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--v- -. .ar,- = s-r=aer 4a7-ees y
---r .-ectz-u5 ---m tie Southwest
Pc. ..-.-- -a- -le --loPs-ll-ya- A-c1mcnG.
--....-.. -taoA. 4Au Lr.quols were plated
e. ---.- ...4.a .4a.a -.uu ...z.r pur-a - lie
----F -4e T4-.- me. previous - -.le a.
49, ID. .--- -I-z-is-.gpl -ur1s.
-- An u re -snch va steamer Me-
----.-. : u , .ukSJu under 1 dAg u U-uce
'..- IT ~-ay ii assisting the French resiGencs
SEW --e-.-z VINO might 1esire u ze5 1u5
e. W i lie ,moendlls 1a111e. lie vas
- ~ Immediately imprisoned 1ver night,
Il: rs ---e-s4i TIE lex la, anu returned 10
= 49, .---ay enraGed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
EYE. EAR 4ED C4T1RRE
> Il IL Il.

surgeon the Institute for ne treat1uen1 ii
diseases ID he
EYE. EAR, THROAT AND CAT422E.
= 4. Marx Place. View T1rz,, viii bs N
i13pPtLia3. 1t Tie PiFLLIJY H0CSE.
On Monday. LAY 551.
remaining until 1A-Ua9A-- At -.ta. where he De
consulted BY hose afflicted win diseases If me Eve.
ana Catar-n rs various forms Ind diseases II he
Throat. Deafness. Noises me Head Discharges from
Ear ache Jat4r-1 Is ar e0r-us. anu lis
of tle throat permanently c'ri. a.! ne
me Eve successfully tTe2tei. Operations for
Cross-yes .sracts. performed ~ e =1I.re salts
faction II me patient
4rtldeiG. Eyes inserted without 1Hn. Elich AMI
00s = Ike le laruraI aye as u def
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
Pniaes- Kellogg. Jc.'p, ks9ale

ia -4n.g-brYs, ilv'u- 1reh l3p"i1ir4 - 'hr .''A
L prI..r t.anrt 10 he Jf-trlciai H1sallgi"n |n'-
,r,r-.. ~ -srsive r. am and I'd jest al elaine .ah
l,.,a,as F an ,-rsau- lau rst lac -safr nf FIncfs
E-llorr r. ate af FialnAed. a sad istsc 4rcri-e4
-.r--i- t'is1vent lIa -.ir -r'n 'I ~ nom t'4 'tr
Ill l. al A,,sl L-2 ~ Iltowet ny sah .euri lie
.-iir. "a .sla lpr-as-d EXHIBIT 1na 1r"ve leif -
aure1iv. elailns b-fJue I=-EIv- 1niCr -bai We WI
attend ~ isiiies 'f aur anp"nhrht a. nc '"'u
h,rs. of n " keith. IA P'annrG. IN .aid Ills
~ e. Of, the SIT dav NAY anu Tie 5.l ~ .tonef lr&
II fpa 1.ineK n tie forenoon. each e a4la nays
MARK APAGE- tf,,,s,s
a.. -, aaa =. n 80 3slry3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

THE sslnsciI hers. uavH. been apnoin ~ " ne -oHo-
,e puh4te toHr- Di-jslCt n y 4sla -ton, corn
s-i07er- 40 -cevs exaIainr adjust al Claims ana
la.na,d. al. All 1-rzuu,. .ansi ne lf Marx :.
Io-- ale "a Portland. stale "a Name lrcti-"t
represented Isaivl. Fuu lr u SIX Months non ne
-in Ia ii .arl -@2. being allowed 1v -ad rJnT
IN ne. creditors Vi sil.d Ircsaseh. 10 exhibit -nG
,r9ve er RESPECTIVE lri,fe tTive 1urs mat
W. VIII attend Tie duties % or ilp"i ntht Al ne
once nj geIiet4 X Gleason. I'npr-r n s7d district.
an he 9TH iav lI 4g anu DctoDeT 1eZi- q. 1he clock
;, lie ut rr-iu m. N -acr Il AIN iars.
gDOERLCH .tAAgSCS, --,r,-..
Joseph POLAND,
Montpelier. Aari IT, 4. .. L-tr2. f5itN3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

