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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

HARRIsBURcH. Pa, March 90. A. L. Roum-
fort, dem, was elected Mayor to-day by SO ma
jority: dem. loss $50.
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Will during TIE present season, run their Line Of Isl casS
UPPER CABIN SIEA. nIEh3
Daily between sdensburgh, Ceaveand Toledo, Detroit
Milwaukee md Chica o. leaving 0gdensburgh, on arrival
Of the Express Train from the East calling regularly for
passengers and freight Alexandria Bay, Clayton Cape
Vincent and Oswego.
Passengers and Families moving West, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &c, and LAND
together without disturbance ranohipment. at their
Port destination. These Steamers have large Cali ms
and State Rooms amply and neary furnished for FuA
Class PASSENGERS and SscoMd CablnS with Cook Stoves
comfortable for Passengers and FAM
lilies. who may wi sh furnish their provisions and
bedding
R-No efforts viii be spared to maintain the reputation
ofthis, as THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE-k8
For Through Tickets &c, apply to
& EO. A. EDDY, Agent, Ogdensburgh, n. 7.
GEO. SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
Office Corner Ford and Peterson streets, OPP
p1site JohJ son House. OgdensburEh,
Through Tickets be obtained at AL the Principal
Il. r. Ticket Oc.s between Boston and Ogdensbursh.
RDrldMW9m
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New YoRK, March 20. A special dispatch
to the Herald, from Murfreesboyo, yesterday,
says the rumors heretofore given Of the proposed
rebel invasion OF Kantucky, are not groundless.
learn from southern man, who left Chat
tanooga on Sunday, that the reoel troop, known
60 have left Virginia did not reinforce General
Bragg, but concentrated a! Knoxville, Tenn.
Yesterday body of 500 rebels crossed the Cum
berland az Rowena, Ky, and 1T was reported
that large force was following. 1t is suspect
ed that the invasion has already be.un. The
rebels speak of zen. BOXERS army as having
been sent to Port Royal. A cavalry raid into
North Alabama has been made by our troops
who lately assembled the Tennessee river to Flor
ence. They destroyed ferry boats at Florence
and at the Shoals. The details are interesting.
, The force captured about $50 prisoners, and
carried away quantity of cotton
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POToMAc, }
March 90.

Notwithstanding the quotations of gold In
Richmond papers, it is known here that from
49, 90 to $50 in confederate notes have been
offered within the past few days in Fredericks-
burg, and moreover, 1926 in Virginia bank
notes, and $3.50 in confederate notes are free
ly paid for our national currency.
The Richmond Examiner of Yesterday has an
extraordinary leader, the tone of which is EVIL
IDENTIFY intended to prepare the public mind of
the South Tor serious reverses to the Confederate
arms on the line of the Rappahannock.
1t commences with the following significant
language
g The active operations of the Federal army
under Hooker, are now commenced, and either
decisive battle or the retreat of Gen. Lee,
must be the speedy consequence. The latter
contingency is possible, but not probable, and
another heavy struggle over the line of the Rap
pahannock may be safely anticipated"
There Is nothing Of importance from the scene
of active operations in the field. There was
heavy fall ofsnow here yesterday and last night
1t is cold now
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10. The flag of
truce boat arrived this morning with all the po-
litical prisoners from Richmond, and 1870 pr-
Yates and seamen left for Washington to-day
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th says con-
script officers have been busy Tor days here
abouts, calling in nice young men.
New YORK. March 20. Washington letters
say that it will be impossible to draft before
June, perhaps July. la the meantime Gov
eminent will prepare before hand for their
equipment. They also state that loan Of
800 100000 has been rendered to the govern
ment by distinguished German banking house
a.. There is to be a grand review OF the army of
she Potomac under Gen. Hooker. ra ! .
A"Gold closed at $l,54 3-S and $l,54 IL. /,
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ViCtOrirae Lost !!

ON the eveningof the l4h, the road from Moretowp
~ TO aentpser probably In or near sntpeiier ilsee
valusble Vctorine. Any person returning il to the
EREEMAN OFFICE or to the owner, will be handsomely
wardea - J. N. PERRIN. /
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Washington County Court

HON. ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. CALVIN FULLERTON, Ass,t Judges.
Hon. ABEL X. WARREN,
Eg Court took recess until Monday.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
A GRAND ATTACK REPORTED.
