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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-11
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of oHEAPNEss

Inspection and Comparison will prove that fer va
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness beauty and
quantity this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fercd in the West
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-11

l could furnish any quantity of testimonials of
its efficacy from my own patients, but the prac
tce of parading bought and fictitious ones be-
fore the public is so prevalent do not deem it
advisable. Ny object is to place my medicine
before the public, not alone to make money,
but to do good. 1t is proverbially true of the
American Ladies, that not ten perfectly healthy
ones can be found in any one vicinity.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-11
]. ]. Blecher, Dentist,

j. j. BIecher, Dentist,
Would respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
Wood County, that he will be at Mead's Hotel, in
Gilead, on Tuesday, February 8, and remain until
the 18th.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg, on Thursday,
March 8, and remain until the 18th.
At the Hotel, in Bowling Green, from the l7th
until the 29th,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-11

ToNTOeANy MARKET.

y W. MORE &Co..
ToNTO oANY,
..... .... wocp CouNrN. q.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

On this da ~ riday) Anrll No.
4s West satsestn sas be.%een Fh nnd si,h sy.Du.
s.go,,,ons Sale sons@siog @ a. Il ocsaA preeisey
Rosewood p''slSr's ssass and oaoa
'"'s' '"' "'' Oh Paint nss by Ew,neD, a,..
D''eo'" anu '"''a snosS Rss. am,
Artistic sron1es M'rOl. s'aniSgry AVA .,o..,
China Glass ami SILVER Ware s'oeo'ao' Extension Table
s.swoGs Walnut Eafssars es .aiss nse Linen
the pus tSs r ca soSrsur 81 hs,s a
seod At aason is run.s @as fs1 mas a order ae
fer present by city makers heon in use less tran
"na u RS sSI,e gSsl Rn rI12gss s house
superb sets Brorade c,rias con,ees Bana, and
G nS s ss sos T
a sa 5sss e sa.
: . s:s,e; a. sssss
.i~,s & QUIZ rss sii,ss ainess i cnsSsi sSrs X
ass s @ Soe Holy III l%i, aS9
Marin y. y ,a.s9 FaiA,inss On Paasls
,ss,on 6y pesiss; also aHuber Of c1na, PAM
rreae alos ss,s spss er Hssns ns caSyrs
iod,"n.anr Velvet Mea!!on Sarpess I."''H' playing
RcAes, sosswoop SEEN dsE ocrAyE M PIANoFoRrE AN
ssuan %, ecTa,rs s-SaS
doth 81 SsIss %eSi a Oh
Eega, carved oak sdsbosrd Extension Table -by Cut
sss a"sG Ge e es Drne sss
Ssyrss Csra ran.h Bowl richly decerated Dinner Set 2s9
Co P sr oe rH r 'as ass ssiyers p
p,i. si ArS Tea s Sass
Ssssa; ss s-
plated STAR Rods oilel9,h on ,y.rns
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Armoire Glase
sss ee p ,nrn Arm and oval
a rr. s s. s sls
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
NEW YORK Herald. FRIDAY, APRIL TO- 1868.
SALES AT AUCTION.


DEkkmrfoRf sALE-OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
j Seat, 10 ekse an estate. - .'H
EDWARD u LUDLOW a CO., AUCTIONEERs.
BY oraer OF WILLIAM H. ASPINWALL Executor,
VIII seu NJ publie auction Al the
hEhOHANTe' ExCHAN0E SALEsROONB,
No III BROADWAY NEW YORK,
On WEDNESDAY APril 10, 1885,, at " O'Clock NJ,
The estate known AS NETHERWOOD. iornery the resi
OF the late Gssdner c. Howland situate Hu d.
rfyeI. between New Hamburg and Poughkeepss
tssnina 2sb with front OF mile embracing
-four huhnR sites each with and beautiful views
Of and water. ria4
There The o manson house. acottage dwell
n garde house lodge Stables greenhouse
grsteIy ase farmhouse bal n a. The main entrance
gavellad road OF about half milo in engtk
derea BY great variety Of American foreign Tho
unusual attrastons OF the place the fertility or the soil is
sauhry and It's plonable noted for
s dne roads, reader ths estate most desirable country
home for gentleman OF taste and fortune .a : y
Maps OF the property may be had Of the aoctsnees No.
Fer further particulars apply 10
VARNUM 4 TURNEY,
'. No. l1o Broadway,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
NVoRRIs WILKINS AuCTIONEER
MBANnSoME HOUSEHOLD TuRNIr.REs MIRRORS,

