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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-07
Ladies' Repository for 1862

THE VOLUME XXII.
is the design Of this Magazine produce an elegant
ana pure literature such will cultivate the taste re-
me the manners and ennoble all The aims Of life Lit
eary without being pedantc religious it's tone and
wherever it is known No Magazine in the countrv ia
better adapted to the family circle. During the forth
coming volume it will continue maintain its character
as " THE QUEEN OF THE MONTHIlES.n And each
numDer VIII contain two original steel engravings
Ihe Repository has large list of original contributors
wch comprise many of the best writers of both prose
and poetry in the country. f'''
Inc volume begins with January and back numbers can
be supplied at any time. ~
TERMS:
Two Dollars Year. invariably in advance
All ministers of the NJ f. Church are agents and will
receive subscriptions and payments.
oupscrlbers may have their volumes bound in cleth
plain for 30 cents per vol Is cents gilt edge IS cents
nall morocco; 81, 80 in morocco, extra, gilt edge
JAMES p. MAGEE, Agent
harch1'wo Cornhill. Boston.
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PROBATE COURTS,

Probate Counts, within and for the District of Ran.
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
viz
AT the Registers Office in Brookeld on tine first Thurs
day i'll each month
AT the Orange c. univ Hotel in Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month
At Chadwck's Hct& In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in ach month.
At j. l.. Bowes' tiotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February May and August
Ely order of Court
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea
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GREAT EXTERNAL. SsEyHE5eY.
For EAEUMATIsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA INN
bAGO; SIlfF NECK AND JOINTS SPVAINS
bHG E CUTS AND WOUNDS, Piles,
iEAp Ask E;,r hN D.. AL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
DIR. Stephen SaOeet of Connecticut.
known all over the Jaited S.at.s
Dr.. Stephen Street, of Conuect;cvt
Is Inc author OF " DR.. Sweets InaIlible Llnimept
, DR.. Streets MfalH5ie Imminent
Is the author of ''Dr. Sweets Intaliable Iinmert
Or. Sweets hJail5le Liniment .
Cures Rheumatism and ever fails.
Dr' o'ceets lnfellsdle Linimeut
is certain reoeoy for Neuralgia.
mr. Sweefs Lnfa!Hbie Linimeat
cures Burns and Scalds imme diately
Dr; Sweet'S InfaAible Liniment
Istne vest known remedy for S prains and pr,,iscs
Dr; Sweets mfalgibie Liniment.
I fai Headache Immediately was never known
Dr. Sweet's MfalGble Liaimext.
Ahords Immediate relief Cor Piles and seldom fails
Dr. S'oeetS InfaNible Linineut.
Cures Ioothache in one minute,
Or. Sweets A.talzible Liniment,
cures GUS and Wounds Immediately and leaves 10 scar
Dr. S'oeet'S Infalhbhe Linime,r
IS me pest remedy for Sores in the known world.
Dr. S'oect'S Infol2idle Liniment
praise it. N"'oh people, ana all
Dr. Sweet's Infa??id?c Liaiment
have it at hand i' nanny s"ouio
DR.. Sweets Mta??ib!c Liniment
lie by all Druggists. Price 25 cents Apply
Dr. S'ocetS InfalHN ointment
ures Hurnsand scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Street, of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. Stoeets InfaAhbe Liai,nent
IS the best remedy for Sores in the known word
CA UTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness OF Dr. Stephen Sweet OH every abel nnJ sIso
stephen weets Intaliiblc Linimenn blown in The
glass oi each bottle. without which noue are genuine
Richardson d. Go.
Sole t.oprietors, Norwlca ct
For sale by FRED f. SMITH b,ontpeIier C.oe-,,
-, " '.i'noh'' anu ny all dealers Apr-yl
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DIX. MARSHALES HEADACHE
GAvE'AEaESNg SNUFF,

HlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known for curing the CArARRH, COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of FORE EYES DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte
been greatly improved By its 1t purges out all OBJ
structons, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by MANY
OF the best physicians and used with great and
satisfaction everywhere.
hoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
Its great value and at this it stands higher than
ever before.
large number of the most espectabe Druggists in
Boston and New York, in Gcate signed by them j.,
1854 say:
" The undersigned, having or many years been &C
qulnted with DR.. MARSnALL's CATAERH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and Geld it in WI O. sale trade, cneerfully
state that we believe 10 be cru every respect the
recommendation given of it fo he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections, and that is decid y best article We have
ever known Tor all the comm eases of the head"
Eie are Of C0mnterfeits!
m rae sllnie OF the signat tre Of the - ,rietor
|'fAhLEo BOW EN- Is" yer bottle Soil by Drug
sis "eeryhere. 25f*,1i67- v,
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Oh, Boys, carry me 'long
Old Bob Ridley
Old Deg Tray
we Over the Left
East Our Mary Ann
On the Road to Brighton
Pop goes the W'ease!
Pat and the Priest
Peter Gray
rec Red, White and Blue
= Rally for the Union
Yir- Resale, the Prairie Flower
Reply to Willie we have miss
ed you
her Reply to Wait for the Wagon
Riding on Rail
n Root Hog or Die
Since We been in the Army
lie Song about Nothing
spanking Sunday Night
Viii Shanty mans Life
Sourkrout and Sausages
The Star Spangled Banner
The Flag Of Fort Sumter
The Yaller Gal with d Dloom-
+ er on
De The Girl with a blue dress ON
The Old Cabin Home
The Poor Old Slave
, The Old Folks at home
TO the West
'own The Great Prize Fight
The Blue Juniata
There's u Good Time coming
That's so
The Modest Girl
s Uncle Ned
Wilkins and his Dinah
When we're Married
Willie's on the dark blue
nd sea
light Wait for the Wagon
Willie we have missed you
'ress Yes, We miss thee at hone
And various miscellaneous
Songs.
New Songs con family added.
z Books constantly on hand
Books, 5 kinds. 1919 cents each.
ds, l21s cents each. The Dime
cents each The Young America
, Harp of Erin, bound in cloth, %
ok s'ongster, 6 cents. Also, an
)ks for the Holidays, &c.
; SOngSter. 10 cents.
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American e. Foreign Patent
r. Fl. EDDY