ANOTHER DOSE Of GREEK FIRE.
NEWS FROM ROSECRANS.
10 Fears Felt For Him.
THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY.
Letter From Gen. Mcclellan.
JUDGE WOODWARD ENDORSED
Russian Banquet al the Astcr.
SCENES, 10ASTS AND SPEECHES.
&C.. &e.. ke.
From Charleston.

Cosbt>rD ATTACK filfp Ysl SUNDAY.
Fertr.ss Monroe, oct 10 The steamer Cireasuao,
Nom Cbsrlsston bar, has sfr.v.d heie she repor.s
H-st there Wa 60 be . combined ARM and nsvs At
eef st Charleston On the llth los, : -ndsyJ
CANA ttss .Gik rugJNS is.n ,nAsLssros
Ihs Bostoa HEAL has . letter ftonI ths aee. =,
CtAIleston, Oct. ?, -hich sAys.
''l-,ss evening General nilinofe seat oue OF lie
Gfeek fre' shells into Charleston. vhicn sat hre 10
spIe builcipss The f. . bu'st for ovet tso hour,
There viii b. warm work here o-'ore this re,ch.s
geo. II nothing interf,res in the meantime to pnt
stop tethe grand work. AL thines sis ready"
rvRrHrR PARTICULARS.
The following "a frcm . correspondent. .rl;:en
hom Charleston hsrbor on the 9th instant;
rhs~ are indications nov that the present insc
t,yity viii not be Of many days coptinlsnee. Gen.
Glmode has forced his vorks forward With rcmah
sble rspdity, considsrins their magnitude sni ths
natsral and artificial distractions Ia his ~sy. Tho
Goops have worked hard, pesrly every rssnent on
the Island taking Its turn every oiher day In tie
GhssrfulIy bone, the soldiers having unlimited
eonhdence 10 Gen. Gilmore, that has secured IRON,
thsu an individual Interest and co or rstiou ~ IA.
accomplishment Of his plans Inc navy 10 also lfe
parns Tor the reneval OF he attack. Hrbtn tie last
tu, v-four k0Lrs thsye hdr- tssH Im yor'du grru
sls hSrs ~ means y0r the rs3Hor1l O. Tie rSb %
TTtc'ions. ghtch "" may s'On tOLe 10 ssS stcrrs.
{'ug GpD.is1. The uouitcls nos bore Hre the lie
hyh, Sslsnt, Weshaskcn, NCntauk aud Csit.ki!!.
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ST. Lou,s. Oct. io.--Co McKissoet, sup-ipten.
Cent OF the Pacific Railroad. arrived at California,
from ssdals, and reports that the rebels burned the
bridge Oberville, the longest structure the
road Of Jsfsrsca City, and have torn ur sbou,
nile Of the track The eepots st Upton. Byrseuss,
Oberviile and all water st and between these
points were burned DisD>teh-. from Jefferson city
ssy that shelby had burned the town Of Cole Camp.
vsnton County and Florence, Morsau County, on his
gay from Warsv to the Pacific Railroad.
Ndskpi.k, Tenn, Oct. 10 A hsht It 10 reported.
sseurrsd yesterday At farminston, not ifrantiin
hnlsr's Federal brigade vas engaged and one Iesi
osus Of mounted infantry, ard Second kentuck,
cavalry. Ths Nstousis ov.r,ooh Whselst's forces
Thursday sieht near Farminson. Tbs rebels los.
heavily In killed and wounded. We captured over
three hundred prisoners aud . battery, National
ioss, 70 killed: $50 wounded. II 10 rumored on the
street that the rsbe pied to destroy the tunnel
Of RAecoon mountain, hut we're driven of BY the
fsdsrals. after destroying part Of the track In tbs
NuuaAl
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From Europe.

Fayfhev Point, Oct 1f-Ths steamship Jurs. from
Londonderry. I'd passed this point this evenins.sn en-
svun to Quebec. Political news is unimportsnt.
The Confederate loan advanced 8 per cent on Fri.
lAy under the By the Scotia, Of the rspass OF
osn Rosscrsns.
