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LEES ARMY RETREATINc
From Gems. sherman and Banks Conn
mands.
WASHINGTON, May 22-l0

WASHINGTON, May 22-l0 P. M.
To Mai. Gen. Dir:-On Friday evening
Gen. Grant commenced movement for the
purpose of compelling Lee to abandon his
position at Spottsylvania, the details OF which
for obvious reasons should not be made pub.
lie. It has thus far progressed successfully.
Longstreet's corps started south at one CLOCK
on Friday night, an hour and half after
Hancock moved. Ewell's corps followed
Longstreet's last night.
The indication are that the rebel army has
fallen back beyond tho North Anna river.
Hoke's brigade has joined Lee. The move
ment of Gen. Grant has thus been accom-
plished without any severe engagement or
serious interruption. Wenow occupy GUM.
ney's Station, Milford Station, and south OF
the Mattapony on that line.
A dispatch received this morning from
Gen. Candy, dated May Ia, ut tho mouth OF
Red river, says: eve hayo rurnors to-day
from rebol source that all tho gunboats ex'
cept two succeeded in getting over the falls
at Alexandria on the day mentioned in Gen.
Banks dispatch"
No dispatches have been received to-day
from Gen. Butler.
Dispatches from Kingston. Georgia, state
Gen. Sherman's forces arc resting and re-
(Signedl f. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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Capture Of the Rebel Con. Walker.
WASHINGTON, May 2l-9.50 P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, May 2l-9.5O Pm.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:-Dispatches from
Gen. Sherman state that our forces found In
Rome good deal Of provision and seven fine
iron works and machinery. We have 90.
cured two good bridges and an excellent ford
across the Etowah. The cars are now arriv-
ing at Kingston with stores, and two days
would be given to replenish and fit up.
A dispatch just received from Gen. Banks,
dated at Alexandria, May 8. states that the
dam will be completed tomorrow and the
gunboats relieved. He would then move i'm
medialely for the Mississippi.
Dispatches from Gen. Butler, dated ut 10
O'Clock last night that he had been fighting oil
day: "The enemy are endeavoring to close
in on our lines. We shall hold on. Have
captured the rebel Gen. Walker OF Texas
troops"
Secretary OF War.
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ssb.cribers will observe the date on the la
bel with which their papers are addressed. This
remittance Is Inado another receipt Is not needed
as the date upon the label will DO Inn me din iely
altered 10 correspond with such payment. Please
examine those figures and see II 1t Is not time to
change the date.
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pnrLApELPnrA, May 25.

EhlIaDkiiuiAs Moy ~. .
Tho Bulletin has the following special
dispatch. dated ut Washington, and taken
from tho Republican extra:
alt gives us pleasure to DO able 70 an
nounco that intelligence has reached this
city that Lee, after falling back from the
North Anna river, commenced o hasty 70
treat and had reached point beyond tho
South Anna river, pursued with great vigor
By Grant. Tho latter Is In. the saddle oil the
time, directing The movements in person, ana
Is evidently embarrassing Leo. Unless the
rcbels stop to fight to day. we shall next
hear Of grand conflict for tho city OF Ricn.
mond. Adyices say that JET Davis and his
cabinet left Richmond some days ago. There
Il littlo doubt but that Richmond is by this
time pretty well cleared OF inhabitants and
h nothing les than fortress.
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er... Damage to Forts Sumter & Moultris.
NV YoRx, May /.

NEW YoRx, May IL.
Tho steamer Arago, from Hilton Head Odd
inst, has arrived.
The expedition from Jacksonville had ex-
plorsd tho whole country on the cast side OF
The St. John River for l5O mile. Two block.
sds runners were captured at Smyrna with
200 bales Of cotton. Some 1000 or o,0O0
cattle were captured. A great many loyal
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Table of Distance. nom Richmond.

The subscriptions to the 1910 loan for The
wosk, ss reported at tho Treasury Depart
mcnt, amounted 10 $l,ll7 900.
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WASHINGTON, MAY @.

