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NV York. July 10.

NV loRK, July TT.
Richmond papers Of the sth are r. Tec Sn,'l
a IN eli 4 bomrastic reports "i Ice
d bau;n r, routed Meade and with the capture
If 0.oO0 prisoner. ..I h.r. 70
W. rival Of STEAMERS Alice. Raccon,
k,te, Automoca. Elizabeth. Ella and Anna,
and Beauregard, from Charleston ; aud the
R,nsbec. Lizzie. Flora. and Charleston. from
Wilmington. all at Nassau.
BosToN, July 10.
The [. :. Steamer Santiago dc Cuha,
with the rebel blockadc runner BrOtiana
captured by her July 2nd Is expected to ar
rive here today.
Gold sold in New York to-day at 1924.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
T 4
PEoPoST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, ID. c., June n; 1853.

~ " VI TO DC DIT IT Z -
1T. Any person enrolled and drafted may, al
any time. OF before the time n which he is or
dered g report at rendezvous, obtain and present
20 the b"ard Of Enrolment Of the District in which
he resides, substitute.
~ The Substitute must he in every respect suit
mined hy the Enrolling Board. in the manner
prescribed for examining recruits.
~ Every substitute, after being examined ant
approved ~ the Enrolling Board, shall enlist IN
the ,ery lee If the United States. Form 20
18th. And when he shall have 50 enlisted and re
ported o. the Provost Marshal for duty the Board
snail give the person who has furnished the suhsti
tute certificate Of exemption according 10 Porn
81, IN Regulations for the government Of the Blu
reau u the Provost Marshal GeneraD setting forth
tat The person i not properly subject TO do mill
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TUtFtr- T.. rtNfn-.r. CHTTTENDEN co.
t- cot KT
I"uN ;, putett. o. Ir'.e
VI. a Eos. rEiE,EsrTCo. April Term. \. q. 3 -i,3.
" iiEREAS. Charlie T.. Eere lirt # city County
W AMI state % Nrw OH 40 this Term oi -dii
iuurt commenced his -uit a-ainst John NcDougal
# part unknown, principal defendant. and the VI
& Boston Telegraph Company, Trustee " said
principal defendant n au action of a-Sunpsit under
IN -eacrll csuut- dem1utiu. in damages $40 dol
Lars
And uhcrca- IL IS made To appear 10 the Court
here that said John llcDou-al resides without thi,
state and has not hal psr-"ndl notice q the pen
dencs of this suit.
Therefore IT Is ordered by the Court that said
cause be continued To- the neNi term thereof to be
holden az Burlington in said County on the fourth
Tuesday Of September 4. u. SOB, and that the said
John 3lcDougll, principal defendant be notified Of
the pendency thereof by publishing this notice,
containing the substance Of said declaration, in the
Burlington Frsc Press public newspaper published
at said Burlington. three weeks -ucccs-iyely, the
last publication 20 he At least twenty DAYS before
-aid next Term Of ili- Court
bat I'd al Burlington this 9Th DAY Il JULY \. D.
i-tt
AZ. HOWARD. Dep. CLERK.
g.. J.. EruJyn-. Pln'- ATTY. w3wj
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Latest.


BALTIMORE, July ! l.
The American has the following
BooNEsBoRo'. Md. July 10. The two
armies are confronting each other. The rcb-
sls hold Funkstown. two miles from llagers-
town. The rebel line extends to the
iver and c,ver- WiIliamsP,rt The rebels
are said to be entrenching their position.
lee'- Headquarters are 1t Hagcrstown.
lhis morning there was a sharp cavalry
-kirmish on the llagerstown road. We drove
the rebels across Antietam creek and
thence nine miles beyond, when the position
ar Funkstuwn was discovered.
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WASHINGTON. July | /.
The following has been received at head
quarter
HELE>, ARK. July 18th
via CAIRO July 9th
To Major Gen. Uallcck. We encountered
the enemy i 900 strong under Generals
Holmes. Price. Marmaduke and others. ON
the morning Of the 9Th of July, and whipped
them HANDSOMELY We have captured J, 900
prisoners. .2Un stands Of arms. and two col
ar,. Our total loss will not exceed $50. The
cnemv's Losses are very severe. not less than
. 500 killed wounded and prisoners.
tSigncd.} 4. VI. Prentice.
Major General
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years Of aye.

