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men entae9en al rufsn. Wtr DerIammelten
uns um 8 ubr, luGten bic Qteber gum St6nb'
den aus unb fanssn O%ielel6en suUor nod Elm
NAL bnrH.
Dds srle Dur !: sd erGBe DtG", bann
baS bsfannte vNaap aruunb tie Stag, bann
oas berrlide vOebet UOr Der @@la6t", BON
StorG, r6Sr' uns NImddt|ser" (Tert BON
st. RGrnes) uaD gum SGLuB ba8 oubstannte
v6rtiA ean3e GOmpusnts" &c. @esen 10
ubr ltanbsu mir uubemertt Dor BEN 3slte bes
@enerals unb bSrten bsnlelben tn elmer Inter
reopng begrifsn. DpA IOpte bas praGtUUle
SD eritee Ot4", bur& bic M6enoluft eetra.
gsu, aus DteleU beutI6en &ebleu berDorauO0,
Dsrbrettste Fh etne aIeemetue Stiue pur1
bds gauge Camp uno ber @eneral fam auS
leinen 3eIte berppr, INN 6te Stuff belleg b1ren
ga fSnnen. Nls MIR eeenbEBt batten ttat er
tn bic Wlstte be8 Stretn8 uuD Iprah Ietnsn
Oanf aus, gu gletAer 3ett ben Bsrein su
siuetn @loie Wsin stnlnDenb. 6tetauf pea>
0ete er Ii6 gu CAPT. q. TreYslsben GA. 3d.
einem unlsrer SaIttsn unp ertnnot9te th
nab benz 0eiun0bettS3ultaub beS Jtsgiments.
Oana benestte ct ben SberIt Qatbolot umD
bf9riiste benGslben. ia9enO : SO 1ebf, oab
lslbf pte Stropabea DEN Gtimmen osr tapfern
DeutIGen nthts l6aosn, psnn %stnerlet, OBJ Der
8erein I'M Camp ltsgt unO Der Rube 8enteBt
pber auf Dem WorIAe III, Der @elan8 If ltets
l0Sn uno traftts." 5terouf ItsB ct if& nit
me9rsrea Der Wettsltsoer In l1nterbaltuu9 eth
uno CAB nns unter Qn0erem aud bte Jeui8-
felt, bae uRiere DipilEon bei Dem bepUrltsben
Den 6eIosu9e, (psr tebeufaus laUn tn ben nd@
lfen Go8sn aufongen iptro) tpieper Die Borbnt
Der Nrn,ee bIIpeu ,perbe. Dice mar teoDdj
fttg una, ettpas Nltes. Set Sabr uno Sag
btl0st tpir lAon Die IOeonce uno baben una
ooran idOn 5temlia gspSbnt. DoA Aenu8.
Gte ieDsn aus UcrRebsnbsnt, pab oa5 Eager
leten aud manGe @enale Darbieteo, iosng
man Ii9 nur DrDentlIA betrGAt.
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NOstGOMri Transformation.

