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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
County Examinations.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
r. RICHARDSON,
ADDISON PECK, }senators.
P.D. BRADFORD,
CALVIN FULLERTON, 1raoss
A. K. WARREN, JUDGES
+. R. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
ALONZO NJ. JACKMAN. Sheriff.
OHAS. II. HEATH, states Attorney.
o. l.. WATSON, High Bailf.
ADDISON COUNTY.
JOHN W. STEWART, ,sona.ors
SAWUEi, p. HuLCoMB, senator's
o 5lI = n n aThf Assistant judges
>GAIUS A. COLLAMER, Sheriff,
WM +. BASCOM, States Attorney,
Il. l. RAYMOND, High Bailif
Judges OF PROBATE:
HARVEY MUNSlLL, New Haven District.
CALVIN q TlLDEN, Addison District.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
M n: !; N c 5i,AiskS Senators
B. B r. is SE nnRH1,, Assistant Judges.
LEANDER POW ERE, Sheriff.
II 4 MINER states Attorney.
DAVID G. WHEELOCK, High Baliti,
JUDGES OF PROBATE
. JOHN T. C ATES, Bennington District.
TfPt&H :, KENT, Manchester District.
cRtrTENDEN COUNTY.
j i ) + ES 5H1HE. senator.
A. c. WELCH,
ANDREW WARNER, .ss;stan,
LYMAN HALL, I
T. e. WALES, Judge of Probate
Il s TAFT. states Attorney
n. Il. FLANAGAN, Sheriff,
r. :. BLOpGErT, High Baild.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A A1S1H + n sF5T; IS, seoa'or.
R. j j FAM uoY;f County Judges.
4. R. SHERMAN, Sheriff,
A. A. MOORE Balif,
n. +. WOOD, states Attorney
&. F. HOUGHTON, Judge ofProbate.
ORANGE COUNTY.
14NAI f LIN hAsS' Senators.
H H4EAcE sT Rtsk Assistant Judges
John RoWELL, States Attorney.
ROYAL BURNHAM, Sheriff.
J.P. CLEVELAND, High Bailih
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
A. H. GILMORE, Bradford District.
j. r. CLEAVELAND, Randolph District.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
jA% SE;1 ? FdILAEo, Senators.
JoHN Il o MAKrRi Assistant Judges.
w. ROUNDS, states Attorney.
LORENZO RICHMOND Sheriff.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Nigh Bailif
JUDGES OF PROBATE
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District.
W NJ. PINGRY, Windsor District.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
ELISHA BENTLEY, Senator.
sA Nj SEn L.UDMMLEY Assistant Judges,
H. II. POWERS, States Attorney,
STEPHEN DOW. Judge Of Probate.
ORLO CApY, Sheriff.
A. w. AVERILL, High Bailif
ORLEANS COUNTY.
2: c & NEEf1N' Senators.
AMASAP tINE, r,,oao,
SIMEON ALBEE, 'uuso''
NJ. r TYLER, Judge Of Probate.
W. NJ. CIRCUIT, States a ttorney.
HORACE PIERCE, Sheriff.
JOHN A. PROUTY, High Bailf.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

Several gentlemen from OHIO have had an in
tervew with Gen. Halleck in which the negro
question was discussed, Gen. laileck said that
he was now and always had been in favor of
using negroes within the military ines, and Of
coniiscatlng all slaves and other property Of
rebels IN armS. la addition, he sand that Gen.
Mcclellan had been instructed 80 use ali negroes
comlng within his lines and to com pcnsut9 those
who were ireo, but to employ aH lcithouf ,sf.r-
ence Ia their status. The order ON employing
negroes will probably soon be issued by Gen.
lisleek.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY

E. y. ;. MORGAN Senators
MYRON CLARK, i"'''
B. r, SEARS, Assistant Iudres
LEANDER POW ERE, Sheriff.
II & MINER states Attorney.
DAVID G WHEELOCK, High Bailtl,
JUDGES OF PRoBATE
JOHN Z GATES, Bennington District,
TfPi&H :. KENT, Manchester District,
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wusou On Sunday morning, December H. IN M
The relative and friends u ths family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday aterncco ss
hslf past Clock from the Centenary seLodst Ess
copa church, corner or Jay and johnson stzos,ss
Brooklyn.
WiLISs.--0n Sunday, December IA, OF consumption.
MATILDA wife Of Rcbert II. Willis, and daughter of the
late Joseph Sun III, aged 20 years aud months
Tbs friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence "
husband, 2T3Sxth street. without further invitation
WAII.-OD Saturday, DeceInbsr H. Mr3 hAIssAaxr
WALL, aged aS years native o Droinin county Lov,
Ireland
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited q attoud tho funeral from her late residence.
Inry third street. Eleventh avenue, This (hondsyi
sttern"op AZ one O'Clock
N.oht --')n saturday evesing, December lS, AZ her
resoence i0t West Thirty sixth street Ma SoPHiA wife
VI Mm Wfirnl aged 1b years, month ana I day
Funsra SCI icea VIII be held IN the ing house of
th8 isDthsSs ba 4 church OF Which shs member.
West Thirty xh street between Broadw md seventh
avenue ths Monday afternoon O'Clock 70 WHICH
her friends are rcspsotlrlly invited
WEiaH.--Ua Friday, Docsmber II at his reaidesoe ~
Bsggeu, N. j., n CONSUMPTION, HEsRs K. wEsH.
The relatives md friends OF any are resuectfsv
invited % attend tile fcrai at tine ~ church At reea-
vile, this (Nondsy, afternoon, at two O'Clock
WATrs--On 3unfay morning. December IA, ef.er =
short rlness EIIzABerH MARY WATTS, wife q Charles
Watts native OF Jciion, IN the 30th year q her ago
Her Hisnds and relatives respectfully mvilea 10
all and tho funeral Tuesday Afternoon nj two ocyck
from her late rcsideoce rs G00rck strect.
London papers please copy
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

Gpprehe nsi0ns 0f sm Attssk weldon
TAe Union Forces at Suffolk and Now
bern ON tho M0ve-.scfr. Davis at Knox
Vile, Tens.-Hcavy Seizure of Goods Sy
GowsrnOT Brown, OF Georgia. &c., Sc,
FORTRESS hoSRoE, lssc ~, 1862
Important moysrsests on foot in Essern North
Carolina Twelve eghoents left Eewbern saturday.
Some think their destination is Wilmington Tire more
general belief that taey design attack Weldon and
Petersburg On Sunday two transports and avogunooas
sscended the Chewan And ans force OF ten thou
Sand were motion from Suffolk aticatnsanAov
rneut on Weldon.
The Raleigh Progress tho iaading cs slarse
Onion force in Gates county. this DO tsuoan sedsate
attack on Weldon may be expected.
KSoxvI.Ls, fena. Sec. II, fsSe
President Davis made speech here this morning. Hc
thinksthe terysm of East Tennessee oxaggsfatsd.
Govcrnor Brown o Georgia. actog underline authority
OF the fagaturoof OF THAT State has sezsd from $500 o
to $500 900 worth oe goods Augusta for tive Of tho
soldiers, to Ospadfr d course. at reasona4e rates ~
has caused great exoternent.
Colons 1ncius N. Lamar will visit fuTaps. acconpa
nedby colonei H. O. G. Lamar, Of Mississippi who gcc
with Instructions to Messss. Sdo and Masoa
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legs aa5 ara abo. on. Lieut.. Marshall. Co. II, isoh

