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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-24
NEWSBY5H TEE fseFRkPH.
BY SIIE f. & ". E.
Exclusively Dor Eps..T Journal.
HGKRIBLE ATROC1TIES !!
CT @
LAWRENCE IN ASHES!
1870 CITIZENS sIMURDERED Il!
The FFiendishnss oFlf6 Rebels.
Sicke n n e De tails.

an5 n MA Ep5 IeI i - 100 u = af-Eu' u
'' Efa .i'1TF 1uEhst 23&Fr 63fifGcttti -
.szeas sef.I4aNreneG!e.u who arrived here,ifor
supplies and medicines, l have gathered
the following particulars regarding the
burning Of that city BY Quantrell;
sisiTke listbfikiflSd ahd' w66ndedfniHfn5er
nd 1SQ ths majority ofs whom wers killed
instantly. TIE names nam cannot all be
rr.be~giEeHs nerves heweEeg. 10 The sh0Hses
that remain standing are filled with
r. killed Shd wSanaedaos att cFUkses;a while!
from the remains: Of, the burned houses
charred remains Of Other victims are be-
s7Hia dspnd ITO dry sbig:U fs1sdiI -,
But one hotel is standing. QuantrellI
,sihaxin g asnareds itiaiicon seqneuca nf his;
having made his home there some years
since without e1pense::G but Is EpF6Ppirie e.
among rno the mist RA4a tz} sst2ens
t ae6 dss z 4 ena f. aes* Maven Sss@
/ of the City, and his, Sepq I,eGi. Lowe
Josiah Frost, s. P Thorn, D. Griswold
James Eldridge. s1ames ResriiEg. Colonel
Stone, two brothers named Gill, A. W.;
30 Gfhs%eldigTFredehe 'sKlnaall Thomas
Murphey, John S. Heart, three brothers
named pixfGA5dison;u Waugh, Duncan,
Allison, Geo. Burt, Judge Carpenter,
33R tssa M4:i.Sa5deF2 AaeiiSt Ellis, LemueI
Fillmore, Dwight, Coleman, Lewis Swami
r. Loomiy, John Crane, Levi Gates, two
. 7bretlfES nRurds RaqgeFJphuTEEarS, G..
I Y. Bell, Keith, Brown, Daro, Twiteh,
no Palmer, 81 SsaEgaaeqt, Delipski, aAlbock,
'iy Powers and Brahty ao'ia,f s,yt ,"tei'l
L. o. lfese were k4lqR instantly, most OF
IA them in. their own, house; 18th theirw wives
4hdehiiaferfA cifnSihg td4themg, white the
murderers placed pistols to their bodies
and shot, hem.-.
The following were MORALLY woun-
;sE = JogapO Hdridge,i MrG Be- Esr2 s. the
fra of Redenour & Baker, Mr. Williana
l7gs som Geo" H Itss OF. Hanson ReAykin
''''A III one case the gherriflas drove; II
men into one house, shot them anc
; bdrned the hasttfslin fe2eToGWF
The inhabitants fled into the ravines
.ss bushes and 1ieldss and wereo fired into
and many killed and wounded.
rffPEsnty5ike negro FeeruitgSwepe shot
They took all the money that could, be
naafaalfd in4hespoekets of sfeIeiti7ehsa ant
in the houses and, stole ar the ladies
ttjeaFelry, feven,to the rings 'on9their; fin
~ ,,ssvi:--t-'if ~ :.a{s IL; a9';> Isd i.s5
saa ~ %, Lane,esoaped on baarsebaek. raj
lied about 200 men with sFt tils,, followed
'andEoveftoo& 6iahfreh t.l2 tiilesm souEi
POI FEa#rehce;' But Sthe 1r6srntis' Unknown
Quantrell is now retreating toward
Miss2gr. burning, everything in hi
"a
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Friends of the Rebels sin aE1, land
J9 Pay Ds ar '7Tfor; u n sno w Aas asc--The
Confedernrg- Loan Down out of
. S3sig iit. - Z TT - EL =.
sdt < En- FORK .Adg.d' p. z-Ihe u London.
Speculation say ssthat the, fTiendsgof the
rsssiszhgues latelgI paidoS4 10000 for
Alieit friendship. v2H,A,T yza
-The- rebel lean has tnmbled to such "a
"a afK at.Ss:s at s s',a
s,o1f9 tiisIs1 aTToiJII sI1
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'7'3. .. MUSIC

