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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

fortified BY Fort Clinch, and several batteries
commanding the entrance Of the harb0r. The
enemy LETT sixteen large guns and considerable
property OF the QuartHmaster' Department,
but no Commissary stores. Provisions have been
very scarce and high for sometime
Gen. Wright and staff occupy Senator Yulee S
mansion for headquarters We found nothing
ia the house but his servant, and barrel Of
whlskcy in the attic The negro welcomed Us
to the house, and said he wanted to work for us
and OF course we employed him. ! asked him
where the furniture was? lie SAID it was put
Or the train which was fired into, and brought
back 70 the depot again. went with hm and
selected the Senator's furniture from the baggage
ear, and re-tWnishd be house asked tie
negro why he did not run away with his mas
ter! He said he was not afrad Of US, and had
" some curiosity to try change, should
Judge there were about 300 OF 400 white people
left, most Of them misorably poor
Capt. Ransom made reconnaissance yester.
day To the southern part of the Island, but found
the rebels had all lelt They burned the end OF
the railroad bridge Monday night, 20 that we
could not follow them We have three locomo-
tiyes aud several baggage cars. The railroad
runs from here 10 Cedar Keys across the north
part oI lh5 state low miles lhere were about
'VUV ieDcl troops nero last week during the
winter thefe was much larger force Inc VII
dge OF IT Mary above, is evacuated also. |
don know how long we sbaIl remain here; 1t
VIII not require more than one regiment, and a
couple 5i gaad0ats, TO occupy the place. think
perhaps, We may 90 down 70 jacksonville before
returning 70 Hilton Head. Fort CIiuch was
planned py en-. Wright some wears since lle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

A Soldiers Letter-No, ".

CAMP GRIFFIN, VA, March 5, 1862.
Epuog FREnfAN II frequently receive letters
nqulring how We live here in camp, and what
We have to eat, a.. | suppose our kind friends
IN Vermont have some anxiety as we'll as curIos-
ny 70 prompt these inquiries, and If it be no
intrusion will, through your columns, give 4.
kind OF Wholesale reply to them IN my rough
way.
FIRST, then, on the list OF edIbes. stands wheat
bread, sometimes sour but nevertheless con-
tanning the principal element Of nutrition. OF
course il Is wholly unadulteratei by milk, lard
cream, or any superilultles OF that kind 10
eat with this, wc have sometimes fresh meat, but
most generally boiled salt meat the b.ys call il
" "SaH hoSS, and | am not inclined % risk my
reputation ior Tcraclty by dlspuun- its merit 10
that title The want OF ao one thing !, ielt 50
much as the lack oi hGfter cr IT'S substitutes,
IN our ~tons. The suffers lu~sh butter for
thirty cents per pound, and ttc boys generally
supply themselves with IL while ,hey have plenty
oi money. aut Wbcu that Is gue ;tey must 20
without unless thru more pmdcn, comrades are
wiling 10 lend to them' tor getting trusted at
the suffers ia " played cut Meas and bread,
or Tor a change, bread and meat, wl'h cup OF
coffee forms the prlnepai staple OF iodder tor all
except the officers. Potatoes are sometimes fur
nlshed us, but their cost and the trouble Of
transporting them, makes 1t too expensive for
OncIe sam to indulge us IN this luxury to any
great extent. Beans we baye occasionally, say
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

/ we are not one whit behind the a.st fashionable
OF swine.
Let it not be understood that write this in
complaining mood. On the contrary. our fare,
though plan, is wholesome and amply sufficient
to supply our wants. Some Of ar GOOD friends
at homo entertain the idea that suffer greatly
ia this respect. but it is not n.cessarly 50. -
True, our supplies may sometlme be short ow-
lng to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances,
and it may happen just as we areal)ut to march,
or do some other severe duty, ul these excep-
| tons ought not to be made I'll. basis of such
sweeping comments as many OF he boys love to
/ indulge in, in their letters to Their friends As
Il general Iule more rations are alJwed us than
we can possibly eat
The priyates in this regiment lave presented
! their Colonel with sword and .ccourements
costing nearly four hundred dollars. and he
made fine appearance in bis nev dress at our
usual insIeclon this morning Col. Whiting
I is much more popular with he ejmmand now
than formerly Strict discipline faithfully en-
/ freed though it may engender er and angry
feelings for the time is sure, IN l- end, to com
mand respect A man with uny.dng princi-
pies and firm resolution, blended with Judgment
and kindness. If clothed with 4lthorily will
make a good di,clplinarlan and 90. that will be
respected That our Colonel ssesses these
high qualities aad many others abundanty
proved BY this token and manifestation Of regard
from tho mon under him Col Whiting is a
praying man and consistent Christian, which
/ though rare. Is in no sense mr.a commenda.
ton for an officer in the America, army
The ground il rapidly dryir. lp, and opd
clne0t much longer be pleaded u .tIfciuon Of
the mastery inactivity Of the Army Of the
/ Potomac ANTI.E aI,
kegiment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