We, the subscribers, and .....-.-, cf the
town, county, and State above mentioned, hereby
certify that the above statement Of ......-.s age
is and true to the best Of knowledge end
belief
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srRAYED or STOLEN.

ON Saturday July 18th, Red Horse with pot ct
I white on his forehead and lame, being stihe
ANYBODY that will return said horse give inform
alton to stephen DiSle. will he suitably rewarded
'''0- STEPHEN DIGLE.
Richmond, July 18th. lSs'. VIZ
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Was rErARDfENT, PR0voSr MARSHAL
@yNKRAL'S uTrlCr, Washington, u. C,
June Al, 1863

tNANtlti W. 81
l. Section % Of the act approved March 3 1855
For enrolling and calling the national force
and for other purposes is as follows.
So. 70. frd Be- Il further enacted, That any person
before the dav ired for his appearance fur
ni-h acceptable substitute 20 take his place in the
DRAFT OF he may pay To such person as the Secreta
~ ni War may authorize 20 receive il, such sum,
not exceeding s3l, as the Secretary NAV determine
for the procuration Of such substitute which sum
shall be fixed AZ \ uniform rate nv q tieneral Order
made at the time Of ordering draft for any State
or Territory and there upon such person furnish
inS substitute or paying the money, shall be dis
charged from further liability under that draft
And any person falling to report after due service
81 notice. a herein prescribed, without furnishing
q substitute or paving the required sum therefor.
shall be deemed deserter. shall be arrested by
the Provost Marshal and sent TO the nearest military
post for trial ~ Court Martial unless upon proper
showing that he j. not liable to do military duty.
the Board II Enrolment shall relieve him from the
dram.
1t i hereby announced that the amount to he paid
in accordance with the foregoing section Of the En-
roilment Act. by any person who may be drafted IN
or'ier t. secure exemption from service, has been
liked by the Secretary Of War at 500.
II. The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in
each Congressional District has been authorized by
the Secretary Of War and directed by the Secretary
II the Treasury, 10 receive from drafted persons.
who desire to pay il for the purpose Of exemption
the money above specified. on receipt Of thi, sum,
the Collector II Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted man paving it duplicate receipts. One copy
81 these receipts shall be delivered to the Board Of
Enrolment on before the day the drafted person
Is required % report for duty, and when sodelivered
10 the Board the drafted person shall he furnished
by the Beard with certificate Of exemption, ''Form
81 Regulations II Provost Marshal Generals
Bureau stating that the person is dischar from
further liability under that draft by reason Of hav
Ing paid the snm of $500
III. The Provost Marshal shall make out within
the first Monday Of every week an abstract Of per-
10 whom exemptions from military service shall
have been granted by the Board during the week
previous. 'ForIn a.; All receipts or certificates
OF deposit delivered 10 the Board By persons claim
fH saHH On aHTrar eha
quired sum of money shall accompany the abstract.
JAMES b. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
ROLLA GLEASON, President. ! Board
ELISHA WHITE, Commissioner of
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NV loRk. July %
The Times Greencastlo dispatch SAYS -
Gen Stuart is captured by our cavalry. 1t
was raining all day on the upper Potomac
with prospect Of continuing
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Special 10 the New York HcrGld
The enemys front extends through Funks-
town across towards Wiliamsport Rebel
sharr-shooters are posted in houses and be
hind walls and hreastworks An advance Of
or picket lines was made last night.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

The Copunerpoi has Nicksburg advice 10
the sth. Gen. Grant had finished paroling
the rebel prisoners. The number il 81 %.
The general officers captured include Gems
Pembcrton. Stevensons, Forny, Smith, Lee,
TAYLOR. Herbert. Cummings, Barton, Sharp,
Harris, Moore, Baldwin and Vaughn.
Immediately after the surrender OF Nieks-
burg, Gen. Sherman moved in the direction
of the Big Black River with large army.
On the following day be met Gen. Johns
ton drawn up in line of battle. A sanSuina-
nv engagement took place resulting IN Ten Zen
Johnston defeat and the capture OF 2ooo
prisoners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

l. .-.....-, .--...-., county, state OF
49,. having been enrolled under the provision of an
act of Congress for enrolling and calling cut M
tonal forces etc, approved March g. 1853, as La
BILE 10 perform military duty in the service Of the
subject to such liability and the following
son
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

