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Personally appeared before me the above
named and
and severally made oath
that the above certificates are correct and
true, to the best of their knowledge ami
belief -s .... .......
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Certificate Of Exemption for the son ota ,7iao,g.
or Of an aged and ii.ff1n parent or parents.
l, the subscriber, resident
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Personally appeared before me, ! a 81
the above named - foDl

and severally made oath
that the above certificate is correct and
true, to the best of their knowledge and
belief.
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FoRM %

Certificate that tgo members Of the family Of
The person liable 10 draft are already "a Tie
military service Of the United SAFES.
We, the subscribers, and
residents of
county, State of hereby
certify that two members OF the family
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Tho Baltic -. Gettysburg -Maguifi
cent Description oi a Terrible Bat
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Justice of the Peace.

Dated this day of 1856.
NoTE 1.-The first of the above certif-
Gates must be signed by the person claim
ing exemption, and the second by two re-
spectacle citizens (heads of familiesl resi-
dents of the town, county, or district, in
which the person resides, and sworn to be-
fore magistrate.
NOTE 2.-This certificate is to be used
only in cases where the LaJ0r of the person
claiming exemption is actually necessary
for the support of the persons dependent
on him. The exemption does not apply
in cases where there is sufficient property
to yield support, and the necessary busi-
ness for collecting the income can be trans
acted by agents, trustees, or the like.
FoRN &c.
Certificate Of a parent that he or she dssireeo,ss
Of has or her sons e.eemPted.
|, the subscriber, the father (or motherl
of and residents
OF county. State of
hereby certify that am aged
and infrm, and that am dependent for
support on the labor of my two sons above
named; and that | elect my son
shall be exempt from the
Operaoions of the act Of Congress for en-
calling out the national forces -
March 3, 1863. .-
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sEcRETING DEsERTERs.

Information has been given us of cases
where private citizens have concealed de-
serters and men subject to draft, acts near
" as injurious in their results as desertion
itself and deserving almost as severe pun
ishment. We have learned, too, that
many individuals in this and adjacent ju-
dicial districts have made it a systematic
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PROFESSIONAL.
ISAAC GRIFFIN.
Surveyor and Notary Public. West Pennington. o
Al. FELL.
IF. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

County Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Deeds ac
knowledged and dconveyancing attendedtO. Burgl
Hill, Hartford Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
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L. i. FULLER.

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. at Powers
Corners, Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio.
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KING d BROTHER.

Dealers in Watches Clocks Jewelry, Silver, Plated
and Britannia Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, &c.,
Clocks and Wstches carefully repaired ana war
Tanted.
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A. w. JONES,

Attorney at Law, webb's New Block. Main Street.
Warren. Ohio.
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E. II. ENSIGN.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Warren, Ohio.
Collections promptly made. Deeds acknowledged.
and Conveyancing attended to; office in McCombs
A Smiths Block
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Jastice of the Peace. .'i
Dated at this day of lSG
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T. Z. AGKLEY,
J. VAUTRoT.
:

J. vAUTRoT. 7. Z. A6KLEY.
J. VAUTROT Il CO.,
Importers of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
IN JeweIry, Silver Ware, &c, Market Street, War
rem, Ohio.
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WHTTTLESEY ADAMS.

AttOrney at Law; Office in Jameson's building. Mar
ket Street Warren, Ohio.
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of Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. &c,
Carriage Trimmings, at the Center Of Pennington,
Trumbul County, Ohio.
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3. s. PARKS
PARKS 4 WENTZ.

Dealers IN FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Dry Goods, CrOck-
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
&c, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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FE HUTcHINs R. W. RATLIFF. VI. o. FORREST
HUTCHINS, RATLIFF a FOBRIST.
ATTORNEYS at Law; Office over Freeman, Hunt x
Co.'S Banking Office. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
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f. HI. ENSIGN,
Attorney at Law and Prosecutor for Trumbull
County; Office at the Old Clerks Office north Of
the Court House; Warren; Ohio.
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For the Chronicle.
IL MEMORY OF CAPT. +. K. STOWE.
"OUR NOBLE DEAD"

BY coENRLn L. EARL.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harnesses.
Brides, Martingales, Trunks, Whips, Buffalo and
Fancy Robes, Horse Blankets Covers, Fly-Nets,
&e-, No II, west side Of Main Street, Warren. o.
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Physician and Surgeon, Girard TrumbuIl county,
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases of
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general.
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MERCANTILE.

