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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
:, SYMPTOM

About q week since the staff IT Gen McClel-
Ian were notified to be in readiness for :. move
ment across the Potomac They made every
preparation for so doing, and Major 4. NJ.
Green of their number, went to New York for
the purpose of purchasing certain personal sup
plies for their use.
In consequence Of the state of the road they
have not yet been ordered over. but they are
ready to go. Gen Mcclellan will turn over to
the temporary charge OF MIR. Stanton the con-
troll Of the whole army, with the exception of
the army of the Potomac. 1t Will be remem-
bered that when Gen. Scott went to Mexico he
pursued IL similar course. thus having himself
free to the more important matters in hand.
Gen. Mcclellan and Secretary Stanton, it is
needless to say are on the best of terms.
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Mails in fTcntueller.


SOUTHERN ami EASTERN mail closes at 7l5 a. nj. , ar
rvies at 5l5 y. IN.
NORTHERN and MYSTERY closes at 34j y. IN. arrives
ut 9.11 m.
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New York closes at 900
o'clock, p ~
All matter for these mails he in the oce h. the
kine Of ctoStng, 10 60 the tag.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursday and Saiurda
at s.l' a. departs day arrival OF South
BRADFORD mai! arrive, daily 10 90 p m. departs
daily at 90 a
DAavIlLE arrives Tuc.days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
O'Clock, a. m. departs days at II O'Clock
y. IN.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fridays at
$50 +. departs Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 9. As a. III.
HYpEpARK, by Worcester and Enore, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p departs NJ
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 100 p. leaves alternate days arrival al
Western.
BERLIN from two 10 six times week
OFFICE HOURS PROM 90 A. NJ. to $50 p.
JANIS G. FRENCH, p. NJ.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, March Term,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. { A. y. 1862.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery. March Term
HEATN RE GSvS1 d. ner eaoD
~ vs. ~ Charles Reed Of montpelier, have
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill Of complaint, stating
in substance iha the said Oliver Ellis, the 9Th day of
April, A. u. 1858, indebted 10 Peter Hatch, in
the of $780, for the balance Of the purchase money
for the premises hereinaf described specified in three
promissory signed by said Ellis and payable to
said Ha'ch order with interest annually OF said
notes for $780, rayabe Oct TO- 1885 for $500 paya
BILE April TO- 1859, and for 400, payable Oct. TO-
1862 And in order the payment of same the
said Ellis by his deed Of bargain and a dated the day
AMI year Aforesaid, conveyed to the said Hatch the fol
lowing described lard in Miidlesex, in the county Of
No. Elcvcl in the fourth division Of lots said town,
drawn to the original right of David Morrhouse that
said Hatch had assig red and transferred raid mortgage
deed and Endorsed said to the and praying
for the foreclosure Of the equity Of redemption Vi the
premises;
And whereas, it appears that the said Oliver Ellis re.
sides out Of this state that subpoena cannot h. served
upon him: Therefore, in pursuance OF le ons Of
the Compiled Statutes. Chap. 81 See. u NOTICES. he eby
given to the said Oliver Ellis and he is hereby required
appear before the Court af Chanc.ry to be- ho
den at the Court iloDsc in Montpelier in said County OF
Washington, the cond Tuesday of March next, be-
ing the first day of the of the Court of
Of complaint AID abide such order direction and decree
therein to said Court shall seem meet and the
planants in said bill directed lis order to
he published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County, three weeks sue
cessvey the last publication to be ut least twenty days
previous the SAID second Tuesday Of March next.
Dated Montpelier in said County, This 4th day OF
February, 4. q. 1862.
LUTHER NEWC0MB. CLERK
HEATON REED. Solicitors for Orators.
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ljIie saloIhels.
CAM RE:LDtSlG MA h IL 81, Feb. ).

