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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
HKSRY C. scRIBSgR, Aucnoneer.
r ARGE SALE of MAGNIFICENT ORlGIs


r ARGE SALE of MAGNIFICENT ORlGIs
4 NAL MODERN OIL PAINTINGS by our best Aneii.
car Afti.--AENRT C. SCRIBNBR will sell At the Gallery
OF fine Ars, No 6t3 Broadway. On WEDNESDAY arg
THURSDAY Oct - and ~ att o'clock each evening rs
collection OF American OIL PAINTINGS, contributed BY tho
artist themselves this gale Among the collection VII W
found Morning. 10 the Valley o. Tie An4Toseossin by Nn
Hart sniscspc b. Heneti Cosst Scene BY Ctsle; IpS
You1g Florists. oy Loui, Lang Indian Camp by BieT.aGl
The MASK, by j. e.. Brown; Rn-d Grouse 5y W J. hsysb
Tho Deu,s by Church; ophe.la, Schussee, PhlA Ass,
choice specimens, b. GlgBos A. L TAFT : Coleman IT,
Nm Ifistus George Hall A. ID. ShsauCk. Whlt,eleass
Dse.s.rd Fr-efcks williamson. Carter Add SOD, Richard,
Nlittaker Kt,c Wenaer inmsn, 1horraike, B'eyoors.
Pat, Roster iewsl csfmisneSsl 3a;Ssf, Meoy al1,
Mathews. Durri. Wust, be. Oersel, Otto sommer Hen
Messy Howe Lilly Spencer. Pspl Webb Jeremy hihoa
Banow fisher Tyler Street Forbes Eandell Van bes's
eekkizg Armstrong Philadelphia Pyue Jameson Cshery,
MAn11ni .N ydsved. W.tsTmann Mast Rosenberg, Heed
Phua5epla ti Of Phi adelphl Eliza GreatersaI blcg
dell Rusg.es. Bristol Mrs. T.. Hoytoi Philadelphia Meife
Van lagos. N,Essn Herring o. Lsnssr, soni-l,t sac
tin Duprey Miss Cranberry Moore. Humphrey, bd May
others Lovers Of auo lsutiHs. viii aud shs the chSess
collection that has been offered for years. Also 70 10
,j the statue Of Flora by tAe Al cta sculptor Ch:auce!
B. Ives The above paintings and statue will be Tree az,
hioon Until 80 evenings OF ssc Catalogues may be had
the gallery, 0r a: 80. Ill Nas.sa-s'.
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CTOLEN PIANO SCALE.-Some one hayinl

ArOlEN PIANO SCALE.-Some one having
} entered ~, nuo Rooms Of ths ate
HALE o. Iluldsy ni AID tkes ihf enc a OlI speh.le
new PIANO SCALE. which has created ,een enyiaee sr
cemont The nat c,son among 81 the old msnnlcsnsy
we EEL compelled % bring out an entire nv
sUALE aud hiyo decided 10 CLOSE OUT The ENLissss
STOCK made irom tic lsI scale, consisting OF ue3
NEW PIANOS If afcron. styles az great bargains sla "
invite eaer tsschos ani the public to examine ,lss ~"
'" J. Z. HALE 20
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HLSRy c ScuisSsa, Auctonecr.
G'HE ELEGANT STATUE Of FLORA
a HENRY {. SCRlBSER viii sell st the Gallery Ct Iire
Arts. No. So Broadway, on THURSDAY EVENING, OF
~ at "A oclock tho magnificent statue Of Flora BY CLss.S
b. Ives beongL noted 0ssrur now Ia Europe ,9
sod by bis ordsr Ao, two BroaLe Statues The above ~
on Tree exhibition
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Financial.

