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MILITIA GUNS.

A4@1A AAN S4NSs
Under the late law, il Is required that Guns in the
hands of private individuals sh Ill be delivered to
the Colonies Of the different Regiments, to be valued
nor Of the 5 ate shall appoint. Under this law Gov.
Harris has directed the guns collected in this division TO
be turned over to me, as Ordnance Officer of the Con
federate States.
1 receive many letters from the Colonies and agents
engaged in purchasing, requesting me TO inform them
what kind aud quality Of guns are suitable. To answer
these inquiries would take up much time, and 1 give
herein the kinds of guns tit for use
For reboring and redtting il is necessary that ] have
a barrel not less than three-fOuTths Of an inch in dame
ter, at the smallest part of the barrel; and it max S no
difference whether any part of the gun is good except
the barrel; as they arc all restocked, and new bands,
breech plates, guards triggers and trigger plates are
used. IwOu d prefer to have good locks, but this is not
indispensable. Any kind of a doub- e-barrel shot gun,
unless the barrel is too much worn, can be made an eff
Gent weapon. Single barrel guns, unless they are of
the class known as "duck guns, ars useless for army
purposes.
1t would he well for the Colouels wi9 receive the
arms under the late law, TO receive Rifles of every kind
except one. viz A r fe smaller than tlTee-fouTths of
an inch dameier of barre and besides in bad order. IF
this gun is in good order Il oho0ld be rel wed even If
smaller than thTee-foUTths Of All inch IL di meter of bar
rel. II is earnestly requested Of the coltnels of regi.
S.i.ei ms blds and every part y the lock Of gun
thai ean beWlni; tgch ss cocks, lOc&-plates, tumbfers,
screws, springs, nippeTs, bands, plates, guards,
triggers, trigeer-plates, wiDers and screw driv rs
/ have a small quantity ON hand and he various parts
can beahtted together and make Perfect locks. Biie
barrels are smaller about eighteen, inches below the
muZZle than they are ACROSS tbs muZZ9 of the gun, and
should be measured there.
Direct all guns to f. ". RoYsTER,
Memphis, Tenn,
who is authorized to receipt for them.
VIM RICHARDSON HUNT,
deI51m Ordnance Officer G. s. A.
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FOR RENT.

THE TOR on the corner Of Adams and Main
L streets. under the Norshsm House, and equal &c
any stand IN the c'y Apply 70
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IN toe above stated Gaze, an attachment hss bee2, issued
and levied upon the estate OF the defendant, uI n the
affidavit Of the plaintiff alleging that she def ndant had
removed himself from this county, and WIS indebted TO
hin in q sum mentioned N th-sfidsTit, and said defend
ant is required 70 appear at y office IN Randolph, on
the 29th day OF January, 1862, and defend said attach
ment, or the cause may be proceeded with ex pHrte.
de24 4w@ JUHN Stokes, j. p.
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Crying the Hours of the
Might.

OF Il ordsintd by The b0ard q Mayor and Aldermen
I'D Of .he City Of Memphis
That from and after the passage OF this ordinance II
shall Be the duty Of each sHd every night policeman 70
cry the hour Of the night on tine expiration Of every half
hour commsncng at eleven O'Clock D. ~, and ending ar
I've O'Clock A. NJ
Be & further ordained, That any policeman failing or
rensng 70 rerf0rn TIE dutv specified in the hIsr section
Of this ordinance, shall BE- removed from office.
Approved netemaer =, ls6L.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Attest ?. PIcHAgBs. City Register.
deg lOt
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EstraYs---ShelbY County.

A FEW sacks just received and for sale by
"A r, G.-CRAIG Scotsman,
se2q daw Cor. Second aud Union sta. MRmphis.
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,

I ETTERS of administration were granted TO me by
IL the County Court of Shelby county, at the Decem-
Der term, 1861, of said court upon the estate OF vii.
liam Pooey, deceased. AL persons having claims
against said estate will present them to me smmedi-
Ately, and persons indebted to it will find their papers
ia my hands. l desire 10 settle the business as soon as
possible. LOUISA o
Administrat tx.
IL Since the fire l have taken a store in Rlythe's
building. northeast corner Of Court Square. where l
! have removed my stock of goods. which is still very Sc
lect Being DESTROYS Of closing out the sams. all those
wishing fine garments arc inviteGt 10 call an1 examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
de5-lm
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MISCELLANEq
GuNSMITHS

