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The Enrolment Act.


Il. .fct Of Congress further 70 regulate and
prorile for the enrolling and calling out the
National forces, and for other purposes.
First-The President of the United States
may, at his discretion, at any time hereafter,
call for any number of men as volunteers, Tor
the respective terms Of one two and three years,
for military service and snysuch volunteer, or
in case Of a draft, as hereafter provided, any sub
stitute, shall be credited to the town, township,
ward or city precinct, or election district OF a
country, toward the quota Of which he may
have volunteered or engaged as a substitute,
and every volunteer who IS accepted and must F
cred into the service for term Of one year, I'M
less sooner discharged. shall receive and be pald
by the United States bounty Of 500, and II
for term Of two years, unless sooner qis-
charged. n bounty Of 500 and If for term
Of three years, unless sooner discharged,
bounty of 500, One-third Of which bounty
shall be paid to the soldier at the time Of his
being mustered into the service, one-thiri al
the expiration Of one-haf Of his term Of service
and one-thIri at the expiration Of his term Of
service and in case Of his death while N the
service, thcr the residue of his bounty unpaid
shall he paid TO his widow. If he shall have lcit
a widow if not, to his children, or if there be
none. to his mother, in case she be a widow
Sccoad-In case the quota, or any part
thereof of any town, township, ward OF a city,
precinct. or election district, or Of any county
not So divided, shall not be filed within the
space Of fifty days after such call then the Pres
idcut shall Immediately order a draft for one
wear 10 dll such quota, or any part thereof
which may De untitled, and in case % any
such draft. na payment Of money shall lee ac-
ceute,l or received by the Government as conf
mutation To- release any enrolled or drafted man
from personal Obligation 10 perform military
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NERVE INVEGORATOF

For Nervous Debility, seminal NeaEne-s T.
Power lmuuteucya juuiusl % g Thought. 4
Memory, Irritable Temper, piunmy Appreas'
year, dependency AND Melancholy, W. lca
10 loss o. Reason. This uew remeiy
fearful trsinofmeutsl and physical evils a-.- .-
secret habits of the young, OF eNeesses .i -
yea-s, is composed IT the most soothing. ---
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whole Vegetable kingdom. forming iu com
the most perfect Auututc Tor tul- r.a'
distressing class 90 u.a-aLies ever YET aI--
has now been sent o. nearly every y
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health. strength alt happine-s "a.
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FCrE GREAT EEMEDIES are OH.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29
NEW York, July 80

The Hcrads Suckers Ferry correspond
en- OF the 20th says. Our forces under Cen
Wright pursued the rebels under Early and
Breckenridge 10 that point, skIrmishing with
thc rear guard who was 81 hours behind the
main force v hen near Pcrcellsville, south
OF Smokers Gap. Dnihe's Cavalry captured
- wagons. More fighting was had when
our forces reached the Ferry. Here we
found tine enemy in force. Gen. Wright
coming up there threw several regiments
across the stream who maintained their po-
sition. Then commenced maneu,ering to
destroy the enemy when Early received news
from Lee and lcaring thTashing from
Wright crossed the river and proceeded
few miles towards Winchester, but learning
nothing be changed his mind and counter
marched.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

The New York Neics, Ben. Woods rebel
paper accounts for the recent decline in gold
by saying that the money dealers have be-
come convinced that the war Is failure,
that the appeal TO arms must be relinquish-
cd, and that peace Is at hand, and hence they
have more faith in the government currency.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

