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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

HUN m A. " hfD or tONTl hFIlDN.
Mauyyclr. l5 whilst te.diug ia Philadelphia had
progressed gradually uto the las. stage of Pulmonary
Cou,umpton Au hopes Of my recovery being di-sipa
piird, was adv i-el by my phy-lo au, Dr. Parrish to
remove into the cIuury Noors.toNn, New Jersey.
being my native place $50 removed hithef Ny
father aud all Dis family bad lived an died there and
died Of ulmonary Consumption. Ga my arrival was
put 20 bed, where Jay TOR many weeks in what Was
deemed hopeless condition In Thornton, who had
been my father family ply scian, md had attended him
10 bis last illness, was called 10 me. lie thought my
case entirely Del oud th reach % IA cine and decided
that NUT die aud gave me one week TO arrange my
temporal affairs lu TIA. apparently hopeless condition
heard OF the remedie. which now mike and SELL II
seemed to me that clud feel them working their way.
and penetrating every nerve dbre and tissue OF my
system.
NJ lungs and liver pat ona uew action, and the NOR
bid matier wi.A t4r years had nuated and rfta-
ted ihs DIN rent organs I'd ls b1dy va. eliminated the
tibercie' ON my luus upeael ANA expecto'aed from
my uug. mnch asa Iin, OF yeIio offensive matter
every morning As this iestorat1n Of matter subsd
ed, the fever ab4ted the pain lc nue. he cough ceased
to harras me, and the eXhaustng night sweets Nc
! ionger known, aud had esh ug sleep, 90 which
had long been q stranger Soy appetite nov bsgau to
return, and at times folud ddcut 10 refrain myself
from eating too much with thi- return Of health, !
gained in strength, and now am d shy. am nov q
healthy nan, with a-ge healed cicatfx ia the middle
lobe Of the ah lung aud the lower lobe hepatE.d with
CONF lcte adhesion OF hepeura The len lung sound
and the upper looe OF the usht one is in toleraby
| healthy condition.
Consumption at that time was thought to be incur.
able di ease by every one phl sicans we'll those
who were unearnel ia mrticiue-ssftcnlly such cast,
as we're reduced to the condition wa. in. tn. induced
many people 90 believe my recovery emily temp orary
uow prepared and gaycthe medicine 10 eousumpye,
tor some time aud made many wonderful cures aud
the demand increased 30 rapidly, that determined to
offer them The pub lie aad devote my uudiyiaed a,ten
ton 10 lung disease. In truth. was next forced to IT,
Tor people would send Tor me lar and uear 10 ase rtau
whether their Gaze, we're lie mine.
For mary years, IN coijuleuen with my principal
office in Phid lpha haze been making regular pre-.
fs'ional Nsi,. So Ncw York. Bosion. Baltimore, aud
Pittsburgh
for several years past have made as many as five
hundred examinations, weekly with The " Respirome.
tier' For such examinations ny charge is three dol
lars, and les SO give each patent the true con
diuon OF his disease and tell him ianky whether he
will get we'll.
The great reason why ply sicau' do not cure Con.
sumption is that they tryto do too much they Tiye
medicines to At the cough, to stop the ght sweats
hectic fever and by dong they derange the whole
digestive system locking up ,he seer, uons, and eyenu.
ally the pa lent dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Jacob Eloyce,s Eslale.

IN Subscribers having been appolulro by The Homo
L bic Probate Court foiths Districo Washington Co
nssioueH totecelye examine aud adusial laimtand
demands of all persons against the estate NJ jacob
Royce, late Of FaystOn, in sad district, deceased rep
resented lnsOyen aud the term OF siI months om the
% day e May 1868 being allowed BY said Court to The
creditors OF sad deceased TO rGhib and prove
pectVe slamsbeufe U.s. GyeHOtice thstwt willaltend
to the duties 81 the dwelling house Of
Seth Buy Ia Fayston, IN said district on the LIT Wed
nesdhys OF July and Noyrmbef next at ten o'cock the
forenoon, on each of said days
IRA ! 4. T H1sTiNGs COMMITS.
Naft-held Anil I.fh A ID lsG5 t2gAg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