SOLICTTOR DE ID a,J,FNr,s
~ - ~ VIZ 1A' -,
,ha " A., - my n.y. "aS"'"s'""' 0"'f
re State str.at r,,,,ostta yr,I.,,. ,,.
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FTER an extensiv. n,,c,io. - ,u,.,, o,,u..,
n wears con,innes s.rrmr , i. SenH
-o,sn in ron, p;.s -. ra'ents In 'he omtasia'
tr,es C,yaots Sin,, ,o0' anu o.nc ioc's" eOGH
ners mr. n,,v;nrS E n,' hssisni"eh'S' anu a ID
and win Sssna7oh a.o.si rhecuteo On iioeai st'I
Foreion w. ,d ous niauG .n'o nmt.ta" W.
,n, w olhs, lode'ermihe the validity or utility OF TO-
ali ,nt,rs ,o,."h, eea Or o'her auVcerrnueeu
apv po,em, ~ ','e suhie. COPIES OF ane CHAINS
memts recorded at Washington.
but thronnh ; .o ",'y ne largest III view Enyahh
nat.n, II Inventors nave auV".taees ioF securing
", dscei,alhhe the paehtahy OF inventors
can De ofere them elsewhere. The testimonials below
gi.sn prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT lHE
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"' N AS Il AAs VIVA AJAX ssseDTs
A little glove stirs up my heart as tides st,r r
sho" "hlte muslin, when it fits, makes Wv o'
All sorts of lady fxns thrill my feeinrs 90. ,
But little female gaiter boots are dratb ls os
shorter! N'"'A anu nofMr
ana just to put you your guard
pll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped a week more
And marked two " boot eesn every r,o.-
Before my neighbours door,
Two boots with patent leather tins
Two boots which seemed to say
!" An angel trots around in usn
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
a lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase
But all! one morn I saw a sight
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the booI
Those boots not alone.
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And Gil they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
d. G, H'AGr
Where can be found at all times a LARGE assor,m.,..
Ladies', Misses and Children's Roo+,
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Worl
Also, Of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (new s,rI,,
Misses and Chldren's g
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fau.a
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Z umers Celebrated Patent Las.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
we can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. as usual.
l5~ e 81 GALL.
J. @. PAGE,
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STATE OF VERMONT, DR0EATE COURTS within
WAsHlNaToyy D1sTR1cr ap6 FOR the District afore
said will he holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
said nstrct Tuesday of week. during year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
quesed to attend to the same said court days.
Z. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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A New Medley
A little more Cider
A Sailors Life for me
A Life on the Ocean Wave
Blanca, the Star of the East
Belle of Alabama
Belle Brandon
Ben Bolt
bobbing Around
Come to The ole Gum Tree
Coming through the Rye
Carry me back to Old Vir
g'nia
DiXie's Land
Dixie, as sung by Chamber
lain
Dixie Thee of our Union
Dearest Mae
Do they miss me at Home
Gentle Annie
Glad to get out of the vii
derneSS
How the Money goes
Hazel Dell
II me Again
Have you seen my Sister
How delightful 'twould be
In memory of Ellsworth
Pm off for Baltimore
Is it nybody's business
Juney at the Gate
Jeanie with the light brown
hair
Jeanette and Jeannot
Kitty Clyde
Kiss me quick and 20
kissing through the bars
Lily Dale
Maiden Resolutions
Maggy be my side
Massa's in the cold ground
Morrissey and Keenan, Figh'
Mrs. johnson
My Girl with the Calico Dress
Nettie Moore
Nelly Gray
Nelly B)y
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CaTDefS at Low EsriceS
The Horace Waters Pianos.

The Horace Waters' Pianos.
MELODE0NS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and T. GIL.
s eLhi 90 celebrated 1EOLlAN PIANOS, are the
finest instruments fos Parors aEd Churches nav in
large assortment can be the new Wsrerooms
4ol bhoADWAI Between Grand and RrooRe Sts
which WI be sold at extremely low prices. PIANOS and
MELoDEoNS from sundry makers, new and second
hand to let and rent allowed if purchased as PEI agree
meht. Monthly payments received Tor the same Also
second hand Pianos and Melodeons great bargains
prices from S25 to CO. Sheet Music Music Books and
all Kinds OF Music Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS, Aren't
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Decewber l. 1860.
E.. W.. 5gEscsecOcE7S Esfate.

STAGE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, holden
WASHINGTON District, S. at Montpelier, within andFor
said District, the Dist Gay of March, A. D. 1862.
u DUSTIN BLISS, Administrator on the Estate d? I.u-
her W. Hitchcock, late of Cabot, in said district de-
cee<ed presents his administration settlement
Wreupon it Is ordet ed that the be referred the
2H day OF April A. d. 1862, at the Probate Office,
M pelier for examination and allowance end Chat all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman, printed at Mont
peer, three weeks excessively may be, that
they may appear ad at said time and place, if they
ause object thereto. BY the Court.
327fw3* Attest, 7 r. MERRILL. Judge
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Allen .D:scESs7 ESdate.

