlough Of thirty d.
will be granted to men who may re-enlist in &c
cOrdance with the provisions of this order.
, 1'welfh.-Yolunteers enlisted under this orde
will bo credited as three years men in the quota
} of their respective States. Instructions for tn
appointment ofreCruitng officers and for enlistiu
a veteran volunteers will be Immediately issued t
4 the Governors Of States. By order Of the Seer
J. tary Of War,
n H. D. TOWNSEND,
0 Assistant Adjutant General.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
WAR DEpARTgEyT,
ADJyTANT Generals OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1868.

Paragraphs O33, 9S2, and 934, Revised Regu-
lations for the Army Of 1861, are modified to read
as follows
DBL. No person under the age ofeghteon years,
Is to be enlisted Or re-enlisted without the written
consent Of his parent, guardian or master. Recruit
ing officers must be very particular in asceIaining
the truo age Cf the recruit,
$685. If the recruit be a minor, under eighteen
years Of age, bis parents guardian or master must
sign consent to bis enlisting, which will be added
to the preceding declaration in the following form
&c.
934. The forms Of declaration, and of consent
in case Of q minor under eighteen, having beer
signed and witnessed the recruit will then be duly
examined, &c.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
SignGdl h. D TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25

Important Orders from the War Department
--Rcoruiting in the Regular Army,
Ienprnl Ordnra Nh ion

--Rcoruiting in the Regular Army
General Orders No. 100
WAR DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON, June %.
For recruiting in the Regular Army:--0rdered
That all men enlistng in the regular army for five
years service, within ninety days from this date
shall receive premium, advance pay and bounty o
four hundred and two dollars as follows
Premium paid on enlistment, two dollars. Ad
vance Pay--FiIst payment after MUSTER thirteen
dollars advance bounty, paid at depot after being
accepted, twenty-five dollars; total, icrty dollars
Bounty to be paid at the second regular pay day
after enlistment fifty dollars bounty to be paid at
first pay lay after eight months service, Gtty dol
lars; after two yea5 service, liNy Gollar5; after
four years. service, fifty dollars Bounty to b,
paid ut expiration Of service, seyenty-fyo dollars
And it is further ordered that the bounty o.
four hundred dollars aforesaid shall bealIowed, and
paid, in the manner heranboloro provided, to all
those men now in the regular army whose terms
expire within one year from this date, who shall
re enlist at any time within ten months before the
expiration Of their present term of service.
BY order Of tho Secretary Of War,
h, d, TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25

Recruits are wanted for the (Col. A. H. David.
son) Arizona Brigade.
ConsCripts who have been enrolled have the
right to enlist in this corps
FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY will be mid
to each man and clothing furnished for one year
Each man will furnish himself with horse
saddle and bride, and arms if possible.
Government Agents and Spectators will be re.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25

Da5aThe Emperor Of China has directed that
temples be erected to The memory Of Mandarin
Ward at Nugpo and sanskang'
IayTho London Post looks upon the invasion
Of Mexico as the zone mistake" Of Napoleon,
ssy' Catbarine Mccoy has been sentenced by
a ST. Louis court to be hung fol murder,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
Table Of Distances ON the Gum.
berIand Valley Railroad.
TIE ROUTE OF TIE REBELS.

The following are the towns and distances on
the Cumberland Valley Railroad from Hagers-
town, six miles north Of Wilamsport, on the
Potomac, to Harrisburg, along which the Rebels
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
ceivol upon giving good references as to charac-

ceived upon giving good references as to charac-
ter.
Persons wishing to join this service will report
to me without delay at Helena, Kames County,
or TO Captain james r. MaTmion at San Anto-
uio.
JOHN LlTTLET0N.
BSy@Maj Gen. Magruder was expected to reach
Houston from Brownsville about the middle Of
next week His inspection Of The Notifications
and defences of the western coast IS said to have
given hing fine satisfaction.
LIgcoLNs PRorEcToRATE OVER MExICoWe
have been permitted toperuse a letter received in
this city from reliable party in Chihuahua, dated
the l4th April in which the writer states that the
Governor o chihuahua bad received a nOtlea-
ton from the Governor of New Mexico, that the
latter had been instructed to take possession o.
chihuahua and Sonora in the name Of the United
States--u other words to extend q protectoratt
over those two States in the name of Abraham
the first and last. This it is supposed is to b'
done under treaty made with Mexico by Corwin
The French Emperor 1t is coniecturod may hayO
something to soy in this matter 81 Iincoln's pok
ing his nose into other peoples business.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
sUBsC RIPTIO Nj
From Texas.