SefferO on City, 2. Sfps. 6eute
Wforgeu wurbe elm @omite, tpovon iebes
County Dec States burn ein MttaIEep per-
trsten III, beielIt, Tim itG naD WalbtnstOn gu
begeben unO Dem YrdTDenten Die 8eInpsrpen
Oe6 IOYalsn 89ites BON Wifourt DOrjuIegen ;
auA Dur0en Dte untOnamdnner Bon Ran1as
etngeia0eu, eine Delegation init Dem ebsn er-
ranntsn @Omtte mad WaIGinQton ga IAtden.
&tne NOrslIe fol- Don benz Staats @recutp
@Cmtte Der Gman3ipattOnss Dartet on bas 0OIt
ION UlifiOurt eylaHen wsrbsn, um Das 0erf
ra0ttater Ns fOrmen gu bsf8roeru.
Da5 betrefenDe Somite bratbte cine Nette
ron SefAliifen elm
1. Ote Ee9terun9 tn einer f~r1fttgen Berr
fOI5ung oes &rteae5 6i5 CUR SottitQn0t9en I'm
t%erogidung oes Quftanbe3 ;t uuterflbtn.
2. Die mtlitGrilGe Srgant1atton unO bic
prpUtfOrtlAe Ne8terung bes Staates tperpen
8etaOeIt, neil fe Der 1nterbriidua8 Des 9Iuf-
tanOes entge9enarbeiteten &c.
3 Die &man5ipatIona Proclamation bes
Drdf0enten QtncOIu miro g~sbtl4tgt, uno t,ur
Die llnterftitB ng folder @anbtoaten gut Gee
betben, psiGe peu 0runoIaBen Finer VrptIas
nation b~uIOt8en.
4. Die 8unbe8regtegun8 nitro aufaeforbert,
iI@ rem fran3Gliden GtnfIuB tn Wfertto gu
ptoerIeBsn.
5. Dte proptioriide Staotsee9teEung tpirb
Der untIeue segen Die IupaIen 8sppbuer 9es
Stoates angstlagt.
Ser Z. 8elGIuB %1erIan8t cine NbGnbsruna
Der %GonfttattUn, wOourd) ale bspe6tIelsn
,0s8ner Der 9unps8Ee8teruH9 Der 8areerre6te
berautt tperbeu.
8, Die @slsBBebun8 fiji cine neue Gpufk.
uante ~berufen, unp TN 60u tbrrr 0eIaeruna
fol- bas 8olt ,ei.S tbun.
@sttsre 8ei@lilie ~fprDern ben 0Oupernsmr
@amble nnb ben Gtsmt. @Uup. San auE tbre
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Oeuti3er @efamg in General NOfem~
frans'S Grmsc+

Gus Camp 9arrinetOn BET Gtepenlo Jon. DID,
iArstbt elm @OrrtipOnoent bet so. StsatG."
vVm 20. @ueult unter NnDersm
Grcboem Der 8etbaug BON Wluafr8sbUrO
aud benz 8ereiue niGt otet 3ett iitrto lief,
10 tuuroe bod isoes StsGen frete 3sit bsnuBt,
um ben Strapoben bes Marlhes unb oes
Gelb3ugs bod aud etntee Semitic 3usufngeu.
0sfern iGlus Sen. HOlenfrans (eiu 6oupts
quarter bter auf uub ba blos un|re Brigade
BIER an bteiem DlaBe lte9t. 70 fanben ,ptr es
far ntGt mebr UIe retbt mno btQtg, bemfelbeu
Dur@ etn StGnD@en eth fr6blihes DiQtoms
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VI sserleAttsfdoe O2nt6rteDseu.
%. Mmdmit 1863. 9 l1h,

Orie6iibes sseuer, Nn& BEN DoYtun
s., SOurnoI 1T 8rteGtf6ea Geuer cine unccn-
aitntiunelIe @OmpOlitiVn, bic boz btabOIiiGen
0anfse NbCltttOntfen gu benz 3psde 9ebraut
III, um bic GreunDe Der 5riepsnSDemDfratte Su
betrGben. Setne unmtttslbaren 6ol8en tper-
Den perart 1siu, OaB 8eanrsgarp unD pte 8e=
gobner BON @borleftCn stnen UorsslAmad pOm
bsrn 9enteben, tpas fe titnfttg gu erTuarten paa
beu+
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0ernttfcpte WGebriAtem.

Dte @eHerGle rs 5npene al.
Gnell. Ser Cincinnati CONNER
cial IAretbt Sir Iatsn nsultd cine 0botO-
srdpbie BON Sen. See, benz fdttgl!en Der Gs>
telens@ ener6le. Sstne 6aore unb Bart
ltnb wsiB tDte Sanee; letn 81 lfht trdgt ttsfe
6urben uno ben NuSOYud etneS urrjsitt8en
Mlter8. 8or 3pet Sabren erI9ien Gee in ct
uer photographic als eth Wann in Der8Iit6e
Oss 9sbens, NIT etnem istr anfpreaenOen fall
teuloisn @stAt muo NIT buntlem 0a1r unb
SGnurrbnrt.
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OunhesbauntitaOt.

