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1868. LAKE CUANIPLAIN. 1s6
Summer Arrangement.
COlLuENCLNG .WONDAY, Nay 4, '6s.
The now and splendid steamers Of the

The new and splendid steamers Of the
Champini1 Transportation Company.
Usi,ei STATES, Capt. Wm. Anderson,
Caaaia Capt. Wm. II. Flag,
1llfrisa, Capt Henry Mayo,
IoEfrsal, Capt Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run as follows until further notice.
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Upper Cabin Steamers!
DAILY. uETwrry
OGDENSBURGH and CLETELdVD
TOLEDO, DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO

leaving Osdenshursh On tho Arrival Of the E-p,,.,
Tram from ne East, calling regularly for Pa.-cr-crs
cent and 0swego. ~ IA
fas'tngers ana Families HoriHy Nest can embark
WIN their Luggage, Teams, Stock. &c. and Land To-
Sether without disturbance or Trsu-bipment a,
their Port Of destination '' At
Thee Steamers hare large Caiia. end S,4fe Room,
ersi and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and ,,l55
loTtahie Recommendations for Passengers and FamIie
VINO may wish 10 furnish their own provisions ami
No EFFORTS viii be spared 20 maintain the remit,
nqn Of this, as the CHEAPEST fyD BEST Rot-TE
s, W '1 1's Iehets, &C, apply To GEORGE W
johnson House; corner Ford and Patterson ST. o.
donsIurg y. Y. Go A. EDDY, AGENT. 0rdens-
through tickets can be obtained at all the princin
densburgh. anu W.
II. y. DRURY, Agent
No. , American Hotel Bock
mali uaNaulcs Iurlinutolp u
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DR. SWEETS INFALLIErE LrVrvEyr a.. an external
remedy, is without a rival. and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation. For All
1hle, and az a curative Tor Sores Wounds. SpraIn-,
Bruiscs, &c, its soothing healing and powerful
strengthening properties excite the just wonder and
a-tuui-hmcut % an who have gwen DO trial.
over one thousand certificate Of remarkable cures.
performed by il within the s-t two ycar-. attest the
fact.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-03

New YORK. june p
Gold this morning opened at III, and at
10 clock was quoted at l4ii
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"Our duty in the present eri,i...

WAR has indeed become with u q stern reality.
W and while we have good reasons o. eNpcct sue
cess, we have calmly looked death and disaster ia
the face The distant roaring cannon and exploding
shells have re-echoed % Us Ike solemn music. and
we have mourned the los Of the brave, who have
sacrificed their al on the Battlefield In Tie fence
Of our country In times like these 10 become every
mans duty, not orlr % sustain the constitutional
authorities e 'e land, Int 70 look wen 20 bis ini
yidual Purse, ali Penny saved now. i- ia.I,,f a
Penny made
For the benefit 90 our en- TONERS frir.-s and Tie
small circle Of the "Qutcr world" we Icfe a-.i.u
make public, that We are once moro prer.rtf = 35
justice o. mankind In the shape OF di ptnsn- fqsf
GOODS al i1ir Friccg-7 Our stock of
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CRENADINE yEus

great variety Of colorsi also, ENAMEL SEIRT
- , ~ All eoiors very desirable article fr
.Ia s 9resses, sun Shades, Pans, Sc. SC inst re-
ceiyed at the Corner store 49, '"'' IT,
june Is. I-t3. dSutf II Nm }
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RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON n. R.


lows
LEAVE LrELiysrCy
-.-5 A. 81, MAIL Tam, for Boston Lowell. Worces-
Ter, Believe Pals, kecue Ftchdur-h. Brattle-
ngr0, Springfield Hartford New Haven Troy.
Albany, and New York arrive ga Boston I5 2
81 Troy IS P ~. Ncw York l5FM.
Through 70 Boston lriti0w Glance or Cars.
H. l5AN, ExrREss TRAM for Rutland, Troy. Al
htny New A1rk, Schenectady and the West ar
rive az Troy bpm, Ncw York by Hudson River
Railroad OF Steamers next mCruiu-
20, Nffu EXFHE,s from Montreal % New
AnIf arrive in Troy 3J ~. New York IS P ".
it.r fut eHrrH AvD EAsr TRAINS ARRIVE At FUR
IlyGI0N As FOLLOWS
g M a ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAM from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland az pIA ".
8 81 N, MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell Korros-
Ter. Springfield, Hartford New Haven. TROY Al
.aur and NeF York. Leaves Boston 80 A -;
NcW York ol A NJ, Troy ID Is A. This train
from Rutland stops only 40 Brandon, Niddlcbury
and NCrEcuucs
: ul z %, Passenger Train.
THROUGH TICKETS sold % all the principal
l'oints East, South and West and la--agc checked
q Fare always as low as By any other line.
burlington, Vt. Nay %. is55. '''' ''F
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Ear ruE sau1H AvD EAsT TRAINS ARRIVE At Eur
LIyGI0N As FOLLOWS
oGDENSBURCH RAILROAD.
1868. tsca.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


