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WASHINGTON. Nov. 90.

WASHINGTON. Nov. %.
,...,n,odore Dupont reports that Fort Pulaski |
e,' ,bp mercy of our forces the moment the lat.
~ 'ir ~ take it, Also reliable accounts re-
Il, :r " here that Savannah was being evacuated
~ ~ +bp neople as fast as possible fearing prob
" "" tbat Commodore Rogers would attempt to
W." VIZ, lie further states that Commodore
IL 'nnu o the rebel fleet, has given it as his
la 'l;an that The entire rebel delences Of the
CP'n .Iorn Country must be abandoned, as they
S 'M NJ, stand the armament of our fleet.
~horo is reason to believe that the rebel steam
=, G.orce Page captured two merchant schoon-
!" .s at the mouth of Quantco Greek last night.
C rnm Craven, flag officer of the Potomac fleet,
l w. hoon ordered to the command of the Brook
IN at Philadelphia.
New YoRK, Nov 80
The 1riJure's Washington dispatch says that
,,,arnment received intelligence yesterday that
Wv leaders of the rebellion in Richmond and in
,o rrhel camp across the Potomac. at last are
,'ts6ed that they are to be beaten in the issue
,l arms which they have made, and that the
.'nsr nj seet ssion is hopeless one.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 80
The Old Point boat has arrived. There were
..oy minors relative Go lrs at Pensacola.
01e story is that Fort Plckens has been aken
), tho rebels. Another was that Fort Plckens
r.s victorious and Gen. Bragg was killed.
Anotbcr was that after two days hard fight
n, geut Storm arose and both parties ceased
sshtlns p n %
Tho Pensacola Observer Of the 22l, says that
s,e inmates ,,ast 10 o'clock this morning, heavy
and continuous firing commenced at the Forts
leOw.
Which ,idc commenced it We arc unable yet
mDT'
We learn from q person Just arrived trom The
ysv Yard that the firing was opened by Fort
plrrs u,on the Confederate steamer Times,
and was returned By our batteries and forts.
The United States steamer Niagara is trying
OrIoss the bar for the purpose OF entering the
5ywr. The excitement in town is intense,
vsire.s places are closed AM; the tops Of houses
,rs :3yp.cI with an oScite,! population.
The Richmond D.spatch says official dispatch.
from ZEN Hrnss state that everything re-
..., aulet at Pensacola, and that the FEEDER
tq;!pers at safe distance from h!e guns. Nc
@nit Il stated i'll the paper.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 80.
Passengers from the Southern points repre-
IN rla! there is an almost universal reign OF
n:r throughout the rebel States.
New YoRK, Nov. SO.
IM steamer Ocean Queen, from Pot Royal
lr 9TH, has arrived She brings only small
MG
Conn., Dupont ard Gen. Sherman had just, re
'unv! IN the steamer Mcclellan to lJiltor
lied having landed force of marines on ny
&c Island, who commenced requiring the ort
taiOn, and building new ones.
Ih' rebels sunk two vessels between Ty'c
Hand and :of; rulacki in the Savannah HI.
5aan to proven, our ilnat from going to tina
it,
Ti.a: gunboats were st anchor of Tybec t.
,At- MT troors in case Of necessity
1 amsll schooner had ben sent up 70 one 0
ii iianl& above Hilton Head to load cottoI
@. saai sail in a few days by order OF tn
4 IA, HuIluriti,S
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l}lQrrie0.

In Montpelier, Now ",.h, by Rev. ". II. Lord, Dr.. I
Laid Of lalland, Conn and Miss Dele f. Abbott Of
thiS place
In montpelier Nov. Mh, by Rev. A. Hitchcock Mr. Ira
Rogers ut Hartford and Miss Lucia Smith of Chelsea
IN S"rhica sept -Gth by Key. A. L. Cooper, MIR. Geo.
T. Gnutd Of Lowell Mass. and Miss Caroline Nassau Of
Nur;!,iiel.
IN Wn.ervii-, Now 18th, by Rev. G. +. Garvin. Mr..
Arthur irhRnks, Of Manchester ~ il ana Miss Elsie
l. Wells, ot Watcr,ilc.
In VT Pala inc. H., Nov. 18th lust, by the Rev, q.
Fish r, Ny. james Curtis OF Mt Paiatine and Miss Nellie
L. uttcrrd Of tue place, formerly Of Winall, w.
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Ye0Dkc's Academy,

