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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09

YANKEE DEMOCRATS GRowLISG-The Rhode Is
land Democratic State Convention, which met re-
Gently nominated Gov. Sprague for reelection, and
passed, among other resolutions, declaring that
" the effort now being made to divert this war from
its original purpose. and to turn it into a war for
the emancipation of slaves and the subjugaton of
the Southern States or their return to territorial
condition, is effort against the Union against the
Constitution, against humanity, and should be
promptly frowned upon Ivy all the friends Of demo,
cratic institutions"
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The Deaf Mute Cashet published in this City at
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind, has the following:
The following note speaks for itself:
THE Deaf and Dumb pupils ask Mr. Palmer to
buy bundle of unbleached cloth, to make shirts
Cor the poor soldiers at Kinston. They have just
contributed $3.50. They say if you have some
money left after buying the cloth, they wish you
to buy socks. The girls will the shirts them
selves"
We publish the above to show that our pupils
feel deep interest in the welfare OF those who have
come FORTH their countrys call to drive the inva
der from our State. Soon after they heard of our
defeat at Newbern and learned that many of
brave soldiers had lost all of their clothing except
what they wore, they of their own accord made
contribution for their relief The blind pupils have
made contribution for the same purpose. And
not only on this occasion have they manifested de-
sire to aid the soldiers, bat they have several times
before done all in their power for this object"
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GEN. S. 3. RCCKNER,
Care of Col. DINICK.

Fort W ar1Cn, Mass.
P. S.-Since writing the above our friend, Col.
r. w. Hanson, has reached this celebrated resort,
and desires me TO add that the prese mt of demI-
john of whisky, which he learns you have prom
ised him, would never he more acceptable than
at this time-the locality and the latitude, as well
as the sentiments Of our neighborS up the harbor
holding out most tempting inducement to cul
tvate taste for that delightful beverage AS a
matter of caution, however, he urges me to add that
he hopes, if the liquor be of good quality, you will
not venture to taste it, he might thereby incur
much risk of losing it altogether-a prvation which,
however agreeable to yourself would be attended
with serious inconvenience to himself during the
prevalence of the prevailing NOR casters"
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HILLsBoRoUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.

TTNHIS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-0PENED IN
L der efficient management on WEDNESDAY, March
5h The services Of officers having been permanently Sc
cured further interruption of duties need be arpre-
heuded.
For circulars, stating new terms, &c. address
SUPERINTENDENT II. NJ. A"
Hilsborough, n [.
Jan. 81, 1852. -ts',-- lu-swSw@m.
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President Davis still remains the staunch friend Of
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, and says, if he IS
not General, | have Generals
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

DERS0NS DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOA,"'
u in the Eastern part the State ind seEeral c'
Portable houses for rent reasonable erins al South
ell, in Orange County in healthy and pleasant negnO'.
hnod. SeStra small laInes be boarded ID PF'''
families not far from South Lowell. -
For further information address the subscriber at S
Lowell. JNO. Is LEAIHEho'
april !, 1859. l0-N'''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09

HERMEs.-The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, has the following:
1.-THE Examiner, of yesterday morning, is severe
on President Davis. 1t says that Washington fought
the battles of the revolution under the direction of
Congress, and there was no jealous narrow minded,
rancOrous political pgmy, vested With all the exc
cutiye power Of the State refusing the counsel of
every intellect not less paltry than his own, sur
rounded by parasites and foreigners, with hurdy
gurdies of the press grinding his praises to thwart
the.General's plans and deprive him of glory. The
; Examiner says Governor Letcher has laid in twen-
ty-fve barrels Of whiskey for private consumption
The President dimes at o'clock P, NJ. lunches at
5p. NJ" 80
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From GEx BucKNER The Louisville Journal Of
March Is, publishes the following letter he has
received from General Buckncr, in the Boston
bastile
FoRr WARREN, Mass, March 4, 1852.
To the Editor ct' Tie Louisville Journal:
Among other luxuries of which have been de-
privcd since my Imprisonment, is the pleasure of
perusng those chaste and refreshing notices with
which for some time past your paper has honored
me- and although in my progress through the North
| have met with many attempts on the part # the
press. at an imitation of your peculiarly fccitous
style of misrepresentation | have found none to
equal the original am therefore under the neces-
sity of applying at the fountain head inclose two
dollars, for which please send me your country daily
to the following address
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The STANDARD.
C1ooNPTRoLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR EN-
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1861. !
- = STATEMENT-GoSrISusD
I,,;1;,.., .l.,,, H., L,nd ValvatioH Land. paLU-
alton Esna Pr0pertg he 7e, erieea trs sss,y $40
jet Of aratoa rrat Cs4as.<S p 's q tSs
%sst ~ pie,s ,1I U.arser StssoaSJor County NAeVt
:. daa otter pte3oSe.. as I0S''oS'
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II,HE sriBsCRIBER oFFEns FOR SALE