The New York Herald says All that ",
bear from every part OF tho country gives lndl
cation that the season will be great one fol
lruit' and that all other crops will also be very
large. Thus now that we have peace, We shall
soon have plenty, and down must 20 the price,
OF oil the necessarles of lie. F"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

IL one Of the most valuable medicines known. II il
nutrient powerfully tonic ana he ling Ia itself II con
blns no opium, yet oc,cus NE phcgm IN the bronchial
tubes, ana aiuic throw, 1t on with little ,xe,uon one
boule frequently cure, au oruiuny DUld but IL will De
wei first IL take dose u Clcnlks MaIdrke ills to
cleanse the somacn. The lulmvuie syrup IA readily
dgested and abe bed into blOuc, to whol It mparts
Us healing Properties. Ills one &C the tteparat ons of
non IN use u u a ppWtttl tunit OF it.tl a. and
when the Sea-N ED Tone dif oyts the mucus IN the
stomach ana Is Carried oGby tie aid of tie Mandrake
rms healthy now OF gastric jaice good appetite, and
a guUu ut. esuuu. How.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Wrs. sally nitcheIi's Estate,

4 ne SubscfDefs, uaVnR bStn appOlnledbl lbf H0nf "a
| bePfObate COuH iofthe District o w Arlington, Com
missousrs to receive examine and adjuH all clAns
and demands Of all petsOnsAghnst The estate Of sally
MITCHELL late Of cabot, Ia sad district, decease0, rep
resented ins ovent aud the term OF sI months from he
- day Of Nav 1867, being allowed by said Court 70 TIE
creditors of SAID licensed, erhbt0ad Prov tbeitfe
specyec aims befottus giyenotice thai wtwl attend
20 the duties Of oufappointmfn at the flee Of Healcn
Reed, in Montpelier said Dsf ot on the st Thurs
days Of July AID NoYemb r nett, ut oLs O'Clock in ID
Afternoon On each Of said days
CHARLES REED. lct--
GEORGE W. sCOTT, Oo"m''''"es
Moutueiier NAV . A u lsGb hZg3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

Pennsylvania editor says, somebody brought
a bottle VI sour water into our office, with ie-
quest 10 notice Il NJ lemon teer II Esau was
green enough to sell bis bir,h.right for mes. OF
po,taee, 1t does not prove tina. we will tell a
iOur shilling lie for hIe cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
BOURBON WUISKEY

is recommended nowadays hy almost every physician
Many patients hat visit my rooms 9th male ana female
are stnpeltd with this poison The felrt i. temporary
II they cough, they take little whisky II they tel
weak and feeble, they take little Whkry: il IN can
net n ~, they take Little wntskel and they 70 on
IN this Wy requiring IA re aud more until q q, cat.
ed up, and Imagine they getting shy Tue stomach.
liNer aud digestive powers are completely dpNruytd.
aud o'c their alp c Tor TODD No 0nr was ever cur ed
oi oonsupmon hl tins process, where cavities have
been urm-d m The luuga little stimuli mt IL II, quent
~ btnehcal TO cohsumptNe-, such az pure brandy or
good wues, "a many vases London porter or brown
toutin moderate Quanu,s but bourbon whYky hastens
on, IN iebd OF curing oOnsuWp ion
Tie SeaWeed Tome produ e, lasting results forcuah-
y inNi4O alnt the umach aud digestive system and
enabngh tn eliminate .and make unto healthy blood
the food which msy b. use Tor hat purpose It il so
wonderful m its fleet that ai - uu will rest
hearty meal and little 81 II taken before brtakiast
"ill give tone which few meacin,s possess the power
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

LETTUCE -Sowa lew lettuce seeds once week
so that You may have plenty for the table, and
for The pigs and POULTRY. The latter need il fthe,
are shut up, and will eat ii as readily as they viii
corn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Railroads., &t.
v crlnJmi eentr4I and SulIi-
van ak4ilrOads.
( M ygftss ii
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18th, 1865.
Train. aoinKsoutbrny En,l