WASHINGTON, May rs.
To Mai. Gen. Dispatches from
Mai. Gen. Candy. dated Mouth Red River.
ut midnight, May 10Th, state that Admiral
Porter has just arrived. The remainder OF
the gunboats will arrive tonight. Gen.
Banks will probably reach Semmesport, on
tho Atchafalaya, tomorrow.
A dispatch from Admiral Porter, dated on
board the flagship Blackhawk, mouth OF Red
River, May 10th, states that tho portion Of
the squadron above the falls ut Alexandria,
have been released from their unpleasant
position owing to the indefatigable exertions
Of Lieut.. Col. Bailey, acting engineer Of the
10th army corps, who proposed and built o
tree dam Of coo feet across the river ut the
lower tails, which enabled oil tho vessels to
pass in safety. The back water OF the Mis-
ssissippi reaching to Alexandra. allowed them
to pass over oil the shoals and Instructions
planted by the enemy to point Of safety.
Lieut.. Col. Bailey will be Immediately re-
nominated for promotion for distinguished
and meritorious services.
An official report from Cairo, dated May
God, states that tho army and gnnboats wero
all safe ut the mouth Of the Red River and
and Semmesport.
Mai. Gen. Sherman, BY dispatch dated
$50 p. NJ. last night, reports that he would
DO ready by this morning 10 resume his OPP
erstions. Returned veteran regiments. no
says, have moro than replaced oil Losses, and
detachmenh.
We have no Official reports since my last
telegram from Gen. Grant or Gen. Butler.
Official reports Of this Department show
that within eight days after the great battle
Of Spottsylvania Court House, many thous-
and veteran troops have been forwarded 10
Gen. Grant. The whole army Il amply sup
piled with full rations OF subsistence.
Upwards of 10000 sick and wounded have
been transported from tho folds Of battle to
tho Washington hospitals, and placed under
surgical care.
Over 5000 prisoners have boon transport
Cd from tho field to prisoners dopots, and .
largo amount Of artillery and other impls.
ments Of an active campaign brought away.
Several thousand fresh cavalry troops bave
been forwarded to the army, and the grand
army Of tho Potomac ID now fully - strong
in numbers, and better equipped. supplied
and furnished than when the campaign
opened.
Several thousand rciniorcemmts have also
boon forwarded 10 other armies In tho Asld,
and ample supplies to all.
During the same time over 30,00O vo!un-
tecs for 100 days have bean mustered into
tho sorvics, clothed. armed and equipped,
and transported 70 their positions
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MIssIN0.
New Publications.

