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THE 10000 PRISONERS

Gen. Ha1lcck deserves the gratitude Of
The loyal press for having previously re-
moved their representatives safely beyond
contamination from his evil example in
making up the dispatches following the
pyocuatiou Of Corinth, for no respectable
xewspapcr would wish to see engeudered
in its correspondents such wiuful disregard
of facts. Granted that it was desirable to
Let the public down gradually to the Truth
4aiat q thin line Of pickets and
few trumpey field pieces had held
our grand army back for weeks after the
great skedaddle had begun and to grade
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Various Rumor8 From Rebel
Sources.

Especial Dirpatch to the Chicago Trieune1
CAIRO, juno IS, 1862.
There has come to hand via Memphis dis
patch from Richmond Of June Is, which says
and fallen back down the valley.
Cannonading WIS heard this afternoon In
the direction Of Mechanicsville. No battle is
expected, yet the aspect along tlle line is un-
changed.
JUNE IA dispatch to the Examiner says
n recent arrival from Norfolk states TINT q
Federal regiment ordered to reinforce Nc
Clcllar, had returned, and sixty-two men vera
shot before obedience was restored.
The same informant states that sixteen
English war vessels, four Of which were iron
clad, had arrived in Hampton Roads. The
cause Of the visit is unknown.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE WISCON~
SIN LEGISLATURE.
RopeaI Of the Pernpna1 Liberty Laws.

MILWAUKEE, June 1s.-The State Legisla-
ture adjourned sine die last night, after short
session Of two weeks.
Nothing Of public Interest has been accom-
p}isbed except the repeal Of the personal lib
crty Laws. &he tax question was Indefinitely
Col. D. E. Wood Of the 18th regiment,
wounded at Shiloh, died at his residence at
Fond du Lac, in this State, yesterday, Of IT,
phcid fever.
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TNE DEATH OF PIN. uOMAES.
Correspondence n. T. Herald1
OLD BA1rKEE, SToEo RUEE. 8: G. |

June ., lSb4-
The friends OF Phineas Houaans, Es1., for
some months past member OF the neTsp .peF
rtaff IL this department, VII be e p,in1all5
death. While laboring uuder what seems to
have been = Temporary it Of insanity, he
politan, striking his temple AGAINST the guard
as be descended, sustaining injuries SO severe
as to deprive him of all consciousness, till
death ensued. The sad event occurred at two
O'Clock yesterday morniog, while the steamer
was lying at anchor st Edisto. 4 boat was
instantly lowered, and he was speedily picked
up and removed to the cabin, where eyerg
attention that could be bestowed by MEDICAL
men and kind friends was employed for his
relief, but without effect. Be died at six
O'Clock, falling asleep as quietly and as Pssee.
fully as in the bloom OF health His Temaius
we're enclosed in simple coffin, and, after
arner Is The c1s%optan saa T5s KS 1ssnaG ae1GG
Of the 10Th Pennsylvania volunteers, Thc
were fellow passengers OF the deceased, con
Quoted brief but impressive funeral services
His rcmaips were subsequently semitic Hiltor
Head for interment.
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From Havana and Mexico.

