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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY THE PoToNAC

Nov. 80 1870 Z. Nj.
Some camps of the enemy visible yesterday
dlsap peared last night. They probably have
retired to the valley beyond the range of ills
ID the rear OF Freder cksburg,
New rebel eartnworks almost daily make their
appearance, and the range IN the rear OF the
town is found almost continuously with their
redoubts aud rifle puts.
Some of our batteries whose guns bear di-
rectly upon the town have recently been pro-
tected oy earth works.
FIVE gunboats are reported to have advanced
10 the kappahaunuck, opposite KING George
Court House. The right wing Ut the enemy tx
tended nearly to that point, but at some dis
taece from the river.
A lew shots were thrown over the river to-
day by five OF our lett WIGS batteries, prob
ably TO tfy the .aDge Of the guns
Cen Burnside has returned from his tempo
rary visit to Washington.
All Is qUlet tonight along our lines.
BALTIMORE, Nov 80 The iron clad steamer
passalc arrived at Fortress Monroe at ~ GA sat,
urday.
OF Cape Henry she started two bolts in her
boiler, ami WAS lowed III. she behaved very
well at SEA.
NEW YORK, Nov. ~ Tie steam irigate
Vanderbilt has arrived from Il search for the
pirate A,abama. She has steamed 1000 miles
and crused IRON the Grand Bank to til south
ward OF Bermuda.
Several Of the regiments attached to General
INKS expedition ked yesterday and ID
uump"r to-day.
rhe Hraids Washington dispatch states
that Gen. BJrnSide arrived IN Nlshlngton ON
F, day night and had long consultation on
Saturday with President Lincoln and uen. Hal
leck, suose queIuy wishing the war and navy
departments. y cabinet mae ting Was after
WARDS held.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 50. a dispatch from Lieut.
ComMun4er Brain, d.ited The l6,h. Reports that
after giving chase 10 d. schooner the Parties ran
her ashore. W 18th lew shells those unloading
her were dispersed. She proved u DC the Eng
llsh schooner ARIEL Of Halifax. There were no
papers or culUrs on board.
AT the same thine another schooner was die.
coyctc to the westward, winch purs ued
aud aisL ran ashore. On boarding her she
proved to be be hoGiisn schooner Auu Maria,
ol A4ssau, \. L. No papers or colo!s were
found ON board.
rAc caraoes Of these vessels were principally
SAT-.
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HOUSE-Erening.

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O,ar,,r,oas,o~ G.ror.l
Wr a ,T, If F,,hnvsr moved ,o coun;, 70
,,' 49, s,.i ~, ,t'
a,d i,..r,;,, ,a ,hon,.,l aolI,,s "a ,,a,,
of sid nf;.Sry F'
Mr. Hn,ca r,ow so,oe,b,nc If tho d,,,;os sc
the officers named !, rho nil and boned m, House
un,Id wa, an7a,d .. rrnno..d
Mr. I,,bron m v.I ~ .a,nrr1 tho a,oo,dmen,
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Committee had felt themselves compelled to ia.
Yor the enterprise proposed, unless there were
better reasons against It than we're presene ed To
The consideration OF the Committee. In refer
ence to the States good faith in the matter he re-
ferred to the fact that condition OF the charter
Of the Pas umpsic road wa that such Connections
with other roads should be nude. This provis-
ion of the charter had been retained in every ex-
tens on of time that had been granted for the
completion of the road.
Ii was rot in his view true, that the Passump-
sic Road would suffer so much as had been rep
re>edted. The position, that this matter had been
much over-stated, he argued and illustrated at
length. The conflicting interests of the people
of Vermont should under the circumstances, be
deemed superior to these OF the road in cOntrover
sy If the argument in favor of the Passumsic road,
was now granted, to be sound and conclusive
1t must ever remain so, and lhe people Of Essex
County, ever remain shut out from the res. of the
State.
The question was then taken oH ordering to 3D.
reading, ard the bill Incorporating Essex County
railroad, was ordered to third reading by an al
most unanimous vote.
Mr.. Miller of Pomfret moved that when the
House ado rn it adjourn TO meet at O'Clock this
evening agreed to.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
An act for the release Of the sGrelics Of the
late State Treasurer passed.
An act for relief OF the town OF Poultney !;
passed.
An act to incorporate the Essex County Rail
road Company.
Mr. ChanJhr moved to amend by extending
the time tor commencing the road to four years !;
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They feeye n Cough instantly
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to the ge.cs
They iupart delicious aroma 10 he breath
They are delightful 20 the taste.
1hey are made OF simple herbs and cannot harm on,
one
advise every one who bag n "oprt or a H,.ty w.
or Rad "r"atG any 6itlicu'ty OF III. Iar,of 'iV
package nt nv Throat toutsrtian thpy viii ,o;aS
you INSTANTLY, apd gu wl agree with me ,h,, .t
go rieht 70 the spot gu viii Ead the, yrry nu3
ahd pieastut e itnre ing er a tending pub n4s
ings Tor stil,Ing our couch or sllayirg YOUR Inn,
You try ooe package AN .aie .avi.I TIM, ,r, -,
yer aterW"rd- consider them inula, ea,ual4 Van H
find them at he DEuggids aud Dealers IN Medjc,. "''
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
My signatlre is oh each package. All othe,s ~.
counterfeit az
-, Pack ge will be sent by mai, prepaid on rece p Of
Thirty cent. Address ~
HENRY G. SPAULDING,
As Cedar Street, New York,
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ERnm TRNnRssER.

