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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07

The work is written in plain language, free
from medical terms, SO as to be easily under
stood, while its simple recipes may soon save
you many times the cost Of the book. It is
printed in q clear and open type; is ~illustra-
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
Liberation

THIS is TO certify that have this day given my
i son, Charles H.. Leach his time during the re,
mainderof his minority. shall claim none Of
his earnings, and shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing after this date. xf& 4 4. II. LEACH.
Wateryille Dec 4tb 1861 3w2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
ALERT STEVENS, ESTATE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
L Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Bamoile commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Albert Stevens, late of
Wocott, in said district. deceased. represented
insolvent, and the term of six months from the
22d day of Nov, 1861 being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit
andprove their respective claims before US Give
notice, that We will attenu 10 the duties OF our
appointment at the dwelling house Of Carl.
ton Udall, in Wolcott. in said district on
the 25 day of January, and April next. at
o. clock, In the afternoon on each Of said days
a AlGER JONES II 1 ros,,,.u 4.
t..u| ,rtHa EARL GUYER. "oh' TO-
Wolcott. Dec. 8, ls6l. Avs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
g4- There was q spirited and warmly

ca There was q spirited and warmly
contested engagement, in Western Virgin
Ia on Friday at Allcgany camp, Pocah-
ontas county. The Union forces CON-
prised seven hapdred and fifty men un-
der Gen. Milroy, while the rebel army un-
der Gen. johnson numbered over two
thousand. After ghting nearly all day.
the federal troops displaying the most
determined bravery, both parties with
drew to their cncampments, and under COW
or Of the night, the rebels burned their bar
racks and left our forces masters of the
field. Thus the last of the rebels are
driven from Western Virginia, and the
stars and stripes float in triumph over a
large part of the Old Dominion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
Found

4 Wooden shawl. near the Town Hall. The
n owner can have the same By calling at this
odtce. 'Nf Httft
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
Written for the Newsletter.
No more Rum to be Furnished in waterviile
as Beverage.


This town has been cursed for some
time past with rum, and all its attendant
evils, until the people of this town and
vicinity have became thoroughly indig-
nant. At the request of some of the re-
spectable citizens, J. P. McElrcy Esq,
addressed large audience composed of
the citizens of this town and vicinity, at
the Methodist Church, on Monday eve.,
December 9Th. The speakers subject was
:. Public Opinion The speaker showed
in forcible manner, that if public opin-
ion was opposed to the illegal furnish
ing of Intoxicating liquors, that such fur
nishing would be prohibited.
The Rev. NJ. Townshend, also addressed
a large audience at the same place on
Monday evening, in very acceptable
manner, at the close, about seventy signed
the pledge. zanaa o.. sazla.~
A request is now being put in circula-
ton for signatures, to be presented to the
several persons furnishing intoxicating
liquors contrary to law, requesting them
to desist. 1t is hoped that will effect the
desired object, if it does not however q
more efectual mode will be applied w
..4. .ilt p. w.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20

Particular Attention ?!

All persons having unsettled accounts with US
must settle thesame on or before the first dayJof
January 562. and'all accounts and demandslo of
one or more years standing u s.fg,. ~. .tig,ft
I'd MrU s TtB EaPsAIDdl Z
or arranged soon, or they viii be left at tide Tenn
pie for collection. +. I, vi. A, GEORGE "
Morrisyille, Dec. list, 1861. ,aa.s...f MI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20

A most destructive condagration CON-
lncnccd at Charlestown, South Carolina,
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday
night. the date of our --latest Intelligence,
it WAS still raging with undated violence.
A large portion Of the city, including
some of the finest public buildings,
thousand persons were rendered homc-
less. The cause of the fire is not certain
~ known, but it is supposed to have been
set by negroes, who have banded together
for an instruction. The body servant
of an officer has disclosed real or pre-
tended plot and the military have made
many arrests, while the inhabitants of
the city were barricading their houses in
fear of general uprising of the slaves.
1t seems like the just retribution of
heaven. that Charleston, the very hot
bed of rebellion, where the germ of scces-
sion was nursel into life, should be the
first city to experience the terrible results
of her folly in instigating this unnatur-
al strife.-.Springfcld Republican.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
Hotel For sale!