4 HERO SMLoR.-Lieut. j. C. Chaplin com
manding Unsed States steamer Valley City, of
Roanoke Island, writes to Commodore Colds.
borough, under date OF Feb %, noticing mag.
nanimous act OF bravery by john DAVIS, Gun
rer Mate, on board this vessel, at the taking
OF Elizabeth City. lie says Joan Davis was at
his station during the action, in the magazine
issuing powder, when shell from the eaemy's
battery penetrated into the magazine and ex-
ploded outside OF it. lie threw himself over
barrel OF powder, protecting it with his own
body from the fire, while at the same time pass
ing out the powder Tor the guns.
Commodore Goldsborough, in transmitting
this letter to the Navy Department, says
at affords me infinite pleasure to forward
this communication to the Navy Department, to
whose especial consideration beg leave to rec-
ommend the gallant and noble sailor alluded
to !" and adds in postscript Davis actually
seated himself on the barrel, the top being out,
aud IN this position he remained until the flames
were eItinguished."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
.UHr Var I0rfesPonien-
From the 9TH Regiment,

CaDB aear Flint HH Hor cpap Porter,
liqrh IAN, 1862
Mn. WILLARD TONIGHT, il rler. are not
counleymande1, this brigade WI bd good bye
to the muddy camps aud sull NOR muddy SER
wee upon the banks and outpost. the Poto-
mac. Oar mission here is peri mgd, and by
/ daybreak to morrow We shall be i-r away on au-
other hunt for treason and its str gholds No
one, OF course, VIII give us credit or much ser
vice done aud performed tor the lhs SIX months /:
nevertheless we have protected da7 and uightall
that is most dear to the Americln citizsn-his
country and ms home. N0wbegt have traitors
been more carefully watched, srl neShere has
the enemy been IN position ana ilrce 70 Do moe
mischief We 20 now and leave cur tented
fields, with their many fond recJllectlons, 10
such prodlgai and repentaut rale!s as may take
! the oath and return to taeir homes II truly
repentant they will not noun over the many
evidences We leave behind Us d our industry and
! patience as soldiers Most % their houses are
well ventilated, their fences and timber burned,
orchards fields and pastures aid waste, while
here and there, IN fact almost everywhere, they
will find the hard-trod " beat of the sentinel
and tue coy hut Of the picket, and ms drow-
sy, storytelling support We shall also
cave them the new made graves OF our compau
ions and your sons, brothers aud fathers, where
the monument and memory o. the soldier VII.
o'ei 'eul'hu tnem OIL tne IoHY - "e'''oh auu 'uc
"o'," ol tne l Mon NAY U0S never ioigeI
,"o i1S'ou' 'N@' those graves >"''' 'e"Cn' anu
r'IG' mere Ne leave 'aem' WIG, y 'ous' long ''fe-
wen % our army nome ana s''''e' memories up
oo toa Io'omae'
= suc" information as We navy j. correct ana
u cNi ,''i''y einah"ie' irou sources "hefe we
- 'A peV' % '''Aln ''''l', uv"S' our ~
"',e Z 70 report ioF N'r' ICE AZ " near 70
WON : "o' known o'' ~ natter the Saoot
''1 an" ut''y preparation VI 'ue o'yS F e'l-
'''''e VI "eiI s9o1 'ee"'-sa - 'le ProSpee. o'
5''"3 'me"neFe' ln ll.s"o'use' taxing your
,g 3',u','' ','l"s' '''' l',''u'' uuo 'oS1 o'
WV '',,7' ."G' = ,'' ''',.'"..s' "o nus never
." @ =" 'A''''''e'' ~ .H'''lluS '.a' ~ laS' !. os
ei,,I ,,,rl.,. -. al, hor,:'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

