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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

New YORK, May %. The Tri5une's dispatch
says dispatch to President Lincoln announces
tho surrender of Vicksburg.
Its date Is Cleveland, Ohio, the Oath and is
based on another from the telegraph Superinten-
dent at Memphis, who declares that the Stars
aud Stripes hoat over Vlcksburg, and that the
victory is complete.
That the President received this message yes
terday is certain. We only wish it had been
signed by Gen. Grant in order that all doubt as
to the tact might have been dispelled.
There Is, however, second dispatch which
has not been sent to the press, which states
with rather more precision than the first, that
the rebel army had been captured. Also
third dispatch, private, confirming the other
TWO. we consider both these as trustworthy
as anything but official, or direct information
can be, and reading them in the light o!
the previous news, il is hardly possible to
doubt that the crowning victory of the long
struggle for the great river has at last been won.
and that Vicksburg is ours.
The Ir6une's Washington dispatch says DR..
FRITZ Surgeon OF the goth N Y. regiment, has
returned from fredericksburg, where he was
detained week after all our wounded were
over the river lie says the prices of provisions
"a" i"ouAouo' LAO oldtcS tuaJ the rebel Killed
and wounded on the field where Gen. Sedg-
wick corps fought outnumbered ours three 70
one, the enemy having most of the time fired too
high. Barksdale's brigade occupies the town
and does picket duty along the river. Add.
tlonal Notifications are building behind Frede.
rlcksburg. Our plckets are forbidden to con-
verse or exchange papers with the rebels on pain
OF being shot. Nevertheless the practice contin-
ues
The Times dispatch says the War Depart
ment has ordered all the abandoned farms in
Gen. ieintzleInan's department to be cultivated
by contrabands.
WASHINGTON, May Is. Information from the
Army of the Potomac is that all is painfully
quiot along the lines. No camp news. MANY
staff officers are absent on furloughs
The Commercials special dispatch is as fol-
lows
battlefield CT BAKERS CREEK, May l6.
The Federal army under Gen. Grant has won
another glorious victory A furious battle has
been fought, lasting nearly hours and resulting
In the defeat of the enemy at all points, with
the loss of 1000 killed and wounded. and three
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, p. M

WASHINGTON, May "a. The following official
details OF the battle of Black River have been
received
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Personal NOTICES.

DtN>lON>. BOlhT!tS, ARREARS OF
paw, piize money, and All other army and navy
ella T- promptly collected. Can or send for circular
NJ fr7ze lite, aud our haud hoot coutn ming laws
and instruct on. tor penrOn,, toun lee, - free Of
oharg". sOMES, BROWN co, PAX Pl.no
N .6s
INVALID SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
itam- arainst th' :. Cove Innent coll. ctsd with
out charge and lniOfna ioug TO i' and her,
grstuitouslj, At the Office Of the Protective Claim
Assoc "toh' 30 Chambers sIot, tiR
SOlDlt rs MUSTERED OFT OF THE Two
- ear rogimeLis and not paid their bounty, on
account 0i not having served I'M years can have
tes'in" by arpyi7fto j NELSON Lucky, And
10 fIc IT. room 20. 3lt
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W ANlID.

