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0EFIcE A. A. +. NJ. Gen.
MONTPELIER, VI, July 4, 1868.
The following order is published
for the information Of all conce rned.
T. G. PITCHER,

Brig. Gen. 4. 4. +. VI. Gen.
Circalar No IS.
l. tits hereby announced that the amount
to be paid, in accordance with section 10 Of
the Enrolment act, by any person who
may be drafted, in order 10 secure exemp-
ioa from service, has been Fixed by the Sec
rotary Of War at three hundred dollars
II. The CoMmistioaer Of Internal Rsrs-
n ia each Congressional District has been
az aoFizel ~ the Secretary Of War, and d.
reesed by the Secretary q the Treasury, 10
receive from drafted persons. who desire to
pay it for the purpose Of exemption. the
money above specified On receipt Of this
sum, the Collector Of internal Revenue shall
gise the drafted person paying il duplicate
receipts. One copy Of these receipts shall
be delivered to the Board Of Enrollmeut on
or before the day the drafted person is re-
qaircd 70 report Cor duty and when 50 de-
ligered 70 the Beard the drafted person shall
be furnished by the Board with = certificate
q exemption. Form 81 Regulations Of Pro-
vest Marshal Generals Bareau,l stating
that the person discharged from further L.
ability under the draft, By reason 81 having
pasd the sum Of threa hundred dollars.
JAMES b. FRY.
Process. Marshal General.
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LATEST NEWS
Neu York. Jly h.

An o'clock this morning = crowd
collected about Provost Marshals q.
Gee. barn, buildings and set whole
bloch ia ERE 10 oh ward, cut telc-
graph wires, ard prevented aro-beils
bc.rg rang. Nauoaal forces sent in
70 quiet them.
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Baltimore July 10.

