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OLovc, justice, and fortune are sid
to have no eyes; but all three make sa
mortals open our eyes pretty wide ~asee.
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The following is a new reading CT Shakes
peare, slightly Teutoni7ed
Now ish de via1er nit mine dishkonlent-
Made funny by mine leetle son, Shake,
Eut | iaa Yumpen up und down on
Ny knee nit punder uud blitxen
Catariue, here take de shild, kwlcb
dinks / 90 uud shange dc les
Ven my lgeeches.
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Crlt is peculiarly the duty of white
race to be cleanly-they show the dirt 50
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Terms on ADyKRTEsISG.-one square or less
\ three insertions, S1,25 each subsequent in
scrtion % cents. One square, one year. 600
! A liberal discount made on long advertise
\ ments, A square is 10 lines Nonpariel.
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UAn urlv baby is an imnossihilitv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Very Latest by Telegraph
! O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
FROM TIE POTOMAC.


New York, March :. The Reraids WASH
instUn dispatch says skirmish took place
Yesterday morning on Telegraph road near
PoAick. between 4 party OF Texan Rangers anu
a company Of Gen. ueptlenans division,
resulting in three killed and one wounded on
our SIDE What loss hefel the enemy is not
known the killed on our side were one cap
tain, one lieutenant, and one private, with one
private wounded.
the Island Belle and Satellite gunboats dscov
cred on Wednesday u number of rebel cavalry
near Aquia Creek, and compliment5d their with
G. few shells The rebels scattered away \
brisk fire was opened this morning abour
clock by the lower aotiliG. causing great
alarm among the rebels. The long FOL. was
! beaten, commencing at Aqua Creek. and ex-
tending UP the river as lar rs Eyansport. The
call Of the roll extended through greater n unl-
! Der OF camps than 1t any time before. The camp
! fires within lew days past, have maternity
| increased, showing considerable Augmentation OF
the rebel force in This vicinity The rebels
opened ike On Judd'- ferry battery az i O'Clock
this morning. About 20 or 80 shots were fired
without doing Gry damaSe.
The Steamer Yankee To day saelled a new
battery in the process Of erection IN the rear OF
their Old batteries at Freestone Poilt. The reo-
els were forced TO evacuatc.
The AorlG's Washington dispatch says the
city has been excited recently with ruinors re-
suecripg the movements OF the enemy at Ma
nassas It is said they have concentrated a
much larger force at that point than has been
generally supposed. As 1t Is Impossible TO save
.nv,hinc at the west, what troops were there
have beea hurried back into Virginia. IL il
even SAID that ;Beauregasd is back at his ole
post.
The Tribune Washington dispatch says l5O
rebel soldiers recently deserted from Savannah
to Gen. Sherman. When asked why they dic
so they replied they were tired OF lighting II
"a sick mans war.
At Manassas there is not single fuil req
ment. whole companies and even regiments Son
home On turloughs of 10. % and 80 days Al
troops of South Carolina, North Carolina, len
nessts and Louisiana, have gone home within
the mast two or three weeks. Very few OF tn
men whose term OF service has expired are re
enlistng. nr.u ::
CuAeIEsrowy, Va, March D.. Reliable IN
relIiseucc has been received that the rebels aF
in tuil force at " nchenter, and have compete
formidable earthw0rks this side, mountns s'A'
guns, including field batteries.
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THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
Thursday, March 8.

SENATE.
Several emanclp atory petitions were presented.
Mr.. tessenden reported back the Post Office
Appropril Ilon bill without amendment.
Mr.. Collamer reported back the Postal Money
Order bill
The bill relating to the pay of Members of
Congress was taken up. An amendment was
adopted making the mileage 90 cents a mile, in
stead of 10 cents as allowed by the bill
After executive session, Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Aldrich of MINI offered q bill! to increase
the medical efficiency OF the army
The House concurred in the report of the
conference committee on disagreelng amend
ments to the JOINT resolution for the payment
of the awards of the committee on Western
Military Claims.
A bill was reported by Mr.. Stevens. of Penn.
authorizing the purchase of coin; postponed
till tomorrow.
The House went into committee of the whole
on the bill regulating the franking privilege.
Mr.. Perry spoke in opposition to extreme An
1T Slavery measures.
Mr.. Davis discussed the dignity of labor and
said Slavery wonld never again be the control
lng power Of the Government.
Mr.. Kelley defended Mr.. Cummings. from
the charges against him, and had lengthy doc
ument read to disprove them.
Mr. BiddIe opposed the arInins Of the blacks.
Adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New York, March G. Special dispatches
from Nashington state, that the tax On cotton
will be introduced in the tax bill. The Senate
finance Committee struck ou6 fifteen million Of
the gunboac appropriation.
Inc bill reported from the COMMITTEES Of Ways
and Means today, authorizing the purchase Of
com and Ter other purposes, provides that the
Secretary OF the Treasury may dispose of any
bonds or notes bearing interest authorized by
law, tor coin, at such rates and upon such terms
as ne may deem advantageous TO the public In
terest.
Charles Il. Foster has returned to Washing
ton and again presented his petition for seat
as member from the Second District Of North
Carolina. The case is before the Committee on
Elections.
The Presidents Message excited deep interest
IL the House to-day. 1t was evident that a doc
ument of such an important character was not
generally anticipated. The subject therein dis
cussed forms tonight theme Of earnest CONVEX
satlOn.
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@eusa, sFareiysiclS Academy.


