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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FIR EEMA.N
+ O'CLOCK a. NJ
FROM WASHINGTON.

! WASHINGTON. Feb =, Dispatches rt.cs,y-d
headquarters, from Gen HalIeck, say that =,
re the reduction of Fort Henry our forces r
mediately proceeded up the river in the uirpr
ton of the railroadbridge, II miles distant a,l
on the way reducee the batteries OF the encn. On
the other ank Of the9river. No doubt ia ente,
TONED here that our troops soon after COOK oo.,
ession of the bridge over the Tennessee river ~
Special dispatches to the Cncnuat, Cos'
nercial md Gazette give further particular,
the capture of Fort Henry. At the TIME of H.,
attack the rebel infantry were in Their cpIon
eating dinner. They abandoned everything
leaving thousands OF shot, guns ana al. Their
camp eQuipage and clothing. Ia .u,soip,
the enemy Capt McCuliock, of Col. Dickens.
cavalry, captured Elm guns, and Col. .Eohn :.
Logan captured eight gun. ana lhlrty.tarp-
prisoners
Further information has been received ,ruy,
Gen. Lander, by which it appears that haylo.
been reinforced, he marched, on Tues lay, at The
head of between 1000 and 5000 men, IN III.
enemy ut Romney.
TIE Rebel forces We're about equal to INV own.
They declined fighting and reiterated across III,
river, destroying the wire bridge In their tear,
and running Oft, probably TO Winchester. \,
ntrStoIoTc statco, Neh' iAtna'f - III tit'HSssyn
of Romney.
The Court presentation Qucs iol recently as-
tated here, is viewed as II matter WORTHY OF Ia.
serious consideration, and certainly posse.sln.
40 political Significance.
The motion OF Representatives >e.r.S, mai
un Friday, relative 10 the wAymcn: Ut intere.s
in coin was, it is said, to correct the House
Journal did and not feet the bill The bill "a
passed has made no spcc'a, provisions tor the
payment of interest. bur lcit it to il. p..d Il.
com ;.s heretofore. 70 remove all doubt tbs
Senate will probably provide ior -ueh payment,
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iKOM rONr HENRY.

Cincinnati, Feb. 0. Special dispatches To d.
"ose'fe ana Commercial. dated Fort Henry the
''%, give the following Intelligence
Directly alter the capture Of Fort Henry. IT,
sohDoa's Lexington, Taylor. and Coneseg'
"'ar'ed up the river with instructions 10 proceed
an lar is they saw fit. Yesterday the Carondc,
,st IN charge OF Co.'s. Webster, higgins ana
Mcrhetson VI Zen. Grants staff. made IL recon
ho'sshnce as iar ~ the bridge ct the Memphis
and Clarksville Railroad at Danvillo. Iheo
found that quarters had hsen built a, the irjs
and occupied oy some troops, where WIS t,nad
large quantity OF army supplies, coD'u.''"Y
s'of's' Wagons, ". The inhabitants wer'
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ENGLAND AND THE STONE BLocKAD DE. The
English press is filled with 81 unutterable hor
ror' ut tts uDheard OF enormity Of the "Repub
hcan government in obstructing the barbOr OF
Charleston. What will they say of the follow
ing example in thc conduct Of Great Britain,
not Us an act Of war, hut as u condition Of peace
with regard to France one condition Of the
treaty (of Utrecht, l7l3,) was still worse
Jealous Of The growth Of the French navy, Eng
land extort the covenant. that tho port Of Dun
kirk should be not merely abandoned, but filed
up. A treaty Of peace contained II stipulation
for tho ruin OF hsrbor - Bancrof's His. II.
y col. 3, y. $50.
The eleventh Of the Course OF Lectures at Eas,
Montpelier will be delivered on Thursday oven
Ing Feb. Goth, by Rev. Eli BALLov, OF Mont.
lslier Suhjec, Social Lille and Character.
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. :
lii" S,uthcrn papers have HE following


