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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20

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gu SsstI truret.> =
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
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nsrssbautSN Hae beipReers iUr i,tu gefhift cirssrtbtstsT
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lie aQsS GAesn rereen. mas Az ben Decentralization
ritbGEaftsn sebort. @ussreeat miro man a6Gr du9 ole in
cen, futpis SpislpaaTsa,. Ranme, 9lrtsn, SaI&enbu4tT &c.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
Qt.t6 :Bibltet bft.

Dem st.brttn StuifSea YublituHt rre bic eeit b~tbItotbtI
etS !lntSrStt6nttsn CUR Esistsea Btnusur9 btft ms tntpfets
len. DtrftIEe IN. dusuit ttihbaIttsi sntbdtt bic ntultsH
Rert1ne unb Npotacu ure btrite tirent lsCsIultt9tr 9ubit
tan fur bic fenreneeN lansen 9srbltr uno gStntesdbs1oe
gang DEFENDERS gu rmpfEbItn fem.
Die @bcunemsntSs pretIt Ino- 70 n eSrts ssft1t, eas
StSerrlanu btsie Bibltptbet b.uussr fam. Stne entfpre.
dtnbt gtrEdae mus itecb SCn teen1 9tisr btntsrls5t psretE.
'SUae BtsitRtstn, psI9t NOT auber aus Der. ffhbtr
Stsdtr f2sr 2eibbteliptbst in Slpeen ba6er, fiEe, freaaes
Ii5ft erfutt foI6t an mid esIarstH gu laGen.
$500: 80" :=' Sfpbert 9rtumtpfr, ="
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
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Abtut. @tnpt. 6ffttt, 3 a.;
8tmmpRo, lOten Stunt 1853. >