The Atlantic Monthly for juno Is received.
First, we have "Talk about Guides, BY Ma
ria s. Cummins; and then in order, poetry,
by Longfellow, "Kalif Of Balducca"; End
part of "Life on the Sea Islands" by Miss
Forten; east Day at Foxden," the writer
of which evidently does not believe in "spir-
its"; "Prospice," by Robert Browning
"Irving," by TX Marvel, who always writes
well-besides other contributions BY Harriet
E. Prescott, Bayard Taylor, g. A. Sala, Prot.
Agassiz, Mrs. Stowe. DR.. Holmes, Fitz Hugh
Ludlow and E. E. Hale. This number closes
the XIV. volume of this valuable monthly.
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GopEY's LlpY's Book. The Publisher will
accept our thanks for the Juno lumber OF
this magnificent Lady's Monthly: It stands
at the head Of the light popular literature OF
the country. Aside from Its high literary
merits, II Is q paragon Of mechanical and ar'
tistic tasto.
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Maurice Duupuss COEpotoi hS AS6S
A Z FOss, private A, ear;
George W French. private A, thighi
] NJ McKenney, private A. head-snoe dice
Nathan White, private A, foot;
John Linscott, sergeant B, shoulder;
Junius Little6eld, sergeant B, chest;
Timothy Elliot, corporal Is hand;
Peter Bracket, private B, forearm;
Edwin Bracket, private u, hand;
John Harper, private b. side;
Charles Libby, private Is, leg;
Charles Larrabee, private b, leg;
John Silly, private c.. foot;
George Morgan, private @, thigh;
Martin Hughes, sergeant q, leg;
Leonard Welsh, private 9, neck;
G d b Small. private @, leg;
William Atkinson, private Q, leg;
George H Andrews, private G, hand;
William Sawyer, corporal Q, ear;
William Brown, private q, leg;
Ira Emory, private c, arm;
E Codorette, private @, head;
William c Moody, sergeant d, thigh;
George Cary, private D, legi
Z P Blondal, private d, foot;
RT Alexander, private D, hand;
G E Colby, private D, side;
William Hanlin, private D, leg;
Chas Merriner, corporal ID, face;
Frank Day, sergeant E, hand;
w II Larrabee, corporal e, head and foot;
FS Goss, corporal E, thigh;
Rodney b Atwood, private Z, leg;
Charles Dunn, private E, face:
Albion Gitcbell, private E, leg;
] L Verrell, private 4. head;
Isaac Yeaton, private +, leg;
Freeman Ham, private =, head;
c II Harrick, sergeant I, leg;
D Y Gallison, corporal +, leg;.
John Godfrey, private +, shoulder;
James Fit1simmons, private F, leg;
Charles G Hall, sergeant G, thigh;
A Anthoine, private G, thigh;
Timothy Kelly, private G. thigh;
H Libby, private G, leg;
A 8 Hamlin, private G, foot;
M Gray, corporal G, abdomen-since died;
Charles Webster, sergeant major, wrist;
Derious Richardson, corporal IL, thigh;
L II Newall, private II, neck and leg;
G W Boynton, private II, leg;
James Conlin, private II, leg;
EW Whittimore, sergeant l, leg;
d A Edwards, sergeant /, arm;
] f Bean, corporal /, head;
D Lamont, private l, thigh;
p Farrin, private /, arm;
] A Pickard, private /, face;
j nj Evans, prfvotc L, cnestS
VIM Harper. private I, leg;
Daniel Stearns. private l, arm;
d Z Andrews, private I, chest;
George Cook, private l, thigh;
L 8 johnson, sergeant X, chest;
G Z Harris, sergeant X. hand;
A II Hines, corporal X. leg;
A NJ Brown, private X, arm;
] Clark, private X. leg;
A H Hutchinson, private X, arm;
John Merserve, private X, FOOT;
l. F Kicker, private X, hand;
Levi jordan, private X, face.
MISSING.
Albert Gilbert, private A; A 8 Lyon LIST IN
b; Jacob Wiley, private b; VIM Il Huntt
'sergt C; WIN Larrabee, private G; Albion NO
private T.; Adalbert Churchell, do do; Geo
French, do do; I G Purington, do do; John
Small, do do; John Bradon, do +; Edwa
Fay; do do; William Connolly. do DO; I
en- McKenny, corporal F; John W Grant, p
yate II, Cyrus Thurlow, corporal l; X NJ La
pam, private I; Thomas Lawber, do do; l
Duran, corporal K; Charles Frost, private
] G Lombard. do do; Levi 8 Robinson, do
Yours truly, +. q. WARREN,
Surgeon 9Th Reg. Mo. Vols.
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The Lady's Friend for Juno Is early reoeiv
cd, and opens with q fine steel engraving Of
"The Young Brood" This is followed BY .
handsome colored fashion plate, wood engrav.
iugs of fashions, needle-work, DO. Several
Of the literary articles arc illustrated. Price
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Published by Deacon b Peterson, Phila.
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credentials of l66 delegates, but the list
could not DO completed until the arrival OF
the noon train, and asked leave for further
time, which was granted. They reported
the following delegates:
Scarborough D Fabyau, s L Waterhouse,
L Milliken.
WeIls-Joseph Curtis, Geo Goodwin, B Max
we'll, Geo Hobbs, Z p Emery.
No. Bsrw,ck-N Hobbs, Hobbs, U
Snow. -
Pratt, Jos Young. 4,
Field, Geo L Mitchell, II G Brewer.
Burton-Mark II Dunnell, Jos Davis, Sam'l
Hanson, Hill. VIM Foss.
Kittery-J d Parker. John Wentworth, II
Sanborn, Albert Wilson, Patch, q Cham
bers.
Bridston-N Pease, R Gibbs, CA Chaplin.
A Gould, r Staples.
.New GIoueestsr-R McGreely, 8 N Gross,
s H Chandler, Allen Jordan.
Cumbsrland-Isaac Merrill, John soule, A
Merrill.
Mitchell, G w s Putnam, A Bragdon.
Potonal-H J Warren, d Libby. Benz Terne
Elder, Israel Boothby, s NJ Baker, VIM +"
Webb.
mer, Jacob WEIGH. $685.
Siandish- A L Elwell, Whitcomb, Chas
Thompson, J II Philbrick.
Portland-J 5 winslow, Geo Davis, ]
Thompson, CP Thurston, Sam'l Davis, q T.
Kimball, D Libby, E p Banks, W Phibrook,
s whittemore, J Whitney. VIC Means. 3 W
Larrabee. Thompson, d Choate, Nor
gan, Hart, G A ellison, Cary, Clem-
ents. J Smith, N A Foster, Bailey, SSmlth'
N J Miller, jr, G II Knights. II Vinton,
Beni Stevens, jr, E Carey, g w woodman, "
O Fox. W Reeves, @ + Foster, d Packard.
Saco-Jo. Stevens, ID F Redlon, d Smith. jr,
o ID Chadbourne, S + Chase, Ivory Lord, NJ
Dcering, II Cleaves. p Z Sands, James Andrews:
Biideford-Danl Holman. N II Goodwin,
p Adams, s w Luques, Vim II Thompson. Fran:
els York, Thos Quinby, j Butler, Chas II
Milliken, Thos H Cole.
Rennebunk-H Kingsbury. f Warren, Ivory
Littlefeld, p c wiggin, NJ Emery.
Andrews, Tapley, NJ G Dorr, J II Jones,
Brunspick--C Gilman, r Skofeld, Snow,
A F'Cox. A G Robbins, N Davis, Owen.
Cane EIi.abeth-F r Jordan, X Higgins, II
g jackson. E. + Nutter, w Pickett.
Gorham-C A Stackpole, Z Lewis, Ma
bry. G f Jordan, II Wilson, G w Parker.
Rennsbunkport-w Smith, A Wheeler, W
p Stone, II Gould.
Hollis-Thomas Carrie.
Harpsweli-David Slower, David Weber,
d Pinkham.
So Berpick-Isaac P Yeaton. John d Neal.
ly. ] A Harmon, G II Abbott, Abner Boston.
.alfrei-Abner Mitchell, S Littlc6eld, g H
Knowiton. ut IN
Lmeriek-H L Mitchell, L Boothby, J B
Fitzpatrick.
.Nsgfeld-Joseph Moore.
The committee on permanent organization
made the following report, which was nc
cepted:
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FOR PRESIDENT.

