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EDUCATIONAL.
BOARDING AND Day SCHOUL.


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOUL.
The exercises Of the school At my house, (Mea
dow Farm,) In Hanover abo1t seven miles from
Richmond, will be re umed on the 10th Of the pre-.
sent mouth. At the solicitation OF several friends,
Ihave sgain copsentsd to take few BOYS as
boarders who will receive the same attention, and
be treated as my owa Sous
Trims For Board. Der session of i've months,
s75; TUITION, from $l2a TO as, according to the
studies OF the pupil.
ai3-6t W. b SYDNGR.
EDUCATIoNAL.- young Virgiaia LADY,
II who has hal several years experience, de-
siges to obtain = STU TON either in a Echoo
branches French, ard rudiments of Music. Ref.
esssces exchanged. Address "B., +" Ere ieri~sburg,
Va. ia l3-Sts
EN0LlsH A Nd CLASSICAL SCaVOL,
T. Universalist Church. Mayo Street.
Tho undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nounclng that he has associated with him, In
the Conduct Of his School, Mr.. u. MoRaIa,
Master OF Arts Of the University Of vir.
ginia.
Mr.. M, who Is an experienced teacher OF
tho Languages and Mathematics. has charge
OF the Classical department The method
Of instruction IL similar to that pursued at
The object Of the school is to prepare boy.
for the University, or any college, or for the
business Of life.
Terms, &c. made known on :pg,l.essss.lon.
"a l0-2Wt u. r. BURRUSS
NxT ATTENTION On o. FEMALE COLLIE
w 0IATE INSTITUTE
viii commence it, 4sd session JANUARY 9th,
prepared to give ample instruction In r. Solid
aud Ornamental brAnahes. For particular Cd
dress JULIUS WILCOX
ta4-l9ts Principal.
M RS. JOHN DARRAUOTT viii oman
wi school, on the first Of January next for
young ladies, ct Westwood, her rssidenoe, on the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpiks, oue mile
ftom RiohmouA
hoard and tuition IN English for ten mosGhs,
ol6O; tuition In Engsh, tone half In advanoe) go
Music aud French o. the usual prices.
RxYKRKNcEs-Rsv. Charles II. Read, D. D.;
Pssahy = 0rastan. Esq; Dr.. Thomas Pollard.
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SERVANTS ron HIRE.
MILITARY NOTICE9.

Att AND INGPR GENL's OFFNB,
RICHMOND. Jan. sth lea
ExtTact.
CPECIAL ORDEAS so 7.-"m. All person
y in Gotsrnment employ, IL the pubue work.
SHOP or elsewhere, sse exempted fran militia
duty - -
YBE command Of the Secretary Of Wse.
JNO. WETHERA
jal0-3w - Ass't Az 0ss1
CHESTERFIELD UUUNTY.-ATTEN-
~ TON, The members Of
my command ars hereby ordered to meet me q
Battery No Is. On TUESDAY, 18th Instant, q 10
4. H. We will b mustered Into ssrviee On that
aAy. hean VIII bgiDG tWe saiss a eIotAos
ana Two blankets end 2 bed tsk .ish IN:
ja0-0@ Cant. 81 Artillery ChestAsN~lA d
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VA. 4 TENN. R. r CO.,
Lynchburg, Dec. "A. 1861.
TNHE coupons Of this Company due and payable
LIST January. 1862, will Do paid ON pressnta-
ton A. this ofics-the holder making affidavit
that thu coupons presented for payment and the
bonds to which they were attached were the bona
de property Of cirizens Of tn Confederate States
Ut the time If the secession Of Virginia
ja3-3aw3w F.0. MORRISON Treasr.
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ANTI d NEGhOEs.-W.nted to hire
w Negroes, free or slaves Laborers Me
chanics and Teamstsrs, for service on the PENN.
sula on the following terms and conditions:
II hire by the month (not less than six months)
fifteen dollars per month will be paid for Labor
ers with rarions, comfortable quarters and Medi-
cal attendance free
If hired by the year one hAndred dollars per
aunum paid quarterly; with ratons. comfortable
quarters and Medic al attendance free and usual
allowance Of clothing.
For Teamsters and Mechanics twenty dollars
will be paid; and rations, comfortable quarters
and Medical attendance free.
The Government will be responsible for the
value Of these M broes, If captured by the enemy
or allowed to escape to them, or killed in action
In all other respects the contract Of hire will be
subject to and confornable to the Laws If VIZ
ginis
For further particulars apply at the Office of
HECTOR DAVIS Franklin street. near Welt from
10 o'clock, A. n. to 4 p. M until the le,h inst.
BLOOMFIELD,
Quartermaster General Of the Peninsula.
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OAMP NEAR CIHTREvnLI,
nncAmhAr QQA lH6l

