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, 1861-09-05

In the Court House, On Monday next, ut 10 O'Clock
4. H., to receive more particular Instructions.
Young, able-bodied msn who vfaa t. jofs Cav-
airy Company ths+ II commanded by oaaesrs Of
long service, will still have N opportunity.
Al. LANGHoLz, Captain.
Ken wanted for Fi1lsen's Regiment st the
Recruiting Office, 15i Randolph street.
ONE HUNDRED MEN wanted Immediately, to
form company to Join Col Winslow'e g Regiment,
noW snca.aped at Princeton. i u expected that
Army % the Potomac. A muster roll Is opened
at Wrigbt's Trunk Store, 81 Glszk street.
~ 4 ReE1meatal Band wanted. Apply a.
above. sep5lu
Engineer ReE1Aent.
Col. J. ": Wilson hsyi2g received commission
Regiment of Mechanic .FueiIeers, to be employed
fqf repairing bridges building foftheatto1s Fl and
~ ,bs II ao pa ana fs
maRteri0g Companies, win pIease correspond with
Col. Wilson, at Headquarters. No. 52 South Wells
in;d The g' s1s Wh,S WsSn he5 e
The above regiment viii bear II mind that privates
receive An additional pay Of aty cents per day
more than other yolqnSse1WS Wsys ~ o1eer 1d
20. Box ases. - "
P. S.-Mechanies OF active 1aborera wishing to
enroll their nsmes can dc 30 BY calling at head.
QUARTERS. #,
KanAz& Brigade
Commanded BY Brig: Gen J. Il. Lane.
RECRUITS FOE KAasAs BR1aADE.-Fuu compa.
niee squads q single recruits are wanted for this
department Of service. Subsistence and trans
poTtation will be furnish he'd, as soon as reported
10 me and accepted. No department of the ser
Vice can be more inviting to the young men who
desire to serse our commen country. Arms and
equipments are ready for distribution on arrival
Of recruits at Fert LeavenwOrth4
For Information apply to james =. Mills, Metro
pol1tan Hotel, Chicago. or to to the subecrlber q
Moline, Rock Island and Davenport, for TIT
| wteke. q. z. s1cKLEs,
| aug 212ws Recruiting Service &. B.
, 1861-09-05

New York Live Stock Market.
new ToRK, Sept 4.-Beef advanced nc. Re
ceipts, 4,130, Quoted at 1890. Sheep &c higher.
tire. Receipts 1900. Quoted at s15@s1fc.
, 1861-09-05
Willow Spring Ice.

Editors Chicago Tribune.
The West Mazkt Mission, Reuben street
Mission ndjWIliam Street Mission Sabbatn
Schools desire, through your colums, to e.
press their grateful aeknow owledgments to WI.
81. Sweet, Esq, of C. FoIlansbee & Sons WI
low Spring Ice Company, for a bountifu1 do
nation of Ice for the 1ats excursion to Wood
lawn. A thousand children, grateful Tor the
cooling gift, will remember long the Willow
Spring and its gentlemanly proprietora, and
will forever Associate with theiE kindness the
GI11atr
, 1861-09-05

ofyesterday contains the following:
The deposits by outside parties at the Sub
Treasury for 80 e cent. Treasury Notes are larg
er than On any day eince the subscription was
opened. The amount il $350. 600. The subscrip-
tions are mainly for the safe investment Of small
rance Company. The aggregate subscriptions are
noW about g zoo COO: iet Of So, 900 600 It is
mored, has been made by Continental capt. alists,
the coupons to be made payable at Frankfort, but
nothing is officially known about it.. 4 single
specimen Of the demsnd note for IS has made its
appearance IN Wall street.
, 1861-09-05


