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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
N4o FATS
LlEE PMS AND PHOENIX 1TTT1RS,

lc Ter pcICd Of thirty ytaI5 and dunno thoi Inn.
have maintained high oh2aetcr ii almost egery rar
OF tie globe for their cNt7aordiaa.y aud hnr3edafe
power ol re,tDfnG perfect h-ath 10 e}sors SUFFERING
Gh%er Ae>TJ every Kind disease to 'jgh hunan acaA H
The f9owas are aqons the distressing variety of
,- y;At&EIABLE LIFE TGBDIC1fJEs,
DlsrErsIA by thoroughly cleansing The first an second
tsa 1,'t ~ a'@ oLe"ghS a3T Of Pure heathy bile III
Appetite, heartburn headache E2ste,sue.s ilI-trnTpr
AhNety, Lacquer ond melaHChcv Which are the .as
er,i SYM toG; q Dyspepsia, viii ;anisA naurI
CosTIyENEes by cleansing the whole length Of the in
az a1' WI M.na .o.FiLt p'2c aud without violence;
daye. ''''A Wv
IEyERs Of ali kinds, by restoring tho tIooa to reg
ua circulation, through tha process Of Reputation in
obstruction in others. '''
The Life Medicines have laeu known to cpra Ruep,c,
tism permanently in thu ,e weeks, and GIu in hsfthat
time, by removing local inflammation rcn. the uugcet
and ligaments Of the Joints.
DRorSlEs OF all kinds BY freeing ard sfpnn,honips
the Kidneys and bladder they operate most dci,hfII2
on these important organs, and hence have ever beea
Also WORMS. ty ds0dsing from the TURBINES Of ti.,
bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures ader
SCURVr LCERs and lnyetcrate Sores by the perfect
purify winch ,hese Life Medicines TO the blood and all
tie huDois.
sooKBUrIc ERurrloNs and bad Compexiors, byther
Alternative effect upon the funds that iced the skin and
the morbid state of which occasions all eruptive com
plants salow, cowdy and other disagreeabe complex
'
The use Of these Pills for very short time will, eFc,
on entire cue Of Salt Kheum, and striking improve.
men in the clesrness cl the skin. Common Colds and
intlenza viii always be cured by one dose or two in
The worst coSes.
PILES The original proprietor of these medicines
Life Medicines one.
tEvrn AvD harG--For this scovrgo Of the Western
country, these Medicine vii! be tJani SAFE speedy
amp certain remedy, Oharm di.iyca leave Na q9sten.
subject TO eciusn Of The disease cure by these med
"!neS Is leImane-ly Them be satisfied. and be cured,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

MEsSRS IIEyRy 2. Wilson Il Co: deem Mrs VII.
sons Hair Rcgenerajor and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of al hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where il had
fallen III dandruf restore the hair its original
color, cure entirely the most painful healaghas-aud in
some instance; most aari.U5 AUn0rS Personally have
been a sAarer in several Of these benefits.
Kgy. NENhT HILL, Manchester, Y. Il
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N j T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing il put Up in large bottle,
and rctas for 81 cts per bottle and fr dressing the
hair Of any person, young 1r Old, there is not equal in
the wo,ld Il i'll make the hair everything ycu wish It
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
or Am rilan which alone should cEc it lo place on
every !ady's toilet table
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing, and your
hair will hc cycu rorc lifclkc in color and beauty
Use nothing your hair hut these preparations, and
use these according to directions, and warrant you
Il good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry ?. Will
be addressed.
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ITALIAN BEES.