IHE0L on VAIL
leave Oed,a-hur-h a. O. .5 PSI. dime eft lIalone)
arriving af hlEs.s Point 90 cd ~. connect NJ
With the Vermont Central Railroad Nl-ht Express.
with s. .r-tIf >'frpug cars attached f0r Concord.
Aiulle.t.r, NasHu1- Lowell, Lawrence. Portland.
rit-i' urla- harclczt-r, Sprll-telI Ac ami arriv-
-n- at Boston early che following morning. Also.
c.1utctln- % Burlington with n /, b r r. for Troy
Albany and Ncw York., and 20 Hou--', Point with
Lake tlluplalu Steamers iHr S1rato-a Sprinrs
Troy, Albany and Now York Also with e e ~
Lawrence h d. Tor Montreal and Quebec.
fiIHF THEOCGH TRIM
Leave 0sdens1ur-h az ESQ ~. lon arrival If
GRAND Trunk day train. with Sleeping rrattaehaI
conoect' Ting no Rouse Point with " Central Il n
cav lXIIcss for Boston and an points East and M
burln-tgn with r s. T. q q. for Troy. Altauv ana
NcW York, arriving at g 80 81. Also c0nuoctin-s ar
Burlington with day line Lake Champlsin Sfc7ne-.
ior The south. Also at Eouses Point with train. tr
Montreal and Quebec.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston 40 2 sd A 70, and 90 pm. and New
ork az 90 81. arriving no % -leusbureh al b *
p y. lu time - connect with Grand Trunk Railway
X o II, and Ottawa q Prescott r r. Az
Nltl Lake ontario Steamers and Northern Trans
poTtati1n Cos Propeller .-r sli Points Wet
". HOYLE, Supt
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So AMERICAN CHEMICAL WRITING
INK"

't'HE American Ink Company are now o:,gin. To-
ne public an article Of Fluid purely chemical
Of scienthc experiments under the direction Of an
experienced chemist. In every essential psrticllsr
Ink. ' i''i 'e'
For sale Ia burlington, by
June 18Th ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-03

4 iIne suck Of English, Swiss and American s,l,l
- and silver Watches, speeta les, Eye Glasse-'
th3sin-, Ear Jewels Lockets, Charms Gold Pencil,
and fens Tooth Picks, Bracelets and other fine Ella
nooas LOT Ladies and Gents 70 he found a. BFISS
n4lhiiN pls siasai SkgFsA s. ''''
Isasiii ssz,.
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TO HORSE OWNERS:

Dr. SwEUTS INrALLIBtE LrVIvfNr FOR HoESFs
j. unrvalei by any, and IN all case. OF Larueur>-
arising from Suruius, Bruises Wrenchns it- effect
!, magical and certain. Harness or Saddle calls
Scratches, Mango, &c-, 10 will also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Ringhone may be easily prevented and
cured IN their incpent stages, but confirmed cises
are beyond the possibility Of a radical cure No case
Of the kind, however. B. So desperate or hopeless
but 70 may he alleviated by this Eminent and its
faithful application viii always remove the Lame
ness and enable the horses 10 travel with compara-
tive ease
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Economy as ES6Gifh
Til, marin viii be fully demonstrated BY buying
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
COOKING ST We.