EFOm H@Y8HE anu I1eXtEO.
NEW YoRk June 1e-The steamer ColuD-
bh has arrived from Hav6na with dates to the
14th.
Vera Cruz dates of th2 eG state that Gen
Douay with 500 men had left with provisions
for the French encampment.
Coracoas dates Of the I'D H*., state that
the rebels had attacked the town Of Petore,
but were finally beaten off by the garrison
after committing horrible atrocities.
There Tas considerable sickness in the har-
Dor Of Havan1 The rebel steamer Ee1- Rusk
had arrived from Galveston with 50cbales OF
cotton.
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The Released Union Prisoners.
New YORK, June 1S.-The released CaIon
prisoners who have been for fortnight past
On Governors Island were paid off and mus
tered ont Of service today, and many ha7e
gone to their homes.
QLIte number are It the New Eogland
rooms who will leave for home tomorrow.
There are some from the Vest
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LEE COUNTY.
Amboy gives 1874 for and 265 against it-ma-
joTity against, 162.
Dixon, 1S9 majority against.
China ITO majority against
Lee Centre 104 for and Ill against,
Bradford Is for and 80 against,
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NVHHENI1CKEs
Troy, June ia new counterfeit on the
Manufacturers Bank Of this city is in circull-
ton. The general execution is good and # i'll
deceive the most wary unless examined by the
glass. The counterfeit was taken By the b,1ks
today. The yignette is worked little darker
thzn the genuine, aud the signature Of the
cashier is not tifsI-rate.
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AN EETIM ATE AND COMPARISOS.
It will be several days before all the
counties are heard from, and as the result
.,f the election bids fair to be close VIC give
the result by ngrcssional districts Of the
<-rcat election Of 1860;
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Pierre Sou1e at New York.
NEw YORK, June 1S.-Anong the passen-
gers by the Ocean Queen, from New Orleans,
prisoner.
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THE INDIANA UNION CON-
VENTION.
ORGANIZATION AND SPIRIT OF THE
RALLY.
Startling Rebel Plot Brought to
Light.
Indiana is for the War and the
Union,

INDIANAPOLIS June Is, 1869.
The Indiana mass Union conyenttsn met
this morning in the State House grounds. It
was called to order by Col Rose, U. s. Mar
sbal. Judge John Z. Elliot WAS made tenn
porary President. A committee OF one from
each congressional district WAS appointed to
report permanent officers. It was moved |
that committee be appointed Of two
from each district, on resolutions. All |
resolutions prepared by caucusses were |
presented md referred to this com
mittce without debate. While the commit |
tees were out Hon. Henry Secrist Doug
las Democrat) made stirring speech, utterly
ignoring party and party issues, p1edging
Indiana for men and money, without stint, to
carry on the war. His attack upon the fnfa-
nous voorhees, and Bright faction was most
Ecatlipg and received with thunders Of up
plauee by the vast crowd. He closed with q
stirring appeal to the people, bidding them to
crush out secession traitors in North and South,
and rally around the glorious Union
The committee on permanent organization
reported, Gov. Morton, chairman, with nine
teen vice presidents and eleven secretaries.
Gov. Morton took tie chair and made q most
eloquent speech. In the course Of which he
1nau . A~.Ss- 1oA- 49, 49, -....,;ss. ~.
tbat secret organizations had been formed in
o'o"n .oaass 'o' 1n' ~. po7e ,, ~ .,el7'us ~
naIl'nA- 49, c ~ .nN' l..-'.
.!eo "e'1 1o4~ " 'ne4 pae' y,
~ $50 .,>a a ap'A IT. IT, a.-s1.
peor.s ~ pue s:.i ay": 49,
~ nt0s' 49, 80 r--@w
~. 49, . -s.1s.,:.;s~ . .n;4.s % 49, =, ~, -
! tne'ou, "a7 1eao' ~ s5np'@'1''@s "1'AA W. W.
| 5eele VI 'A'- W. ~.
| Inc co1nid''ee on resoiu1ions MAS osSsanlAeo
| W aPponIoe 1"o Nou. easn ouEAe7elona1
uetaee Aoo toul h't1 .ne e'<1.e ~ 40se -
oa14ol'ue lot oanee'e ~ w. oes0l n1Alsu W
aao" oue WE ~. e'e4s ~ ~ .oae' ono Wv
foLe loi eeen iaellon y. Nv ~ eAen eoou's
IL t''e att noUn, t41o! ~ sue oPeu4us u. "
tne con'enlion. "ua1a1n t. olcAle' AAaftln H.
nay, w. ~ A4sS n!.,, ~ a4s ~ 1uutano
ahu l.. ~ o'nl"'n. a1i oenleeAo'e' A'ooo uloss
elnINs "a1 sieeeues, t'hns s'ounu 'nS't'
"I11e not III 4"'o' u 1onsieos "slsit.lns on
slavery, II "use taee LIZ cn1nces u 'ne WAT
anu feoels "ust tahe care VI lnsif negroes a.
pes' Lucy couiu 1ne Denloe'a a'ie pa1ss na'
c1a"1eo upon 'helr pel1s 1'no c''en uif', lonE
enousn .of sia'
os11ol'oe !of esAl1'''asse 'es'A-So IL e14e 1ot
Ao"tnE nx nonlI1e.ons s,,as. ~ ,ox,o
.oe.ea'9g D'4. .,,.".I. -
s,cts s1,1el,s,-srN1on,tban 11s<x ua,vav
svre7int,nde7,t Of Public Lasf7uct;2n-J, ], MOI
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#iSte1la1te1118.
GO TO TIL E
B a s z ct
PIC 81 1G
TO AURORA.
On Friday, June 2Oth,

