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, 1862-09-20

Chicago Sabbath School Union,
The regular monthly meeting of the Chi
cago Sabbath School Union will be held on
Monday evening, Sept a2d, in the first Con-
gregatonal Church, corner Of West Washing.
ton and Green streets, commencing at half
past seven o'clock. The following will be the
order Of exercises:
Fn.m 5:30 to o'c1ock-Pfayes and praise
From S:o D,scueEon-Should the regular
ezercffcs q out church schools ever be yasieds
From SO to e:41-Dib!e lezson. conducted By
Ker " " Patton; Mark g., 14-2J. Subject-
Murder of Jchn the baptist.
From s:4tt to S:15-Sia.iug.
=, From s:a5 to a:N-Address to children. by Rev.
Mt. Williamson.
From s:t5 TO 910-Sacrcd geography; st. Paul's
traye1s con. .tnaed- BY a. J. Brown, ESQ
From $40 to 9:15-Singiug and benedfc.iou.
1t Is earnestly desired that ali who feel an
interest in the Sabbath Schools Of the city
will not fail to be present. Pastors and su-
perintenderts are requested to give this TO.
tlce in their respective church and Sabbath
Schools to secure full attendance,
, 1862-09-20

DoS'T FoE8ET.-The excursion to Joliet
this morning. Cars leave Madison street depot
atprecisely o'clock. Tickets only 50 cents.
HARPER" H,rper's Magazine ~ tor O:o-
Der has been received by McSally s. Co., No.
81 Dearborn street,
, 1862-09-20
The Ncmorta1---Ifeporr OF the Delera.
1fOM 10 the President,

T1EBEQ66E.
The committee appointed ut the previous
meetings in connection with the memorial to
the President on tie subject Of emancipation,
would invite, religious community, as be-
fore, to meet at BRYAN HALL, Saturday even
ing, Sept. 2oth, at * o'clock, to hear the re-
pert Of the delegation {Rer. Messrs. Patton
and Dempster), who have just returned from
an interview Tith the President. Let all who
wish to know the views Of the President at
tend! GRANT GooDr1c1.
MARX Skinner,
WM. ". PArroN,
J. NJ WILSON,
S. B. GooK1Ss, }Committee,
T. M. EppY,
O. F. TIFFANY,
NATH'L CoLyEn,
WM. ". EyERrs,
, 1862-09-20
M a R RI ED.
DI Il D..

II thts CIT, seGt. 11th By Rev. asr. T-ck'er, II.
Ii. DAVIS. OF NJ Buffalo, Michigan
, 1862-09-20

- Presto, presto. presto pass, and take
peep st the 1usgic glass. kerosene lamps, new
styles, sold only at wholesale, by C. l. Noble. lis
Lake street. up stairs. sent1,Gt
, 1862-09-20

'a1: !S !1, and 7s5. Ia No. I'll dctault was
tsken, and writ of inquiry ordered. In No.
S56 (ehsncery), the time for Candy to aus wsr
was extended to the. first day OF the next
tenn.
The court will adjourn to-day for the term.
SUPERIOR CorRT.-Ths regular sessions Of
this court will be resumed on Monday, unless
tie bar should deem further adjournment
advisable. 1t is. however, expected that but
little business will be done In any event dur
ing the current term.
COUNTY CorR1-Re}ore Hon. = B. Brad
.neA-In the matter OF the estate Of Robert
Patterson, an order for the sale Of real estate
WINS entered. Estate OF Charlcs Wesencroft,
Claim Of William Wcsencroft filed. ],
King was appointed to defend the estate, and
the hearing continued to the Goth inst.
The Slxty.Ntntll Reg1ment-ArriyaI OF
Recruits.
The 69th regiment Of sthree months men"
stationed at Camp Douglas-whose term of
service Is about to expire, will soon be re-
organized, and NIL Of its members who feel
disposed to do go will have an excellent op-
portunity to re-enllst for the war.
Yesterday afternoon, seven companies OF
new recruits for this regiment, principally
from Rock Island county, arrived in this city
from Dixon, over the Air Lice road, and pro-
ceeded Immediately to Cottage Grove.
These troops are partially equipped, arc ta-
ken mainly from the rural districts, aud ara
robust, hardy, and excellently appear
Ing men. They were temporarily under the
, 1862-09-20

