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t8'EAAEIaF BrKs
70 THE. FREEMA.V
H. O'CLOCK =. M

INV YORK, Oct %. The steamship Erics-
son from Port Royal has arrived. She brings
.he PARTICULARS respecting the attack by Gen.
hlitchell's forces last Wednesday upon the
Charlestown and Savannah Railroad, brief &C
ccounts of which, from rebel sources, were pub
lished yesterday.
The Times correspondent at Port Royal fur
pishes the following
The expedition was one of some magnitude
consisting of the commands of Gems Branan and
Terry. The main body of these troops were
landed under cover of the gunboats at McNlay s
Point, distant about Is miles from the railroad
and marched seven miles inland where the ne
NV was met in force. A sharp fight of an
hour drove them from their position, and ma
king second stand at point two miles be-
yond they We're again compelled to retreat by
our closely pursuing forces.
The rebels made a third stand at the village
of Pocataligo, taking the precaution to destroy
the long bridge over the Pocataligo river, there
by eftctually preventing further pursuit.
This victory was not achieved without severe
loss on our side, and the fight appears to have
been as hotly contested as any on a more ex-
tended scale.
While these events were happening with the
main body, Col. Barton with $50 men Ienetra-
ted to the railroad at Coosawhatchie, actually
tearing up a few of the rails and cutting the
telegraph wire, besides firing upon train filled
with troops, killing several and capturing a
stand of regimental ceors. We lost Is killed,
LOG wounded and two missing.
New York, Oct. %. Special dispatches state
that everything is quiet around Harper s Ferry.
Our troo1 have occupied Hallstown with pick
cts considerably in advance of that place. Three
hundred rebel cavalry, and FIVE hundred infantry
were discovereda a, Warrenton Junction, Sunday,
their pickets extending to New Baldwin. but
but there is no force of the enemy this side
of the latter place. Jackson is receiving rein
forcements at Culpepper.
Fortlfcations are being thrown up four miles
north of Richmond, on which 500 men were
occupied.
Four New York regiments have been added to
Gen. Geary's division.
SPECIAL dispatches from Washington, state
that the rebel force reported by Capt. Keorney
was at Upperville and not Percellvile, and con.
sisted of Walkers division 1000 strong
1t is believed that this advance through Ash
by's Gap is to cover a general retrograde move
ment of the Confederate army.
Gen. Mcclellan has removed his headquarters
to Berlin, on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 The following des.
patch has bten received at the headquarters of
the army
HEADQUARTERS, ST. LOUIS, Oct %.
To Maj. Gen. Hdihck:
Col. Royal reports further success in Gen.
Davidson southeast district.
Col. Lewis, commanded the ODD Iowa, with
detatchments from his own and the LIST, 4th
and 2jth with section of Staingcr's battery
attacked 1900 rebes at Putnam Ferry, on
the 9th, killing several and taking over 40
prisoners.
Our troops behaved well.
(Signed) S. r. Curtis,
Major General Commanding.
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erEhOnt Central and SuHii-
VAN Railroads.
Liza ET Ess
ssz IN Fly zsfs e
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Juae 23d, 1862.
Trs ms Going South and East

Trsfns Going South and East.
Leave Montpee lei ~ 46 M II SIS A. NJ. and 10 IS M
MI AL TRAIN leaves Ronses Point al 45n AM St.
WI Adams at $50 A. M. Burlington us Am con
meeting at White River junction with,rajns for ana from
Wells River, st. Johnsbury and i.itleton and with
Nofthen Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c
anu connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire R. r.
or Bosto and with Vermont Valley R. R. for Spring
field, New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
at l0,l5P M. " ~
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rou.e's Point at sos A. for
Burlington and Northield Connecting at Burlin eton
with boats for Whitehall, &c,
. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Ogdensburg ut 900 w..
Mont zeal at 400 NJ Rouscs Point at 10 p s arriy
ing az boston at $40 A. NJ, connecting Bellows Fall.
win cheshire H. K TO. Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r R.. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 42o r. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave montpelier al OF An. 735 A. N. and so P.
MAIL IRAiN leaves Boston at 100 A. M, via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fchburg. Leaves Springfield at 725 A. n
Bellows Falls at l225 p NJ, connecting at White River
Junction with Northern R. r. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc H. r. for and from St. Jobnsbury and Littlcon
arriving at burlington at 6.45 P and ST. Adams at T.
80 NJ, Ogdensbargh ESQ NJ, and Montreal at 10 80
P
AccoNMoDAroS TRAIN leaves Mortified at 100 A. ~.
and Burlington at $50 NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
treaI.
NiGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea Bellows Falls at 9 Is Pm
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
New New York at 500 a. "; and from Cheshire r. R.
, Whns Boston ,.; at 400 P. N. connecting a,
300 P. M. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
River Junction at l.53 p. NJ, arriving at Burlington
at 500 M, Rouses Point at 7.20 A. M, Montreal at
TO- 90 and Ogdeusbush 70 40 P. M connect ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night express
trains unni ing between Rouse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a.
the principal stations.
G MERRILL, sup't
st. Adams, W. June 81. 1862.
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I EEsE I &5.l9 TEETH !