<rtne reAeht OF the Educational Find Of the Chtc,
s. eeve1ai cau7ct:es Of that Reorganization sons tao
Line Of the ro3d ant Of the above place.
The grounds selected for the Picnic are OF the most
SSsl!Shrtn eh4Ea:s1 bef1sE IN shady grove on the
nd q re foA IlFgr, tae GaIs stsrp9s 4po2 tho
wai isaye r. Chica=o Burlington Q7,incy Railroad
foos Of Lake street. precisely 1t O'Clock L. H. md
ample proFlslq9 fos tts s.com1aoasion Of ali viii bo
The managers Of this Excursion Will spare no pains
70 maize delightful ZIP Tor Al who choo=: to JOIN
them In their benevolent SUPPOSE '
Jno- Wight will acconieany the Ezeursiousts au.-
plSS pEoy11sd E1th Ice Crcsszn and other luxursrs
Is cents. E.ral fare 60
Mcksts tor sale At Boot T. Csay,s Nusic Store, aad
ED al afe invited. ie1s a1j1-1w
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Ncm advertisements.

WTANTED-AS Situation By man
W Of business abil!:y and experience. to tt syel
fnt rsi class houst Drug trade preferred. suid
Re u: ling to nve.t frvrl COO Is 5000 rro1tsb1y
Address '' TrAter," Tribune uaice. jeI9s5s-9t
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oGLE COUNTY.
Polo, 1G9 majority against.
Lafayette, u for S6 against
Mt. Norris, 96 majority 3gslnst-
Brookville, 16 maj jority against
LaIc, 90 for, 253 against
Urcron, 20 for, 126 against.
Marion, II for, ITS against.
Forester, 100 majority against.
PUTNAM COUNTY,
Henncpin, % majority for. :
BUREAU COUNTY.
Princeton votes 153 for and 416 against
majority against 253.
Concord, l23 for, zoo against.
1ndiantown, 81 for, 165 against.
Macon, Is for, 101 against.
Dover, Al for, 1863 against
snatehwine, 81 for, sc against.
La MoilJc, 80 for, 154 against.
BOONE COUNTY.
Belyidere, 3oo agaInst the constitution.
CaIcdonia, 1853 j" p"
Bonus, 143
Probable majority In the county, 1880.
aInKInt-s OLD FANE
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Situation, by ar

w no WANTS TO LEARN
" GERMAN WITHOUT PA19-Thc Advertiser
p-ure n speaking Englt.h by canvere!ng with M
american gentleman. fiasc address 4. N1nA r. O..
Drawer tcG4- je19 ISL 3t
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Mails in Montpeiier.