lvr 1ISFK, AHp
w r.r sever. -i.o one r,rcti need nun inner
want g. W., can ftd a n. M r'r n, l. 1uirifls
,,,
w ss.. A,cl, y mo,r,. "" 'AN ~
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mon no a,al l1 'GS 80 c IND mq; conf
WANItD-A hOE>LNIluIE S,csiy
~, man preferred. Apply A. juuN ruPE. Ray
Vrr.<1.pn III ,,,,.,,,,, ,,.,.,,.,,
w or roy tbs, w,n.. - ic,,n ~. ', ,t,.nT
trade Inquire osSuhS PETITE Nc~to-u ne
IVA y"
" ~ IA NiNl 10y luNl MOOR
W stand. the pains tus'uet-, To- attend .'oic, Or
SAWi III. =! "a ave- A"' '''u' ''f'' NFpF e, =.
WANTED -IWn Gtuls ID. p,si..
w thosc u-'i 70 hoN nSkius pra'ercd Arr , {,
- ;: nANnUN''. .'''a'. It -.
w 80 i, f. ~ 49, y, Ep to' T.
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Nt-.Nr.b ..n,n u,>i,. H.. ,,.,o,
w ON .o,n.kir,,. AppIystC = M ,k,'sS A,
xvr,NtIt ,.> a.. ,,., go. -.
w mr,.ur, ry,ri.. one. an, ,,,,'.,r, ,, INV.
An homes. tea lv aud reliable man ouiv may aprly
a'hi L""rn $50
ylTANIEh ptpSnNS uttA A.. .,.st -,
w learn to o,-rate On siuser. ,..,u,m,rbine
Terms u ptact icr on al kuds VI work also good
sc.ci. 20 ara he p,nts con mailing Inquire at /.
'mstieu ~, lsi floor. S.h
NITANTIp rnp TIIL a. N,,.x So
w "" = ~ -NrN-
an in' o. ora. 'eanth' landsntn. Goa HEAVIER. and
nicihtn fOr one year. Appy ~ the clio hing sto =,
u .d'.ass! WI. l. mir "' az
" An itp = LOO flkNr LASS HAM :
On woven TYP htts rocf rrc'r paid, and
st'hiN uc'h lron,i'ed, ~ the Nm'ticin skirt MNtu
featuring COMPANY. l2N Chsmhof,st VS.
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kstsN sss,tpBtS.

A. klXIfN>
uk''r 81 "s'N5
ESQ Sfr Nen rrrir,"'gg>.'gFov2rn:. l a..
Sit ,EGa,,. 5lElAw
Me- SIiiuNs.
Is yS III / r I b AK K ~ 1&x
rvrlRr srotSi Ky 10 r n t1ti-os,p orrAr
MhuLts SALE %. RI TAIL,
crosiS F ~ Git,Gl& Gyc Z, e. .i "a &, N i,d
CLOSING OF 4 al'u%s. :. Ia, i.c, Sc yard.
fiI VIII Ii si Ia &, e e C {. '' .rS
rEtNtn GRAPES. i2rc yMd.
avn ,,,. ,'".,C,iNts ~ rnt nolLAt.
CCtt%%ssIISS, SfIrol nv q l:f id - 30
,lus!SG STEAM hU>Nrrs; ~ to.cc
Ci.O-iS,, tiSr Ri TUGphS' BE &c '-'
lESS iliAN OLD Ibi,lS
.tIuNlNr, fAkNsuis and - UMBRELLAS.
LACE suNwis
CLOSING MI sin Ips,criTSsgn,l,wwls sle,,o q.
CLOSING All S,LN i.h,l ,iiNW LS,>1.''o 3
Gt"s.SG FIR rsMcE aE%iiI N T. s6t' l.
CLEANING sAit coMytNCES
IluslNG LAplt~ llNNnkrrCnll:rs e. 70 ID
closing GEN H. HNNpk IRCUitt~ -. 20 ''r.
t".>INo hl-st.s' and BOY = IANDhhECtilLts y,
10000 EXTRA FINE HANpxrRCrlrrs,
FEARFUL sAcnricv Il AZ f, MH"Nhp ''o"N'
~ tStNls ~ coli AIRS Sc 10 III 90.
uhu, hSis y nANus, SC 70 7.e.
~ NnhtI,S NJ SITS goo tcsl -,
THOUSANDS OF Wells, ~. 70 =.
lHpISANpS OF YARDS or
nluNn LACts, LlNlN rniINGS L. rrt ,rl
Guuns SOLD Ar 'rIit PRICES ADVERTISED,
h,tN iAilS LAtt MiTI~ 'c. tcf ist.up.
lN'Wu FAIRS CLOVIS, &C. -. lor.. i'c
lMMt NSE SruCK or HOSIERY.
CLOSING OF I HOSIERY. M9c &c.. g.. 49,
ClOsIN! or fiNF Isle uOSr. zoe
la,NO FANS ~ NJ Oi 4. Sc g. &C. tn a.
ESllHF STOCK CLOSING ~ /.
dozen
fNCFLLENr 90 yNEp COrToN. spool
VI ST geo YARD. WARRANTED cqu-l "a Coates
CIOslNG OFT Tor on cLAGK's co1TuN. 2c
t!iSlNG HIST CROCHET 'OIlON, ie. ,t"ol.
CLOSING RS T. nAKNtNG, ON STOOLS, lc.
lNhNtH wuLktNg COTfON, lc
sswAS W,n HOOKS AND tNtS. lc. csi
hrsr ALPACA HKAiis i~c d67eu
CLOSING OFT SKIRT NiAipS Sc.
sfNlN SllkS. TWO SkEISs tok lc.
StN ING SILK nN sA'OOiS r. stoni
tLOslSD lNES ANDTN III.ED TAPES, r. Pc.
WITH o. Antilles Ot EVERY kiND on
ALL TO ~ SOLD or.
trORP REOrENS, mn kSDAY, 10 A. ".
WILLIAM kINIEl.
Nos. ~ aud HyA EIGHTH AVE,
"" Bo' w"tn 2lst and I'd -is.
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BOARD WITH AI,E COOL ROOMS and
Dsl the ~ re Of good home IN stmlI family,
10 a ~ D. l'tbl' 'l,n, at the most lca onri h.
raies A.p.J VI FI.nkIia 81, near BIo>dssy, = the
week. ~
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Au'l"EgON NOTICES.