HturfpRoi lOteu Sunt 1868. =
a@khEtGI. 8 rper. &ommaaSsurt Son
8teintertern Der etnit ptrctn dnfatfor6ert, fos
eteta r5&entt6t RuferuRssn In itStm Com.
paeniesD ifsiet ibrsssFefrecttsen Reatmfnts sofs
nstrreit gu laEea. r,no NIT t6rsn erIttn. it6Gh
2ae ettea arstfunbiet GreretGrIbanaeN 1otj6S
nstnien. Ssesr. Mann; pom 1Sttn Ste alus
45fsn etbeusid6te. tntlnfbs), Die nt6tnls geas
iertRts EnroutTt TfnS, uno omar CD otrlsE6et tlReR
Sttasertretee resRrGt 6Gttn cher nt@t. III ~ 6tes
Ter DttnlIsiRuns ssrpFt6tst aEo Hiu6 b6jl aRs
gu anssbalteR rreteen. .(Strbt Gore 1860, @ay.
20, Sset. Z. Ddstua 1853. Difftntetn, rUsl&e
9rtmftiert bsaufprubtn, obtr pie Guf it9tnb ii.
urn: 9run6 Bin lettbtr GrtHptipn te6leltef. fn0}
ssrpft6ttt, E6 tpltrsr Uot sinsr Sur4 bds @eithi
pom 1ftsu October 1862 ttftmtttGR. 9clalsI1uI,
ttrfu&u1ss.G omtts srumiatrsn sns taTsM.
R;gtu1euts > G~cmmGRnerrs r1Etttn effnht,'
lor8faltte so untsriu4en, ptr ,utB IIllatbtehf
StrpHt@trt III, nnc, rpsnn ucthrenbta, BE bhnttI
Tide ~aaisttist une pInthttG StfElaR0 ettGtr
pilot Ju erjrttstn. ri 80 .5..4
Stnc @omYasntesE rt&t ~ Ie6r SWiumlAtns
sefhmcljen, 70 fnO SffttErs,S dsauttR III Der
ent4 ede @tfeb por9efhrtebeRsn Self. .aisiuF
Julien. Sinh ~rtsielteR isroa urtsr bas gRiht..
mum ~reeucirt, fo. battr ,tuet e9tr msbtert btt
10 reoutirtIr @omSaaniesn Ter. 5lud6R 9tiegE.
men Otftritte fh ju eiHer rouRdnbtgsn Conn
pd9nts 3I SettiRtsen un6 Tore SffIltre tG 81.
rrGbltu, uni. wtr6 Der Ste9tnEnts.G omnrdRerur
cenfrlbrn Die Strpft&tune aaFerft8en, bic no.
H%tntlihtn .Grsretft . usbuR1tn, tnuEttal6 Res
Dtftricte, >aus benz bic GpmpaaEts G6nn btattt,
porEstnen Ju la6sn !; oStr, iulte e. ben eGlten
rnrbr eenrenirsn, f1,faRR Der tReatntea(ssG Com.
ndnSsur ouf @unfH bsristSsn 6ie GsmpaaRte,
Ottrtcte 10 sintbsttsE, pie Is SsniIttn am Sc.
ttn ;uIdet. =, - -. -
Giss II tirN SurIiuFas IaSrfasl Der Rrtne-
ten yetbtueRbtstttk, unO nm etntr &eauiltton
.bts prIfte enter fur 5000 Icnu gliItI IL aso
nilSen, Die ON 1ftE NusuR b. s.. Ia DttnR gee
~muftrt rfrrtr fsGsn. Gter; ba bee DtdabeHt
curhr oas @itfse bee @onart6es pom 81. AH8uf
1861 une ID. 6etOttr. 1862 anIprifrt 10 ben
EiEnlt ron GetsatlE4G smrasRtesn, jur 2otals
S'rtteirisuns auIurtbEeu, 70 fcrrsrt Der Goa.
vtrneur alt DttteRtspT .ouE tstl6s eHr6 bas
Wiltjssiss 1uur OtEuR strpFt6tet HUB fSpte
out GisisniesN, WeI6s tGtperIt6 Ratt 9tnus
Hns. @afIE ;u tras'n, lb CeUe SerIus In
irl&e Scupaanirrn 3u crsaRtlrsn, ute auar Ia
8tmGsbsit ter 8eftuHunAGn. ees. &cr9rtGts
uno prr 8tSrIatiunet Gts Srtes sHttnlRtre, bic
ierrut 8sSimsE!s.G cmmGnrrur ltsrlaGet tusrt
DEN Ioaen. -. -. :.SS4,& .
DIE Resuiftiln Don 5000 Rcna gaHil ptrS
in Der @ttie rEeTtirt -rtr6sH, ate 1& 0otoRt6r'
G~UmpasnistE ME rtsR btntv't ureenifren
ht6sen. @r &| @
ReSiu.snts,G Snu dH6sGrs ptr6eN f6letfHieR
bic SrsaRtIattcn reyStGrts Iclhst &uniBag.
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eem &riess.S scrstar fujIet6 'eeven Wa&tt&t
3usomrsen laGer. ">- - <.@a5 SIS
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
All. @eR. Dfftsey68 dsl
RiAmnrOI 10. SnnItl8f2

Die tcm~mdn6EenStm 0ffIieEe hex 1tNfiten
Rili,,&ta8t etE Stdets RIamsnG pttgyebHrs
anS, SgsSSars RuS aSieslssssEE isslsS sns
nit ben .p5&sntli6sR Grstslsr, uttuAae9 yh tt.
sinnsu, 23u psEtn ftSsE SdhfesGe gta@Rattaa
0Otr an trssEb .thttE aRSsFtR "a ShetHs Gage
lutt 9tunbtn sernauEt rbv6sa Isatns dDitfe
:SraantIntlon i6lk6t uatiIm att3heR ~ i@liF1
1862 aqs mti6sR maRnlt@sn 8fpsbner BON
l6tsR SITS 18ten uRe BON .45Esn BE soften 2ss
.bEasiaSn In Go, IpRtt Que Gtsfsnts htI6e
bird ssn. 0ries IN 8li9Ntnstn gsbottea anS
F@ tn 6FfdptsR StdDtsn aaltaltE& m5eenViG teft
ESrsauiIdttun trags6t f@ tfne Wegte 6fst ete
GurpOSStt6nsfint ser GtdSf s1bhUpuRgp, mar
an Der 1ofbIstlet es SSmst t2tpIrs. IN cine
balte gatits tim RfEeiaCpfEaRptuh Gt6OtC.
-3Cmmdnbtrsnes Sffttrs sa asEsllA a.
-etelt Office ete Stdrtt nnb9na 3aRaPb bs 0as
.taiGeRS, uhS no Gte BNtaae 0ft.sl6eW aiAt
JhldifEa mar tN &~oiipasaiee1 IL snpvtaHsn.
Huf BefekEA sa f3tafa
itlrs Il @m.E0A Rf6agh6Rn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20

