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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, July 6. The following tele-
gram has been received from the Governor
HARRISBURG, July S.
To Col. r. r. Roberts:
The army commanded by Gen. Couch is ad-
vanoing in force, and is likely to render impor-
tant service. We should push troops forward
and there should be no delay. Gen. Couch has
telegraphed Gen. Dana to that effect. The
State is responding with SO much generosity
that We cannot afford further delay in the city.
am satisfied that the rebel army is in our
power it we can act promptly and vigorously.
Much may depend upon the strength of
COUGHS army. The crossing of the Potomac
prepared by the enemy is destroyed, and he is
short of ammunition Send forward troops
mustered in to-day and tomorrow We must
make up 10000 ,aen Be prompt and make
everything yield to the presence of troops here.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, July 4. A letter Just re-
ceived, dated Baltimore Gross Roads, July 3,
says: Yesterday there was skirmishing four
miles this side of Bottoms Bridge Sergeant
Burnet OF Co. @, 9Th Penn. cavalry, was killed.
No other casualties on our side
This afternoon the rebels opened on our adj
vance brigade, Col. Vests, with S pieces of ar
tillery. A fight ensued. Our advance fell back
until the reserves came up. There may be
fight at any hour. The force of the enemy is
variously estimated at from FIVE to twenty thou
sand. Our army is in excellent health and
spirits, and amply able to cope with the enemy
now in front.
The enemy are rushing forward reinforcements
by railroad. A slight engagement took place
last evening, with no decisive result The Fifth
Pennsylvania captured twenty-five prisoners.
Bottom g bridge, mentioned above, is about
ten miles from Richmond, Ed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH
Ftti..it TO THE FREEMAN. 81
r O'CLOCK A. M.

WASHINGTON, July 6. Our whole army is in
motion and the highest hopes are entertained
that but small portion of Gen. Lees army
will be able tc reach Virginia.
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Orange County Convention,

THE Republicans Of Orange County notified that
Convention Tor the nomination of candidates for Coun
y and Probate District Offices be supported the
Annual Freemans Meeting will be held the Town. Hall
in CHELSEA, on TUESDAY, the FOURTEENTH day of
July inst, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
All who are in favor of earnestly sustaining the Con-
sttuton and The Union, and of heartily supporting the
National Administration in this Country's peril are
very cordially invited to attend
..-. L. G. HINCKLEY,
ROYAL BURNHAM, Orange Co.
II. W. BAILEY,
l.. P BARRON,
July 4, 1868.
Chelsea, VT, June 80, 1868. Tvs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
FoREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June Is. The trial of the Alexan-
drla case has been decided by verdict for the
defendants. The Attorney General presented
a bill of exceptions to the Judges ruling, which
was decidedly in favor Of the defendants. The
case therefore is not finally settled.
There is nothing additional as to Napoleon g
new mediation propositions for the settlement
of the American question. 1t is stated that if
England refuses to join him, he will invite Spain
to do 80.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

NEW YORK, July +. Bermuda papers of Oath
ult,. mention the arrival at Hamilton, on the
22d, OF Vallandigham, in steamer Lady Davis,
from Wilmington. lie would soon sail for Hal.
flax.
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Chelsea Academy

