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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16
JAN. Is, 1862
THE
cusnsv EXTERNAL REM EDs.


,r.w a,xTERNAg. REM EDS.
~ n1T,ruATIsM. GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUh-
FOX c En GTIET NICK AND JOINTS, s.HAiH''
bA ARi21s ~ CUTS AND W0gND5S5: t ,Iif;'
IGADACHE;; hND A ,hI,i;o NbER1A'''
DR.. Stephen .Sweet,T Co""ee'Ec"''
ln,wn ali over the United states
DR.. Stephen Street, Of ton"fc ,''ls,
,,tna author of Or. Sweets Iatal0ie Ll"lhleh'
10 f}y' .sveet's MfnNiJte L'nlment
,4,o n,tborot DR.. Sweets Inialiable Lnirneht.
- Dr. Streets hqtathbie Lnimeat
Cures Rheuma tsn and ever fails:
Dr.. Streets Ktal{ibie L5n1ment
Isacerain rcneoy for Neuralgia:
d.. Swlefs MtuiHbic Imminent
Cures Burns al Scalds Immediately.
Dr.. Nueets Mfalib'c Linimeat
T., No hast Known remedy for Sprains ana Bruises.
Dr. Sweet's Mfolliblc Liniment.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
~ '' DR.. Streets Mfo1Ahze Li"iment:
Affords immediate relief :or Piles and seldom ia'ls'
DR.. Streets infa1i5le L'n'"e".
Cures Toothache in one minute
Dr.. Swect's Mfalzib{e Liniment
rures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves scar
DR.. tyweet's MtalHble Liniment
IS The best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Swect's MfaZids Liniment
Hss been used by more than million people, and all
Ixaise it.
Dr.. Streets Mfa??ib?e Linimeqt -,
Is truly friend in need.' and every fanny s"ou'o
have it at hand
DR.. Streets Mta??ij?e Linlmens
lie by all Druggists. Price % cents Apply
Dr. SweetS InfatHN eLin'me"
ures Burnsand Sca!ds immediate
DR.. Stephen Sweet, IF Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter:
DR.. .Soeet's Infalhbe Liniment
Is tile best remedy for Sores in the known word.
CAUTJ ".
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud Like
pass of Dr. Stephen Swee. Oh every ll5Al aHl also
Stephen weet's Infaibe Liniment" blown in the
glass of each bottle, without which none are genuine
Richardson d. Co.
Sole proprietors, Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED E. snITd, Montpelier, General
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers, Apr-yl
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
SimnsOn Hays' Estate.

THE subscribers having ieen appointed by the onorane
Probate Court tor the District of WASHINGTON counts
siouers to rectiv examine and adjust all claims ana oe
mands of oil persons against the estate OF simpson ma!
late OF slldesex in said district deceased repfese,ea
nsoven and the term If six month: from the ~ .
nrs of said deceased, exhibit and prove their re-
spec,jvo claimS hetn, Give notice, that we WIN al
lend 10 the duties Of our appointment at The Inn ol
W;li,m Simnnds in Miadle.cy in said district. on the
first Wednesdays Of February and July next, at 9oc'ocA
IN the f,rcuoo!l, on each Of said days.
GEO. II. Lewis Com,rs
A. l.. CNhMBERIiN,
Midhlesey. Jan 7st D. 1862. 'l"lW'
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Trains Going soutl and East.

Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier ct IS NJ. 90 P. NJ and 10 As P.
TRAIN leaves St. Alba at G,25 A. Bufn gtOn
N1 100 NJ, connecting at White River Junclinn with
trains for anu from Wells River, ST. Esbury aud lit
TETON aud with Nsrthe r. X. foe Boston, Lowell Wor-
&C., and connecting Bellows Falls with hesh-
ire r. R. for Boston and with Vermont Valley K. R for
Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York at 10, l5P.H
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Rouse's Point at IS A. NJ
for Burlington and Northield
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbug at II 80 M,
Mont zeal at $3.50 NJ, Ronses Point at 10 NJ. arri7
ing at Burlington at 925 in Boston at $40 NJ,
md Worcester and with Vermont Valley H. for Spring.
field and New Haven and arriving in New York at 20
r.
Trains Going Mort and West.
Leave Montpelier at Us A.M is NJ. and 90 ".
MAIL 1RAiN leaves Boston at 7.30 N. via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fchbufg Leaves Springfield at IS NJ.
Bellows Falls at Il. 25 connecting at White hve
junction vita Northern X. X from Boston and with Pas
s'mpsic y. t. tor and from st. Jolsbuty and Lit ton
arriving at Burlington at 700 and 81. Adams T.
40 p. M and lodge.
hccoMMoDArios TRAIN leaves Mortified at 8.25 A. NJ,
and Burlington at 1875 A. NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
real, arriving at Burlington At lilo and at Montreal at
500 Pm,
MGHr ExpREss TRAIN leo YES Bellows Falls o,5I5p,
RECEIVING passengers from vermont Valley r. r. ieavno
Ne" ork at $40 A. NJ and from Cheshire r. r. connrc
ing at White River Junction with train leayjnr Rnton NJ
". NJ via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave, Whita C;yor
junction at !53P NJ, arriving at Burlington nj 5o5
A. NJ konSes Point at 40 NJ, Montreal at TO- 90 ",
nu Oeacnspush at2 w p NJ, connect Nc with Grand
l ruhK trains for Detroit, Chicago and the Wpst
Eltepmg cars are attached to both the nrht e,,ros
Trains uhhlhg between Rouse's Point and Boston
hrough Tickets for Chicago and the Yves, for sal. =,
the principal stations. " '' '"e
ST. Alb,,s y, H., ,oco 6. MERRILL, sup'L
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W'QtiCe.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my sons
| JOSEPH E. Sergeant and Truman II. Sergeant, their
time during the remainder Of their minority, and shall
claim Of their earnings pay any debts of their
contracting after this date.
JOSEPH SARC .ANT.
Attest, T.. SARGEANT.
Hancock, Dec u, 1861.
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WHEREAS my wife, Sarah NJ Chatterton, mas eit my
w bed and board without just cause or provocauoh,
this is to notify all persons that shall pay no oeptS Oh
her contracting after tins date w ,,r-,,.,o>,
Hancock. Dec. !. 1851. "l9l"9"
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court, held at
WAsHNGroN DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, in said District
the 81 day Of January, A. ID. 1862.
UClDS b. PECK, Executor of the last will and tesla
IL ment If Olive Day, late of BARR in said district
deceased. presents his administrator account fer exami-
nation and allowance and makes application for de-
etce :" d1tpuon and partition of the estate Of said de-
ceased
Wherenpon 1t is ordered by said Court that said &C.
count and said application be referred session OF w id
Court to be held at the Probate Office in said MONTPELIER
on e Zot day ct January, A. D. 1862 for hearing and
decision thereon and Is farther ordered that notice
hereof BE- given to all persons interested by pubca
oh OF the same three weeks successfully in the Green
mountain frccman a newspaper published Montpe-
her, previous to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at sa lime and place. and show cause
d any 'hey may have, why said account should be
allowed. aud such decree made ly the Court
3l5fw3 Attest, . r. MERRILL, judge
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GurdOta EsaRaslaHI'S Estate,

n lE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bile Probate Court fort he D strict of Washington, com
dc mands of all persons, against The estate of Guron
Ra nda, late of Norhfeld in said district. deceased
rep resented i oheht, and the tenn Of six months from
The Both day of tctnher, 1861 being allowed by said
sour to Ihe creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
we will attend to the duties Of appointment tho
DIV cling house of Edward II. Randall in Northfed in
sal district on the 23h day of June next, at one o'clock
IN the afternoon, of said day.
MARVIN SlMONS, r.
WIN. q. Woodbury.. ! Commfs'
Mortified, Dec. 80, A. d. 1861. 3I5lu;
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DIES GARTER Kgna7


little glove stir5 up my heart as tides STR.
a snow white muslin, when it fits nakes ~ '-' q
notion -1"!a.
All sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings % ,...
But little female gaitcr boots are dan ' '. j.
shorter! 1~i T.
And just to put You on your guard
III give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief
Last summer, at the Pavilion (iot4
stopped week or more
And marked two " boot.ees" every g,,,
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leahcr,in.
Two boots which seemed to saw
I" An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away:
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face.
lady growing ont Of them
As flowers grow from 2 vase.
But ali. one morn saw sicht
Which struck NE like a stone
some other name was on the boo;
Those boo,s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And or they walked one afternoo,
Aud with them walked-a BRIDE
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Il Ga'E'E GEE.

THIS to certify that have sold 20 my SON Edwin f.
amb, his time during the remainder of his minority,
md shall claim of his earnings any debts
of his contracting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintrec, Dec. 7, 1861. fw3@
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E4Essns':stE0sa IN0GECe .