The Manchester Southern Club, having memorial.
lied Earl Russell to make representations 81 Wash
iprou ssainst the unresntins and e1terminstins
character Of the var. had received the following
reply from the Secretary Of Foreign Ansirs:
lam 70 state 70 you tha, Lord Russell fsss 10 rep
ssseutat.on Of a,r ~ esty,s Goysrnmsnt viii DO
Minister st wssAinston 70 report on the sstsmsats
0sds In your memorial.
The PArls eorrssrosdsnt OF the Mos,r.s Posr
ssys;
nu feared In Paris that the rri.i,h Goyernm'nt Is
regards the building Of vesel. Intended for war pur
psss which will affect the policy Of the French Gov
ornment and the Southern cause.
The GLoBr's correspondent rsmsrts that Il 10
mainly - affecting the French position in Mexico
that Federal chances Confederate hopss create any
latsrest a. all In that capital.
Earl Russell's speech assert ns that Russia having
failed to fulfll usstiss, has virtually forfeited he
ts to posssss Poland. strsets usat attention IL the
Paris Journals and they generally endorse the seuti
Sleni. The Para argues that Russia only occupies
Poland de facto. Five Polish s,:ionsl Guards we're
sts. In Ave public squares in Wsrs-,
Cay Of Duir'n,or,'s Mails.
Bs the City OF Baltluores mAls, which arr! ved
les, night. vs have later f'es ofLuropssn psper.:
The London Tiszs city article states Although
The .tsismtnt Of Lord Russell At Barsorrr, so far
= |, besrs on ihe ease OF the Liverpool iron lads
Ss. ndr uis, an opinion hal been stssrally fern ed
In the city that i.he intention of his lorJsbIp 10
esn.e them 10 be de- aimed. even n the eyitns law
should 10 decided In their favor, ar. Parliament
osy have an opp9runiy A. thu instance OF the Gov
srnment. 10 pass measure Tor hs purpo.e.
Mexican newi reoaived in England states thai Gen.
Forey and II, sslgny had been recalled by order Of
ths French Emperor. General Bsxaine had taken
soInmsnd Of the troops,
Ths Pope has issued letter to the Bi,hop Of he-
Grenada, eensurins the laws passed for ihsr. Of
ship and csusurine the conduit Of the esc..lssc,
who recognize the laws ps.sed sssiust IA. clergy aud
seiigous property
The Ensish Channel feet had arrived in Queens.
tssp, Ireland 10 the great delight OF tse people of
Uuhlln, who focked IN thousands TO witness the
ststsiy ships. A grand baplue, wss given 70 ths
sfosrs IN ths Eotunda st VIII ch the Lord Lieutenant
80 present. When the LORD Mayor Of pubIa vent
"a bosrd the ass sship TO Invite tho sfho1s 70 the
Eyrslss Aalssl - nsks 4 0s osaasaAaAa1
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General IrteLisenoe.

,, oTnrs, h''e 'c'p roc yed a ~ rar,', r-'-
r'l l.'ie if,itrnIuLr iuc.s
p, 'sgi ., - con gea ID . isi''-.t' fev
i w., lstI.4. -.uU..
,,, "'on,s't| . ir''.f vr'-' .t'~'r, 'otecl,'o
,., .'"n' .,'.. ,.,'' .'on IN 49," %. "9 '"''.'
, Ius"r.r,'.o 80 req G',.-rl ~. -t'i. Co. "a,
ti.pa ns AZ '~ r.'. ~. .- r..... o., fts
Teh..'' h.,' t'"n y.. ''l lP .r-. oa.. r,-e.r
o'i" '-.us-n' A,s h.t af pr,or.., a. ,ar
T., , !nuks'p., ,rs -i'r. r'.slt 81 n.nd, nv,t
$40. dsiihS ateiy hIvi "' iva ha r loo. guaf.s
Z, 'iv.n 10 I. trna..r.. 49, ,' 20
pfcmi''s ~ ecurss ver' bios a .. A'rma
.srI .ssnd .sl.n' '''V'n,rt ruTss is p.
hsr i"o'A" - -0'N r. ~ '-r-. '.' .,a ..utr
,hs ~. si' h,- b. o..,, ...-serl 6o.,o I.C
pSs -."
YES 10 rst'r h's. .u-e'. r.. sn.y .4,,,. d.a
I'll io.a o,t 'iU.