4 5 IT WILL BAKE, BROIL AND ROAST BET
y Ter than any other stove with saving Of - per
cent IN fuel, and very large per centase in conve-
They have the following advantages
ISL. They are constructed with a view Of great
durability all the plates exposed 20 the IRE are
made 81 an extra tlickuoss
Fl. The nucs are lined with non-couductins ce-
ment thereby applying the heat directly % the
Veen, ami the oven can lee heated ami kept IN hak-
hlS order with loss fuel than any other Stove
81 They have hot air dran. which not only
makes the ucl burn freely, and lat longer but adds
10 The heating and baking iacllitiC-.
tth. They consume all the sa-es from the fuel
Aefe6y adding greatly % the quantity Of heat OBJ
famed IRON the amount Of fuel u-et.
ON The stove is made, mounted and finished in
The most superior manner The oven Is large and
well ventilated. The Stove Is convenient In form
a1c made for use 70 adopt the language Of some
who have used this Stove q" 10 Will 90 more work
with less fuel than anv other stove In proof we
add the following testimony
TIE AMERICAN COOKING Stow.
mat Re-. IL. >,-r7-e s1gs orn.
ALBANY. Dec. O. f-sl.
NH- SAcEF-Niy Dear Sir. Nv family have made
thorough trial Of the " American Hot Air Cookin,r
stove and they regard DO, both 0u the score or H.
convenience and economy, as having greatly the
9lt Vantage 81 any other they have ever tried In
eg they censi-er 10 ,o perfect a- leaviu- nothing
% De desired.
Very truly your,
". %. SPRAGUE.
I.c ANlrfCAN H0G AB CpeSISG STOVE is for sale
IN Burlington 10y
MATTHEWS & BAXTER.
AN-' ''- 4a"u Church Street.
tSG. -
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I'VE best assortment Of Masonic Emblem. ssa-
L offered In this place. can be found at y. Bs-,
Block
BRINSNtAIp & HILUREru
fuur o. r-f-e
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g FNT INDIAN NEEDY
FOR FE.WfLES
DR.. Hatti>On's Indian Emmacogue.

H'HIS celebrated Female Medicine
\ possessing virtues unknown II
anything else 0f the kind. and Prov
in cfectual after an others have
hiled, o. prepared from an Indian
plant used tv the natives fur the
same purpose from time immemnrill,
and now i0r the first time offered o.
fH tle public. To i- de-i- ned for both
married and single ladies. and Is the
very best thing known for the pur-
pose. as 10 will bring on the monthly
sickness, in ease, of obstruction from
any cause, and after an other RENE
dies Of the Kind have been tried In
vain Til, may seem Incredible,
but 10 10 fail 300 any ease the money
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FOR THE EYES.

DERISCOPIC. alias brazilian Pebble ig Steel
Gold and Silver, and good stock of Eve GI1-s.
e. and GLASSES for setns also, Microscope T,Ies-
cppe- Reading O. sses, and almost evcrythini that
line Except HumhuE.) 20 be FOUND nd Rrf.-vAfn's
Old stand Church ST.
June nth frvtf
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List. of Letters

nENaINING in the Post Office at Edgeheld
III G. H.. S.. 3elh June 1861. Persons cali
INK for Letters on this list mill ple.ie say " Ad-
.vortised." And also provide themselves with the
change to pay fur advertising.
A, B.--Lieut J ] II Anharn, Fl Adams, Mhss &
Mrs L IL Adams, Mrs S BsaghHah, s BLACKWELL.
G, D, B.-J p Cameron, 3, Wa Grafton, J Csl-
iinS, Mim 8 Clark, Miss e Csls,s, IN Coleman,
A Camnishet, J W Denrsy, Mrs. S A Duughorly,,
& Dsbbs, Is 8 Dunbar, Miss u Everett
+, G, H..Mrs NJ A Fuller, 2, Mrs. Glanton,
L Ii.rrid, Miss W Hoanerson, J Harlin, Hudson
s Cogburn, J Harris, Rev S Hesd, Mrs IL L Har-
ris, A Hollinsswortn, J N Hudson, l. Holloway.
X, L, NV Ksnrick, Mr., n s Kcmper, MA
Leonard, Miss S E Long, Mis-, S Lee Lewia,L
Mack, McKic, - McAter, NJ Murrah, Mrs
N IL Morgan, II Mcdruw. Miss Magee, May
N, P, R.-Mlss N L Newman, Mrs S Meal, Mrs
f Powell, L II Prescott, NJ Palmer, Mrs Page,
Mrs NJ A Radfsrd, r r Ryan, IL Rsborn:
81, WINS. NJ snnYel,:J Smith, + Sell,
hrs NJ Swearengin, 4, i Spradley, Mrs Sim.
on., Miss + A Swearongip, Mrs V ScosSEsMr. d
4 Shonly. Miss M A Smith, Mrs S Satchtsa. Miss
II Swoarengin, Mrs Is Shcsly, Mrs T Stonaker,
Miss i Sweareng;n, Mis-, IL Shumparl, Mrs M
Shccly, Z Thomas, 2, II II Towns, Mr.: L Taylor,
Mr.. S Thomas, d Tighlman, W Sherman, Miss
M Turner, Miss G Turner, J B Zimmerman, CA
Towles, sD Thompson; Mrs z Whitloek, r Wat
con, ] Wright a. hAAsAi, J. ::
July Is q 20
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For the Advertiser.
"a Proud Record.

