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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-21
stsn;sHeneso AsgeHs's Estate,

THE subscribers having cen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Ccurt The District Of Washington comniS
sinaes to rccev examine, and adjust all claims and de-
audS of all against The estate of amer Altn
late Northeld SAID district deceased, represented
insolveR and The of six months from 29 Gay
April, 1862, being allowed by said court 10 the cred
of said deceased exhibit and prove their
spective claims before Give notice, that will attend
the duties of appointment the dwen house Of
William Allen, in Northfeld in said district, the ODD
day of October next, a! O'Clock IN the afternoon each
of said days.
MARVIN SIMONS,
GEO M. FISK Com'rs.
JAMES PEABODY.)
Mortified, April 29.h, A. ID. 1869. 332fw3
Notice.
THIS is to certify that have this day given my son,
George Bgeow, his time during the remainder of his
minority, and shall debts of his contracting,
claim any of his earnings after this date
JOHN BlGEL0W
A. p. COLLIER r;..o
SAMUEL BRITAIN, ( "i'heSses' 332fw3
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AgasD:2 BRFssBgCkhsaTes7@ G.&fGtH.

STATE OF VENMONT,} In rI"hate Court, holden a.
RANDol,ru DIsrr,cr SIS. Eye, kfed, wi hin} and 10.
said district on The afh day Of April, a. u. lS62
IONAH i.UONIS administration on The estate Of Anna
y haucifrd ine IF }foekfeid said district. deceased,
presents hi, adnnst ration account ior settlement
Wcrrlpon i, i. ordered a same he referred to the
22d day of way uex the West Randolph iotr in hnn
dopb in said islric for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be Notified hereof by the pn!ca
ton of this order in 'e Green Mountain hIecman, printed
at Aon,utl.r three weeks successfully as NAV
that they may a;ea and st said meand place. and if
the see ca.se object thereto ny or!cr Of Cont,
331fw3 Attesl, j. r. CLEAV ELAND. Register.
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bseuf;s snIEs saMs'bcE'> Estate

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH DIsrn'cr, al CHELSEA, within and for
said Dist riot on The 25'h day Of April, a. ID 1862.
BENJAMIN THuRRER, Jr., Administrator on the Es.
ID tate Of benjamin Thnfbrr hie IF Washington in
said district deceased presents his
for settlement
non it orie ed that the be referred the
18th dav of May A. d. 1862, AT thu Frobae Office in said
Gu elsea fer examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman printed at Mont
peer three weeks successfully soon as be, that
they may appear and at said time and place, they
cause object thereto. By the Court
3Iw3 PERLEi e. JONES, Judge.
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American IL Foreign Patent
Il. ii EDDY

SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
liate Agent OF u. : Paicnt Otice, Washington, gnt'
the Act OF 1897,
IS state street. opposite kilby ST., Boston
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ts:s ibis;a Ia school Nell. No z

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of its publication. 1t is an entire New Work Of
nearly 2oo pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume II will soon be as
popular as its predecessor ell No y which has up
to the enor nous number Of 0G0 copies in SO months
outstrpping any Sunday School Book of its size issued
in this country. Also, both volu bound in
accommodate schools wishing them ia that form. Pfces
OF Bell No = paper covers Is cents $2 per 100 Bound,
70 cents, SlS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, so
cents $2 per 100 Bell No. paper covers ~ cents,
$40 per 100 Bound % cents, $ls 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt, % CENTS $40 per 100 Bells Nos and 2
bound oeether 40 cents $30per 10, 25 copies furnished
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt 80 cents $40
per 100. Mail postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. ADJ Broadway, New York.
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NJ A N II O Cd;
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED !

Just Published, an Seated EnuefopG. Price Sir Cents.
Lecture on the Nature, TREATMENT and Radical ture
of Spermatorrhca, OF 'eminal Weakness Involuntary
generally, Nervousness Con>umpon Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical incapacity, resulting from Self.
Abuse, &c.-bY RoDT. j. CuLYERwELL II. D., Author Of
the Green B0ok
Tie word-renowned author in thi; admirable Lecture.
clearly proves from his eXpcl ience that tn awful
Consequences of lfahuse may be efectually removed
cwithout medicine and without dangerous suGgca operas
TONS bougies ins'rum"ts rings diaiA, pointing
out mode OF cure at certain aud eaCtua Nv which
every sufferer DO matter Whist his condition may be- ma
cure himself chearly, privately, md radically This
ture Will prove = boon IT, thousands and thousands
sent under seal in plain envelope, TO any address,
Oh HE receipt OF SIX cents, or two posta stamps by ad
dressing DIR. Ct!AI. J. C. KLINE,
l27 Howery. New York. Post Office Box, $50
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'a'lsn sRGnstcc vy'aG"re' pi;sasSs