The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office for Postage. will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Cali at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
Robt. Knight, Chicago, I'll.
John Baldwin, - "
E McLeroth. s. *s
Lang Grssssan5baum,.... ssa5 :. :.
Edward Martin. s. 81
Allen, Vane q Co." 's
Col. Austin Light. Chicago, I'll.
HHobbs; oliphaat I's & Co., Chicago, n.
Gatha1ine Sebmith,
J. ~. 5: Tanki9f, dG 15iit' pian'o, Dgns''D' ii. L.
Rev. j. Andereon. Andover, H.
Mfs; Eliza MeskeE, Delaware. n
Edward McGuire, Hamilton. o.
John Floyd, Pittebuzg. Pa.
Mr7. Horace F. Hail, Syracuse, n. Z.
hrs. Sarah Farmer, BROOKLYN, MI.
syaSaater ". Murphy
Letters under old style Btamps and stamped en-
velopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
Robt. shattuck, Chicago. III.
Mtfs n. KathaEias Z hean nWsinmann, chieaso. r.
| John Velie, Plato. III.
Margaret Booth, zenfa, III:
y|as James n L1,Es.sy. 1.s. Saseyis' Sisssiale' II y
| Doctor Hunt, Bristol. III.
| L. Smith, M1nooka, Ill
~ W,l'iams,;on hessspo5t a. rv,n.,;
| House & Brayton, Delhi, Iowa
Patrick KeIly, Brownsville, MINI
Christian Philippas, New Buffalo, Mich.
| Mrs. Mary z. Spring, Fultonhauo. o..
Mrs. Michael Caehaan, Remington, Conn.
James Tourg. ThomsonF1lle. Conn.
Mra. r. A Law, Frostburg, Pa.
Wm. McEva, Coulte1sville, Pa.
Miss Harriet Glenn, Coulterssil]e, Pa.
Misc Maggie E, Tubridy, Yorkville, N. 7.
| G. j. .Nnrlh. Waterloo, N 7.
Robert Newton, Buffalo. N T.
Capt, R. a. Long, Buhalo, n. 7.
HI. Southwick. Michigan Infantry, Co. E.
Mtchael Wa.Rh, Terre HAute, Ind
Geo. ". Green, English Lake, Ind.
, 1861-09-05


tK Our old friend Geo. F. Foster, Esq, now Of
the firm OF Foster & Hardenberg, Ship Chand1ers
and Sail Makers. No. 942 South Water street, has
recently purchased the sole right to manufacture
the celebrated 'sibiey Tent in the States Of Hi
nois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Min-
nesots, Missouri, Kansas and Nehrasks. As this
has received the appreciation OF the War Depart
ment At Washington, and 1t is In great favor with
all onr army officers, we do but an act of justice
in thus calling attention to It's eltta, and notify
ing parties where It may be obtained. sep42t
~ Borden's Condensed Milk superior to any
article of the kind as food for infants, Just re-
eeiTed BY Sargent, Apotheca1y, Randolph and
State streetE.
e. Blackberry Cordial for ammer-complaints
made from the fruit; superior medicine for chill
dren prepared By Sargent. Apothecary, Randolph
and State streets.
EB Cook b McLain, 123 Clark street, are elean-
Ing and dy1ng ladies' silks, ehswls, &C., 1t the
lowest possible prices.
e. All should not fail to read the advertise
neut OF Prof. Wood IN today'e psper. nh-1y.
, 1861-09-05

Sr. LOUIS MONEY MARKEr.-The Democrat Of
this morning contains the following:
There Was nothirg new in the money market to-
day, and rates OF exchange and gold were un-
chaDged-the former being 8 per cent. premium
There is no bueiness demand for exchange, but it
Is probably as low as the banks will let It go.
There does not appear to be any scarcity Of ex-
change, but want of confidence In Missouri mon-
ey, ii doubtless the secret Of its remaining pres
ent figures.
, 1861-09-05

BoARD OF EpucA1IoH MKETrNG,-The
Board If Education hold specla! meeting
this afternoon at their rooms
, 1861-09-05
FINEST AllE TRACK AND AxPHITHEA
TIE IN AMERICA.