At tBristol-Sunday, the 2lst.
At Oewe ego-Monday. the 22d.
AT sandWich-Tueeday, the 23d.
Al monauk-W ednesday, the 24th.
At 1amoite-Thursdny. the 18th,
At I'etu-Friday. the s6'h.
and 2S1h. 'N WA
The friends Of reform in the places named
will please arrange for these meetings, SO far
us place is concerned, and give as extensive
public notice Of them as practicable.
, 1862-09-20
NTANTED-AGENTS-MaIeo o

M ANTEl-AtIE.NT or
vs FemaIe.-Agents wanted In every town Of tbs
f. Cut1:nE 1at!es Dresses, BOY. Clothing. 9htrts c
SetnT.t n.y. copyright. Agents mak7S Eor s7tn IS
rfr CAY: Fer particulars Inquire nt j. Kt}!tLEt.'3
n!Era No hM-:roFota1 1sieck or addrczs Pcs. Dr3.e
n3x ~ enclosing thee cent possagt etAnp Ca!cIzo,
LII, ha1.hS9.
, 1862-09-20

~ Buy wall paper Of Chase & Co., wholesale
ana retail, 1C9 Randolph street, au95im.
, 1862-09-20

e G. Bartlett Wilson, Sergeant Major Of
the I'D Illinois volunteers, Col. Starring, Isl
town, TO remain until Sunday evening, when
he VIII start to join his regiment. All pack
ages and letters Tor members Of the regiment
lie will see safely delivered if left st the TR1-
BrSE counting room.
, 1862-09-20

@hn 00n OF REAL ESTATE
P1Af9OVOt to trads for Dry Goods. Ready-
Furniture, Pfanos Liquors. Horres Carriages. Wasoas
Fa1m Ao5tgsge@ Nisso9tin hailsoad F1,1t Bonds
ties Buknt So ard Residence Property In Caicaxo tao
following pHoperyEG lnts Ia the CITY O.. Rochester
the county. three miles from the CITY Or Rochester
M.nn 4a acres and me ullt IRON the Town of Ultu
covered nth oak and maple timber; 1o lots IL tbs
cisz e a o.ahs9f4a Mln1e6aaFo sa Gon1ty Vs. street.
hrxn. Fone d. Lac County. Wis All The apoTe bro
ts1es all patd.
any person wishing to trade for any all the Abora
ned property will ind tt - their int r at to cs o.
tic tubec1i6er 4 n State street dress shr ugh
tie Post lMte BEL GIG. Chicago Ill
MOI kut PRINCIPALS will be dealt with .....
scs9 p4e51m r. GILBERT,
, 1862-09-20
I50ar0ina.

ROARD1NG.--A gentleman a~d
- wife can be accommodated with hnn7j AMI =
p't asant nom tsrIs ac,l mn :nrn!.! e} asso two
sn: ie senten.er. by applying 1t ri Fourth a7eaue
ROAFDING-A pleasant Front
- Room +, let With boazf. on rrasens5]c tczus
E-,s u3t44St '"A H'---''
, 1862-09-20
G,uSt,

I CST.-Tonmy Fagar. & ]it,l~ bov
- fsc years old. ttIaEcd away on Sunday evening,
st and f:anteirh fszeets. He ls very 2r .liI.eue
Child n tell hia sut the particulars cor terniaE
himself AIy one snawirE OF hIs whert atronts viii
c9rfe favor on hs fa:her bv giving :ntor 1at,.n of
where he T.. Address ?. EAGAN, T. o. 10! as@I or
itafe di1n ht the tarli~ In ell H..n.c. setS n3 tit
, 1862-09-20
The Lnte Horticultural Rxtthtfton
ROCKFORD, Ill. Sept. Is, 1852.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

at the lafe Horticultural Fair in your c;ty.
bad on exhibition twenty-eigh: varieties ,of
applies and six varieties Of pcars. In your re-
port OF the exhibition no mention is msde of
my collection, neither docs my name appear
u your n:t OF exhibitors, published ia last
Sa'nIday's TRIBUNE Was sent to the ex.
hibition by the Rockford Horticultural So
cie'y, for the purpose of repr seuting in payt
the fsnit growing interest Of this region. and
deem It due to said Society that my collection
shculd receive at least passing notice with
OILERS Yours, &c, 2. NooLwonru,
, 1862-09-20

