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DaaAy Il Shields Driving The Enemy
The VERMGNT CAVALRY ct WORK.

Tie following despatch has been received at
the War Department
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE DEPARTMENT }
Of THE SHENANDOAH, April l7-9 2. M.
10 lion. E. A. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Our troops occupy New Market Tonight
There has been artillery skirmishing but no loss
on oar side, We have taken many prisoners.
(Signed) N. P. Banks, Maj Gen.
MouNr JACKSON, Va, April II. Mount Jack
Soo was occupied this evening at 9 o clock The
rebels made little resistance, and burnt the
bridges as they retrealed. Our advance was
made by the turnpike and by u side road. Cav
aI:y were sent out last night at 10 O'Clock 10
cut otf the retreat OF the rebel, but were de-
aInea and arrived only u short time before the
advance on the turnpike.
Inc Vermont Cavalry dashed through Mount
'@RSon to prevent the burning OF the bridge
"crois the creek beyond the town. They cap
'uTcd somc rebeS in the act of firing the bridge.
\ Lieut. O! Aehby's who WAS retreating with
We Colonel himself, was captCred, and Ashby
Vu.y escaped by wearing the Federal Cavalry
"''oFih The bridge across tho Shenandoah
"aS fortunately saved.
"ooDaIoCk, Va, April 10. Inc cavalry
C"mNny taken yesterday was commanded by
''pt' larry. who was absent. His three leu
WH0h'S wac aiken. Our Officers believe it pos
,i''' That an action viii take place to-day
ven Shields was in hammond of his lorces and
sS's directions for a right flank movement,
10cn caused The enemy Il retreat The loco
~''''eS, cars, Nc, were burned by the enemy.
VERY LATEST.
AT enc half past 10 last night, Gen. Banks
"~' reached New Market and was in not pursuit
" "e enemy there ls no news from Gen. Banks
. ,aN morning. The enemy made toint of re-
,''""c' az budd's Hill. u very strong position
''SO1d Nc jackson, but on Il demonstration Of
""'ck ny our forces they fled.
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Observation-Disclosures, Is to IS. Cheese, Oto7 Lard
r. Taow, 10. Dried Apple, to 10: Eggs, IL cents.
Potatoes, 30 to 49, Beans 81 25 go MapeSus 12to
49, Peas, $12a to $50
Onions-Sl.O0. Apples-S3,o 80 to 90 per bbl.
FLoCa Superne, S. o. Axtra, $50 Extra Family 500
Double Extra G,25 to 6,;5 Superior, $50.
GRAIN HAY-Corn, 10. Oats SO to 90 Herdsgfass
Seed, $50 per buse Clover 10 TO IL per pouna
Hay, &c., IS, per Rye, 65 to 70.
MIsCELLANEoCsDry and green hard wood, 2,25 to ESQ
Shingles $l00 to ,,5o. Woo--co,nmon 40 to 90 Bark
250' per cord Nails 1925.
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APACHE GLEN, New MEXICO,
between Santa Fo and New Mexico, Mar. 30.

correspondence Of The Missouri Republican.
.,, 'l'ce wrote you Col. Hough's column, 400
,'i"n5 nave advanced to Hogan's Ranche, rs
IL" north OF Santa Fe. where they encountered
;"v rne'"y whose strength was not known, and
'1m,h'e'ateIy engaged them.
~, uuJ0r Crlttenden, with the lst Colorado vol
n n"VefS' End TWO com panies Of United States
, ,%6,'nry' under Capt. Lewis, were sent across
a"o.l river to TAIL upon their rear Col. Slough,
all, 'U,ne to the programme, gave way gradu
un!n , Which left the supply train OF the rebels
Iswupportcd, which Major Crittenden and Capt.
lo,d"s easily captured together with about fifty
'''0'u wagons that were burned, and twenty
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Whc .l1gorkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. April


At Market 1868 Cattle about 800 Beeyes and 60 stores
consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and one woandtkrts
years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra $685. to 100; drst quality
1925 to $3.50 I'd $5,15 Sd, 500.
Working O1en--$10o to 49,
Cows and Calves--s25 to &C.
Calves-S0,O0 to 600.
Yearlings-N None.
Eve years old-$11 to 49,
Three years old--S19 tool.
3hee nd Lambs-4130 at markct-pfices in IS, 50 60
to 800 each Extra, - 90 TO $50.
RemarksA better supply of cattle this week than last.
The best sold for 81 pr The average prices ab out
the same as .Gst. Sheep about the same.
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BOSTON GsAEsGGRT, Apsi. 10.