U0C9m6ef "a, I66L
take pleasure In Recommending my lsts ~
mar, Mr.. p. j. AKCHRR, u ill my friends, and ~
patrons. ] am eonAdsnt they can make no bssis
selecsicn. A. soon - ths war, Ia which Aave
been sngaSsd since the beginning, csasss. sAN
resume the commission bu insss on my own ~
count. THO0. @. PDYTON,
n l-A1QtkAvAA MaioP ySh Va Rnet
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-sTes7y ' -. o. OF ANa1IOA
QUARrssnAs1sa's OvsIcs'
RIesnoHp, Va, January =, issd:
DROPVSALS viii b. resolved o. The once
III the dslivsry Of
100 tons AAY.
100 10. ShEAF OATS,
loo do. FODDER,
10 d. Oh o1S,
loo d.. WHEAT, a. CAT STRAW =.
BY the le.h February. 1874 for the a's
Confed@sts States Army.
JOHS r. WHIfFIELp,
kS-las Captain end \. y =
OONRnDERAT8 0TATES OF AAbFi0A'(
QUAKTss MAST1Rs svcs'
Riohmoaa, We January :. ieol -
D2OPO6ALs VIII - received d tas -
sos the delivery Of see hunffse ,sSS d
bushels CORN, b. tAs iesh fsbsuSy'
Tie ~ Of ~ Ooni0asrate Atates esnZo
JOHN p. YHlTPtkN
ias-ow lOaptain saA Al osas'ss
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" 8 T A v E 8,
for making whiskey barrels and small kegs, for
which I will pay the best market price.
ALSO-Wide Oak SLAVES.
K. HAMMERBACHER,A ssnt,
a9-6t* Corner Br. I'd and I'd ats.
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Surviving partnsr Of Blankirship 4 Johnsoa.
10 SLIT

HISNOLU TION.-Ths so.Daftnerhp q
IL WATKINS & F1CKLHN expires this "
By limitation. Either OF the subscribers may u
the name Of the Arm In liqu{dAtios. Our boob
and accounts will be found IN ouf ofheA 90 ~
second Aoor Of our late storshouaA 1S9 Main A.
where al persons indebted 70 - viii plsaAs 81
and make Immediate payment; and those Asvioa
elaine against ~ win present them thsr. 70. .ssk
ment. J. b. WATKMA
Jas. n TIOKLM.
ns.h~.o~A Ysv, 4 1aA4 4a2-1n
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SHIP.-Ths Arm Of BLANKENSHlP !
JOHNSON, proprietors Of the Virginia LvUy
Stable. wa dissolved on lat January. JAS. c.
JOHNSON viii continue the business o. The ID
stand thankful for the patronage exteadsd y tn
late 6rm and asks . cor tiruAnce Of Il 10 hiuk With
the assurance that every effort shall bs6s4s
give satisfaction.
For the accommodation Of Dfovers b ~ n
pla stable room and mul@ lots.
Persons iudsbted to the late nrm VIII pasan
make prompt Payment, and any person hsvhs
claims against them will present them for psi,
ment ut once, a. Il u desirable to Sose he on
business with ~ little delay - possible.
]. q. JOHNSON,
N,syvfvinu rartxaP NJ R1nnk II ah}n a Jahnsoa
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ISSOL UTION Tho oo.peFaee..
IL Of JONES 4 CLARK u Thu day aiasoiyS
81 lfmitstiou. The name Of the Afm Win b ~
BY either partner h closing the eonessa.
ROBEaT 9. JONIR
WILL r. CLARK.
nANyIIIH JsnnnrY l. 1872
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NISSOLUTION The partnership b
- tween WORD & WEISl0ER b tAt
day dissolved by consent.
The name Of tho arm only to be u0od b
closing the business. s'
QUtN n. WORD,
IN l-2W o. g. WEISIoER,
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KICh'D 4 DANVILLE X, Il. CO.,
DECEMBER 10, 1861.
~ rectors held this day, . dividend Of Three psr
cent. was declared pay able on the lst day Of Jan
uary, le62. The TransSer Books win be closed
from the 18Th instant to TIE LIT day Of January
THOMAS ". BROUKENBROU0H,
d Him AuAitne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
Momolr Of Rev. James Hobart.


