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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-20
Michigan Southern Il Lake shore K. X.

lsO2 O2..SuMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY May, 4th and until iurth-
er notice, trains viii leave Chicago as follows:
NEw YoRK DAY EXPRESS:
7.C0 4. NJ. Daily, except sunday, via old Michigan
road connecting at klkhart with trains on
Alr-Ltn" road.a White Pigeon with trans for
Three Rivers, at Adrian with trains tor Jack
son; at Ar Lin" Junction with trains tor
Monroe and Detroit.
NIGHr EXpRESs:
7.30 +. ". Daty, except Saturday, via old Mich
gan road, connecting at Adrian with trans
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at sl5 a. m. and SO
p. m,
All the above trains make regular connections
to Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara FaIIs Albany, New
York, Boston, PmladclphIa, Baltimore and all
other points east.
Luxurious ncw sleeping coaches, with all mod
eru Improvements, run on night trains.
Through tickets can be obtained at the com
pany's Office 5G Clark street, under the sherman
House, or at the delut, corner Van Buren, and
sherman streets.
John D. CAMPBELL,
GEO. VI. GRAY, Gcn'I Sup't, Toledo, o.
ttrn'I Western Ay't,
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The Genuine Electric Oil

+ 4 RICH AMBER CVLUK
Ask to look at it, and you will be fully SATISFIED
# 1t be the Original Electric OIL, prepared by Or.
smith Noperson would use a counte''"'t II he
snew it, and my imperative duty to admonsh
all to be CAREFUL and always ask for "Dr. Smiths
Electric Oh" All the best dealers sell II, most
# the doctors use 1t, at least those who have be:
.omc acquainted with its virtues
ALVORD 4 VAN rATTEN are regular agent
orthe genuine Oh, in Davenport, Iowa, and .La
CIUS& SPElDEL, IN Rock Island.
&. b. SMITH, NJ. b.
e.ss- Dr. Smith ma be consulted free.
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Piilsburg, Fl. Wayne \ Chicago II. r

s,.ssSst. 80. ,..ss.s ;,s:-s:s.s :, ssss a
~ 49, = - -.a1-sg-- H. -X-l-1:
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor.
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, AZ follows i!
7 90 a. Day Express, except Sundays.
I 30 p. m.--Nlght Mail Express, except Saturdays.
3 40 p. m.--AcCommodatlon for VaparaIso.
For Boston, NeW York, phuadeiphia, Baltimore,
Vdshingfon, Harrisburg, PHtSburg q Wheettng
Also
For AijGny, Butaio, DuHkirk, CiereIand. COium-
bus, CiaciRHaH DaWoH,
And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities above named.
Sleeping cars on night Trans, and baggage by
this route checked through to all eastern cities.
But one change OF cars between Chicago and
New York, via hllcntOHn, on train leaving Chlca-
90 at 80 p. m.
Tickets lul sale at the puncipal ticket offices in
the west at the company's Office, corner OF Ram
doIph and Dearborn sire cts, and at the Union De
pot, West Sidc Chicago, VIM. =, SliINN,
a. HOLIDAY, Cent Pas'ger Ag't.
oh
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The amount due and not du" TO bankers
and other creditors Of the tompany.... None.
Iosscs adjusted and dduc................ None.
Losses reported, unadlustcd, III suspense
and waiting further proofs. $40 SOL
Losses contested. ..................... 900
Total Of all fiablitics..........
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NOTICE.

vTIIE undersigned would give notice that he
is prepared to procure a speedy settlement of
Invalid Pension Claims, Bounty Money, Arrears
Of Pay, &c due soldiers or thci, heirs, having in
his possession all necessary instructions, FORMS
blanks, &c. Z. d. SWEENEY.
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EVERYBODY WANTS!
M0REH0USE'S

nATENT KEROSENE BURNERS for Lamps
| without Chimneys, producing the most
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use. Also Lanterns containing said burner, far su-
pero' to any now IN use.
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
by II ). ChId on Illinois street, Palace Row also
by John Bullcy, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
right of sale IN Rock Island County, Ills, and
scott County, Iowa.
r.J- Liberal discount to Agents.
IL. POWhRS.
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+ II q + y y
insurance Company.
IiARTFORD, CONN.