n HISS c KERR s E4MARTLM DESIGNS STOP
wi ping in EyapsgiLe about Sc tsmber lst 1or
the purpose efgiytng private less 91s in usic; Is
: f1dong4ltT pTppsred 20 tElCh the compositions of
tho best Fretrctr; ftaiia- a+fdGerfa4f4-e h6fs,
Particular attention will I've paid to the sysferaric
cultivation of the Voice by re GUAR exereisPs in
both vocalization and solIage:c sSuinerous refer
ences can be given an Kew of4eahs Louisville ana
elsewhere of Miss Martin : Qualifications and
cess in teaching. he SFiffaiso ftse2asses in the
French and Spanish lsrngeag ts IF aesira6le. 6yi
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f. iii, consiaerRfii3n::ae that the States of
Ohio and Illinois having furnishe more
khae TheiK guDtaCof RoiuntgHfsl the, draft
in these STATES AwiH be Every light-not
more than r., 900 In eaGh;, and it 'fs"brob
Angling Tf9q 6: FL 5sas IF Nill be
raised sbgF EalHnteering and the draft eli.
Itirey av6ftfed. .ssisSa HsIiaJ sd1
ssS.P ~ SfL9frJ Gtssy .afYgfi1IA
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Reported Capture Of Sumter.
The Federal ffggf lb61e the Forts:
,sb1t3 lLGln a1siG9Ti0 5sni
THE REPORT QUESTIONABLE, ,

New YORK All { E: g2 4 4 GFaagsftiio abls
dispatch from fro dPHikdeIphia {te-assS says
Fl. Sumter has beer 1SbedFed,l and OUT
&9esis above alles forts. asliissIsM r ..S.
AL ,
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. ApO. G0nITR A GT0Rs.

.-FFNHE-C93L3oN =CQUSC4B OF FHE-GJ J1e
"a I-,Erlnsyil ieIyiH reeeiTe sealed, PROPOSALS until
ing and paving tie following Alley, viz: nGF
The alley situate oBet Seen1 Maii1 and Sycamore
StrestsSfRgf eN4eBdihEr from Fif5fd to Fourth
Streets. ;s'sS3n6 ii@1 HsSob < az
The contractsrto furnish all etfS.materials md
TO do the Stfk sfetasly T. pfG ana specifications
on file in this sifieeS Gas - Gs.5b :.
;5soH * { ,si'zlAa PEAFFLIN, Clerk
CisyUIeFky Osesy a tgust 8; 1858
--GS sadioIO ssxct G5
2 8
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/ from NEWPORT.
ifIfe Draft ia %F-Xef4s---2sreFsara-
lions for Monday.
NSS.F 90 - 80

lions for Monday.
w 1<&- 60. - -
New YORK, Aug. 22-The Post says
of hedraf,, No names, were drawn to-
daYinthis City but preparations are be
5hsmads fir Monday: andson that day
f'the wheels IN the 9th district, comprising
the 1sts2fd Ard. 4th 18th, 6th. e75ths.and
Sth wards and in the 9TH district the ] lth
and 18th wards will begin their revolu-
tons.
The police and military are making
their arrangements in as muck as the
9Th and 6th'wards, which.haRe abad rep
%isutotiioonA Andapaft charlottesville arein
: the, district, ,,,4,,-.,,. ,ss-,, -,,,~r
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PAPER MILLS:
EVANsFILIE
PARTfsIESsyslx MILLS
2 LEIGH .&aCARLSTEDT, agents.