Trstns Going south nnS East
-eaFe Mlntpelief 4 0S 23O ,. sand 10 00t
"A All TRAsleayes HOUSES Point at4 30 A.n, connect
VI ing at White River Junot on and rellows Fails
with transfof Bnston, Worcester, prngh-ld and New
YORK ntrytnG at New York atl0l5F. d. and with trains
Passumpsc v. Il.
BuHlisatoS Ia Rrss TraiN leaves Montreal At 54s l.
USE, Point at A. An, connecting at Burlington
with Chdmplain steamers Tor saratoga, Troy, SC
DAN EirHTEs IHatri cave Montreal al 81 4.h ST
Johns ut 10 80, oedensbursh 81, ~. for ru ton
sc connecting NJ Darlington with Rutland ROAD tr
Fl y, Alb,,y and New Yoft, Mtivng in Boston wa
Lox ell at l0.3l ".
MAN EIrNE,, rEAiN lsaves Ogdepshut, h at 1880 A.
Montreal II ~ n. HOUSES Point at - ?. ST.
Johns iiUr.H, awning at Boston att A.. connect
ing At Bellows rain win Cheshire hosd TOT u "a and
Worcester aud win Vermont Valley x. X fui spring
held, &c, and Ntrivinv In New York At 1890 N
Trains @ oiaK North and West
a.,av. NontpelietatJ40AH.sI5A An aud 500 ?.
-, III AS9r.
DIt tusts, rRAts leave, Boston via | DWELL at 90
| ~ ut Bafnston, 81 Aha =, Monte.l uglenslur- h
an West arIiv ug al Montreal al 800 ?. ~ uggtns.
bufgh At u So
MAtL 1nIN leaves Boston via Lowell at 40 :, N.
via Lawrence t 80 Tor Burlin ton Ruusr's Point
AT Is IN, connecting White River juno ion " al
day ernes tor burlington, Montreal, Ogdvnsbufg and
| The Wet
! SccsmOplrroS TRlrN lsavss Mort hdeldat iOA ~,
and Burlington 10 p. n, fot Rouse Point
NtuHt EIrNEss rRAtNleayrs Bellows Falls nj 10 % p
-, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Il. r.,
leaving NeS Yort al II i5r, NJ, and from Cheshire
z r., leaving ~ son a, 50 n connecting NJ Nbtr
/ for burlington, Rousu's Point, Montreal and Ogdens-
hurgh, oonnrclinga Mon real aud u,denslufgh W IN
/ Grand Trunk trains Ter the West
sleeping cars are attached To both the nigh expr
frotns running between ST. 4 h4asand Bort,n. aud 81
/ Albums aud Slrtnghe d.
rhroagh rieketstotChleagt andths wsu rot,als It
h pttneipa stations
MERRILL. -
| st. A ban, May |, istS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Lam Ds
IMPROVED PATENT LEVER SET
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS

one Of ihe srea improvements Of The age Also patent
Headlights Tor Mil, nos IN use, 10 tAss the place Of
sorss Hvsdbiocks Roses water Wheels bon -to,es
Arch mouths. fanbau, Uralss, Pios points ard other
Plos'eAstings Of various patterns 10 SUIT almost ali
Pl1H ies use, Cuuystor teeth gto ne and Pos. Han
m,t. wagon boxes Iron Fence, and all kinds OF Mn
wutk AID Machinery, mabuactufed At the Mobtpeltr
Foundry AID Machine shop.
hohtpsiitr sept 20, lsti J,sf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
miscellaneous.
THE
Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE W C0NPTuoLLER or THE CURRENCY,
Washington, Marc 80, 1868.
Whertas by satisfactory evidence presented to TIE IN
tersiRn' 4 II has b,tn made 10 NJ pear N t
" I'M MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK
the village OiMOntpvier, IN The county II VA hing on
and stae II Vermont, ma, been duly organized under
and according to he requirements Of thu Act Of Congress
Untitled An act Ia provide National Currency secured
by pledge Of Unite states bonds and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved June 3
1864 and has complied Wh an the provisions of said Act
required to he complied with before commencing the bus
ness # banking under sad Act:
Now, therefore, /, hUGH McCuLLooH, Comptroller Of
N. Currency, co hereby ceruiy that " THE MONTH";
LlER NAIONAL BANK 10 he village Of Month e.
tr, in he county Of ashtngon and state Of Vermont
is authorized to commence the business Of BANKING
under the Act Aforesaid,
N Testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal o.
CGioe this third day OF March, 1865.
hugh MCCCLLOCH,
Iomutfullpy NJ the Currency,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
QUACK NosTRUM MAKERS.