| L. 1RA\fR, lCl'R - OFFICE I1O
Chatham st, vii sell this day A. ii O'Clock Al
plpr stand cssks With hrass fauccp, Gu Slass dtcan
teu, Tar arture' ale AID other s,nse :, dny coc.,
table. lquor- segar-, chair, Sc. sale Io-itvc'lO
IONS II Rl'Rl.Ei, AUCTR WILL
- sell hi. day NJ O'Clock 4. NJ. at "a Canal II,
a srse aud General 'se.tmeut OF parIor, bed ,oon
and hit'h'u furniture. sal" positive. 70
r SELDNEK, AtCT BY ;. ". SEI.D-
LIZ NtK 4 CO, this day at loN O'Clock, regular
sale Of drv and fancy roof clothing shoes, blanket.
quilts, cuun'efpau.s, &c. &c. -
T SRLDSER, Ai'tTR BY :. W. SFib-
IL. NERS co. We will sell At auction friday. the
VII ole ontcnts of thu -aloun, consisting Of tables
, in ' c,.. ne, sns n a SS OF ,c,, n'
Also FIN. marble top il'imd tailc III
AT DOCGHTY. AuCIlUNEEE. WILL.
I'Is cell this dv, lnS O'Clock. Mt sh,s room ~
NASSAU s., General 'ortmgut of ns~ and 'ecoud
hand house futni'uic carpet-, sofas chair, hu
r.au', .a'hs'aniT, lHdstads, msitrer.es Nc. ~
DAW NREUkE E'S BALE TINS DAY-B.
WEAVER. JK, will cell At n. sal''toom. lu-
MN "en9e, a, o'rlo'k' frnerH, a-oftment o'
l2th street; and +. w Tamil n, laN las, 9Th IT, ate
~ Csrmine Of. 10
DAW ~ ROktR'S SAIf-RlCHARD
1 WALTERS Auct'r, will cell on IiidAv, .Iul, 10Th
NJ 10y O'Clock. Mt Is Last lrondwav lsGge quantity
on men and wonlcn'' good wearing npplrel coats,
ve,s and pants .it aud other dr',s'- aud dra's pat
Iiy new hpot- and ,hOe- and CATERS tRtlr linen aud
cutlery, and u vsrioty Of other goods. h. liEYMAN
Paw nhroket, IL: Broomc Fl. I'D
DAWNBROKFR'S SAIE--M. q. FAR
Rflt- will ,cl this day, q 100 O'Clock, at bsb
ninth avrnu', lie seVu 4d and ~ STREET, large
a"ortmtni Of summer Clothing 'ouss'ins q coat',
pants sin d-lsne. aud o.her ~ ~ md cONk. and
,hs~l. feather beds pillow, she,it carpero' cloths
&c Il, order Of 4. GREENE. III
- HERMAN n CO., AUCIlONfERS.
- This dAy, at II O'Clock, At 13 Second avenue,
An entire stock ~ Kim. wine Of wholesale dr-sr,
consisting Of - Casks, about 500 gallons IN orIgiuA
cabs also large let imported trsudirs Holland dn
ram, French bit ere, &c, all - hrst quality. The
above sale 10 vel worth the attention Of wine and
liquor dealers. sale rtiSt, " i'uuIt reserve,
FRIDAY, july 10th,
At 10y o'clock, at 10 Bpvety $50 Csak. brandy rin,
rum, Port and sherry WINS. al-o aUn cn'o- escorted
LIQUORS 20 casrr AMI baskets genuine champagne.
1900 .ogars tobacco, b.. ia
WILLIAM ABBOTT, ACCIlONHEE, OF
w fee East BrondwRy, cell. this day at los
o'clock the contents Of tho socrry and liquor store,
No. 80 Hamilton street, teas tgar couuttrs, spices,
soap, starch, flour, gls,s cases, Sc. &c 81
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Ss1Ak's'l Al. Ac.

