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CHICAGO AND NoxTH wEsrERS RAILWAY Cog
CRicAGo. May l. 1867. ! -
rINHE annual meeting of the bondholders and
4 stockholders Of the CHICAGO AND NORTH
ESTEEM RAILWAY COMPANY viii he held
a, the office Of the Company, in the City OF Chicago
Oh THURSDAY the 5ib day of June, 1862. at z
O'clock .. for the election Of Directors for ths
ensuing for the sn.aopp Of any other business that
before thom The books viii be coed Oh
the 4th inst WILLIAM T. OGDEN, President.
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Boots ano Shoes.

eh0 81 50, 81. and 81 50.-SHOES anf
Up -, CATERS, new SPRING STYLES, now ready
t,Ss Nos. 10 AID IL anus SPess cali and see
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1nsuranee GonpaN,es.
BnrNing .flIib, Oils, &t.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct from the manufacturer ana wes anu
for la Quantities 10 su 10 rrne sp 0fos q, tus
very lowest rnarke. rates by sChlkFFtLlN BRUIHEh9
& Co.. Nos Iso and 152 william st.. Nr~-fore
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y1rANTED-A LOAN Of $1,000 for three
" ve.r q. 10 PER cent improved a
F,,s. .itnated la Sale sni bufean oo1pi' me-
ib ~ .ir yr,st.op IS 90 Interest wa Dc peln qua
,c,y az Lslf yearly To- EewYoIk desired r" paleI HI
adde's. PosOhce Box NO. Ia Sslie ie CIR m J. G.
nIctst,f Waopsrer'. Falls Dutchess County ~ Y.
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OFFIcE OF TnK NSw.YoRS FQUiTAgLg Iss. Co,
No 80 Wal-t NKS-YoRK, MAY ~ 1862
FINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
4 OF this Compsiy viii be held MONDAY the ID day
oil june The poll viii open at Y o'cl CD and close at
/ o. M. JOHN MILLER, Secretary.
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IN NEw-yORK PRODUCE EX-

NVDEND.- NEW-YORK PRODUCE Ia
~ CHANGE Co.-Tbe Bo,'d Of Trustees o. "a, ne@
- pad,.. ,cb.nes Co have this day decla'ed IN IN
49, dividend Of O. SEVEs fER Carl d.tins RON
ths t..ur of lie cerGcotes tfeb 10 iCl) 10 tbo h o.
June 1862 and payable On the "a OF June.
By order Of tie ftu tees ,.,,,
EDWARD CROMWELL, Secretary.
,.ey York Mey ~ lGJ..
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NOTiCE.--The ANNUAL REGATTA of The
~ NEW-YOEk YACHT GLIB Win take place oh
THURSDAY, tie 5th DAY II June, proIlno.
steamboat vii b. furnished by tho no for TO exclusive
90, Of the members aud Will leave ron foot Of AoTons at
10 u. Of that DAY. -.
M,r,h,r, Who have not received their tcies may Obtain
them on eppli.ution e. The Trrsiurer No. 10 Wes,.
a MORTON, secfrgiy y. Y Y. {.
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FIFTY PER CENT
BONDS of GREENE COUNTY, OHIO.-

~ Notice is hereby given that the Comm-.ioners Of
Greer County, Ohio. ready 70 paw oil the BONDS
or CERTIFICA rs OF INDEnrEDNEsS Of Greene
County Ohio made payable The Treasurer OF the Codm
bus aud Xcnl Railroad Company hosrc redccmshe at the
pleasure of the Commissioners # Greene County Ohio after
The year ltjt and that tey will be redeemed 10y si Com
usprs th. Xsnia Branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio
Xenia Oho and interest will be paid said bonds after
tho fret day Of J1ly A. n. 1862.
BY order Of the boa 4 OF County Conniuioners
W. c IT. 8AhER, Auditor OF Greene County Ohio.
Xenis Msy 10 1919
Instead of presenting above Bord with Coupons due July
1862 10 the Xenia bsk they will he paid by the Broadway
Bank New York City, opd alter the IT Of July 1862
&. FAY. Treasr Col aui Xepia Il. r. Co.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT--MAy ~
NOTICE TO The BAR.
Notes Of issue for the June Term must be he<
with the Cierk W bo;oTe Friday, SOih inse
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COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY.
Srppyny Corp1-SpEcIAL TERa.--NOs. 293
rs aso 1896 2s6 2sB JoJ. 3c3 3lo ~ go. inclusive.
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Financial.