THTANTED, Immediately, TO work IN the Confe derats
w Armory Shop, in this city, a number Of GUN.
SMITHS. None but competent workmen need apply,
and to sl such liberal wages will be paid and 8 steady
situation afforded. Apply to R. STEPHENS. master
Armorist, or WIN. r. HUME,
iY2f Captain Of Ordnance.
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II AVING suggested tine insolvency of said estate, in
IL the county court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, all
ere iitOrs Of said estate are here y mott ed to file their
claims. duly authenticated. with the Clerk Of said court.
on o. bsfor' the first day of July. A. d. 1862, for pro
ia, q distribution. G. A. HILL, AdminfStrator
Raleigh. December 10, 1861. de25w4w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u

up by James Roark, on
fEavn the 25th &sy of October, A. D., H.
~ IGjl, an IRON GRAY HORSE, ~
GRA3GSfve years Old fifteen and a half
hands high, shod al round, two white spots under the
ssddle and on each side OF the back some small dark
spots on the lift side and valued AT one hundred dollars.
Said Roark lives in the Fourth Civil Dis riot.
Taken up by NJ. A. Kuhn, on the 9th day of Novem
Der, A D., 1861, a brown MARE MULE, ssven years
old fourteen hands high, white or gray spot on her
neck, and valued al seventy.fve dollars Said Kuha
lives in the Fourteentb Civil District
Taken up by L. NJ. Hallsway, on the 18th day of No
vember, A. d., 1861 an iron gray PONY, nine years
old, fourteen hands high, branded on left shoulder with
figure 6 ard valued a t~hirty-fve dollars. Said Halla.
wsy resides five miles west Of Raleigh, on New Point
road, in sAe sixth Civil District.
r. S. FIFE,
Raleigh, December . ls6i. Ranger
d.IA-1.-
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B. o. KEESEE & CO,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
UiGrehOsESe,
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

- ing daily from 100 TO 1900 barrels, different brands,
aud for sale.
r s. Young. formerly with lecture &sCOats, ClaTks'
vile, Tenn IS engaged in this house
REFERENCEs.-F ". Smythe, Hewett, Norton & CO..
B. Dufeld, New Orleans; J. A. Fisher, Cashier Bank
Teunessee. Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville W. P.
Hume, Cashier, Clarksville, Tennj Meschsm & Gal.
breath. Memphis. nol6-6mA
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SUGAR M

LVFTY HOGsHEADS and one hondred barrels for
is sale By CHARLES S. SHARP.
At Frank Smith s. Co.'S,
on U-.Hf.- NIL
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Attachment Nofice.
David Ema !.

A TTACH SENT before J. A. Stokes, Justice Of the
"A Peace, in and for TiFion county.
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&c & WETHERfLL,

3 Main street,
IusT KScngED
SuIphuric Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
carrots STUFF,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
Lnseed Oh.
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal. Soda!
DEARNG & wETHERLL,
oc27-asw S35 Main street
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BOOKS ! BOOKS
LARGE and very extensive assortment Of
EEA.E BOOKS!
so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERSES

Suitable Ter Christmas and Holiday Presents. For sale
bv CLEAVES \ WALDEN,
ds20lw Jaekson Block.
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white Winter Seed Oats.

n BBLS. pare Peach Brandy, l do. Cherry Bounce
ID Just received and for sale by
oe3l MORRISON & CO.
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FAssE ANN,s IL e !!

NOTICE
HAVING received irsormaii1n rat certain sa.ias
II arr iles ally manufacturing zoi selling
F.4SS.bE.SS.s''S ER0.s' TIE!
For t,sssr;Rg iron . cotton bales Rers.y a5tiy
a. persons Interested that cH frfas ip.rnao1 Of
my Iron Ties have been duly lied % the Pstsnt Olhee,
aud tbat none Of my Ties can be manufactured or sold
without ny permission. and ara OaJ Cor ssis II my e-
t~qbishmea IN Kew Orleans.
IN P,rsoEs Infringing NY risb-s viii BE- proseeated %
the fuiesS eXteEt Of The lsw.
mvSdavlv n. FACSMANN-
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we hope has begun to work in earnest. The
President, recognizing the necessity of doing
something, suggested colonization. MIR. Seward
has by his letter to Gen. Mcclellan put stop
to the barbarous practice Of holding as slayesl
or returning to their masters those persons who
may have escaped from rebel employment. MIR.
Chase has sent forward an agent to Port Roya
with instructions to take into the employment
of the United States persons of color who may
seek the protection of the American flag. Con-
gress has the whole matter under considera ton
in the we'll considered bill Of Senator Trumbull,
and will beyond question in short time settle
upon some scheme which, while not obnoxious
to Constitutional objections, and not fairly liza
Bile to the criticism Of loyal men anywhere, will
yet define the policy to be hereafter pursued on
this vexed question,-a policy by which Slavery
will not be exempted from the casualties, acct
dents, or the ordinary contingencies of the pros
ecution Of the war. The question will repeat
itself until there is definite policy adopted
respecting it, and the sooner such policy is
adopted, the better.
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A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news TO the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, Or $l00 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 Per year, Or 81 % for three months, 70
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
Aouses or places OF business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited. c. W. WILLARD.
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> from WASHINGTON.