THE subscriber offers for sale or rent his " vii.
lage Hotel" In johnson Village. Terms
made easy. ISAAC DANIELS.
johnson December 8, 1861.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20

Ca A cooper, finding considerable diff
ficulty in keeping one Of the heads OF the
caskhe was finishing in its place. put his
little son inside to hold the head up
When it was finished, he was surprised to
find his boy inside the cask, without any
possible egrcss, except through the bung-
hole. ..t III ..a....-. ........ -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
THEDAILY FAsEEPRESS.
From the N. Y. Evening Post Nov. 9Th.
Erentng rs. Morning Papers.

Esenig rs. Morning Papers.
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the pres
ent war. A little while ago the morning, papers
were here, as they have always been in London
and Paris, prominently the newspapers. They
furnished their readers over their breakfast tables
all the incidents of the previous day and night.
Evening papers merely repeated the information,
with few additional particulars gathered in the
course of the morning and the local city news.
But since the opening of the war it has been diff
ferent. The firsi accounts of nearly every impor-
tant action and movement, as we said the other
day, have been given to the public of New FORK
by the evening papers. Thus, the reports of the
Great Bethel fight of our successes in Western
Virginia of the Bull Run defeat of the Hat
teras Inlet affair, and most signal of all, of the
Port Royal victory and of the capture of Mason
and Slidell-were all received in this city too late
for the morning papers to print, but early enough
for the evening papers to give full particulars
To day we have another proof in our echoes of
the first guns from Pensacola.
The FREE PRESS receives dispatches regularly,
by both the American and Vt. and Boston Lines,
up to four O'Clock. of each day Its telegraphic
news is consequently as late, and in most cases
as full, is in fact the same as that given by the
N. Y. Evening Post and the New York and Bos.
ton evening papeas generally. .-.4--
Subscriptions promptly attended to.
Terms by mail 81 90 per annum or 81 90 per
quarter, strictly in advance.
G. W. h g. G. BENEDICT, Proprietors.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20

ca Ellis, Button & Eaton, Of Spring
field, Vt. propose to lease of the Govern
ment, ten thousand con6scated acres and
five thousand contrabands as apprentices
in the vicinity of Port Royal, S. c., and
pay the Government fourth part Of the
crop and give the negroes three months
schooling in year, with other favorable
conditions. -Burltngton Times. 81 II ..-,t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT. 1 n Office is hereby
LAsoILLE DISTRICT, ss. Itgiyen that stated
Sessions Of the Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille. will be held at the Probate Office in
johnson, in said District, on every Monday Of
the year ensuing. ts44v., ff s.tssar ~. .G,+
ID h,ss.iq BY order of the Court, ~.
johnson, Dec. /. 1861. s. S. PIKE. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
National Family Newspaper.
The Home Journal For 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

new series Of this universally popular fami.
ly newspaper will be commenced on the fourth
day of January next printed, as heretofore, on
the finest of paper and with the best of type.
Besides the incessant labors of the Editors on
the various DEPARTMENTS of the paper, the beau
tiful story by au American Wife, called
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20
q i { 3

In Morristown, on Saturday. the 18th inst
John Miles aged 81 years. H.ar
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-20

E7l.OUR. salt, Ash, nails, and many other
h things too numerous to mention at
NH.I il, t....... ID. A. GILBERT's
Worthwhile, VI.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
The Great Fever & Ague Remedy
JOURDAN'S GUARANTEED
FEVER AND AG UE URE

