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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE RoBBERY The
house of Mr.. Silas Braley of Brookfed, near
East Roxbury, was entered by three rufian,
Monday night of this week, through the bed
room window. Two of the burglars held Mr.,
and Mrs. Bradley, who are between seventy and
eighty years CT age, while the third took a small
trunk containing $340Oi in greenbacks and other
bills, from between the bed cord and bed, where
the money was secreted, and then made good
their escape. The robbery was evidently the
work of some one who knew where Mr. Braley
kept his money.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
CAPT. L. L. COBURN,
WHO commanded Co. C. in the gallant Thirteenth YER
mont, having been appointed Recruiting Officer, to
raise Company for the
p 18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
Veteran Volunteers

Would invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg, well those who have served in the
Army of the Union fo- Nine Months or more to once
more rally with the Flag that has been bravely up
borne by Vermont Boys on many bloody battle field
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

The SPEAKERsHIr.-Among those mentioned
in connection with the Speakership of the House
this Fall, We find the names of A. B. Gardner,
Esq, of Bennington, 0. p Chandler, Esq of
Woodstock, j. F. Deane, Esq, of Cavendish,
and Rev. 0. 6, Wheeler of Grand Isle Mr.
Gardner was a candidate before the caucus last
year and received very respectable vote.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
ES 4 TELEGRAPH

TO THE FREEMAN

New YORK, Sept. 81, A prisoner who left
Richmond only two days since, furnishes the
Herald with facts relative to the South. He
states that but one division of troops have been
taken from Lees army, which latter is located
near Hanover, and has about 20 900 fit for duty.
1t is understood that if Gen. Meade advances
Lee will fall back on Richmond, the evacuation
of which is not thought of by the rebels. The
defences OF Richmond are complete
The rebel force in Western Virginia is very
small. 1t includes Imboden's and Jacksons
forces. The rebels have plenty to eat, the star
walton stories being absurd This informant
was in Charleston when Gen Gilmore lombard
ed it.. One she'll struck the spire of the St.
Nicholas Church, and all struck within half a
mile OF each other, They produced the utmost
CONSERVATION. The city is nearly destitute now
AMI the place will be destroyed before surren-
dering. Beauregards force is about 5000,
which was swelled to about $4,000 by Jenkins
division from Lees army. Beauregard lost
much of his popularity when our forces captured
Morris Island.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

90 "a e. 80 s&
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

Application will be made at the next session
of the Legislature of Vermont for the charter of
horse railroad from the village of Woodstock,
to connect with the Vermont Central railroad at
some point in the town of Hartford.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

OF the FARMERS MUTUAL FIeE INSURANCE CoMPANY,'
" for the oice of Board of Directors for the choc
of Boa rd of Directors for the ensuing year and the
Of such business authorized by the char
ter and by laws will be held at the Office Of said Company
0Tli 6TF I''Ta7 JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
Montpelier, Sept, 2, 1868. -" N. PwS i.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

The Store occupied by NJ. P. Courser, in the
FREEMAN Building, has been enlarged and re-
paired. 1t now extends the whole length of the
building, and is light and airy,-a good place to
show and cell goods.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

PxRsoNAL-Professor Shedd has accepted a
professorship in Union Theological Seminary.
new book by the Professor is just announced
by G. Scribner, New York. 1t is a History
of Christian Doctrine" in two volumes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

General j. w. Phelps of Brattleboro, was
last week admitted to the bar of Windham coun-
ty, as counselor at law.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
WILCOX g. GLIB
Family Sewing Machine

rice with Hem mer and Teller $500 Il
$4,000
HE WILCOX Il GIBBS Family sewing Nachin. i,
tl' o'E Mach inc, without regard to price for
Family Sewing, Braiding, EemminR, Eel
ling, Tucking, Cording.
IL lor nat even SCAM, which will not rip in wear
even when cut al eque intervals makes the tight
est and most elastic seam for Full Cloth of apy Machine
stitch - '
peculiar feature of this machine which deserves
tcu ar attention, IS PATENTED DEVICE which prevents
the P0SsIby OF setting the needle wrong-aud e which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
me WILCOX & u LIB Hemmers and keers are the on
~ really practlca femmers in use, and worth O. e
nall OF the price Of the Machine, all others for ami
~ use Ihty form narrow, light hem fell far nicer
than can be done by hand The Needle very short and
perfectly traight enabling to through hard thick
seams or gathers in hard cloth where all Machines using
long or curved needles utterly fail.
Inc feed has no tendency draw soft light good down
into the machine, bot will LINEN CAMBRC perfectly
is acknowledged by all who or use this Machine
that it is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
of any Machine made
After much wear, and many washings the stitching is
found to retain all the roundness evenness and mness
which are 80 much admired at lrst.n-NetU York Sun
RT Send for IA circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
500 Broadway, NY.
A. A. STIasoN, Agent, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June 18th, 1863
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT,
September Term, A. ID. 1864
Hon AsAHEL PECK, Chief.