NorE.-The first certificate must be signed by the
person claiming exemption, and the second by two
respectable persons (heads Of families resident in
the same county district with the person for whom
exemption Is claimed
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NorE This certificate Is 10 he used only in cases
where the labor OF the person claiming exemption
Is actually necessary for the support oil the person.
in cases where there Is sufficient property 20 Yield
support and the necessary business can he transact
ed for collecting the income by agents trustees OF
the like. .,.
NOrE The first certificate must be signed by
the person claiming exemption, and the second 10y
in the anne town: county or district with the per
son for whom exemption is claimed
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Personally appeared before me, the zbove-named
......., and ....... and ssverally made oath that
the above certificates are correct and true. N tbs
best Of our knowledge and belief
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NV IThh' July 10
Judge McNair. a Mrs Ballard an unknown
Commodore, all rebel spies were arrested
here on Saturday as they were about leaving
for Dixie
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Personally appeared before me, the above-naIned
-. and go, and severally made oath that
the above certificate is correct and true TO the bes
Of their knowledge ard belief
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PHILApELrHIA. July Is.

The Bulletin learns from Washington on
good authority that an attack was to have
begun on Charleston on Thursday last.
The telegraph wires being DESTROYED and
the Offices closed in New York city, we can
chtaiu but little general news.-EDs.
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WuLAusroRT, Md, July lis An.
The rebel army has crossed the Potomac
IN safety taking with all its trains and artil-
lery. The rearsuard of cavalry crossed at
seven this morning.
ten. Fitzpatrick followed the enemy to
the river and was opened upon by the rebel
artillery from the heights ON the opposite
side of the river.
Gen. Meade will at once change his opera
tions and 90 IN pursuit Of the retrcating re-
bells
We learn that riot has broken out in
Troy also 1t is reported that the TImcs office
had been attacked and the the telegraph
Office was closed
NEW Haven. July Is.
No trains have arrived on the y Y roads.
The trains from this city q only to
Stamford and one or two at that The mob
Is having its own way pretty much in New
York
Business is suspended. Gov. Seymour
has issued a proclamation that the laws Of
the State must DE enforced and property res
pcctci
1t is reported that the draft has been ,us-
pended in New York 10y order from Wash
ington.
Merchants. Bankers aud hu.inc,, men
are enrolling themsclvc+ for the defense of
the city.
Col. o Bricn it j, reported has been hung
to lamp post
\ gentleman at " hitc Plains from y. Y.
that all telcgrarh~. Railroads and
Railroad bridge, are torn mp and destroyed
The rioters 800 in number have torn mp the
Railroad and burnt the depot at Williams
bridge.
They are marching t. White Plains 90 20
To IarrytoNn To destroy tine Provost Marshal
Office there
All the news that cam Doe had We get from
men from Y. Y that 20 up upon the North
River boats To- Iarrytawn. slA miles from
White Plains.
This news get from men that are con
sidcr,d reliable and who arc citizens of White
Plains
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Dated at..-----..-----..t
this. day ut.-.---- l-o---)
NorF The first certificate must he signed ~
the parent making the election, and the second ~
i've rspectahle citizens lheads Of famliesl residents
Of the town county, district in which the persons
reside and sworn TO before a magistrate. IN case
the father is deceased the certificate i 10 be Signed
bV the mother and the fact Of the fathers death l.
10 he stated BY the persons certifying.
N0rE 2-Ths certificate Is TO be used only IN '.lr's
where the labor Of the person claiming exemption
is actually necessary for the support Of the persons
dependent on him. The exemption does not Apply
in cases where there is sufficient property 70 yleI
the Income can he transacted by agents trustees or
the like.
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10 7 VI

III T. NJ.
Firing have been Of frequent occurrence
during the day. The alarm Is now ringing
in the 9TH District.
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MANTFACTTRED n
WILLIAM GRACE,

Are,hurt, Ma.
Frics . ants qra "a pr Bp,.
Great savipg is made bv takin. the larger size.
Each box has the above cut and the fac-simile 81
the prourietors signature attached to IT,, which H.
GEORGE c. GOODWIN & 60,
, Hanover Street, Boston.
General AGENTS for New England.
GHAcF's SaLvE can he obtained At all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores evert where.
APR il }1th, 1858. Nl!i'
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Nrw YORK July |

