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4UNA WAYs

OO0 DOLLARS Rewafd.-The above reward
ZUU will be raid fog my boy Cary, who ran
away from Mr. W A Hoppe on Thursday morning.
He u black. about 10 years Of age, with bad ffcns
teeth, good oounteuance, and very quick whom
spoken to. He left In company with yellow man
belonging to Mr Hoppe. ab ut ~ yeaTB Old, end
they Will probably Be found together.
iy 90. DAVID MCDANIEL,
OON DOLLARS Rsward.-I VIII give he above
sOJU reward for the delivery TO ne Of my man
Ailok to 3 n DAVIS q Go, Of R6hm0nd. Eafd No
gro, believe, 10 lurking In Charlotte county, VI
He has Q wife at Mr. Motleys, In Keysville, Of nid
county. Alick Was originally from 0eosgia, but -
lately lived In Charlotte; he 10 about feet or B
iches high, very black very wide and hat; hAa
prominent scar on tho upper part Of tho bfeAse
bono; p quite intelligent. aod caa read and write.
purchased him In Richmond IN May OF b 6edg-
wiok. Aiic< carried oG largo bay horfs belonging
10 DR. Geo Brown. esid horse lame In one Of hia
hind fset by gravel no b slightly white In biz fnes
and on both hind feet.
LEWIS WALTON, MD,
walton's Mills 20,
jes0-eod8tt Cumberland -, VA.
Onn DcLLA kewArd-Wul bs paid ~ me
Z(Dy for the apprehension nd eonhaement In
any jail OF . negro man named Kilby, who ran
away from VIM BrAntop, in Amelis county. Haid
negro was purchased by said Bran On OF X n Nor.
yoil, In Rchnpud. Address JOHN aILL6,
je 73-staw3gs Jetcssvie r o, Amelia 90, Va
u arnssgnrS
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Osyios CT oESsss AND DgrAu, 9 NAvY Dw's.@
Richmond, VI, Jaas Is, 1854.
II iHCULAR.-IThe attention Of III Oalcoys a. tka
~ Navy y called 10 the following se4 cf conarsas,
approved iuse 1884, relating y tsssspogiAtiee IL
@ omcels O. shs army ssd navy. whss travelling sa-
he Coawess4 he ceafsaevsss States a. .ssa>sses
20 aet, That oificsrs Of tee Amy and navy. waija
travelling unocr orders Of the War o. NavY po-
psrtmeNt, ehail b afOwed tsaaspcytakico II kiu1
sos tsenselves sad their personal bssgAaN aDd IN
dsuA.a pes day fes expeosss, while nscsosaRAy
travelling " ths sxseution of thels osdsEs.n
"a. ece tesders lusatnsy Ne ciTcalAv order n
susd iron shis once ths IttA sss O ~ saljs4s
q tysyeiling allowance.
BY command of eeefy of Nssy.
lsls-Awaw 30 Ink. Csptsin IL ehsseA
NO4lCt-ccmeasdAat cad sthsrs q -
IN army and navy VIII please pAy Atfsntipn -
ths notice asrsady eivsn. hat ssss0sssosse1 Aase
heen nhde for stssueF - bevu kesket1n 0Auy -
e'cleek A u end Z o'elsel r - tor ~ kssysse -
tsrnasssr and ecunissFy sscrss ed stAss ssslssse
hs ths army ard navy.. kxeslf y eAea - e0~s-
VIII :. fs.sa1 e. g -
Lsssin charge enee spsasl essvtss.
LAY KILl-Ex.--Dssssys as irssAasiy, uss1esa
i aasssr y ssyseiae ssss ras eAissy
ssossssss q y e.si:s,
jy o-eed&s cosaar lsth sal Rsaaaiin 60,
DRlAR kUVr f.fcs-fes sais 81
I'D WI G1CQTrs
eucceesor = = ~ 0akll11,
H9-s,dass CesAef IL an1 nnehl<1 -
EUk sass- IIosss sae<s asd kessss5Ss -, .
- soasieneeas. SPMCnR , vxMxnt1
co.nssasa AsesnaAsA - 60 -
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MILITARY NOTICkh
EE.pQ RS RzsszvE FoscEs or Va,