Den srtrtta 0ubi;tum un0 r,stpta 6rsanSsa Die Nm
Jeiss, bas Id an o5teenR 9laSt si1 Gtearrens uno GaSate.
9t16&N etpHrct babe uue III etn bsQisfen Narttprst(fH i'm
0Trstr une 8lsIuea' ~sertauft. INSTRUMENTATION BON Gts
seSrsn bite ib Re;u. rsiSts Eager elmer 9rliGrs gu untsrs
rpErfeE. -.- -: y. ~ dr.t "
~. .' - ~. ."f'. So DAG 9tca6ftIaEs .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
@.tu. ID. Ill

:" - =. Wfo.. W.sU Itu -
Satritdut bon net6ent Bltr. NIB rsiEsm
Gietr .:Glfs, H.. -
Der F6 gum Ginmahsn unr 6amiltrHsstrau&
bfftns empF bit. -
6fftet: ytaiaat, cine. stlt untsrSat6 Sts %. Or.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
RiTthlhafld Gf0fnun6

ReiHen 0ytuRhtn ms henssessytst @ubGttm BE tnst.a
ksRly aRieist, bas .mfRt Cd b6 3tn NIB Btodoahl6eI
.otte6flf WtrtbiaaffeHytf ben btaeh OttaMie9 ~. an
Fei4i4 tttft'en Hnnn 49, 4oRfi rfrffeAah9tnf "
tsrst Naalt lkt3 otf1lt6fut haas.
lfa6t trfeltEa frnRti6R Epiabe ner1t1k hug8 arts
gelpdngs Rah .6~pf1Nifnne nienrne rio bnt UpNpb4eAi
mtlns se Anke
- DsptSA assn1NhnTfas sd .Haio
sRm6fas eupSsG htbanD9EHwtsl s1CIE.
Ehe gg;e 1&tfa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
MONTICEEbO HOTEL
So. 165 9tCapfr., Jpif6tn Der 8. u. Z. ,SFaSe

Sas r,tftaSt guStispkf mo aaf 6tefsS asaa. s.i&ndtS
svG etnssEt&xEs beutE&e @aa96rS anifRfttIaN 9fHanE IN
eta Gin isbet adtinhtse @eilehet Die FsVaoLtSfsa 8iEpulr
mb 8eprtbWra FHnel faan,s So
8naEeefs fnssnipbislsut Bats iuE btst@fanS &Rf.
RabfHe unb quite auf 6sIfAe Itifs SerIiists Sretfea.
Dr 9dtroept etets 4stti3 IN elegant stnsett4Rtruzp
1fgts nit ben befsn GrfffdHnseR eFfe5tna4 xI9$8f
~ Der erpSE fA5Ht Gaati biefk6 F9akl3 ftgR I'D
S9TJleli9 an BtuammlNHasn 961eR naos uiAkgtH 6enS
li3tsuta usb taau III pklsm 9wldg auesahttsa ptFeeE.
GpATakA96neI en-.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20
FARMERS HOTEL,

is. b.. - - Sapannab, Ga:
TisTts dufs GEtsaRttfs ,sinssrt&btte 6eutf1e gdtsers,
ees ~ ben ,rftn SosiIS be-. Staet ss66rt, ttro esn rttftn>
ben Yubtituut g. teRs en- pfueIsr. g.. dubtE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-20

8 Spbn g arl e., i ~ Is"
!, lite Strass, arti6In 8rpdps uuh 9rnt.av.
~GupFsblt*F I'D eEut sstbrtsn lYu6liturt wt Saftrtisurs pen
- RtueetsNrtetfen aQsr Mt @rE
unb fabrt ftet in Istnert @tTtdE ~sortsmuRsnEe N.paratus
aus. DtrIsttt bittst nm ssrttstt &uftriSs, bic Ct iArsa
Hnb btaisft aus petfprtht. 'r> n,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
One ssvins-maah.ne n Use, t.ia7sss

