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We uus. Close mp our Books.

In ssaor to settle with the Adninisraior Of eur
Late pa!n.r in busisess-cel. A. S1MKiss dee'i-
do arc compelled to elsss up eur Backs In full to
ellis data Therefore ali persons anyuise indebted
to the Asssrtisor uGss are earnestly requested to
call In and settle the ssas without delay.
.our collector, Nr. L. Il. M0euL1ouGn, will be
sa. collecting every opportunity, and. ws hope
acne il fail tc liquidate our claims against thom
a ssssstssjM ii thsty fsapsaire accounts.
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OYITU ARY..

uIED ucar RichurdsonviIl., Eigsliela hi, ,trict,
Sept. 2SJ, WILLIE, youngest child and only son
vi 4. B. aud AMANDA CfUOKSa.
Little WILLIE WIS Nm interesting and lovely
child, the darling OF hi, bcreayed paroDt, and the
pot of ere ,tauu Gue. household. Lis Father
abser. ia the service pf his country, returned III
time vugy To imprint parting kiss and Close the
eyes Of his chilli in dsats. Sweet babe, rippcd
In Iif.'s morning by " Death unti,ney frost, thy
bright emile md joyous lrattle will no NOR
kiudle light in the Dome, and gladicss aud b" p
in, the boarls OF thy doting pr1oDs; but tn
memory Of thy luveliuess AMI inn~cenc' vii
blosm lad.less US The Amarsnthino FleWer
Rest, WILLIE, from all grief and pain,
For thou hast reached tho heavenly sh"re;
Thou can'st not como to us aE ,in,-
Nell 30 tu thee, to part NO nsfu.
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Casualties in the 7th $50. Regiment:

Casualties in the 7th s.sG. Regiment.
Tho army correspondent of staes ssnyan'.,,il Re
pa6lietn furnishes the following list
Field and statf-Killcd-Ei tcolonol Elbert
Slaud aLi Major John stuaEtHaar ai Mgundsd-
Svuc.r - - t-5{tp. SO - :
Company A, Captain Ha-risonfconnnndi
Kileu-rr.yato Edward E.dson.aT unlcd-Set
Cnml.s M,,bis, severely; CofplTI A Rainpy, So
yer uorpl Arthur sse soaigin, ssvcrelyi u s
Boyce, severely SGT " spits, sli;s,rlyizw s
Royce, II X Turner, Thos hrdsfson, aighrly.
c apany d, Captain: Hu lgehs commanding
killed-w a Pratt woundcd-7sss J seMOdee,
Sargt JOHN Mathis, severely; J.G Anderson, a
,iiuror, ) Williams, severely Sergt' TFfthk-
lin, slightly George -sbisly, Virgil Ovens, go
verey. 80
Company c, Lieut. John Lyon aeomnandine;--=.
w,undsd-privates owen, Meeowan and P c
Martin, slightly.
Company D, Captain Allen eonplandiag-.
EHled-sttAD CLARK weunded-c;pt Allen,
Lieut. Carlisle, S II brooks, BsM ;Cnmpbell, n !
Cochran, L Elwards, h osTrgman,j Scott,
slightly. 80
Gjmunuy T., Captain Mitchell Fconmanding.-
wounlcd..Licut WI Danny slightly; E Crouch,
say.rsiy; NJ Crouch, VIM. kidlehoovsr, slightly
eompanyr Il, Captain g e Rcarden command
ins.-woundrl-caah Roardenslsg umpa'ated (;
SsrrtRJ Oobt, severely; Cotpi' James Taylor
L Raylnsll, & P T.ll,on, jas 5Ramaoy, II Gull
ledge, G Maddox, slightly.
Company G, Capt Kvnrp comiaandIng.-hii.ed
e jaw. wyund.d-llirus aa:sSW Eid.on, thigh
amputat.~; Ha. Dodsen, severely !; W Edison,
Oh am5uta,.I; Lielt c sfother sorgtsT n
puurst, W q ;oolemen, W A Masous, slightly.
Company II, Captain Eddi.ob commanding
Kilsd-Lleut John Lsvelaeg; Wounsed-Cap'
Addison, leg amputatcd; Sergtslonx, log ',aokrn;
C.rpl R.mey, arm, soxvre; Rs9illing, slightly.
compa4y l, Captain Roper COMMANDING
wyualol-capt Rqpcr, slisht;sssergt Holsun, Sc.
vcrsly; curpl Nswsome, ---:SsSSparks severe; {
wi.eraau, slight; Sergt S HSlmcs, missing.
Company X, Lieut. j N Beirg, commanding
wOuaacl-L:eut.J w-Cbeatha.n,. hlgsr broken
ssr,.alt " C White, SIDE, .lishtt; Corporal " !
Holmes auger l:sht corpi3Jss sialuuker, leg
hit; It Escao, ankle, seyess; Anthony Deal
ansls light; W i cdeman8fro., slight; A
Garlic ,se, leg, slight; LG.iefet, log severely
r McDousal, thigh, sevsseYF II liarrisoi,, lo'
broken.
Company L, Lieut. 7 B Cooper commanding
Woanisl-Lieut Grilsette, slight; n Forehan'i
severe; N A Du.enbsrry. TIE Eonurk, C Crouch
sergt c Johnson, slight; RsPowle. missing.
| Company NJ, Captain Gagsins commanding
Kiiled-Corpl ii D Ru.hton, :Jpbn: Berry, and "
aihson. wouadcd -sors. 2IslI Watson, severe
wn Busby, ] N Du4i,, P NsLSyingston. slight.
,talaron-K 1O;Yopndcd rs. To
. tal IS. -Jo4y r. R.cAnwILE Adj't.
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Ssa- Tho. Now York Hsrald, hsfOFo tte late
battle, apoks of Bragg as having c'llec.ed .loo,-
ooO men fr-m tho odds aud cnds Of Joe Johnsons
army, tho Vicksburg parolcd prisoners, &C.; but
that, composed it Il Of such crudo and discord-
ant materials, 'sit cannot stand by before The
disciplined and victoSous lcgions Of RoSccran1'
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sEyENTEEy mUNph ED ACRES

