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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

oFP1OB OF THE n. q o. R. X. coz 'II
l.szi..i WHElLINuS 29th March, 1861. r. r
DESQMPT10M OF BUSINESS on THE BALTT-
~ MohE OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
having thoroughly reconstructed the breaks In the
track and, bridges Of elr road under Government
and having resumed their tonnage trans
portaton, viii on and after Tuesday, tie ist April
run Ihree passenger trRins as f0llOWB-tho road be.
ing Thoroughly and eompIs tely Kuardod: -
MAI Train. viii leave Wheeling At ESQ P. ~, Rem.
wood q 10s0 2. NJ, arrive at Baltimore 1t p, III,
Returning leave Baltimore at $40 A. NJ arriye1.
BenWOod AZ $50 A. H., Wheeling t 600 A. az -
Wheeling and CumbsFl4nd AecommOdati Train.
VIII Leave Wheeling at 1910 A. 81, BenWOol 1t 1880
a. 81; arrive at Cumberland at psS5 p M y
RetuEnlng, leaye Cumberland at I:lS A. A., arrive
1t Wheeling at 6s40 p. II. sI=Ia5sfI- 81
". p. SMITH, Master TFanRDOrfaffOn
L. u, COLE, General Ticket AGENT
7f'l A. DIZZY, ~ ~ $50 : 10 s75
-. b. d. 8. JACOBS STrain Superintendent
,. 7. WILLARD,
.. D. R0RD, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. mhsl
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DYsENTE1Y, RELAX, AND .WoRlls. =.
PosF o1EloE, nARF5 ., .. ~, g, ALlep, !

PosF OFFICE, HARFLANp, LIV. Co., AIcH,
November 10, 1855. + I
DE- AHER: Your piIlS are the perfection OF nie1I-
cline They haze done my vile more good Than can
nDtSa Went IN % Ne tor5 a eS,sn ISE
but got no better. She taIeu commenced takInsyour
Pills which soon cnred her, by expslIing large guam
titles OF worms (dead) from her body They after
wards cured her and our two children Of bloody dyB
entary. One Of our nvig lbOrs had Il bad; and my
wife cured him with two doses Of yOur Pills while
Others around ms paid from five to twenty dollars
doctors biIIs and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then. Such medicine aGyouFS
which Is actually good and honest will be rrizei
here 1E0. J. GRIFFIN, E6etmaJteT.
INDIGESTION AND IAIPURITY or THE BLOOD.
Nm, Re, 4 = Jg;5s, T.,,,o,.. ~ 49,, $780,
'S Il,.5o; s''Ss ~ 4e'ss Ss''ts -
m Avn. 7 have nd Sso,,. prIs ,;tI, +.o,.,
nary success in my family and among those am
called to visit In datress. To regulate the oTFans
best remedy have ever Known and cSn ansds5i
Is recommend them to my frienjs. -
Yours J.v. HINES.
WARsAyy XYTOS1NG Co. n Y i Oct 2I 1873
DEAR sIH: am using your Catbartic pills In INV
Dractice and aud Then AZ, IsIIst ,,t ~ y
cleanse the system and purify tho fountains OF the
blood. JOHN @. MEACHAM, NJ. D.
iRRYsIpELAS, sOROPUI.A., KINGS EVIL, TF.T
TER FUAfUHS Al M SAITRTIETT9 n
Es,,, =, E3,,,C,1',, ls-,.6,.t - ~ T, IA ], ,.c
run ~ ~ Aa4tS' REQ = 90
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Pittsburg andWheel-
innr. Rai1aEnad


