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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

WAR DKP.RTsEs T Nov ], 1851.
VNHE SYSTEM OF TACTICS AND REG.
TiLTIoNS FOR THE CAVALRY OF The
,'v1rS, n sTtTps bv Col PHILIP ST. Gao Cooks, I'd
cavalry hsyog been approved BY the President 10 now pub
I,.h.d for the government OF said service
,corsin0ly Instruction, will be given after the
aoS uoinsd out therein and all additions to or departure
S The ye cisc laid down In the system are
positively ofoidden 'i""> s.a,s,sry ~ Wa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

hts. WOODRUFF viii preach IO-MOkHOW MORN
1Sp, - Doc ociocE. Tie Rev. H. WEAVER St , p H.,
snd s'fsr 7er in che ENkAING a! viii preach. The
Put.ie invited. Seat, free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

d. r ISAnh,s ~ y. Church. TIE Pew. Thos CALLArr-
vo.. :. services TOMORROW a. usuaI witt the
o A. ~. ana y p III aud ia tho sgu lsuacsze a
prv liz itcGue,tS VII preach Ia The HOhSING A. TIE
inc ssi' Rector Of Tsio, Chapel. in tie EvEt-
, 1862-03-03

L.
HI t: s certain mortgage, dated the first da5 II
& GooE & Eoasss t s:ate 81 inota ii 6soS tsty seva
81 + sss as os 1ass sna ssy Is
conveyed 70 re, Francis P Cotbr. tas premises hare
D4ls t. sas1s sr 1hS pes5S s1E s o{
e Tie or e. Of nEEef OF said notes teirg t tie
PsnG'Ras n s1 &c e ess s1 & @ aqs' 81 1es
received and The ote.s fer tne sun of i've hundred
aae Gty aolia-s $50 each being Tue AMOR It q M sea;l
slert.e2s o. til. aIs5 Day e easa &oyeshes ard May
May, lsss; sn5 Vae1eas il Is :psovl=d 81 haid mart
gse tast " ss s BE- msie u II " an 5n e.
s.ar:eb7 shall Teai1 due and unpaid tor thirty d!y5
:Aea The s$d principal sa': Ct eaeve9 taous:ia ooi.
NJ eieciiau, anything in tic note .vsn Gs te ga.;c
10 The contrary notwithstanding: a1! whereas default
has Ieen aa il the payment of esi! tnst1l:eu:s Of
s. T.: rs q ex
respectively .nG given fer said rstatne2ta which
Eays E1ca remained and neT lac Et2slg des ao1 IN
Now therefore, pobllc nCt1cc Is E7e5J stcn, taat
virtue Of the authority ccatal.ed T. t nc.'rt2;:z
ssd &c secure TIC saia sun Of e!s1 en- t2Gsaa aollas
charges OF adEereae3t and saie, the premises con-
1stps h IS aeEssE r;a ar5 IS Sd hs In 6sas5
their heirs representatives OF assErs VIII %
sv.G at patc SECTION to ths fIgGt bidder for c.sa
At TN cc1ocS IN the oEsaoon on Esidy tnG
Coa1t Eos= ID the city Of Chcsgo and W:ict said
rrelrtses EEo1h md described follows tG
SSt e. u e ess z e y
IL s,fa Nh FRSS IS f!s5 SkRiS kSaS
! iii Eearbo7a s!srst, Ch:caEo. ja11-k2altA
, 1862-03-03