OFFICE oP THK North AMERICAN FIRR LIS. Co..
No. Wsilst w-YoRK May 81, 1862.
nlVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
~ this day declared dividend Of
FIFTY PER CENT
to the policy holders tbs canned premiums Of all policies
entitled to participate in the pJofs Of the Compsays bust
for the year endos May 1867 end scrip
therefor viii be issued tbs 10Th day Of July and
upon the day. SIX PER CENT INTEREST will be
able in cash upon the outstanding scp surd by q Com
Pauy. semi eInual cash dividend Of SIX PER CENT has
also been declared payable t. the s'ocsh de dousnd
Il w BLEECkER, Secretary.
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THE WoRpra TEsTMoNIAL.--The undersigned
begs TO scknowe. the receipt Of the following Sddis'ons
nj. M Ia this fupd
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OYyicK % THE EKfE RAiLEAf tosrsar'
s.M.i OHK Nay u. "

OYFIlk % FhIE 7
Naw.YORK. May q lGC2
NOTICE. The INTEREST OH the FIFTH
~ MORTGAGE BONDS Of hi. Company, due on TIE tr''
OF June next vii be- psl and ~ - ihai day on
% az tie courous A. the oro rfessufef 10
AZ th- can. iie snd p4:s the holders Of the cerca'cs o.
D. s Gregory anj J. {. H. Dsv IrG'c-s VIII receive Ply
o.,t ~ tr Cogpor, ~ TIE Foufih Mortgage Bond doc
ApTi ls 1864 viii Interest from May let lei to Jnne I'
1861 II y. O'io, oco-.'y. -
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Chss. 4. u i-trd......." ~
Cash through Mr S....... .
FROM Lads ~ New Hsyea
mot too ,onng 10 sPrfc
cia,e e,ll.ut actios..".
through b. s.llinan. ID. 10 "
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Prev. seAsowleds,d. 1901 -"
| To-. ~ s6.61j ~
W. Il. ASPlS NALL
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7 AND WARRANTS purchased ana iOr tale,
eua ARMY end NAVY CLAIM Of I'll ,int. sssin., ths
Government COLLECTED Iurcha.d BY T. a u "OoO'.A''
No - Piae.t near The Custonr House.
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NOTICF.-Persons holding INDIANA FIVE
y PER CENT STOCKS signed by II l. Talbot as IA
dtor w r. Noinger Treasurer aud Jas A. Crsvens
Agent tho State by y. SoIer will rre.ent them at the
office Ct the Indiana State Agency, No 70 Wa for transfer
or cancellation. X r. HUDSON, Agent Of sta,e
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WIsS BELL-RlNGERS. - SECOND
- WEEK. .
THE ALLECHANIiNS.
yOCALlSTs AND SWISS BkLL-PLANkES
all continue their CONCERT EVERY EVENING tlas
ye.t at the S.uyyrssni Institute. No. 90 Broadway
A GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, at . o'clock
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Design
- III. THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL EAhibiilOS
Worts by Living Aui il SOW OPEN, fog the season At
the Galleries, No 6l5 Broadway reascn I,chss 20 srr.s
responding Secretary n. A.
A CARD.-Prof. j. W. s. HOWS, under the
N .n,picr. of several fienis, announces ahEADiNn
Clipton iiaIl on FRIDAY ENEEINo. May % at 0cl9c1
n,.r,sl, Selections l.om Merchant vi Venice hing
Lear" Pics Wick Papers," with 10y de.lro roe' "es
1icksls 50 ceDta
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w Mr. MARX SMITHS BENEFIT.
MONDAY, JuGs 2.
THE LOVE CHASE
BoI Boob now open.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
TlAe Navy.