ing Rail Road
tct3
ON AND AFTEls MONDAY, May 8th 1852, Pas
Sundays oxceptedD
10 % a. II. lat Train stopping ct an stations, az.
E E1yes e PlttsbaEgh g S-2sS r. 81, and
S32 p. AZ. Express Train, stopping at ali statfons
ARRIVES at PittsbpEgh AZ 8.0O'P. NJ
4OAo r NJ Express Train arrives at Pittsburgh at
2cSO A. n. aud Cleveland at g:l6 A. ST. %
RETURNING TRA AIMS.
Leave Cleveland at e:25 "A. ~ and 6.l6 P. 81. ar
rive At Bridgeport at 4:55 +. NJ, and 4:55 A. II.
Leave Pittsburgh Of loo A. NJ, 600 A, n. and
~ Z ~; arrive e Bridgeport at 1854 A. ~, 1923
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with PennsylVanIa R. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore; Warrington, PhiIn-
delphia, New York and Roston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled R. n. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points In the NOREH WEsR. With
Detroit Steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago aud the NORTH WEST Will
Cleveland Erie r. R. for Erie, Dun.
kirk BunAlO and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for.
. Srestine, DELAWARE Columbus and
CtneinnAti. sa1 FE1Hlf ~ =
At Hudson with tho or. &O.R.R. for CnyRhoVn
FallS, Akron, Mtllersburgh and WO0s.
At Alliance with P. TT. W. q @. n. for Canton
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, RnOn, CO.
At steubenvilIe with 2. q Z O. Line and At BE11A,n
with O. o. o. R. for Evansville New.
IL ark, Columbus, xenia, Dayton, IntE-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati. LouisyiIIe
St Louis st, Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets 70 RlttbburRt and return "a IL
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route. - - -
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured Of the once under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent ct Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts VIII be made at lowest rates 10
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
% the East, North West and North;WeSt, at ONCE
under 0PLure House, or with Pt. Agent al Dridge-
port Station. WM. D.TERRY, Agent,
EE4j-H -ssL- t- Wheeling, Va,
4 rsE mss JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
IN: @ asSgII 4 I, President, :
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9atlg gatFn1gtdtFF.


ROCK ME TO SLEEP, MOTHER 5
Backward, turn backward, oh, Time in
your fightl 3ail55teI zfat I Z
Make me child again, just for to-night!
Mother, come back froFn the eeholess
Take me again to your heart as of yore-
Kiss from my forehead the burrows of
tleare. -. u 5EI1 10 = E-ss51Il 1
smooth the few silver threads out of my
: Over my slanber' your loving watch
Rock me @ sleep, mOtber-roek me to
Backward, aow backward, oh tide of
lam 50 weary of toll. and of tears
Toll y yaiSg Ffeo@Pf4'frs'ffa va al in
Take them, and give me my childhood
1.haVe grown weary of dns: and decay. :
Weary Of atuging my sOul-weal,h away
weary Of sewing fol. otheFs 70 sreePi
Rock me 70 sleep, 'mother-rock me to
Tired Of the hollow, the base, the untrue,
Nother-oh, mothel-my heart calls for
yU4A
Many summer the grass has grown green,
BIoBsomed and fadcd-onr faces between1
Yet With stronger yearnings and passionate
pain,
Long tonight for your presence again;
Come from the silence sOlOng and so deep
Rosk me e sleep, mother-rock me to
Over my heart, in days.that are flown,
No love like mother-love ever has shown
No other worship abides aud enlnres,
Faithful, unsel6sh, and patient like yours.
None Ikea mother can charm away pain
FROM the sick soul and the world weary
slumboTs soft calm DER my heavy lids
Rock me 10 sleep, mOther-roek me to
DleeP!S &
Come let your brown hair, just lighted
with gold. f.asz 800
Fan on your shoulders again as of old
Let it fall over my forehead tonight,
Shielding my faint eyes away from the
For viii its sunpy-edged shadows once
HAPPY will thFOng the sweet visions OF
Lovingly, softly, its bright pillows sweep
Rock me to sleep, mQther-rock me to
sleep 14s az
Mother, deaFmOtherl the years have been
Lon long 5lt. 5i1Hc
since | last hushed to yourlnllaby song
Stag then, and unto my soul it shall seem
WomAnhood's years have been but dream;
Clasp TO yoqr arms in loving embrace,
With your light lashes just sweepipg my
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CHARACTERIZATION
oFPlCR or TnE B.&o. R

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AYERS SarsaparilIa.