Tump.Ay RAILROAD Co, NEw.YoRK, Oct u 1852:
IYNHE ANNUAL ELECTION lor DIhEE-
L TORS Of this Company. and for INSPECTORS OF the
next ensuing election will take place OF their new nep9
bnIding (3d.av between G5th aud 65thstsl on "EDNES
DAY the 18th day Of November next.
The polls will be open from 2 to p M
This irapsfer poo Is win be closed until that date
SAMUEL Is. ISAACS, secre.ary
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u IIN IUNTJTIUIlUEIlN OF lie II IKUoSL
n & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY---Celtein
Of tbs uces andsr the ior reorganization hay.
gr without consulting and Ia reference manly 10
Which suppose be- uuaathoalod ca od meeig OF your
selves ioE tho 18th October nssn becomes ny day 20
against tho which, alSiscd thcy
have In coutempati0n sni TO yog upoA your guard
sssin'i tho certain injury which you will sustain II you
NIT yourselves % yisd to them 4he Enst0fs
10 whom refer have "a hsr official capacity. s'rumcd 10
eue into omstH and entrey unwatrntcd
BY aud In TACT cOnhcng with the plan OF foorgA ikon TO
which parties and they intend am Informed 70
ahi- sanction to what they have done cnir tbs
posiou that tic nyaidty Of hc acts VIII be removed BY
tho assent Of q mljony yourselves without onsrgnr
upon the son which will then DO pfesested 20 YOU
present duty will DO di,chagcd by warning you hereby
do any such suppostlol s unouuded aud decisive,
tcis bs essential deviation fTom tie cement for
reorganization AID pecu ~ pToSon Of s nlg interest
without Tho unanimous Of all tho persons who
parties lni that p.rsssnca IN the Ltoupt 20 carry
tho Unauthorized proceedings 90 which riue will sab
your interests controversy which cannot b. other.
wiss than long la itr duratOa Tad jAsagng in Il. elects
Ns,s- York, Dot -, ianl. r. NOSF
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Mem publications.

VICTOR HUGO's GREAT NOVEL.
COMPLETE IN FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLEToNs EDITION
LES ABLES-VALJEAN.
ybe FIFTH PART and last Of HUG0S Great Novel no"
sesdy.
The parts are: ,,u-
PART L--FANTIKR. PARr H.-oo' -,
PART UI-MARIUs PART V.-SF' DENIS
PART V-vALJBAN.
sneh works as this appear bu. once IN century
Hiserabes, 90 too huinbly designated mover oy " '
IA bnt seyeea behind which the master sits pro
a, . with authority The grandost and mot vital truths
~ ph,ss IF Christ have had in and purpose no
.s..c, ipits:or Victor Hugo is in the decline OF
H. M hs. heea an author of mark for more than quarter Oh
.rYv he Is an exile and outlaw because he Is republican
and will NOT sbiure his faith yet not trace oil bitterness "
oue.s defonns these august volumes Royaist iRpefi'
abs. .isr conservative, may peruse them without aver
.,o for th, suhor risen through observation reflection
.x,eT;ence suffering th hight whence Is compre
h.ndsd the rood evil the truth in seeming asehood and
sbr benig,an uses which Omniscen Wisdom extracts from
human frailty hypocrisy, biso.ry and crime.
Pnce per voluue Cloth Binding printed superior paper
81 Paper Covers 50 cents Copies sent by nail postpaid
IN receipt Of price.
Whom Sent by Express:
Copies Of any volume. co h. S4-psper. So
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Orders be accompanied With the Money
THE TRIBUNE.
NO. ls4 Ns1ao.s,,
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Slf0,DlD
Th- authorizing the sle 81 these bonds also provides
hA. time before their hnHl sas the boyerror and siate
Treasurer Ia, exchange them fog those outstanding bonds 81
state which will nlatgge the st OF January next
uder this prosi hss been determine 10 prefer te eA
change a,s5 before Offering the bonds directly for
,.r and lhe new bonds ready for delivery
and will so remsin until tie lot Of November next
Ample provision Is uiude IL the Law authorizing the loan
payment Of he interest rodsn pton Of this Issue Of 5ondl
maturity An additional tax OF eighth oil one MIL upon
tho .hoe real snd personal taxable property Of the state IL
eyl.d AID aDat sinking fund and ell moneys paid
into the Treasury 'fer e lat OF January 1913 70 the credit
Of the PIN su Normal Schools and Unyery funds
Get aTart for inv.sttn-t "a purchase Of tho bonds
Tho holders OF the bonds whteh viii mature on the lt or
January lb hereby notified that they msy eIcsngs
them dollar Tor dosr Tor the isse Oh sppos'i01 20
D. WHlTEhOUsE son MORRISON.
No. II Villa -s
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Hluslcal INetraMcuIs.