DafGinetOn, 8. Sept. DIE 8re
gate Sabtne 9tnq AM Oienltag Don gta
2OnpOn an bic Si1e BON Dtew Gnglanp at
nm Die %bOrtt8en Slider, psIGe 10 LANCE o.
mi,nIGt boben, In Deu GeeotenIt e!n3utretel
In ben StanO gu tbeu, an 8oro pss noble
S8tf6 gu tpmmsn.
0em1B etne8 8trtdnoni1es Der WlmaOe
60. nit Der &e9tsruug bat bic Suedflber @r
pom @altfornteu am L. Ds. bon ben AtmaoG
Witnen 8elb 9enCmmen.
Vopbattan q. QoGe tit gum Sen. NnWa
BON NepuDo GerrttOrtnm ernannt wOrOen.
Die DOretltBe 8sr6fentliGun8 be8 Grtel
oes DratOenten an pte DladsnUer ammluu
BON SGinOts 1T Obne Dt6en unO 9egeu b.
WGnld beS NbIsRoers erfOIgt.
Sie S@Gadt bel Sonep Gprimss, 9lrs.
Sen. Blunt iagt in Istnem CfF,teuen sc
riot; Da5 1. farbt8e 8anIas 8egt. aet6net
It'd VCr auen Dtn9en aus. Gle fodten nj
Weteranen mno bteIten tire 2tnte pab1enp be
aau3sn SAla6t. S6re Ralt6lGttafett mi
Gapferfett mar untbertreRH6. sic uoren In
tetBelfsn Rampfe unO lanDea Den spetfad
aterIegenen Geronern segenG6er. tpslGe ae tn
ptlCe Glu@t IAlu9en. Gin terantl6e8 We4t
9ta9 NIT 800 Wfann In bic 6@la6t NM
Febrts NIT nur 60 3urnf.
GbarleRum.
Der 8erjug In Der @rpberuna BON @borley
tUn lieat wabrIAsiult9 benz pl6sltAsn Stst-
gen bss 9OIOes gu @runse. Dte1es, welaes
mon bts GIT etnem gewi1ien @vabe ernarten
oulfte, rehtfertt9t teoOn fstnsspsgs bic etnae~
T9lagene RtGtunS Der @oppfr6enD. Vrefe. bas
6fentlide Bertrduen In ben euDltAen Grfo(o
pOn Gen. gtQmore'e Champagne 3tt eIaatttrn,
gDGbreno 3ettungen wte Der Sem Oort 6eral0
unD gepantenlOle NaGbgtev tire Jcrdfte an.
tren9ten, I'M oas Dutlttum 3u Der Qn76t ~
triugen, Sen. 0lQmpre tonne tuenn er noQe
in Wentgen Stunben feline 1lrbett 0~o[enoen.
baben mir ME Herfannt, nelde8 8teIeutperf e.
Dor li6 bate uno ltnp oaber UNI 10 ppr1dttdgr
G~etpeItn, In unIern Qeiern feline ooreiliQey
6Ufnunget 3u sripsden. @fn. @tumOre asUer
fA 9tnDernife Ia ben Dsa, Ute fe iflba bes
QerOs Oes Welten8, Grant, Dor 0tdsbura ut6t
"a bstGmpfen Bette. Die @cetgnI1c, pie he bis
ttBt Iid geltaltst tabsn, Iafen un8 a6er bic
50fnune beaen, Dap fribev pOer ipGter @iQ-
more'6 uno Dabl5rsen'6 Banner NIT eatI&sj-
bsn0em Gtege gsfr6nt mer0en mIGen.
Wie Der Daibin9tOn Star 8au3 ri6ttg
iaQt, (agen gar fsioe 0titnbe oOr, RAP @bar.
leton ebeg fallen ioGte, BIS ua(ere Arinee pU.t
23svtV'p SstnNv 81 vtrrw punrge% r0raeprutt.
gen TT. Der, u6bfr su Der Stopt, nnIere Col.
Daten weni8er bsn @efatren pes Gltmas uni
ben fetnpltden 0eldaBen ausIeBt. rnlerC
isttaen 8spsguneen fnD niAtS meter, ola
cte gtnIsttung 3u Oenen bes 0ertfss. 8ta
mad benz erlten l6arfen Trote barften tptr 81
nt&t wagen, @bnrleton ga bnItfn, fouttn nj,
e8 ftlblt f,iber erOtern. O5aletA Sen. @tQ
more notwithstanding btnnen "a Stunbcn BIZ
@tabt In &rimmer lsaen fGnnte, ii 60 flar
cob 0te 3eit, in weIGer lptr nit gtS6ten
Vortbftl ba3n i@retten %f5atlen, nod ni6t ae-
fomnen III,
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SIN 6arpers OeefIp wtrb bte Rus
pfelfopfs Wlatform III 3wet UeIAlGfe s%uIauls
mengeorGnat, bic nIiO Iauten:
u g8ir ltnD gu @unaen beS RrteBes.
p g8tr ltnO 8eeen a0e Maeressln, Tim
benIelben aR fibren.
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DDrcsRer, 3. @ept. Dte bemptratiide
eDnOenttUn btsleS Staates tTat bsute 1000
Oelssaten fart auIammeu.
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Dem NetfecUrreippnbenten ber
9onbonsr USime0", Srn. @alienn, bat Getee-
tar @eparp Die @rIaubntB BITE Wrmee res
Sea. Wisats 3u bsslettsn. auf'S 8eltimmtelte
p~srrpttgsrt, "a ole Shines" Elm vbOAUerrdtte'
rtGae8" 8lntt fat. 60 melOet pte Nstp OOs.
fer 3tntes.
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10m Wnteren @Utotnac.


