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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03


A correspondent Of the Tribune, writing
from Jennison's command at Humboldt,
Kansas, tells this story Of fraetiOus rebel,
who is beginning to make his name ter
ror in that region. gsai Z.
"Sincs Jeunison's command moved to
Southern Kansas, q new candidate for hemp
en- honors has appeared upon the border
Quantrelll Have yJa heard of him2 A
more daring, reckless Claude DUYalP never
lived. Like Cleveland formerly Of Jenni-
sons regimentl, ienored alike by Union men
and seceEisniSts, he q q hiehWayfnan and
robbsr, and seems to sim at nothing save as-
tonishing exploits under the very hooked
nose Of the eommsndant ct Kansas City,
and within sight ofthe Court House dome Of
Ihdependence 7sa f-ss - s-li
mot content With riding the mails every
other day, he steals both stage-oOach and
horses, and eFen amuses himself with pa
trolling The streets Of either city in open
daylight.
Bis men only number twelve OF fifteen,
but are mounted on the 6est horses Ia the
country, and defy pursuit. = He makes his
camp II the timber Of the bottoms, andcsn
travel twenty miles through the brush In
hog paths unknown to any cave bis own
men. EHdf
HQuantrell used to reside in Kansas, near
/ Lawrence and was conspicuous fret state
man during the troubles, passing BY the name
Of Charley, Hart He Is tall vel proper
toned, light haired man, wears g long, hand
some mustache, and, like Cleveland, has his
sweetheart to travel with him. Nancy, or
Nancy Slaughter IS she g called, Is the
daughter Of q prominent citizen of Blue
Spring, ana has the reputation Of being q
widow Of the grass sort. she Is, indeed, 9
very ssgli6N Amazon, and sits her horse like
/ B queen.
"A very gNod story is told Of the Officer
IN command vt Wyzndotte, who made 9
little expedition SoHn 70 Blue Spring, and
4. took her father prisoner. Quantrel deputel
Nancy to procure his release. It is saiC
| she appeared at Wyaudotte dressed Ia deel
mourning, End With the traces Of imncl
u weeping on her sad counienanee. Th'
sombrs habliments, the recent death Of be
spouse, that doWncast face and the ingeniou
/ plea for her loyal parent, are said to hav
created profound impression on the othce
n question, and the PARENT was release
upon taking the oath Of allegiance
: Sept. Oliver, Of Gen. Popes Brigade
n0w in command OF 8 battalion Of infantr
/ at Independence, made little eEPeditiO
after Quantrell few days ago, with som
mounted volunteers from Kansas City.
!. -HHe succeeded in killing six of bis mel
, and drove him some thirty miles sonti
!. east.
/ 80
4 -1Bat the 6udaoious tn15iI 50 soon as zap
: Oliver returned TO Independence, returnel
!. and, day before yesterday, again robbed I
: mails within three miles Of that city. !
: then proceeded to WestpoPt on the Kans
J line, within two miles Of Kansas City, al
It there killed two Union men and iayhaWk'
y all the Union stores.
4 4, aHs has obtained, It Is said, new recruit
3 and nov has thirty men, well armei vi
sharpes rifles and navy FsVolyers."
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gROW ROsTON.

- LlEIlIl I-lIlLI =
Coils. Les and Msi. d.. Revere, Of the
2Oth Mass. regiments arrived hsre last eys'
ming. They were rnCeiyed Ct ne depot Dy
Gov. AndreHs and etaf, and q large nun
Der q citizens, eho greeted them Fttr A
haarty Welcome and zen thuslhstio cheers
ne city Eovernment of Eoxb1t5, proposed
r.vih COL Lee 8. rlblio reception e soml
line. aFlss
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HAIRsFHR,s sEERRY0HANGED HANDS
NrAR HlrTIToRE, Feb. 81