NEE71So.-The Good Templass' Soldiers
Aid Society will meet Ibis afternoon and ere
nirg in their room adjoining Metropolitan
HILL Sewing machines and an abundance Of
wosk have been provided. and good attend.
Ance is requested.
, 1862-09-20

w A n T Il D-6o0,0oO Agents
~ SoWs.hinG new. "A splendid Uniteti states
Gas5 e e ] t. sa@ple sem Fecet 81
once lon 4a1.. K r. LASDOE, General aseut 81
Lake street. opposite fremont House, ~
, 1862-09-20

P1cKrocEETs.-Norman Becker, lumber
dtaler Of this city, had Lis pocket picked Of a
valuable gold watch yesterday white absorbed
in the contents Of a newspaper bulletin. Peo-
pie should be cautious In crowd, especially
about bulletin, where ones property is Us
uncertain Us The news.
, 1862-09-20

The MEETING AT BRYAN HALL.-The pub-
lie may expect one Of the most Interesting
meetings of the war this evening. The re-
port OF the Interview with the President BIZ
Rev. Nessrs. Patton and Dempster, We learn,
is very full and accurate, and will be listened
to most eagerly by the vast multitude who
deFuted these gentlemen to deliver the Ne
mortal to the President,
, 1862-09-20

HE WOOD SAwIEEs.-E9ery one VINO has
tie spare change, is laying in supply Of full
for the winter at high rates. To be up with
the times the wood sawyer5 have liked their
price ut two dollars per cord, and not cent
less. In the absence Of saw mills, the sawyers
have got rather good thing. Betwcen scaut
CORDS, starvation prices and obstinate sawye,s
tue fuel prospects are decidedly refreshing
, 1862-09-20

CAnE1EsssEss OF SoLp1ER.-A young
soldier named James Mclaughlin, attempted
to spr:ng on train of cars passing Camp
douglas day or two since, supposing he
could thus get passage to town, when he
slipped hia hold and fell in such way as to
terribly bruise his leg. He is at present in
Camp Douglas hospital.
, 1862-09-20

OPENING oF THE HAVEN Scuoo1.-The Ha-
ven School will be opened on Monday next at
9o'clock a. M; but no pupils will be admitted
TO this school except those residing south Of
Polk street and Peck court, and north of Old
street. LUTHER HAVEN,
President of Board of Education.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