one seWing-maoh.ne n usa, b-iorsus i7
debtor. isnoF exempt f.o-a lt;alA1-at cr oz--1.
ton. P 86s-
1.-THE estate Of a deceased person does -9- q
eeel three LundFed donlrs, tie whole my t-
assigned to the WIDOW md chli.5n. without s
provision for the payment Of tie d-s:s of q, De-
eeasel- P. cs5.
An acknowledgment of a d.5;. or a new rr,-
misc, other than that illl--1 ty l-r,i-. pay
ment, must be in uI...us am s'sle5 y Il, e-r-
ty affected thereby, IN orler .o ar-,l the c7-r--
iion Of the statute Of lin.tstlrs y in1,rs--
ment Of partial plyn,a. constitutes, q i.s-,,,
sufioien, proof Of such payment. unless +, a ia
the handwriting Of the party making tic pay-
ment. P. rs
No agreement f1r tie extension of the ;.n- Of
Performance Of contract, secured by tho -l.-
cation Of a surety, IS binding. ual-ss II writing
signei by the er;di,or. Or his agent. and r-,.,-
Ing briefly the consideration osss.a agr5oz,--
p ass
The homestead law Aas 5esa dr-i,li entire =
anew, and IS e ve-y sral- improvement u-on t--
crude and patch w-sk -.-.---- ca ta-. l-..-:
hitherto in fr,e. CAag. &C.
The notice Of noa-p-yn.nt Of ucs,.,--l- ? --r,
where the party TO be n'-.a j r.l.l-s in t.s c-na
town vasre the r1rer .s P'y--,s. mead nc. q, -c-
liverel re1s5nlf-y 7. IS ll11,.e-- 20 il--z.t the
notice IN the p,s: o.z,a r.,h tler:s.-e rre-.-..
p. 50o.
Stock in fir,ga ccrP'rl-ans, oz1-l .l .4s
Sta-e is ta--t,e here. ul,-ss. ;4 ;-- S---- ---r.
the corporation is l5oa,.a. TIC corpsra.12 paya
all the tax on the s.5,s, ,ai 10 TAX On t--
sane Is ASSESSED asl.r-t die s,,-ll-,l-rs. P. -l-.
The tax to 60 PAD ~ Bluss 20 .-5 SAC
Treasurer On the sto,k Of uoa-4-4 ---.- IS a..-.--
from one 70 two per cent. Ps- a-aul- r.5-1
The employment, y O t--z or rs -1-----. @
agents % exchange !.s Ill. ,o- t---, G. c.--,--
bank. e1,ef; q; - banking --a-sa-. is prohibited
P. 90.
An additional penalty c. --o t-asl-l 1.---s
is tn7os.i o- banks fl c,-t -.-,a--- e. -le
laws rsll-1- 70 tt,l c.-,l.-t--. ,.--s. 5-s..--.s
OF rae cfi1rss,a; ;-e,,,vel r. SIS
AT facs s-- tss 7,-'f.s-l f-ae li~r,, .-.--t-
the sa', cf .1.--,--..-s -r.1ts. GU t- t--s .l-
tozerei, hereafter e o, tic te-sar e.. t-s
State; aa1 au The costs and ez-lls-s O.. sash
prosecutions sr- 70 d. rt.l ~ tae s,l,e. i7s..il
ofby the torn where tie cI-lo5 was c,-a.-cl
Char 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

CorHIEsFEITs. - In Springfield, Mass,
$50 [. :. notes altered from two dollar
notes have made their appearance
The counterfeit is most excellently exc
cuted. and would deceive any one but an ex-
pert in the handling of money. The figures
- 50" are cut out of the fifty cent postal
currency notes and pasted over the figure
- = at the two upper corners Of the hill /:
the word fifty" is pasted over the word
81 two" where If occurs most prominently
and where the word " two" occurs in small
letters and black ink, it is painted out green
paint or erased. On the back ot the note
the figures - o. in the four corners Is GOV
cred up with the head of Washington, also
apparently cut out Of fifty cent postal cur
rency note.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

C--NoED Hls 1oNE-TAe Claremort Eagle
publishes the following, furnished by gen
Jlenan who vOuehes fo- its truth, which
SHOWS how suddenly some men change their
tons and become patriotic when their wal
--ss axe l. daase-':
- wallet maker of Suaapee reads the Daily
pl1e-s aloud 70 his friends. Reading The riot
news from Eew York. he stopped and said: Glad
Of It's hope they viii oppose the draft through
the whole country Next day. reading the riot
e Boston, be sropped and said; Good. glsd Of
of i, glld Of it. The next day. reading the
particulars 0f ths destruction Of property in New
York, ha rad Of & store broken into. stopped
sho.t a.d said: Great heavens. that Is the store
where ny wallets are sold want 70 know II
there IS net power enough in the Government Of
New York 70 stop mob p"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

