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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

Gen. Mcclellan has !s.uaI human.
tor0!dding al fast driving Of public q@,.a wy.
mules, except n cases Of nyc.q,j,v n.y. =.
viii no. move faster ttan walk. 4yn.., '.1a'
written orters to the officer Or a.,og m,, .-'.
charge. Officers atndln5 mounted .ae,..,. 4.
with dispatches, winch are T. be egrr,.t
faster pace than walk, VII. pn4,el.- :, e..
Envelope the gait the IL sseu..r ~. -.
whether i tros or gaiiop he G.ar,,' '.,
named me headquarters Camp Lincoln.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

PERsoNAL.-Wm. W Peck, formerly OF b-'
lington, Is II, present lsw-partnsr Of non
John Van Buren,, Of New York city
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

New ARCH BRlDGE.-W orkmcn are al
ready engaged in build new open-top, arch
bridge over the branch on State Street 1t will
be fine one, and what we should have had be-
fore.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

CoRREcTIoN.-In the lis, of yeas and nays
upon the Confscation Bill which We published
yesterday, the name of Mr.. Walton was unin-
;entionally omitted among the yeas
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

eye reSied on small wor>,ela,
." few things eau, more yiym,r ,,-7fec'..ia.
things which had aed-put it into =, 'ae 5risa.
where as was known, ne carried !, US 0oSoq
to his large and manly heart. Thu. 'o'3 Lex
caImer pulse, a gcn'isr ,ymo,,S ~ u''f RaI
'onsIbiiI'y' truer greatness, b.c.y ~ 'I,ae'
Sorrow.--Rer, W. Adams. d q ZONES,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
Volunteers from Montpelier,

The following list of Volunteers, furnished y
the town of Montpelier to aid in snPpf's''5
the present rebellion, has beeen carefully P'
pared by gentleman OF this village onou''
the friends of these soldiers notice any m''SA'''
or should any one know of Others VINO nov.
gone into service from this town, they VIII ~
us iavo, by informing US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

TIE reOula arc ie snlinc 20 manifest ,hcir ilT
tienco for startling news ~ various ways. The h't
great excitement borne lhcr from ho ether eide 81
The Atlantic, has ceased 10 excite Interest and, snce
the willing humiliation cf The Yankee Government
changed tho aspect Of things h has become, weary,
stale, fat and mn rolatle. Sot That there il any Co.
pec.a disappointneu for We AZ, now inn worse con-
dton than We yycgc le.o7e but - ie lc.s auuoyi1c
than ide 10 discuss TIE probabilities Of outside assist
anco whom each days developments render It u 70
doubtful IN fict, az the South wcut into ills war
with tic expectation Of having 10 fight her way ont
Of H. she might ~ well keep lcr strong arm ant
stout heart ucrv.d for the conflict hoping Tor nothing
from abroad bat he Enforcement ar,ind The block
ade Of n principle solemnly affirmed By France and
Enql.nd in The treaty Of Paris. She can deal with
The North fin t-baudcd Gud IN no instaioe should
Size Permit her energies 10 relax through colusige
dream OF fav0rs from quarters where ale never
sought them.
This having come 10 be the condition Of Affairs,
and the SOu'icrn Government showing no cipO-
siiiOn % ADOPT the offensive We rec no present pros
pee Of relief from the monotny which now prevails
iu al directions. The grand army st Na'Llng-
ton cannot 10 moved toward the masked baiieries
and PITT III Of Euli Run, and every ffeth arrival
from Aanas as reports That there 10 10 earthly chanco
OF getting the Yankees Ou,. vague ru1nOr Of an
apprcueDded advance 0gon Winchester Is revived,
bar Il probably has no real foundation. Many
anxious yes are turned toward Weeicm Virginia,
where the inroa0a OF the o0eIny have lately driven
valuable aud loyal citizens from their hoInes and II
woulc be gratifying 10 hear Of PTomp. measures 70
prevent further outrage.
The Nlegr.ph biinga some news from the coast,
where, II seems the So1th Caronane have success
fully repulssd az advance Of the Union forces. We
hear that Gen. leo expresses fun confidence in his
ability 10 defend his petition and we earnestly hope
that every dog Of an invader will yet be driven into
The sea. A csnn0nado ie reported ut Pensacola, as
VIII 10 seen BY reference 10 the telegraph column.
With these fig1t exceptions, We arc bcc1lmed,
~ Il were, ia tbe very hight OF the tenpcst. The
public mind however, IL restless, and anMons 10 be
relieved by some deceive action that shall have
positive influence in ite proercss OF the war; but
present indications reveal nothing. D.efaicn, I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