L.. J. IDDINGs. o. MORGAN
IDDINGS & MORGAN,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Carpeting, Sole Leather, &C.,
at the sign Of the Empire Store" Market Street.
Warren, Ohio.
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Concluded ON Fourth Page.
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ALEXANDER MCCONNELL,

and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Leather
and Findings. Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
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E. B. TXYLcR. L. c. JONES.
TAYLOR d JONES
Attorneys at Law, Office in the Rooms formerly oe-
cupied by Forrist & Burnett, east side of Public
Square, Warren, Ohio.
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From the goth Regiment.

IN HosPITAL. NEAR NICKsBUGC, }
June p.
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Defeat Of the AngiO-Kebe bel Recsgnitioa
Movement

From the account published n smother column,
ofthe r sui ofMr. Rornuoks motion n tie Eng ish
H,us ofCommo' sin Ayor Of r,eogu ling III. South,
IT Will be seen, thst Ike all tne other movements
of the secession symps,hsers IA England, It has IN
jured rather than helped their pro-slsvery friends in
she South. The milton WAS so repuguAnt 70 the
House that Its author yielded N the general OF iuion
snd withdrew II without venturlng to pu, u 70
vote MI Roruuok comes out Of this inovemsn,
with badly damaged reputation. He account Of
Lis Interview with the French EmIero A. show n
- be entirely untrue, aud sven his more
vsrac.ous AID respectable colleague, NJ
lISpsAy, the rebel shiP-builder, could not maiu
tain his own credit much les, bolster ~ his ecccn
tric coadjutor. The r,bnke gwen them By Lore
PA,srRsror fr intriguing with . FIRE gn power
viii not really be kr,o,tn by them, and WI
serve NJ warning against future attempts Of tn
kind.
The res ground q the repugnancs Of tie Uous
10 entertain the question 4 recognition, WAS Ia
,mphslie statement Of the meui beIs 4 the A min
ia ton, thN ANY departure fronNrtrct ncutrat
would provoke . war with tho North, whic
would prove most disastrous to British commerc,
7 At the English govsrling classes should be r,
si' inei from manifest nR their real sympathy W.T.
thr south by wholesome dresd OF n " r~ba Il
N'r'h, "s nst.r ng evd,nce that, though d.v,de
mad torn by civil war and diss, nsions, our Iresti.
snf ro"e' are stll respected and recognized
sr AZ nations.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY ~ 1853.
.,.,b,, virginia Campaign.

-,...., .eeour,s from virginia show TIA, Den.
-. .s.is succeeded in eluding ptr.'.t sud
,...,,,e,pssed Gen MrADsin occupying Culfep-
-, and orange Court House. LIZ sppeart, have
i.ir,,.iy pursued bis way along the Shenandoah
valley, ssd carried the greater part o. his Penn.
syl,sns plunder with him. The rebel goy.rrmen'
ms, boost u having g,ined o. u, resu't u the
Northern invasion, useisn, supply O. food y as,
y,v,. .r,,v And ths Richmond populston ar
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A PAss correspondent saw: "her Maesy's hair

PAHIe correspondent save: "her maiestys hair
had. since the autumn, maniies''d tend
20 torn pale and faded Accordingly the Court hair
dr.srs- set about trying hl. MI n rev viz -,
r'oni.ins. upon his honor. that the p-.rsfaiou b
employ ed should neither act as d q nor as Ne
siroyer Of the hair. What, then, vas the ptuul
,urpr'se 1t hsholdus the cha se which aier en- g'
ments Of ne dius y sioompl,h d ron y T.
% niue enthusiasm, Il has become dark sulu
from dark suburn II Was iast declining into deer
brown"
Asp so 4u.-There 10 young man IN the United
e'ates army WHO VA horn ,luly ith, al oc.oct L
NJ, at No ~ in street n Boston, Is tn 4;h e Id
Las four names, enlisted IN the Seston cowuAHt
Which Join, the ih battalion, tith RE- meat, tuC
on the 18th II sep,,mber rN apponttd 'ih tofpois
and has gone 4th 10 defend he COUNTRY.
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Exas st$sDN

