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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-11-14

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
Vicksburg Items.

letter in the st. Louis Democrat says there
is notion in the minds of our generals that the
rebels at Vicksburg will break out some night,
and the troops consequently sleep on their arms.
They sleep around their guns when they have
chance They sleep in the day time when the
guns are cooling. One of our batteries on the
brow of hill had dismounted rebel guns. and
It's shooting was 80 accura ate that tina enemy did
not dare mount gun within thousand wards
of it. During an armstice to bury the dead,
rebel officer admitted that the battery was too
much for them, and that the lost FIVE hundred
men in the stockaoe in front of it in one day.
Sharpshooters still command the rebel works
il the rear, and the Coniederates are notalIowed
to show their heads without becoming targets
for hundreds of rifles ss~- a~.~ 90 : FL.
The general position of Grant army remains
unchanged, his advanced regiments being daily
relieved and fresh ones substituted.
A deserter who came into our lines today re-
ports that three rebel Brigadier Generals have
affected their escape from Vicksburg on our left
and one on our right. The same men say that
Lieut.. Gen. Pemberton has been compelled to Weld
tho command Of the troops in Vicksburg to his
junior officer on account of dissatisfaction with
his management OF the defense.
The prospect is encouraging for starving the
enemy out Of his stronghold. 1t is tedious
undertaking, but have no doubt of its innate
success Although the health of the army is
good at this time, fear this hot, sultry weather
may induce a different condition.
A deserter from Vicksburg says the evident
policy Of Pemberton will be, when he is satisfied
that all hopes of succor from Johnston are gone,
to break out through cur lines on the LETT, and
endeavor to cut his way through to Big Black
The damage to VIcksburg occasioned by the
fire of our guns and mortars is immense lie
estimates that at least one fifth of the city is
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
Notice TO will Owners.

Persons Intending to build Grist Circular Saw Mills
can mud at HOLSTERS Mills North Montpelier four cost
rob Shas two OF which Ave inches Ia diameter IA
FEET long, with five feet pueys attached Also tn ee
80 nch pueys for mill spinds and three "a inch puleys
for ghleners all of which ara II in n face and cast
Also TWO shafts six inches in diameter Of which is
Ii ieet long the other being feet with bevel
gears three to one in notion six inch face, with DO
for the same to run in, -
One Single Mil for saving shingles One Clapboard
MIL made on au improved plan. The above Machines
cannot he equalled as for .ortmansn,p nd durabIit
here IS g cd opportunity for those vi shng to pur
chase as they will be sold at liberal discount.
Also, am prepared to build lst and Circular Saw
Mills VIII furnish Leather and Rubber Be ting Boiling
Cloth, and Burr Mill stone to order at manufacturers
prices. MARTIN HOLLISTRR Muwriaht :.
April, % 1853. d&w,f s''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
TTCE.
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned having in the Comn ssh on bus
ness f'r 'ne TIM aud k owing me wants aud n
cessy OF mmeu, tte ses and remittances of the sale
of Produce, would iIfom Me chans Others who shin
Produce to B"s Market that we are prepared to Ike
sales of all kinds OF Produce to care immed late
ly on lis rival aud The proceeds will immeda ely
forwarded 10 the cInsin0r Fpr or abb iy do So we
refer to Hon RooEeicR Rich y, and for Ils1icu
lars, prices &C. W. LD,R, both of Montpelier.
uARVEY & PARKER
Commission Merchants,
tw6ml6 No 80. Market st., Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

destroyed. Up to Wednesday at IL O'Clock the
names of 1O9 women and C idren were reported
at the Provost Marsbals's Office, who we're killed
by the explosion If our missiles in different parts
of the city. Among these is said to have been
the wife of Pemberton himself.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