WORTHWHILE, TANGIBLE COUNTY, VT.
NJ MaKILLOP, a. B., Principal.
Miss FANNIE w. MUTT Preceptress.
HE WINTER TERN of this Institution will commence
/ MONDAY, Dec. I'd, 1861.
Those wishing pursue thorough and systematic SCI
ettc or assica, Of study will here find superb
advantages 49,,
lectures will be delivered by the Principal and others,
on topics Of general interest, during the Term.
BOARD may be obtained in private families for from
IL 30 to $l75 per week Every facility Will be aHoraeo
for self boarding. r
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to the Prhc-
pal 1t Morrisv".
W. A. g FMIX Prudential Committee.
Norrisvillc, Nov 4th. ~3t
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Notice 10
SHARP SHOOTERS

TNIE SUBSCRIBER has been authorized ' y the Cover
Of Vermont to complete the recru' ting the 3rd
Company of Vermont he sd4u irters at
Brattieboro. BY recent act of the Ltgisla ire this
Company has been placed the footing, in regard
TO pay, &c, as other Vermont troops
Persons DESTROYS of eniisting in said Company arc
quoted to send or brn. in their Targets immediately,
accompanied by certificates vouchng for the good faith
of the trial. ". H. KNIGHT.
Recruiting Officer.
Dratt,cboro, Vt, Nov 20, 1861. GltlS9wl
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A DAILY FREEMAN

Willie published 1T this Office until further
ri~. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready Gr the mail West, and the stages that
rave Nvntpeier in the afternoon, the other IN
'"rorI.ag il season for the morning mails.
t@, "jon vii! contain the latest tclesraph!c
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EMBELLISHMENTS inserted on reasonable terms
heFs are solicited. [. ". WILLARD.
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Mails in MontDelior.


.iA3 an! N,:Eas mail ci",es at 80 D. H. ar
'"ajijp. ~.
'fAsES an! WrsrEKs cio:cs at SD p IL. arrives
"sGa.m.
WIZ NAE for E.son and New York closes at 800
''%,, N.
MHater for these mails must be in the office brfore me
-" " Closing, 10 90 the sane day.
'''t nail arrives daily at $50 u. IA departs every
"y9n arrival Of Southern.
'hNfoso mail arrives daily a. 1 90 p. IN. departs
"gGa.1oai IA.
''' Ac arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and saturdays,
'- ocock. n. III. departs Monday, Wednesday
''a}" at O'clock p. IN.
o.. y" " arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays NJ
hH'i departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays
">ijAm.
r. '"sE by " orcestGr and Elmore, arrives Mondays,
Barton. r'
''LA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays NJ
:" H. departs same as Danvl!e
A''" mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
N,a.rn y ''''' "'''' N"''
IRON two TO six times q week
IVA AoeIS fLoh 100 A. NJ. to SEQ r. s
yo,,.., JAMES G. FRENCH, r. 81.
''U'peIer. Hayl 1861
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NOtice.

,ruys ia to certify that hereby give my SON. George
Iemwin his time and shall pay no debts OF nils con-
tracting nor claim any Of his earnings after this date
Psinn.ld, Oct. 9th, 1861. BRoCk hEAwIN'
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Attention Artillery =!

1EO ABLN-BODIED YOUNG MEN wanted for The
lou fist Battery of Light Artillery to be attached to
the celebrat d Butler Regiment $40 per month, and
bounty of 500 when discharged Pay and subsistence
from time OF enlistment. recruiting Office at urnhams
ii cte. GEO. Y. lIEBARD, Recruiting Officer.
AE,ntnplrr Is
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MA tsEI ACADEMY.

y HE winner will begin on Tuesday Nov. 2S Board
from 81 80 81 90 pei week. Rooms for self beard
NJ may be obtained st low rates
J. S. SPACLDING.
r,rre. Nov.v 1861 f3u7w3
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Wl)e markets.
CA nRRIDGE MARKET ro,,

