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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04
WENT WORTH sEMIN AIRY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
LRERT f. BASSFORD, pnrSCrpAL.

ALBERT f. BASSFORD, Pa1scrrAL.
TIME sixth annual session Of this institution
l. will commerce on September l4th.
The principal will be assisted by the Rev.
w Z. NJ Jacobs, whose cooperation will Vnroe
fully sustain the already acquired reputation Of
this school.
Circulars stating particulars can Dc obtained
at the institution, Prince ST., opposite Post
Office. aug l5-2awtsep !: d Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04
F0g SALE Or RENT.

CARD,-DICK PARKER respectfully
\ informs his friends and the public that he
has leased the spacious Hai' corner Of King and
FIRST CLASS CONCERT HALL and will
open in r few days with carefully selecte>i
Cpwrar<: avg Sf-I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04
Z 9 s T 5 G r / T!
FROM CHARLESTON.

1io-I I:I-3AIIIAo iOS.
The steamer Spaulaing from off Morris Is
land on Monday last arrived a, Fortress Mon.
roe this morning. She TEL orts that stormy
weather ior tHo days had checked slaya! on.-
rations
On thursday night the Admiral vent ID i,
Fort Sumter with three Monitors, Tut the
storn increasing, he was compelled TO return
at three clock Fort AIoultrie discovered
the movement, aud fired On the Catasco.
The ConfedeTates on Sunday raised anothe,
gun On Sumter. On MoI,tlay the island
batteries renewed the bonbarel.ucnt 81 Sum
ter, dismoun1ing guns and damaging the iron:
para pet, now 8 useless ruin.
The operations OF G encra Gilmore are said
TO be progressing with great vigor His M
oroaches arc so close to Wagner that the com
}atants are throwing ytonesa and hand grena1es. .
Battery Gregg and Fort Johnson, together
with battery called 'sinpkens, y erected By
the Confederate5 On james Island, close to tho
woods near SecessionvilIe give the most trouble.
Several torpedoes have burst under the Mon
itors, but produced little effect. y FORT Moul~
trie batteries have tried to shell the batteries
and troops or Morris Island, but most Of tho
shells fell short
Albuquerque New Mexicoj papers state
thaton the 2sth Of July, Col. Kit Carson,
with part OF the First New Mexican Regiment,
had fight with the Navajoe Indians beyond
Fort Candy, The Indians were defeated, With
the loss Of thir1een killed. twenty wounded
and many prisoners.
We are Indebted 10 sfr Gilbert Simpson.
jr. for 8 most delicions watermelon. AZ Air.
S.. stand under the NatcE-house, on Fairfax
street, may always be found the finest fruits
and vegetables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04
ALEX ANDRIA SIENNA
By s. KING SHAY AID DA LIGHTERS.
No. & md q Eonfh PIT .Efreef lLeun i.

TTyHE exercises of this school will be resumed
l. on Monday 3lst Of August. The course Of
instruction will consist Of the English bran
ches, Drawing, French and the Classical Ian
guages. The school consists Of two departments
Male and Female the Males are taught in No
s., and the Females IN No. 81, the residence
Of the teachers Strict attention will be paid
to the morals and department Of the pupils, and
the government will be parental For terms
amply 20 the Principal aug rs -3tdeo9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04

MRS. WHITING VII resume her SCHOOL
the 18th Of September and hopes her experience
in teaching viii insure her share Of public
patronage. The school room is eligibly stoa-
ted upon Washington ST., adjoining the lot on
which Christ Church Is located.
aug 26--lrnA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-04
II O T ! c z

10 Z I c z
YT1HE first course II the English and German
i DAY SCHOOL will commence on Tues
day, September 18th. Parents and guardians
will please inquire for particulars at the Drug
Store, corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets.
JULIUS FRANkEL.
aug 28tf PRINCIPAL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
&C. Baltimore unO S6io
Eiielbnhn.

