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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
Farm for sale.

DHE FARM lately ownei by ELISHA CUMNINs, siiu-
L ated in EAST MONTPELIER, about two miles from
Montpelier village, is offered for sale. Said Farm
tains IS 30 OF good land we'll proportional for
moving tilage pasture aud wood land. There Is good
sugar place and good orchard. Running water at the
house and barn. Buildings in good repair. Enough
the purchase money will be required down to insure the
sale and liberal payday given for The balance For
further particulars enquire OF
ADDISON PECK, Administrator,
or Of either Of the heirs Of Il. CuMMSs. 325u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
Carpets at Low Prices.

G'he current Of trade is always turned 80 that House
which sells at the lowest prices
From The great auction sale Of English Carpets In New
ork on the Stl inst, we now receiving English
Tapestries Vrlyct and Brussels which sell for less
than Importers prices
Also, nYolr Of very choice and elegant Tapestries,
imported especially Tor the Broadway city SALES
Alse inyoice Of the productions Of iggns cell
ehrated American manufacture Of Tapestries and Vel
vets.
Also an invoice Of Safe Mills Tapestries subject 10
manuiacturers slight lmpcrfectons in Weaying at low
prices.
Also invoice of Canton Mating, assorted widths
auction prices.
Also an nvsoe Of Floor Oil Cloths. comprising the en-
tire stock band Of celebrated manufacturer at fac
tory prices.
systems Strictly Adhersd 10.
We buy all our goods for cash down
We make all sales for cash down.
We make no variations from prices
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
5, Toys and Yankee Notions

Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee Notions
endless variety Dealers will And It advantageous to
clll before purchasing, forward their orders Goods
selling cheap to make for the immense stock %
FlRE WORKS from an the principal Laboratories in
New England. Etna Laboratory is ready 60 furnish
Fire works-rom One Thousand Torpedoe At IS cents,
to display Of Five Thousand Dollars
l000000l rorpedoes.
u 900 Boxes Gold Chop Crackers
HOLDEN, CUTTER & co. - 4 IS Federal and l07 |. /
n ll3, Congress streets, BOSTON 334wftillJuy4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DER. CiHEEaEMAN,S PBEHS.

The combination ~ ingredients in these Pills are the
result ~ long and extensive practice They are mild
their operation and cartan in correcting all irregular
ties Painful Aenstuations, removing all distractions.
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side papitation Of the heart whites all aec-
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of nature.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

Nsw York, May 30. The prize steamer Con-
stitution, ahas George Washington, captured by
gunboat Victoria, of the n c. coast, arrived
las; night. She IS Supposed to have valuable
cargo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

American flag should be anmolested BY tbo
people.
New York May 80 A New Orleans cores
pondcnce says Gen. Butler has taken the wife
Of Beauregard under his protection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

NASHVILLE. May % Try-six soldiers
FROM the rebel army at CorinM have come here
and taken the oath Of allegarcr The u. :.
Marshall has seized all the printing Offices in
Nashville, as forfeited for tre-'onable puolica-
tlons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
VERMONT NEWS.

