Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

country is full of small gangs of guerrillas.
The rebel Capt. Garth wasat Trenton at noon
with 800 men. 1t is rumored that Il large body
of rebels with artillery, were to-day moving
from Danyille towards Lebanon. The report
is prevalent that Bragg, with 96 regiments, is
crossing the Cumberland Military circles
credit the last two statements
HAGERsrowN, Md, Sept 9. Everything Isl
quiet here \ Union man who was within six
miles Of Frederick this afternoon reports no
rebels this side OF Frederick Their pckets ex
tent four miles tins SIDE.
The latest Intelligence from Ml"tnsburg re-
ports all safe there 'lnere is no Immediate
Danger IN this quarter
HAnRIsbuaou, Pa, Sept, 9 Tie telegraph
operator has lett Chamoersburgh because be
ANTICIPATED tha; the scce,souists there would
interfere win him. Another opcraror mas taken
hs place who reports all quiet, and ~ rebels
dtre
No important news has been received from
Hanover, or my other POINTS On the Northern
Central Railroad thougar 90 bu N danger
Mnmus. >opG. THE following are from
tao Nf'"aaa AIPt"
b"tE"ei u maze Il ''aj]f "'a'Eal' ana u.s.
aleheo ." ule cohha'G % lHe second grand
DIVISION r. .ua army hyaui2Esta anG shh
arrived a' Aopne 'n ol.ur3ay liis health IS
fuzzy restored fLe appeal Z critics exceeding.
over late rebel tueeesses'
me ne" Orleans Defa o' 'Ae 2Hth aajs the
! ,,rais afe Perfectly contlenI oi thor amalty
70 ned 'ea clty asaihs' breckenridge and }an
Do", "aom 10 invites a sho1l"I contest
NLB fogE, sep. 10. The Iim,S Port R9}h
correspondent. sai Gen. Hunter policy Hub
regard % .uc sfoos bias been adopted by the
/ ifeHleut aud tl-t iyc regiments ARE 10 be-
raised srn't p. an.1tnsl l1t the service
Of tno tui,cI S,a'ts, ana thal $4,000 10 adli-
/ t'Ju are to poe enrolled 10 ne employed in che
] Qua, ID master Department uominaliy as
/ ubUreta 10 as Organized .ntu eama.ute, ana
uniformed. The exact ane 81 commencing t.a
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DOM. could ouiy surrender.
The rebels began irius upon the urostr.t
men. Some 81 them were crushed ander cher
struggling horses Capt Chamberlln who's
horse uld fallen upon him, shouted To the reb
el leader that his men were helpless and u
firing was ordered 70 cease
Capt. Chamberlain win about % men wcr
captured All were liberated next day on "a
role Before tue mcn were sent vi Gen. l.e
made them % pcech and advised them never &
take OF arme again 10 suhjugltc the South
lie debated thpt there afc and ines. bo tw
egaIeaerseies.
Poole,yiie citizens fired nom nauees llou
c> considering Maryland as p.,t 81 JeT Das,.
domains, lcai ils Mon cl.lau. gs traitors.
lae Baltimore clipper of yesterday says 81
hear from COL. piust 81 our army who has ,su
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