&I uuo nap Wtoutag, 25. N1at rerbeu tGali6 2 9ioe
mad &9eeling uuo @arterS6urs unb Elm Bug mad Grebe4
rid abgf6eu, ME fclgt
Poft5lg tGg(t9 (S0nntags aus8euommenL Miorgeu8 s
Is Wiinuten.
GrpreBsu9 tisli& Gteu6s 9 ll6r.
8eibe 3ase %ber6iu6en it9 am S6icfluB nit alien 9lGs.
gen tpeftli6, norbpeitli@ unb ldbpefIi@.
Ser 3ug rad Greberi6 sebt tdJti9 bon Baltimore ur
4.3O gtu@mittaSs unb ben Greberid 7.15 11orsens,
SonutasS ausSenoutmeu.
Der Bug mad @licptts WiiGs ge6t bon Baltimore
WlorsenS I'M 500 uuo 9.15, unb Ga9mittags !. 20 uub
500, unb bon @aicOtt'S 0iiGs W2crgens 7.40 unb HOO
unb gG9mitta9s 2.45 unS go.
NaG Walbtnat0n.
abSan8 BON Baltimore ua6iiga i9instOu'MOrssns 4.30
800 uno 1000, unb gfadmittasS $50, 500 unb 800;
Sonltta9S MIR Wtor9ens UNI 4.50 un6 sos, unS gaaGz
n'tttaSS nm ItRr. @bSans bon ggaibiustcn W3orseas
u1 $50, 800 un6 1l.25 unb Na6mittooS nm 8, 5 uab
$50. SOnHtasS nur GRorgens I'M s u1b ga6nrittoo8
3 ulo $50. glur ber brittle uub finite 3ua BON 8alti=
more uno Der erite, bierte unb finite qua BON gSos6iuoton
golte1 an alien Stationen an. Ser stpeite uub finite
3u9 bon gSaI9tn9tcu uub Baltimore ~Serbiuben a6 init
benz InrapDIiSz3uge.
GGegen n69erer g~uSfunft uub 8iGete ieSer Dirt tenbe
man rp ans. Y. England agent in Der @ambeuzeto-
tion ober an bic &idet=Sffce.
u. 9. GmttB, Graassortmeiaer
8. @. @OGe, @euerut=agent. 1Sonsi9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
GEtMtta fur MetSenbe.
4b8ans Der perf4tebenen 81
enk0bmAnae.

Abg0n8 Der per6 tebenen 81
enkabn3ngs.
RAD 0aGbtngtUn NIT Der 8olte.
unb Sbto 8aba WlOrSens ust A u. 80 81.
8 utr, S Mtn. unb 10 utr @urm;ttaas.
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SOnntass basessn seben BITE 8aoe uur
WfOr9euS tim 4.3O uaO sos unb NbenSs
uua 800.
8Un @aib IN 8 81 9sben bic 3Gae
Mtor8ens uun $50 500 Mnb Ills Mtm.--
Wa&mtttaGS un 3.O5 unb $780,. - Oes
Sonnta9s Mra 8 ubr McreenS unb 8. unb
$50 Na@mtttaSS.
AW d9 r~ttn8burs @umber t.
lGnb Wartersbmrg mnb @ 8 e.
Der ROR3u9 tpeI&er an allen !2tpt.
IGenfattUnen bGlt Serl6Bt Gomben depot INN
8. As %. MOr8ens, Der @rpreB5us urn $50
SetSe 3u8e fteben In Benauer 8srbtnbun9
NIT ben mad Cincinnati ~absebenDen 9a9en.
Na@ 6rebertdbe 6 SUnntaa8 ausaee
ncn,uen WOrsens um 4.3O M. unb ee6t
unt 7.15 N6enbs pOn 6rebertG rtebsr at.
Rad Gtltcptts NtI[s.-IRureene
tint $40 unb 9.15 mno NeGmtttaaS urn
A'&O ON0 O'VV UpI. SpU VutCOTI9 Mstu6
9eben Bulge tint 4.4O unb 11.O1. Norgsns
uno $50 unb $40 Nadmtttaes al.
Rad philadelphia ura $50 unb
10 u9r Wtorgens nno LILO @lin. $50 umb
$50 9la1ntttaGS.
yin SUnntasen sebt bios Elm Bug um $50
Qbenbs.
QGe 3Gge nit GuSna9ats bes 8.3OUaersene
3u8s Ifeben nit ben ua1 Metu>Oo eebenoen
8erbtnbuna.
UaM ROrnen NIT Der MOrtbern Gems
te6I 8abn.
Die 36ee nit btefer 8abu 8 C.
ben sOm gatpertf r. Depot ab,
wte fOlgt;
Rad 0orrtSbnr9, WtttsburQ
Is. IL, $50 Moreeus unb 9 uhr GbsnDs.
MaQ 9arrtstnrs rav urn ESQ Ma@mits
tags.
Sin 0OuntaBsu esbt bIUb Der 9 1br a6enD>
3u9.
MuBer btsieu Granddaughter ss9t tsben
Dteni9ag, Iltttwod, Trettag unb Sam Rag,
MOr8ens um Z 1tr Elm OampfbDpt naa
QnuapollS Ma4 @eR @tper @ambrtbee ct.
Nt6aels &c. &c. uub anbere an oern Eflt1 Ii.
DeRl. ufer Geleaenen pldeen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
Aratsee sast0 @mter6ftete I
GG. GDGvue'S