The crew Of the Dacoah Is 20 be Immediately hlied up
10 sc,ye sevo number and the ship al once despatched
on special srrvlcs There not the slightest doubt bus
that she viii make u tho feet IN pursuit OF the
rebel pirate Alabama The Dacosh s moderately fast,
and carries armament sufficient 10 cope wilh that Of
the pirate.
The Vanderbilt has nearly all her armamea, on board
aud csang and taking IN her stores. and by tho
early part week she win be Of Tor her cruising
pcund.
The Unpea states steamer Pulaski Second Lieutenant
Com Greoulear cy, from Montesdeo, sailed on
the 10th o september from Buenos Ayrcs Tor Asupcion
(Pnagusy), having board Hon. sir washburue.
United states Nngter. Reports from bcard state.
that toe OF cgrs aud crew are all well.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
COroners, ,Iuauest..

sCicas ~ AEsASr.C Cororcr Wildey bed an inaucss
yssle day ~ 10 tm street upon tho b.dy q Rvdonh
Schneider, native o. Gsrm.y, aged Lriy-o yeas,
Who eommhtci iic,de by taking arsssc Deceased, "
s,pca;s. WAS hars drihsing man and ~ INC time %
q lamAug suc se iihUtts under ths cheots oi W
eA0r Hs seized with " " dsiA- -m a shoft wne
bc0.e saib and setrg ho'd o an 4x ai ,hs
IN, ,.rt IN n,s coon, Alter satisfying h foolish iassOn
be tteg himself " "a sua esdeavCr'd \, sleep but
tie psn prodctl 0y the rou was acute wat ne VAS
.,i nj obiain .py rest. when u WAS asccrtaued mat
N, Ind psrtaksB o Aiserc pays can was sent Tor Dut
,rea,a st proved unaYains Ihe,uulor;lnato man in
60 "a ,ntjl six O'Clock yesterday mornog. When be died
N orr "a axosy a Iost me tsn Sslinai on ol the belly
made by r Boston. tasd the prca Gee OF afscnc 10
dcceaseds sto.usch IN large qusntits- Tho Iry ren
,lersd , yerd,cl aocordauce with tha ssovc laels.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
ADDITIONAL REBEL ACCOUNTS.

TKLEGRAMs TO THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Oct. %, 1862
greater number Of vessels than usual have been
bcckadne the harbor Four gunboats are in Stono Inlet
The Mnho which got aground some days ago oil
Sul,lvan's Island, will probably prove wreck. Most Of
her cargo has saved. Ne from Pocotago ex-
oept partial of the casualties Of the battle Of yes
terday. ,An is now quiet.
CHARLESTON, Oct. "a, 1854
Tho fight at Tocatalgo resulted IN complete victory
for us Our loss fifteen killed and forty wounded
The enemy Lett forty the field His total loss,
confirmed by the accounts the prisoners not less
than two hundred killed aud wounded. We took eighty
sma arms The enemy force consisted of six regiments
with one field battery and tive boat ho"itzess. cIts
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
Ths s,rik. a. the llnnh.t..n Ca. svorhs.
The New York Gas Works.
~ TIE EDIroK OF THE HERALD.

wEpNxsDAY, Oct. -, 1852.
An article appeared in Of the city papers Of yesterday
which cacua,ed 10 meai the public mind 10 respec'
TO the strike higher wages Of the men employed at tho
Ses York Gas works. The flct the did not hold
any meetings msye any demand upon The company
Tor higher wages bat remained At Their Work usual
after being by the operatives Of the works az
Fourteenth street with ME and aid them In their
movement Permit 10 ia reply that the obcers ef
the New York Gas Light 'JrnpsDy poby same forward
and advanced the Wages a iner 10 their entire sa-
tlstagii0n.
sign.d IN behalf OF the opefstives at New York Gas
Works FAiE!Ch hhlihnrh-
JoHa CAffRAy, Foreman.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
uur Naxal c Correspondemce.