Gen. Smith division went on. Satu,,sv,,
the neighborhood Of Vienna and GATHERED 4.
wagon loads Of forage. No enemy was seen j,
any direction.
The rebel batter located a shor, 3.-,.
above Matthias Point threw a she'll IN. .,-- ,'
camp Of the 18th Massachusetts, Regj@er-
Friday, but failing to explode it did no i.Irr
The roads between Washington and tfe ssm;.
on the arTland side Of the lower Pot5ra. \,
almost impossible for the army baggage WAGON.
ard nearly all the stores aye now .hilpo "
small steamers and transports.
Scouts sent on. from Gen. Waiswo-tl's t,.s E
on Friday, returned on Saturday. Theyrs
port that Flint Hell, and also Fairfax rr
House are entirely deserted BY the reb: PICKET.
They passed through and be anl the r..A.. o.
Fairfax Court HouS? before they met The gi..-
cts Of the enemy.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco advices Of tho 9Th sag ia-,
party Of secesionists. on ,her way from Came!
nia TO Texas, were recently captured I'll ,~'
Northern border of tie State by Federal troop.
1t is supposed that 100 others, intending "
leave California by the same route, VII os =
ken prisoners.
New York. Dee. A la Mobile Aara.|
reports the capture Of the steamers john D.'-s'
Lewis and California by The Federal fleet
A Port Royal letter says that the repori, ao y:
dispatch from jeff Davis announcing tle ":
tInation OF our leel found in Fort " aIAs'' y !,
| unioundcd. The schooner Z. Niihms'n I.
| Charleston. with coffee and cigars was capture
ty The Ben DesoId while attempting to run IT, :.
10 Savannah. The blockade OF oa'anHa" .
now perfect.
Another Port Royal letter says that -aMo.,,
iron and other trticles, including iouT . ..-
fire engines. Were seized at Beaufort to 'n' w.
ue Of $4,000. y.t
The Spanish steam ferry boat, iron Ne" l"|
FOR Havana, which put into Port Royal sno'. " /.
coal, has been placed under guard Tor h2'.ps
rebel mail bag on board She put INTO ueJ'5 /,
town from stress of weather, aud was sei1el :.
the rebels and taken to Charleston, where I'
, bag was put aboard. .,.-..o,
Washington, Dc. The Geath o. o7i'l,'
Baker will be announced on TUESDAY anu w.
Of Senator Bingham ON Wednesday. uo,
The general disposition among ohg's''~
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How Union Prisoners at Charleston Are
Treated

lie following extract Of private letter
from Capt, Drew Of the Vt "a now prisoner
in Charleston which we find in the Free Press,
gives sorry picture Of the treatment of our
soldiers who have been SO unfortunate as 10 fall
into the hands of the rebels
We were treated very we'll until the Hatte,as
expedition. Then VIC were deprived of every
thing but lnst enough to keep body and soul to-
gether. Everything that could goad and vex Us
was rracticed We were made to stand and an.
swer 10 our names twico day, and were ordered
round at the point OF the bayonet Even Gen.
Wlndcr, who had been very kind to US. became
tyranncal Some OF us, who could not patiently
endure every insult, were picked out as :. inso-
lentaDd lnsu bord mate" aud sent South We
were assured that il any chance occurred We
should be " very decantly hung"
While in Castle Pinckney we were court.
eously treated the guards beng native born
Carolinians were generally genllemanly. But
on the commencement Of the trial of the uri
vateersmen, we were sent to jail, and showed in
to the dirtiest cells; aud here we are With no
furniture, living On bread and water, and q lit
tie meat, and only half rations at that. MANY
OF US are SEX, and We ere all ragged If any
privatoelsmon are hung, they will hardly DO
able to keep the mob from U.s. but VIC shall give
them slight brush at least. The prisoners will
remember these ihDgs. All ask is 10 get back
to my company snd get chance at these fellows.
have had the fever, but am now very we'll T..
| may never get out of this alive, but can say
that | have tried to 90 my duty, and have moth
ing to regret but my inability to fight those ell
lows at Mana sas.
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Soldiers Paw.