|
troops. The rebels are entirely hemmed In, and
no succor can reach them. 3 T,|'r''
ra-' .."p' u)r "r 49, H
WAsnINGroN, June 10. From an officer who
participated in the fight, it is ascertained that
yesterday morning two, brigades OF Gen. Pleas
anton's cavalry, under command of Gen. Bu-
ford, made an important reconnaissance toward
Culpepper, and had one of the most obstinate
cavalry fights that has occurred during the war.
| The force was composed of Gen. Buford' 8
brigade and another cavalry brigade unde. the
command of Col. B. f. Davis, supported by
two batteries of artillery and two regiments of
| infantry as q reserve.
| At half past twelve clock on Monday night
the cavalry bivouacked near Beverlyford on the
| Rappahanneck At three O'Clock IN the morn
ing the men were called the horses fed and sad
died and at four clock they crossed the ford.
Beyond the ford was a semi-circuar belt of
woods with range of rlfe-plts near the edge OF
| the timber, and a line of pickets guarded the
ford and the southern bank of the river.
The 9th New York cavalry crossed first and
drove the pickets back to the rifle pits and after
desperate conflict cleared the woods, the enemy
falling back on their artillery and maintaining
their position until ! 2 o'clock, when our arti-
lery came up and drove them back six miles in
the direction of Culpepper Court House, W hen
our forces returned and recrossed the ford In
good order ...,,-...r
Nearly all the fighting was done by the caval-
ry and was of the bloodiest character, mostly
hand 10 hand, with sabre and pistol and in the
woods ~ e r - t E5
The heavy timber was not very dense 80 that
horses could advance through it, but the under
growth was thick, and when trooper dropped
he was effectually concealed.
Our own loss was considerable, and the slaugh.
ter of the rebels fearful The proximate number
of the casualties GU both sides are not yet repor
ted. The following are reported among our
casualties
Col. B.F. Davis, 9Th N. Y Cavalry, killed ;
Capt. Benz. F. Foote, do, killed Lieut.. Cut
ter, do, killed Lie0t. Reaves, do, mortaly
wounded Lieut.. Vane, do, severely Capt
Cauliio Id of the Regular Cavalry, killed.
BY this sudden and brilliant dash of our cav
airy into the enemy's lines their plans have been
frustrated, and the intended raid of Stuart's for
ces prevented. -.
New YORK, June 10. Twenty-one hundred
prisoners, captured at Haines' Bluff have
reached Fort Delaware below Philadelphia.
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
tight between General Hookers cavalry
and Stuart force yesterday was very brilliant
exploit. Our men crossed the Rappahannock
and made the attack, driving the rebels from
their entertainments with a large number of
killed and wounded We took great body OF
prisoners, but the numbers are unknown
The President is said to be in momentary ex-
pectation of good and decisive news from Vicks-
burg ..
Admiral Dahlgren, it is reported, will accom-.
pany Admiral Footeln his expedition to Charles
ton, S. C. .rs..r a ..rete .~er e.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
Rhodes standard Manure

being pr pared for immediate appi cation used
either broadcast in the hill drill In no instance is
it to be plowed unde- When sgricuItursts learn the
true value OF this standard Manure, they win suffer
themselves tn be without supply as in of repant
ing or backward growth Rhodes Manure app lied top
dressings produces speedy growth This Manure does not
fire. 81 ##- .
Pamphlets containing full particulars of Rhod es Stan
dard Manure be obtained Of s.. st'. p"
.I.... BANCROFT & HOLMES
......... ..... Montpelier, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

two entire divisions from Braggs army have
gone to his aid.
Gen. Banks has been reinforced with 5000
troops The rebels are entirely hemmed In, and
no succor can reach them. - T,"'r'' r
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
DICTURE and HAIR WREATH FRAME
in all varities.
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 o, 20) pounds per of this
n standard Manure will firm sh enough Soluble Phos.
phoric Acid (the indispensable nutrm OF pantsD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
The Sisters OF Charity

