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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-29
WHEnE rHE REspoNsIplLIrY REsrs.-lf The

WHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY REsTs.-1f the
leaders of the Democratic party in Clearfied
Borough, who profess to be the especial friends
of law and order, will yet, at this late day,
counsel obedience TO the conseription Act,
(the necessity for which might have been
avoided, had they and their party generally
given the Government hearty support and
encouraged enlstments,) they can, beyond all
doubt, prevent any resistance being made to
the draft in this county, and keep i'll advised
persons, who Threaten 10 obstruct its exocu-
tion, out of very serious trouble. 1t would
require but very few words from the leaders to
have the laws fully carried into effect in Clear
field, and unless they soon speak out, the
coustry will hold them responsible for any re-
sistance that may be attempted.
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ouT OLE HuMnR

The editors of the Clearfield Copperhead are
indignant at the idea that the late tumult of
their 'sfriends'' in New FORK city should be
designated Riot, - They do not, however,
indicate expressly by what name they wish to
have it called, but we are left to infer that it
shall in future be spoken of, in the euphonic
terms of the Richmond Enquirer, as an sserccL
lent outbreak - We regret that people ,ciH
be so nconsiderate as to hurt the tender s.phe-
links" of these patriotic(?) and anti-moh (7)
editors in the manner Indicated. There is no
telling what dire consequences may ensue, if
stop is not speedily put to such talk 1t is
true that the astute editors OF the CoDperheqd
organ may undertake 20 show, by their pecu-
liar mode of ratiocination, that the burning of
the Colored Orphan Asylum the brutal mur-
der OF Col. O'Bren, the shooting and hanging
of innocent persons, and the whole catalogue
OF horrors perpetrated by the mob during those
dreadful three days, were .sconstitutioual''
acts of respectable and patriotic citizens
''friends" of Gov. Seymour-who had taken
this 'speaceabIe" method of vindcating right,
justice, law, and orderIii,
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e. &aLE OF REAL ESTATE, OF H. r
- CARTER, DEC'D.-By order of the Or,

e. ALE OF REAL ESTATE, OF L.. r
~ CARTER, DEC'D.-By order of the Or
phans' Court of Clearfeld county, there viii be
exposed 70 sale by puniic vendue or soutery ia
Wednesday, the 9Th day of August, A. ID 1863 at
o'clock P. IN. AT the Court House in Clearield
the following described town lots or real estate
situate in the said borough of Clearfeld late the
property of Lewis X. Carter Of Livingston county
Missouri, decd. To wit:
Those three lots lying together situate AZ tie
southeast corner of Fourth and Locust streets in
said Borough, each lot being about fifty feet in
front on Locust street and about one hundred and
seventy-two feet deep to alley, the three form
ing block one hundred and fifty in wild ID bv one
hundred and seventy-two feet in length bounded
on the north by Locust street the south by an
alley, Oh the east by an alley, and On the west by
Fourth street.
Also that block of four lots lying together stu
ate at the south east corner of Locust and Fifth
or Litz streets in said boIough the four containing
a front of about two hundred and twenty feet on
LOCUST street and thence running hack along
Fifth or Litz street distance of one hundred and
ffty-two feet more less to the premises former
ly occupied by David Litz but now belonging to
James I. Leonard
Terms of sale one half cash and the remain er
in one year with interest TO be secured by bond
and mortgage. H. E. SW00PE Admir-
July To- lo63.-it. of Il. r. Carter deed
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ARREST OF GEORGE W. L. BIGKLEY
The Reported Father of theK. G. c's.