legs and ARA sbot or Lieut. Marshall, Co. n, both
Pennsylvania, slightly In hand.
psaisl L, Smith, Co. C, 1sotn Pennsylvania, in hand
Jsoob LAlerss Co. g. ls0tL Pennsylvania sghty hand.
John StAiey, 60. D, l3oth Pennsy lvania in head.
James Miller Co. Il, l30th Pennsylvania wrist broken.
Corporal lands Co. e. l3oth Pennsylvania in back by
pisse OF she'll
Keller Both Go. +, 100 Pennsyl ylvania, in arm.
J. Steselman, Go. +, lS0th Pennsylvania, In leg.
sergeant George Farrer Co. f. l3oh Pennsy vans hip
Joseph Fo-ney. Co. F. I30th faunsy in head.
William White Co r, 1s0,h Pcnnsyvania, in hand.
- Culber'son, Co. F. laot Pennsylvania. in arm.
iAmoerton, Co. ", lS0th Pennsylvania, in breast.
- Steward, Co. +, 13Oth Pennsylvania.
- Keller, Co. i, 1lo.h Pennsylvana.
Alfred Sites, Co. G, lsOth Pennsylvania, In thigh.
Humphrey Cole. Co. n, l3oth Pennsylvania. head.
James Bridge house, Co. H. lSoth Pennsylvania slightly
d. fl. Kaufman, Co H, 180th Pennsylvania.
Richard lien, Co. II, l3oth Pennsylvania, hand.
Sergeant Hood, Co. A, 130th Pennsy sylvaniu, neck.
deorgc MsCauley, Co. T. 130th Pennsylvania, hip.
Thomas J. Collins, Co. /, 13Oth Pennsylvania hip.
Hi Meyers Go h, laoth Pennsylvania, body
- Kroll. Co, X, l3oth Pennsylvania, head
Charles Meddaugh Co. II, Gath d. r., shot through brain.
Lieut. Davis, Go. A, slst Pennsylvania.
Col Ceoss 9th New Hampshire, reported kined.
Sergeant Kirby, Co. E 6lst New York
t"rporat Rxby Co. X. 61st New York,
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NEWe FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a. 1885,.
HOSPITAL STORES FOR TAk SICK AND WOUNDED,
Mrs Senator Harlan is cohecng hospital stores at TIM
National Hotel, aud will leave aid tbs wounded A.
Fredericksburg tomorrow morning
VIEWS or THE RADICAL POLITICIANS.
Many republicans. who have superior means os know
ing the views OF the most radical Of politicians. say
tho latter fear that grewa victory BY burnside
would suddenly terminate the war, and thus, porbaps
the pepetuatc o. something cf tha institution oc
slavery.
PLACED ON THE 1ETIRrD LIST.
As Commodore Gieady' sixty two wheu he
received the appointment OF commodore he has beea
manded to the retired list oe captains.
THE ARRESTS DglAwARE.
vote Mr. SaulsbMy.s resolution Of i0lairy as TO
certain executive elaw moi be had for
some days. as Senators prepartsg speeches which
will ventilae the subject OF improvements under tho
Alien and Sedou law. Senator Bayard states that
arrests made BY Mr. Madison in The war OF 1871:
REPORTED REMOvAk,OF OENERAI. BUTLER.
It reported that Generu, Bdtlcr is 10 removed
from command at New Orleans.
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED scS.DtRRs.
Three hundred wounded Srom,I~ieays aght at Frcdc
rcksburg arrived tonight placed in hospital
here.
THE DEMAND ron orFtcRRs.
An inquiry made few, days ago by brigadier
general for certain position in the. 1s!d. None was
forthcoming. More will be- aseaca' that two have
boen killed and a nsmscr wounded al fredericksburg.
Cannot be we'll spared foY the from the
merous courts la session"n WasAsrstony Interma
ton has been received tc-aghtMakug positively
tsin that Hooker grand division engaged in the
baltlo yesterday
REMOVAL or RESTRICTIONS. ON COMM6Rcf.
II is ascertancd at the Treasury Department that tho
restrictions Of November 90 ceeraaces 10 Matamoros
have boen removed.
THE ARMY
Tho order retiring Colonel S. r. Andrews, Deputy Pay
master General at his request he having been in the
army service for forty years. has been revoked and he
has been assigned tcduy in tho oy as Acting paymas
ter General By seniority Of apponlmea he succeeds the
late Colonel Larned.
RELIEF FOR. THE sIOK AND WOUNDED.
The Sanitary Commission sent vessel today 10 AQuia
creek with surgeons, nurses and tpssl stores Cor the
wounded in the recent battle.
NAVAL srOREKEEPER AT PHfLADEhPHIA.
Rolin G. Curtin, Esq, OF Philadelphia, has been ap
peintcd Naval storckecpcr at that port
FEAST DELAYED.
The officers OF General Mcagher's orisade 10 hav.
been the recipients &C feast from their friends in New
York il the battle had not occurred. A gentleman in
this had received for their bsnoa twenty boned
twenty Ave cases Of chsmrague The articles 10
have been delivered yesterday u.orung bat retained
here . day or two longer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THB EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.