her he /5and had been arrested ard II she wouio
make ,eertain Acknowledgements ard make certain
pie /ea he would have him released and restored 70
r. Tie storm of wonans indignation was s'irfeu
IN her sntten boom. sac re Piled thst heF eusoNs
:, had done nothing to regret or atone for and
cooner Than purchase even his pardon in that way
sbe yvonl live on bread and water the remainder of
rhe neople here, in Monroe County, are loyal, and
wish 20 remain go. Their sons, brothers, ara hug
bands are in the Confederate seryiee ana ,hey are
true: ves trne as tie maidstone. the great
m9ss of the populllion; but the Adnln'stral N
sees about TO mt their patriotism on the rack Ihe
Ash Vircicie Regiment the only protection 10 lnIr
country, is Withdrawn. Ii il DC true that Tue lotce,
rom Meadow Bluff arc to BIO ordered away, :
ASSURE Won one Of the fnect sections u Virginia !
gone. For, when a people are oyerrnn, cnaihedi
stripped OF their property and demoial1ed ~ "a
mihiiy with their caltors tAcy axe gone IRON 'Aeii
former allegiance.
The writer once lived here 2 nurlber O. years, and
IL much acquainted with this Eloa"na f1hey' Snu
tsere must be- something dooe for tins people; -
the enemy once cross Pocks Ferry, only u mile
west Of Lere, IN tic aOgence OF force mere on ou
,art and wan Won il viii cost us blood ana Tea
as q c; ,vernment. A sui ida Legislature may az
rrop ate tho paltry sum OF jjOOJ TO ctan on. NC y
River for bat.eGux but ie, the N0veiAhe'ie swap ~.
section Of al protection, ana Aow s o. ,bo,
Of the enemy to come and search their hoIoes 10 'n
did for Gen. Beckley the other day, and follow NJ
sncl rcogni-ances with armed occupation, and ihei
fb,y will Improve tic sluice nayig ition, o. Ne"
| River. The army al The Peninsula e9nld not no''
! tnan yemove them from here then. Mock not de
ceiye not yourselve., &C men Of Richmond, ye de-
inca OF Tiie-Waler virginia, yo officers of orr asso
| ci,ted Government, with the de'nslye dream ina
Floyd's retreat means Rosecran8 10 Wi1.erquaFiers
/ Tne wet weather Is gone. The mni that locked tn
whee If our cannon on Cotton lliil, end ,bre"
ioto The hands OF the enemy, has dried and tho ioa.
/ rom Cotton Hin 70 Dublin Depot w.s never finer
The qded coaches Of your Main street can 90 almos
untarnished over il. entire length There ere passe
/ IN this section That the enemy con hold, with mod
crate force AGAINST the heavy forces you will een'
/ here next Spring, ard they will seize them soon
/ one or two regiments ~ Pste,Etown will do nor
service now than another Trip oi the gallant and "a
racions Floyd 20 Cotton Hill hex. year, with force
Drawn from his flank and rear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
THE COMMANDMENT REaPENED AT EOR
PICKENE