Devoted to Fire Insurance exclusively and its
ann Will be, to secure a continuance ci public
confidence, by prompt and honorable adjust
mcnt Of all far claims for loss
S. h. LOOMS, President
II. kELLDGG, Secretary
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Are You Ensured Z

NJ ANIlATTAN Fire Insurance Company,
WI OF New York. Cash capital, $3.50, 600.
Cash surplus, sl2j 600 incorporated 1921. One
Of the oldest companies in the United States.
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N ERClIANTS' INSURANCE COMP'NY,
VI OF Hartford, Conn. Cash capital, 5000 900.
MARK HOWARD, Pres't,
T. TunuAc LuEurII. SCr'y
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\ RCIlC FIRE INSURANCE COMPNY,
"A New York. Authorized capital, 100000,
with large and acCumuiatIng surplus.
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IJOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| Haven, Conn. Cash ear rtal $500 ,OOo. Policy
holders receive 10 per cent Of the nett profits OF
the business, without IncuTnng any liability.
lnsurcs Buildings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases, aud other Insurabc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
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The investments. and Assets Of this company
are as follows:
Cash band and in Bank lGl AS
Cash due from a I'd in the hands of
Agents and other persons. ............ 2S 900, 90
Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate. los so
Coupon Bonds, interest payable Semi
Annually 2S,700,00
Discounted Notes, Drafts and Bills re.
ccvablc with accrued lntercst......ll7,3 1885, e"
Real Estate III the City OF PeOria........ 0,O0O,0v
S323, ,S43,79
LIABILITIES.
Due Banks and other Creditors of the
Company. Sl3 3O00O 90
Losses Adjusted Observation-Disclosures. 3,OO0,0
Losses Adjusted and not Duc............. 10000
$l7,l00,00
S3O6, 1879
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NEW YORK. BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CARRYING THE
GREAT WESTERN u. :. MAILS.

IMPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk daily,
l. 4 on arrival Of all Trains on the Lake Shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. LOUIS, Burung-
ton, Dubuqne, Iowa City sc.
THE ONLY ROUTE running cars through from the
Lakes to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS. Splendid ventilated Sleeping cars run
on Night Trans.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their baggage transferred
Free in New York.
Be particular and call for Tickets via Dnnkirk,
and the New York and Erie Railroad. which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices in the
West.
This road affords facilities for shipment o
Freight superior to any other route
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight Rates, enquire Of J. c. Oatman, 2iO
Broadway, New York; Chas. Thurman, 1873 Broad
way, y. 80, II. p. Arthur, 20 South street, N.
Y. J. s. Dunlap. ID State street, Boston, Charles
W. Smith, Enc Railway Office, 81 Clark street,
Chicago.
E.S. SPENCER, CHAS. MlNOT.
West'n Ag't, Chcago.jll. Gca. supt., Ny.
A BARBER, Ag't Burlington, Iowa.
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NNAkn Nk nINECTnRN

BOARD or DIRECTORS:
Is. h. Hart, samuel Natc, II. W. Billings, B.
Gilman, Timothy Turner, Lyman TrumbulI,
Robert smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, j.
N,SchwrpP", Bcnamln +. Long, Elias II ibbarG,
Francis Hoffman,, Lewis kcIIcnbrrger, ". &.
Atwood.
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/ EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, of
IL the United States. ONCE, % Broadway,
New YORK. Purely Mutual.-Thc only Stock
Company IN America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
J. II. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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)n the lst Day Of January, 1862.
CAP tai
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up... $500 600 90
Amount oi surplus on hand........ - O49 i3


T. / >.
Cash on hama and III Bank............Sl2 Ggj 6s
Cash IN hands Of Agentso.o.......... S 100 90
Bills receivable Accounts and other
tlaIms .on
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INTERNATIONA Life Assurance Socie.
| ty, of London. Chlei Office for the United
States, u Wall ST., n \. Capital, 81, 800 900.
Guatantcc Fund, 500 900. Deposited with the
Comptroller Of the State Of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

NEwBggv, y. c., Ger, 80 A. N. The
United States transport steamer Baltimore leaves
Beau Tort THIS morning U,a Fortress Monroe for
Baltimore. All the a6le-bOdied negroes in
Eastern North Carolina, are now being seized
by tho rebel Secretary OF War and carried inio
Virginia to work on Notifications.
GOV. Vance has called council Of the lead
ng men Of this State foc the purpose of taking
President Lincoln's proclamation into cOnsd-
Grafton.
Union war meetings are being held daily in
the adjoining counties for the purpose Of filling
up the loyal North Carolina regiments, which
are addressed by Hon. g. H. Foster, the ad
minlstration candidate fol Congress, who has
thus far met with great success SKI com.
panies OF the famous " First \. c." have been
sworn in, the crave Col. Potter commanding
whs has recovered from his wounds received in
the recent attack on Washington, ~ c., in
which engagement his regiment carried of the
palm.
On Wednesday last nine of our pickets took
rife pit and repulssd fifty rebels near Bache-
lor's Creek, some Is miles from Newbern.
The Unionlsts in Camden county have petit
toned President Lincoln for permission to drive
all the rebel families out Of tho county. II
granted they promise two loyal regiments for
the Union, half of which are already raised, one
Of cavalry and one Of infantry.
Becgaits for the North Carolina Union rcgi.
ments arc rapidly pouring in since the heroi,
condue, Of the lsc IN the engagement az Wash
lngt.u,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14
PROM KENTUCKY.