,a-.s.rgN, AInda7 4pr-- y
-E.rE

-EsAEz.
--7 --tsiLen- pa en-. presented 4 conndn-
-''..- --ItA .-.e --cr-C.ry * lie Llter-Cr, cuL-
.-.1= &c luAucr iAd lsg-s " slaves, &c, II
=. district "a -JiUIl1ia. They were cUmpI-ed
--- -"e-sy -on-..s since. anu ieraaps Si4A not
''---Jie l0Y. l=ierrea ~ Tie LOmmitTes
-7 -'st..cc 81 -u4amDIa.
D'- .-l.---.ier lre=eau-a pet Jun III tie CIT
'.'Aonl. Isklug Jnas certain 1ewspa-
- '-.s lie sl.ne rrvlIesas - ItAers
-. ISM u Ai-ss.. t-1m ne Military
--'.'- ported Gacx tie 3LI iur lie
.s--'--'.gn Of ! .lsaa. department.. FJstponea.
AoI.uH "a IL. ~ LEY Jas -ncrst.lsy 90
VS. ,s4uesteQ 10 report whether It Is
-'ent % r.sture tie Harpers Ferry
N4at AMOUNT MAS NECESSARY, IL.
=. 'AFJy .at.Jduce4 1 Jl4I ~ pr1yenG inu
'@ Ne mpor,aaon 0i adulterztt.:d liquors
--' l4>1lu-.on il -lr state VI UllO N regiiId
-erping slaves IN camp Lhare, Onio >
-. -%eil 4p ln4 referred % the military Cum
'+4 -nr Tie nure convenient enTurcenehs
a. avs .or security 10 Keep tie peace Anu
's.-4Siof, vas paseed, 81 Against j.
'eaa1s Vent InLJ executive sessiun-
House.
M peaAer announced the speciai cummitsee
- oHhlscaiiun Ut the rebel prupersy Oun
-lrk. Elliott Of Massachusetts, Noel u
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
EZ40qCARrEas. ARM = TIE P0-1M4c, ,
Anrl. -. u ! II.

Ed,gin w. Sfan51n .Serr-etdr7 Of Var
Nothing u interest during 5..e nIgn1. VI
firm II lur right vle-a he v0r3; prlceadel
InG.silc9eG On The -et- tie enemy ire /
good 1eal. 7u5 1u-- 10 one. l0r vas 5he v1rk
interrupted Have jus- sent j leaTy led bal
.erv 70 silence 4 gun Gr -vG Of 5le enemy -la5
have been lugert.nent THIS morning 7u- nave
lurc 10 lne. Tie weather MS Deem improved.
ana W. are making good progress
(-igrec r. 3 Mc'- LE-LAy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

Washington Arr,L - Ihe SscreEl-v ct p =
N 1 comm -uica-ion u me House STAKES .i:a1
une President ecl.nes 20 .ilr1.s, 5le reasons Ut
me av4cua-i1r u Jacksonville. t!urlLa. Is L.
.0mp4-i1.e win the public l--r-=z
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

pahiic Examination ta- Examining hose VINO design
zach C7Innna schools n ne Town u 8ertill
VIII BE- held School zas- near Montpelier alag
--.a-. Iar nd Il clock l.. he =zerclsas 70
close at 1'c.ncr ? L 1-ei apni- vao IRE lo-
We. .alj1i=i. EF1telc= 5f moral character vii DC
expected strangers. Al citizens are earnestly l.
r.ill - Dc present
7. newton PERRIN superintendent
l..-.t, -,-.is+
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

81 Johns. y T.. Aprli IS. steamship N1r-1
---s..l. VITA lrs Lays -alar aa7.ces --9m El-
y. s-z-=- .-4s- -L..cs a. = iioc2 = III. IN
---4-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

LIS J-7N-E v ABBOTT. laving -eturlrI. would
VI -psnec-fuIlv MORN he ladies If Montpelier and
emily, hat val continue 1ressmaE:nE her resi-
lence -.h=r STREE thanking Ter r-enls tor pasI
favors still 5oiiclts share If heir patronage.
A0r,i = s62. EdtsTT,l-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

