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PRICES REDUgEDI

u fSs-E koafsH 6OsPASf, hsyins Ssipss
an their suit. e Law with Infringing pauofAo.
PRloEs Of their sewing machines.
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nov emplyihS SI ,eQe, 900 in their businesss, sna
they are prepared With snoh extraordinary facii-
hies and eHRsrienos 70 guarantee 70 the purohasss
equally veil. and are i
WARRANTED THRHH YEARs
rhs differences in TrIOs being merely dlHsrsAOsh n
2I,3o5 Msohinss sold A. Isss, W Rsins dOu ~
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O .. FAIRS OF 1858. 1859 AND 1850,
Ana 81 the Olneiunan Mechanios' Institute ~
AirSt Premium over ou oomrehtorE ~ the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIRe-&AoHIER.
IL uses 10 huttle paskes ths IooS st,tob ,lJks q,
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testimonials, etc.
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SINGERS ING.mAOHINE
Great Reduction In PriCesI
SINGERS No. 2 Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from 500 to S5S oash.
BINGER's No. l Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $50 to $40 cash.
SIEGER'S Letter Machine is the best in the
World for Family Sewing and Light Manufsotur.
ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 cash.
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Corner of Fourth and Race stsl
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Snh COngress---First Session.
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, December l3.
Mr., Dawes, from the Committee on Election,
reported that Charles Henry Foster is not en-
tilted to 8 seat in this Congress, either from
the West OF Second District of North CaroliD o.
Mr.. Dawes said the Committee had pursued the
investigation 30 far to be entirely salts ed that
the claim is founded in imposition, aud so we'll
satisfied of this fact was Mr.. Foster himself,
that he had voluntarily abandoned the claim.
The resolution was adopted.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the bill to secure homesteads to actual set
tiers, heads of families, or those who have OBJ
tanned the age of twenty.one years, and are
citizens of the United States or filed an inten-
tion to become such.
The provisions of the bill are extended to
all who have performed service in supprsssing
the rebellion in lieu of bounty lands. Tho
three months volunteers are to receive $50, in
ADDITION to the right Of the homestead, and all
who have served six months, 800.
d A lengthy debate ensued on the BILL also on
several amendments proposed. The further
consideration of the bill was postponed till the
first Monday in February, by 1873 against so.
The bill apprOpriatiDg one million dollars for
gun boats on Western waters was passed. The
House went into Committee of the Whole.
The bill for the payment Of inVaud and
other pensions was taken up. ,.r
Mr.. Steele, of New jersey, offered q resolu-
tion, which was adopted, that the select COM
mittee On alleged contract abuses be requested
to inquire as to the policy Of abolishing suler-
ships, or regulating the system in accordance
with the requirements and protection of the
soldiers.
Mr.. Oolfax called attention to a commuuica-
ton from the Post-ofice Department stating
that it has been ascsrtained that members Of
Congress frequently give envelopes to cover
matter unkn own to them; that franked letteI
envelopes, without address, are being circu'
lated among the camps and sold by suffers AZ
from one 10 two cents apiece; that franked en-
yelopts are sent to merchants in various part
of the country to cover their own correspond
ence in IetuTny and that franks Of members o.
Congress are forged. aI5
Mr, COltsx hoped that the simple statement
of facts would correct the abuses withou
further legislation. .
| Adjourned.
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An Intercepted Letter.

y n AbHIFHTONI DEC. 3.
The following is an intercepted letter from
Charleston. 1t is considered of sufficient i'm
portance for publication, IS it shows the
working of Secession and the blockade:
nuAp n pr.yu AVN EpYpuD ....
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BEN M'cULLocH's FORCES IN WIN
TER QUARTERS.
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MISSOURI NEWS.
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Brilliant Victory in Kentucky.