Il atfadkin Institute two story HOUSE, harng efn'
rooms and as many hre places Connected with the T,
are several out houses, Kitchen, dining room, &c is
above is desirable dwelling house, and offered 10" III
cash OF good notes,
For any information, address the undersigned. ,,-,
49, q. W. HEGE.
April 4, 1862. l5-wltPd'
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LOST OR MESLAID.

II HAVE RECENTLY LOST NOTE OF H. AND
u drawn Dr. Thomas Young payable TO me- for tiit!
Dollars and ninety cents, dated August lsG"
persons hereby forbidden to trade pass said
note. JOHN KING.
Wake Co., N. c., March %, 1882 l4-w5t.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPRING & SINNER CLOTHING,
FOR SALE
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
HARDING'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


a GOOD OPPORTUNITY is NOW 0FFbR-
"a ed To those who may wish to supply themselves carly
with CLOTHING nicely made up and stylish in cut AID
shape
THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK was
purchased from branch houses early last sunine! al
fair prices and and WILL to make speedy sales, be o
fered at small Advance cost.
MIR H. does not desire purchase Goods at War Prices
to sell 10 his customers and will not, therefore be abb
keep up his stock during the war--after this date Au|
is the time to buy from the JSt ti Tycst St CT n les
Southern CORfedercU. Our stock consists Of:
800 Black and Coll French Cloth FrockS and Sacks
$50 Culd Spring Cashmere Sacks aud FrockS.
500 Linen White and Cord Frocks and Sacks.
200 Back prab de etc Tracks and Sacks.
900 Black Alpaca Sacks aud Frocks.
400 pairs Fancy Cashmere Pauts
30 pairs Black brad de e:e Pants.
2G0 pairs Black French Cashmere Pants.
$40 White and COfd Linen Pants.
We have 800 Fancy aud Plain MarSieteS Vests win
good assortment of Neck Ties CTavatS Hdks, &c Also
Children's Suits, and Youths aud Boys Suits.
l.. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, March I, 1852. n-w&sw2t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-09

Sow OArs.-In our Confederacy hay is at this
time scarce article. 1t is much needed for the
horses in armies and, fthey do not get plenty
Of feed, the work they have to perform soon
reduces them to worthless condition. 1t is also
wanted in the cities and towns, we'll as on the
plantations To obtain early supply, planters
should SOW oats 1t be cut before it is ripe and
cured as hay is cured then baed and sent to market
Do not be afraid of having too much of it. There
will be sale for all you have and it will bring you
the money and cotton will not
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GEN. JOHNSTON POLLING THE ENEMY.

