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St0tcD.
The largest and most completely organ
lied system Of lying ever known among
men, has arisen in England relative to our
civil war. Rev. DR.. McClintock, writing
to the Methodist, says that "the devils
work was to be done, and the DEVILS
weapons had to he employed to do it. The
father Of lies has helped his children we'll.
On The American question, almost the
whole mind of England is overshadowed
by forest Of lies-an immense Bauyan
of imposture, the root of which is to be
found in the Times newspaper Office, while
the juices which nourish it flow steadily
from th, counting rooms of tho bankers
who seek, for their own gains. to deprcss
American credit, and Of the ship-builders
and ship-owners, the Lairds and Lindsays,
who have shown that no trade, however
discreditable to thehonor of their country,
can bring a blush to their own cheeks.
provided it only puts money in their pur-
SEES,
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TO CONsUMPTIyES.

rINuE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RGsToR-
Il Cd 70 health In . few weeks, by very simple
rsnasdy, after h"ssnE suffered several years with
severe lung snsetop, and that dread dlsesss, Con-
ption. anxious to make known 10 his feiiowssf-
ferers the means Of cure. EsE
To aliwho desire II, he will send copy OF tbs pre-
serption used Gree OF charge th the dirsrons Tor
preparing and using the same, hich they viii Sad q
srsk CeRx for cossunsrscS, AsTanA, Bnoxeniris,
&C The only object Of the advertiser Ia sending the
Prsseriptiou is 10 benenttho sfetsd. and rsad In
formation which he conceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer win IT., his remedy asH will cosi
hem nothing. and may prove . blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG, Einxs County, New York.
ma 3d. sm
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tosa, non .corn.hrsad, rofss, fresh milk,
&C., aud under these tosohing appsais OF
the race which looks up still with hope and
faith. the last remnant Of prejudice il re-
moved from the army, and every man 10
prepared to welcome to the ranks these
people who come with gifts In their hands
and love in their hearts. --n +
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V41zs0s19 AFF60f
/, John D. Ogden, N, D., author and publisher OF
the above work do hereby promise and agree TO send
tree OF charge TO any young who viii write for
1t, sample copy for persual. The proper study Of
mankind 10 ma This valuable work ts Issued and
sent forth for the benefit of ssfsrirg humanity Ii
treats In simple Language al he dssAses Of Error
including Seminal WeAkosss, Nervous Debility Ind
gestion, Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay impo.
tsncy, Re, &e.rsivins safe, speedy, and eseesual
prescriptions for their permanent caro- together with
much valuable information. All who favor me with
desire TO read my work shall receive sample copy b.
return mail, free Of charre.
nAddress JOHN b. OGDEN, n. D.,
No. 90 Nassau street, New York.
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Washington. June IL.

An official telegram from the vicinity
of Vicksburg received to-day. says the
rebelslin small force attacked Milliken' 6
Bead and Young,s Point on the 9th, but
were repulsed at both points. The Fede-
raj troops at the former place first gave
way, but soon hearing that those Of their
number who were captured were killed,
they rallied with great fury and routed
the enemy.
Adyices to the 4th inst. have been re-
ceived from Port Hudson. Everything
there looked favorable TO our final sue
cess.
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New York. June Il.

Capt Bother, Of bark Wbistlipp Wind
49,, r; guy was boarded on the 9Th by the
~ - pa'. ro4ae'ee, ordering all hands
Ma Ia oo4ueae. The Whistling
"a 80 - ~ ~ oi coal for the Govt,
Orleans. ~ y A''"
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Especial to Post |
WASHINGTON In

asningtun. JlHe IT.
1t has been ascertained that the rebel
cavalry at Culpepper were so severely
handled in the late engagement that they
are now supported by large bodies of in
fantry and heavy artillery. We have
nothing further in reference to the recent
fight.
1t is announced that the Government
will give the Enrolment act the most
liberal construction that may be possible.
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9pefial Notices.