The Oswego Times says that at a recen, wed
ding in that city, the bridegroom beng an ar
my officer Wore his side arms at the nuptials-
A little wide awake brother of the bride was
attracted by the display of weapons, and as he
has another sister whose true love- i, car.
penler, he boldly inquired Ma, when j.
comes to marry Milly will he wear his saw and
atchet by his side2'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

Iassendennel and the other officers in command,
who we're perfectly self possessed in the midst Of
the greatest danger No one was more hearty
IN his admiration than Gen. Curtis himself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
+ MAL NOTICE.

To John zwar, Bernard zvsrt, George O Anderson,
And Geo @ Anderson Co, N MaEonn, Hatch
nhompson. Fieklen b Lucas, William Burkeu, ID
nrseden, James Tumefty, surviving partner Of King
ahmehy. Scott oTmsbg, A Stevenson Il
mack ven Daniet Mshony, Chaplin Lee, ftate
OF IoWaIor the use OF the School Fund, fiosmar;
lows sta s Insurance Company, Chittendcn Me-
1astc. = Ford, samuel Hamilton y w h
tucker, Sharts. s 4 Smith, ZugR, K
voorhies q Co., Mahoney 4 Alton James Collins !,
II sample, George 0'Neii, Jane TarbsIl Fred
Kramer, and n Doutheit
you and each OF YOU are hereby notified thai there
Is nov on file in the ofee of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, Ut Keokak, petition Of
Isaac Hall claiming OF you John Zwart and bernard
Zwart the sum OF Thirteen Hundred md Six Dollars
and Eighty Gents with eight per cent .inte per
mum, from November 18th. a. D. 1861, money due
on tbree proHssory notes. executed by You to enid
Hall also claiming against each OF you the forecos
nre OF mortgage, IL being upon certain Zeal
Estate IN Lee eounty Iowa executed by the said John
Hwart ind BerIfrd Xsart 10 said Hall TO pay
mef % shd notes, and more particularly described
~ said petition; and intlher asking for sale OF said
i.f' ntittr, and general relief.
tHd Hriess You appear and sns@er said petition
~ tcGie noon 81, the second day of the lei
said Court 10 commence MT keokuk The lat Non
day OF September A. u. IsG2 default viii he en,r-
ed sgsinst you, and Judgment rendered thereon us
Pray for in said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG
jel6-d Atpys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
7 EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Reeder and X. n Harrison.
You aud each OF you are hereby notified that there
Is now e In the Office OF the clerk CT the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Kcokuk, petition Of
Jesse Ruddck claiming OF you. Caroline Z. Rceder,
One Thousand Dollars money due on promissory
note and claiming against both or you the foreclosure
Of = mortgage executed by said Caroline Il. Feeder
on certain real estate In Lee County, Iowa. 10
said note.
Andunless ofyou appear and answer said petit
ton before noon the second day OF the next
september term OF said District Court Of Lee County
TO be held at keokuk, a decree will be rendered
agalnssyo as prayed for, by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
1une19-dfm Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
r EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
To Arthur Wotrbtt, Nathan Nswsom, George n Gill
Price, Ferris Il Co., Geo II Gresham, Grtnnef a
Jenkins, PeGtaiu, payuter Davis, Lippepcost,
Hunter and Scott, James Kent Fhntee h Co., Vim
Graydon Il Co., Lind Bros 81 Co, Abbott, Johns q
Co.. Guy Wells, Charles Parsons Co. l. 4 w
WeFey, Emmtrson, Cochran CO, Aittrr, All
ner Reeves, Carlton II Perry EAtsNt6ts g the wiil
of Lewis Reeves, deceased, Ntfaui Leighton,
Trustee, John Lyen, Goe c. Richardson and Eihu
Turner:
You, and each ofyou, hereby titled that there
Is nnU He In he efee OF the Clerk Of the Dsitct
Court ef Lee county Iowa at Keekuk, the petition of
Margaret lJen clsiming OF you, Arthur Woicnu, the
sum OF Three Thnnsahd Dollars as money jartll due
her from You mortgage executed by 5cu 10 her
parts of lots and block IS, In eokuk Iowa more
particularly described In said petition. hii
wasgiyrn for The purchase money of said premises,
andfuriher asking for sale Of said premises and for
general relief
Now, unless you ypenr ard EDswer thereto on
before moon Of The second day 81 the term said
Court u commence In Keoknk on The frst Monday II
September 1862 Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
will be rendered agains you by defsultsH prayedfo
ia said petition.
McERARY BRUCE,
Jei3-d Attys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
juneI9-dfi
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To James g. Shields and jeremiah Brown.
You are hereby notified that there Is now on Me In
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of Hugh Reid,
claiming for six hundred dollars and inter
est nj ten per from March ~, ls64 against said
Shields, upon promissory note made by him TO said
Reds also praying against both Of You the foreclosure
OF mortgage executed By said shields TO said Reid
upon certain real estate in Reid's Addition to said
City ofKeok secure said note and other notes.
And that unless you appear at or before noen OF
the second dsy OF next September term A. 1852, al
said Court, and thereto, default and judg-
ment will be rendered against yon.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Jels-d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-18
nrTY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
hextto BANKING House Of WIN. Thompsorx Co.