K SEVEHTEES HUNURED AChES
+ Of choice; ;Pue Land Said body Of land lies on
"a. high level ridge, perfectly heathy, finely wa
tered, in pleasant nsighpor hood, convenient 10
anarkel, mud Immediately oil the contemplated
r.n,e or ths Columbia ( Augus,n1 Rail Ro.d,
On the premises arc two sctttoiuei,ts,--one di-
Getty on the Flank Rosd, embracing a hSndsons
= nj commodi us Dwelling, good Kitchen, SuukS
il.ou.c. Negro Hous.s, &c together rith nsw
Gi.s. Houso niri scrou, large Cattle and Horse
( la s, Rar,s. Starlrs, &c.,-ill corrtnloutly ar
ran ,.ed and in COED ropair The othsr settlement,
abnn. mile distant, slso near the X ai, con.s.s
of small Dwelling and all necessary out-suild.
ings
Those Ids are very produetive,as tho pres-nt
crop will attest, aud arc veil adapted to tho e6l
ture OF Corn, small Grain. Cotton. 30,
About F:ve Hundred Acros of this Trait OF
Land are ia high state Of cultivation. and under
good iencesr r--whilst tho renAinde. !. 10 uadYs
forest. with u auu growth Of Pine, Oak and Hick-
There is also On the pretni.es promising young
Orchard oi chofns TrUit Trees.
yass-Fo furtuor informa:isn apply to Mr.. Day
on the piaeo, OF 10 the Sabs:riber al Edge6eld q.
L., 8: c.. ~.
: azs-lIsfsrcnnc il respectfully givon.to prof.F.
S..lIulnue. OF Churiestun, who. has receatly pur.
chased land 10 Tho yicinity OF this place. and who
wo.ld doubtless express his opinion, Appiien-
tioa, as 70 the merits oi this desirable plantation
ag- Price reas s,nable-torns accommodating.
JAMES II. HARRISON:
Edgcfeld, S. c.; 0e;- e II 40
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sa,e nss ana Coart WeeE.