We nave 'eeh N.4al ftrm.ue' "i lHr tu.H'r
of The forthcoming memoir Of Rev james ilo-
b,rt 10 uubl,a .be tgtrasuct,an ID, ina, uora
..s.5s,t.f..
~,
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'' '"e "'''"' ''"' EXCUSE y Always ft''oh'o4
NieV''''
az I'''' '''7 =" 20 e''t " "a"u y q Qua "'I-
P"e'' No' W "' 'o"5' 10 nave ''f 'F 70 laN
oul "Senu'! 70 the u'ln' =. 9 discover >ucA a
',''uu - WI" S'"''! '"' minus H"I con>ei'"Ce'
VI "" VINO ate "'4'""'s" WIN "a Su'Jeet q MS
AeH'o"' "''' "e n"N ." ,'ith ne m'Sut uu!
"'op. "e .nSu'se Oh o. '"i ana say y ne
h''! huN'u"'N "uo'" ~ mas ue'H ih''t"ine". ~
]" oo"'el""5 "'" Tue eiiO' o' 'ne' Way ly
are o"i 'P''"e' ",'''tn ~ ou' ue"'''' Nuo"h ana
''A" % al "'el "f'leo, TOO not WIN pen
"nu '''N uul "''n 'ne NPtN 81 me NlhS goa IL
'ne heal'N 'hu CONSEQUENCES OF 'ae many thousands
o. 'oe resent anu past generations VINO nave
"N'e"eu - us i'''e' prayers al" powerful appea'
10 '"e'' oo"s''e''''N' bu'''S several years pas
NUMEROUS 'e'e nave oeen "uU'esNcu 70 nun ''ou
sever" "e'suoo',"s states ana 'Foh some ''F "
tue west earnestly something al "e plrucuA'S
'e'tIe"es 10 NJ uAo'' % "e'"N ministerial laoofS
anu various o'ne' particulars CONNECTED WIN III
ni''or! ana Wherever me winter mas Travelled
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
Mortified all right again.

We had supposed that when We announced,
chat our quota had been filled, we should not be
called upon 10 raise any more men at this time,
but we were mistaken. Orders came Tor 33
more, and we went to work with u will, and on
Monday raised the number, making in all 265
good and true men. On sunday men canvassed
the whole town, and urged the citizens to assem-.
Die on the common ut the Depot Village on
Monday. All business was suspended, bells
rang out the appeal to arms eloquent and pat
rlotlc speeches were made by our citizens, and
by 10 clock at night, the last man completing
The 80, was enrolled, Tor which God be praised
j. g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

PouToAL.-Ihe Republicans have carried
California in the State election by very large
majority This is particularly gratifying, mas
much as it never has been done before. Mr..
Lincoln had a plurality OF all the votes cast, but
there was majority OF nearly 10000 against
him. The election OF Republican Legislature
secures the choice OF stanch Republican to
AXE the place OF Senator Latham in the United
states Senate.
In Maine, the election has resulted in Re.
publican triumph, although it Is now thought
mat the Democrats have elected one member Of
Congress
The Massachusetts, State Convention unanf
mousIy re-nomnated the present incumbents o
State Offices Tor reelection, but Lieut. Gov Ne
smitl declining, Joe Hayden OF williamsburg
vas put ON the ticket IN his place. The Con
Yeuton also enthusiastically endorsed Senators
Simmer and Wilson, aad recommended the re-
election Of M Sumner The call for the con
yenton was general in lite terms, something Xix,
the one in this State.
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Months of ils publication, Il is an entire New Work of
nearly 2lO pages. Many of the Tunes and Hymns were
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