In another place in this paper, we print the
circular Of the State Treasurer, to the selectmen
Of the various towns in this State, giving in
structions respecting the seven dollars soldiers
pay We are indebted to the Treasurer fol- q
copy Of this circular, together with specimen
Of the blanks to be used by the selectmeu, in
drawing the pay for the families of the soldiers,
a blank power Of attorney, By which soldier
may authorize another person to draw his pay,
a blank order by which soldier can draw on
the State Treasurer in favor Of any person for
his pay, and the blank by which an agent or
attorney may draw en- the Treasurer for this
pay These blanks, with proper instructions
haye been sent to all the regiments in the ser
vice. The plan thus adopted by the Treasurer
is simple and introduces a well digested system
by which the immense business of paying the
seven dollars month TO the proper persons is
reduced to method easily understood.
The Treasurer has also in preparations blanks
pertaining to the allotment system,' adopted
at the recent session Of the Legislature, which
will be ready IN few days.
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FROM TIE SO9TU.

TIE Memphis Aro1oncle Of Dee 9Th, cynta!..
the following dispatch The Steamshi ps Flo,l.
DO and Pamlico engaged the Ace. oil the eat
end of Hern Island on the 18th. The Federal
forces retired
Memphis papers Of The 5tA contain dispatch
IRON Richmond announcing Tie appointment
Gen. Heath of Virginia to TIE command Of The
Department of Missouri, thus virtually supe.
sedipg Gen. Price.
Some papers say there is great excitement:
Nashville in regard to the drafting Of Troops
The schooner Emeline from Port Royal, Mar
Unique, the llth ult, repor. that she left thai
the pirate Sumter which would commence col!
ing on the 18th She had taken Two prizes, TIE
brig Daniel Trowbridgc of New Haven, an TIE
brig Joseph Park. Capt Lyon Of tie Dane
Towhridge. came in the Emena She ri;
New York Oct. Sth, for the Deeparar2. w:t-a
cargo Of prisoners, and was captured O,t, :.
Captain and crew were taken aboard the Sun
ter with all the prisoners she wanted, We
the big was set or fire and DESTROYED. Il"
captain and crew were lanted al Port Roy.
Nov. Gyh.
The brly Joseph Parks was froG. 2ega2@.a.
Tor New York, in ballast. and was ca?:c:-.
Sept. 9th. and set on FIRE. TAa captain 80.
crew were landed at Port Royal.
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BY IEE4EGR.n,
7 O'CLOCK A y
70 THE FRFEv4~ L
FROM MISSOURI.

iho4 MISSOURI.
a band Of rebels entered Indo.,
day night and arrested several TlF; 5a'ele, IT,
forced them to take an cath thai ~ aea aa
not take up arms against the Soptb ..eg VOID
eracy. N'AT'h l0liet
Saturday morning they took possa,
stage leaving for Lexington, but ,bs~ 81 lie
influence of some secession citizens ' # H The
stored, 1t Was ,e,
On Saturday, ten siz-mule teams ,r,,
toraging expedition about eight m; %a'.a q 4,
sedalia, were seized by party Of ', rI ives: Of
the ,eamsters taken prisoners. v 's0elS nd
Gen. Pope has been assigned to Tho o,
of all the Federal forces between the ' W.at
This force constitutes the largest ,o,,
army which Gen. Fremont took to Sr r.' q he
Gen. Price is still south of the Osass -'Dsaea
losing more men by desertion and eyn os ana i
their term of service, than he has sais.5 .
his proclamation. s4'A'- b
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FROM EENTTCEN

Some 10000 additional troops have .r,,.,
at Columbus since the battle Ct Bplrs,.4 '''''l
The rebel troops are rapidly coace1.,,.
there, and they declared that 1900 ms5 ' c'.
take their position. ' ''1a''
Several letters from Sqmerse; and s+onf,,,.
9th inst, have been received al L9nisrI,i. '1s
They say that the Fedcra. forces rr5s ,.-.. : :
Schoetf been compelled to retreat this 81. .'s l,
Somerset, and that the rebels, l0.ga0 s.,,,- "
have crossed Cumberland river AMI az -s'ra'
Ing on Somerset. -'''
Men, women and children are !aayi1s >,r...
set in every possible conveyance and ras1..- -, :,
u Stamford.
The Stanford people think that Gar e. il,
should be reinforced, and The Lewisyil,s 1.|"
crat thinks that Gen. ochoef's purpose II Il.
ing back on Somerset, is 70 catch Zo!io,r.,
trap.
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Washington Coanty Teachers Associat ton