The New Albany (Ind.) Journal contains
the following information about the arrest of
General, or Doctor, Buckley
We yesterday mentioned the arrest in this
city OF a man named George w. l.. Buckley
supposed to be the originator of the order of
the Knights of the Golden Circle. but who
declared that while of the same name, he was
only the nephew of the original Gen Buckley.
An examination of the contents of the
trunk of Buckley, by Major Fry, seems to in
dicate that he is really the genuine Buckley
the father of the "knights.'' His portfolio
contains letters from parties in Memphis,
Lynchburg, New York, and other points, di-
rected TO Gen. Buckley as 'sMajor General
| of the order. Also copy of the Degree
Book" of the Order of Knights of the Gold
en- Circle a card on which is printed ex-
| PLANTATION of the signs, grips, &C., of the or
der; another card on which is printed in red
and blue, the Confederate flag. with the let
| ters 'sK. G. c." on each bar, the name s'Gen-
eral George Bick,ey'' being printed on the
| top.
There is also the manuscript OF an original
PiCCC vi pOChiy. VI viii Cu lHC Stai'ii
the authorship, intended to be set to music,
in which Virginia is spoken of as Queen of
the SOuth,'' and Lee, Longs street and Fl i'll ex-
tolied as her saviours, &c. Also, slips cut
| from the Richmond Wing and Mobile Mercury,
| of1860.) explaining the doctrines and objects
of the K. G. G.. In mem orandum book was
found what appears to be rough sketch OF
A.. -,
fersonvile and the falls. In the book was
! pasted Confederate ten cent postage stamp.
| Probably the most important document
| found, however, was the following, which the
! General doubtless wrote when in q melan-
choly mood, or when rejecting the vanity
| of human ambi ton
| s'My memory is not quite so vivid as in
years past, yet sit down in the
| shades of night and spread out all nay boy
and manhood's life like great chart, with
marks and records of my wanderings, and up
! on calmly scrutinizing that chart OF memory 5
| tablets, can most solemnly say every storm
| that has overtaken me, every cloud that has
! oyersha dowed me, has resulted from some
| act committed by myself, which at the time
did not meet my conscientious approval.
can orphan at an early age, was thrown
| on the world penniless and friendless, yet with
! great energy, educated myself and rose to
| eminenee in. the profession of medicine.
have written many books and great quantities
! of minor essays on all conceivable subjects
| have brought up practical secession and in
| augurated the greatest war of modern times,
! yet declare the real pleasure of my lite is
| now found in the know ledge of small kind
| nesses done to the needy and in adversity the
| principles of morality aud humanity.
| ssGEo. W L. Buckley, M. D.
ssBRIsToL, Tenn, Dec. IA, 1892
| Gen. COR Dr.) Buckley has been sent to the
Military Prison at Louisville, where his case
! will be attended to. What could have Undue
| ed him to come here with such evidence oil
| person We cannot imagine.
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4 NAUTEON.-AH persons are hereby caution
" cd against purchasing or meddling with the
following property now in the possession of John
Coulter. IN Woodward twn p. to wit. horses 2
COWS. spring calves, + head of young cattle 9
sheep, q hogs. / pillow, harrow. ] log chain,
wind mill, / threshi1g machine. 4 acres wheat in
the ground rye, , acres oats, a lot of
household and kitchen furniture. etc. as the
same belongs TO and have only been left with
said Coulter on loan, and subject to my order
July L. 1852 FRANCIS Bush.
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QuERY Nv onder if certain State Sena-
tor, residing not thousand miles from our
town, viii, whilst at Niagara, tender to Val
iandigbam tie use of the Senate Chamber,
which he last winter, by his vote, refused to
Andy johnson. Gov. Wright and Gen. Nc
Clellan. for defending the cause OF the Union
and denounciug the Rebellion !
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-29

The RIGHT WAY.-The City of Portland,
Maine, is about to provide $500 for every man
who shall be drafted from that city to serve
in the Armies of the Union ,PRovIDEC he stands
the draft either BY going 10 the War himself, or
by securing an accepted substitute. This is talk
ing to the purpose. Pay whatever is fair and
just to recruit the National armies, but never
a cent to deplete and cripple them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-29

The HARTFORD CoURASr says that a gentle
D,an is now in that city who was drafted in
Boston. He furnished substitute, paying a.
good price, and the fellow ran off; /; hired an
other substitute and he skedaddled. Not lik-
ing such luck he concluded to go himself, and
went before the officers for that purpose, but
the Board OF Enrolment threw him out on &C
cout of disability.
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ORPHANS COURT sALE.-By virtue of

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of
~ an order of the Orphans Court of the couHty
of Clearfed. there will be exposed TO Public Sale
in the Borough of Clearfeld, on Saturday the sth
of August next, the following described Real Es-
tate, situate in the township of Goshen in the
county of Clearfeld late the property of John
Selfridge deceased. A certain tract of land boun-
ded and described as follows: Beginning at an
old Hemlock down being the south west corner
of tract No. 1915. thence east 252 perches along
the warrant line, to old Locust (duwnI thence
down he river-95 perches to a Post corner tn encs
north twenty-one degrees west 81 perches to a
Post corner. thence west l52 perches to white
Pine corner, thence south l0I perches to a White
oak, thence west ll0 perches to stones, thence
south l2S perches TO the place ofbeginning. Con-
tanning 326 acres. and the usual allowance. hav-
ing about acres cleared, and having erected
thereon small Tavern House and barn. Reser-
wing % acres sold and conveyed TO Elliott Sell
fridge. per Deed executed by John Selfridge.
Terms, l-tenth cash at sale and The balance at
The eonirIn ation OF the same.
WILLIAM L. SHAW Adn'r
q oshen To July 10. 1853 of J. Selfrid ge decd
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Toinsure attention, the CASH must aecompa-
ny notices, as follows All Cautions with 81
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, 81, 80; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, 81 so, each and
all other transient Notices at the same rates.
Other advertisements at 81 per square, for or less
lnse, tions. Twelve lines (or less count square.
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rI,HE DRAfT-TAKE NoT,Cr ;,

