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Gen. Pope goes TO work with his sleeve,
rolled up. His forces destroyed the rebo
stronghold Of Gordonsvlile, it's railroad,
snd army supplies; and the General Or.
ders OF the Western Wsrrior show how
gencle are to be hurt under Pope's dis,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

A ienev client ia,tnuuoA esabli,hed by special I'm.
dowmenb ioEthe Relief ofthe Sick an 4 nstre sse 4
smiciet With Nifuleat and tpijemie Diseases, aar
e,pee'ay 'e' the eofe ef d'seasss ofehe Sexual ot.
ganN.
Nj EplCAl. ADVICE given gratis, by the Aetins
SURGEON, te s Who Apply bvlstet, With desclip
&e y andin eases orsiireme poverty, Medicines fur
a,shad nee OF charge,
VALUABLE Rkrosrs on arsrms,ortAaa, aaS
other d,.ssses Of The sesaa orsas, aad on tho NEW
mieisd 10 sealed lsssr snSeicptsfree ofehsrgs I've
o. ttfee S,amps tot postage viii he eecsplablo.
AcFsss, Dk. 4, skiLLtN hou0ufoN, iAotnr
" eeop, Howard AsSsc,Aiioe, Nos2 South Ninth 81
re,l.delPMa, Pa Ny orlsr afihs Difseters
EZRA u, ,hEARf,vkLi,,f frssiastt.
Gao, rARcnttp. svsNtefv. dsess ~
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rGos, Tod has sppoiptsd Charles
Anderson (brother Of Major Andcrson.) }
hats of Texas. Colonel of the ssd O Reg
insnt.
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Mrs. " CARTER,
Mr T.. y. WEEKS
MissC. sWORMSTEtT.
Iu..t tlFI

tT1- The above named Ladies We are personally nc
qnnainted With and know that Ter sevcfal yeau while
We livedin Mcdinn, they were great sufferers. Miss
has bcen so badly afflicted thai u was with dificuty
she was Eble 10 stn nd upon her feet. few beties of
Catlolicon snifeN cared her OF her con- rlainis NV
wife received great benefit II m this medicine. We
recommend II to the Ladies' Of this County safe
and decicni remedy for the many complaints they are
suilecttoS
JOHN WEEKS,
Eitor Canfeld Herald.
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Sehirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries nhd Esfoiiation of
the Bones.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

y =" -IVN ITT' NNTIU NNHH VT
Coughs, Colds, Inhuenzn, IIonrseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipiont Com
sumption, md for tile Neiicf
of Consumptivc Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This ia remedy universally known to surpass any
other For tho or throat and lung complaints that 1t
is useless here 10 publish tile evidence Of its virtues Its
unryac excellence for coughs md colds, and Its truly
wonderful OF pulmonary disease, have made IL
known Throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few tie communities, families among them
who have not some personal experience Of Its eneeu
living trophy IN their ndst Of its victory over the
AZ all know tile drvadfui fatality Of these disorders, aud
they know, too the effects OF this -enedy need not
do than them that II has all tho Nir.
that u did have when making the which have
won strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR., J. Q, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold ~ INN 10y DUBOIS d q, III
st. John Il Co rovlly
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr u. u ktsostT --DeMSni Wctel IL aduiy we
owe to Tie public, to uaie tnat i;arsh-ls Cathocon
s medicine inva liable tor cump iints clised under
the head Of Female Diseases We have nsed your
GrUienbsrg Medicine aud have en greatly benefited
thereby, 20 much that were the price double we
would hfve them. To the Thousand Of our sex who
re SUI, ng ifom weukntsses. We would tecoume nd
the Chtholicon panacea II giyes sirenrthto
tho systsm aud enables each Of the organs Of the body
TO perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs.. w CARTER.
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a. g.. BciIharz,

Dental surgeon. Office in
ehevhsn', Black, rd story, directly pnttrthe rihuue
Dn,c, Muskstsircct iihn Nbio, "oSS "
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld Herald.