AondGy last vas salo Day in Court "'Sk.-
Tasys were at least q handred mon from TIT
.,upLry-countless t,s. in these day'! Tao no'r
~. .psrv.ch to u Session iof tho Court OF Com
mon plcas, vas tho opening Of the Court Aeus'
doors; the Judge ~as ..n eat i"S<"sH.- Tuesday
mornlpx disolsded act tho most shadswy outline
sf Court Wsck, or of ,hs o-untlsss hsst of tho
day hefsre. 0 Te.srers!
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1s- Lieut.. ooIo.,cl Yon strnttos, of the 74sh
OLio, Ini fsrmorly Of Cen. Nesioy's staff, aud
tho intAA ou, Dutch sc.und,ol who lyranized over
ths pusplu Of Nashville, snd inssltsd our women
/. E.w lno.,R1 .gs, Is q p, isoner in our-haods Lo
should DO mnds To safoFl fo~ OF .hose lAisories
ho has caussd others to fse.
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Land for Sale.

TE1nE Subscriber, living two miles beyond Meet
Il ing Street, Oh the Edgoheld nud Ninety-S'x
RYai, offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND
who son bc resides, containing 1873 Acres, .onn
hnif Of which Is in cultivat:on-.:ths bsiance Ia
woodland On the promises thoro Is coed DWELL
ing and all. necessary outbuiidings., This Tract
of Land is welt waterod, and produces finely.
For further information address mo at DorG's
Mills. JAS. S. ADAMS.
Uct7, tf 40
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For the Advertiser.

The Edgefeld Village Aid Association grateful
ly acknowledges tho following dOuasions: MIR. A.
g. Turner, $40; Mr.. John Gricc, 81.
We are anxious to respond to the annexed call
of Capt. 4. s.. Minis, Go. D, l4sh Regt s. c. W.
and hope pIl who feel Interested will come forward
and assist us. Bring or sendais: cotton, and ma
terial for making comforts, ,hnlf-worn. counter.
pancs and blankets, or uny thing else thatswi
answer to tuck togoth.r with cotton between, .tc
keep our soldiers warln the coming winter.
Wc understand tInt several; members of Co. D
have relatives and friends in Duutonsville, aht
wo would be glnd of their aid in this nat,or.
Mra. ANN GRIFFIN, Pros. :
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Headquarters, :.
0FR(CERs

EpaHpIxLD, Oct. Sab, 1858. =
n ALL persons embraced in. the foregoing "
VI. dora OF the Court OF C5nscripts,. aru hereby
r.uusnled w report Ivy the dsy iIdieatsd; II they
wish the privileges Of a volunteer.
III. All persons failing to report by the 10th VI
Oct ,;Sitl bu Il eGrsdus Eonsctipts, aud notrhaVe
the choice OF Company. .@s.--'. - =.
Ill Captains Of Beat Companies, and = the oi.,-
1eps iuueneruI aro requested 10 report nll dnfaa-
tc,,,a -. r. M. SClIIHMEG,
Lieut.. aud Chief 4. y. E u.
Oct.Y It ~
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Casualties at Chicsamausa.

We cali attention a the reports ot casualties III
eur prssent issue The lists Vi rasl"ltie' III E''
S.,d com ssl,iss, N NE lato bstslc of chick"n nu
20, ar. uus complete. EISehald's' roll Of honor
vs,r. lops.r and brighter with each men'n 0
,h9 var. I4s. none, as they r0ad,. fail to crave
blessinp oa tue talIea bravo who iou by "th0 k.V
or .f Death"
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HYMENEAI1

MARRIED, on the lat inst, by. A.Ramsay, .E'q.,
Mr.. SIMON HAKRlSapd Miss SINAI LIT
'TLET0N, alI Of this District.
MARRIED. on the 4;h instant, ly Rev. ". L.
Hawse, Mr.. CHARLES PARKMAN and Mrs
SARAH BUSsEY, ali of this District. -.
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Commanding cV. I, oath S. c. Y.
Casualties in Co. X, oath S. c. Reg't

Casualties in Co. Il, oath 5: &. Reg't.
Eiucd.-Lisot ] f Morgan, privatcs William
White and Franklin onzts
Y.unde,l-Curpl p II Stroin, very light, iincc
returned to duty C W Andrews, W Mathis and
J $ Williams, in reg, slis!t; W W McDaiicl,
arm, slight; II J Rush, ssverc.in shsulders G II
Scigcr, severe in hoad; W II Zimmerman, severe
in side aud arm S Wilhi,O, severe in mouth
L Il Kemp. Holmes md Isaac QUITS, vary
slight sincc returned to duty; A Zimmerman,
missing.
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;,raniteyil!e aud FaHclase tiotl.