Z NA2Ah DAGlAAOhEf lbD. 20
Since Monday night Harper,s Ferry and
vicinity have changed hands. Onr advance
guards, consisting Of the Twenty. eighth
PeRnsylvania Regiment, passed over the
Potomac from Sandy Hook 10 HaFper's
| Ferry before daybreak on Monday morn
ing, By q rope ferry, and took possession Of
the town. next day. --ir aIe A
Ample provision for transporting troops
over the river Was provided, and our ad-
vance guard considerably reinforced.
Bolivar and GhsrlestOWn, and eonsid-
ersble portion of the country on both banks
Of the Shenandoah, are now occupied by
our troops, except about twenty Of the en-
envy, who we're captured. They all retired
on the spptOa0h Of our army.
The people in this town and the HeigbOT-
ing places, which troops have eVer occupied,
we're in 3 condition b, rdering on starys-
vstion. There ars comparatively few in
hsbitants remaining here nov, and they
all profess Union sentiments and great de-
light at being relieved from the thrsldOm
which has oppressed them for the last siH
, months. Many refugees are returning
The right Wing Of the army hiss oOpsid
srsbly occupied the territory in Virginis
and made foothoId for itself which al
the power Of the rebellion cannot Wres
from it.
The enemy have made sad havOs among
residences Of the Onion people here sine
! the departure Of our troops So fer no op
position has been given to our advance, no
8 hostile shot having been fred.
, Gen. Banks has been established hi
J headquarters In the road from Harper
1 Ferry to Bolivar. -
e The enemy sneIled the train to-day q
Berlin, as they passed down TO BaItimor'
= but their practice was bad, and out, {
I twelve shois only two exploded, and non
. Of them did any damage.
y The plans Of Gen. Mcclellan are bein
2 rapidly Unfclded, and ycu may rely upO
Il it, from my own personal observation, thi
Z the brave young ohieftsin is diligently a
3 3 well Is skillfuIly labOriBgCtO Ornsh Z
l9 monster rebellion at the earliest possib
% moment. Work issdispatohed.
i A private letter 9rolh Paris states tn
Z, Yaneey has left for Alabama, via Havan
u fully satisfied that nons Of the great POI
ers or Europe win recognise the Confede
ste Government He has met with gre
success in Obtaining 8 supply Of cheap b
lst durable cloth for the clothing Of negroes
,ls The House Committee on foreign sftsi
- have decided 70 report against the ssna
bill for the recognition Of, ,Hayti. 7
Of Comnitleeis composed Of Messrs. Critic
in den, Chairman, Gooeh, Cox, White, d
x knight Burnham, Thomas, PomerOy al
he Fisher. Aapt9 wfeF3
in The Committed intend making's long ]
ss, port in 9 few days on the rights Of natic
M On the high seas. 81 Lg "
tb, AdTices from Annapolis say that
iri nomination end election Of Hon. ReYer
&c, johnson to the United States Senate is
de oertsinty. Ths contest being narrow
TO between him and Henry y inter Davis.
es The President to-dsy nominated Color
Eas James 0ochrane for 6 Brlgadier Gener
M Of Yoluntesrss z q sois - eid.
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RROlI nv Y0RK.

NEW YORK, March l.
The Philadelphia Enquirers Fort Monroe
correspondent gives, on the authority Of The
Raleigh Register Of the 26th, q rumor that
Gen. Hsgef vas placed under arrest at Nor
folk, to be tried for negligence and inesmpe-
teney. sv Bra
The Memphis Avalanche of the 26th, says
that Gen. BeauTegard is st Columbus, but in
anticipation of an advance by the federal
troops is about evacusting it
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COAL.
PAPER HANGlNGS
100 600 ROLLS NALL P4PEB


War hAl BOsa declared and BtoesBIon litho order
Of the day, and now IL the tiRi6 foT all tidy honse.
ksspern 70 leeeda from dirty d & smoky walls, and
eoeroe on them With . rush, neg WALL PAPER,
! Esby imprOEins thsIr homes and most Of al, ,fh{
-sare HIALTHI. =
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
of sale at n. Carson 4 Co, l63, Superior st., Rnd
20 low that ell can get them,
81 THE COST IS MER1 NOTHING, i
We are now ready to sell French, -EnEiiBh aa5
American wall papers ffom 50 70 75 Der cant. below
VgsFieu8 pross ad would most res spsctfuliY invite
AL 70 look IN upon stock before buying, for IN
quality Of goodr and the length Of pieces, we can
give the utmost latigfaction. Our g,ods coming d.
rectly irom the nctUfios, thereby save profit
Also large sssoEtmsn p Shades pf oEsFE FaFil'
GOLD BANDS, 90. &C,
Also IustoEsasd bsaltiiql lot Of
"a ,sE7s si0-O e N IG ES
Win Sands, HooI To-, % match. Gods Gnd Eas.
sell In endless IdstY. RaReT HanGiuR done IS
1hoi1 NOTES bFsS of and a rasson.
&sosFs ,Eonld take -niUs isbs OF p1ntiug, %,
2 = : a = 81 CHRFeG L 20.
B. To Dsalers ss would iqVitets .Nssshii0s
ss7-' 's's- fl II j j q y u 49,
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This AttsrnoCn's Report.
OOUNTERFRITS.