Il undersigned, by appointment from the Ne
Department. has been authorized to receive ,faI
the Counties of Erie, Warren Elk MrKean c.
eron. Clearheld, Jefferson and Forest the sS1,
which DRAFTED PERSONS may pay under the Ae,
of Congress Of March 3, 1868, for enroIlinr -;
calling out the National Forces This paynon-
must be made in S. Money, LEGAL TEynFs
NoTEs CoIS, and will discharge the persor ="
paying from further liability under the drsf, :,
JOHN W DOUGLASS
Col. ofIn Rev. and Receiver of ComInutatior
Money Igeh District Penn'a
Erie July I6 1868
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS AND TEACH
- ERS.-The County Superintendent hereby
gives notice that he will meet Teachers Directors
and friends of education at the places and dates
named, at O'Clock, a. m.
Brady. Bloom Union, Aug. 3Ist. at Luthersburg
Lumber City, Ferguson Pike, September list, at
Lumber City.
Bell, September ID at Bower
Burnside, Chest New Washington, Sept I'd, at
New Washington.
Knox and Jordan, Sept. 4th, at AnsonviIle
Curwensville and Pike. Sept. 9TH, ,at Curwensviiie
Boggs and Bradford Sept. 7th, at Williams Grove
Graham and Morris, Sept. Sth. at h ylertown.
Decatur and Woodward Sept. 9th, at Centre
Beecaria and Guelich Sept. IIth, at Glen Hope.
Girard and oshen. Sept 14th, at Surveyor Run
Covington and Karthaus, Sept 18th. Muisonburg
Huston and Fox, Sept. 18th, at Hickory Kingdom
Lawrence and Clearield, Sept. 2ist, az Clearfield
Positively no private examination will be held
except at the written request of three directors of
the district in which the applicant intends teach
ing. or to fill vacancies. c. b. SANDFoRD
tlearheld. July Z3, 1865. Co. Supt
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\ DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE

A DMINiSTRAT0R'S NOTICE Letters
"a of Administration on the estate Of Daniel
N Weaver. late of the Borough of Curwensvile
Clearheld county. Penn a decd having been
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons indebted
TO said estate requested to make Immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement J. H. LYTLE
July /. 1868. Administration
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Total Rebel losses,

The above small streak of ssmoonshineo foets
up SO 800, and is the fruit of three weeks ac-
tive operations by the Union armies. Won
der how s.brother'' JEFF and our neighbors like
the looks of it2
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WHISPERS i-Pelatreaus Stimulating
w Onguent or French Cream For Bald
Heads and Bare Faces : This celebrated art;.
Gle IS warranted 10 bring out full set of Whisk
ers on the smoothest face, fine growth of hair
on a Bald head in less than six weeks and will in
no way stain or injure the skin. The French
Cream is manufactured by u. NJ Pelatreaus Of
Paris and is the only reliable articie of the kind
Use no other" Warranted in every ease One
Box viii do the work Price 81 90. Imported
and for sale Wholesale and Retail by
THoS- F. CHAPMAN
Chemist and Druggist. S3i Broadway, New York
p. 5. Box Of the 0nguent sent to any address
by return mall on receip; of price. and Is cents
for Postage. IJuiy l. 1863
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tiugs than at any time since the beginning Of
their struggle. Mr. Valandgharn must either
be demenfed himself, or think those whom he
addresses are
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Miss E. A. 2. Rynder

Teacher of Piano Forte, MeIodean. Guitar n.
mony. and Vocal Music nay
Slxty private, and twelve class lessons incl,s.,
IN one term. Rooms with Mrs Ii D. Welsh
Clearfeld, July l, 1883
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A country boy who had read OF sailors
heaving up anchors, wanted to know ii it was
sea sickness that made them do it.
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uNHE CONFESSIONS AND Eyprs,