DARK CHARLOTTE AND EMMA, FOR
DLOspONbkKki iirect, t. sail IN = few day,
limited uuml . nj IL nnd "a Glaze passages may bo
secured b. efy g. Tie ton 10 tue undersigned q 4.
j. kNON co, l.. feafl ,t. 3aA
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EINAkD LINE
" Steam from aud 10
COrk and Liverpool
The SIhDS sails Wednesday, the ed July
lAs-as, from Cork and Liverpool, -Zh payhh. in
sold, ~ ,puiS Alsnt In currency. from New York
10 in currency. Appy TO WILLIAMS GtlON, 70
Iu'onst 3lO
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IRA YELLING.

EDE NknBUEGI, POUGHKEKPsI
i E0piIu', h NJ ton -rht MARY POWELL aa "a
cot Of j., stree, every afternoon, At ~ oc'o<k ST
HUDSON RIVER l.. K. FOR ALBANY,
troy .A6 North and We1, from ChAmt-I, Il, At
aud 10 A. "A aud slb, aud 1890 L n aud 90.
aylaAys n itk 4. - tInU xAlakithA nkInsRr, "a
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t1s ~s3vt.NsS

BhH<'NN A>'EECh> Ml S'rM.
ta PAY A> ln.ya Z -, G ~. ~! MEN,
ros.a'oIA !,st VWEhro
Gus. ruN ruINR
MS ttN tNrI In1IL WIFE.
CoNsun,EE Nurr.
'n''' III w.,.s"tr rur ", .erx
m,9 N.i.,k {, i'rrua. Iaa AID 9th and
hr'dfcIoii l'th sd t~th, pt,s BOO. 70 sailing to Eu-
ibr,c p,,iut.. ,,,cry ,,v
f ,"n J '' 3. 4, '.. :. ,',i nH isN NJ.
tn, f %,i>n 49," Ill, II 7 y, p, ..,, 50. lion,
tSio''iiT! n S%a' 9' arf Xxx n6, ' ~
srGUo MlNsIGtts, pftLNrAloEs and COMIC
or. re rtEtuEMEI.S
ry!fSIr,y? uR nimi'ass gcrfor".n~
Adm scion, % o.. Ch,!drta uai,f ioy'a'. sS,,i s
NV buWtLY THEATRE
,. or,N iSFM nkSiiSci.
THE a. MET iiIrr F MA MAZE S.BF.
CCN,SSrr ii.I'ss si>s iht.s
irt' SriiSSr
,iif MOST MOST ENri nHooiis ArrI,tIsyy.
rmt S@ S,"> IE Ei&HI kH HGlFEE.
ImE MOST huio iEEEoois ntCtrIinS.
uOisF ,EOWnFn rKur FLOOR to CEILING
Hui - CtuNpEu IRON FLOOR to CEILING.
Et22"@iftt sr f hiitNtEE Il EFMHf civ
!N!NtE~NtIi ACk NOwLtpWtp TO IiE rHK
UNIV kSAllN A,kNOM LElMED 10 w INF
NtkN ~ :, NANI IL HE COT NJ Ki.
NlRi RtSr BAND il 'llit col NrKY
RI IRE llN VENTILATED IHEN1lE
HEAi rltt LILY VENTILATED THEATRE 1905
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tdl t.'i 80 ~ o.t. "a '!r r f ard c1lu.rt
.,a.ts.iJ. 49,. w. f.oYn- '''''. ~ .,5 Q
A GREAT \tNHEE uF MALE AND
c.l'.' ''r' '-. a.- .t..- I'ie. .lfA,d, car .
y A. v,n.ed iyre n,..rl ~. iarii,,.s,' uh,,..a
a NLI-NIkNE WANTED GOOp Krf-