A II. GALE & CO., PlANO-FORlEs,
"a No i07 East i2h. nvss attention to their rsw scale
PIANOS Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
EOR SALE.-Thrce new, 7-octave, rose Wood
Il PIANO-FORTES. made ia the beat ma1Dsr by the
best city makaIs warranted Carved legs poltlG s3d nee
,ne. ovorstrung bass 60 Inquire at No Ds Esss Ssh''
between "a and 3tsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIC Ms
Il FRS, cias .or ale % lei ly insalnenis on Asers
Die terms PGLOUBEr gARAfONlUMs. superior ins[~
ments with one, three beus u keys sV 10 9'''
COTTAGE PIANOS fully WARMED : - TO $40 =. y
}. NJ rELION Nos. Sll aud Ssj Broadway ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

MICHIGAN STATE LOAN.-To Holders OF
WI Bo1d payabls the pleasure Of the state alter
Janusry J. s6a-rhe state Of Michigan, at tbe se'o3
ofth, sisatur. held In 1901 yssed law Authorizing and
attracting The Governor aud State Treasurer contract for
loan Of TWO MILLION DOLLARS or as tlleh Thereof As
n.h bs deemed necessary draw interest re the rate o All
Der cent per hnnum psytbie semi annually IL the City Of
NeYoIk be negotiated 81 not less than par ana the pro-
eed. 10 applied solely the payment OF the id-bte
Of ,h. STAT. which will the lat or January leoJ
Under this authorization It has been determined 70 make ne
fJ W ~ ..ue in III per cent bonds Of 81 900 each;
s750oCO paysb'e az pleasure 20 years from Jsn lsol
go 600 payable u Vlrssnre IS year. rom Jsa lSo1
90 90 payable al pleasure 10 years rom jan l. 100"
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The NETWORK SEMI-WEEXIY TRIBUNE is
pubnshed svery TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
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AFFIDAVIT
Personally sppsared before Alderman II the City Of
lPhusd-lphs H. 4. liELIBOLD, vino bcias duly sw1rn,
doth say. his preparations contain narcotic ucIeary
Other i9Jnilous drugs, but ale purely vegetable
II 4 HELMBOLD
Sworn aud subscribed before this sd day Of Noyembsr
1854 WI. Z. hlbBEkD, Alderman
ythSt, above kacS, Phil.dslphla
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HELNBOLD'5 GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HELMBOLDS GENUINE EXTRACT BU,iIiT
HELMbOlDS OLHUlNE EXTRACT bARSAPA-
kiLLh,
HELABOLD5 GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
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VyHE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
III