yN7ISs TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport aud the pubic genemliy tina
they have removei their Boarding School from
the cadenv Of the immaculate Conception to
the Building geaera!ly known as "oarsent's
dorse," on Brady rect between Eighth and
ninth. where they e,Snow prepared to receive
pupils eli her as ,'oaricss or datBoariors, at he
tay School for the accOmmyd alton of tao,e who
wash 10 avail themselves thereof.
The course q instruction VII, comprise,
form erly, all that constitutes good English I'd
ueation. French ana German Language Music
on III Harp, Piano, Guitar and Dulcmar, raw
Ing, Paintin on OIL, ana " .ter- Cooss, Plain and
urramcLt, Needle ". rk.
Terms co t,rUe as heretofore. but payments
must be made in advance, and t,om this rule there
miH BE no deriation.
Tho tnltorm adopted consists of = dark
blue merino ress. black silk Garibadi waist,
black straw bat. brown veil acd white collar
he same Tor Summer. but CT Lighter material,
and white straw hat.
Further information can be obtained at the
Academy. or at the schools attached to st. An
thongs aaa $40. Aassv .itp's Cb urches.
DlvEkPORT, September g., 1868 liza
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rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for soun.es and Pensions.
0Duutles.
SOLDIERS. discharged in Consequence of wounds
received IN bi,tl' CT VITO have served two year /,
are entitled TO 800 Bounty.
psnsious.
l. Invalid soiasers s.bed since March 4th,
1891, Ia the army OF navy.
2 WsaDrs Of sol iers dying Of wounds re-
ceiv Il, Or oi disease contracted in the mil Try
or naval services.
g. Gh..drea unde 10 years Of such deceased
ssldiers. IL there is no wi iow surviving, or from
the time Of the widows reharr age.
4 Kothcys Who have husbands living OF
aol ilers deceased as sbove, provided the LATER
have lctl no d W, nor chiiiren uader 10 years,
and rho mother "a. depandc IA whole Or IN
part upon the de easel Tor support
D. ,,ssers. under 10 year, o. such deceased
soidiers, Deepen lent them tor support provided
there are no fishfnl claim ants Of either Of the
three last preceding clsssss.
q Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to AMES i. LANE
o nee south-e At corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport July 3, 1876 dtm.
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II APPlN ESS or vi 9E.eY
THAT IS THG QUESTION

'E,HE Pr PRIa1OR5 o. THE NEW YORK
4 NUsarM ASD ANATOMY uF 1EpIclSE have
detsrm ted, e gar les u expense, 70 Issue fee
(tor toe benefit OF suffering nain nifty OR Of
tn ;ir most IntsissLigs and .nstr xtise Lectures
on daiTi age All ts iisiu aiiA;at on., Nervous De-
eiiity, Promata o Jecl,as OF .lann 1od, lndisss-
ION, W elaless or Depression, Loss OF Energy ID
Vital Power, the G.eat Social Evil, aad tnose
.naathes wni;h result from youthful toiiies, ex-
cessss maturity. or ignorance Of Pay ,iolosy
anu Natures law.
TAeseinvA liable Lactares have been the means
Of cali htsnieg au swing ,bcusan IS, al VII!
re for Narde Tree, receipt of four stamps, BY
siire,sing SECRETARY, new YORK VI scum of
anat,Ay AMI Medicine, 6lS broadway, New
York aay3-lv
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DENUCRAT = NEWS

