Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN SEPT, 9, 1862

c--s 80 we'll conducted has been ,5a process,
0t il, airing b,1k from Cenile'4.', 10 fl prezeao
position Of defence, and perfect security, that
not one army wagon was leit % tho gople.
Many Of the troops occupy Positions sbort
distance from The positions Of last Tall and win
ter.
The division Of Mai. Gen. fz John Porter
have their tents pitched near tna camp ground
u last year, aud the tents Of the lamJus Griffin
battery have their camps upon the identical
piece Of ground occupied By ia4 ast}ear.
AS already known Ibis cts and It's uoIgh-
borhooj were recently in a itarsh state of
excitement and alarm owing ~ me late battles
AMI the reuograde movement Of 90. uoops, but
Vt tha same ume feeling Of security was gem
orally felt among our citizens .aal 'he Capital
was not within the easy grasp0I the enemy
it has already been stated that number Of
2unb9ats approached within Yew Of Washing
ton. Jhc appearance OF two oi them III tire
vicinity OF Georgetown this afternoon, was in
deed q wonder, such craft neyor having before
appeared IN that part Of tn" Potomac. The
river shore in that vicinity was lined with spec
tators, and the day being beautiful, and the
surrounding scenry and the mo'cment, OF the
uool7 presenter Scehe ~ Jaw Oe"u"'u4 ana
III proSNe'
l"vIe a'e numerous icPOl" concerning lne
'ho' elp'ntS o. ,he Ieoei ''oVl'' J., aiinculI 10
aH".}z9 men, put tnefl sem r De 10 count
that they have passed to Draus,iIlIe Lees5urgh
and further up the valley
\ gentleman who arrived from fraderiehs-
Durgh last night. a Union citizen VI Washing
'o"' I'F'l .n"u Tue ufs'rus'' ~ 'I1Se' over
.i9 go l'aaNhocN az VIZ XIV. "'' my com
,'1'o9 ~ ouF troops pei'i' Icy evacuated.
i"' wiz oilnSc 2 P'e'4o's n NJ loo' ,ls'.n-
5e'' .'uu NM teams Oy'"s .'t F'i'la"y IN
J'fe4 @Nu s'Hce ip'II'd y '''N''s 0cot1
ipuhlfy' ne 'aid, was NOT Dlo"u uf rs reported,
although powder Vas placed .oeft lor that pur-
pose
NAsui>GroN. sept. J. Information uas been
received ttat number Of Ias n+ from Sins
elty, with others, yesterday we're on the battle
fed attending 10 the burial OF The dead and 70
the eomi3rt and removal o. The wounded.
About t"entj surgeons were with tnc party.
i j. further stated thata number Of 'hs cid-
zens including government cl'l' we're uudoubt
ediy captured on MONDAY Oy He enemy who
We're engaged ~ harfasslng zen Banks on his
retreat rom Narreoton. Ihe.r going u she
bAtte-hel to perform the ties assigned to
them without rag Of truce vas very unsafe
proceeding. The paroled prisoners who arrived
mere say that they were well treated by The reoes
excepting ~ the matter OF 'yod. They also
stale That The report was prevalent among the
enemy that Gen. E"ell had ded OF his wounds
ana mat Ten Lee was sligh'y wounded yes
'erday IN the hand by The accidental discharge
oi MS own pistol
NEW lohK, sept. D. correspondent Of
the Herad describes charge By Gen HookeI's
hrst brigade on Thursday. TWAS probably IN
TINS charge 'hlt The brave CO. Plleston OF the
I'm Mass regiment fell,
lne fe'p0nden. says al about + NJ. the
"'s' D''s"ae wa oruer'd % or'h ~ iiue on me
O,,'Ss,Sn VI '1 ra''i0'u r pyonu' u"u nolu u
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oe'as "vu as .ese''e, 'eii lu'o iInp ~ ordered
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