NV YORK, July IT.
4 Harrisburg dispatch SAYS Gen, Siegel is
to command the Pennsylvania militia in the
immediate vicinity
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We, the subscribers, and resi-
dents Il ...-.., county, State Of
hereby certify that ....... is father Of ..........
motherless children under u years Of age, aud de-
pendent on his labor support.
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OBADIAH wAIsToN.s ESTATE

I'VE THE 81 ESCRiBERS. having been appoint
w ed hy the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District ct Chitfeuden. Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust the claims anil demands Of all
persons against the estate - obadiah watson
late # Nilstun in said District. deceased, repre-
-euted insolvent and also an claims and demands
exhibited IN offset thereto aud -ix months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we VIII attend TO the business 4 appoint
inout AZ the dwelling Of the late Obadiah Walsuns
IA wilston in said District on the frs' Thursday Of
August and February next. AZ 20 o'clock. 4. ",
"a each Of said days.
Dated this eth das # July \ II. 1868.
GEO. LANDON.
svsr HARRY LOsLYN.
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Personally appeared before me the above named
.........--., and. and sever
ally made oath that the above certificates are cpr
rect and true to the best Of their knowledge and
belief
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.couDtV State III

Csrfscsts Of EycmYf'e~ aooosrf Of snspitg5Isns.
Of 1Je.
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Y. ". MURRAY,
Draper and Tailor,
CHURCH STREET.

Opposite .fiicn's Block
The BEsr OF CLOTHS, CAssMEREs, yEsrIxes, &c.
made up in the and most fashioHabs styles on
short notice and most reasonable terms.
Burlington, Jsne 18th. d2mos
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Csrfflf, that fr-o tasiassrs Of The family Of ne Psrs
lasle drgf Gr,asg IN the Hiii'farv s'rr'e ~
EHifsi States.
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ROLLA GLEASON. President, Board
ELISHA WHITE, Commissioner, Of
J. L. CHANDLER, Surgeon Enrollm'

Csrfif aafes for Exemption Of the only Son Of Uiios
er Of aged md fsfrIa PGreHt Parenfs-
l. the subscriber resident Of ......-.
county, State Of. hereby certify that J.
being liable to military duty under the act Of Con
gress ''ior enrolling and calling out the national
forces, &c, approved March D. l-63, am the only
son Of -.-.-...., who is-.-.......... and depend
emit on my labor for support.
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NOTE The first Of the above certificates must
be signed by the person claiming exemption, and
the second by two respectable citizens lheads Of
families residents Of the town. county, OF district
in which the person resides, and he sworn TO before
a magistrate.
NoTE This certificate is to he used only in
where the labor OF the person claiming exemption
is actually necessary for the support Of the persons
dependent on him. The exemption does not apply
in cases where there Is sufficient property to Yield
support aud the necessary business for collecting
the income can he transacted by agents. trustees,
or the like.
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and. residents ILL.,, ---s-.scuuntN'
state 49,. hereby certify that / aged
infirn and that am dependent for support on the
labor 81 my two sons, above named and that l
elect that mN--....-.- son ..--.--.-. shail ne
exempt from the operations Of the act Of ConEre,-
for enrolling and calling out the national forces,
sc. approved March 81, 1853
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We. the subscribers, do hereby certify that the
abOve-named. is the only son off,
who is..........., and dependent on ms labor tor
support.
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L..........., the subscriber being liable TO draft
into the service Il the United States hereby make
AFFIDAVIT, that | am the father Of 80. mortherless
child. under II years OF ago, and dependent on
INV labor for support
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

Csrfif-4f. Of Parent that H. she dcsrss Of hi
Or her srfutpfsf.
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Personally appeared before me, the aboye-Iialned
........-...--f ana ,eNerallN uaue
oath that the above certificate Is correct ah Uuf'
to the best OF their knowledge and belief
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c.r,sa,, fhaf n, person Easls dra6 is The only
5rofber Of a ohi children dependent on q" fH'o'
for srspp0rf.
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ENROLLING BLANKS.