At Market ~ Cattle, about 40 Beeyes and /.
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows audone twoa ndthree
years Old
Prices -Mark-t Beef-Extra 5000, to $50 first quality
500 I'd, S4,0) to 425 Sd, 5000
Working Oxen--NOn
Cows and Caves-$5G, 40 to is
Calves-}0O0 TO 600.
Yearlngs-- None.
Two years od-$l6 II,
Three yeare old--$l4 to II.
Sheep and Lantsa35O market-prices in lots 1892
1925 Extra, A. 90 to eco.
Hides, o. to I. Pets 81 35 SID. Calf Skins. $ to 9;
Taow, to 6tc
Remarkable market we'll stocked to day with
cattle and sheep and we'll ate nded by buyers Although
Their about three times the number of sheep there
was last week. they sold quick AT last weeks prices
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Feb. q.

At Market $50 beef cattle, is stores .2(o sheep and
Lambs go swine.
PRtcks-.ree Catle-Extra 80 frst quality Sc IS;
2d uuaity, 500 600 Sd s4,75 $50
Working Oxen- $95, 100, l2o 70 l52.
Mich Cows-s43 to 49, common do, &ID to ".
Calves-None.
feArlings-Nune.
Two years od--Noue.
Three years old-$2Ot %.
Sheep and Lambs-$27j to 800; extra 81 80 TO 4,5o
Swine 81 TO &c.
Hides 6! tai H. Taiow- 81 7c Calf SKIING
&c.
Remarks-Be,f Cattle sell about the same last week,
except few very extra pairs. sheep sell quick at last
weeks prices. Swine dull prices much the AS
last week.
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MILITARY. We learn that Lieut.. 5. Il. He
card, of Duncan's lst Vermont Battery Of Light
Artillery, is in town, for the purpose Of recruit
ing twenty men to fill up the ranks of the bat
terry to their full complement. His hea'quar-
tiers are at Burnham's hotel. Those ready to
on this desirable arm of the Butler Expedition
should report to him at once.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08

February THE steamer Eastern State ar
rived here this morning, having lett Hatteras
y. sterdav. She lett her anchorage at the Inlet
on Wednesday morning for the North.
The gunboats started at sunrise. and the
troops and ships followed. Their destination
was Roanoke Island. The weather was fine
when the Eastern State left, and the news of
the nriiv of the feet at Roanoke Island was
expected Three or fonr regiments were left at
the Inlet.
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FROM TENNESSEE

New York. Feb. $. Tho Times despatch says
letters from Tennessee to-day state that IA great
re action has taken place there since the victo-
ry at Somerset Even in the Western part Of
the State the Union men can now express their
sediments freely without moIesta,un.
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FROM kENTUCK

Cincinnati, Feb. &. Special dispatches to the
Commercial and Gazette say, that Gen. Nelson S
division left New Haven on Thursday, and ,d-
yanced to Green River, bove Muniordsville..-
Gen. Thomas advance is at Monticello, and can
not proceed on account of the roads.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
FINANCIAL EFFICIENCY.

The Hesalds despatch says the financial ext
gencies were forcibly illustrated to-day The
bill for the immediate issue of $l0,OOO,O0O de.
mand notes was reported to the House to- day and
passed 1t was sent to the Senate and passed in
five minutes, enrolled and sent to the President
for bis 81 nature.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-08
SHARP SHOOTERS.

The Tribune's Washington dispatch says the
difficulties in Col. Berdan's regiment will be
settled by tho removal Of the Colonel, and arm
ing of the men with Colts rifles and rcvolvers,
and the sending them to the front
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FROM WASHINGTON

Feb $. The rebels on the Lower Patomac
sheiled some houses on the Maryland shore yes,
erday. The fire from their batteries was very
accurate
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iROk BURNSIDE.