6eute WOrgen fam BITE expedition auriid,
nel9t mad Dem Nnppablnnpd geIanot tpav,
uni Die &anpnsntSte Sateutte uuo Reltance
wteoer3aer bern, Da tie nesen bes ntsortasu
WnfIertfanoes ntGt peiter ais Gappabanncd
tcmmen Fonnte.
@tn MotrOIe bee Satellite, pfl8em 60 as
lang, ben Nebelen 31 entpiiGen, fam ebfn.
fats IN uno bertAtet, baB er ntGt mebr ais
$50 8sbeufnrettsr fat. Der Satellite wurbe
mad Sort NaYal 9el9ltppt InO bic 8eItauce
1olts Ser6ranut weroen, nahOem fte 3uDor De-
p~linoert mar. 60 ipar bic NbliAt Der Ntbslsm
gstpelea ben Gurrttud s~benfals at nebmen,
oann NIT Den bret Shtfen ben erlteu, beHen
Sceannampfer 3u uebrnen upo gum Yi:aten
3u MAIDEN. QstOer nuros i0uen sirltr IbEne
plan 0urA 0te psrlpGtete Nntunft besGnrrttua
3n WaHer.
Dtan fam bGrouf rehnen, baB Sen. Wteabe
6ts tebt eutUsper ben Sateltte wteoererutert
Uoer Oe &ebslsn se8wunesn bat, i'm ju Ssrs
breunen.
Der srUae GinfGu.
9Die Der ggaTtIngtcn Star bcrtdtet, If 60
notwithstanding, bag 5te Observation-Disclosures .
iptluee VuPI. UtLVUuuW INV iRlUe @oupdGnte
IN 81. dug, BET 2ee8burg perjaste, aus unlez
rem etgener, unb niGt aus Smtpben's Qsutsn
belfan0, ba Dteler Qebtere mebr ais 200 Nleis
len bon bort tsten mub. Scr eintaeu 0pfen
bsgdb F2 Majcr QpweQ mad Qses6ura, INN
Wbite'S @uerillas, welGe auf ben 6Oaba6
Bergen bau len, gu sertreueu, WRtte l&tparmt
In Der 0egenD lumber, un pas CONTRIBUTIONS.
@eieb CUR Ausfatruug gu brtn8en, unD rptrb
babel BON benz NebeQengeneraI Sons uaters
ltlst, Der In Der lpgsnannten sBa(Ie" in ben
Blue RtN8e Bergen auf 8eute Iauert.
@s9en Dtsle bstpen Ganoen SOn Gtrau@s
bteten lstfet uns Capt. MsanS bon 9guppn
County Dte tefen Dtenits. ipelber cline Sem,
pagnte BON llnipnIeuten, aleS a~stprene 8tr0is
inter-, suiammen9ebra6t bat, BITE 81 tole "a
einsm Battalion gu pererOBsrn tUft.
&esGbIuns Ser NGr,mee.
Das G4atamt bat eeRsrn @ap:ere auss
9%eferttJt, Inn pte 9eIammte &rmee ;u he.
3ablen.
GIusseesbene TrefOrfbeiue.
Der @eIammtbetrag Der erfen auf StAt
3abIbaren 6repgi6etne, psl@e ntGt stn8eITft
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Mebeuenberi6te.
Heer .MiA,mpnb aahiaM iiber MnoInnh.