lv.75s s..a, . .anf ST. LeUIs, MRrOhl3.
Aspeeial dispatch to the Democrat from
Cairo says that Lieutenant GWinn, Of the
gunboat Tyler, reached there last night
from Tennessee River. LHl
The enemy had not resumed their ct
Tempt to fortify Pittsburg Landing. 1Fo,
g, . Lieut., GWinn landed under & Tag Of
truce, and was permitted to 20 mile from
the river before being stopped BY the enc
my g pickets. "a - l.C ae.a sa
his object vas to ebtain an exchange Of
prisoners which had been taken Isst Sat
urdOy on the morning after the engage
ment. Nine dead bodies and one hundred
wounded were found In the enemy en-,
oampmen4 which had been removed three
miles from the river after the engagement.
Hent GEiDn thinks their loss vas 20
1illsd and 100 wounded. Their foroS-en,
gagged was 1, 900 infantry, 500 cavalry ahd
pieces Of artillery ct Corinth MississppI
ls miles from the Tennessee River 8 ~
The enemy had 10, 0e0 or %, 600 troops ct
Henderson Station, nine miles from the
Tennessee River were 10000 or 1000,
and Bear Greek Bridge, seven miles back Of
Esstport, Miss, were 5000 or 10 900 more;
TTr1 1NfSAAss- ~ Lug NAtOsAo9@Ns AAlet AHS
result Of the recent election In Hardin and
McNairy counties, shows the strength Of the
Union sentiment Of Southern Tennessee.
The former gave 500 out Of 1000 votes for
the Union candidate, and the latter zoo ma.
Iority out Of 800 votes. il5s s1l5i.i.1 ;a.8
Lieut. Gwinn says the. CRY of the people
Is send us arms and snffeient fores 70 pro.
tect rs in organizing, and we win drive the
rebels out Of Tennessee ourselves.
A, second visit to Columbus reveals msny
tacts Of interest. % Col. BEioFd, who has
made complete examination Of the earth
works, says they are six miles long.
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uThH PDrts@ County Dsmocfst, While f.
. v9ofiD9 the election Of Judge spalding to the
soustS-1hip speaks With the following honest
indiqnafoa of TIE malicious assaults which
.rssTrnsde b7 certain psEties upon Mr.. Wade:
~ matter Of eleeiing United States
asnetor To succeed Hbn. B. +. Wade, Is eaus-
inQ, vs. Judge ron the gigings cut on the
..,s--5issf IN various ouarttrs no little feeling
apd anxiety. Who the iortunaisI or nnior-
innate man may be, that VIII be selected 70
don the Senatorial toga, Il 2 quite Impossible
{ now 10 ten. On the Reserve Judge enald-
inq and Judge Wade are the caadidates-on
af from tie Reserve, there are hslf . score q
7candidsiss or mere, among whom are Ihon-
sgFaiaa9 Of TIE ripe gres7 age Of four scorfI
vsar1 snd oEsr; Columbus Delano, eonser
VstiFs 81 the o0nssryatiFegy in talents 1arel
aioese, but greatly and Largely be-p1tie'
-1yt csriain daily newspapers, WHO bate s9pl
oihsr ssndidats more than they love him, 70
sd GoiunnuE and then there is Grsesbecli
i oi Dtnoeratc antscedents q man Of fair Abil
f6as oi unsxceptionable personal eharaclef
and e l6yal rs 9 stubborn conservatism vii
permit him, or Ewing, Or Delano q be-
How this question wiz beSettled, We knOv
uue nor are We disposed 70 snter. sstrongl,
info ne atrifa of selection. RRt Es- a no
VTantt d. 20 baor into aHtsdelq medic
10 solb1i conseEssliFe - ~ 81
gosd sists Of preservation, for -ths pos
III sseara to one feature of thie eslit,
Fll osaiross1sy We EEL bound q eHteE o.
rilsnsn and ssTnest ptotesi-and that
aqsilst tue bitter, maligna4t, aad who'll
un ahle sssanlia ,upon senaior Wsd
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EAA--- aa- - - --A--@afl
When tie rebel fortunes began to wane in
the Soalhwest, afier the fall Of the strong.
hold Is Mil Spring, BeauBegard was dis
patched there to examine the various forth
fed positions held BY the rebels and to REM
der them even more impregnable than they
alFers-if there be degrees Of impregnability,
The Southwestern rebsiG became jubilant e
fha hero Of Sumter snd Manassas approach
ed His presence wss considered equivalent
10 reinforcement Of ten thousand ordinary
Eshsls. II heretofore, Bowling Green and
Coiumbus, end the forts on the Cumberland
sud Tennessee rivers, had kept at bay Tie
i1i9hty errnies under Buell. and Hallsck, then,
afisr Beauregard took control Of them, they
uould defy the whole Yankee nation in arms
Ih8 resi- forti6ef srFiFed at Nashyilia 81