S--T-186O--X. Ha
Drake's PIAalt0ttO,s Bitters.
TsSe parsfy, strengths ana invisorate.
|. They create healthy appetite.
They are sn sutidote 70 chsnse of vat4r and diet
They overcome effects ipstioa and late hours
They s.ssBsthsn the system and cniivsn the mind,
They prevent miasmaiic aud intsrmstssntfssen.
They purify the breath and sefdfty bf The stomach
They cure Dyspspsia and Constipstou.
s. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Neryons Headache.
They are the best nittsn In this world They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature,s
rssi restorer. They made OF puro 81. Croix Rum
tAs celebrated oaaya bark roots and Asrbs and ars
taken with the pleasure OF bcyeass without regard
70 age or time OF day. Particularly recon msndsd r
delicate persons requiring gentle simuani Sold BY
all 0rooers. DruGeisss, Hot ala aud Saloons.
brake co, 2c2 Broadway, New York
Sold By Andrew y. WflkInsen,
leo-aa~em No. W Asin-st. keokuk.
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Washington

washington, June IL.
The Govt has received advieea from
Grant to The 9th inst, saying everything
waePssCzssisgsatis tAstorly.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,

EoTICK.-To ali persons having guns, feselvsrs,
pistols, munitions OF Of any h,ad sale are
ordered not 70 ssi dis pose OF the without arsi
ssisining psrna fron the xnssuispea ~ order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Department .s.Aii
persons violating this will iissis to have such
goods oonHscsted use o. Governnens OF the
United States. JOHN srANkUs,
mayXe-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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r IsT OF CoLoRs.
FAMILY DYE OOLORS,

pey dyeine ssIk, Wssien "a nisel Goods, sAswls,
scash, Dresses, k-bbens. otovss, Doansh, hats
kio6s u Wsasiss Appasei vim pssssss hsi colon
- aAEJGn - - Pn1 GENT.
Thsss Dyss ars n,1sd Il the tern 81 powdsss con-
esntrntsAs tAosesghiy lessd, AoA pas ~pta Reaa
paskaeeA aoe tvspSy-1ss csnss - 50 sslos 6
many e0ods - would stheswiss eess Ave times sAas
sun. TAs psssss y sinpas, ~ ~ - uss thS
Gsssi.s.atsa BY HOWE sfEvnxs. - sr.sA-
way, Boston.
1ts 80 N Kssksk " Itp t1ago
lssn s;,seA, b Al. WJIxluoOr g
UWAoA10R Jsa sia - 10 0exU11.
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isY rrLrssAyn.I

iBv rrLrssAyn1
Now York Market.
New York. June IL.
Hlour--Dsii and Zoe iowsr, sales q o5 S01es ~
for Extra S&stc; o so9ss 70 r. n. o.
whest-Dull and heavy and cent lower. Sales 1t
81 ie@si 10 for Spring; 81 s0Dsi % Milwaukee ciah
o. ~ aSi ~ for Winter Rsd,
Barley aud Rics-Dah s@M@
Cora-Rssors bayers, fsir demand. sales Il 10
ID fer old, 7oD74e nee.
oats--More active. 1880.
Pork-Dun aud heavy.
LArd--Du and lower. sA0s1c.
Bsef-Dun.
wbisky-Unchanged. 49Aa4c.
Grocer ies--Quet
lar rkLEskAYH
stock Market.
New Ysrk, June IL.
gtscks--Firm, m moderately active.
Money and Exchangs-Unehsnssd.
Gold-kH. ~
Resdng-1o0t.
Erie--93i
Kow York Central s'S-1ist.
u. 9. 90, 81 eoapens, ios t&
U. .. SIS 81, coupons, -.
New Treasury 3-io-io61.
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SHEETINGs-2o to CSC.
DRILLs-a8 to 37ke.
PRINTS-l4 to I6c.
DELAlNS-22A to S6e.
GINGHAMS-2t 70 s2c.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-ei 90.
sKEIS THRRAD-eI co to 81 10.
F>RMERs Il METH. fCAssIMxRR-5a to SOC.
BhIaT BRAiD--Soe to u %,
CORSET JEANS 20 TO 25c,
DENNIS 30 10 27tc.
TICKiAG-25 10 4kc. ~
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DAiLYG ATH CRY Oyrlcx,
KsoHrK Juns II, 'os,
PRODUCE AND PROv1sIONs.
FLovh--s atstga sss9; sprisG whsss sxtrs.
81 Pail Nhe ~ kNu Esso. ~ e. t#
CORN MEAL-s5es oec 100 rs,
BRAN ANDsti oRrs--ssoTos ? IstAs.
SHIP sFuyv%S6ec.
CoRN-25 to 2scH bash.
aARLRY-f5s 70 of IS.
wHEAT-Fau aoo0si %; Spring TaG7se IN.
RYE 4aa45c -
OATS 45tO GGc.
PoTATokS- 60 10 soc, Retail 81 ooc.
BpTTkk--sc to Toe retail Is5s 70 l5s.
kGGs-7ero 7kc
CHICkENS--si 10 10 u 20.
LARD-6 q To.
BACok-shouiders, Sci Hams Re; siass &,
oNIoNe@st Is. 49, ---.a- =.
WHITE BEANs-Common 70 good j 50 TO u rs
Prime ksv1 e21s2 se.--rirm.
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- MANHOOD,
now Lsssi MAv HES. rs4

