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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-25
THE FORTHCOMING REPORTS OF THE SECRETARIES
eLAvLs TO BE PUT TO A GOOD Use.

eLA'Es I'D he PUTT0 GOOD USE
The 1ri1une's Washington Dispatch SAYS the
reports OF the Secretaries approach completion.
The great interest which he war will give to
that OF the War Secretary will be heightened
by Mr., Cameron distinct avowal of his policy
ct placing arms 10 the hands IF slaves wiilliny
To use them for the cause of the Union. Mr.
Cameron will appeal to Congress. and to the
Governors o! States TO bind the Government TO
practice the closest economy and will sternlv
require economy and accountability for every
subo! d'na'e in the Bureaus and the army in the
field. ''''
Mr. Chase's report will recommend necesari.
~. large. increase Of revenue duties. It il
said that MIR: Chase will fully develop the theo-
ry tnat the Slaves 10 tho Rebel States bc en-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-25

HANDY Vanity Fair says that while most
persons are coutented with two hands, IL ma.
WAS seen In N lsslu Street tho other day. wac.
in ad itoa to the usual number, nd got little
behind hand.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-25

Gen. Sherman has changed the name of Fort
Walker on Hilton Head, to "Fort Welles' and
that Of Fort Bcauregird, on Bay Point, to
Fort Seward"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-25

Milton Pierce, A. A. Fairbrother, ADD A.
Ellis, who went out in the 4th regiment, ave
recently died OF typhoi f-v,r. T,.y were al!
from Wo.tmnttr, All were faithful soldiers.
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| NDERsHiRTs AND DRAWERS. both mixed, White
" and all coIors and sir,s, at
FRENCH'S.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-25
BANKRUPT STOCK
& A Il p II ~ s |!
Notice to Te achers.

Notice to Teachers
notice Is hereby gwen that the public exam MILO 70
scheis designing to teach in the Common schools VI
.he Town OF Berlin will be he held the School house
near montpelier, TUESDAY Nov 26h at o'clock P. ~.
tend. SEwrUN pryS vIS sun,t
Berlin, Nov. 1iih, 1861
RUFFhLO ROBES OF ALL KINDS, Extra Whole No.
- and No. 2 with Booking ami Friug,s.
JAS. G. FRENCH.
NDERSuIkTS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-30

TN THE MATTER OF THE MORTGAGED
Z ESTATE OF MIChAE FL. HURLEY and wife Us. EN-! Y
mACrAYlSH,m7lN TdE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTl-
To the Hon. JOHN PRICE, Judge of sal Court.
The report OF Joseph l. Early attorney IN fact o. said
t. ue cosy of which is filed with the papers the above
secfuy reports, that hav ing given bond
qued by the of Assembly passed It December session,
the requsiiCns of sad md OF .he p g. L., article Ga,
he did IN purSu nee thereof advertise for public sale in
in said conn for upwards of three weeks
before the day of sae AL those pieces parcels ground
situate and lying in Batm county, described in the
deed o. mo tga5e filed hong the PAYERS IN this cause
from id Michael HUXLEY and wife to the said Emily Mac
lavish, bearing date 10th If September 1855, and
mortgage s of Baltimore county Aforesaid III the
1--we tisemen Aforesaid stated the place and
terms OF said sale tina in pursuance said advertiser mt
the door Cuut House, in Towsontown, in said coun
y the said lots or PARCELS ii ground ana premises above
being the highest bidder therefor became the purchaser
free from Tor the six hunded
dollars and the ale lair and bona fde
JOS ]. EARLY,
Attorney for Emily Mactavish.
STATE OF MARYLAND, Baltimore city, to cit
ON this tenth day Of June in the yea 1851 before the
in and sail city, personally appear jos Early the
torney AIMED in the above report and m tde oath that
and things stated the foregoing report are
WIN. ID. BAYZAND.
STATE OF MARYLAND, Baltimore city, set:
/ hereby certi that William II. Bayzand Esq, before
whom annexed affidavit made, who has thereto
of the Peac OF the State of Maryland in and Tor the city OF
Baltimore duly commissioned and sworn.
$sEAL afx The seal Of the Superior Baltimore
eN>~N1 eity this tenth day Of J1nel d ISL csroN
True eopy-Tes Test: S g tSe f. ile cA ri w
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IN THE SUPERIOR C0IIRT or RALTInnR