NOBLE, Jsu. la CoufedeJs,s steamer. going
ffons PsnSlcola 70 DE Navy-fasc was fired upon
srom the b. t,ores a. lon Pieseas. Gen. Bffgg'f
batteries re ea, and le iiri0g s.l Continued AZ iot
accounts.
Is disr stes vus reoaived on yesse7day afternoon,
ia Official qr.ries, fros. Gen. Braeg and dated on
the I'd inst, ir Which b. s.a,ed tia For. Pickens
opened on a CAlSders:e steamer on t. dag Iregi-
ous, and that he Goniedeiae batteries replied AID
firing from both adcs continued All day. No vessels
were engaged and no casuacs oocurce G. our eide.
Gen. Apde.acn VIZ in command, az On. Bragg
was absent, bur tles latter retained very early On
yesterday moTsls.
The Unionisis aid Sdr renew be attack O. ycster-
day, and oar guns weresilont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
orN. TLOYD 70 MS Army.

q
C,NP MAN DtHLS DEror, Dec % 1851. -
SOIDETs or THs ARMf oF 1HS hAhAWH.; 1n'
campaign the wcsfefu portion Of tis rtate i now
Is fur ~ you are concerned, ended. AZ rs eose ou
can reyie it with pn aud saii'iacl0n' Aol nIt'
encountered the enemy i've months since on his IN
.b.trucfef march into tho interior o, the state
From thn, time until recalled from the field, yOo
were crgleed IN Perpetual warfare with hia. Hard
contested latiss and Gki1li.he0 were matters Of 81
most daily occurrence. Nor is 4 10 be FORGOTTEN nat
mbOrious and aTduops muchel ~ Day ana by nlYni
were necessary not only az iurl1t,ug Jon the oo'
rcrtuuity Of Grhurg tCle, bat Of battling The zoe 3.
different points upon tic march Of INVASION. AhC u
is a IA, which cutitcs yOI 10 the im cOrgr2ui3'
uo-s of your Go0cral and 20 lte thanks and graft
tvde If yolr county that in tie midst Of The trying
lrenos through which you have paced, yea have
proved vourselyes len ana p--fio5, VINO, undaunttd
by sureiior Numbers, have engaged lie foe beaten
him ia d G Id end lAcd lun frustrated him N Di'
tlaus 10 surpre ven. % al occasions, unger all
cir,lu, stances, your pa'Ii9ibm aud courage have
u s1cr Altered nor To-. sen yol. NisA lnaleluate
transportation, o.ten lily cL-d, and with i, tnan d
fll allow 1rce OF prOvpns no private has ever ut-
ttsr-5 n comrh.rt % BIS General This fct was
"a. cfnl to Lis feelings; aad II your hardelips nave
not been removed or sloel3ted by lim, 1t has been
10 anso Of iis ioalili'y TO 60 20. Bat yonr eXen
play aud patriotic conduit Las not passed unOo'
served nor unarrrecated ~ me toYeFnAi. NJ "a
| ~ hoss ce-se We afc al eufted 4. % an ackDoWl
edged iac, that y0u Lave made fewer elaine aud IN
p,sld tron'e upon IL than any army in The Aeld
content to dare AID TO- as becomes t-ue soldiers sic
patriots.
Now, a The close q your laborious and eyentiG
carpai.g, wlcu yog mly haze looked forward 70 4
season o. rc.f y0Ir country has bcstowed upon yol
'hs distinguished .owr lmert OF collingy on oenoihe
fell OF action TIA. you will freely respond to tb
,au. your pas. sers.e6 s) enc riuliy rendered fur
lrisi iue mai. assurance. Kentucky, IN her HON
Of pcrii, arIeais 70 virginia, her moner end 70 he
,isi,ss irr su,oos TIL. appeal is not UNDECIDED by
th..r.aisrt sons. Tieiootof tleoppIessor Is upon
ler. Trusting 10 ihe cal.e OF justice, we 20 10 he
relief. a1d with the help Of His who - is author
sc viii 90 orr part in hprling bscs and chasiAinl
tle orpressor who j. iosecrAsIug Der soil.
Soldiers Your couulry-your friends whom yoJ
leave behind you. will expect you, in your new hol.
o. labor, IL DO yogr duty.
Remember that The eyes OF tho country are upon
Won and lat upon yOnr action n part depends the
result OF tie greatest struggle he world ever saw
involving not only your freedom, your property, and
,our lives, bat the laieoi political liberty every
where.
Reucr herring tile, aud relying On Hin who con-
lol The desti .les o, nations, rs ol iudiy.IGs, y0l
need rot fear tho rcsult. BY order.
Trir'-Geu. JOHN .. FLOYD.
H. H. Davidson Major and Assistant AZ ui.lt Oelt.aL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMIES IN KEN
lucky.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 81 Wa Mobile, Jan. p The
Bowling Green correspondent of The Union ana
Amerfan states that sfter advancing TO Horse ,sve'
the Unionsts have withdrawn TO huniordv"e'
The Confederate forces have also fallen BACK To-
ward Bowling Green, and are now near bell 'av-
eru. and are still moving south, destroying the rat
roads as they fall back. The tunnel near Cave O"f
was blown up on the 9th December, by order Of
the military authorities; and the railroad has been
torn nm for several niles The Uniopiss are re-
moving the rails from tue track north of Cave City,
and are obsirueling tie different rods Leading 10
Muufordville with trees and other impedmenis.
An early engagement is no more probable no"
than it WIS three months ago.
Tom Crtienden has fallen back to Calhoun, where
il is reported, he - preparing TO 20 into WINTER
quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

