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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

Chicago, Dec. Q. A spe ial Oxford Miss
pispatch OF the 9TH says
Col. Dickey's cavalry had two hours engage
ment with the rebels near Cofieeville on Friday
night. The rebels arc Faid to have had 5000
infantry cavalry and artillery. Federal loss
was killed, 50 wounded anu 90 missing The
rebel loss was 800 killed and wounded.
mac arrived a few days earlier, the rebel army
could have been easily defeated and perhaps
destroyed
The LOSES at South Mountain and Autietam
are put at ia killed, S,0G6 wounded and
gl3 missing.
The report states that the army rested On the
North bank OF the Potomac, near Sharpsburgh
from the 9Th Of September TIL the Goth Of Oc.,
tober and says the long season OF inactivity of
50 large an army, in the acc Of defeated foe
and during the most favorable season for rapid
marches and vigorous campaign vas u matter
Of great disappontment and regret.
Gen. tlalleck states that he telegraphed Gen.
Mcclellan, Oct. 9th, to cross The river. Gen.
Mcclellan disaPproYed OF crossing south OF the
Blue Ridge. but proposed to cross at Harper q
Ferry, and move on Winchester, but did not
cross till Oct. 10Th, and then at Ilevin, the
passage occupying till Nov 3.
During this period Gen. Mcclellan stopped
communicating with Gen. Halleeli, addressing
tho President. On the 9th his removal was or
dered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NE~GGas, via. FoaTREss MoNRof, Dee 6.
Great dsla.cton exists ia the interior, aud IA
impression exists there That victory by Gen.
Burnside will be followed by an abandon by the
rebels OF the border States.
Tho Savannah Rspu55cm says the total rebel
loss by tao recent battles is $4,000 men The
same paper says the people OF Charleston pull
up all their lead pipe contributing COCO pounds
to the rebel government, which issues receipts
FOR al lead pipe or other fixture, agreeing to re,
place them al the end Of the war,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

New YoEE, Dec Q, A special dispatch from
Washington TO the World says the statemco.
that the Army Of the Potomac or portion Of
1t has crossed tho river is without foundation.
Direc: arrivals reported at lato hour today
tom headquarters, state that there has been no
change in the location Of tic army of the Po-
tOmac
SPECIAL Dispatches state that any movement
involving the probability Of lighting IS coasid-
cred by our Generals impossible durlng this in-
clemen. weather Every woualed man would
die. VIII great fires, l0g houses and embandsi
palisades under their tents tic troops keep toll
erabiy comfortable. Tho immense volume OF
smoke that rose last evening where the hills
overlooked Fredefick55urgh and seemed to ex-
tend for miles IN a westerly ana north westerly
direction, demonstrated that the presumed retro
grade movement, if made at al, vas meant only
to hiring the enemy under better shelter IN the
ravines. The apparent fact OF the continued
presence Of . great body Of the rebel army in
front Of tho right grand division can be but
gratifying to Gen Burnside, for reasons that
viii 10 developed in a few days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

Ngw Y1Rk, Dee 10 letter from Govern
Or llawkuurst to the Washington RYu5hc1a,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16
Maj, Gen. ComIanding.

CacAGo, NJ, Dso. 10. j. Wesley Green
publishes u long statement today, that he
nrOlsnt etraia p'dcl propositions from Jril
DAVIS to Ptasldant Lincoln; that he had suv.ra
interviews with tha President. aud two with the
CAbloet The statement Is sworn to by Green.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