Aicbmr nd, July 1, ls6a
~ ENERAL Orders, No S-Ths following In
\T rt,uc tons srs published for the informatlcp
ard guidance Of ell enrolling omcsTs Ia the State
OF virginia:
l. All exemptions and details hsretoToge gran ted
by the Buresu Of coasoriptiou, 70 psrsous hsicng-
Ing to the Reserve Forces Of virelnis, under the
provisions OF tLs 4th paragraph OF the I0h $50
tion Of the oct OF Congress entitled can act TO
organize forces to servs duriag the vsr, !" are by
authority Of q Secrstsry of War oonfifunsd, and
they viii remain In full force, subject 70 future
revision ur der orders from these hescquartsfs.
IL. Enrolling officers win continue to reccivc,
from persons belonging 10 the forces, applI
.atioDs for exemption and detail under tho pro
Visions OF the said act All such applications nov
pending In tho hands OF enrolling ofRo0Ys will ks
proceeded with, and eli hereafter received by them
viii DO Investigated and TepIrted upon In strict
conformity to the regulations heretofore prescrihed
for the purpose by ihs Bureau Of Consoripsion snd
vii. be forwarded by olstrics enrolling ciftcerS
through the cammandant OF CoDsertpts 10 these
headquarters for tnal articn.
BY order Brig Gen KNPHR.
r II CArLnTT, AAG.
Pichmond, Petersburg, ~ uchburg, 6tauuton, and
Abingdon papsrs and Rockingham Register, pab-
iish for one week, and send bals 10 Headquarters
Reserve forces. jy1-lw
fSyaIHTY D,ilars keward.--rhs following named
members CT the 2sth regiment Virginia cav
airy having deserted the above ward Will Be paid
for the apprehension and delivery Of each or any
of ssit members At headquarters, Trsnt's farm.
W.T. R0BiNB.
Lient Col comd'x reg't.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IsHPosse or 1Hs YxnsA AssoExaRIos'I

Sntersd according 10 act Of C0nxFess In The ysaf
l0U3, BY J. 4. TRRAsssA, In the Clerk p olBes ~
tfss District Ccun OF the Confederate 0saoss for
the Northern Distffct Of Geossis.
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Maj Gen HindmaB was thrown from his horse ON
the 3ih, near Atlanta, and severely injured.
Alex Tompkins, an old citized Of LyschtBrg,
Va, died ON the Sfh Instant.
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whose firmsst and indif pensatie supports " sted
In mutual memories, forbearance and respectt-
The voice of all history, the lesson of all expert
ence, the plainest dictates oil common sense an
swcr with an emphatic no.. In every mountain
gorge, every hill top In evety valley, In every
city and hamlet, the fires Of hate wi huru eve \,
while Il badge OF social of pOisfcal inequality
mains. Each and every neighbOlhood will team
with Invisible clansnen, who will teach their do
scendants the religion Of undyng hate for those
they u III regard as Oppressors and fnes Evety
roadside will be the theatre Of aurders and s
nation; every cavern will echo the bioody uadi
tion of the past, and every occupant Of an aban-
doned farm or sequestered home Will die the mo-
ment. a Federal guard Is no longer at the door,
But will not further enlarge upon theme so
suggestive of crime and blood II shows, however,
that when such terrible scenes are distinctly
Visible In the immediate future we shon'd not ds-
regard the warnings which precede such caiami
Ties 10 public liberty, 20 civilization, humanity
and religion tlrouI hout the world.
The danger, repeat. IL Imminent The clouds
which precede the tempests of destruction are
visible to us alitheir thunders are distinctly au
dible TO all th0se who are willing 20 hear. We all
admit that safety IL above party, the preservation
OF our country above all price Our oaly felianc.
Is upon the people: and when such naomeatous
issues are fav0ived, surely Ws eannot appeal 70
Them Ia vaiR. DO not delude yourself with tte
be.ief that the taking OF Ric hmond WI end the
war or facilitate peace. There wss 3 time when
such result was Of the hrsi importance, but that
time has passed. Our occHpati0p Of New Orleans,
Newbcrn, Norfolk, Nashville, Memphis, Weks-
barg, and Little Rock, has demonstrated the little
Importance of such snrrendefs In a war OF such
gigantic proportions ] do not FULLY share tho
general confidence 20 loudly expressed Ia ,he ahii
ity Of Gen Grant 10 taks Richmond; bat should he
do so, the beginning Of the cad will, fear, be a.
far of as before. But should be- fait u tase Rich
mond, and be driven north Of the Rappahanaoct,
what thea repeat, what then have put The
question, and will not shsiak from the r6sp0nsi-
hiilty Of essayiRx an aAswer doubt not, Ia that
event, the President and the great body Of bis
parti san supporters will become instantly th..
loud in0uihsd advocates of peace
= 1heif party cry will b. "peace and Separations y
Even s'miscegenatiOun win lose for the dine fts
Significance, and thspusheus Ne eAti1s arny of
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MORE HfEaETNG.