o@to6osm b1s ~tonangs6snee en8( foe 8fott
nit aller Rur 4 etne Irennung Der Union unb
perniGt,nben Rrte9 berbsigsfabrt tat. bS6nt
en- tsb, ieine blutsnDsn Spfer. DoN irene iiG
bte Shines" ntat ga frit. ba6 ut6 isbe G}ss
legenteit enbltAen 2rtumpbe8 S~erIoren fet.
3stn, %3tpan3iG, ia fanft8 Sabre elnea gsre
patun8afrtsgeS weroen fetne bIsi6enoe Spur
ouf btelem iun3sn. lsbenSfr1ftt4en @slttteile
~3uritd(uien. Sa finf Sabren mad benz 8rte.
pan tpegoen tpir frii9 unD 70 mGAtig, ipie gu
Dor, fetr, tnb Gin babes 9abrbunpert tntb
Der lit ieOe Spur oes &fsa beriGwunoen
QQs5 Dtrb pOri6sr fstn. 6IoB BITE GrtnneruyiG
Der Mp(e. mef4p GnnInnh IN h4eipn4 Trnr,n
gefpigIt fat, uno Die 0eeb(tnfett Der N11e
olsttt, iueIGe mir %1nIeren S5bnen DerrnaG)su
perben."
(Dsr 5tmmsI 1T TOD un0 Der @3ar If
tpett
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g}oit Synrt MnntOe.

Sort Mpmsoe, 2. Sept. Der Dams
pier Wa6aduletts bon Bottom leote bsate BIER
an unO natm etaen aoblenpOrratb sin. Oas
3uBbUUt OubLsp Bud Isgslte beute Mtttag
naA Weipberu, g. g., at.
Son @toyle1Ou fnO uom fstne g~teut9Fe'ten
einaetrofsn. Der Dampfer g. 81. Spauloiyg
If fdtig.
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Sic StaGtswablen int 6er6F. Stuuts
irablen rerOen In Dteiem 6erblt unb SpGt
LA.Ln La enfAAnknn MLAAA LGA