This Medicine Cures without fail
II ;s adaoted to all varieties of FeverS. 1t
contains no ouinine or arsenic, consequently
;nAom,t;on of the stomach or insanity 90
not follow its use. 1t is perfectly safe and re-
liable.
This great remedy is to be Incorporated IN,
oil of The authorized medical form books;
consequently the whole medical faculty VIII
use it-but It will always be obtained IN It's
cheapest and best form, as put up ana SOFA
W ", ~ VS.. JOURDAN
Manufacturing Druggist, ~,
o, Norfh ThiH Street 81. LOUIS Mo.
And sold by his authorized gents through
out the country. Wo' ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Merrc|ps Strengthening Cordial

..4s.. AND .,,
BLOOD PUR1FIEsE1
GOOD FOR THE STOMACH-.FOR THE
LIVER-FOR THE KIDNEYS, AND
FOR1HE BLOOD.
It gives strength and power to the Digest
~ Organs and tone to the nervous system
it invigorates and purifios the blood
When the blood is strong and pure health
is Toured.
This Cordial is the greatest safeguard
AGAINST endemic diseases. Agreeable to the
taste, and Onlv One Dollar per Bottle.
Sold by all dealers
VS.. JouRDAN, Sole Prop'r.
Manufacturing Drugsi st, .,
Is North Third Street st. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Jacob S. Merrell, the originator OF the
canine Strengthening Cordial and Bloed
Purifier, has authorized the publication OF the
following certificate
''''' " ST.. LOUIS, July eth. 1859.
To all ashona 1t mag eoncern:-l hereby Ger
tifv, That the preparation sold by Mr. V: ..
Jourdan, known as Merrelfs strengthening
Cordial and Purifier of the Blood, IS manu-
featured for him by me, in nay labratory, from
the original formula
Jaues Il. Mclean has never received from
me the recspe, nor q full statement OF the IN,
yredients used in the Cordial as or'g'no,cd
and manufactured by him for myself; ana thG
nranaration he now vends cannot recommend
"a icing the original Cordial and genuine ar
,slcIe. Thereby authorize Mr.. V. s. Jonrdan
to use nv name in designating the Cordial
'f''' '''' ~ JACOB S. MERRELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

G.. NJ. VenLeuuen,
Attorney at law, Lime Springs Howard
county, Iowa, will promptly attend to all
legal business entrusted to his care.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
In portant from Missouri.

Comp Richarison, Boiivdr, PDls Co., no,
Oct. 26.-Tho following Ia special disp ,tch 10
the st. Louis Democrat:
Gen. Fremont AMI ttsG arrived At Bolivar,
Polk County, IL miles from C4np Morn Isey,
ana ercampcd this evening on tho outskirts Il
the town.
II is now Ssoertaincd that tho loss Of the Fro
mont body guard, in the brill ant charge at
springfield was q TO 8 killed aud soma 10 to 20
wounCed.
Gil. Cams 81 Illinois cavalry and Mejos
Bo'man's sharp shooters have Loft horo tor
SprinR lc.d, and one regiment d Goa. Siegel's
division will march thee at midnight.
Gen Fremont snG staff, and Gen. SieCels di.
vision depart, by forced marches, for Spring ield
at day light tomorrow morning, and will pro-
hably arrive there in tho evening.
General McKinstry was two miles north OF
Wsrssw last nilbt General Pope was this side
Of the Usage, and General Hunter In advance OF
him, all marching to this point.
! understand that ia the forthcoming battle
Generals Lane and $ .urRis will have the left
wing, General Hunter the right, Asboth the
main column, snd McKinstry's division will
form the reserve, General SieScl taking the ad'
vance.
Upton, Mo, Oct. 28 A special dispatch 10
the ST. Louis D,RtDcrdt rays:
Gen. Kennedy has just returned TO Sedalia
from PIics's army.
1t is ascertSirod that Gen. Johnston has laft
Kentucky to take command Of Prices and Nc
Culloch's forces.
Con Kennedy says Gen Fremont will find a
much larger fo;ce 10 contend against than he
imsgines
Considerable numbers of Gen. Prices rebels
are arriving in this section daily.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
YRKSIONr's MOVEMENTS.
Coudi,Iop Of Affair. In sIi...-r.