The Trustees ha7e dsclareda SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY PER CENT. (S9] out OF the profits for th3
yeax Parties Interested obtain their certificates
On md after :ae first day Of March ncxt-
Tie Trustees have also declared CASH DIVIDEND
OF SEVEN PEI CENT % On the outstanding scrip
IT the Company Of the accumulated Interest," pay
ale On lrst dag Of March next 9. the Office Of the
Corra1J.
TIE Trustees have further declared thst after rescz
Ing Fcur Hundred Thousand Dollars ;a0D as
Capital tie certificates Issued GJ thia Compsny In
1850 and 1870 be redeemed in Cash, and Etss7 the
first 6sy Of March pet, presentation at the oce
Of Tie Company, and that all further interest on the
SAME shall ceREe.
, 1862-03-03

nfORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas
y e sa MssG n ssed 1 ssa e. Cd osa e
Of @ ess sas oSs hH1a5sa Il Sfa 3e Ss9 &
Francis c,rbE, the rie,naes hsseasfter described,
ssse n dy e Il aS
M as ana paos r. m to ne 9fdsT s %
S51ls d;;s sSH esss ss s Ssas d
amount q interest on said principal sam
and payable respectively o. the list das Of essa NJ
sa1.'e to tie IT, a dsy sa 81 s3 I I Ana ~he1c p-os
& b. s 81 eas st % T
Rnn such .nent shsls reua due and unpaid thirty
d s 5na bs daa "a
at e!eon anything IN te note iyep f9s ne s.e
E. t. fs Sese
tsEsess due or day q NJ aod % he Est day
and gwen 1a! sa.d insta5snts WHICH aavss r
p9Sc 9ois + ss 3 5tse Il
eare & ef sar of @ dosf viii
tsest se tc=con toEethtr With costs and chasses #
e "a Lii III e. i Ss Z
9Th aa s,sht and eanisS Of redemption 20 1f ,a H.
81 so sqss aqsiiSn IL L. Ihsss 8 F!5Is5 g
sI e5ss q s5S Fl AZ e GfSsEo 'sS y s19 :: ! i
G. a. !ai::: rc vi TlFY ri leck east a:.d a5lotn
TiocE trf5 seve3 ;hc original Tom u Chlesa
thereon ss1nat7 Lois uE- Ii to thirty fo:r t2 nel=
srs Q: .oeS trent ls q ~ or: ls:aac E AS.sns t.:
rrove1cst thereon s;:rssed- Log scytn e! els e
tI ter f1c1 Of B:ck tef: tl2i :f sii S1u;G Es:aac
block thirteen (lal oE e.d so:te Esane1 AGH:-,,q
7s:i ;2z:s q fsis2 q 81 EE2$S Il
TL c. EETSoIos, ht-erEe{. Ea:t-a$ea
III Dts7bo;u s:reE. f;AireGo. jal.-s2s7-t: t:
, 1862-03-03

GEAIFD PROPOSALS AXE IN
~ v1TKD iii the 10th day Of Ss:ch is 7sis Sc!osE
NJ for enBp1y1Sg Tie United 8tates Sob Dspe VIII
500 b sd e EEEE CATTLE On the nooc
eath an;nai to sye:aEe Ls0 pounds gtoss xalgnt:
sTal aEn;.ttet which weisGs less tnAn 19ot pounds
TIe Cattle to delivered ct such tmes an 'n such
Quantities as the Government msJ TEQUlse NO G1tEa
Vii fe .eanlred under this cou:raes Before the ltsy
- I!esffeSS and Bs;iloeLs not wsn+ed ..
bond With good AID bufleieat security Will be re-
Gorr:cn1en. .ese1yes 70 itzeK TIC right to pay il
Treasayy Kctea -..
10 lid YIN be entertained when pnt IN By eontFae-
tors no Ea7e pIeS 1tUa{ fAiled to comply with thsi
ccpt1ae wtsse lie bidder Il preseasto respond
bics 70 be GREETED 70 Kaj a gECENTrH, C. s.
G.. =, Washington D. C.
FoEx CT TN:
LAB do bereh3 rrepos. to deliver to The GoTa.1'
me1t Eec1 Beef C.ttio On tie hnof fur = pc h1a
cred pounds soss ve.1lt- The G7tte 60 ts GssTsssa
et asc27dsnE TO she terms Of Tue eaSissst sar ~,
rise rent Tte Cattle TO tc see!Ehd on fae 5eze: M
ihe Wight So determined to Et The r.:rs1sa Esl?s =
hete-y Geere to give EGoa snq sut4itSn ~ uo.. ~
the fui6u4ent o{ Sta cuNtac. AID - recalFE
Ettea Il E+rs f2. the Car15. tslS1 ~
, 1862-03-03
Gbe Trihutte.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncal1ed for In the Chicago posi
Office,
, 1862-03-03
F;nzIT gM1 :E Cen.