Hon ASAHEL PECK, Chief.
Hon CALVIN FULLERTON, Associate, Judges.
Hon. ABEL K. WARREN, Associate,
A. H. Whitcomb .. Town of Barre Heaton
g. Reed aud Heath for plaintiff. French and
Dillingham; for defendant. On trial.
A. p Dodge HIM. Martin, Jr Trespass.
Wing, Lund & Taylor for Plaintiff; Heath and
Red6eld for Defendant. On trial.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
B. f. BUXTON,
PROPRIETOR THE
MONTPELIER FOUNDRY

M A HINE SHOP
MANUFACTURER OF
Circular board Mill Iron q
with Lanes Patent Set Works, (wopded If desired }
STARCH, SAW AND GRIST MILL IRONS.
poses PATENT WATER WHEELS, RICH'S PA
LII tent Iron Beam Flows, Common Land and Side Hill
Plow Castings, Guilty. tori Teeth Threshng Machine
Irons, &c. All kinds Wood Saving Machinery Bo.
Stoves, Etc All kinds CASTINGS order. Also IRON
ENCES Of new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
HEADQUARTERS AT MONTpELIE


In the building known as the" RIALT0" fronting State
Street Bridge, which will be open all hours of the day
for the purpose of ensting recruits Lieut. GEORGE
ROBINSON has the appointment of Recruiting Officer
der Capt Coburn, with his headquar ters also ontpe>
lIer. Lieut. ROBINSON will make weekly semi weekly
visits to Moretown Waitsfed and the Mad River Valley
country, 10 enlist those residing in that section
Lieut.. W. E. MARTIN of Co c, is also Assistant Re-
cfutng Officer and will have his headquarters MARSH
FIELD where he will all times ready to enlist men
for CAPT, COBURN'S Company.
TIE inducements to enlist in The Seventeenth Regiment
of Veteran Volunteers such have offered
any soldiers in the field.
Q~- The pay will commence from the day of enlist
ment Burroughs will be given those wishing them
main at home until the organization of the Company.
Soldiers of the noble Second Brigade your Country yet
needs services Answer the in vtaon Of the Repub
lie, whose children you are and rally more around
the standard of the Union Come the memory of your
past achievement beckons you While the fame of
bravery On the tue field is yet ringing among the
hill of native State at the tap of the drum spring
once more to arms.
L. L.C0BURN, Recruiting Officer.
Aug 90, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

New York, Sept. 81. There is nothing later
fa9m Gen. Rosecrans.
The Times Washington dispatch says Gen.
Rosecrans telegraphed to Gen. Halleck that In
the ear y part of the battle on Saturday the reh-
els drove our troops some distance and captured
cannon. We afterwards regained the lost
ground and captured 10 guns and Large numbers
of prisoners
The World says editorially that private ad-
vices from New Orleans represent that consider
able feeling exists in New Orleans on the inter-
vention question, especially among the French
and Creole population. Ii was known to the
French Consul at New Orleans, and others, that
the French had occupied Matamoras with 1000
or 5000 men. A collision was anticipated be-
tween the French aid Federal gunboats at the
mouth of the Rio Grande on some matters con-
nected with cotton and rebel supplies there.
Ex-Gov. Moorhead, who is now in Paris, it is
positively alleged, has written to his friends IN
New York that Napoleon and jeff Davis have
formed secret treaty of recognition through
the agency Of Slidell.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-16
PARTNER WANTED.

JTTANTED an active Partner, with Cash CAPITAL of
w from $4,000 70 $780, in a well established CONNER
cal business in this state. Apply with real name aud
references to the Editor COMMERCIAL.
July 10, 1868. If
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-16
JESSE LANE.