The correspondent If the 81. Luis Democrot
there sppeais TO be little prospect Of our
sdvancing toward the enemy for several days
yet. 1hs unlecJuntabls delay in the supply n
tranports'on facilities to the different division.
q the army, at Tfp.en, At Syracuse. and At
Secslia, slso holds tue headquarters in Stafu quo
ct ManAav."
Fremont has not tarrod On the vav, and
though be may not catch Price, his forces are
70 tnane ed Is TO sweep the state clean as far
- he pOee. After expslling tho rsbs sis from
Missouri, he will strike q blow ct them outside
q the stale.
" General Sigel still holds the advances on
the Pomme De ierre, some eighI milss from
NSBAv General Sigel has beon ssssned tNe
tdvapce in the PRESENT campaign-1n honor he
well II erits. General s. IL now, or very soon
will be, on his "old stamping ground" aud
will be able 10 conduct his movements wi h
= perfect knowledge Of thu Typographical
features "a the country, an advantage which
cal hardly be estimated.
The work upon the bridge At Warsaw |.
about being brought 10 Close tho structure
being about ready for the transportation o.
troops The btidgeis net . p1ntoon, as was
hitt intended, but aIegular uussls-wOrk, whict
h.ts fair TO stand pf,b.bly uatil next syringe
fefbets Tn, main body Of the bridge Is Ab Ju
sS feet stovs the wster. The timbers are almos
Gil perfectly green, snd the rebels, with al
her iEcendiary attachments, will lind 1t a very
difficult affair 10 bum"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
Pollco Intelligence, 60.

Col. MuLLIGAS IN CoURr ~ COMPLAINANT.
"A complaint was made before Justice Quack-
enbush on Monday, by Colonel William Multi
san, Of the Fremont Cavalry, against Thaddeus
Nj. Hall, formerly Qusrteynaster Of the corps
but who was superseded some weeks ago 1t II,
charged that Hall, since his removal, contrvod
to draw his rl'iOns from the United States Quar-
termaster, representing that he was still in Null
liRt ms regiment II was further ALLEGED that
Hall bad induced some Of Mulligan's mon 10 de
tart, besides being guilty of other acts Of insuh-
ordiI a'ion AluT hearicg the complaint, Hall
was held 70 answer charge Of false pretencos.
While in colrt lome angry words passed be-
tween Hall aud Mulligan.
CuARoE ~ Mayhem. -John McKeuver was
arrested, charged with mayhem in biting OIL
enc OF tho fingers of Henry O'IIrion during a
fight between them. Justice QuRckenhusp, bs =
fore whom the accused was taken committed
him for triil.
Theft OF TREASURY NorRs. Detectives
Farley and Eustace arrested one John Silas, q
sailor, on the charge Of stealing 1920 in treasury
| notes from His thipmste Charles Brown. The
| men were attached 10 the u. S, blOckading
| ship St Louis and were recently from Pnils
delpbia, whore the larceny was committed
| When arrested tho stolen notes were found In
| possession Of the phi oner who was committed
II
| A PICKroCKEr IN THR PARK.-0n Monday
afternoon, Mr.. George K. NJ sthews, of 252 Mar
ket street, Newark, n. j., whilO standing in
crowd in the Park, felt some one Juggling away
at hts IOcket. Turning suddenly ADOut he saw
u fell, W, giving h name as James Davis, pass
ing something 10 another man beside him. Thu
latter individual was Instantly seized, when DA
Wis interposed and aided the prisoner TO escape
ffom MIR, Mathews. Davis was then secured
when NJ. Mathews mis- cd his gold watch
and chain. valued at $i5. Officer Fitzgerald
Of the 2d Ward, was called and took charge d
Davis, who was subsequently, arraigned befor,
Justice Brennan and looked up for trial in de-
fault Of $500 bail. The prisoners confederate
who escaped took the stolen watch with him.
A HOTEL TmKF.-John Otto aGsrmar.
was arrested by officer De yCy, attached to tn,
Astor House, charged with larceny. For tn,
last two weeks Otto has been stealing bee
clothing from the Aston House and other no
tells, where he would pretsnd to put up. Be-
ing suspected, officer DeVoy traced Otto from
| place u place, and on arrestiBg him found In
hiA possession 10 pairs Of blankets, III sheets
| pillow ossee, towels, &c. Tho aecuSed wal
taken befOre Justice Brennan and locked uPfol
trial,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02