The Richmond Examiner says:
We learn that the Government not only cordially
approves the strategic movement of General John
ston in changing his line Of defence but that the
question of falling back from the old line of the
Potomac contideu entirely TO his own discretion
some weeks ago 10y the President himself
1t is now asccrtaincd that some three or four
weeks before the army fell back, Gen. Johnston
visited the President and disclosed to him the eX
traordinary ulans comprised by the enemy, which
made it vallv necessary his opinion. to fall back
and organize a line of defence lie stated his
conviction that tho enemy, by movement OF some
forty or fifty Thousand troops through Harper's
Ferry and the VALLEY, designed to fall upon his rear
and proposed to defeat this object 10y confronting
him on new line Of defence.
For the space of three weeks before the army left
its entertainments at Manassas, preparations
being made for falling back, by the quiet and gradual
removal OF the vast Accommodations OF army stores;
and with such conSummatc address was this manaS-
ed that our own forces had no idea OF what was
intended until the march taken up. The first
intlmaton the enemy had of the evacuation of Man
aSsas was the smohe of the soldiers huts that had
been fired by our army. and as the last column OF
our forces retired we assured that the advance
of the Movement on Gen. Johnslon's rear was al
ready at SnickerSville, gap in the Blue Ridge.
That the strategic plans Of the enemy were COM
pletely foiled by this mastery movement of Gen.
Johnston is quite evident i'll the tone of dsappont
ment and vexation i'll which the Northern newSpa-
pers refer to the evacuation Of Manassas, which,
unless there had been some discomfort of their own
strategy 10y such event, they would be likely to
regard as a considerable advantage on their side in
letting them further int the territory Of Virginia.
The advantages accomplished IN the falling back
of our army are that il has foied the strategic plan
of the enemy almost at the instant of its accomplish
ment, besides bringing our forces into q position to
encounter any demonstrations that the enemy may
make in new directions. The excitement of locomo-
4 a. tDh or, h,l
the most happy effect upon the spirits Of our troops
who are, altogether, in better fighting trim than
they have ever been since the battle Of Manassas.
Our readers may rely upos it that the aspect Of
affairs in the direction of the Potomac is in every
respect, cheering and encouraging.
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Gross Amount,

COUNTY IAXES.
County Purposes, S cents per $lvO value real
estate and Is cents per poll,
Schools, . do, and Is white and black poll;
Patrol, % cents per Black Poll,
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The following letter written TO the editor of the
Petersburg Express although not intended FOR pub
lie eye, will be read with interest:
A,rI
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The sDeeial despatcn rom ne y. Y Hsrztd.
Fnlch We UuBiian lei Nv va Jeiieve 70 le IRA
naEuze. Jur noon dispatches sIgn1
hours a1er-io 10 10s .onHrm ne Herald
-eieSram- There can De 10 iau55 1GE rat /
zreaE 5aEEle = n grogrsss. Lnd mat NUS
IT everything 3 .aToral4e or me .umDse5e =ua-
:ess II me IaIon 1alse lu- nothing ieeLsl7e
lt Z maj result las TeE reached IL run r.
ia0le source We nope our -a5e our clock
i-spaIoh nay announce me .0mUlera victory
3var rs8ellion vrlen ne fsrala % 9rsmaGurei7
prophecies. 4nd. sooner 7 a-sr. We 1e3ieve va
inaA nave ne satisfaction If announcing -rul7
mar he -ra4-or0usarrny 7VnIcn IuTaGea Maryland
las zone II IeyonG ne nope If ,ssurrserion.
Til men .e5 is vail 4 -AI1n Lud possess lur
SOUS Win patience.
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SDec,a. Despatch % ne V. 2. 4sr4l1.

I4RRIsBUzG- sept =. Reports 4st eome
I lere state ne wrole -e0el Lrm7 las zen
.-l7en MS vav And re -esreazlug 60 layers
own.
-ongsEreet . reported sapUursa md D T.
Hi killed.
IN thousand Pennsylvania militia II. meet
ne -Ce &c tagersEown c invade 7annsvI7au.a
1acxTgr-
: -evuce =EZlGeueEE occurred yesterday le-
-waen slr Lr-2T l1d ne -e0e-s lear >aarus0ucg
Z Tl-en ne enemy we're Eei- -lraaned WIZ
-er-lIc slIuS--er. Five -u-a-ea 81 -1eI- lead
we're buried : - : =ar.7 = ! .t8ck. J L.
-1-lAv, -DG --9 vsrz vas stI-- -clc-. 1n
-L-a nurr--L -le ID Id re-..cuInenc=G Il
r=c5a7r-+. Jackson 5lled 80 --rces IL ~
.lcCCn -aeE. vEl-e IT -1rces we're -e-.1-8rcec
~ --,--T -aous4I1 men rom T ASH 1g-an.
JACKSON catCllr-aleELz g. - - -ap0r-aC L
-8c-v --oGs-z-- non.
ID ~ -.E -L-rces. --cr1r- --ln-le- Ggr
sIallaT-s ll- --e IMPRESSION prevails Ii IL
,ersr1w- -- FIJI. vlols -e1e- L-1T i .--.lIl
> .Ll--l-l-=...
-5r-le-ce -rerl.-s -era. mi z -clsIlslic Id
n-caI.a1 { I-.-4=.al 41I ne .-I1. " nave
.--a4d- v-- --a2- -lQ decisive victories eo5l
--=1arg47 .ul -J-lL-
Ii re -Lc-s previously -al=g-2cle1. Lou
-aTa -l-. ICvevar. cen ---.7 .3lEr-a4l 3 u
Ills l4meC-
4l41- -ur r~Clles -re vroLs -l---,Ie= -lu
--aua4uls ll-- r-ls -1l -~,saL4rs. me
--1l---.- rt---4--r .urg-eL.
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CA7ETS
9 4 T 4 Ar TIC INDIES,
J S4FE RELIABLE AND
T HOBO IGE FAMILY PHTsEC