"a ""SiDGE MARKET, Eova7
al harket 1887 Cattle, about 1900 Beeyes ano Gu stores
0hS'St'hs OF Working Oxen, Cows twoandthre.
years old.
prces-Market Beef-Extra 5000, $50; rstquall;y
1919 to $5,s7 I'd, $3.50, Sd $425
Working Oxen-s9O 80
Cows and Calves-S25, Sc % So
Calves-S0,00 to 600
Yearings- IS 90 to 1000
Two years ,ld--Sl3 to 49,
FLrcc years od-S17 to IS
Sheep nd Lambs-4lOO at markctp-;c.s !, lot. 70 m
a2'oa Extra, IS 40 to 425.
Hides, 81 to !. Pelts, SOL slOO Calf skins +, sc,
Talnw. to 6ic
Remarks About the same number of Cattle "a tvr
weeks SINCE rather better supply of large fat Oxen
change IN prices few pairs sold for S. SO per cwt nett
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Nov. 2s.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Nov. 2s.
At Market 400 beefcatte 100 stores 1000 sheep and
Lambs, 100 swine.
PRIcES-'iee iCatle-Extra S65 Arst quality SO, rs
aSooo; ID duality, $5,6Oa 600 !; Sd s4,15 500
Working Oxen-S7S, 90, 100, 1913
Mich Cows-Sll to y, common do, 10 to 90.
Calves--$3 90 to 90.
Yearlings--s9 to 10.
Two years oll--$12tuli.
Three years old-Sl3tol ~
sheep and Lamhs-Sl.25 to l,1o; extra $2ooto3,5 Q
Swinc-lj to Sc.
li'les-5! TIC: per h. T.ow- g Calf Skins Sc
Sc.
Remarks-prccS Of Beef, for a like quality about the
same as last week few pairs sold as high - - per
oo lbs sheep and Lambs dull, and sell pc per head
lower than last week. swine are lower and dull
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GREAT ENKEkcN-AEA RsGVA a|"s-
For nnEmMATiESM, GOVT , NETEHE !rnAIS G"
naUiSEs. CUrs AND WOUNDS iiLES,
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEIMAilC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
all If which II is speedy aud certain rane ~ an
,.yer iils bis Linimen il prepared from II" recipe
M Ur Stephen sweet Of Cornectcut' u i.n u' p"e
setter and has been used III ms oaG'ce ,oa n,''' ''N
,.,,tv years with the inU.t AS oniSliiu. success
WIN! ?IiIrvIAToR or rAIE, II is unrivaci by any
prua,ation before the pulls OF "hirh TIE most shep
+ ,c,, NAV he copvi, ccd by single trial.
' T; M ument Wi, cure rapidly and radically Rheu-
matte Disorders OF eve'y Kind aud IN ,h'ms'nus VI
Gases where II has Teen used it has never pee Ao"h ~
''i Top NEURALGIA IT will afford immediate relief in
eyer, C. Sc however dist csslhg c,,.,,.bo in tbrae
II will re tve the worst cases OF iAc'i""'A' " ~A'0'
II irutes and IL warrant, 10 40 H. -,
!" r.nnruACrE also will it cure instantly.
10. Nervous Debility and genera enc ,ail nin' n,
-. aris,r from mLruience or excess inns - Num- u,
i, a most happy and un'ang remedy. Ac.,ag mi;vv
nnnn The merry tissues, it strengthens anu IcN'
tie and restores !. 10 e,oeiy we eli that
Il Is The BEST kI owD anu we chhiehRe H., 1 i com
produce an equal Every victim OF Uni nn NOT tsi to
;iont should give ii trial, for II WI, no. nt ~" ii
p,o,d immediate relief and in majority OF c''es VIII
eneG ntiNSV AND SORE THROAT are sometimes eN'
VCi'S % ,innnnt and dang erous but timely appica'
,on nt ibis Iniment will never fail to cure. ,,or,o
sPRAlNS are sometimes very on';I ne, n ia.
NAV be conquered by this Liniment IN t~o0r
three Hs, Gays.s CHS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS;
nIiRSs AND SCALDs. yield readily to ti'e Il
hao ',nc uroperiies CT DIR. SWEETS .a
heainy W when used according to directions hso
EiiuniiL iii" iLNiAs FROSTED FEEr' AND iN'h''
BITES AND oIINGS
''' 10 Every Horse O ~ " ',n'.,v n.s q,
should have tins ,emeas sn " will eectua prevent
rr,ppssbis diseases which all horse ae ,aau,o
''I wnh render so many otherwhe 'a'uao''
nen tr hundred voluntary 70 ,"e her
asrt curative properties Of his Linisn. s VT them
&C., iv,d within the last two years anu 'haD' " ~
rece N .'ausn " in the hi hest ranks OF life
''''' UTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Sisps , ad aIso
mes. Of Dr. sepnsn swse; on S Sys.y Blown in the
Stephen wsss iU %i,hout wh'e% none ere genuine
glass Cfeacli po'''e' "' UtchnrdsOn g. Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich "
Forsac BY FREp md p, S sy ali I'D dealers Aw-y
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CIDER.