TIE EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, 1862.
Intense excitement in reference the ranspir.
Ing q, fredericksburg has psrvsded this city to-day A
sususi here, It Is manifested in dnerent ways by the
various classes Of people While very large majority
ansosy desire the the federal arms there are
msny limd Uuioniss who unwilling to believe that
victory viii be achieved by The Army Of the Potomac,
auA are Invariably nervous and appeierse for the safe
Az Of Washington when this army 70 engaged in battle
The secession sympsthizsrs, some Of whom are
20, 10 he found here, listen eagerly for
every indication Of rebel successes. The wild.
o., ramors have been in circulation, and nothing
whatever seems TO enter the thoughts OF men, women
or children, except the from Fredericksburg The
srsss hotels and public saloons are crowded with anx
,.us naurcrs Cor the last despatch the army Ths
mail bos, which let Aqua creek Lalfpast niue ths
morning arrived here ct sn early hour in the afternoon
br,ou;oe no details OF the result Of yesterdays work be
vood what have already been sent by telegraph last
NIGH and up 70 that hour nothing known Aqua
nsse except that there bad been less continuous rpg u
tbs rou, to-day than yesterday Very Few Of the wound
sd b,ys been brought down for transportation
white no,hins definite has yet been disclosed as TO the
rss.,, n .be movement AZ fredericksburg, yet there
appears 10 be ground or apprshcndng any disaster
uhe aearor oae approaches 10 the Of reliable in
fosaa,,en ,hc morc sersni,y and confidence In ultimate
sncess 40 De.syssle The O0aVids.,who are prpsgwsd
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Gnnrt (,u lasa "A sAr-Ths n ED0 q

SurrrAg torRr Crouw-part Nos io3D i0is, 4Ol5,
fo4o 4O5l 4o5 4057 so5a t0el l07i 4oT3, 1915, i01s
40s 1887, 4e9i 1898 llQ5 Ioe tlt;, aus, iliJ ais
4l23 l2J, ,4l2I Ilj ass aba, al4 art 2SCl. iSJg,
4ii6 i4S 4aa2, 4iF4 tG 1860 446l, 1do4 4i66. If!o
4454 4458 AIS 1884, ASA 1896 4is8 a49., i;al, ty6
4Ios 4502 4504 i5D6. 45oS a5i0 ial2 45i4 d2o, Ess
SCI Eaion Corsi-Isri ms. stI5, 3l0e ;2a, 3:os,
a26i .,2II 2Tl3. 3Iss 2s2i e6s as; i0o! ;:'s 3ay
sal :;2iJ Pant -$os. .a22, 2y2s :ss, i1a2, 224
364 26Ss 2522 2asG, .a6s, 2o70 ss. 9 y 2'.C a97o
CoMnoN PixAs The General lsrm will he N SESSION..
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the REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Richmond Enquirer of tho 12h inst. has the fol.
owing
Heavy ngh,ing is gong On at Fredericksburg Long.
streets troops are engaged The cannonadine severe
On Thursday last our batteries stationed below
the town opened Gre the gunboats anchored in the
stream consisting Of the Freeborn, Anacosa, Live Yam.
kec and Resouts The airing Iasst an hour and half
aud was very heavy and rapid hlsven houses were
s,uck ast ryur completas rlddsdaa best In the yil.
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lagc No notice was given Of intention to sirs. Ansr
the bombhrdmeut the gunboats dropped down the river
miles Ths people Of tho town, like those Of Frsae
ricksburg, scattered in the farm houses ana
cabins OF the adjacent country Truly The Yankees
waging war OF determination Abraham Lincoln is . fft
compeer for Nens Salsib.
The New York herald., 1862-12-15

this morning. report thas the citizens have S the town.
expecting battle The rebel force there anhsi Trsne
were greatly uscased By twelve hundred cavalry from
Franklin to-day. There rebsls at Charlotte or
at uarksvle on saturday Forrest mad aos been shar
point
general order by Bragg to observe tho Sabbath
strictly 10 couohod In most dsvoat pbrzse
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BlISCELLANEOUS.
A COMMUNICATION.