FISHING BANhS - STEAMER MARY
i LAND. l--vrs Peck ~ p, NJ A West a
~ e u,, ., 80 vi 4, Nor l..r.r a. :. 3, Dam
'ts.lt - urdAys. IA E, Ducts. Music, II ir,shi ~
ih. ava mas On buaid ~
IN,uI\G BANKS AlIDI 10 OUl SEA
L ba.. eau-ht ia Is n 81 am,. STATEN ISLAND
IE. capt / q IN ips. L. v.nt ~ r. 50 tVtp
saturday, south lu;h II, W.'htm-l ,sFh. AT I \ N.
Pee. y, 4 -uIh r., y. X. al > rp ug r., y
a. ~ pier 4, iuog Moius eta ~. Il 'Tethment- ln
La. fuIilrl ed On board. SO
no CHARTER IOk ENCUESlbNS--S B,
l. She.i stcSuboI'f, iui thu l,-r.. Anna, 4 4
lock am h. aiustou Ato, Ilo.Iia and e.. ~ -
T. ltlut valley GIov ST. .ef. ,p'cr 49, We 4
or Darruw. henry hALLAN. -
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TRADE NOTICES.

Soi,rc 10 nil .Jouinr~ir u Iluaih, - \
re,t.rr ~ flr .Icr'tr MON Fuwt 20 Pro'tgt vc 80
ely. w. be- "a GO l-i u ~'rv, On hoIlay even -
Jul, ., "a. ~ AAlt sass T.. D. b. %
Conner. The DrisguI,. Of tA> yuit, j
c. u ~. T. : y, ~ I, -, D. a.. o. a. ? 90 80
10 NEE n IT, ilIA-ry, on VI Ida ,th H. s. 'p,
Al on. o'ciuot. .nl. 20 O. nusact IA zee OF luH
auc, 70 otd't oi co., tst's 90 l.tt td'"t,ak. ~
NV YORK tRrNcrs' Association. Win -
mcc'ils 81. .i.tlh 90, --f.. g j4 AZ % g.. IA
p. Sta'Us. a. ~. -ti t' d 90 .,u 20 II Lr d..
PA n....,..nce r...l,.t,d. n. S.MON. Plrat ".
DElt~ .Netk, st... ''
touprr.' >Obc, -- tue I n ,-d 'oOprrs Of
he - g" of Nrw ! . B, $50. %, viii y 10 ~ a.
M ting hi. NH los evening, a. OF Iufum tt-'. ,
rooAl o. All ur.fHers are i, Iues',d 20 ste q, 7
iu ii'.I tYr. 500 %. tI4u acted. - or 'cl
OBJ, ''rih- % - 3. !! .- -
Nuiirr. = pirctiny ct Inc o lied tuoprrs
o. th .'r'c Of S.. Nlrk - 3 SOL. ur uo'l ~ VI -.
,aA4rhur a., rI~ oi ifiH.i ii''tl's On VI t'ht
| t'ruln Jl. pea ~ .r- ~ 9' .",I''s u , g.
NAN l..f ~ a. t'.h, -e". 90.
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DLSN GOODS.

\ GREAT REDUCTION
a N DRY GOODS
FOR 1Ut NtNr tEH WEGKsl
OVER 10000 DulLAEs MUEIh
or
SILKS. BLACK NNn tOIOBEp,
rOrLlNs, MOIAhElQ, ~,
NbffNtIA>, BAKE rs \ su EAttll ROLES,
.IDhl.-I4C-, con TOSS, Linens,
IOMELlNUS. CkAsnL>, IAlLLIAN0.
Nc., sc, g.. Sc,
TO RI SOLD OFF ar
RIDi CTION Uf Tr.kiN FIVE pm CENT.
o. ihl tDtl PA, D..
CI.N Al I..l.\tt .t.HbHll 4,
~ rON ilii.
e6i W. Z ROBERTS.
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rin ,h. m.chln. u ~. Coaf d,rate government.
lew more d.fe.'s lie sho-s Lee, Bras' AID
Johnston have recently sustained vii e af' to de-
stroy putle oonfd"ucc Al ths q. Ia IN" amy
Of their leaders t. s.cc.ss'lliy 81 var go n"
government 4-tcrninsi W sIcc,ed b. putting down
their rebellion
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Ag'gYIoN NOTICES.