on Board UMrrD STATES STEAMER FLORA, En- RcUTsl
soa HiLIos HEAD, Oct. 2-l0 II.
A6er ne Boa,e--Our Reported Losses-IVho Were H.
Il jvred, dc.
s,noe my letter Of yesterday, in which gave yoo the
version as j, reached through channels here,
Of the recent expedition 10 main, have received
report.
now foots up according to officers of the medical staff
hundred and fifty killed and five hundred wounded
Lieut. Henry, of the First regular artillery, reported
Killed, Is safe but had two horses shot under him.
better u braver soldier never stepped He 70 q
brother nlaw Of General rcrrl, recently killed. Every
mouth filed with his praises. Major Drew, Of the New
Hampshire Volunteers, had horse shot under him lie
is gallant soldier. The Forty seventh Pennsylvania
suffered severely Col Chatfeld Sixth Connecticut, is
wounded through the thigh We are told that Beau
regard commanded the enemy in person, having come
mp from Charleston with ten Thousand men, and WAS all
ready Tor us from carly hour the day Of attack
But orbear further details No officer above the rank
of captain injured except Colonel Chat
field. General Terry thrown from his horse,
which may account Cor the report OF his being
hurt. Yon must not place TOO much confidence upon
figures regards the number oil killed and wounded
II may yet be reduced One Of General Brannans aids 10
reported have had his horses head shivered by Dali
Another who waving his hat in the air cheering on
his men, had his hat knOckod out of his hand IN hyhy
unce cmonious manner by similar missile Among
these who go North by tho Ericsson is Captain John H.
More Assistant Quartermastcr Chief Quartermaster o
General Saxtons staff who goes homo sick leave, hav
lug had narrow escape from death. lie IS stil very
weak bopcfor he goes beloved and respected by
all his comrades IN arms-that the oracing ar oi pe
North may give him that renewed health which he can
obtain here,
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
Arrivals and Departures.

lsA--s,e~mshp Isayle---J y funquem, p ca-,rc,
] Saba.is y y Dtvr AMI lady, riies rnlmr r a
yasalorg. A Yorke, alacr, 2 TGbhufs, ionU, y
s'rwo smsll. MfsC ylsdes " Cebalos, Gsnlx, .
iss,ra Master Ale, Ssnshss. g spraro. Gsmrnon.
sttSSss Ayses--Bsrs La rlaa,apt shiverick and
W., .rV iss-Bsrt Yong America n Denuan II
BerthetQt, q fibbeus -
trsrr,ot Steamship CITY OF Rags
A Kahn and wife huristus Wisernan, VI y Megsuh, a =
Bailey Harry Barnes WIN W6octrich Stewart q Nsfsb.
~ sla, Ta,e McKeeverwl With others the sleerags
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

bright supshice, beneath which the bay surround
iug our city looked, if possible, mere beautiful
than usua The excsrson was prolonged until the
shades ce evening beginning to FAM and 1t was not
until they had sailed around several Of the forts protect
inc the harbor Of New York that tho cutter was under
weigh for home and distinguished party landed IN
New York about i've O'Clock, hisnly pleased with the
iayif endowment.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