AN EYE OPENER 4 REAL LIBERTY
IA sOEG Aiy: Dspa 9th Hrmbn9. DON'T VOTE
TILL YOU READ IT. 1t viii take sb0ut hours Price
eight Sent by mail. C. BLANCHARD Publisher Nc.
81 Annst
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OrYcR ~ rHR F4RNHus LoAN lNp THr~r Co~P,yr1
No ~ Nsll,t. NKw.foR OF g. lt2
fE'HE COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE AND
Il CHARLOTTESVILLE RAILROAD CO3lPANN due
90 the lot November ueIt viii DO paid st this office aud
aftes that date CEO f. flTI a. Ssc'y
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PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE"
WE MAKE mo SECRET" or "INGKEDI ENTs."
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUGuU
I, oomr Buchu Cubab aud Juniper Berries selected
wilh gf,ag care by q ceup~tsut dIugsisL
PREPARED ~ VACUO.
by II. n. n ELMB OLD
plcesl and Analytical Chemist aud Sole Manufacturer Of
IELalBOLDb OEntISE PhEPAKAVlOS5
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SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWnERr
ASK FOR HELmBOLDs TAKE 10 OTHER
Gut out The ldseftiseulent, and tsld for A.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS
.... - IN ALL tOklHu HICAlIOES
CURES 0uAEAhyEFU ALL,CE GRATIS (!
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BuFPaLo, hKw-YORx AND ERIE RArR0AD Co.
buFF,LO. Oct - I0t1.
HlNIE INTEREST COUPONS of the Second
MoFigir- Bonds OF The Buffalo New ok aad Erie Bt.
road Company due Nov 1902 will te ra.d a. tho Bank o.
Commerce. ho~ York Oh tAsi day snd thereafter.
L. q. MILLER pr-sii.ut
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GOOD SERVANTS, in great abundance and
~ variety, with lnyestig.,d chatrs and qualifications
may be f0and ~ the EMPLOYMENT SOCiETA'S OFFICE
a. Clinton Hall Aatorrsce and ath-st doors
brosd"ay OofmoIy ~ to Bi'e House, German, Dutch,
fTcnch and Italian languages spoken
Rev. WILLIAM DEMAREsr Superintendent
TITO BOOT and SHOE DEALERS
4 sSlrUATION To- Wholesale Or Jobbng Boot an Shoe
House By young NsB well acquainted wlih tao bunrss
Has travelled ~ Agent throufh al the Aewkfrsnd Ha,ei
Address 8. T. H. care offs. T. Miles, Adgeins a o., Boston.
NHTANTED-A CLERK for n Steamboat; 2
" Clerk, Boys for Trades; Condlctoss, Steward
ets. Apply OF No. Chahaoi-squaro.
YEJANTED-Se 90, on u Farm of 80 acres. 80
~ mei from the city, o. Long Island for ingrosln the
Wopsrtyl iue pehtci ptyahio In yelfs Address 4.
gisw "a Do b .l.
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NITY and COUNTRY LADIES who wish 10
~ economic by employing good filhfcl Women sni
Gfs ~ very dsrie wages invited 10 cal ni
DIE Institute and Home No % tt ouH1cd Ia 1872 VINE
efficient d1nrttic. IN every department Dee bod The
proprietor T. CARROLL, bas known many Of fLts'
aud gihs rom 90 - yoarl Also hand, .m4n Girls. and
OIs ihsll landed.
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Uants.

AS NURSE md SEAMSTRESS and En-
~ BROIDERER or - CIiAMBERMAID sad WAITER.
by compsten, Cir with good city reference W both
cspsce. Lived ~ months IN her st place Cen at No.
~ Nadck,t III the rear
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08