LOUISVILLE, bee , Three thousand rebel
cavalry, supp1se5 to Be lnder rrest, intend
ing 70 make another RAID nto Kentucky. or
dash on Fort DoneIs,n, were at ChrksWllo to-
day. Passengers from Gellaline contradict the
story OF an engagement there between Fry and
the rebels. They soy no recent fght has oc-
Cured
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NEw York, Dec TO- A vessel arrived here
reports, passed on the 5:h, of Hatteras, an ex-
peqtion Of eigh; steamers bound South.
New Orleans letter slys the colors have
been restored to the Vt. 7th,--t appearing
that they did not l.ayo them behind al the Ba-
ton Rouge fight
The steamer Mcclellan had arrived at New
Orleans Gen, Butler has extended his confs.
cation order to all the Site Of Lousana, west
OF the Mississippi, except tho parishes Of New
Orleans, st. Bernard, aud PlaQueminer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16
TELLGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS

correspondent OF he New York Tribune
says that many OF the Shareholders in Arkansas
and Tenrtsee have already entered into a con-
tract with their negroes, by which the latter arc
to remain and work for wages.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NEw York, Dee. | The schooner Alice,
from Point Peter, Gaudaloee, ha, arrived. She
has on board the chief officer and crew of ship
Levi Starbuck, Of New Bedford, Capt. Mellon,
from New Bedford, five days out, bound to the
Pacific, captured Nov. % by pirate Alabama.
The Alabama took all the clothing and nau-
Iical instruments, and set her On fire. Nov. s
the Alabama also captured ship T. B. Wales,
OF Boston, Capt. Lincoln, from Calcutta, for
Boston. ll2 days Her cargo Of saltpelre and
gun cloth was taken troln her and she was set
On fire,
The Alabama then proceeded to Martinique,
arriving there at 8 clock on tn, morning OF
Nov. 18th, landing the captains and crews OF
both ships. The United States ship San JAon.
to arrived the game afternoon. Finding the
Alabama in port, she Immediately pot under
way and proceeded outside the harbor, to wait
the departure OF the Alabama.
Ga the 18th at 10 =. NJ, tho Alabama got
under way, and escaped, the San Jaonto lying
OIL the harbor.
Ga the 22l, tho captains Of both the captured
vessels would AXE passage to Halifax. In,
crews which came here IN tho Alice, were sent
by tho American Consul.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

New YoRK, Dec 10 What is thought to DO
accu rate irip,aation puts the entire rebel force
10 Ihe ShNnsddoah valley at 300, under com
nand Of Gen. Jones.
They consist OF Virginia cavalry and Louis.
iuna Tigers. As il is understood that there
are between 6000 and 1000 sick and wounded
rebels 10 towns from Woodstock to Stanton, tins
lorce Is undoubtedly lef. in tue valley to pre-
vent any raids for the purpose Of parollns
them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

New IoBE, Dec. 9. The steamer Creol. from
New Orleans the ooh inst. and Havana the 4th
inst, arrived this evening The Now Orleans
papers contain no news. The Creole reports
saw of lattera8 steamer Empire city, a large
propeller, and steamship with Oarque in
tow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

CAIRO, Dec 10 Gen. lloyey and STAFF ar
rived at Fri"r's Point on the Mississippi aver
Sunday morning. IL was rot known whether
bis entire command had returned.
2O0 negroes returned with him who we're
found chained in a cane brake
VERY --LATEST.
The city is in lAmes. AZ 6 O'Clock this
mornlug ll4 guns opened on he devoted city
oI Fredercksburgh aud up to the latest mo.
ment The firing was continued without inter-
rupton.
La obstruction appears certain. Thu enemy
enemy opened their tire at o'clock, but thus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

"AsnNGroE Dec. H. In the Mcdowell
case To-day the examination of Me 'lelI,u was
continued The following we're some Of tho
points elected ''0 " '"'
mat the troops for the defence of Washing.
on were from his Immediate cDmm,nd ,,n,,,,-
ne to about 10 200, independent oil MeDssclr.
corps.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NASHVILLE, Dec. To- Col Stanley Matthews
commanding q brigade in Van Converts division
had a sharp fight yesterday five miles north OF
Layergas, white fodgng. Ilo commanded the
5lst ONO, 3jth Indiana and Dist Kentucky
regiments with one gun Of swallows 7ih 10
diana baterry, escorunc hity Forging wagons.
lue wagons were Gtlct vheu Wheelsrs fe1tl
cavalry brigade, The 12.h Tennessee infantry
aud q fall battery attacked the Wagons in tue
rear.
The 5lst Ohio aud 35th Indiana regiments
were taken back BY Matthews at double quick
and IN 80 minutes the enemy was rcpulsed and
the wagons retired rapidly to camp, escorted
by the jlst ONO ard Ssh Kentucky regiments
Halt an hour later the enemy attacked Us
again in our rear, and after sharp lighting, they
were repused, and tho brigade returned t.
camp without losing wagon,
a Lieut.. Colone. Of tho 35th Indiana regi
ment had his left arm badly shattered We
had - wounded and nine missing, five Of whom
are wounded, and one dead left behind. Tbs
rebel loss was severe We took one prisoner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