SOUTHERN and EAsrERY;na closes at 1.45 a. IN. ar
rves at sis p.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at S.i5 p. arrives
At obs a.
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New y rk closes at 900
O'Clock, P. NJ.
All matter for these mails must be III the office before the
time of closing, to go the same day.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
at SIS a. IN. departs day arrival Of South
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. u. departs
daily at 400 a.
DANvLLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock. a. m departs days at IL o'clock
p.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 r. M departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays
at 945 a.
HYDEpAEK by Worcester and Elmore, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays md Fridays at 800 p. n. departs
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days at loo p. N. leaves alternate days arrival of
Western.
BERLIN from to six times week.
OFFIcs HOURS From 100 4. NJ. $50 P NJ.
JAMES G. FRENCH, P. ".
I0ntpelicr. Nav 1851
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Feb. p. The crew of the Fingal was sent to
Norfolk to-day. Three flags of truce were sent
out to-day. 1t is believed in Norfolk that Savan-
nah was abandoned by the inhabitants, and &C.
cupied by our forces. This is thought to be re.
liable, though no particulars have been sscer-
tanned.
The latest information is that some 200 men
are at work on the Merrlmac, and considerable
quantities of shot and she'll are going on board
New YORK, Feb. q. The Worlds WASH
ington dispatch says. the Presidents youngest
son is dangerously i'll.
Secretary Stanton had another attack of YER
tigo on Thursday night He is unable to receive
visitors on business to-day.
Mrs. Fremont is seriously i'll, and it is feared
that her sickness wiIl prove fatal.
All quiet at Port Royal.
No further Intelligence respecting the expe
ditinn to Savannah. The Philadelphia Inquirer
says the reported frauds upon the government
in articles of clothing and military horse trap
pings, discovered amounts Of over one million
dollars
an editorial in the Richomd Examiner reports
dsafecton Of a large portion Of the foreign
population in that city.
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G.n. HAliect today autographed to Gen. Nc
..4n lu4t Gca. Curtis mad taken Burtonville.
lyl.nsas, with 4 considerable quantity OF bag
~. Marry al the Fort Donelson prisoners
I've asrycd hr.e. and are being rapidly TOR
R-gi.d t. their destination. Gen. Buckner is
expected tonight, 1t Is understood that the
Ulcers vii. be sen. u Columbus, Ohio.
! InionscJG wko vas in Columbus on Tues
-sy, reports that no preparations were being
made Tor evacuation. There were ii steamers
with steam ur at the whar!!, and a salute was
iisl Indicating the arrival Of General and re-
tciofceIiel.ts IRON the South.
The celebration to.lDorrow in this city, is ex-
lected 10 be the grandest affair ever seen in the
West.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, March -=erm
VS.. Charles Reed of Montpelier have
OLIVER ELLIS } filed their bill of complaint, stating
in substance Iha the said OLIVER Ellis the 5ih day Of
April, A. D. 1858, indebted Peter Hatch, in
the Of $780, for the balance of the purchase money
for the premises herenaf described specified in three
promissory signed by said Ellis. and payable to
notes for $3.50, ayable Oct TO- 1883 for $500 pays
bic April TO- 1859, nd for 500, payable Oct 10,
1859. And in order the pa ment Of same the
said Ellis, by his deed OF bargain aud SAL dated the day
AMI aforesaid conveyed the said Hatch the fol
lowing described lard in Mddlesex, in the ounty of
Washington aforesaid, to wit About sixty Of LOT
No. Elcyc in III fourth division II lots said town,
drawn to tne original right of avid Morehouse; that
said Hatch had assigned and transferred said
deed and Endorsed said the and praying
for the foreclosure CT the equity Of redemption d the
premises
Aud whereas it appears that the said Oliver Ellis
sides OF this state that subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in pursuance Of he provisions OF
the Compiled Statutes Chap p, III notice Is he eby
given the said Oliver Ellis. and he is hereby required
appear before the Court af Chancery to be ho
den the House in Montpelier, in said County of
Washington, the cond Tuesday of March next, be-
ing the first day Of the ated term Of the Court of
ChaHcery in said eUnfy and make to said hill
Of complaint ard abide such order direction and decree
plainants in said bill directed 70 !: order &c
be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman.
printed at Montpelier in said County, three weeks
cessveIy, the last publication be least twenty days
previous TO the said second Tu sday III March next
Dated at Montpelier. in rad County. this 18th day OF
February, \. y. 1869.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, CLERK.
! Solicitors
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IRON TkNNESS EE.