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
a CRY, IN EQUITY.-tLIZABErH ARCHER Us.
WILLIAM ). WALAER AND UrtkkS ordered th,
II Of July, FOL that the es mad aud reported by
Henry W. Icher, te in IN in his seventh
1T of sales be ratified and confirmed unless to the
contrary be shown before the 9th day of lgust
provided copy of this order be shed in
newspaper printed Baltimore in each of three
cessve weeks before tie said gu day OF August
The report the amount of sales to be $50.
GEO. + SANGSTtlN, Clerk.
True copy, Test-GEO f. SANGSTON,
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Dlatf0rm Stales.
St0raae.

STORAGE.
STORAGE.-Room can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN NDEkSON CO.,
fel9-tf Pratt and Co -nerce streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
,SaEn WARNER Ent ,rra snf1-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
y be obtained in desirable Warehouse having water
p. MALCOM & CO,
j2-u Wood street. Bowly's wharf
STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
obarrels merchandise can be obtained at Hendersons
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON CO.,
myl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets
CTORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ large Warehouse, No. s. Eutaw oppo
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises to REP q WOLF fes-u
CTORAGE WILL BIZ TAKEN AT LOW
Crales in Warehouse No. IS South street..
WI. SMITH,
hstra
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NOTICE OF COMMITTAL TO JAIL.-Was
committed to the Jaii of Prince Geo'ges county Mary
9a es and sxy % a Ne IS nea
markell aud IS about ieet inches high Had on when
cmmitted common clothing No oth-r marks wvrthy Of
The sad negro was committed to the Jail of Prince
negro is requested COM forward,
prove prSPe S gay ed1rsss and ,ahe tim
| bly,, III suct case male and provided. -
| jyl2 law3w Sheriff of Prince George county.
NOTICE OF COMMITTAL TO JAIL.-Was
~ committed to he jail of Prince Georges county,
Maryland. on Tuesday, the twenty-ffth of June
Mtn %"o ds l i os HakRs Il
has ,rtny Hal when commit, ed com
| The said gro was committed to the Jail Of Prince
George, county Ma, as a runaway he owner (f any
prove operty, pay charges and take him away-other-
wise i'll be disposed of AccJrdin the Act Of Assem-
bly, in 'u'n case ma lie and pFo'ibis avreL R. DYER
jyl2 law3v She-f o. Primo Georg-'- COUNTY
NOTICE To CREDiTORS.-Nouc. is hereby
given that TAouASS FULLERTON. of the CITY OF
s- The as 9a fey the be al h d m
tors. The deed bears date The 8h Day June 81, and
among othe povisolS creates preference: in favor of
thereof signify terms and execute re
s re ord i IN the 9 MGr the ts reed
the rel be sgned by credi mag found at the
je2a aawtSe"' TIC D1'' JAMES HODGES, Trustee
STATE OF MARYLAND, Scr.
~ CALvEET COUNTY, Orphans CoURr, 1861.
On application by petition OF Maria j. Ross and "
mcdaniel, administrators JAMES R0S late of Gaiver
unity Diseased it is ordered tn III give the notice
CURED by law creditors exhi h their claims agans
the sal deceased and that the be pubishe in
each week. for the OF six successive weeks
the newspapers PRINTED in Baltimore city.
VIM A. PARRAN,
Register Of Wills Calvert county.
Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers o.
Calvert county have obtained from the Orehans Court
CT Cave in Maryland letters ADMINISTRATION
county deceased All having claims against the
said ceased, hereby warned to exhibit with
the yOuche thereof to h= subscribers, be the
18th day of July ext they otherwise by law be
cuded all benefit OF said estate. Given under
hand this 18th day OF January, 1851
MARIA J. ROSS,
WM. MACDANIEL,
mh27-IaE6w Administrators
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL 4. TURNER
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET
AS ON HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
- SENTIMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
SGGOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found FRI
rlNG and LETTER PAPERS, both ana fora;gp
all the most approved manufacturers. 'e-'
MOLE PAPERS, Ruled ana Plain, in great variety
NVELOPES OF al kinds. -''
STATIONERY Of every description, office and
aSe VIZ; STEEL PENS, Pen ROLDERS, SEALING WAY
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STA Eus'
&C., &c. 1900 A--A-'1'i
IN writing and Copying, OF all best makers ET
&AIES, &c, &c ' AAo-'
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a.. . e. all At Low
prices. ' - e'' GA "eio"
OooNihf AEHCHANTS will DO WELT fs22tT
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4easI Hoitefs.