insert artificial teeth Cold Silver PjaIina and Pp,
ber In all cases furnish temporary ses fire. IF rot
ana advise ali persons who have tad their eth
:" |" nave temporary it keeps The under law in
better shape Sever have come under m p+ica
since IN residence in this place where the under ioIr bv
60 ' B." '0tnPordry
~ still renew my offer of $25 set for roten or de-
sets OF teeth the rubber plate. Thus far have
been unable to find an imperfect set
Inc following letter will speak for itself it is from
new j. D Lee, formerly a resident of this place.
n CANTON, N. Y, June q, 1862.
DR. CoMEGYs Dear Sir,-T feel impelled to write vou
le result OF your dentistry in my wish to rec
onmeha your work, especially your rubber tc0rk have
teo Tour different kinds and much prefer the rubber
Moe IMAM three years you inserted an upper set of
leeth IN my mouth rubber plate, and ha We worn it
ever SINCE eaten with it every meal, and the plate is
Just as good as when The fitting is admirable anu
nave experienced whatever in wearing
H. dftodyS recommend it my friends in reference 10
goa or pdtma My experience is cerainLy decidediv in
laVor OF the rubber hope my many friends in Vermont
VIII aVail themselves of your services as know of no
Denst In whose bands should prefer to trust nv tee IN
interest rather than YOU give this letter unsolicited
do simple Josuce. Yours truly,
is. LEE.
Elmer or Chloroform given in extracting a
number of teeth if required.
" Bear in mind that only charge Seventy-fiye
cents cavity. for gold filling. use the best gold
ana warrant the Filings, as do my plate work When
convenient, persons from a distance will please give me
Few days notice, when they intend coming to me for
work. "
O. Office over Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier, Vt.
oct'oD&W JOHN M. COMEGYS.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
XII u M A IN M I s. e r Y

Just published in Sealed Envelope Price cts.
A LECTURE BY DR.. CuLVEKWELL, ON THE
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F8EEMAN OCT. 70 1862.
American 81 Foreign Patents
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K. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Late Agent Of u. Patent Oflce, WashiusLuH under
the Act Of 1897,
20 State street. opposite I<ilby ST., BostOn.
4 FTER an extensive practice of upwards of twenu
~ years, continues Ia secure Patents i'm tho limited
alsol Great Britain, France aud other foreign conn
rIes. Caveats Specifications, Assignee nts aud all Pa
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tents inventions, legal other advice
all matters touching the Copies of the claims If
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ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
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Ihese besides his extensive library of legal and mechan
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lion, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washineton to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here save
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable aud sac
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course.
CHAs. MASON, !" Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
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TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
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SECOND PART
OF THE
Shilling Song Book.