through false certificate auo references ana recon-
1atOns OF their medicines ~ me d,ad no ,aLnot -.
pose of cohtradiot Them or Who besides 10 iafthet
their impositiou, copy ifOm Medical Booss much that
written OF the quAlities and ELECTS Of diHefen herbs
aud plants aHeflte all the same to their filIs III
rac, Specifics &C. most Of which n OF all contain
Mercury because OF tue ancient belief OF tts oufnR
serything, ~ bnt now ku0Hn to kili more than il
cured andh0se not killed constitutionay injured Tor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may ettoken with eutre saCtY by lages aud eondos
producing al the good result that can be ostaiucd from
oalomel, or any OF the metcnrni medicines aud without
any OF their huttu or injurious resu 4 They carry
nut OF tie system the toulint ANA worn oui matter.
loce ned and di solved by my Se,wted Tonic and pul
monte syrup h vii be zen that AN hres Of m, medi
oines ave needed IN most ease 10 cure con umplon
AGENTS,
B0srnN-GeorPe c, Goouwin 4 %
NEW iORk-Demis Hsi es& Co.
hAi TlhOkt-S. llauoe.
PITTSBURGH -Dt ie.tgc n Keyper.
CINCINNATI. D. Snrr. A Go and John d. patk
CulCAnO-Lofd smith, and H. Seoyil.
ST. Inns nlns nfus
San fRANCtStO-llost,tt tier, Smith A Dean
Also sold BY all druggists aud dealers. Tiyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

Pamphlets containing certificates - cures snd recon
mendHlons tiom some II the eminent Phtsieiahs'
Ciergymen aud Others, wal be sent FREE % any adj
dress.
We scl.nL lnn Of Tho nnu.. N. A. = he nharanIaI q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
ALL TO DE SOLD FoR one DOLLAR EACH!

An the goods IN the above List will b. sold without
ttserYat On, for ON DOLLAR EAlH. Certificate O.
all the various articles placed in similar envelope
sealed aud mixed these enVetcIts will be ttnt b
mail, or delivered at out tce, with ut ttgr ri to cho
On receiving Certificate, you will zee what article
t,pteeuts and u IA loupl With you 10 stnd one d.
ur and r'ctte the article named or any other In the
l,t Of tume value
ny this mode give selectious from varied stoeh
Of me fOuds, CT the bt make and att,t style and Of
intrinsic wo tn, a nominal price, while ali have q
chance Of securing articles OF the very hehes value
all tahsaotions 10y mail We charge iVr forwarding
CerhtAe, p1riug postage, tnd cong The businsps
70 cents each. Five certificates will be sent Tor 81
bltNen for - Thirty Tor 80 siNty.fye for $40 ana
one Hundred To- sh
SECURE 4 CERTIFICATE!
There is no heard or rsk. There are no blanks
Every Cetihcate f,pfe'rnts an article Aswese none
OF the lower grades 81 JWery no peraon can eee lee,
than the Naut OF their money and they may gei an
article wot b i've. ten, ora hundred Told
SUBSCRIPTION GUARANTEED.
Every peron knows what they will receive before the
article T. paid ioi. un receipt ofa Certificate on zee
what article epfUens, and 1t is. o. course, at your
ion TO take IT, or any other article in ouf List OF the
same value,
We guarantee entire abstraction to tvtry putcha,er
aud II there should he any psrton dissatisfied with any
article received Iron us. they may Immediately titutn
II aud the amount pa viii be refunded ly=Onp trial
Viii prove to any tha this sale gives purchasers greater
advantages than aHy other ever pfop0u
AukNts we allow those &C ing as Aseats Ten Gents
amounts 10 one Dollar.
They will coltc "a cents iir every Certificate and.
retaining 10 cents, TENT TO Us 10 oeuts lot each.
Address,
GRO. DEMERir kCo,
TlinS tO3 Broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
IMPORTANT
70 Az
INVALTDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