N.sHAGToN, Sept. l. Monday evening our
I'M .uyaLced twO miles toward ne last hattie
Ell. ne killed being buried ana the wounded
.uy7ed .nder 4 lag 81 truce. About 1900
Sege tHUye,. rom various battle fields.
.eceal dviues received rom tire vicinity Of
he ale -aHgu!uary conflicts N Virginia with
be u-,ny report that locality as being compar-
.I,7ziY III quiet. The news from that quarter
j-.4y 4as 1ern, considering The intense excite
len- anu IuSlle prevalent Iecidedly neagre.
-.luygs .ud stories u nc most extravaganza la-
.g- nave Ieeu circulated throughout The CITY,
s.-.t .-4lJriIy Ji winch nave been found, IN
aaarv Au4 cgasonlng, 10 De entirely unreliable.
'as.ss EuO cit Cuntreyllle iaIe yesterday al
arr u -enrt nat The Command Of Gen Banks,
FGca IGu zen reported cat III, commenced ar
Wig a. Aa- pUInt 4UOut I'VE . Clock Yesterday
.Ee,lyIn. There can )e DnL very title doubt
i .la urrecEness d the report, IL our MORN
M Rates that &c witnessed the arrival Ji TINS
emIaul il siurrher stared that l march Di
reAtf I'VE niles vas -ccUmuiished by them IN
bat 10y Il JrrsF 10 rrGch ,hat position. The
Is2t5st atteE .loa IS Ieln- gwen 70 the condl-
.sl Inc FOunGrd. wra are conveyed with All
o.-a.e l.pL ytness ~ Jne various departments
REARED or .a-.r reception. An over 4bund-
.ars az .ua pLvste.aus nave rendered
r -cv,-ez anu { IS most certain hat The
i-'a l-a Fos base .ai4-u n te.rnce 81 .hr n4-
u4 nos Saui Tor sympathy anu klnd II,
-...l 10 -u-.r -uF-unz.
SIS .--.-4 d . lrfnrr ette- rhat = large
4.ae --raz-.-.s were Yesterday pIcGgd ~
lay. Tine rIG wa- NAE Ietwyen
...- uuIr House 4uu CeutreUIe. sunday
.r.,s. - amUalancls. IN advance u the ram
.fn as,.W, we're captured. Fhe IaIn
sisted 30 .muul4lCss ana 30 aacNs
F.. .a- -.auu V,u41cu ave -o .4r been rrmUycd
10 70. ar-a
.-tra.v yeuing, At1 clock. Jar army vas
7raTawu rnlud Tue nils 81 C.ftruyIiie u +.
-.a.. .elleggd 10 draw On she ane my, out
y 500 p.t .dyuncs. This morning our army
.'...ad DE-. Isl -wo mice tow rds lie ia bat
e.l. The arge reiuiorceuenIs when nave
L.t1 heie-eousistlng Ut artillery inu N
-n,f--na the army perfectly safe. No hrIng
..L ace -er nine clock saturday night.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

attacked col. White. vau-- .ar"a .7a- s-ti.aa-
irI tC 500 ACES. - s-- -.s-tv- ..l.-- south ID
PiLtinan terrv u CLrreut River AMI after 4
desperate c0nhic- 1t 14lt IN Efur, duration,
;Jmpietelg routed White, capturing III AS vag-
lns ana equI2a q. ana -aNIng many prisoners.
also number u horses anu mules Our loss
N killed anu Nuuul=d : not stated. duI Z :
.iIght compared with mat ID the suemv.
tOKT SCoTT. Kansas. Aug %. Dav before
yesterday Q1au5rci tni u1vs J4uts came lp~n
six companies II he II Kansas IND 5hree COM
panies u The 5th Kansas. ue4r Lunar. iaIor
Campbell anu apt. Greene 1t Tie 18th attacked
.helu win six hundred Ut their men. AMI lad
4 severe light Two men were killed 4nd Il
Wounded.
Lieut. Col. Bassett. commanding Inc "a AIn-
saS, marched Ip0n the opposite SIDE 81 the slIeam
out Ut IInger. Wounded men ~av the rebels
Iad about 100, lnd Il Bissett Iad helped they
would nave whipped them. Col Cloud .eit MS
force The day before 10 report II tins place. all
say that lAd ae been there Quautrell 4nd HAYS
would nave )een taken.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

Making & cent. ur he year rns-
w. . $50. sad yer 70 Ne he Org
u the premium without efreace any
ndorse and paid the Il easurer his tire
I NIonr- jer before the l5th iay II Oct. Sb1.
iemnr,- n the Company Will he lands 4 he
Representatives he Legislature. cnedule moving
he amount respectively;
hey particularly hat the money or heir
forwarded The ONCE october. The assess
aents must paid due. Those VINO fail
5ugnt ne paid heir property destroyed
ire e attention his the part II he Members
Company the time. glLsaVe them
ana trouble. see Act nj Incorporation yOuTtpotcY
rhich viii he entorced J. :. THURST0N. Treasurer
Montpelier, sept. :. 500.
r The publishers IT Feeky his state
are reuucsge, he 0rrg5iaE heir respect
1apers succssIvriy. and onward heir bids
f. his Office payment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
sabbath ~chooi Bell. No