NV Yonk. Feb. T. The Tribune has IL spe-
s'a' dssra.c!, dated pamlico Sound. Feb. =,
Which SAYS iii tic vessels Of the Burnside expe.
di,Iuyi thu, are Immediately wanted to the num-
tcy -! fifty. now II de at anchor inside the bar
S,hers can he taken over the breakers az they
are w.nted TINS has been accomplished with
incredible eiiugi. and in the iIc: OF the greatest
aiscouyagcmen,s.
". have information decmcd trustworthy
thAt Goy. Wise is in command of 5000 troops
ami il daily rc-c,,ior ed at Nas's Head, on the
aDter f,sacl, and 3O Oh Roanoke Island, sepe-
raieG ny Roanoke Sound.
!. vigorous defence o their position is ex-
ppc;ct.. zen. Burpsides force, which will be
arg. will ic landed under his own and Flag
aSErer Goldborough gu'is. on The lower end and
Edss side Of the island. The former will engage
i!'r batteries IN Cr1atcr Sound at short range,
and 'hr l,l',sr will lus. lis forces to that part
oi ~" Island where tic enemy will be found. A
sunlus, will te r.lt Oh Tie ontsidc to shell Nag
Head
vow d"serters cam" DOWN the Sound last
nigh; IN schooner from Midctown, where
'herp are 500 troufs, among whom there was
m'.riI ,lsa,eetion. They confirm previous re-
ports ccrcelning the panic prevailing on the
mainlahd. There is every probability OF hard
hgt!.
fISANCIAL.
Special dispatches from W sshington state that
u l. doubtiul il the legal tender clause passes
he Senate. The Ways and Means Com will
prol~bly report tax bill next week.
Vessels We're engaged To-Day to transport the
I'll \. II. regiment to Key West.
FROM PORT ROYAL.
IL, sloop of war Savannah, arrived tonight
'r2n Port Royal. She brings no news OF im-
yor'ance except che sailing OF an expedition for
Ne south on the 10Th ult., including all the
hight draft steamers, several gunboats and sew
1s@' thousand troop. Everything was sent to
bVrt Royal. - ........
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 7. The War Department
h"s received dispatch that Gen. Lander now
~e"Tes Rvmney, the rebels having relrea,ed.
how THE NEWS WAS gECEivED
ne news from lori Henry has diffused gener
~ Wy, and stimulated the openly expressed
"t"e for additional victories. . . Z ,,s@,
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. H.. Fort. The Fort mounted II guns, most
-, ,h4,o 81 and 34puunders, and one being {,
,a.,,,.,,;rent Ccumblad. Our shots dismounted
I've o. their guns, driving the enemy into the
.,nlyasures. One Of their rihed 80 Founders
,ur.t caring the engagement wounding one Of
iier gamers.
~ rebels ciaialel to have hut eleven effective
any, worked by 80 men, the number all told of
sYr yyisoncrs They lost ) killed and 10 badly
yonutied The infantry eittverythlng in their
r,,l,t. \ vast deal of plumber has fallen into
NY f,snds. Including Il large and valuable guam
,;tr @! ordnance stores.
.,.n. Tghman is disheartened He thinks
:, oue Of the most dscouraging blows ST the
ya-. Surrondering to Flag -officer Foote, he re
marked, " | am glad to surrender to 50 gallant
~ officer" officer Fooie replied. - You do
,er!estty right in surrendering, but you should
Save blown my boats out of the water before
would have surrendered to you
IN the engagement the Cincinnati was in the
y,aa and Aving the hag-oAicer'> pennon, and the
,h,sf .,lsrk .. the enemy's fire. Flag-ofGcer
Yoo,n and Capt Strombali crowded her defantly
ip.n st,e teeth o.! the enemy's guns. She got
,hirtv.onc shots. some of them gong completely
through her.
The Essex was badly crippled when about
hall way through the light and crowding stead
" a.aipSt the enemy A ball went through
hg,r slla forward port, through her heavy bulk
seas, aud squarely through one of her boilers
we csca,ing steam scalding and killing several
IS the crew.
Capt. Porter. his aid p. Britton, Jr., and
payuaxt,r Lewis were standing in direct line
vG tns bali passing Mr. Britton being in the
reBt-e Of the group 4 shot struck Mr.. Brittou
On thu toy OF his head, scattering his brains in
.yrrr direction. The escaping steam went into
the Ti.ot house instantly killing Ford and
8Y,ttye the pilots Many Of the soldiers at the
resi Of steam jumped overheard and We're drown
"a.
int Cincinnati had one killed and six wonn-
aeH The Essex had six Seamen and two officers
ElliH;. Sugenteeu men wounded and FIVE missing
There were ~ casualties on the ST. Louis or
sa,onieot though tl,c s!irt and shell fell upon
!',r}t Ike vain.
TIE 81. lnais was commanded by Leonard
g4n,!ins, who stos d upon the gunboat and
rronsh, the guns to the last. Not a man
stitched, and with cheer upon cheer sent the
>E',; .,..ti SHELL among the enemy.
iaducah, Feb. +. Gen. Smith on the West
an' Ge,l. Grant on the East side OF The Tennes-
River. are pursuing the retreatiDg rebels
/: Is reported, and is credited by some OF our
#G9ere. thar the rebel troops at Fort Henry were
unt tue to the rebel cause, and took advantage
"' she opportunity offered by an attack to run
swny from a hgbt that WAS distastetul to them.
Luci.yILLK. Feb. !. Three large steamers
ri: here for Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
his evening. All quiet along the line of the
louisville and Nashville Railroad.
LATER.
!, despatch from Gen. Buell. this evening, says
sr Lave taken Fort Henry. The enemy has
nsseAtc'! IN Paris, leaving part of his guns.
'}nr cavalry are IN pursuit. Gen. Grant will
>taeI Fort Donaldson tomorrow.
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GEN. FREMONT