KLLED-Dr. j. n. DAVIS, OIL Barnet, was
killed Oh the Goth ut, by his horse running
away and throwing him from the wagon. Ills
wife was also seriously njuled
SuIclDg.-Calvin Gibbs hung himself in
Lowell, w., Sept. 20. lie was OF Incorporate
habits, which doubtless caused his rain,
FRf ~ .JogxsoN. On the morning Of Tues
day. between II and A. NJ the dwelling
house Of Mrs. James Boyes, on the " Plot, ~
was consumed with its contents The fire IS
sunnosod n be the work OF an incendary
James Boves, Of this village has been arrested
on suspicion of doing the deed, and lodged IN
ail to wait an examination, which is set for to-
day. THURSDAY )-Ne0sdedler'
PROMOTED. We learn that Capt Addison
". Preston has been appointed Lieut.. Colonel
Of the Cavalry regiment Capt. Preston went
out with the Addison County Company in the
regiment, and has made an efficient and popu-
lar officer Burlington Times.
APPOINTED SURGEON DR. A +. Burdict, OF
Underhll, has been appointed Assistant Sur
geon of the 9th regiment
SAD AccDENr-Horace Hill, Esq, OF East
IOUsnam, was JUTOWD IIVIl MS MdBph 'NP
18th, and broke his shoulder
SAD ACCIDENT. A man by the name OF Pot
ter. of Pownal, died last week from the effects
Of injuries received by being thrown from
wagon-the horse having taken right and RAJ
some days previous.
George 5 Denison acting collector Of New
Orleans. has recently sent to his friends IN Roy
alton load Of rebel trophies, including every
thing from pistols to six-pounder cannon.
Mr.. Edward n Raymond was ordained as al
Evangelist, on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. by Al
Ecclesiastical Council assembled at the call
the Congregational Church in Hinesburgh
AcclpENr.-We learn that Lorenzo Kidde
Of Randolph soldier who was detached t
work on the barracks in this place, met with
serious accident on Tuesday last at Nourse'
blaming mill in tins village While workn
at the matching machine in said mill his nan
was caught in the machine and the two middl
fingers were entirely cut Oft and his hand Other
wise muulated Hi. hand was dressed by tn
surgeon and Ae properly cared for. Ills eourag
is vet good, aud be hopes that the accident WI
no deprive him Of the privilege 81 gong TO Oa
tie for his country .-PhGnir
t They mean 10 raise tall students oat ia WIS
consin An exchange paper says Its boar
of education has resolved to erect buildln
large enough to accommodate five hundred St
dents three stories high
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

I'm Calais Sept J1th OF typhoid fever Mis- ENERGY I.
Hicks daughter Of A. r. aud f. G, Hicks aged 25 Years
ENERGY loved her earthly ONE much but az the sum
mons Of the heavenly messenger she del ared IN eact
D'' Lone are the paths, and sad ;he bowers,
When thy meek smile Is gone,
But o, a brighter home than ours.
In heaven is thine own
LESTER WARREN
In Waterbur, sept 23d very sudden of the Heart dis
ease, Lucy Ann Klburne, vile Of Edm md Phelps aged
In Royalton, Sept 2Sth Of dropsy, Louise wife ofs
In Brookaeld, Sept 10th, of naammatory fever and
dptheria Guy Ebert, youngest Of Elhanan and
Lucretia A. Amidon aged years and months
Sweet child, NC loved thee vel,
But .hou art gore to rest
with Christ in Heaven, where loved ones dwell,
with sa nts and angels blest
In that bright home above
We hope to greet thee tn re
To chant with thee the SayiOura love,
It's heavenly bliss to share
in Brookhel Sept 2sth, Ida daughter OF flrury van
yrankin, aged years and months
In Berlin Sept 18th Leon Fitch infant II Pierce
and Phebe Wech, aged weeks
In Burke Aug 18Th Of dpheria, George ;, son Of Am
asa " and Hannah n. Newell, aged years.
In Burke Sept l4th, Of dipthera, Abby 4 laughter
William II. and S. Finney, aged years
In Burke, sept, Goth OF typhoid ever hr Amasa e.
In Blrke Sept 10Th. Of dysentery, Alburtu. Of
Erastus Farmer, aged II weeks
III burke, sept Zoth, o. ""HtN' ''f ~''''
Of Gary II. and Lydia b. Page, aged years
IN Lyndon sept. 18TH of dplheria, Mrs Hannah y.
wife Of George Gregory, aged 30 years
In Stove, March l3h Joshua Merriam, aged 90 years
and months. *
In stackbrdge sept 18Th the residence OF her brother
IN law Mr. tphrtm twitohel, Jr., Mrs. Laglna EnsloT
Of tyrhord fever, Of Rutland Vt, aged 81 yeas.
Died in Richford August 18th. u Erysipelas, Josep
smith, aged ~ years.
In Dover sept llth, ". Bugbee, aged 50 year.
In Peacham, Sept 18th, Of diptheria, Margaret
Farrow, aged 81 ears and months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