fINE subscribers havin be appointed by the Honura-
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington
nsiontrS to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF al persons against te Estate of Allen Jacks
late Of Woodbury. in said district, deceased, represent
ed insniven, and the term OF six months from tie 18Th
day of February, 1862, being allowed by said Court the
creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and
tive CLAIM before Give notice, thai i'll attend
the duties OF cur appointment al The dwelling house late
ly ucs"Sad by said deceased, in Moodbury, said dis
trlct e 3st day of May and 18th day of Augns! next
at O'Clock in the afternoon. each Of SAID days.
iTSE n W,iHinir1ER, Commits
Woodbury., March IS. A. d. lsG2. 326fw3
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STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court, holden
WASHINGTON DIsvflcT, S. at Montpelier the 18th
day of February, A. d. 1862
LLl BRUCE, Administrator wi tn the Wl tXed, of
liz the estate OF Samuel b. Atheton, late of Duxbul .
in sad district deceased, makes application said Court
with the consent and appreciation IN Wrng of the lega-
tees and devlss of said d. ceased for license to sell the
whole of the real of said deceased, representing
that the sale part OF SAID is necessary for the
pamenr of the debts of said decea ed w expenses of ad
winsraton Of said estate and that pert of said
cannot be sold without injury TO those interested the
remainder thereof, aud aI the sale CT all the real
tate of said deceased would be heneGcal those inter
esied in said estate:
WhereupoT. it is ordered ny said Court that said appIi
cation be referred to the 22d day " April A. d. 1862,
at The Prostate Office in SAID Mont peler hearing and de-
cson thereon and it is further ordered that all persons
interested, be notified hereof by Icaton of notice of
this application and order thereon week
~ in The Green Mountain Freeman printed at Monpe-
Ter, before said time NJ hearing that they may appear
said time end place, and they cause, object thereto
BY orde: Of court.
322 Attest, z Z .MERRILL. Judge.
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Nathan rE0vste's ESTATE


TINE subscribers having eep appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor The District of Washington commits.
sonet, to rectiv examine, and adjust all claims and de-
nands f oil persons, against the estate of Nathan Morse,
late q Mortified, in said DISTRICT deceased represented
iSoIve:t, aud the Germ Of six months from the th
March, 1862 being allowed b. said the cred
itorS o. said deceased, exhibit their
spectlrt claims before Give notice, that will attend
To the tnties of appointment the dwelln house Of
hart III orse, NorhfieG, in said district on the LIST
Thursdays OF june and Septen!h next, O'Clock
atterlUa1 each OF said days.
MOSES ROBINSON, C,
WV. NICHOLS, WI" 49,
NarhfeId, March 18th, 4. d. 1860, 3lGfw3
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NOlicc.

Notice.
This esrfes that have th;sdsy Sold my son, con
ard Berry, his time during The remainder of his mi
norlty, AID shall claim BeRe of his earnings pay
, any debts Of his contracting after this date.
ii NJ WELLS, Witness. ELIJAH BERRY.
WatsfesS, Feb. Sd. Is 2. t327wss
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Express.
d UTL AND, APRIL 1sT, 1862

fCIRCULAR.l
Important to Shippers of Freight between New
York Albany, Troy, Boston, to all parts OF Yer
mont Northern New York, New hampshire,
Massachusetts, and the Canadas.
Goods and Parcels be shipped by this line to all
points South OF York; also, TO all places occu
pied bv the Union Army in the southern States
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS co.
Having obtained increased facilities Tor carrying
Heavy Fright, are pre- pared to offer TO their Gus
TONERS tariff OF rates Tor goods in large lois thar
must give satisfaction :, .oo ;.h
They do u OF undertake to compete in prices WIN
OK Carts or Canals, but tor 8 moderate addition 70
regular transportation charges, they will give thelr
cuetomers the b, neht of EXPRESS lime on PAS
SENGER TRAINS.
Slow Coaches are played out. Speed is the ordei
of the cav md BY careful treatment OF property Id
trusted 10 their care quick time and prompt de
Hyery they are determined to make their rout'
even moTe Ii an formerly, the Popular Line.
For particulars OF prices call at the SupeTin'eno
entis flee in IL oy the general Office IA Broadway
New York or any of the Offices on our line; bear
in in mind that by route the is no charge 10
carriage between comm cling lines, nor any cnaIg
for delivery within any reasonable distance In an
city or village our route that 10 large enough 10
an press wagon to turn around III. ,
| Shupers by this lire " i'll confer tavor on IN
| Manager il they will reportto the Superintendent
any careless handling OF freight, or any incivilit
Oh the part OF employees. -
C. N. THOMPSON, Agent.
E b. VIRGIL, Sup't. dsW4w
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THE WEST.