Trm ne lEITl- IlgTY IfglFDl.TrH u y
We have beard Of seyoihl aicmpis 10 destroy thC
dams aionc the Potomac ~ Berkeley County, 80 o.
u bloGgado the canal, through which tie YANKEE
receive 0rQe quantities OF co... and produce. All
thcee cI,,ts nave proved abntive ever % tlat -
Gently n.ale by d r. fariaucd " stoLe-wall brga0e,
il there lo any truth IL nc cuirem reports - the
last lew dave. From ihOse we hear that toe boats
Je sill ruIIhug on tho oalal from above Dam No.
D. This ~ mob solid Structure q stone ~ j. sac
by ne Rjchmold paDefs. The dam La been mate.
rally dauseodN but IRON al We can yam, mil
there is leshet Aulicent 10 carry away ihe pile
shaeiing," Il will act as feeder 70 the csnS' We
eused IN the liz which ihe dan exploits have o'ca-
siened In imitation Of YanLee evaporation BY
souhern writer's lie ia Ice report found us way into
the papers thai Gen. JachsOn had crossed NE Il'eT
ylD % th. usioAis.s, an1lsp.arss seVs'J 'teef .:
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pI,NNrNc ~ BL0cKADE.

The f0llOwing dispafch dated CballeBl0n Jan. -:
TIE steamship Ella Warey, formerly the Label,
from Nassau ian The bco Gde and arrived at CLaI'cs-
ton n daylight f,is mouarg. She was chased o-id
in,fec.ualy shelcd By the bloekadcrs. She bring
o valuable assorted cargo ard passengers, incudiog
8r Bisbie, formerly oe'ekato ~ the Virginia log
islatllre iron the Ji,yo Norfolk. Mr. bIsbie is q.
bearer OF important Dispatches from Mr. fancey,
and has started Tor Richmond.
schooner arrived an Mobile, Ala. on the 21th
1t, from Havana, bringing Il cargo Of coffee, sui
III ar. medicine Sc. The Llockaoiug feet sax Der
as sls carao into port bot couldn't each her, Good
saapansbip auc good pilotage brOusi; her through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

