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Reorganization of Florida Mr..
J.. j. Stickney, tax commissioner OF
Florida. arrived in Washington Tues
day. lie comes for the purpose OF
representing to The President the de-
riro u the people Of Florida that a
free should be sent from that State 10
relieve them from rebel rule, OF which
he says they are hartily tired. that
they may be enabled to reorganize the
State Government and elect members
OF Congress. lie says that such q
force i sent immediately their sena'
tors aud representatives can be elect.
el ia time to take their seats in Con
grcss al the commencement Of the
next session.
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Judge Bond. Of Baltimore, has
writ "a lorcible letter TO the Secre-
tary Of War. in which he favors the
enlistment Of slaves ~ well free col
Ord mru Of Mary laud, in our armies.
There are about an equal number OF
free and enslayel blacks ia that State
10000 IN all Judge b. argues
that il would be very unjust TO confine
.nlistmeuls to the portion who are
frce--ihus leaving the Shareholders
in possession Of their laborrrs, and
diminishing the proportion OF free la
lor. The owner, Of Slaves are gem
orally di.loyal--and that Is another
reason for net exempiiag them from
the burdens of the war.
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Acrox. No. Sept. .. 1868.

70 he Editor IF Boston journal:
II Is reported that the rebels at
Charleston threaten 10 6l the cily
with Yankee prisoners 10 protect it,
II tbs threat is carried out, sug-
g"sl that our government. AS retail
aiury measure, filI transports with
rebel prisoners aud place them along
eide u the monitor, anl in front OF
our Morris Island batteries during ac-
ton.
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A TRADE.-Wh no would be without
y one ~ rot nAyE THApE, mANE 4
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ENrENsEs.

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Testimonials .

The following from Rev. Mr.. Jennings, Rev.
Mr.. Hubbard, Rev. Mr.. Philips, and others
BENNINGTON CESrRE, Aug, 1863.
Seven years ago Mr.. Yates came to BenHiug-
ton, bringing with him the qualifications and
experience necessary to establish aud conduct
Classical and English school Of high order.
He purchased the Bennington Seminary
property. changed the name to Mount Anthony
Seminary, and from the first TO the present
time, with the assistance Of well qualified teach
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instruction and Of good order have been rea-
lied
In the Classical, as in the English Depart
ment, subjects are not hastily passed over and
left, but horogghHeS aud a practical applica-
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acterize all the instruction.
We would therefore most heartily recommend
this school TO the patronage Of the public.
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WOOD WANTED !!
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber would hereby give notice
that he keeps constantly on hand, LINE Of
the best quality and CHEAP as can be
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best quality q HYDRAULIC CEMENT;
ARCH MOUTHS HOT AIR vESTlLA-
TORS or REGISTERS cast Iron DOORS
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War Summary.
WEDNESDAY.

Charleston, Sept. D.
To-day has witnessed another furi-
Gus bombardmeut Of Wagner and
Gregg By the enemy's fleet and land
batteries,
The firing vas begun at daylight
and was maintained steadily until
dark.
A monitor is COW firing at Fort
Moul.rie.
Another assault on Wagner is deem.
cd no, improbable Tonight.
since yesterday no farther attack
was made on brick built Sumter,
which has been held 20 days against
all the efforts Of the enemy's great
guns by land and sea.
OF 1851 shots which have been
fired at il, 1896 have struck outside
AID ALSO inside.
The aag has been shot away 1
times.
Memphis. Sept 4.
A refugee from Columbus, Miss,
has arrived here, who has been in the
Quarlermasier's Department OF the
rebel army for the last two years, and
who has bad more than ordinary
means 81 observing the condition Of
matters and thing. IN rebeldom. lie
tiaies that the losses Of Gen. Joe
Johnston are At the rate Of fiy per
nigha by desertion. Ills army il com.
pIerely dispersed and denoralized. and
pre- in daily fear Of being attacked by
pur forces. Those who have not al.
ready deserted only await al oppor.
unity 10 do 20.
Chattanooga, Sept. ).
Although The armies are 10 close
PROXIMITY, there are no indications Of
IN early engagement, bot slight
ause may bring oa one AT any mo-
hent Our artillery al Drivers Fer
opened on the enemy At 6 O'Clock
sis morning.
THURSDAY.
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TERMS AND VACATIONS

Academic wear 40 weeks Fall aud Winter
Term will commence ou Thursday, October
ist, and continue y weeks. Spring vacation
two weeSs. Spring and summer FERN will
commence on Thursday, March l6ih, and con-
tinue ls'weeks Pupils should commence al
the opening Of the session, but viii be received
at any time. aud charged from date Of entrance.
Zach pupil viii furnish his own table and toll
ct napkins
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COURSE OF STUDY.