In Northfeld, "y Rev. A l.. Cooper SIR G. G. Max
ham and Miss Sophia f. Sh@w, both of Mortified.
In Franklin, the 9th inst, by Rev A. Campbell,
Mr. Erasmus ID. Briggs and Mrs Hattie A. HOrskin all
of Franklin
At the E. Parsonage in Panfeld, Aug. 2S by Rev.
A. Hitchcock, Mir Iucrus d. Mute, of the nine months
volunteers, and Miss Eenor T. Warren all of Narshfeld
In Chelsea, Aug "A, by Rev. J. L. Roberts, Mr.. A. B.
Gusha OF STAFFORD, and Miss Harriet Houston of North
field.
by the same, Aug Goth, Mr.. Charles + Grow of Che
sea village and member Of the Tunb dge Light Infantry
and Miss Josie Robinson Of Royalton.
In Montpelier. Aug 25th, by Prof N G. Clark, George
BAILEY, Jr and Georganna Reed, both of Montpelier.
At the Meh"dst Church in Montpelier, Aug 27, by
kew Isaac Nc Anu, Mr.. George P Bowen of Springfield
III and Miss Asenath NJ Mutt of Montpelier.
In Rochester, Aug. II. by Rev i. Sheihurnc ?.
Francis Davis Of Weathersld and Mss Emene Dean of
Bethel
At The We holist Parsonage. in EnoshUrg Aug. 10Th,
by Rev. VIM. II. hyde Samuel ~ Ma ynard ana {eli {.
Dunwar, both of Enosbursh.
In Northfeld Aug IS, by Rev. We. Hopkins Mr. J.
Nd Cley Of Berlin, VT, TO Miss Katie Lynch Of
Constable, N. Y.
In Nnrthfeld Aug. q. by H.. Cooper, George W.
Bigelow of Brookeld Frances j. Hunt of Chelsea Vt.
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TO be taken ioTcihln possessioa IF and eld hy
the invading ioylsts. Mir. Ihayer sass they
are 20 be enlisted for six months oGly
There are eleven millions OF acres Of unap-
prcpriated public lands in Florida besides what
can be taken under the law authorizing the sale
OF real estate for the non-payment of taxes,
MIR. Thdyer friends are asking his appoint
ment as Brig. Gen. to enable him more success
fully to carry out the idea
The same correspondent says the order for a
court of Inquiry into the c,us- .; recent events
has been countermanded.
A citizen of Fredericksburgh, ,,who came into
Aqni Creek day or two ago reported shat the
inhabitants were armed within two hours after
Gen. Burnside evacuated he place.
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Making q per cent. for the year end
ing aug 1862 Said per cenage to be cast upon the orig
na ofthe premium note, without reference to any
Endorsement and be paid to the easure at his Office
in Montpelier, before the 9th day Of Oct, 1867
Members of the Company will find in the hands OF the
Representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the amount due from each respectively and
they are particularly desired that the money for their
assessments forwarded TO the Office in October The assess
mens must paid when due. Those who taus a to pay
ought not to to be paid their property destroyed
by fire. little attention this the part OF the Members
the Company at the proper time, will save them expense
and trouble See Sec of Incorporation, on yourPocy,
which will be enfOrced) J. T. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. 2, 1862.
~ The publishers each weekly newspaper in this State
are to insert foregoing notice in their respect
i've papers three weeks sucesvey and forward their hills
10 this Office for payment. 3d.. =.
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New York, Sept. A rebe. picket wac
was captured near Clarks0urgh Lending says
Jackson has As 900 men.
The Times, says dispatch was received here
aLt night from Cincinnati, announcing that
Gen. Buell. bad ordered the evacuation OF Nash
vile.
The TIMES Washington correspondents, says,
the people OF Frodericksbnrgh, as soon as they
heard OF the evacuation OF Aqua Greek, sci ed
or 8 iueu belonging TO the railroad company =,
and to the number " 200 men, marched lr-
umphantly about town
Ihe..same correspondent says Gen. Hill ar
rived at Gainesville Friday with 35 200 men
from Richmond.
Gen. Banks is SICK at Wizards His sur
gaon prescrlbcs rest, necessary for his re
covery from the injuries received in the battle
VI Cedar Mountain.
A Hilton Head correspondent states that .
steamer supposed to be either the Nashville oc
Emma attempted ID run the otocka ie out Oh
Savannah Oh Monday and GIT ashore on Jone 3
Island and was fired by her crew
The Tribune's Washington correspondents
says one OF oar surgeon was informed by a
rebel surgeon who AIN, 4 tated Con. Eweli's leg
that he has since died
The same correspondent says che Hon. Eli
Thayer Is urging and with hopes of success the
government to adopt plan for the colonization
OF the robelious States, as a war measure.
Mr.. Thayer's project, is tJ throw Northern
and foreign emigranls into the insurrectionary
districts of the Gulf States, armed, and under
the ausp ces OF the Government In such iormid
able bodies MS to,defy guerrilas, .:+.t..,
He wishes to make the initial experiment in
Florida the more inviting portions of that State
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08

has AIKEN long time to convince people of the
merits and advantages of Homeopathy over AL ether
systems OF medical treatment since the adv nj Of DR..
Chords Home opathic CuratrNes, the simplicity with
which they are put up for use, the with whc h
they administered, and their wonderful properties
curative agent has led thousands to rely npou them in al
most all iSeases hat u, in the family There
forty different kinds of rptons-sod in this town
by Fred +. smith, Agent. If wanted by mail send ts
NJ. = Burr Il Co, Boston. Philip Lee. 1856 William
street, New York. See that Philip Lees is each
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To tONxss,Sa,pt;ye~.