GRAND cAVALCADE OF PREMIUM STOCK.
Flora TRNrL1, ETHH ALLEN and other celebrt
ties expected to compete for independent AID In.
For,ant prizes, over aud shove the PREMIUM L1sE.
LADIES RIDING AND DRIVING,
l10 doll4rr offered II Premiums,
, 1861-09-05

EARNINGS or THE Sr. LOUIS, ALTON d CHICAGO
RAnRoAD.-The following are the earnings Of the
above road fos the week ending Aug. 81:
, 1861-09-05

FoR WAsHaG9o6.-Dz. Rauch, lately ap
pointed Brigade Surgeon, Leaves to dsy for
Washington to fu his sst.
, 1861-09-05
The Union Defence Committees
OFFICE CE1oE Defence COMMITTEE,

Nos a and 4G State Street. I
This Committee holds dsi1y sessions, for the
purpose Of considering and eapeditiEg the organ
ization OF Companies, or Regiments Volunteering
at this point. Any information desired by parties
in the country, who w1sh to enliet In the service
OF the United States, will be promptly given on
application BY letter Or in person. to the Sec1eta~
n OF this Committee. au296t
, 1861-09-05

WEDSEsDAT EVENING, Sept, 4, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments fol
the past twenty four houra:
rxrYTpT4 F.AA7 rrTKxrY-F1UE HnrtH
, 1861-09-05
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,


EorE.-q4otatiozs Of sa2es gsren in this iNarEes
Report. dTe understood to Be for good eonceTtibs
ell3Teacy, u1issas otherwise st1ted.
, 1861-09-05

NEW REcRU1Ts.-0ne hundred and ffty re-
e1ufts offered themselves and were sworn into
the Douglas Brigade yesterday.
, 1861-09-05

SCHOOL BooKs-Sander's Primers, Spellers
and Readers; Dayis's, Emerson's, and Col
burns Arithmetics: War1en's Biographies.
Wells's Gramrnars, and other school books
can be hsd at the lowest prices, Of J. J, Kear-
ney, No. 1857 South Clark street, near Monroe.
, 1861-09-05

TEMPERANCE MEE1IsG.-A1l Good Templar
Degree members are invited toattend Union
Degree meeting at Houston Hall, corner Clln-
ton and Randolph streets, On Thursday eye
ming, Sept 5t1. at q quarter before eight
n,clnrE
, 1861-09-05

A BuRIA1 1oT.-The st. Andrews Benevo'
lent soeaety tscoteh) have purchased recent.
IL, a lot In the old Chicago Cematery for the
bu1iM purposes of their organization.
, 1861-09-05

HYDE PARE eKMHAKY.-The third rear Of
this beautifully located institution and snpe-
rior school. commences on Monday next, the
eth inst. Notwithstanding the untavorable
times, the school commences under Tery cheer
irE auspiees,
, 1861-09-05

# The friends Of the Jefferson Baptist
PLANES On Friday, the 9Th. Train 1eaves the
Northwestern depot at s a. m. Tickets SO
cents-ehildren half price. Two companies
of military, Capt. Crofton's aud Capt. Tlaen's
-are eEcamped there
, 1861-09-05

cape before any alarm Was raised Conner
WINS taken to the hospital and had his wounds
dressed. he recovered sufficiently yesterday
to appear In Court aud prefer the charge.
, 1861-09-05

HOTEL At b1oeA1so1oh.-"e wish to call
the attention OF cur readers TO The hotel at
Bloomington, kept By Clarke q ta&chin, and
known ~ the hieoHs House MI. Nieohs,
under whose fostering care the mouse mas BE-
come widely KNOWN enas1eo eat's 'o1 Tue
way, and the ahoTe named gentlemen caffy
On, IN the old style, the old stand. The many
.-.sS ' ~ W. 1snt nva.4 474t's 'o So Ha.1aa,
1nsor' US ~. aos..on a1 ol me s:ase 49,, -
Ge0oe! 0A@ ]4"S ~ eeee"a4 W LIE Stnee 4*S'14A
, 1861-09-05

CORRECTION. the narration Of the
Princes visit, puhlished in our issue Of yester-
Gay, We were in error in stating that the
Freneh Vice Consul, n. Rssin d'Elpeux, Of
this city, accompanied the Prince. The Vace
Consul WIS represented by Mons j. G. Bsr-
tean, President Of the French Benevolent So
ciety, the former gentleman being confined to
his room by Illness.
, 1861-09-05
MILITARY 4fATEEH8.