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will conner,a
Wednesday September 2, 1862 under the sunarvsion
lege. TT '"ou'n ooi-
~ b. Tuition will be somewhat reduced from II, fo,
mer prices. For notices containing full information sn
ply 10 HON: WILLIAM HEBARD, Np
JON JOIN R W. sa14a EsD c ssHI,s
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NEW YORK, July 6. The HralTs Baltimore
dispatch says over 5000 prisoners have already
arrived. Gen. Sehenok has been ordered to
prepare to receive 10000 more. Gen. Coucb
has formed a JUNCTION with Gen. Meade, and
the fresh militia are doing good fighting. Lee
has been perfectly routed
FREDERICK, Md, July 6. 1t is believed that
the reported destruction of the rebel bridge al
Williamsport is a mistake, originating in the
fact that one at Falling Water, three miles be-
low, was destroyed. An officer who was with
the party subsequently started to destroy those
at Williamsport, but finding Imboden there with
q large force abandoned the enterprise.
About 1900 prisoners, including 81 wagon
loads OF wounded, arrived hcre to-day by The
Hagerslown pike. They include those captured
on Sunday by Fitzpatrick.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday afternoon
in the direction of Monterey and Greencastle
1t is reported to have been caused by our pursu.
ing forces pressing upon the enemy's rear guard.
who, being strongly posted checked the pur.
suit. fN'
FORTRESS MONROE, July 6. The steamer Ca.
tawba arrived this morning, from New Orleans
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July l, ffeighted with cotton and sugar for New
York. She also brought 48O rebel prisoners.
which she landed here. She reports the bonn
harding of Port Hudson going on when she
left. Our steamers are running up the river
regularly with Gen. Banks supplies. There is
no truth in the report of his supplies being cut
off. Great confidence is expressed that Port
Hudson will soon fall. Deserters are daily
coming to Gen. Banks lines from the army
The Richmond Enquirer of the 4th, says the
Yankees are making raid into East Tennessee.
A strong force was at Sequatche Valley on tie
I'd. There has been no communication with
Knoxvllleor Loudon Bridge since. 1t is believed
that an important movement of Bragg's and
Rosecran' g army is again in progress.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6. The following tels.
gram has been received from the Governor
HARRISBURG, July 5.
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HARRISBURG, July 6. The authorities are in
ecstacies over the news received to- day. The
Potomac has risen six feet within the past forty
eight hours, which must necessarily destroy all
the fords, and there being no bridges within
striking distance of Lees army, all means of re-
treat must be cut off.
A dispatch received tonight by Gen. Couch
states that Gen. Gregg, with a force of Gen.
Plessanton's cavalry, had al engagement to-day
at Fayetteville, in which he took 1000 prison
srs Fayetteville is between Cashtown and
Chambersburg. After disposing of his prison
ers, Gregg took an unknown road and advanced
In the direction of Green Castle.
The militia under Gen. Smith are in support
ing distance of Gregg, and rapidly advancing
upon the valley-3O army wagons arrived at
Carlisle to-day, which were captured near Ship
penstown.
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swered .. - 80 0S oil
.. Respectfully Yours,
W. s. MCCLURE & co.
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ST: Louis, July 6. The dispatch sent west
this forenoon relative to an engagement between
Johnston's and Grants forces is a base fabrica-
ton. No such dispatch was sent from Cairo.
WASHINGTON, July 6. The special emergency
Tor which the militia of the District of Column
bia were called out having ceased, owing to the
recent victories, the order for mastering them
into the service has been suspended for the
present.
The militia have been officially complimented
Tor the promptness with which they responded.
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FokrREss MONROE, July G. The steamer Ca.
tawba arrived this morning, from New Orleans
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
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v,rs Ns~p pss. u.s Ocss 20 - "A, s~s 90 ~.
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III lhss ~ n ths 90 llsss ssf ~.
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III ~ . a srSntfs a 80 a afp Ssy ys.s 80 sf.s.
bttsi Toe psns - ne hHts o. II. q sT.r
don - s~ea sat eager a. fatm y ss~r.
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o. Y. wtAfgR
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trLf UgLL rr.srss ot.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
orr'qr Jry,rnsosy,nr RAmao.p .eso,rgs.sr.t