Elour.--Wesern, $500 to $50.
Pork.Prime. $1,000 to II 90 Mess, $l, 25 to IA 80
Beet, $500 to 1890 Lard, 81 to o. Hams, to Il.
Butter, II to D. Cheese, to s. Eggs Is to co. fot2os
As to 81, Dried Apple to 8.
Wool. Saxony fleece, 40 to SO American Full Blood Il
Is Half blood IL to IS; Common ~ to 43.
Corn - 60 to ST. Cats 33 to 40. Rya r. to 70. Herds
Grass seed 200 Clover o. 10 per H. Hops 10 20.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN APRIL 10, 1862

prisoners, also, one two Mound howitzer xb;.,,
was captured from us at Fort Craig.
Col. Houghs command then fell back to a
strong position. Our trophies are 100 prison
ers, prlvatcs and officers, so loaded wagons
burned and one piece of artillery From one
hundred to two hundred rebels were killed and
wounded, including one major and two captains
Our loss is about Is or 20 killed, and 80 or 40
wounded
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CAIRO, April is. The river at this point is
rising very rapidly. l. is already 40 feet above
low water mark, ana up to the mark of the
oeecn which Hooded Cairo some years ago.
Great preparations are being made in antcipa-
iton OF Its breaking through the levee There
is nothing from the Tennessee river and nothing
that can be Published from Flag Officer Foote S
hota.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April Is. At o'clock
this morning the Connecticut river was Is feet
ABOVE low water mark and rapidly rising
ROME, N. Y, April is. The whole Mohawk
Valley is inundated Trains of the N. Y. Cen
tral hallroad were detained last night but came
through to-day, although several miles of the
track are under water.
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Office OF the n. Hayward Company.
MANUFtCTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
10 Milk an0AI5 Congress Streets.

TT
BOSTON, MARCH 1sT, 1862
To Manu- dcturers, the TRADE, and tie Public
In the grant from the n Hayward Company to Metro
poan Washin. Machine Company, Under the license Of
Charles Goodyear said n. Hayward Company for the
of Vucanized India Rubber coverings for rolls, the
right to such application to the haiey machine was sIe
caly reserved and is excl siyely owned by he N Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights guar
anced to the trade and manufacturers and is the only
invention in which the Yulcanized Rubber Rolls n
erings for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, 'mt the
clothes
The injunction granted in favor Of the n. Hayward
Company, joint mpainanls. and the subs quent
graa with the above reservation, fully abl;sh tie RICH
to this article in the Il. Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
ER REPR ESENThTION - FALSE, and evidently IN
tended to impose upon The public false representations OF
title. we'll worthless Machines. that turn on the
shaft and smut. n. llAI WARD OmfANG.
THEo. G. WEEKS Agent.
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Y sstECc.

WHEREAS my wife, Lovina B. French, having left my
w bed and board without any just provocation this is
therefore to forbid all persons harborng trusting her
on account, shall pay debts of her contracting
after this date HORACE FRENCH.
Peacham, March 5h, 1862 324fw3+
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Trr ina Going south and East.