y RIOE Of an Italian Queen (warranted pure), with .
few workers to accompany her, S5 Her safe az
insured Mt nr destination. Full Instructions for ~
the queen with common scck will h" sent with each
queen. Address, GGODRlt II & SANBORN
3m3 East y" "dwisk, VI,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regcnerator is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 80 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are mich the
cheapest
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vigor till fedel property recovered and federal an
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Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following rc!ia.
bic and well known people.
MEssRs. Henry J.. WILSON & Co.--Ny wife il now
ulng your ReGcncraOr for the hair, and pronunces it
lar superior to anything she USED for the hair It is
easily applied does not soil in the easa no disagree
able ouar increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
Ing OIL, and often cures the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited. because think an article
that will do what your Hair EeScncator WILL should he
widely known. think it is the best article for the hair
no" IN use. RtSPtcf(uHV, Sc,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newluryport, Ms
81 i,tr the Hair Regenrator and Dreas,ng rery
much" Nlv Gro. " WoepISI IIartioyJ t!f
- unh ssitaringiy pronounce it inualuQ1ie ayti-
Gle from the e8tct on my own head"
) HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester n H.
1t rendered my hair S2G and glossy"
MiNor EARRAN, Saratoga Springs, n. Y
81 feel confdent that ii operates NOT as dgc but
TO restore the roots TO their natural heafhy staten
REv Z. d. ksLLoo, Nashua, NH.
I" l mo" ehetrfuNv recommend it 70 all persons"
LEV &. RUSSELL. Littleton, N. II.
November |.
MEsSRs. HSNRY ?. WILSON & Co: have no hesitancy
In saying, in ny opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing e best hair preparations nov
in use. l shall continue ta use them with pleasure
REv ii. Ii. HARIWH.I., Lawrence, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
War Meeting in Poughkcepsie.

Me.tinls were held every evening Last week IN
CITY Hall at Pouglkeersc. The meeting on Satur'
day evening was,0 ddr ssed by Mr. BensonJ. Losing
The sneaker remarked that from the beginning OF
this rebellion he had believed it ~ be the instrument
tally chosen by God TO chaslse parry, and
strengthen The notion and every day that fact be-
came clearer 10 Lis comprehension. And he was re-
ioiced 70 know that TO day every intelligent nap,
woman and child III the land coiuprehended tie TACT
that the origin, the foundation, ana the support ~
Tins wicked rebellion il the Slave System. Upon II
disappointed politicians, and selfish and uhsctuPn
Ions demsQognes had placed themselves IN their Ell
forts to subyerl the Government, aud upon IL they
still rested for support III carrying on tie war lhs
WA not "A matter of OptiuOh-uot TOPIC LOT avs
cussion-but great 1Gcf, aud the sooner the 10y III
peope recognized and treated IT as such, tbe s"o"ei
Tins war would end. lie held u to be he dnty Vi
every honest man to speak ont boldly ~ unrcse ~
edIy on the subject, as Patriot and Christian. lie
believed that God designed, Ia this way, To- destroy
that blQhiug and iniqnt0ds sy stem, before IL eho'
fatally poison the lie blood and paayle the nerves
of this great Republic-before that huge einDoIi-
ment of rcishneas should utterly put 10 teei .i'o
rublic conscience and make public aud private virtne
the exception aud not the rule. We airknow, ne
said. that the system of Slavery Ia to-day the bone
ana muscle and hl0od-the very elements OF Delhb
of The great rrLellion; and that the blow thai shs
s,nke IL to the earth will end the war.
Mr.. Losing then offered the following reeou,io"ei
which were warmly seconded by the Hon. jane
Bovine. Mayor OF tie city, in stirring speech aDo
adopted by the meeting 6y aecanaIion, without
dissenting voice:
R,ored That sighting for the life of tho nation 'h
lie future peace and prosperity. t.,..
Rsoired That the selfish Slave Power, aiming "
dominon the Republic, commenced this rcbenoh 'o' "
own profit .,, ,o,x., xi,l
R,ol,sd That the coeIence Of thst msign power wiz
Al. vices with freo institutions and Puohc ''ue
Hsred Tha. the speedy termination OF this war sns Wv
security Of the general welfare Of this kepupho Ie'
H. S.,,uc,ion Of thot corruptnE and desosting power
ReeIrsS That ne aid neil with slisfseusa - i''e
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PDssenycrs Arrived