BAroS RoueF Nor GIVEN UP-rhe New Or
leans correspondent of the New York Express
saws that Baton Rouge is still held by our gun
boats. The Federal troops have been with
drawn. but there is 20 rebel force in OF near it.
Nor has i been burned 4 few buildings were
DESTROYED as a matter Of necessity, in order that
the guns Of the feet might have fair chance
at any rebel force that should attempt to oe
J cupy the town.
A Iargc meeting was held at Chicago on Sat
urday last to endorse the Presidents proclama
ton. The war Democrats Were among tt
speakers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

LOUISVILLE, Oct l. The southern line il
working to Franklin, Ky. Clark County adj
vices say that Jack Bruner, with company Of
rebels went up the Red River 10 capture Jim
Townsend Home Guard The rebels were de-
ieated with considerable loss.
Gen g W Morgan left bur tour guns at
Cumberland Gap, and these with the trunions
Knocked off
Col d. ) Bruce son-in-law OF Gen. Leslie
Coombs, receives the highest commentator
from military critics Tor his operations at Bowl.
lng Green.
The rebels burned the bridge near Asburn,
Monday night Bruce Immediately sent thither
the 18Th Indiana and a part OF the 9Th Ken
lucky. who rebuilt the bridge, routed the enemy
at Russelvilip. killing and woundug htty. tax
iug 3 prisoners aud 40 horses ana saddles. tie
also routed patty at Glasgow yesterday
taking ten prisoners, including Lieut.. Col.
Crews, Capt Brown and Lieut. Thomas,
Leading rebels and officers OF the rebel army
are circulating thu most absurd stories IN places
occupied by them For instance that General
Nelson, was killed because De supported Presi-
dent Lincolu's recent emancipation pr c4ma-
ton that Buell. resigned because of Jhat proc
amaton bu, concluded 10 hold hlS position six
DAYS longer 10 the hope that Lincoln would 4n-
nul that document The rebels a,e ugidIy en-
forcing the rebel CONSUMPTION act wherever riey
have temporary control
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
Very --latest BY Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK i. NJ

WASHINGTON. Oct. j. The following dis
patch has been receiyec at Headquarters
Jackson, lem, Oct - A. NJ,
10 MAJOR Gen. II w. Hslieck
Yesterday, the rebts under Grns Price, Van
Dorm. ana Lowell we're repulsed from 'hel *.
mcS On Corinth, With great slaughter Inc
enemy are IN toll r..Teat. lea, NJ theig lead and
wounded on tue field
ten. Rosecraus telegraph, Ria, tae los@ IS -
Iiou, ou Jug 81 particular d 9inceis' b--
bears no tol4parion VITA TIA, i .aa enemy
Fom 700 1000 pr.>.ael, .os'''S th'
wounded are lei GA our uauas
ten. Rosecwl> putsuelt. uan .1', m''n'
Ing, duG SIOUX ,uey .teuY .o""'"~
Bolivar. viii fciow 20 iuuJ place.
ten. huritlr j. al tie la,ca, u'er with
5000 or 5000 uen lad is. III ioah wife the
pursuing c1lJuu.
(Signd) p "A\|
MAJOR 6vnglo. Commanding
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