Mi,ssyS.sss hoysE.oLb frsSIrrnE. MIRRORS,
LUDLOW 90. viii sen at anciion, on "Wednesday,
np 70 rsS an Sns streets a. SS q. .nrr ssS be
said house consisting In part OF rosewood Paror Salts in
Table. norSny $ 81 octave rianoor,s made ~ persson
French plat. Per aud Nansl Glasses, Console Tables rose
hosany sofas Chairs aud Chairs in haircoh Gard
far.cv Table, walnut aud mahogany fr.neh Bedsteads,
Of r@ppn eSp rsen sseary sea.s. fsss sP
Mattresses Bosers and inows. oak Extension Table.
Brussels and Ingram oarpss cichs a. tcestnsr with
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sole
""'''''"' OIL PAINTINGS
sonldon jes'e Talbot. Rannsy Boteis Meter Se Caa
ogues on Monday at tho su.oueers onr, No pine st.
MORTGAGE sALE--oF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
M FURNITURE ,nis afernocn a. O'Clock peciscy a. the
,cnr o ,sS ave near J.srsnn Market, CONSISTING Of an
elegant ood.scycn rnofie Stool Tower;
sS s,o,s sss' Ss,ss ,ap Esssss Ss1er. esr.,as
Room ransrs srs.ssl, s sss nssS s,pe els- Csra
rEsfEa' s' sa"rney for Sos,sssse ~ ''''' u
N porenry., ,AuoriosEEe. WILL SELL. ON
ss street ibe tuc handsome Donschod Fdrntrrr con.
n r. n s rsT sSsis sSS S iassn rnp c. s
Lace and Bfoo.,e Curtains Library Bootcs.e Etns
a.'ips S"rtsSs wssS.sass Srasss.s sr Msrsss
fenihcr Beds bant-t bo-rrs ari Pillow ., &c A., The
whole cbc por, sold TO the bshes, bder for cs-h
yro BL,cvsMtrHs AND wH.BLwRiGurs-B b.
H. nt ioi, ciock in Hd-1n Cay New Jefsy ~
r0ols and Fisnr-- In rc"s carfNe shop situated
orter of Ncwast u enue sni Prospect str,et
w seu.r'ay, Aprii ~ a. I,yets,, :, so 81 .is,es'
street ~ ,rs OF ttstl n F'rt-, the stett aud Fr-
s.siI., r =, erc ns -, wascp Je ', ,,.,, Il
iEpb AdofnsJ 90 aU''tses
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

ID T. HAZELI. AUCTIONEER f.st %,
~; Persmgtoyy Sale o. Hardware, Cutlery. &c
u w - w. iTuEBDAY, APRIL IA i
And foowing days, until the whole Is sold, commencing
NO 47l BROADWAY
comprising 's.-. +, 7 -
1t Mechanics, Tools, +. g l- NachiNsts' Hardware
St,ibbs' Files and Tools.. Steel Fire Sets
~ Wire of all kinds, go HOnse Eur njshing Gooda,
III, ~ Ma POCKET. CHTIBRy. Z
TogeAhey with general assortment OF
suitable 70 the trade all OF which 10 u excellent order and
Catalogues are ready end can be had odce of
S1e anctioneers WIIITTEMORE HAZEIL
.'T u Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

yNILLIAMSBURG LOTs.--FOR SALE OR I.EAsl
w Lots, situated between North Seventh street and
wick creek East river and Sixth street: also tw en-
Houses. Apply 20 8 j. HUNT. III Fourth aycpue.
York, or q. OWLER, Agent. corner Of Third AND
Ninth strcets Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

WE OFFER FOR SALE TIE SPLENDID MANI
w Onthouses and Farm Of 81 acres. and rainahie
OF Cattle. the property OF Thomas d Carpenter EssI
Lawrence county. Ncly York. TeIms easy. For dessr
apply a, the oficc. a2 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