u. n. KINGSLEY, ,Clcvelaud.
For Sale hy puBoi. n Co., u. II. Snyder, THIN;
u. Hall iowelli pt r. Yates. Green Springs; VIM.
an BY medicine dealers thrnughnui the state.
n u. KINGSLEY ,Cieyriand,
u2a.lN Agent fot Ono.
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Syphilis and SIercuriaI Disease.
NIw OnIE,Ns. 2bth August, 1sb9

On. J. c. AyEn; Sir, chccrIny comply with thu
eres OF your agent and report TO Of the effects
have realized with your SarRTarilla
have cured with II, in my practice, most of the
plants fr which II Il recommended. aud have fnnd s
effects truly wonderful IN the OF Ircftdf and Mei
ciei Dsease Ono uf my patients bad Syhiliie ulcers
In bis throat which werc consuming his palate aud the
top OF Lis mouth. Your snrsararilla sendily taken,
cured him In five weeks. Another attacked by
ondary symptoms In his md the utrrafion hns
eatou away considerable part Of u, 80 that bcevo tho
disorder would reach Ills brin and Mil him. but II
yielded to my administration Of your sarsararlla; Mo
ulcers healed and c Is we'll again, hot OF cunrsc without
dishgufntion to his face. woman Who had been
treated for tho disorder by mercury Suffering
frum this poison IN hvr bones They had become
siiiye TO the weather that daup day shc suffered sx-
orucating pain IN her j,nls aud bones She, to,
cured entirely 10y your SarraIaria In q Few weeks. I
know fiom ts formula Which ysur ngent gavo nac that
this IelaratiOn fren your laboratory must bs great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with II have ret SUI ~ isrd ne.
ffnt N.
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III. ". SfcLIncr.

Attorney Mt Law, has resumed
80 ptae,irs hna will give sro, eiisuiion to MI hpd
ests enira,tci to hun Oiice w the corner ~ Ebert
nlntk, directly above the store tonm Of Mr.. Geoig'
svlor, and oppesteihe shnwhanllouie. Apls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Once in Halls uiosk, osens,sSshhs p-'F ,s' 49,
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Tiffin stjeshlp Jrihanr
tor tis 1ribuuc.
THE LITTLE VISITOR.

tOr tie 4 riDuuU.
THE LITTLE VISITOR.
From out The windows of ny soom
watched him atlfs playa
uaif bitterly. with snlleu g;ccm,
Noted bis sweet. shy ways.
Half bitterly disease Laj hia
ip CALLING chains on nc,
Hao hlled my days and nights With pain, !,
And longings,c be free
How sweet was lie 10 that dear 10y.
For me, how hhrdlto hear
] envied him hi. childish joy,
Freedom from pain and care.
uron bis noble brow read,
A prophecy Of fame,
While wen, dowanatdtd ne dead.
iIe'd gaiu an honorcd name
With bounding step and lighter heart,
I've Joined the busy throng,
Am striving 20 net we lmy part,
As do the brave and strong.
The bud on whose rich promised bloom,
NY cnvious glance was cast,
Ha. hid iia sweetness ia the tomb.
Niprcd by Deecmber.s blast.
Ths little hands 80 busy then.
10 mischicfs sweet employ,
win never GRASP the sword or pen
with patriotic joys
hut he has woa without q crcss,
A crown nnftding bright,
And earthly honors secm but lros..
When viewed ny heavenly light
1lsSlE,
Juy 18Th, 'G2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Invites close Cash Buyers to con
siasr ths following facts, and N .-l II
would not be to thai ihtetestt senl him an order
His business il exclusively t,Ash onet he buys and
exelssisey for csshi aad has oae Of the mo ex.
tensive factoFies Ia rihin.
Some thiry different choice brands of ssaars nom
Havana snd nremln eonsaatlv a. hand. Al esten.
iys cash business snahe sell vsFy smsi pra-
his. Aha, sals agent 6v genuine Havana Ease Prln.
eips, fsom the mandatory Of ~ de Lvieg gast Nun.
srot ste, Ria Strsst Pancipe ,tslad ds Cubs.
He has, also. ehoise hssads Of hne Chewing and
slDokins rehaeeo; frsaeh Rape sad Msaahoy sauf.
Terms cash, Iasesl n, scnlNSEss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01
Leucorrhore or whites, Ovnrtan Tum or,
UterIne liberation, EemnIe Diseases.