In nreordrnce with Tho terms Of agfeemeut bctseea
tn. and the Lodcfs o. its nIxt honda
listed Arm ~ ltbn '' notcr " hstcby gen that thie
lRny win redeem the .ph day ~ Aurli ueIi ihn
lowest below par all oi the ouisand HAd JET
fcrsnuvc Railroad onphnya Frs, Mortgage Bond Ogern
of bonds be Aidf- aed seal 70 ths
United States giuri Corieny afnetad, and rufo I'D "W
willie rniiiosd goupsy the Snkin func," which oncrS
daA VII be received unii Of me 18th csY of Apu
aud lnbic roi IL also hrtchv fvrn ts holders of
sad nrsi cnrc bonds a. at n there bds OF
laia cnure ,t,ido ia the Sprcsaid
iha Uncd Trust Cunrspy viii ffrsrr iBtlon ri
thsir No AZ si redeem nnj accrued
tcfcst al Of the entire sc of saf hhi mort bhSs -
rendered rocc a lcrcb, given tina, and Afses
hOih d1N 81 April. as, Interest all said horar VIII
crhbe n provided ~ sat Ngrcrntnt
j. II. 81. CAhlnkLi. Secretary and frchSnref
NaoNEY ORDERS IN SUMS oF ONE DOLLAR AND
Jl upws'da Inyablr ~ anss IN all parts of the UDiud
sticL AOuh D. MURRAY, army ana Navy lanksr, he
- kshsH" street New fo'i, oppone The ios' Once
NroTiCN-No O. wAREgS STREET NEW YORK,
~ hrril itga hudson River Railroad once This cosn
pany having eiec 10 ctlcnd m sccuud track during the
ensuing Ioushkceps.e RhiD~beck and "
provide Tor te ro a. the by issue of stock heosv
invies proposals. not ea. Than for t3Ns two Thou
hand i.,dfcd md seventy ciEt shares being the
whole the spts s,ack huhor,ciey tho chnr,er vet
in unstned The company retains the rfit 70 teJfO
any aud a cBcrs, and stervsrs " clre OF AM lssss
such stock such be best Tor the Interest a
the stoos holder Terms Of payment twenty nve per oese
the Of the acceptance ~ the proposal thn bsanee
within days from that ds,e Interest being cbaxys4
upor the same ~ the rate of cent snnum Pro
,sss will tc received url Saturday the ih instant -
noon and should he addressed to samuel Hoan frs1ent
s,shc once OF the ~ oruar OF ~. Hoard OF IN
torh. IHOMAh NJ tOh1i, secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

CpLEsDfD Farm or ~ acREs YoR sAiE-os
- say tsrms PINE ne- bsainrs psnty n irgs hirAiy
cuiiiss,ed Land withln Lsf mi ~ kpoiywst For
p<rtcasrs inquire of STEPHEN a. PihRcE co.. q
iefar street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

> Plans, o. % csnirAl HAru.i ors hosr fioua NJ
Yrrt. Consists of % % OF ~hiIh ofArdss
cA.snnt hisery A.. Tsere are slso i1 'ru trees ~
tL0ls.t vsrieties. The hogsc sa2sfly sitsi-d
snnisns on brit reqr three large ans lwosrssg fons
tssIlr paDfI an kthrn anr art1nf noor
baih - House snppsc vita thrgsgh0r ffofr
Yufesi Nprnrs ktock ard fariubG sisnfiis ,an se
viI alsp ~ sod ~ B Isruruisry ssltADs 80 eonrfy
siGsne - hs irsli abd pouiry farm. Appay " hsrhy
a NICHOLS a Arrest
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
SALES s,P ZEAL BsrATn.

V'o htIL.ERs--vuR RAIN OR 10 LE7. 0RISx
MA Toe ird r,s y Five nNe rtver, Dsrt~s Conn.
al on or a.idIcss GEORGE KOBERkD. x1 wess Twenty
tec,n u ect, New yusk
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
JKgrERsosvIIlH RAILROAD FIRST HouroAos

U,oE gAIE-CIry or SAN YRAsCISco SIX AND
u ler Bands pripcipai sbe 10
gold Apply To BLAkE BROTnBksa co, ~ Wal street
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

L,oR SALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT AMI
IL Yarn of 1T acres, unncumbered located IN New der
sey. with and mountain scenery, perfectly hesI
thy hour aud half by rail- from this y. The Maor
contains " rooms Ave OF them nearly ~ feet "a are and
order. hot and cold The farm is sei
stooked with ever tonvcnence fi and water abun
dane farmhouse. outboildDgs and fences in good
and look tho premises tied those Wish
place Terms 10 suit Apply 10 DONALDSON &JoiiNooN.
3ll Washing street
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