The Trblaic's despatch from headquarters
July 18Th says Rain has commenced
falling. The new mortar has been introdu-
eng 200 pound shells into Petersburg lately.
The Tri5uHe's despatch states that Gen.
Martindale has been assigned TO the com
mand of the 18th corps, and Gen. Terry to
that Of the 10th corps.
The Petersburg papers have suspended
publication.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29
WARREN THAYER.
II * & ~ = II r. & T.
HAVING been bred % the theory and l--
Owl Encineer and ATrhitect

under the instruction Of the late John joins Co.
iu wl.cE De has himself been an Instruct 90 --
periods % bis .ife-aud having prsctisrt De
son To- Boston and Worcester, Mass, and ,-
years ia Burlington and its vicinity. the So e
feels himself competent o. satisfy and .t--.
who NAV employ him.
Re drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with o..
ga size calculations, elevations. pr port. -t
tons. &C. ut CHI ECHES, ACADEMIES. SCHHH-a
ans PUBLIC BUILDINGS, in their different
Architecture; Hotels. Private residence, --
hrst class % the palmer and less eNpeusT.-.
farm house-Barus and Outh0uses, .iu'.-
ditiuus and Improvements Of existing st--
where such are wautet].
lie plans and advises as toall the various .-
e. 30 construction and arrangement from d.
O. the roof Of buildings.
lie gives information and will A. ist i1 BE
ton the most eligible kinds and qu1lta
tcrsi- IN order % secure fitness. dura.
economy.
DE superintenis the erection of Dbl
Bridges, Sc. from the commencement Q. O..
pletiul II the same. and would add that
a large experience as a PRACTICAL Bull
lie lays cut grounds and walks. bridges. 81.
roads. sc lie caryes M0uidin-s aul H---.
Wurs generally
lie makes models and drafts t-7.a--t
cations for rsir frufuttous, and attend, -..--
the business ul his profession iG al. .ts |-s-
HE may be consulted hv letter e.-.0-
Nurlg-t %, Vermont. and may 1e .'-.
Zee, Church Street. Bcun'- nl.ea. .H-.
Town Ha.. and Post of.sr.
NARREN IUlIEE t--
June %. esuH-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

There /, u0 truth 10 the report OF % battle
ut Lac>bur-. There are no rebel forces 10
that vicinity. The main portion OF the raii-
cr- got of. and tle pur-ui, ceased.
The HsrAds Washington despatch sly-
\ letter ha, been received stating thar Lieut..
butcher of the l-t Mass. cavalry and three
other officers are held m close confinement
for the same number OF civilians so held ly
our government. Efforts for the exchange
OF prisoners have thus far failed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

The Times Wasainct ou deslatch says:
Col. jacques ol the I'D III. and Edmund
Kirk BY permission Of the Pre>ilen. recent
" visited JEFF Dayi, al Richmond and bad
an interview WIZ him on the state OF the
country. They were kindly received, but
OF course nothing is known Of the results of
the interview.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

Canadian manufacturers are suffering for
anthracite coal. What is dug there is sent
to Bermuda for confederate blockade runners
and the United States has stopped the ex-
portation from our territory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

The LATE RAID INTO MARYLAND.-" Perley'
the Washington correspondent of the Boston
Journal, writes under date Of the 18th, as
follows:
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NV NoRR. july p

NV lUhh, July =.
The Steamer Fulton from Hilton Head ar
rived this morning. Charleston is being
vigorously shellcd. Fort Sumter has been
subject to very heavy fire from Morris
Island All the troops had returned from
the recent expedition.
The Palmetto Herald gives ana account Of
the recent expoei,i.n 20 Johns Island. The
rebels made Two furious assaults ON our
forces, but retired with heavy loss. Il is
believed that troops have withdrawn from
either Lee or Johnston, O. the number of
l0.0U0. To defend Charleston.
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NEW YORK, July %.

