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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-03
1852. Lake ChamBlain 1862.
Summer Arrangement.
GOING NORTH.

hall daily, (Suadays excsptei,) al 1915 A. NJ,
upon arrival Of the Cars from Troy, Albany and
Buffalo, reaching Burlington at 40 P. NJ, and
Rouse's Point at IS P. NJ, making direct con-
nection with the Cars for Ogdensbargh the same
evening, and arriving at Montreal at 1880 P. NJ
NIGHT LISE.-Leave Whitehall daily, (Satur-
days and Sundays exceptcd,) at 800 P. NJ, upon
ARRIVAL Of the trains from New York and Buffalo
and Suspension Bridge the same day. reaching
Burlington at $50 4. NJ, and Plattsburgh at
600 A. NJ, connecting at each place with Trains
arriving a, Montreal at 10 90 A. NJ, and Ogdsns-
burrh Al 100 P NJ
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OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

nm and aftor Nov. IS, 1861, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays e1cepted);
GOING EAST.
MAIL Leave Ogiensburgh at ll.30 A. NJ.
stopping at all stations (dine at Malone, 2.4e),
arrive at Rouses Point at 5 go ?. NJ, connecting
with Night Trains with Sslczdd Nls,piHg Cas-
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving At Bos-
ton and New York early next day.
GOING WEST.
MArL.-Leave Boston and New York al 500 T.
NJ, arriving at Rousos Point at 7.45A.H, Malone
1910 A. N, POtsiam Junction I2.47 A. N, Og-
densburgl zoo P. n, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway ami Lake 0atario Steamers and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway Tor the Wes- and
North.
The Trains connect al Potsiam Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam aai Watertown Railroad
az Moosrs Junction with Trains q the Platts-
burgh and Montreal Railroad.
6EO. Y. HOYLE. Surt
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FACTS FOR THE MILLION.
Arr YOU AWARE

Ao1 - " n - -
That good No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemner, can be bought for f5rfy,
81, dollars, a! No. College Street ;
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved ornamental bronze Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth presser new style hemuer, and all the latest
improvements can be bought for ffy IRE dollars
81 the Agency, No. g. College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That superb silver plated No. !, Wheeler
Ellison Machine can now be bought for siItJ-hv'
dollars = ,half case at sspsaiy dollars, at tn
Sewing Masniue parlor, No 6, College Stree,
Are YOU aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler a
Wilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho-
gany, as handsome as fne piano, and thousand
times more useful, can be bought for only 4izey
dollars at No. 6. College Street
ARE YOUAWARE
That the Cheap Machines are played cat,
their sale for the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction shops FLIED with such a. have
rot entirely ratified to pieces?
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe -'L7ck-stItch" machines nov
take tie Universal Lead, and that the Wheeler
Wilson are the sckrosledged suPeriors Of ali the
other Lock-stitch machines'
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler s VII
son Machine Is to any lady who has not got one
ARE YOU AWARE
That The responsible guaranty Of the Agents
GEo. " g. G.. BENEDICT, Is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are ior At
the factory, and 10 charge for frsi 1t or express
age
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r.Decisl Dispatch to the Free Press. ]

BELLOWS FALLS, Sept. %.
The train bearing the Howard Guard with
the Rutland and Brandon companies reached
here at 2 O'Clock, and left at 2'i5, en- route
for Brattleboro. All well G. .
BELLOWS FAILS, Sept. 20.
The Twelfth Regiment went into camp last
night, with full ranks of every company.
No deaths or disaster in the Howard Guard
vet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-03
TIE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY
.lHolloway's Ointment.