In 'teamsiip Potomac from Neo Oysan.-Mrs Lang chis
end nurse: George Riggs H. B-atie Mrs PsDg j. G. G.
Archer T. Roche J. Bonfen.. Mrs Pct Sister y. P-re,
Mira A. Henry Mrs Benson Mr. and Mrs J. Is. Band and
Johns j. T.. Putnam r. Besson Mdne. Julian Story,
j. a. Whtock. joseph Rice Capt H. Csnpbsl Leu. J. q.
Brown Col Fuam Jacob Hess, w. A sLi5esn, a Gadoct,
Col j. w. Schafer U. s. A. Capt John CLARK. U. s. N and
10 10 the steersse.
COL Pakenham lady and servant; Mira Camilla Miss Cas-
tes w Avsr L. Ayenll. F. Ayerl, Mr. Darlington. Mrs.
Tinson Mr. RachmaD, Mr. Tinson Mr. Roberts Mis- Lscor.
me- Bopello Mr.. Duke Dr. Kennedy, Mr.. Wiaa.s. Wood,
son Boscher Robert Lady and child, Misc Williams Misc
GRAY j. NJ Paul James Paul, Rev Dr. Willis I'd lady C.
Jayson F. Payson, Mrs Psyson NJ. PseoI.. Ad lady Dr.;
servant Mr. Nettebohm, Mr. Churcq, Mr.. Morgan
Mis Gro.e Mr. Grote and Mrs, Grote and child
Dir Hirschfeli and lady and two children, Mr. Stevens
Mr Lopmsn Mr. sipchr Mr. Richardson, Mr. Formsn, The
baud Surgeon Maxim Mr. Prtchsrd Waco and lady, Bon.
acnd Daley Ashworh and lady Lord Gnreen, White Day.
Miss Hilsdas Mt Weir Arid, Edgar. Cook Wserston, and
LADY, Cowper Geddes Miss Smith. Mr Hamper, Miss Meyer
NJ Lewis Miss Pitt, Mr. Hobbs and LADY Mr. Deeusnsp,
Glasgon r James Penn and child Mrs d. Nc Winnie and
child. Total loo.
sensrsnes n. TANGO Gonzales " Panssnt, " Ritter,
Ls.as aud Son. ~ Zsnett r. G. Moreno de Castro and
lady Stroobsn p Cartsno =. Arteche, Mrs j. p Doni-
phsn Miss ~ Ruiz Gen J. NJ Cobss and servant Ruis,
SocNraz, r. Sheiper, Csrbsgar, d. Cell NJ Csrrels
f. Dupre Douil slez, T. Terra and lady j. L, Zurani R
r. &c Leon and serysut NJ GorotoEo, Arishsaol A. 3
Dotz ~ Brod J. Fener. l. f. McDowal, r. o. Fritch. B.
Leraa NJ +. Tunon, Miss L. Snow, +. Mccoy, Mrs Muir.
phy j. NJ. Cow an, j. T. Met Miss Sullivan, A. Gonis.
j. a. Menard r. J. Morton, NJ Stern, Cap, w At
Sens p Quintsas L. Bernard, T. ssner w. Walters M.
Ferrrra D. AIsuno, H. Blackstone, G. Torchy o. Greene,
+. Hayden, s. Williams.
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TIE WAR i'm the Eonth-VVcst.