New 1ooLA.
The City Book Store IL this day In receipt OF the
foitv wing choice literature.
Cecil Dreeme, BY Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent % -
Shadow in the House, by Saunders
The Household Of Bouvcrte, by asouthern Lady
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
Roeolisctions OF Shelley aud Byron, by Trsiauny
Shelley Memorials, by Lady shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by Nirginian.
Tom Barke's School Daysat Rugby
DeQuincys Opium Eater.
!. Literary "reminiscences
o - Theological Ersars, tee
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold,
I"netellows Poems, Blue and Sold.
Mrs. Janeson's Loves Of the Poets, Blue s. Gold.
Characteristics Ac, I"
. :. Studies, &C,
50 Italian Painters,
Lagendof the MadonBAa g
90 Sketches OF Art, -
His ~thorbe's Marble Faun
- House nf the Seven Gables,
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a - Aessees ff4Hi III Gid AaHse.
90 Twice Told Iatcs
Snow Image.
~ Bithedale Romanees.
LongfeI,ow's liiawaths.
- EvanEeine.
The public invited TO cali and examine the stock
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+ MON PAPER ANDENVELoPEs.
Ladies' Gath Post. at
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The New York herald., 1862-11-07
Arrival Of the Forfy-nrss Massach~sests
ReG1meue.

TIE bove ycsmcnt arrived n this ctiy from Bovou st
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and sow quarserec
~ tho Park Barracks. They under command Co..
r. =. chcserng Of pispscr,e fune and numbers about
hundred and atty Major General Banks ac-
companed by his family. along with the regiment
THIS morning reception breakfast 10 be given ~ the
officers of the corps the Astos HOUSE, Tho following
lisa OF the of,csrs;--
fyeid oaS Sso1-CoIonel, " z. Chckering; L,eatensn
Colonel A. D. Wass MAJOR, ID. Sargent Aojutspt II s.
Adams Quartertpaster, O. b. St0ddart; Surgeon A. r.
Blanchard; First Assistant surgocus Allen and Leayu
splnn, Henry y. Lane Of The First Baptist church,
Lawrence, Macs.
.son C1auision>d s,ae--sorgeant Msor, IL Boys
ton oasrernaster Sergeant g. A. fiske, lr. Comnis-
ssry Sergeant, tbas Stone.
Company Of New Hed:ord-Cartain John r. vincll.
Frst lie tenant, Jas Hcrvey; Second Lieutenant H.
n Robbins.
C'y~yas.y q, Of Lawrencc-raytain, Edward L. Moves:
rst Lieutenant, Cyrus pstsheder; Second Lieutenant
Charles Stone
Company q, Of Roxbnry-Capain, John s. swift; First
Lieutenant, WIN. r. Hofges. Second lieutenant, T. Otis
Csag6rg n, Of Bostn Eleventh ward Captain fred
O. pope; First Lieutenant, Vim. a. Gift second Leu
tenant, - Harris
Company H. Of Boston- Captain LYMAN " Gould First
tenant, W. A Gore, second Lieutensni H. Weston
C,ssp0sy n, oi Boeua and suburbe- captain O. w. Hie
vens; first Lieutenant, II. q Dane; second Lientsuant
Amos Hinfeld
Ccp.yaay O, Of Lowell sud B.toA--Captsin w. n sim.
mons First Lieutenant. r Mussey second Lieutenant
Cbxy1py m, of Bost,nfaptsin, y. c. Bovd; FIRST Lieu
tenant, Chss. g. W. Rhodes seoond Lisutenspt lohn G.
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
EscssevsSt Sn Tam many Hall.