pATENT BUCKW b e ct
e fL1UE-GEnctacturrdby by
EkEREr5 T. cHkPMAEs
MECHIG A NJ Mills.
TEs E4-g hsss BacsEt.sa1 Flc1r II .sE cs7-4Rr4
E.sH WnILt
Cao.:= 0zzaxsD F.ost. oue. W1EW wnsak.
--.Gctad TEtAt frzsts And tWeE4
White F}nss4 What Flour <ss shH bHst 4uk16H. -
NIt1s Eps1EE WAesk'Fho1r.
Gctvt=ae = any prss u *he c1tJ-
EsMt-Ae, BIG soQ:1 Ta.eR etzee6.
hc1p
, 1862-03-03

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
Term, H. D. 1SI William T.. Dosge.t, Henry D. Bas-
tttt and D. Hobart Hflls u. Alfred Goddard and
Observation-Disclosures.
Public nouce + hereby given to the said Alfred God
daEd t!ss vi: Of attachme9s % t:sae1 d
Chicago dated the eighteenth daJ OF Ja1usry+ a D.
1867, At The suit Of the said William noEgest. AenkI
Of tie said Alfred Goddard end- Perkins for the
e1l1n Of one hundred forty nine and +1tp dollars d.
rcctcd to the Sheriff Of Stephenson County, which said
writ has been returned executed.
Now, therefore, unless yon, the said slted Goddard
anu-fersirs sa1i personally hc and appear before
the ea1d SUPERIOR Court Of Ct:s. on Or before the
first dsE Ct ths tern tsrsos to b. ,d5n 1 at ts GonG
March D 1s gye speeiMal M ns and p!s;a u 1as ssid
aud IN fnror Of tie said William Dcgscts, Henry D.
Hassest and D. Hobart H!lla 2nd 90 mitch q le tru
rerty attached may be sufficient to satisfy the said
Indictment and ccss viii be sold to satisfy The aamc
THOMAS U- CARTER CLERK.
Garrrp 4 H11cEcoCE FlisGe AttYa, frfk.5s iE
, 1862-03-03

~ T'or the cheapest and best Hair
J~c.rr, Wigs Bra.dA CurlA FF1x1etz ETC. 90 to 4.
uHsN NALlsI. 100 LaSe street. and exsmtne taose Won:
4rt;eaE f1.sn se nstaxA wtsn adjusted to the hazd.
Ett Hair Jewel1 op1fa1D always the newest Exxf1
t;Y:ca All articla VII give ennss NsssAc1aa-
'Hn.h,-sF
, 1862-03-03
TATARRH: CATARREil
~ CATAEEH.1!
pR sEELYE's LIQUID cAr&RxH REKEpy,