INV IVhhs july
There is well authenticated rumOr that
Atlanta has been evacuated and is now oc-
cupied by Union troops.
Official verifcation of this is momentanly
expected.
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News of the Week.
NEW YoRK. July %.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July %.
The Herald's Nashville dispatch of the
o2d saws: The success of Gen. Sherman in
cutting the eastern and southern railroad
communication with Atlanta, leads to the
belief that the rebels have faile in their at
tempt to escape.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Dispatches from the west state that the oc-
cupation OF Atlanta by our army, Is now
definitely known. Gen. Sherman cavalry
had destroyed the railroads south and east of
Atlanta, 50 as to prevent their use by the
enemy.
PoUGHEEEPsIE, y. Y July -.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ccIycd
WASHINGTON, July %
To George Jmess, Mayor CRY If PoHgb
kcpsie:
One three years man wiz not count for
three twelve months men. Count them man
for man.
Jams b. Fry,
T. VI. General.
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DsUasETEC COMPOyu

20 ft' V'ri'i Di''a's' Of its r-urs On
slsiTHg from imgru1encs and coHtleisr
remedy contains neither ralsam C.1s.1A o..
NitIg, Cubets, Turpeutine, or aug .-t.-
drug, but i an elegant ve-eta q rr.i -~
o. tle taste and smell. cooling. c.ea-..--
IN loo is operation, speedily al.4g.-.-, gu ''
irritation m tue urinary passages. You -a---
who have been taking Bai-.fqs C8ali.I ID.
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your breath and clothes are filed VII .-.g
throw away the disgusting mixtures. and ..-. .
bottle ~ this Nsw Ref1e1v. which viii b..
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from the injurious effects Of the mixture.
been taxing 80 long. Ch41Hi- cases. have -s-.-.
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nigHfg mi BE- refuHaed. One bottle Eepa-4
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

From fss s1ufi and FAT TrliHs 1--fts az Eartl-r-
faH as f1f1us
f1- ~, EMPRESS TRAIN. with Sleeping Car.
from Sew York and st1u. Leaves New Tors
az TN, Boston 80 3. ~.
Oh A. ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutlauf.
( IN, new YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New Yors
at o.. ". with Sleeping Car; Troy A. ~
Through from Troy without change ot cars.
T.. 49,. MAIL TRAIN FROM Boston, Lowell. Wsr-
cester. Springfield. Hartford. New Haven. Troy.
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston $50 a. NJ,
New York -.l1 An
TICKETS sold for Saratoga. Troy. Albany. New
York, Schenectady and al principal points Oh the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation given hy
r. e. ROWE. No. 4. American Hotel Block
BsckAge checked through.
- Fare always As low A. by any other line.
%. $ MARCY. Acting Sup't.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

PoUGHEEEPsIE, y. y. July -.
, following dispatch has just been re-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

EDDY'S Patent Kerosene St owes. A .sefal AZ.
IIcie for the summer season.
For sale by
June q. q. S. BLODGETT eco.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands pesrly satin texture Of ravshng beauty i'm
partingihe marble purity OF youth, and the distin0us
appearance inviting in the city belle offahon. 1t
removes tan, freckes pimplss aud roughness OF the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth Ii contains material injurious TO the skin
PsroniIed by Actresses and Opera Singers. whs'
every lady should have.
ssld everywhere.
Pr,paredby W. T. HAGAN, Troy, Ny
Address all orders
DENAs $. BARNES a CO., New srk.
feb5-d6m-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
Testimonial from Rev. DR.. MCCarter.

Having some Of Dr. Aborn's Surgical performan-
ces and his very extraordinary success In removing all
chronic and other diseases after all other had
failed it affords great pleasure to bear testimony
what have seen and know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities for
quirng most thorough knowledge Of the human sys-
TEN. both in this and other countries and his special
ability TO detect the nature Of the disease well
edy, account for his unparalleled success.
To all persons laborng under diseases that may have
been pronounced incurable | would say, (as who
sympathizes with suffering humanity, lose time in
avaing yourself Of the Of at the Doctors
Rev. ID. AcCARrER.
Columbus July 2s, lsGf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NJ witnes yesterday a Of Conjunctivitis
andKeratitis, IN the person Of lady Of this city, In
which the functions Of vision we're entirely obtersted
in the right eye. The eye totally blind The lady
placed herself under the Of Dr. Aborn who has
for some weeks been operating in city, who in the
short space Of three weeks has entirely restored the
TO its natural sight This Is that should
mend the Doctor 10 those requiring treatment OF the
and take great pleasure in bearing testimony 10 his
skill emily In the mentioned, (Which IS certainly
extraordinary one but ia the other
Of the Bind that have under personal oh
seryaon,--0ho State Journal. novl5e4-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES
No SSH
United States Marshal's Notice.
Unii.d Stef,. of america, District orIndiana. SIS:

Uniied States Of America, District oFIndiana. SIS:
"THEREAS, A LIBEL or INFORMATION HAS
w been died IN the District Court Of the United
States within and for the Eighth Circuit and District Of
Indiana, on the 18th day Of November 1885, by John
Hanna ksq. Attorney Of the United States for the Dis
tric Of Indiana against 20 bales OF marked fol-
lows. that Is TO say. q bales marked IL H." and ~
bales marked Ston," Boston, well against all per
lawfully intervening for their interest therein
seized for violation OF the acts OF Congress- the proca
nation Of the President Of the United States and the
rues and regulations Of the Secretary OF the Treasurer
Of the United States and the rules and regulations of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and praying process
against said 80 bales OF cotton. and that the may
be condemned and sold.
Now, thAefore, In pursuance Of the Mention under
the seal Of said Court ts directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said 40
bales ofeotton any part thereof In any In
terested therein that they be and appear before the said
the District Court Of the United States be held the
city Of Indianapolis In and for the District 81 Indiana
the nrst Tuesday Of May next at 10 o'clock Of the fore
81 that day, then and there TO interpose their
claims and maze their alleg atoms ia th At behalf
u. q. ROSE, U. =. Marshal,
by l. ;. BieRtov, Deputy.
Attest. WATT J. SxrTH. Clerk
Indianapolis, November 2ls;, is54. dec2-di4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TENHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
il actual BUSINESS practice is conducted with theory
In TEACHING, and where session Of Board Of Trade is
held by experienced In all the legitimate transac-
tious and usages OF the West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05


The Baltimore Clipper tells the following
story:
A distinguished official who was lately at the
headquarters of General Sherman, gives us the
following anecdote Of the latter, in the necessity
under which he lay Of sitting in judgment on a
certain class OF men in Atlanta, when that place
was evacuated BY the citizens Writing Us. our
friend says:
Let me give you a little incident which took
place In my presence st Sherman's headquarters.
Atlanta
You will remember that an order was promul-
gated directing all civilians to leave Atlanta.
north or south. within twelve days" The day
OF Its issue a gentleman entered Sherman's OF
fee and inquired for the general The latter
answered In bis way, very promptly. Il am Gen.
eral Sherman" The colloquy was very nearly
a. follows:
"Citizen-'I am northern man from the State
OF Connecticut, have been living at Atlanta for
nearly seven years, have accumulated considera-
bic property here and as | sec that you have or.
dered all citizens 10 leave within twelve days.
came to see II you would not make an exception
in my case. ! fear, If leave, my property will
be destroyed
Gen Sherman-'What kind Of property do
you own. siri Perhaps will make an exception
in your case, sir.
'Citizen-'I own a block OF stores. three " ell
ings, plantation two miles out OF town, aud a
foundry
Gen. Sherman Foundry. ehi what have you
been doing with your foundryf
"Citzen-'I have been making castings.
General Sherman-'What kind of castngsI
Shot and shell. and all that kind OF thingf'
"Citzen-'Yes, I have made some shot and
she'll"
Gen Sherman-'You have been making shot
and shell to destroy your country, have your and
you still claim favor account OF being north
ern man. Yes. sir, | will make an exception il
your case; you shall go south to- morrow morning
at sunrise Adjutant see that this ordsr is car
rcd out. Orderly, show this man the door
"Citzen-' But. General. cant | 90 northl'
"Gen. Sherman-'No, cir Too many OF YOU
class are there already, sir"
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LAW BOOKS.
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A DIGEST or THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Of the State Of Indiana comprising the cases
reported In the eight volumes OF blackford and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes Of the State embodied In the edition
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The first edition Of this valuable WORK completely
exhausted In less than three months from the time OF
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IL ready This is Of the most complete and best
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The Hon. NJ. NJ RAY sayS:
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the Reports but a genuine digest OF them"
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says
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now In force.
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Nc. sss.l
United States Marshal's Notice.