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST 'TELys
Months 4 h., publication. 2 = entire I-w Work (
nearly 90 pages Many & he Fumes aud Hymns Eer-
vrttteu expressly tor Volume. Il VII De s.
nouuiar IS is predecessor he'll No ID Ehch as mn ~
70 hr snor rnoas number Il SIS 800 Is nontAs.
oitstrirriau any sunday school ., .ize issued
fr .hts r4urtr, 4.o ,,,th vou lies npuad ~
accommodate schools wishing hem has iorn. Frlcss
u Bell SO raper l5 cents. St2 ner 100 'ounn
y cents ais uer 90 'Iosh bound embossed -iit, +"
cents s22 per 100. Bell No. paper covers. = cents
40 rer 90 Bound u cents SO %. 10Th ooUao
nbpss-i l. Is cents. S20 per 100 Belis 1Us Aha
pound -oarther 70 cents s2o per 100 Jcopts- urn-'fe
a. he 90 price Cloth bound embossed t.so cents 50
Irr 100. lai hostage RE 20 ne etall rice.
IOPACE WATER. Pho. .her.
- lroa.i yaw %
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
EN-. LEE MASSITG me REBEL TROOPS
NORTH OF CEITR.PTLLE.

NEW YORK. Sept J. rhe FnbHnss cores
pendent states mat n consequence Ut tie
threatening demonstrations OF the reOel lIuueraIs
Hill and LJngsEreeE { Eas le4med necessary N
Monday morning 70 cqacuate Lentreyllle which
Is tone, Jur Troops retiring tOwarus Fairfax
COurt House. zen. ReAo 1IYlsIon -=adln5 ANA
McDowe!l's tollowIrg. Before reaching Fairfax
chey we're attacked " d4tacnInent u zen
Hill division unuer Stuart Fao were concealed
n the woods near the village Ind VINO poured
n 4 vol ev upon Steven brigade. Iens. Keno
,lnd Stevens immediately iurIueu MO Inc u Dat
lie ana ten. Stevens roOps cn4. 5ed through
The Eoods irving The reD-s before hem VITA
great slaughter 1t vas ms charge hat lren.
Stevens Vas killed ina lis son wounded. Gen.
Aearuey batteries then opened causing great
havoc. The enemy finally reEreated Ind our
.ruoUs passed IN without .ug,Aer nolestAtiUn.
The ensinv loss Vas very leaVy. Ien. Stevens
coluInauu include tie ZotA Mass. regiment.
Our .Uss > not stated.
Another Tribune Washington Dispatch Iated
resteruAg stlys ,n= news rom Et.lrax Courl
House asst evening states nat 5tIe eaeiaV 5 still
pursuing, Dr threatening 20 pursuc. the tanGlng
movement 90 vuica tI-n. pope referred. Ii vas
believed lh4l tIrn. Lee Iad uAssed ais troops On
Little 3.yer DacnaIEe. north II C-nt!eglile tnl
nreuIr4uOns A41 y--n u-ds ~ .uret MIN. 4ul
u- probabilities we're rnaV ;rcaI 1.Ltie would
be zt,l yesterday. r4esQaF, n y-I4y. The
lIcu A-ss4c.ue-.s regiment LOST trl4LT
14lL!a Us i.4I=I l4I Wounded out u 2+o'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

and Is AIKEN prison Is Dur .os- vas one
H. ed. Lud ire wounded.
The -I-rrias maize III attack N II men n
a s5ccKade near NcH nnvIlle m me -aIi-oad
lnd were renuised with lravv .oss.
z GEN. GRANT HEADQUARTERs, sept. !.
va. Cairo, sent. - p "
t. HaI. Gen HGtleck, Ge1israi-.n- Ci,sf.
Gui Dennis with from Loo 70 500 men met
-te reDei oava,ry yesterday. ew miles west )i
~ iedon IN superior force. driving them.
zen. Il rchell mas oeen igned 70 the De-
Dartment If the south. ~ axe the place II
Sen. Hunter.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
,JAasRaAl.4.!. AND -a.&sGH-

III rnE BEsT WOKK1EA IN fAkCuUNrhf.
Carnage .nI sciz1 Hs1ufActurIuG Hu he carript %
~ tue subscriber Opposite --a
Caurt gouse -1uare, Iontpeitsr ~
those IN wait Of .errr 'rtas o1r''ags1 - SsrI4
viii perhaps 10 veil G al -. rr A' e''l- 49,
ne old stand u GtLEAS = CAMP
An orderv 1romp'if atieuisl %.
John Y. LARt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
RHODES
SuperpllosPhate Of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