WAIRAxrEo to be su1e cure 1or
CATARHH or GOLD IN THE HEAD.
ns1 Hu1pEKo TEo1aAxn persors die carly IN th.s
county Of Co0sumptton Every phystc1ar EroWs that
With fully tEo1hrds Of ta number, the dseake nEEs
coE;1ncured n1x
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
The next step being % The throat and branchtal tub
i caa-5 70 CUE cata,.b than Consumption. and +,
eunE The hss. prevent the Inter- Persons should
understand that the hettGt VAT to cu1e Consumption
70 prevent it.
The symptoms Of Car-sT7n they generally sYpesr
IRE :: n1E very sight fersons ind they have cold
and ind thst they taye frequent 8ttackA and
sensitive u the changes Of Temperature In this
dtron the nose mat ne dry or slight discharge, thin
end acs1e at.sxxs1ds becoming dick and adhcsiEe.
creased in quantity aud changed Ia quality; they 8r
now thick aad heavy and eithe. got nd OF by blow
sns ,as nee Or s!ss they A. Into the throst and sss
caustng had breath the voice ID thcE and nasal the
suo5ed; dcstns4s frequently IaSes pisee. Ano.he1
s6e pssea ebed cs1 Is oat 81 i tas ean .
cfs thick Or fm ns.eens Which has fallen down from
the bead during the night When this taxes place the
peffon HAy 1e e1r that lis dseas is OF It's way to the
Ghove aTr the symptoms ct Cat-7t ~ they appear In
b. Tie sd of the LIQUID CArAERH REMEDY, AZ
he San q saa e
dS to ka6use all Eho disposed to test tE virtues II
curing Cat1rz that II after the trial Ut tbe Eetned3
fo5 one month no benefit Is received the amount paid
Price Of The Cat.7h Remedy. E2oo sufficient for tse
one Mouth. with full and clcaI dl7essions.
Once, 1876 L&le, Corner of We1ls-St.
address DE. u. r sEELTE
dci1SS4n Post Of1ce Boz sos5S Chicago IL
, 1862-03-03

-A1E:E IETEs: :EIt:tE2NCE OFFICE
u -tE3 ;i-47t-c77 sreaS prpeSt3 :ce Nag E::e o.
ac= E1.o.:ssca na y Esssarn s5s;ee. Ee gaf eeHt
:.c:s.: E5E tos2e- employer. PazE.5s dt
s..rE hep c. Ey applying g - n5a1Etf7 StrtEs OF
dco{55-sc.
, 1862-03-03
39ropnsalS.

CUBSi5TENCE FOR THE UAI-
y TEp T1aors AXD rKiS2SEEs
L. S. a., Chicago, Feb. q t5a2
the Grst d.y 81 1arch 1kc 4. II H. for the furnishing
Eow stat;aEed q: Ce1 r Douglas.
CcMsCS.IION OF RATIDSS:
Tt1eefcurths Of peuod Of roEk OF bacon. OF Que
octfoarh poaa1 Of ilesh or AIT beet tFshtJ
ounces cf bread four or Ole pound OF hard bre4t
cr one anc ore foaSh pounSs Of con sa: At
to every hundred :attpns. elgns quarts or Deans
srd ten ponnea Q: rice q n leg tnsse5 es q1aEts
coffee OF sssht poaads Of 1eas.ed and ground coGes
sSgE tour quarts of T3sGaE ons m p2n1d M Of se5m Gi
one AID GEE fsff pounds OF taEoW caLdles+ 1odf
pounds of e0ap a1d two quarts OF sal. In addition 70
Tie fossgon2 tEce Eesk one gallon Of ol ,sses to
tatoes q the 1ate Of ens pound nsr ma Fresh bshi
option Of the commanding Officer.
The provisions to be furnished under this CONTRACT
he Of the first qEalsE tie proposals to mention
the nance Of tEo efficient securities. AMI 70 De endof3
Cd on the envelope Proposals for Army s1bs'sseice
Bidders Eyited 20 be present at the opening OF tae
proToes!s- Each bid must be accompanied ~ toe
Ere1antse responsible pCrsnus- tas the oaaef
will, lis bid be accepted, syn the EGRtrsS5 GRtrrp
First Lieut. 18th III. Infantry. a A. G. e.. u g. 4
, 1862-03-03
illegal Aatirfs.