Sn f0lgenost STdaten tDerDeit 9OuareB~
mttglteber gspdblt; GermOnt 8 Gottforuten
3; MarplanO s; Deloware 1 Wetptrgts
uten 8. DurG pte|e @~On9rebwoblan mub CO
ith pCuenOs enti6etDen, ob Die Neeierun9 TIM
nq6Fen @ongrelie cine ~atIolute M!sbr9eit 3D.
Ben mtrb.
0amcaRrr, 1. Sept. 8Ortsen Mtttwo&.
NaAmittass 9easn 4 Il9r, Rtes einem WlGb,
den. NameuS WarY Soubers. tn Der yGbsn
paptermable" eth IAauper6affs unalaf 3u,
weldsS ibren Sub our Gol8e bate. Ste par
NIT MwsiOrtirunG BON Qumpen beIAdfti9t,
l1rttt tabsi aber stnen SAaft, tpslAer 9e.
brouAt miro um bic &roft Der Vaptermible
NIT elmer augebuutsn Malatnenwsrttatt sa
Derbtnpen ; Der Gaum tbrts &letbes SerFng
16 BARN un0 fe ipurbe tn raider Nnfetnam
Derfolge tRebrrnals he~rumBepirbelt, pOtet ttr
ROpf anifie6 unb Der S&GOel tn firhterltde,
WeiIe 3eridhnlettert tpnro.
NmB Gnm6ribQe. Sn Der @ountYcon.
p%enttOu, pelGe bter ant Wontag 3uIamrnsn
trot, tcurOe 6err Sc6n 8rctnwn gum Gan
OtOoten beg eelsb8ebeuosu RGrper6 un5 q. 9
TtAarblon gum COUNTY SurpspOr nCmintrt
Nus 9aaerftbtpn. Wotor 8SrnFett
sat bier Elm Wsfrutirungsbureau fir Oa8 2
unO 4. 0~eBerre9tment erGfnst. Cine Nn3ab
Tutbtesr bat itA berett8. Ietner Organization
an9efAlpIen.
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Gtue "refotute Grau. Sn ether
Gfentltbsn 8eri ammlung, pslGe tir3lt6 In
GbarIe1pu, 81, abesbaltsn purbs, sraAte
sin 5evr elm 6urrab fir Self Davis ou6.
&urJ entlGlOlsn noGm sine Dame etuen Son~
menI&Irm uno psrIsBte rem Davis fann
einsn leI@sn 6Hlas iber Die Nule, oab Der
5tsg FINES NisGVggans %8erI&msttert ruurbe.
Oils bic SoIeaten i'm 6Oip,tol go. 1 bobOn
bErteu, btelten ite Wfeeting, faRten 8e1aluie,
pprta Die Shat Der Danie beiObt uno beftmqtt
spuroe, i6r eineu 8tng gum @sfGenf 3n mae
men. S6r Mdnm purDe BET 6errpptue gun,
Rriippel geGAOHen.
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@etfesge9enwart elmer S ia u.
Cine Mrs. 3enosriUn BON @ranb 9tapibs,
Mltnigan, befonO lA onf etnem @pa3territt,
aIS plTbIid etu furGt6arer Sturm lOebrad.
Watren0 fe i'm oOlen 0aIOpp oabtn rift,
I'll 3te gsrooe Dor ibr eth Baum nie0er, Dime
lt9 sinen Nu8enbltd su b%slinnen, ipran9 le
pom Bferoe uno etnsn Wagenblif lpatsr fir3te
Der Baum geraOe auf ben SattsI bes BferOe8,
/ bteres IN cline f%Oru,lUIe MaIfe serlNmetsruD,
ipabreus ote frau nnDerlebt baD0n Fam.
Der etnf 70 M a9ttge eta NJ IN
Der MOntaufsS nrinnsr uuf Song 9alano, til
isbt auf 5 0erlouen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9br isBt9er @bef lit Sp!ueeter @barr; feline
untertbansm tetben: GHita, 8tu, Dapio uno
9tepbPn.
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DulllmOrt lUffhft.
galttmors, ben 4. Ssp!ember 1863.