..-7a. A1r,l IS The Steamer EsJella las
--.r-. rom r;c,s0u-g LandIng. The army 3
~ --..dua--- Awarding. 5p5 everything Is
.ee. nnUIseance un Friday discovered
lie .rem~ vas strongly posTed a. Pea
...-- gta- Mes beyond jar Inc ut 1ic2er4.
~ III auU lu-l.lce - l1IacK 1-.em.
---- : ~ news rom Fort Pillow. Three
I'm Memphis r4p0rr sl-ong | Mon
-, -..sI.n- rlere. llu INA. . majority Of
. --..alr - 4l1.0u6ly a1alElng gHe arrival il
r. . L. Dcs--asl0n. II vas TOT 3e-
..--. -lA- 1t il1y would 1e burned, 1ut 5ha5
1- 1-or. su,..- lcG n0l4sses VII Z -e-
.-=4
On. Zee lrd EFF Thompson we're al
.--.... .0getltr WIN about 6Uue n.seraJIT
mons. rLev remained there ~ ava ne
--r.. NJ 81 lm- sel0n u sAe CONSUMPTION act.
-.s eng enforced EunGreds OF The IN
MS ~ -e27,ng Gai7 q avoid impress
-7. 4.z- II ne -veve-muntAA Men whose
80. j! .--~,ce = ABOUT 10 4ZDlrs, refuse "a
---..r !nupr .n- circumstances. anu ara desert
=. : A. climbers
4.l-u.. AMI s. ! special despatch ID
- ms I'm -4-ry tJ-tAv >a7s. that Pits
II. .-r-ues i -uaGaT nlghE say The roads Ara
- M -lG 1rep.-e.s.uns tor me coming Dat
: ~ 1c9 G---=ing steadily. The pIcAels II lie
~ 47.-.e> IL luv my la4I i mile apart
uuCl :lckleae Inung cur c-UOps. ne
=. i .4-gIe. exposure anu lnhea-al- I'll
Ale.
l1.uc4-s -eU0r- 1na5 zen. FIllplque Is~stll-
.-1ulAaG !. ri " rlga1. and LAS torce q
rH r ,VU0 net. The guns rom Fort Kan
I'M ~. Teen -a4an tlera. ! la--e nanoe!
.-..4z- i. Constantly al *9rz zi-eng -aenlng
:. .--.1c.-.loEs.
--ce report. Ellcn Il leeinel reliable
- ..- -.8-. .lllUa1 ieeE g coming ID INT
--- ~ lack lu- 1Gu-.a ana maKa / 9plf
- or lie 1o=-essIun Jt The MISSISSIPPI. VI
- ---.-- j ms report ! steamer Vas mime
-.e.- Ir>r... cae.. 10 -siAlu NJ. 10. haT-ug u
-. .InGer. sufficient u mal me 1ac-er-e
80
-.r.u.-s -.por' -1a5 IespU5lc censorsillI
| --------L = J.. g4--- IT -lt sDu-lve-I, N,
Is 94a-c 1s.nL- ...c4 ll1er nothing deroga1o
- -=a---.--. They say 1la. lie : 1Iol
- --.5-. ~ l. 1r-n anu -uya- Is ever. re
.-.-- * tic near apprOach u lie teder.
- l.gg ..lg> ueeG nightly !. Memphis
-a.-.a- CRISP nneacs VII sl-nl-a
-. Z -e----- e~-ry -.---e c--g u 5Ac c"l---
III. ---..--z= 414 lie sI-.er federal 1r,son her
.-.. -- I-z1 = Memphis r-ce!Teg cla-ze.- :.
---.-- - -L---- - lie. lie lc---r-- Va
$50. ! .--a..-.s-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

4 u 70 y faPEh = u RI
-aE health # he 5ubsr1-r being such As 70 oro'n &c
.i,a anDI rtneut lie wishes 20 asl As following 1r1p-
.rtv ---,-
TWO HOST DESIRABLE FAhA,,
pleasantly located IN one Of me most iertile ALLEYS 81
Vermont. b, --., e-,,--
,,,re,ie~ "a Z lite River Junction. nile -outn u
EAST Randolph Village. mas been the hoInsa'eAu u s
subscr:ie- for seventeen Tears. y contains
ll5 lTCE, PRODUCTIVE ACES,
IN hia fate n cultivation. well fenced. InDeFed anu
ratprrt buildings IN good repair rhnnIns ~ I"
atb bous- ,.d barns ana in every respect mos le-
sirahe Farm tnd homestead. - ,.it..
The second adjoining, contains ABOUT o 800 i..s
,.hI :. f--.Iir,, sr--ilit- cultivation saa :onre-
,ieuce In connection vita these farms are
-ro Choice Grated CrCharc3 !.
and II desiresI a lsrge Mountain Pasture ST., -.
also house ana lot On Elm street Aontpe4ler' 'or-
merry owned ny J. 3. Colby, Esq. 49,, ~, ,,.uv
East Randolph. Fen. 10. isd2 %Sao"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