For Spring DiSeases. 5aiFi ~
For Purifying the Mood. df
IoF sototala or Kings Eyti. a5 .
For For FEq'npgqp,, pleers, and Sores. -,
For Eruption, and Pimplos. 5
1 p Balotehes, Blaln';s,; and Bells.
Fog 81. An.hepy'' Fire, Rose, or Ery.ipsla.. sas
For letter or salt Rloum. asa
For seald nead and RineaiooFFn.
For, Cancer and capesrou, sores.
ROr Sore Eys-, Sore Ears and HannOrS.
For female Diseases.
Ears ppPF'''loR and Irragalarity. t..sas
Hor Syphilis iiyensrsal DISEASES. az
For Liver Complaint t. itals.'.i519 -'sft
q ssss,-s.l g,i5is p,lff ss18-.n-3 ~
: 9or Ppttg8Pas'g Of the Heart.
inc Aayots Of the chief cities Of Inc United
and British Provinces, 0htli, Peru,
atts1ais @exlea and IN 1let almost al tho cities
81 tlis CONTINENT have bigued this d0eumgntS to
e5saEe thetf people what remedies they use
~ eaieEy and e0nfduneo. But our space viii only
4anllt o. . poEftdn Of them nst1s.3 g5il
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W1NDOygs gsLASss-2O0 IfS5lS - i55STtS5S
Az tlesa both 6hd healfnEs mo
tqr sale At mauuf letureFls mics by
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Asthma or Phthisie, and Bronohit,s.

Asthma or Phthisic, and bronchitis.
WEsE MANCHESTER Pa Feb, l. 1RsB
Err; Your GierTy PICTORIAL Is performing marvel.
!ous cures In this section It has relieved seyerN
from alarming symptoms of cohsumptfou ind h now
curing man who has Iabored under an aberffor ~
the lungs for tho last forty years. = f75f5.-,
y ~ HENRY L.PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION MoNn0r "a Toyr,.
writes, Sept 9, 1855: "0uring my practice Of many
years have found nothing equal to your CbeIrSS
fScOFaL lot giving ease and relief to consunntfye
patients or curing sucl, as arc curable." -.
We night add volumes Of evidence but tho mnst
convincing proof OF the virtues OF this remedy h
found In It's effects upon trial. 20
Consumption. -
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
which cured 90 many and such dangerous cases ne
this Some no hrman aid can reach; but oveIi M
those the Cherry Ectorul affords relief and comfort
g. lAEToR House., INV YoRK Orr, March g. 1885
DOCTOR ATER, LowELL: j feel Il duty and a DIeas.
1ro TO inform you what your Cherry Petflr1i l,os
done rmy wife. She had been ave months INforin1
under the dangerous symptoms Of Conmmptio ron
Ghlch no aid We could procure gave her much relief
Sne was steadily failing, until Or. Strong Of this
city where We have come for advice Fecomnlen,le6
trial OF Your medicine. We bless his Kindness ~
We DO your skill; for she has recovered from thnt av
She ts not yet as strong she used to be nt 4 ~
tro = her cough and calls herself we'll. -
Yours with gratitude and regard, III 5--7 a.
lokLANDO SHELBY, or SHRGRYy1LLR.
C6nsi.Sptipss, do not despair till Won have fried
AYIRs CnERRE PEcToRAt. 1t Is made by one of die
best medical chemists in the world and ID er,s All
around us bespeak the high merits Of its virtriez
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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Never hereafter to wake or to weep
Rock me to sleep, mothet-rock me to
sleep go.
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES s,