-. P.stssAsl ~ = s@sst Esse,sss fv<s ~ Cent?
n ,sCx ure . 81 Ne Nat tire, Trsagnene
and NaaicAi 49,
UuySiof sfnsterrhsa Or 9smibal Weaknsss, In.
voluntary kml.stons SEXUAL Debility, anA lmpodi.
nsnVe 70 1asrisoe ssnssAlty, Asrvossoeas Oopssnp-
tion kpepsy sna Pits Asntsi and Physleal lssapa-
etsy.. Assnlsi6e fsoo xelfAAbsbs, As .-u1 n00r.J.
CULvEkWELt, y. D., Author ofthe GrAes -, ks
go uNon - TAansAnA - oolseRers,.
eoes undss ISL n piain ssvelspe % asy sAAsssu
50 $50 = Ese1Ip& q H eeaas pDsexGs sanps
n 5i.38A Dr.. Gu. JsA0. kAlUn.I
--w s~~~aa .gesg~ - 60 %
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100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
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Go,nnperfial.e

'G eenREcrxD DAILY M F
s.. H A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
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SUN DR les.

LEATHEk-Sole 30dk rs Harnsss400A.
HIDEs-Dry Fnnti2.c; Dry saited 10; grubSy hsn
price grsen 60; green sheep psits 1Ue4i IS;
green hog skipsise.
HAY-Timqthy % to sie, baied .si2 ooGsH
Pr~irie s500des 90.
sEkDs-Timothy ~ TO 10; Flax Seed, sec a.
nominal.
RBATHERS-- 3nG 20.
FRulT-Dred Apples 6tD7lc per ,. Dried Peach
81 81 tn foie. RAistnseb ooAs5 2s.
CHEAsE-Denuark iakc.
BEEF CATTLK-aAOse gross
sHEEP-s "a sOSsoo vhsaA.
wooI-Cieap Tubwsshed, SOC; Please washed %
to Soc; Unwashed 80 to a3fe.
sALT-G "A. ~ GO Y tack ;Ksnswhse ~ 7o1s2so
? barrel; Lake ~ SoDe30o
olLS-Coai OIL, so 10 56r; retail 80. Lipsesd OIL,
u aoasi 40 Lard Oh, s6c to 81 10; Fish OIL 81 30
70 ~ 40
BEEswAX-3o to 35c-
pAT HoGs-ss soto % IS nett.
RAGs--Wooleh " Cotton Dc.
oLDtAoS-1c Frass loe y . Copper
lie v b.
EtcaAsaE.--G Wv rrl go rr.ti ,aax Abls
funds; PhlIa ltIpH.a, Esstu4 ara Cincinnati u per
cent st. Louis aud Chicago \ per cent. Gold sos
TO 95e bu ing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21
Arn,r and wv nr.ci.l e.zr,. ...