Tuesday last, eth July, ras q day never to DO
.f,rsottoa in the saluds Regiment. When tho call
uas made FIR volunteers every man in. The line,
without = single orcep'ian, advanced FIVE paees to
the front. No falt.r;ns-no he,itation. Col.
G. D. nuIrT led the way as n volunteer, and hi.
men oould rot resist tho influence o: such a whole
scmo example. The emily drafting necessary WAS
to determine rho should remain at hOAo. This
patriotic u~nonimitJ was likewise altogether spon-
famous. 1t required, no %oratory, no rusie, no
icriccs,of any kind. The men wore all aottated
by the o spirit. Tic writer of this frequently
heard such rcnnrts as 'sthere mas been no drsft-
ing in the 10th Regiment since 1872, and Ssluda
must not disgrace hersclf now. We are masking
History to-day, and let it be of q character not
to .nske OF. children blush"
Such is TIC language and coaduc. Of tho msn
who were SO bitterly denounced by soue, even i'll
EjgeGc!d, for splitting on the Council.
TRAVELLER.
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Fighting at Jackson.

jackson, July 1O.-AnotLer asy hss. p"ssea
without IN engagement. In the morning The en-
.my .urne,l out u force threatening our right
nsuk. Fen.hcrstonc .Duford, sent to reinforce,
droY. the enemy back after n half hours hard
fighting. Oar loss to-day is about zoo.
Jlck.oy, june 1lth, II P.~M.-Tho enemy is
stil! concentrating on eur right, in the EFFORT to
reach Tesrl ri-cr. Cur forces are fast driving
;hen back. aud have burned houses occupied by
their skarp'hooter'.
The enemy aponei fro with six batteries On oar
left a, 8 y'elsok, A. NJ, and ruined shclls on tho
sits.
they made e charge upon tho Washington Ar,
tillery, Cobb's Battery, and were rcpulscd with
heavy los., 200, and threo stands of e"iers. sto'
wallis and Adams briyadss actcd gallantly.
The cn:py is moving q second time upon oai
right.
Scouts report Burnside crossing Messenger
and Rirdsong's ferries with one division.
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r,,!A II .94.3a :, liz en- s%r;;utionr!is.
f,.cr,. ~C.,in,!astor.

C%iARLEsroS, JAY I].-Onc hundred ard
thirty prisoners arrived in tie city this mvri,-
flg, aboptti.irty of tbem.wonnied. Ninety,
five of tie enemy dead we're counted IN
front of Battery Wagner, enl buried ly The
enemy u6der e flag OF truce. Among them
were Licnt. Col. Rodma2, Capt. BMrdicl1 end
Lirut. John Wilson, al Of the TIL Coancc;i-
cut; Major Hicks, 7Gth Pennsylvania, two
Captains and three Liealcnants. Tie. enc
ny loss in the %aesauitis estimated u. betwoen
-four end f7c .,r,,.a.
ncr7 Monitors oponct agaan CT Eot!a..y
Wagner at ter O'Clock, snd ceased s" rr at
s%alt-,as: twelve. 80 damage wc' douc the
Battery.
One Monitor was seriously crippled an,i
'owed I'll. Sac y nov kart up between two
Transports.
Eve Of car non wcso killed in Inc assault
OF th:s morning.
Tic cncmy's expedition is under the COM
mal,d Of Gen. Gilmors, ;ind tho asg,sul,inr
party, consisting Of detaclmcnts of five rey;,
Incnts, under command Of Con. Strong. who
was wounded and carried off the field. Nd
,niral Lahlgrcn Commanded tue fleet.
The Yankee troops came up to Willtown.
near Adams Run, and attempted TO burn Tho
bsicgo but we're driven off, One of lis t.ans.
ports "as abandoned ind burned.
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6. ~ MaryIand.,