ST. Louis, Feb p. A special dispatch from
Cairo t. the Republican, and Democrat says that
On Tuesday two rebel regiments from Clarks
vile came 10 forl D0ne.sOn and gave themselves
10. saving tnat they had been deceived and were
,j--d u lighting against the old flag.
i. Is declared that strong objection will be
,:ed u the Iennesseeaus against the Bowling
Green force oherins battle ut Nashville. The
Provost Marshal 1t Ciarksyllle has sent word to
Gen. Grant to GONE up and occupy the town at
yace. tie officers of the Sunboats now lying
:n.re represent the Union teein. as very strong.
lbg reJrc state that they had been made to be-
H.ye tAut tie Union army Was entirely composed
Q. l4,mars ana Negroes. for abolition purposes.
.4: nov tia, they sec it is not they are anxious
70 ram % her allegiance.
Prominent c.izenS say that similar feeling
xii meyall in the Whole Saate within a week
Gyy. Harris Ia. called the Tennessee Legislature
;.ech5r, Tor The purpcs , it i. affirmed, OF hav-
ie- all The unconstitutional acts passed by them
immediately anuuiicd. and tennessee officers
and CITIZENS declare that the STATE viii soon be
back N the Un,ou.
Gen. Gen. Buchner and johnson are still at
lot Uoneson zen. CuiluH has seat 60 nurses
e 3.tent {, n wounded 3. Mound City.
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TH1RTY-SEVEYTH CONGRESS.
Fanny Fob 81
SEN ATE

SENATE.
MI Collamer presented resolution. that, en-
RETAINING the deepest sympathy and coincidence
With the President in his recent affiction Re
sofrsd' That the Senate Cow aojourn The res
oiution was unanimously adopted Adjourned"
The homestead bill was taken up, the aues-
ton pending being on recomnittlng with in
strnctions to report bounty land warrant bill
Mr.. Grow argued il favor of giving inds to
actual settlers. aud appealed to the House to
pass the bill.
MIR. Knapp offered a resolution of sympathy
with the President. and for adjournment, which
was amended by request not TO have the pnblic
buildings illuminated Tomorrow night. and
passed. Adjourned.
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SOutia HearilWsca Academy.

THE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will commence
L February Is. and continue eleven weeks, under the
direction of the folio ang Board of Teachers
\. J. SANBORN. \. b.. Principal
Mrs. u J. SANBDRN, Teacher OF French
GEOHGE II. BLAKE, Assistant.
WILBUR WHIPpLE, Teacher Of Music.
Miss a. J. FORD, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
ABEL 7. WAY Teacher OF Penmanshil.
This Institution is situated in the pleasant healthy and
thriving village of South Hardwick easy Of and
surro lnded by moral and Intelligent community
Though has been i'll operation less than two years get
by the untrng energy of teachers and citizens its num-
her holars has constantly jucrea sed, ill il has won
patronage equal TO tlU ii many older institutions. i
good opportunity VIII here he given hose who wish to
fit themselves for college business life or for teaching
Instrumental and V cal Music, French. Drawing and
Pennanship will b. taught ny thorough and competent
teacher
strict c'uiormy wholesome rules will be required,
and pains will be spared by tho teachers to the
course study thorough and c school profitable and
plnasaLt for those who mag attend.
Lectures and Lyceums as heretofore.
Eoard including everything trou : 30 !" S30o per
week. Rooms for self boarders shilling per week
For Rooms or Board, apply to the Principal
For Tuition, small haudbi Is.
scholars particularly requested to he present At
the ginning Of the Term the classes will BE- formed
at that time.
For further particulars address the Principal.
L. e. CT YER, Secretary.
South tIardwick. Jan. %, 1862. 3lqfw3
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was leaving the south side Of the creek brisk
IRE was opened on them by the rebels from five
Or SIX heid pieces, posted in clump OF woods.
Some 4O shells were thrown by the enemy. all
OF which flew uncomtortably near the Stepping
Stones, but doing no damage save slightly tear
ing the flag. Tue fire was returned by her and
from howitzer in the launch, plunging a
shower OF rlf1ed shot into the cover of the reh-
els which undoubtedly damaged them, as their
fire soon slackened
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=. 4sAiNGToS, Feb. IL The steamer Stepping
Mr. I' a arrived this morning from the Upper Flo
,r% !'S.e'day morning She. with a launch
,s... way ere" from the Yankee, went on Il
mile. = WV "'e'f"'" ''eeA ''"'' ''"'
,enr,. aS Eastman sent out Acting Master Law
,,s WIN Tie auuch, who visited the north
49, s'I VI shores penetrating short distance
inl,n.. V''anc2 INTO TIE interior. but without
aoy signs of rebels. Just as the launch
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IRON HASHiSGTO.,