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
NJ TT OF coQK. Superior Cosrs Of Ghtcaso.
fer the use Of the Branch at La Pore "a. Edmund
D. Taylor acd Margaret Taylor, his vie Ch3G1eS D.
Bond, Alien Hat1il,on Hugh 3lcCaEough. jesse L.
williams the unkrewn heirs Of TllliaE B. Ci;fecn the
unknown heirs Of William a Davidson and E1cazer D.
CtismoeIlain-Iu ChaleerJ.
Affidavit Of the 1oa-yesde1ce Of Chsrles 0. Bond,
Allen HaEltitoD, urEh Mccullough. jesse l. Williams,
he unknown heirs Of William B. Clifton, the unhro+n
heirs OF Hi'linn Fl. Davidson. and Eleazer D. Cham
tfr,au defendants a5o7e named having been Iir1 in
the Office the CLERK OF said Superior Court Of Chica
60. Ect1ee y hereby given to the sstd Charles Bond
Allen Ha.plz1on Hugh Mccullough! Jcs=e L. Williams,
Tie unsHewH heirs os Wi1Az1 3 Clifton, the unknown
lci1s OF William Fl. Davidson aod Eleazer D. Chalnbe1-
taIu that the complainant He'd s bill ct complaint In
said Court on tie chaneery side thereof on the 18th
dug o. Feb uasE. 1S sad tiia. 1heseuro1
fsere ot Of said Court against said defendants fetnr
able the first Nca1ay Ut Marth ntx., ll a5 te by
law required.
Ha1uilton, Hugh NcCC1lonGh Jessc I. Williams, the
unknown heirs uf illfau B. Con- the Unknown te!ra
OF Wiiltan Il Day tdso, :ad EteazeT p Chamberlain
shall personally be AID appear before said Supe-
tior Court OF Chicago OF Cook County, the trst day
Of the next term thereof to be holden at Chicago. In
said Connt:, CT the Gfst Nonday OF Mzzch 3sc, ard
plead answer or detnur to the said compa1nsnrs blu
Of complaint tie sAue, and the matte-s and thfnEa
therein charged sta.c n be taken IS contested.
and decree entered agniu5t yon accordinE 70 tho
pEaEeE of said bil: THOMAS @ s 3: CARTER; M -; GleEs.
, 1862-03-03

AuD17oR's OFFICE STsTz Or iL1rSgE. rS
caict1 at New York city il The state Of New York,
has lied IL thls Office statement ot the COT
dition Of Its nffaizs, as required BY IAN act to
regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the Stste Of Illinois," ap
proved February 14th, set amcodat0ry thereto
approved January I'd 1851: and whereas said Com
par has furnished satisfactory evidence that tt ts Tos
scsscd Of the required .D1ount Of capital inves:sd In
etocks and mertglgca, and haa fled IL this oIice
Egnsd b tns P5esdfnt tI f snd sfsEe ST
Of Chicago. .HlinoiA tts Agents for the t:ansAs:
md urrcserEr5:E authorizing then! TO- csnoW.
ledge ecr74ce Of process for hi,a behalf Of said
Company, cpusenti1;. that service Of process 1Ton
tbeni tie said agents. shall be ESc1 and held 70 nc as
valid as il scrsrl upon th: Cnsopany aaa waving 81
claims Ct error hy rr3son os s7ch service:
Nov, therefore, IN pTrE1anCe Of The RroFis.oEs q
the acts aforesaid I. JESSE & DCBtES Auditn- oi
Pnbe Accounts Of ke ste m a1 hng5s % rs neFeS M
traneact the business OF Insurance tn tl.t state
until the shi1tE-firEt day OF January. Ii tie yesF
eiteen hundred and sixty 20 far ~ they 1u25 cc
legally empowered so to 10 by said Company
t-A-, In Testimony Whcrcof have h2reG1f1
SEAL Subscribed MS aa:ic, aat affixed the seal of
s-3E'E 9tiiss ss as Springfield. shza third aas Of
s'- s jesse E DUBOIS. Auditor P. 4.
b. ". PElLLIPs l. Co.,
Agents far ch:c ,s7 AID vicinity.
Ciscc 80 8. Des1a Of Trade Building water Street
ft.GEEEf1u
, 1862-03-03