Ks regards lie ul,ima,s intention .of Ger. Lee,
,he,e is enc point isay. The Savannah H~spshfe'n,)
on Which there gan he no DON'T or ti1ersnee Of
opinion. it is tbs
Tho rrc;cnt il INVASION liz . final and unqnestiona-
bic test Of the sentiments OF the rco?le oil Mary
lscl terar.x the Svr.Lsru CUnico.-.cy. That
sinle ming. low mxie A,f e~isctlon@ Dst'.esn tbs
rrsc~ coLa1e7acy c: .he Soul ard the ab"lit!''
dc.rnti,m of The North. There csn h' - er'si.h
or rostronrn.snt Of tie i..ue. Leo, with ~ srmy
Iml.!. for her protection in any 'trps size MY
take, IL now sn per .oiI, End Il .he DC trGs 10 tns
osuse IL t'aa..ciu i:.drpsndeut', she Will in'i;-
fust j, by dying 10 s!mr and siding in the s1p"'-
,ion .r tpc vile mirion, of the North freln hsr
d-sccratcd,puil
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bsr Of prisoner. reported Mt headquarters up to
July 9ii, was $4,000.
The Federal less in killed aud uovnled is plac-
Cd at 1900.
Great excitement prevails III kentucky on'ac-
count Of rebel Invasion. The citizen, Of Louis
vile arc organizing fo7 tho defense of the city.
-Four hnnlr,i rebels crossed into Indian" on
July 8, and marched on C"rydon with artillery.
kilograms fiom tina army of tho Fo;"a'ac IN
llicate that. another battle is i'nIainent. They
contain nothing OF imp"rtance athermise.
Gen. Sickles i. not dead, but it is beloved ho
will recover.
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The surrender Of v,cksburg..
JACKSON. July

=.
An officer who arrived from ,vioksturg tells
me that the garrison had been living on pa bread
and mule msst for two weeks.
lie says th.t if it had been known that relief
wa. coming it would have held out longer.
1t is stated that all the officer, Of peuberton
urged him to surrender.
A number Of the Vieksburf heroes arrived herr
to day. have cOnrerscd with q numbsr of them,
priratea r. we'll as officers.
The priystes praise Gen. Pombcrton in tho
highest terms. They say they went into Weeks
burg projudiced against him, but no man oauls
have done more than he did. One mun shed tears
whom he told mo what they had suffered. with
70 rclisl and then for Vicksburg TO full
The Yaui.os were led to believe cha. II th0y
took vick,burg tie war wa' ondsd, and they conld
sl 20 home. sAl they would remark to our troops,
" well, boys, ws.cau Gil s" home now"
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Caution to the Public.

4 LII por ons arc hereby cautioned against pur-
IA chasing from WILLIAM }. WALKER, OF
Luge6eli District, and state OF South Carolina,
the Tract OF Land in said District On which he
low resides, known az tho CHEROkE W. PONDS
LANDS, containing Fifteen HuukfSd Acres,
{sonc one or two acres, mora or loss.
= Th;. public notice is giren. for the roa,on that l
have urrchs;ed saidLshd from said William J.
Walker, aud am catitled Ia tho possession OF It
on the lrs, day OF January mkt; and shall Ell,
force my right to possession at that time, sbosid
= ALLEN Z. ADDISON.
July IS, 1858. On -
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Fur tn, AdverL,ser.
DIR, John Icke's Letter.

Nh EDt:oc.-I ses L5 the last Aaeer.tscr that
uy name IL snuounc , as a candidate Tor n scat
in tho Senate Of tho State. Whilst it will dc fur
the people OF tho District 10 jadgc of Iy ability,
will assure thcin ,hst, if elcotsd. will serve
,hrm with un,lring ldolity.
As an iaprossion llcvxilod upon a former ocea-
aiop that ny effects were mainly in another Suite,
I will acknowledge that have q small planting
interest in the State Of Georgia; but 1 have On
oqaal interest in my OWN belovSd Carolina. Ny
associations for fifty years have beon with the
people OF Eagohcld here nro. tho ashes Of my
.indrel dead, and hero too I trast shall rero'e
N, marital romains. JOHN LAKE.
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Ln,c.; fam. vielsvt,urg aud Vicinity.


J.@:s"x, LlIy S.--Col. Montgomery, AID.
C., aid Gen. P.mbclton, with 200 mounted
utn, Arrived Lcre %ta.day. Gen. Green sud
G., L.!r:irSs. Of Missouri, were Killed by the
cacmy's sharp-shootsr.. Grant has sent
10000 mn back and shout the same number
To a+:ack Price. Grants srmy was near
lO0,o coo. Grant commands in person the for
ces msrchius on Jackson.
Dcsp.tc!les, from Pamela, dated the 18th, say
that Gen. Holmes attacked Bacna on the 4ih,
ard captured three batteries. Reihforcemonts
arrived from hcloE. Tin. fire OF the gun bos,s
drove cur forces back. Oar loss was 500.
Hesvy firing w~s head next day.
JAuRsoH, July lG.--Iiesvy %infantr5; and
artillery skirmishing is going on, The enemy
arc sheliug the city and have killed several
soldiers and citizens No general engagement
yer. Our troops arc in excellent spirits. and
if the enemy mokes a general attack. viii fol-
low c'r:sin success. Every mar is st bis post.
IAcksos, July 10-a:30 a. .M-Thc attack
has bseun. Our batteries opened OF them
finely. Ii:s enemy Lave evidently lrsyg
~!.,@as.
Euao7 aay. il,al Taylor ard Gardnes have
whipped B.nss. FAC that i4oring drove Oster-
bats oc.nss Sig Black yc teraay, losing
MS -;;T.
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seIdiers ut. iIur,e.