nr. y n. 8. Charming, OF New York City. writes
cheerfnlly comply with the request Of your nsent In
saying have found your Sarnpafina most excellent
alterative In tho numerous conn aints for which wa
employ sucl remedy. but especially IN Fladle DifcdIet
OF the Scrurilous dalhesis. have cured many nyoer
ate cases of Irncorfhoi by H. aud where the
paint caused by tccyiioi of the HsrHs. The ulcer
alton itself cured. Nothing within my knowl-
edge equals Il for these female arrangements"
Edward =. Marrow Of Newimry Ala. writes, A dan
gcrous ordrdn tgaior Of tl females IN my family
which hal ehad all the remedies We could employ, has
length been completely cured by your ENtrac OF Sar
sa,aiilla Our physician thought nothing but exlirra-
ton coul avr rrlef hut he advised the trial Of Your
Sarsapaiis the last resort beinrc cutting. and H.
proved clectua Arcr taking rrmey eight weeks
no symplou OF tho disease remains"
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Rheumatism, eou,, Liver Complaint.

ISDErrNnrNGr, Preston Co.. Va, eth July, 1859.
On. j, c. AYtR; Sir, have been afflicted with palm
hl chunic R,eumahsn for long time whirh lailc tue
skin u physicians, aud stuck u IN spite OF all tho
remedies could find until tiled your Safaararlla. Ono
bottle cured me IN two weeks aud restored my general
health 80 much That am far lAsiter than bcfOrc was
attacked. think II n wonderful medicine. J. fIEAM.
Jules " Getclel Of 81. Louis vriicsi "I have hcen
afflicted for years with gGtciion q( he Lirer, which
destroyed my health. tried every ng aud every thing
hc to relieve me; and have lecn troken1own mnn
for years from other than dcrge,Hent Of
tie Litrr My beloved pastor tie loy Mr.. fspy, advised
me ~ Try Sasapaa, because hc said e Knew
and any thing you mule worth Jng. ny the blcss
Ing Of Col II has cured aud has purified my blood
q 10 make of me. feel young again. The
best that can be said OF You Is not half good enough"
schirrus, Cancer Tum ors, EnIarsement,
liberation, Carries and ExfoiiatIon OF
the Bones.
great variety Of have bcen reported to wlsre
cures of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy, but spaee here will not admit
them. Some of them may he FUND IN American
Almanac, which tho agents below named plcascd to
furnish gratis to all Who call for them.
o..-s~r-s--; .,. .s,---s.. rIts. tcrn~r-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many ronnikr,c cures of those aiIeeois have been
made ly the altrra,e power ofihis m,dene II siimu-
lules tho vital functions ino vigorous actinn aud thus
disorders which would b. supposed ey0rd its
rcach SicliRrcmcy has long keen required hy the
ccssiiies of the people, aud Confident that iis will
do for them all that medicine cau do.
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PRICE OF MACHINES, o Complete

ssPl6 4u sa3 e
We have operei aDcpslior the sale Of our
Machines at 100 West Filth ST.. Cinelnnati'
s 3fifF FsF ~ wM. BETTY, Agent
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ALPIlED n. TALLEy.
81. Anthony's Fire, ltose or ErysipeIas,
Tstter and salt Rheum, scaid Head,
ningworn, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

Dr. lolett ". Prehle writes from saicm N. Y, l2tl
Sept 1859, that he has cured an inyctcrate
Dropsg which threateaed 10 terminate fatally, hy th
pcrseveflng of Sarsaima, and also dangvrvus
Malignant Erypelds by large doses Of the same seys
he cures the common Ersp'iions by Il constantly.
Bronshocefe, Goitrs or SNveiled Week.
zebulon Sloan " rsieci, Texas, writes Tbrcs bot
Tics of yonr s0Isaratila cured me nom CTR "a hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years" s.a. .fI
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Noble, DeVyOIf & Noble,
a. "a rgNNlNuroN. c. LEE, S RnswEn
Pennington Lee & Brewer.
I.. &tcrn.