5000 RERELs DEFEATED BY $50
... FEDERALS.
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"Well, masss," said Beaufort negro,
lately, "you neber did see how dem white
lpussons did take ON when dey jus hear
bout hundred ship come down off fort such
packing and tracking; load four horse team,
four mule team, OK team, and take eli thing
could take, and all ladies and girls, cause
dey might do like dey did in Alexandria
when dey take him.. Upon inquiry how
that was, I was told, .'That all dem soldiers
they did 'buss does women most shameful,
violating dem most promiscuously,"' Den
| when dey hear dat all ships done pass bat
terry down here, all clear right out, and say
dat you gEipeito take US all down south
and ssllf ue for berry low price" The
idea Of being sold for berry low price was
to him intensely distRsISfVl b. --.i-. 20 I
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT AT
CAMP ALLEGHANY.
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MEDICAL.
DENTAL.

nR. MER RDITH, DENTIsE,-OFRICR
~ Oh Sixth-st,i between Raoe and Kim N1ER
No, 1872, near BAoe.st Teeth extracted
without PAIN o new principle, without
the OF drugs any I'M urioua agent, PoSitYelS
no humbus Having had nearly twenty years e1.
City, be can give perfect satisfaction to all who VIII
satroniss bim. His terms are 50 reasoAAeie p thNt
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eSuIPHIrK OF LIME, FOR ARnRsr-
Sing FERMEhTATIOA IN WINK AND CI-
DER-This 10 cheap, easily managed substance.
imparting no uDgle~santneesi and tts suooes1 Il
always certain, We are manufacturing, l4Tgeys
and are prepared toiuuppb any ldemahdl u low
price,, - W, ]. n. GORDON gklRAoa JrhY
Manufacturing Chemists and Drug gigt1,
Sot gc z ME-. oar. Oeotrai'AV. and hlahthsla
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VVVHk WEEKLY PRksS now READY,
oentsspips ths esss o. shs Essi, both hese.sA
slse~heTe, np 70 the hour of going - ptqsS etGt
bN sAle N w cQpatpG IeQgaS RIles soatas
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Excitement in Canada Regarding the Ma
son and slidell Affair.
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Extract of Tar and Cough Elixir.

To prevent imposition upon the public, this medi-
James s. Glascoe corner of Fourth aud Main:sts,;
VIM. snyder, Fourth and Race; Orowther, sixth
avenue; II. II. Hill, Fifth aud Race, aud Shuesler
& Chapman, Sixth and Vine streets; Bird y Man
are the only authorized agents for Coyngton, Ky.
Price --- so Gents per Bottle.
[de9ll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

WHAT DOES 1T MEAN ?-The New York
Leader, in a personal sketch of Col. Cor
coran, makes the following curious asser-
,ians, probably referring TO the secret Irish
society known as the "Emmet Monument
Association" or phoenix Brigade"
"Ths Is neither the place nor time to
speak Of another army as formidable in
numbers and at least as well drilled as that
to-day under Mcclellan, ii which Col.
Corcoran also holds post Of high com
mand. il il an army scattered through
the chief cities Of the Union, and having
powerful ramifcations through distant
island II has, aud for several years has
had, companies and regiments and brigades
not seen save BY The eyes Of the init
lated; but meeting in squads and compa-
MES and battalions, two or three nights
every week. in nearly all the more popu-
loas towns and cities Of the Union. and
undergoing the sirictest and most active
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drill The army 10 which We refer s icy
al % b repnblie, and only wishes iha ilie
repubiie werc more loyal % tie republican
niea a. understood by Mtraheau, Jeiieron.
Wolf, Tone ard RobeH Emmett should
he esil destiny q ENGLAND lead her 70 take
PARK agains, the Union IN the present var.
il4en- bat mol uasil Ties. win this Invisible
army ia Nhirh Concorsa holds Generals
commission. swarm iuBA into dayaEhi and
activity, only aski1e arms aud transport
SHIPS ti8m cur government @ eisr iuli
mphymen', within sight Il The Welsh
coas', q FL lAr naval aud military resour-
ces 81 Great Bngaiu.@
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DISTANCES BY RAILROAD FROM
MANCHESTER. VT, TO