For s lew nights past large fires have been
srcg on the north side OF James river, below
richmond II is probable that the Yan'~,es
,gs completing the destruction of The wheat
goD and burning farmhouse here and
tie,e by way Of gratifying their icndish
u.re
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
THE EVENING NEWS.


Tx 0RIeISAL HAwxgYR COMPANY is
at present busy running a drift from its
shaft, at the depth of little more than 500
feet. The drift was started only few
days ago. and is now in only about 10 or
IL feet. It IS not being run IN the ledge,
but we understand that its course is such
that it win strike ii before running much
further. The rock which was found IN
the bottom Of the shaft, is excellent look
ing. and BY opening the ledge both north
and south, richer deposits still may be
found IN il, along the same level. The
company is not troubled with water any
more since the Oyerman has started its
pump and commenced sinking. That
company is deeper down, and If it wished
to sink It's shaft deeper !. could do so with
out being Inconvenience by water coming
in until it was down nearly or quite as
deep as the 0vernan is on its ledge.
The CENTRAL HAwKEYE Company is
busy sinking and timbering its. shaft. It
is now down 81 feet. The ground is of
such formation that the company is en-
abled TO sink down very rapidly. The
shaft is being timbered with S-inch planks,
and the same sized timbers are used for
partitions. There are three compartments
IN the shaft, each four feet square. Only
a small part of what has been sunk has
been imbered, but the work will be car
red ahead on the other, until it is all I'm
ished. The company is sinking from its
tunnel below this shaft so that when this
one comes down the level Of that work,
the shaft viii be of the depth which it will
measure from the surface to the bottom of
the lower shaft.
The SHAFT CoNISs, we understand that
the new shaft for the Chollar company IS
on the road, on its way over here from the
Bay. That company viii therefore be
ready to commence operations again in
short time. Some work has been carried
on in the mine all the time, since the break
down, and large quantities of rock has
been worked out and stored one side in
the mine below, ready to be sent up as the
machinery is in running order again. The
workmen has been lowered down and
hoisted from the shaft by windlass, and
so the mill has been kept running without
machinery. and viii be pouring out rock,
at double speed week hence, when
things above ground are put IN order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
NIscEIIANRoTs ADVERTIsRNRNs
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.


IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1864, until
" further notice. the trains Of the Central Pacific
Railroad will run as follows: III Lar Ie9 M
UP TRAINS LEAVE
Sacramento at 6;l5 AN. arrive at Newcastle 80 AN
Sacramento at Pm, arrive at Newcastle 30 Pm
Sacramento at pm, arrive at Newcastle GAO Pm
II Lf7sl{a DOWN TRAINS LEAVE q !,
Newcastle at 6l5 An arrive at Sacramento S:4oA.N
Newcastle at 1880 arrive at Sacramento at -
Newcastle at 8 Pm, arrive at Sacramento 6:40P.M
The 6;l5 An. and 5P.M. up trains connect at the
junction with the Of the California Central Rail-
road for Lineon and the 6l5 AN. train connects at
the same place with the cars for Folsom. ~
2 The Gas An. down train connects at the Junction
with the cars for Lincoln, and receive passengers
from Folsom for Sacramento; and the 1880 An. train
connects at the same place with the cars for Folsom,
and at Sacramento with the steamers for San Fran
cisco. 1850 a.t
On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving Sac
ramento at 6:l5 An. and Newcastle at 1890 An. q.
Stages for Virginia City, Dutch Flat, Nevadn and
intermediate places connect with the cars at New
castle at 730 AN. Stages for MarySville and other
points north connect at Lincoln at 100 An. OK
-. -0q -. LELAND STANFORD,
inf .--...-.. President O. p. r. X. Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
i NY FANCY PAINTED HER.

Miss Kempton has made her debut in
English Opera since wrote last, and has
achieved a decided success. She is a triAe
stiff on the stage, but that is wearing of, and
her voice, fine contraito, is so thoroughly
under training and control, that she Is de
cided addition to the musical talent Of the
par,fc Coast s--. .--a.--e-. .----- 2 Z. ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
COMPANY MEETINGS

or ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL.
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON or COMO. 81
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M u 8 II o ..s
JxYOULD REsPEcTFULLYIN INFORM THE
w people Of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he has
for sale large and fresh stock Of
ee GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH Is cheap as can be
bought IN the Territory, trial Of which Will satisfy
any one Of that fAct. HIS stock consists Ia part Of
Coffees, Sugars Teas, Spices Of all kinds, Pickles.
Flour, Hama Bacon Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese,
Com Meal Rice, Rggx and everything usually found
m, 4 rs-cIuss Grocery Store Alsn q large and
spleufid assortment Of CROCkERf WARE, OF the
Sarsriesf mlke and most fashionable styles Also a
Ssrre sssoTfulent Of HANGING LAMPS, and large
sfnrk a. Tinwaro. All Of which, with large quauti-
Hrs 81 the same kind received weekly he offers to
th n,,6ic ~ prices which he feels certain viii suit
the public, - =. - gsSI1T Z
jy2OH .FsE tla1n2 bIlck ct0Iel 9o11 nhL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
Known no BE RICH,

And which is being rapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies, some OF them
erecting costly machinery now. and all Of them pros
ecutng the work on their numerous shafts and tun-
And the proprietors, THOMAS HARDY 4 CO.,
Gate Norton Hardy & Co.. are selling lots 1t u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
AMERICAN CITY
pure and wholesone Wat,

Can be easily obtained on any part Of It by digging
from ten TO thirty feet from the numerous natu-
raj springs and mining tunnels in II and the hills
that surround It. ~ -
It Is surrounded by hills which protect and render
Il comparatively free from the tornadoes frequent
In most of our mountain towns. 9}r
1t Is In the midst OF Mining District ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
SHUTTING Down ON rRBAsoN.

Two loud-mouthed traitors have been
quietly added to the population Of Alcatraz
this week. Long Primer Hall, Of the MERGED
BoR1er, who was arrested in Mariposa; and
C. L. Weller, ex-postmaster of San Francisco,
and Chairman Of the Copperhead Democratic
State Central Committee. The latter was
arrested quietly at his house on Stockton
street, near Post, ON Monday evening. He
was IN the upper room Of his house when
Major Van Voost, Provost Marshal and
Major Wright in citizens clothes rang the
door bell. The servant admitted them and
they sent mp card with simply ST. Wright"
upon it, when he came down at once suppo-
sing them to be there on business connected
with politics and greeted them warmly. To
his dismay he was told at once that he was a
prisoner and asked to get into the ambulance
which at given signal from Major Van
yoost had driven up to the door. His wife
asked one Of the officers II he had "a wife
and family and being briefly answered in
the Affirmative took leave Of him and the
marty moved off, followed for q few rods by &
half dozen Irishmen who happened TO be
passing at the moment, and evidently had
a half formed idea of rescue, and thar was
all. Both Hall and Weller deserve all they
viii get IN the way Of punishment, and more
too I fear. To counteract the effect Of mise
statements on the part Of the Copperhead
leaders, Gen. Mcdowell yesterday issued the
following order: 1lf ~
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or A1LcLAlMsrS yIR6IS1k, GOLD HILL aIuE SULPHUR.
DEVILS GATE, PAI,1YRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGER.
TIE AND KL0vKRYl DlsrnIcxs- = ALRHAREfI-
cAL1x AKR4NekD AND coRkEcfzD n4mx.
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..y4,,no,, aTxEs pxpAnrnExr or me PAcIglc.)