C0nnfnrInr N0n1Ays nov. 7,
For Albany, 10 ~ Express Mail Train from Twenty.
sisth street staion feui ning leave Aibsny 10 70 A.
tor sl ior.i 'rars 1ire Table
JOHN BURG euperfnte naep,
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

TTyO LET--A HOUSE AMI GARDEN, WITH FRUIT
the OF Fifth avenue and l32d street II
is within walk OF the steamboat and rail-
road Apply At Ty5 Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

DAEriTIoN sALE-TiiK yALuABLE PROPERTY
Il a. the Kings County Hotel nn ibe oofusf -
south seventh sni lrs streets 81 othe pfu~fy Wal
nAnfturL VII hc ssld soa.ag, AIrl ittA nsi s u
hAnobls, inquire Of J. GLOVER. Fo. 6wA1 street
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
IsOTELs.

nOLUNB1A HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS co
" lngbn county. n w. viii ut~nsf visions o.
ist ~ hsy 70 TIE of a I'D
the biie genera o. the world
he pr,t.r.a 20 - anrs ior ,hsr s.a,f-t0n for
the the avstshl tmbs bs
saprissd literally ~ heretofofs AIJy ', q Aa1rrs.
A FAInfyNa
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

NEII.LINERS, HARNESS MhKHRS. OR SHOEMA-
lVl o. anOst excellent stO.c ana sand for
either business cteap applying e. j. BEEBE,
Middietown, N Y, the Erie Railway, g. miles from New
Yark
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

1'o MAkUFAcrUREE5, BUILDERS AND OTHERS =
X At ENsy Ia or W Ira-e fern of years nesr
fsine thc who ram, ~" H. s ~ =; sssna. n retwesr
Ten ava tiry nth air es with lots ln the rear run
mug rem street strsi. Apply DAN Ell ". rDMP-
n,sn 70 w.~ Tw MY eighth street. of " LUEU BIO
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

e.y Al nnn n ff.sr-Br Brafxtss NAN 90
6IulDVV 90 EIstsg r~sfs seaitys " 80 w. slB -
sst,V o's rnNsf 49, fofifAa - iHtHrf ~N-feo
Ffsssns t4fi fsietft sf~sssnsf fe.fssniisi ~
Ugvles
a., pnn TO LoAs--br TOW RATg or ~
SDD. .UVV i~re.a f9f iffw II tsAss ~ ~ ssaass
~ fsstn 01a1g
s,i,,sw " wo, . O. Nsh sssssa
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

nFIIcY oY TRUsTyEs ov CREDfrogs AID STOCK,
~ holders of ONO and hsislssippi Eaiosa .ympss1
tEsaiefu digtslOni. Wall foft. ~ rrs "
h3 ~ .p-csi meet nr of holder. sl er;in,. s.as "
this uust vii be bsld st tb. oncr of ths - vel
street fisy the l7lb of Ai rssA btssn~ss
Ol Importance ~ attendance Of hDiIsf.
pfofy stTnesty ruQussishl ~ sf lfs 9fnss~a
LDNfk BAiILErf. Chsrsssa
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