Hon Warren II. Vinton Of Portland.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Charles j. Gilman Of Brunswick,
John II. Goodenow OF Alfred,
Ell. Banks of Biddeford,
Henry I. Warren Of Pownal,
Samuel A. Holbrook Of Freeport.
SECRETARIES.
J.E. Butler of Biddeford,
David Moulton of Westbrook.
Voted to adjourn till 2 o'clock P. M.
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Official Dispatches from sso'y Stanton.
NEWS FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Gen Buffers Command Fighting all
Day Friday.

Relief Of tho aunboats on Red River.
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FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION,
AT SAC0, MAY 26.

The convention was called to order by Sew
all N. Gross Of New Gloucester. who NOM
mated Hon. Warren H. Yinton Of Portland,
as Chairman, and j. E. Butler Of Biddeford,
and David Moulton of Westbrook, as Secre-
taries.
On motion of s. W. Larrabee of Port.
land, committee of FIVE was raised to re-.
ceive the credentials Of delegates and report
thereon. The committee consisted Of
S. w. Larrabee, Portland.
Reuben Higgins, Cape Elizabeth.
George w. Parker, Gorham.
Thos. II. Cole. Biddeford.
John II. Goodenow, Alfred.
On motion of Nathaniel Hobbs Of North
Berwick, voted, that committee Of five DO
appointed on permanent organization. Said
committee consisted Of the following persons:
Nathaniel Hobbs of North Berwick,
Geo. w. Woodman of Portland,
Charles HUMPHREYS Of Gloucester,
VIM. II. Thompson of Biddeford,
John Wentworth Of Kittery.
On motion Of N. j. Miller, Jr., OF Port
land, voted, that committee Of seven DO
appointed as committee on resolutions.
The chair appointed the following:
N. j. Miller, Jr., Of Portland,
j. II. Goodenow OF Alfred,
N. A. Foster Of Portland,
y. j. Qnman Of Brunswick,
j. NJ. Deering Of Saco,
@. A. Stackpole of Gorham,
N. G. Marshall Of York.
The committee on credentials made par
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CORRESPONDENCE.