The steamer Skylark reached Cairo
terday from the fleet near Fort Wright
N after she started furious cannona-
: was heard in the direction OF the fort,
ich was plainly distinguished I'LL after
steamer passed Cliftonville. 1t is ex-
tied that the next news will be the oc-
patton of the fort by the Fsderals.
The loyal ladies of St. Louis recent
presented Gen. Sigel handsome COB
| In accepting the gift, he said that,
[hough he was not a native born Amer
|n, he has from earliest youth been
|lnd to the principles upon which this
tpublic is based. To them the efforts
bis life have been pledged, and TO them
is ready to die if need be. Sigel Is a
|an too, whose actions speak as loudly
his words.
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WHAT is SAID OF AN EDITOR.-Some-
0dy' in writing about what some folks
ayOf an editor, says. w.
II an editor omits anything, he is lazy.
ne speaks of things as they are, people
le mad. If he CLOSES over, and smooths
o"n the rough points, he is bribed. If
I,es sals things by their right names, he is
S anll' Tor the position of an editor. If he
|t0es not furnish his readers with jokes,
n H Is a mullet. If he does, he is rattle
'a0' lacking stability. If he condemns
4 wrong, he is good fellow, but lacks
discretion. If he lets wrongs and inju-
rs 60 unmentioned, he is a coward. II
y uPholds public man, he does it to
,a'"y splte-is tool of clique, or be.
onSS 10 the "outs." If he INDUCES in
casualties, he is a blackguard if he
'O'' not, his paper is dull and insipid.
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A MEXICAN GUANO.

The undersigned has nos in store, and Offers for
sale the above article, to dealers and farmers, In
any desired quantity.
The term American Guano,n is the t'tls or trade
marx by which IS designated the fertilizer that the
Company is importing from its islands. These Is
lsndssre situated in the Pacific Ocean near the lin.
of the Equator. They were formerly taken posses
sion of In the name OF the United States Govern
ment for account of the American Guano Company
by the commander OF the u :. ship ST. Marys, IN
the year 1857, =,
The cientihc testimony respecting the value o.
this Gusno permanent fertilizer, 10 most n.tef
ing clear and decisive; and the favor which II has
met with at the hands of farmers whose opinions OF
Its merits are founded upon careful experiments
Ill commend IL to all who desire to obtain reliA
Bile md economical manure .
The fertiizing properties OF this Gusno mainl,
phosphates not ammonis, and therefore or 9th
| er seeds will not be injured by coming In contac
| With II, -,
| The price at which 1t is afforded is $40 for tn
| single ton, with liberal discount, accord ing TO
| graduated scale of prices, for large quantities
W b. HASELTINE
Mo. IS Posters Wharf Boston,
| AGENT tor the e. y Of the American Co.'S Guano.
| l6 W8W f..
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DR. BOYCE'S CELEBRATED TON

- IL Bill Emo. r
Compounded entirely of vegetables The effect OF
this medicine is truly wonderful. 1T acts airectly
upon the bowels and blood-a mild but thorongh
cathartic. 1t expels all morbid secretons ana Cd.
structions from the body, stimulating the internal
organs into healthy action, cleansing the system,
purifying the blood, causing it to course anew
through every part OF the body--giying health and
new lie TO the frame For loss of appetite, fever
complaint jaund ce, dyspepsia, all bilious diseases
foul stomach, eostivsnass weak aud all diseas
es arising rom torpid or diseas liver, they Win
alv avs do good-not hurt Try them.
Directions for an adult - table spoonfull IN
sweetened water three times day before eating
The dose nay be increased or lessened as the case
may require.
Only % cents bottle.
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland, VT. Sole Proprietor,
to whom all oIders should be addressed. l4u
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..xn'. Expedition mp Oh"
es'" I.m.s river
Washington, May W