aE. GsrGVste'S
a1l aSit.tet6tIsE ter 99rttp tcu BIbftrf@en.
Berast uub ~ea1sfSbIea bon bet berIentefteH aeraten as
bae 6Gerfte Rab s~eptEeFe Nl!tseI In Der SetLura nrA bart.
aAGtesa Sufsen, GrtdltunssIt. pron@itiS. GngbIattstet,
Gtsn'tae, S9a'er8 ta ben ltrta~CrBGreu, eerbprbensu1 8lat,
59nteI5 ia ser Sete rsS GruR, 2erstlppfen ober SerstrGaf-
bet. eNeE Sells, Bragt- nah 2tuSeIIetbeR.
d.. GwGnme'8
3.I GuHen8esstsg SSEsY BON DtlDtiri@en
belnbst fig Iss. ater :n gterts! SsDrsgnSert Dor Osr g3sIt
unh TIT 81 cestarfea tn tebeyn b~epobntet Tte!Ie bet @rbs.
Os. @wGpne's
tAlAmtnennE(ester GDr1sp DOu DtlDftrimea
Sspaane, etaeS SeiGidtsn Gr5e8. Der ieute rrofehfoHsut 2aui.
bcbn NIT BEN SpiGtiget GCrtbttI etner rc8eInt6btGsu u1eb3tn;
iGen 9tIbans In elmer ber bei!sa .nb d~lteften S@uIsn IN
,ianber etnet rebIicsa Eern,in tn cert 8btIabelpbla DiSpsn-
lare, nnb nar stele Sebre I0sa artt TN SoipitdI ine alien
arIaeaEaUE iSner Steht.
Dr. GwGYnt's
1ulammen8eIebter SYrup pUu NtlOFtrfGtu
Isas6sra ftn 6S6Rss srsTDbtsS Miid, bas In SonfsFsSss ben
Saanlien IN bteleR Mnb TN EusIGtbe geproR&t rirh.
Ok g wGpne'S
Sufantmea8eebter SDrup 1su MtIbttrEAta
III bte ~-Ortstneue nxb etaats d9te" 3uiaurmsnItsuta pm, te.
mem t&6s6aren Beuu1. bic crite nel9s ienels tn biefen 2anbs
%S,;ssrsttst gr.tSs; nas t ee v%stnates, Gsl9s stn rs9sta.asissr
SerettRneeu bon 8tIbttriSen tet0eseat Fnb, Die aber ni6ts
n! tSrer Seres1r9 gu tpaa t9ben, nnb tDeI5e stauen ben-
EeIbea rir b9tSefi9' fnb. bic aber nibts nit ibrer 9erstara
49, taln b9ben. INA i5nen etnen Gnf AZ Serf1aien unS str-
austsi ~bericlbsn ben gertaGf ba Ire etia BET isteIoier ecu
en- ~aui5rosrr-
St. Swa9ne'S
suGammtn9eIebter Gorup bon MilbftrFdes
Bsrgeifet ntbtl bab ibr, toeta Der Ssib v~e;fcpft cher
HtGt tsaldH8ItG pFea ieu frGte
SuaYne's Sarfapartua Mnb Gbeer-YtIsa
in DerbtnanNS init benz g8ilbEtrf9ea @prlr mebulet; bisis
9llen fnb elm i@neles r~eintsenbes 2artrurhteI, has ale B5tt
gaIationperunsen ante benz Wfcgen nnb ben @eh6rniet eats
isnt. Dobnr& p6Ei9e @eianbbet bersefsut iSrb.
ST Sneeretet Gasl@lebItG bnrp Or. s. @pGpEe,
@ttsbeIptta.
Cine Dor tptra psi SOf. fTaxto b~srFea9si ba Gmsians bon
Gk Gents.
Ssan abysiFrs EsfssGanssu Gt
GL. 3. Gp Ae Il 3G5n.
ia SeOrb g. &tr. WbtIaSeIpste.
EsTtcGftbet1
StGGc y. @0Gt, 20 BaIttr1crefIF.
9. q. Sattc {, 1903 Balttn0reff,
y. QaienbGI8, @rOaemap Hnb Canton SpsnGS.
b. A. no, Q$ @rcabhGhe Tas1,N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
Nt0roli6e GenlrQl Giien6ob0
g~SerGuNerter gdbrnInr