MUS is to certify tha ha We This day given my son, II
G.. Carpenter, his time during the remainder OF III
lnnority and shall claim of his wages nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date n,,rr,,,
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. G. CARPENTER.
Doc n 1851 f315w3*
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.09,I 'Vlsl HrN 'l2ooloM

'NOLuHLLVI1 u IvHES ~ .,
IalsnL GulEtU paAo!I7q al o. lou s! 0V'oJ u!Q
5ulAoll9q &usu lsu!n5e suosIod he A4ou o. s. SUD
suoguooAoId qsnr 1noV3!M r18oq pus paq Au "A
4lo suV uoaao; lpu0 S poy!H pue4snV AW sFadaH
~N-bHkEabT
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Ladies, coysment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
>. G, PAU
Vhere can be fouul at all times a large ASSOC.
Ladies, Misses and Children's B,
and Shoes of the latest French Impor;eiT,.
Also, Of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (pew -.
Misses and Children's "
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and ,si
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers On
Plumer's Cello brated Patea;,w
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT
We can't be bca, in Style Quality or PHI.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT CT
BOOTS, SHOES AND RTBBE
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. a..a
or A s Z GALL.
J. @. PAGE,
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10 state street. opposite Alby ST. E''a
A FTER an extensive practice Of upward 8.
II years, continues !osecurc Patent, in the lat!'
also IN Great Britain, France, aai other ioFr-; Fl.
tres. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, Q. TO-
pers or Drawings for rateHta. executed M ,0-'. "
and with despatch. Researches made iH:u tas..4.
Foreign Works, todetermine tn" yiiidity OF ga {t'
tents or Inventions, and legal or either ady!c .a'N
all matters touching the same. C"ples Of itt $50"
any Patent furnished by rerltting one Doiag '
ments recorded al Washington.
The Agency IN not only the iargc~; in Neg ha..
but through it inventors have adS"-ia,eS q" '''.'
patents, OF asceraining the paterlaIjbY {. '6''.
ansufpassedby,u not inme lsur.5y superior 3at!
can be offered them elsewhe-e The teNimc.
gwen prove that none l. MORE SUCCtsSF'- i.
tATENT OFFlcEthanthe subscriber nd :. ~.
- IHE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES hN|".
II ne would add that he has abundant reason ''"'
ana can prove, that at no other Office Of the SlI ~
charges tor professional services 80 moderate az
hiehse practice OF the subscriber curing lNrne 70
past, mas enabled him to acour,ulaic VAT roIs..
specifications and official decisions relative To fa'
inese, hes'des his extensive library ri Legal IVA w.
,cai works. and iull accounts of patents .!13.
UNITED states Europe render him able, hey ~,
ooh. 10 oner superior facilities for obtaining 7'r"
All necessity Of a Journey TO Washington ~ n w
patent, and the usual great delay there, ave a'.'"
inventors
TEsTIMoNIALs.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of TIE most 'Fr'. !, .s
e"yH practitioners with whom have IA OBS
Course.
CHAS. MASON" ConmisS01'r ~ r. ..
nave no hesitation In R>sunG. lu,tr''I'
oahnotemplov person more comretenI and '''''
an" more capable al putting their Application '
at the Patent OiFice. lDNryD nr-E''
Late Comm's>anr5 u ID, 81.
Mr. X, h, Eddy haS made ioT me f'ii"t 49,
o'uohS, on all hut ne OF which patents have .'
eu, anu That one Is nnw reading. S1ch At~
Proof OF grra. talent and tity on !ls tar '''
'rcoihnend at inventors apply 20 Am - t'' d.,
patents, as they may be al of having The No. ,
attention bestowed ON thr;f eases, ana at Yr. Tr
charges iru, ThGiA.'.
During eight months. the SLb,c,ncl, m ''h',s
1,gr practice, made, on twice tolro'ti ~
HiAt ZEN APPEALS, EVERY OiE Of -.
''Afa IN MS favor, by the Commissioner o. .,inl
Boston, Dec > iSG! '.''
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. O-paraner~Atp arissUtYc0.

Tue partnership heretofore existing between H. w
Howe ard J sawyer, both Of Ncrthneld, under the
hsne AM style :" lowe Sawyer, il this day dissolved
""'hpe'"' pee. ',.iooI. d&wlw F.7W. HOWE
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO.Gr,2 PER DAY.