LouByLtr, Oct. 6. Saturday the rebels in
augcntel Richard Howes as Governor Of Ken
lucky "a, Frankfort. Bagg and Humphrey
Marshal made bitter antiUnon speeches
At five orsx 10 the afternoon the rebels
burned the railroad bridge, whereupn all their
infantry left cor the South Saotts cavalry re-
mining Sunday ut 2 NJ. the rebels cut
ono span Of tho bridge to South Frankfort Soon
after SCOTS cavalry departed.
A gceat number Of rebels were loft at Frank.
lost SICK, and the mortality among them has
bjen very great,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

SrpAyL, Min. OCT. /. dispatch from Col.
Sibley dated, " Mouth Of the Chippewa River,
September 2Sth, Gays
We net party o: friendly Indians who had
separatcd from the Grow Indians, bringing with
item niucty-ouo white prisoners, whom they
had been instrumental in releasing from Little
Crow s party Many Of the p'isouersa ere young
women, wLo are completely overwhelmed with
inv 70 b, forced from tho 0athsJme Treatment,
u their brutal captors.
4 fight was had a; Wood Lake, September
sd, resulting il the rspnse o, tie Indians.
Our men buried fourteen Indians.
Cen 5.blcy Is arfes,ps all Indians suspected
ul having participated 10 the oatrases on the
lrontic-, ana viii execute all found guilty on
the spot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14
NEW YORK, Oct TO-

The Hrdld's Hilton Head correspondent Of
the 5,h says that an expedition under General
Bpason lett there ca the lot inst. Tbs eX-
tg4it,on arrived at the mouth OF the ST. Johns
river and opposite May Point, On the morning
@, he second.
The troops were Immediately disembarked,
uc nautry in Oats, and the cavalry horses
as usual thrown overheard,
Iae enemy's works situated on 1t. John s
blur COMMANDED the river, an was most
formidable work, mounting nine guns ct heavy
calbre, and completely surrounded by thick
Underground o. woods and marsh.
Its only approach by land was caaseway Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

TnE NINrn REGIMENT. We are glad to iu9
in the Free Press an authoritative contradiction
Of the story OF the insubotdination &C the 9tb
Regiment, at Chicago The story had no
foundation unless IN the misc0ncepton OF some
person, wholly Ignorant Of what was, in fact,
transpiting.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

NEw (oGS, Oct. II. Aspe,ial dispatch from
Washington says rebel scouts were reported last
evening rs having been seen three miles beyond
Vienna towards Washington also in the di.
rection OF Falls Church Immediate measures
were taken TO proven; a repetition Of such I'M
pudencc
John Lewis and A. H. Blake Of the 10th
Maine W. A Cooley OF the 9Th N. H., and
Corporal p. A. Evans Of Co. f, Is, Mass, died
IN the hospital at Washington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

ST Lows, Ost. S. The correspondent OF the
Eemorrat has the following details o. The bAttiel
40 COrlnth
On the morning OF the second our outpos,s
were attacked By the enemy IN force, about
six miles northeast OF Cornth and before
O'Clock the engagement became geaeTal aud
fierce, and a srnguuiry battle was fought Oar
men under Gen R5s3c. ans stood up manluiiy
and fought with great bravery, but regiments
and bri.ades poured Ia upon US and We wefe
forced slowly backward fighting desperately
The rebels pushed forward with determined
obstinacy, and held every inch o. ground theJ
gained. They endcayored to outlLnk our inie.
rior force, who were obliged 70 tai back still
further 20 prevent this movement from beng ac-
complshea
The enemy We're now Inside our brols,works
pushing US backward toward the town when
darkness put an end to the lighting for the
day.
During the days fight, our loss was heavy,
but that OF the enemy must have largely ex-
ceeded ours. Three pieces Of the ist Missouri
battery were captured. Brig, Gen. Ilackeman
icll mortay wounded at the head of his men,
and the same evening Gen. Oslcsby was shot
About four O'Clock on the morning OF the
] l4th, the enemy opened briskly on the town
with shot ana shell Our batteries replied
and for an hour or more, heavy cannonading
was kept Up.
At the end et that time two rebel guns had
been disabled and shortly after daylight then
battery of eight guns was captured. A porten
tous quiet occurred and it was evident som,
movement was being made by the enemy.
The western sharpshooters were ordered for
ward as sklrmshers At half past nine the'
met HIM, three.iourths of mile IN advance 0
our line OF battle, advancing rapidly in heav,
columns upon tho town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14