Correspondence @! I-s RichuoGa fyan.cer
At.r.erts IL. -

Cone rronielce a. IAs KcluoLa fyam.rrr.
MANASSAS, De-. p. 1901.
To-lav our Who'll, army s. engaged in huiltiug iog
houses Tor Winter quarters, or in moving 70 sites
alc,dy selected. Ssyea. brimied v1ll remain
whore they now are, near the ioriiic0ions in Cen
trevlle ord The remainder win fsli back aiic or
two upon Boil RnD. Gen. Arov Suifbs hli4unc ~
80 " Camp Niginn, "a tie night 81 the Orange ana
Alosandiia road, ncfr tle Run. Near by the whole
81 Van Dorn's division IRE making themselves eom-
Portable 10 their lt,e cottages, which rise rapidly
day by day under the dih.eu, hands ~ no soldiers
Jew hliaades ale scattered dom toward tho Deco
quon whore wood and Wates are plenty, the iusihes
being by Davis Ford. The artillery, vi tho ex-
cepuon Of Naltons battalion, has already been
located between Cub Nun aud Stone Bridge. Tie
cayalry has fallen back htiIc, and they are now
building stables and hOuscs near ClntleSille.
Gen. Stuart will remain in the advance. Il If
probable that Gen. Johnston VIII occupy The LOWS
iouee, on the battle field, and Gen. Beauregard
Wicrs bis old hes quarters before the 18th and @lst.
Ioncstrcets division viii, II l am correctly in
formed occupy the advanced position, aud will ro.
main here il is 81 prcsent. ILearti eiists detailed
to man the guns in the batteries, viii remain by
The foItilCa VA c.se OF a. a,t. * 10y the yam
KEGS il will take about ,wO hours - get The mann
strength Of the army across Bull Run. ln.ora alton
OF IN approach woall b. given ~ least two h9uts
before enemy could come ~, aud ~ tAat Tine We
could lie well prepared tO resist any iOne that can
be brought up. THAT IS ahout the sitS,'ion OF Affairs
for the Winter, and il remain, 10 be seen vs. ether
our men are to have m opportunity oil brush with
tie Yankees whether they Will he allowed 10 en-
10y their new houses II q meas. when cay all
arc ready for an attack, } express bu. fcebiy the
feeling which peryades the emy.
Yesterday n haryander came through our lines,
having left WsA gton she day previous. lie
brought sone noticeable Information IS W zoe 0is-
petition Of the Yankee troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

Imellicence from " e-tcrn Virginia represents mat
many Of the best citizens OF Raleigh aud Fayeue
Conties have bad 20 absrcoa their homes ana sex
refuge IN Monroe, in Consequence of tie ou!f'G''
penetrated by invading parties Of Yankee. some
having boeu cartural by q foe reired to take ihe
dcgradiog oath Of allegiance, AID were cent 70 20
lumlus, Ohio. TIE people Of our western counties
are in nigh state Of excitement, and are urging TIE
Government to send more troops for their rrolee-
ton. dispatch, ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
FIFTY YANKEES KILLED, WOUNDED, AND
PRISONERS. on
HoPEiNsylLLz, Dec. %.