Ut efS SAu.f Tses Z pssaas Ap .
BoWlInd Green. There IS remained. some
tina thence reiHuPd % Eashyiile He
had hsfdly GOT away rom Bowling GIesu,
k9H6qca. hsiore fha 1sb6la flle1s beeat. 70 lfiy
MN their impregnabls works. They fec
from Bowling Green, from Nashville, from
NurFeesboro, and are still fesing.
Beauregard next rushed westward Z
- etLolt l-ltA " AAr lAedrloS t--A el-A--9 "
7umbus, the SebaslapOl Of the West, a piscl
atwhoSs defences the engineer Of Camargt
himsslf had laborsd for half year, ant
which was blessed with the prayers ant
i1engtheHed BY the science Of the Reverend
Pois Add 70 these things Beauragard, ant
OF what sval would be our armies or th'
.shot and s6ell Of our river heet2 But N
es1ef had Beauregard arrived at Columbus
than Che other rebels began to run away; an'
now, this impregnsble position, too is il
turn evacnatsd. WhereYeT Besuregsrd gOe
now, ke seems to be the Herald Of ofevacuation
The fsbsls have -heCetof0Te declared ths
Ephis was impregnable, ahd that islan'
No. DO could Be rendered 90. But Besure
fSafs had not then visited those paintsN-
bsn be does visit them, and particularly
aonr western array be not iar of, there is Ii
doubt, Judging Rom tie past that be An
the other rebels Fiil suddsaly eFacuats. Thi
rebeI chsrletan built up g eori Of TePEtatio
On ne sirenath Of his bombeTdmentof = D
Snmlsr. his fortiacations q Manassas, an
$50 81 Boil 8un. But hisiRvincibihl
s4st 4 rsbel aFes, must now be' gone
lHencefarth. Instead Of being known as L
great fortifs g, Be WI figure only as the gre
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AAAAAAAAAN - a-AANA - 49,
Haslns been tsnPOrarily dstsshed from
on regiment, to serve IS Chaplain at the
GConvalssoens Barracks In this place, /
thought few facts connected vita the
siok. shd what is being done for them,
wo1ld not bs wholly without interest 10
your readers The eonvalesOsnt barracks
hsEs consist Of shout one hundred ana Afty
Biblsy tents, new and clean, placed in .
circle around q basin shaped hollow, which,
hoWsyer, Is always dry, snd hence eannot
be the source Of disease. In these tents
there are ct least hfteen hundred men,
nearly an Of whom are able 10 walk about,
hnd many OF them are able 70 rejoin their
Ieginents and egain engage In active
duty indeed quite = number leave every
duy, While others arrive, making cur
charge q ohangeful one. Lieutenant Col
onsl Wilson, Of the 18th Ohio, is in COM
mAnd, and seems admirably adapted to the
place. BE q much Of gentleman, and an
able olioer. We have also In the town
several hospitals, in which are two or
three hundred men, many Of whom are
da1geruusly sick. These hospitals are
supplied With physicians, medicines, Sc i,
and are well conducted, being under the
general supervision Of DR.. Benedict Of
NorWalk, Onio. The Doctor Is the man for
The place. BE is untiring in his efforts
% better the sondition Of the suffering
Tie improved appearance Of the hospitals
and men speak volumes in his praise,
Some die daily, and il is cur sad task %
follow one or more every day to the obscure
apot selected as The burial place Of the de-
paFtsi soldisr How few Of their kindred
Nid eTe- be permitted 10 visit their graves,
or plant By the place Of their rest The early
spFizg flower, sweet Bemeuto Of undyiRg
Gfeotion. We can but ssy
qAfier life's Rtfui fever he sleeps we'll /"
The good, thcughtful. Christian friends
of Ohio are doing noble work in proVidi
Ing hospital stozes for the sick Of our army.
u they could see how much better the poor
fellows look and feel alter having washed
End dressed with the clean clothes Just
from Ohio, they would feel that they were
not toiling for nonghL Certain an ! that
ffey reosise every hour The rich benedie-
tions Of many poor, van and wasting
o1e, Vh1 suffers most when he thinks Of
hoHe ita comforts snd the kind hearts and
is tkat would cheerfdlly contribute to
1is happiness we're il possible. stiil be-
.lquo1lk % the noble soldiers Of cur sfmJ
56ur sfsofionais confdsnos and tender
F7upath thies aRd they viii strike quick aBd
hssVy blows st our eountry's foes
ELH4 A sper
Ra49lJ8Q EUROTUs. /
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FROM BOsFUN.
BosFoE, March 7