Iii" S-'u,hrrn papers have HE following:
NORFOLK, Feb. Il.
\ messenger from Roanoke Island report. I
Federal steamer of the Island last night. 4
large number Of vessels were twelve miles be-
low. An attack was expected.
\ dispatch from GAINESVILLE says that For.
Henry has fallen in,u the hands Of the enemy
Our forces retreated to Port Donaldson TLs
Federal gunboats ale ~ Dapvllle, Tens. III.
bridge at that place was destroyed .y The iap-
KEGS. Twenty thousand Ped-rals inrmci IT,
attacking column.
A lady passenger by the Aas Of trace isou.
Norfolk reports that Gen. nugcr to day 10
formed her tina, be received dispatch from Re-
auoke Island to tae effect that the Federal ty..
ces bad advanced to that place and mad been
twice repulsed. The attack commenced at
o clock Friday morning, and the fight wa- ,..
gong on when the latest news was received.
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she sat down in her warm parjor to bou,;
tiful breakfast Of coffee, buckwheat cakts Nv,
boiled eggs. After her third cup, she r,n A."
the bell. Up came Tabitba. "Tabbv ,";,
the old lady. " it does DOT reem to be 50 ye, '
cold. after all if Joel has not gone with ,b,,
wood, run and tell him he need not 90 r.,
Ton Transcript.
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FROM KENTUCKY,

Cincinnati, Feb. "A special Indianapolis
ospatch to the Commerc'a! says Gen Thomas
DIVISION is reported to have made t. !orwari
movement and vii! invade East rennes.ec AZ
three different points simultaneously. Gen.
Carter goes through Cumberland Gap. School
ny the Central route, and Gen. Thomas. with
Manson 5 and McCocAs hrigade-, will cross ~
NH Spring. They will advance immediately
on Knoxville, " hen they will take possession #
me H. H., cutting off supplies and comlnunc'
zion with the rebel government.
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:, 81 Louis' Feb. . A correspondent Of tn'
-, says the properly captured at oIi
henry Is valued ut upward Of 200 O0f. ~"
cavalry and battery Of light ARTILLERY irit here
Yesterday Tor fort Henry. A regiment ri cA,ai-
~ ais' 'elt for Alton, 900 prisoners Of war az
10 DC transferred from here to Alton to day
where quarters nave been prepared in the o''
pcnientiary.
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CHARlrY.--Charity must be domestic ar
1clc, Tor 1t is. proverbially, said to begin at
home, and, how very frequently, it ends there
When you have little twing OF beuevoence,
be sure 1t is Il holy purpose---carry it out. a,
speedily as possible; Tor if you don't. it is
twenty 10 ont, it will be no better than one nj
those good resolutions, with which, according
to DR.. Hall. hell is paved.
Old Madam Moody she was no relation
to Master Moody, who kept the Hyic!d acad.
emy, eighty years ago, old Madam Moody
was forever commissioning the poor. She had
morning and evening prayers, i'll her family,
aud the poor were never forgotten, in her
prayers. She delighted to expaiiatc upon tho
necessities and distrcsscs Of the poor: and to
thank the Lord, Tor all the blessings she her.
self enjoyed. She was constantly dcvisip,
some plan to mcliorate the condition of the
needy. The difficulty with Madam ,loody
seemed 10 be, that she was not practical. She
was no bypocrlte, lar from it. Nobody form.
cd more benevolent resolves, or carried 10 tec
into execution. Here is pleasant iIIustra.
ton
One morning - the mercury doing It's hes,
to get above zero--shc called Tabi,ha no,
maid. Tabby, child said she. g." ,hosa
poor souls, the Tibbetses, down by the river
will freeze to death. Parson Bumper told ms
yesterday they had not stick of wood Go '
child, aud tell Joel to fill tho handcart and
carry some wood to The poor creatures J;rso,
~ Happier, OF course, for this kind action
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ROM MrSS0RHi.