CHE advertiser having been restored TO health in few
weeks By very simple rrrtsd., after having suffered
several With lung difficulty. an that dread
disease Co sgnptonis anNlous to make known 70 his
GLOW sufferers the means of mis-
To ali who desire it, he will send copy of the preocrip
ton used Gree of CHARGE with the directions for
pairing and using the same, which hey will find sur
cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, &C. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription is
to benefit tie afflicted and preah the infoma'ion which
he concejves to be invaluable and he hopes suffer
er will try his remedy will cost them nothing and
may prove a blessing
Parties wishing The prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD ! WILSON, " lillian sburgh,
f}36m1 King Comfy, Hew YORK
I'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPEKl ENCE OF \ SUE
J tERER.-Publ shed as 4 warning and for the tpe
cia bene fit Of Youhg Men, and those who suffer with Ner
y0us Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &c
by who has cured himself by simple means, after be
"a 2rea: expense and inconvenience" through tn
use Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Sin e copies MAJ be had Of the author, G. A ALBERT
ESQ, Greenpont Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT ESQ.
SfS}5m2 GTeenpoint, Long Island. n. 7.
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nm -s'RIAAstGE2AkSkk
70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK y. M
MARTINsBURGn, VA Sept. I.

=, ,,oi zen. J. E. Wool, Baltimore:
nave the honor to report shat the enemy's
Iol clyalay WHO attacked laay outpostS have
prn defeated with d loss OF about 80 persons,
,.,.es aid aims nov IN our possession. Oar
i avs, Was killed and 10 wound,t.
The enemy loss greatly exceeded ours, but is
..,,eruratav known. The 18th Illinois cav
.., behaved IN Il manner to maintain the honor
- - I,be State from which they hailed.
julius WHITE, Brig. Gen.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
K O'CLOCK +. NJ

New YORK, Sept. s. The Times has the fol-
lowing
A farmer rom near Darnestown, who lett
there this morning reports II large force of reb,
els in Poolesvile. Their cavalry are securing
the whole country for horses, cattle and provls-
ions. The reocls have no infantry this side Of
Poolesvlle.
They are drawing up in line OF battle across
the road, and rest upon their arms. ready tor
an attack. They are in high spirits, and feel
sure of taking Washington, but say they are
going North, first, TO procure supplies.
Another correspondent states that about
dusk, Gen. Lee rode into Pooesylle at the head
of four regiments of infantry, and guided by
farmer who has been professedly a Union man,
and who has pockets filled with our gold, Their
infantry went off to tue lel, towards Frederick
The rebel generals Robert Lee Hill, Stuart
and fitz Hugh Lee are with their men They
march in solid column. They nave few or no
shoes. and no knaps cks. Their wagon trains
were crossing Oh Saturday morlips. Gen Lee
Offered to bet 500 to one that he you'd D. in
Washington in week.
The farmers are bringing in hay, provisions
Of all kinds, and giving them way. There is
not Il loyal mau, with the exception 81 one or
two, there.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08
CARRIAGES AND Sa.Esssps~
South Hardwick Acade nv


THE FALL. TERN Of this Institution will commence
L Sept.3 3, and continue eleven weeks, under the in
struction of the following board of teachers
A. J. SANB0RN A. NJ, Principal.
MRS. NJ j. SANBORN, Teacher Of French.
&. H. BLAKE, Assistant.
". +. WHIPPLE, Teacher Of Music.
MISS A. J. FORD, Teacher Of Painting am. Drawing
A. P. TOWN Teacher Of Peumanshp
This institution is situated in the quiet and th.ivn
village of South Hardwick, easy 10 access, add
rounded by beautiful country an intelligent com
munity Though surrounded BY many older institutions
yet it has very liberal patronage, and it will be the Aim
Chers and Citizens to Ike this classic spot and to
furn sh facilities for education equal to any similar in
stitution in the State All the departments are nshed
with thorough and competent teachers who have had
much experience in their vocation, and will spare
pains make the stay of their pd lis both profitable and
pleasant. Perfect freedom of thought and opinion will
be guaranteed to all becoming members Of the school
instrumental and vocal music will be taught by eXpe
renced nd competent teachers at reduced prices Vocal
! music vii he "A daily exercise in school,
ltera y society in connection with tie school affords
good opportunity for speaking and " 'iting. strict
conformity wholesome regulations VII be required.
Board ia good families can be obtaiuen from 81 rs to
$500 per week. including everything. Rooms for self
DO trd-rs, one shilling per week
! For Tuition small bills,
For rooms board apply 10 the Principal
E B. GUYER, Secretary.
South H,riwick July %. 1869.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-08
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