IA
TIE MANUFACTURE WRAPPING PAPER
w equal to any made. and at Cincinnati prices.
Prices sent on application to the Agents,
= BfodGhn "a - - L1s s!a
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Cocks Sugar Evaporation
T. KE NOTICE.
Give the Homeless Homes

- Give the Homeless Homes
ENExeLENPs F ANFLIFs, WHO ARE
DswiiEing to'fake ind raisspr han or abandoned
= Clifd peii of either 1I 3; kfohfer >
favor By Iofify1Fg the lRdefsi .Qis' ilit We
Girl and two aittIc, ioyst&re row. With him for
wheur 5he5yisiftsl o Ind a feme and Others will
be coming IN: : ~. JQllsSsS, HEEh,
/ { jy27 ~ S. township trustee.
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tx III .i No,vs ess See 4tsss Il

Head $, spqsialJ .4g.ti Ia s. -.-s7 -.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.--InformG
1iaHis glfrear here that Lees ARMY has
been tmeKing, of77of. Our frontaen the VirS
'gfhia' Central Railroad towards Rich
a.mQ4d, bat,, ofiee rs 5arrividg here to-hight
/ whose pesiflon,in the army entities, them
to know what is going on, assSert,that no
5sll eh, intelige rS 7possession OF our
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5ss6aie tn E ago % a 81, Il Onion troops
made Ia raid On Wythefiller ~Firgirlias
during -whicb -hiedt, Powell, l4th
Virginia GnfenhresimehtS; was taken pris-
iseuPE and 1daeed,ig sqlihSy ctartiueh emit
in RichmQBa; 1TheJ War Department
will promptly Fetaliate in kind on rebel
tFprfs6b IN oar hands ERfRless CdTP. is
! PLACED oihf~ltfs same, foo ting With other
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= sG11--T y sd1PtltAF.tttf 3 " 'F'''''' = =
Admission a5-cepts: Boxes 30 cents; Children
td'liSxss R5 SsGIs} uIG I5Gid 2 n9IE
Doors opfr at and fvp1m. " 70
WIZ BeTfaTAAai Atincen nss Wednesday, Aug. 10
VIII perform A. Lawrenceville- Thursday, Aug
is3 D. GsT0l9J Eng aosltL E5i -
lT VIII perform at ut, CaTpsk Friday. Aug q.
II viii fserfornr at Primer toh SAT " Az, Aug ~
TfTp5s . 'I'SSI4 = G9'fTYss 9tSGfSf GhSfs
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x G2A 1SaS Aa&sAu -
ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson. Cafre-P. B. Campbell, Hen
Atlantic No. ,, Lou Little Grey Eagle, Lou
a6IIi difi94a ND 81 Il: K, .BsS Ests5as BIC
psIS9s Sash y ,rsT :.,ils,i'a5 s@ sis.
%Ia {u. .E}IG DEPARTURES ant ZHf
Ann, Nash. Fl, Fl! Ruke, BGlElipg Gisa3
y J.. q flEbelt nsnd. 81 LIE SUI !ty9nr lou
: thsfi s. dhs9, Ca 70. title Greg iEasis. Lon
u = smIss neHd DqIag Lou, 1so.i
y7s-.iI s.!jysae~s 7aclt-+- az 20 -.src73
ED :.- The5ri9er stipfdgqia9s and die end Of
: navi ssaeienlis almost here Unless pro-
-:-traetedi raj In. comes soon.a r~I zat
'resa Ihe, packets efro;nH Cairo founda but
: feet at Slim tslapd and the; ARdsrsoasvAs
.steed ahqlss day. :'s % : 5a3 81 3D. -
g-a. The Bowen arrived about 10 O'clock
:. on Friday night With considerable freight
lcand ascpo~d, of passengers. .,.-,"aera'5
Is Srheis anderson came N about two
.shoars1 .aser very, hight, y.<I zaaeF
go. left Saturday afaraaQul with lit
- else than a few people s.a.' r." -, ~
s2lHThe packet for Cairo "a. day VIII ~ ost
hzliksly5 bezathe fast Armada; 'nnderseom-
mand Of CAPT. 'Thffotaop, one oe :ke e1eker.,
lest officers 'nSvTfn1gg. Tie Armada IS neat
and clean. laad' very light .draagght, and
!. Fred. Hustoa. viii dispense the, honOrs
~ With courtesy .g'is
:; = :. The elegant aad welt appointed T. 7.
MIce55hbs WA be packet for
Louisville at noon to-day, a''is7'i - q
- Capt. Ballard. who Is "a veterans officer
Is IN commando WithSf frank Banksmitt
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q an 1,.Jias, Lane,esoaped on. horseback raj
lied about 200 men with aFt FMS; followed
,and'1overtoo& 6dafdreh L12 tiilesm south
" Of FEa#fehce;' But sthe results Unknown
Quantrell is now retreating towards
Missouri. burning; everything in his
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GSllG1aiIa: utal[
RIVER NEWS.