Nav KoRK, March ].
rlerfsit i've dollar Treasury notes
nsde their appearance in this city yester.
AZ. They are excelient limitations az the
ge-ri1s. bat they canlbe detected, lhe let
ssTs one Sithin the ather Ga th,
sbisid b he goddeallof hbsrty, being lsf
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FROM WASHINGTON.

D - ] y v WAsHIhaTOAI MATCH, ].
All is quiet across the Potomic opposite
Washington. No news of special public
interest from that section of the army has
been received here to-day. --.'.
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$50, 600, 900 EXPECTED FROM
EXCISE AND DUTIES.
Enlistment in the Regular
= Army.
SPEEDY OPENING OF THE BAL.
TIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
"A Stampede from Washington.
HARPER'S FERRY IN OUR HANDS.
No Opposition to Our Advance.
This Mornings Report.
EKOn WASHINGTON.

WAsHNeTOE, Feb. %.
Tribune's special; .-- .
The Excise and Internal Duties bill will
be reported from the Ways and Means
Committee separately from the Tariff.
SI50, 600, 600 Of income annually are ex-
pected from these two sources. The Tariff
will be malured In ten days and reported,
Senator Wilson's bill to encourage en-
istments in the regular army provides for
the payment Of every private Immediately
upon his enlistment in the regular army,
Of S26 Of the 500 bounty to which he be.
comes entitled on the expiration Of his
term of service, and for the enlistment in
the regular army from the ranks Of the
volunteer forces Of all privstes Eho may
wish to enlist. To these provisions, SEQ
tions embracing Mr.. Wilson's Division
Staff bill ara added. li aEz y-lf -.1l
A dispatch from Flag Officer Foote, dated
Cairo the 2Stb, says;
A dispatch just received from Lieut.
Com Bryant says that the gunboat Cairo,
which pteceded Gen. Nelson, arrived at
Nashville with his brigade, amid the WsV-
ing Of handksrchisfs. d.
Times correspondence:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have
commenced the reconstruction Of their
bridges at Harpsrs Ferry. They expect
70 have their line in operation through to
Wheeling in twenty days. Mr.. Stanton
promised the Company at the late Railroad
Conversion military protection in the pros
ecution Of their work.
An immense number Of persons have
left Washington for the North by railroad
within the past few days. The night be-
fore last there were hundreds at the depot
Who could not get room in the cars. It is
possible that The unfounded rumors Of
fghting on the Upper Potomae caused the
Stampede.
Herald's correspOndence b
, Il has been busy time to-day among
the divisions across the river. Being the
last day Of The month, each regiment has
undergone the usual monthly Inspection.
The friends Of Col John A. Logan will
be grstifed to learn that although badly
wounded At the capture Of Fort Donelsoh
he is doing well. The wound is dangerous
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RERDY:MADE CL0IHING.
TIE FAIR INEzi
o. Em LoH. LADY Q. .zs Oanson C.l1Y!
OOhIlh UEU-
OaAPEER XL.-THE EaaAsEnENT.