ITO LET-THE TWO STORY HOUSE. 245 WEST NINE.
L tecnh street. Apply to JAMES CRuIkshANh, %
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Wheat continued inactive, only 1900 bushels having
been sod part 81 u 90 for red Western and q 10 for
amber Jersey. Corn was depressed with salss Of 5000
bushels mixed Western at ssc. . eoc. for sound s3c
ssc for snsound and aeaed, end ssc fw yellow Jersey
Rye was dull a 81 % sei o. 0sts st CSC. s7Kc, &C.
cordiDg 10 quality.
Gowns stsady, with sa,ss Of % bags Jaws and iso
bags Narscabo ou private terms: ll0 bags Rio and sau
.os, partly At sixc. &c siock, iit,sAs pkss d al
kinds.
CorroS--sman sales we're made 10 dsy al ssxc. SIC
for middIines. the maskst closing rathsr heavily
ERu0HTs. Ts.-Tbere was q very moderate busius~s re-
ported 70 day the eoe9semsns lclndins for Liverpool
20 000 bushels wheat a. skd e. by sailing vessel snd
steamer and 200 pkes provisions u 15s IN Ga aud
30s BY do. and Do 70 sudou so bbs our were t,ken
st H. 3D. per Neutral IT'S pigs shouders si ass 100
tIcrces best al g. To GiaAsow 600 pkgs. bscpn and
chsese o. ase pes steamer. 10 Bssncn 5000 bushels
rye private tsrms
PnovroS~.-Pork quist, with sales Of q o bbs al
el3 for Old sl5 for Oh eIs Tor prime Best
.old % The extent o 5000 bbls, a $40 sa for plain
sl2 70 tl3 80 or extra ness and eo 70 t2 Tor prime
saies made q go bbs ts~oes of lard
within the range of 0te 10ss.: z00 boxss bacon si
Gtsc SIZE and 300 packaxsse hams spd shsslaers Il
SIC: 7kc ..d g. sSc Hssssv wssdvl si iss. SIC.
f6r Stsfs and Tee 1c fCs Weusern Csss cossinped
depressed at lie. 11o.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Il
"Sm Der late re,dsDos sli NniA sss: .sse avssus
oApI& -on Friday lnorning ksr. q SA.s sAM 80 -
jam only daughter q samuel H. ssd ARA SAda'r' aseS
rhc relatives and friends on the family ars respectfully
inri~~ suesa the funeral from The reside nc!
paTents, no esI First avenue Sunday af6ts >on, ~
scAsror Friday. May ,Jo.srs son Of arthur aud
Johanna scanion, SOD ysars, months and ~ days
Tho relatives aud risnds Of ihs family arc invited Va
attend the funeral, from the HSdesce Of her lhsr $50
O'Clock
IsosAA-on Thursday. April Ss,JAsS. n,oais, sgsa
81 years. II months aDa days
bers Of Cyrus Lodge, No 2os r. and An gre respect.
ioy lnYited to attend tbe funeral kodsY afternoon
Al two O'Clock, from ips late residence, No 1876 West
Thirty ninth street, without further invitation.
rstsre. AT Williamsburg, Va. ON wednc,G.yf April
2' o phod feyer at the hospital ~ tho One Hundred
and Thirty ninth New YORK Slate Volunteers Eps~N s.
son Of Robert u. aud iavina rrealsr aged ~ yaArs
Due notice OF funeral will bc given.
VAN Wsgs.--0n Friday, May 1, MsscKsuA Van
wIsxiK. In the 10th year oi iier age
The friends OF The family arc invited 10 attend the
First Dutch kcormed Church, ~ iiackeassck. j.
wHdsANs.-At suffolk, Va On Wednesday. Aprn ~.
WILLIAM MINER WIIMns, Of tirst regiment New York
Mounted Rifles, NJ the late Edward 1. Williams OF
this city. In tho 2iss year OF his age
Notice of the funeral will be given hon sA'ts.
wAk~.-A lakeland. oa Friday, My l, Ma MAsaLA
Her, relatives snd friends rsspocniy invited "
attend tho funeral, SsUday acraoon O'Clock
from a. Sands street. Brocxlyp
Wnamorok Tn frsiay. May }. MIS- sus,ssAs wua-
The relatives and friescs Of tho family aiIscos
aeiy invited 70 sttond ths asrai from the rcsidspos
her soo-n Law, Jancs Grosan No l0s Hudson avenue,
WINS AT Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, April so, \
Of scarlet fever DuiIx youngest child OF stephen and
cornelia g White. aged Syesrs and months.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY May l-6 T.. M.
The speculation in stocks was resumed this
morning with fresh vgor after the holiday II
was led by old Harlem which, after opening
at 70, against II on Wednesday, without
a check to IS. 1t was coDjeotured that the ad-
vance was due to private understanding that the
Governor would not sign the Broadway Railroad
bill. The preferred did not keep pace with the
common stock though under the terms Of the
charter Of the company, it is entitled to many
years arrears of per cent semannua dividends
before the common stock gets dollar. Pittsburg
also very lively, rising to se1.s against ss% on
Wednesday, and closing at the first board at
about s42<; the fourth mortgage bonds-six per
cents-rose to 90. The advance in Pittsburg
Is vigorously resisted by the bears, and the
short line in the stock IL as large ever. II is
difficult, however, to see why it should not be
worth as much as Galena, Toledo, Rock Island.
Michigan Central or Illinois Central. as the road is
earning as much or more in proportion than any Of
these. large business was done in Erie. old and
preferred, at an advance Of "a per cent Hudson
rose l, Michigan Central ~. Southern old 3, qua
ranteed TX, Illinois 1, Galena lhs, Toledo 311,
Rock Island Il Fort Wayne lHH ,rTcrre Haute u,
Chicago and Alton 2Z.. There is an active inquiry
for these new stocks which bids fair to increase.
Terre Haute preferred is now the only stock ON
the list which Is pretty certain of paying divi-
dend this summer, and yet which can be bought
below rs. When the present speculative excite
ment proceeds little further, the want Of stocks
to speculate in will be sensibly felt. The number
Of speculators and the amount Of money employed
in stock speculation are probably four or five times
o. large o. they were in 1857. while the quantity
of stocks dealt in on Change Is considerably
less than il was then. We have made no new
stocks during the past five years, and several
stocks which used to be dealt in largely have now
passed out Of existence. Governments were firm
but inactive this morning. In bonds the inquiry
was very active but the business small, In conse
quenceo of the light offering. At the one p. N. call
the market was very buoyant. There was great
deal of realizing; but there appeared to be -four
buyers to every seller and the stocks most actively
in demand were those which have risen the most.
In the afternoon the market was buoyant and
everything was higher. Hudson River rose per
cent, Harlem Q, Galena l, Pittsburg a. Terre
Haute preferred ~ &c. After the call there was
a general rush to buy stocks, and all the commits.
sion brokers had their hands full At the four p.
call the buoyancy continued: but there was some
rregularity in the movement. Hudson rose per
cent more; Harlem fell back q. per cent. The
following were the closing quotations Of the day.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