There ) isrge gathering VI the nunterriuedn las,
evening IL the old ngwam, IN an,icpalon Of . grand
strugge between the rival candidates Comptroller
The forces q Rcce, Juege and r Connolly, Eriss
The other nsprsn's for snsncsl hcncrr wore maraaed
uuder their respective leaders b., ,hc result
Of the particua question in dispute w,,hont
divSen
On previous ocsss0ns airusg.es have been bitter
aud prc.raced, the discussions voting lsstnr
un after midnight; bat ~ cone.c Of the frsnds
H. Connolly raising 10 issue bn bmi,,ng 10 The lii
a pecy Of The opposition the meeting terminated Of On
early hour thus avoiding smother vote thee ess
having proved rather unfortunate AID dcpre-sins.
Peter .. saseng offered resolution sirni,sr 70 that
adopted for the November election, pruposing The
sppcntmsnt Of committee oI ono from each
ward, sscep, tic firg., second and Third wards.
which, together, should have but ore tnenbcr-o necs.
tate With Mozart Hall Tor union upon the inn ous
fr Comptroller Counsel 70 The Corporsfion The re
solution was uue1ifnolsiy adopted.
The following members appointed pursuance Of
easd rseaior each ward naming The delegate v sei
Wort Hards
J q and 3-rhcmss Byrnc.. i3--lahn u. rripp
&C J. fcngber,y N--Jamcs sarty.
S--Iohn Y. SAVAGE l5--J W Fowler
6-Norgqn Jones. IG-E. B. Hart.
l--Nn ~ Tweed. l7-~sipith lily, Js
s--Raph Boferf. Is-IaIp J. Jrsaiev
e--Jharlss j Chipp. ie--Teretce rarjey
l0--Tiiab j. f.rdy. xG-Ieter B. Sweepy.
H.. !. n. Bcale. 2l--JOL1 Kelly
12-yduiupc Jones' 22--hchsal Connolly
There many important developments In the an
poirtnen u this committee Of lbc passing away or pot
cal power FROM th,-e who have bers,cors hd sr,a,g
which Henry W Gent the present County Clerk has al
ways bad nndsT1tsd swaycbose representative ia op.
rcson 10 nim thus proving 10 political psrancs That
sgniBcant se.c'lnns The special committee subss.
qnsutly crgani4sc ~ e"ctng wm. NJ Tweed chairman,
with Mozart Hali, VIZ +. I~eeny' = r a. pcols'
smith hly, ,. ". towlcr and Thcs. Byries
, nos General Committee then adjourned TO The 18th
The New York herald., 1862-11-07

IRoQu0Is--seven gGneThis fast vessel IL now nnder
going repairs at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Her services
since she left this port In search Of the sumter have been
various and Very arducus Mossrs. Thomas Eno Shor
just issued splendid IlhoinalL of tho vsese,
which 10 dedca,ea 70 the Ccers ard o the "Pe. o
the Navy" 10 81 artistic point Of vev u has not been
surpassed ty any publisher ID this country.
INV lrosaprS-eigh,een guns.--7bis, only iron.
clad frgaie In active scfvice eti a. Nswports News
waiting patiently for rebel. &r. ". II. Rcasc, Of Pla
ieph'a, has published two Autographs Of her, in
fighting trim and the other Under fun sail. They ex
ceet pictures o thn formidable CT ait One tine
s besides gvms the fu dimensisns Of tbs vessel Il also
furnishes . fun lis, q her officers.
rssA.oS--,wo gans (iron-caa) The work on this
monster battery In process of construction under
the cf Mr. George Brsbeck st the works
~ EessS. Coiwe secor, al lerEey city, is rapidly pro-
crossing Ths vessel 10 TO completed ard then shipped
sections 10 California Ste precisely ,be model Of
the weehswken, just launched from this yard
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
Police Intelligence.