-. c.l'"y Of ','oaqcr op i'',-' vo TN, " ~
lu'-e o." IN e.' r'"' ,r'tH+ ~ .. 80. t.a. -.
sHi sor'r 'r'''n .. oI .t.,1 .f r.. a 90.
lr,s. .o-p .sIo.g r., s o.. 3D., 'Ie. ,t.a a..
p'y'd - ~ nd .ls, sui,o.a ..- .., b. , t,.
~ ctNs Irlr are tu. q. .tHu'.. % t'I... 3 B.
81 -' u, ts,s e'usI D., r"u.. I..,,lf.l. ti. .I
nav 'nli'ied rom tlis colon, g. a., llt q t.a...
AIM.
hiinY is phiih'erhf, sfror' 90 's- ,tfr' s.et
loi N,'-, IDs~ elegantly st.rtI uuf 80 see, fai.
tnN"a rtOn hey ana 10 race sHfE .r H4.... ...
tf, rt''. ~ L. r.u'Ba ons ,air poi 0' tr ..sr.r.,
u tcrC tupp9fst tlSt Oh" sii &c.. .t
ens ~ iast -h".sIn Nri, '.II .r.a.. 4tuf.. fl.
an bc'tsE plges ourrt II NO, ~. Crit. Gi ttr Q
u! savs rlye I'd In casa wa s-l to-. rf tiI $50 4 To-
And thrIv ius back IN ckly Esi tIset le.tv BE-,
rm,h rad beer eosb, iifcio'iur bf 3Ht iu1. 10,
h' 'oot ou cAid aud w..hs Sru t,.. .,0 q. iLs
enhaascd eaid Wss sritt,n, "NHs lev Ola 4 % A..
trnaAui Laundry De. artn,ut, 4. a." p-ls.bly Con.
tint ntsl Ito e..
Hrr -ss = cornhsi ou ito :. .'s'hr f.ra vli,h
the rslcitr. or teih siIni'e n.tt 70. .trs
in2 ear. W. darf"ru r.s .css, 'H, 'l.r .,,nf
o'sd =. the ire o. Z! .... 90. .f .'h ...a fut
sti the h1ys Won "a ouccuNfr- 'h. ..E .tt....-
,an'"d tho corn. The rows - IA'' f71 .-.f ...e
bst" IN tiic n'.tI.r g.Cgarr. uuu urlr .+s GRO
leii uh2a red bns morrlng twt rDNt. cold ~
we're raui ui.ohiiv picking rom h't'a Itut .. I.H+
when thtr ohsefrad too gk t. .u tfa
San. lu'uss. 81 the eth Ne. "A s.fr .a ..... IS.
but . t.uaI lei .'r.rad.r. s.' elrt r.t. |r.
haut RurErr. l.spnr'tc ioIrh t.' g.. '.t te't
thsn couiHsuc which cont usd rH f.t s.rT..
Of ma Conc i'rat, ylcu fhn NfnF-.. .ttl1
| clpsuTed aud tiump.al'ly calret ". A.tVot
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Letter from Gen. Mcclellan
He EuIOrsr- judge " poI,,prh.

orange. y. J., Oct /? hon. CalrasI E.iiis.
bear Sir: Ny attention has been ca.I.d 'o,n s..i-
Gle IN the Ihiisi- yhls iEAs,, f'.as that h.j
written 10 the msuAsers of the ncnoc'a'e usc..te
at An'uto-u, di.Gipro,!ns lie o',,c..ot ihe ru,e
ins and that, II voted ard ,pols, Il wau.d he 70
favor q Governor 'u'tn Am informed ti.' ..l.i-
lar assertions nave been made Throughout tho tate.
II has te'n my osrnest erfc,vor hlt,' .,r,f fpsyo
psftic! alton IN party lfic., ,.d A.l dc;sru NED
to adhere TO the hu' g. l. uhNi t'i,fi can
no' lons nAtian silence un,sr .u'h iitst. .r't ~
uUns. l'ntrrore request f't tsH. istr wttt
Ten my 'uch letter ~ eL''r'a. 't' 300. tst r.. r4
tho-e attributed 20 IL in the ph .tt,Ili9 4H- I
ZONE ie- dsvS ,sn had full couve,a'ion i'h Jal..