Il oNG marches sore and stiff joints, blistered
Ia and infamed feet, all these the soldier must
endure Mofhs-s rsr4,B,6G this, when your sons are
grasping their muskets to meet danger, think
what relief single pot Of this all hsahHg and cool
rng Salve will give to the one you love when far
away from home and friends. 1t harden' and makes
tough tie foet so that they can en- lure great
fatigue 1t soothes ami relieves the inaamed and
siifsned joints, leaving them supple, strong and
vigorous, while for
Sabre GUS and Gunshot Wounds
It stands untqualled, removing aud preventing
every vestige Of Inflammation and gently drawing
the edges together, 1t quickly and completely
heals the most frightful wounds.
Wires and Sisters Of our Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsaoks Of your hus-
bands and Brothers, a more valuable or more ne
cessary gift than supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Sdlre.
The lonely sentry walking his rounis at night,
exposed to drenching rains and chill night air, IS
often seized with most Violent Pans, Cough and
MITIGATING HoarseHess, first symptoms Of QHet
Cons,inp;ion, but if supplied with HoLi0pays Pills
and Hoi oielys Continent all danger is averted,
few Pills taken night and morning, and the Oint-
ment risky rubbed twice day over the throat
and chest will remove the sEvgREsT PAINS and stop
| tn most distressing or DANGEROUS COUGH
| Therefore say to the whols Army.
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NV YORK, Sept. 26.
The steamship Ariel arrived to-day with
1857 900 in treasure from California.
News from the Isthmus was not impor-
tsnt.
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MACHINE. Br HAfD.
Hours. Minutes. Hours. Minutes

When the machines are driven BY PoTer,the
ratio is much higher, 500 and 1000 stitches q
minute not being an unusual average.
Seams Of considerable length are ordinarily sew
"a with the best machines at the rate Of yard
minute, and that, too, in manner FAR superior TO
hani-seTing.
This report was in accordance With the previous
awards at the Fair Of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SoCIET
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute Y. \. Mechanics Ass0eiaiion
Mechanics Association, CINCINNATI.
Roston Mechanical Association
Franklin Institute, Phila- St Louis
Kentucky Institute Louis Meeh's' Institute,
VILE francisco.
Mechanics Institute Bal MetrOpolitanM echa an cd.
ir.ore. Institute, Washin. tor.
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NEM YoRK Sart .

INV IOKA. SGT. ..
The Times Washington dispatch says the
Rebel prisoners captured by Gen. Sigel's
scouts near Centreyille, were brought here
to-day. They give the loss of the Rebels in
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Diarrben, Dysentery, scurNy, Sores
CcrafuIous EruDtfous


To Arms. To Arms '!
Do not let these brave men perish BY disease.
place in their hands these PrscioHs Rssdiss, that
viii enable them 10 resist the dangerous exposures
the Fevers, the Chills and the wounds which they
cannot AVOID, and what il more, cannot frequently
get suscour in the moment Of need. whereas IF our
brave men have only 10 put their hands into their
kuapsa ks and End there a sure remedy there for
ell the Casualties Of the battle field. How many
thousands Of lives would thus be saved who would
otherwise perish before relief could be obtained.
n CAUTION !--None are genuine unless
the words HOLLOWAY, NEW YORK AND L0yD0S, "
r. observable az a Wafsr-m4rk in every leaf OF
the book Of directions, around esch pot or box;
tho same may be plainly by hiding re leaf 10
The hgsf handsome reward will be given % any
one rendering such information may lead 20 the
detection Of my party parties oounteTfeitIns the
medicines or vending the same, knowing them to
be spurious.
- sold al the Mandatory Of Professor HoLLo-
WAY. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and By al res
pcc,a ls Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicine
tdrou -hout u civilized world, 10 pet', at Csc
sc. a.l 81 each.
- ] here Is considerable saving ty taking
larger sizes.
s. B.-Directions Tor the 81 jane Of plticuts
in every Disorder, are sfiEei o. escl box.
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GRE 81 INDIAN RENE !
FOR FEMALES