BuEo''is suRPaDyr---A DIe,o,,1v.--As officer o.con
nor Of the Third precinct, passinr through Barclay
street on Wednesday night found the premises No 10
open and key IN The front door. Thinking that there
might be thieves in the building the policeman called
for ASSISTANCE and cautiously entered tbs store upon
striking light The oecss found that On a,semp, had
been made 70 cut passage way into the elk wxcrc ms
MP stairs but becoming frightened, The burssrs sosu
donec the enterprise they had balf concluded In
their hase 70 the thieves left behnd them
truck coat korchef lot of barglsrs tools CON.
ssting ~ brace and bit, gimiet and chise also two
ssrIe striped bagr ~th the of q noted receiver
'nscr'bsf thereon The articles taken the Third
ward station house, whore they be applic
ZION 70 Captain Mount No trace OF the burglars bss vet
able 70 discover their whereabouts la the of
daye
fnoNors AsN,uLr or Hg wur-ysmes Newman wss
taken 'nes custody on Wednesday night, charge of
sxispg hh WHO With an aae iniuring bsr severely
thai her life R considered IN danger Tho wound
which w@ ghsstly one extended scrrs. The fyh, ten
pc fscturns the skull The prisoner was arrested AZ
bis residence, No 21s Wooster street whore he locked
himsei NJ N order W olude the officers nsf,ce Ksy
committed Newman 70 await the result of bis ~ne, IN.
juries. ~
ssoonss ARRAY wAsHs.ros suur - batl.s
Boon, . ceasmsn. got bto row with Il Norsel I'm
Washington street, on Wednesday nigbt sb,cb Ycspaa
IN The latter being shot In noes with p,-ol y, ,n
hands ~ HE advsrssry Tho wounded mon mn. t.lon
the Nea York lisptsl, where HE wound vas c,sssa
arS he va dschs red. Yesterday the Injured o.,Iy
mnSc mpalr, sasinst Bi'em wvso eomm,,,sa ,o,
ss~4-eassB ~ ~ ~ = .ksUx-kk>SstsA - IA,k-A.
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
Psrson aI Ins~lliwsnce

HNW '7FHtFI y. = b1Hkx HFIVeu ~ ths AttoF H0lee
yesteraay.
a. ~ Gideon. of Washington; r. H. verpiank or Gene.
a. Peterson, cf Wisconsin Murphy OF 81 IDnis;
JaDios Oiara and wi'c, Of Pitisburg; William r. Alien
ard family of Chicago; Captain George Palmer 0 Naura.
tucse,, j. Grimes, OF Manchester, aud " G. worth of
California. stopping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
General Gansevcort and family or Albany Judge Ks;
log, OF Waterbury; u A. Chapn, Of Rutland W. w. &.
Leaned and wife, o New LoD,cn J. VI. Sash OF Csngn-
matt "A. Dunlap and wife, Of Albany. william Kelly Of
Rhineteck and u. ~ Cook and wife, of Bath NJ " are
stc,l ping ~ the ~ Nicholas Hotel.
Senator Foot, o vermont Hon. CaleD cushing Of Bos.
ton: George WashbDrD, of Maine Colonel H. n Parsons
Of iohoss A. CburcbiD, ~ Cuyarsvil.. Thurlow Weed
H. Rider and wife end H. Van Nslkenburph and vie OF
Albany. Captain j.. a. 1npper and viie II Tr,y. D. r.
walker and vfs of Bonslo; A. q angel of pfov5Iepcs
r. Higgins hrs. h. Bridge, of Washing .or. n ri
0rne. % pbladsiGh's and ~ tcpes ana wie VI Troy
y. pYySAo - ~ Assy S%Ue -
The New York herald., 1862-11-07
MOVEMENTS Of TROOPS.

The Corcoran IegiOn-The Entire Conn.
Daand 20 Leave To-Day aer Fortrsss
Monroe.
The regncats under comnsnd Of General CorcorAa
epcanIed At Camp Scott Staten Island, will leave TO-
Fortress Monroe this afternoon Recruiting officers how
VIII he Jeff in this city in order i up thoee regi
DeE which have no already received their proper quota