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PENOBSCOT. LONG ISLAND, SEDG
WICK. BR00KLIN,

While NJ. sos to be drawn o.
Jasper Allen, 5 Israel LIANT, l.
Sewel " Cunningham, Slew { cray, ;
Calvin Davis = Parker 7 Billings, S
james Bridges. 5 James BatcAeldcr, b
Pearl tlough, p Edwin Carter,
Geo. W Roberts. John Il Rca. 5
Rufus " Harrick, Z Tobias Z York. B
William \ Hooper. julius c Wells, B
Martin p Leach, p josiah Wardwcll. p
John + Staples. 5 George { hail, b
Hiram Black, Il Daniel French, Z
Reuben II Allen, Tenney Bridges. 5
Flip alet, Lowell, Andrew F Gle, 5
Eliilh d Gray, b James B2wilen. p
Chas II Carpenter. p Simeon \ Turner, i
Frederick W Laach,P Edwin y Sargent, L
Calvin, c lIerrick, 5 Emery Il Dodge, Is
Horace \ Doritv, S Francis White, 2
Parker " Leach, Z Abraham Perkins, Z
David B Gray, p 0tist'Findle, L
Ancustus Pt,rindle = Andrew Cooper, S
george Stoyer, l. John \ Hamilton, b
lIczckiah Billings, 5 John Chatto, B
.Joscph y Leach, p Edward Conner. p
Samuel + " iis0n. Il Abraham Rice, l.
Paris y llinekley. Hosea. I Freathy. L
Newell Bowden. 2 BENZ L C1ndon, z
Samuel Wardwell, Z Samuel cray,
Samuel q Hail. & Ajonram \ ller!ick )
John II Marks, 5 Moses f Friend, 5
Elbridse II Marks, ? Benz Z Stanley, i
Albert Averill, 5 Horace Perkins, Z
IIcz akiah Gvard. Henry / Byard, 5
George Riel,. l. | Chas f Bowden. 5
llerricG Luikin, s Jarias Conner, p
Geo. b FIVE. S,tmutl Lrttlefeld, S
N:t,-ul II W ,'s,u
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Esot iiBoN WHISKY,
EorrLeb ny
UDOLpHO WOLFE,

ftzi-i fafr anil the tesi sItaty, With the pro
r ataae ca ths e4s Al fac-simile II his s,g
HtzfgH liz iAbzi. n sae is I q. fECK. Ellsworth
Mani. SAIL
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" hole Number s.
Watson J Leland L
Benz Il Reed , L
b nj L Ilod gdon, I
J I'M = Dix, I
Jared Young, 7
Albert 4 Burns, Z
BENZ j bod &c, L
Samuel liadley p, f
Samuel d Robbins, I
Ambrose Higgins, f
Henry \ keniston,M
John l. Stanley. I
Vim Mex Young, f
Wis IN Il Young,ML
Alonz9 Ash. E
Jacob " Carroll T
Lyman Ii 5 )mes, MI
" ii Freeman, NJ d
Horace ID Roberts NJ
James \ Alley, NJ d
Willis c Dori, I
George Godfrey, 7
Lew Lurvey, I
Samuel Higgins, f
Howard Richardson,
II ad Gus ) SJmes, N
Daniel " ais, VI II
E!briIg BLyman,M
! Robert Squirting, c |
Peter ; Moor, L
t Allison NJ Peach, f
I Henry G Benson
Leonard j Higgins,
DAME! w Bre yer. 1
Caleb Sawyer, I
Eben \ Salisbury, f
james y NJ 5rris, c
/ Samuel Is Benson I
Andrew j Whitney,
Edward p SJmes NJ
Joel Emery, Jr, E
Ansel ii Leland, Il
Geo " Douglass, E
John & " llSon, |
Nathan Higgins, E
solomon 1'hurston, ]
VIM FRicharis NJ
VIM Spaulding. I
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d / ED.

Trenton-July s0th, of diptheria, Bssjamin T.
Jordan, sou of n ahum and Julia Ann Jordan. aged
Is years, 7 months and Is days.
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M a r r lie d.