RoLLt. Feb. =. The news from 10. West ir-
dlcatcs that the preparations !ur IL decided hoS
asains! tn. enemy are nearly cumnlctet. III
forces tor this movement are nearly all concen-
tgating ut the point whence il is INTENDED t.
move against the adversary. and IN few day,
the whole command will probably be oD tn:
march Westward.
Two oi Major " rights scouts rcpps, yhat
Price had made IL speech to his troops, yelhn,
them they We're surrounded, that they muSt
iight OF surrender, and that they all dcci,led to
tisht. Price il said to have been heavily rein.
forced from Arhansas, aud to have collected
large supplies of provisions on the road leading
from Springfield to Fayetteville.
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The Financial Question.

Inc ElNanClal dueSIl0U.
Senator Sherman of Ohio in a recent speech
in the Senate. upon the finances of the "a 'eFl:'
mont, made startling exhibit of the tnanelal
condition of tn. Ia ton. lie estimates t!'e ex
penses of the Government, setting aside the
bounty offered to soldiers, and the great destruc-
ton of private property for which the Govern
ment must ultimately pay, at about $6oo ooo,'
600 yearly. This is more than Grea. Britain ex-
pended in the same time, even in her contest
with Napoleon, and when it is considered that
! the interest which this debt bears is more than
twice that of the English debt, the figures really
seem appalling. Mr.. Sherman used these stat
stics to enforce some valuable practical obServa-
tions in respect to practising the most rigid
economy in the public expenditures, and he
urged that all salaries and emolumcuts of otl
ciaIr ought to be, for the time at least, cut down
to standard more nearly commensurate with
the depleted state of the public Treasury. lie
deemed the resources of the country equal 10 the
demand upon it, but be SAID the taxpayers would
demand strict accountability for the way the
pablo treasure was expended. In the course Of
his speech he made the following very temperate
and very just statement of the strength and
weakness Of the country:
The great problem Of this war is not physi.
cal but a financial one One year ago the Presi-
dent crcpt into tho Capital in disguise. Five
hundred determined men could then have taken
u, In ~ 81,
tai might have been the Manassas oil the rebel
lion. Then we were weak physically, but We
had scarcely any debt Now the condition Of
things is changed, and VIC arc strong physically
but weak financially, and the question must be
of the Government. The delay in military
movements for the last three months, in my judy
ment. has created financial difficulties which 1t
will be hard TO sarmoun, | do not know the
reasons for delay. They may be iustitable, bn,
whoever NAV have been the cause ] think vii!
have u greyious account TO settle with his
countrymen. do not blame any one.
We ToLD You su..-The Uaichnsan il speak
ing OF the capture of Fort Henry INDUCES in tho
following sell complaccnt fling at those who are
not on peace principles
The work goes braveIy ur, and are now
reaping some of the fruits of Gen. Mcclellan
- Inascrly inactivity . Let those then who
have hecn keeping up fire in his rear, by
their incessant carping because nothing was done
hang their heads in shame now that the veil is
being drawn and his plans are being worked ont
to a successful issue.
There would he grea. iuc,icc in Tie above If
two preliminary points we're settled, viz
Did Gen. Mcclellan order the attack ON Fort
Henry and is it's capture better at this partic-
Ii lar point of time than it would have been three
months ago? Those who know all about Gen,
McCcllan's l." mastery inactivity" rs the
Hotchmon assumes to, can urquestionably give
| the public light ON these questions.
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HtvI%t, CHOSEN OR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
am WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET ~ RENEW Our
aEIST IN con AHn GO FORWARD WITHOUT fEt
s>p WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ANnANAsl I1Nan!M.
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Capt Wood had arrived at w.yncvllc Wit
Il rebel prisoners, including captains, TAX
between Lebanon and Springfield.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-25
EirhK smifh,s ARMY.