The Federal gun goat Tusesrora remain.
ed near Gibralter on the 10Th. She had
changed her anchorage from Algeiras7tO
Orange Grove, bringing her within three
miles Of the Sumter, but still in Spanish
NaIeEs.
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rms O Subscribers shIas
0 Ban Subscribers 9ive Dollars Year
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
pop~,-g, lro-poa AF.rSh 4

EHUM EOKTEE88 MONHUE1
FoRTRE8 MoKRoA, March 8.
The steamer Mount Vernon arrived here
Yesterday afternoon. She left Wilmington
The Ferngndia Nss SIN ikere, and the
sioop. of-War JsnsstoNn Mkb blockading
New Inlet. ---------.
The State Of Georgia, aemsbsck, and
Albatross were st Beaufort. a.r r.a1.ii.s
The MoGnt VeTnon has not received D
mail for forty days. She took prize on
Friday last, the BFitish schooner British
Queen, which Wes attempting 70 fpn the
blockade. She Was sent with prizscEeW
70 Philadelphia. Tit crew Of the captufed
sohoOnsF were brought here b the Mount
Vernon. ra fatsH
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PROM BALTI1I0RB.

Private lJas. q Ksena Tof tbsrEd Mis-
souri, q q bent Vill Be A6 " E6ft Nc.
Henry today fofsths murder Of Lieut.. ].
Dayia " hitsum. 5gE lTfJGo a1gAs1
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RDAY MORNING, MARCH g.: 1869
OONGRBssIONAI.
91ls W1SHissTOE, March 7
IsRsArn.


d, The message, Of The President, suggest-
ing the passage Of 3 joint resolution pro
Viding for cooperation with any stsie fOI
the. sbolition Of slavery, with peounisry
compensation, WNs read sRd referred Il
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. .rr-sut.E
Mr.. sumner presented q memorial sign
ed by many prominent merchants Of New
York, asking that immediate action bepro-
vided for the transportation Of the mails
from New York 10 Panama
Mr.. Wade moved 10 take up the bill to
provide fos the occupation and cultivation
Of the cotton lands. The motion Was
agreed to-yeRs 26, nays IL. w..
HOUSE.
MrsGurisy intFodaeed 9 bill 10 secure
to pilots, engineers, sailors and crews, upon
The guabOats and war vessels, their bounty
and pension. a.lqH
The House then proceeded TO ths oonsid-
GRAFTON of the bill to authorize the Score
tary 70 purchase coin, and for other pur-
poses, .T.la
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Posi-. OFFICE TIMETABLE.