Dr.. Jon JEHslxcs, Surgeon OF the 10Th Eogi:
,nent, and Lisut. AUGUSTUS TorfKiss, otathe
Hampton Legion, are nov .rhont, enjoying, Of
tor many months y uninterrupted arduous SER
vice, a brief holiday With relatives and friends.
DIR. J. comes on SICK f~urlough, and We a:sisoiry
to SAY, looks worn out and mach i'll want OF rest
Orr old ard gallant ftierd Gus h"wersr, l92S'
like Il Titan, ard is sson gOins back to fnishS!Ss
third year Of war experience.
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EaseGcld,s Roll of Honor Gleami {

LF
Toe mail of Monday last brousb : .i,.atehss
from Charlottesville ind Martinsbu,e @, confsining
the following sad intelligence.
Ca,.a! tie, ia Co. d, llh S. C. ", at tie Battle
ef Gettysburg, Pa.
K;iled.-Lieu;. Harvey Croker, sergti Deau-
fort Wallace and Private N i. Bnrtley.
Wounlri.-sorst. Charles L. Durisoe, leg Arn-
%lu.asod; c@rpl. James IiOungblood, hshd Of (;
Preston rfa:sr and Pinckncy possy, morl"lly /;
Preston Deloncl. Joe B,unaon, j. q colgsn, J. f.
Cols.u,.J J. T.. ChUathnal, e. Dinkins, W.SMrTreli,
4 dispatch to Mr. W.. p. Butler OaysG Tlonas
Butler, Younger brother oI Col. ID. c. prtic', and
in his command. was killed on tie "a Ju:y-.sAo:
through the heart, and died Immediately:
No tidings Of tile 9Th Regiment haye;bOen TO
saivcd since the Bsttle Of Gettysburg.
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GO Yhe.Kaiu it Raineth every day.

It has raincd persistently all over tho ssvrld Cor
Gil over Edg.feld. at least) for thirty Days i"ss'
It Lcgins to look az if tho covenant ofipron,ise
was g played OUT" Corn and peas are rushing
upward aud onward most oxultingly. To look ut
thu wide-sproaiius and endlcss.eern feldE in thor
present aspect, makes Que fccl nearer heaven.
Gos. Green too is rushing upward and onward he
10 indom:;ahlc, fierce, ind pi%ticsa. Our Amer
can brothers uf African doscant"'fnd in him "a
ioo worthy of their. however. andfln0ut CT
:%ectually arc they Z" pOgsing away" at him.
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Northern News.

kIGE:oND, July Is.
Northern dates to tho l1th hare been received.
An order hss boon Issued for thrco hundred
thousand conscripls. Tho law will DO risidly en-
forced.
The Herald advocates peace meetings, and
urges Lincoln to onor An amnesty to tho reboisv
except Davis ind tho other leaders.
Archbishop Kcnrick, of'Daltiulorc,-dicd in New
York July sth.
The New York World says thai the whole bum-
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GnAsIIEr1LlE. July 7th.lG

GRANITEvILLE, July 7th 1892.
DEAR fir AID ERoTHEa.-I received your cir
cular appalling to the Baptist Church at Granite
villo, for funds p mid in scndins the word Of God,
t. s. C. soldiers.
I am happy to gay your appeal reached US in
tSo miie, Of a great revival. FOrty-seven have
hacn added to llo Church. I presented the sol
dicrs claim to the congregation, and they iiG'roiisy
contributed to that noble csuse.
I send you, hy Express, re- the result Of the
above collection, t.so Hundred aud Diy-niae dol
lars, which I hsmtly pray tina: Odd may bicss 10
tho f~alvst;un Of suuls.
Your: very truly,
A. J. MATHIS, PASTOR.
To Roy. W. D. RICE, Sumter, S. C.