WYE will BARTER at our Stare in Granite
w vile. ON the following Lrms: Uno ord OF
a. sihreting or one yard vaucluro Osuabuigt for
pound of Bacon II yds Shir,ins for tushel
of Corn or Peas All othGr articles Of Produce
Bartored for en liberal terms.
Oc.6 1ms 40 (:
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Notice.

nUR1NG my absence in tho war appoint
~ Larkin Reynolds rs my legal representative
w transact ail my business. j. S. REYNOLDS.
Chattanooga, Tsnn, Sept Ist 1853. 2t3S
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increase in .onr Price OF. subscription.
From-und after this date, until iurther notice,
our ,orns of subscription will bc s., 90 per annum
in advance. Tho high price Of paper, and EVERY.
thing clso, -campe's-us to mako tnls advance
August s,h, 1858.
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knr Tho AlyerLiser. .

- For tho Advertlser.
Casualties in Co. 1, 24h s. c. Rcg't.
NEAR cnIckAMAuGA RIVER, 10Th SErT. 1863
Kiiled-Lieut WI We.ls;and Private s.. W.
Sullivan.
womdea.-Lieut H Adams, nose, painful,
bu, not dangerous satgt MlW Prescott, right
arm, flesh; Blackwell knoe; c Busscy,
arm and ankle, severe !; John Carpenter, thigh,
flesh } E Carpenter, leftiside- and right leg,
severe; S Grafton, groin, flight; W 7 Jones,
loft breast, MORALLY; R W Maihis, face and arm,
dangerously; P 0 Sullivan, thigh, -acsh wound 4;
J A Til.mln lett arm brokers, right hand slight !;
D Waksr, left log, .assh ;sR Williams, thigh, ex.
tent not knoSa; u " YVnco, abdOia"n, mOrlEliy;
IL t jennings, missing; W L Robertson, missing,
supposed in the h.n.is of tue enemy
TuoS. j. ADAMS, serst I
Commanding Cv. l, 24th S. C. Y.
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r. W. ANDREWS, Lieut.;
/. Commanding Co. K, 2+lh S. G.

COIumanding Co. X, z4Ih >. Q. "
Casmnl,i.s in Field and S'"B Of the 24th S. 9. v.
Eilcd.--Adjutant J. c Palmer. lEounded.-
col g II Stevens severe in breDst apd arm; 1t
Coz E C.p RS, severe in thigh; Maj Jorcs,
scvo.c in shoul 'cr.
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as- Tie, letter. VI VIZ. Gpsce, Esq, to tbs
HOS. Mr. Mss.laosH, su Cur Financial STU"
,son,~ will bo published III our aext issue
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At tho samo times anil ga mill collect
from Registered Tax Payers. the YAK on amount
of gross sales from lst July 10 lat Oct.
Twill be required to mako my fo;urn tho last
of November. Therefore Tax Payeranre respect
fully reIpested to meet mo at my appointments,
), Persons Wishing to appeal fram assessment Of
Assessor, can do 50. .butwcon tho 18th OF October
and ist Nov. G. 81. MAY, 18th Dist. Col.
0ct7 7t 40
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eGA factory has been started in Greensboro,
Ala, for manufacturing black lead penoils' DUO
coss to it,
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aS- Mr. Ronksy TuRxsR, living 10 Log '!rc'k
eight niIes srstn this plaoo, hss Gfi's laa' ii
shsea be ,acds ;,r soldiers families free of toll
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mcrs~er.l editorials, Advertisements, oh;;ua-
~ notices, Sc. flsye boon unavoidah!y deferred
unsyl next weak.
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Fer Congress.

We have been auth. risai by the friends Of. tho
Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, Of Laurers, 10 ss'nounee
hi,n Candidate for reelection to Congress, from
this. Congressional District Ut tho next election.
Sept. 90, tes 80
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A Teacher Wanted

Hyo take charge of tao Rcd Bank Acsdo,ny. A
Il gentlynan Of e1poricnce, nmd one Iuslihsd
to ms ruct in the CLASSICS would bo preferred.
W.. M0BbEY.
-. Chair. Hoard Of iTru-tGes.
, Richard~ nvl g, S C.. Oct s. 3ts4o
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Association, s522,9 ,9s; from wsN MOORE s2st75;
"nb'o cnl -ctiou on Thursday at the Association,
sssa, 90; vuucluse Church, by Rev. D. Beddie,:
.sl2s,25.-Makinr ryt4l Of s2lhi,2n.
w n RICE Een'l Suu'daut
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Notice.