1t is stated that Gen. Fremont will be AS
signed command shortly.
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IRON WASHINGTON.

h>>tan, Feb S.-perlcy telesraphs to the
hsf,sa!. The Bulletin announcing Com
i,s..e victory at Fort Henry was read in the
senate and House to-day, and the information
s!ira,et much applause. Reports are hourly
rXpeesed ol favorable results of active movements
s.'w going on in Kentucky and Missouri.
Taa pickets of Smith division were SUCCESS
la IL IL skirmish to-day. Five prisoners, six
A1'sses and eight Colts revolvers were taken.
line rnmored that Glen. Lane of Kansae may
Probably return to the Semitic.
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now THE NEWS WAS RECEIyEp

he news from tort Henry has difiused gener-
~ Wy, and stimulated the openly expressed
"s'e for additional victories. e. p. ; I, r,,1i.@,s
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IRON THE UPPER roTONAC.

FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC
"'snlScroN, Feb. T. The War Department.
nae received IL dispatch that Gen. Lander now
~e"res RVmney, The rebels having re'rea,ed.
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CoUGEs AND COLDS CURED

This certifes that n. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixii
has been used in my family in Of evere colds at
tended with throat and has been found leiiao
medicine in these cases. 49,,
REV. }. W. WOODWARD, Wcstto d, VI.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