~ crcrc' r.sIitci. NJ. \ EOSENBEEG, 90 n =.
a MurR ut COACuNGN. GAEuLN-
j'ui ave. ''' ifal'r' '' 1t Immediately at j.
a SINGLE NAN WANTED - OIL
~ t...' u, ou arm. and uudY .t,ul. .c.tiIf
isi i,.et s.ts az tie sua ui'c', be cen Il q,
A rAiILh lllIEE. 10 BAl>r tuE NJ.
A'h.nr', n|i ssh ,crcr learn. one that can
e'iNihf A.... ior So 1t a.. = 81 a1~a-. else
A WONpfGFrL HUSH FOX MALE Aud
4, tfmhlo u r p all nations, n No. 3 I-paisne,
banded .n.los,d Immediately Cooke wanted r1r.
-. ard "a. ming Doe. $50. 5Ut
4 IT.. RESPECTABLE SERVANTS. MALE
hani fen lc aai par'ios 'nrlet vautiurctc,
kIN', Cour -, Dr. AVN HE beet OF 10 10.
tnttd stats eros iDI t. en- ploY' r. e,e.l.is 80;
A RIllLERi TSlItD STATES ,EIG-
LAn'ry artillery. N'ue mounted co-arani p mo-. IN
In field Ncadluart - Fnri Mriionr,. near EN.ti
more Nj. few active, enter pr-ins mon IAN .c,irc
s,.}5p, IN !, b., d',1r .,'hyt Ee n,n 'yp, rs
tivru Nh ha,iu, ,sr,eI "a. ~ ~ H. -, ~,
pre'err d '''' s'I
b.. Van ti--A BOY Ar lit HOUSE,
tsnt..,.- tf.,,'L..' AT N Hrtr Ia. W.. wa
-, Il, ar ,t'tue.. .. basement. -
ROY wANTEu-A ~rECTABlt LAD.
- Ia g. 90 q ,.r- o.. sse. iu, drus .tcre one
nv "a TERN 'n preferred. Arpy iaJ Grand It. cor
~ ,,xrr, ,... u.,,., ,,,...,,.,..
-. w I',,,Nt Niip htN''t :
ta'r,.s 10 ,ao -fiirs Il Az can't, 10. gso, Post
o~'o. l,
RAKiR WANTED HONEST MAN
rNo.a;. ,.,u. AZ. Due. A'or ~, II
n1.,..rsvrr,t,. urtpi.ps r,..rr,,
- a. .6we', uo ',.on ., J. - ruUES & 60.
from " g. Il O'Clock t.,' noru'ns. 20
DOY wANILB-;NpuiKE IN TIE l,mr
Dnyw,> 49, " '''','' ~ rev
Is ~ *, ,s-i 49, ..' - ~ IT.. rtHhI ol
=, y" ~" so q t"'t"' l. r. h..r-i'
Xmit,r,c io. .,lu ro ce ~ 3, szs,r
Rb1 ANllD-NIIp | NDERNI hNDS
- rtfappils lo,.s and Having -tiap.. "a Irrlty
,%,,s,.,,.- $50. ,.,>.,,,,,.,,.. - =.
I'NlN''I n pN Nll'I
- ptu'., q : "" Rover, coz u James r., floor,
f'nt. tul 40 tic sr,s. 10
RLACn>MIid HELPER WANTtD-A
s'foo fie1 o. 20 vi. C'i ;h, highest var ia tie
NJ AIRY ~ Film - II
y is rlup.lus lls.4,... H?-ly a, IL is2 ws..
Bioad'Hy ~
nAElI NTIJS yvSETln AT,tpr,rI
H''. 49, '''', " A. T. ~ 80 lf ~
. he unc that f..d a, ,.'a 1.ak.ps a,lo ro,
saL'cd o.
rpNpOSiTt,S V-,NTrp- ,T if.p ,.-
y v-y,u,-.'air' VI NIT. ~
'OEl'L u ANh WpNlN Skirt HANp>
'.''' ~ ava ~ .u'H' N-h'h ! ME- lR.s'
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GEN EaxAL BUSINESS.