HosprrAL lsr DIVISION, 6ru ARxr CoRrs, !
NEAR SPorrsYLvANIA O. Housr, Va, ,
May 18th, 1864. }
EDITOR UNION AND JOURNAL:
Sin. herewith enclose the list for pulica.
ton, Of the killed, wounded and missing oil
the tYRegiment Maine Volunteers, in the
series Of engagements with tho enemy since
May 9Th to the present date:
KILLED.
George Bacon, private. B;
Moses Hanson, private, b;
Andrew McCarty, private, @;
A Drew, private, G;
Isaac Doubty, private, D;
F L Lamont, captain, E;
Charles Jones, private, E;
Elisha Wallace, private, q;
] Bickford, private, g.;
Frank Dealing, private. g;
Thomas Lawrence, sergeant, Il;
James Brown, private, H;
wv Martin, corporal, l.
WOUNDED.
Joseph Wight, I'd lieut. A. fsce-slight;
EN- Robinson, captain G, both legs;
] A Iranier, I'd lieut. c, thigh;
Chares H Small, captain D, foot;
Frank Patterson, ID lieut. D, hand;
o Stevans, I'd Lieut. F, shoulder;
A Z Harris, captaA g, thigh;
Sidney Hutchins. I'd lieut. G, knee;
John Ladd, captain II, leg;
D G Clark, captain X, arm and back; =,
John Mcclellan, ID lieut. X, arm apd side;
Joseph Leavitt, lieut. G, leg; -
CIV Ward, corporal A, amputation OF thigh;
Jesse Jeffrey, private B, :. arm;
d F Written, private q, "
Thomas Parsons, corpI ID, a.
Edward Cobb, private D., =.
Isrial Sumers, private D, :.
Lawrence Hassett, do D, 49,,
Henry Thompson, do i. thigh;
] Q Edwards. sergeant K, arm;
J " Thompson, private K, thigh;
w Pinney, sergeant A, leg;
Maurice Bumpus, corporal A, leg;
A Z, po.. v,r,voto aar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-07

LOSES on GENERAL OFFICERS. Senator " IL
son o. Massachusetts, furnishes the following off
eie list Of general officers who have been Killed or
who have died since the commencement Of the
rebellion. Several of those credited to other
States and Territories really belong 10 Massachu-
sets, where they were born a I'D &c ucated
Maine Generals Berry and jameson, killed.
assachusets-Generals Whipple, Strong, Ste
yensou, killed Lander died OF wounds and ex
haus.on PlUmer died.
Rhode Island - General Rodnan, killed.
onuecteut-Generals Lyon, Mansfield Sedg-
wick killed Totten died
New York-Genersls Mitchell and Sumner
died Weed killed Blencker died Corcorsn
died from effects Of fall from horse Chaplin, Zook,
Kirby, Wadsworth and Rice, killed
New Jersey --Generas Taylor, Kearney and
Bayard, killed.
Pennsylvania General Smith died Reno and
Reynolds, killed Vein, died Patterson, killed by
accidents Bohlen and Jackson, killed WEIGH,
died Vincent, killed Hays, d ID.
Vrginis--Gene,a Tersell, killed.
Oho-Generals Sill, Lyle, McCook, killed
lndara-Ganeri Hack emsn, killed.
VI chigln-Gene ais Richardson and Williams,
killed
llHnois-General. Wallace, Farnsworth and
XIX, killed
Kentucky General Nelson, killed by Gen. Da-
Wis Jackson aud Buford, killed.
Mississippi-Genersi Saunders, killed.
Washington Teritory-GeneralSteve killed.
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PERsoNAL.-We find in letter in The Bur
lington Times the follawing complimentary no.
tlce Of It, Edward Dewey Of Montpelier
Dpring one of these skirmishcs, a few nights
age, saw Surgeon Ross and Quartcrmister
Dewey acting as Aids - Col. Day, carrying
ordeIb w tue lhe OF eIrnshel anu across the
Bayou-qulte novel thing for class of men
generally called non.cOmbalants. DR.. Ross is
Post Surgeon, and 1t. Dewey is Post Quarter
master.
Quartermaster Dewey has been detailed on
Gen. McNeil's staff as Brigade Quartermaster,
tut still attends to tbs wants of the regiment.
He has only been out here four months, but
seems TO lake very kindly to seizing steam
boats hospitals, and whatever makes the men
comfortable
Official information has been received by the
Adjutaut and Inspector General, that the YER
mont Brigade crossed the Rapidan with an az
gregate effective strength of about $500 mon,
aud that the aggregate loss Of the brigade, be.
tween that lime and the Oath of May, was 1850.
A Washington dispatch to the Boston Jour
,.ai says that Senator Foot, of Vermont is spo-
ken Of there as permanent president of the
Baltimore Convention.
TAKEN PRISONER. -Capt, James Il. Plat, for
merly of Burlington, was taken prisoner on the
29sh near the headquarters of the 9Th corps OF
which he was Qdartermaster
Dr. Walter S. Robinson Of Ludlow has been
appointed an Examining Surgeon by the Com
missioner of Pensions.
The aggregate number Of men in the Sixth
Regiment as appears by the morning report Of
May Goth, is 724, with 444 present for duty.
On the 30th Of April the Seventh Regiment
had COS men, with ID absent sick AID present
sick This ls probably the healthicst of the
Vermont Regiments.
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,yaryiIie Nanders' Estate.