The following which we clip from Texas papers
will serve to show in some degree what was going
on in that State among the military at the dates
quoted
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25

Dlsr. OF Tx, NEw Mexico AND ARIZONA,
Fort Brown, April 23d, 1868,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05

-4NfN'Or,N9Ce ITlcN'lis,
YoLuNrEER CAYALRY MANrRp.

Fellow citizens of Texas, our native soil IL threat
cUrj w,ih Invasion by tho cruel and destroying Van
krsF, nlshrd with victory, aud painting Tor revenge
1T volunteer 10 rrlVl the invader and rave tho su
Of FNl. Ium hl, hostile iuruals | am vested y ll
authority from Cen T., Kirby saith, through 1ul, H.
= Morgan, 10 raise company pi 'uluniepr cavalry
iug 1eliN" srIycc IN this lid" 81 the Mississippi
an authorized r'criSr pll Of Cunsciip age, pre-
N.uus &" enrolment by The appointed cunstiipt uili.
sors, EycD mrmnoF must supply hlm'elf With "a
huIsc, ,,ddr aud bride tdrndW grRts will BE- flr-
nlshtd hy th, Government, a. shrtNrpurt
need not urge tho necessity II every man duins
h- duy Ia this graf emo rgrncy, not rriui 10 the ad
yauiays that will accrue io the men "nl Ing in this
JolHti'rr company, which may pr hahly b. the lat
chance OhcrFcl Tor cavalry srrvirn The regiment 20
which this company T. 10 be attached will be used
a. pick"ts, vlrttrs and spice. Come, Texans many
Of you have experienced the horrors Of Yankee pri
con aud Il Is nov duty aud privilege repay,
with interest, tho cruet.es and iuuricg iulicttd upon
oug bother soldiers
Pcrs wi,iug 20 onllst In this com, any will ap.
ply to Y. ". FHiEZEiL, ~ WaNahschir or 10 mo a.
DallIs, a. The Office Of Col. !, {, MoCoY.
y. II. pARNELL, Jr.
Dallas, TFvNs, July p, 1859
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05
indian Expectations In Parker County.


u I hAihEhfoRD July olst 1900.
nn. ILL.,, .LhAhp '"I,ur county mas again
80, 49, o'., " ono in"'@hs' oh Inc night
y. ~: -fen snu -o'i INST party 0! those
wv ieu en'h' H'"'e INTO helshoor-
noJ NV, "oo"' 'iS", Hiiies 20 9oetn"eS1 Oh town
au A. '' IN om 10 w ~ hcau ol h?r'es, Ihe
- - 4"y ,neJ "PP:U"cne1 "i'nih !nree
onn v, wv W. an A''lea 'Ho eol's "I,hin
oG S"ius s 81 WI icy OUT stsiuehce ihe'r
pra,o m',' tpt'omeu III she a,rection 81 inc
~ s,. - ""s auppcssH ''iey i'ia iett
wv sa,nn -, o ~ ""a su"S aYen'nS !a,'
ohil5ror ~ ,,;Ion t 81, Ply, par."fe" .To
hnr obo,,, So,,ts auia aH's p'''lo' ilt'le
oo W. Wv, o w. "Hu I" siI! - yyaIS OF
~ forrao H., ,; "" So, y, ii'.am "i'Son,
IVA iri n,.r ~ Da nhi carh'y, ahn
s t"s g.. w. T Th - o. "nioh mr; wilson
nI u,.,o u 80 ,".o o,osire" hoou, ~ l I
~ A., n,',o We. y. S2 bun rom 'n,s pace. lhey
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05