A COMMUNICATION
,,ss,s or ,.s 3 s.i.. E "D'--'
,ed road. "a the boy Land but as same irresi.r sss.
s y % sn and Gss ~ % % W % ., ..s
t,,e sd the minaross
srea sy ne i s sssIa es ss
"' & Ts . @ % tue a1 . and esy Of 3
o.i snsen'n ~ aas es@ r. ."osp AID .h
h"rs repaid you o ,5ca o and The cocib,
Ssa ss & ts 9% Sss Spa si ss g
OF ,hc basr aacen olive ces uade Witch tho scrd mar.
ago. ago. sss no. '1 q %sa fhssS AlsSs
sm.s sIS s"nssr; ;s!,Issa asTssla prasT bees
Do ns NJ" s%s, %no ID X -. 70 oub, sone inyA
tayeer sarcl BY ,be r.as,,on Bitter, w,.ea o aaysr.
Il /. wsl conceded that ealcscio.s
specdy s ccrasa cure Tor general deby ss Tao Psatt
~. Thry parit, strengthen and inyisorn,e.
They create le,thy appeite
they overcome eaects OF dissipation and late hours
Te s5 ses"a SssS" @,asnae 'e s"a fesors
They purify The breath and scidi,y Of the stomach
Tsy y s"s cure Dsrhas eSoes colers
They a,e The bed Bidsrs In the world They mskcths
s.,ong and ns,sss srsa. &c"
.ays Bark WiacrsrseS. sosI@ hoot 4ase, D'ndco..
osSs he Tens
Ber, They the most elective psrfec. and harm
The ioiawns il IRON, tho rsmoss hole. propreto u
Wsshingtus-
WAsHrNGF0r u. c.. Nov. 4. 1862
Messrs r. II DRsKR q CO.-Please send twelve deyoe
Plantation They much liked BY the guests 81
house.
Respectfully, yours, 4,
Proprletors Wllsrd's Hotel.
The Plantation Bt;ers have cured me OF long saadng
and terrible d, spepsia. -
Suca In the language reaching day No article ever
had equal sale Under circumstances viii the pure
standard OF the ma erials used he departed from.
These Btess sold hy al the principal druggists. gre
hotels and restaurants Besure each bottle bears the
u. H. DRAKE 4 CO,
2Os Broadway Now York
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FAIR FOR BESxsir SoapEas.-A fair for tue
benefit Of The soldiers and orphans viii be held al tho
Cooper Institute this evening, and continue every evening
during the week. donations i he thankfully received
al the Institute.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CARE OF THE
WOUNDED SOLDIERS.


WASHINGTON, u. c. Dec. 14-12S5.
There 10 reason 70 sppreheud that thousands of the
friends Of the wounded in the battle will be
Fastening to Washington with the expectation Of reach
ing the battle field to minister the sufferers 1t woad
be ve for them 70 know that the srcsst orders have
bean Issued that no civilian will DO allowed to pass
Fredericksburg Even those who have quasi conpec.
tion with the army such suffers correspondents &C.
are prohibited from passing without the express per.
r,issiou OF GEN. Burnside or Of the commanders
Of grand division No anxiety need DO entertained as
to the want Of care Cor the wounded arrangements have
been made in the hospitals in this vicinity TO accommo
date fifteen thousand persons. Steamboats,, amply sun
Gent transport that number at hand and nothing
has been left done which possibly be devised to
tribute 70 the comfort and proper Of the wounded
Dr. Clyma, Chief Medical Director, has notified tho
propetors Of all the hotels tina, his ose will open at
all hours day and night, aud no win be ready to respond
to any requsltions 10 attend the wounded who may
rive at the hotels.
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SHIP NEW y
ARRIVED.