= He Public Exam nation Tor szanas hose v1n lie
: slG1 -earl IA ne Comnon Schools n ne owl III
Nudesty vii leId ne school House -ae csn-
~ ii sad own. Saturday. Nay 18TH : CLOCK ?
Il AL citizens re respectfully and cordially invited
4r-end I. LESTER MCELR0T. superintendent.
Niiid eze.- 41r-1 I6 1852 $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
On exhibition II 3raman Z Tiiden :.
Z. INGALLS,. 4Ea-t
Office If che v. 5aYwarri Com paaF.
- AsUF 4CrUlEEs ~ INDIA 3CBBza .fuoDs.
. ailE Iadi-5 Congress Streets.

ITT' ~. W-4aNl laT- ~
II Hunu -4ct;f-prg tie Trlue ma the 51i8iic
In the grant from me ". 3aywaEl Company 10 IrtE-
noiitau Vts1in. Machine Company. inter the .ic=ns-
Charles Goodyear 70 said T. Hayward Company Tor he
Use II VIicanIzed luaia Hlhbzr coverings for -7 IN
gtt 20 such application 70 he 2aev -nachia-
sallT reserved and exclusively uvlei lr zee = an
ward COMPANY rrs, machines I.ll --l.ts AZ guar
Inteei 20 he trade anu manufacture AID 4 pnIy
invention which IRE vucanized Rubber Rolls al NV
-rings for hollis 10 not ne -haff. he
clothes
The Injunction granted in favor II The v. Hayvgr-
Company. as Joint complanans. anu ne alosequea
grant. reservation fully -sianiish ne
"a this article n the '. Hayward C0mpAn-. ANY II
.R REPRESENT riOT Il FAL-E. ana evidently =
tended 70 Impose upon public false representations
t;tl- as veil a. worthless Machines. that IN nv
.haft and srnut n HAYWARD CDNPAYv
THO Z. VrEr. Ap.at
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

FORTRESS MONROE. 4pri, IS. Tie city If
New Orleans has been TAKEN by the | MON forces
1; 9 probable Tie city surrendered without r.
sisTance after Inc deeU made rs appearances -
here 3 report rnu5 The enemy much boastad
lrGn -lnb0a5. built there as i second Merrimac.
vas, while ~ Lcs way Destroyed by me Uni1ed
states steamer Pensacola.
The weather. ant Ulde -0-ia7 nave been very
favorable Tor the re-appearance Of me Mar-l
mac IN Hampton Roads, lu5 sne still ieiays N
coming out
l. K -epGr-ei that severn. -ebeI glnb0a-s n
James river attempted THIS forenoon 10 smell
some 1t 1u- camps this side Of " Warwick
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

VIEW YORK. April Is The Times Washing-
Englun despatch SAYS there e reason 70 believe
Tla5 between ID 900 lnd 5000 reDels Ire aGs
more THAN = niles from fredericksburg unde-
zen. Smith Sixteen canteiera1a =0itiels yere
brought n Asst 4rening ram fredericksburg
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
EIFrY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND,

-,y ,videsi INTO riiia--. Pastur- and W'oaana-
III .,n,,,I ~th sxc-,eat springs u never is.lins
-.s.,,-n aruc-,I. snd zooa buding',-indrf 'ne n's
,harouvn cultivation Of any arm IN town. ~. -
Terms slno0. onr.hAlf Town. nor'sAs' Jul ~
ter Alsa,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
CASIO 0QTr.
TIE OLDEST CASH 59B2IEG
Boot. Shoe { Rubber Store
~ BOSTON. =
No 2S Pearl rect

Esid1li Sasa So.
II EElE -ol IN always ind mods Il IT
w I:a!t- II llr 171 na.. lash
IONS Al i --g~ -v--r PRICES. FOE. --4-t )T-L-
Parties Jrer-ur t-n-rd l19n personal ~ lton
Sling -l-lr 1rdtrs -ad 7rfess ! assnG.
ASH .ECE0 II Coos which IL - soId At Low
LES 49, Sd
GEO. :. II LIS. Peart Street
* u3r:coru Fs0I.-ozaA 8eta
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-A3!--E If 1vnns AMI -rnez. -eli-iols ami 7ac-'-
= 3c. I'D pr lclpal FOR -=li-oua services II ne
s~-- ana n 49, Z contains nan gIu familiar hymns
41d tluc= -,tI several IuG original 1lec@s roEnposef
.,.-~-s.lr -ar mis- --7rz. Ire univ BOOK pun shed
s- ms 7r-rase la~l lal- music {Eu v1ris. h. Rev.
Z Y 1aa-r-u. l=-LstcH nv }av l. 3. Eler Emo. -
-a-as u a-=s hymns. 1-'cs ~ cents. I. Pc ozen
Postage ..nt =1c1 i sent 1~ 1al.
JANIS ? EAfZE. Agent.
ua-xS -lrnnlI. Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