4 Y application ot 10 -r pounds per 81 hi.
! -tAulIT.s Manure 7Iu .sEa.-H -uou-a soluble hos
Yuoric cid. aisr4+a- lutrment W nIants,l Tor
any crop.
42laOis.S' >t.:kdarG. Manure
rsiu- ,rtarcu .lr lmod. application an ns 1sed
-i.uer broadcast ,aa ai ur tru. .n instance
&c to be law.d Iuuer. sarH sErIcalturIsis The
rue value IL ans STANDARD Manure. hey Will ot sufer
themselves a Without -HHHF. t- p as" rt - plant
IN ~ ,a.sg,ard .rowtL. Hhudrs' sIAL4rs applied
op DRESSING produces .pe-ry rcwth This Manure ioe-
ire.
'HuUasts containing ull JAifcuiAr- % '4Oaes star
.arr MANURE be Obtained q
H4N,8OFr IS HOLMES.
igfe4.Sw Montpelier, W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

GREEsFlELJ. No. sept. l.. MAJOR Lspperts
has obtained another -iguai success over ne
yue!riilas In south sc Missouri, with quad
ron pl fne l3th Illinois cavalry, Two companies
II tho 2j.n Missouri Volunteers. aud me how
tier ~ No Missouri artillery The Major
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

LOUISVILLE. X, 2eus. }. The Mayor proc
Ialnauon IS ICING n3aly responded TO- Citizens
.rr surullaE themselves IA lie wards .n1 Jhe
dome rn4ru companies are ready IJr .erYict-
Mai. ten WriEnJ mas lecIaEel u.r,,s. Wv II
jefferson tJ4nty rssse = great excitement
throutnout the civ The 3ottJn jro<,rs are
removing tneIr cotton .eFpss he river and nu-
meFous citizens axe removing heir raluaU.os,
earring the rebel, sill attempt 20 capture The
IIty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

Il lax ken = ong line people Of he
merits 4dyautsg-- D; homeopathy over Ill -t5er
systcms u Fedcai rratlent. -ince The advent II Dr.
t+iGord's HOMEOPATHIC CaratIves. simplicity With
Frcn hey pui ID he -ase With vnlc n
hey are heir Eouderfu! properties
curative agent. ,houssuss rely upou hem Al
most All diseases hat tccur he fanily there
'orty different knus OF prescr1ptions-soId his own
by Fred :. smith. Agent r #anted ny mail. tenu .
NJ =. Burr Z 60 Boston. Philip Zee. IS william
street New Tork. hat philip Lees eaSn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dir. CTEE>EM.As's PaLLS

The combination Il ingredients N .hese pills The
e:uIt oEg ma --teu8lYs practice. they mild
I operation. 4nu correcting al trrrgu ar
ties Painful AenStruat0us. removing AL Instructions.
whether rom coid otherwise headache, PAIN he
side pAipIIatton J he heart whites all nervous Aree-
1ysterics atIGue- pain ne 7ack anu llubs, Se
disturbed sierp Interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the commencement OF = ne ,reatnert Of
hose irregularities oOstructiou- #nIch
signed many premature grave No teinAAe can
enjoy GOOD health unless -eguIsr. ana whenever II
obstruction place he general health begins 10 de-
Jtine.
DR.. CHEFS EMAN'S PILLS
are most ctfectual remedy known Tor all
peculiar Females. To al classes hey n
valuable inducing win certainly periodical regularity
they ghouiH mis-. VINO ave used hem 1T dill
periods throughout me country, aaSng he iane
II OF the eu1IuenE hysicians America
Explicit directions. Eating wEeC hey ahoUid not oe
lsed With -sch hox-,he pr1c- dollar per box
aiming rom dfty -lxty pals.
Pills ~ aaII. promptly ~ -etalttn2 % he Pro,
nrietoT -oid by = 4. Redhs!d Montpelier. W, and
by Druggists generally.
/. ; P'EEcE.r montpelier, AGENT.
2. J. HCFCHINS. Proprietor,
nay5Ty ~ Cedar IS. Nv York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