T'rrina Going soutJ, and Tgnst.
leave Montpelier - As NJ. 90 p. Il. ana ~ 80 I'M
M ALL TRAIN leaves ST. Alba rs at CPS burlin gOn
wi 700 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
teton and with Northern r. 4. for Boston, Lowell Wo
cesjer Sc and CONNECTING at Bellows Falls with hes
ire R. r. for BOSTON and with Vermont Valley r. Tor
Springfed New Haven and Ne" York, arriving In New
York ut l0,l5p Il.
AcCoMoDATioN TRAIN leaves RoIscs Point at 600 A. "
for Buriin gton and Notleid
NIGHT EXPRESS TEAM leaves OgdeisbH,g at li3O NJ,
Mont yea at 80 r. Nj, EusCs Poi lat 3 10 a., arriT
ing at Burlington ut 925 NJ, in Bosonn 40 NJ, COLI
meet ut Bellows Fla lis with Eheshie r. for Boston
md W0rce and with Vermont valley H. for Spring.
field and New ilavrn ana arriving in New York at 4.2o
=. M $500
Trims Going Narahnnd West.
Leave Mont priie, at CS An IS 4 Il and 90 r. ~.
MAIL TRAN leaves Boston al 7.30 ~. VIA Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchhurc Leaves Springfield at 725 ID.
DeIioWs Fall, at 1925 connecting AZ Wine klve
junction with Northern r. r. from Foston and with Pas-
arriving at Burlington at 70o A. ahd st. Aihans ~ I"
Acconnop,rrnN Train leaves Mortified nj 8.2j 4. H.,
and Burr r,on NJ A. NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
trua arriving at burlington at ll'9o ana 1T Moh'sa a'
500 r. N,
N,drr ExrnEss TRAIN leaves Fellows Falls at 10 PM,
wing passengers from Vermont Valley H. r. leaving
New York at $40 A. NJ and from Cheshire H. X. cohnec-
in White River junction with train leaving Boston III
) r. Nj. via Low"ll or Lawrence Leaves White kivet
Junction at ll53 p. NJ, arriving at Burlington az go
NJ, Ronses Point NJ 40 NJ, Montreal ut 0,oO A. NJ {,
nd OgdepshuIgh at200 p connect NJ with 1Ean"
Trunk trai ns for Detroit. Chicago and NE Wcst
sleeping cars attached To futh me hiBnt cApieS
traias uhine Between Rolsc's Pontand Boston.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and The Vest Tor rare !"
~ g principal stations. ~ , :,
st, HlbaDs. VI Jan. 4. lS(l.
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Hoy1RHsK

fNH!s Machine is aaptcd to ali kinds Of Clothes, from
l. pocket handkerchief to bt6quilt. I'u wiring
your Clothes in less than quarter Of the time and
much dryer that they will dry in half the time, and
not njure your Clothes half much when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
ROLLS COVERED WITH RUBBER, and constructed to
together will treat PRESSURE and fast and easy
The springs in the rolls constructed to yield the
most in the CENTRE where the hulk of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them By This the
springs with the rubber close tight around the Clothes
that they come through
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However the garment may be- it receives equal
amount of 1t is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it be run by power for LAUNDRIES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although it is
small and simple Machine, it is able o do alarge
Of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for three
past, and found to do everything that il designed to
do. And after any buys Of them, and icds it
will not do what claim for it, thef return it and have
their money all authorized to do this.
So there is chance for you to get humbugged by giving
them trial, and it muy be just the thing you want.
TO wash with this Machine put your clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with
ter then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require ubbng
excepting the irties parts, such as collars and
Wristbands which will require bur slight rub with The
hands By this process you will be able do your wash
ing in less than half the time you by hand atty
ther machine i'll use, nd niue easier and and
tear to your clothes like the rubbing beard AMI twisting
70 get the water from themas yor the principle
of my tlGchine is to squeeze nsead Of rub and twist,
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Nor,hfeld, W.
4 Machine exhibition at Eraman Z Tidens.
Z. INGALLS,, Agent.
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E0eFce 10 'E'QssSEsnaes.

4 Public Examination sor examining those WHO design
IL to teach in the Common Schools in The town of Berlin,
will be held at the School House Montpelier village
Friday May 2Rd at O'Clock A. NJ, the exercises to
close at o'cloc% p. Nj None need apply who not
well qualified Evidence of good moral character will be
expected from strangers. All citizens earnestly in
yited to be present
J. NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent.
Berlin, April Sh, 1852
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FROM PORT ROYAL,

NEW YORK. April Is. The Star Of the
South has arrived from Port Royal.
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u y TEL EGRAPH
70 THE FHEEMA.V
r O'CLOCK A. M.
7opT WRIGHT CAPTURED
DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