Since the opening of this vast and commodious Hotel,
In 1854 it has been the single endeaver of the propre
tors to make it the most sumptuous convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side the
Atlantic And whatever has seemed likely to administer
to the comfort its guests they have endeavorei with
out regard to cost to provide, and to combine all the ell
emens Of individual and social enjoyment which modern
art has nvented and modern taste approved and the
patronage which 1t has commanded during the past six
years Ii gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap
preciated.
To meet the exigencies of the times when all re-
qured to practice the most rigid economy the under
signed
Have Reduced the Price Of ROard to
TWO Dollars per Day,
at the same time abating of the uXues with which
their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL WHlTCOMB co.
New York, Sept.2 2, 1861. 2o9m3
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN!
WOOD or COAL.
Ahead Of all Competition


e4O3 OF them manufactured last yearore than double
Tho number of any other first class stove in
one year, in the United States.
shf contain all the Improvements which in all the
- hrst class Stoves and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part follows:
lst The arrangement for broilng the front hearth
an Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t has also the game arrangement for broling on top
~ thorough ventilation of the Oven.
a.. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
tereby increasing the draught Of The Stove auickenin
Its operations end enabling It to throw out more hca-a
natter inhc ana justly complained of In other Stoves
an An Important improvement in the application of
Inc camper, which throws the heat around the oven.
ON. Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
ana more durable as well a. handsomer castings.
ON. drait damper at each end CT the Ere box so
'h the IRE equazed, and gridle will heat as ouick
Is tne oher, also heating the in half the time
. ERE back protected by soap-stone, so II cannot
burn out. '
IN addition to The above improve Il has all that
coMDncu in other frat class Stoves Hot water Res
erNor, warming Closet Rooster In 'front.' Baker on ton
Doors iito with best Russia ron &c. &c Further this
stove Is warranted to do the work with as little fuel "a
olhrr stove In the market, and in a superior manner
All who want first class Stove. Lonld never Inv INIT,
they call and see the Coon SAMANTHA as they have in ev
cry instance given satisfaction. ~ ." w
am the exclusive agent for the sale OF uis Stove In
Aopecr, and sell !. on trial for any reasonable
OF time 80 all 0re safe in buying. e'
nave also rs iull An assortment OF Common Stoves nm
nara rs any other dealer In Washngou County md sell
IA low ~ any one In the State. d. DEWEY
Montpelier. Dec. 10. 1890
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TTA pIx oo and fer the District arore
aia viii, be holden the Probate Oice, in MotpeeI IN
s; District Gu Tuesday OF each week, during the year
ensnng P.snns having business with said Court are re-
~r.,stei to attend to the same said court days
'~ T. X. MERRIi.L, Judge.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-06

try, such, for instance. IS Theodore d
Woolsey, President of Yale College; Prof D.
Yale College, the Faculty Of Hamilton Col.
lsge, ex Governor Seymour, Of New York
Ex-Governor Chase, of Ohio, Arson Smyth
State School Commissioner, and other well
known names. We have only to add thai
we regard the work as the most comprehen.
siye, valuable, and at the same time the
most magnificent in point Of Typography lha,
has ever been issued either in Europe OF
America, and that its own accuracy entities
il TO the patronage Of every family in the
country. In the school room 1t is indispen.
sable, and its price pufs it within the resch
OF teachers and pupils, it will soon find its
way there. The agent, Mr.. w. L. Warner,
is now canvasins this county for this work
specimen Of which will be exhibited to
those of our citizens upon whom he will call
We advise them TO delight their senses by an
examination of the splendid Atlas.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-06


hon. ANDRSw STEUART.r-The Santa Fc
(New Mexico) Gazette, has the following
complimentary notice OLA. Stewart. former.
~ citizen OF Cadiz. The firm, Of which Mr.
Stewart is member, have won for them.
selves golden opinions, for the mastery man
ner in which they have managed their stage
routes in the west:
Mr. Steu'rt the well known manarinu
partner in The firm of Slemmons, Roberts &
20, has been in the city during the past lew
days. His connection with the people on this
end OF the Independence mail line has bee n
most agreeable. The promptness with which
the mails have been delivered under his ad.
mlnlstration OF the line has won for him the
approval Of all who admire business talcntS
Of high order, and many will regret that
recent arrangements have separated him
rom the mail service in New Mexico.
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Recruiting for the 9sth Rcgi-
Inent.