The subscribers having aken the Lumber Yard occu-
pied by Jesse Lane with the intention of carrying the
same business (retamg umber Il is hoped the old Gus
toners and friends of tho yard will continue with the
new firm patronage literally bestowed on the for
proprietor ,.,
Nara siLnaIad annth emil Chrisliana RrlIga. iy19m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-16
A GARD.
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
NTEnTC,AI DEpAT2tl'NT H,NJtF,

4
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION Qsus-64)
WIiLL.M GIBSON II b. Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
GEORGE b. WOOD NJ D Eueriins ro'ssor Of Theory and
Practice Oi Medicine.
SAMUEL JACKSON NJ, d. Emeritus Professor oi institutes
of Medicine
Huan l. HonaE, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
JOSEPH CARSON NJ D. Pr lessor OF Materia MediCa and
RopERr E. RoGERs. NJ D., Professor of Chemistry.
JosRpH LEIDY, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY H. SMITH, NJ, D., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM PEPPER NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
F. GuRXEY SMITH, NJ D. Professor of Institutes OF Medi-
cine.
r. A. Il PENRosB NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics aud the
Diseases Of Women and Children
JonN H. PICARD, NJ. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October and close the first Of March,
One Introductory will be delivered to the Course.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session. in
the Medical Hall by the Professors tho Hospitals
At the Philadelphia Hospital, containing OIL beds in
strucon Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene wifi be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Dissecting Rooms, under the superintendent Of
the Professor o Anatomy the Demonstrators opeu
from the middle Of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of
Bandages. &C. opeu early in September aud througb-
ont the Session. under the supervision of the Professor of
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators 4 4 ssyo4 l. esgGp aPDss a. M H D.
Fees for the Lectures (eaeh Professor sb), $lO5
Marieulation Fee (pad once onlyl
Graduation Fee, 30
Il. e. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean u tte Medical Fhc,lty,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE Jdnn0r,
! University Building
Ps-Board may be had at from $3.50 to 50 per elk.
| sep l5-4w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-16
DELAWARE STEAM PLASTER
AND BONE MILLS.

Office removed to No. 208 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL
VIM. A. STR o I'D,
Successor to G. STROUD Il SON Manufacturer of
StrOud's superior Bone Dust,
Conceded be the best in point Of hneness and pnrity
nov manufactured and the only reliable artificial manure
in the Market Also, manufacturer Of
GROUND AND UALCINED PLASTER,
MEATS FOOT OIL Sc.
The BONE DUST be bought at the following placer
and also Of the manufacturer.
CUlBERT & BROTHER, S. E Of Front and
Orange streets Wilminst0n Del.
EDWARD HODGKfNS, Avoudale, Pa,
EDWIN NJ STEVENSON, Dover. Del.
GEO CHANDLER North East, Nd.
DAVID SCOTT BRO, Elkton, Md
JOHN PARTRIDGE novSlv
A CARD.
puE subscriber has disposed Of his entire Stock OF
Brother who will carry the business in all Of its
branches at the old stand, No. Etst Second Street.
Thankful for past avors he respectfully recommends his
his numerous friends old customers
who thoroughly understand the business and will
give careful and prompt attention to those who favor
Them with call EDWARD l.. RICE.
May 1868.
The subscribers having hesn identified with the esiab
which has occupied together With the entire stock and
fixtures, purposn- In continue the same business They
resp eculy solicit Of the public patronage,
whie has been literally bestowed the former
proprietor. HARLAN y bEofHkk,
No East Second sueat, Wnmiuston, Del
J. MARSHALL nARlAS,
BsocH Il HARIis. my 29-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-16
HORSES !! HORsBs!!
Furniture Cars and Drays.
Front and FRENCH Streets,
A CARD.

THE subscriber having sold his stock of lumber for the
purpose OF disseminating the business would cordially
recommend his successors, WISE s. WELDIN, to those
who have been customers at the yard and one Of the
business for tho past is years who perfectly
firm that will attend to thor wants both
agreeably and with promptness ...,.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
The Progress Of che siege.
Irrsn The ChsAgo nnb.ns