AN ELECTION FOR THREE TRUSTEES
Aof Tarrant orpany will be h.ld A. tho Office Of
th' COMPANY, IN thu ~ Of Nex York, from IL och
Noon, 10 o'coct T. NJ, on Wodur-dav, the 18th "
JuIy, 1858, by order. joins A. TARRhNr, Prc..
cent. 80
AT -, TRANSFORMERS TICKETS
4A.anted I will ray - per cent uor- than an,
p'fson In this uty Tor ticket, for diamond, waiches
j..w Try, gum. p.tos, Sc at No u Bieecker ,t up
sisita Ibi
4 Gn3 BROADWAY. CORNER OF IlOTS-
Atom IT. MONEY literally tdv-nccd on watches.
diAnond' Jes-lry, Il yer pls., pianos. egars, Sc
". fa-Dbfok srs tickets wanted. | vii nav NOR.
than any pef,on In the cty Tor ,ehc., ior .a,chcs
diamonds Je~siry, silv.r~aIe, &c, 90 Bfoadwsy up
starr room ). g22
4 FINE HEAD OF HAIR PRODICED BY
"a Using hklE~rS tOIlMBiAN HALNo or
MAGICAL HAlk RESTORATIVE
gentleman, hose hair had iAfen out some vcsrs
,lu e,and wh. had tried vaiou, pcparaions without
tie dc'fed c1tci, called last week to .ho~ u. shat
eject me hottie ~ the balm had produced In place
Lad appeared and he SAWS that No prcrsniirs of
hair fAILINt, OFF, he could bear evidence TO itp
mIscnlou' Effects n several case- amongst HI. ae-
Balm VIII produce hair 81 feet long In A. many
week, tut v" do p1sit vs assert that where the d.
r-cti ~ are preverinsly followed hair ran be pro
auerf where there the lea. psiticle Of vitNly rn
To those who's. hair u falling out would advise 10
Try u At once, and are confident that II will do all
- eI'm for H. Gentlemen, whose whiskers is rather
,eaIce can, " ,iew ~tets, have fine, hushy crop
pared ~ the proprietor Of Bress celebrated 20 cent
h,ir Dye, a. 10 south Second at, Willismsiuryh,
aud Tor 'al' 10 New York, by kende Co, corner
Allen and stanton st.., aud corner Avenue u and
Houston t'' Prioe ~ cents pr ho'te.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Bought.
~ Also ps~nbrokers' tickets on diamonds, v.tchc.
and ewsfy bought sud the highest price paid, al Il
ffahkioist' NJ starr. "
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WRIGHT, GILES b BRO,

$50, 400 ana Isii Washington u, y, Y. 400
I)ROIECTINE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
TON The objects Of tho A~ocia alton are to secure
"soldiers and saof., and their iam.ies any claim,
Tor Isnson-, pay and bountl and g. give advice and
Information t. them rfh0W cos', and 70 prevent
frauds asans' them and the Government App,ica-
ion Ia person OF hy letter fhould be- made to ESlN
GREENFIELD, sec, ~ fh'mbcr. At, New York. tfs
ROBEkI PkOi DEF, COUNSELLOR At
Las, Notary Public. deed, mortsagr,, bills ~
Hl', sills, ssrermenfs, dram. MONEY collected.
Lrgs dyice free Of chsrsr. Once . Chamber II
tominisi1nrr for Ono, Penny ,vania DC. 40
TIVE LARGEST Gun RS1En-Iiphts
l. for the llion LYMAN's Patent Adlustated fl .
m mating Candle = ck- 80. 100 for sale a. John
up .'ar., - the Pattntoe, A. 4, LYMAN. WLo',-
sale prie., - per III
fTO TIE PUBLIC CHARGE MY Clients
nothing for my 'ervices # do not ssn their
suits mon. WALSH attorney and counse.lur II
law, No. 90 AGssAu ~. View York. lhS
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EOR LIVERPOOL - " DREADNOj GHr
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-15
indiana Follows suit!
The Pc OpIe Repudiate the Con-
sentative Faction!