TnE I>rn,>AIIoSAL ExHIBlTIoS.-A des-
patch to tie Boston Journal dated Hamburg,
July 18th says
At the E, cond day of the great exhibition
there was the largest show Of stock Of mo
dern times There were over +0O9 entries.
Campbell Of Vermont took three premiums
on his sheep-two of them first class pre-
miums There we're seventeen hundred en-
trle- of sheep.
Mccormick thrashes all the nations and
walks of with the golden medal
Our glorious flag and coat of arms Is seen
ali about US, surrounded by a loyal people.
More than 50 900 are inside the grounds TO-
day Forty thousand thalers were taken at
the gates yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07
y o e Y
Three Words ofStrength.
BT SCHILLER.

There srs three lessons ! would write
Three words as with a burning zen,
n tracincs of eternal light,
rpon tbs hearts Of men.
H4ve Hop, though clouds environ now
And -la,iness hides her face in so0rn'
Put thou the shadow from thy brow
v night hut hath its morn
H.. F-.-f Wbcre'er thy bark il driven
IT,, .7rol's df-port, the tempest's mirth-
Kno,- this-GoI rules the hosts of heaven,
Th' nh-bitauts Of earth.
H,., lsye Not love alone FOR one,
Eat raa1, as man, thy brothers call,
Az scatter like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all
Thu grave these lessons on thy soul
i ..y, T5itl, and Loye-and thou shalt find
str..- when lifs's surges rudest roll,
-- T ayl thou else vert blind.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Arrangements have been made TO Pur-
chase part of the battle field at Gettysburg
for CT meterr in which i, is proposed 20
gather the remains Of our dead. The ground
embraces the point of desperate attack made
uron the left centre Of our army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

A dispatch from New York says that the
steamer Continental arrived Friday with
one hundred aud seventeen conscripts and
substitutes on board from New Haven Con-
nectieut: shortly after the steamer touched
the pier at Peck's slip. forty of these men
made their e-calF.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Men detailed FROM the lei " Brigade
and from the 10th Vt, have arrived. sent to
tske drafted recruits. for the several regi-
ments They will probably h at Brattle-
boro some time, as the Draft is not yet near
" complete. -..-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

We learn that private dispatches Saturday
morning announce the death in Boston of
John D. Campbell Of Adrian, Mich, brother
of Il. R. Campbell Of this place, and well
known IN this state.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

DaArIIp Mis- in the Towns OF -. aibans'
Georgia. Sheldon. swanton, hlshsa's'
Franklin Cambridge. Waterviiie, Belvidere'
Eden, johnson, Hydepark. Stove. Morris
town, Wolcott and Elmurr, will notice tie
Provost Marshal's advertisements in auo'her
column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Axo1HEz DECISION ~ REGARD 70 Sr1srI-
Tu1Es-Ihe following decision has just been
made by the Provost Marshal General
e Substitutes between Is and % VII &c 40
ceptci with consent Of psrerts. J. c. Fzv,
Provost Mlrsh-l Gee y -
There aye many, also. above tie age Of -
who would make aceeptl5-e sat-tit.1es
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