We have been informed by authorit, that
the greater part OF Kirby SmithH forces
reached Frankfort ON Sunday night last,
having marched from In front ol Cincinnati,
and tAst 60 i7 gndoohtedly on thowsy 90
ioiu Bragg at Glasgow. Our Informant states
that the march through Frankfort VAS OF the
same character az that displayed Dearor Gin.
cinnau md p0Tioo6 much of The nature
OF p rapid retreat Tho forces crossed the
kcntu.ky river at Frankfort, and marched
south toward DdGville, Other report state
that Smith WAS certifying trankiart; but
t15 probability S inst he is marchug to the
aid Of EUgg, who r. known TO be- Dos a dcs-
p6Uftr coDditioV We TaWC! however, that
duty grysn's ont stating the movements by
wh.r' General Buell. has made Bragg -itu.
alton .a uuplnssAnL IL IS enough to 7ay
that .an r.he's dare NOT move farther north ,
auu % o. mor. ,h,n likeIy ,hat hr can not
move tmn again T. lh.. iunCtur" he
wouIl nafam'lg osu In I'm lho s.d 10 band,
g0d thg7 ms7 Kirby smith r-lHg gi from
Cincinnati h. explained lhBt "a iOr1a is
repre,.ulad ,o h. sil iu front OF Shat city
argues n0tbNg, ,7 % single brigade could
demonstrate there and keep tho troops az
tha, pac9 on tho aIrrt "a Louisville Ionrual
Sept fG
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The Sliuation in kcutucLy.


Prom ue Louisville journal, ltth.
TAau BgAco's RufG ARMY From .
gentleman who left Boar Walow. post
towu ,n tho northeastern portion of Barren
County. $50 saturday might, wg have obtain
rd ih" uilowinI Interesting isCt- 10 regard
20 Grr,g's army The main army is cnc0mp-
cd apuH Beaver Creek. north aud west OF
Glasgow. aud ia living or the los OF the
Barron- They forage daily for their rstions
and men and auiual- furnish Themselves
with TIE bt.t that is 10 be obtained. The
men are generally cprscripls, placed I'm old
regiments. and dli.ng them mp to the Il E.brl
maNimun--saven hundred and CITY, They
are itia dirty and degraded UIrlChes, sleep
ing mostly without shelter, and in the lw1rst
condition imaginable rccardi1r wearing ap-
parrl,
on Friday night iasJ, Chclthamas divls.
ion was encamprd st Eesr WslloT. The
men said that IN the morning they were 90
ing Co Woodland 90 whip Eousse3u, and that
Elcl;uer was going with them. They said
that Rousseau had division 0I raw Ohio
troops, shat would run az the lrst fire, On
Satlrd ay morning the rebel force had in.
creased, and, while the main part ot them
remained ,n Camp large force moved
ulrtn This force ig doubtless that which
attacked Colonel Wilder at Nuniurdyi,lo,
and were repulsci in such q bloody manner
by raw lUdianians
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TERMS PEH SESSION.
GENEItAL HrGrLArIoNS.
rAHAELE IN ApvANrr.

No deduction viii De nadc for ab2cnc, ur with
drhwal, unless occasicncd by illness or di i-rni-u
PuIils viii be charged from thc late on vhra they
enter.
Boar'crs ruu-t b. pro, daJ ,.th Gs lar..a or
clothing milablc i0r thN Eca70n, six table napkins,
napkn-ring, glass tumhlrr silver table aGu tea poon,
knife and fork and all Ce7ary artcloa for tho toilet,
THE UHIFoEm is--Msgurine blue dress for winter,
blue ginEhRm tQr summer; drosHe7 for every day,
goods Of dark color; three COl0rel uutCr-skiri5
two sun -bonnet7. Hats, the style Of tho season.
The Academy will not incur The expense ofnUnish.
ms articles OF clothing or pocket money.
Pupils will not hN allowed 20 sp'nd pocket money
at their own discretion. Such moneys Wl. De 3D.
posltod with the Superior OF the Academy.
To prevent imTroper correspondence an letters ro
ceycd and sent subject 10 tho pCrzal % the Su.
perur, though n no case Is such correspondence proc
h,btcd regards parents or guardians,
pupl-, whose parents Or guardians TD idr Ip Na -6.
Vile or vicinity win visit their home hut tar.e
times during the Hgboiasti' yrar
10 prevent l075 Of lmH and Interruption ut tha gt
errisos OF the School ysltog Wil De received ouly ou
Saturdays from 90 10, A. NJ and from To- &C. pm.
Parents or guardians zhiug TO place their children
OK wards in the Institution, viii b, received ou auy
day except sunday.
For further particulars npplratiCn may be made
90 The Mother Superior of the Acadcmy, 90 the Rs
Rev. JtHEs WuEIAN.
All business lettcrs TO b. 1ddres-od 60 Tho Mother
Superior ST. Cooilia'7 Academy, Mount Nornon, uoaI
Nashville, Tenn aufep-lm
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Reception Of the Poltroons in
Canada