cIa-az2s M0Hgoz, ! pTil Is
- - Il Sh1-JE- .>ecyslIry Of War
+--4-7s HI the lc1uPa1.on ct New 0c.ca1s
- r..-. s ean1r-net 1a-iaT.
-. ..e- new.
-. JOHN / COL, MAJ. sen
l.. ---ce -o--as 1oGk lesFate1ea 1ld
~ =. -r.san ers. NJ papers ceceiEesl Tie
.~.-l lD-ra1ur having left New Orleans,
- -arvs las 5een received rom there.
: 7--.-5r Is--mpIad 10 -sfarn. bur found
II occupied BY he Federal turces No
y 1twz.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29
11s 7rCE, PRODUCTIVE ACRES,


NEE Farm long owned and ccspied by Asa - smonds,
/ In aoxbury situatei the Railroad thr-e-sonns "
mi. frntn he Westinghouse school nouse. ppoA'
-. ,-d a vgry desirable location containing about
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-29

u -. 1pea.er announced the special commItsee
!. =. 'Sgnlsc-.iiun Ut the rebel propersy Jun
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-03

~D- One p. L. Reeder, residing near Car
linville, Illinois, has been arrested on the
charge of treason. When taken he declared,
in the most lachrymose of tones: 81 hain't
done anything, except TO drill company TO
resist a drgft.'
BANGOR BOYS IN THE NAVY Bangor has
furnished many of her sons for the Navy since
the war broke out, and we think we ought to
be credited with those now enisting there as
are helping to make up our quota. Among
the young men recently enlisted here for that
service are John Fuller, son of Col John
Fuller, Eben Stevens. son offs. 5. Stevens, Esq,
and Charles III. kirkpatrick Bangor Times
MURDERED by INDIANs.-In another place
we give flew particulars of murders by In
dams in Meeker county, Minnesota, which
state that, among others, Mr.. Robinson Jones,
his wife and little girl were Killed. We are
informed that Mr.. Jones formerly resided in
Glenburn, having emigrated to the West some
eight years ago. He has many friends in this
vicinity-lBangor Times
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-03
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. /.
Steamer Constitution arrived yesterday from
Panama. She touched at Acapulco, and took
on board Capt Hudson, late commander of
the Golden Gate, who left Mansanilla Aug. II,
after remaining near the wreck u days. He
thinks there is little probability of saving any
of the treasure, but efforts viii be made dur
ing October and November, when the sea is
unusually quiet
The ships Wellfeet and Anglo Saxon have
arrived from New York; also the steamer
Northern Coast with $4,000 treasure from
British Columbia, and s200,OO0 from Oregon.
GREENFIELD, Mo-. Sept |.
Major Leppet has obtained another signal
success over the guerillas in southeast Missouri
with squadron of the 18th Illinois cavalry,
two companies of the oath Missouri Voun-
teers, and one howitzer of No. . Missouri Ar
tiery. The Major attacked Col. White whose
force was estimated at 1000 men, about II
miles south of Pittsman Ferry. on Current
river, and after desperate conflict of an hours
duration completely routed White, capturing
all his wagons and equipage, and taking many
prisoners, also number of horses and mules.
Our loss in killed and wounded is not stated.
but is slight compared with that of the enemy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-03
Clerks Organized and Armed
Two Rebel Schooners Captured.
GEMS. KEARNEY & STEVENS KILLED.
Col. Fletcher Webster's body embalmed.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2.
By direction of the President, all the clerks
and employees of the civil departments and
all the employees in the public buildings in
Washington, will be Immediately organized
into companies, under the direction of Brig.
Gen. Wadsworth, and will be armed and sup
piled with ammunition, for the defence of the
Capital.
The U. r. steamer Hatteras has captured.
while trying to run the blockade at Berwick
Bay, the rebel schooner Josephine with 322
bales of cotton, bound for Havana.
The L. ). steamer Bienville captured, on
the 2lst ult.. near Charleston, the schooner
Eliza, from Nassau, with 500 sacks of salt and
five cases of cards. The mate admitted that
it was their intention to run the blockade.
Parties making remittances to the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue ordering stamps for
proprietary articles, such as patent medicines,
perlumery, &c, should remember that no funds
can be received excepting specie, treasury
notes and drafts on the several United States
repositories.
Gems. Kearney and Stevens were killed in
severe engagement which took place last eve
Mug near Chantilly, about miles north of
Fairfax Court House, between a portion of
Gen. Pope's army and Jackson's forces. Our
loss was heavy, but the enemy was driven
back mile, and we re-occupied the field of
battle until three o'clock this morning.
Gen. Stevens was killed with minnie ball,
which entered his brain, while he was leading
his men into action, bearing the colors in his
hand, the color sergeant having been slain.-
His son, acting as assistant Adjutant of the
brigade commanded by his father, was wound
ed.
Gen Philip Kearney was also killed. Last
night his body was taken possession of by the
enemy, but afterwards delivered into our lines
under flag of truce.
Col Fletcher Webster's body, it is under
stood, is being embalmed for transmission east
Capt. Sweet was not killed rs reported, but
Capt. Sweed of the 9TH Artillery.
The Georgetown Seminary Hospital is APP
propriated exclusively TO the sick and wound
ed officers of the army.
The Massachusetts Relief Association. as
well as similar ones, are doing good service in
attending to the sick and other business con-
nected with invalid soldiers.
Gen. Mcclellan to-day entered upon the du-
ties just assigned him.
Benjamin Richards, of the 9Th Maine, is in
hospital in the vicinity of Washington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-03
Department Clerks Captured.
FEDERAL ADVANCE.
Burying the Dead and removing the
Wounded.