THE la rOURETrE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT.
i the XIII Won Kall New Jersry. will hs onen June
parties engaged IN business IN NeN Yorh h hotel osr
perior Inducements Po-sessng the desirable aatrHrs
Of far 90 watering places IL bt thiryye minutes
the metropolis Regular boats from pieY North river
WESLEY w. HILL, Prcpv'e,e,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

FpO MANUFACTURERS BUILDERS AND or'lEl
Real Estate FOR sale 10 Lease for term years
the Dry Dock the valuable property consisting .t 10
being the whole front the side of avenGe C. pct
Tenth and Eleventh streets, with Two lots N he Iea
ming from street TO street Apply " DAN Ell u. ~
KINS. No II West Twenty -cigh Street, or to L0ifv
THEIRS, No. l04 avenues G.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

TBE FINEST HOTEL IN TIE CITY FOR eALE--r
Il nished 'hrouRhont doing large paying b.si"rs.
bong lca~ FOR fHli particulars inquire ef w. ~ CAL
~ ICoenucf slip No nsto sprly riihosf $50
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
sALns OF REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN-FOR SALE THREE STORY AM
~ tasemen Costage, wnh all the mo'sein improysmenu
fTescoed ceinss aud perfect order Price - 5yl 70
p.rcuars apply ue premises. l22 West rhiry-ths
stBceL
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

II COTTON, AucTIoNEER. g ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
Furniture. in Thirty fourth street, Seventh
me- Monday, April 49, at iO1s o'clock at l231s Thirty
fourth street, Seventh the entire Furniture Of
and ether Carpets Lace Curtains and Cornices French
Plate Mirrors elegant Oil Paintings rosewood ParOr Suits,
MAHOGANY. French and Gothic Beadateads, marble top
Dressing Bureaus Centre Tables Sofas Hair Mattresses,
Wardrobes, Extension Tables Cottage Suits Lounge
Dvans. China &C. also. all the Bedroom
and Dpng Room Furniture: also valuable Horse and
Carriage, Particulars time
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

VXTILIlAN WRITER'S. AUCTlONBER, WILL SELL
w this afternoon, a. O'Clock at tH Canal street,
from families aud others removngnfty new and second
Carpes comprising Velvet Tapestry Three ply
grain, Stair and Hall Oilclohs: Paros Suits. Centre
Dining and Tea Tables two Pier G!a.ses Lace Curtains
walnut mahogany Bedsteah Hair Mattresses large
Faher Beds Bedding, Table and Bed Lnnen marble top
yer wase, waydroees Extension Table, oak Chairs,
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves I'm and Wood
Ware three Sewing Nsehnes by Snger and others: 5000
Segars, together with other goods; PlnptOn Bedsead
Armoire 0ace all adapted 10 families and oAers De-
posits required.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

IL COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-EXrRA LARGE SALE
u Al the Napier House, Of Fourteenth street and
Fourth Tuesday April H. At l0, O'Clock at the
Nap House OF Fourteenth street and Fourth
the entire Furniture Of the house embracing about
hffy and comprising kind and description Of
Goods, in rosewood and mahogany together with all the
Paror Dining Goods. rich Carpets and Oil
cloths French Plate Mirrors Velvet Tapestry other
Carpets, French and Gothic Bedsesds Dressing Bureaus
quantity of Hair Mattresses BeddHg together
article appropriate To first class house Most
Of the Furniture has been purchased new within the last
wear, and is In good order Catalogues IN time.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
yVILLIAM IRVING. AUCrIONBRR ARR

WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER BOARDING
w House Fnrniture. CLINTON B. OsGOoD will sell
This day. April TO- 101 O'clock at the sslesro0 Ne
Cedar street. eonss.ins Of mahogany Wash
mahogany Sofas sest Chairs Mattresses Bos.ert
h.,.ras ,narise ian Cents Tahles Wsmdcu SLad",
Foot Stools Covasc BeJeads Ocioths Brussels Carpets
Painted Bedroom Suits Stove and Pipe Oce an
Chairs, Letter Press and stand, Oak Writing Tables One
Carpets. &c. .s tf q .,-..p
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT F0. s.