WASHINGTON Sept. IL The following vas
received tins morning By the Associated Pres
by special messenger
FRfpEucK, sept 70. Frederick is ours Tie
FIST g, oal lolc entered zine east cud OF fh.
town lo'c.ock yesterday afternoon Haitian
hour later d. cavalry force under command 90
Com. Plrasauton, entered .bo cty BY way ot
tuc Alrke. street turnpike. The mann bod, oi
The rebt forces evacuated the uy au Thurs
day
A i.w cavalry from t.e command IL zen
stuart, ana tne Hampton Legion, madea charge
upon our troops, when the inter catered, aut
tne enemy We're speedily rtpu>ed Our Io,-
WIS tNJ Killed and SIX wounded, while the rebels
suffered at least TO that extent
lae reception OF our forces was of a most eu
tausmstlc character The entire city was over
Dyed, and the people turn ed cut IN maSS 80
Welcome our forces. Along the streets throusb
which our forces passed, flags were waved from
housetops aud Windows, aud The sidewalks wore
lined with spectators, including full represent
alton OF ladies'.
The rebel forces are represented to be about
l25,O0O strong. The citizens of Frederick have
suffered much from the rebel lncursion, inclu.
dug the loss OF domestic supplies.
The enemy were in starving and ragged
condition many OF them being without shoes
They confidently expected tina, at least 80 00O
men would dock III to them in Frederick county
jackson was here, together with Longstreet
aud Hill. They left Frederick with the IN.
tention, as reported, Of going to Pennsylvania.
but subsequent events seem TO Indicate that they
will eudeayor to retreat ino Virginia, by way
Of Nilhamsport.
This morning, an engagement is going on AZ
the foot of the MOUNTAINS, on the road to Sandy
Hook, with the rebels, consisting of two thou
sand cavalry and three batteries. \ portion of
the enemy went TO llagerstown, while jackson
took the lelt-hand road towards Ilarper's Fer
ry. ihe rebels left $50 of their sick in Freder.
lex About 10 prisoners were taken last night
and tins morning, between this city and the
mountains
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

4 MILITARY D1wrIM.--" Perioy the
Washington coucspoadau. ., .h Hlsoo jour
nol, Mcclellan worship Ter, ~. recent letter,
tuus endmyors 10 show ,Aa. W. are not APP
preaching "a military depo,sm
There are a few, however, who continue their
BITTER hostility 10 the reinstated commander.
and some Of them 60 SO far as to assert that we
have passed tho turning point from republican
government 70 a military dcspotism. These
opinions however are guardedy expressed, ami
It ,copH hndig besate 10 say daWhing against
Gen. EcCeildn before the hoops pho hare
serr.d under has ordcrS eho appear 10 almost
,oorsap ham. The passage 81 frdnkla's Diris-
ION past his quarters, yestddoy IS dfsG'0ed as
~ Grafton.
We don't know what '' Perlgs opinion OF
a military despotlsm is and j, woud't be easy
20 conjecture from the above paragraph what he
would regard as dangerous symptom in mill
,ary circles when suca little tnacs as crushing
freedom Of speech are mentioned as evidence
.4at there is 10 danger Of military rule.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 10. The Press Of this
city has received the following dispatch
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept 5, five clock p. VI.
The whole Of Gen Buell's army is hns.cning to
the support Of the city, which is now menaced
by Bragg, who follows our rear guard at q
respectful distance.
The city Is being fortified Gen Thomas wiil
be placed u commaui with order, /, defend the
city at all hazards An advance composed d.
the 79th rcan., oath ill.,, lst WIS sud l7th
Ky. regiments, accJmplnle. ~ TOO batteries of
artillery aaYo lett here to tcudrr tacr respect.
to cen k,rly Smiths rear Fifteen thousand
men under Cen Buell. Viii leave a mglt FIR
'.c Same da ination. Eight thousand from tat
army 81 Gen. Bosecrns have arrived he.e 8
day or tue gurfos u reinforcing Gyu Buea
refuge. from Columbia ~. Car#i 3ul
is being ioraied. Gen. Bragg Will uu eatc a-
mapping. The secessoust. are bo.d ihe union
s's uustlui ana unlauutad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

