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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21

The Journal harps. day after Gay, upon us
charge that there was no chance for soldiers in
the Democratic State Convention. and in this
DAsFER for the nomination of Auditor Of State.
We have letter from gentleman IN the army,
dated at Bacon Creek. Ky. January 18th, where
Mr.. BENUsDAFFER is, in which he alludcs in terms
of infinite disgust 10 the hypocritcal cant of the
perjury procurer of the Journal We are per
mittei to make the following extract from the
letter To show that Mr. BExusDAFFER is entirely
satisfied with the action OF the Convention and
will support the nominees cheerfnlly and heartily
see that the Journal Is shedding many croc
odic tears over the defeat of Mr.. Bemusdafler in
the Convention, unsnuatng that he could not get
n nomination because he was in the service. He
is not disposed attribute his defeat 10 that
cause: and will post YOU in reference to few
items by way of reply. First: OF the fifty odd
Colonels that have been appointed how many
are Democratsg think not more than third
IL that many Second: Mr.. BemuSiafier was
recommended by unanimous vote of the Off
cer> of the 31th regiment for Colonel, but the
Governor overruled the choice of the officers,
suppose Tor other reason than because he
n Democrat OF the stamp that could
not be used nv His Excellency He was also
recommended by large number of the citizens
al Decatur, without reference Ia party, for an
appointment to the command of a regiment He
Is AT this time occupying an inferior position Ii
the Governor and his party wish TO ignore party,
whv do they contrive 10 confer appointments on
Republicans the exclusion of Democrats and
then try 70 make capital out of Mr.. 5 defeat
before Democratic convention | am author
lied To saw that Mr. BemuSiaffer will support the
ticket with all his energy. and that he will have
nothing 10 do with what the Republicans call a
Union convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
MARRIED.

wALTERS-KELSY.-O the 10Th inst, 10y Rev.
at the hay House in this city, Lieut. James c. Walters Of
the 18th Indiana Volunteers. Miss Frances Kesy, OF
Rutland, Vermont.
large number of the friends of the happy pair
present to witness the interesting ceremony and we'll
wishes Of all freely offered the newly married
couple for the fulhment of their most pleasing ancpa-
tions in their united voyage for life.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
The Liberator Explains.

The Boston Lberator, GARRlsoN's paper, fur
nishes its explanation OF the disuse of it, motto
The Constitution is a covenant with death
and an agreement with hell" The explanation
is this-that whereas the Constitution is now alb
rogated in relation to the South, "a covenant with
deatl0pd AN agreement with hell no longer ex-
lists The Boston Courier remarks on the Liber-
at0r'S explanation follows:
This, it will be perceived, assumes the disso-
luton OF the Union as a fact accomplished. and
Is reasonable, though not quite irreverent
and profane a. the LiberatOr'S old use of scrip
tur;ll language. But will this assumption an
swerY Is there not covenant with Kentucky
An agreement with Marylandy Is not the de-
clared policy of the Government to restore all
To the utmost jot and title, under the COnstltu
ton, interfering with slavery only just so far as
the unavoidable necessity of the may de-
mand? If. therefore, on any such theory as
the Liberator Processes it has lowered It's treason
able Black Flag, it is surely leaning a broken
reed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21

ODE TO BRANDE'S TUSSlLAGO.
WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Oh. where can find them,
To the Drug Store go quick
will speedily try them
have bad Cough,
And wish 10 be sure
To have the best remedy
That viii very soon cure.
IT ? 25 cents per box, at all the Drug Stores
ODE TO WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Coughs and Colds viii go away,
Sometimes in a single day,
IL 10 the Drug Store you will go
And get supplied with TuSsilago;
You use IL freely as you please,
Il never fails TO give you
Those tiranules wonderful are, I'm sure,
For they speedily effect lasting cure.
Eslg" % cents per box, at all Drug Stores.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21