A'ssc s2Gnst@c Walters pi;sas0s.
MELODE0NS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and r. GIL
BERT < CO.. celebrated EOLIAN PIANOS, the
finest instruments for ParOrs and Lhurcles
large assortment can lie 1T the Naroroons.
~ BROADWAY, between Grand and !'roome Sts.,
"hch WIZ hc sold at extremely low prices. PIANOS and
NELODEoN~ from sundry makers new and second
aand to let and rent allowed If purchased per agree
N t Honth!y payments received for the Also,
secondhand Pianos and Melodeons at great bargains
prices from 80 to + 60 Sheet Music Music Books and
II kinds of 'iusic Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS. AGENT
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The latter with new words written for all the children
u the Union will be found in the 2OGith Edition Of
TIE GOLDEN WREATH,
IN AN,EAM GRElg,sE.

HRICE Of AN I'alan Q1cc1 (warraHtcd puc), w,.% =
few workers 60 accompany her, Eb, Icrsate artiyHl
insured at her dcsurE'jou. Fun instructions ior trt q
the queen wish common stock wiz b" sent with Zach
queen. Address, GOODRICH SANPORN,
f332m3 East Hardwck, Vt.
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,' a1.- HY@ " > =" 4 4 s&:s 4le,DTs
a llttle g'9Y" stirs up NY heart as tides .., ~
sho"-Whltc muslin, when II fits NAB" up the Ocean
notion many crt7.
q a IL sorts OF lady fxns thrill ny fcc)in,e
But little female gaiter boots ,r i as lhay'lr..
shorter! 90, 'e&t' and nns,
ana jnst to PVT you on your cr,rl
Pll give You, short and brisf
4 small hotel experience
winch titled my heart with grief
Last summer, at the Pavilion uo..,
stopped week or more,
AND narKed two & boo.-ees,, eror.
Before my nei 5hhor's door.
Two boots with patent leathrrt;cs
Two boots Which seemed to sav
. An angel ;rots around in us,
IheT stole my heart away.
And often in my nightly drean,
They swept before my face
lady growing out of them
AS flowers graw from vase.
But al! one morn saw a SIGHT
Which struck me like a stona
Some other name was on the boot
those boos were not alone!
great tall pair Of other boots
was standing by their side,
And eff they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came fron
d. c. PAGE
" nere can be f111t at all times large Assortment j.,
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FEsspEsA'S'EE COURTS,

Probate Counts within ard fer the District OF Ran
dolph, Tor the year on,ning, viii BE olGel foll0Ws
viz.
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld, The fl st Thurs
DAY iii each month.
ri The Orange County Hotel il Chylseo On the third
Thursday of each month.
At rhadwicks Hotel In West Randolph, on The fourth
Thursday in each month.
All. l.. Bow|es' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February May and August
By order of Court.
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea. December "a, 1851
EsE0tsaa& q0sss"Gs.
STATE OF VERMONT, lpRoBATE COURTS within
sad wiz be holden the probate Office MonpeIicr in
aid District Oh Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensu ny Persons having business with said Court
ouesFed to attend to the same said court days.
r. p. MERRILL, Judge.
December l. 1850.
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O. o F.

J5HN y. Hpr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Washable, Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No, Meets every 'ay Even
ing, at their Hail. on the corner Of Union aud sum.
mer streets. The officers for the present tcrm, are
4, H. Mcbride, Nc, O. s. Lcsuour, va; john =,
Hide, Secretary n. b Marshall Treasurer.
IFoJHs Lodgs No. lO-Meots al tho same place
every Monday Evening The onoers are Robert
Thompson, NG., q. 4 Campbell, &C., Henry APP
pie, Secretary b b, brown, Treasurer
Smjlrg Lodge, No go--Neos at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday Fvcuiug The officers
stc 7, Keuley, NG.; a. c. Covert, N.GS r. n.
Haden, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer.
Aurora lodge, No. 100, Germany -MocDs at the
Hall, ooruor OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening, The officers are n peub.lhr.ss,
&C.; Charles Rich yG.i John ll1rbcugh, Secretary
GOO. seilerle, Treasurer.
Ridgely EHclmpmrL NO. Meets at the above Hail
on the nrst and third Wednesdays of each month
The officers arc o. s. Iosurur, en-, }. b. NILS n r..
T. H. Mcbride, S.w,, a. - Coleman J.W., r. II. Me,
Even, scribe, a. r. Cutter Treasurer
Olrs Rracb Erpcanpmcuf No A-N,cts at thg
above Han ou tho SECOND and fourth "Wednesday
nights Of each mouth. Tho omocrs are r. Lehman
or. Jas T B,l, M, Henry Apple, sw, l.. a.
Hitchcock, J.w.' y. G Moss, scrIbo5 } N. Wand
Treasurer
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NO. 68'
Amusing Inclhrnt.