CangAsA~ HtfOf, kfe Jene ~
via c.po, Jans -. iss3
eepsrsi Hs~roc, tho ssusns left, 10 -ersns hs
wsy gp Win great rapsdi,y, aud ssing he batteries
iwo hundred yards nearer within dsy ~ two.
A ssriss of rumsrs o,sstAnty reaching here
nsmps,., fsli q Hssas, usas Il Hslnss' niaa. and
toubls Va tho frout a. Banss bot " sarptsirs boz
htlls Iodssmeni ssoh rvnors, however sdusifusy ear.
strsngers Arivns here ooss.snty rsnsrs ins ~ondss
fal spirit and condolences of on, ,roop-
General NAsbburD has arrived ~ and assumed com.
mand u Hanss' Bun IAsat y y. Nm. q McAnistsss
battery shot last evening from IA smtrNsss 10 the
,rs., s:,.sry . 20. ,s .,s .s.,. .ss oss' ,s ss.
lfs shot from q hH sgss, rssn ball frcm b~s
shsrpssssU ,hrotsh hs had sds-hs p."ps
Sut vobsby cannot i've many hsun
Provost Marshal shste ths mornlns soi gs~~sssoe ~
,ss, st no ssys :1ss T .s... %. T ,. A ,.s
wounded 10 one n sss ss.gtsls -he as % ~ p.sv.
ms snasr..soa ,hs, The M,lot .n uyss 70 g., "a
80 shleh be had plcsesi % 10 ecr canP.
Yesterday tro rebel spiss see o-nthi shhn milo Il
sss s.a oasesslsd sbos, Ihss .,ass ysn. q or fsrt
ncasSoes ssd sp<sise.i'os' q hsnss' ana p"o q al
uooJs.
Crs1ss- s4ror, Jsns -
vaCsAo, June ~, liza.
On ,hs lssb ,bs rsts oene,s sD1srsou with ktfivsns
ssl,r1rs 4, ths osnnsni q usor ceuey1I nbs Isyisr
n. .,Ss~I r,o-, Iaosnsa1d ps.rss Is.s Frorissne.
.s.~,s es..,a Rs.s rs sAisse5 vhh snsn feisrs'
s.,es 60, stb s0 NE urft Kstsas snd rlsssrts Wa.
e,..,ssrsxiusrts 9TH sgne uexro uoufs lsss thsl
a. v.sn1 ffs hgsdrss ~ -.
psr.r "a esht rnies ga frrrn fcunsf rulf he
Al. gh-sys,sft foaf ths fssn~~ fiyer sbus
s-.,,. niles ffDsn NJ Bead snd tbfty fr iAss
pr.,tssso- Ena .n.ortst u a. i,nfsftsni "a ron
tbs taf that from uts laces afs safiy stfelfh -
I'D. s.d shi for tts euerng soaii bs a. ssfs<srsy
asr.f.ts vssb1 Uwsrfsrs
s>-srai Ee~f ws<t - -sest him snd 1sef'ssssi
sstass ever Is-fssass ryFr sasrt staaos
h~sf
si4 ,sasfef afnn srs hfn a. 4 ~ cosslJFtiy b. -
.sereofc sslfitE tss So al rsniins ~ fst@s
f,s-u -rcsisS pssfrr zee nee ffs = rasxssfy
r,.a u.ssa a. 49, yss.'~d % 20 10 IN seS
~ fs,s iss.s tt.n lhsrs m sr<ny feifcsfss esh
IA. 10 ss-s 1sy. aea hY-- n&s1i>9 "a s's6.9sd
f,.st stssrs-as Ga4lff vtt - tfs.f 81 i.faaffg
ara r.yFfs - .tEsfo tsiitfr srosf 90 cfss-.ae 81
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

pcksss and drove them u rhs rebels bursrhe bridss
$40 undert oh 10 make . stand. Capt Hayfsgt openA
ns and was veil Supported BY The infantry eosk w.
sns combined shower of she'll aud bulisls that Ihouk
nsn.ns VOL, the rebss obiigsd 10 fall hack
Wnh what cavalry force be nad Gen Mower tAsn
pursued tho nyne enemy succeeding IN capturing for
y-two prisoners
The AFFAIR perfected with signal vIsov and proups.
ness by our troops. their impstuosiiy and daring ov-
enemy.
10 likely from indications ,hst the entire force q
Gen. Dick fAyIor-who, by the way, In . son q Oid
2ack-has skedadled 10 the Red River country
There extensive are M vioksbnrg last n,xhks
illuminating the whole country for miles around IA HI
not known hat burned
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