T. c. HIBBEN, Esq. addressed note yester-
day TO the Journal. which the editor OF that print
promised to publish in its issue of to-day, copy
most fully eOrroboraies the statement ne made
and the afhd-vits Published in refutation of
the charge of forgery made against us by the
Journal. This carl of Mr. HIBBrx. II any add
tional evidence necessary To that have al
ready published TO meet the issue raised by the
Journal. viudicates most completely from the
foul aspersions and infamous ISLANDERS of the cen
trail organ Of the Republican party of Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS. January 10Th, 1862
EDIToR JOURNAL: Sir-ln yeur issue OF the
9Th inst. you allege eiitoraly, and seek 10 sub
stantlate BY the affidavit of one ID. VI. Csntnll
with whom have no acquaintance that am
the author OF letter published in the Seaf.nei
Of the 10th inst. dated n Camp -. and
signed 'Hoosler. =
never saw the letter IN question until j, Vas In
print. never read Il en- ire until 10 day The ScRfi
mel never published an article 90 INV composition
ugOn any subject unless il may have copied from
tie JaeksoHiau sometwo yearsaeo nor have ever
handed Mr. Elder any manuscript At any time
except on the 3lst day OF December | delivered
o. him the proceedings of the Rush county Dem
ocratic Convention. and which proceedings we're
a. the tsana writing ct another and not mine.
In brief, every statement made bs Yourself OF
Cantr.ll IA regard 70 that letter 80 tar a. am
concerned j. utterly without foundation Ia fact
and tins denial mean and intend as broad and
wholly unequivocal.
\ sense Of justice viii. trust, prompt you 10
publish this card 80 that my denial NAV have "A
circulation CO extensive aith your charges
ETHTEHfKT 4 HlEsIN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are speedy in action often eecting in few days
and when cure is effected II i permanent. They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and the stomach, impreg
nate the breath; and being sugarcoated, all nauseous
taste is oded No change OF diet is necessary while
using them; does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be by mail postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the money. Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
j. BRYAN, Rochester. y. Y.
General gent
julyl9-d8w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21

The Journal Is on the stool Of repentance. I,
has recent Information from Washington which
almost il not quite. convnces il that it has done
Senator BEroHr great injustice. In yesterday 5
issue il is disposed, TO use it own language "to
frankly and fully admit that it has done Mr
BRIear the grossest kind of injustice in at,ributng
to him disloyal feelings and motives" Verify
when will Honders cease1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
nj EDlCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.


FHNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMP AIRED
organization, those by whom increase Of
family from any Objectionable, the undersigned
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts
the Old World for the past century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yet il has been put up in hall
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbant
price of So per bottle, the undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug for the ring % cents per year Any
physician druggist will tell you is perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured of Us efficacy
Sent any part the world receipt of 81 by address
ing. DIX. J. e. DEVERAUX,
20. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uiy22-d&w 6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
Special Notice.

10 ADTER TZSERS-.iH advertisements taken for
specified time, and Ordered ca, 6efore TEE expiration
ofte time specified, aoW Dc charged TIC regular rdts
for tie up to the time they are ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
New Medical Discovery.

For The speedy and permanent cure OF
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INC0NTINANCE, GENITAL IRRITA BILITY,
Gravel Structure and Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder
which has been used by upward of one
hundred physicians.
TN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE Sue
4 CESS, superSeding CubebS, Copsbs, Capsuls. any
Ir.,r, t.llh thnrt Ltlnr,
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NOTICE.

~ A NEW YEAR GALA KNODLE
SON would respectfully request all those indebted to
them 70 call their place Of business East asngton
street. north side opposite Genns Block, and settle their
accounts. A. Knodle & Son need the money or they
would not thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose
favors in the past they extremely obliged. IL will
give A. Knodle Son infinite pleasure to serve all who
may call on them in the future jan6-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-21
A Refrarfion.

The Journal has commenced backing down
In is issue Of yesterday il Acknowledges that Mr.
PACKARD did not make the remarks ia tie State
Convention which il has persistently attributed to
him.
"whfle the lamp holds out 70 barn,
The viiest sinner may return"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

THE FALL FERN of Ills Institution will commence
l sept. Ind continue -leven weeks. under The Il
strlc.on ri lie following board Of -eaChers
4. J. SAEHORN, a. NJ. Principal.
MRS. NJ. j. SANBORN, Teacher Of French.
Il. Il. BLAKE. Assistant.
W. T. WHIPpLE. Teacher OF Music.
MISS \. j. FORD. Teacher If Painting and Driving.
4. P. TOWN, Teacher u Penmanship.
This Institution is situated IN the luet lad ,hrIyJu
village Of South Hardwick, easy 70 access, ana
rounded by beautiful country anu an intelligent
nuny. Though surrounded by many older Institutions
yet mas very liberal patronage, and It will De the
teachers and citizens ke this classic spot, and
furnish facilities for education equal any similar
sttution in The state. All he departments furnished
with thorough ana competent teachers. who nave Asa
much experiences in their vocation, and will
make the stay Of their lis both profitable
pleasant. Perfect freedom OF thought ana opinion viii
he guaranteed TO all becoming members of he school
instrumental and vocal rnnsic will be taught by expe
renced and competent teachers reduced prices vocs
music will ne daily exercise N school.
literary society connection with tie school affords
good opportunity for speaking and 'iting. stFic.
conformity TO wholesome regulations VIII be equire
Board IN good families be obtaiue from 81, IS
$500 per week, including everything Rooms for self
bOarders smiling per
For Tuition small bills.
For rooms board apply TO the Principal
Z. B. GCYER, secretary
south Hardwick, July -. 1862.
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70 a.Om%HHaA