18th. following appeared portion Of cur edition oil yes
tertay morning -a,...-, Tos,l,v Sept 0 1861.
A scouting party reports having iaLen III WIN WV
Rebel brigades to-day, nine miles from Co''hg'o"'
II this is correct we may expec; fight tomorrow
C.mo Tuesday. Sept. 1909.
News received a, headquarters last night states
that Clark.viIe has faIler into the hands Of the
Unjonists. Col. Lowe lett Fort Donels n OF Satnr'
day. with the intention of attacking the hepeiS
on Sunday. lie was met by them, l'Joo f'ro"s'
The Rebels quickly dispersed. Seycnty'hve prison.
ers were taken.
MrxPnIs Sept. 7, 1867
A meeting Of tie citizens called by Gen. sherman
latt night largely attended and showed uiin''-
takeable Union feeling, but without results 'en'
Sherman addressed the meeting at length IN reply
W tue complaints that have been made " him.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-SgPT. 10.
Cleared.

sbiu,-Adnatic Moore London, z. p. Morgan K Wileyi
Lucy Thompson Croker Liverpool, Samuel Thompsone
Nephew Mongolia Hutchins, Panama. Charles e. Duncan
Co -. -,
Balt.-Homer Pruss). sperielburs oueen.town Funch,
Nein,xe Weadt Untine Orb Perklnson, Cork, noinooe
Co Greyhound Alexander, Gores and m,Iket, fAes
Porterfeld; Clara HsIaii, Glover. Washington ~ L. NC.
Creaiy Co IIouqgs. Cartwright Hong houg, A. Lo~
Bro Active (Pru.s.l STieg.lberg Belfast f0pch meincxs
Wenit Theresa lFrench Rose, Queenstowo 10. orGers
Finch neino ke Wendt Chsr.te tFIench Ooono' Cork
for orders Funch Menck. Nend; Iona BIZ Gardner,
Hong ong Cary Co. Gustav Walenius iPIuss barels,
Oneen,tswn Fnnch Meinck- & Wendt; Col James Scott
thrl Sinclair glasgow, A. Bradshaw; DoGsn thsHlDarg'
Meyer Hui, kunhgrdt Co.
brig.t @vlon King Curacao d. r. Dewof; T.. y. Newton
D,xoa b,lize Hon. r. Alexander Maurcio (hol sehro'
d. Curacao Doysle Co. Aqua Sarg eha lDan) Wietts
Abtroeen Funch, Meincse Weudt Anna Dan Chnsten'
..n Pegarth Roads Funen Meneke Nendt, Costa flcs
Peel Apinwsll Panama Railroad Co. Bachelor tbr way
co,t Msanzss JAS L. WUd Co. Fisah tBr Arm,trons
Cork Rar,ay Livingston; Wodea lAiecken0ur Mieahr'
Queenstown, VIM Salem Co.
sehoouers-Dahlis Kent Boston T. sandfoId Blossos
Dongl,s New.Faven, II. s Racket Ocean Wave tbrl,
FIr@slns st John, N. b. P. l. Nevius Son Hound brl
Peaman Demerars, Middleton Co. Lady Olnch tsSea
M.eubury ST Bsrth Smith Jones < Col Granite s,s'e'
Hsllett Boston Samuel ". Levi. Co.; H. baheis
Batimore Van Brun, & Slssht, ii tBrl Todd roito
Relic Hsndy & Hosdley; Abois Bradford. Freeman Aug
Gives. Brett Son Co. Free Wind Robinson Port ROYAL
Bentley. Smith Co. Mary Emily, SNOW faa RIVER mh'e'
sioOp-BIaci,,One. Allen. Providence, L. Keany.
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Arrived.