NEVER sInce ne lawn y civilization. 1as here
been reeordea Heh nprOveE1 medical ssienc
- LAT naugur1Ued ~ ne discover 9f
-4EEL'> 2EH4KIIC ANDES.
he days ii disgusting ma laugesU1s 1Ills. made
mercury Iuu lIoes. n sHua- Il lex
l4AU 4ud -1uuarc powders. Ira now IuuBeFes > lew
Oeus ids ne eeczlaI properties ne arrest anu
moss extensive rugs lave 1esn. " = nefn0d Known
1uIT 9 Duc-ur -1raF inemca4-v 1epar1ted r1m heir
UaF-Ices- Il -
moved. tnd made 11o tho urn 5t delicious
mere . 40 on<ef -eetS-tsF or laFsnIs 0-cI14 Tell
ewes or heir children 10 -Ta-oW L1C triangle win
.1aE1sOAe-E llysIe
-A2El CATHAETIC INDIES
lave -1lIa0e nel.caI lroper-I -lac 1Ils COW
ieEs ever -Oss-s- hey gwen 20 aoze WIN
ne most e-csCe stGmaccs. vIrta11 he ,iignIes1
snow edge max new lkIag pnv-te IRE not %
Je swaA-owel v1uir. 1eiug ne re centre mar
1ev ire n ne 1uIslIe: giace 1e
liz -asTe Vii &c -ouud tallgl0us. vElIe here
aretV I 1aTUrs 70 suit every -alIUa- IL diseases
originating 4 ne 80 mach. ne 80wes ne LIVER.
ne A111eTs. here las never 1een ne1-clne
nat -Dulu Eher re Luar~ need nor
contain particle lIercur- n other miner
y torrosIF- -1Dst1ce. 44u an &c zen Il Ve2A-
SC l-aat WIN perfect saIeTT. ILer Iruet-2Il1g gro
DEGREES -esnse ana 10rE5rIre -s=T- portion n
III 1OuT correcting = diseased usr-1g
IeaIrl. strength and igor Their -Eeer mon ne
blood 3 10 Urt-- a. Iult4l1l- JUNIORS. anu -
usrIl MO Z r new II. ma -.1-e-1 vii a 4za ne
,desE lnl 1usr Aggravated -De-ai-v NJ
Pefrnanear-F l-sAppear cuDIDmea le certificate u
ne 1ete 1r2Ie chemist. IT II ---1E- ne LIZ nest
luI1Orr-r -LI-sd -tlEes. Tno Is .aratul-z *
-nIEe AMI thoroughly -ested lie properties -aIue
DC ne ---ll-e= lear -vnar -e slE7 zgarc-ll -1en-
New -1rl.- II. I. So.
II. .rzo. - 6AzC-AE
-~0uueEur -arer 11lar--c luu.e--
-A- n nave ln44E ecu ana --letl -r--c-g
-~'-T.. --1lar--c --1a-s- vrlcl -ereov -er--v %
e = Ale -1A 7=f- -1cacIuGs gnvsIc- ,lev
IN N 1lefa- II -3r-2slT- .1-s1-lce. -nu IAT Je
lu-n1l-sIerea 20 IVA n .lLIran -uu- E4r.
-onsidef --n p De ire .-u4ur--lr l.se1v=r~. ina
~ 'TllSn 1r -le -rs45a~r -s-Ie . -e community
Us -C--0z. -4a.r-.oa4 ..-gmIs-
21UN-- FEMALES
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T-1u d -lr-aLl3l 4essenEer-
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SRI ART AzEEE9N HOSPITAL
Ba..lm0re, Sept. 3d. 1862 ,