THE SPRING TENN of this Institution will commence
l February % ami continue eleven weeks, under the
direction Of the wing Board Of Teachers
A. !. SASBORN, \. B.. Principal
ilrs VI T. 5ANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEORGE H. BLAKE, Assistant
WILBUR F WHIPPLE, Teacher Of Music.
Hiss A. j. F0RIl. Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
ABEL T. WAY. Teacher of Penmanship.
This Institution is situated in the pleasant, healthy and
thriving village of South Hlrdwick of and
surrounded by a moral and Intelligent community
Though has been operation less than two years yet,
by the untirug energy OF teachers and citizens its
Der Of scholars has constantly Increased, till it has Won
patronage equal to that Of many older institutions. i
good opportunity Will given those WHO wish
At themselves for college. for business life for teachng
Instrumental and Vocal Music, French, Drawing and
Penmanship will be taught by thorough and competent
teachers.
strict uniformity wholesome rules will be required,
and pains will be spared by the teachers 10 make the
course study thorough and the school profitable and
plnasaLt for those who may attend.
Lectures and Lyceums as heretofore.
Board including everything, from Sl,aO to 500 per
week. Rooms for self boarders. shilling per week
For Rooms Board, apply to the Principal.
For Tuition. small handouts.
Scholars particularly requested be present at
the beginning Of the Term the classes will be formed
y that time
For further particulars address the Principal.
E. B. GUYER. Secretary.
South Hariwick Jan. D. 1862. 3l9fw3
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.as.-z,rowH, VA. March i, : clock in Che
a- >Etrhelt. seven miles southeast OF
place. ~as occupied to-day by strong
'a- C-n. B4Rk. h4s issued t. general order
'....m: Il. kind. OF dep-edations, or maraud-
: -lon t4s property OF citizens. He says no
-:-: T soldier shall. disturb in any manner the
''a-'y business Of the country.
-"gnirg supplies. which On our arrival were
I. are how coming n mole freely. The
.'- '-n'-meuc il regard 10 our presence IS
-.-'.- y undergoing favorable change. and
'.s which 'cowigd upon the Union soldiers
smile IL p!easan; intercourse with the Off
-'i men. The arwy stOrehouses here are
Ing up with cJntscated articles OF produce
MarIfacrures
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dos, TIRE wrsrEsN DEPARTMENT.

- ciai Dispatch t. tl- Tribune fronl Cairo
FEEDER. &er- az Columbus were driv-
Yesterday by tie retei Cavalry. The roads
"e's..y b! The town were stelled by the
''1 -'.. H.. rebel, fed.
:=rorred ,h4. heavy canuonading was
-. .1.GA rs at i O'Clock tins morning,
i-.r.pu 90 Madrid. The rebel army at
...r.4a.r. 40.CGO Iaeu, they having
:. reinforced from Columbus ana
..... i4ey -..y have eigh: wooden gun
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH 7, 1862.

ing The Steamer Cambridge was sunk on
tine Z5d ult., near Grand Glaize. Forty-two
lives were lost
The people OF the South are warmly urging
and demanding jeff. Davis to take the field. <
OTTER contest is going on at Memphis as to
whether the town had better be burned on the
approach of the Federal gunboats.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Friday, March 8.

Friday. March 8.
HOUSE.
A resolution was passed that the Secretary
Of War inform the House of the number, age
and condition of the Africans under the super
vision Of Gen. Wool, the amount of service
performed by them, the pay received and their
cost to the Government.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to purchase coin. was taken up.
\ message from the President was read con-
eerning aid to Stetes in dispensing with Slavery
referred to the Judiciary Committee
a bill providing for the occupation and cul'
,iva:ion of cotton lands was taken up.
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FROM EoRrREss M1NRoE.