The publication crs v,,sI, larer, vli,h
supplies Lack greatly lylt silce thcyTmin-
Of the l.ar. has rccoatlv h-cn commenced hv
JoH> C.. Rvs. al Wellington. ualr tc
above title.
Iti-. as Dts nlmc iuji,aJ,s. an Official oa-
zette Of Army and Navy Intelligence, giving
the general orJcss i-sucd from tie Depart
mcnts of War and Navy, Official reports Of
Commanding oHocrs result. Of Court Mar
tids, Orders aud Decisions in the Medical
ard Quartcrma-tcr's Departments and Pro-
yost Marshall Bureau articles on Military
aud Scientific -u'iec.- connected with tie
service. Lists oi General Hospitals. &c.. &c..
collecting from week g. wccs. and giving
in compact, convention. AMI perfectly rclia-
bic form, mas, Of ut,liiecacr oC great iu.-
portance for the th7u~nl- wa, are iu Tire
service OF tic country or interested in c.n-
tracts ami G5vemmgu. operations
We understand that i.s publication Is m-
der The di-cr, supervision or the Dcrrt-
ments, which are responsible rr ,bc autien-
ticity of the matter rullisicl F,-tlc.o1- .
crll appearance and ,elrc or t'cr7ncr. tle .
name Of te publisher. WHO i-els3 The pub
li-hrr or thc Congressional Gl.',. i.a sul-
oicut guaranty. F5l- nau'e.- have been
Issued Published weekly trJ..nC. Rflss.
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NUMBER EIGHT.