Mt. Eguiuux, 3si feet above Tide Water
29l7 feet above the Equinox House
Distance to Sa~iait By good Carriage Road,
@ miles
Distance to Rocking StCue aud Trout Pond, mile.
Distance to The Cave, 3 miles.
Distance to the Downer Glen, 8 miles.
Distance TO the Mineral Spring, miles.
Distance to Straton and Bourne Ponds, miles.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS.
Leave New York, 1915 P. NJ, arrive at Man
chester, 10 30 A. NJ. Sleeping Cars.l
Leave New York. N, arrive at Mtuches-
ter, $50 p NJ (Frcight and Passenger Train
from Eagle Bridge.)
Leave New York, II A NJ, Express, arrive al
Manchester, 730 Z NJ. (Nost desirable Train
for Manchester.)
Leave Manchester, j,25 M, arrive at New
York, 2.50 z NJ.
Leave Manchester, 30 PM, arrive at New
York, $50 PM Trains for Manchester leave
rtvy 7.45 4 N, after arrival Of Steamers, whiel,
leave New York at 6 7 NJ.
MAILS CLosE.-soutb, 2 NJ. North, Q A NJ.
TELEGRAPH 0fucF-0pen from9 AN. to9PN.
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Joseph B. Harwood's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Att Probate Court
Manchester District, SIS. holden at Manchcs.
ter, in and for said District, on the Ind day Of
September, a. D. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
JOSEPH II. HARDWOOD,
late Of Rupert, in said District, deceased, apply
flr an extension Of time one year 10 settle said
Estate
Wbereupon It was ordered that said application
be heard OF a Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, In said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Of Sept next, and that all persons
interested in said Estate be notified thereof by pub
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal,
printed AT Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons TO appear and CON
test said application, ii they see cause.
II. X. FOWLER, Judge
A true copy Of record.
3wl5 Attest, II. K. FOWLER, Judge,
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PAEpoNfp.--E bencrer Bickiorl, Of
Montpelier, convicted some two year. since
of causing false paper 70 be sent % Wash
geiop fer The purpose q procuring land
warrants. and sentenced 10 States Prison
for The term Of four years and 5000 fine,
has been pardoaei IS President lincoln
ID answer 10 a petition signed by tie Gov
ernor and numerous members Of both
branches Of the Legislature
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BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

TIVE FALL TERM Of this Institution will CON-
i mence WEDNESDAY 7. NJ, August q, and
continue fourteen weeks
REy. J. D. wIcKHAM, 4. ~, Principal
REy s0LON ALBEE, a. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
ond Greek
GEORGE RICHARDSON. A. b., Teacher o.
Mathematical and English branches
French, Drawing and Music viii be taught bv
lady Of experience
Pupils Of both sexes can be accommodated With
rooms and board AZ the Seminary. The Prnci-
pal and bis family, With the several teachers ii
both departments. constitute with these one FAM
ily, and are regulated accordingly
For circulars giving information q 10 terms,
Sc, address the Principal
Manchester. July ie. 1861
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C0nStabIe'S Sale.

The nonresident proprioors Of the Town Of
Peru, in the County VI Bennington. and State Of
Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes as
sossed by said Town, within the year next pre-
teAing this date, remains either in whole or in
cart unpaia. q. ihc following described lands IN
said Town, TO wit
Aud so much Of said lands viii be sold at pub
lie Auction, NJ the dwelling house Of Leonard
Howard, in Peru. on Saturday, the 18th day Of
October next, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as shall be re-
qured TO discharge said tax witheost, unless pre-
yiousy paid.
JAMES LINCOLN, LIST Constable.
Dated at Peru, Aug, 22d, 1861.
Rnnre Tier Tnx
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Frankfort. Sept. oh