FI'IIE following are the forms Of aflisvit- t. lie
Il furnished to the Board Of Enrolment for the
purpose Of establishing exemption under the second,
third, fourth, fifth and sixth provisions Of section
Of the act for enrolling and calling out the national
L.
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BosToN, = i. VI.
The drafted men in wards and followed
by a crowd of three or four hundred persons
who greeted them with shouts of division.
The crowd came to halt in IIaymarket
square and threats were made that they
would vesit Provost Marshal Ilowc's Office in
sudbury Street
In Endicott Street We learn that several of
the officers employed in making the con
scriptiOn were driven off.
Police Officer Winshipof the LIST station
was set upon and badly beaten by the mob
Police officer Trask of Station > while in Ia
fayctte square was stabbed in the check with
n knife
At last accounts the mob wa- rapidly in
creasing.
We learn that Adams and CO. express re-
ceived a despatch this morning stating that
no trains had left New York eastward since
3 P VI Yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

Gen. Frank B. Blair is reported to he in
possession of Jackson
rumor was in circulation that Port IIud-
son surrendered to Gen. Banks on the 5t,,.
and that We took Is 900 prisoners
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The riotOus crowd At the North End, IN
this city numbers about 500, including many
women \ large force Of police are on duty,
and every preparation has been made Z" r.
sist any further violence by the mob
As matter Of rrocaution. Capt. Jones. of
the lth Battery. is at the armory in Cooper
St. to he in readiness for any emergency.
NEW YoES. julio H.
The Mayors house has been -acked by the
rioters and he l. At the s.. Nicholas with
GOV seymour. 2n0 troops arc in the Park
Barracks waiting for orders The military
fired ON a mob in Broomc Street. killing H.
persons. \ meeting of the merchants will
be ca He'd this evening.
NEW HAvF>. July II.
The morning train from New York arrived
here about r. NJ. by which We have morn
ing PAPER
The 'Triliuc saws about =. NJ. am cxcit-
ed mob in Printing House Square conmenc-
ed hooung and groanmg and soon a large
number in the crowd armed with missiles
hurled them at the windows of the Ir''7ne's
Office.
When the lower windows were demolished
there was rush made for the interior Of the
building. Papers were scattered about the
streets and match was then applied 20
lot Of PAPER inside Of the counter. The
building was fired eight times before the
scoundrels ultimately succeeded in destroy
ing it.
Other fire owing To the imperfect of the
telegraph took place not even an INTERVAL of
their whereabouts could he obtained at : 30
p. NJ the gun iectory conner of 24th and Fl
and was DESTROYED at l., the mob arrived IN
the Office Of Asst Provost Marshal between
2Sth and Doth St which was burned.
They next attacked the Colorcd Orphan
Osvlum The frcmcn ON hand and made a
tardy effort 70 do their duty.
When Chief Engineer Decker sent to have
the bells runc the messenger found he could
not communicate with headquarters. the
wires having been cut hv the mob
They visited houses adjacent with hatch
cts and pixies. which were. with their olegan
furniture. destroyed The house opposite
the Asylum was attacked The rioters
gavr them no chance o. sayc the
POOR little Children. One brute threw
a chair from ono of the urpcr
windows and killed a little white girl
who was trying to save some articles of vain"
that were strewcd upon the ground
Property DESTROYED is estimated at $50.
000
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l. the subscriber. being lapie "
into the service Of the United States hereby maxi
affidavit that am the only brother OIL -unueI
Il wears Of ace having neither father nor mother.
and dePeudent on my labor for support
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-17

\ certain euro fr pain. boo lu'. anil i9ra re
throat. Group. rhcumat-m. collie, Dr.. a perfect
Bcad'f'
LtvoNn W,Isr Geo.. NtH.. Juue ... -
This .tn certify th7t w, wife WIS taken with
Quincy SEP, Throat % commenced t' SWELL and
was -n sop, that sine could mot swallow. and ..n-aej
VIOLENTLY Ius.I Your Eminent anil m1dc I.cr-
feet cure BOO cno week. firmly believe tba, hrt fr
tho Imminent he would have le-t herltr.
John No. HARLAN.
rriee y sud 20 cout.. s.ld D., al @ru--i.i- oHce.
IS Cortlaudt ST. y. Y.
July - Hru
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y -" at PEIRCE's,
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MEN WANTED FOR eHE INVALID
CORPS.

RoLLA GLEASON, President. Board
ELISHA WHITE, Commissioner of
J. l.. CHANDLER, Surgeon. Enrichment.
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IELE>A ARK. July 5th }

WASHINGTON. July II.
has been received at head