March 6. The steamer Mount Vernon arrived
Yesterday afterneon. She reports :. serious >
accident to the steamer NJ issssippi, when saI!eu
Dcnee with troops ana Gen. Batter on boar
lew days since tor Snip Island.
Tn FRIDAY morning last the MlsslsIipp! ran ran
on irving Pan Shoal. staving hole III her
tn,vs She was hauled off in the afternoon oy
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the Mount Vernon. and probably proceeded on
SATURDAY afternoon. She probably reached
Port Royal safely, where her troops can be dis
embarked and the damage repaired. Her cap
tain, named Fulton, is suspected of Intentional
ly running her ashore.
New YORK, March !. The Tr,bune's Wash
ing ton despatch says at Centreville there are
55 900 infantry. IL 900 cavalry, and 100 pieces
of ordnance, light ard heavy. Behind the
batteries along the Potomac there are from r.
Geo to Is CSC men 1T Gum Springs. Between
Leeshurgh and Ceatreyille there are three re.i-
ments Of infantry, with squadron Of cavalry.
At Lees0urgh there are three regiments of IN
f;.ntry. and one battalion OF cavalry. Ten miles
South Of Manass there is one brigade OF in
fantrv Of 80, 600 men. These forces do net
include any part Of Jackscp's army forming
the rebel left wing. against which Gen, Bank:
Is operating.
RosroN, March The remains of Genera
Lander will reach Boston this evening, or to-
morrow morning. and be at once taken to Salem
where The funeral will take place on Sa-ur
day 1t is proposed to give the ceremony 1
military character, and it is intended that the
! funeral escort shall be that prescribed by tn'
army regulations for Brigadler General.
LOUISVILLE, March :. Military restriction
on trade between the Northern States and Nash
! Vile are removed
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100 - - roroNAc.

.aoH TIE LOWER POTOMAC.
'.sHNGro>. Eiarch q. ! special despatch
..- a.,,aa J.ura4' says the Fedora gunhoat
--.t.-.a-.e-4 attery N Free Stone Point,
P.,nac thl. morning. and drove the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07

1t IS envahle position to attain he highest round on
flames ladder from If the thousand pursuits OF life
each of which has It's ladder FOL those who excel
all who have profession start with eye fixed upon
of the many rounds. hut it for few
only to reach the topnost, and such one if the
means used are critoriou received the applause of the
multitude Snch appears be the position Of Dr.
Clifford, and the praises received from all quarters as ic
the value Of his Homeopathic Curares shows that the
people appreciate his ersrt for their good. complete
assortment Of his curatives kept by Fred E. Smith, Agen
Montpelier Vt. and VI. s Burr, Boston Mass, PHILIP
Lee. 1876 William street. New York
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Barre Academy.

Barre Academy.
THE SPRING TERM will begin Thursday, Feb
! ruary %.
Rooms for self boarding from $500 tos 90 per
Board from s 81 to So per week,
J. s. SPACLDING.
Barre, Jan. 20, 1862. 3
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s.rrHERN ITEM.

-. a.e '.5.l .apqrs we clean the follow
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New YORK, March !. The Vermont Eighth
passed through Springfield at half past six yes
terday afternoon, en- route for New York.
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DR.. John NJ Cemesys has practced i Surgeon Dem
tist in this village for the last several years. lie has
the dentist for myself and faulty and also for the ns
tuition under ny charge. The subscriber believes him
veil quail fet, and erfuy recommends him To- thoS-
requiring his professional services.
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will refer to Philip els Cashier Bank. BrattleborO
Kirkland. Esq, Il. Fessen,len. Esq, and G. y
Horton, NJ D.. Of Rfattleboro {. y. Perkins, Same
Wood, Schuyler Horsngton, and Dr.. / buchanan e
Woodstock.
will warrant all OF ny work, and my prices shall b
moderate. JOHN VI. tOAEGYS
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REASONABLE PRICES.