,o1G' " u'l' 10 ie'S'"' commanded W tNe rear
- ,ue 'o'1
!, = E""o24' ftean1oissanc9 was made on the
~ Ti'''"l I'-'' VH lhe "a 20. Good TOOK up
','' ii"' ~ AltH lor tle BLUM, whlle the leet
S,o"'y ADVANCED up the river On hls march
'yo'' "oo. eoHpete'y safpIsel rebel cavalry
O"IlP ll3'o TWO CASES OF flnes were captured
H'@''hS tn'' camp COL Good and his com
manu- PoSoe0 4Pluly On ana surprised an in
h'n'iy camp large captures We're made, con
sI9'us ~ ne" .4'ef''eA' ana equipments, and
an ,a5 enemy arms ana ammunition The
to9 ,,i l'i' - = eau haste
ne enemy camps were utterly destroyed,
ana ,i,, our iolce again pushed on,
ne squadron arrived WITHIN range oil tine
'o'' "5o0' na', las1 'ufee ~ inc afternoon ana
oP,uea " DISK hfe.
A'.ef entHnS mani an houf, ana receiving no
= '"s' y fAe 'lhe'ohe s'"t i@unch ashore.
i"e i'lo" L'n'N'lla-''y entered tit Tort when 1t
"'I I0"hu deserted. 40 nan Pas, IoGr me stars
anu sf'les were fa'sd aho'e the rebel works,
dl".i the "el'eni"I cheers q cur gallant navy
1"r urn
lHe IIahs were wen Iad ana ad"iraliy exc
g"''" ~ ~" of@n''eS o our SERVICE ana n'Heh
mono Is que 10 Gen, bronson i)f oar blood
H7,, "ut II GiDctHt victory
"Igft o' 'He captured ordnance are English
fi'l'a eihnan. q recent make, ana go Immense
f''ou'y '' H'Ei' F" ronlcai Shell "ere iyund
i"' ifts "lt - i"me'''tc'y destroyed
IlAbeu1mu ] ho,, Oct. lo-2.Ij T.. NJ.
"'y' Cnrm u+ Jas' received the blowing
deslaie' i,on to.. Mcclure a. CMmJcrsburga
MTeTs3a.1h was occupied h stewart
fsoe! cavalry to-day, and they ae n1Y adtDae-
hs 90 CaamolsIpIIh
laey took ho.ss aad Az Other property they
Fanei 10 AHtors1orgn, oii,nag rob' scrip
iar AZ They DO. 20 injury % niitIuls, tlat
have heard OIL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

THe UNioN As 1T OUGHT TO Bg-Clssius N
Clay, closed an Auti.SIavery speech in Brooklyn
Tuesday evening as follows.
The Union as i was, is the cant cry now.
The Union as it was what was it to me
The sears upon my body testify that it made me
a slave APPLAUSE They testify that where Sla-
very is there can be no true liberty. What would
the Union rs it was, when restored be, with
such men as Hamilton, of Texas, Iapplause,
Johns N, myself and others gone forever Ii
the Union Is allowed to live with Slavery in it
1t Will never see divided South again. There
will be united despotism there No; no: the
/ Union as it was, but the Union as our fathers
intended it should be. bet US remember the
words Of that ilusrious patriot, who. when he
refused to pot the word Slavery in the Cunst-
tuition, said, " When this institution shall cease
+ TO exist, then let the memory of ii also BIO foy-
ever persisted upon our records There is but
one basis of Union, aud that is the basis Of lib
erty. Let us see TO it that when these 3S ,00O,
900 people shall have become leo ,00o 900 We
shall present to the world free Republic. With
Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
insemuble."
TnE CREDIT OF VERMONT. The Burlington
Times says Ga Saturday last $500 in Yer
mont State Bondsol ISL, were sold in Boston
4ta premium of nine AMI a half per cent.
That is the result OF good credit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