E1sw q. On the, Atps..-A Chafactsrisac
ST. DescTsps,en b. ar. Beechcf.
Tho indpsadsns If this week has
smother letter from Mr.. Bseclisr, father
detailing his experiences Of mtantsin
travel in Switzerland. Weqdotc the
following characteristic passage
We carried fowers with us oil the
way. No one knows the full ministry Of
fos until he az, in our experience,
TRAVELLING among savage and desolate
mountain upon whose sides trees can
find n, nourishmeni, which lift their
grim and shattered peaks Tar up Oh eth
er hand around you. Every thing is
strange. No trees, no fields, no level
places, no near distances I! ALI IS vast.
remote aud unfamiliar. Birds there are
none, and insects few. Only flower.
rem in in their own proportions and
with sweet familiar faces.
They are not concerned in this g'and
encbaDtmsn OF nature, by which you,
senses are jagged ont of their hsbits.
They are near, and alone Of al th-
things around sou speak a familiar Ian
guage. They grow in amazing profu-
son IN these Alpine soiiiudes. Eve
when grasses shrink and abandon the
field, when shrubs and vines give over
the contest, flowers Of many varieties,
IN lndescribAble abundance, peep from
among the shattered stones. troop in
long lines along crevises, spread out il
armies upon favored spo's. wink and
nod with all their morning jewels on.
where the .oiI is 80 good that they car
afford a stem; and wncre cold and pov
.rty refuse the luxury Of stems, they lie
down like MOSES and purple the ground
with yellow and pnk and red. They
alone comfort you. They speak to You
of home and friends. Thes smile upon
, on. The very sunlight, in high re
gions, has strangeuess. Y.u nov see
how much yonr feelings about snnlight
have been de ermned by the things on
which it falls.
Sunlight alone, 10 hemisphere vast,
rave the wild and gaunt
mountain, set, YOU into dreams, and
with kind Of mean alton pro uces at
length The impression that von have
rison INTO spiritual world without spir
its in il, serene, il nit bic, clear, cod
aud dcsoate. Flowers bring you back.
fon look up, aud long and SIGH. You
look d ,wn, AID smile iuto happiness
\
them. Yon talk to them. They are
many OF them your own familiar flowers
With one and another Of them friends
are associated inseparably. You Amos
hear them eak. Thee nles over
you a. all times, feeling a. if the,
were dropped there by those whom you
We, aud thst III turn you viii sn'e'y
ineel those whose Signals and SOUVENIRS
mach with you Ill day long
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ktlLRO ,DS
ilisst.sippi and lllssssr, Galros !,


Ssssss rsa os bfeago ttse. .eAtcA . s.sels. a,
Hs~s fastrY sho. D1renpoys tir.@
"a AID AFrEn THURSDAY, JULY lsr.
is19. ana antii sartaer n0tice, pasrs...e 81
uains viii icAsc Davenport - follows.
80 =. =. tor Grinneil ans Washington.
eco r. y. for Grinnci aid Nnscatinc.
-sGss aahts~ Al pagsspva7 - FOLLOWS
5 80 ?. <. from Grinneii aud Washington.
ID r. =. from Hri asell aad Muscatine
The 90 A. 4 sraiu cut OF Dsv EXPORT MAKE dire,
iisrsions a. Gfinnsi y, lows cits and washin.
watn the "sss"tn stage Csmpsny's stages fu,
points WEST, south west aud Ncrth-west.
Trains from rue y -sl connect ii psysuperi
9Th trains 81 tho Chicago and Rock Island hs
Y. I'D feT MI POINTS East, Worth aad Se1th.
2assengers are scusi1JeS Of the aecessit, 4
Slylng iIstlncE tifoetivr= g. In destination ii
,hes- fsrrage sas~ tn -e.s-ie ehefar4fabi-
cen sssas a. LAS.
y0HE r. TRACY, Cent SUM-.
g. K.sssLL, Ass't s1p't.
ia-arpsr- july -a3 sf.t
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Third Ed ion, 50sh Thousand.
MA II.

TREATISE On SEMINAL WEAKNESS
~ Involuntary hmissionr, aien,a and Thysica
lncapaeity Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm.
psdiments to Marriage. Nervous DEBILITY, Self
abuse. Sexu Il Diseases. &c, DC.
by RoBr. b. BELL. u d., sember CT the Royal
College Oi Sargeons, Ondon. " pag -. Pice Gu
This Book should be read BY evsry one, and
part, cuiariy by those arriving 81 Nasl God. Il
contains imfor ant advice 10 an and the means Of
cure to the IN ctea IL p,siniy Get forth II has
Snred 7nousr"ds fros III Of Misery
Sent under sealed envelope, by mai, on re-.
ceipt Of the Gonoy or POSTAGE stamps by
J. BRYAN. VI. D.. Cedar-St ae~ York,
agao-dwly
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Putty, Brushes, surgical 4
Dental Instruments, Per.
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ticles, SOAPS, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicin- >. &c e..
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nro h life lnsafsnce Company