NTtOrnVNH NJ INW HHU pOTTVTT'
o,in Chanecrv. Rooms, In singer. New ncrt op.
nasito the Conrt itsnse. TiMn. May tai, hNt
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BUSINESS CARDS.
y. ID. HOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tillir. Ohio
once In shrwhan's New Block, over sbfivers elor'
fehin.tf
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and you should try them before going for
aphysiciun. g,
Get Pamphlet or Alnanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, aud If YOU
have over doubted YOU will
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

TEE ATLANTIC MoyTR1Y for january is one u
tho best Numbers ever issued It's contents are
as follows " llapplest Days. by Gail ilamii-
ION " Tie Promise Of the D .wn,'' by The uu-
thor OF " Lie In the Iron Mills ; " In the
Halfway House" By James Russell Lowell
- Nj. Bcckle as Thiukcr.' by D. A. We.
son . r ,ccoiIeGtions Of d Gifted Woman"
by Nathaniel Hawthorne Mr.. Axtell .;
: Tne L'g9nd Of Rabbi Bsa Levi" by Henry
W. LonSielIoW My Friend, the Watch, .
by George William Curtis = Beni4min Ban
nekcr, the Negro Astronomer" by IL d. Con
way :; The Sleeping Sentinel -; " Iton.Ciad
Ships ard IIesyy Ordnance" ty Andre" l..
Holly ; " Andrew Rykmsn . Prayer" by JOhu
q. Whitsiar " The Scr@th5eys," By Hlrrict
Z. Prescott: "The line Lady, by julia
Ward Hove; a Reply Addressed to the
"omen 0! Eogjand," By hary'es Bsecher
Steve " Tie Soldiers Rally" b. Eloritge
j lsrson CATER ana " OVersure9 irom K,ch-
luo->, - by Pros. Er4ncls j. Child.
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Peace Proposit .ous.

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N ~ bs !dS. IA prop sing an Imn ad'ath ccsst
'l" % III o'uV, y" @''0 'i'euy avs
.wSl,ch h,ou,ht about tAi, unnecessary and in
5Griuns CIVIL war by Ist and ri; G 4uto .curijy
against lhc return vi axe c'!Anit'1 IA t'mes 10
]1uN WIS 'io"a' o'Sio ~ 0n "l'S' ta'l-
sipe sud tue st ties Ter the restoration oi thu
aeon by such explicit aud most sole m
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

Een. Foster, after CHUNG fur battles, reach
r-sag Goldsbcro aid destroying the railroad
ss.d .els graph at that point, has retired to
New0in Ia this state Of facts it is n! cas-,
.-ao*te what has been gained By the ex! edition.
:"ahegebels viii be able 10 rebuild their railroad
Nridges, and relay ihe track, and soon be JUST
me well III us before the movment. And it how
,.pesMs as thoVsh the loss we have suffered il
.ske expedition, is Offset By no adequate advan-
aags
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Total.

Tao above is exclusive o. tho so.dio's' vote,
ana shows pretty concluavely how much foufl-
d4tloa there is for tbo D3tnocrat;c Roasting over
The great rohsicll reaction against the Admit
is trati01. And thare is not . State il the list,
except New Jersey that, had the soldiers been
q: home, woQld not haze gone Overwhelmingly
Republican.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