npoEurrue Eon TEE oALrronxIA nnarxr.a.
Cept. Bisr.i, ne gallant oGs.r Who 90
promptly svengsd Ne death Il Col. Bsksr q
EDWARDS Ferry, by shooting the rebel by
vhOss hand the Colonel had fallen. I. nov 4,
this city, recruiting for the First Csllsuul.
Regiment. The regimsnt has already won Tor
Itself impsrishabls lsurels by Its action In thss
disastrous affair. and We snt.cipats tina, Capt
Biersl will find little difficulty In obtaining
any number Of recruits which he may require.
CONSOLIDATED.
The Clinton Gusrd and Actor Reeimeot hsvs
been consolidated as tho 6ist Regiment, N. Y.
g. v. The field officers are Col, 8. W.
Cone Lieut.. Col W. II. Mswbey Major
NJ. A. s Lynch.
HEALTH or hEBKL PRISONERS.
The Cape Hatterss prisoner on Bedlcsis
leland are moro healthy th.n those confined on
Governor's Island. Several OF the lattsr ar.
sick In hospital, and eighty or ninety sick h
tho castle, while none Of the former are In hos
pitsl Marsbsl Kane, Of Baltimore, remain. In
the garrison on Governors Island.
HOSPITAL FOR HAMPTON RoADa.
The old frigste Brandywine, ,oved BY N.
steamer Bior Vile, has left for Hampton Rsads.
where she will be stationed as an hospital and
store ship. She has boon lying in the mud on
the Navy Yard for the last ten years, her Las,
service being on The Brazil fqudron in 1851
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
Csurt Of General f.essiors-
Bsftts RecOrdsr HopvrAN.
BROOKLYN