Steamship Au.r.lssi.n tBr, Cook Liverpool Ans 90 .us
QueepstOw 9is, p IN Iacse ina Io ITO.
steamship Columbia Barton. Havana Sept o. stsp m,
md.e and to spOtoIa Te'9n SG Sen, ma..
ard pass to II. b. Cromwell Co. -, -. n..,
Grove r. l., bound for AeIAndi d. i'f sA ana
Sin North America Cutting Liverpool A. day. md'e. and
go ra TO Williams 0uion. In lat AZ lon AZ a. passed
sse ICEBERG was days W. OF Nantucket Shoals. with shs
Shin xnrora Bssrr Liverpool Aug. mdse. and 2as pass
TO M and Frohinehsm. Had birth ana death sept
~ 10 lou o. &c. spoke ship Richard D. Ely L''s''n'
SHIP oleon to Bath Percy Liverpool Aug md,e 70
m,ser Aug 2S at ~ 49, 50 H. spoke ,chr Elizabeth,
Bartlett from the Banks bound for Plymouth, Mass' WIN
Ship Camilla (Ausran Gaaulch Cardiff July o. coal 70
Bsrt Walden Low CBr. of sunderland) PhipOt Cardiff
bsrs Cereal OBJ Of Sunderland Mcdonald CoIi So days.
Biz Te i.ns Br Of Newpor). Price, Newport, Eng 50
! days railroad iron to order ,r,- ,,s
BHs corey;a D. Of cSlese.ei IuyPin s sah' feNo'
Brig rrtso (Au..snl M0vovich, Antwerp 50 days md's'
Brig Gmdas Ort), Csmpos Antwerp % days md's 70
Stag or Of MAITLAND nnl, M0oru"0'' Lirs'n0
schr Yankee Bird twIeeker, Fortress m'o'0' WIZ
scLr +. N. smith. Child w-Beaford days
| scIr L. II Endicott, Leeds Providence day'.
| Scar. Electric, Lord, New.Hsven.
| schr Adelaide. Norton Newport.
samuel for i s9is s.ou
sShr. J I Noy.e, EllabethpOr for Boston.
Sehr j C. Homer Homer. Elzabethport for Boston.
Sohr Sea Bird. Chase ElIsbethpor Tor ProyideDce.
schr. Brutus. Eweli Rondout, coal for boston
Schr. j. r. Esraid. Crowel, baltimore days coal
Schr Connecticut, Dean. Mystic
Schr Mora, Dean, Boston for Eiira0ethpor
schr. Doreta Ashn Miner Portland days, stone
schr. Jane Maria, Hall Norwich.
schr. Swan. bill New-Bed' ora Tor bet1hioie'
schr Mount Hope, Bond Bra ford
schr. L. C. Scranton. King Stanford
Scbr Daniel W ebser, Perry New London FOR Rondout
Schr. NJ mira Rogers " hiiInsn. Providence.
=. SIM. Ran .tab bic dlys
Schr Free Wind. Mitchell, Providence 2 dsya
schr. Jenny Lind. Lowe stenilston
schr Emma Frtbush, VeITill Providence.
schr independence Kelly, Albany for New.Bedford
Schr. F.ssenaen Hooper, Ron iou,, coal for Boston.
Sloop Speaker swim, Stonin sion.
stesner New-YoIk u. usspors) Hunter, Washington
IN bslsst.
per Kikpatrck
Steamer Martha Stevens DOusherty, Baltimore md's 70
VIM. Dslzen -
Steamer Minnesota Garrett Baltimore. mdse to Wllian
| DslzelL ,,,u.
Dallen. . ,vu,,u,
steamer Marina, Crosby. Baltimore. mdse to "Niiam
Dalzsl. l. u
steamer Z. Ewing. Kelly, Philadelphia md'e to j. N
Briggs ,,
FELLOWSHIP Progress, Woodward. from Liverpool jay
20.
Bark Nord America (Bremen). from CsrdenaA
Bark Houston. from Port Royal -,
| Schr Daniel Williams from Turks isiand' .
sAILED-U y. steam transports Joepnlnr $40 "'' -
Green for Washington; Jersey Blue for N.woeri ~ u
| Steamship Po,ia (BE) for Liverpool ana ~ "
ll:3O a. m.
4 WIND-Sunset, from s.
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Passengers Sailed