i plm WE TO make Imitation Cider, and four other
Ml,p that are Of inuc valne will be sent 10 any
beet receiJ Of 81 90. Tie Cider will In every re-
E,hh" AZ good ~ the genuine perfectly pure ana
-ahd Il IL but little trouble to make H. Dealers
"l lda ,rS to DO Of great b, neft, this year.
Nmrtss, J Il. STEEL,
o"'jS 20. Box 1853, Northfeld,V VI.
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sonthern News.

:LoUIsvILLE, Nov. 2T.-BoWling Green
coGsier, of the 2lst says the rebel Briga-
der General Geo. b orittenden, brother
OF Tbos. Crittenden, the Federal General,
has been promoted to a Major GensrAlshiP,
and assigned 10 the department. Of Cum
berland Gap. s.s. u. 4
David L. Patterson, son-in-law Of Andy
Johnson, was arrested on the 18th ult- and
brought 20 Knoxville for trial. soLs a.5.l
The rebel Convention at Russell tlle had
made a declaration of independence. pass
ed an ordinance OF. secession and adopted
thelaws and Gonstitnti6n Of Kentucky,
or so much of them as were not inconsiaf-
emit with the rebel government. sl4sy -sl
Richmond alvices says the British steam
sloop Raven was xpected soon. - ~
It was reported the privateer Sumter
waa captured on the coast of Texas by the
NtaRara, - ID L---l-. - = a. u ]. u. j.
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From port Roval.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The steamer Illi-
nois, from Port Royal on Monday after
noon, the 18th inst, arrived at this port
to-day, bringing mail andl74 passengers.
Among the messengers are Capt. Yard, OF
the sloop of war Dale, who brings four
teen prisoners; captured in the schooners
Specie and Mabel. 5l' q - 49,
Edward Cuthbert, a planter, who was ta-
ken prisoner of Ladies Island, near Beau
fort, was landed at Fort Lafayette by the
Illinois, before coming up.
The steamer Flag arrived at Port Royal
on the Gath and reported that Tybee Is
land, after being slightly shelled by the o..
8. gun boats Pocahontas, Seneca, Augusta
and the Flag, to which attack there was
no response, was taken possession of by
hoisting the American flag by force of
marines, who were sent on shore and found
the rebel works evacuated. .--si
Tybee Island Is at the mouth ofthe Sa-
vannah river. ~ 4, y
Contrabands continued TO arrive at Port
Royal in large numbers. lg
GOV. Sherman has built entertainments
across the whole Island. 7'.
Sore throat diseases prevailed among our
troops. ~ ,si ~. :, ~
Large quantities. ofiacotton uninjured
were still found IN the sstore-houses and
40. a.II..If4
brigades under Gen. VieIe was 70 sail soon
from Port Royal for some point on the
Southern coast. 81 So ~. - -i7l5
The steamer Empire City, Cahawba, Ma
rion, Mcclellan, Mntanzas, Oriental and
all the light gunboats were to be employed
on the new expedition. 9s't gs'iH ~
Beaufort was still unoecuPied by our
troops, buttwo gun boats we're anchrsd OF
the town.. 100 -
Priyates ", Il. Hubbard and Triftan, of
the 9Th, aud private Nash, of the 9th Ma
rine regiments. bad died. ga 500
1.-THE steamer Ericsson has also arrived
at this port, bringing one prisoner aud 43
laborers from Port Royal.
The schooner Essex had arrived at Hill
ton, Head, reporting that she had been
chased and fired at by pirate several
times between st. Helena Sound and Hi
ton Head. ~ en- -J-rI5
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9g 0eIearaph.
From Waghinpton.