CINCINNATI. Sept 10 P VI. The x
ctenent.has been very llgn mere al the sitter.
noon. The citizens Ire enrolling themselves
rapidly h sne different wards. L4rge numbers
ire working in The Qualifications N he Ken
lucky nils.
GOV. rJdd arrived his afternoon. ana : n
Communication yita The military authorities
The utmost exertlUns IRE being made Tor he
ieience Jt tie city. the rebels, L is stated,
are from 20 900 to 30 700 strong. ana reported
% be II Boyle Station. 80 miles rom tuls
city They are expected to arrive opposite the
iUrtncAtlon Jn THURSDAY.
The 10Th anu jyGh ONO regiments are falling
1acA slowly To CoyIngton. Oar pickets Are Al
ont. All the steapboAts have been ordered 10
remain N his SIDE u tie river
zen. Gilbert command. which Tell BACK irun
Lexington reached Frankfort .o-nlght. some
,LuureuunsiJus we're len .or their safety. There
i no .glegraun communication South Of fAI'
aOutu.
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/ O'CLOCK 4. VI
Desperate Fighting at Cham
THY
zen. Pope Falls back from Zen
lreyliIe
THE REBELS ATTEMPT 4 FLANK
MOVEMENT
GEMS. STEVENS lud hEARNEY KILLED
Heavy Losses ON Both sides
4 GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT
GEN LEE MASSITG the REBEL TROOPS
NORTH OF CEITA.PILLE.
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\ me accustomed o doing Oh works wanted Il MS
jice u=diateiy.
Montpelier. Aug y, 80
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Vernon, MI Ia Etra Insurance
e >vnr3nT

TOriCE IF -s$ESsMENT FOB 1gSa.
THE Members Il t-rmont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company notified that he t0iiosinE
ne ITS nave ~ he Directors al Notes 'Orce
an NJ rllg,siug DAYS. y
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nashville. Sept. : Coione, Hunday Ken.
tpckv regiment aad 4 severe ighl near Wood
hurry " Thursday with Forest suerriilas
Eight IF the after were killed. 80 wounded
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tsl,O.i-N; >t..ndar,. Manu-e
BARREaED P0ggA

tAnsAEGELs Gear Pork, 'or ale ~
ilUJ RI WHITTIER.
mayfair Montpelier W.
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Es-zs
EJEu.

IN hIs Village Sept =. Mary smith. laughter ri Lssa'
= aud ALherlue Q. Redfeld. 4 Boston aged 10 Years
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PHILADELPHIA. sept. g. The Luqurfr VI
...ls 3lcY mikes TIE ,OuJwIng Statements
BtJon Rouge h4s been completely destroyed
~ our .ruops zen. BrocAenridse l-d ae-
nandrl Is sur ca4er lie III args army
with lin.
Falls Church. Va, Is zen -yacu4ted by our
JroJDs rhe Wounded VINO we're IA CAe hospitals
!. Fails CAurcn have srriged L Washington.
Tho raliruau bridge over Bull run Asnln
been DESTROYED Dv he reDeis. 3tUnrwaiI Jack
son . III nIs way 70 baltimore va. Lee=burgn
wl.h ~ JNO Lnen. de Intends crossing near Ed
wards Ferry.
The .4test Intelligence rom Maj. len. Pope
army, dated Headquarters, says 1nAt ms whole
column vas taIIing BACK 10 Fairfax Court House
Iuu rom thence 10 " ssnlng.on.
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.y,yNA-.. sept. >. P VI. Business s IN
-s.- suspended here. ph4 Railroad cars nave
-,rra -urr'ug There IS / great deal II *
.smsng. VI o. panic. The people are quietly
D. ...lve!v c-anlLlng -or defense. No male
rs.n flowed 70 cave .ae --sy. Car .roops
Fl. rvI--,nZ o ey..c'.atc -gr.-....-..l-.
Jun, ..e MARSHALL /, p..-.d 70 he march
-a p, .n-. ..Ace rom pike'1-.