NEW YORK, September 2.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that long train of wounded soldiers from
Fairfax arrived in that city to-day.
1t is reported that three department clerks
who volunteered as nurses have been taken
prisoners by the rebels.
WASHINGTON, September g
Monday evening our troops advanced 2
miles towards the last battlefield
The killed are being buried and the wound
ed removed under flag of truce. About 230O
have been removed from the various battle
fields.
A train of cars, having on board 500 or 600
of the soldiers who were wounded in Satur-
days fight, came down this morning from
Fairfax. A guard also came down having in
charge number of Confederate prisoners.
Mr.. II. NJ. Pierce, President of Rutgers In
stitute, in New York City, has been appointed
general Superintendent of hospital nurses i'm
the military district of Washington, and has
entered on the discharge of his duty. All APP
plications from persons DESTROYS of acting as
nurses for our wounded, should be made TO
him at the Surgeon Generals office.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Adjutant Generals Office, Wash, Sept 2
BY direction of the President, Major Gener-
al Mcclellan will have command of the fortif-
cations around Washington, and of all the
troops for the defence of the Capital. BY or
der of the Secretary of War.
lSigned) +. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Lieut.. Col Haskns, aid de camp is relieved
from duty with Gen. Barnard and ordered to
report to Gen. Mcclellan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-03
Washington Liquor Shops Closed
Porter's Fleet at Hampton Roads.
SECESH REJOICING
Maine Soldiers Wounded.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2
The Provost Guard was busy to-day closing
up all liquor establishments. The captives are
sent to the medical purveyors office.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug 81.
All of Porter's mortar fleet and the gun
boats have come down the James River, and
are now at anchor in the Roads, and part of
the flotilla which has been up the river, is to
60 Immediately TO the Potomac. So says
Com. Wilkes
This evening the Norfolk boat, which has
heretofore run regularly between Norfolk and
this place, came over with troops, and dis
charged them on the steamer Baltic, lying in
the roads, and returned to Norfolk without the
mails, apparently for more troops, to dispose of
them in the same way.
There is evidently much secret excitement
among the Federal officers in this place and
the secesh are rejoicing over what they claim
to be defeat in the late army movements I'M
der Gen. Pope.
A part OF the James River flotlla has left
this afternoon and proceeded Off in the direc-
ton of the Potomac.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
The Philadelphia Bulletin has the following
names of killed and wounded soldiers not be-
fore reported: V. w. PATRON and NJ. j. Sar-
gent, I'd Me-; c. +. Sawyer, 4th, in leg; Corp.
Harlem, 4th, in thigh.