BALriMoaE, Oct. +. The AmcrIeap has re-
ecyed the following special dispatch from Cun-
bcrand, Nd
lmbodies entire wagon tram, embracing all
kinds Of supplies. two pieces OF artillery, small
arms and prisoners has been captured, and Col
Reynolds is IN pursuit ot himup The river. In
bolio IS q noted cavalry officer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

l.5ou fell, wen. Basalisr Genera, pos,rs
d. New Orleans, Col adactiog Bri udor tirn.
era! johnson, ct Mi,sissipul. aaI another
Colonel commanding brigade.
The enemy were commanded hv Van Darn.
Price ard EiIiipgue, with their respective agn,v
corps which sWelled their numbers TO 50 0Bi
Oar proportion Of officers killed is thought t. be
large. We lost four, taken prisoners
JACKSON Tenn O.t
10 Major GFv. IEALtrct
Generals Ord and llurlburt came unon m.
enemy Yesterday. and Cen Inrlhnrt .c;n..
driven To small bodies Of the rob,l, the dqt' he
lore, after seven hours hard ,h6n drnya M
enemy five miles back across tEc lIaI.Lio ~
ward Cor.nth cnuturlnr tvo b,tt.r,o, .,t',-
500 prisoners end MANY small arms in,me4'
lately apprised Gen. E9s.,r,n. ar tbos. G..t'
ana directed rim ID prro an tha ,,,l ,,,r,
Fae to.lov,ur dj.n.t,, h.,s ,a.' n,'', ',...,
bo.s
Cr,.,,,. a..
va. Ggz. Gs4>r
Tho enemy a,a t.,.'ly rol.al t,,r,,r.,..o ,.,.,
-,ifo away Wrorc i,lIo,,,,', st..,,l,7 1'-'J
r r'GSrt}tNS
nlcr rrc,inn, Instructions G.o .u',.4,.,4
ilso ionovirc AZ McllDors,, ,.,
..alol Cen. E%.s,,r. - c.,i1.ao
-
~" iohN' 0e'. Z. me I'Aa SPECIAL dis-
"'' wy 'J.''"' ,'9 statement
..... o'1'. l-'''''' o"oA on 2-N"''n D con-
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i ny ''' mo" '''00. i9 vi w i-'''"' 20
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nuns '''' ''''''''''' = wy i'00''''''- ''''''
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= ''.'iieiJ '7'.' .o,'''Iue' 'l'ou-n 'i'os' "
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'.'' i,'o'' : 'o,, nav ''r ss'uI'I S.'u V's''
'''' ','' I.'i1JI '..'' 1',.'' 'g io7's 'io"'
i,-''' ''.''' '''' 80 . ~ .''''',,
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j., ~ o',' ~ ~ ''',.. 1''"''' - ~
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wy '''o' - " ,f.@.'i, 80
@'o'4 s.nt and s.r.- '. An
ipg eosued at clos. quarters.
The rebels were here driven back with hcavr
loss. The battle continued until dark when
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

raANEroRr, Ky, oct. 9. Gen. pumont sur.
priced the rebel forces at O'Clock this morn
Jog, by attacking TIE guard on the turnpike
bridge with such vlgor that they We're unable
TO destroy that budge, as they intended.
SIX coniederates were left dead and fifteen
rounded. Several wounded were carried oil
Jut the darkness prevented a correct estimate Of
tne number. Our loss in killed was three. We
had no wounded or ptlsouers The rebel lore.
was COO yaIry an two regiments Of infant
ry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. O. The departure of the
free negro expedition to Central America Is
temporarily postponed, owing, it is believed, to
the unsettled political condition of that country
aud in order to renoye the objections which
have been officially interposed 10 such colony
Arrangements however are contemplated
which will satisfy the expectations OF the gov
erument and emigrants. Among those just re-
leased from Richmond prisons are several free
eolofed men VIII have arrived at their homes in
She city. They were captured On the plains q
Manassas last month.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

twenty 70 omoaa klad Aaong de billed
KS on fell, wer' Basali.r Genera, Rogers
2. Ae% Orleans, Coi. adacting Bri4adlar Con.
era! johnson OF Mississippi, ant eu1ther
Colonel commanding brigade.
he enemy were commanded by Van Dorm,
Pr'ce ard FIIllpIsue, with their respective army
corps which swelled thor numbers to 50 .006.
Oar proportion Of officers killed is thou ,lt t. be
large we lost four, taken prisoners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

IIAREtspy acu, Oct los r. VI Governor
Curtin IS now pushing troops up the valley.
10 =. M.--n,sratches Just received from
ShipIensburs1 confirm the news Of the oceupa-
ZION Of ChambIsaargh
The advance re1c for @ consists Of 1000 CAV
airy aud siA piece, Of artillery