Itl.we known TO The medical profession that IRONS
he vital Principle or Life r mrnt " the blood Thsis
derived chiefly from he food eat but il the f5od il
not properly dlgessrd, AR ~ from any cause whatever
The lectssA quantity Of iron into thc cir
culaion, or becomes duerd the whole system sud
The bad blood viii ifrIlAie the he IT, Will clog up he
lung, will upey The btsn vii ob tfuet thr ytf and
viii send s disease producing elemens TO all proiAs
sstem, and every 10 suGsr lu Vhateyer ofgAn may
be predspos' to disease,
The great value Of
Iron aS u Medicine
ishe well ksuwn and .,kuONlvdstd by ali mciical meu
Wihcuity has been 80 obtain such prepAraiun u %
at M enter the circulation and asHmats once siiA
t'ablood his point, says Dr. Hayes, " s,achusstu
- e Chemist has been Ausncd 10 the Peruvian syrup,
bycomo.nslio IN way beurc unknown.
The Peruvian syrup
T. a protected solution Of the PKOrOXtDE Oh IRON.
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes At the
ciple or Lite eiemtnt-IRON.
The Peruvian syrup
cures nysrepsia, Liver Complaint, bfupsy Fever and
Ague Loss Of energy, low Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
nuses strength, yor And new NE into the system, and
b-iids up an " lrou Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female COMPLAINTS land all
diseases Of the Kidneys aud bladder.
The Peruvian yrup
Is specific for all diseases or gnstnE in RAD STATE
OF tnE BLOOD, OF accompanied by DE- bilty or a low
state of the System
Pamphlets containing certificate, - cures ,nd recon
mendHtions tium some II the eminent Phsieahs,
Ciergymen, aud others, wal be sent FREE % any adj
dress.
We select few Of the name, to sheu the character 81
/ the testimonials
Rev John Pierpont Lewis J. huson NJ D
Rev Warren Hutton kusw-u kinney
Rev Arthur Fuller n Kendall u
Rev Aog Pope Chisholm hD
KEY nuTd0n Robbins Ttanbis DAuA
kev SylvAnus cobb jeremiah Ston. N u
Rev ! stan King Jose Antonio SApthes ID
k,V osborn hynok hNc"no ArabeA d
Rev kphrAim Mute Jr Abraham N-.drll MD
Rev Thomas Pots A Hayes Nd
Rev Richard Me,can K { hilton N u
kcy VI Webster ! Kinney u
Rev JOE Clineh Jose an spinarMD
Rev Abraham Jackson Thomas txi,r ESQ
Rev Pearson Jr Thomas Amory Etq
Kev CrAwley Hon +, ter Harvey
Rev Henry UphAm Jnmts e Dunn \
Rev u klddt Samuel May E,q
Rev Headly PofE Viva ss ohcrb
Rev John Olmstead Ferdinand Andrews Esq
FOR
SETH w. FOWLE& CO., is fremont St
Boston.
/ J. ?. DlNSMORE, 49l Broadway New York.
And by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
FOREIGN AND NATIVE oUACks.

@h0 know little OF the nature and Character OF speo Ia
Diseases and LKss ~ to their some tNhib ofged
Diplomas oi Institutions or College, winch never -.
.sttd ~ any part Of the world others exhibit Dipl9
mas oi lhe pead' now obtained. unAnuwn not only
assuming and advertising names Of those inserted II
The ~ mas, but 10 iurther their mposi ion assume
Games OF othe most celebrated fhyuicAns long sLct
lead. heIther be deeeIYed By
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
kennedy'S Rheumatic Liniment.

81 Hanover Street, Boston.
PRICE SI,5O PEA BOTTLE. TkMlOm8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

Is spsoihe for all diseases gnstng In BAD STATE
OF ne BLOOD, OF accompanied by d, bty or low
state Il the System
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
IGNORANCE oFQUACK DOCTORS AND NOsIRUN
MAktKS

through the Ignorance % the Qsack Doctor knowinK
40 other remedy, be relies upon nERouRY ava gIyes Il
all ms patents IN fiils, Drops &C. 50 the h0strum
Maker equally Ign, rant ADDS 10 has so-caed kxuacts
,peeihc ALudOei &c, both relying upon ELECTS 10
3urug few tn hundred, 10 b. rum uted iu various
SayH throughout the land but ALAB nothing Is sad
the balance some VI whom ole Oihers yrOw wofte,
ind lett 10 linger and suffer f1 mon h. OF ears IN
10 relieved or cured, II possible by competent phy.e
ltas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