2 -t OdAEAEh 4L.-IHE EaGAGEHEHT.
Upon the mighty ocean,
ThtIe was q great commotion; It.iI ..t- . -a
As though the sea did trouble smell, rIra1
1sWtldly round the ships did SWELL ~,
TIL WaVaon wave piled mountains high,
And ALMOST Iegch6d the hlackBnad sky. a.-i.t
Fierce aged the elem q e above, belOWt -fHt5a
y hile . n ullisan pacing to and fro,
" hich was calmly preparing % mset the nay;
Eor the erTing Unionists be old sadly itel, -lfzs
Hi8 object WIS with t1em to gently deal;
be simply desired their ship 70 cOuhsrste,
And tbs cargo too, which was Of value gr at,
Uoh sisting Of loot jacks and Jacks 70 boot, -
The crew he Only Wishsd WI b batteries masked 10
And ii mis- chivalrio followers In their ardor, ID
should do some things which seemed Ii tie hardei
Gut up dead DniOnistB and rob them OF theit othet
To avert thessme BE- conldnot, suppose.
And 4t ne eonlt, he would not turn . Itoue,
For Hil he wan ted was 70 "be let alone ,"
n men were high-foued gentlemen, all we'll bred,
Win original lie 3 Of honJE, 90 hs said, -gl 7
While the Unionists were low-liyed, greasy meehan-
Base lar orers and gibberlng abolition fanatics.
The idea Of meeting these eguBting creatures
Was % repugnant 70 his magnificent mind and tsa-
lures. i-tl
That be eoHesiTsd the eineenious szpsdisnt,
hhlch all VIII say was very e1eellents 4. i. -tF
tthgthing tBsm behind NAKED batteries,
Who're he conld not iRhale sheir pestsntsl breezes
be believed the universal 1enkte ne loo,
Sers 81 p sdlars rom ~ ianers y tnclination,
They'd Whnt 10 pa7 for that intinsRare 70. -
II t1 MS mind was Gear tnaf GARRISON yes Ai19
Of mo fsrn Athens called f1r short, b0sTIa0, 1
Ana that hs euosecte Win fugitive slaves nd MI
Tbs Donument near Boston, known e Banker Bill
! And when tney went abroad they did them d ok,
1 With only ehoksra white around the neck.
| si5-7 s.l-iI1r (0ORTIHUED.l 5r,- s.l-s
4
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CtLEVELAND, COLUMBUR 8
" 30 0IEgIHNAt1 RA1LRcAD.


,ss,-z. WINTEE ARRANsEhsEI, ilsE-a
On and Sfssr Monday, Eoyembor Aths Isl REII1Es
vlsr Trims VIA leave OlsFsland aa tollcNEs
Tirst Trnin-ss00 A. --stoBPiag g all giati1ns-
Tieh, Iberia, sisn, Berlin and aTIrIl, 81
VinTat Orsstiins IOs5o A. r.; Col1nbl1 i.slP.
= f5diSnspoiii 20 P. u LoaisTiiis - n. ~:
So. Louis los45 A. Nj Chicago Via Otl511s1t
s.o0ld Trsia-is ?. M.--st0siiaz laE 90 slalious
IBERIA Edsns Berlin, Lsgiz Oentrei er3Q79 ~
WQrthi1gfqns arrlSile - elellll4e ! -
6innatf IN A. n; Inlialapglis 81. u =. y,
Loais no ?. Nj LouiEyilis as z. -; 49,
-Irainsstop % leave FAs,s1garl g Al. sie,rlRrl9
ss6p 6nly o AXE Rasssngers On signal 8 stal5nl
'fPS SssS isS2e $40 TcolumSas s buosE IL rsa-ic
A. N, and arriYs n Cleveland at as2o AlI = .r1l1
LIZ 2. H., and 1rrfvs N olsFeland s.o y -.
U8REToTToHh -
sSsIbv. suIiiz1aty lasnaasld 4 Newark a ~ y
Asnsnsld, ~, Vernon, eeFlss, 4l1lsl.P
ur.-,lius. Pittsbur1a, Eost VEsyns : Chicago B.f-
rSad. sqr 4oTest, gp7sE sane3 SS-li,'s.. 81
Us5t. aRd lsst - Aarinliif5 49, 1lns
u.1,,,, ~ 9Ssi 7slisiSat.,uo - fiil.o-a Ilzf alh
Bsiles0ntains, sidney, gnioaf = = ~ :
flnsPoiisi IerrB A11lai ti9es1.l -
r,launrs. Viz 71rilg - II ! 500 - ~
buf1gh hsilroad ~ eprlall .sf...-1i
uuE-r-,u5. 'Iitfl5 nLla1li . Qoaal-1aA - IN =
asilT0ae, g A'7is. ~, tai',e5. -
81 1lncinnafi, aud Nlth ~ o.. -
71,-ir-l f-tlircsd e lL1cL1latl tst ~ :
Tiiis, EFlnEEilla, lairo, g EaE.iI1 II
. isiriI y On l.lo y 10 rif1Es
u,l.u,b-s. JsnErsl Ohio Raiiros1 Is lEssurlI 7s
80 via, f4hesllns, a., C5lnrn5lI EiIra n
lnriiala lelILlroa1 l1f .Rilraf nd
~ For 1ioksts . 81 ioinis 1nd fnlorlaS On =
/ ~ a. the fessenssE a1eloz. sllltl
1 OAse, ~ Supestcr 5treet.
80 - I'D. FhEhfE. 1-ElsllIull.
Cleveland, E0E. tth, l55l. =.
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POST-OFFICE TIMETABLE.