Mt. Desert-Aag 9th, by Rev. J. W. Pierce,
Mr. Alonzo p. Anterior Of fremont, to Miss Mary
L. Stanley Of Brooklia.
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Amherst. ii. orr. ! MariayiIle $. Hancock
Is. Trenton IL. AurIra = No.33
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F ;..a@'T' All - o. n psil II
nl;Sanii FL nar;I y III y
J.h,,r -, c. 800 So So = - NJ,
,mns n,II;,,- y u"ii;s u.n1;n' y
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NJ NJ ~ 1a'n;s O ,n ~. 1"' ~ ~
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famnal uoor r - = go, II
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wm ~ anst;n 49,. sp = 80 49,, -A,H
rran.is Renna,, II 81 g uaaw,r,b Am
81 " Wb;,morc r A. I'r5an A.
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The Will number Of vessel, destroyed by tho
rebel ft4vaiecfs up to the present time. is l5o,
comprising suaboat ! steam tug, - ships, So
barlues, ~ sehoonefs, a,aoantia. TO $, 800 VOC,
making total loss OF stl $50 900
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BROWNSVILLE, CAsTINE ( oGLAND


lSTlNE & oILAND
to be drawn HI.
h, luis =
yyno r.,v.,
a., - ; -, !,
1T, ~ : So = 80. ~
80 - : u II, ~
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= '.as y, :. y p;i u - ~
W, ~ Tn,a n
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r., y ~ :, ',i: =
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, I'll IL y lr;., ,''' -
Daniel G Rich, o
Davis Bergen. c
Asa d Hopkins, o
Chas CSep r, o
BENZ W Cray, b
Isaiah DAVIS Q
Chas Howard, B
: John j Clark, c
George Norton, B
Otis Rich. .
Albert Cir IS, o
John Blod get. B
James Perkins o
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Sch Hiavatha, (of Recklanl) graham from
New Ink taf Weymouth, Mas, With corn while
gong through Harisaie on thursday afternoon.
struck on Niger puiat, but WAS got oa at high
water without damage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-14

The draft commenced in Bangor for
the 18th District, on Monday.
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" i1oic No. o'o
Lyman \ Sawyer, o
Henry \ W alker, q
Reul,enNIlutchings I
] Inn Bell, B
las Bltis Tell , o
" lizard Davis, b
John + sIcGee, B
James \ W hitnore.t
Aaron Howard ir, B
Daniel II Saunders c
jerome D rapley, B
David Billings If, b
Daniel Gross, q
Gllas W Brewster, c
Robert 2 Dow, q
Joseph L IIopkins.U
Livingston Blake Il
Orlando Condor. Q
Ellis IN Grindle. .
Ellis Peterson, c
Rowfd ABrid sham.'
Daniel b Howard, Il
Isaac " BIaistlell. 9
Geo + Jones. b
Dudley p Saunders, {
Isaac Perkins. B
Gilbert Goltan, q
Mark ) tarlInam, 3
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moment, but all true hearted and loyal men
viii generously respond to the call. Ia
taking measures to fill the depleted Union
armies, the Congress Of the United States,
after the most mature deliberation. the am
plest discussion, and the most thorough and
careful consideration. passed the CONSUMPTION
act, 50 called. 1t is made as mild as it can
be possibly, and SO framed that it shall work
no harm to those who are dependent on the
efforts of only sons &c. FIR support. There
is a careful and thoughtful consideration ior
the many who might be badly affected by the
operation of the draft, and their case rene
died as far as possible. The act coull not
be made any more mill. nor less oppressive,
unless it entirely defeats the purpose Of its
enactment.
The following is eopiel from the 81 section
of the Act
The only SON liable to military dnty Of a
widow dependent upon his labor for support.
Third. the only son of aged or inhrm parent
or parents dependent upon his Labor for sup
pirt. Fourth, whore there are two or more
sons ,of aged or indrm parents subject to
draft, the father, or if he be dead. the moth
or may elect which son shall be exempt
Filth. the only brother of children not twelve
years old. having neither father nor mother,
dependent upon his labor for support Sixth,
the father of m5tlerlcss children under
twelve years of age, dspcnlent upon his la
Dor for support. seventh. where there are
father and sons in the slme family and
household. and two OF them are in the milf
tary sesyiee OF tie United States as non com
missioncd officers, musicians, or prisatcs, the
residue of such family and household, not
exceeding two, shall b. exempt.
The following is list Of the names Of
those drafted for Hancock County
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Bug Pico, recently wrecked in the Gut Of Can
50. rated AZ, bGilt al Pembroke in 1852, and vas
gNaed IN Boston.
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BLUEHILL, SURRY and DEDHAM
Whole number 269; to be drawn II.
Jonathan Locking, BJohn I Crockett, 8
William Z Hopkins. SRoswell z Stetson, d
Daniel D Blaisdell. D Merritt I Wood. 5
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HANCOCK, TRENTON, AURORA, AN
HERSr, WALTuAM, MARIANILLE,
OTIS