e. All should not fa1i to read the advertise
nent at Prof Wood IN tc-day'e p8Per. mh-1y.
, 1861-09-05

PERSONAL S hay, Esq, the Private
st,es@:. ef President Lincoln, passed through
,hif city yesterday, route for Springfield, III.
He reports tAe President In most excellent
leal1h.
, 1861-09-05

Go AND DO L1KEw1sE.--J. c. Ure, the for.
:et and gardener, astonished Camp Webb yes
terdaJ with huge wagon load Of green corn,
ouions, cahhagea and other vegetables, for the
use Of the regiment We would suggest to
o hers the pr't yet going and doing like
, 1861-09-05

RAILROAD LEAsEp.-The Michigan Central
Railroad has leased the Northern Division Of
the Louisville, New Albany and Chicsgo Rail"
road, extending from Lafayette, Ind, to Mich
igan City, sud Will equip and run it. This
section il ninety three miles in length. The
Central road pays percentage for its use,
keeps It in running order, and furnishes the
equipment. Possession Was taken on Monday
last.
, 1861-09-05

TIE NORTHWESTERN RIFLE REenMRNT.-
The uniforms for Col. KnoblesdorH's regi-
ment arrived yesterday. Tney are d gray
trimmed with green, according to the army
regulations
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26

The Georgia Legislature appropriated
100000 for the relief OF the Charleston sui-
ferers.
The Canada papers are threatening tina t
if Canada is invaded from the United States,
the Canadians will invade Maine, as they
want Portland on many accounts.
The U. S. government bounties to the
Eastern fishermen will be paid on the LIST Of
January. Some three or four hundred
thousand dollars will be distributed. Glou-
ceser alone claims one hundred and twenty
five thousand.
The Hudson River Railroad trains were
considerably impeded on Monday night by
immense snow drifts.
Col. Mullgan has declined an invitation
to lecture in Boston, as he is impatient to
return to the West.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26
w AR NEWS.