yVEsTERN LANDS WANTED-IN OHIO, NIGH
w Indiana. Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin, Man
sons owning lands in those States. through the negl
Of agents otherwise, have allowed their lands 70 y
terest in the In many such cases there can he
business and laws Of the state in which the land is y
Where the deeds are lost, or the property belongs -
and the locatIon Is unknown, can furnish the l.ea
notified what State the land is in. In the settlement
business dcfray the expenses and make no cha,gcs
successful in recovering selling the property. IN
case charge q commission the amount received .
property. Many years experience IN Surveying ands
ing ps compiling records. paying taxes pcrlettng
and selling lands In the above named States has given
thorough knowledge Of those States ana superior "a
for transacting all business apper,aning 20 real :
which will receive prompt attention l have an @sS
each state attending exclusively to my business A,
j. Bennett. box L.lQf New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

A TTENTI0N IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING PRO,
n perty offered sale lowThree brick House. ~
Blocker street, Of Broadway house al by about 90
with fine extension lot " feetS inches deep,
lad will be sold low orabe terms Apply 10
VAN BUsKl 70 Fourth avenue corner Tenth street
fourth street. between SIKH and eyenth avenues; house
6x40 feet lot l00 the house conveniently laid out win
all modern Will be sold low, OF VIII be
rented to ponsbe tenant from May and the properly
put good order Apply toJ A. VAN BuSkiRK ~ Fourth
Avenue. corner Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

T,OR sALE-A SMALL FARM OF THREE ACRES H. 100
good land with good variety Of fruit situated three.
quarters Of mile from the MbIrn depot the Morris
Railroad house p by & wing II by ~ feet
tanning seven rooms and cellar with outbaildings prce
quired. VIM PsEYNOUR. 70 Cedar street, or $50 Broad
etreet 4
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

N1o MILLERs--FoR SALE Or TO LET A .
j Mill.-The Red Mills at Five Mile river, plsen (
taH ON or address GE0RaR RpBERTs, 2ss ~cst yv
second atrect. New Ycrs.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

A BARGAIN-s2,SO0 FOR FARM OF 100 ACRES, Il
"A acres improved with house, barn. fruit water On On
9sOO Terms easy The above farms Long Island
8 village. A. SERGEANT. Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

TIENRY b. HERTs JR.. AuCTIONEEI-oPFlGE NO
III <yHBrosdway win sell This day April 10th inst,
II O'Clock at The corner OF Broadway and Fifty ninth
junction of Eishh the Stock and Furniture OF q
Livery stable consisting -. eight fine Horses carriages
WAGONS, SleiRhs Harness. Robes. blankets. Whips, Fii
lures Ac.
sal. positye. Terms cash.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

A COUNTRY REsIDEkCE FOR SALE At AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction Thursday April 6 az O'Clock p
NJ the premises, property Of the late Mra Seabury
consisting Hosse three OF Land House
in ssod condition; land under good cutyaon line stream
of waller IN fr OF well Of near the
door barn carriage house, house. &c fruit
and shade trees and shrubbey The house is about seven
minutes walk from depot, ancan be time by
applying for tho hoy ~ the store of Mr. Pierson at
BURY Al Water size m
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

MILL BE SOLD-Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WE'D
w nesdey, April a. at the Department Of The Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, in Alexandria Virginia..
From ~ 10 50 tons old Iron Car Anles
From 80 to 10 tons Wrought Iron Scrap.
From SO tons Strap RniI.
large quantity Of ola Car Wheels Sheet Iron Stacks,
Ac.
Sale TO comDsencs at 10 A. VI.
Terms cash. in go,ernnleDt funds. ..,
Vi. L. ROBINSON g
Captain Assistant Quar- termasteE
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

HOTEL PROPERTY FOR sALE-IBF VERY DE-.
.iraolc properly situated - shs vnllsy o. The Ramspo
The Pamapo Valley House The buildings large and com
~ 20 acres has nne trout pond Of three srrss
.r ooek I'd win rsh Fruits - sil Kinds Tho hnne IN
With NJ whole ral! cf ne land Arrlv a
NyIIER r a WILKINS 90, o.. Pine stsrst
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

UNDWARD SIETZENICH. AUCTIONEER.-HOUSE
II hold Furniture saos.-D. W. IVES Co will give their
attention Residences their spacions
salescoms 5 and l57 Broadway Cash advanced when
| auirel
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