General Orders No. 3S.--L The arrest q
private citizen on the charge amcng other
disloyal practices-to excite certain citizens
to armed organization against the Govern
ment Of the United States, on the pretext that
they were to be prevented, By the United
States military forces, from exercising their
right 70 vote at the coming Presidential cleo
ton, Is deemed suitable occasion to inform
al concerned, that it is made no part Of the
duty Of the United States Military anthoTi-
ties, and that there is neither an intention,
nor the slightest wish on their part % Inter
iefe in any way whatever, TO influence even,
much less 70 control or restrain any one IN
the full and free exercise OF his right to vote
| for whomsoever he pleases. ~
". No armed organization viii be suffered
m the Department, save those sanctioned By
/ competent, constituted authority.
l By command Of Major General MCDOWELL
+. g. DRuA, ASST Adjutant General.
/ AZ my letter has already stretched out
until il has almost reached the magnificent
| proportions Of the tail Of comet, ! viii
i ssmply say, Adios, "a ANIoo. !,
IS = go -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
YE BRoKgR MEN.

Did you ever join in a cosey little party at
whist, seven up, euchre, cribbage, auctioneer
rounce, or the nobly intellectual game Of
draw, in the back room Of saloon, or the
captains Office on steamer, two bits ante on
each game, and the rub for the drinks
did, my boy, and let me tell you what came
Of it. At the end of the evening we had all
won largely, and had enjoyed no end Of fun,
but it so happened thatthere was just six out
Of the party Of half dozen, who were slightly
impecuneous; cleaned out and busted, so to
speak. In fact, the bar had got all the money.
That is the q condish" TO q dot Of the ma
iority of the members Of the late fourishing
Stock Boards of San Francisco. They have
been winning all the time for a year, know
it, for nearly every one Of them have so as
sured me personany-made bushels Of money
In fact, but nothing has been added 10 their
aggregate capital from outside, and now they
are waking up to the solemn fact that the
rub for the drinks has done gone and beat
'em an" On Monday, two Of them got into
little discussion with fists and things on
Washington street, opposite Maguire's, and
find an examination that the pavement has
settled in number Of places, each about the
size Of mans head. Another affair Of the
same kind came off an hour since on Mont
gomery street. Yesterday, 1--WE lame ducks
went to the wall, and were suspended in the
First Board, and the list is "to be continued
", o,,v newt % -r sa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
MAGUIRR,s OPERA HOUSE,

= p'ssiaa5I5 ges .fsatss h3isliRs
p i4sH a5'teazis 7iuif $50
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rAY1oR's GIT Es4RRPRIsr.
ETHOs. J. TAYLOR's
10 BR OWEN At

8t.5, h Pa. & e'7i1 ~
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VERY Low RATE,

And on terms that cannot fall to prove sat.sfctory
Apply to e. +. CLOVER
At the American City Land ONCE, at American
City, orto JOSEPH LORYEA,
No II South Cstreet Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-29
VIRGINIA CITY,

7eysl e,gz ilia ga3sf53
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Four Years of Failure.
The traitors platform says