WoodsAld, find ihst our view. Hsftt, I'D '...-u
his election ns Governor n isnfifAul,c '..' tY-
b. the Intrfcss % ,ls nation. ! IN 80 .ui .tt
NoLdvsrd o BE- IN f.Nt! o. TIC yt.tc.'.1. @ .'s
"a viii -, a." mems a. the NINA. 90 f.n '~ ..
sbte,. uatil III. military pver o. 'he rs', dt
s'royct untefsNtt I'm g. - % ih' ry ri rr
thsi shiis~. IL ssfvd Ni'h a. r".sih- q, son
And energ, the pl!oy dIfcttn % s,Iu'd lr 10 cor
sonsnce .i'h the PrinriPe. ot hail.s g. svt os. i-
ration, sVlAng pu lSurs TO pi.yHtr I,i AtH .l' 3,
pert, no. demanded ~ militay nccO,s,v AZ. isc..
u zsi bv military Law smsng civilized uut.ls nd
hnaliy ! una crrtaad hisl "a aeree win uir ir ps
o9nOn that the soe great rb ects ei vcr sfF .lr
siorht on 'i the sni'y ~ The iaten, the a.tva
ton - tn. tort.i-tion, asd The .lr~rnsry q o..
lhvs cfthe country Beiieviar thEt our - r7aI -
tr.ly agree upon th' .e ~ av, would rei- b. - rr D.
por'f, s.vs 10 Judgs " Nood-Sru NY vo 90 s5I ~ =
vOss.
ani. vsty rs,p,e;fl!lr yorr,,
= a.
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Tho following are the Iowa nominees
Pcace prerO.Iiion..
List OF Candidate.
We spp<nd the list Of non.instiou, IN th. several
sua.es sho.s sisetioni take place ,o-ily.
OHIO.

',c,sl di,pa,ch TO the r.,ttbursh Colmrx AT
ststei
N,'pi,h.tardins th- d-ni,l ofwNstl~r'o, ravirr
Il is fgc, tnrt Ito Cus,'ios " s,ttA.gA. .i the
impsrdl's filcult .. between to S.r.F-r ana
sOh'hsgn siAtss, sithOu' iurther hoo5snsd, 40 hsa
under con, d-fation 10th is Wn.iugtsn ra1 r,ra
pOsd. II viii bs shssu shortly ths' ne GeyCrn naut
ha- either aecsptsa o. recctsd rsu p.opo. t 20 o. !,
20 bias the Wal 20 u spesiV copcu..HN, 9 vltno : %
bo-Or 70 .bS 9Itr, oT Humiliation % .Le ss-tL.
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News Items


tT,'cgroph>d % @s S.N York sun
Ths Prssiesnt wal a., H.t reply 10 tue S'.-p'I
d.ieration in day =r tao.
PLsyss husdtea sic. ,s!t ,r, -,,.t.i vastin-t,u
yesterday from III. Army OF the ro'snte. sai ~ers
sent is,o the ho,pitsls
THr neC!s',n Cavalry R-fiment Of Nc- No.k
Volunteers, col \ h. LORD, 900, 'ou'. lt'i -iu5-
etts HsIbor yest crday, Fyt.s iJf sst.uacu, "a
New fofS
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Rose Grams Position.

Wash.netor, oct. l2th.-it soreals from teieEr 81,
s~Ssi,ed to-day, dated Chs.snoosa yesterday. tha,
Ger. EosecrAns Communications are conpste, his
fsrs-s IN position, the raiders d'psrsed and the sut
nv IN trout insctiye. Oar troops Represented in
49, ~ ysieal c.ndi'ion and fne spiri,a
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thst v.rs rrsde 10 rccc'vc ,h,r. Ard rmenrtt ief
thins., sni' th,' ar,nscrst's had been maic -
rave infis rabhct "a Ia thtougl. all he cculs. 10
m III yu Il si'ed Ann. al DacrC- ir'su.ir -.
hicd, you have ve'y large ird t-tulbur h, aftr ~
~ !. supp-ed ihc adm a 'r',nicl 70 ~ snnri.