NASHVILLE, Dee O. 4 reconnaissance was
made to Murfreesboro, KolIinsyillo, and Frank
In to-day. Gen. Wallack's brigade Of ten.
silt's division moved forward several miles. bu,
found no enemy. About noon Gen Sheridans
division was attacked ty rebel force Of cavalry
and artillery. and his pickets were driven ia,
bat no one was killed. TIE enemy are thought
to be moving forward in force There are said
TO be 10000 Tennesseeaus in the Union army
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

New YoRK, Dec TO- The steam lrigato
Vanderbilt sailed to-day in search Of the Ala
bama
A freight engine on the Hudson Railroad ex.
Plodod near Poukeepsie tbs morning, killing
the engineer and fireman The coucusson was
so great as to throw the tender and two freight
cars Of passing train bodily into tao river.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

WAsuNaraN, Dec. To- J. Wesley Green.
who furnished 10 the Chicago Times some re-
ported peace propositions from JEFF Davis to
Pfesiden, lincoln Is an imposter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

Gays that the reported theft of Washington 4
will is canard.
The viii Is in safe hands in Culpepper county,
and vii! appear when the war is over. He is
sad to te Il Trustworthy man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-16

washington Dec II. This is fine warm
starlight evening, and streets are crowded with
those who are anxious to hear the latest news
from Gen. Barnside'' army The Telegraph is
IN working order between here and Fllmontb
1t is Tumored tonight that the expedition
which sailed Shouihwarl from Fortres. Monroe
was not that Of Gen Banks.
Many Members Of Congress propose going
down to morrow to Aqua Creek.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-15

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ratb 8aIDer BET Der trauIt9sn Nbenplampe an
leinem @Hreibt;lAe unp reAnete unO ltGberte
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Asafbtu9tpner 2lnseieerr.
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miro e,r nerei6uete ftp anse9eu i,tn aiien. ou
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be ei. ,... =
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rba SaBb om at anbeen @tr1nse in better Qnolitd
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Q- @s frb bmra9:obe 8orfebruu9 setrofen, blB Bent
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ochctnte1t Rronfbei+e1
,}unQe W21nner,

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5eus Wrrtr
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Doctor seq,
Mrat unD Weburtabelfer,

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RG. 73 Sombarbitr. Splben @r tsr uno 2Ieper.
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As Au pnp Oai lbt eae ayieu 8u@bdnoer nab Snpper-
etrs f6r Ni8nae 6HAsn uas &neet ~ b1ben ApSoSmt
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PC tf 8sbaneuHG ans Snrres Dr. SptnasE antsrsseR
ab supertli8 auf e,ue aratlts lSeltdIsys seriaatn
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pas bette unO bili9te beutl6e 8antlienblatt.
M --~ NnfIase $4,000 @remptare.

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Cute 9oreaer uno gr6dblun9eq bon onerauten 6eutden
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@IetaSetl' empttben mir us CUR Seicr9n8 aer atotrn
peutlAen Sournale unp 3ettlhrlften,
welde mir mt Der arSBtm08itten acknowledgement uno
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saser re,shfsu febeu gu Dienfen f4l~
sEH 3. G1eitcrmdnn S Co.,
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Sob, i0me Bounty rerbeR 9usa no rinttIi@ sbsmaet.
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Srgantide 9cbtr1d,e

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