No. 33-whole No s. to be drawn lln
Amherst, 10, OTIS ), Mariaville S, Hancock
Is, Trenton 10, Aurora ), No, 80 /.
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>car Forester Remick, New YORK
DAIsis, Ho4s kta.. Boston
Wednesday, 18th.
Fctes., Means, Boston.
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4tlariuc Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

IOAA OF Ellis " OKTU.
CLEARED.
Monday, 10Th.
Sclr senator Davis, Boston
Wednesday. 18th.
James Ttiieu. Davis, New York
:. jntfl kipa, Meor, New York Hale
AnI ihs4i, vasseassFs.
Thursday, 18th.
Want, cousins, New York
&" lar Hind, >mit1. New York.
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May lat Is 05 $ Ion SO 80, ship Naples, Of
Bath, from Southomton Tor Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

San Luis de Potosi taking all the valuable fire.
arms and munitions of war along. They also
took with them two millions from the treasury.
The force that garrisoned the City of Mexico is
said to number over 10000 men, who were
withdrawn to intermediate points around the
city for the purpose of carrying on guerrilla
warfare. aI.#. .H ,1arT7.. =
On the lst of June meeting was held in the
city, at which the principal leaders of the
Church party were present. They sent com,
munlcation to Gen. Forey to offer their allie
glance To the Emperor Napoleon
June 9th the French division under General
Baz'lve occupied the main entrance to the city,
and offered the Church party protection against
the excited populace. The whole French ar.
my was expected to occupy the Capital on the
9Th of June. rf' rrt
Gen. Forey had issued decree confscating
the property of all parties who have BEEN or
are in arms against the French
This news is derived from letters received here
from high Mexican officials
The Times prints the follwing
HEA DQUARTHRs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Tues
day evening, Juue30, PM. | am just in from
the front, and send by a special messenger to
Frederick, a brief dispatch of the occurrences of
yesterday and to-day. ~ ..orI 81
Inc rebel force which made the raid on the
Baltimore u Ohio railroad consisted of Stuarts
whole fierce with eight pieces of artillery.
On Monday night they arrived at Westmin-
ster, and interrupted the Western Maryland rail-
road, They threw out strong pickes, and shot
two citizens who attempted to escape and give us
Information. ...tf1 la. a.I-
Early this morning Gen. Gregg attacked
Stuart and drove him all the way from West
minister to Hanover, Pa, Is miles During
the afternoon Gems. Fitzpatrick and Carter drove
Stuart out of Hanover after a splendid fight,
and they are still pursuing him, part of his
force going towards Gettysburg, and part to-
wards York. las s.u0 .sG
During the day Gen. Buford drove regiment
OF rebel Infantry out of Gettysburg, who also
retired in northwesterly direction.
You may expect TO hear of brilliant news.
The whole army is in splendid spirits. The
rebels are reported te have burned Cashtown
yesterday. 1t is between Gettysburg ana Cham
bersburg. .'... ....
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The moscertan and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
feet relief, and when persevered with according to
directions, fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who
tried ether in vain. To all classes and all const-
tutons they equally blessing and need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed however severe it may be- provided the ,organic
structure Of the vital organs not hopeessly ecayed
Every afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To Yocass and public Speakers, these Waters pc
culary valuable they will in day the most
occasional hoarseness, and their regular
few days will all times, increase the power aud heXi
bilit of the voice, greatly improving its Tone compass
and cearnes for which purpose they regularly used
by many professional voealists. nov2SWd&mly
S0B MOSES, Sole Proprietor ~ Gortland Street. N. Y
Price - cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned having been in the Comm ion bus
l. ness for some time, and kuowing the wants and
cessity of immediate sales and remttances Of the sale
0Produce, would inform Merchants and others, who ship
Produce to Boston Market that we are prepared to make
sales OF all kinds OF Produce sent to care immediate
~ on Its arrival and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the consignor. For ability to do
reIer to HoS RoDrRIoK RICHARDSON, and for particu
lars, prices &c. to A. W. WILDER both Of Montpelier.
HARVEY PARKER,
Commission Merchants,
'Womls No. So. Market st., Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