HDrsoro' ssss -, isss
sr~INAL s'Ctt.Lsr
ne ~ ~, tnsi osrss Nc'lsa1s bsre ~ 1g,ros
ne aunbsris.s sdmrs,s taFe a Tsis T.rgbt 90 e., r.
ssoo,sr hA bo,si ne svsnsgh q a. gfs,rdess y.
nor 10 n. norpns papers
rHr KssoLsxxr csssIncEb.
Tn enrolment. ssssr sbs 1Stssr,ss.a iar ton
nee ID Jss~dAy
AksIso ron ras psvrpcE ssr CArIrsL.
rbs smployss 10 tbs sorerur-~si si-sslgah ship are
edsfsi " ns<s v ghs, sf ssysn oriss. ~b~n
-,a bs s,sa thsn "a ~ u~ss ~ s1sfos Il %. cap
si shosls ss,h sl.srsney srs. rssss stnpgy-~
sssa psrfsetly winiss to Tst thsr goas re
-sss ~ ssssnsins tbss ssttA' az gsrs-Em~ns sss,a
tss..issss rsbsl svssioa
AssivAL 90 osvrnaL Errir.-
vsar ass>rsl pgua sss . I.rtoe <traany arrived
at wlnsrs, ns svssias HS sHg % 'ss.y q e.
a, .cio,l q, Cs~sstovu vhass rns'er aDosi - oorr
msnos.
fus carr 90 ssLtsEDi1Hlx.
Hes o-orfs a. T.s.sos. ebarBls. asf 10 sshs<
u.subsrs < ~. s.i-ss,'os sgto,ns< ~ ". f~uo>ss,s
c.u..tsa q Obs " -sa sy,1 ~ Trsiesst -nh r~s
,sno. " "a u ysisha'shasa haze IA TO- sisr
,N-s a. t,,s Prssss.t scd ysaisf b. ti.s 10 .rHin,
or oss<t sns psrt.ss fsspA.D sil "a vsosstl,
b. r.ass bSss. xoul.y
saysL osrfss
Car rnss4sr Jhn csls-s has h.-r asssrsi 10 ths
r.xas u Ma rso.ivns ssig fbnsissh shi. V<s ilssf
r,y ss,setss
tsssmsa1.r Bsur, a si> - s,<s sypo's,ss ss'ss
tpaS a ahs Bgfssa q orsssso1
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
rss nssss.rs state cs.v..ss...

JUN IffI.
NJ Br,ekinridsss sabstisais for the report Of lhs
committee oa mat cpssa vas resosd 10 the copven-
no, ,oaa, by vote q sye. 10 "a rhs sss-teu
,psa terurred On ne asopson d ne original orcnS<s.
cog>ssl wofols moved v smcnf ~ sut~tltsfns lbs
eta,uare. 10 the p~ov's % the stss sl<otsa " Is4
,,.sh vss osrr,sd py . vse VI % yess 70 20 rays
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
TIE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

Capsurs OF . Rebel Blockade Runner.
Bssntne OF Another, snA Escape - .
Third.
PsovpucS, r. J., June - 1895.
A naval cfsosr, jus, arrived from % Wilmington,
reports hat shs rebel schooner Hattie was captured ss
saturday by ,hs Uni,sd ss,ss sunbosi Tords she
running out with ,aspsutIns, eostoa sp< roein-
ne Hattie reported tbss The BAnsbss, TIA fastest
bsskASs runner aSos,, was burned IN Caps Fear river.
~hsa lust rssdy W sail with cargo n cotton and tss
psutlos.
Yts vasenls ran ou. 90 ibe sisht d The 1sm.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

nnopnl.-Ths United states sunboai ysrosdltA ~
rived A GouAlva June 10, from q cruise, all veil
HorpuaAs.-Ths Bosduras, chartered gunboai, sailed
yesterday In search d ihs prvstesr rsceay. Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant D. Gregory, late o The susboss
unnsd ssssss, 10 10 command, and wiz no dcuht bs
active and We uust successful
urnrp srsrv.-Ths sunboAt United states, LissssnAas
Commander r. ". Meade, Jr., vii sai today IN sssrsA
d ths pvivatesrs.
kussos.--ns Ericsson goss %, n oennAss a Leu,
Commander kilsf.
AsrncA --rhs yacht America, Lieutenant Esss oos..
u.anSns, nss returned from . cruise In search u sbs
TAccpy
ruu sryvr, srpAsn.--rhs United state steamer Mo
sacnusstis recently arrived s THE port from Vie sos,h
srn slocssdps squadron. IN Consequence q ssdssons
repairs win ma sa Saturday ssxt, s1vestsd Her
onoers (yolunisss Acting risuisDtsst WIN " west
oosnu.nding) and ersv have been transferred 10 the
steamer TouawABda chartered by Me Eovsrnsn, tass
ths place of The Hassachussss and uin cal sa.y
sss, 2p,h Inst, from PniI&dslphla, for lhs sgusrn
squaasous, sse vh ksrs snd r@pss for Al thee
stssions. a.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