NEW loES, Feb. 81. Special dispatches from
Washington state that the Committee OF con-
's;ence On the Treas. Y note bill, cannot report
Until Monday.
President Lincoln is i'll to-day. and exhausted
lycont,nUei watching at the bedside OF his son
Willie.
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Nassau da;es OF the 18th state that The rebel
Nrtnsr loilawha, with Il full cargo Of cotton,
rived there thai date, and reported that tie
Steamer Isabel anl another vessel. both loaded
SKA cotton. ran The blockade off Charleston ut
III same tine
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M REPORTED SURRENDER OF NASHVILLE.

Washington, Feb. u 1t is believed that
J., Information has been received here other
N'' VIA Norfolk rela:iy" 10 the reported pro-
'l''' surrender Vi Nashville.
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I VIII begln ThGrsday, FtbTuaFy -.tT and continue
eleven weeks.
II. MCKILLOP. A. B Principal,
MISS FANNIE ~. MUTT, Preceptress,
Together with other tried and approved Teachers in the
various Departments
It the aim Of both Trustee and Teachers to make this
Institution what its indcate5-a PEOPLES Academy
where all Of whatever rank creed have equal ad
vantages for obtaining thorough and systematic knowl
edge Of all the branches laugh. in such schools
While teach, aud require an observance OF those
universal principles CT moray and religion which rec
nd themselves every member of the hur1Hn
sectaransm any kind contrary TO our constitution
TUITION THE SAME AS HERETOF
Board may be had in private families from 81. 81 to
$15 per week tiany of students board themselves,
and for this class ample accommodations provided
For further particulars circulars, address the
Principal az Morrisville.
W. r. CLEMENT, Prudential
D. ". PUTNAM, { Committee.
Morrisville Jan 2hh, 1862. 3lSwPw5
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1AttIoN " GORDON, THE sLvER-REIsroScE

NL|Ia TOR u KNslDE.
=" loRE, Feb 2i. GORDON, the SLAYER cap
.'."' wa, executed ~ noon to-day. He made
!-'eh' IL attempted suicide last night by
''"5 'isais s-;urated with strychnme.
.'- Rest sys rrInurcCmcnis have been sent
'.t. htruas.In. winch wil Increase his force
10 oOo MOI
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eS TELEGRAPH
70 THE FIR EEMA.N
: O'CLOCK, A. M.
FROM WASHINGTON.

fHoN "A .,',a..a A.,
Fsb u. Inc I0li'"ins was auuleeSeo 10 1ne
Senate AMI House oat oo"sieS "au aoJourheo
before 1t was de!''tfti .;,.1 ,...o, ,.
The President q 'n9 o'''eu N'aoe was ias'
syrnlug p!unSeu, ~ 40 - E. ~
beloved child Inc ilSaus oi nA, a .men'I III
consideration CT lhlS distressing event nave
thought 1t Wooiu NC noieUaoig ~ Eone auu
{, the American COPY in". h 'mo o haia anu pr.
te buildings Vtc' p,ea -! '|U tha 3oa ast -'o' O0
Illuminated % 'l'7 evening =, '"p -a '"'''
(Sisned) W. Ii. SEWARD,
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tA'AIo. Feb. u. 22O0 Fort Donelson pris-
'atf' arrived this morning Moe are expected
.-E]7ilW.