II the many letters Of recommendation from friends
Windham and Windsor Counties. will give but two
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D EN- T Is T RN!
have located in
MO mt e LIER,
PERMANENTLY as a DENTIST

in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.. N. NEWTON
OVER LANGDON'S FLOUR STORE.
To the peopl, of Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish say we'll prepared TO perform any opera;io
in Dentistry,
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the benefit Of those entrusted to their charge. Ser
vices and sacrifices like these ought to enttle them
20 some more important recognition OF their devotion
to public duty than the mere historical record of the
fact. The report of the medical director, Surgeon
w. s. King exhibits the disposition Of nearly 900
sick and disabled left at Strasburg Of Shield
division, upon it, removal 70 the Rappshannock
Valley.
My warmest thanks arc duo to the officers and
men Of my command for their unfinching courage
and fielding spirit exhibited on the march and its
attendant cOmbats especially to Brig. Gen. A. 3.
Williams, commanding the division; Gen. George 8.
Greene, and Gen. L. w. Crawford, who had re-
ported Tor duty but were yet unassigned to separate
| ont the march, and rendered me most valuable as
sistance.
BY thanks are also due TO the gentlemen Of my
staf-Msjor ID. d. Perkins, Chief Of staff; Capt.
James w. Albert Of the Typographical Engineers;
Capt. William Shelter, Capt. Frederick Munthur,
| and Capt. Frederick De Hautenville-for their ar
duous lsbors
II gives me pleasure also to commend the conduct
OF Col. Donnelly and Col. Gordon, commanding the
two brigades. would also respectfully ask the
attention Of the Department to the reports Of the
several officers commanding detschments separate
from the main column and 10 the officers named In
the report Of Gen. Williams, ~ worthy Of commen
dation for meritorous conduct.
| The Signal Corps, Lieut. w. w. Rowley com
manding, rendered most valuable service on the
field and in the march. There should be ZONE pro-
vision for the prompt promotion Of officers and mel
90 brave and useful as those composing this corps,
The safety Of the supplies aud train Is in Q great
degree due 10 the discretion experience and untsi
| Ing energy Of Capt. 8. II. II. HOlabird and Capt,
+. g. Beckwih, United States Army.
have the honor 70 b: viz great respect. your obsdsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
Pickles skirmishing-Rebsl Fsrce On Sat
urday co. OO-Thcir Lsss In kiile'
aud Wounded 10000.

F,or, q esponden. Of Tho ~ Y. Tribone.
sAvAsxs STATION Va. Thur'd'y Evening May 5, 1907
have just returned from tho outer pickes on the
line Of the railroad. Al that point our forces occupy
about the same position as they did on Saturday
morning Last. There has been considerable picket
firing to-day, and several persons were killed on both
sides. Two contrabands arrived at Gen. Sumner
headquarters today, direct from Richmond. They
st.te the reported loss Of the Rebels in killed,
wounded and missing Of 10, 900, and that the force
brought against US under Gen. Johnston was aeont
60 900, with whom he expected to capture oil the
Union forces south Of the Chickahominy. The ne
eroes report that during all Saturday night and Sun
day every vehicle in Richmond, az well as the cars,
we're engaged in removing the enemy's wounded.
Our lore Of Saturday and Sunday cannot fall much
short of 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. wOOL-UNsUCCESsFUI
DODGE BY REBEL PRIsONERS-WOUNDED
SAILED FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FoKrKxss koSRos. Saturday. June :. 1864.
Gen. Wool left tonight. The whole garrison
paraded in the Fortress and escorted him and stall,
together with Gen. Dix and staff, to the wharf.
Nine Of the Southern wounded on board the S;ae
of Maine passed themselves oil for Union men when
Intercepted by the surgeons. Their deception was
discovered this morning. All the wounded prisoners
on board have been put ashore.
The S. X. Spauldug has sailed with wounded FOR
Philadelphia. The list has already been tele'
grsphed.
BALrrroHH, June Q. 1852
Gen. Wool and staff arrived this morning. The
General has bis headquarters ct the Eutaw House.
A telegraph line, connecting his establishment with
the telegraph office, has been put up, Tor the conve-
nienee Of officer. Of Tho army and navy who quarter
there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
VHBN0N1'S PURSUIT. or JACKSON.
JACkSoN'S REAR GUARD DEFEATED.
sSs PRISONERS CAPTURED.
Brilliant Exploit Of Fremont's Body
Guard.
JACKSON'S ARMY REDUCED TO 5000
Y,ew Our Special Correspondent