/ So. Sc. &c
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH; President. v V
2 R. MYERS; Gent Ticket AR't Rah8
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81 Prepared by DE-. Q. @. AY;ER.
Efae3eaI AID Al4lg ttiissI iSiv.ii III,
PRlcR % CFs, nm Box. nm Box 5o5 81.
soId ~ a: q GOnDt& o., aud ~ an TF1ss
and Dealers In Medicine every Wh8Fs ~ minis
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!, q Henry D. Bacon, ss L.T. Bogyse
y. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPf, Pres't
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10 net be put o6 by NM rincipiad dealer5 With
soae ot1eE pun make more Pfoit on. All ~
AYERs RI1ss and take nothing No 0thGr tfsi,
can give Y01 With TIL In jis eTSiIe
or curative powers. The slnk f5nnt ~ ~ n III
there B for them and tH6Y should ivs ~ n
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SoRothing Like a Bank ROBBERY.
In q letter from Genoa, of May 1, we
have the following details Of an extraor-
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A. MORTON,
No. 25 Maiden Lane. New York.
Anyone sending single letter post stamp will re-
cetye circular with fac simile SngrAyings of the
above sizes and styles, mE2l3tnd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
The Eleventh Vermont REGIMENT.

EplroR GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN 1t was
my pleasure recently to pass couple Of days
at Camp Lincoln, the present nome OF the Eey-
enth, and two days Of more rational satisfaction
| have not recently enjoyed Myself a Green
Mountain Boy, and well acquainted with many
OF the members Of the gallant Eleventh. took
great pride in the good ordering Of everything
pertaining to the Regiment Col. Warner Is
winning golden opinions on al. hands, for the
thorough ard soIderly management j bis inca.
while at the same time, he s strongly ATTACHING
to himself both officers and men and they yiIi
20 into active service, strong N eaca Others
confidence, respect and affection
The regiment is peculiarly fortunate 10 Inc
appointment oil its Quaiternaster. Lieut. A +.
Carlton, whose hospitaitie. shared durn, NV
stay IN their camp. BY his admirable fmess
for his Office, aided by his Efficient gnd gentle
manly commissary, Charlie W Clark Esq.,. he
gives entire content to the ga'twn1mc tastes
Of the " boys under his cnarge who, il well
known, are no mean judges in matters Of the
table. The rank and file, was proud 10 discover,
is almost wholly composed Of pure Greea Noun
tain stock Each man seeus 90 have the lmbi-
ton Of doing every part Of BIS duty first best
and they seem deter mined % .tolme what he
ieye they will attain TO- tn .-.. behaved and
best drilled regiment out Be assured that
should they ever come fac to face wit. the en-
emies Of our Flag, they Will send 4.a9i1g along
the valleys Of the Green Mountains report
which Will quicken the pulls Of very hero
father and mother and brother lnl tor, aud.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, OCT. 7, 1862.
The Good Working of the Confscation Acts.

The Good Working of the Confscation Acts.
When the Cont'caton Acts of the last session
OF Congress were under discussion, they were We
hemently opposed by conservatives" as caIcula-
ted to do more hurt han good. The old doctrine
Of Peysuading the rebels to behave themselves.
had at that time distinguished champions. But
the act vas passed, nevertheless, and the follow.
ing extract from New Orleans letter to the New
York Erpress shows concIusiyely that the terrors
Of the law are full as potent as the concatory
policy in developing Union sentiments in the
Crescent City;
" It came hard, and was postponed by thousands
until the last moment, but cunctators are making
up for lost time, can assure you. The Provost
Marshal ha, been obliged To open a arge number
Of subordinate offices, at which those who, at
length, have made up their minds that it is better
to come into the arrangement, can be accommo-
dated and to-day, the last DAY Of grace save one
has witnessed a scene that no pen can adequately
describe. The City Hall and the Custom House.
the headquarters Of all the military authorities,
have been literally beseged throughout the day,
and viii continue so TO be during the whole OF to-
morrow, by persons, male aud female, white and
black, high and low, rich and poor native and for
eign nalurIi2ed and unnaturazed, DESTROYS, in
the language OF the inevitable "sixth section, OF
returning 10 then allegiance As the Delta th,
afternoon truly says, the bench and the bar.
physicians gentlemen Of property and leisure. and
hde, OF me highest circles Of responsibility have
freely subs roed % that important document"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
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moT AS0Nc the PAHoIH Is0NfRs