t15-ro news b. .h1 last tso mailt T. ma
on favorable re- ne ~ero led q spec; iron
iac prev ious dispatches u u true, tLos
ispalch > were based upon The reports o
private indlyiiuals from che other side O
thu Mississippi, bu, they we're so frequent
y re- teIalcd tlist there hardly seemed q
doab, Of ,hoir correctness. We now End
however, 'hgi they were almost without
foundation, Neither Washington, BALI.
more, Philadelphia or Harrisburg, were IN
oar possession ny 20 ,he lith ut, TO which
date Ne Aaye Northern dispatches. At that
tine, Gen Ice WAS represented, by North.
ern accounts, 10 be massipg Ills troops in
the vicinity Of Williamsport, ia strong 20,
sirion, preparing TO resist the Federal gem
oral Meade. Wcare confident of one thing,
aud that is that Ice will accomplish what
ever he went into Maryland aud Pennsyl-
yrnia 20 do. We never believed tina his
main object was 10 attack Washington, or
any Of the other large Northern cities, aud
We think the sequel will prove IL,
Morgan it appears, is beyond doubt, in
Indiana, whore he Is making the Yankees
quake in their shoes.
From Mississippi We have but few rumors
even aud cannot give the situation of at
fairs there.
II appears that another attack has been
made on Charleston, and ut last accounts
heavy lighting was going on.
We refer tho reader to the dispatches IL
another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05
Wan pFrARTnEST, Richmond May 0, 1899
NOTICE, No. J.--Ths Il

IL lowing Confederate officers aud men have be,
duly exchanged and arc hereby 40 declared
|. NJ oliicers nnr men who have kt-n delivered
city Poni " AM time pr vioua 10 May d, So.
y Az officers captured AZ any plars before tho j
otApr!l, lsg., Who have lc"B rrleasej "a Iarnle.
y, All men captured In North Carolina or Virgin
before The Let Of March 1866, who have bsSn rclrasi
on parole
4. The ollcsrs and ron captured and rarolea
zen, > 7. Carter in his expedition 70 East TenncsH
in Desenih' lait. ..
g. The cttccrs aud mon CAPTURED a. d arolcd By Z
Gel. Stewart al Van Bren Ark, JAnupiy 25ih, jsC3
hs Col Dickey, In December, lS69, in his march
tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and ~ Capt Cameron
ct Corlnth, Miss, ia Dec nbcr, 1852.
u, Tho oiheord ard 'ncn parolcd NJ oxford, NiFF.
on IN" sjd Of December, 1862 at nctArh, A k, OF
the 9Th OF January, lSCi, and NJ Baton Rouge, La
on tn. sd Of February, 1868.
z. All persons who have been capt nrcl on the sea
and the waters leading 10 the same upon The zee
coast Of no Confederate or United steS NJ any tir
prerousto December i7thils62
e. All civilians who have been arrested al auy tiinn
before tho 9Th Of May, 1868, and released on JRrolc
are ciachaTgcd from any and every olDsntop con.
'anod In said parole II any such pers0n has taken
of ueSian 80 the United staicR, or givtu
any bond, or II release was accompanied with any
o'her condition he il discharged frem the sane -
o. II any person embraced Ia any OF the forteoisE
,ectlon or in any section Of any previous ExohnntH
Notice, wherein they arc declared exchanged, are l.!
n any Federal prison, they are 90 be Immediately re-
ca cd and delivered 70 tho Con .eerotc Au'horti1s.
RoBRRT ouID,
July Is -33:Ct. Agent OF Exchange
Confederate newspapers viii insert the foregoing
,otice ak iinss and acud their accounts 10 the Wax
1rpnrtrlcnl 3d..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05

ss3}"We were pleased to meet, a few days
ago, Capt. Jonathan Burke, OF the 18th
(Col. Darnells) Regiment of Texas Cavalry
Capt. Il. was on his way to his home in
Johnson county. He was among the prs-
oners taken at the Post Of Arkansas, and
Oh the way up the Mississippi River las,
January, was left sick at St. Louis, where
he has remained a prisoner in the hospital
at that place ever since. At one time it
was reported here that he had died, but we
are truly glad tosee him returned and in
good health. lie was exchanged ct Helena,
having left ST. Louis on the i1th of July.
lie says that the Fedorals there claimed .
victory over Lee at Gettysburg Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05
The EXEMPTION Act.