United States Of America. District Of Indiana IS:
VNTHFREAs, A LIBEL OF INFORMATION HAS
w been fled in the District Court Of the United
States within and for the Eighth Circuit and District Of
Indiana. the 18th day 81 November. 1864, by John
Hanna ESQ., Attorney q the United States for the Dis
trct Of Indiana against the following described effects
and property and money Of Edward W. Burton, that
say against the Of i've hundred dollars tS001
IN money, In the hands o. one William r kdson.
Clerk Of the County Of FOsey said District and against
all persons lawfully intervening for their Interest therein
and especially against the said Edward W Barton.
he being guilty Of aiding and abeting armed rebellion
against the Government o. he United States and seled
a vioivton Of the laws % the United by him.
the said Edward W Burton the said money being enc
ESes property and praying process sgans said money
and that the may be condemned enemies prop
erty.
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of the Mention under
the seal q said Court directed and delivered dc
hereby give public notice 20 ali persons claiming said
money any part hersof or In any interested
therein that they and appear before the said the Dis
Court cf the United states &c Be held in tho city II
indianapolis. IN and Tor the Dstsct OF Indiana, the
FIRST Tuesday Of NAY at 10 Oelsek q the forenoon
Of that day then and there 90 nerpose their claims and
make their allegations IN that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE L. :. Marshal.
BY 5. BIeEiow, Deputy.
Attest WAIT J. SarrH, Clerk
Indianapolis, November 2ist, lse4. dec2-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
no. 500
United States Marshal's Notice.


tnifod STATES Of Amerieg Disfricf Of indiana IS:
NHTHEREAs. LIBEL OF INFORMATION has
w been died In the District Court a. the Quilted
States within and Tor the Eighth Circuit and District
indisas. on the 18th DAY Of November. 1854 BY John
Hanna ESQ, Attorney q the United states for the Dis
ci Of Indiana against the estate Elects and property
OF enc CoreE Priest, that = say. against the
Of three hundred dollars $50 CO. which seraphins
Hutchisen q the ssid Priest and the said money
being now in her hands Tor him. and agsast all persons
lawfully intervening for Their therein and ore
especially against the sad interest he being person
guilty Il aiding sua atetng armed rebellion against
the Governmept q the United States. seized for
violation Of the Jnte state BY hin the Priest and
paving process against sad three hundred doar. and
that The sane may be condemned A. enemies properly
Now therefore, In pursuance of the Monition under
the seal Of sad Court 20 me directed ana delivered do
hereby give public nctice all persons ming aid
three hundred dollars, or any part thereof or In any
manner interested therein, that they - and appear
fore the said the Court q the United States 70
Be held city % indianapolis IN and for the District
Of Indiana the arst Tuesday 81 ssy neat at o-ck
q the forenoon of that day then ard there - nerposs
their claims and make their allegations IN that beha
ID. e. ROsE, L. ;. Marshal
ByT 8. hskLov. Deputy.
Artsse VAR j. ksus, Cisrk
fsfisnspclis. sss 9ia, isss ess1-dt
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Merchant s' Exchange.

The Students OF tn College enjoy the benefit Of tn
regular meetings Of this novel department. conducted OF
the plan Of the Chicago AMI Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
where actual transactions hail Reports are an
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peient bay and sell Oh Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers inv ID 10 call address TO
further particulars,
GREGORY MUNFORD.
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