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81 ~ 4ssSs YIN 1s p n 900 P n
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hogton, gdaffy. sOe p a. s:o0 ?. n.
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benvilIo, Whesling and B. 3
.. +. b, daily 300 A. n y.so 4. n.
sss Tor PittsbaTssh, PSfiS. !
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Baltimore, daily $50 A. D, ,o;ao 4. q.
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4
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-0J 70 tfT - i
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Throash Ea5tsfn. n.-......... T.Is A. n. 7:is p. n.
6oatOR and Way trgn, Bafialo. EBF n. /
Wss6ing gtoa, Via EittsbgTEh 9:ss A, NJ $40 ?. n.
Rlttsbnrgh and WAY rom
Mellsv1ile ..-...-....-,,.......... 9;45 A II, r
Millsmbnrsh Akron and Way S.15 A. n
through Western ..,..--..-.. ~ a. g, $40 P. a..
through sOntSoE 80 4. &. $50 P. M
Nay rom gine.nnati-'r.-...t-. o0ola :, sso P. H.
S:SIS. nj - &. E Il
Beokp port, Dover and Amherst |
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. TRlTsdsys md setgEiay..;..: 19yy..;..: b v li:oO ?. 4.
Wsg. Arrivs1 MonduySSs sSs -sa 518as-F |
$. BEidsys ;.-,,..,,--..,., % p. n.
q Norfh Roydlron May. Ar -l Ea-' .a. Il
Ffve5 MendayB and Fridays... s.7.r--i s $50 P. n.
Warren1ll lllle, dail ..-,...,..--..l0 l0.i5 "A. II.
Tins ef distrib1fion Of mails ready COR ddIiFsF IL
asgaly one hour lAter than the time q aEEiEsl Of
1
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fsnaections an made At 1IcnroaFills Wifh tha sl-
fu1kT. fSuS1eld and Eguezk 3. a.s s. glyde WITH
fhs bandusky, Dayton and Cincilnaa -. 81, 9 slos
1Tifh ne Hichigan 5oufhsrn q HQrtnerl Lnll1la
80 TolIo ard " Faba1a Railroads iof o1tcoS D.
Toit, IackEo1r Fort MsYnp. LoEan1pott
1siT6 AItol, s.. Eousl, anc al Folntl Ct crt1s
~ 4Ii5S 5i sslils 81 Cleveland ron Toiso "a -
Wet, nt $40 Ak ead 50 ?. H. NEon Hl1a11-g
& sc A. y.
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zasRENaEll1ER
wIETKR ARRAHsEAEEE