Tie following is copy of the act smcndatory Of the
exemption act Of last session. passed by Congress
the 3Oth ut
AN ACT 10 Repeal Certain Csuses of An Act Entitled
An Act TO Exempt certain persons from Military
Service Get. Approved 18th of October, 1862
l. The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
10 enact That 80 much CT the act approved October
l1ih, as exemps from military service "one person
either agent, owner 0Yersccr ouch plantation
Oh which one white person is required 70 be kept by
the laws and ordinances Of any State and which
there is no white male adGlt not liable to military
service and in States having such law, person.
H5 agent owner or overseer on each plantation of
twenty negroes and on which there is no white male
adult liable TO military eervice;' and also the fowine
Of said act TO wit And further, for additional
police Of every twenty negroes, and which there is
white adult not liable to military duty, person
being the oldest Of the owners orerscers such
plantation" be and are hereby repealed
=. For the police and management there shall be
exempted person each farm or plantation, the
sole property of q minor person of unsound mind,
Femme sole person absent from home in the mill
tarv or naval service of the Coneieracy which there
arc twenty OF slaves: Propided, The person so
exempted employed and acting as overseer
previous the 10Th April 1862, and there is white
male adult said farm plantation who is no. liza
bic to military duty, which fact should be verified BY
the affidavit Of said person and two respectable ct
zens and shall be filed with the enrolling officer:
And Prorided, The owner Of such farm plantation,
lis agent or legal representative shall make affidavit
and deliver the TO the enrolling officer that after
diligeut effort oversccr be procured for such
farm plantation not liable to military duty Irovid
cd further, That this clause shall not extend TO any
farm plantation which the negroes have been
placed by division from any other farm plantation
since the 1lth day of October, 1862: Prouided further
That for every person exempted as aforesaid and dur
ing the period Of exemption, there shall be paid
nually into the public treasury by the Of such
slaves the sum of FIVE hundred dollars.
3. Such other persons shall be exempted the
President shall be satisfied ought to be exempted in
districts of country deprived of white slave labor
indispensable the production of grain provisions
necessary for the support of the population remaining
home AID also the account of justice, equality,
and necessity. ..-....
A. In addition the State officers exempted by the
act Of October H. 1862 there shall also be exempted
all State officers whom the Governor OF any State may
claim have ted for the due administration Of
the Government and laws thereof; but this exemption
shall continue in any State after the adjournment
of the regular session Of its legislature unless
ach Legislature shall by law exemp: them from mill
ary duty in the provisional army Of tho Confederate
States. I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05


FRoN BRowgsvILLE.-We copy the fol-
lowing articles from the Bro Ynsyille Flag
Of the Eth mat:
By a letter 70 Mr. Noessel, VIC learn that
he Yankees last week came w and wasted
some ammunition against o sandbank for
tifcation at Mustang Pass, They made nc
motion to land, and only amused The boys
with their shot and shell. They afterwards
captured two schooners loaded with cotton,
and thereby managed to pay expenses.
The authorities Of Matanioras haze i'm
posed Q tax of three per cent, ON foreign
capital in that city.-Thc Confederate au-
thorities have intimated their intention to
borrow y quantity of cotton from tie mer-
chants OF Brownsvil'e The Mexican tax
is a fnality, and lever will be paid buck
the Confederate loan ia only temporary,
and viii be paid back ip few weeks.
Money being worth in Browasville about
one per cent, n month the levy is the same
on both sides, for The lender may count
that he losses three per cent, while the
cotton is loaned.
General II. P. Lee arrived in town on
Tuesday, accompanies BY 1t. Col. Wager
aad Capt. Tary r. The General is 10 good
health, and in defiance of the sickly sea-
SON expects to quarter in Fort Brown for
several months
1t is asserted very positively that Presi-
dent Juarea has already rented quarters in
Brownsville, and that the Mexican Presi-
dent expects soon to turn up in this Sec
ton ofcountry. The house hired by the
coming runaway is the same lately occup-
les by another refugee Mexican President
who has but lately left Brownsville, Juares
is the last man who ought to seek safety
on Confederate soil, for he has certainly
acted rs the enemy Of our government in
all his relations with Mr.. Corwin, the
Yankee Minister. However, as re never
noticed the offence, it is supposable case
that the offender is hardly worth notice
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05
TIE EIECYINN
Passed off quietly on Monday last. We
give below all Il returns we have received
IN to the time Of going to press.

r, n :. A. - N,
fassea OH quietly on MONDAY last we
give below all IL 9 returns we have received
up to the time Of going to press:
p,1,As coryTv DoiJo, p,sc;,,,,
Goyrrnor-Mnrroh I75. Cbnnhers ~
II Goyerror--DarJen. III. S,ockdalo %.
Gnntrv n. KiurcII 2 -
Commission G. L. 0-Crosbv 232
Attorney General-S,eadman 2lS.
Congress--Graham, 1859; Baylor, IS.
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