NHE advertiser having been restored 70 health few
weeks. by simple rr:u+dv, after having suffered
years With lung difficulty and that dread
disease. Co symptoms NOUS make SnOwa TO mis-
elbow sufferers he means NJ MS
10 AL VINO desire lie will send copy he prescrlp
oA used free Of CHARGE with the directions tor pre-
pairing ana using the sane, which hey viii ina ! sur
for Consumption Asthma. bronchitis, The only
object Of he advertiser sending the prescription IS
benefit afflicted, and proud The information which
ne conceves TO pe invaluable. ana IL hopes very suffer
VIII try his rrmrdy. will hem nothiug and
may prove blessing
Parties Wishing The prescription VIII please address
rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wialnshurrh.
fG11rn3 King County New iprI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

" ARLINGTON, Sept H. ! dispa en- from
Lieut.. I. !. ,hcnan, commanding he part OF
Fort RldGelv says that On the 40th Of August, he
was attacked by The Indians. but the superior
force u the lrullery lnder Sergeant ZONES caused
the Indians to Withdraw.
Remnants Of once thriving families were az.
irving at fort RidgeIv for protection. Union
people in the vicinity we're dying TO the fort,
ana Grtnlng tor its defence.
On the 23d Vt August the Indians returned
to che attack vita . mucn larger force, and The
buildings around the ort ItforIlng protection to
them we're Jrdered TO be DESTROYED by the artl.
lerv
The ire-balls Of the Indians fell all over ana
through the wooden buildings erected for ths
officers quarters. Still the brave little band
maintained their ground.
Tho Indians then rIeTartd .c carry thetort
by storm, but our artillery compelled them To
Withdraw after one Of the most determined at
lacks ever made by Indians on military post
our ammunition failing, she men were IN
ole to fight, worked day ana night, assisted by
the women, until good supply Wa obtained.
All the buildings except the guard house and
magazine are destroyed. Most OF the mules and
oxen were taken away by the Indians. and we
are left with scanty supply Of transportation
Our loss is three killed anu thirteen wounded.
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4 lAG IOas 4e~~I1sa~ :aaad Exper,1
aapd.s. "a ,asa 1fRVaaidi,

/ q caution young who -u1erfroTn Nervous DeDn
Premature Decay supplying At he time the
IT Self u.e BY VINO has cured himself ate
being put great expense through medical IMPOSITION
ana quacker By enclosing postpaid addressed envel
pc, SINGLE COPIES = the author NATHAN
Eli MAYFAIR. Esd. Co. r y. I.
marchlSf y
rTlHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF q. SUE
l. FERER-Pnbished rs a warning, and for the rpe
ciaI benefit Of YouL Men, and hose who suffer With Ner
rOus Debility, loss ct Memory. Premature Decay, &c.
by VINO mas cured himself by simple means. after be-
PM 10 great expense and Inconvenience. through the
II worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies he had OF the author, Q. LAMBERT.
ESQ. 5reenpon Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES 4. LAMBERT, ESD,
yf.Ii6m2 Grernpont. Long island. Y. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE. TlAFFAEIA N;A Pills.