The annual meeting of this Association was
held on Friday, the 18th ult., aNMiddlesex. the
President, Rev. G. c. Parker Of Waterbury.
presiding.
The morning was occupied with the orgaai-
cation, and discussion %! the following subject :
g True Intellectual Growth-How Secured I
in which discussion Messrs. Sraulding, Carrie
ton, Richardson, Thacher and Parker rartcp.-
ted.
In the afternoon the discussion Of tho morn
ing was resumed for a short tine, Messrs. As.
pinwall and Carpenter taking part, together
with the speakers of the morning.
After Il short recess the Association listened to
an interesting lecture delivered by II. Carleton,
a. B.-subject l." Liberal Education
The Association assembled again in the eve
ming and were highly entertained with Essays,
read by Misses n. Richardson and Z. Smith -
Rev Z. Carpenter then delivered Il very peril
nent and instructive lecture on L" Morals and
Manners in which the lecturer severely crlti.
cised some of the prevailing habits of old and
young and administered much Wholesome ad-
vice. The lecture ought 10 be heard By every
family in the State.
The Association then adjourned to meet Al
Barre, the second Friday in February, where il
is hoped there will be large attendance.
j. NJ THAcuER, See. pro len.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC. o. h6l

don't Ike to write in solemn strain, but
must occasionally when | sec the Vermont pa
pers.
There are rumors that VIC are gong South
with some of the expeditions The idea pleases
us mostly, for we anticipate excitement, fun and
various fights in that vicinity, that seem to be
denied US here, and should it be our fate to DO
sent into Dixie South, we will endeavcr to do
our duty, and when met by superior force try
and ''retire in good order. Ii. OF u.
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JOHN B. PAGE, State Treasurer


A Coop Cow.-Mr. john 5, Campbell of
Waitsaed writes US, that no has cow from
which he has made in six months, commencing
june last, 2Ol pounds OF butter, after supply
ing a family Of thiee persons With milk and
cream. The COW is OF the native breed. Mr..
Campbell. very reasonably, adds, = if any Of
youI subscribers have beat it, l would like to
hear from Them, II Request in when we JON.
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LIE CAVALRY REGIMENT The Cavalry Reg
lment Is announced 10 leave on Saturday next.
VIA the Rutland anu burlington Railroad. 1t
will require one hundrta aEa Aeeaty Gals to trans
port them. On Thursday afternoon next, tho
regiment will be presented with an elegant stand
OF co!ois, purchased by the citizens ot Burling.
ton. Coy. Hoilrook is to lie present, and all
tue railroads will carry for fare one way.-Bw-
tngton Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-09

CoRREcTloN.--Our correspondent, :. Il. Of D. .
is evidently laboring under !. mistake in Iela
ton 10 the action Of the recent Legislature, in
relation to the :" seven dollars month That
pay was finally extended % the ful! time for
which the soldiers had enlisted, though the
House at first refused to pass the Senate bill so
providing.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-09

SAD AcclDENT.-iarra, the youngest child
OF Mrs. Laura Miles OF Lyndon, was 50 severe
ly burned las, thursday evening by her cothe 5
taking tire from u candle that she died in about
SIX hours alter tee accident occurred The
child was about four years old. Caedoason.'
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A dispatch from Chattanooga, East Tcnnes-
see, to the Memphis Appeal states that on the
2jth ult a scouting party of 500 rebels retul
from an expedition in which they captured four
teen horses and took 100 Union men prisoners,
some Of whom were fund concealed in the caves
Of the N 3uf tans
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-09

" ashineton, Dec. /. 1t is expected in poll.
teal circles here that the Republican Congress
ional Caucus which il to be hed this evening,
Will harnonizc the conflicting views Of the par
ty III Cougiess on the contraband question.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-09
COL. kERRIGAN.

The charges against Col. Kegri-.a q :.
2j,h Now York Regiment, WHO !. ooF l'-~
arrest in Washington, are understood 10 be ar
respectful conduct 70 his superior ola5eFs' a"-
neglect of his own Regiment, thereby tena.ls
to produce insuhordination. The l--a. .'2' l''
Yet taken place.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-09

OATS Wanted few bushels of oats on nc
count or in exchange FL the paper.