ucd in session three days New England Was
largely rrT-r=ented by both male and female
mcmhtr-, anil the press Of Chicago Is ex-
trcnriv enthusiastic over the intelligence AMI
influence they exrrtei up,n the Convention
The thiHS' Tr,ivas -'y~ 1f tie eastern del
cgation
We have heard a good deal about leaving
' New England out in the cold, as if she were
not worthy Of tue ho- piiaities O! the Union, and
only q; te tsic. slhool. write books and keep the
commandment We are glad that she is ut for
p, murh even in the estimltion Of those who are
uuficnj.y ,o hcr; and - TAR from keeping her
out 20 f'r. -.ll We ought only % be too glad %
kccp hcr 90 All, and IN our Judgment the highest
houor, aad the highest places are not 4 whit too
r0,l tir her She Is, undoubtedly, the salt Of
these Si.ir- 1ul hers are the intelligence. no
hility sGl ys'oe which keep the compact strong
auj sweet. We Irn't mean % say there ls no
goa.lBes- oI' 0f N.u Eu-lJni, or that she alone
can white aul make wooden nutmegs; but We
DO say that &c she really were len cut in the cold.
tle-e Woulia' Dee u.Juy warm fresiles lon for an
honest nan 10 - ty. In other words, that
New England, in spite OF the copperneads - a
e. trump" We are al Of Us proud, too, Of the
nasal Stite--our sisters Of the big bonncts snt
c1wrs and pctticoats-tor We re
member thst msuy -oo-l things have come ont OF
them, and that they have held the body OF tho
reuubGc together Iy the splendid blood aut
brains which they have put into a.
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i'+ r I.'.'"it aware BOW muen tAe
Freedom owes o. several members OF
.'INil. "N" ''i'. l''' "l time
n .--.afcF w1. MT nc-inniu- 10 hc
..'- a- % n'" i-' .'t ".'n i' "tai'n
Standing ll.l protect ~, advocates rom rom
tHe a.-. .egt and 7trg'-" 't socieiy- Toe
.n they e'', ~ il'erltiy was tle smallest
rla ol iie a'd tl'! au'rd't- lln NOR
I'd courage beyond EN- ptaI-c' tncy stood siue
.e with O g.-Ei'ea u'nl oi relolmcTs
t.r world ol wealth ana iasnleu o.
which tcr ny position belonged and the
rrlwmn- beauty oi ell was that II was done
simply anil naturally, without tne slightest
indication oi conscious merit
i, capacity Co Oh this, think, they de-
ur.l, hr tne blessing NJ tod, from the found
or OBJ. tac iam.iv, Robert q. shaw, the best OF
che merchant princes OF Boston W hen
+ av -lat TIE was thoroughly honest man,
& io not mean o. limit the significance of the
t.rm tl its relation with dollars and cents
lie Dad au houcst moral sense, which pcrva-
deb oil he lid and thought lie never es-
rsIsoi the anil-slavcry cause, perhaps from
mHitnai prudence. Icrinps because he was
-tInc 700 olI t' throw himself INTO new
'-'." ' ' -' "' r ,N''t hi-i-lt
tl conjecture what such man thought Of
system that robbed poor laborers Of their
wages, and added thereto the blasphemy Of
calling ltscli an ordination OF Providence. y
short time before his death, be said to Col.
Shaw and another grandson who was present,
tlen mere lads " Ny children, ! am leaving
Che stage of action, and you are entering
upon IT, exhort You to Use your example
and influence against intempcrance and
slavery As the iast great change approach
ed he seemed dreamily TO pass into land Of
vision. and his lips murmured words Of re-
cogniti0n 20 departed friends anf relatives,
a- 10 hc already saw them IN the spirit world.
One OF these murmurcd recognitions indica-
tel tie kindly sympathies OF his great, good
heart "Ah, said he, &c here l. an old nc
gro la>t come into tins world. He has been
slave Poor fellow how much he has
suffered.
Young Colonel Shaw had many healthy
Influences TO shield him from the corrupting
and weakening effects OF worldly prosperity.
He inherited from his excellent grandfather
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No doubt NOT that the main informa,i,u
contained m the above Is reliable, md within
'c ua,I. The Pi,sr,r might have said.
ia edition, tiat the Hospitals at BurIins-
,I AMI Brattlchorc. are very highly SPOKEN
of in The Reports Of the =. : Med Inspector
whose duty it is to visit them periodically,
49,! vc arc Informed that the professional
opinion Is ueI settled in the Med. Depart
meu' Washington, tha, certain complaints
ar. slr,i.iy curcl, and in larger num-
D. oar climate. than is possible in more
-rt.rn h~Ilal VIC have no doubt that
Vermont is really doing more for the sub
ft"nHai benefit Co.. hsr sick and wounded
tau amy other -atr fr hers. Over 1000
OF our men ha'e i,u PICKED up and trans
lerei to Vermont, .r hospital treatment,
since tac -'lI ot December last, when our
commissioners entered upon their duties
]. any other state has done as much c'mpa-
rti' p vr ole NOT informed which one
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WASHINGTON, July 21ih, lSU3.
and rapid has been the increase
". Hrr lutry IN population and the number
ts States that larger Halls were required
tHc aecomm0dati0n Of the members, and
.n l-11 the corner tone Of the Extension
r"s li ~ President Fillmore. s. years
alter .aa c-rutr stone Of the first huilim.
W hij D. President Washington. The New
-.ru"-lrcs may be- termed wings Of the Oh
Capitol. ...u- connected with it by corridors,
900. Oh. whole constituting one building
l.r. u space % discuss the question whcth-
t..I building should have hon ahanl-
..e auI now one erected, bC- III merely
-fT tar new one o.. much finer proportions
600. c..t %. several millions les. could
lHH. i.en constructed The building d, now
ID. Goo long, and covers three and half
acr ground i-- length is in utter dis
-.un 90 rs height This defect is in
-.-.. measure repaired lr the construction
H.u.. no am en0rm1u, expense, over the
N ly tHeu wa- the plan of ok
adopted Pro- ably because mem
m t.e Southern and Middle States
t.1- t.t question af n new capitol
H... involve another which they were un-
willing t meet. yiz i-. removal North or
t.- ..H Ireo state.
I- -lvtm.iHus a-e each 52+ feet IN
.H-.. i..m a>. o. we.t and / - feet wide
Hu i.r.l u south. They are built ol
r.I. Brought from Ire. Mass Tho marble
us.I .r -.s IoT'.c1~ are from "a
near Baltimore. Those are toriuthi3n
-u- of exquisite iui-t- tire capital Of
r.Hir.u- % yetrs labor of the artisan
I.- oimlc lotion Tho di-rlavof the marbles
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ASoIHEs STATE CoNISG.-Nevada !. about
TO ask for admission into the Union 4 con-
stitutional convention Of delegates Is to meet
on the ID Of next month, and their applica-
tion will be presented at the next session Of
Congress. The Territory has more than
10000 Inhabitants. II was Organized in
March. lS6l. 1t contains great mineral and
agricultural resources. and il destined to BE-
come a wealthy and dourishing State.
Thus at the very time when our enemies
in the Old world arc looking for our dcstruc-
tion and downfall. our Republic il gaining
strength by the accession Of Young. yi.or-
Gus and promising State. Others will soon
be ready to follow. The old world IL also
scndins its sturdy emisrants to add to our
strength and prosperity. From the east and
and the west alike We draw help and invigo-
rate ourselves even in the midst of a terrible
civil var. Such vitality ia not slsilT to bs
exiinzgishs1
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rBEsrsIATI0y.- the mastering out n
the 10th Regiment " Vols, On Monday last,
the Commissioned Officers presented Col
Whcclock G. Voazgy, their late able and popular
commander. beautiful gold watch and chain, as
y testimonial Of their respect and confidence I'm
him a- an officer and their personal esteem and
affection for him a- s. man aul an associate
The presentation was made iu hcAalfof tie ofli-
ccrs BY Licut-Col Cumming., AMI the gallant
Coloucl made a feeling and touching response.
The watch was purcha Ell for the purpose of this
gin by Chl-. .. Trip, JcWeilrr IN this place.
IL Is a full icwclel English lover watch with
chrouomcier balance adjusted, aui has both
gold and silver hunting case. The chain Is of
massive gold.-The watch sui chain is valued
at S355. 1t VIII bear this Inscription. Pre-
seuicd To W. G. Veazy iy tac Commis ouel
Officers of the 18th " Nol-."- Pi0nir-
Col. Yca1ry ia- very icV fang ,upeli'rs
in thc army. either in ability VA the parade
ground, or cl.!a.- aui ri,la.ry on tie
bitilc-ecId. Tic elegsuti .'Ir'.nifi ABOVE
desert isrislr wcll d, s.--
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IHZ SA1IosAI TEacHEss' AssocIAr;oS.-
: Convention Of Teachers from all parts Of
the Union, to the number of l,lO0, assem-
hled at Chicago on the 5th inst. and contin-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