Sac. EBcTEA IL . = lonx btL1t Slice
rave a. me. II 0een aole 70 write or
--r- -z-e. snr MEssEHGER- nave 8een SICK
MS -csUItaI yer since August L61a.
-..ra ave received me 1est ut care. anu
~ covering : Measure nv aealcn llu
--ary-.. IoUe 70 ON nv regiment sOOu.
~ -a-e again win mem AZ ne chances II
-7 -aczeu NJ .nIlgs asst M1udaT Win
~ mention II savIag. JuE nv excellent
---.r-ar. Dr. Russe.. advised ne &c Keep
MET aw Iavs onger. 4s ind nv powers
1au-alce -ot very greaJ. ! teei disposed
-.-n us advice. rhOUgr | -eei verv lux-
MS o e vim Jur brave BOYS. Eno Ire SUI
---g roaming ana wing n he cattle
-sd were rev nave 4TT1ceG heir wiling
-. " reir ieeGs IF lD0-e -lTIug. 70 az
w Ter ives 4 Ie1ence It ne lear 1ld
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IN nj sDeeG ne Tgnr @ l successful
SIZE there las )een -wG lays0r most les
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IN. / yraE : sacrifice n human .I-a
r.-- .. M 11ieers anu brave men sleep
-a- ass sleep. l1I nave -1ugnc heir ls5
4.-=.
i ear : IN ascertain lur v. Brig
il we're -o1 4ngagCd n ne laCcie. Jul we're
-s --.z--- d Alexandria. 10 III III
M .-uea-21ce ne var loud rows lar2er
III --z4r lie enemy ar again numbering
q. mes lL ne -4IL-al. 6dl mere IL
IRE . -e : 7 -nIT IDleavTlg 1t 5Ee WORTH
il .=r .zel.-s Ire marching -crwarl Win
~-e5uaus .Deea. BTU swiftly -ormlrg 7
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--- oes- w eel .oun1aD5 raj
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-11ur cave MS 1oGel l-m- Hospital
-.---- some " eeslo1 II n appreciation
5 --1e.-5 aclea- Is 5cl1lol : me u
IL most .asIra1.- : ne :L-v being sl-l4taG
-sl-.s a-a7a--1u r lEl : " =sr 34--l-
--re re --m ne II -1u SIR il 1usILess.
- ---cu1ai1o -e2I----- -ar,s-l-a gu sce1er~
.-1 -uG 7aser lenders Z : ~er- 1a4.-nT
--- Tie -u1 G--Zs wee -l5 primarily
---- Or -G=r--l- 5u- V--- ---ls III
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Tie ua-1 1u-.-.--. q 7o.-1 ne
--sel. as -s---l.---s --- Jerks lare 11-r
---s md APARTMENT s-ac-.uz mansion.
--ec-- -Ere1 .-L occupied IT .re1. stuart
" ne eDe- ---T L4 --er outings
--= -ormer-- -s=a Or 4--acE5. -U- lave
Il ace. 1---d l. IT le LICK. dc
Is -eeC--4r Y. -rc.es 10 rs hospital : g
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1-5 1eIr .ouCl--1- he VaECs are h. SUI
II 7--- -1re T1-ar Z L1lndance.
ere would IA -our 4I1enTl1u- ana
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NOM 70 mother department.. 3ecar2la
III. eJ Connected VILE MS 1osnIt1-. 4
-2-1er -naDll1g = 70 execute most aC1-r2ul7
e2e7C NJ liz humane -e9fgns. teEer
DC --ltas u Io1 A-1 ASSOCIATION. 4
1t 1alr-nore. Wien. 4-llough -ts 4
80 Is -enderec self FCr-1T u lie On
Lance Llu :ontrI1uElons II ne 111lc. IL
--sf Ne tc1troI n ne 3aIr-otlc ldlaa u
--Icre. l. ne l111or--las ire I1ou1 10
--fta l-s Hospital, 80 nat z an 1ccon-
-lll,s 5000. instead u 100 lrs Qresen-
inter 4nong vn1m Ire many II 4FIu0nt s
ma 3oTs. l. would biggest NAT ne au1as
4
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s aslsuacs ssue II IarI0aldIs sxDeG.-
be Jer1rlaa TX BONE. IS .srrIB.e
4e zlec-a-I0us OF ne rrIeuus " ..7I.
-a1a .1erry, 10th Europe lnd q
few ven among lis enemies.
-a 7m1.ets success Ii nay nave
ID 'arme.T. .ur lr vas noble Iuder-
-ad Ia terminated rs successful
~ Al' attempt 70 rescue Nauies rom the
...7' lT ne grant. .5 Vonld nave leen
f'.4 BE iame enthusiasm
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-sACHERs Y AHEKICA.-The salaries OF
cry i he United states 10 not average
EAR ma yet, AZ ! class. they are me
Ileatad. lie most nhneHrIal. Tue most
1neQ anu elevated II he marion.
ograUl.es n : lunurgd s.srgymen Eno
..' .AAl.-es.-s4zen - -he7 some.--h0w
la.r lns 10 lecame ministers anu 9r
'a4.lcer IT -neIr =ous. By -4r ne argec
'."-. ae Q 4ml1enGe IL professional men
-A.- AZ cnaars.
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CINCINNATI. saur. L.. ! -o0utIng 1ars7 4
4tIy--aur men vi sa= lDta 2y aavs4r7 Engaged
! .orcu lt 90 roneis near Florence AsE night,
aud sllled i've wounded seven. Lnu rourad me
r1m4Inuer.
zen. Wallace lns leen -et,eYeu lt tne aom-
uauG x .ae .orces mere, Lnd ) liEecGed 20 ~
0rrv Tor iuEv a5 Columbus ONO.
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STOWE BOOKSTORE.