Il ENCEOF A NERVOUS Young MAN Pub
lished as warning and tor the especial bonest
OF young men. and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay &
by one who has cured himself by simple mears
after being put 10 great expense and inconvepi
ence, through the use of worthless medicines mr.
scribed by learned Doctors. Single copies nav
be had (free) of the author c. a LANsERr Es,
Greenpoint, Long Island. by enclosing an addrs.
sed envelope address, CHA'S A LAMBERT
July 22.lS63. Greenpoint. Long Island New Yors
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

44auerfhsen1etSsett t7Sk0rge tppe. cfttS 1tl
syie aciH be charged Goois prtee or space oec,pielt
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FROM THE FRONT!.l
THE LATEST ARKIvAL.

Having purchased the entire stock of Graham,
boynton d Co and received assortIn ent Of
Goods of every description. the undersigned Is
prepared to furnish to the public at the
VERY LOWEST PRIC ES,
all kinds and varieties of Dry Goods, rocsri.s.
Hardware, oueensware, Provisions, &c DC
He would invite especial attention to the large
and complete assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
opening, consisting of the latest Spring and
Summer styles, of fancy Silks Delaines Alpacas,
Bereges. Lawns, Ginghams. Ducals Prints, Bal
moral skirts, &c. Also, Gloves, Hosiery, Bonnebs
Shawls, Crinoline &c.
II has also received large and well selected
MEMS WEAR
consisting of Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassmeres,
Cashmerets Tweeds. Jeans Corduroys Bever
Teen, Linens &c. Also. Hats, Caps, Hosiery
Gloves. &c. &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING
in the latest styles and of the best material
WHITE GOODS.
Muslins, Irish Linens Cam brics, Victoria Lawn.,
Swiss, Bobinets, Edgings. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen, consisting of Top
Boots, Brogans. Caters Pumps. BaImoral Boot'
Slippers, DC
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Coffee, Syrups, Bacon, Flour, Fish Sugar Rics
Meal, &C. &C.
Oils, Paints, Drugs d Medicines. and in fact
every thing usually kept in a first class Store
lie invites all persons to call and examine his
stock and hopes to give entire satisfaction IS %
VIII keep DO books, and s-ki strictly for essh OF
country produce. D. G. NIFLING.
cIearfeid, May 81. 1853
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nR. A. NJ. HILLS DESIRES TO INFORM

fines him TO his Office
all the time, and he
will therefore be una
Bile 10 m axe Profes-
sional Visits to any of
his accustomed places
this sum mer; butmay
be found at his office
on the south west cor
ner of Front and Main
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Total losses TO Lee .

Prisoners taken at Vicksburg,
Prisoners taken at Port Hud so n
Prisoners taken by Rosencrans,
Rebel losses, (Joe Johnston's),
Rebel losses, (Morgan's),
Rebel losses at Helena,
Rebel losses at Charleston,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-29
MERE MooNsHINEn-LooK ATT.

Below we present a ray of ssmere moon
shin"," to which we invite the especial atten-
tion of our Copperhead Deighbors.
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Rebel wounded left at Getty sburg, IL 900
Rebel wounded taken away by Lee, 5000
Rebel slain and buried by our troops, 500
Sound prisoners captured, II 900
Taken at Falling Waters, ,on Potomac, 1000
Killed and wounded in skirmishes, 1000
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Gen. cor Dr.) Buckley has been sent to the
Military Prison at Louisville, where his case
will be attended to. What could have Undue
ed him to come here with such evidence of
his completely with the rebellion about his
person we cannot imagine.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-29

WILLIAM L. SHAW Admir-
Goshen TIP July 10. 1853. Of j. Solfridge, dee d
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

ROBBERY The house of Lyman F. Cabot, OF
Neathersfed, was burglariously entered while
the family were at meeting recently, trunk
belonging to Benajah Dean was broken open
and 6 100 in bank bills, certificate for 10
shares Exchange Bank stock, with other valua-
stock stolen therefrom. Mr.. Dean offers re-
ward of $500 for the detection and apprehen-
sion of the thief.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Gov. Tod appeared before the Fairfield County
Court of Common Pleas in obedience to his
recogniz4nce to answer to the charges filed
against him by Dir. Edison B. Ods. The attorney
for Gov. Tod filed a motion declaring that as he
(Tod) was the chief executive of the State he was
not liable to arrest until he vacated bis office, Ell
Their by the expiration of his term or by impeach-
ment. He, therefore, could not be punished now.
The case should bs removed to the Federal court
under the provisions ofthe act passed by the last
Congress. The Governors case vas then con,
tinued by consent, he entering into a new recog
nizance to appear at the next term Of the court.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