Richardson child infant aud servant y; Miss Marsar,
Jone.. Louis; W. Sch-l, A. ointerman C. Gould. Y
Az bsholei Nh ana Me- n. q. DenesTe child infant
iud nurse. Miss Norgsn, NcwOheHnsi A. A. no enbush
u.land, James smitou. SooAaud Geo Stanley, London
\. II. Campbell ki4eson, C. "; 4. y. Palmer, n Y r.
II. Hods.on, Liverpoo Francis Gooddg-, h. Berthond
y. l.; JOS f.sott England Is. r. Ameugol, Mexico Mrs
Probyn. y. Y Mrs Anderson, child aud nurse, New Or
,aus, Mrs Taylor SON. David J. King Master T. hing
y. Y; J. Calt.isDos. T. Castelanos, romero New'uan
ada w. Price England L. Gilari ~ Y Colonel the non
Hy Percy, jos Holmes England: A. p. Nelson. n l..
John Smith. Gilbert Alder Epg.snd Mr. and Mr.. hoos
W. Edison Leeds, Ensland MI and Mrs A. n In ssuS
Y Mr. and Mrs j. j. j. li.ms servant ~ gahu
Mr. and Ms. J. LeaycIan N. MI and Mrs w ). ScSu
London; C. w cspia and Mira r. 3 psn, ."d .ery
Francis Amory Boston, f. YoSue, PaIsi A. w. DuIAse ~
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The New IlcRimcnts.

From ne sbGsy Irsntag Jov,rni
We subjoin a table OF the new regiments RAJ 'ed
and organized in this State since the rst call Of July
last The table embraces only those numbered aud
Offered. OILERS are 10 process OF equalization
being nearly ready TO lie mustered IN.
Fifty seven regiments are complete, and twenty
four are now ia the field. Ten more leave tins
week, and the rest viii follow IN rapid sacee,son.
Ia addition TO thcse new regiments, many thou
sands have been iecfuIed FOR old regiments IN the
field, and recruiting is about as bnak to-day IA 1t
was montn ago:
UsDEK THE CALL Oh TnE TRlsIDLsT ron tJO, OOJ
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A resolution was offered requesting him to require

A resolution was offered requesting bin to require
the citizens 10 take the oath or leave the city, The
General did not think he had the power to enforce
such an oath. Committee was appointed 10 me-
moriaize Judge Catronto organize the State Courts
a skirmifh between party Of the 9Th Illinois
Cavalry and the enemy rear Holly Springs resulted
in the capture of 50 Of the latter.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday Sept Q. 1862.
Col Bristow Of the 9Th Kentucky Cavalry, Just
arrived from RussellviIle, reports that on Sunday
evening. portion of Gen. Grants forces from For,
Donelson drove body Of the Rebels, consisting Of
800 guerrilas with sbou $50 citizens Of Clarksvic,
from the rifle piis at Providence, three miles from
Clarksville; the Unionsts sbelled them out, when
they took refuge In a barn We shelled them out
of that and they resorted to a dwelling. We again
shelled them out ard they entered GAINESVILLE, when
the citizens associated with tie Rebels, laid aside
their arms and resumed their civil associations.
We took possession Of ClarksyiIle the Rebels re-
treating.
The Rebel Colonel johnson, at Hakkinsville yes
terday, acknowledged that Shackeford, at the recent
fight. whipped the Rebels badly. Johnsons forces
are dispersed in small squads and are stealing money
and all other available property.
FxASKPoRT, Tuesday, Sept. Q, 1867.
Small guerrilla bands are scattered through Gar
rarJ, Boyle, Lincoln, Washington and Mercer
Counties, raising recruits, and stealing horses and
other properly. At Danville Wm Duke is raising
Rebel Cavalry Regiment.
4 citizen scout, who returned from the Nashville
Pike, SAWS TIE country is full of small bands OF euer'
ras The Rebel Leui.-Col Woodward is skuik-
ing about in disguise. The Rebel Capt. Garth wal
a, Trenton at noon with about 800 men, poorly armed
and badly scared.
1t is rumored that large body Of Rebel artillery
were to-day moving from Danve to Lebanon.
The report s prevalent that Bragg, with nearly
six regiments, is or ssing the Cumberland. Military
circles credit the last two statements.
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