Y,ew Our Special Correspondent
FRONT ROYAL, Jurs 4, 1863
Fremont has driven jackson 10 the wall. Yea
ssyay morning Gen. Bayard with his cavalry
brigade from McDowelfs column formed q Junction
With Fremont and Strasburg and attacked the rear
Of Jaeksons retreating column. Six hundred rrie-
ouep have been taken, at more are constantly ar
irving at Strasburg. At 10 o'clock this morning
Gen. Bsyard had followed Jackson four miles be-
yond Woodstock.
From all appearances, it was thought Jackson
would make stand there. Two-thirds Of Ashby Is
cavalry are reported taken. Doct. Stanton Of the
lsi Pennsylvania cavalry was taken prisoner and
shsn recaptured by Fremonts Body Guard, who in
the same charge took six pieces of artillery.
Tie railroad bridge acroes the north branch Of the
shenandoah, one mile this eide of Srssburg, was car
ried away this morning by the food. The stream
sannot be forded In several days.
Guerrilla parties have made their appearance one
mic from Front Royal, and this incoming several
pickets were wounded while on duty.
The bridge across the Shenandoah at Laura Gap
was burned yesterday by the Rebels.
FRoSr RoYA1, Va, Saturday June 7 1867.
Some excitement was occasioned last evening by a
Sspor that toraging party were fired upon by
Rebel cavalry about six miles out OF this town. A
Hport alec stated that sorne Rebel troops Were en-
campcd between two hills, eight or nine miles die
tart. A body of infantry and cavalry were started
this morning, to see if they could find them, but no
signs Of the enemy were discovered.
Three men were drowned in attempting TO cross
,be Shenandoah, ast night, named John Brown,
serpeant in Company A, l2th Massachusetts Regi-
nep,, Sergeant Fuller. Co. c, 18th Massachusetts,
and toe other, name unknown, belonged TO the 9sth
Eew-York.
A boat, with fifteen men, was carried away, but
su. went ashore some two miles below--all saved.
FRONT RoyAr,Vs., June 8. 1862.
News from Gen. Shields's division states that q
scouting party crossed the river at Columbian
Bridge and went to NEWMARKET. They found that
jackson had retreated through there three days ago.
His army had been reduced TO about 1000 nen, the
remainder having scattered through the moun,ains,
70 save themselves Gen. Fremont's army had fol.
lowed them all the way, capturing wagons, prison
ere, and supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
FROM GEN. MITCHEL'S ARMY.
R0uT OF THE REBELS AT CHATTANOOGA.
Wagons, Ammunition, and Supplies Captured
wAsnIseroS. Saturday. June :. 1861.

WMHN6foR, Batrrday june !, IsC1
pisps.ches have been received at the War Depart
ruent from Gen. Mitchell, dated at Huntsville, Ala,
June 6, stating that az expedition, under command
Of Gen. NagIey, had driven the enemy, commanded
by Gen. Adams, from Winchester, through jasper,
back 10 Chattanooga and utterly defeated and routed
them at thst point.
Baggage. wagons ammunition, and supplies have
fallen into our hands.
Sill moro important results may k expected TO
follow this m0yemsnt
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FROM GENERAL NCLELLANS Army
NO GENERAL ENGAGEMENT.
FIRING ON OUR BRIDGE BUILDERS.
no INTERRUPTION TO OPERATIONS
THE 10 ssRs IN THE BATTLE or
FAIR OAKS.

WAsBrSGros, June 8, 1852.
Dispatches received ct the War Department state
thu, oil 10 quiet in front Of Richmond except an occa-
siona cannonadng at our forces employed in bridge
operations but which does not retsrd their progress.
HEADeuARTERs, Juno 8, 1862.
The Rebels opened with artillery yesterday after
noon ON tho pickets Of Gen. Sumner, they having
advanced TO now position. No harm was done,
and the firing soon ceased.
A Richmond paper Of Friday has been received.
1t gives no details Of the late battle. They claim,
as usual, o brilliant victory. Il states that the
Usiouists were driven into the Cbickahominy and
White Oak swsmps; that Gen. Mcclellan had ssnt
sgs Of truce oskins permission to bury his dead both
Of which were false.
II gves the loss in one regiment at lao killed and
wounded, evidently showing that they consider it 10
their interest 10 dscose the news Of their defeat to
the public by degrees; thus preventing panic
Gen. Pim and staff, Of Spain, arrived to-day and
paid their respects TO Gen. Mcclellan.
Three desertep, who arrived to-day from Rich
uond state that there great excitement in that
city for fear that tho James River River would rise
sufficiently to allow our gunbo&ts to pass over the
Instructions. The excitement was % great that
many of the citizens were leaving. They confirm
the wounding Of Gen. johnson.
This being Sunday, everything Is quiet
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The grand total Of killed, wounded, and missing ID
s.73e. A pominsl list will be furnished as soon az
the data can be received.
@. b. MCCLELLAN Msjcr-0en. Commanding