1r1uIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
tciber hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of Bat
SrsH iy sso city
against SAID osctrs 70
s es to The subscribe on or the 10Th day Of ana
ali aTy bens; Of os said Ali Indebted to said est
my manu- 'l'' i'' D1' HaEsIsr ANN DusnANE,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
sty and as Of Bama a
city, a rs CLAIMS against said
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before day
thtA h nss % ssS
andeT % h 10 mss IL payment Given
iv,a1w.w. HIRAM GREE >I 81 dmi,;traor.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the SUBJ
~ scrbe,e Calvert county has Obtained fir, IN the Or
paans Court of Calvert county in Maryland Letters Of
HE EN- ale Of Calvert county deceased All es rs
to exhibit same the hereof to the sub.
seTber the mn day cemIer they may
esissf sa under M hang i i 4 AZ # June ss
HvHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri-
l. has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
city letters testlmenary the estate of CATAARISE
til said are hereby warned to Exhibit
the 18Th day 11 s iSng may
oS law De from all benefit of sad
'" 'sn 1H0s @H ny aans salz 10th
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il bei has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
p9re city, letters q admnisraion on the estate of MARY
claims against the said hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof the on
or before the 26tn day of Dec 1851 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All ersons indebted to said estate requested
Of june ISL 'en u aSwARHp "fHd on 's IA day
ie2t law.1- Administrat"r.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Banimore
aHL, En- late Of said city, deceased having
hbit same with vouchers soft Der,
on or before the 18th day of enber ls6l; they
All indebted rejected to uiake
La Sc Given onds hand this 9th day OF
Jelo-law.w" Executor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
0SG s Of sd cit deca S I All 'pg havn
claims inst the sail deceased hereby warned
Oher%is By aS, sSeuded from III BENEFIT 81 sas
max Immediat pay ment GyzG n2d.t Hy h nd this tn
jyl6-Iawiw' Administrator.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTI-
l. MORE CITY.-RoSENA ZIGLER as. C ,NRAD ZIG
LEKThe OBJECT of this suit obtain vorcing
the said com pla rinculo ,arimon from the deem
dan The bill states that in The year 1883 The said Ro
united the bonds of IN attn to the said
deserted her and has left 1t thereupou adiudg
and ordered this 81 July, 1851 tn the mpi inant by
per published the city Of Baltimore, i'll each
siye week before the Sd day of august 1861 to give
the said absent de endant of the obect and
stance of this H. and him to appear in this in
person or by solicitor on before the 81 dav OF November
why decree aht not to De passed as prayed o,.
| True copy-Tes:: GEO. E. sANGsfUN,
| iyS 1aw4w Cl-rk,
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StrsnIhysts.
U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE



L.avss oSne sss 4f Hss S
fsA sPd seaase wi n asf New t.
Boston York, Harrisburg, Pittsburs Pa ana West jim
eo aeiy after the ARRIVAL of the Train from New
f. s T.. :; sshsae,s w. pn,..,
and N R ifsT Tfd hs@o At @ s PRICE,
From From Ply Tgf to F E1 Monroe and
From Baltimo'e and s.
jersey Rreaa cl fcoi Of ns ses at tie New
In PHlLt DElfHA at the Colnpany's flee, N W,
BALTIMORE on Board of the Steamers Foot of Union
Jys;f '' Pass 9G ng Agent.
$50. sszi CHANGE N q B3Ts TO THE
steamers 1 Es1s and Xxx flEf WASHING
TN win 1--we Baltimore for tine Patuxent River the
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY eomnenc
h ss "a 81 bGas S
w;55Saesday viii b ei's9F sor Bat@@Te .-
i9r Be edic leaving Benedict Sasurd'y morning c
he above ste1mess will call at all the usual Landings on
ns k,yer' also at Fair Haven and fum Point on and
Fsighs received up to- O'Clock the days previous
Passage to Pstuxent River....sl co. Mesls extra
Do Do P Fair H PSn5':::: Ls 90 20 p, ,.<,
BALTIMORE AMI SUSQUEaA-
DAILY Linz N S Sssesg s S1SrASx roRr
EASE T Jap f.
leaves lower end of est Fails avenue every UEsDAY
F F5RE BAfosT EJSkf IoS fS
HAVRE DE GRAEt &C O'Clock, ?. NJ
FFs ssaEf Ssrths incIaGsd % cents
rates and carefully attended to- 0'0'' carried at 10"
x Duplicate receipts for freight win be required
The agent at have de trace will attend Forwarding
ship reshts intended ReS d the .noy.
The 'FJU NfATA, Capt Fred Tomlinson, ca,
be chartered at any time.
COS iJAs. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
| epl56 j. TOME, Agent Port Deposit.
OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
~ FGF < 4sIcK;ssByRei HiA6lStA, AND Ian
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leave
81 ER9 SSF a dedt stree
MunNlNG at o'cloek Immediately the arrival
Se IRAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington. Stopping
sensers. ~ POS
IL nv new and was built by merchants of Fredt
erchants and farmers residing the counties bordern
on the Rappahannock the purpose of KEEPING
first class steamer the During winter the tcr
ward deck has been enclosed thus aordng complete prc
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages of
taking OF the wheels Her Stateroom berth accomnt
da0DS re large and commodious, and her capacity
freight extensive As and freight bat she
nesuperor on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges
| by X J; CAPRON 4 CO, Bowly's wharf.
~ Freight received board vi the Steamer Wednesda
ana a. and on Fridays up to oeioek
0Ip'n'' Apply K. J j. C1PRoN CO., Age-.s,
, r,, No. 81 Rowly's wharf, baltimore.
| II. SiIADHiTEk, President Frederick hurg, Va mh22
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KA WINES, BkANDIES, RUNS,
fsysssSSA BLACK TEAS, &c.
ESs<EsAE 2. TiERNAN 4 SON,
Offer for sale the following articles, OF their OWL
irnpor, alton, particularly for family use
SHERRY WINES-PemaTtnes finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WIN ES-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass
MADEIRA wlNE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES JahaEnesberger, Stenberger Marco
Drummer, Cabinet, Lisb frau MITCH Bronneberg OF 1876
CHAMPAIGN WlNE5-Moet and Chsndon's finest, in
quarts and pins.
BRANDIES Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Bran6ies.
RUMS--Old and fue Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Is ands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIS-The hest quality-Tiernau brand-and
mixture OF aromatic poison in it,
half chests of the finest SOIlGHONG TEA. ar24-tr
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,,>,,, :, ,. Packets.
Ship SAEE 4 HENDERSON, Nd N, Captain knowles,
~ EDWARD EY ERETT, " Gunhy
HELEN A. MILLER Cali
& CHARLES, Ruark
lhese vessels all OF superior Glass; and insure al TIE
oWes ngure They sail regularly advertised and
manoed by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
oacy TOO OF the above vessels in such will afford crest
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passave
sppIy TO JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
crO WV r-1,,-,o, No. 81 Pratt street
SEQ " HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans will for.
their address. ~ HS fdIS.t
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-kFaa5E; WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@l4O
Apply to KNOX 3 Oh
iei-t wharf
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Sgr SaLa, 9reiabt OF Gbarter:

49, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
aEg Al British bark USK, S3S register Apply to
$500. KNOX h co,
Suit nh
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.'5U1A'E5HE0I -kttItDnlitb,
oaAELES BRISkMAN: FRANCIS Kirk
MAS. BRINKMAN l. CO.,
~ CgMHISSiON NE CHANTS,
PA kERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
No. 81 WEST PRATT strict,
Near Bowy's wharf,
1900. Have for sale
90 bols Mess Beef, 100 do Extra No
Also Mess Pr me and kump ror-, Bacon and Bulk
Particular attention paid to supplying orders mhlG-tf
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.ssga VESSELS WANTED FOR
s&43A HAVANA
The undersigned in want Of vessels to load
to and from Havana and MatanEas.
o NORRELL & RANDALL,
Ie6u SIS Exchange Place
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.ze5sst WANTED FOR PORT IN EUROPE.
sasAn Al SHIP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels capac
w. Quick dispatch will be given and fair Apply AT
once to JOHN HEN DERSON & Co,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
AGj't Gen. Thomas Report on
Gen. Fremont.

The report of General Thomas to the
WAT department upon General Eremonts
course IN the west presents some facts
which challenge public attention. Thomas
! was sent out by the war department and
\ he made has notes as he went along, partly
from the information given him by mill
tafy men high IN command in she western
army. The charges, reduced 10 specific
accusations, are wa>tefulnrs- disregard Of
law, and IncOmpetenCy as a commander
The proofs Hre damaging to the reputation
% Gea. Fremont, and leave bnt little doubt
that the charges can be substaHtiated The
disregard of law - shown In his military
appointments, there being no less than two
hundred irregultrly appointed ulcers.
twenty one Commissioned Gficers being IN
the Generals own staff, consisting Of only
three hundred men. Among other persous
appointed q captain Of engineers. is a uu-
sici.n in theatre. The pey If these Off
GERS frequently commenced month or tuu
anterior to the date OF their app intment
Besides these, members of Frern pnt's staff
were allowed t. contract for supples to the
army, and furnished hay, mules. &c.. con-
tary ~ law. One furnished blankets.
which were conicm 81 worthless. bur
nevertheless the blankets were pad FIR
Z l. Andrews, chief uaymasier, who re-
fused 80 pay claim not authorized by law.
was threatened with arrest bv a HE SOL
diers. Get eral Hunter, second in com
mand, stItes that there * great c infusion
In Frem1Rt's army, and he gives some
striking instances of his lack Df mi .itary
know ledge, leading a. is has T. disaster t.
our western army. One IN his suffvriue
Price 20 capture Mui,igan ~ Lexington.
WI lln tao ~ z
Springfield, where there Wa no enemy.
( though has attention was csi.l-d 20 balh
these facts. Another was his wiit.oiding
re'ufurcements from Lyon While it was ia
hls power tu aid him. Fremont's arrrion
against bis other Glicers WIS that General
Lyon IS as stTpDg Is any 0tLer OlieeT 10 the
dae.' lie iai.sc t. Strengthen LyOa, and
the result, as Is well known, was the defeat
ct that most gallant officer Another in
his suffering Price tn escape him when IL
Vas possible u capture him. When hc
did move forward, it was without khan
sacks or provisions for his truors Their
cartridges, being carried In their rockets,
we're spoiled by the FIST DAYS rain lie
ordered Hunter to. Lexington with lurty-
one wagons, for .Shich there were only
iorfy mules. lie sent large quantities Of
grain to distant places, where II was to be
had IN abundance The guns he bought
~ Enrope were only one fifth of them ft
Tor service, twenty out of one hundred only
going off. Selaver.s Fremont's rartner
says be made $4,000 profit by the pur-
chase. These are a few of the nrincinaI
evidences of Fremont's generalsi. in and
military knowledge: bus they are enough
ito Justify Mr.. Blair's previous declaration,
OF Gen. FreuiOnts ineoupetoncy. His
iriendsendenvor 20 ward of these ,isnay-
ing facts: but the business is an unbiIIope
--'Sfdfe Register.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
C2InerOG'S INSTRUCTIONS and
EEcissOni'S EssocIanas,on