80
z2-Eg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

DEATH OF ELIJAH SMITH, Fsa We are
panied to learn that Elijah Smith, Esq, OF
Mortified, died very suddenly of Paralysis,
On the afternoon of Tuesday, the 7th. He
was an old and highly respected citizen, a
prominent member and officer of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, an active busi-
ness man, and better than all good man
His age we believe is 6s. He leaves wife,
who has been his companion for nearly half
century, and several children, none of whom,
however, with the.exception Of one daughter
will be able to enjoy the mournful privilege
Of joining their mother in bis funeral obse-
quies. "The righteous shall be in everast-
ing rene mberance. - Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17
The conyention then adiourned.

A BIT OF HIsroRY.-Sinee the copper
heads, like Ben. Smalley, have charged the
rebellion to the RepsSheans of the North,
the Rutland Herald has improved the oppor-
tunity to publish bit Of history on this point,
contained in the debates Of the Convention OF
December 1860, by whose act the State Of
South Carolina seeded from the Union,
thus
Mr. Parker;-It appears to me- with great difference
the opinions that have been expressed that the pabe
mind is fully made up TO the great occasion that nov
awaits IL IS spasm0dc efJrt thai has sft-
iey upon s, bH a. has been gradually eoti,idtn ng f0y
Hg series Of years, utI az last has come 70 thai
pOinf oheH may say the matter - fircly right
Mr.. lnglis-lf there is any gentleman present who
wishes debate this matter OF course this body will hea
him but delay for the purpose Of discussion fo
one am opposed IT, As my fuend (Mr, PaTker) has
said most Of have had the matter under o0nSiderd
ton Tor he iIst tDsty years, and presume hau,
BY thiS time arrived at a dc, -Ji0H on tie subject
Mr.. Kett-We are performing great act which in
wolves only the stirring present, but embraces the
whole great future Of ages 10 come hare BEEN engaged
n this Increment eueT Silco ent red political hfc. am
will take place tomorrow We have carried the body OF
this Union It's last resting place, and will drop
the flag over its grave.
Mt Rhet-fhe secession Of SOts,A CdrciiHa Is not an
epea Of day. 1t is not anything produced by Mr. Lin
eons election, by the execution Of the Fugitive
Slave Law Il Is matterwhich has been gathering head
uI thirty years and in the production of this great result
the great who have passed before us, whose great
and patriotic efforts have signazed the times In which
they lived have not been lost Have The labors Of Cal
been forgotten, when he declacd few years ago
r the secession n South Caronia aud that secession
would be the consumauon Of their liberties
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17
WHAT THE IAN q l5rH WERE DOING
HEADoUARTERs Co. ID, l5TH VI. V. NJ \
Camp near Westminster, Va,
Ii. Il

We are enjoying ourselves on this the an
niversary of orr Independence, in the quiet
way Of resting our weary frames after forced
march of 80 miles in days without rest
and with short rations.
We started from Union Mills at o'clock
p. NJ, on Thursday the 25.h day of June,
and arrived here yesterday at about P. M.
We passed through Centreyille, crossed the
Potomac at Edwards Ferry, so on through
Frederick City, Emmitsburgh and up to Get
tysburg, Pa, where the Brigade arrived weary
and worn, Wednesday eve, July LIST, with the
exception of the 18th regiment, which was
left about miles behind to guard the train.
The Brigade was placed in position Thursday
morning and five companies OF the 18th rog
iment wero thrown ont as skirmishers. Our
regiment was then moved off to the left,pass-
ing in the rear and very near to the line OF
skirmishers, who we're already engaged in a
brisk firing. Not man but what expected
TO be in the muss in few moments, but all
moved on as though they were simply going
to have battalion drill. We were soon mad
dened through and through by learning tina,
we were ordered back to guard the train, and
that the train had been ordered back to head
quarters, which are at this place. We did
not feel that any of us would be the ones to
be killed, and we were so tired and sorefooted
that anything seemed preferable to marching
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