ror last night with asviccs iron Havana The s5ih
instant
orr HAvASA COaEEsfoNDgScF.
IiANaxa. O,,. -, 1902
Arritai or AppIlsn OatsmRi--Te fnrsrrfn y ~ vsw
sssd, 6c. g.
Appettu Oas.uiih. ~ blbuscr ani Lave trade n0i1
r.iy who sed from jail Boston ssne timr since
where be wss undr sea,cuee teen 10 ste STATE
prison tor engaging IN the Airtan slave ae, arrived
tiis NJ 60 oil sailing vessel icx days $40, aud has
. 10 tlsntsisn a. recruit his health winch -cns 10
hay y siigerea ron pis lol. confinement
llle. from Naneguelt 10 TIC y lu4 Us thn tie i1
trrbcfrug .T Nsrlcgibo An custingcs. IAe govern
n,ei n. sr.abi.LeI block iar fe ports a tst prp-
yrcr Il .st sixty day. nnc n~tce has be -cnt ~
t5o 4bretnmsn's =. America ard hurCpr. Our artster
Nr 4. H. C4lrcr, was 70 prc-rnt ns eFeieStmis on
the Sfh.
fh 4 tsb Queen hal accident n her boilers a',d
arn r. lcak. Sh. arrived the aiiofDrvJc cf Tee
2lst s.l4 q Adams, 81 the new steamer kage. gVes
din,ie ~ htr,l ris yessc the 22s The pril cina
merchant and the officers he Hoase ard poet
we're present. 1nnge many tnasts Tor the Union
and for rresiiert Liscou sud for tbc prosperity tne
United stat,s hGN ho.
the rb Tiuga md somens 81 y.stasdsy asa the
santiago de Cub ncsipo IN this ofrilg. Ea
Norphy Is stli with us lie leavcs On tbs snih rrr
spanish mail steamer Tor Cadiz. #Mh9s.f
EnM
New York Congressional Neminatios.
8lEtM H Ge Ftfss te3cHHsrrH. .tht. ~, 1892.
sanford y. Church, al "out.and cat democrat vas
eslcrday nominated for Congress 70 this district Hon.
Altfaa Fly and proemsp Clark are his competitors.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
HoyEMEATs OF THE Weak,SG MEN.
The Second Avenue Railroad EmPAoyeS
ON u strike.

The Second Avenue Railroad Employes
on - strike.
The hos,lers the employment ol tue second ~ enue
Railroad Company struck higher wages Tuesday,
and armng themselves with clubs, assaulted number
or the laboors who refused IN the movement Tho
Nineteenth precnc; police promptly arrived al the scene
Of the riot and arrested Ave Of the rngeadcrs who gave
their names As Barney Mooney John oai, Peter Boyle,
Thomas McKenney and Edward hcNuiy. The accused
were for tue sht, which had the elect VI pu
ting n stop 10 any further tIDube.
that Tuesday some twenty OF the bsisrB
ched the second Avenue Railroad Company ie-
ianded their wages; but the prcsdent OF
tha company being absont the suer IN
edent told the lie had power 10 grant their e
.!iJa but that he would lay II before the directors Inc
Immediately thererpon left work, but returned lew
l.ss later and beat some Of Their fellow laOorefh "hs
Joined in the str IKE henes tho intel:efcncr or
NJ police Of Ninatcc precinct. who called IN
Tho Strike at the ianh ttan Gas Works.
The difficulty which among The smployes OF tho
Manhattan Gas Company which tho Of tho
sfike noticed in yesterday sRAiD, has, We are cad
earn been anicaby settled. II appears that tne whole
t rose out Of Misunderstanding the part OF the
r.. n Colonel i.oone the President of he company,
ic commander oi the Thirty seventh New iurk
iltia regiment, which was Inspected on lussday
with bis regiment, aud could not be pre-
make the desired .s sIanlon - tie Lien mo
Ioaru lad agreed pay thc,n the increased dcfnand
81 Tb but the excitement Of the mosut the cnpoye9
did not the arrangements OF The b,ard henco
ns cause the Ih5 the scconu lime the COM
pany has ,ncrot1ed the u wages rs some tne
ago they RACED tho IRON 81 ~ % 81 % per den
aud 81 10. Tins n.cnrnl l. considered quito
satisfactory the men have ali resumed their w"rS
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
THE INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Rebel official Reports OF the Raid Of
STARTS Cavalry,
&as,
Re-,

GENERAL LEE TO THE REBEL " AR DEPARTMENT
HEAD DovARrxas DEPARTMENT ov NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
October Is, 1862. !
Gen s. CoorgR Adintant and Inspector General
GEykRAI--n forw9rding tho report Of Major General
Stuart IT his expedition into Pennsylvania take
express the department my sense OF the bold
judgment and prudence he displayed in its execo
ton and cordially join with him IN his cotomendations Of
the conduct and endurance Of che brave he
msnded 10 his skill and their iortitrde. under the
guidance OF ovcrruling Providence Is their success
due. have The honor to be, most respectfully, your
obsdient servant, r. n. LEE. General.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