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ussheas iasern.saea a. day ysssss-
daY aaa e. iusa The sight.
Aisasi q - a or men werc killed
sd ~ouBleA i batteries Wager sud
Greeg.
Tie afieBp 70 sssasli battery
Grsgg was repglsed
Great hasse i supposed % have
bsea made IL tho sasmy's boai By ear
grape sod canister.
AZ DARK On Wednesday the enemy
having advanced their sappcfs % %
the very moats q Wagner, ard i, bc.
iag mg9ssibla 70 hold lhe islan any
loaser. Gen. BeAaregard ofdrred Is
etaruanoa. which was executed ~.
iaeen cigi.i o'el1ck and enc A. y. nitb
Success. We spiked tie guns ot was-
nef and Gregg anl siihdrea po.se.
lessiy Ia forty bargtt ohly one 0argc
containing iaelsc men va' captured.
The enemy now bold Cummiugs
Point. IN foil view Of tie ety.
Cincinnati. Sept Q
Gen. Ctiiiendcn's division o. Cen.
Rosecran's army took possession Of
Chattanooga to-day.
The enemy evacuated yesterday,
going south.
FRIDAY.
Cincinnati, Sept. 10.
A special dispatch 10 The Gazette
{ ON Trenton, Ga, 9th, says:
A, IL o'clock to-day Gen. Criiien-
den took possession Of Chattanooga.
Gen. Wood was pot IN command Of
the place. Tie principal portion Of
the rebel infantry left Chattanooga
yesterday morning, their cavalry re-.
manning until this morning.
The headquarters OF the depart
ment will probably be al Chattanooga
tomorrow.
The rebels are ID rapid retreat.
They are cutting down trees and
using other means 10 Distract our fur
further progress over the mountains.
Our advance threatens the Georgia
State road, which is the rebel line Of
retreat.
Duvall's BluH, Aug. %.
stem Davidson marched ON the
rebel work. At bayou Metaire on the
27th, and after an engagement Of an
hour and quarter, succeeded in dri-
wing the rebels from their enirench-
ments.
The rebels had three lhougand men
aud three pieces Of artillery.
They retreated across the river
burning the bridge behind hem, and
took up strong position in the wood.
where their sharpshooters can pick
off any person approaching the east
bank.
The bayou cannot be crossed with
out pontoon. Gen. Steele moves for
ward il the morning.
Fort Monroe, Sept. 10.
The steamer New York, Capt. Chi,-
holm, arrived to-day from Morri. t.
land Reports he left at three o'olk
Y Tuesday afternoon. Morris Island
had been completely in our possession
since Sunday.
We captured twenty-one guns and
seventy men. Five monitors aud the
lfonsides were besieging Fort Mou :
lfie when the New York lett. 1t was
reported we bad blown up a magazine
/ III Fort Moultrie.
SATURDAY.
Cincinnati, Sept. IL.
F1sf -
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Charleston. Sept. Z.
Tie hcEnharimeai was kepl np
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Rutland, September Z, 1862.
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SATURDAY.
Cincinnati, ),

EiSaAt1 CAaEr SlhtNu. lucy nave HO
more than 500 troops.
The guerrillas are very troublesome
between Helena and Baton Rouge.
Washington, Sept. IL.
The official report from Gen. Burn
side, concerning the capture of Cum
berland Cup, has been received at
headquarters.
MONDAY.
New York, Sept. Is.
A Morris Island letter Of the 9th
inst, TO the Herald, gives an account
of recent boat expedition against
Fort Sumter.
The foiilla consisted Of between
twenty-five and thirty boats, manned
by over one hundred sailors, under
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Williams, Of
the Wissahickon, and one hundred
marines under command Of Captain
McCanley, the entire commanded by
Commander Stevens OF the monitor
Patapseo.
The boats were towed within short
distance Of the fort, whence they adj
vanced.
Three boats under 1t. Commander
Williams, It. Ranney and Ensign
Porter landed, and the parties attemp-
ted to run up the ruins to the parapet.
They were fired upon by mosketry,
and hand grenades were thrown down
upon them. The steep was so sharp
they were unable TO reach the para
pet.
Signal was given from the fort, and
10 an instant all the rebel batteries
opened on the fort and shelled it.
The three boats were smash he d, and
all who landed were killed or cap.
tured.
Lieut.. Bradford was MORALLY woun.
ded and captured.
Among others captured were Com
mander Williams, Lieut. Rewey. Lieut.
Preston, Lieut. Bowen, Lieut. Boyce,
Lieu, Wheeler and Ensign Porter.
Forty Or fifty sailors and marines
we're killed and wounded. An entire
list OF casualties will number eighty.
The remainder Of the command re-
tired in safety.
New York, Sept. IS.
Tie Hnss corresponden, with the
army ofthe Potomac writes IN The
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BIRD CAGES, great variety.

TEAS, TEAS! We have a great
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New YORK, April %. A clerk at Earle's
hote has ahsconded with $50 900, belonging to
a guest of the hotel and which was deposited
in the safe.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SANDY Hook, April % The steamship Per-
sia passed here at ii A. NJ.
England, France and Austria sent simultane-
Gus dispatches to Russia on the 10th inst, rela-
tive to Poland. They are all friendly, but all
convey intelligence warning Russia of active
military preparations.
The England Government has been catechlsed
in the House of Lords as to gunboats building
By them for China.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce call on
the Government to make the foreign enlistment
act more stringent.
The Daily Ne,os strongly protests against the
article in the Times complaining of defensive
preparations in California, and shows that
America has equal ground of complaint against
the militia measures in Canada.
The Morning Post says the blockade is the
only efficient mode by which the North now car
ries on the war, but the maratime powers may
in time have to consider how long such mode of
warfare is to be endured.
Although Government had seized the gunboat
Alexandria, work upon her was allowed to pro-
coed until the 9th, when it was suspended until
the official investigation takes place The Gov
eminent has been In communication with the
Lairds of Birkenhcad relative to the two gun
boats building in their yards. The Lairds for
mally asserted that they were building tor the
Emperor of China.
1t is stated that the Japan, or Virginia, which
sailed from the Clyde, had several guns on board.