Baltimore July 10.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 9Th
inst. has received the following &C.
count Of the battle a, Gettysburg
0uf loss i estimated At ten thousand
3 nj the battle 81 Gettysburg
Between three and four ihousahd
5 Of our wounded arrived al Winches.
ter on thc 7tll 6 cncrals Armslcad
lalkslalc, Garrett AND kemper are
i killed.
Gen. Scales, pendcr. Jones, lIeth.
q Anderson, Hampton and Hood are
& wounded.
The Yankee army is Is.
& iimaied al $4,000 men, The fight
~ lasted four days and The enemy
la The seyercst o. the war and the
B slaughter unprecedented The cncmp
are sail 70 huve fought we'll We
captured fory thoaslnl prisoners.
Washington l0ih.
The Richmond Di.pa'ch Of the 7lh.
s4ys Ia Libby Prison Yesterday.
III order oC Gen. Wipder. the Capt's
smuns Size III Yankee prisoners dreR
lois ior two al tleir number 70 be
4 rho; Id retaliation Tor the shooting Of
Capl's Vim. Corbin and 7. J. Craw
~ Gen. burnside at Sanduskey Ohio
\ on ib- 18th vi Nav last
The prisoners we're assembled % a
. room u, 2 o'clock, by order Of Cap
& Turner Tic commander Of The Prison
and after being formed ii q hollow
square around table, were informed
/ 81 the order 81 Gen. Winder slips
oi paper, euh containing the nane
E al me Of the officers present was
carefully tolled up and a posted Oh
the table Capt Turner then informs
Cd the men that they might select
whom they pleased 10 draw the
name ami the first two % names
drawn would Indicate those 10 be shot.
The lots were dfawn by the Rev. Mr..
Brown. amil a silence almost death
like.
The first ballot drawn contained
the name of Capt. Henry Washington
Sawyer, 81 the Il, New Jersey cayal-
~. The second that Of Capt, John
lillian, Of the 9th Indiana Volunteers.
The day Of their execution has not
yet been Fixed.
The dispatch also has the follow
Ing
Marlinsburg, July ..
Gen. Lee defeated the enemy in
the battle Of Friday last, but we lost
s 1000 prisoners. Gen. Barksdalc Of
Mississippi and Gen. Garnet q Va,
we're killed Gen. Hood Of Texas
was wounded.
The Press Observation-Disclosures,
Va. July 9th, 6 =. NJ.
On Saturday Gen. Lee had chang
ed hts front and occupied the ground
he drove the enemy from, on the first
and second.
His whole army is IN excellent
spirits and the master Of the situation,
Gems. pinder ard Pickett are wound
ed. Col. Avery Of North Carolina is
kilIcd and Coils. Bennett aud Parker
wounded. Ewells wagon. are recap.
iured.
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Yesterday ibe array began 20 takc
positions driving back tbs enemies
cavalry 20 aear Fa6kHawn.
lee is strongly eutrcached, and
has strong natural position.
Major Cen. Humphrey has reaeiv-
Cd ibe appointment u chief d staff to
Gen. Meade.
Baltimore, Jaly II.
A special despatch 10 the American
says Booacsboro,l2I ali ]. qaie, this
morning.
1t is reported thai the rebels arc
re,reaiiag towards Hancock. All
looks well.
Washington, Jolly ~
The following has been received al
the War Department:
Near Nicksburg, July H.
yieksburs has capitulaied Ieaer.
day Gen. Grant receiy'd tbel following
letter.
Headquarters, Vicksburg, July 3.
To Maj. Gen Grant
Commanding u S. Forces.
have the honor to propose TO YOU
an armistite fJr- h6urs, with aview 10
arranging term, for the capiiulation Of
Yicksburg.
10 tbs end II agreeable 10 you
win appoin, three commissioners to
meet a Ike number, to be named by
yourself, a, seuh place AID hour to-day
as you may find convenient | make
this proposition 70 save The further e.
fusion Of blood, which must otherwise
be she'd to a irightiul extent. Feeling
myself fully able 10 maintain my po-
sition for a yet indefinite period. This
communication will be handed you un.
der Gag oftruce BY Maj. Gen. Jas.
Bowen.
Very Respectfully,
your Cb't. Servant,
II, Pemberton.
10 this Gen Grant replied as follows
Head Quarters department Of Tenn, ID
the field near Viessbarg, 81. s
TO Leut-Gen. j c, pembet ton, Command
ing Confederate Forces, Sc
Examinations note Of this date just
received, proposes an armistice Of several
hours Eor the purpose Of arranging terms d
capitulation through commissioners to b.
appointed, sc.
The efusion Of blood you propose stopping
By this course can be ended at any time you
may choose BY an unconditional surrender
Of the city and garrison. Men who have
endured lie suffering Of those now in Vicks,
burgh, can always challenge the respect 0
an adversary, and can assure you will b
treated with al respect due them as prison
ers Of war do not favor the proposition
Of appointing commissioners 10 arrang'
terms Of captula,ian, because have NJ
other wise terms til these indicated above
am, Gen, SC,
U. s GRANT, Major Gen
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Earl Russell announced il Pertinent
that baron Gros assured BIN that
France had 10 iaieniion 81 proposing
mediation re ases 10 England
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ALBANY JUN X.

*
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Allotted Pay.

Assignees and other holding orders for OIL
loted pay Of the LIST Cavalry Regiment, are
hereby notified that returns haze come 10
hand for January FEBRUARY, March and April
aud this Office is prepared 70 pay the sums
received in the usual way.
j 3. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
Rutland, July G, 1863
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KEROSENE OIL.

Kerosene Oil has been steadily adj
yancing in market for two months, is
quoted this week at about 65c. We
advice our customers TO buy all they
want for some time II they can get it
at 60c., we have advanced our price.
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Raleigh. \. G, Jnly 6.

AsNtEas - Us 1Ats 2.
Some excitement was oeeasionel
yesterday on the Wilmington and
zkgeldon Railroad al Barsaw. Il Is
|umorcd that the enemy has goae
aek towards Newberu, bs nothing
Is certain.
Gov. Vance addressed the people
i the Couf9 Hease thls moralng.
An tie citizens are being enrolled
Il the defence u tbs city Ia emer.
ecHcT.
The indieatssns are that 6cn- John
ton is II las, making q move on The
oar Of Grants array. We have erca,
cpes from shai quarter and e her-
~ Su.lh All rerse can poar 10 msn
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Mariiusburg. July 6.