solution Of OF the great questions Of the ago all
the knowledge gain the sub ect should be pro
cured These meetings should be held often
twice week, at such time and place AZ the general su
periptendent may direct.
T. To enable the general commanding TO make out .
and full report Of operations during the past
year to show 10 the Secretary Of War and the country
tho OF success which has attended this great ex
pertinent OF free labor in district where the friends or
fail the general supern will please make full
report OF all their operations these headquarters oy the
LIST Of November This report should embrace the number
Of Of land cultivated the Of the crops raised the
condition Of the people and the difficulties and discourage
ments under which they have aborcd BY command Of
Brigadier General 4. SAxTON.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

IN the Urued states District Court to-Gay Joseph G.
IA. yes late postnaster AZ Mcadyc, removed op 'he
rhtraG of g Ncwtea pet's Of cIenng letter Of Fssis,
Was u8uutabiy QglaittA
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
News from Havana.

The steamship Eagle, Capt. Adams, arrived n this
port last night, with asvccs iron HAVANA the s5ih
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
New York Congregational Nomination.

- n" !" -7-T WI-AF-fFN, ,tft. y, IsUZ.
sanford y. Church, "out.ando outf democrat, vas
Yesterday nominated for Congress 70 tbs district Hon.
Atffad Fly pnd proemap Clark are BIZ eorpstltofs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30


HEADQUARTERS, EEAuforr, IS. e.. ,ct, ls, 1862
l. The FIRST regiment OF Sonth Carolina Volunteers will
he organized possible. Tic supcrntesdcnts ui
in this department will cNcrtiOn 10
induce the young and abiebced nien capable cf bearing
srn,a 10 enrol themselves ~ onoe.
All who enlist will receive thirteen dollars per month ,
a. an army raons and clothing Under the old orgnga-
s,on OF this regiment provision made r ,y iup
Inc soldiers. That difficulty now oeyisiei, and here
After they will be paid regularly.
nv act OF Congress all slaves of rebel masters who
enter the service u the United states declared be
forever free with their wivos and Children brothers and
s,stors fatbcrs mothers. The superistendents will
nae This fact TO all the people within tbsir Juris
fcJion.
n in 10 be hoped that regiment will be raised
,hat will do credit tbs IL represents aud 10 the
bolv cause By wbicn alone is existence s justified AZ
s..i .s the RECRUITS enrolled they will be
port 70 he headquarters Of the regiment at smiths plan
tatiOn. \. \,
Tho attention of the general supsrntendcnn Is called
An ths importanse OF having frequent meetings OF the
within their Districts for discussions of
snbiscis connected with their special dffcs. thar each
have an opporupy 70 hear and profit by the views
sod cppciencss Of the Others Charged az we are Yth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
Proceeding q Grange county Temperance
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
4 RkREL SPY

A rebel spy was captured Wednesday after
noon in the hollow of an old tree, where he had
supplied with provisions. lie refused to give
his name, or what his business was. He was
sent to headquarters to bo dealt with AS the
military authorities may think proper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
BosroS, Feb, I. 1t is here reported that Fort
Henry is captured.
FROM WASHINGTON,

New York, Feb / The Worlds Washing
ton despatch says it is now currently rumored
there that either Gen. Heintzleman or Gen. Me-
Dowell will take command OF the new expedi-
ton to the South, which is fitting out in New
York, and which will comprise division of the
army here.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
IRON MISSOURI.

Rolla, Feb. The correspondent of the
Missouri Republican says the remainder OF Gen.
Sgels division started West on Sunday morn.
ing under acting Brig. Gen. Color. Asboth' 5
division started several days since. This place
IS now occupied only by troops for its protcc-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
THg LAST MILLION.

The last million OF dollars which babe fare
well to the Treasury, was properly sent by Mr.,
Chase to New York, for the needy troops who
are fighting the enemy, instead OF delaying in
camp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, FEB. II, 1862.

1t is not improbable tat, ia order to obyiate
any dispute concerning Tie blockade, the whole
southern coast will be tlen possession Of with
in the coming two nonts.