Z q Il
DIE. CIAEF@E7i ANS PILLS.
The combination 1T ingredients in these pills are -hr
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and Carran Z correcting all irregular
tiles Painful Menstrual removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise headache pain the
side. palpi!atou % heart whites all affec
disturbed sleep, FhaH arise from interruption
DR.. GHEEcEM ANS PILLS
the camnenC-tneut Vi in the treatment Jf
irregularities and Instructions which nave
signed man" 20 premature grave. No enale
rnjny goot nea tH unless she regular and whenever
oiiEe.
DR.. Oh EES EMAN'S PILLS
etectua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar FEMALES. To al classes they
vaiuahie inducing, with sertUiut, periodical regularity
They known thousands. vino nave hem dif-
ferent periods throughout the country, Anvng he
ion Of # he most eminent physicians IN America
E.piiult directions. stating when they should
iset. With each EoN-,he price dollar per box.
aiming from fifty sixty pills.
pills nail promptly, nv ~raittiny the Pro-
prietor. sold by +. RedHsid, Montpelier It., AMI
by Druggists generally.
Il F.PfER0E, Montpelier. Agent
r. 3. uUTCHINS. Proprietor.
ray5fly 20 Cedar St., York.
II taken long time convince people of the
ana advantages If homeopathy all ether
medical since the advent II Dr..
GiOrd's Homeopathic Guratives- he simplicity With
which they puf lur tlle with whic n
they are dmnistercd heir wonderful properties
curative has ed thousands rely them Al
all diseases hat IN the 'amllY There
forty different Kinds % prrscrlptlOnssold n this town
by Fred s. smith, agent. If wanted by mail, send 10
4. :. Burr Z Go Boston. Philip Lee. I30 William
street, View York. aee hat Philip Lees On each
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15
GREEN MOUNTAlN FREEMAN SEPT. IS. 1867.

q 1!ucE. IGe place vas nrid ny Col. Miles
Win L. 100 m-n. ana 10 IS iraraI ne las A.=n
Obliged 10 surrender Jacksun hods the four
mountain passes. IN Maryland, crossing the
Blue Ridge
he also holds Hagerstuwn Ind mas MS army
in strong position.
Pernsy wanna in 3 blaze ot patriotism Gov
Curtin informs me That since FRIDAY morning
last $4,000 have been put INTO the teld nlIy
armed ana .qulppea
b. sns-aav mex, there viii De LOO 600 Of
the best men IN ,hc State enlisted and under
arms. Men worth d million dollars each are N
the ranks As Drivates.
All The professors VI w ashington College are
among the number
Il RRlsBURGH. Sept. L. Information rom
reoe. sources r"ceIveu at heaGq Iarters Mt 3 a.
clock cbl7 evening" state Char tDe rebel niczets
had retired rom the STATE line INTO MARYLAND.
ana lhat our plckeJs had been extended 20 the
south"ard. No signs Of the enemy were 7isibie
IN he neighborhood Of Middlebury and Way
nvsboFO. Pa.
On the receipt OF the news Of the occupation
OF Frederick nv Cen Burnside and the advance
OF Gen. Mcclellan. lie people became wild
with enthusiasm. Great confidence IS now .als
AS to the safety Of the State CAPITAL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. A respectable firm in
frederick 1t noon to day says, heavy irlng N
he direction Of Harrer Ferry commenced early
AIs morning ana continued until III o'clock 1t
men aeased ana commenced again 1T noon. Gen
looker took possession Uf Frederick last night.
ma hen. We, lellan enterted the city with his
taft ,AIs afternoon.
-nder date Of Phlladelpbi Sept. 18TH there
: report Of a" battle AT Harper's Ferry, at
-cA IN a rebel division crossing the Potomac
efriole slaughter Of the enemy, repulsu OF reb-
's he'd strewn with their dead sc but it IS
ala The War Department has no intelligence of
any lsnt and it rs supposed to have no iounda-
I0n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15
STOWE BOOKSTORE.

=! best assortment aud variety u STATIONERY
and hooks On hand At all times.
C345wS q L., "a NAN Il co
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Headquarters, Armr Ut the Potomac,

Eve mics oeyond MIlIleUown, Sept II.
To II W. HaHeck, Generqi m Chlef
Alter L very severe engagement, The corps Of
Gen. Hooker and Gen. Reno dave cuirled the
height commanding the Hugerstown Road by
storm. The t.oop. behaved magnificent lily; they
never fought better
tien. franklin nus been holly engaged IN the
lett. 10 not yet know The result, except that
the firing indicated progress On his part [ can
not yen tell whether the eRsmv will retreat
during The night u appear n increased force
during The morning
regret TO add thar the gallant and able Gen.
Reno IS killed.
(Sgned) GEo. 3. MCCLELLAN.
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THE HlSuai ueetHg u the Farmers Mutual Fire In
| Company will b. held At he office Il said
Company Montpelier, Wednesday. October Is,
1862 at O'Clock NJ for the chote u Boarl Of Ii
rectors for year onsung, aud the
other business may property come for considera
ton JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
september ., 1882. " $50
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4 haTiestom said to D Eyac-
mated.
FURTHER FROM MARYLAND