MONDAY y, lNb-. \
RIOT AsoNC THE pARoL isoyERs
ibis morning our camp brown into
high state d ezcltemen, bya which mus-
have been q, serious conseQu 10 somebody.
Since the camp was moved IA the College
grounds adjoining the Guy Is place-abJut
Two milcs-th lately pAroled soners have been
coming by thousands, Oh the present time
there are probably between 600 and 10000
here.
As the number o! men 3 increased, 50, Vi
course, the -atler'> stores .ye multiplied IN
proportion. Within che p week some par
ties, q don know who, u gh II Is said some
Officers mad hand IN til speculat.on,) had
built quite large wooden ,gctuTe and filled It
with large sock Of goods Of as much variety
as Is to be found in many euntry stores From
the rear OF tins a narrow bilding was extend
So perhaps 81 i.et and arrnged as an eating
house. h"'s -.''i'-',,sA, ~. Tho sc.r IL H.,
riot. Il seems that the ma 90 -
the treatment they received there, being obliged
to take checks instead money Tor change,
and beng charged exofDiunt prices. &c This
morning sergeant and private went INTO the
saloon to get breakfast, Wen they We're ordered
ont and told that none at officers could eat
there and finally one i them was arrested
and hurried oh TOWARDS the guard house. But
a mob mad collected by his time, who quickly
rescued nln and then made an attack on the
store, which, after cl4rlug Of Is goods, was
finally entirely destroyed, torn to pieces and car
ried Of 50 that NOT 50 much as d board " stick
was left on the grouni, The whole perform
ance did mol occupy more thau un hour \
company OF soldiers gas sent % quell the riot,
who arrived 9u the .po' when die work was
about halt done burnt caused u9 interruption
and probably seeiog that it was 100 late 80 save
anything, or else that they bad toe many thou
sands to contend with they soon marched off
again. After t,rytaiug was destroyed, OF
carried away, tlf mob quietly dispersed and
went to their quarters.
| don't pretepi TO justify this Wholesale rob
berry, but still ! Is not very strange ;bat some
such things htppeu, il it Is considered how
many THOUSAND, there are together, aud that
though the ineu have from four q twelve
months pay 6le and have been, in many cases,
robbed by tsarebes of everything, and are sui
lering for clSnIng, and are SICK aud Nounded,
they still get no pay yet, while not one man IN
ten can raif money enough ID pu} S"eel OF
paper and ulorm bis friends where he is. !
hope tina; De Government will soon see tit to
make our endition here more tolerable, or send
us to our tgn States, or s0mechcre where we
can be properly cared for We have as many
as ten ORB ore rumors IN camp every day, what
is to be dOe with us, DC, but they are all mere
guess wok The weather is very iar and
warm in the daytime, hut the nights are much
too cold for our clothes and accommodations
But have already made this story too long and
will cloe W. W.
P.S The Paymaster has just arrived in
camp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07
How the South Look Upon the Loss Of Their
Negroes.

lha Richmond Dispatch the 27tt Sept. calls
tof egi.aton ton 'he removal 81 negroes, max
og at the same time some mporAa, admi.,-
aas. i says
The FedtmIlnw>en. especially 10 IL, re.4.
ZION, y negroes, a4, lhas tr been John Brown
fail on d grand scue Wherever the Union III.
me, have advanced DE uegroe, have been swept
ut y. cleana, ne Eastern Iocusts sweep field of
grain. Not uae green OF biick thing Is eG n TIE
line ot The Yankee march, nor 10 the whole coun.
Try for mluy mics around. The Piedmont tha
Upper Valley tie Peninsula, the country watered
by the RappIhlnuock and the Potomac, have been
stripped Of relr population. lhi, war has as.
stunned the character 81 grand Negro Hunting
Expedition. o victories The lauk,es have gained
few uesroe, mauy. What becomes of the gamo
i, g. i-,i,o--,he cay, NOT Is that matter 81
much importance The loss, hotceuer, u so paiu-
able an element Of strength and prosperity IS a
matter Of such moment that the Legislature of The
State ought at once 10 take measures for HE pre-.
reniion Of similar caiamiiies in The future This
can only be done by las providing 'or the re-
moW OF negroes nom al. threatened districts 10
the interior. It W.l, not Go 20 leave this 70 the
discretion or Judgment o. me masters. In some
ease, they aye too INDECENT 10 take the proper
precluton, Ion lae security OF their property. In
Others they are ee.u4ed By implicit confidence 10
II. fidelity of their servants, and, oo'vijhsand.
iug the experience which the war his furnished
mat ,he neighnorhool OF a Yankee urmy creates
as complete stamp,de among negroes as the
approach d q locomotive among cattle, there are
thousand, OF masters who continue to believe that
their servant, VIII MOI run under similar lempa-
tons and 'ooGstly erpos. them to temptations
II IS clear, therefore, that there IS no security for
The egro property Of The State, unIe>, the Legis
h'ure maNe, The remoW. OF ,he regtoes from
districts exposed 20 INVASION compulsory. We
tu>' be- necessary action ni.. be taken prompt.
IN for NE state has aLready suffered enormous toss
Is from THIS cause, which, By precautionary eggs.
huon NIGH, have .eeu prevented.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