10 Me- E}Joy Of he Deirot Ftas Pres,
LoSDoS, @. W., August o, 1862.
You would have been amused had yon
been In our city this morning, 10 have
seen the cowardly Yankees snubbed-
those who run away from your country
to escape the drlft-lrish, Dutch, and
Yankees. About fifty came TO a foun-
dry owned by a British subject. They
applied for work, and the proprietor gave
them withoring rebuko. lie asked
them ii they Wero from tho other side;
they said yes" "Why did you leayeT'
Because we did not want 10 be drafted"
" Have you not enjoyed all the benefits
aud had all the privilege Of citizens 20
Ics" Well, ! will tell you what /
think Of you / consider you worse thth
thieves, and a mean, contemplate pack
Of knayes aud UNFIT for an honest man
10 trust / should be afraid il / should
employ ybu that you would steal And
now, boys, turning 20 hiB own hands,) /
will give you City dollars 90 rotten-eKg
all the traitors % their own government
that ever come here again" The men
hurrahed, aud the traitors akedaddled.
Ii was rich and rare In this our secesh
city. i only wish we had q few more
such intelligent British subjects az the
proprietor Of that foundry.
AN AMERICAN
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIIATR DISPRNNARY.
No 6 CoLLEGE sTREEr

fTME attention OF citizens, strangers and others Wis
II Ung Nashville, requiring medidal aid is respect
fully called to this olCe, No q peaderos street.
ond hoor, between Cherry and the Square,
Dr. CouENAN Is Az old practitioner of medicine; hh
almost unlimited experience aud hattCriug success
for many years past, n the trestment OF fsWArs ula
ASH has induced him 10 devote bs undivided atten,
tiOn " an Diseases lof this nature. Many cases Of
The mOst inYcierGta character have promptly eltod
10 his improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary gyph.
NE, GonOrrhWs, Gleat aud an dis ssses OF the g0nA
aud urinary organs, meet win no resistance lo bic
remIdies.
A female irregularities aud functional lsdsfsups
montu of the Womb, sud the disease arising trunI
0eEtati0n and so mauged pariurtiOu.
livery case OF RaduCiblp Rupture, and Oi POs ard
Pr0lapHus ol the kectun, aud most cases OF Fstula
oan Do cured by process nearly painless, u either
OF tho latter cases b. undertaken hy nr Coleman
cure Ii iprIrahB nIrTdH'sd, aa careful examinated
aWaya paP7cua the necessary Indications ol ladcs
fliurs by his Improved method of operating,
Ptrsons oi eihersev applying n porsou of by letter
describing caao) on the nrst symptoms "a any acute
ETech0 dsegso, bs Uuruit iu must cases by The
ab0rtivU method, in forty eight hours,
5tTlCt confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
Charge will govern hm VIII his Iair0ua
Ar No mercury usol m tle treatment or praSrsa
dias1g1s a. be- BELIEVES 90 mQHi Casea) ID produUfa e
gorse disease than that q "a given % CURE.
once hours from aight u shs morning en- ulne m
,ha svG1lng Jan TO- 'Na-N
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rram ,ha ioaisauc journal os sept Is.