in N. Cosrt ~ Apps.is 10 cay ses~fs fsiy carB
v.rs bar for ,hs Hsnk fnJ-stns.Spini sgiuss u-
ssry ~ sssl t-rs,r fo,ss srs yasr r'rfah rev %
2 sfsslss' o. b.L.f ~ IN tsnsf -MS eTtnuei
t.n 80 ID ssssfr soyss aId Peter
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
news frsun sns Pseias.

FAN FhzFfIsSDl JUN 10 Is05.
large mAss meeting to rainy The nosinsons Of he
Union s,ass Convention held here lest night spssshss
we're made BY most Of the canddsss for easss oness
There seems Be doubt that tho Union STATE ticket
v,, BE- elected By On immense majority. probable,
however that ssi one opposition ticket vii be In NE
o.,d, v,,,-mss W be nominated on the sM ~ July ~
the ,vo wings II The ssmocrasis party ~ their Fusion
Convention.
sandwich islspd dates have been received 10 June
me sugar Refinery Company had become embarrassed,
and been forced 70 mahs sssissmsns
Mssionfs,ss from 80 sts sands were holding their
ruas annual meeting ~ Houoiuu. Re- d Antrasas,
r.psesen,Ins The churches q the Unns states. N
attendance.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Fssssag. ND, June Mp. ~
I hsvs Joe, rsturrs&f frcw the vieiuny u the suth
ueasssn battle aesd thirteen nres essai from here
iron psv~nns who len psossboss shs sitersoos, I
,.sru Ia, sss yspes have s s that pi.cs sss-yrsss
nv,eeu q Ioosstrests corps. vhish arrived sbes %
vsS.sssy ssss sad sssAmssa. ~ - Jsssssasy nsrs
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

HsiDb, June ~, fs3
ne sssssship Africa. from BDs,as, arrived here .,
,hr.s ss,ceh lhs morning and sailed again for ysry..i
q
rhs As.st ss.s sna oomnsrc>l iss~asssos ves
rhe.s % tesre her.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

ing taking the waynesboro road toward Chambssssars
The force Is estimated from tAeusssA 70 ten
shoasand-Dfauiry. cavalry and artisry-seeo.pan'sd
BY large wagon train.
The whole Of Lonssiets corps lad eSosset Ne Poto
mac, and advancing In dsress directions into Penn
syvania.
There were but few rebel troops Hassstown yss'ss
tay-all gone 70 Pennsy ylvsnia
General Lee and stan are on thls eide Of Ne river.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
The Herald Guar rd at Harrisburg.
lErom ila HarrIahnrR Patriot. Jun0 2d.l

The idea o; tho Telegraph reading the Nsw YoRK HEsAD
OF all loyal company and out OF all Christian society
Tefrgcrang Consider for moment the fact that there
is in Camp Curtin full company known as Tho New
York Herald Guard"-Company Il, New York Fourth
artnicry-which ofncered and recruited exclusively
from tho employees OF that establehment, and which
stands ready 70 protect whatever remnant Of property
rebel a,tack-consider these facts. and thon tell
II yoi think u lies In tho mouth OF the Fly ing
Dutchmnn call down the lghtnlngs Of Heaven upon
the old Scotch editor just at This particular tmc2 Couldn't
Hssse Darmstadts avorte tako tho HnRALDs little
ske without working himself into Gs Of the vapors
cursing II with all tho curses contained IN tho "Index
Expurgatorious2, Disloyal, quothaI Haa the Deacon
Internal JacobnIcal virus which als his every vein
would counsel these HERALD 70 revenge themselves
upon him. just he besought the mob 10 destroy 10 ON
some pisul preext Than one occasion; bus ell
We advise Company 70 do Ia 10 tako tho buzxng
bet'Ie ny up n their nngers and to him, In the Ian
Gusge Of Unce Toby "Go poor deyil, co. there's roee
enough In tho world for us and theel"