Frankfort, Sept. oh
The State Senate to-day appointed
Aiessrs. johnson, Reed and Thomas Mar
shall comnii,c TO visit Western Ken.
lucky and enquire OF the Federal and Con-
iederaic military authorities; by whose Iii
rcclion and for what reason they are or,u-
pying certain portions Of The soil Of Ken
lucky
In the House the United States Flag
was ordered to be hoisiod over The capitol
by vote OF ~ 10 20.
Mr.. Desla subsequently moved TO hoist
the State flag. when Tie motion was re-
tcrvd TO the committee on Federal Rrla-
tions.
The Senate i composed of ~ unionisis
and southern rights men. The House
is composed Of 70 unionists and "a south
ern rights men.
Cairo, Sept. Z.
Generals Pillow aud Polk are al Co
lambus with seven thousand rebel troops.
JEFF Thomson Is ia Missouri directly org
posiic with the balance Of the forces
Eight Hundred Federal troops LEFT here
to-day TO reinforce those at Paducah, XIV
Another regimen, is to follow Immediately
Washington, Sept. Z.
The name OF the private to be shot on
Monday, having been found guilty Of
sleeping en- las post. is William Scott Of
20. X, Sd regiment, Vermont volunteers.
Baltimore, Sept Q.
Yesterday afternoon two or three rear
cars Of a train containing delatchment Of
the Harris cayelry, Of New York. under
Col kirkpatrick, was thrown from the
track Of the Northern Central Railroad.
near Cockeyessille. throug the carelessness
OF tic engineer. -Four soldiers were killed.
and -four wounded, three MORALLY.
Fortress Monroe. Sept. s.
Caleb Smith, Secretary d the Interior,
Mr. Kennedy, Of the census Bureau, l..
Sealon. Of the fafriligcHcer. have spent
the day Al Old Point and Newport News.
They leave tonight Tor Washington.
The distinguished visitors bring tie cheer.
ing intelligence from Washington. 81 a re-
trogadc movement Of Beauregard's forces.
II is well understood he must capture
Washington or suffer the destruction al
his army, by the withdrawal Of the troops
10 the invaded States of the Southern Con.
Eederacy.
The Minnesota has not yet arrived.
The prevalent gale is driving large mum.
her OF transports into Fortress Monroe.
We have no aulheniic information 81
tie death 81 .lef. Davis
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
" be made to the next Session Of the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Vermont, for a grant for a
TURNPIKE ROAD commencing at or near
the point Of rock, 20 called, near the residence 81
William Jones, in Sunderland, TO extend easterly
70 the east line of said town.
Sunderland. August 26th, l80l.--8wl4
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VANDERIIp's HOTEL,

T'nIs long established hotclstill continues open
4 for the accommodation Of the travelling pub.
lie. Particular attention given to boariers from
abroad during the summer mouths, The public
patronage hitherto literally extended is respect
fully solicited 4. NJ. VANDERBILT & son,
Proprietors.
MANCHESTER, May %, 1861
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N0TIcE.

THE subscriber wishes 10 contract for quaint
| Try of OAK, second GROWTH WHITE ASH
YELLOW BIRCH. and ROCK MAPLE LuM-
Der. fer which liberal price win be paid.
n. B.-No persons opposed to the General Gov
eminent in putting down the present anhaitoleed
rebellion need apply, fgF no contract can the have
al our hands. EZRA EDISON
Factory Point, Sept. / 1861 --2wl6
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CORRECTED EvEuY TUESDAY.

Nev York, Sept. 6, 1861
Veal, G 8lc per III. sheep, by weight, So
So per cwt. Lambs, 81 a 81. Hogs, 4 l-2
81 per H. poultIy-Turkey, a Toe per ID.
Fat Hens, 10c. Spring Chickens per pair,
II to 3Sc Pells. 40c Beef, average 81 ~ per cwt
Wool.-D Domestic fleece, S5 3sc. Am full Me-
rno, 35 a SIC American one half, and Merino
one half, 80 $50. Am. and one half Merno,
% zoe Extra pulled, S5 37c superfne
pulled, 81 Bic.
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The Vermont soldier who was to be
shot yesterday FOR sleeping on his post,
has been pardoned aud restored to his
duties By order Of Gen. Mcclellan.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Equinox House.