&SSEdnOecter SGbrplan
nna BEN Defem unb Norbcn.
Semrter.Ga1rStau.
I'm ui1o naG benz 10. Nprtl tperbeu bic 9itoe orf bieSe,
0@PA N r9ptolseneer G0etie egpebirt:
3U9e uor0DGrts.
gpn69S seP1 I'M ''............9 tFr Is @ttn. Gorm.
S<T'eb6uS' . , Is M6enbe
Rarttpa ? % S,or, q 90
31ge fitaipGrt6.
PoFSu9 fpnltTt Gr nm 8. AZ g}o,au
SsFL.SSuB Is 8cru..
harrisburg Accommodation. II. 20 02nrm
BARTON 2 lo aenr., p % . TDtu',
Der I'M $50 Q6eubs G~5ssGenOc Grpres',,o . yo %$Sn n~S
an %tolgenoen iablt9 Don Sarrisburg oeleoenen 9un,ten
anPalten: @ol6borough, Cert, Sanoser Stuctipn. Gler.
bile. "N ~'"NP'
Der POftdus ee6t tS8ti6, aussenornmeu eOuutoos.
Oeg SEpr'eBdug touImt tasIi&, ousgencmuten Wscntao8.
Po,aSNFe Iur 5mll1eHfottpnen ipQten ben Sarri8sura
uno Rdrfton IcccmDbations3ua ne6msu.
%ef' unb @rpresSfge IteBen eenart in gprbirbrr, mil,
pr PenHl9l0ant9 Central Giien6a6u in Sarrisbura Fir
ptttsbnrg, @lebeIaub, Columbus, Gincin'
matt, Sn%DtanapOIis, Sort 0apns' Ghicooo
Hno oaen Plasen bes srO5eu 0efene, Soiuie' III GImiPTo
MI PEI 9fefo yor- Srte @~tenbaRn na@ allen BlGseu I'm
nSr6li6eu unb weftliGen Stem gort.
Ser ein5ise Bug, nelGer am Gpuutoo obopst 10 ~,
G~TpreB5u9 I'm 9 u6r Is 0tiu. Gbenb8.
gee9en Ta5rbiuets unb an6erer oeunreu nnb norfys,,.
gen auStunit beliebe man flo an bic 8inetzSfSc In 10.
@nloert citation, Gde Sp1 &albert- unb Srouffnar ~
pen6en: "f''' O."
8. 81. 81 8arrp,
Sen. Glpt. ber WSrbI. @sutralbabn
CD. g. 0puug,
@eu. Gra9t< II. Raiia9ter=arent Rpp6u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

SeinShe 5wei Ncnate waren leit Dem
neberfoa in rem Gtetier perflDfen. Der
RrieSsroth. Slei@ IN benz nddften Gage
auIanmeuberufea, bate unter benz @Oriib
ees Wrtnjsn @errs bic Gntlofun9 be8 Sbers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
SolOotengelber, N,niioneu,
YrilengelDer,
NMdnGm0iaer goD u. /. 80.