meutsry, b'' some of he ~ IN ourrHs VI IL
'se't ihs: he OILY cue, ttdca n be rs - nty ;
The following letter 10 pab..,ei 10 the London
sr,n:-
.Ei,or Sir.-I h.vs inst re-ei-s' is't'r :. ~
Nc Io-. tatrs Portland ssp' . lsf?, f'nri " b
msf. tic following cAttact Il iav { .. rom'r'
hrL.d th" cty. = l~t ~ from Is Ner1 nav" lie
great % TO cav that Nj DO saw BE- - eI $50 10
rood spr'.s Ne IL - ths r'oNc.t '.ctrtlo ~
Bile hs q pleasant airy fUotl as nod tim, 1"f -
., comfortable 80 'ugpoie 'e cau BE- iri. tt -
eImsiAnee.. | ttuU h NAY to-n h f,i'' 90 . ..
ir-n taii, home and ~ nt. ' - v.N f't-tr y
sotl, Ttssui the snIieiv u. iuhn. % .O1- -n'ra H
..IsNet tn. plAee ia -..t H'' ...n
trutT. %
., non and Enauc.gi;.oA soc.r'v. a. g. .t..',
Hsn hestt-. : u. $
The Match between Uecrns nnl i>'sE
for $4,000
This event I. exciting ct rscrs.r'f. ir''-..' il
English sporting c,sc.,, To. Ike Of osy 90
found durios the au'ie pat.i mi totscsn ii-'-s1
and Ss,', A; T,tteuAl, .lsu.,n, a 80. go
weeks since het ,om,de on II s1lr 81 oOl 2,
sa,Oot, and tAssn The h"efr;i t-0o.t " s. h..
sittcer'h, Of gU' g. lcuadr THUS slst 49, ~
Harry q me-, Shofed 'cl. I. 10 ~ is'sH q =
II ensn's Z. uda 20 give him CO.. ri men at, zee
NJ before he go,s iuto str ct rain Ntgtu.
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platform Of p'neipl 'aiI dom bv ths state CO.
,ennqn. AID secondly Iyo1 tLo iou1sins i.vinon ~
0Gics,
7lmmaHy. N7ar,
lu ,e sr7-s-e court. L is, ipe-io- r,u-.
4, 1." -uilt-g .-lst. |,4Ifu t'ut1cH % a.
supsfy-8r. sIfrogAic
ITO Suatio-, ard Asscuibiy ym, n .El be eon,dsr~i
aud divided wel1c.isy evening.
nnAtu os 4 BB.risii OfrlcEp--An indu.s
r'' held Yesterday by Coroact Colin On board IA,
i "a Aic- Cos 'br', % uld fr D,rmud,, oa IA,
body ofThonas n ria.kc'. who had dled of con
sumption. !, arn'atthe deceased had been an oin
tsr 10 henfi'h fcvi.e. Az came to this c,untry IA
loves " obtaining cor1ri ss1n &, the Union srnJ
Tms COUNTY SunsrtrrrE AND RELfEF Goa
hirrrs nov meet A. their nov room, la BroadwAl
rear Read" srect The substl'uts Brokers' are stu
dolnr aree lus nea,, ard le,idcs the $500 paid %
Tho county they are changing as hsh az so " o..
Le,d. Ills binders drafted men considerably =. ~
IL almost tmp'sshe for them to fad sut-t itu.es
sn' n int rc'on-co No compc,sd 10 bonos ncL.
'Wf hiehds 10 iced thc" cofmurant.. About l,C-3
have been r.lis'cf since tie C,mmit,,, comn.sss,i
i'' session, ani no, Mttlt shave bccn sent ,At.
the service rho no c1mmuiauon fee va, psia t..
"a, aud sb0o each paid 10 three Who ea',r.i a.,
army. Thus 'sl tho amount r,i,udcd , si59 gOo
bcous SoLDiEEs.--lt ia unlcrstooi that .
number q psr.ors In uniurr, arc going round amer,
some OF our prominent mo,ehsu,s vfh forged 60
tihcAtes nom such mea a. Williams and Cri3l.
Ho-lani and AtIinWAil, &c. These c.rtilcst.
speak highly of the bearers Tor their gallant serv c.
in the dsld. Is Ia aid that the Signature, a..
foreerle.
Tow iIYrR, TIE celebrated pucilist, !, on g..
i'u legs. A complication Of 81 serss. has leit niD
completely hors lie comta', sni hi, life 4, d.,,,.i..
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More lboliisat... Ayrieed -seven.ssn prlv...