STAFF or We MONT, ! In rebate Court zen
WAsstsaros DIsrRicr, IS Il Mon her On the l7lh
dav NAV, D. 1854
a ILLARD SANDERS, Admisisr 10 Of The estate Of
w Jary lie sander, lale II East Mon pc Ter, Ia said
district deceased makes application to laid Court tgr
license 10 sci me wn0 cal 10 or "a drcea o.
except the Of dover aud right Of mesie ID thersn
but I'D ug the reversion IL Tue id0ws Dc wes . pro
ssntng lha th- sale part thereof Is ne es-afy fi III
payment Of tn dis ard d.ceas' d and expsns's
adml - ration Vi sad esue, aud hat plrt said IS
tate cannot sold vita Jury 10 lhuse Interested Ia
the r,maildtr tbeieo.
wa reupia, II IL ordered by said Co1u. that said
eatfon be ferrsd to the IAN day OF Jun A. D.
1854 al The Probate Once Montpelier foi heutre and
decision thereon and 1t is further ordered that all per
interested be notified hereof BY publication Of poce
Of his application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessivey III the Green Mountain freeman, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing that they may
appear at said time and place and, they see cause
object thereto, BY The Court,
SILVA Attest. 7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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l-)ie0

Notices Of Deaths inserted free Obituaries including
poetry inserted for Ave cents line to be paid for adj
vance. This rrie will be strictly adhered to.
In Marshnsid June LIST, Byron N. Bullock OF disease
contracted white serving drummer In the oh vermog
Regim Mt, sEed IS years
In alais. NAV CIT Of Diphheri, Adele hutchinson
only CHI d Of Rufus I'd Eliza A. D liu crimson aged
year, IN nihs and II DAYS.
N St. JohUsbury Nay - h, William o. Barber, sged
II years.
May Dist Mr. John Glidden. aged SO years
May 26th, Isabella wife Of Trsman Hsckstt and only
oh II Of Y. &. Barton, o. h Troy
~ Diphtheris = ay 2st. Julia w., aged 10 years,
months and - dys Also, May 23d, ImoRene, sgel 10
years, months and 5days, only children Of Moses and
Jane Hunlty.
In Crawfordsvie Ind May 18th. Rebeeca wife Of DR..
NJ l.. Bass, aged y years Formerly Of Moreiown
In Berlin, May oh Arthur Vaaponurt. son n Charles
II. aud Lavantia h. Johnston, aged years and month
Another little bud is snstched from our embrate
Another cord Of love TO draw thoughts from earth
Another little eherUb blooming 10 the ,kies
Another faded hope within our pathway lies
Did in Royaltoa, May l4th, Mr. William Smith, aged
II years.
DIED in Pomfret March 2ed, Hannsh Eidora daughter
Of II and OHsRa Churchill, aged 10 years.
DD, in Marshhrld at the residence Of hr son-in-laW
Geo A. Gilman, May 9Th, Martha w. WIDOW OF the late
Edward wheeler aged so years.
DigD In Asrshfad, April 18th, Mrs. HuldAh Nownes
aged So ears and II DAYS
DEB On hoard the y. s. TTAnspor Cahawba. Feb lOh
of chronic dsrrhea, Joel q Houston. Of Hardwck, Vt.
aged % years and 10 nhs member Of the LIST Vt.
Battery.
DIED, in Burke, May 18th, Hannah wife Of Capita
ErastDs Humphrey aged Go yeas.