Iag military situation in Kentucky, opp1.
size C.ucinulgu, has not undergone any ma
rcriA change during ibe last twtnty.f0ur
boar. The Cincimali Gazette Says that The
rebel, according 10 tba best information, CO...
main In force back OF Florence. They have,
however penetrated to the Ohio river, tnd
plant 1 8 battery oH ,he Kentucky Side. near
EIH.ua SUD. ili,Ly two miles below t.nain.
ul.. Iag battery is sgid 'r oo supported by
iuinty and cavalry. n. course. they win,
while permitted 10 remain lhu.a, pa, stop
to a,ogwboBunn The prnaennH uI .d- .orcg
at Rising Sgu srooUna i0r cine delinquency
of llo Di11aassi maiIh-sl- for aay 9r
two past.
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Of cavalry to morrow 70 sscsEtaia tae
facts, and, it possible, chastise the indi-
ans
The fret utterance Of reasonable IAN
guage in California was made yesterday
at Benecia. One Major Maclyay refusing
TO take the oath of allegiance, he was
committed 10 prison
The tate Terrible Accident si ace
PittsbuFg Arsenal.
PITrsBURo, PENN, September lS,--A
universal gloom pervades The city in con-
sequence Of terrible disaster At the
Allegheny Arsenal yesterday A pub
lie meeting was held at tho hoard Of
Trado Rooms by the citizens 20 make
arrangements for tho relief Of Che fami-
lies Of tho sutlcros Business was en-
tircly suspended all the stores being
closed at twelve o'clock. Tho number
Of killed and missing a. far as ssccr-
tanned is seventy-siX, and 10 is supposed
viii reached upwards Of ninety.
No right at Cbarieston.
WASHINGTON, September lS.-It is not
known ga official quarters, as recently
reported, ihnt Charleston has been invest
ed, nor that there is sufficient force in
that vicinity 20 make such an effect suc-
ccsslul
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4 or ST. DOMINIC, vol known In AftA
ibis and adioiulHg States as Crporion-
oei and competent directors Of Female
EiuoatIon fespocinllr iRforn thc go a.
zsus or Nashville and tho public IN general, that
spacious building, recently erected. cnabIsa them 10
receive a large number Of pupils
The Academy i' about milo from tho city, and
is situated in one Of tho most hcaulirl and healthy
locations in Ga vicinity.
Tho ladies Of this Institution, being especially dc.
voted 70 The Education Of the young Of har own sax
will leave nothing uudcrs % nrart 70 trs pupils con-
ndod 20 their care thorough Eiucltiou 60 the high.
Get sense Of the word.
The religion profsard by the ladlcs Of the Instu
ton "a the Catholic, and thoy VIII impart special ro-
ligiqus instruction ,o pupils protesting that faith
Pupils Of every religious denomination will De ed
m,lsd, and undue influence viii De- used 90 bias
the religious priaciples II the young ladies; nor viii
any Of thcli be- permitted 10 embrace the Caiholr
faith without he verbal or written consent Of parents
or runrliaus. Uniformity and good order, however,
require tho attendance Of all at morning and evening
prayers and at the religions exor,lscs on sundsy.
The course Of study Is divided into iour depart.
ments, each department having ita own distinct
course Of studies assigned IL.
! Tho Academic Yesr viii consist of two Sessions
the first commencing On the first Monday Of scptcm.
/ ber, The Eolond on tho first Monday or February.
] The Academic Year will close with public dstrbu
| ton OF premiums and Lonor5 about the Goth or Juno
| ofcach year
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Increment. OF CucrrIna..

ST., Louis, Sept lS-Genorll SohoteId
has departed for Springfield TO take COM
mand in person Of the forces ia tho
Southwest
Guerrilla bands, under nindman, Pike,
Coiiey and Rains, have been congrcgating
on the Southwest border for the purpose
Of again invading the State. Their
movements have been closely watched,
and every preparation made to givo them
a fitting reception. General Scholeld
enters on the campaign with a full know
ledge OF the country, and the character
and resources Of The enemy, and speedy
conclusive achievements may be relied
on.