SERfous SHOOTING ACCIDENT. ---Yssterlay
afternoon, boy. named william Beckett, rs.
s,i,rK 10 3ls est, near tn avsnu,, GoElaus,
vet wiz ~ IONS sociisnt, result ting in ths
l,te 1 h. l'f hand. IL spp~srs that no wss
playing vim o heded p4tOl which exploded,
aid Ito charse sh1used he hand, whica il wa3
Eund rcc''ssry 10 ampu'a.s,
SuDDTS DtATH ~ An OLD CIrzRv Mr..
Janes Tius, m sg"d and respectable citizen,
Dr. Up = cctd, sli'tl, b,f,.s roDn, yes -riay, ~
I { q corn'r q Fol On and ClImoDt avenues. He
49, 'k'rg 49, - II emo vale wal log for q
csr, WIN he i.c'.d md r. II.
MILITARY TssrEcrIoS. The 18Th ro.msnt
rus'ersi a. 'ts 8 At Arsenal, IN Portland ave-
rus. for Ia pec'ion, ,eAsr'ay afternoon. They
"a nte'pi Atout thtss bund-cd men.
CoWMpN CoCNcI--Fhe Board met last eve
birg, Ald Franks IN The Chair.
Tho Mayo zen. in three vetocs-Ths dst
WIS ~ r.lA ION T. paving thu, Inspector fr paw
.v Co n STREET with Bel ism pavement, on the
Iourd lat tn, propsrly holders on ihs 4 Get
bad a. fe"1 TO Gefrsy certain portion Of the
e. Jens-. lie second was N relation ~ rese.iuy
curb and griier stones in Watr sirse', for tho
ttrsoi that the srpropria ino was ;on large for
n VERY smsll -tn'un' IT No'k 10 hs q no The
third rols'ed 70 The transt.r Of 1886 A. from .he
tft't 'i'IiuE 70 ITO wei AMI mp NccO nv o.
The ~ ~a-d. the objection h ins tba If tho
'taoSi. was adc, il wonid ercsts Efficiency
10 the well and pomp account a. the cad Il tic
| rscd year. The yStooi wefo ordered 10 DO
printed.
The Committee on Lanls and Buildings 70
por,o' II favt # sute inc into contract with
SIN. IA. Mar-'on fr bu ding Station House
| ara Bell toret b. tha l7th Ward for the sum of
Sl.S53, wu'ch was acOp'od
The Mavor submit ted the nomination Of Mr.
| Thomas Murphy "a Water Commissioner, In
| place r VIM ID Lewis, who q term Of office
! has egpi ed. ballot WAS 'aton, and tho ~
| eU't WAS L. e,eCtiUD-tNo-,hird' being required.
| Tie vote s'ooi-ayes 2, nays9, blank 1.
,ommun rsii a. received FROM tbs CCn.
J 3. uctirg RnaId Of War & mrnisionc-s s'kir :
or an soaiti'nJ appropriation Of 5000, in ordo'
q cEnrlsio a ri;lru,d track 10 the engine houss,
| Fth The view q iSciliatin,. the transportation
81 coal. 4 resolution granting the additional
| sum g. sad.
The contractor Tor grading and pNving IIapp.
| dtn street, frunl Park Avenue 10 Aubuia Plea,
~as awarded ~ Brian McEnoy, at sl7J per
| running { q for grading and paving Nor'h
n -u't. ifem Fast River 70 81 street, TO JEFF
Frey Sullivan, 81 90 cents PSF running foot fol
| Grading Hrt paving Wstsr street, from Grand
10 Nor h 81 street TO Jetfiey Sullivan. fer 5lji
| pr mining foot.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
10 Adynnce IN K.ntrna,.

Genaal Sherman il conducting the Suine.s
ID bis d'pr'"sDt with unr,nt-d energy, anj
20 ~ ana Incarceration arc rsp lily huri d into
the mtror. Tho Thirty sixth ludiauA tro p3
win CoieI's tp,eudld battery of rhad caunOn
fom Ciev,lal 4, passed On a. Muldraughs Ill
the PSI, ana the N noteenh Ellsruth Zouavss
II llliIoir, Col. Turhip, for kizabstn,Own, two
miee further o., While an Ohio reliu mt "a.
enfumpcd st or mar Eoilin, some Ii son mi 90
in advance " illich's I'D ana re 2in ont 10 BE-.
tween Lebantn and Now Haven and on tho
Junction r1ilicad. The coni Minnesota fcgi.
mont, Gen Ncgeys splendid brigade If P-na-
sylvania trocp-, thrco batteries Of riled can
ron will join thu main body, which il to move
on Bowling Green.
The reb,l forces under THO comm,ni of Cen.
srsl BuCi arc vatibuslv estimated as filloss /;
Bo~llrg Gren, twenty. i've thousand met;
Mur ,'offtvl", three thousird; Lee.vile,
'~,ny thouandi aud n llr, two thou-And-
m'king total force in Kentucky If hfty IN NJ.
slnd trNp., one h lf at which are sNl to be
poorly armed and badly disciplined.
Colonel J. u Turch wa. c0adiu'or o. Con.
Mcclellan ~ m Cngircsr when II thu emp W
d tie Illinois C,n'rAl RIi,ro.d, and di-tin-
rui,bcd fer h!s rsllAntrv in tho nohla defense
e the fo1ross of Cr,nstidt, which he blew up
during tho Russian war.