Mrs 7 Martin, New York. " W Martin, do
Z z halfway, Burlingtou, 7 lAfoneeade. DO,
4 c Richard, New York. Z 7 Richard, do, Cha,
i yelling, No Bennington, Edward yelling, do
David CWee
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NOTICE.

M HEREAS my wife, MARY C0NNELL, has
wv left my bed and board without any just
cause or proyocaton, hereby forbid all persons
harbOring or trusting her on my account.
MICHAEL C0NNELL.
Dorset, Aug. 2sth, ls6l.--3Bl5
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
RY THE EQUINOX co.

0PEN FRoA JuSE TO prcrNnER. ron PERMANENT
on TRANSIENT VISITORS,
This House, having hcru recently enlarged. il
now the most oommodious IN tho State, aud IS fur
nished with the latest comforts and conyenienccs
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It's rpper4ed as To rebels afs Goa
yvasraiirF : ibs siciniiy q ti'asn bridge.
TnasT.
<, Loas. S w. s.
Ibe n,.ssty csmmi sson y assctaole -
al f.an An nal hat teen msifucea ie
tsf. Aeo5s.ltag 10 rule, ard areles q war,
~ pfsernefs broaela l-lae lhem.
Qaaey. iH Sept
Tae fo.lawine i spai abfat6b g
ia Chicago ruhnnc
Gea. Pais arrived herc las cgeasng.
BE leave. IBIS rssains 10 take ihe Geld in
Missouri
Tlse relseis base torn up thc railroad
tgatk add Ca daNa ihc telegraph poles he-
tucea nannewcl cad sbflaoa-
Martin Gfctn uas between iscse RE.
-. yesterday, With a force q zD99 wsli
armed troops. They had two pieces q
Artillery.
Geu ilsflbari i reported % be weA a
Shelbsna with i20o Of 1900 Iowa and u
liaois troops
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POR S,qkE.

4 GOOD, NEW, TWO HORSE LUMBER
"A WAGON. made at Salem, n. ", for sale by
JOHN c. ROBERTS.
Tactory Point, Sept Q, 1851.
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BORN.

In Arlington. Sept. 9Th, son to ALFRED +
BILLINGS
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Tor Representatives.

OWN hEIhEsEA IA 70 I.lsEN Fb'--
Arlington, Harmon Garfield, Bennington,
A. h. Gardner; Dorset, j. w. Baichel-
der; Landgroye, G. l.. Mead Manches-
Ter, A. l. Miner Salisbury, Clark Daie.;
Pownal, C. A. Paddock Peru, joel Ad-
ans, Ir. rupert, Seymour lIarwood I;
Readsboro, Caleb Willis; Scarsburg, ST.
mon Dome; Stamford, VIM. 5. Brooks /;
Sunderland. G.. u. Bacon Woudiord, G.
{. Dnn; Wnhal. b. Kendall
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Hotel Cards.


LAKE AUSTIN HOUSE,
Wells. Ncfmonl.
MERRITT LEWIS. Pborntrrgs
ulHiS HaISE has been rcccntly buiii - nc
accommodation a. those eisiiine LAKE Aa''tn
81 Wells Pond. Coed Accommodation ior Ffafsts'
a pumtfr Il sal ard raH beats sleays 'n t'ha'-
aess ior th5 nse q guests
BARDW Fit HOUSE.
ng d FOSTER COOKE,
NrtG rms RAILROAD srArtoNt
RUTLAND, VT.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
BrRiINoroN, VT.
frHis long established and vel known House
l has Loca newly lifted mp; ,he latest eonscu-
fences bare been added Tbis House Is situated
Is the centre u The business part IF the town, and
commands a gooi Prospect q Lake ohampain.
From the long experience 10 hotel keeping. the
proprietor Is confident that bis guests viii always
ieel themselves at home.
l.. =. DREW, Proprietor.
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justices OF the Peace.