The DRAFTED QUorA OF VERMoNT.-The Rut-
land Herald says
The story that the quota of Vermont had
been fixed at 1000, probably originated IN the
report that so many uniforms had been ordered
to this State. 1t may be all, or only first IN
stallment of uniforms. At all events, 1T is hard
ly probable that The quota of this or any other
State has been fixed 80 as to be definitely pro-
mulgated yet.
An order has been issued from headquarters
requiring the Provost Marshals in the different
States to wear their uniforms.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
THE LONDON QUARTEkLY REVIEW for April

THE LONDON QUARTEkLY Review for April
reprint by L. Scott & Co., N. Y, has been re
ceived. 1t discusses the Industrial Resources Of
British India; The American War, Fort Sam
ter to Fredericksburg; History of Cyclopedias
The Salmon Question; Biblical Criticism, Colen-
80 and Davidson; Poland; Sensation Novels
Kinglake's Crimea The article on the American
War was written, evidently, by one whose entire
sympathes are with the Man Owning onfedera
cy, and will prove exceedingly interesting reading
for those who sympathize with the rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Special Dental Notice.

I SHALL leave my office,
L In Chelsea, VT,
On Monday June LIST, to be absent for p FEW WEEKS
ONLY Notice of my return vii be given in the GREEN
MOUNTAIN WEEKLY FEtEH,N.
My Post Office addre5; While absent, will Ibe Platts-
burgh, N. Y
The public again reminded that am the only per-
holding Lie to manufacture teeth on the Nul-
mite Rubber Base in Chelsea, Vt.
[ authorized to make this statement by B. w.
Franklin, General Agent Of the American Hard Rubber
Company, the OWNERS of the Dental Rubber Patent;
All Dentists making Teeth the Vulcanite Base
OUT LICEN9E well their Patients for whom they
make such teeth nfringers against these Patents
and liable prosecution by the American GARD Rub
Der Company. q. f. Bl&bl.
May 25 1863, wf2w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
CDR Dailp @tftmaI1.
MONTPELIER, JUNE 8, 1868.

r. j. RICHARDSON, of this place, Paymaster
in the Navy, ha, been assigned to duty on the
Wabash, now at Port Royal. He and his clerk
J. Corwiu Taplin, will leave Immediately In
obedience to orders. ... -....#
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

TaE STATE HoRTICULTURAL' SOcIETY-Ihls
Society will hold a special meeting at the Uni
ted States Court Room in Windsor, on Wednes-
day, July l. The session will continue two
DAYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Rhodes standard I'M anure
A RARE CHlfC

CoR SALE, at bargain, the DEACON wH. WELLS
L PLACE, in Brookttld 1t consists OF . saw Mill
large Two aud Three Story Shop, with good powerful
watcrpower connected two good dwelling houses, with
outbu ldngs complete AID some 80 acres or good cult
waited land The mills and house will be sold separately
il desired. Apply to WIN. WELLS, .n
.... BIoqkhsld, Vt.
Or inqnire.fer information at the FaEssAs oacs Mon
pelier. wi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

CASUALTIES IN THE VERMONT CAvALRY.-ln
the recent encounter with Moseby's men, the Vt.
cavalry suffered as follows:
Kiued-Job Curry, sergeant, Co. Fl.
Wounded Homer Ruggles, sergeant, Co. G.,
in side dangerously, left near the field; Daniel
Hill, sergeant, Co. A, (or c. slightly; Nelson
Clark, sergeant. Co. G, slightly Stephen Curry,
private, c.. II, seriously in the arm; John Mcln-
tyre, private, Co. H, in foot slightly; Geo. Gar
row, private, Co. H, slightly in the leg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Notice.

+ HAvE this day relinqu shed to my son, Geo. VI:
L Marshall the res idse OF his time till OF age and VIII
hereafter cs m none of his earnings. nor b. eeuad BY
his contracts. ELlJAh MARShALL.
Waterbury, Vt ,iMay 2sth, 1868. ' t22wa
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

The Jail at Irasburg was broken open on Sat
urday morning last, and all the prisoners esca-
ped.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Capt. Bean, of,he Vt. Cavalry, has been highly
complimented by Col. DsForest, for his conduct
in the encounter at Warrenton.