The difference between these two daeu-
meats may be tLu- briefly stated:
Toe instructions Of Secretary Cameron
to Gen. Sherman expressly assert the in
tentious Of the government not TO interfere
with the local institutions or suv State
gad contain no authority to declare eman-
cipation, Tut simply epnine the general IN
avaiiing himself Of the services Of all ner-
sons, whether fugitiveS from labor or not
who may offer them to the national gov.
errm ~, with RECREATION, however in
the following ianguage: This does no,
mean a general arming ofthem for military
Tins Is Ivy. no means an emaucinat;,,
policy the odlum Of which some abolition
part,-ans seem aaxirGs to fasten urop 40
administration IT is not the Frenont
:" hey, but fers from it in this. flat il
does t declare anybody free. bur sinrIy
authorizes the commander of the exnadi.
'lnn to accept the services of all mon NJ
offer them in behalf of the Uaion r.
mont declared all slaves of rebel owners
absolutely free, without reference 70 -
rher OF sersiea to the government. Indaed
II Is Claimed that many slaves were oman,
einated by bun. aud that the Presidents
hodiheaiien OF his proclamation still
leaves them free
To leave no doubt that abolition of ala
very, or even confscation, is not intended
the secretary adds that
This pliiey avoids al interference with
the social systems or local institutions cf
every State, beyond that which insurree-
ton makes unavoidable, and which res
toration of peaceful relations to the Union.
under the constitution. will immediately
remoye.'-0hio Statesman.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
Terrible scenes at Edwards
j. Eeriy--Fonndering of the
Eauurfa.

In giving en- account Of the late terrible
disaster al Edwards Ferry. the Columbus
journal thus speaks of the sinking of the
launch:
The on y seow that could be found for
transporting either the advance or the fu-
gitive, sank beneath It's burden of the
wounded, and fouudered with its precious
freight. What pen can depict the horror
OF that scene Of dismay? Fancy its aegre.
gate OF woe from the description giyer by
a witness of this awful drama:
A most painful scene transrired at the
sinking of the launch, in which were some
sixty wounded men, and twenty or thirty
OF the California LIST. The launch had
been safely taken half way across the river
when, to their utter CONSERVATION, it was
discovered to be leaking, and the water,
gvadually, but surely, gaining upon them.
The wounded were lying at the bottom of
the lauDeh-same shot in the head, others
mangled by the tramp of cavalry, and oh.
ers suffering intslerabiy from their various
disioeations, wounds aud Injuries, aud all
soaking in water, which at the very start
was fully four inches deep. AS the water
grew deeper and rose above the prostrate
forms OF the wounded, their comrades Lift
ed them into sitting pastures that thew
might not be strangled by The fast risip1
stream. But 1t is said that tue groans and
cries, screams and meanings Of the poor
fellows who were thas tortured were most
distressing and indeseribable. Despite an
that could be done the fate Of the launch.
and all that were in it, with the execution
OF lew expert swimmers was sealed; sud
denly and like fash Of lightning the rot
ton craft sank, carrying sith it at least fifty
dying mangled, groaDing sufferers, aud
some twenty or thirty others who had
trusted their lives to its treacherous hold
Ehe Imagination reyolts at the dreadful