Aua'flnA AfEE -.
...,.,-
AUCTION Nl1ir T. - : ". ~ilpNtlS
a Auc. iou. o. i,s. g. .af ru. III. i,.tt end ths
yallG. ~ le 10; r,s',-i .-o3 Z. q ',gr,,'o,;
''s 'ni .ae. M s.at ' iad anie,"
AUCTION No1l,E-f.o CA~Fs HOn1t
a 81 ,h.c.. 'ohe -o.aa' a.cin o. a. at,.. Do.
.rsst 10 yc - s;'fe oi C'o. fAi''v n,
.t.,vri,,>. <n1IIr u v.tt,,N t.,.y
"A, Al GALE, - pcy - D'di. and s,... u
os.e- p irt o. -. IN ,-i',. 81. 3 h' ~
al t.r'. 81
At,r,Ns,rr IutSr,y 81. IVA.
| AAe,n, 70 e.o'k ana --'u-.. ~ So, = sore -.
=, ig7i,., '", loo io ina 80, /" 81. .'',
.arc' ,e, Sc l".i'ive Il e'-'e to. ooae.a.
| ATCIlDS SALE oF ,EOD ktEI. So.
- nENgr q. EvANs. Aac' -" .o 9.'s
10 a, On 80. ~ ma. NJ A. MA. =
,S oar oar, 49, ~, -, 90, r,o' ,.a, ,,i..-
alto ',r the re'.,'"sde -'r r--' i've -! ''-n. 20.
EICllDS SALE, lOt Merry. GLASS,
! "A 80 t,ris,rr' patei w.. tr-We W.
.,Y' 49, j.. tGBt ~, J... , Io,. igr c', 80
coup y d's.e ~ cr,te oi ',i sna , -
| 4. '' u.' isu t.. $40 pei,lAi-'t5 anu s''''
A1',TlOS SALE or GENERAL HOUSE
~ b.. ri. ,pHs a "aru,A On i,.; a,.k. sii I'D.
',- d''' 81 o. g'c.,. X = sta ''''n' IL
o.; g '~.'s 30 and 'd a''H '.
IL AEEkiI\NS. Ntt fONFER-B J.
| IT,, 49, ~ " ~, ~ 80. . " 49,.
- J. ,fLGhAh, -, 49,
| w. !. .''., ~ i,r i 90. a, ,s,s ,l,wiS
kir, a'to Goth M. cost. ... eH. vet. CLOTH,
c.'-'urr, aui ye''Hf' boo "u ..' "a, l..
shu ., anir'-'fr Ia" lh"ltNtActa II - N %"
Hp,d ~ III o'clock i'
- Ili/~IMNu%S. tlt-T'E. WILL ST. l.
- a.. =, .ol' ..,I a, III. 80, +, I.
i! 100. aud hs,ur p of a et., ~ aud .,a r''o-',
c1u.rune = = ri'e a''m'ncn' G, if.th troo -
p e. . .Wir. 'nuntrs s'~ltr krf.' SO. w.
. a. tr,ykE NIt-f'y MIL SILL,
l - ~ - -, . IS.
u - t'F an' ~ rs No. t.N IT, '"I.'i U ~
t'"T'i} 'uv W .N.I ~, " ' ~. =. ,.N'
IL IT,. &c. Removed i,- ~o1y.i' 10 , .r.e /
.. ,.. ,t.,.r icy. % .Iu,,At.r.
. 4 I"'Nhl 49, - - N ~ -
.. - fhs IA at II fk' At ti' .''h y" NJ
d. N..ih - lam -, as tNrt '''t '.Nt e..
II .4.tI t'u.A ui lr 30. j., r.y Mn boo . d. "a i
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tgNEEAl SlNEes.

s'b"N hnAt be
Observation-Disclosures 1t,Etr-
/" - iAN 'l''n l.'. > ~, H. |
f'. ,g,,.'i.. .,,'t,, esrl9 |
,i.i.. .v,rsaf,. .r,. Au. ~. o. lawn ti.k
IT, % a. ..ud 100 So Co. eel .o'le %. p.'tu- o. |
. .. ,i.,sl,.c The Ai,ye fdvqlrtI % % -sti .t,
Nv .rtI 49, .tf1 lle.ck rs'. ups tsir.. "a
p,vNp,,LLt. 'rIt KITS
-,4 t-iI r-v sS..t, .t.. moe .isn ans
r, I'm n IN. city 70, 20 k.'s ft ". cNt.. d a.
W"'l % 80 .ilv'r-nr.. u.s. nit 10. Il r.. Sc.
,,5 1,or,., g. ,r. " aiv need ,u DO. -sn. reu,iu-
w. ~. P' 'a
,,l..tN%. ,u.ttr.rr JtpAE1 lNI.
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INSTRUCTION..