CLAIMS ON TIE; UNITED
~ sTATEs-The undersigned arc engaged in the
Collection Of t1sma the several nS .5e
United etates Government and e8uectag those on the
CoHmt,ss.y and Qua1te1nsstcf Dspartsenta& & aad @ q
claims requiring an act Of CauEfe4s. TheE Will aa8s
Attend 70 procuring Bounty lands Soldiers an1
Wtlowg FsutisnR EEa Soldiers Back Psy n: Uos-
Hen vll remain 1t A&hington, Y. G. and nay % coa.
sulttd o. addresses there q; Gla1sa NAY be found
1to Washington Ettesf, Chtcsgp. ul All nay dePend
On the utm0st prouaptneks in collecting and rsnl1rtn5
@. H. DORNAI. C. c. CLARKE
X. r; Hon E Co1an, rs; Hon j. ii. Howazd Mich;
Hen. Lyman TrunbaI. IL: Hon. I. n Arnold. ~ !;
Hon B r. Bradley. Mich Ao1 Thon71s DflmE-ond.
Chicago: Hon. 5nhn II. Wilson, f;hsrago; Mc.str.
Caxo. Its5n.4-hA
r AND WARRANTS.-The high
L + at price paid tor Land Warrants ann Bounty
Scrip Warrants FONT to me vii reer1ve IN advance
on New Tpfk p.arEst Ali Ezes for sue.
+. ". MORSE Land Agent,
Office cf E. E. Willard Co. q Clark street corner Of
Lake Chicago III Post Once Box 6185.
fe2s-n16i!m
, 1862-03-03

sipsebe7 chas slosanq BENZ s.aey FItsh
Spicer I'd -Switzer Henry
Sullivan MfchaelStee1c FA1eutinrStatts S "
Slime & co Smith UenrTZ Stone
Summers " Simmons II L Shuler lis
Sutton Km
rre.dvel, perrrTnomaf1H Triton DR.
TfaserL Tyren Eolnsy Them94oq Acs
Tasier as wssbinesieE ESsti eo9zns Tssgat, Conn
rss!or WINS Tlet6risse Theo Thompson Acs
fear John '0'''' Trott Frederick Tuner oEren +
Thayere dr Thompson Ed .Tier John ;
lyman Jas Thomas E
Underwood ClardeusD
: Vote John y yandercaE z VanBasen Ben
ysaS ysnss vsa bassn
yazden Ja1nes Tandoscn i y
Wefg Witt 7nos sft3s sss;ss wsss sns1
Watson atse aa5ttnH "a HWaish s Flancfs Weils N'' -
Wse w M WEss adsss %saas 4
WIZ %sIts }ssa " a&sSss5 w{st MstsiSs $s;sa,
I
| waller j c Weir il 10 Wilson De1os
| Vheston HoraceW alsh Daniel aWhitehead D
| Ward HI WheIon Daniel Waiter Daniel
/ Weston Henry SWalsh Philip Woods mr.
| Whitbeck u T Wendell Charles Wood mr.
| Wo1cott VIM Williams JDo II Wootelen u.
! Woods " n Widgeon JR It " lizard DaEld E
t Winerni1}cr YIN Wood S WARS "
] Williams Nn Wi1sOn Jas Wefdem Peter
I WILSON Wma Wool1T R q Weller Geo
| Wilson Jno L Wilbur D J Wood Geo
| Nfeejns John Wright " Woodson " T
| Young Chas
Zimmerman Jno
| initials.
insurance Co.. 2t0 South Water street. ..Norkf
Western Female College = Boarding House. 4;
! Michigan Avenue. Box 3598 No. II Wells st
Persons wishing drop letters advertised mus
| afHy cent stamp.
@ Office open from 1st May to tst November
daily icxcept Sunday, from 4. T. till P. y. o.
Sunday from $ till 1o1 4. y; From Soyembet Is
till May 1st, from 4. H. till P ", daily (ezcep
Sundays and On Sundays from $50 I'll 10:15 !. Y
| 1881 J. L. SCRIPPS. 2 II.
, 1862-03-03
Gtear, Eue a;eaoTEs.