.YTgEq0G9 Vie EITAUIAV
ARRIVALS.
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1t is not sa4pet}ed{hfst he will be in ten
cEpted by our forces; and he wifi prqba-
H. ra+ ma ~ v;tba,,, lass
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ne Eon1merciaf7 PISSED last
evening, aaiilA a mag niGcent trip FOR
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go sss Of freight from this port and
louisville are aboat as foIlGTS:lcc,-
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-'RhI Menu hisg She came thFQugh from Lou
1 y, isyill4;s touching fi'She HAD
I'll 1-1arse7baSse in tow, and On Fuller, her
II Handsome 7clerk, was. entertaining "a
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RiYes and .Keather.,a1 L. /.

.a1sI9fTTsBnuKefI, August 722ARfver
Charged: Weather clear and warm.
C1NcISSA4Ip august 22.-Rivef
+ inehs gnoM 8 sfsetY6 chesip Sh
snel.iasaWeatherp clear " itll "a heavy; T
,fn6rfendinb, . 10 ra7Pi sdi nj sisi div tea
81 7s'5 81 u srigssT ~ hsoTays,I II
.1-t1!3 ts.! 4 No ,sT51s .sIG !
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The Big Llberty NO. ?, viii be here
IA zFtothesrowsECf Memphis. u Shells. one
tas of tie 6nest 6eats on he river, and
ss her Con ne 7. Geo.
Hart, are extremely popular JsandisatteL =
.. ;sftive.q Those wishing to visit Memphis
twill find no pfeasanter boat. i go
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NOTICE.
Z TiRi i !; / 8 & DEPARTMENT,

effice OF Gemptfelief eff the -GsFEe4Gy. 'oS
Washington, July. q rlS6s, !
yE7HTsREAS BY sATfsFcT6RY' EffbENGE
w presented to the; understandable has beoIS
made to appear. that the Ffrst Natianal Bank of
Evansville, in the Comfy of, Vanderburgh and
State of; Iudjaaa, has. beeo duly oSgahized under
and according fotlie reqnirelfnts Of the act ef
Congress entitled, '' An act to provide National
Currency: secured by pledge. ct United States
Stocks, and 10 provide for the cifcllstion and La
demption thereof approved FebruaLy 25, 1se3.'t
and has complied. with all the pEoyfsiops Of sid
aotreauiredTt to be coiRpl with befote commeres
-iIig tie bilsiness of BanJihg =
Now, therefore, 1, Hugh .AeGu1oxh, Comp
trolef Of che GusTescy; oretti fiat the
said First Nasisnap Bank of Evansville, County of
Yanderburghi and Saate'Of3 Lndisos- is atthorized
: to eomr1ecs tie business of Banking under the
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lWIIIlEs tI3LCflf1-.5S
The Invisible Wire Performer,
who's, brilliantly graceful positions
It,eifA siHgie>wirsy At a. outsider
sble elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiratiop-~ In
stritlta this 1ihau ks4y beautiful :
Parior Entertainment is q card
which needs only to he known TO
INDUCE thcGSands to-Yisit the Pa
tilfh fof the PtIfp6s6- Of bhkibg it
alone.
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-Thes steamer Glarence Chambers,
70 which Hashaaled Qatef taeixaterasome
week N twouagoa for Eet1lirss having been
thor166u ghlg feut6Sva6ed nfasheF ahulI was
rsT 5T33 232&ct( ! ~ ga
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Over, rally Round the Flag, 10
dan is Hard Road. to Travel an
. AotlerJ popular airs I'm d st5leEwe peve
Is I2hesrd ekcellea y ~ 20 VI
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slOREW1ARD.