Gu~tiaf1ene @clboteu, tDeIGe 2 SABRE Dienft setRaa baa
Ben, fub 81 500 Gountp bere9tigt.
@ntIafleue @cIbotea bic uiGt 2 Sabre sebteut, aber tDez
gen auf benz G6Ia9tieGb er5aGtener Wunceu ibren @bl@ieb
er9oiteu Pabeu, ftnh gu 500 8ouRtS unb su PenfIon
bereEtigt.
Mitttpeu iot4er SoIbateu, bic I'M Dtenf ben Ser. ct.
seftcrbeu ftnb, fnb b~eredttgt 3u elmer Iebenslausti@eu
Teuiou, gu Der Bounty Don 800, aGem radfanbi8en
Cob u. (. 70
&inber unb @rteu BON pertorbenen Solbaten, (pel9e
Gplbateu peI&e &rieSssefonSeue barren, fnb st Ser
Sttun9eu BON StutiOneu bere@tigt.
0tatrcieu i'm 9. ct. Dtent fia1 1u Prtieuseloern, Wsas
rine 8puutS &c. 6ere9ti9t.
9Ge GOrberuugeu seSen bte ~0aegieraHS tperben pituftli8
beIorst Bet
aBm. s. $iu,
$40. 70 So. Bopette=Gt., 8oIttMpre,W b.
@S tpirb beuti9 seIprcGeu. (D59S)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

@" J3ur SeIonoeren SennttiBnabu1s.
@inpanSerer unb Geiienbe iOltsH iebr prrF6tis ieiu,
e6e ie ibre 8iGstte taufeu unb ioGten %tteielbeu uur in
Dem Bureau bes unterSei4ueteu auseftelten gsenteu
faufen.
9ieieni9en, mel9e in Baltimore G~ntpnmeu, werbeu fb
c6ne S6ipieristeit 8iletts fir bieIe 9iuie Ueri6affeu fSus
ibrer Qaneuns iPneu ben uuter3ei6neteu @seuteH ~rorftelen
pirb.
aGe peiters ~sustunft unb 91atb ertBeilt uuentselSltp
CO. s. %tteebranst.
tesssagsG SssgFdntGH-asen bt E~GItssases Eas
GbsD-GteHb6bn.
.SasOT 5tS, ~ &har1eSitr,s &oIESsa0Ee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
Sa3tt3ttg ft3e @tsqauAtgostee
S-& s1eue arrangements fiIr Giap
.i1anDsEeg, Die sa9 beaa BsHeq III reiIs,
ElEsflS6le.r

e$SSsAs GTGEAf
gs9a t:ets ben 8. ~sistea6re ea. ,c,ybt. be g.nc,,,.r..
a9i esr s~.cFtsesi eststas Ga!strtarist 0csst EticnSs5o
st oSaa S;p'ts!ae ~befSrSsti. DtG kl9n eit.et babyr@ II,
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G@3tG@92y Ittlpanfes, @ole1o, a9u6uque, 81.
Yaul, 13o6 Salon5, 8nEliustom, 9otpo Gtts
% sssEeen btGgs!b bic ats Der g~t1yt9eeS gsatrsj a}oba eqs.,.
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a FaHssnsn On 81. t5pS' 9ts gantt S%nEFtsnraG BRA bser tss &6tGase
$spt SHs en S%GgfsaS'eFta aaOsa sefiasasa6tSrt.
9td@ GTelfltne, Dap&Da, Cincinnati. 9nblq.
aopolI8, 2O2i8biQe nn5 ct. Qouis
5septE eFenfags g~aasgtegt 6sEgSs@. rns r. tr S,sss
fstas m2tIsrs lssaLa6pn6;ssges sertGgcf. ST, S,s.of%~,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