mgtln, while tie army Of Maryland sacks the
holders and ing4''s Pennsylvania
uAlBERsBuRu 5 pr -, IL, 2. NJ ltisnow
Frederic YESTERDAY, passing tmougl Boous
borough and Il tistown, towards Williams
Port. II was estimated at 10000 infantry, g.
Geo cavalry and pieces of artillery
I HARRISBURG, s.pt. IS. The rebels occupied
Mid1Ie5ory VIII $1,000 infantry and were fol-
hrog IS moo doIla'eiy known, bat j. supposed
% nave 'e'n 'e'7'eh 'oe rrDe.s under jackson,
ana y i'[ag unat. W. "nlle at Mar'nsbmgh,
or O'i. M''e- at '~fFef reT%
BAIuN0Htt 5D.t. H. a respectable irm Ia
tttdruck 40 moo y Gay says, heavy iirng %
iua direcIono OF Harper s Ferry commenced early
.As morning ano .9nJnued unul II @ clock. it
.htt Gears. d and .umencel again at noon. Cen
hgohor tyok pom non Of Frederick hst night,
aaa Ura Mcclellan enteHed the ct} with NJ,
my. = Il.., +. ' R'-. ''-''
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d. w Asi'N''oN' 9.t'' It. 'li"aISh. mat q
lS"' mas ,.'" progressing 10 i"e erection q
h@I g. rc'Iy 7e'a5 'eyohA question: Both
% '''- '"Allia ana .I"fJ ANA 'ide 81 the Poto-
,h'c "e''y "lin" hN "eeh Ne4fd al dAy WHh
ouI 'IIei lu'e'fup,3a''
=. h'l''Its WY auu y TWO mics rom ms c!Iy.
me news ''u7 iaF received through private
39nrt-S gives promise q beneficial results 70 the
OhIoh cause ana pas "ccordlh-ly elaled The
SElT,''1, ~ an ioyaI men NAN communication
Win FREDERICK VIII ne resumed tomorrow,
lIARusBuRGn, sep,. H. Heavy c4,nor,dins
was heard this morning at Hanover Greeacaslle
and ChAmbersburg. proceeding. aprarentlv
ana 'ht Feoel' south oi Hanover Gen. Key
nolds nds assumed q "inand o, the army for the
defence 81 Pennsy wanna
LATER
0'ng a5 "f'-n Oas's '"d tHala0aIsoursn. Mill
'af' Preparations e. I'o5'o 'n1 hr'iy. ihe
ug' are pouring !" On Loot ana ay ran from
=. ga .s.'''s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