Washington, MAY ~
,.;0s ,,arpurnl, aleaned iro" ,he
ioIlov,'s and o,ner .onruvs, u Is De-
o! .nbraces b. material lac" w 0'
,s'' ~' expeditions ...,,,,,,.,., ,h,
%. doI e;ss,s Su,quel .rmh, a,d ,he
r. pacotal, Vs. 'mHl" ' anu N /" n au
P' H ~, p tug Zouoy, IL" 'i'I,s N ", s,
,nd Tue \, We ono. They ,ound the hrS'
SDg" At DAYS Point deserted The
S Sa"V was still flying over the battery AZ
i'I p SS fifteen miles above Newport
- [ C"m Goldsboroueh, on arriving
Oua At once shelled, and receiving
rang .ifer duly accommodating. land
pon'' of marines, who found it deserted,
o s.' Of its guns dismounted' Through
o s. i ;Ohabitant picketed up there, he
|af' a that on the previous Wednesday
=. a,s garrison of 400 rebels evacu'
" us then proceeded up the river,
n ~ ,bs many rebel batteries between
Pant, Fort Huger and Jamestown
y with their guns mostly dismoanted'
,o, temporarily useless, lie took
D aI .ecurins all the ordnance thus left
SI. Near jamestown he met the
. 81 bis squadron that had previously
o. the RIVER, under John Rodgers,
W ,,sd the history OF the day before at
n,,gos, and also of the bursting OF the
inrks large gun, and the evacuation
..bsl, Of all their Notifications and
81, below Fort Darling, supposed to
AIKEN place the previous "Wednesday
.o last heard from o. Friday, Com Il.
thorough was continuing his progress
mast Of bis squadron up the river above
.,,owu, securing ordnance, &c, aban-
BY the rebels as he progressed.
\ general evacuation Of the works be-
| Fort Darling doubtless enable Com
.Doroush 10 get within range OF Fort
ns certain mortar toals an other YES
MI, 10 be abb. to act effectively against
work, as we'll as the supply vessels nee
to make any future naval attack upon
yctiye.
/. lanes River and its banks are now
or rebel vessels and soldiers in arms up
nyot eirbt miles from Richmond
eem. The Monitor and Gaiena we're the
vessels OF the squadron able to run pas
tho rebel lower Notifications on Dogs
|, and at Hardy's Bluff, fifteen miles only
Ne Newport News, and all the way up te
Darling, eight miles below Richmond
No thew found the channel eHectually
ked a: stated in a previous dispatch.
b arriving in range of the guns OF For
limo situated upon an elevation 200 fee
he the water surface, the further progre
h. two iron clads was therefore prevente
that Of the remainder OF the feet stoppe
Ioints belaw
he heavy guns of the Fort were so d.
ed in their range as to play most ette'
' upon the gunboats.
taenty shots that struck the Oaien
,sen penetrated h amor. Not one
striking the Monitor however did hi
damage whatever, all glaneing.
Gems the armor of he Gaiena was N
rped 10 resist heavy shot OF the kind tir'
J, from the Fort at so geat an angle
aOp. Thus is the fact that her arm
regnsufficient on this occasion accounts
)n Friday last the two iron clad gun oo'
hrned down the river.
Fac Galena though pierced eighteen tin
not materially injured, and with the Nc
and all her original consorts, doubtless
urday followed Com. Goldsborough a
other portion OF the squadron up
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

"A Washington dispatch says that Prince
|apoleon has written private letter TO a
(end in that city, expressing bis qualification
! the success OF the National arms, and ie-
Fiahug himself on the predictions uttered
FVeral months ago. ...