Major Thomas s. Richards. of the Ist
Pennsylvania Cavalry paid a flying
visit TO his family ia Reading, ON
Wednesday last, after an absence Of
nearly six months, aud left again next
morning. As connected with his expe-
leuce Of military life, the Major relates
the following incident One Of General
trcmonts batteries of eight Parrot guns,
supported by squadron of horse, com
mandcd by the Major was in sharp
conflict with a battery Of the enemy
near at hand, and shells and shot were
lying thick and fast when the com
mandcr OF the battery, a German, one OF
Fremonts staff, rode suddenly up TO the
cavalry, eNolaiming in loud and excited
tones "Pr5Hg up de slaoldssee yyTng ND
&c siaChosse', lor Cot sake hurry ,pde slrck-
asses, im-me-di-dte-y." The necessity of
this order, though not quite apparent TO
our readers will be more obvious when
we mention that the shackasses are
mules carrying mountain howitzers which
are fined from the backs of that much
abused but valuable animal, and the i'm
mediate occasion for the "shackasses" was
that two regiments of rebel infantry
were at that moment discovered descend
ing hill Immediately behind our bat
teries, The "shackasses" with the how
tiers loaded with grape and canister,
were soon on the ground The mules
squared themselves, as they knew well
how, for the shock. A terrific volley was
poured into the advancing column, which
Immediately broke and retreated. Two
hundred and seventy eight dead bodies
were found in the rayine next day, piled
closely together as they fell, the effects
Of that yolley from the backs Of the
"shackasses."
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REBEL CAsgoy UyEAHrHED.--The fol
lowing is ana extract from a letter rooeiv-
ed from an officer in the Fifty-nrsl M.
nois Regiment, dated Camp near Boon
Vile, Miss, June 81"
Araw cavalry recruit at the Tuscum-
bia river last Monday, found two or
three newly made secesh graves. llo
told his comrades he was going 10 dig
down aud see how dead sccesh looked.
lie did 80, and would you believe a. be
found a sixty four pound cannon. SO
he tried another one and dug up thirty
twO-pOunder. lie then reported 10 las
officers his adventure, who sent out
party 10 search. They found Ia al siE
heavy guns, an buried in graves with
head-boards properly marked via Che
name aud regiment Of Che deceased
Since our regiment has been here We
have found, secreted ia che woods, several
guns. knives and swords, some Of them
very fine weapons
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We have faith in our national credit
strong as that we have in our national ex-
istence. What nonsense TO apprehend the
bankruptcy of a nation with such ter
ritory and such resources as ours, in
consequence Of debt of 100000, 000 or
81 ,000,O00O00,or time that sum contract
ed in war for our very life Besides,
we actually believe that our people will
stumble on huge gold mine just as they
did after the Mexican war which will
make the precious metal plentiful Bet
ter even than this, we already possess
the inexhaustible treasure of a free, en-
lightened, industrious people. Nothing
can bankrupt such population and we
despise the croakers who are trying to
palsy the Administration with the cry of
debt, debt!
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPRNNARY.