L'OR sAiE-THE PREMsEs. NOE I2s7 ana l2sl
Bro.,way, and Nos So and 04 SiA tn The four
lots about 4ls-bJ feet run8g through Broadway
10 sixth avenue and will be SOLD an together. r. '-.
Also, either the three four story English
lzA aud IVA Thirty street. near
Eighth avenne, For particulars apply 10
7TI EDWARD d. JAMES
Me- 80 broadway.
Corner Of Park place
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE--AT
n Goshen, ~ Y Fourteen Of land, abundance Of
fruit house shaded by trees For further particulars
inquire Of j. H. SUYDAM ESQ.,, bl COrtlandt street
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

try seat one mile from New Branswick, containing 0o
buildings and well watered. Inquire of WARREN HAR-
DENBER(;H, 60 Wall street,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

HENRY II LEEDS & 90; ASCTIoNEERS; I
HENRY II. LEEDS co.
VIII sell auction Friday, April TO- at II O'Clock, in their
MODERN AND ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS.
being portions u valuable collections removed
galleries the majority by well known
artists The following represented, viz :Boughion,
BurfOYd. Martin, L0vedge Tbel Rondei Rosster
O. L. Brown Smets Of Antwerp; Pyne, Lacro, Brewer
Brehaes Van Die B0essei Lalet and others Of the
old masters.
ALSO.
A LINE or EN0RAN1NGS. s..tr- -...
NV ou eIh ION ae
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

nIAM0NDS. OLD GOLD AND sTLvER.-BY &C
~ 10 LOUIS ANRiCtI. 7x Broadway, under me
York Hotel you viii receive ~ per more than
other place 10 this city for Diamonds old Gold and
without being compelled 10 take other goods in esch
He pays In city bankable money. Camel Hair Shaw
kinds Of Laces and Furs bought n the hiyhest price
has been 2s years established IN New York. Remembe
Eroadway
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

II ENRY y. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER
ll PEREMPTORY SALE OF RICH JEwELEY,
sOIID SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
ELEGANT STORE FIXTURES, &C, &C.
On FRIDAY, APRIL ~, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
AT THE STORE or MEssRs. BENNETT BRO.
$50 BROADWAY tfNDER TIE METROPOLITAN
IIOTEL). :
Consisting Of elegant plated and French glass Show
Cases. standing Show Cases. uch French Plate Mirrors
Connsrs Ocoth. Gas Fixtures Heater &C. &c. Also one
large Wilders Patent Jcwelry Safe be sold without any
reserve of the retiring from business
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE. the entire
balance of rich Jewelry Silver Ware Plated Ware
&c Catalogues nj sale.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

names have added lustre to our naval renown'
and must ever adorn our national annals, lew
will stand more prominent than that of the gal
liant and self-sacrifcing Christian sailor and gen
tleman whose loss we now deplore.
Approaching his virtues and his services a
grateful country had rendered him while hvlnS
its willing honors, and will mourn his death.
AS mark of respect, it is hereby ordered tnat
the flags at the several navy yards naval sta
tions, and on the flag ships of the squadrons, 90
hoisted at haH-mast, and that ID guns be fired
at meridian on the day after the receipt OF this
order. (Sigped)
GIDEON WELLS, Secretary of the Navy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

BosToN, June %. By dispatches from Port
land we learn that the entire pirate crew of the
Cutter have been captured and confined in, Fort
Preble!! Commodore Reeve of the Tacony is
among the captured prisoners, and the Tacony
was destroyed to avoid capture.
In dispatch to the Boston papers relative to
the runaway Cutter chase in Portland Harbor on
Saturday, we find the following additional par
tlculars ' #'"''
The Forest City had l2-pounders, under.
stand, and the Chesapeake only 6 Founders, but
the intention was to run the latter down at once,
as they were not a match for the Cutters 80
Founders. The Chesapeake was manned by
twenty men of the 7th Me. regiment under Col
Mason, company of the State Guards. city
company under Capt. Beal, which was ready
with full ranks in half an hour, and as many
armed citizens as they could conveniently take,
who volunteered with enthusiasm. Capt
Leighton, Government Inspector, overseeing the
building of gunboats here, took charge of the
Chesapeake's battery, Capt W illets commanded
her, and Capt. Lescomb the Forrest City Col
ector levitt and Mayor Mcclellan attended to
aiming and dispatching the boats, which was
done with great expedition.
WASHINGTON, June q. General Order No.
49, A gallant and distinguished naval officer
is lost to the country. The hero of Fort Henry
and Fort Donelson the daring ard indomitable
spirit that created and led to successive victories
the Mississippi fotilla; the heroic Christian
sailor who in the China seas and on the Coast
of Africa, as we'll as the great interior rivers of
our country. sustained with unfaltering fidelity
and devotion the honor of our Flag and the cause
of the Union.
Rear Admiral Andrew Hall Foote is no more.
On his way to take command of the South At
lantic blockading squcdron, a position to which
he had been recently assigned, and the duties of
which were commanding the earnest energies of
a mind of no ordinary character, he was sudden
ly FRUSTRATED by disease, and after brief illness
breathed his last at the Astor House, at New
York. on the evening of the Goth inst.
Among the noble and honorcd dead, whose
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