D.. xs7ris IS INnuN EsxE>aGoGuT.
- This celebrated FemsIe Neii,ia o.,
E,s assessing virtues unknown % any
IHA hing else Of the kind and proving
lxe[A -Iectual after all others have failed
iN ~ is prepared from IN indian plan;
CR<%f used by the natives f0r the same
sLElSA purpose from time immemorial a. j
"a "a now for the first time offered 10 the
Ssis.4 public It is designed for both
~ married and single ladies and is the
y II ~; very best thing known for the pur-
81 Il .IiN pose, as it will bring on the month
ezz<1iSS& y sickness in cases Ct obstruction
s-S-Ssss5S irau anv cause, and after ell other
remedies Of the Sind have been tried ia vain This
may seem incredible, but Il it fail in any case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TwOTHOUsAND BOTTLES
have nov been sold without q single
failure when taken a. directed, and without
the least injury to health in any case. - Il Is
put Up in bottles Of three different strengths with
iull directions for using, and sent BY express,
closely sealed to all parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, $40; half strength,
IS; quarter strength, So per bottle.
- Remember This medicine is designed e1-
pressy for obstinate cases, which all other rene
diem Of the kind have failed to cure; also that 1t
is warranted a. represented in every respect or the
price will be refunded. 81 Beware OF limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly OF Dr.
NJ, or at his Office. Prepared and sold only al
DR.. Mattson's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases, Ne. IS Union Street, Providence. r. 1.
~ This specially embraces all diseases Of
private nature both of men and women, by a regu
eTly educated physician of twenty years prae
tiee, giving them his whole attention.
~ Consultations by letter or otherwise a re
strictly confidential. and medicines will be sent
By Express, secure from observation, to al Tarts
OF the United states. Also, acc mmoditions for
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure and qliet
Retreat, and good care until restored to health.
Canton 1t has been estimated that over
two hundred thousand dollars are paid 10 swim
ding quacks annually, in .eW England alone,
without ana benefit to those who pay It. All this
comes from trusting. trlfh0la inquiry, 10 men who
are alike desti of honor, character or skill,
whose only recommendation is their own false and
eItravasa1t asssrfi7as in praise OF themselves
II, therefore, you would aVoid bang huzbuggsd,
take no mans word, no matter uhaf las prsfsa-
sious sr,, but MAKE INQUIRY; it will cost
you nothing, and may save you many regrets;
for, as advertising physicians, in nine cases out
OF ten. are bogus, there is no safety In trusting
any Of them, unless you know uAo and tsiai they
are.
RrDr. NJ. vii seld free, by enclosing one
stamp a. above, pamphlet on DISEASES OF Wo-
MAN, and on prIuat. dssss,s generally. giving
full information, Fith the most undoubted refer
ences and testimonials, without which, no Adver-
Using physicion or medicine Of this kind Is de
serving ary confidence, rtsisvG
q Orders by mail prom
Write your address pl1ialy,
MArrIsoS, as above.
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Soldiers Attention

See to your own health, do not trus. to the Army
supplies although most valuable. These Pills and
Ointment have been thoroughly tested they are
the only remedies used in the European Camps and
Barracks; for over forty years Doctor Holloway
has supplied all the Armies in Europe, and during
the CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established a
depot a, Balacava for the exclusive sale cf these
GREAT REMEDIES many time his special Agent
there has sold over ton in weight Of the Oint-
ment In q single cay. These terrible and fatal
en,mies Of the Soldier N Camp,
Diarrbea, Dysentery, scurNy, Sores and
SerofuIOus EruPtious,
all disappear like a charm before these Pills and
Ointment a1d now while the cry ring throughout
the land
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l. | u Z .

L | y Z.
'fNHE Burlington. Vt, LINE CoNrASY are nov
1 prepared 10 furnish Fresh Burnt Lime, superb.
o. in strength, whiteness Of color, and all the
properties which render it the best for Bleaching
Chemical and mechanical purposes, at the VERY
low EST CASH PRICES
This lime is burned in kilns Of recent oonstruc-
tion. at the uigh Bridge on the soura side Of the
Win05ski River And is made from a ledge az
rock acknowledged to be the best in the State.
Address the
BURLINGTON LINE CO..
Winooski Falls, Vt
June, % 1861 d3moss
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NEW BOOKS.
Asst POEMS, by Mrs. Browning, for sal. BY
- c, o, FRENCh 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-03
At REDUCED PRICES.

No. 6. College II. Buriinz'o"'
With GIs-.CIots Pre--er, Improve"
oop-Check. New style Hemmer'
Binder. Corder. etc.
This Machine makes this Lock seten' ana
"a, h highest, on account Of the' s,,- itg per
rpapence, beauty, and gsneraldssirablensii OF the
stitching when done, and the WIDE range OF ITS
spplicAtiou.'-Rport Of A-DieaH IHT tut We"
York.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Company has prepared
a5les showing, by actual experiments Of Tour oli'
erent workers, the time required 70 stl'en ~
n.r, ~ a vsrment BIZ hand, and with their Sewing
Machine subjoined is summary OF several Of
the tables. .
The wheeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual exp, rimnnt oil Tour az
ferent workers the time required TO s,iten esol
part of a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. Subjoined is a summary OF eveFal oil
he tables:
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ALLPOINrS WEST AND NORTH WEST

