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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-05-09
0A LttZe More Crane. D

We want lcad-lead for bullets bullets for
enemies. Accordingly Gen. Beauregard has
made to our citizens the following appeal las
he did when he wanted bells for cannon) for
all the lead they can possibly spare .s
HEADeK's Army OF THE MIssIssrPPL
Corinth, Mississippi, March Sl,1s62.
Sir GeGeral Beauregard instructs me. in 70
ply to your letter of the 25th inst, to say that
Our countrymen of the Valley. Of the Mississlps
pi may indeed render material AID by convert
all the lead piping and house roofing they can
nossiblv spare into bullets, to be aimed at our
wiokedIy impelled invaders. Only by lead
and steel. welded by men resolute and bent on
independence, can our homes and. WAREHOUSES;
be now defended fro m,the agrarian hordes mus
tering for, and melted by the rich spoils these
homes and warehouses promise II we are de-
feated.s4 tss&sf ft@3s atsRt5 sS@ Ss9 ~sFsfa
Respectfully, your obsdient servant, 81 cai ssss.
= -. THOMAS GORDAN.
Acting Adiutans General,
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such maximum be attained or not.
vIu-Ir1nsfers.

II. The right to change company or corps
in virtue ofre enlistment ceases to exist by the
repeal of all laws in regard to re.enlistment,
but transfers Of individuals or of companies
may be made as heretofore, within the discre-
ton ofthe department.
Ix.-Substitutes.
IS. When any person liable to military duty
under this act, but not yet mustered into service
in any company, desires to furnish a substitute
he shall report himself with the substitute, to
the commandant of camp Of ntruction, and il
the substitute be lawfully exempt from mill
tary duty, and on examination by surgeon or
assistant surgeon be pronounced sound, and in
all respects fit for military service, he may be
accepted and enrolled, and the person furnish.
ing such substitute may be discharged by the
commandant of the camp But no substitute
shall be entitled to transportation other all
lowance at the expense of the Government un-
til so excepted and enrolled.
x.-Ecenaptaons.
80. Persons claiming exemption from mill
tary duty under this act. shall be required by
the enrolling officer to make oath that they are
lawfully exempt under the act of Congressman
shall be furnished by him with a certificate Of
such exemption.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-05-09
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
DEMAND FOR SURRENDER.
NOBLE LETTER OF THE MAYOR.

DEMAND FOR SURRENDER.
NOBLE LETTER O 2 THE MAYOR.
Richmond, April 20.
United States Flag Ship Hartford,
Off New Orleans, April 26.
To His Excellency,
The Mayor Of the City of New Orleans :
SIR-Upon my arrival before your City, |
had the honor to send to your Honor, Captain
Raly, of the United States Navy, second in
command of this expidition, to demand of you
the surrender of New Orleans to me as a rep
resentative of the Government of the United
States. Capt. Baily reports the result of the
interview with yourself and military authori-
ties.
1t must occur to your honor that it is net
within the province of naval officers to assume
the duties OF military commandments. came
to reduce New Orleans to obedience to laws,
and to vindicate the offended majesty of the
government of the United States. The rights
of persons and property shall be secured.
therefore demand Of you, it's representative
the unqualified surrender of the city, and that
the emblem of the sovereignty of the United
States be hoisted over the City Hall, Mint and
Custom House, by meridian this day. All flags
and other emblems of sovereignty other than
those of the United States, to be removed
from all public buildings by that hour.
| particularly request your authorities to
auell disturbances, restore order and call upon
all the good people of New Orleans to return
to their vocations at once and particular y
demand that no person be rolested, in person.
Or property, for processing sentiments OF loyal
ty to their government.
| shall speedily severely punish any person
or persons who shall commit such outrages as
were witnessed yesterday, by armed men firing
upon helpless women and children, for giving
expressions to their pleasure at Witnessing the
old flag.
| am, very respectfully,
Your obedieRt servant.
(Signsd, DIG. FARAGUT,
Flag-ofioe Western Squadron.
MAYORALITY, J
New ORLEANS CRY HALL,
April %, 1862.
Flag Officer. D.. q. -Faragut,
Of the. United States Flag Ship Hartford
. In pursuance of resolutions which we thought
proper to take, out Of regard for the lives Of the
women and children who still crowd this great
metropolis, Gen. Lowell has evacuated it with
his troops, and restored to me the adminlstra.
ton of it's government, and the custody OF its
honor I have in council with the city Fathers,
considered the demand you made Of me yes
terday, of Internationally surrendering the
city, coupled with the requisition to hoist. the
flag of the United States on all public edifices,
and haul down the flag that still floats to the
breeze from the dome of this Hall. It becomes
my duty to transmit to you an answer, which
is the universal sentiment of my constituents,
and no less than tho promptings Of my own
heart, dictated to me On this sad and solemn
occasioy.e. This ctu is w lthot1t means of de
rense, and utterly destitute of force and mate
fisl that might enable it to resist the overpow-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Consumption Act.