%UrSSSIIH IIB @0LU449I8.
Sts G~'Isfsrnnna esn Baltimore nad5 aueu 9betIea hes gee.
lters Der Yer. StGattn III auf bieler 8abn tIr,Cr, ais Gbey
FpnaeelPpld, Ner.Yort 00er ouf genb elmer snSeren Rclrs
&rtterdnteH, EeI@e fG ser ~S3althHore. nnb S6ip. GiIsr.
9asr" beoeuen, trsreen NIT ~Senfslben 3EQen unb F1doc, bs,
iSroert, mic pie Patia8iere crRer SIRfe, pelGe n,e5r ala bos
DeppeIte 3obIen. ~
Gte gDd9ea etsler 8aEu baben 9~epclferte Glke, rssrbsu an,
aoptseH eEIsu9Ief, in GDitter eebetJt, urh eS Drb ben Qa6s.
5teren ErtnttrG'lsr otrGbresGt. tur3unt es lit fIr bte 9eouem.
9t4Lett uns St4 rbett ret R0fagtert tn GGen Gtlien aefUrot.
&ut pbt8er 1abn tabren bic &u8canbersr aui bAs 5&neQSs
Gno 8ts'9i!e, tie TIT BITE tui'ge9abn In ben
y CT. 9 ia 9teIj weI@e anpGnoere IT bsu
S3n ellBl4en tefbrbert VIE er>etsn 8nbrcr BE-
rrostn no1 tnftHer Dtetentged, peite tn Die @ereiniater
Staaisn esnTaH6ern, mi ben i1n9fdaen &riteranter. 2GaeH,
@u8pGnoeter ne9isIn af bisfer gabn BITE spaotn psbrerh
Der .89nttn Rftie BOA Baltimore mad Cincinnati uur ,lDs
Dial ant her e1nsen Sirede, ipijdeu Baltimore unb 81
9gltS, topte 8piiher Baltimore un6 G6tcaQD mar bres Gfni
adp 9tnetHnan 9eIGnGt man dHf beier Balm In SO @ytut5e.
NAG ct. 9onis nne @bicdeo in 2 Easen.
Sober 2aita9ter Dat 100 &fInb &ep6d fret. 0trber IONS
US Il Sagreii SeiapIsn 6albcu Yrei8. &,aser untsr 4 Sabreo
tuo 9anj fret.
Das @ePae ScSt NIT ben g~0fagttrca uno tentrn. NIT linen
81 9e.1er Set an benz 9eI1nmun9serte On; tn etebsr eys
bait etHe Sel9etntgune Iber len @ep6d bis et ben Orr Sr
SertnTun9.
GcHtl@e &senter fu6 an ben SsrlGIebenen @tnhs,
nn Der Sdbn a%u9eleui, nnt Gin panberer an ~entpFtroen uub
nit tEttEt Sepa6e petter gu ~tefGrOetn. Oteles tH oucs sts
SortSeU, ben feline onbers 10bn ttstst.
faDpreIfe CCa @attnure aa6e
ice Fsfuns gses6e fret.l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

The Herald's Washington despatch saws the
authorities haze come to the conclusion that
the draft will not pay. Under Its process thew
obtain more money than men, and the charac-
ter Of the substitutes prevents worthy men from
ente ing the service. Ais probable that the draft
will be abandoned for plan OF volunteering
with bounties derived from the draft fund.
There is strong disposition to return to the
volunteer enlistment,
NKw York, Sept. g. A Washington dis.
patch says IL may be considered as finally settled
that there will be no draft IN Ohio. The State
is deficient 5000 men only, which number will
be readily made up by luntoers under tina
ample bounties offered,
The dag Of truce boat which left Fortress
Monroe on Saturday for City Point, has not
been heard from since. II is believed that tho
rebel authorities have detained her 10 prevent
officers of the Sanitary Commission, who have
been prisoners at Richmond, and were ON their
return, from giving information in regard 10
Tebol movements
A military commission has been ordered 10
meet at Chicago to Examine and report upon the
alleged abuses relative TO the supplies Of bosni.
tails at that place, and o,her matters.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. The President bv proc
lama,ion releases Alexandra from blockade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
From the Army of the Potomac