tachment of the 18th Illionis cavalry, surprised
and routed the lst Mississippi cavalry near Me-
chanicsburg, Yazoo County, a few days since,
killing quite number.
Terrific canHonading was opened all along our
lines before Vicksburg on Saturday last, con-
tinuing until Sunday evening. The result is
unknown. The steamer Taylor has arrived
with six hundred disabled soldiers from below.
They will proceed to Jefferson barracks.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH
TUuL1 IrD J1I1f.
r O'CLOCK A. M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81. The rebels are re-
ported to be within four miles of Harrisburg.
They have also cut the Northern Central Rail
road -f..''se
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

New YORK, June o. Lieut.. S. F. Spalding of
the Vermont regiment, was killed at Port Hud-
son.
A New Orleans, letter Of the 18th to the
Tribune says, Yesterday Gen. Banks issued
an order for 1000 volunteers to make the final
charge on the enemy's works. The 4th and 9th
Wisconsin regiments volunteered and were re-
pulsed, and afterwards taken prisoners, all or
nearly all"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
81. 9'+ June 27.
The Army of the Potomac is in motion and
will soon be to the front north of Baltimore.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

HARRISBURG, Jane 27. The rebels occupied
York at 5 P. M. to-day. No resistance was
made by our troops At 8 P. M. a skirmish
took place at Stewell's Gap. We had four men
killed in the skirmish Stewells Gap is eight
cen miles from Harrisburg
The excitement is most intense. The people
from all parts of the State are promptly respond
ing to the Governors call of yesterday. The
streets are crowded with citizens and strangers.
MIDNIGHT. Information has been received
here that the rebel force, which was at Stewells
Gap at P. M, has arrived in front OF Dun.
cannon, thejunction of the Juniata and Sus-
quehanna river In that event the Pennsylva
MIA Central Railroad will be cut.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

HARRISBURG, June 81. The rebels, supposed
to be $4,000 strong, left Carlisle at an early
hour this morning, and took up the line of
march for this place. Col. Knipe evacuated
Carlisle last night. At 4 O'Clock this afternoon
the rebels were within Il miles Of this city. A
bloody battle must ensue. The Publications
are well manned and the troops are eager for a
fight
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

New YORK, June 27. A dispatch from
Cairo the Oath, says Capt. Osband of Chicago
arrived last night as special bearer of dispatches
from Gen. Grant He left the rear of Vicks-
burg on Friday afternoon the 10Th At that
time brisk engagement which seemingly occu-
pied all the rebel and Union forces was going
on around the entire line surrounding the city.
The result unknown. Sherman on theright was
gradually reducing the enemy's fort opposite,
and silencing gun after gun, of their batteries,
Gen. Logan With his forces, opposite what was
called Fort Hill, was fast beating down the earth
works
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

McCoNNELLsBURG, Pa, June 81. The rebels
evacuated this place at 9 A. M. on Friday morn
ing. The rebels were about 5000 strong, under
Stuart. They retreated in the direction of
Chambersburg and will to-day reinforce the
rebel force that are menacing Harrisburg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

~ LANCASTER, June 28. There is great excite
ment here. Refugees from Harrisburg are flock
ing here. Horses are coming in droyes Forces
guard the river from Mariette to Columbia
All business will be suspended tomorrow, and