OFFICE, 50 WALL 81 PINE ST, N. Y.
raid Up capital. surpiss and reserved
faoas .............. -...So.ooo.oIo
lHvcsted in this country. l,045, 1886
Yearly revenue over. 2s5O0,O0o
Fee shaseAolaees Personally 8espoasis
ooo tor Gseage0ests u eAs Company.
m Oirect0rs mnss Be ShosehO1derS.
ssrexEsoEs POE DAvRNr0sf:
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EtaAoIas J. kusch.
sew sORE:
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can, Sherman 4 Co. Alexander r. Stewart.
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An EXPRESS TEAIs 7oa FREIGHT
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GREAT an ERIcAN REM EDT."
LIZ AxAaExCY,s1
ChrOn IT hermil r. emil PITTS.
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OBSTRUCTION OR 81. PpAGE OF NATURE.
o. 10 restoring the s, stem to perfect health shen
suffer ns from special affections, Frolapsus lt-ri
the Whites, OF ct ier weakness Of the Uterine Or
CANS. The Pills arc pertcet'. .sa:I1iess Oh th e
corstita .oo, .s-i ~ . taken by she mast del
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the Result. .saeh hoS contains 70 ills. bice 81.
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Pse,aeacy, ii.carr age BnrrenRees Sfe,iti-
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ARISEN, p Ehiet OF 3 pages, cent tree to any
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MA TEI<0oD
ANDrHE
igor Of Youth restored
IN FOUR WEEKS EY

H.
Dr.. nicor (of Par j after years Of earnest So
liciaton, has at ength nc ,eied to ihe urgent re-
Gu st OF the american subac, and ppnnted an
agsni in Nes YORK for the sale Ut his valu and
highly vrix "A tsse ee Of lite This wonderi VI
agent vii restore Manhood to The must shattered
COG situations whether erisi ing from excuses, the
ef oss Of climate, or ma urai causes. The time
r iirel IT, cure The most nvetetate case Is four
weeks and if used according 10 printed inst'uc
iel watch very sim pie 'ai ure is impossiI.e
This Il e re torng remedy should be taken by all
eb ut mar v. ,s its Elects re perma eat.
is acknowled ed by the meti al press be hi
gsessest discovery ever made Its developing
. ,wers are mir ,cuious Succ IS in every case Is
81 cer1 in az ID II science cvcrhrows ignorance.
Dr. kieord's ssence of ilisis sold IN eases With
full instruct ms tor at 49, quantties in
one for 80 and will be sent to acy part care; uly
packed, sa rcce pr of REMIT nee 10 his accredited
. ent. PriI IP LsND, 447 3roome ST,
ng21-jAw1y One door st of Roadway, N. +.
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ssgsg.sF9 G.iIEsess.
"Cartes dc si>itss L. imbroiypes
THAT'S tsse Question j.!

ST7uE9E DO YoU GET YOUR G ZEN
w Groceries? Patterson Yoomaas keep.
tia best Pie plant, 4spsraeas. Lsttues, ia town,
snl they sell Egg, Buster. Fresh Lake ard River
Fish, Cheese tiia-. sugar, Potatoes and APP
dies Gail there wasn you want the hes. art :
,es at she cae.psst prises. Brady street. hexf
plummars p". s'"'e. II, ed
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HA q y WARE.

The undcrs sned beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public a .. d the u AIDE in par
sicMlar to their complete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF e. pEkvY HARDWARE,
neutrality-suspicious. suit
cd IT, I nc JObbing Trade Of
the West.
Having uneq"aIed iact'f-
ties for purchasing from
N an nfncturrrs direct. we
shall keep our stock con-
slaniIy zap to the require
me nts Of tue cos,ntry, and
Olfcr GOODS at
Il ~ W. g. e II RxL e =
and better Terms than amy
other House i'm q he Trade.
An early call is respect
fully solicited.
Orders b. mail receive
prompt attcntion.
MHER & WALSH.
10. , LESLIE.S BLOCK, FRONT ST
ao0 t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

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Fistks s. and IS sizes for 'otois, Public Ins,i-
,utirns, AZ.
@Only Invaluable remedies known."
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