CHICAGO, April IS. The Evening Journal
SAYS. we have rou private sources this morning
tnf Fort Wright Was attacked by Com. Foote's
ao 't on Monday and captured We presume
,nr information IS correct us it comes from one
at Cairo who knows about everything that is
gcing on.
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A RE ,Nou single: There too man. in that state
RI The Of family undoubtedly has good deal to
do in keeping many from taking companion for life.
Sickness is great Of trouble and ard
is to you The great bere 10 be derived from
the of DR. Chords Homeopathic turatives that this
article is written. A am" case Of his medicines in
house be used in all the little ailments that may occur,
Will do more to preserve harmony and health han any
thing that be done. hen econom!Zer there is
nothing like il to KEEP Gown expenses you may curtail
in everything else but it will be like Saving at tie
pgot ami wasting the burg'' You want to know
where tl,ey lie found they sold by Fred Il.
Smith Montpelier, w., Agent, address H. S. Burr
Go wholesale, Boston, Mass, Philip Lee l36 William
street, New York.
manual which gives all nformation will be sent Tree
on appl cation.
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Boston, April 10. Gen Sigel is said to
dangerously i'll at his residence at St. Louis.
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WILL during the present run their Lime Of st class
ITDpT,1n CAIiT4T S;t.'EE2; a. a zz'II::I{;:5
Daily, between 0gdershurgh, CeaYeand Toledo Detroit.
Milwaukee, and Intermediate ports including Waukesan,
Kenosla Racine, Fl. VI ashinGto Shehoygan anitow0c,
IT. Huron, and ST. Clair leaving Cgensburgh, arrival
Of the Express Train from The Ea5 calling regularly for
asscpgers and freight al hEockrile Alexandria Boy,
Clayton. Cape Vincent and Nswego.
Passengers ard EaHilics lnoVsn. Wcst, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams stock, &c, and land
together without disturbance or TraNuhpmcnt. at their
Port tdcs.inaton. These Steamers have large Cabins
and State Rooms antiy and nety furnished, for First
C9Gss PASSENGERS and icoad Cabias with Cook Stoves
and comfortable accommodations for Passengers and Fam
lies who may wish furnish tcir provisions and
bedding.
No efforts will BE SHARED to maintain the reputation
Of i,is. as THE CIIEA PEST AND BEST ROUTE so
aNrFreight forwarded to Of The agents OF this
Company Ogdensbur h will receive careful attention
and despatch. Apply 10
GEO. a. EDDY, agent, ngdensburrh, Ny.
GEO. SMITH, General Passenger Agent, -
apr":n0 Office T. II. Depot, Ogde"shurEh, y. y.
X. CHAPMAN, Cent Eastern Travelling Agent.
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Found

A SILVER WATCH, which the can have by
"A proving property and paying charges. Apply at the
FREEMAN OFFICE, Montpelier. A. S. NELSON.
Anril l.. 1862
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The History of American Manufactures
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Etle Nousekeeptr'a
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The Combination Cook.

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manner with tin or copper bottoms, as desired,
and warranted to give satisfaction or the mon
ey refunded.
P. S. We have also variety of other good
Stoves
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Lemon Cheesecakes.-Mi four ounces of
sifted lump and four ounces of but
ter, and gently Raelt it; then add the yolks
OF two and the white of one egg, the rind
of three lemons chopped fine, and the juice
of one and half, one Savoy biscuit, some
blanched almonds pounded, three spoon
fuls of brandy. Or-Boil two large lem
ons, or three small ones, and after squeez-
ing pound them well together in u mortar,
taking out the inner skin add four ounces
of loafsugar, the yolks of six eggs, and
eight ounces of fresh butter. Fill the pat
typans half full.
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TTN WARE.
Wholesale or Retail.

Our stock is large and complete, and of a
superior quality, all manufactured under my
own supervision and expressly for home use,
and, as we give this branch our special atten:
ton, we have no idea of being surpassed eth
er in price or quality of ware, and we invite
country merchants who deal in such articles
to call and examine our stock, prices and
terms. ...--. .s. ..-
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS

SIAlklklNG 0ElE All COST 8
nE LANES, Merinos, Wool Plaids, Bonnet
IL Ribbons, Swiss and Cambria Muslins,
Black and Fancy Silks, Ready made Clothing,
Boots and, Shoes Hats, Shawls and cloth
Capes, and a large stock of Fancy Goods, for
COST, at JOHN KENNEDY'S.
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PIANOS-Persons who wish to buy Piano of the
best makers will be shown how they save a hand
sum in the purchase if they address Piano, care
JeT, Coz Co.. Publishers Agents, New ork P. o.
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ESsAJ W
TNHE largest and best assortment of Tin
IL Ware ever kept in central Pennsylvania.
at reduced prices. Persons in want of such
ware will find it to their advantage to call on
j. B. Selheimer, as he uses none but the very
best stock, and has experienced workmen en-
ployed to manufacture it. Spouting, jobbing
and repairing done at all times. Old copper,
brass, pewter and lead taken in exchange for
ware
Lewistown, April %, 1862-1y.