The special correspondent of Forne1's Press
writing from Pensacola i9th, has the following
items Commander Caldwell has been detached
from the liasca to the command OF the iron-cad
Essex
Cap; Palmer Is deatched from the steam
sl0op lr0quos 70 the command OF the Hartford
in lieu OF Capt. Wainwright deceased
The Nnona made her way through an intrl-
cate passage and succeeded in getting into a
position to enable her to lire over the canal
with effect AT the enemys gunboats one of
which she was able to Int with three eleven-incb
ShelIs-which rendered the rebel unmanagoabe
and prevented her from steamng up the Har.
Dor. Fort Morgan opened heavy fire upon
the Winona and compelled her to beat u hasty
retreat. She received no injury from the shot
OF the Fort which struck around her and passed
over her 80 the distance OF half mile. showing
that her distance from their position could not
be less than three miles and half-such bril-
liant reconnaissance frequently performed
would soon batter to pieces the enemy's fine
fleet and render it II more easy undertaking for
Admiral Farragut'S Squadron when operations
are commenced against Mobile.
\ special dispatch to the Herald from Cincin-
matt, Sept 2Sth, says A body of fifteen hun
bred rebel cavalry last night dashed into Angus
ta, Kentucky. u town on the Ohio River, about
forty miles east OF this civ driving out small
force of irregular troops uader col Rudtord,
cleared cut the citizens, and burned The town.
Oar gunhoats in the river could eject but little
in its defence The inhabitants and troops es-
capped into this State We have no details
Col WIN, IL. Polk, OF Tennessee, passed
through here to-day en- route to Washington
with important dispatches from Gov. johnson t.
President Lincoln. Their nature has not trans
pired,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

SAL Academia sad accident occurred In
Richord, on the evening OF September 10th
Couelia daughter OF Harvey and Lucinda
DIVER, young girl thirteen yearso age came
to her death in the following painful manner :
about o'clock in the evening, she being un-
wei, was sitting by the stove asleep with her
had resting upon her hands Her mother with
AZ infant child in her arms, was sitting ~ the
SINE room with her back toward her daughter,
smelling something burning, She turned around
md saw her daughter clothes had aiken hire
rom the stove. Calling to her, the girl awoke
and seeing herself in flames rushed ou' ct the
house, to pump near at hand while Mrs Dwy-
Cr laying down her child, ran quickly to her AS
sstance, and dashing on water put out the hre,
but the child was 50 badly burned that she fell
helpless to the ground The Physicians were
called, but to no purpose She suffered severely
until seven o'clock the next morning, when
death came to her relief. The bereayed parents
are sustained in their severe affection by the
grace of God How true it is that in tho midst
of life we are in death
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct 3. A letter in the Con-
n0cial from Washington, records several ru-
mcrs as to the Presidents visit to Gen McClel-
IAN Among others that he intends to detaca
one OF the latter officers for AN important duty,
indicating Gen. Burnside.
The same letter says it is believed that very
important dispatches have been sent abroad du-
ring the present week, including copies of an
intercepted letter from jeff. Davis to Slldell,
announcing his intention to capture Washing
ton and make it the capital of the Confederate
States 1t was written about the time Lee
q osee the Potomac.