The Associated Press dispatch from Fort
ress Monroe, continues to speak Of the Skin
mish at New Market bridge as only slight
affair. The details furnished represent that
two companies Of New York regiment
whilst ON the search for d missing man, en-
countered seven hundred Confederate val
~ and ntan try; cut their way through them,
killing seven Of the enemy and escaping
themselves without loss. Six OF the Federal
troops were, however, slightly wounded, II
is said. 1t is further reported that a whole
company OF negroes were engaged on the
Confederate side, by whom two OF the Fede-
The news from Kentucky is not Of special
importance. The Confederales have torn up
the railroad lrack south vi Green river,
whereby the advance Of Gen. Buell. upon
Bowling Green ~ rendered at this season OF
the year almost impractlcabie.
The destruction by the Contederates Of the
North Missouri Railway, fer distance ol
one hundred miles, is confirmed. The prin.
opal bridges along The line have also been
burned--rhe Culverts burned or TORN down,
and the rolling stock destroyed.
Gen. Price is SAID to have nine thousand
men north Of the Missouri river, and rein.
torcements are Fastening to JOIN him. The
Federal troops at Lexington have burned the
ferry boats and the cannon f-andry at tina
place.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The following dispatch appears in the
Richmond Epquirer:-New Orleans, Dec. 6
Business on the levee continues remarka-
bly, brisk, and bids fair TO remain SO until
the present crop Of sugar is exhausted
Scarcely a day passes now but some Of the
packets refuse freight, being unable to carry
all that is offered Tor shipment
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th says:
eighteen alien enemies, who had been con-
fined in the county jail for several weeks up
Oh general charges of hostility to the cOnted-
eracy, were discharged from custody on
Wednesday, and will probably be allowed to
depart in a day or tWo."
The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th says:
"On Monday next one hundred and seventy,
| five Of the Yankee prisoners now here will
be dispatched southwark probably to n forth
Carolina. 1t is said that arrangements are
being perfected by the enemy that will lead
to the return Of eight Of our officers, and the
consequent sending away by us of that num-
Der OF theirs now here. We hope it may
prove true"
The Newbern IN. c. Progress says that
in few days there will be salt enough man
ufactured near Morehead City to supply any
demand that is likely to be made. We are
assured that gentlemen of ability and ener-
gy have taken the matter in hand, and will
be able in a few days to turn cut two hun
dred bushels per day, which they intend to
sell on living terms.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10Th says:
i" Brigadier General Henry A. Wise arrived
in this city on Tuesday, from his farm in
Princess Anne county. His friends will be
glad to learn that his brief respite from the
arduous duties Of the campaign has proved
highly beneficial to his health. Brig. Gen.
John B. Floyd also arrived in this city yes
terday."
The Charleston Courier of the 18th re-
ports that Governor Pickens had received a
quantity of arms from Richmond.
Lie ". ~. DclL6 GGuVEpCSS tHht bbtifc
sacks of saltpetre from the Arkansas mines,
ON White river, arrived al Memphis the 9TH
er day.
The Delta's correspondent at Centreyille,
Va, writes, November Is, that Beauregard's
army ale all comfortable and we'll clothed,
except the Louisiana troops.
The Legislature of Alabama has appro-
priated $3.50, 900 for the purchase of an iron
clad gun-boat and ram, for the bay and har-
Dor of Mobile.
A correspondent of the N. O. Delta, wri-
ting from Union Mills, Va, on the 28sh aud
Both ult, gives an interesting account of q
visit to Dumtries and Transport, at each OF
which places there is Il strong Confederate
force. Gen. Wisfall, Of Texas, is in COM
mand of the troops at Dumfries.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of deed of trust, bearing date
ID on the 23d of May, 1854, and by consent Of
the parties thereto will, on THURSDAY, JAN
UARY ID, lS62iat II O'CLOCK, NJ, in front of
the Mayors office, in the city of Alexandria, sell
[=s AT public auction for cash, 1.-TWO story TEN
Zaad EMENT and LOT OF GROUND, on tho
south side of Cameron street, between Pitt and
ST. Asaph streets, lying next west of tho property
owned and occupied by Benjamin Waters, Esq.
The lot fronts Cameron street about 80 feet and
extends back about 100 feet.
dec 23-eots S. F. BEACH, Trustee.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26

A Richmond correspondent says, in addi-
tion to the $250,000 appropriated by the Con.
iederate Congress Tor the relief OF the
Charleston sufferers, the Legislature of Vir-
GINA will appropriate 100000. Collections
were also taken up in all the churches On the
18th inst.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL Col
Washington December II, 1861
IN PURSUANCE Of the requirement of the
l. Commissioners of Public Works of the State Of
Maryland notice is hereby given that general
meeting of the Stockholders of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company will be held at the Office
of the Company, on Thursday, the Goth of Janu-
airy next, at IL o'clock NJ.
w. S. RINGGOLD, Secretary.
Washina ton, dec 18--lawtDec II
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26
M Is ELAN EOUS .
!. MAYORS OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, DEC. a, 1901
TIVE attention of keepers of Ordinaries and
4 Restaurants and Confectieners is called to
chapter 1876 OF the Code of Virginia 18th section,
as well as to the Corporate laws the subject of
keeping open on the Sabbath. All persons are,
therefore, notified that the laws will be enforced
The mere fact of closing front doors, and keeping
side doors or gates open, will not prevent fines
from being Imposed
dec 24-3t LEWIS MCKENZIE, Mayor.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

/ HAVE for hire several SERVANTS, of differ
l. ent ages and sexes, among them some e cd
cooks, washers and roners. Apply at my resi-.
dence near Alexandria, on the Washington road.
dec 23-lwAs THOMAS W. SWAMI
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-26

GMALL CHANGE and COPPERS may be had
~ in exchange for GOLD or its equivalent, at the
counter of the Local News. dec 23-3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-01
Be of Good Courage.