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. letter from the
Army OF the Potomac, received tonight, saws
that many Of the substitutes who had deserted
were shot in the several corps toward the close
Of last week. Extreme punishment now awaits
this class OF offenders, without hope of pardon.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 81. Reliable iniorma.
ton has reached here that on Friday last Col.
Lowell in command Of the "a Mass. cavalry and
d.tachments Of the 9th and 18th N. Q. cayal.
ry, started out in pursuit Of the guerrilla
White. He found that White had crossed the
country toward Mt 6llliad and Hughsyile on
that kay. The trail Of Whites men was dis.
covered early on Saturday, and was followed to
a point near Mt. Gillad
As result OF the expedition, three Of Whites
men were captured and killed, Four citizens
were also arrested
1t was reported that both White and Mosby
had received orders to leave Loudon County.
and move nearer TO the main body OF Lees
army.
All the Ruerrillas who have been recently at
home have gone west within day or two,
Nsw YoRK, Sept 22. The Tines Washing.
ton dispatch says movement Of the Army OF
the Potomac has commenced, 80 far as TO send
forward Buford's cavalry across the Rapidan.
The crossing was effected without opposition.
II is though, tina, but feeble force Of rebels In.
tervenes between Meade aud Richmond.
A gentleman who len Falmouth few days
ago, reports that there was no rebel force In or
near fredericksburg 10 be seen. lie also says
there is oaly one brigade as low down as Ger
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
Vermont Ce8eTaI and suIIi-
van Railroads.
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40 N - s.s-SS,.Sy u n - ~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29h, 1868.
Trains Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier a. 55 NJ. II 20 A. and 10 SO rA
M AL fEAtS leaves Rouse. Point at 80 ~ Burnr.
w 80 An, connecinga White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
and with Vermont Valley R. n. for Springfield and New
York, arriving In New York al l0,l5rn.
CHICAGO EEfREss Tam leave. Ogdensburrh at $50 A.
NJ, Montreal Al 800 Rou,e's FONT at Is A. NJ fot
Boston, Troy and New York.
Mar EIFREss TiaIS leave. Opdensbutaa nj 10 Is >
Montreal at 345 Pm, Rousos Point at Co p H.. argy
lnt al Boston al SAC NJ connecting at BaloTl Fais
with Cheshire H. r. for Boston and Worcester s1iwith
Vermont Valley r. for Springfield and Es1 aaysn
and arriving In New YORK at 42OP n.
Trains Going Sorth aud West.
Leave Montpelier at IS An. $40 a. NJ, sand
440r.s
CHIoAGo EIrEEs, TRuS leave, Boston st 6,N)lE.
White diver junction at 70 Is N, Burlins-. - 500
NJ Tor ogden'ourgh, Chicago and the West making close
connections.
MAIL TR.iN leaves Boston At 100 4. NJ. via. Lowslf
Lawrence OF Fichburg. Leavea Springfield at $50 A. n
Bellows Fall, at l220r ~, for ST. Johnsbury Littleon
Burlington, &c, arriving at Montreal at 1890 p N
and Ogdensbnrg at5.30 A. NJ
AoesAhooArIoE Tar, leaves Mortified at 90 A.
ind Burlington, at $50 M, for Rouscs Point and Mont
zeal.
Si0Ht EIPREss TRAIs yea Bellows Falls atq i5Ps
ieeeVng passengers from Vermont Valley r. X. leaving
New YORK at 800 a. NJ, and from Cheshire n. T.
,eMng boston al 400 p. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
a.3o p via Lowell at 500 p NJ. via Lawrence LeAy,
while River Junction ut Has 2. NJ. arriving at But-
llngton at $50 NJ, Rouses Point al 6.S5 A. ~ Mont.
isal Msgv A. N. and ogdensburgh at 1918 P. NJ. Both
the Mail Train, and the Day Express Trains connect Al
White River Junction with Psssunpsc Road for and from
ton and the White Mountains
sleeping cars are attached to both the night exprsI,
rains running between Rouse's Portland Boston
through Tickets iot Chicagoand the West for sale q
the principal stations.
st. Absus, VI, June 20. ls63.