VXTILE 10 sold at my house, vt 10. o'olock,A.
w H. ION Thursday tho 18th day Of October
iast, u BLACK MARE MULE, taken up asau
eslr.y by Moses u.,ris Tho .lurshaser. will ho
required TO give uote and approved ssrurity pay
ablc t., tho Commissioners OF haads, ak m.Iths
saf,er date. o;0,s to be patf in cash.
A. JONES, NED.
Oo.-5 ~ o. 4.
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Books. Missing.

YEyHE I'd and 4th Vols of Napier,s Peninsular
Il Wnr from tho Library Of L: T. Wigfdl. Tho
gentleman uho borrowed these volumes will csn-
for great favor by leaving them 81 this Office.
Oct. z -. tt 40, =
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a Large and Valuable Plantation
ron SALE.

sh.ron Mr::sJalius D.y aow rssiios, si,a-.el@in
I'D .uGvld District ,ou.thes IIsnturS E4seee1d
Plank. Road, Is miles from Augusta, II iem
Ed.eGeldsC. H. and 8 from Graniteville, and
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au demanded II large return 'lVr the llihcss anu
entirety. of his fai'h aud confidence. His an.c-
tions like ihcsc of n:o-t mSu Of desp feeling, wei
silcn: in their. .aprs'Nion, and almost rclisivns in
shcir ftreidi,y. Thr worship in his home temple,
w..s not tho eniiy and fr'yclO,s dssaiou of fern,
or uc fashion, LEU; the deep and concentrated fer
your of Lhs heart, Cor the objects Of his first, hest
and holnst love. His hopes, aspirations and n.
bition we're proudly directed to that future, wien,
having donr the Sta. some serrioe, lie could re-
posc upon the arres 10 had Won, with nnnc
oncircIeI with historic rnown. lIe lived alone
for his country and his fas.ily, nnd has mado the
s.cri6c. of his life the noblest offering or his pa
tfiotisn, and affection. The rrescnt, as we'll as
Ii, future, was full II hope, and brilliant Su.ir-
paticps but a!a: the Shadow f,ll upnp the
fuun; y e, even AS il hubhling in tho monday
,un ami darkness forever rested on ills ence joy
Gus fS.
Tho drama Of life i, now ended, and the curhn
10 f4su upon tie last Net of tho closing scene of
this gallant s"llicrs .sinl carecr, but tse memo
~ of his exit. will live through all time rs the
fitting Termination of O. useful, honorable and pa
triotic life. Although then around the Altar of
his heurt's best Affections, anguished minisGa:ts
may kpesl in p,eous supplioation for strength, TO
support tho loss of,thc object Of their love and
devotion, and convulsive subs may interrupt the
prayers CT tho soldiers nio and children, in thoir
for the dead, yet may We not hope
tha, tho collection Of his hcroie end, will chas
ten the deep grief OF tito present hour aud like
t!rs sun beam through the storm cl0ud cha:e away
tn. dark and chserless prc1agcs of tho future.
NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
Our Army Correspondence.
FROM THE 18th VERMONT REGlM ENT.