wAsts1seToN, Nov, 2s- "a portion Of the
IL prisoners brought 70 Washington were
prominent civilinas who were found with
arms in their hands
Capt. Kiehl, commanding the steamer
Reindeer, went down the Potomac yester-
day to Bldd's Ferry and returned to-day.
He reports everythlng quiet Ia thai yicini-
Is. He brought up one eontEabAnd-i ~
An order was issued to-day by General
Porter, the Provost Marshaliof Washing
ton, endorsed by General icolellau, em-,
powering Capt, r. n. Eyans 70 Investigate
the subject Of passes doubtless with a
view of establishing q more uniform, sys-
tenn, which will afford better security to
the public service. Il ii'-5 : 5si.fis5fl :; :
Thanksgiving was generally observed
to-day in the camps, soldiers being am-
ply provided with the means for that pur-
pose. is fea4sg
The report of Major Belgef, Quartermas-
ter ut Baltimore, is satisfactory 70 the Var
Department, showing that heibas dispatch
ed the forage of two hundred and three
vessels, BY railroad, to Washing ton, With
in the last thirty days, being an average
of two Thousand tons per day, besides y
large amount of stores 70 the subsistence
department. Much valuable assistance
has been rendered by Mr.. Mcfarland to
Major Belger, s. i - ~ agss5. ~ .-5a.i7
Two reconnoisAnees were made today
from Generals Porter and Smiths diyi-,
siona, in. the neik b6rhood Of Vienna
They saw what was imposed to be q regt-.
luisht Of rehel 81 % iistatiee. w So :
4 Surgeon Aisxauder, Of The First Penn
sylvania Reserve CaEhlrys WIDOWS wound
now considered out Ut DANGER. Joseph
Haughling who iWas also wounded, died
here last night. - . -. ;i..''s H'-'
Thomas Coleman, q rebel guerilla, died
last night from injuries received during the
same skirmish He was a brother of Ohas.
Coleman, and proprietor of the hotel at
DraiusviIIe, who boosted of having exhib-
tied the head offs Federal soldier in front
of that establishment. a
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v -
Rar FLFAE RAILRoAD sAocIDEsT.-Wil-
liam Bckert, German butcher, near
Woods Run, was killed ON Wednesday
evening on the Pittsburgh and r.; Wayne
Railroad, near Manchester. It appearsthst
the deceased left Allegheny for the purpose
proceeding tobis home, aud while walk
ing along the RAILROAD track was met by u
train approaching from. the west. The
engineer sounded the alarm, as soon as he
saw the deceased, and reversed the engine,
but it was too late. Thelocomotive struck
tho unfortunate man with great force,
breaking both his legs, and otherwise In
Iaring him, He was conveyed 70 the AL
lesheny depot, and surgical aid procured,
bot itwssipf no avail. His injuries Eerc
4Asal and after 1few minutes suffering he
expired, The jury rendered q verdict 10
aeeOsdSnce with the facts. The deceased
was about forty years Of age, and leaves a
altsaad family 70 mourn bis suddsa taking
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/. aSs&Tar nae Of Dr. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters for Dyspepsia, Flatulence Heayi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like of.
fection, Is second TO none in America OF
abroad. To be able 70 state confidently
that the gBitters1 are a certain cure for
Siyspepsia and like diseases. il To the pro.
prietofs source of unalloyed pleasure -
Ii removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, ipuri6es the blood, imparts re.
newed yigor to the nervous system, giving
Il that tone and energy so indispensable to
the restoration Of health. The numerous
acknowledgements of is superior excel.
lenee aud beneficial. results, have assured
the proprieU0rs thatiT cannot but prove n
great cure To the afflicted. and fmpart VI
tality 70 the thorough system.
HEssSee Rdyeftiscmen In smother COLI
uHIu, noV4s
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X BosroN, Nov. 3s.--R. A. Carter, a mem
Der of the late Maryland Legislature, was
released from Fort Warren to-day.
i The following political prisoners from,
Kentucky were also released; W. Rob
'erts, Joseph 4, MeFesl, W, 3. sGrpbbsi
Stephen Woodbridge, ]. w Griffin louis
Holsclew, Frank Grove "a. Thurber, ].
Bach aud A. Mcdowell. g. = -
The storeship Release ia reported at
Holiness Hole, with six prisoners aboard.
Col. Lee, of the Massachusetts Goth Regt.
ment, writes from Richmond, in a Letter.
dated the 18th inst, that, fs one o. the ~
fIcafa drawn by lot TO Onset the c0nrae OF
our Government towards the rebel pirates,
he is the inmdte Of cell Ia the jail az
Richmond, as also nre other officers. His
health is good, and he gives the same ac-.
count Of Major Revere aud Captains Bow
man and Rockweod, who are confined with
him
Col. Lee adds that is permitted p sayf
on good rehel uuth0rftyls that the rebels arc
not ouly willing bat anxious 20 effect an
exchange Of prisoners, *
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Fron1 lIissonr1.