Containing the Worls of Popular Songs that nave APP
reared since the publication Of the First PART tegether
with numerou other fasorites. Price IL cents on re
ceipt Of which copies win be mailed, postpaid. OIL EN-
DIfSoN COL Publisie zH washington ""''
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Ga,%IEoF VERMONT, | At a Probate Court, held at
iGA,,o ,t p81Mcr, So. Randolph, in and Tor said
D"WWI cl on he 2Sd day Of October, A. u. 1862.
! 'fh' fi'1S administrator of the estate Of John
M, I..' 'te Of Randolph, in said district, deceased,
"ppHcaon to said c0ur: for license to sell all the
IS estate Of said deceased and represents that such
cs,'ary for the payment of debts and charges
gFeHpon, It is ordered by said Court, that said sp-
%oh be referred to session there of TO be holden at
.-,, 'aI Randolph House in said Randolph, on the
OF November next for hearing and decision there
any II further ordered, that all persons interested
ea hereof by publication Of this oricr in the Green
utIh freeman printed at Montpelier, in this State,
, W g"s sUcccsslyely before the time appointed
md % Iof nearing, that they may appear at sad time
s t"e. ana show cause, if any they may have, why
'" " en5e should MOI he granted.
o.-, By order Of Court
"'''" Attest -. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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VIZ VI VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
IVA Dsracr,sS. Montpelier in said district, on
',' n -39 DAY OF October, 4. u. 1862
Il - WILLIAMS, Administrator e the estate Of
d. Nancy AlIen late of Nouhfeld, in said district,
,'u' presents his admir- istraon account for eXami
ana allowance, and makes application for decree
0p"''"h ANA partition 81 the estate of said deceased.
upon II Is ordered by said Court that said account
nG Application be rcerIed to a session Of said Court
18Th u a. the Probaic Office in said Montpelier, the
Ii r "ay "i November A. D. 1862 for hearing and decision
pvtn ana II Is further ndeed, that notice hereof be
three u' persons interested by publication of the same
Feon" weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
ga m newspaper published at Montpelier, previous to
SAID e appointed for hearing, that they may appear at
have ,e ana place. and show cause, IL any they may
decree made I nv ,na r ~ y. a"o"''' '' S'
Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
or-c true copy of record.
''h"dt Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May II.
FLouR-A dull market, and the demand quite light
SupeItne made from regrindng Is offered at 81 lO WI
quote II at 81 1904 10, and extra at - 2594 80.
WHIsKY-The market has been unSettled ali dav
and no price had been agreed upon up to tho close
epeculaors have withdrawn and the only buyers bept
Ine dealers they wanted to have prices their owl
way, and began BY Offering 6c. Some were willing tC
pay "; at the close. Holders asked 20c.
MSss fokh-A continued good demand, and 5000 bblI
chiefly country sold at SIl.
BULK MEATS-A better demand with aalea Of 100
OO0 s shoulders at 3hc; sides could not be bought
this rate at the close.
BAcoN-A continued good demand for sides at &c. ard
at TINS rate the demand exceeded the supply.
LAHD-Quiet and unchanged.
s@UdAh-Firmer; @ sales Of 40 hhds at s5S99c.
MOLAbSEs-FiTm at 44945c.
OOFFEE-Firm at l6@D2lc.
WhEAT-There Is an improved demand, and armer
iseng In the market, but prices not higher
we quote prime red at 90Q93c and prime Indiana white
at g599Sc choice Kentucky white 10 scarce and would
sell readily at 81 O3Dl 05; II Is wanted by shippers
The sales reported 5000 bushels choice Kentucky
white In Oovngton, at 81 o. 800 do good do at S dc.
yered 50O do choice red at 2c $50 prime do at go
10 bulk $50 do prime do at 92 200 do choice do at c
and 300 do hill at Csc.
OoRN-The demand continues good, and the market
is hrm at 5c and sales Of 900 bushels at this price 10
arrive Small lots were sold to the retailers at &c.,
OAT5-The market Is nrm, with good demand at 30c
In buk the sales 900 bush at &c., and 1000 do in
sacks at &c, sacks returned.
RYE-Recepts are light and the demand good al Sac
Tor prime samples on arrival.
BAhLEY-There is very little doing with small sales
o primo fall 6597O, and fair to prime spring at 80
HAY-The market rules firm, with a good demand
and light supply. We quote prime Timothy at
80 OO9l6 % per ton for loose and tight pressed on ar
rival.
oHEEsE-New Is in fair jobbing demand at G96K No
ior selected the latter extreme rate There Is very
little old in the market.
BUrTERThe supply Of the best grades is better aud
prices are lower, the market closing dull at l3c for
prime to choice central Ohio and l49 I5c FOR W. r.
There no demand for the lower grades and prices are
nominal at 6@l0c.
Gdsette.
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From New Mexico.

KANSAS CRY, May l0.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived, with adVices from Fort Craig to
the 23d.
General Candy was at that place with his
command, whence il was presumed he would
move to Messilla in short time.
The Texans were on the retreat down the
river. They had abandoned thirty five of theiI
wagons and buried some Of their guns, when
they crossed the Puerco river near its junction
with the Rio Grande. They separated into
small parties and Asd to the mountains, aband
ing their sick and all those who could not trAve
with the requisite speed. It is thought thai
the enemy will not make another stand in the
territory, but would endeavor to get home :
One hundred wagon loads Of provisions, whicf
had been collected at Santa Fe, were sent Il
Fort Union on the 23d.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Markst.
rpORTEp SOR The OHIO SrATEsMAH