VNHE attention Of citizens strangers, aud others viz
iung Nashville, requiring medida aid, is respect
fully called 90 this ONCE No 81 peaderiok street.
oud Eoor, between Cherry aud the SQUARE.
hr. COLEMAN h an old practitioner OF medicine; HE
almost unlimited experience aud hAttoring EuoCosf
Tor many years past, in the treatment Of FuvAE pm
KAs has induced him 20 devote his undi idod attcu
unn W all diseases lOt this nature. Many cases Of
ho most inVctcrato character have promptly yielded
I" hH improved method ~ treatment
PRIMARY secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
usl GuuurThWa, Gleat and al diseases 0f the genua
ana urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 bio
. vomidUs,
A female irregularities and functional isderanrs
monls of she Womb, and tho disease Arising nom
CESSATION aud ll managed psrtur.tion
Every case ui koduCiblU Rupture and Of piisa nBa
hrOapsus of the krCtum, and most 1aHas Of F3utBis
can DO cured by process nearly painless II sithgT
of thc latter cases h. undertaken 10y nr Coiemar =
cure Is tnnartdbig ouTTdntat, careful exampaIsd
always ptesenls tho necessary Indications uf ft,rs4 III
hluurtby hH improved method Of operating
Persons of either ser applying u person ~ by letter
describing easel 90 Che hrst symptoms OF any acute
specific Disease, can Do cured To- most cases by the
/ aOoruyo method, in forty .o.gbi hours
SlrIct confidence, prump attention, aud moderate
| charges, will govern bin with biz patrons
80 No mercury used DO The treatment OF uGirrta
dgeas6t IA be believes (u most Casoal o. prniuC0a
/ W0rse disease than that 70 "a given % cure.
once hcgTu IRON eight 10 Che moruiug ull uiEe 10
The evening Jan 10, o2-iy
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A SOUTHERN EDITOR TELLING TIE
TPUTH.-A great deal Of simulated in
dignation has been roused against Gcno-
raj Butler on account Of his rather course
order respecting the ladies Of New Or
leans. Now, while we unqualihedly
condemn the style of his prOnunciamen-
to, we cannot withhold our censure from
those ladies who, so far forgetful Of that
mod5sty and reserve with which woman
should always encircle herself, have
stepped from the pale of wOmanly pro-
priety and insulted strangers in the very
streets Of their city. When this is the
case, women always subject themselves
TO censure, il not insult Neither time
nor circumstances will shield her from
the inevitable consequence; whether her
intentions are insulting or otherwise, she
is no longer inyulnerablc when that beau
tiful shield she holds before herself and
contact with strangers is Withdrawn, for
suspicion always attaches itself 10 such
demonstrations.
Is there any father who would wish 10
see his daughter Haunting through the
streets and insulting those in whose
power fate has thrown the city Of his
residence; or, on the contrary, how would
a Confederate officer act, should a lady
or woman, with Federal procliyities,
publicly tlaunt the Stars aud Stripes in
his face, and use insulting expressions
in the streets where his duty 10 his Gov
ornment had called him
lis 10 not better, is ID not more c0nsO-
nant with the nature Of woman, 10 shrink
from all contact, all communications Of
whatever character with enemies and
strangers, and thus vindicate her sex
from unworthy suspicion, aud insure
protection from in suit aud abuse !----
4isHSsiRPi Beacon Jime g.
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Down with Party.

Hon. MAHTN Roy, lifelong Demo-
crai, made the following remarks in a
speech before the late indianapolis Union
Convention. They are directly TO the
point;
For any man TO tell me that the resto-
ration Of the Democratic, Wing, Bell, Alb
clifton, on any other party TO power or
the continuance Of the Republican party
in power, Of themselves, will restore this
Union, only offers an insult TO my under
standing, and adycriises himself as a
crnging, time-serying political quack,
Stern, unrelenting, crushing war FIRMLY
supported by the masses Of all political
parties, is the only panacea for the resto-
ration Of peace and Union. But IL is be-
heyed that we have passed The dead point
Of danger The war is not by any means
over, but the rebellion is potentially
crushed. The government has clearly
demonstrated its ability 20 overthrow the
colossal usurpation it seconded by the
consolidated patriotism Of the country.
Il Is but the shadow Of the rebellion OF
huge proportions Of year ago. II is
now a question Of time and detail This
has been accomplished by the strategy Of
military science and the yalor Of brave
men. The loyal men Of Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Missouri, and Maryland are organ
izing Union movements. Shall We not
join themy While they betrayed by a
miserable fraud, rise bleeding from the
merciless tread Of a cruel despousmi with
hearts TOO full of gratitude Tor their de-
liyeranCs 10 find any mus.cin party names
10 see any virtue in che smoke Of burn
ing cotton and smouldoriug habitaiions,
we hear from them mo- spiteiul curses on
Hessians, Lincolnites, Black Republicans,
and AbOliti0nists,
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The EAGLES AND THE WOLyEa--A
traveller who has just returned from Spain
across the pyrenccs, gives an account Of
a curious sight which hc witnessed during
a short halt at a village high up la the
mountains. Having an hour 10 spare, he
walked ont to admire the scenery, and
his attention was attracted by a number
Of eagles lluttering AZ some distance.
On looking closely he observed that about
twenty Of those birds were engaged in
eight over the body Of a dead COW with
as many wolves, which were, however,
at last obliged 10 yield up possession Of
the prize. AZ short distance he also
noticed a brown bear watching tho com
batants, but not daring 10 advance an
the eagles had satisfied their hunger, and
taken 20 flight
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, SUNDAY
ShariR,a Sale