THAT this convention does explicitly
declare, IL the SENSE of the American
people, that after four wears OF failure Ia
restore the mon by the experiment of
war. justice, humanity, liberty. and the
public welfare demand that Immediate ct-
forts be- made for 4 cessation of ho>tiliteS,
with Il view IL an ultimate convention of
the states. OF other praclhlc means. 10 the
end that, at The earliest practicable mo-
mcnt. peace may be restored Oh thc basis
of the federal mon of the >latc>
And this i what they say about the
war Whose rhumdtr> from Mobile BAY.
Atlanta. ana Petersburg. Were even then
rcvcrlnratin- over lie land Not one
word Of cheer AMI encouragement 10 our
noble soldiers and sailors. Not one breath
OF condemnation. g" even crn>DIrr. of their
rnlhl>. >laycr~, Not one syllable of any
sprl of purpose 10 vindiraie or defend the
umou' Not one thought for their coun-
try in It's mortal grapple with the ari>roc-
racv OF slavcry. Only Il tetid. ,naky hi>,
at -four vars OF failure" Failure
how! when! where! The rebels had
Norfolk. Yorktown. New Orleans. Port
Hudson. Natchez, Nick>burg, Memphis.
Columbus. Nashville, Chattanooga, At
lanta have they got them now! They
had Louisiana. Mississippi, and Tenne>-
see who has them now! They had the
! Cumberland. the Tennessee. and the Mis-
,is>ippi; have they Il drop of either now !
They h;,I open ports i'll Albemarle and
Palmco Sounds. and at Charleston. Port
ROYAL Savannah. and Mobile; are they
open now! They had Forts uiSki.
Morgan. Gaines, jackson. Henry. and
DoncLson have they them now! Fail
urc. Gail You ii 4 failure. when the re-
beilion has been >hrivclled up like piece
of burnt leather. and Sherman. Sheridan.
and Grant nave GOT it in the fire. and will
mold ii there ill ii Is burned to ashes
lou might a> well call streaI; of light
ming q failure, because it oniv knocked
down three-quarters OF YOUR house. Hiss
on. Srrpent,. This is vour time to hiss :
but the lghtningS OF the peoples wrath
are gathering, nd there will be no failure
in their kissing Strata upon YOU on the
eighth of November.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Nc Sympathy With Traitors.

4 Nerlnontcr. in Washington, writing
Oct. , It'll. says, Il wonder if Vermont
has any citizen who will vote OH the Slh
OF November. for giving an armi>tice
10 the robbers and murlererS who invaded
her border, last week! Will she wait
tor Convention Of States to exhaust
all the resources Of craftsmanship before
dealing justice to them and the like of
them :"
We trust Vermont will answer next
tuesday, IN tones strong, steady and def
ant, that she has no sympathy with trea-
son. and protfers no terms to traitors. or
robbers, but unconditional surrender. and
submission 10 law. Let no murderer or
robber who devastateS our northern border
under Il rowing commission from jeff Da-
Wis. receive comfort from the peace vote
OF Vermont. on the Sth of November.
| Mess we mean TO invite criminals and
marauders to invade and plumber our
state, let Us prove at the ballot-boX that
we have the courage to fight our battles
ana MAINTAIN otlrgovernment.- Freeman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Look Out for Them.

There is evidently a determination on
the part of the copperheads and peace
sneakS of the North to push Mcclellan in
to the presidential chair by forgery and
fraud, having Given up all hopes OF doing
50 fairly and honorably. The gigantic
frauds perpetrat"i by Gov. Seymour's
New York dem cratic state agents. BY re-
turning tie forged votes of thousands and
tens of thousands Of soldiers who have
fallen in battle or del in hospitals. or
who never existed. having been exposed.
he copperheads are trying a new move
" which to Oyerwhaim the suffrage OF
itizens at home. They are bringing
large numbers OF refugees. de>erterS ana
enemies Of the government from Canada.
70 vote at the presidential election. Gen.
Dix, by an order elsewhere published.
gives this class of persons to understand
that if discovered they will be brought to
summary punishment. But the provost
marslalS cannot do all the work of ferret
inc out these rebel emesSaries Let the
loyal people throughout the North see 10
ii that only persons entitled to vote, cast
a ballot Oh Tuesday next