RoLrA, Mo-, Nov. 27.-Our scouts this
morning bring definite and reliable reports
of the movements of the enemy in the
Southwestern portion of the State. They
were IN the camp Of the rebels at Sarcoxie
on Thurday last.
McCulloch understands the retrograde
movement of our army to be an attempt to
get in his rear. His scouts report TO him
that our whole force was crossing White
River. ). %. 5i.sass.s
McCulloch is now camped at Springfield
with q, 900 men. ~ Z
Gen. Rains, who was in command at
Sarcoxie, with 900 men; left that place
on Friday last, and has Joined Mcoulloch.
Gen. Price was at Pineville, in McDon-
aid county, with the balance of the rebel
army. he also took up his march on Fri
day, and IS advancing Northward to join
McCulloch aud Rains. Price on his march
desoiatedi aud destroyed everything to
prevent our troops getting in bis rear.
~ There are NO large bodies OF rebels be-
tween here and Springfield. 5a ig4
There are over three thousand refugee
families here, many OF them in desper-
ate condition, with pitiful prospect for
/ the winter, and more are constantly ar-
irving. !lt,s
The measles are raging In the different
camps here to a great extent. va
na ~ r.. I'D ai- y i j
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Rag- YESTERDAY was the first time in the
history of this Commonwealth that a dhyO Of
Thanksgiving was observed. Governor
Pierpoint is the first Governor that ever
proclaimed one. ia7s sii sa'laSlsI
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pS-A Bio BLACK EAE.AWe yesterday
saw at Armour's Golden Temple, big
black bear, captured by Lieut.. Nelson at
Cheat Mountain about three months ago.
Tho bear weighs about two hundred and
fifty pounds, aud is a real curiosity for this
part of tie country. He can be seen at
the Golden Temple. q
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Bsg- w1SrEa QUARTRRs.-The soldiers
now in Camp OafliIe will to-day go into
winter quarters, stOut's waFehouge, in
Centre wheeling having been rented and
fixed up for that purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

FEvRa am AaURl-A e.tse Of eight months
Standing cured ty BGtaa9ss HOtsata Bit
Michael Kelly, No. III Seventh, near
Grant street, Pittsburgh, says
Last july, while ruhding on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between hatcher
and New Orleans, / was taken with Fever
aud Ague. For eight long months ! sut-
fered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part of this time IiwRs unable TO
work, and spent at least fifty dollars fer
different medtcines, bot found no pernaa-
nent relief. Three weeks ago, one of my
friends insisted upon my trying BeEhdrss
Holland Bitter8 saying that care was
guarsnteed. After taking 1t for one week,
/ must say was sound man: have
been at work now for two weeks aud have
had no return of the Chills or Fever what
certify thatthe above statement Is true.
4. lgflI THos. ADAMS, Diamond House.
uoV4 ORR OheSterls Gothic Building.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

I NV foak, Nov. 7s.--The cad Regiment
New, York State Militia, being the third
regiment Of the irish Brigade, Col. Il. G.
sS right, will leave this city this afternoon
for Tie seat Of war, Aud will arfiTo IN
philadelphia this evening.