The news Of the fall Of Vicksburg, in con-
nection with Meade's great victories, filled
patriotic hearts with great joy. In Montpe-
lier, this feeling was demonstrated by the
ringing Of bells and firing ofcannon for hours
and a bonfire in the evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

We have scent letter from Lieut.. Prentiss
confirming the report Of the gallantry of the
18Th He estimates its loss in killed and
wounded at four hundred. Lieut.. Prentiss
was struck twice, but without injury. Bal
lou, who was reported wounded, wss very
slightly injured. We hope that other re-
ported injuries viii turn out to be slight
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17
VIcKsBURG, July 4, /
Nd CAIRO, July 10.
IRON NE " ORLEANS.

The steamer George Washington from New
Orleans. July 4th, has arrived The seige
continued at Port Hudson. but nothing fur
ther is known. Orders had been issued by
Gen. Shepl for the formation OF brigade
of Louisiana United States volunteers, for
tenn of sixty days for special service in de-
fence of New Orleans.
New Orleans letters report the capture by
rebel cavalry, of Gen. Neil Dow, at farm
house back OF Baton Rogue, where he was
convslesoiug from wound.
1t was generally believed at New Orleans,
that an assault would be made on Port Hud-
son on the 4th. Gen. Banks had reviewed
the stormlng party under the gallant Col,
Birge Of the 18th Conn, and addressed them
in fitting terms on the arduous and noble duty
before them
A raid is reported by rebel cavalry into
Springfield Landing. They we're repulsed st-
ter short skirmish, but in the meantime had
carried Oft some negroes and destroyed
quantity OF stores.
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1t seems to be the fate Of the Vermont
troops to come in at hard pinch aud rescue
their brother soldiers from destruction. As
at fredericksburg the 9th corps (sedgwick's,
embracing the lst VI. brigade saved large
part Of Hooker's army, so at Gettysburg on
the I'd Of July. the 9th again uobly rescued
the ID, Sd, and 5th corps, and that too at the
close Of march Of Ihirty-six hours. They
we're aided by the lst corps also, in which is
the ID VI brigade. Nobly done. boys.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

LAMoILLE CoUNrY.-The Union conven-
ton nominated the following ticket:
J A CHILD. Hydepark. Senat5f.
SAMUEL PLUMLEY Eden. I s,,,,t J,a,s,
THADDEUS HUBBELL, Wolcou, '''
e. G CHADWlIk Cambridge, J dye eef PROBATE
J. X GLEED, Morrisville, States attorney.
JOHN SEANEk, STOVE sheriff
TRUMAN SMITH, Gilmore. Htgh Bdiiif
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

The Vermont cavalry Is under Gen. Kilpat-
rick The New York Times reports the fol-
lowing wounded
Capt. Persons, in shoulder.
Lieut.. Cheney, in hip.
Albert Green, and -- Brownell
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

FIT WoRK FOR CoPPERHEADs. - On
Thursday night previous to the Fourth, one
Iiberty-pole in Sheldon, two in Enosburgh
and one in East Berkshire were cut down
Miscreants who do such dastardly work are
not deserving of the blessings of free gov
ernment and would look better to emigrate
South.--St Adams Telegraph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

DEoEAsED.-Hon. Horatio Needham died
at his residence in Bristol on Wednesday
morning the Sth inst, OF erysipelas. The
funeral will take place to-day at noon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

The State Convention on the sth was well
attended and the proceedings entirely har-
monious. Mr. Dulingbam's course was
especially commendabe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

REoRUIrINo.-The Bennington Banners
correspondence says that Colonies Randall
and Veazy contemplate recruiting a Cavalry
Regiment when their time is out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Rev. l.. b. Steele was ordained and install
led as pastor Of the Baptist church in John
son, July lst.