New YORK, July |. The T,ibune's Wash.
ington dispatch estimates Lees army at 80 900.
The general opinion in Washington is that the
rebel design, after ravaging Pennsylvania is to
strike at Baltimore and Washington. Before
dong this it will be necessary to beat Meade $
army, which is believed to be fully match for
the enemy, and 1t is hoped to be strong enough
not only to beat, but to annihiate the rebel
force. .sytI 9su..aJ uaR aa0l E5r.hot.
Sluart's cavalry, after making nearly the en-.
tire circuit of Washington, capturing wagons,
stores and men almost within range of the forts,
dealing harmless blow at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, between Frederick and Baltimore,
and startling the Monumental city ont of sleep
at midnight, have by this time, 10 is believed
joined Lees forces in Pennsylvania. ao'.. sbN
No considerable body of rebels are believed
to be in the vicinity of Washington, although
1T is still considered hazardous to 60 outside the
lines of defence in almost any direction. ~ o.
Pensacola advices state that the steamer
Planter with GOO bales Of cotton was captured
trying to run out of Mobile, and the steamer
Neptune with an assorted cargo from Havana
was also captured trying to run into Mobile on
the 10th by the guaboat To nawanda.
SAN Francisco, June 80. Dates from the
City Of Mexico from thel30th of May to June
9th, are received. The news is Of the highest
importance. President Juarez and his Cabinet
had concluded TO evacuate the City OF Mexico,
believing that the most efectuai resistance to
the French army, could be made outside of the
walls ' saqlssb suoiIat bas won 10 7a4Za
On the 31st of May the government moved to
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TEE DISEASES OF ERROR,


|, John B. Ogden, VI. D. author and publisher of the
above work. do hereby promise and agreeo send (ree
OF CHARGE any young who will write for it,
Pile COPY for perusa The proper study of mankind is
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All WAC favor with desire to read my work shall
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Address
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Gbf pQilp @rttman.
MONTPELIER, JULY l, 1868.

The FOURTH AT RUTLAND.--At the
celebration of the 4th of July at Rutland
Orations will be delivered by Gen, John Coch-
rans, of New York, and Prof. j. D. Butter, of
Wisconsin. Apublic dinner will be given
Many of the most distinguished citizens of the
State are invited to be present and participate
in the festivities of the occasion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

Gates & Kibourne's Chair Mandatory, in
Burlington, was damaged by fire, Tuesday night,
TO the amount Of $500.
John H. Worcester, Jr., son of Rev. j. Ii l..
Worcester of Burlington, broke his leg in run
ming to this fire. falling off the steep bank above
the Pioneer Shops.
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Rhodes standard Manure

being spared for immediate application, be used
either broadcast in the hill drill In instance is
1t to be powed unde:. When agrcuturists learn the
true value of this standard Manure they will not suffer
themselves to be without supply as in case of repant
ing backward growth, Rhodes Manure, apped top
dressing produces speedy growth This Manure does not
fire.
Pamphlets containing full particulars OF Rhod es' Stan
dard Manure can be obtained of Ar.,. #t
@eRF $3.50 BANCROFT & HOLMES
Mnntnelier, Vt.
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We advise our readers not to be unduly ale
waited or depressed by rumors OF changes in
commanders or Cabinet officers at Washington.
Whenever changes are made they will, no doabt,
be authoritatiyely announced at once.
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Trains Going south and E,.t

Leave Montpelier al Do NJ, II 80 A. M and 10 "a ~
M ALL Train leaves Rouse's Point so A. NJ Buriing
uton 30 An, connecting at White River Junctiop
ana Bellows Fails win trains for Boston, Worcester &C..
and with Vermont Valley r. r. for Springfield and NV
York, arriving In New York at II, Is p, NJ +. - 49, ~
CHICAGO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at an
NJ, Montreal at 800 A. NJ. Rouses Point at IS NJ for
Boston, Troy and New York. "a -,Ige8 H. =, 'IS
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbu ar 10 TX =.
Montreal at 345 ~, Rorges Point at 600 p NJ arriv
ing al BostOnat S40 A. M cOnnectine Bellows Fails
with cheshire K H. Tor Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York ut 4.20 p. M. B9.5Q0 dTTT
-ls Do Trains Going North and West. n 1BG1A
Leave Montpelier at 2 4o Am. $50 a. M, 225 P. No. and
CHI6aeo EXPRESS Tram leaves Boston at 500 u
WDte nvef junction at II 10 P. Burlington at 800
NJ, FOR Cgdensbufgh Chicago and the Vest making close
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at 1880 NJ Via soue,l
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Sprn gGeld at so NJ
Bellows Falls at IL 30 for ST. J0hnsbury Litteton
Burlington, &c, arriving at Montreal at 10 30 lp
and Ogde nsbnrg et $50 A. NJ. l-f or-eV ,'a 80
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM leaves Mortified al s % n
and Burlington, at $50 NJ, for Rouses Point and Mont
real. ....Itr nah Do, ~,.t t,.- tanf a., 4
NlGHr EsrREss TRArN lea YES Bellows Falls 9l5pn
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
Neg York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cbeshire r.. z,
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
350 r. via Lowel& at 500P. NJ. via Lawrence Leave
Whte RIVER Junction. at llfS arriving at Bur-
ipgton at 40 An, Rouses Point at Gas A. M, Mont
The Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains connect 1t
White River Junction with Passumpsc Road for and from
ton and the White Mountains. r1
Sleeping cars attached both the npht expfass
trains runpiM between Rouse Poin Bostono d9ta
Inronsh riesss for Chicago and the West for sas'
5fa1IOfmi M n.lst bed q. MERRILL. sup,,l q.
ct. ns,lW, June %. 1863. ymsa0 od3 mont TAO
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gyThe different railroads in the State will
charge fare only one way to those attending the
State Convention at Burlington the 9Th inst
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Captain j. T. Drew, formerly of the I'd Vt.
regiment, has been commissioned Captain in the
Invalid Corps. lie is stationed at Montpelier
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