The following regulations of the War Depart
ment. in relation to the act, are published by
authority, for the information OF the public
1-Enrozlmaent and Disposition Of Re-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-05-09
IL Volunteers TO, Eazsstsasg Goyps.

g. Persons liable to military service under
khe above act, not ia service on the 18th OLA
prii, and wishing to volunteer in any particular
eocnpany in the Confederate service on the Ie-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

March i. A aag of truce was seat over to
Craney Island to day. No Passengers returned.
The Atlanta Confederacy Of Feb. Is. states
that Gen. johnson escaped from Fort Donelson
and reached Murfrees5oro last Sunday
The Richmond Despatch OF to-day says Coils
Wilcox. Corcoran, and other prisoners. to the
number of 400, arrived there Friday from CO.
lHmbia. 5. c. and are awaiting transportation
to Newport News. They, however. may not
start for several weeks. AS arrangements for
sending them away have not been perfected
Il Is reported from Richmond that john Mi
nor Bolts mas been arrested and Imprisoned Tor
manliestlng Union proclgties,
Rebel general orders dated Richmond, March
LIST. proclaim martial law over Richmond and
the adjoinin- country for ten miles. Al dis
tillaron and sale Of spirlcuous liquors IS forbid
Gen there N account Of Us d-moralizing the
army and causing disorder All persons ha7in ?
arms 0: any description are requested t. deliver
the same t. the Ordnance Department before
the 18Th Of March. Otherwise they will be seized.
There was groa: panic at Richmond. caused
by theIecent &c eats Of the rebels. The leading
traitors exhibited the greatest lrepdation.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
FRoY THE wEsTERs DEPARTMENT.

CNcIsSATi. March 5. The city of Nashville
Is entirely Qnie:. Even the secessionlsis &C.
knowledge thar our military authorities are
treating them cruelty klnd. They admit also,
that the Hessians nave not committed I. single
outrage. while ;he conduct Of tleir own troops
was Outra. eous.
Union men begin to make their appearance.
They say majority will vet ne found on our
side. but it Will take some time to ce7elop the
feeling that has been So thoroughly crushed
FcrIy-nine rebel officers went to Fort Warren
from Columbus. Ohio, Yesterday.
The Gazette of this city has despatch from
Nashville, giving the following proclamation
from that ty
The Committee representing the military au-
tbor!ties and people, have discharge! their duty
by calling upon Gen. Buell. a; his headquarters
in Edgefeld yesterday. The interview was sat
isfactory TO the Committee. and there is every
evidence OF safety ana protection to tie people
both in their persons and property. therefore
respectfully request ,ha, business De resumed
ana that All our citizens of every trade and pro.
tession will pursue their regular voca.ions.
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~ TELEGRAPH
70 TIE fK EEMA-N
O'CLOCK, a. M.
rv,u WASHINGTON.

t. The f9lloving despatch was also
- - :. --I.ht from tue correspondent
:-s.''-, -'-'.:...-g Press: Gen. Banks forces
= Martins g:.h yesterday without op-
n: tx rickets continue 10 bring in
Although :ew in number. they are
,o-a.rtant.. Among those taken last
- .r-..r-... d. the 2nd Virginia infantry.
r. -, IRON Winchester leads TO the be-
-. .Tt.,.,n IS there in tull force and has
-. a.s Preparations to oppose our APP
---ss miles east OF that place. The same
=, saws lis army Is well pro7lsioned,
I'D and clothed.
<ii'-e5 The President in q message to
IS -. recommends tL"t Congress pass vote
.'-+rE.-a IL. Goldsoo-ough and Gen. Burn
= Andrew johnson has f0rmly been ap
--..' Governor If tennessee during the pleas.
- President. o. Bn:il the loyal inhabi-
that State shall organize Il evil Gov
-. II accordance with the Constitution of
lifted States In order to exercise these
-. = beanie necessary 70 first give him 4
little. ana hence the President nominated
: BIZ. General. This appointment. the
-. :.-1.y confirmed.
=. 5s.,a Of ten Lander causes much grief
-.....s-r circles Mai0rGeneral Nice lellan
- l general ogler 70 the Army OF the
nag. anngunclng the leath OF Brigadier-
$3.50. Under.
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>Outh EsavdWick Academy.