The late reverse met by our arms, as seen by
The additional light every day thrown upon it
in relation to its causes and it's extent, has had
its first CHASTITY and gigantic proportions so
much diminished, that it now exhibits little 1t
anything to alright our courage, or alarm our
tears for the ultimate success Of the arms Of the
Ntpub ic. In effective strength the army of
the Union has not lost two thousand men. If,
instead of the Sundays disaster, the telegraph
had brought the in diligence that TWO Regi
ments of three months men had that day, their
,!me having expired, been mustered out of ser.
vice and left Washington for their peaceful
Northern homes, the item would hardly have
arrested the attention of any but the relatives
and neighbors of the returning troops. And
yet in point Of numerical strength our amy
would have been as much Weakened and the
chances Of ultimate victory made as much less
by that comparatively unnoticed departure of
soldiers from the service of the Country, as by
the loss and defeat at Bull run. In fact, with
the week in which the disaster occurred, the
army lost five times ae many soldiers whose pc
ROC of service had expired, as were lost by the
mistake Of Sunday. Yet this latter fact has
excited little comment, while our papers have
been full Of disheartening suggestions, and 1.-THE
papers have been in this respect but an echo of
the public voce-respecting the deplorable dis
aste- to our arms.
1t is true, to be sure, that in many instances,
perhaps in most, a defeated army suffers much
N prestige, courage confidence, beyond the mere
numbers who are disabled, and the victors gain
proport ionately IN the same qualities, but this
is not always true, and should be least of all
tue in this instance. A grateful and liberated
Country reared a monum ent at Bunker Hill,
tut not at Yorktown. In the bulletins of tho
Gay he Yankees were defeated and cut to pieces
on the 18th OF June, 1875, but in history,
grasping the whole field and taking in all the
battles of eight weary years, it was the first
grand blow of the many that broke the chain Of
tyranny, the temporary reverses of the morning
Of the day that closed upon glorious victory.
And the day of Bunker Hill was infinitely more
disastrous to the small army OF the Republic
shan any exa ggeration can make the Dist of
July, 1861, to the army of the Potomac.
But if at first there was the slightest
foundation for anything but grief for those who
had suffered, and humiliation for the disgrace
10 our Flag, each succeeding day it brings
the news of the thousands and tens of thou
sands that are backing on their srmor to aver &c
the reverse at Bull run, ought to dispei every
apprehension that the final victory will be arg
the less surely and sI eedily reached The I'M
,nense resourccs Of the North 10 mer aud money,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-01

6 O'CLOCK, a. NJ.
TO THE FREEMAN

NEW YORK, July 81,
The Joseph Whitney brings 226 men of the
Doth N. Y. Regiment whose time expired some
time since. They will be Joined here by the
balance of the Regiment and mustered out OF
service when they will re organize for the war.
\ special dispatch to the Commercial says
John Holahan Of Washington has been arrest
ed on charge Of treason in having aided the
panic at Bulls Run.
Strict measures are in progress for the reno
val of Secession clerks from the Departments.
Col. Farnham is rapidly recovering. The
Fire Zouavcs were paid to day
a Washington dispatch to the Post says
Beauregard's chief Surgeon reports their loss to
be 300 killed and over 1000 wounded.
Col Towards Brigade is throwing up en-
trenchments to-day four miles from Alexandria
New YORK, July 81.
The Trijune's special Washington dispatch
says Gen. McClelland expresses the opinion that
this will be an artillery war; and asks for as
many batteries as it is possible to provide
A Regiment has been sent to him to extend his
line pickets along the Potomac to Harper's Fer
ry Seven additional Regiments have gone up
to Chain Bridge to-day where three or four are
now posted.
There are fresh indications of more vgor-
Gus policy. The schooner Tropic Wind reports
heard rapid and heavy firing on the 2Sth, in.
the direction of Fortress Monroe.
The schooner A. E. Willard reports on the
18th off New Inlet, saw two steamers firing at a
steamer near the shore.
4 large war steamer was off the shore and
another coming towards them.
JEFFERSON CITY, July 81.
The Convention to-day declared vacant the
Office of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
Secretary Of State, by vote Of Sc TO 2j.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-01
A DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at this office until iurtIe,
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 tclcgraphir
news to the time of going to press
The Terms will he,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
houses or places Of business
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms,
Orders are solicited c. W. WILLARD.