seymour 5 majority, lo,Jo-, o. more 1-'-1
his entire majority il tie state.
These election districts tgu-o o. tie -,-N
York police books as containing -''-S 2.o;-
geries, 90 hr9thels, la lacs Where thieves
and ruEans LaJitually resort, lco l9-iey
shous, with gambling and dance ho-5es to
match, aud also embrace the haun's OF tie
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Loss Or THE vrRyoST CsvAIRF.-our cor
RESPONDENT sends W. the casualties in the Cav-
airy Regiment.
The following is a complete list Of the Killed,
wounded and missing. from the time we crossed
the Potomac at Edwards Ferry. up to the time
we recross.-i at Hsrpers Ferry:
Co. 4
H'ouaSsd-orJ Sergt ". Gibb.-bruised
sy f1ll Of horse. Private II. z. Bliss-shot in
arm and leg .Wssiag.-H. c. Sweet, H. J.
Smith. f. s. Dc,y. Henry Fsrnsuor1h. Chas. T.
Wait
Co b.
KTlied.-Sergt. Beemsn. UogaGcG.-Sergt.
s UEord, sergt H. Hall, Z. Hibbsrd, Sergt.
W. Irwin, Corp. R Bliss, o. Bigelow, NJ Share.
Corp. Jennie -Wssing.-J L. Lake. - Sporr,
J. Hutchinson, J Farrsnd, P Hutchinson. \.
Stanhope, J. Brewer, Jno. Smith. Corp. Bliss,
F Toshett
Toun4ed.-Lieut- P c. J. Cheney (severely).
Klied-Private joel Smith. sergt- Dan Hill
(supposei to be killed. Woundei-G. Smith,
H. Mason arm amputatei, Corp. Rice sabre
cut on the head, T Nay sabre cut, J. Reed.
.HissiHg-Sergt Stles. Corp Freeman, D F.
Lewis. G. Fisk. " Stone, J Bancroft, T. c.
Ward, r. l. Hall
Co. L.
Kfliei-Sylyester Lund. H'ou7lei.-H. K.
Bard. II. J. Allen. -Wssing.-J- S Bryant,
J 5 Clark, l. J Hovland, 0. S. Henwine,
\. Towers, sam'l wasbburn, J. Young
Coz.
RTlied.-Sergt g. W. Everest. Privates 0.
F. Kimball, o. Morse, W Watts, Frank Gould
Troua8ed.-Capt 0. T Cusbman (in face bad
ly), Sergio Wentworth and Bailey, Private NJ
Gould. .Nissisg.-Ord. Serst seaver, Y.
Thurston. h. Rogers. c. Carter, A. s Lamson.
H. 4. Smith, \. s Clapp, J Champlain. c 7
Sleeper
KILsd.-Lorsn Brigham IToundsd.-D
Eimonds. Fl. Jarvis. -Msang-Capt. scho-
field (vounded), G. Roundy, L. 4. wier, J. Car
roll. C Forbush. c Cory.
Co. G.
U'oundsd.--Lieu, G. Stewart, Sergt J. Van
derlip. John Hill Msung-P. CIapp. H.
Benson, wm Warner. & Smell, J. McManu, P.
Hall. Corp. Sherwood. L. Conger, Corp. Dyer.
% u
Hilie9.-sergt. C Bucklsud. J. Mcintyre, J.
Buffum, J. sulham, H. worthen. Wounsod.-
sergts. Morgan and Mathsr. J. Riley, G. Ever
son, C. NJ. Gordon. J. Knights. D Eames, J.
Stone. -Hissiug.-D. Warren. o. B. wellman,
D. ". Read. W O'Brien. c. Covley. F Cosley,
s.rgt. 6 DoTlsn. VI. Dwyer
Co. l.
H-ouadod.--Lieut P. H. Cauldwsll lin arm).
Privstes J. Grsaves, Geo. spofori. A. S. oher
-Wssiaq-sergt. Hyde, s Haynes, 4. C. New
land, G G Thurston, A. F. Con, II. fettingiIl
Co. K.
RHIe9-Johu Calvin. H'ouade9.-Sergt
Rice, {. c. Lapham CSoth legs amputAtei), H.
Z. Tupper. 4. Ross. t. E. Jones. .Hissing.-D.
Dillin. J. Blair, Corp. II. Bennett (Eoundeil.
Co. J..
Cspt. II c. Parsons (shot through the sidel
EIilcd.-SerSt. Geo. II. Duncan, Corp. H. Wal
Ter, PriYates Geo. Brownsll, f. D. Thompson
H'ouaded.-Corp. sperry Qeg amp.), Privates
Fobes, E J. Wcolcott. Corp. Pollngcr. T. Keif.
Sergts. Wool and W. L. Greenleaf, 5 Merritt.
uissing-A. Burlette, WHY'S Lyman, II. c
Blinn. H. Nash. 7 Wilson, a. Green. G Ishsm.
W G. Watson. \ W Webster, A. F. Sawyer. J.
Labrec, o Brainard, H. Mooney, A " White
Co. NJ.
KTHed.-Capt J. ". Woodward. Hound
s9-A Mckenzie. T. Mcclure. .Hissirg-J
LaPlante. c St Nichsel, B. Gordon. J Mcneil
II, AZ. Hackett, Sergts. Sutherland and Stearns.
Lieut., E k Sibley
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Thirteen Copperheads have been indicted
in Iowa SJr eounselling and threatening re-
s!stancs the Draft.
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Tus BsI>s--A carefully kept record shows
thar more than louble tls average number
ai inches of rain fell during the July just
Ea7f. IN IayTronee Mas While an unusual-
j. ls-se enoIn, 5f rain has fallen in Burllng-
0 during the spring and summer, other
a.'t.es IN New England report still larger
'r-> The -st2l fall in Burlington from
Jan. -sJ 20 june 50th, 1858. was Is. IS inch
l1''7s r-esaIne time IN Boston % % inch.
- .sree 22.2S and in Newark, y. J..
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IL. NHTa VsRNo>1 went on july a5th
l'' N''"'', with tl,e llsth y. Y, a
-l.'''. --s.'g and 'attery, on an ex-
-''-''' Gloucester Point, as we learn
"." TIE Yorktown Cauaier. W rebels
.''e i'o'.' Tough small party had been
-' ''e Jay before \ few horse and some
arms were ESP lered, and a rebel mail with
IT, '-ni,r .Ac Cara'er says tia. the 9th
''lih'nt 'oia. performed march Of 30 miles
t''-aai aaa dropping from the ranks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