THE SPRING TERN Of his Institution will commence
L February II. and continue eleven weeks, under the
direction Of the folio Ning Board o. Teachers:
4. J. SANBORN, A. t., Principal
Mrs. u J. SANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEORGE II. BLAKE. Assistant.
WILBUR T. WHlPPLE. Teacher of Music.
Miss A. !. FoRI Teacher Of Drawing aud Painting.
ABEL T. WAY. Teacher Of Penmanship.
This Institution situated in the pleasant healthy and
thriving village Of South Hardvick easy Of access. and
surro lnded by a moral and Intelligent community
Though has been in operation less than two years. yet
by the uniiriug energy OF teachers and citizens its
Der Of scholars has constantly increased, ill it has won
patronage equal to ha, ct many cider institutions. a
good opportunity will here be given TO those who wish 10
themselves for college, for business life or for teaching
Instrumental and v.cai Music, French, Drawing and
Penmanship will be taught by thorough and competent
teachers.
strict Co normity wholesome rules Will be required,
and pain. will be spared BY the teachers 10 make the
course study thorough aud he school profitable and
pInasaLt for those who may attend.
{ Lectures and Lyceums as heretofore.
Board, including everything, from Sl,So to $500 per
week. Rooms for self boarders. one shilling per week.
For Rooms or Board, apply to the Principal.
For Tuition, small hAndbiils-
Scholars are particularly requested to be present at
the beginning Of the Term the classes will be formed
= that time.
For further particulars address the Principal.
y. 3. GUYER. Secretary.
| South Hardwick, Jan. %, 1852. 3lsf~S
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STATE OF VERMONT, n thancery. March -==rn
WASHINGTON COUNTY. \. D. 1872.
HEATuN REED Where's. Homer ". Heaton and
Charlie. Reed % Montpelier. have
OLIVER ELLIS. fled their bill Ct plant, stating
in substance ha IRE said 0lliTet Ellis the 5h day OF
the C SGo for the balance Of the purchase money
for the premises hereaf described. specified in three
premissory signed - SAID Ellis. and payable
said Hatch order with interest annually Of said
notes tor $50. rayahe DC. TO- ISIS for $500 paya
bic April TO- 1859. md for 800. payable Oct. IL
1859 And in order the payment of The
said Ellis ny his deed CT bargain ard sal dated the dy
ami year aforesaid. conveyed said Hatch the fol
lowing described land IN Nddesex in he county Of
Washington aforesaid. % wit About sixty Of 10
No. Elevc2. in thu fourth division Of lots said
drawn the original right OF Eavid Morehous- tha,
said Hatch had assigned ana transferred said mortgage
dee! and Endorsed said 10 the orators and praying
for the foreclosure CT the equity OF redemption q the
premises;
And whereas, it appears that the said Oliver Ellis
sides on, CT this State hat Subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in pursuance Of he provisions Of
the Compiled Statutes Chap. - IL notice he. eby
given the said Oliver Ellis. and he Is hereby required
70 appear before the Court at Chaacry to be hol
den the House in Montpelier. said County Of
Washington. the second Tuesday Of March next be-
ing the first day Of the tate Of the Court Of
Chancery in said CcCnty. and make said bill
of plant and abide such yFier direction and decree
therein as to said Court shall and the
plauantS in said bill directed cause It's order 70
Be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed al 5ntQelier in said County. three weeks
sessve. TIE las. publication te las; twenty days
Dated a: Montpelier. in aid County, this 4,h day Of
February, !. D. lS61.
LUTHER NEWC0GB. Clerk.
EEAION y REED, Solicitors for Orators.
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Very Latest BY Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON

new 1oRE. March ). Special dispatches
from Washington state that number Of houses
are Illuminated in honor o? the recen. victories
and Tor the anniversary of the inauguration of
President. Lincoln. 1t is seriously mooted here
tonight, whether he publication of Gen. Free
mon.'s defence by the Tribune Is no: violation
OF the recent order of the War Department in
reference TO the publication OF military news,
as the publication was not authorized.
4 new rebel battery, mounting II guns. is
reported near Sandy Point on the Potomac.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH 5, 1862

sia and Austria Is continually widening. The
language OF lie Prussian and Austrian pa,.rs
Is daily more hostile.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 81. Il is reported that in
surance Is daily effected on shi is and cargoes to
run the blockade of the Southern ports. The
highest premium paid Is fifteen suineas. The
snip is entitled to select any port In some in.
'ances the risk 10 port easy Of access is as low
as ten suineas. Nearly all the vessels insured
are steamers of leo tons.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

:, Lsr.:, N.rch |. Tae following is a tele-
.. t u. HaIeca 10 zen. Mcclellan:
Ia- cavalry rom PA4ucah marched III
IN. Is yesterday i: i. afternoon. driving
L ~ enemy rear guard, The flag
t.a,aa : living over the batteries u. the
-. ,5;c-a.,u. ot the iTesC. Finding MIN
.-,.-.- = turned N 69sa sides OF The Mis-
........ ...= eremy wss obliged to eyacuate Or
-. large quantities OF artillery and
= 49,. .l.la!-l.
-....-t W Il. HALLEcK.
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By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.