5.g II TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In yesieraay's paper (May u. notice article head
dA New Way To Raise the wind calling the physician
sho issued the circular cheat &c.
Presu,sing that you at all times willing to correct
error, and wov not knowingly do any one an injury,
enclose youfor insertion the following correction:
You say that the certificate Is worthless. This incor
ect. for II Is Of value for the following reasons
l. If win refer TO the Conscrpton law, section o.
y0u will find that the enrolling officer rs directed TO enroll
bully sssuch persons as are subject TO military duty"
Therefore person. having certificate showing that he
not sub having been exempted by the surgeon for
his ward for physical disability, will be saved
lthe trouble which the enrolment OF bis name would
scause
q Any one going to the country this summer, and hav
ing certificate In his pocket in OF draft being
ordered would only have 10 present the same TO the
Provost Marshal OF that district, and he would not have
ito he returned to his
!; lf he wishes TO leave the United States he cannot
procnre passport unless he shall first procure certif
scale that he Is unit 10 perform military duty In the
opinion OF prominent surgeon and none could be
value than the surgeon for the draft in his
ward sf
a. Iu he should be drafted, certificate that he
been exempted aud his namo stricken from the
enrolment list would be Trma face evidence OF hts
fness 10 do military duty.
Nothing in the notice referred 10 implies even that the
holder OF certificate is consequently exempted from all
future drafts, unless the physical disability for which his
name stricken from the enrolment list still continues.
n d.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

nosN-snsnIss. On Thursday, April 20, 81 ~. Tho
mae church, by the Rev. M Morgan, cnAnxs A. uosuw
of Nev york cry. 70 Ina IDyzsu sru~sfx-. of staten
Island.
Rev rr. Gillette, posALDs. MAcxAr W Mrs. r. NJ Ma.
uosxy, both of this city.
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this city.
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