LEE MICRO BY STARLICUL.-A Among the maoy
odalsieS OF Orphous q. Kerr there are DulacIous
beauties o. sentiment. Here is one:
stepped aside to give place TO tie conser-
valve Aentuky chap, who lad just been dc.
nuunclng the message to tie MacKcrel cha plain
il Tho tent, and WAS greSt!y outraged 10y the
eh&plala ) response.
/. seems NV boy, that he had abruptly ad-
dressed tue chaplain, and says he " Il tAe
Ine.s4;!e wants To make the nlgGer The equal Vi
.ho c,neerva I'VE element 10y im plIcaMpii, mere
by GLHuuuce thag K.n,ucGv cvnsldHls herself
much oH.uGsd. hSAt iur shat t4g, says as,
molly, pointing t. lus national staudarG-" |
nshs Tor the btirs on that dag, to AID tie cause
Vt the white uIaB alOue aud with the black
man kentucky WI! have nothing 10 do what
ever.
The chaplain looked dreamily a, the flag, as
1t patched ths sly above him, ant says he:
= For men VI your Way OF thiukins, NY
irsno, that banner SHOULD bear sun Father
tiiat tbs stars"
Hcm . ssys the Kentucky chap. How
so?"
Why" says the chaplain gravely," De
meath tho stars alone, you cannot tell II black
Enan from u white nlnu. Tho master and slav.
OF the broad noonuay are equals under the
stars for n the sun Shines upon the une work
my that the other may he IDLE, the gent PLAN
els ot the My bit maze master and bundlnan vi
one hue aud perfect ,quats Ill Natures own Rs
plblic--starry Night. Inc banner Tor YOU iuy
trend, should boar the sun, W show that II is
but tor day..
The conservative Kentucky ebay camo away
s"earIng, my boy"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

SICK AND WOUNDED VI. SOLDIERS Gov
llalbrook, DR.. Phelps, surgeon il the army
Col. Wait, Gen. Ii. H. Baxterand DR.. Imam,
of Royalton leis for Washington recently.
fol the purpose of making necessary arrange
m(nts for the conveyance Of the sick and woun'-
I'd soldiers OF the Vermont regiments to the
General Hospital ~ Brattleboro.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26
The Christmas Stttk..rG.

There they are in tn corrcr,
Haugia, sile by side,
Fou' mt!e danny 81 cki' e.
Chub' and short and vide.
One for Eta and Charlie,
And one for Shy little Nell,
And the wee Little sock If crimson,
Is longs to the baby Bell.
Bell, to vhase infant beou'y
Every new day adds charms,
Taxing no though! Il the morrow
Sleeps in her mothers arms.
But up in heir own lit,le chamber,
BTTh, eager eyes l know,
Watch for the sledge b. leirdeers Gfawn
over the Crisry snow.
Sweet, simple faith Of childhood.
Way should break The spell?
Why Should tell them tha. only myth
Is .Ae "taiat " Hey love So vel:
lie. hem cherioh l.:tle longer
lheir s.mp!e nursery lore.
THERE'S time to learn worldly wisdom
IL he f4,ure that lies btfsr,.
Bat what shall pCl il tie stockings:
For with norniug's .agJcS, Hgh,.
shall hear On The stairs the rat.rf
or ,iny fc.. bare and white,
And happy and chi!d sh woes,
Ringing chi,dlike aud clear,
Wlll ,hjrrUp "a ne.r5 Christmas"
In ny haIf-awak, md ear.
He's are books tor the thourtf ul Eta,
and pictlrvs fv- sunny haired Mi,
Aud states and mit!rns far Charlie.
hGd toys tor The baby Bel.
As drop ihrm into III tt,c.ingg
Ny ns@rt goes up vi b , paper,
That TIE owing sud tender S&Y.tg
NM have lheIp III his care,
ok .ep tn NJ pray the, ever
Safe IL III, marrow way.
Never in FatJ fJfblCd.
Stuff, tn II feet to stray.
Guard them abd guide them, Jesus,
And ii the world grows cold,
Gather III m. faithful Shel herd,
lGiO Fly blessed fold
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Z1om the Il h Vermont Reg meat.
CAMP NtAK THE RAPPAEAHACtH,
two rI.l, ocio tn dsr,ck>our.n, W..
IL, uembvr I7ta, 1862.