Loss Or THE VERMONT CsvAIRY.--our cor
respondent sends us the cas''alties in the Cav-
airy Regiment
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The following is complete list Of the killed,
wounded and missing. from the time we crossed
the Potomac at Edwards Ferry. up to the time
Nc recrusse-i at Hsrpers Ferry:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

KIHed.-Capt J. ". Woodward Hound
td.-A. Mckenzie, T Mcclure. .Htssirg.-J.
LaPlante. c St Michael, B. Gordon. J Mcneil
II, AZ Hackett, sergts. Sutherland and Stoarns.
Lieut. Z. K. Sibley.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

H'ouaGsi.-orS. Sergt. ". Gibbs-bruised
sy fall Of horse. Private ". T. Bliss-shot in
arm and leg. -Bssiag-H. c. Sweet, II. J.
Smith, f. $. Dc,y. Henry Fsrnssorth. Chas e.
WI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

North Carolina 1900
We have added to the returns Of 1850 the IA
10 Of increase, for the preceding decade in each
state. We have taken only one-third Of the
number in Tennessee and tvo-thirds IN Nlrgi-
n's-making, as we suFpose, a proper allow
-nce for the portions Of those two States n the
possession Of the enemy OF the number thus
5htained, we estimate that $4,000 sre already
N the service 50 that by extending the con-
scripti0n 10 Is -ears, we only increase the
=trength Of our armies 70,000 men.
II we divide the difference between ~the
TWO estimates we have little more that six
" thousand men which the Northern and
SIuthern press estimate can be forced into
he rebel armies The following shows &
rebel view which seems to US most reasonable,
aud to be fair conclusion to arrive At under
the circumstances
letter has been received by brother OF a
istugrshed Rebel oficer and engineer cap;ur-
si " Gen. Grant at Vicksburg, wherein that
-1,=r says: "Ihe capture Of Vicksburg and
-lr army Is fatal to our cause. We can never
l-slui1s another army In the West The war
rag 90 or Tor some tine with guerrilla lighting,
rl- -l TANK Uoull he unworthy Of the country.
and which I will not approve. We have played
t-s game and lost As soon as am exchang-
ii, shah leave the Canfslerscy snd the cause
~ turoDs."
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RIlied.-Sergt- Beeman- TouaGcd.-Sergt-
:. Uford, sergt Fl. Hall, Z. Hibbsrd. Sergt-
W. Irwin, Corp. R. Bliss, o. Bigelow, NJ Share,
Corp. Jennie. -Hissing.-J L. Lake, Sporr,
J. Hutchinson, J. Farrsnd, P. Hutchinson, \.
Stsnhope, J. Brewer, Jno. Smith. Corp. Bliss.
F Toshett
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

vorr or Gov. SErxoUR's EElEsDs, ' y