BALTIMORE, sept 3. The police mode an
importaa capture .ast night ito tbc huose Oh Dr.
r. l.. Williamson, seven miles from tnis city.
on The lloodrstown road. Having received in
formation that some rebel officers lrom the in
Wding amy were being !etsd by ther friends
me police proceeded tmtner aud surrounded J8c
house, and whilst those within were having d
Jolly good time haggod the whole PARTY. as fol-
lows Capt. Harry GiImw, CO +, Suarts cav
airy Grafton ID. Carlisle aad Lieut. Baiuc
These men were ditguis4d 10 citizens dress.
The police also seized Dr. williamson, thor
entertainer, and the following CENT. n.u friends
D. p. Hayward, j H. buchanan \ xauder
carey and Martin Mcliraw. The whole party
were Brought to this city ami le u1w in CLOSE
confinement
The police were armed with rifles ana prepac-
ed tor an emergency.
The following booty was also iouad on the
PREMISE, Two splendid horses sword a gun,
two reyolyers, a large knife, powder flask
some shoes, boots flannel shirts, &c. intended
for the rebels.
These rebel officers belong to this city, 1t is
thought they will, as they justly should, meet
the fate OF spies.
CINCINNATI, Sept l3. The rebel army has
fallen back beyond Florence Some stragelers
taken by cur scouts say they had 20,OOO men
and Others say only 10 600 advanced this side
OF Florence under Gen. Heath.
Prisoners say he retrealed because he heard Of
Buel's presence in Kentucky, And had not heard
from Bragg. Our scouts late last night report
The enemy retreatng in confusion.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10. A special dispatch
TO the Bulletin says Harrisburg has been de-
AIRED under martial law, and that every able
bodied man is going to Chembersburg.
PmLADELrHlA, Sept. b. The Buiiet,n is out
in an extra with the following
KARLSRUHE, Sept Is;
Men are wanted in companies. philadelphia
should respond Immediately There is no time
for delay, y heavy battle has been progressing
south OF ilagerstown for the last four hours. Ii
is supposed TO be between jackson and the Tn.
ion forces at MartinsburgA
dispatch has Just been received from Col
Thomas Scott. from llarrisburgb, stating thai
battle is going ON below Ilagerstovu between
/ Col Miles and Jlckson's force, and calls on al
f troops to rush 10 llarrisbargh
thergported retreat OF Jhcksan snotcredited
The Cbambcrsburgh telegraph operator say
Z he has card firing all the afternoon from th
ii vicinity OF Nlartmshurge
|, HARRsBrRen, sept 10. Heavy artillery fr
= ing was heard ut GreenGst'c and Chambers
= buigh this morning in the direction OF WI
5 lmmsport
PmLApElrnh, Sept. Is. The military excite
mcnt in this city is intense.
HARRISBURG, Sept ID. The rebels claim tina
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

ElMunnrwN, sep. II The rebels under
Gen Duncan tucked our force at Green river
near Mumurlrillo, about o'clock this after.
noon. IA. igbt lasted several hours Oar
mea fought bnely, firing the last shot. The
rebels were rpulsed with heavy loss. The
rebels sent IN nag of truce, asking permission
to bury their lead, which was granted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

Tng VERMONT rRoors --From letter written
by one Of Capt Randall company, dated Sep
tembor 9TH We learn that ~ that date the
Vermont Brigade were near Clouds Mills, Viz
ma. The Vermont cavalry had been with
them. having come from CentrcuIle to Alezan-
der. butbad gone up towards Washington From
the .lcxandria correspondent OF the New Yark
Tr,buac however, we learn that smiths Dl
vision. which INCLUDE, the Nermon Brigade,
strucs tents tie otl inst and marched toward
Rockville, Maryland, which 4t last accounts
was occupied b, our forces. The Brigade has
not been ia aug Of beg cent battles, but will
doubtless axe is pas 81 TIE engagements that
earao. b. much longer postponay in Maryland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

BALrmlRg, SPIT Is We have positive in
ormaliou that abroad communication was in.
tercepted aud tie telegraph wires cut between
Harper's Ferry and Cumberland yesterday by
the rebels
\ reconnaissance to the vicinity of North
Mountain, aboutseven miles south OF Williams
port, encountebd some r5eel pckets. We klli-
ed and captured b. twas discovered that
Generals Ice add Jackson bad crossed the Po
tomae river near Mortinsburg
Gen. Loggsret it was thought, viii cross
further np the liver,
Tho w6oletbel force is rotreaung across the
Potomac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

LOUISVILLE, Sept. H.. There has been much
excitement here this afternoon IN consequence
of news of Il battle between our forces and the
rebels at Numordsville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

HARRsBrRen, sept, l3 Heavy artillery liz
ing was heard at Greeneast'c and Chambers
buigh this morning in the direction Of VII
Transport
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

HARRISBURG, Sept. 10. The rcbes claim that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

PnLApElrnA, Sept. Is. The military excite.
mont in this city is intense.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

WASHINGTON, Spr ~ 10 has been a.c.r-
tfned taaJ tbe ne !. coum iced the ,@cua.
don a Frederick "Wednesday uignt, moving
od towards Boone orough ana lugee,own aid
abandoning their pc Immediately 20 the left Vt
Frederick @dich ar force, nov occupy