New YORK, Sept. -. special spasch
says that 800 rebels were taken prisoners and
have been sent to ihe Provost Marshal at Fred
erck.
Nearly AL he Mary flanders who enlisted with
the rebels At Frederick, nave been cnptured.
and confess TO having already mad enough of
war.
The correspondent ot the Times makes tie
following statement - 1t IS we'll known that
large droves OF cattle nave been sent from MARY
AND 70 Frglnia, within three days for Lees
army. Our avn pickets re ported the fact, and
they were allowed TO proceed without OppUs
tlOn.
The same correspondent gives report tina
the rebels were moving IN Thursday, IN the di
rrction If Point Of Rocks.
Corcoran Brigade mas gone to the mouth of
the MOnocacy 70 prevent The rebels re-crosslng
there.
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New YORK Sept Is, special lisputcn
states -hat ,wo prisoners say There few troops
n Or around Richmond mat city being d vast
hospital
Charleston has been practically -vlcuatea,
many ot lts cIrizets having taken up rnelr
quarters ia hu.s beyond he city limits. ana cut
II range 81 car gunboata.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

y -shlHGroN, sept. l.. It mas been aseer-
4'nrl hat the rebels commenced the evacua-
'on % Frederick On Wednesday night. moving
u awards BoonesOoruugn anu Hugerstown and
..""a"mng their inc immediately TO Tie Iett ut
"'H@lck, which our forces now Occupy.
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"a 4 El.EG6SAPE
~ II. FREEMAN
o'clock \. NJ
Battle below lagerstown.
gF4TL FIRING At MARTINS
BURG.
Reported Battle at Harper
He 'Ty.
The Enemy Repulsed with Terrible
Slaughter.
He FIELD STREWN WITH DEAD
REBELS.
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" AsHNGToN Sept. l4-Mindigh; That .
''Il 'aa 'een progressing IN the direction Of
l]'P'r Ferry seems beyond question. Goth
= he 'rglnla ana Maryland side OF the Poto-
nae 'rary nring has been heard all day with
'ut pfet Interruptions.
d, reports were audible two miles from this city
lie ews thus lar received through private
'UTccs gives promise Oi beneficial results to the
mon cause and has accordingly elated the
Nrlts ol all loyal men. Mail communication
win Frederick will be resumed Tomorrow
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

HARRlsBuRGH, Sept Ii. The cannonading
heard at Harper Ferry yesterday and to-day at
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15

ClNcMNATI, Sept. IT. All is quiet here
The enemy is said still to be n force South q
Florence.
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STATE OF VERAO r. Washington County Cour'
" .sHINGrnN EnMNry. Aarch Term. lNb2.

" 4sHINGTON COUNTY. IS. March Term, 1862
HORACE tIFIELD, AssNnpsit on = promlssory note
dated the 18th day u November
" e ~ HlTE and ls55, gned by lie defendants With
:. H. v ALKER. heir style Of partnership OF that
date The Of $500 payable Plaintiff bearer
on iemaHa with interest annHay.-Also the common
counts assumpst for and labor, goods,
merchandise.
Because he said John Il. Walker resides Of MS
State has mad personal notice of the pendency
Of his suit i ordered by SAID Court nat he De notified
thereof BY publ sAn the suDstahce Of said suit together
with three weeks successfully III The Daily
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed Mont
pcler in said Coun Of Washington he last publica-
don to le 1t twenty days before The u
his Court le held Montpelier, within and for sad
county II Washington he % Tuesday Of september
A. .. ot2 when will be deemed sufficient he
said John T. Walker appear said err1 and make
LUTHER SGWtOMB. CLERK
Z. Z. FRENCH. Attorney FOR Plaintiff
iontpelier August 9TH. IeS2. df3w
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.lANBERsBuRG, sept I3, III. P. NJ. 1t isuow
msluvely known that the rebel army evacuated
Hc1eI'c yesterday. passing through Boons-
rough ana Hagerstown. towards Williams
.or, 1 Was estimated 1t 10000 infantry. t.
800 .ayaIry ana 80 pieces Of artillery
HARRISBURG, sept. Is. The rebels occupied
lddleburv with 80 900 infantry, ana were fol-
Wed ny wagon trains. The locality Of the
ring not definitely known, but is supposed
10 nave been between 5he rebels under Jackson.
'na / torce under Coz. White 1T Martinsburgh,
DDl. Miles 1T Harper Ferry.