Erie, Buffalo, New York, BOa.
ton, and aatofn Way, daily
Supplementary Letter Psck-
ago for BufiAio, New York
And Boston, daily ..s.............
Erie, Bu7aia, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land 00unectina With n. II.
& Erie Agent, dslly........,.....
supplementary Letter Pack.
age for hpealof New York
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PittaburEh q Nay, Philadsl-
phis, Washington, Balti-
more Akron, Canton, Mad-
Hlllonr O.&P. II. b. a stan
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delbhlA, Washington and
Baltimora, datlE,,....--.s....,.
Toledo, 0hicaqo 8 Detroit, dig
HofWalf, Fremont, ObeElin
and Toledo, WaY,. daily.
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuqus and
OhioaGo, datlY =. .................ss
ElYriA, HanduEky and Way.
Kounsbt0Wn, Warren and
HWr dAllgssss.s.iil.s...-.......
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VOL. XVI

We have,at fOrupr, ,dGy, suppressed pref
srsnco for another, but .thia shall not cause
ne 70 sit silently By, and see Judge Wade
maligued 81 ena hittered personal foes and
partisan ssPlraHts, and their retAinsra, with
out ct lsasi, entering our protest sgainst
Il. 'r.6 .''
Senator Wade deserves better Of his i'm
mediate oonetiluenoy7The deserves the aP.
plauss and confidence Of the nation Tor Sis
fearless and effective devotion 10 q great
and essential principle always, and 70 the
life Ahd RnlfGre ibf the Natioh, slEoe the
breaking out Of this vile rebellion.
The mAhgnsnt ISLANDERS and lying as
saulls upon Judge Wade ought 10 be dis
eountenaneed and hurled back, By every
fair and just man.
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ONILOUFsVILLF.

LoFIsvIEIE, March I.
Military restrictions on trade between
Northern ports and Nashville have been re
moved.
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THE prFElcuLrY OF DYING.

A number Of our soldiers were wounded
Eve or six sndT even seven times, none Of
the wounds proving serious; and yet the
variation Of quarter Of an inch would
have caused death In any one Of the in-
stances. Truly, 70 change the sphOFism,
in the midst of life we are in death.
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DEATH Az A LONG RANGE.

One Of the enemy, 8 member Of the Ala
bama Rifles, had HE head shot Of By athsIl
from one Of Major Ca5ender's Parrot rife!
batteries (ths lst MisaOuri) ct distance Of
two and 8 half miles, while peeping above
the breastNorks. The shot Of course, vac
accidental, but il proves the efioacy Of Cav
eRders gun, and the terrible execution they
are capable Of doing at q very long range,
NAN WOUNDED WITH FALSE TEETH.
A lieutenant in en- Illinois company was
shot with . musket in the left check, the
ball passing through his mouth, which was
open at the time, and knocking out three
false teeth carried two Of them into the
thigh Of his ssrgeant ct his side, making q
painful but not dangerous wound.
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The CommunicntiOn Between eaVannaI
ard Forr Pulaski Cut ei4.z