ID Y virtue Of an execution 10 me directed and de-
- hyered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Dav
iason county Tenn 81 its March term 1sG2 will
70 PUBLIC sale, 70 the highest bidder, for CASH al
the Court house yard 10 the city OF Nashville on Sat
uIday, the 26th Of Jolly 1904, all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, which O. d Elliott then
mao or may have since acquired, In aud TO the foil W
ing tract Of land bounded as follows 70 wit Begin
ming Ia the middle Of the Franklin and Nashville
Turnpike road, at A. s Currys south cast corner,
running Thence south 6s1lo west 81 poles 10 ston
Lawrence, deceased, east boundary thence south 20
east along said lawrences east boundary 10 poles Ia
a stone James A. Woods northwest corner, thence
north 6Sk east ms poles 20 the middle Of said
TurnpikeToad being Jas. A. WOods north east corner
thence along the middre Of said Turnpike road north
2l5<, west 70 25 poles 10 the beginning, containing
forty three acres, more or less being levied as the
property Of o. d, Elliott, 10 satisfy judgment ron.
deredn favor Of Thompson 4 Co, againl D. M.
lott.
J. N. HINTON, Sheriff Of D. c.
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Sherif's Sale.

RH virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, and dc.
- liyered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of pa
wilson county, Tennessee, nj ITS March term 1862
VIII expose TO public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse Yard In the city OF Nash.
vile, on saturday, the 20th day Of July 1862 all the
tight Title, calm, interest and estate, which G. ID
Elliott then had or may have since acquired in and
70 the following described tract or land bounded as
follows, TO wit Beginning In the middle Of the
Franklin and Nashville Turnpike road, at A.
Curry's, southeast corner, running thence south
0sl4o west "a poles 10 a stone being A. s. Curry's
south west corner, and one W =. IAWrenno deceased
east boundary, thence south % east along said law
rences east boundary 70 poles to a stone. James A
Woods northwest corner, thence north Osl east
lll3 poles TO the middle OF said Turnpike road being
James A. Woods northeast corner thence along the
middle Of said Turnpike road north q " west 10 20
poles TO the beginning, containing flrtytbree acres
more or less, being levied the property Of @ D.
Elliott TO satisfy judgment rendered In favor Of
Thompson Co., against c. ID. Elliott
J. N. HINTON, Sheriff orD. c.
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Flag officer Dupont writes to the Navy
Department that the rebels, through in =
formation given by negro who had
been employed by our army, became
aware of the absence of our troops from
Hutchison Island and made a descent
upon Mrs. Marcos plantation, surround
ed the house, and with ferocity char
acieristic at all events of that part Of the
South, murdered in cold blood a large
number of contrabands, who We're awak-
ened from their slumbers to fall into the
hands of the infuriated rebels.-Phila-
deLphia Inquirer.
Slavery of course will become yalu-
able institution in the hands Of such
protectors of Southern Rights, not one
of whom, perhaps ever owned slave
The rebels are the Radical Abolitionists
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From the Richmond whig, june Is.

From the Richmond Whig, june Is.
We are informed that the paragraph
from the Petersburg Express, relative TO
Yankee spy having been seen in this
city, copied by us yesterday, is true, eX
cept that the place at which he was seen
was the Exchange, and not the Ameri-
can, and in the parlor, instead of at the
dinner-table. His name is Dennison.-
At Washington he was Stewards chief
detective. He was recognized by the
little daughter of Mrs GreenhOw, who
had been instructed by her mother, while
in Washington, to make herself familiar
with the faces of such characters, The
shrcwd rascal, il seems, recognized the
little girl at the same time she discover
ed him, and when she ran 20 give the in
telligence TO her mother, he disappeared.
This fellow is remarkable for his clever
ness and cunning, and has, no doubt, be.
fore this, put Mcclellan in possession of
much that he desired TO know. The event
should be an admonition 10 our deteo-
tivcs and guards, and 10 the people gem
orally. Let all be on the ga Vipe, aud
let every person who has the least at
mospherc Of doubt about him be required
to give an account Of himself
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1862.

It's said that the notorious john NOBLE
a scurrilous creature who has, until the
occupation of Paducah, been publishing
secession aud notification newspapers in
Kentucky, is now confined in the Luuatic
Asylum at Hopkinsville. Divine venge-
ance has smitten the miserable wretch,
who has devoted his life to the ruin of
his country's peace.