NJ II.
lis envsbl- position 70 aIain The highest round on
fsme's ladder froa any the thousand pursuits OF life
each of which has ladder for those who excel TO mount
all who have profession start With eye fixed upon
some one of the many rounds. but it IS resev for rev
only to reach the topmost, ana 10 such an one II the
means used m-rtoTiou: received the applause OF me
multitude Such appears 10 be the position OF Dr.
clifford and IN. praises received from all quarters as 10
The value OF his Homeopathic CCratves shows that the
neopl. appreciate his effort fer their good complete
s.ortmes. Of his cgratiy.s kept by Fred sush Agen'
Montpelier, VT. aad VI. Burr, Boston MAS, OF fhip
Lee i35 William street, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
.oLr4BUs EVACUATED AND BURNED.

!. :5sc.a. despatch to the Republican from
= d. says Columbus is evacuated ami
=. i tie rebels. TIE saub.at Benton,
2 :, ';sB. Ca!Ium and Com. tOote. wen! down
{: ,i7-. to-day on : reconnaissance. aud found
:: ~ rebels had fed, having removed their
L. 4.1 ne town in ashes, aud destroyed ey-
--:l.n. I4..t could not be carried away.
i. rebels letrea:ed to Fort Randolph The
: -..= town OF Columbus is nothing but ruins.
:. Guns ara also rem wed from the Island be-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

New YORK. March ). The steamship Ericsson
from Port Royal the Is: inst. arrived this fore
noon With 800 bales Of cotton. and 40 passen-
gers. \ passenger from Savannah reports So
000 reoel troops.
The news by the Ericsson is .athe. eagre,
and being contra band. it is not used.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
The Horace Waters Pianos

uELopgoNs. ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and 7. GIL
BEET 4 CO.'S celebrated .EoLlAN PIANOS, are the
mes, strunents for Parors and Churches nov IN USE
A large assortmen. can be a: the new Waferoons
Isi BROADWAY, between Grand and Hroome sts.,
rh;ch will he sold a. extremely low prices PIANOS and
NEIODEOSS from suudry makers. new and second
I'D =, 10, and rent allowed II purchased as per agree
mrn, Monthly payments received for the same. Also
second nd Pianos and NeOdeons at grea, bargains
,yi,,s from SOS to 100 Sheet Music Music BOOKS Anu
ali kinds of Music Merchandise at War prices
az N " HORACE WATERS, Agent
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Foreign Items.

s4a;', FEB. 81. The Temps and other French
mas demonstrate that a monarchial restora-
- n North America would only benefit SPAN,
,fa' len monarchical interests alone are ex-
':.'l there.
bssLS. Feb. 20. The division between Prus-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

The few returns received Of the vote for
County Commissioner Tuesday, leave no doubt
that Hon NELSON A. CHASE is reelected by a
large majority.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
Notice

In consequence Of the Donation Visit of Rev.
Mr.. McAnu coming On the same evening Us the
Lecture Of Rev ". II Lord the former will be
postponed till the evening following, Thurs
day. at the Concert Hall.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

Remember Rev. Mr. Lori's Lecture III i!age
Hall. this evening, at ID clock
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05
y. HER PROCLAMATION 81 GEN. HALLEcK.

:. LoUls March !. Gen. Halleck has is
- II yrt=r, On the communication Of the
-.:-or and sey-r.i judges, directing that all
...-,.l attorneys counseiJEs and proc.ors BE-
= ..:.a :. ,aH=;he -a:h Of allegiance prescribed
-s .x.a section o: ordnance Of the State
s'-o:i9n passed October 10.
...s Il. STAT Cyurcs viii refuse permit
.--r l.g - trae-.ce n their Courts who re-
- --.:.=c; 10 AXE the oath OF allegiance.
b.4.1 q. ASSESSMENT; in the city Of d.
-.-.,. j.. IL .@n-ac 1t suffering families driven
- -o..4y :,l.4 South West Missouri, hay-
-y.-:-- Is .atOgs aG.i rendered Us hGal
=, = 1-r--v dissolved.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

In CITY. March :. ~ The Terrific
s:..a Yesterday, the vote Vas unanimous
-. Jyr,t.5a5Ion Brigham Young was
=. governor without opposition.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-05

...ilys-oH. March l. Hon. R47e7dy john
-. Il minated tJc United States Senator il
M-.,.-lI legislature las; night. aui will
: .-:...! ON -!.ow.