Editors Lcv'.-1'e Ccurcv; ,.,.. o.,
Yc.teriay ,Satrriyl evening oe''onIns u. ~
col l1cfr.-.'A Cavalry net the enemy ~ Sfcri'
mS"to nina miles f.cai Rum.ey, on Green River,
and Dictated them, after sllrp epgaSeue oi nuI'
The Yankees loit 10 dead on the Geld and we took
rs mn onera. mott OF them wounded. ,.r
Toy had CaDt. Dacon ana one ie ,nl, S''. go.
orr nisoIr-thcir total loss being ro' Ices than ~
orr loss /, Cant. Meuwether and one priVa'e
H. enemy led IN confusion toward Rumsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
NivhL EyGAGENrNT.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Corre.nrudf 0f The NiCl . md IifpAicn.
Mourn % fSniAs. Monroe CO. Va, Dee - l.fl.
Having received very late advices f,Om the ha-
Gawla border, and knowing them to be THO mosi
truff gorhy 10 be Obtlined, i desire 10 place tie
public and tho Government in possession Of them.
4 refugee from the vicinity Of Fayetteville has lust
arrived here having suffered the loss Of his entire
properly by the Internal vandss, who are now 900
slTong ut tuat place. They have fortified Themselves
and have four pieces Of ordnance-tvO on each side
on the town. al Of the loyal citizens have fed,
some 81 them without their families or property.
The Il mor'iIng ard corrupiing oath Of ale. lance
irevOui1iy Gdministercd 90 those who remain, and
hseutcos IRE notified, by every means IN the power
Oh tLe UIon troop, 20 rctuin within certain space
IT, time or be cOneiered encniea. Passes are fur
NJ bed IN thcse Instances the penalty being embodied
and each shfonteo being Individually addressed.
The families OF refugees remaining are now kept
bv the unclcan spOors OF bali ratious. | must add
hat women are included IN this brutal tratmer (.
The bort citizens have fed, among whom Col. Dick
iu.Ou, Mr.. M.ufen, John blcIoy, l.. Jones, John
Marrs, John y. Jgaes, CofS Of the Courts Judge
Bailey. rnd others. Negroes are spirited awpy cou-
iuually, wioesQls and wauton 'nstructi0n stalks
,luor, tho afflicted families II toycitc and Raleigh,
and to those favored al hrat by Heaven with trne
loyalty md mif-sacric'ng devotion TO our tcrutiiul
f.. q much-coyetod South have come the curtca and
vongearcc OF that unclein and vile PORTION Of min-
kind-tho lHnkee. l saw Col. Dickinson a few
days since, au ese from bis hone, bis family, all
tut b. dc9r except us suiten yet triumphant South.
lie wac formerly citizen Of Mellon County, Va,
but has for many yesr lived in Fayetteville, where
he has been by tbat people ntruated with III u
Official stations.
His daughters, with whom have been well &c.
quairied Ice previous years. have imbibod the spirit
Of their father. One OF them, who're bitter lD' j,
was 10 ece her loyal aud beloved husband carried
focioly away and started 4 prisoner 20 Columbus,
was u ieW weeks ag0 confronted by Gen. iGsecrans
Ia pcyaon who informed Tor that Hts ~ In osders
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FEON KENTuCKY AND TENNEssEE.
c,rLe.po.leLe ID % 70 ~ haloaa Dl- -


NAsnvILr, Dec. -. 1861.
Tie activity disparei by The eneuy few dsya
ago near Green hyer, ihrca,enirg, apparently
Bowhug Green, has resulted in nothing hut 20 cause
~ 20 strengthen our position mo.e, ana 10 make
.rcator preparations TOO meet them. WHOM tha IL
rort came hsi of the Immense force ~ the IuicAsis
o.timatcd d high "a xty 10 seventy tbon'sld mon,
prepared 10 march o. Bowling Gtten, ard as 9 large
column of il had crossed 10 ths sids Of Green hlteF
some uncasiress was iolt. No believed thn. ten.
Johnston, with iuIeri)r uuabers, could whip the
euolay bat ielt tat against such odds inc ic idehts
AM cham s Of war might pa,e orr brave army N a
trying OF critical sitrafiln. No one doubted Tint
battle under ,uch circumstances would to most dca
rerate and bloody. No might layc los, tnonfAhls
Of tie ba.t AID brayest men without produ,ins any
other result shan that oi successfully de'hos our
,elye.. Dnt sho euemy have not lad courage so All.
vance bs,ond Green River. \ large PORTION Of the
force tbai crossed 10 this ride has recrcsed. Gen.
Huell is making himself % famons by hia marches
and .omtorn.arches IA the snceut King who
marched up the hili and .her marched DOWN again.
Al tao oxcIlea.eni that cSi.led few csyp since,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06
cpr,T p,TrIE At HAND.

1He Richmond Dispated Of the I'd inst Gays;
a private dispatch was received yea'erday rom
Ceutreviile bya prominent military officer now ID
Richmond, which says Sat indications point to al
attack ty The Union forces 1T an early day on Evans
port. and the probability was that an attack wonid
also be made by them on other points on the
ilofn11acn