DANJO INSTRUCTION. III. C. DOB>J!
~ manu- aetlr-I and teacher Of BANG, 6+y 49, .
vey Sho ku.Iantees biz pupllS psiIeeI kAori !
OF the ins,yuDslt for 20. 80
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EIRSI QUALIFY RED AND WHITE ASH
i Costs laIp. Ngt, ~ Il. and ; owe, -. Oh r.
cceiypd 90 IL B1ver., II Greece street, Gnd 10
broome ~. JACOY NEEkS ~!
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EOTNp-ON TUESDAY ENtNTNG. A
1 sor ,;sl.yr, which IA. owner c,u hNyc 10y pro.
in- ;IN' rir aud rsyi = expense, %. calling 81 Il
f.a,k,mtu', shop, SD ST. het o.h ami 9TH ave. nj
I uol-ON SATURDAY, July 18th, \
IL picket book ooutli ilr inonc,. on o.. o. rom -
N,slu sf.. goo i'ut.u. lac nndet W Dc hber,il'
~ ri.4 b. LAWNS ID, th.1' a. . ha'eh g. J., >,
7 Osl.-klN1tHhEiLS SPANIEL, IL ~
IA =, o, F,ta Az. ., r,' aIi on bi ..sins hin
& luNt y4uhrr. 80
I OSI-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.iH
"a ne, va Central Parry o. tirs, mem ornuduu OF
b ,uE b ok. Whoever ht- 'nu.I TIE sal.r Nll .
siilhy rewarded y roiurniu- % 10 loo worth I, IN
70, "a. g.Htrt sh p. ~
e,lEANED con. RED AND WHITE
prhte spot &c, horn. little TUNED up. from cor.
ush,ne ave. anl pelmou Place, Ea.t Br.okly IA.
tui. abe safd -il te paid by lrayiIg h -
sb9v,. MATHEW Z. IE.iil ~
500 ELWAKp-SIl,Altr FROM TIlR
> ~ PREMISE Of the suN.,r.Aer Judy lnih, on tie
hitIut ave + aux Il ad, Nertoru, Long l-laHd I've
loi-tr. one brown rtth Nui.v SPOT on 30" rirhi
10 tas iOfthrad both .siCl tails. AM pe ron return
lt rh'd hut-t1 . yNiut iDtLFtlou of then NhSe
At nut 90 the sciih'r rtal lrcetve the shove re
n'ri. PETER DE- BtNo!sE. 5!3
! S.EO REWARD STOLEN FROM Poush
| gov serpic, Jolly sth. 80, = horse Nni wagon
sH4 harn,ss, the Above reward vii b. pa iul it, re-
tustlt. lAf luifc IA black, .tout bull, ~ ont !.
bends hith, long BODIED rather hollow bickei, lonl
| main ald tai, square irott-r and sound atpui u
So q old. i" wagon II d1rk coiorid, with II h
sio " Hia ON top aid dNh Aor' eivrr ated thu md
| rnh had OF : inches lf seu al the end fre .
| Atv names, 'iNrT l,N.,d aid urV. IL" let -
| ioin - to 20 yssr' olt. .u fct' Z g. . feet 4
| 90 he- iu ghl, wore Ia ~ q cnA'. msh top 81.
/ pat. Dated iou-nkeou nv lo.k, July "a
| 1 e65. l~lAH ". kllh.N. 81
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ponHsrIo hAaksrs A,p ~H1tH.Ls PsIcss ouasES
New Yokk, sArvspAr July 90, 1853.
Ca0s>-lb-Jsva, 34s25t. ST. Domingo, 26,s2Ch
BIO, 700 eSA.
Gseon,.o ~ y; ,o ~ ,p pan o1
Do bln'd. do. ;ehote, br, l4a2s. olrsohed. II ~
Drilling, br'wn., 80 Do. BID, 20. flAnusL, sO1soO
FsH'He.''DTy Cod S 9nse 70. Piei DO DBL 3 &c
40 10; Dry Scale, ibts5 8; P'd Sslmon,, % Oos
AsekTL !. II bO1ls Ov Hens. III l. g5a-.
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| GOO SUBSTITUTES WANTED FOR

L .OOO Iinmediste ssrvice-By IOAPhINs &
co, substitute Booker, 645 Broadway, ~ floor, TO
whom the highest cash rates viii be Pad. CAL early.
once hours non to b. 80
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Tn. Ptovii.nas JpussAt publishes tie follow
ing details Of the Ia attack on Fort Wagner by .
CORE ponden, on board III. Y =. iron-e I'D, Mon.
tauk, July 1851
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10
Thanks to the Soldiers,