NIEw YORK 5TEAM DYE
N EpRzx 81 rEsuRx. 1s7 eouta Cas5K sTess
eeeweao k.!Aao md Atsnno5 Eascsfs6 6,g! G5'S siss
6k7aE Hats enc Bonnet nyeEF. B:ehcsiEK s1o 5zEs.
fnE- etaFa ard toun19 xarE Aols1tno- ~, ~ 49,
DQx & ass|5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

From ths Fifth Vermont Regiment

Thursday Morning, ApglI7. I,62

logSrawy BArrH FIELD,
Thursday Morning, Apu. IT,, l,62 {
MR. WILLARD Yesterday morning, By order
Of Gen Mcclellan, Smiths division Md tie
honor Of opening Zoe great .dec.Iye battle
that is to crush treason and re-esmbiish the
Union OF Stats The point 8i a.tael-a ncy
earthNork pr, SIS OF construction, and strong
ly protected uai worked BY troops, and herds
Of conuaband.-oeng selected the day previous
by Gems Smith and Kcyes the honor Of max
ng the assault and storming the same, was del
egated to the Vermont brigade
Day dawning, Jhe brigade are under arms, and
by SIX or seven clock are marching to the field
Companies G. D. F and Il Of the j,h, were out
on picket, standing all night in the thicket di-
rectly under the new works Of the enemy, and
in some places So near their quarters that taeir
"roll call was distinctly heard in the morning.
This pickle. no; beng relieved ill four in the
afternoon, tae above companies did not Join their
regimen, 10 the field ,il after tuat hour, and as
tue attack was made in advance Of the picket
line, (tle poke. being mere support we took
no NOR p4rt IN the action than to remain en-
our posts, as lockers on ia Venice.
Ourialanuy being npostion upon the TANKS,
anu ia ambush .or a dasu ia 'front.' whenever ,.c
nica Of time should arrive, ,ae batteries opened
fire, aud fora .ul hour the artillery tight was
both Sublime aud terrific Mott, Ayrcs and
NJecler's gun, md good execution, throwing
their shells viii great accuracy, aud 50 did The
guns q, thc enemy One Of their SHELLS xpod.
Cd directly mler one Of MOTIFS guns, killing
three and woun ing four cur Of the ten men at
the gun. Bur in u lew minutes the compliment
was returned, one # Motifs shells dismounting
their best gun and killing nearly every man
around II, Shouts and cheers 90 up from the
battery and the brigade, and IN a lew minutes
the enemy retucs from his works into the woods,
or to other works in the rear. For one or two
hours there is cessation OF hoslIIities, but di-
reeily, Che assault being resumed the fire Of the
infantry aud artillery makes 1t thunder all
around The enemy behind bis brcastworks
trees and trenches, fires yolley after yoley upon
our troops, now IN advance OF the batteries, and
between them and the enemy.
Under cover OF tie artillery four companies
oil the Sd Vermont, Companies I, d, X and Il
press on to The works. Pungng through I
stream directly in front, and was'6ond deep
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

Prentice says The Boston Courier objects
70 Parson Brownlows "appareut profanity"
We don't believe that the coed parson ever
swears' rs has repeatedly assured Us thar ne
never Swore an oath, never took drink OF liquor
never went to the theatcr, never attended
horsc-roce, never broke the Sabbath never voted
the democratic ticket, never wore whiskcrs and
never kissed any woman bat hs wife.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
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We learn from The Omaha (Nebraska) Republican,
that the Dakota Sioux and indeed all Of the various
bands OF this powerful tribe. have become reslve,
and are rapidly assuming hostile attitude toward
the white traders and emigrants who are passing
through Dakota and Washington Territories. They
have doubtless been tampered with by Secessonists
and induced 70 believe that the General Government
10 no longer able 70 hold them in subjecton and en-.
force obedience TO treaty stpulations. A document
signed by number Of the Chiefs and head men has
been found at Fort Berbold, addressed to the Indian
Agent filled with threats against the whiles. Gen.
Pope's preparations, however, embrace an immedi-
aae and extensive campaign, which, it is hoped, will
soon reduce these tribes az well as others in arms
Agaipsl the Government 10 subjectOD.