any attack and the howtzers of tho boats would have
distributed shrapnel among the rebels with great effect
Only two charges of fred at an advancing
party Of rebels. from which they fed in confusion.
The strong fort was probably deserted when the gun
boats Morcedita and Sycamore approached the town.
Had the rebels resisted the approach Of the gallant sea
men the Sycamore would have opened her battery on
tho town. and could easily have destroyed tho whole
place, laying il In ashes From tho actions of some OF
the who down to the wharf when our boat
landed II was evident there strong Union senti-
mont in the town, although it. has been overawed and
downtrodden by tho threats OF the prominent rebels.
Many would have embraced tho Union sentiment with
heart and soul if they could have doae IL safely.
There are several steamboats, some twenty miles up
Apalaohcola river but they ehectually bockaded
in the river by the eunboats and they attempt 10 get
out they viii meet with warm reception.
The contrabands who guided tho expedition acting as
pilots in Apalachicola river, very useful, they
had minute knowledge of all the deences and the
stons OF the vessels Some OF them had been employed
on the fort and some in building rebel gunboat.
The negroes state the gunboat 70 be sixty miles up tho
river IL is i20 feet long and thirty feet wide has been
long time On the stocks, and yet only the hull is
completion. The febels evidently miss the aid OF the
greasy mechanics, whom they affect to despse. The
rebel gunboat yet has machinery in her, and the
recent feshst has put end to all work upon her at
present.
small force Of armed rebels down and prepared
to make encampment opposite the anchorage Of the
Sycamore farther down the bay few days since. They
were shellcd immediately on being discovered. Inc
bong drvenfrom that place. they have ed TO parts
unknown.
The expedition was entirely successful was absent
thirty six hours and the results speak wo for the
totsm and courage of those aborng for tho restitution
OF the glorious Flag OF the Union" over every inch OF
rebelliOus goil.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
Married.

AIrEFN-AsTES-On Wednesday, April 10, by the Rev.
Mr. Norhrop JAMES r. ATKEN Miss LIBBIE NJ
70 Mr.. Wilem Asten.
GRAY-DoLBEAR-O Thursday April TO- at the Church
Of tho Messiah. by the Rev. Dr. Osgood, JOHN H. GRAY
CoaSnIA L. poLBEAR, both Of this city
JoNEs-FIKMNG-- Thursday April II, at Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. u. d. G.
Crawford, Dr. HENRY c. JONES, Of Mount Vernon West.
chester county, 10 Miss RUrHErTA H. FLEMING.
PowER-THoAPsoN.-At st. Stephens church, Mount
ST. Dublin, April2 by the very Rev the Dean Of Ferns
assisted by the Rev. W. Johnston. OF Burlington,
Bristol uncle TO the BRIDE THOMAS GODFREY PowrR ESQ
Castewood Terrace Rathmnes Of the late John Pow
Esq, marlborough, Queens county to MARY EIIzApkrH
eldest daughter Of Andrew Thompson, Esq, Burlington
Road
RooKRv-Surroy. Thursday evening, April II, ut
the residence OF the brides sister, by the Rev G. Alex
ander Poltz, WILLIAM II. ROGERS Of Brooklyn to Miss
HANNAH W. SUTTON Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor of Kennedy's
Medical Discovery will be at his Office Revere House
oorner of Broadway and Houston street. April I 49, 81 %
and %. - "
Al that troubled with sCRoFULA are requested to call
All that are troubled with SALT RnEUM requested
call
All that troubled with ERYsIPELAS requested to
call
An that troubled with CANKER requested to call
All that troubled with NURSING SORE MOUTH are re-
quested to call.
AL that troubled with sCALD HEAD are requested to
call
All that troubled with RlNGwoRM are requested to
call.
All that are troubled with HUMoRs in the eyes, and film
growing over the sight are requested to call
All that troubled with RUNNING OF THE EARS are
requested TO call.
call
All that troubled with PIMPLES ON THE
Quested to call.
All that are troubled with ULCERATED SORE LEGS are
requested TO call.
perfect warranted in every case except
bones are diseased Advice In all cases gratis
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