- e bes5 assortment and vRrIaty - STATIONERY
& and BOOKS 14nu &c al Zines.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-18
IMPORTANT TO FEYALES.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-18
b Il TELEGRAPH


C4LAI ELEHLA. sept l. Tie L3HLLgtzn las
the totow1ng sUeclal iesDa5ch
Al tagezu0wn MS morning 1eaFv arIu.r vas
constantly 1ear1 me direction # .harusDuru
1uE 10 definite -uIGrrua tlou rom mat Iuarrer
las le4n received e j supposed 1las 5ne =ne-
ny Ire making most lesueraEs uusn 70 raach
y lLL-amsuOrr lnd yet LGrOss lie Potomac
! I 1IOu scout. vnn etc TIE laE1ie-sieid l. i
D lock his morning. Ias -saened tagerzJawu
1e reports mat Tie IgnbIng las 5een perfectly
-errl1e. The -e1eis nave 7een desperately larc
pushed ~ Jur Lrm7.
! -orce las leen detached rom me Union
lrr17 20 Destroy -ue Y llliamsD0rr 3rtuge. = 70
block ne -arrv yer he Potomac - -ha5 1oinU.
-owaE1s when me reneiS Ire supposed 70 e 70
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-18

Ezw Xxx. SEPT. g. rL= 1errtIf Il ASH
-1Z-.a .sua5cn .UaGea nat II s.0cx ester
~ .l-er-lgE Negligence vas reeeLTed -l4G
SINCE -a.--aasG iva e.ocz lis morning ne
-eccasr LII lo=- -a1,-'1--lr7 o41c-a II re vlale
-vlr lA4 sen : grg Zrezs. Il ne :orus Ie
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IN Frederick we're 1iLs=ed II ne 1oIn1 -adl-
acaL L1u me Management $ believed % lave
cen 1eEwe-c ne v-0le Il -Ea -wO Lfules.
there 5 reason 10 -uupOse mat ne 0sses N
.acn ,lGa lave Ie-a -arv --eaI d ne -eau-sI
non Ut ue1.ca. sr1res ND me arrangements
Ut Wounded men 20 - sent 70 Rockville .mme-
llaca47. Ire anger -1a1 -47e -ee1 before naCa
L INV Ime.
Information lis 7een received. 1EaE rem. Nc
-.et-Il Ie=5rc7ed ne L4GedlcC Il me mouth
1L me -l1I-aLn -reek. me bridge across mat
reek. IaUn -7= -Gad eall1g -hafCsour-r.
nus cutting ne retreat II ne -aDets 4 me
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me lIreeCl0n I'd D4rnsvlle. EHlcn aaGs 20 ne
tot unreasonable belief NAT me " Iur .olQmns
nav nave =ncouE-ared s0rce I mai 1elgnDOr-
l0uu I 20 knowledge II lie -1rce nd :
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