ALL POINTS WEST AND NOhIH-N 10
This line offers hyperion inducements to Amer-
can citizens 10 purchase tickets over 1t, because
under the new tax bill, 1t will be obliged to pay
the United States government Sl07 per each pass
enger from Buffalo to Chicago; and in the sane
proportion to all intermediate points west Of
Buffalo.
The patronage Of all patriotic citizens Is there
fore due this line, as It passes entirely through
American soil, and contributes directly
To the Support Of the Federal Govern
ment.
On the contrary, the Canada lines pass through
British SOIL and do not contribute in the least to
the support Of our government.
Passengers compelled TO pass over the Canadian
Lines should be careful to provide themselves
with speeia for their expenses In Canada, as the
Canadians refuse American bills except at an
enormous discount.
Passengers. wishing 70 procure tickets by THIS
route over all routes running from Burlington by
the American Line can do so at all the principal
Railroad Steamboat stations in New Eogland, and
BY application to X. c. ROWE, No. l, American
Hotel Block, or r. COLBERTH, Church Street.
r Orders By Mail, for Tickets promptly at
tended TO.
R. C. ROWE,
Uaioa TIeLd Office, No. AzsrisaH
H8tsl Block.
or R. COLBERTH, ChureL Street.
Burlington, May 9Th, 1867 dAvtf
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LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Ts,uE above long established Railroad Line Of
ers uneoualled facilities for transporting
Passengers and Freight to all points West and
North West in as quick time as BY any other
Western Route.
r. -. f.,, ., A., s,y abr Route
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BUSINESS CARD )
S, NJ, PETTENGILL & cos

a. Pax R,g. v,~ York, s 10 STATE STREET
BOSTON.
S. NJ. PErrEsGlLL & Co., are the Agents Tor to
FREE PREss and the most Influential ami largest
circulating Newspapers in the United 7thiea.ind
the Canadas. They are authorized 3 contract '''
IS at our iotref rates.
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Mrs. Z. VI. Kellogg

Wo0LD give notice that she has reopensd
w her rooms at the
SEWING MACHINE PARLOR
No. 9, College ST.,
And IS prepared to execute orders for SHIRT
MAKING, STITCHING, and al kinds of
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL WORK
In the oes; manner and Al shoIt iotiee.
Ladies Linen collars, b sakfsst Jacket,
and MISSES Sacks. on hand 3 made to order
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Sc. fault BET: tIL ~. /"
Siadc g. Gpot, 76 8olttmOreir.
9. g. Sattce, 1OS 8alttnrrett. ST..
$. SaieabaI9, 8rpaOwaD uno Gontpn Ip,rue.
S. So. &B&Itn8, s5 broadway. Sanl,I
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YGtIaOelptta, MiImtugaDu a.
1t, 8altifiDrc GiieubaIn. CO..
gaEnterswnhrnIon.

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sem 6 Il. IS @2. gla6stita8Sug. g~aGRtrte t6nnen du@ NIT ber
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(NSat1,iD Sttli&in 3 tG ~ f6 81, @gtnt.
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{ 0~ei(enee, rei8e be Balttnagte- uno Dbtp- @tfenbnbn betueen.
sSen Die 0fetfen IN IN gaBeu surad rnb f6pFtn ii gBaaen, be
nnf eas auerbfquerfRe lnb nit g~efOlfertenS tsen e~tnserf&tet fub.
BQbrpreile BON 8alttmere naG:
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Anaerifmntf3e @efanOte BET frenas
ben 66fem.

@tnr!fs g. Nctms, Wfa0. GnSlanD.
5aGatref Nequatpr.
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&rauee muS @mtfrdftste !