The various recruiting officers for this regi.
ment, in this county, are at work, in earnest
in filing up the two companies that must
come from Harrison county.
The Governor OF Ohio has decided that i
the required number Of men do not volun.
teer before the 18th day Of this month, draft.
ing win commence, and the army will be
filled up with Conscripts.
Men OF Harrison county, do you fully
realize the crisis that is upon US? Are you
willing that the future shall say of you, that
you were compelled to go forth in defeuce Of
your ot0n CouHtryF Are you willing to fold
your arms, and shut your eyes, and SEQ the
best Government on earth crumble in ruins,
without making an effort for its preservation? {?
Or do you prefer and value your own tempo.
rary ease as above the priceless bo IN of liber.
ty--the benefits of free government?
There was time when it was the delight
Of every american to boast Of his country
when he could survey its proud proportions
washed on East and West by the mighty
Oceans, with the Great Lakes and noble Gulf
to lave its Northern and Southern shore; and
viewing its greatness, and the harmony of
the people, he could feel proud OF his country
rejoice that he was citizen OF it. And
that Country had a history, too, that thrilled
the heart, and charmed the Imagination
T.
1t had history Of Revolution, where our
'ore fathers display ed heroism and devotion
to this land that has given to Americans ever
since post of honor But traitors now
threaten the ruin OF this country. They
have taken up arms to destroy this noble
government. They stand now with strange
banners, (not the "banner of beautyr) threat.
ening the existence OF our government; and
yonr Government calls you to come to her
defence. Will you do it? This rebellion
must be put down--the government must be
sustained, or the hope Of the world will 60
down in darkness and impenetrable gloom.
Americans must prove true to the past; must
DO their duty to the future, or lose their lib.
critics and their greatness Your fellow-citi.
lens, noble men and true, have gone before,
md in this hour of need, they call on you 10
'ome to their relief From the banks OF the i,
atnes, and from Tennessee and Mississippi, G
hey call on you to help them. Will you 90? I
VII you ill the post Of honor as Volun.
eer, or will You be drafted, Ample provis. =
on is being made for the comfort of your
antilles during your absence, so you can rest
asy on that score. Il
Volunteers get $13 per month and 500 il
'ounty; one fourth of the Bounty and one 7
lonth's pay being In advance, while drafted g
zen get but $l1 per month and no bounty. e
esides Volunteers have better treatment q
ian drafted men. The next ten days will [
'cide which course you will pursue. Think n
le matter seriously over and we feel sure q
III Will decide to volunteer in defence of n
IT noble Government y,
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!. = .YaIunicer Iseiicf Fund.

The plan adopted in Gadiz township for
raising hSd tor the relief Of the families Of
veluhtcefs would be good one to adopt in
ailth townships in the county. L. The plan
iste, have all the taxpayers pledge them
selves to pay tax Of 4.1oths Of a mill on
this years valuation. pledge to that ei
feet is in circulation and has been numerous
lyeigned, and as none have refused to sign it
to whom il has been presented, we presume
itwiihhe unanimous II this plan was fol-
lowed all over the county.i it, in connexion
with the levy authorized by the State, would
create a fund Of near $4,000. Let some ac-
tive mon take the matter in hand immedi.
stely., The property holders nast make sac
rifcesin their country's cause. If they do
rot volunteer themselves, they must contri-
butte to the support of the families of the
brave men who have gone forth to fight for
them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-06

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc. Aug a.
- Ever since the firing upon our shipping, at
the mailboat land'g, by the enemy's batteries,
our troops have occupied the opposite shore
Yesterday reconnaissance was made from
that point back into the country to within
fourteen miles Of Petersburg, conducted by
Col. Averill, and composed of one hundred
and fifty OF the Fifth United States, and one
hundred and fifty Of the Third Pennsylvania
Cavalry, with four companies of the FIRST
Michigan regiment. Captains Cutler and
Bowen Of General M'Clelland's staff accom-.
panied them. @
At Cox Mills, five miles from the river.
they encountered the Thirteenth Virginia
cavalry, drawn up in line of battle. Our men
charged on them, when they broke and run.
They drove them to their encampment at
Sycamore church two and half miles fur
ther, when they again formed, but they
again formed, but they were ingloriousIy put
to flight, leaving behind all their tents, camp
equipments and commissary stores which
our troops gathered together and burnt
The rebels had two horses killed, SIX men
wounded and two taken prisoners. We
had only one horse killed. After securing
the country the country short distance,
they returned to the river.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-06
ENROLLING tile Militia.

The Assessors of the different townships
in this county,in pursuance of instructions
received by the County Auditor from Colum
bus, are now busiy engaged in enrolling the
names Of all able bodied men from eighteen
to forty five years Of age, preparatory to a
draft. They will complete their work in a
few days. We understand that it is aston
ishing what number are over lorty five.