With regard to the cutting 81 Of commu-
nication between Savannah and Fort Pulas-
ki, the Savannah Republican Of Tuesday
February 25th, says:
A reconnolsance by the steamer Savan1
nah yesterday, brought to light all the move
Rshts- -ef tie enemy in our river. They
have erected thres batteries, which ehectu-
ally cut Of communication with the fort
one Of four guns On Venus Point one of the
same number Of guns on q small marsh Just
aboEe Long Island, and commanding the
south channel, and the third on boats moor
ed in Mud FiEss. The three are located in
the form Of q triangle, and eOuldnot be pass
ed By any vessel in our ssrTice. The guns
ara al Of heavy calibre, most Of them
throwing shot to the distance Of three miles
A nufsber Rers 6red at the Sa4annah, bui
they all fell short
Mr. Dioksns yin sESrtly OOmnsncs fh,
issue Of new novel, in his own style o
monthly shilling parts, the steel ngfsy
ines b. AIr. tablet Browne. There ha
been some eorrespondsnes between ME
Dickens and Mr. UI1nan, with regard to
toar rhro1sh Ihis country. The grestnos
/ elia requires klo, 900 ssenred b him e
i isir rItuffs1f naeta Eliirllrt ll
ilallai -5sIoil 7al - 90 fli-Aiis -
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0ONEEuFIOEa.

r. lenheeons are hezIoa At EonrosFiIla Win the Eln-
sl14fys lalsf sll ard hsFsz< Z. n. q ql1d. lle
Ehe HandusY, Dayson and Cincinnati u. 3, al Arer
-Iuont viz flsnoas 4 Indiana = aI g z51sli
With the Michigan Southern 3 hoT1hgFl Indisne
511l -rle1D sd " Ta11lh hbiirolll t5f uhtcalOi da
aieo AltoH, &c. LelIis llt 81 Foinfa W.T. ,cetas
Ii sfFiSs Ia SasgslsHd roIa 9S isio uiiti f
wei, q s=3U 4. E.s andsfe - Er7W s1ndl.dT
IL, a RIIgE E7,-.
l7ift-.i.5.II- 7in-.a fStT SINK
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Curious NotSs froia the Iaatiic Field.
Everything fren the scene Of great
battle is efintsrsst. The following is from
ths Fort DoaSlsOn correspondence Of the
MY. Tribune;
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FINE OF ARRIEALpEz
nEPOn

FINE OF ARRIVAL OF NAIL TRAINS
DEPOT
Through .s......-iz.. 7IsA. n. EIs P. N.
Boston and Way IRON BudAlo, EB p n
ThrouRh Philadelphia and h &
WashfRgton, via PittEburgh osl5 A. n. 6.iO p n
Pittsburgh. end Way iron, ,-...l 60, ..r.
- MellHVilio 9s45 A. n
Miller8burRhs Akron and WEy 9s15 A. d. % Lla
Ihrough western ....--.,.s.. 9.30 A. ~. $40 r. II.
Way IRON FoledO.....a..-....-..... go A. II.
Through Southern. n........i..... 9.11 A. n. $50 P. n
Way rom Oincinnati =. :. : So P. n.
WAY rom Sandusky kyi.......a.s.... 900 A. II. N.
Way from NouRE1tONn-.,ss.ssa.. 80 -1- 7s05 p. n.
Medina and Way,,..-.-.-.,,.--...... j 400 p. ~.
RsckpoFt, DOQoF. and Aznher9t y % -i. l- 3 ,.aiI
Way Arrives Tuesdays. rid af'# r.s saea ~
Thursday and Eaturd Yl...,.. 1900 p, II.
Bath, BEeoksrfile and Oopley 3l1if t'- 81 -a-7
Way,- Arrives MondAYB and 81 rsr ts rafle
HI1dayB B....l...ss.ss..-...-....-.t... 800 II. ~.
BhErcn OeEtre, GfEneeE and 2 n i-I sit sIlfl-
Hozth stoyalton WaF. Ar 3 o. Il l.t- an ar--
rfFag Mondays and FridAFB..s SEQ p. n.
AarrdngTiila, daiy.....a..-s.l !l9.IS a. H.. lilo
Tine OF distribution OF mails ready foF dsliVeFT &
usually one hour later than the time Of arrival Of
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08
4 BULLET.R T.RlsPRCTlp LIEuTENANT.

A Lieutenant of company in one Of the
Ohio regiments, while preparing for a
BE Laughed, lighted again, and soon after
It's Ere was extinguished bya rebel rife
ball, which killed man three feet from
hin; and while he was wondering st his
narreE escape be received shot through
HE csp, and another struck his soabbard
and yet he vas Enhurt.
The lieutenant nov thinks he was not
born to die on the battlefield.
The proTerb that lightning does not strike
the same tree twice, must be truer than
that balls do not design to do mischief to
soldiers more than once during an engage
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