More lbolisisais.s Ayyieed -Seven.ssn private
sos6isrs, the ffmnArt Ct the lot taken at Ihcm
roas staticr, Ia Tenn BY Gen. Dora, aErtvsd
es tkc Libby prison late Monday night On YestsY-
dxy tha aforementioned oAoe1s. together Witt,
rsyeO neH0 Epissioaed afiisefs and privatss cap.
tSssd 10 The vicinity of Vcksturg iis ards cd as
= Q same ur.sca. VIZ: Col r Fletcher, 3tet n .
h.Cei Phil KsrshsEer. 1sth Ohio, MeJ Psnuivk,
3ss No, Cspt Andrew Gs'Hsv. co A, ss Chic;
Gap. Jlhn Auaersgs, co q. ss CHI; C.p. J q
Ecxas.er. 3it Nc; .istt A \ Esolnre, 16 q Chic;
Capt Eoeerts. % r. 3lst No; Gsps q Cunning.
h.u, co ]. 18th oho apt Aiiln Mills, co p, l6t.,
Oli,, esp. " @ Van Corn, CD {, 18th Ohio; ls.
Lie.t J Cole, co X, 18Th II II. Lieut. r II Emith.
co X, 9th Ohio; lss Lieut,s n Com, 90 B. do DC; Cd
Lieut. 8 Wo,d, % ]. 60 a.; Fad Lieut. S Hoo.hser,
co =. 90 &c; "a Lieut. B z Heokart 90 K. do dc; Cd
Lseut n Meone. CO a. % Nc; 2d Lisus O w VIII
son, % a, d, daj Cd Leut " II Ecgsra 90 ID, do
% 20 lent Wm Buea.ns'.. co I, A6th Ohio; lss
Lieut. b Krushs o ,, Iish Ra oavafy.
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csirbcr rsxt. nc slavs laanins on a farn or r,sp.
sHs1s eNcacff 5eir ceS e.ed 10 tins preIueiion 1
srssa ss.f .cym:ons shal hs taken fsf the 90 bio
80. 'noa. sas coEsent of tSs owner, except In
SIC "A. That Ary commIszionsd or nou-cona.
m ssscnsd oihs s-f Of private wAo thal yi,lasA thu
erovta!oas ef taN act. shall 30 trisd k.fs. ths
= Ma.'ssy Court ct =. corps e uhh b p s..ssAsd
ard on censstieu, II An eifiesr. be shaii be cnsh.
ierea and pas into th4 ranks q a psiyxts: md r. !.
NON s,a la sat aef or privaie he shall 81 O. 4
sssa pnni.DraeI not inccnsisteut with military
lsw % she O93rt may efeet.'
6nd that shs Ne6 os tas bill be xm.ns 4 10 a.
70 read, "Au sct to regulate ifap.sumou.s.''
kevsral renbef7 explained their pc sticn IN :, /.
gasd 10 The report, ard
NJ Brown, Of Mss, ehtssnlaz the f,or e.l,sd
The ayes and noss were d.maadsd by Kr.
Eimms, acS resulted:
AVS -4essrs Baker. BasDWsll, Brown, Oscer
Ion. JAWS Dortcb, Esypes. Henry, Ell guuter
Johnson OF Ga. HszwslI. A.teheli, Oifhar. Orr.
Ie7t,n, T Plslan-17
H'Es.-Eears Oisy, Eez IN ~. s,nIa., SPARROW
HOUSE Or HErsIsxETAuv.s --Hou.e me, =.
y ociaek eod was epened wnh prayer by Rev.
Hssry A. Vino ''
IL. 2o:slsr, Of Va. moved q su psu; IN of the
rie 10 si!su tiDs TO esI mp the bil reported some
motion DID not prevail.
As. kcyston, II Ark moved ikst the Heu,. pr,.
csed With the consideration Of the bill % r-o7,d,
for tho ssssssne NJ and coleetlon Of direc. taxes
arx internal revenue. The House, by vote, Dc.
Sioed shas 4nss bill raz part Of the ordsr d ss ro
busi1ess ,uid be taken MP until the c1Yrepcy and
tax bill1 were disposed cf
4 number OF amendments wers offered to tliA Va.
rssas ssstsoaa I the hs - ia'y ssms unasr saa--
si1srA ion hut sitaous dnal aetioa upon the biz,
tie Housc, at = O'clock aei .u.ceS - mae. st /;
o Gle CT to morrc~