The Committee on Education reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which we're adoped on the
part of the House. The resolutions were acct
dentay emitted from cur report on the 9Th inst
Rssolued by the Snats and House Of ReprSsntatiSes
that the thanks of the General Assembly are hereby zen
dered to the Vermont soldiers or heretofore art
OF the national army, for The patriotic prompude with
which they enlisted in the service The country Ter their
naient endurance OF toll aud bardshps for their good
onduct in the camp, and for their Taor the battle
cid and that the tate Of Vermont hereby pledges Itself
G them to and constant efforts for the pro-
motion Of their comfort, the crease OF their numbers
and the reward Of their services. ......
Resolutd, that the General Assembly eherishes sad
but proud remembrance Of The of Vermont who have
died for the country, and tenders the cordial ympa
thy to families and friends who have suffered bereaVe
ments by those deaths.
RESOLVED that copies Of these resolutions, attesed by
the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House
be forwarded by the Secretary Of State TO the Colonel OF
each Vermont Reg ment, with request that the same
may be at the head of their respective Commands
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10
ESY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, p NJ.
TO TIE FREEMAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. The Worlds Wash
ington dispatch says it is limited that consider
able Union force has started or is about to
start, up the Peninsula toward Richmond.
1t Is stated that the artillery roads construct
ed by Mcclellan, are IN superior condition,
and will greatly facilitate the movement.
The entire army crossed the Rappahannock
yesterday without any accident of Importance
occurring.
Adeices received otherwise in Washington
state that the rebel army seems to be moving
towards the Rapidan, and as yet have taken no
position for accepting battle.
Our troops command all the roads approach
ing fredericksburg from the northwest, while
1t Is asserted that we hold that town and Fail
mouth to-day
There can be no doubt that Gen. Haleck has
been practically superseded by Gen. Grant, so
tar as the movements OF the great armies opera
ting in Virginia and Tennessee are concerned.
From the Rappahannock to Tuscumbia but a
single field is embraced, Gen. Sherman form
ing one wing of our forces, and Gen. Meade the
other.
1t will appear that Gen. Grant Is drawing
his wings neBrer together, and he seems to con-
slider the close investment, if not the capture OF
Richmond, an essential step in the struggle to
hold our advantages in Tennessee. The most
desperate fighting is expected to take place
Immediately.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch contains
the following
No considerable oppositiol was offered to the
onward march of the army yesterday, the reb
els having rapidly fallen back, and placed the
Rspidan between them and our army.
Last night Butord's cavalry occupied Culpep'
per, and the main body was in the vicinity Of
Brandy Station. To-day our advance was
pushed on anG is at the Rapldan. The enemy
are oh the south side of the river, in their old
entertainments. Our troops were rapidly NOV
ing upon the different tords of the RapIdan.
In the meantime it is reported that move
ment is being made by another column in a
more southerly direction.
The impression among the military men Is
that Lees entire army Is retreating on Rich
mond, and that it will make no effort to retart
our advance this SIDE of that city.
The Times despatch says the enlistment o
negroes in Maryland alone is at the rate OF tive
regiments week.
Gen Butler went TO Fortress Monroe thi
morning.
| Eighteen hundred and forty-six rebels march
ed through the streets of Washington thl
morning to prison. Other arrivals will swell
| the number to 1000
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-10
Union State Sabbath School Convention

There will be Union State Sabbath School
Convention held in the Congregational Church
Rev w. H. Lords--at Montpelier, on
Wednesday the It'll of November next, COM
mencng at 10 clock A. NJ.
1t is hoped the Convention may be attended
by delegates from al evangelical denominations
in the State, and thatit will furnish opportunl-
ty Tor free interchange Of thought-a season
Tor mutual conference upon the important sub
iect Of Sabbath Schools, aud an occasion to
effect permanent organization, should such be
thought advisable.
All relsors passing over the Rutland and
Burlington Railroads to attend the meeting and
paying full fare, may receive Of the conductor
free return tickets whe, they gre up iheir tickets
All passing over tn Vermont Central, paying
IM fare may return Their tickets and exchange
them with the Station agent at Montpelier ton
free return checks.
The meeting approved by,
Rev L. Mix, Pastor of the LIST Cong, Oh Burlington.
tYATT FW B. C. No. TunbHdge
j. GILL NJ. f. Oh. Woodstock,
5" l.. Dunn, g. Bap Oh, Fairfax,
W Il. LoRD, Cong Oh. Montpelier,
and many others