notwithstanding the foregoing iacts aTt Known Il
ONE Quack boc or aud Nosrum Hakers yet. regard.
less Of the life and health OF others here those
mOhg them who Will even ptgufe Themselves, contra
giving mercury 10 thtif psf tnis Or that IL con
tanned their ostrums, no that the urua lee mas
e obtained for proersedly curing or " The dollar VI
fraction oft may Be obtained iof The Nosifum II
thus that many are deceived also and use,ssy syens
re Amounti for eApeflments with QuAekery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
The Peruvian syrup
The Peruvian syrup
The Peruvian Syrup
The Peruvian yruD

cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints
diseases Of the Kidneys aud bladder
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-16

lefs th,rd finger amputated; Alonzo New
comb head slight; Charles Pilsbury, arm
slight. a
% E-Lieut Gustayus Moore, wrist flesh
wound; Color Sergt Luther Bradford, left
arm fractured, amputated middle third; pri-
Yates George Kinney, left arm flesh wound
John Hodgdon, leg severe; Orlando Acorn,
first finger.
Co Corp John Harding, left thigh,
flesh wound; privates Orrn Benson, left leg,
flesh wound; James Sullivan, right thigh, flesh
wound.
- Co G-Sergt Luke Emery, right leg, slight;
private Joseph A Hall, head, flesh wound.
Co H-Private Michael Cary, wrist, frac-
ture.
Co Corp Lowell Butterheld, neck, slight;
privaes Moses D Spencer, left hip, flesh
wound; Enoch Rowland, left hip and right
leg, severe; Thomas Corrigan, both thighs and
sciotum, flesh wound; Dexter Mason, right
shoulder, flesh wound.
Co K-Sergt Henry Butler, left shoulder,
scapula fracture, severe; Corp Henry Wescott,
head, flesh wound; privates Joseph Emery,
right arm, flesh wound; VIM A True, chest,
confusion, slight; Geo F Hill, chest and arm,
slight; William Gilbert, abdomen, died Feb
ruary 18th. aeilBe
Samuel Hawksley, Co A; Edward 81 Math-
ews, Co D; Henry G. Newcomb, Co D; Hiram
F Evans, Co F; Francis Farris, Co L; Sergt
Walter Dunbar, Co K; Roscoe Doble, Frank
Widley,Co. Z.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-16


SherDlGgt's Army.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The Richmond Wing of the 18th contains
the following:
Charleston, s. c., Feb. 10.-A force of the
enemy, believed to number from 1000 to 5000
men, landed at Grimbalps, James Island, at 8
O'Clock this morning, and drove in our pickets.
Some skirmishing took place, but no general
engagement. Grimball's is on the Stone Riv-
er, about two miles southwest of Charleston,
the Ashley River, 1000 yards wide, interven-
ing. The enemy are making active demon
STATIONS at many points, bnt they are believed
to be feints.
A force attacked our troops on Salkahatchie
this morning, but were easily repulsed. The
enemy also advanced on the Charleston road
near the Blue House, and opened with arlil-
lery, but made no impression on our lines
Intelligence from the road to day is that the
enemy crossed the Edisto River at Bermakers.
LGter.-The enemy are now moving on Ed
isto. 1t will be remembered that ON Friday,
the 4th inst, Sherman crossed the Salkahatch-
lie, between Blackstone and Rivers Bridge,
thereby completely outfanking our forces and
compelling them to fall back to Branchville-
We have since learned that the Yankees ford
ed the river, though the water was waist deep
at Rivers Bridge. A sharp engagement took
place here which lasted several hours, in which
Wheelers cavalry inflicted severe punishment
upon the enemy.
On the 9Th, a heavy column of Yankee in
fantry struck the South Carolina Railroad at
Grahamsville, about eighteen miles west of
Branchville, while Fitzpatrick with cavalry
force occupied Blackville, on the same road,
about nine miles north west of Grahamsville.
A portion of Sherman's column, it was report
ed yesterday, moved forward crossing the
South Edsto and thanking Branchyile on the
west This force then advanced to Orange
burg, on the Columbia and Branchville Rail-
road, sixteen miles west of the latter place.
This place has been favorite retreat for refu-
gees from Charleston.