Reports to-day all concur that there
~as heavy eight yesterday 10 which
we defeated the enemy and drove
Dim three miles.
A vast number o. prisoners are re-
ported taken by Gen. Lee. The
zprisoners are On their way 10 Rich
snond via ibis place. This has been
The bloodies, battle of The war. Oar
JOSS Is very great. The Yankee cav
Alry injured the ponfooa bridges az
II alling Waters, several miles from
Ibis place today and captured three
Awagons.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

Vallandigham made a speech in Con
gress, a day or twoa ago, in which be took the
ground that our army ought to be disbanded,
IN armistice declared, aud National Con-
ysntion called to compromise matters with
The Rebels. He received an unmerciful
cas,igation at the hands of Hon Hendrick
b. Wright, of this State, and Mr.. bingham,
Of Ohio, both Democrats. NaIlandigham
is losing caste even with his own party.
Democrats, with a spark of loyalty, are
ashamed Of him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

A. HERo.-Whcn Gen. Fosters com.
msnd retreated from Goldsboro bridge, a
sick soldier from ChicOpee, Mass, was un-
fortunately left behind. He following on
after, however, made detour into the
country, captured farm house, compelled
the inmates to cook supper for him, eman-
eipated four negroes, made prisoners Of
three whites, and entered Newbern with
them two days after Gen. Foster reached
fhere
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

Be of good cheer! God gave US this
continent to civiize and free, as an ex-
ample to the nations of the earth and il
be has struck us in his wrath, beca use
We have halted in our work, let us begin
and 90 on, not doubling that We shall have
His blessing to the end. lie, therefore, |
say, of good cheer, there can be no doubt
of this issue. We feel the struggle; We
feel what i, costs to carry on this war
Go with me to LOuisiana-go with me to
the South, and you shall see what it costs
our enemies to carry on this war ; and
you will have no doubt as have none, Of
the result of this unhappy strife, out of
which the nation shall come stronger,
better, purified North and South-better
than ever before-Gen Butler.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
SHOULDER ARMS,

There's cry sweeps o'cr the land
Shoulder arms
Who will now coward stand.
While his country needs hi, aid
Cowarlice for fools Was made
Shoulder arms
Who's afraid to meet the foe?
Shoulder arms.
Who would see the flag laid low
ia the dust by traitors base,
Let him ever hide his face.
Shoulder arms
Who would win the soldiers fame?
Shoulder arms.
Who would bear hero, name
Let him raise hi, stron. arm high
Now to- strike or now to die
Shoulder arms
See the Rebel ranks advance;
Shoulder arms.
WAX. man, from your guilty trance
This i the time f,T action deep,
ANuk tue u'aI i'i -I'tl VI -it' r.
Shoulder arms
Voices cali you from the grave
shoulder arms
Voices Of the martyrs brave,
Who, amid the shock, of wars,
Battled for the Stripes and Stars.
Shoulder arms
By the name Of heroes dead
Shoulder arms
Precious hearts - yours have bled
10 maintain the MONS might;
Now it il your turn to smIte-
Shoulder arms
Onward onward to the van
Shoulder arms!
Onward like fearless man,
Stand not ike one deaf aud dumb
While you hear the appealing drum
Shoulder arm.
God will bless the work YOU do
Shoulder arms.
He will lead you safely through
Every peril, while YOU i-ht
'Gainst the wrons t uphold the right
Shoulder arms
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

Owing to the alarm and excitement
throughout the county, on account OF the
presence Of the small pOx in Williamspors,
it has been thouht advisable to dispense
with the usual January term of Court, at
least SO far as the Jury cases arc con.
cerued. A meeting of the Bar was held
at Williamsport on Thursday week and it
vas unanimously agreed that no causes
should be tried.-Mancy Lumiaary.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27
GENERAL ORDER.