NEw YORK. May Is. /:
FLoUR-The market continues steady, with fai
demand for export and home consumption. Their
were sales of 10 200 bbS at "a 1904 s. for supern
pernne western; "a 7OD4 90 for common to medium
exra western; IS 00D5 Is for good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS 9O@650 for trad'
| brands, market closing hTm.
| CANADIAN FLoUa-ContInues steady and q mod
crate business doing, with bales Of 1900 barrels at -
@ts5 for spring, and % 9o9e 2S for winter.
RYE RL0UR-Bteady at % 25 "a 25.
CORN MEAL-In fair request, with sales Of 2e5 bbI
Brandywine at 80 Is.
WHIsKY-Market quiet without decided change; salel
OF LOCO barrels at 24D24hc for state and western.
WHEAT-Quite steady, with good export demand
sales Of 5000 bushels Chicago spring at 81 059l U
1900 bushels northwestern club at 81 90 43 100 bush
ber Michigan at 81 23 900 bushels amber western at
81 %; $500 bushels inferior white Canadian at 81 O5;
800 bushels inferior Milwaukee club at 81 co. 900
bushels winter red western at 81 15@l lG
RYE-The market is dull and dropping: sales Of 400
bushes at 7904e0c.
BARLEY-Quiet at 7O9s6c.
CORN-Market quite firm with fair export demand;
sales OF 900 bushels at 5l53c for mixed western in
store and delivered and 505sc for southern and yell
0AT5--Heavy and droopiuR at 399ilKc for Jersey,
Canarian, western and state.
O0FFEE-The market rules very strong, and the Of
erngS at auction to-day comproses 100 bags Santos. Of
which only 900 bags sold at prices ranging from
averaging 2OHc. The balance was taken at private
sale on private terms and understood at fall prices.
Rye oOFfEE-Quiet, with sales Of 100 bags Paago
mia at Sc
sUGAR-Raw very Aym at 7HD79sc for fair to good
refining. There were sales OF 900 hogsheads Cuba at
71@9Xc.
REFINED sUGAR-FiTmer.
MOLAsSE8-Steady and firm; sales Of 80 hOgsheads
Porto Rico at 3030 and SO hogsheads and 20 tierces
Cuba muscovado at 23h@27c.
HoPs-Themarkets very firm, with moderate sales at
POkK-Dull and heavy; sales 200 barrels at sl2 62L
ior SlS OO9l3OO for western and city prime
$40 90 for prime.
BEEF-Firm with fair demand; sales OF 900 bar.
res at 80 O097 90 for country prme 80 50@l0 90 for
country Dess 10 O0913 SO for repacked mess and Sl4
OO9l5 90 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Quet at S209o2.
BEEF HAMs-Dull at SIG 759H.
CUT hEATB-In fair demand and steady prices; sales
Of g2O packages 4{4c for shoulders and 5a6c for
BACON-sideB inactive.
hARD-.steady, with asles Of s4I barrels at 7k9oHc.
bUTrER--solling at ll917 for Ohio, and ll91G1<c
OHERsE-steady at T4sHc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

Expedition TO Bloomfield - Rebel
Camp SrOken UP-MuJIny In Beau-
regards Army.
CAIRO, Nay 15.-An expedition consisting Of
six squadrons of the First Wisconsin cavalry,
from Cape Girardeau, went to Bloomfield on
Saturday. Early on Sunday morning they fell
upon the rebel Col. Phelan's camp, scattering
them in every direction, with one killed and
eleven captured, A large number Of horses, o
quantity Of camp equipPS0 ard ammunition,
was taken.
A rebel force, numbering Eve to six hundred,
infect Chalk and Poplar bluffs, impressing all
men. The country is being swept of horses,
cattle and supplies, which are sent South. The
country is represented to be in state of great
| terror.
A special to the Tribune from Cairo says
When General Mitchell joined his forces
with General Pope, he brought with him TWEEN
ty-fve hundred prisoners. They will be sent
to Cairo as soon as transportation can be OBJ.
tanned.
In the battle at Pennington one rebel Gen
eral, supposed to be Bragg, was killed.
Fifteen deserters came into onr lines from
Corinth. They report that several more regi'
ments mutinied, among them the lst Louisiana,
lst Alabama, and I'd Tennessee regiments,
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Sheriff Sale.

jeremiah NJ. Weisz, ex'rl
Of George Wesz, deo'd Fairfield Common Pleas.
vs.. lorder ofsale In partition.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county, Ohio in the above case will offer and ex.
pose 70 sale BY public vendue and outcy at the door
on ~
Monday, the 9th day of June, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m and o,c,oc, n
m OF said day, the following described lands and tene.
ments' situate In the city Of Columbus, in Franklin
county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot No. 8, in ChapmAns addition to said city. An.
praised at $50. r
Terms OF sale; 0ne-thlrd cash in hand, onethrd In
one year, and the remaining one.thrd In two years.
JAMES MILLER.
Sheriff Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Hunter & Dausherty, Attorneys
k Printers fees 81 SO,
may5-d1t&Wtd