BRArTIEBoRo', VI, July 20.
Dear journal When in pursuit of Lee
after the "three days at Gettysburg" we pass
the LIST Vermont Brigade who gave, by regi-
ment, three cheers for the 18th" At
Springfield, Mss, we were honored by a salute
from battery as we passed through the city.
and on our arrival here, last Monday, we
were met by our Brigade Band and the | 9th
Vermont who escorted us to the barracks,
gave us what bread and coffee they had and
nine cheers. All Of which we appreciate and
am grateful. We are pround Of the 18th, Of
our Colonel and Of ourselves and have we not
that right
We are impatiently awaiting to be muster
ed out which ! think will take place to-mor-
row as our muster and pay rolls are dated
July . ist. | think Wednesday we shall be
in Montpelier and probably only three com.
panies will 90 there. We turned over
our arms TO the State Saturday and am ready
to go home whenever Government chooses to
release us.
Our Brigade Band according to agreement
returned here with The 9th Vermont where
they are to stay until the l6th Vermont ar
rves. Last Wednesday they accompanied
the Woodstock Co. TO their homes and shared
the reception. The drummerboy Walter
Sulham was placed upon the speakers stand
and after showing his skill was showered whit
bouquets by the ladies who appreciatedh is
merit. We have an excellent band and in
tend that they shall accompany us TO Mont
pelier | send you list of the members
II. p. Seavy Leader II. i. Barber I'd T.
fiat Cornet + A. Wyman, Sd T. fat Corret;
c. Chapman "a b Aat Cornet; d. Torrey LIST
e fiat Tenor; /. II Kibbee, "a f FIAT Tenor;
f. Smith. 30 T. fat Tenor; W. H. Atkinson,
4th fiat Tenor; o. w. Richardson. lst b
fiat Tenor c. f. Putnam, ID b fat Tenor
B. T.. Shepard, Baritone d. l.. Chatfeld, LIST
b fiat Bass W. J. Seaver, ID b fiat Bass
II. 5. Dewey, lst Tuba W A. Black, ID
Tuba +. r. Keyes, Cymballs /. p. Fland-
ers, Bass Drum and Walter Sulnam. Small
Drum.
Most Of our sick and wounded are here
Sergt. Maj Ballou has been quite sick but
has almost wholly recovered. The season
does not permit wounds to heal very rapidly,
but our wounded are doing we'll.
Willard c. SNOW, Co. G, who was slightly
wounded in the thigh at Gettysburg, died Of
chronic diarrhea at the hospital here Sunday,
A. Andrew IT, Osgood, Co, II, died Of
wounds at Gettysburg, July 7th. This young
man was from Cabot. ard was wounded in
the right side, the ball entering the lungs.
They have conscripteu some ninety persons
in this place, and those have met seem TO be
la ge healthy and able-bodied men and would
make fine company, but find that major
ity intend to buy off It seems rather UNI
patriotic when Government needs men, stead
o. money those who might as wrll ~ as not,
should pay their $500 and remain cowardly
at home, But perhaps have different idea
Of what patriotism consists OF now-a- days,
than those who have served their country two
years at home. Look for US Wednesday
night. Yours &c,
I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
FROM CUlIBLFS7ON

The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal, jth,
has arrived. Gen Gilmore had commenced
mining Fort Wagner The siege was favor
ably progressing.
Gen Foster had taken all the Notifications
on James Island, as far as Secessionyille
Advices per Fulton state that the result Of
Gen Gilmore's operations up to the morning
of the l4th, are that he has passed all the bat
tcries on Morris Island, except Fort Wagner.
1t is reported that our IRON clads made a
breach in the south wall Of Fort Sumter
On the 18Th, ll3 wounded rebels were
brought to Folly Island
The iron-clad Passaic has sailed for
Charleston.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 81.
The United States gunboat Circassian,
Capt. Eaton, just arrived reports The,
left Charleston on Friday afternoon. A brit
tie was commenced Friday by both the land
and naval forces, and was progressing when
the Circassian left. No particulars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24
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reuetal government had no constitutional
power to ooerce States. Secession and re-
bellion were State Rights, according to
the creed Of the secessionists. Wood sub
scribes to the doctrine, and applies it for the
same purpose, but in different form. The
war must be stopped, the rebels must be res
cued we will break down the CONSUMPTION
law lna' VIII oreak doWn the army and the
war and we will do It by State action-the
Federal government having no power to coerce
State.
That was Fernando Woods proclamation
on the 4th OF July, and Governor Seymour
was not Ignorant oft He, too, addressed the
peace democrats OF New York on that day,
but we Will pass that speech and quote from
later Official act In his proclamation to
TIE citizens OF New York Governor Seymour
said
sgth persons Sae mob are ,em'ndea that 1e only op
appeal to the eouris The right Of every citizen make
courts must be respected and obeyd by rulers and peo
Pey %''s s,, he e,F,,, me '"' '41 Sla'e OF A1S
nay rely upon rigid enforcement Of the lars Of ms
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