TuE DRIT fr the T.iri Conslc.-i.u nal
District was closed "Wednesday Of last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

- Eyes Of light and lips Of ro-,>.
such as Hylas wore,
over all that curtain clos,
Which shall rise no more
Who shall offer youth AMI beauty
On the wasting shrine
ufa stern and loily duty,
With a ftith like thine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-21

The Richmond EHgi0rH- Of Monday last
expresses strong condemnation Of the course
the North Carolinians are pursuing in calling
a mas convention of the UniOnists Of North
Carolina, for the purpose Of sending dele
CATION 10 Washington, u. G.
The Enquirer speaks hopefully Of Charles
ton and claims that the works aud batteries
of Wagner have been greatly strengthened.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
Ehe asrafl IN thin STATE.

Secretary WATSON, in the Executive Departs
ment, Communicates 30 the Madison Journal he
facts that Ou ot about 1000 men drafted in this
S ate, some 2, 440 have reported st camp of
whom 200 have been mustered into ths u 5
service, about $50 have been discha ged On sur
geoms' certificates as unfit for duty, and of the
remainder large portion have been released
Oh consu ar certificates for aliensbip, TO aw ait
he decision of she SEate Department in their
cases and the balance have been discharged
rs under over age OF for other reasons Il
will be en- that some 100 have Skedaddl"d
They are regarded a. deserters, and wit! be
hunted up as tar as possible There is d cons
siderable amount of PERJURY committed by those
seeking exemption Mo- few who claim e.
be over age have found he census records in
the Secretary of State against them.
OF those who have gone into service ab0u
800 have been organized iuto companies OF nine
months men. OF the 400 who have themselves
or by substitutes enlisted for the war, We learI
rom Lieut. GOLDMAN, at Major STAYsBURY
flee, thar about 265 have been sworn into iht
old regiments here. and received their bounty
The remainder nave entered into The Twenty
Seventh and Thirty First Regiments, the latte
OF Is hich is iii Il and che other nearly so.
The general conviction from these facts vii
probably he hat fhe 'drafi, in all he cucum'
| stances, IA, scarcely paid eApenses,-N hop
there may be n occasion 10 renew the expert
ment Mi,caUkee Sentinel