DAMAGE TO THE NEw YORK CAHAts.--Treshets are Just
now prevailing in the creeks and rivers along the canals
At the eastward. The Syracuse Journal says the sud
den rise OF the Cowasssone feeder which enters the
Erie Canal at Lenox, ovolowed I've hundred acres,
damaged the banks OF the feoder foya me and carried
into the prism OF the erie canal h rods OF the BORN
bank. The sopo wall was also considerably damaged
Repairs bo effected till TIE subsi' - but IL
Ia expected that all may be Done before the t OF open.
ing the canai, May l.
fhe Glen no cnd hsa been Considerably injured by
Ctoshets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Terrible Two Days Battle at Pitts
burg-The Advance of the Union Army
I'm Virgfnfa-The Surrender or Fort
Pulaskf-Thc Occupation OF Hunt
willie, Ala, by the Union Forces--The
Progress OF the War Throughout the
Country, &C., &C., &c.
The steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will loave
this port to-day, at noon, for Aspinwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
Tux NEW YORK HERALD--Edition for the Pachc--wil
be ready at eight O'Clock this ondsy) morning, anc
will contain full and interesting account Of the 0pera
ons OF the Union Forces, with the latest dispatches
in regard TO the position Of affairs in front OF Yorktown
Va It will also contain graphic and thrilling &C
count or the Terrible Battle at Pittsburg illustrated
with Map of the Battle Field, showing the Rebel Plan
or Attack; full Account OF the Surrender of Fort
Pulaski by tho Rebels with Sketch OF the Fort and
Surroundings; The Occupation of Huntsville Ala, by
General Mitchell and his forces The Latest Of
the Movements of CON- Fooe and Gen Pope and all the
important War News of the past week The Presidents
Message Approving tho Act Emancipaing Slaves in the
District OF Columbia, and tho Names Of the Commis-
soners appointed under the Act The Latest News from
Europe, with much other interesting reading matter
Single copes in wrappers, ready for mailing six
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Of to Mr.. Currey. Mr. Bowen Formerly resident Of
Fort Iafayete) understand, still in Havana and,
doubt, arranged with the rebels there obtain this
freight; and believe, from all can learn, that /,
is solely account Of the rebel government thai
this cotton is being shipped 10 Europe, and that
there has been sale Of 1t to neutrals
in Havana. II must have looked we'll in Havana to have
p in close embrace with rebel steamer. II is to be
hoped the government of tho United States will notice
this affair and compel the OF the Mallory to gvo
some account OF it that will be satisfactory.
The weather delightful; cooler, In fact. than IL
has been during the greater part Of the winter Last
night NO had drenching rain, which served to NIL
nearly all the cisterns the island We have been very
short Of water for time much so that the gov
ernmsnt vessels have been compelled 10 go to Havana for
il and there has boen enough supply the demands
or he troops without sending the other islands for it,
Tho expedition to Cape Florida has not yet returned
They went mainly after water and should have returned
in four or i've days. We cannot imagine what keeps
them for fears of an attack wero entertained in that
quarter the enemy were not supposed to be within
hundred miles of the place.
The United States brig cambridge will leave on We'd
nesday next on cruise, in what direction know not;
but from the good cruising grounds we have in this
arrival of prizes which, having the gauntlet of
our blockaders, have fallen into the clutches OF our
cruisers whom they considered themselves beyond danger
Decisions will b. given this morning, understand, by
Judge Marvin in the CT schoones Florde and Cora,
prizes, but not in tins 10 send by this opportunity.
The Philadelphia leaves in an hour
Ihave given you believe, all OF interest that has
CURED throughout the Gulf Local items wc have nonc
at present. The town is very quiet and secesh COM
pletely under tho control Of our bayonets.
Typhoid fever remains about the same among the
troops but Of less violent nature but few deaths
have occurred in the last ten days We may hope that
it Is checked, although cannot expect to be
tirely clear Of II.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wigs the best in the world wholesale and retail and
the dye privately applied at No. q Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl preserving
complexion and skin All druggists and 439 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best i'm the
world harmless reliable and Sold and ap
piled at BATOHELOR'S Wig Factory, IL Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

A Pure TObacoO.-Yellow Bank Toba O.
co.-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free frola all
impurities, for sale by all tobacco and segar Dealers
wholesale by Z. GOODWIH BROTHER 209 Water street.