SPRINGFIELD, Mo Oct. /. The correspondence
Of the Missouri Democrat Of last evening says
that rumors were ahoat Of heavy artillery firing
in the direction Of Sarcoxl.
10 day these rumors increased, and by noon
word was received that Il fight had taken place
at Sarcoxl. The number OF the enemy's force
s unknow, and we have not yet learned the re-
suit u the fight.
A refugee from Gen McBrde's command
came IN to-day, and from him we learn that
nearly every abe-bodled man in the Northern
portion Of Arkansas is either a conscript or a
refugee.
The treatment Of those living in Northern
Arkansas is represented as most cruel. Their
homes are robbed by armed bands of plumber
ers, who seize all the men and all the property
that can be Of any possible use to their army
leaving women and children to stagVe for wan
of the neces aries Of life
Adyces from Sarcox under date OF Septem
Der 25th, says ,hat two bTigades Of the Kansa
army had arrived there. The guerrilla Coffee
with three hundred men was at NewtOnia. ff
teen miles south Of that place when Colono
solomon 5 advance guard arrived there but
rebel Major VINO was there on a visit. made hi
escape aud gave Coffee notice OF our approach
when he retreated south.
The rebels at Sarcox say that they nave Je
Thousand men at Cowskn Prairie, and tina
Gen. Hindmau with 80 900 men is in Arkansa,
near the Missouri State line and that as soon
they Join forces, they will march directly on ;
Louis
All the prisoners aiken tell OF the rich boot
the rebels are promised when they take St. LouI
1t appears that such promises are the great il
cenu'cs used by the rebel generals to keep the
men together.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

Louisville, Oct t \ Portsmouth, Ohio,
dispatch to GOV. Robinson SAYS. john Morgan
with thousand reoels yesterday attacked The
Carter County Home Guard near olive Hill
After several hours severe skirmistng. Morgan
wars repulsed snd several OF A.s men si..ed
Morgan then retreatcd toward Licking River,
burning Thirty tive lao, SEES on ms way. Last
night Morgan returned TO Olive HAl Mean
while Col Salort went to Portsmouth, and
brought up i've hundred OF the lI7th ohlo rrg
imeut
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
WAsnlSero, Sept, 3Oh

" AsHINGION otFI' 0VII
MAJOR Geni Mcclellan, Commaling, &c
General Your report Of ys,erday giving
the result OF the battles Of Solt Mountain and
Anietam has been received al submitted to
the President They were not nly bard fought
battles but well earned and decided victories.
The yaIor and endurance OF our army in the
several conflicts which termaaed n the expul-
SION oil the cuvn.. r.--.. ,-.,-tpval STATE OF
MARYLAND are credable alike TO tic troops and
to the officers who command mem.
4 grateful country, while mouinng the Ia
mented dead. will not be uuuindiul Of the hon
ors due to the living.
(Slgned)
II " HALLrcK-
Gen IL Chief
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

NEW YoRK, Oct T. The Episcopal Conyen
ION yesterday was very interesting. \ debate
took place on a subject introduced by Rev Mr..
Bumot Of Philadelphia, that the Convention re-
cord some special expression Of their feelings
with regard 70 the Rebellion, a~d the a"tian at
their order engaged in it,
The resolution met with decided opposition,
but was on the other hand most ably supported
Tho resolution was laid on the table by Il yeas
by Il nays on the part OF the clergy, and by a
vote Of laity Of - yeas to IA nays.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

LOUISVILLE, Oct I. Bardstown adylces say
the rebels nave from thirty thoasaud to thirty
hye thousand men within circle Jt eight miles
10 diameter around Bardstowu
Oar central advance was TINS iternoon four
miles thus side of Bard,town they have been
sSirmishing and driving the rebels before them
for the las; three days We have captured 300
prisoners
1t Is sand that Kirby Smith Eas arrived al
Frankfort with 10000 men and Humphrey Mar
shall Is on his way there with five thousand The
rebels evidently mean 70 make q stand at Frank
fort and battle at Bardslown seems imminent
The report Of an participated fight at Mount
Washington yesterday arose from our force
,hellug the woods as they advanced.
Bragg and Buckner left Danylle Tor Lexing
ton on Tuesday Bragg was expected at Dan
Vile on Monday He threatened to send every
man who would not Join the rebel army to TIT
north OF the Ohio The rebels are cutting new
roads from Bards;own to Springfield and Lex
lngton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