All loyal readers will rejoice with US
over the following private dispatch;
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA, l563.-The Union
majority in Ohio is from 90, 900 to 10000
In Pennsylvania lis estimated at 10000.
In Indiana the Union ticket has swept
everything in the local elections.
Most heartily do we congratulate our
gallant army in front on the noble sup
port which their friends at home have
given them. The people will sustain
them TO the end. The miserable cOnser-
vative faction has been buried beneath a
mountain of popular scOrn and indigna-
ton. Onward aud upward floats the flag
of the Unionl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-15

Thomas But we will dismiss this un-
pleasant comment upon unpleasant
visitors, hoping that they will not soon
again intrude their presence where IL is
not agreeable, and also that the fame
which they have gained may last them
down through the dark labyrinth Of
Capt. J w. Miller, "Cincinnati Com
merciaPs" correspondent, writing from
this army, gives the most full, truthful,
and graphic account Of the great-the
unprecedented of this war, which
we have yet read: al shall not attempt
TO say who remained with Thomas
throughout that day." (meAning Sunday
And again: at would be rank injustice
for me to single out the Generals or
divisions that remained with Thomas
="
Now we do not consider il any in
Justice 70 any one 10 say that General
johnson and his brave, enduring, in
dom,table division--Or at least on
brigade OF it-remained with Thomas
from the time they reinforced him on
Saturday until Gen. Changers reserve
corps-or some Of the brigAdes thereof
entered into the engagement on Sunday;
nor did they desert their post OF duty,
or move off in totally demoralized rout
and retreat; but followed with the rest
of that vast army, into Rossville, arriv-
ing there subsequent TO some Of General
Thomas men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-15

9th Indiana is q true man and . brave
soldier. As an officer, he is superbly
qualifi d to GIL the position which he now
occupies, as'he isl studied tactician, aud
has the full confidence and esteem of the
"old 9th" Capt H. p Strader, A. A. a.
g., 70 Col Berry, played heroic part in
the late fight lie was slightly, but pain
fully wounded in the knee on Sunday,
but refused 70 withdraw from action and
remained to aid by his valuable presence.
Lieut.. W. N. Williams, A. ID. @. TO Col.
Berry, aided vastly by his presence and
priceless services, Lieut.. j. j. Siddall,
Top. Engineer, on the Staff performed q
feat Of daring and bravery which en-
titles him TO be ranked among the heroes
of Ohickamsuga Creek.
C)l Strong, Of the 93d Chic, a valu-
able officer, was seriously wounded.
Capt R3darmel, 90. f., 9th Indiana,
was slightly wounded in the thigh,
whilst CALAMITY leading his men on
Sunday. Capt. Huston, who commanded
the 5ih Ky. acted a noble part, and in
spired his men with courage throughout
the whole fight Lieut.. Col. Langdon,
commanding LIST Ohio, and Col. Dodge
(of the 30th Indiana) commanding I'd
brigade won laurels upon the bloody field.
ALI officers, non commissioned officers
aud privates done their duty, and per-
formed feats of vAlor worthy Of the veier-
ans that they are.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-15

That the result of the last two days
lighting was = victory TO Us, is beyond a
doubt; and that Johnson's division of
Gen. McOook's corps, took an active part
in the aforesaid engagements, is also a
fact All correspondents seem 10 agree
upon one point, howsoeVer much they
disagree in other respeots,-and that is,
that Gen. Thomas had breasted the as
saulta Of the enemy during the entire
two days fighting. Well, we do not
wish TO pluck sprig from the well.e earn
ed laurels which have been assigned 10
Gen. Thomas, but we do beg leave 10 as
sert that, if General Thomas merits all
the enoomiums which are being shower
ed upon him by liberal public, ii only
tends to reflect oreditably upon General
Johnson, and the noble officers aud men
Of his different brigades, for We wish it
. to be distinctly understood that We re-