Or abds sftsr Ncnday, November lfh, lssl, Trnlnl
viii run daily, g follows, (SundaFs ozeaE.sds)-
7.sg A n. Chicago EIprassStop8 e AZ gteti1a1 On
southern Bizision, eEceee " as1ln gson, and
81 lGs8P H.. =
t.soP II. HOrthsEn Mail-sfops & al gtstione On
s70 p ii. feielraph Express-stsp8 6 81 stltlocl
On 6outharn OiFi81ons excert " aa-irI1ll ll1 So
nos and Uiey. Arrives II Toledo Is l2st5 A. ~
and ghieaES at Il A. N "a q ineiilsf
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~ u 1ALttllttEE4oa OF
Tt-i I7t1G 1--WE have slrsGdy pub
.asene al that, 81 81 l1fday even
m. lust before leaving Rishmonds Colonel
80 81 Massachuseitg, vas informed of the
M al Nashville. Col. Lee also says thst
1ts aisnsfoh to tlsi eject YES received b.
JeF Dsvis While residing his Inaugural
hs1s made him feel delightful.
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Oonnsctlons made st HaErilburEh, Via AuantcEn
tor New York iirocf, and ra1senr8FI " l1i1 Fol11
ran through nom Pittsburgh 70 9erlgT ON With-
oltotalg5 q Oau- A aI ~ -
Buy your New York and Boston TlckstS -
Pits!5uzghsH which are good slthaE ~ Ralial1llln
e ALenloani .---- -. -----. - L.
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TWO FROH RARRIsBURsH TO HEW ToRK
1888 ee Vis AnsnsoWn.
IDAILK CORRECTIONS 10 BALUEOzA.
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sAY1FE, SP1zD AID CosgosF.
E5sas5 TINS ScEIs g sthss Rosiei. =
HEBassass Checked thE06sh-sli sEaaif.fI ~.
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EHRE1 DALI THAIEs gROM RIIIsB8Ean'
AN connsssing direct % HsH Eerkl7Fr
Va PhiladsIphia.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30
Trs ins Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier p 3 Is NJ. : 90 P NJ. and 10 - P.
NAL TRAIN leaves -. Adams al o.. NJ, BuTn gion
vi 60 CONNECTING AT White River Juncii with
trains for r., Wells River, ~. Jnhusbury aud LIT
teton, aud with Na the f. k far Bus' on, Lowell, Wor-
ceser. &c, aud connecting at Bellows F'ls with thesh-
ire K. X. Tor Boston and with Vermont Valley K. Tor
Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York at 10, l5p.n N.
ACcUMoDATt TRAM leaves Rouse : Point at e. - 4. H.
for Burlington and Mortified.
NGHT ExpREss TRAIN leaves Oedensbii,p AT II 80
Monl zeal al 80 HOUSES Point at 10 ~, arri9
ing nj Burlington at 2.5 in Boston at $40
Meeting al Bellows Fails with heshire r. 70. Boston
field and New Haven and arriving in New YORK at 20
Pm.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al > 0S A. n. : ID N nd 90 ~
MAIL TRAIN leaves boston al 10 NJ. Via. Lowell,
Lawrence Iiicihurg. Leaves Sptingitld at 7.25 NJ
Bellows Falls Z. l2.!i P. NJ connecting al White EivCr
JunC wth Northern L. X. from Boston and with Pas
snupsc r. r. tor aud iium 81 john shuty Lutlcon
arriving at Burlington at 100 and 81. Adams At T.
40 r. ~, and lodge.
AccoaMoDArioS TRAIN leaves Norhfe Id at S.25 4. w.
and Buri' gon AT 1875 fnr Houses Point aud Mon
lftai arriving AT Burlington at lao and a: Nunl real
) 90 P. 81,
NtGHr EyPEEss TrNS leaves Eel VS. Falls Al li,.
nceIYng passengers from NrrmU, valley L. r. leaving
New ork at SUo \. NJ, aud from Cheshire H. h cunnrc-
ing ut Nhhc River Jnncti0n with tram leaving Rrc,, Z
-. Il. VIA Lowell or Lawrence. i.raypS n bir pi,nr
A. ~, GoG,rs Pnat 4 - =. iuiirral Al IN g. :,
'Hd '-d 9>hui@H M % =. ", connecting WIN c,,rd
itunN trains ~ Detroit, Chm IL dld jhe Wr.i
'r'rng rii@ are aH8tl't tt t,A tut nieat ,.>er,..
imtG" rtnE act"., u tou,''s Point ai.G Go>tan
A'"n.t ctc'S or taie. aad tbt .tc,l TO-. safe .,
TIE rih' pal sa'Ior,
=, ,,,.. =. g. HaREllt. sup.l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30
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A moments reflection ought convince n sensible
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They mild and inv govatig that is rcm nd
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Business Men, students Professional Men Females and
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