WASHINGTON, oct. g. Official information
mas been received here that the rebels under
Van Dorm, Price and Lowell yesterday attacked
our forces at Corlnth but were repulsed with
great slaughter, aud retreated, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field. Our forces are
m tull pursuit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

New Yons Oct. s. A Key West letter Of
September Doth says Col Morgan issued an or
der freeing all slaves within his department
The Herald's Washington dispatch says Ten
Lockwood is liberating the slaves Of dlSloya llsts
on the Eastern shore of Virginia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

CHICAGO, Oct. I Dispatches from Cairo to-
night say, that a battle has bee" raging in the
vicinity Of Corinta since yesterday morning At
three clock this afternoon, which Is the date OF
the latest report, the cannonadIng was still heard
The communication is now cut off at Bethel con-
seonently we are unable to obtain any particu-
Iars Bethel is ~ miles tins side Of Cormth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

routed and rereatlng. Their loss isyery heavy.
Ours is also large. Gen. Dodge sent message
here from Columbus to prepare fora large num-
Der of wounded
Price Van Dorm and Lowell were in com
mand of the rebels, who numbered 1000 Our
troops are said to have acted nobly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

CAIRO. Oct ). We can get u0 distinct ac-
count OF to-day battle a; Coriuth On Salur-
lav morning cen Price attacked Gen. Rose
.raus' right, willie Van Dorr and Ewell at
tackled Ais lett 'lhc assault WAS made with
great determinations At one time our centre
was penetrated aud the rebels reached the Co
rinth House, near .le centre Of The town. They
were met at the hayouct poiut. Gen. Van
uOrn led his column ever an abatttls on the
.eit IN TO within fifty yards at a ditch Ehey
were exposed ain tue tlme to a scathlng nre oil
grape ana canister. and jriyen back ~ charge
&. the 21th OHIO aad Tue llth Missouri
The httle as;ed Till tolf past eleven. when
She rebels began 70 retreat toward the HateheS
River. The number .. killed ana wounded on
ither side is not known
The rebel loss is reported much larger dian
.urs We have taken between seven hundred
md a thousand prisoners, not including The
wounded
Gcp. llackeiuan was killed aod Gen. Oglesby
was dangerously wounded. Coils. Smith. Gil.
oart aud Morse are wounded The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad isnot seriously injured. The tel
graph line has been repaired to Corinth.
Gen. lurlburt marched on Saturday to the
south side OF the llatehi River with a large force,
;Aus cutting oft Prcc's retreat, Gen, Ross-
rams m we'd early tins morning to renew the
tack. Cunuonading was heard to-day 10 the
roction OF these forces. Price is IL the forks
tie hatehi River, between Gems. llurburt
.nd Roseeraus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4 The second edition
Of the Washington Star contains il- Glowing
. Desefters and prisoners coming within our
lines at Harper Ferry, IN the a'' 9rty eight
hours. agree that Gen Lee Is now making every
preparation to retreat with his wuoIe army So
soon as Gen Mcclellan may move is.nst him
We give thl. story for wha' It may worth
Al noon Today it was Asoertar. that toe
rebel force at The kappahunnock '4tlon con
ssts o. three regiments OF infantry md t"o o
cavalry Their present duty is patrol th
south bank OF the river from the >rnngs Q be
low Kelly mills \ report W received a
noon today hat yesterday attelon small
rebel cavalry force entered Lee lrs on re
cOnnOlsance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

InE CHARLESTON Blockade II N stated Ia
explanation Oh me escape Of rebel steamers from
tho harbor %; Charleston, that the plooSadins
heot is partly composed Of sailing vessels which
ol course. canuo, compete wIth last steamers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
"a CURES NERVOUS AFFECTIONS

roothaehe Faeesche ltrablity. Sleeplessness. Men
raria are cured by the use Of Doc. Gfords HomeOp.
athc PreuAraons put mp in . cent boNesSod by fred
F. smith, Montpelier Agent sent per mall, by VI ;
Burr Co Wholesale, Philip lee, 1876 William Street
New York See tina, each box has Phillip Lees sigma
;ure-Alanusl furnished free application
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