9r. @%tpaDne'S
su1ammen9eIebter Sprup BON WtlDttrI6 den.
@enust nab empfsblen BON ZEN beritrntefe1 .aer3ten oIs
bas f6erite nno ~sewiteite DtttteL in oer 9eiIunq BON BART
Gugsebrun9, blouen Suiten, 8Intireten, Seherteit l9pater
Stimme, Sdmers in ben llriusO rAonen, ber6Olberem Gllt,
Gdmsrs in Der Sette unb SruN, Ser5t1ppfeu Oper 9srstrant.
belt, olen Sat8s, 8lNt- uno Sun5enleteen.
Dr. SwaYne's
aulammeneeIebter SYrup bon WtIDfir19en
unO lit gu p%srtaafen III iebem ~BetpObnter 3heiIe Der @tbe.
Or. SmaYne'S
3ulammenaeIebter SNrup BON BtlpFtr11en
Sipa6ne, etnes aeihtdttn NrStes. Ger ieine prCfelicHele 2ant-
sobn nit bem %midh9en 8ertbeiI elmer re8elmdbi9m mebt5int
Idert Filbuna in elmer ner beiteit uno dtet.u Sdultn IN
9biluStlpbiu, ia rieneidt in Der &elt. on8etreien. @r oientt
nodber ftnen reolid9n EeIuin in rem Yptldbelpbto Gtsfen'
larp, uno nor pele Sabre lang 215t int SeipitaL unb aItsr
NrrtenbauS iener Stdot. 4
Or. SwaYne's
su1dmmeneeIebter SYrup BON WtlbtirG1 der
~frnbern Elm pGlig erprobteS Wttttel, bS in Eauienpen Dpr
-Samlien in bieRr unb i'm @uslanoe ~seUraudt pirb.
> Or Swapne'S
3ulammengeIebter Sprup ben WttpftrIAer
lit bic oprisjntue unb eia3ie abte" 3uIan u%eniesun9 non ic
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3uIammen9elebter GYrus bon @tl0ttrldeu
8er9eiiet nj d t! boB tbr, peAt Der 9eib perltopft ODER
ridt b~irlda9Ii@ pifen iein iolte
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in gerbinrrtas nit benz Gsilrttrfden g prup nebmst; biei
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81. s. SWapne & SGtn,
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s%a.se. gsnrbtpn
a5& observation-disclosures.
ssshTaissSA Scr 1ntsrset6ncte sat fem Sttinbaufrsef&afi S0n
HgHsH $50 ytprtb(fr. nads @de pUn
Ns%S@sSA 0obz frtb 5EreDertdftr.

osrfeat, np verbsn bort ale Sprteu @rabfetne, Wlpnunente &c.
laf n1Soti&f fetne art onsefetttat. Ste GrGbfArtften wereen
auf gerlanesn in, Oeutf&er, sneiHSer pier dhOstet S6rttt stnes'
Setten an SD6tduten u. I. 10. unb BIN I'm Stanhe ger3terun9en
lufs @eltnnaSsGlfe mad tea SauRpe Der Gebduee ansubrtn9en'
fDidtf5S S. Mtnterntgbt.
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NooandTnbn6.

Standardization
Wetz NrattFraBe SO. 358 nnb 3583.
Jteinen aeebrten 5reunoen nnb benz @ublttuar mabet6 bier
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

HIGH MILITARY TALENT REWARDED
We learn that John Savoy, Of this city, who
went away with the 6lst regiment as a Pri-
vate, is likely to be promoted to a second
ieutenancy. He is the boon companion Of
Lieutenant Colonel McGroarty, who is act
ing Colonel Of the regiment. The Colonel
has a weakness for whisky, and is rarely
sober. John has faculty for obtaining that
momentarily exhilarating, but finally pros
trating fluid, which is excelled by no man in
the service. This renders him valuable to
the Colonel. If it is necessary to ride sixty
miles in order to obtain whisky for the Colo
mel, John is the man to do it. Such talent
must not be unrewarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08
TIE WAR ATTnE EAST.

GAINESNILLE, NOV. O.
General Sigel has so far recovered as to
visit Thoroughfare Gap to-day.
Cars run on the Manassas Road as far
as White Plains, beyond the Bull Run
range.
The affair of the confagaration at Hay
market is being thoroughly investigated
by the Provost Marshal.
All was quiet along the left wing of the
army of the Potomac to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE, New. 5.
Mrs. Pigot, her son and three daughters
and all her slaves, were arrested on We'd
nesday night last by the rebels, and taken
to Richmond. Mrs. Pigot is a widow, re-
siding eight miles above Armsburg, and a
sister of Judge L. ]. Bowdin. Her only
offense. so far as known, is thather broth
er is an uncompromising Union man.
Measures are being taken which will un-
doubtedly lead to the liberation of this ia
mily.
The steamboat Express left Fortress
Monroe at nine o'clock this morning on a
flag of truce mission to Aiken's Landing.
She took up $50 rebel prisoners most OF
whom were badly wounded. The French
consul to Richmond also went up on the
Express