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession Of the
Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad, under the con-
ilionS agreed on with the Philadelphia u
Ere Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS, General Manager there
of. 10 whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
j. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'd Railroad Company.
Office OF the PENN Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

There are now on hand at the United
States Armory, at Springfield, from ,hir-
ty thousand to forty thousand new rifles,
ell packed and ready for shipment. This
is the first time since the war broke out
that there has been q supply ahead of
the demand. The armOry nov turns out
sbvut . thousand rifles day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

ANOTHER WARNING.-Tbe wife OF
Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Mason, of Easton, was
burned to death last week, having set her
clothing on fire by attempting to fill a
lighted lamp with oil. When will peo-
pie take warning and abandon practice
so dangerous Lamps should invariably
be trimmed and filled when cold. 1t is
dangerous even to fill with carbon oil a
lamp that has just been extinguished, and
which may be heated to such degree as
10 ignite the vapor Of the oil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

JEFF. Davis has just sent message to
bis Congress, in which be declares that the
South will listen to no compromise with
the North, and will not give up the fight
until their Independence is acknowledged.
What do the Vallandigham school, who
ere e.erually preaching up comprOmiseI
think Of that?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

The above IS portrait of David 1TCrcsry, Of Maple,
Twp.wh'. the @lst dy of hu-u l>N made afi!ay At
before Justice Gorry that b" treated Tor the
CsNCEL ly tIr- ot bedford county aud hy Dr.
Newton OF the Errct" COLLEGE. Cincinnati. 10y period
of nearly eight months uoty outstanding wlrh htS hy
HDrs. G5.5 p,raH ,f h's i'f ,i.el sHfir'y eGH
GtrHgt H.. i iy"u ~ all h"Ir ~hrn he heard of the
"lpoi >rarchrr. and induced &" try 1t Four bot
ties cur,i Linn and although ssy d t.urrdl there Is
no question this Invaluable InaieIne SAVED his life
The full particulars Of this remarkable may be
in q Circular TO is, hat IT any e tli" Agents.
We also refer a oi Nancy BeaAu-y. of El!"rton
srm~trou. ,n Ia cured % -,EaFJ L. after being unahl"
TO get of bed iur ttrrr y"ars-
To the Of aiy IN Au-ouvillr Ci"arhcd CO., wh"
wa. a!.o afflicted wItL >rrotula Iu IT, S.r-t t'rm
T. the case of George Mi.rl. residing III tarrotown
Cambria Co. Pa, who badly aii,tr! ~Ijh '"nc'r
that f. ga: Ii ruiigr aud hi Worsr II
possible than CrrsrN's-
The particulars of these rIsrsrv"rv one Of which was
rur'd iy tLr Of The "iIi0nI Searchrfmay also be
found m = Circular to h. had uf any of III" AGENT.
GEO. ". ktlNII:. Proprietor rlti>bnrg, IA.
&C Laboratory tor the mauutcur" and sale" near the
rcun'a ail-,ad Depot Holiday -hur,- Pa s"ld hy
" Srhnu-. ewi-hurr- Ntr.i MT a ilauck. Eutsi"c
Roads: Rudy Emri-Ir.irh. farn,'r>yiilr; tummin-s
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sta,nm, WinfclI, ShinIr WasruscIier, srlnssrorc;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-27

THE VIcKsBURG CuT-OFF-The sa-
eacious plan adopted BY Brig Gen. Viii
iiams last fail of cutting off Vicksburg,
from the banks of the Mississippi, by
making q diversion in the channel Of that
river, appears likely to be carried out
most effectually by the operations of na-
ture. The rise ia the river is widening
and deepening the artificial channel or cut
Of Gen. Williams to such an extent as to
alarm the citizens of Nicksour5, lest they
should fud themselves in an inland town
before mex. spring. 1t is thought that
the course of the Mississippi viii be SO
changed ct this point in few months
that vessels of the largest class can 60
through the channel, and navigate the
river without passing Vicksburg at all.