NV losA. Oct J. The prize steamer sun
team from New Inlet. captured sept 18th, by
I've gunboat, state of Georgia and Mystic while
attempting to run the blockade at Wilmington
has arrived She was hulltat Birkenhead. She
ass cergo Of brandy and gunpowder, valued
~ a quarter Of a million The Captain said he
vas from Liverpool from Mexico, and vas put
ting in for coal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

CINCINNATI. Got. %, PM Official intel
seuce has been received to-nightoi splendid
victory AZ Coriutn, Mississippi Gen. Price,
,,i;u tolcc Of 40 Gee mon, attacked General
liant on Friday momng, aud was repulsed
ana defeated with .rightiu slaughter after two
lays haId fighting MAJOR General Roseevans
ei On troops who behaved in the most gallant
manner Gen. Ilaokipman was killed 1T the
head Of lis corps. We captured large mum.
ter Of gems and prisoners The rebel army will
undoubtedly be completely destroyed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

CAIRO, Oct ). Glorious news has bean We.
,e,ol to-iay from Cornth The rebels arc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. g. The rebels began
10 iorlify Frankfort, but they are row repre-
scented az eyacuating it. But few Of the enemy
are found in that direction
To-day there has been constant skrmish-
ing on the Bardsiown turnpike, near Mount
v ashngt)n.
The rebels are reported to be 10000 strong
on the southern bank Of the east fork Of Salt
aver They IRE certifying their positions
among the hill and receiving heavy reinforce
ments. some say as high as 40 900 men. Our
advance occupie, the northern bank Of the river
and it j. waiting to day for the main body o.
the army to come ny.
A fight is anticipated tomorrow a. tie reb.
es swear they will not ran any further away
aud our army intends to advance and give them
battle. Gen Dumont 81 Indiana left for the
field today.
LATER.
Capt Hearty OF the 18th Indiana Cavalry
says that che enemy claim 10000 troops on The
elst fork 81 salt river 8 battle is certain 90 III.
MORROW
IN the skirmishps to-day we had tvs men killed
and ten wounded The enemy loss Is unknown
great many e,crters ace coming IN 10 ih'
-rpel lines
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

MCCLELLAN S HEADQUARTERS, Oct D. a com
panyol the j4th Pennsylvania who were guard
ing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pfidge az
Paw Paw, about half way between Hancock
and Cumberland, We're yesterday attacked ny
rebel force and taken prisoners. Az tne same
time a ca, airy force under Col. McReyn9d' cap
tured the encampm ent Of the rebels bringing
away Two pieces of artillery ten wagons and
sixty horses and mules. 4 strong caval.y lorce
under Gen. Ayerill has been sent alter the re-
treating rebels,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

CINclNNAr, Oct T. NJ. u CARRIER, Quarter
master in Gen. Morgans division, teegraphs
the following to the Madison Indiana courier
The advance brigade OF Gen. y. NJ Morgan
command from Cumberland Gap arrived at
Greensburg, Ky, on the Sd inst alter an ez-
haustng march Of sixteen days, hayiag roads to
make in many places. The men are 'hocless,
hatless, "a naked, and for days were without
ratons They had to gather subsistence from
the corn standing IN the fields which they gra-
ted to make bread Of after the tatgues OF the
day. The men bore their hardship and pTlya-
tons and the fatigues OF the march with the
greatest fidelity. They marched iwenI nous
a day, skirmishIng IN the woods on each sac Of
the road, aud rcpelling the attempts OF the REQ
Ell cavalry in their fron and rear to capture item
The enemy blockaded the way all along the
march and at every suitable place harras.ed our
column as much as possible Our force I ten
thousand strong with magnificent park OF
artillery, consisting Of y pieces, TX Of them
being twenty FOUNDERS We had four hundred
wagons ali Of which we brought of safely The
works al Cumberland Gap We're lett in ruins.