have head that We have made an attack on
Frederick sburgh and ave anxious to hear icUl.
US, auQ The particulars st The part that We, with
the old 4th w.. took 10 the tight; which NO will
eAd.avor to do as well az We can.
la the first place ue will explain to you the
0atIle field. just back OK the city there Is "a
r+uBe Ui bIi!s, i've or SIX mlles lone, forming
naaEly hall cTcie' III" iarthesV point NOT three
miles lson LIE RIVER Ihtse h!l's are from Aoo
| CO jUJ feet nigh, ahc covered WIN timber
, Az tho 1901 Vi me HIS The eo|Eo 1ehgtH are
sIrch5 caTth#0iks QoitMue1 y batteries laSs1e
VI tI's I""a9 IL Cio@t Aelu' "''" "1' AZ" l''~>N
70 r1'ec' from el'h0f "t''''1iy OF in'@A'' : HLe
You VIE. u co2'7e teo -'Aa' 'n0 p@''e'-'s
." th7 "Ii4S' VIII" 'hc i1''o-J 'tvH '''9 0l'"'1'>
hlH''"ool3 0Ne4l ana "a Us" "hJ ''"J - '''ok'
'uo' S"op1d "''eNiP' ~ ""'@H'8 uP0H wv" >
az" Notc t"o "''@V" %" ~ 10 D'""'
Now i0i oor description o. the battle, which
one mas 10 ece 10 realize. h4a& lAuTs2dy w
wout 70 tbe IHer, b"t ca no. orJds TIL fEld"y
1iolalDG' At da9A oar regiment "cnt Oh pitE
st, and o4tufc%y "ere soht ~ shlIm's'crS ioE
Slo bi'G"G;' Gar '!nS Wa E'Iesh OF twenty
1od' ''oI 'N' ''''' ''''~--''S' e'ious' u D'''
'NeA4 Guy" al" ''iA' a. 80 w. "''0
TN 0,' ''''' "''-' '"~'' ~ go
'oH'' ''V''A' A'V' 00' '''N '''- '''''4
"'''' '''"' '@''''s 'SeA" =" '"''' 81" 'N'"'N'
ut9" US ~ Ne "3ie a'1 o:ee!11 u suTloito1E
Pl0EeI !lHe' A"e euPPof' "tbt oot' ana wv oto'e
VIE rene! 'ino 0aeA "h0 eo' mo Ql'cN 10 pro
'2e' us A0A4 tHeif A'e' AooA' Ia cioc@ VIZ
were V'uete0 1" advance sra ofl'e III the Iensi
hhs' 1hls We oia, Dat hos without loS'' Ia
Front 0! US were WOODS AIled villa rebel infant
r. ana tttcrlss, and On oar leit our III OK were
!orMiDg to attack. About one clock We ad-
rAtced, SIX lines OF Battle deep. Inc lines were
within about ten rods vi each ether. Before
"e got to ths woods The ftst four lines wers
cou i'leIt!y cat GOWN. lhc olheT TWO Lines Eue-
chem some distance, DRIVING The rebels out OF Ii
l!ne Of ci3s plts. Oar men were here sudienly
attacked, Oh our left, by u strong cJlu&n o! III
fanny, ana were now il turn driven back bchind
oar battery with heavy lJss.
N,w ah,u, the 4th A.s,,n a. our man
,vs,t into tha woods t,so rah.l h,,tsr,os c.,,,.
oaa to y,vc rs = cyos. Gre. surport.d by = lars.
body 81 infantry. Every man of ., cav Ana
knew that our duty was to drive back their
,,,,o,;.s n, l., th;s W., L,d to .ty,,.. -;obt
in t-oct Of the guns. which would ,our death
... d.otr,c,;oo ,n,, op. r,nks rh. order
). Forward" WAS given and not :. man auched.
We were now in the n idsl Of the conflict the
noke and tae ro.r Of bats,s. The graos and
canister en-, IA dawn h,t onward W, went
VII w,lhi1. o0O wards If their y.ns we onens4
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

1t is reported that MAJOR General Fremont 10
to assume command of the Mississippi River ex-
god tton now organizing at NJ mphiS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

Tue Etecrioys- Trlb0ac gives 'he eli
:i4l mai ;gi.ics Of the States which held thrir
elections last t8ll
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

nnLurt, although bis head WAS grazed by bali
o.ss,n, th-agch bis can. W.&E.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

x-osnt.rfcit bills on tho Grange county bank
,sssCa, lsea, were put in circulation in Boston
IAN Saturday. VI