Naw YORK, July l. A correspondent of the
Herald, dating Maryland Heights, June 2Sth,
says Gen. Hooker visited the Heights on the
18th, ordered their evacuation, and also DESTROY
What could not be carried away He then IN
formed Halleck what he had ordered, when Hal
leck Immediately countermanded the order. On
ms way back from the Heights to Frederick
zen. Hooker received the order removing him
from the command OF the army. ,..,. D..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

ON Thursday afternoon June 25h, somewhere State
" or Elm Streets, Ladies' PortmoRae, containing a
small sum. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at tn" FREB1AS Office.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
Italian Bees

FEW colonies Of italian Bees for SALE Apply soos.
"A Italian Quesns, OF fbesutul color, Cor o4oe or
AZ 100 rssn .a.raHsd Gss Hives Glass
J. D. GOODRICH,
dan East Hsrdwiek We
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

HARRISBURG, July l. The forces of Generals
Meade, Dana, and Couch are being rapidly con-
centrated, and moving against Lee who is slow
ly falling back to a formidable position.
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RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 300 pounds per acre of this
II standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble PhOs-
phorc Acid, (the indispensable nuriment Of pants for
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

New YORK, July l. The Richmond En-
qu'rer Of the Goth, says if Gen Lee designs to
make Pennsylvania the seat of war and the
support of the war, we presume that he would
not give his troops general license to pillage.
do would probably order every Major General
to call before them the sheriff of each county on
his line of march, and impose upon each a Ger
tain proportion of beeves. horses, clothing, sIl-
yer and gold, all to be delivered at given points
at given hours.
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RELIEF IN TEN Minutes
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M oON DISPATCH
New YORK, July l. The Herald has the fol.
TO THE FREEMAN

New YORK, July /. The Herald has the fol.
lowing . a III =.
COLUMBIA, via. LANCASTER, June 80.
l have reliable information that the enemy is
falling back along the entire line. The CITY of
YORK was evacuated last night or early this
morning Gen. EARLY is reported to have car
rleo oil vast amount of money and stores
Deserters from the rebel army say that the reb-
els are concentrating for great battle with
Gen. Meade, but this is not believed in official
stations There is report here that a large
rebel force is opposite McCall's Ferry.
The ". Y. Tribune has the following b..
The rebels have fallen back ten miles from
Harrisburgh. Gen. Couch and staff have
crossed the Susquehannah and occupied the
south bank of the river Gen. Meade occupies
Hanover and York to night, cutting the rebel
lines In two. The rebels are rapidly concentrat-
ing in the interior.
Gen Pleasanton is making great havoc in
the rear of the enemy's trains A great battle
is thought to be imminent The rebels must
hight on Meade's ground, or disastrously retreat.
NEW YoRK, July The Richmond Enquirer
contains the following
Jackson, Mss, juno %. The firing at Vcks
burg still continues. 1t is far heavier than ever
before. Official dispatches state Gen. Chalmer.
sunk SUM- three transports below Memphis on the
goth and disabled another.
Jackson, June a. The firing at Vicksburg
ceased at O'Clock this morning.
Col. Lyons commanding outside of Port Hud-
son, attacked Col. Grlerson in the rear of Banks
army yesterday, capturing 50 prisoners and 81
wagons, and putting the remainder of the Yam
KEGS to flight.
Osyka, June 25. Gen. Taylor fought and
whipped the Federals opposite Baton Rouge on
Sunday, Very heavy firing was heard last night
at Port Hudson