hit..1s6s:.aaast !. !. ..
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S,s NEWs VIA Nv k $ / sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
FROM NE " ORLEANS.

New Orleans letters of the 9th, by the Geo
Washington, state that our lines at Port
Hudson are within speaking distance Of the
rebels. Batteries have been erected by heavy
guns mounted. Our gunboats and mortars
keep continuous fire night and day and the
place will doubtless soon surrender.
A letter from Red River states that por-
tion of our gunboats are bloekading the
mouths OF Red and Black river, up which
there are knowD to be some twenty rebel
steamers, but few of them however, are prop
erly manned and equipped.
Refugees from Alexandria say that by
Gen Banks withdrawal several parties OF
blacks have escaped and come to our gun
boats. They represent the rebels as treating
the negroes with horrible barbauty, shooting
them on the roads, dragging them by ropes
hitohed to their horses TO the jail. which is
crowded. Both whites and blacks who
show any favor to the Union forces are ar
rested and several shot.
The correspondent Of the Times gives the
number Of casualties in the following Yer
mont and New Hampshire regiments at Port
Hudson:
Eighth Vermont, 35 wounded
Eighth New Hampshire, Al wounded -
Lieut. Col. c. w Lull, killed; Lieut.. Col.
Geo. a. Flanders and Adjutant e. b, Bell,
wounded.
Advices per steamer Fulton state that a
telegram was received at New Orleans, on
the morning Of the 7th, announcing the com
mencement Of the bombardment of Port
Hudson, at , o'clock that morning. Gen
sherman was ia critiaal condition, his leg
having been amputated.
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vFRMnNr IrEMs

p,,
the stb. 9th. 10th and lltb day. Of September
next The Herald very nronerIv .lan, Nh.
rnapogers for going 20 Roston 10 oct &, a ,i,..
ger bread ostor." # The state Agricultural
Society cannot patronize home manufactures.
it had better emigrate-say TO Boston.
The Moretown hens have been stirred up
to do great things, the proof whereof is an
egg measuring inches by 6. II orr friend
will oontrive to inform that hen that this is
not quite the largest egg Of the season, she
Wi" De ap' 10 Try again
Chaplain Chas. 5 Hale Of the 5th regiment
has resigned III health forbade his remain
with the regiment and a leave Of absence for
two months, which was asked for, was not
granted Hence me resignation
Columbus Smith Of Salisbury has brough
a nerd OF ten domosticated butfaloes from
AansAs' lhey are IN good condition ana
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention Of the Freemeu oi Vermont, With
ont distinction N party, win be held At Burlington on
wednesday the sth day Of July next at II o'clock A
NJ to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer be supported AZ the ensuing
election.
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Government
n s efforts 10 suppress the rebellion aud to maintain
the Union n its integrity, cordially invited to attend
n. HENRY BAXrER.
JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
GEORGE g. SHEPARD.
LRvERErT y ENGLESBY, State Com.
STODDARD COLBY,
B W BARTHOLOMEW,
GEORGE n. DALE,
limo fH 1893
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
THE INVALID CORPS.

All persons in this county who desire to
enter the Invalid Corps, or who wish for in
formation on the subject, are requested to call
at the office Of Gen. Pitcher, Montpelier, ad
joining the residence of Geo. W. CollameT,
Esq ON Shte Street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
FROM IGKSRnRG.