SHIP Red aaate of Bos'on Lucas shanshse. iuiy ~
With &c 10 Thns icharlson Co. pusscd Aniet sept
l., Ca Good Hope Oct u, crossed the equator n the At
lanc Nov 49, Ia 0a 33 10 o., lsord eor the npe. bad
yrrS heavy gacs s LAT ~ ~ - Ion 6o - u, spoke
shin spsei. areeiy ~ days from Akyai for Famouth
o. 26 In, 81 iou lJ 10 r. spoke tBriD ship Virginia ~
at from Msuriu. Cork. Oct Do lat ~ rs - Ion Il E
spoke tBv ship Bucton. Castle Gt days from Bombay tor
LIVER ooL
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EShould any Of the details of the operations
at Fredericksburg yesterday reach US in season,
they will be given s0 the readers of the HsRALD
In q second edition.I
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TO know not only what has been accomplshsd out VIVA
intended to be cone are in remarkably hne spirits
and express entire satisfaction the result thus Gar
attained.
Since General wasworth has been assigned 10 duty IN
the fold Is has been fixed that General Marlndae viii
permanently occupy the position Military Governor Of
Washington in which position he achieved enyia
BILE reputation and has not only the good opiuon
the public but Of his military superiors
It is said that General Hentzelman will immediately
take the field at the bead Of corps darnsse, and
that the command Of defences Of Washington will be
added to the duties Of Military Governor.
Senators and members Of Congress and high public
functonaries moving about nervously and anxousy
seeking information There has constant stream
of such visitors 10 the White House, whence they rs-
turned wiser than they went. The rumor which
seems TO havs most probability Is that the battle not
renewed 10 day but that Burnside ,s resting exhaust
cd soldiers II s Idle to think or transmitting any mis-
oeaneous news for DO induced 70 talk of any
thing but tue pending battle.
IT Ia stated at the War Department that Colonel Ber
dan hss rsportsd duty and leaves for the front
morrow He 10 much improved but his wound internally
is still in such condition that he considered
tireIy At for There yet arteen twenty
days or his leave unexpred but he restrain his
impstenoe 10 join hts command this trying hour Of
uArl
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General Rosecrans has addressed letter TO General
Bragg complaining that the rebels stole overcoats from
the prisoners at Harsve also that the cartel had been
violated in returning prisoners by flag OF truce to tins
point instead of 10 vcksburg and Aken's Landing.
Morgan was last night, within twelve miles Of Gar.
thage Tennessee.
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~ Carte dc Visites, with Splendid Al
hum, 81 CO. al vAUGttANS, 2.S Bowery Notice. win
All All until suited. Gallery hrs noor.
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Prizes Tn shed i'm all Legaitxed Lotteries.
Information eiyea JOSEPH BATES, Brcker,
No. III Wall street, No. H. New YVis.
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l2i. pcr cent paid on prizes Information furnished.
Highest iorboDns. american gold and s.ve
TAvfsOR A. co, Bankers.
No. Ii Wall street, ~ Y.
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BascheIor,s Hair Dye--she Beat I'm the
Grid lin harmless aud reliable Sold drag
ISIS perinmefs where Factory 81 Barclay street
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Eight Cartes Oe visites for -, at T..
BALCH'S l2l Bowcry.
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Eighs Cartcs de Visite for ~ at Paret's.
Removed to sos Bfoapway between Nineteenth and Twen
firfh slrreis.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.-Radical Cure
truss once sll at No vesey street Astor House No
connection with any other Vi the name lady
attendant
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wigs. T0upecs. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeina
aud Moaavia Cream, Tor beautiiying the haira W. A.
BATCfiELoR'S 10 Bond street.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
verv or, fots ssrofuis obsnsie Ernp OF the skin
prI old ulcsgs Nc, apyissa street, New tesx of saos
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THE STRENGTH OF THE REBEL WORKS
INCIDENTS or THE STRUGGLE

WARRINGTON, Dec. Ia, 1862.
We learn from old army onacer. who scanned the
rebel works bchind Fredericksburg closely with power
full glass that h~: are ssr distinct lines of sorks
Whether somo OF these are raed rsdouots simply, or
have tho double capacity Of aording protection to light
infantry and having embrazures for light Geld guns, he
could not tell The appearance Of the would lead
him to the latter belief
Among the bodies brought TO the government embalm-
ers in this city, that of Rev Arthur b. Fuller chap
lain Of the Sixteenth Massachusetts,. who was one:
Of the volunteers who crossed to fredericksburg
in boats to dlsperse the sharpsheoters. He was
shot through the right side. above the hip Rev Mr.
Fuller tho popular Of the Boston preach
Of the school, and brother tho
Countess dOssoi talented authoress known as Marga
ret Fuller The body will be forwarded to Boston to.
morrow.
The bodies Of Captain Charles Csbo Twentieth Mas.
sachusets shot through the head and of Captain Angus
tus s. Perkins, Of the Fitisth New York; through
the neck while lying upon the bridge at
were also embalmsd:
General wadsworth his staff and horses went down
to Aqua creek this morning in special boat, totake
command Of division ct Fredorioksbulg.
THE EXPEDITION OF GEN. BANKS.
An extra Of q Philadelphia paper has ths.report that
Gen. Banks Is at Harrisoa's Landing.
naval officer who came up from Old Point last even.
ing says there signs the expedition at that
point.
The New York herald., 1862-12-15

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tatnsbe vi the doors night.
The New York herald., 1862-12-15

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