ARLISGroS.-H Garfield, +. NJ. Ais
worth, Charles Derrick, j. ~ b. Thomas
llawley Prindlc, 4 II. Garfield, Austin
Bartlett.
BENNMoToN.--Jom Fay, Paul NJ
Sanders Thomas White, Samuel r. fEar.
is, John Y. Hall. Charles f. yelling
Milo &. Huling Lemuel Fuller, Latayetl
Lyon.
DoGsEr.--lIeman Morse, Sherman
Nichols, &. w. Farewell, X. NJ Under.
lsill, W. A. Tyri, s. f. Holly, Austin
l.add, ]. W BatcIeldcr, James b. Wood
II. Beebe.
MANcnEsTER.--Chauncey Green, J
G. Roberts, II. Howard, II. X. Fowler
S. S. Hill, l.. Sergeant, II f. Miner.
PowNAL.-Josiah Wright, William II
B'anchard, William Cove, Joseph Myers,
/. Lincoln, Henry Myers, William lows.
lee.
PERu.-I. X. Batchclder, Mark Batch
elder, J. 7. Long, f. H. Tutile, Hiram
Griswold
RuPERr,-J. j. jenkins, +. S. Bebee
Thomas l.. Sheldon, j. Parker, Simeon
Sheldon, A. II. Davis, j. A. Sheldon.
SEARsRuRG.- Henry Crosier, G. w
Doane, Simon Doanc, L. Cutler, Charlie.
Bond.
standardization Barton, Dennis
j. George, Lemurl Bottum, Ccphas ID
Sweet, Frances l.. Childs, Eli Stone, Hair
mon ID. Niles.
Marshall Ilurd, Levi Peck
Cyrus Prindle, l.. A. Bennett, n. +. Hurd
STANFogD.--S. \. Bemis, William s
Brooks, Timothy barber, John Brown, Ir'
Stroud.
SuNpERLAND.-Wm. Perkins, G.. b
Bacon, X. Webb, S. W. Il. Temple, | NJ
Gregory.
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SatardaT.

FORTRESS Monroe, scFi.9.
The Monticello and Harriet Lane re-
turned from Ilatieras lnlei this morning.
They report most gratifying intelligence.
The confeaeraies have abandoned their
strongly fortified fort at OcFacoke lulei.
Mulitndes Of NoFih Carolinians have dem
onrra'ed their loyoliy 70 government by
camming 10 Fort Ha,teras 90 take tie oath
Of allegiance. Bel Eren two and three
bnndoed have taken tisn oath Ia day.
The coaieSlcrates carried away their
guns from Ocraeokc, and lhe white flag
uas every where visible.
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It's pps4ed ,l.n tie rebels are coa-
yvrsraiirF : ibs ,icinity q tl'asn bridge
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Hudson, Mo-, Sept ..
Abe lager, baggage master on the Han
n,ble and 81 Jesel,h railroad, furnishes 10
the 81. Louis Democrat The following:
The passenger cXpre~ train bound west
an sept. ST. was throNa iHlo Platte River,
the timbcrs Of the east end Of the bridge
oyer THAI snam having been burned near
" throag. The entire train went down,
the engine turning over aud Tie baggage,
freight, mail and two passenger car. piled
on top. The passenger ears were COM
plelely smashed. several passengers were
killed AID anumbcr wounded. hegrcat-
81 excitement prevails in 81. Joseph in
regard 10 thls thurman outrage.
Montgomery, Nd, Sepi.2.
Al latest adyccs from Lccslureh there
wcre supposed to be about 1000 rebel
troop. there. They are busy throwing up
entertainments at the junction Of Llule
Falls road with Alexandra and Lccsburgh
turnpike.