Official adyices from Nicksburg have been
received here. They are Of the most cheer
ing general character Our artillery and NOR
tats continue to play upon the town
Three females who were put out side of
the city by Gen Pemberton, asserts that the
garrison arc short Of ammunition. Proyi-
sions are scarce and no, to be bough, at any
price The garrison is suosisting on quarter
rations mainly OF corn and peas The enc
my occupy Canton and Yazoo City in consid-
cradle force
Gen, Dennis in command at Milliken's
Benz had been largely reinforced, and started
an expedition TO Richmond, La. to attack
Mccullough, who is reported to have nearly
5000 troops.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

S1LK.-When the morus muItcaui. fever
ragged in this region aud filed gardens with
mulberry bushes, we discovered that the in
ner bark consisted Of layers Of silk in fine
threads, and we thought then that the time
would come when silk would be manuf4ciur-
ed without the troublesome and disugreeable
intervention Of the si.k-worm. The time has
come In Naples, a process for obtaining
silk fibre from the bark Of the mulberry has
been discovered and patented The bark is
carefully separated from the wood aud dried
in the open air, then boiled 10 solution Of
soap, when the layers are easily separated into
masses Of fine fibre, and may be carded and
spun like cotton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

BLOCKADE Secretary Of the
Navy, Fox, states that the whole number Of
vessels captured or destroyed by the United
suios blockading fleet up to June LIST was
$50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19
IusTIoE To LIEur. col. JOYCE.

Wan DEPARTMENT.. )
AnJuTANr orNEWALs Orptop z
WAsHNoroS d. o., June 70 1863
Hon. r. ?. wAfroT, NJ. c..
Montpelier. Vermont
SIR 7 have respectfully 10 acknowledge receipt NJ
your letter n the Sh inst 10 relation 20 the NJ Mr.
Charles II Joyce. late Lieut. Col 2nd Regt Vermont
Volunteers, and 10 inform you that upon examination NJ
the record this office there is order Diminishing him
from service
Mr. Joyce having received an honorable discharge HE
name will appear In The next list nf exemptions IN Tho
Daily Morning Chronicle II this City, probably the
10Th proximo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

The enrolment for this Congressional Di.-
Irict is nearly done, aud viii be entirely CONE
pleted in two or three days. Our ialehtigable
Proves, Marshal deserves credit for bis quick
work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-19

peace Democrats erroneous, Iastead
Of peace read piece, significant Of the facts
that the Vallandighamers are bu, fractions Of
the Democratic party, to be broken in pieces
by Loyal Democrats.
The Argus charges US with publishing
"prvate conversation Alb then it is true
that one of the friends Of the Argus goats
over the prospective defeat Of our armies,
threatens to hang or Danish all Republicans,
and sells himself in advance to the devil
Now as the Argus has thus confirmed the
statement made to us, we must say that we
hope that the gentleman, who talks 80 impru-
IDENTITY at clearinghouse table, will put a
check upon the "unruly member" It will
be better still il he will put more patriotism,
more charity, and more humanity in his heart.
WARNING.-Anybody who obstructs the
enrolling officers in any mode, with or with
out force, or refuses to give his name or gives
false name, or does any act which shall pre-
vent or impede the enrolment of anybody,
will be summarily arrested by the Provost
Marshal, and on conviction will be fued not
exceeding five hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned not exceeding two years, or receive
both punishments, Such is the law
Our friend " o. G. W." has attended too
few State Conventions to get an accurate idea
OF the management which makes nominal
tons There no seeresy or mystery about
IT, Usually tie evening preceding a conven-
ton brings men enough from different parts
Of the state to indicate the preference Of
majority, and that preference prevails. Such,
at least, is the general rule, and it is the cor
rect one.
PERsoNAL,-The Argus persists in making
the editor OF this paper candidate for Con
gress again. When the Argus has any au-
lhority to speak for US, we will be very care
iul to give the public notice of the fact in our
own columns. The truth is that we are
afraid the Argus will not be believed by our
friends without responsible endorser.