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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17
TELEGR 4PHIC NEWS lTIMs

Nav YORK, Feb. 9. A Port Royal letter
Of the says the M1ntauk bJs been engaged
several days 10 attacking tho iron clad ba torHs
on the 0seechee flger. T4l rebels have got
mach heavier Ms dian ever sod before They
also use steel pointed solid shot bu. although
the turret has been struck l6 times the BALI
have ali glanced oG Capt. Worden had nearly
demolished most oil rebel Iarpet ana
expects soon 70 capture The battery behind
winch lies The steamer Nashville The Pds@e
is said to I've up Harsaw Sound, and heavy
firing was head there on the u. The rebel
ran FIrgl Is in that yicui y The Paapscl
AID the = ebawken are hourly expected. The
harblr OF PJrr Royal is full Of vessels and sioops,
and Gen Foster had arrived.
Isaac COOK, Of ChcIgo, has sued Horace
Greeley for libel
Tue Port Royal Nelc South, Of the 3lst, says
the steamer Guy Of Bah has just arrived win
troops Tho CanawJa Is COMING Jycr the bar
aud a large fleet is waiting for Che fog 10 lIit
to eater the barber.
Dispatches from CbarIest0n state that re-
ports brought there by the Bnu'I lugate Cad
mus had alarmed the citiz us, who were laay-
ing rapidly.
Rebel correspondence from Fredericksburg
states that tho Y4nkJe army Is likely 90 be ar
initiated any time BY sudden dash OF u.
rebels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Conr, ho,a.,
WASHINGTON Dntaior, "a. iat Montpelier ON tho SS
Hay Of January, A. H. ls6i -"
RopEklth NuhARnNuN Administrator Of tho e..
II tate uf James NJ Kicbatd,on, late # Muutptl In NM
district deceased makes application to sam nt ia, H.
ccn'e io el The whole OF the a e,ae (Which said de-
'c'"u ." 1ra ~ lhls state except the duws rtht
oid'wef therein but incl tmg the tevcsLp AZ m. Nh
oWs duwtf representing that tad tat ula be hem m, in
the heHs oil said deceased aud All Interested II, tn a
estate. " ''
Nhenupon, II is ordered ~ said Count thai said ami,
eaton be referred the l7,h DAY ~ Fehnafy A. D. IA
At he Probate Office IN Montpelier ft healing NM DE-
en THEREON aud, Is innet Oidemd, hat ali pafsnn.
Interested be nunrd hereof By publication OF nnirr,
ths appitaton aud ordci thereon three week SUCCESSIVE
W he Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Munin.l.
~ n'h"o SAM Tine OF hearing ill.,. they may al pear al
SAID time aud ace ana II they cause ohject thereto
by the Count. wv
{la9t Attest, T. r. MELRltI Ind.
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relter part amounted to nothing 50 that h
ostimony Of the rebel pilot was very near lht
ruth when ho said we're killed ard Il or
.olndfd. ! cannot think but that for the
zenith of Co1'ua1dcr Wainwright an Lieut.
Lao the yes-l wo, ID no. have been captured, Il
Is dIIhcult. howeg r, to conceive VI more pusi.
luminous surrender Of s vessel t. an enlmy
lready in our power than occurred in the caec
Of the Hlrrey Lane.
Very respectfully your obj servant,
d. G. FARsAGur,
Rear Admiral.
10 Hon Gideon Wees, Secretary Of tn Navy.
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foRrREss Mos on, Feb TO- via. Baltimore #
-Richmond papers of the sth lust. have beer
received. Tue tone Oi th,sc papers in reqar,
to the so-ealled blockade raising mas wonderful,
changed.
The Richmond Wig has the following
" Robert Bunch, the British Consel sailed
from Charleston % the 7th inst. in the Cad
mus. fOm the uficeIs OF that steamer ",
learn that the result ol the late naval engage.
menl was much less substantial than supposed.
No Yankee vessel wac sunk.
The new lronsdes is .till Oh Charleston, bu,
sue goes Out 10 soa every morning and return,
every csenlag.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17
CAEaBY,S
G T Il ATTIC CANDIES
\ SAFE, RELIABLE AND
J BOROUGH FAMILY PHYsTc

Nrvpp .i-.. a..
mon r.r'.,,'' W. avn q eiYirI1'ion has there
"a tbotIp,nurgtai +" ,aehl 10 medical science
r,o a.' N"Nit' . tAiuARIt hNnIES.
r,err,yyapI ai.,. a.' HinR,'uu' r.ls, made a.
lIst and rbpia-f , sau' ana emma. o. SICK.
era oprre mo-. fba l ,i. aeH nhmutteo new
mostcvneusve ,r,,. I1,. WY. 81 'h a.t aud
oulv ~ n,r..,. e. ."'v pe'u' o' b-u Know b
pssIeV ,,., W. -, en.i"c tfa,,, dep, ,.eif
moved ard r,s,i ~ ~ ''te % smell ano trste re.
Tbe /. NJ, ,,sr ,,.' I'.m gu dcI o.Dus can. he.
,nye y. NO. ohsel NECESSITY 0r ffCut lorcrg Tbtf
oathsone ta'tlng ,i's'c 10 '"a'o" ard strangIg with
CABES'S CATlApTfrr ,vnt,.
Have voluible medical prnuerti -. W 'i'o
ters ever csu posses lhr, can b.,t, t'.s % Tow
the mCst delicate stopnrbs ,.,tlN',N 10 Nt,t WIN
knowledge that they nc iaIfn. NJ, s 'hs stAhlesl
De .rnot,e,l ttt.lt I., ,i l'l S''' my are not Go
they are On me outside; Mace .s IN vi 'ng ernfe TINT
refining Tor the utsht allo.y il Il, d,s,i, tsl'le
its taste Will he found deieitp. ir."Y away.
variety OF lavors 10 suit ryc,y r8ai, hay ,t'l are
originating IN the stomacn ths R9Vi ~ .'i uite"sr
ne AiJae's, th're mas never been medicine in :,
eoantain IN gle p,rirle n, 49,, Nu'f hi'ed not
oor corrosive substance, md can be r xxx mutt
fc,,r' Manu. NM Fs1eV. Hiet{ ihcr penegptup no
mah oolN correcting u diseased action nd re.i.f,
ita health, strength ai yl5pr Ihsir r W l.tti ,.e
bluud IS to purity il from all unb,aItr 49, ufoh 'he
NY" nlO u ne" ale and richness That " In ea,,,ti
oa.tt ana mos Aggravated complaints 10 s4 div rS
permanently dhappar SubIumtd Is the cprt,He -, ~,
nc celebrated chemist, VIZ V. $ llUfruy tbe bisus =,
au'uoliiy ~ the United states. Who has c,teiuN ~
aninu9 aha Thoroughly tested TIE prupcri,sa T. tsiSs
""' Is ~ ,r'kirdinE them:
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SOLiCITOh Or PHIkNYS
Late Agentot U palent 0tlce. Wa.l,,..,
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A FTER an extensive Practice o ppvo,5
IA years, continues insecure Faiehtfiutb,rtI "a
also IN Great Britain, France, and Otltt
tres. Caveats Sepclhcati0ns, Assipub,r,t
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Foreign Works, o'delcrmlnethe vaIidtt, o,i,a1'
tents ur INVENTIONS, --and legatOTo other adyie.,
all matters touching the same. Comes uf tt
any Poteutlunished by remlttlng One boliD, q.
ments recorded Mt Washington. a
The Agency II moi only The largest IN NJ.
but through IL inventors have adv"ntnp,s ~ OH
patents, Of ascertaning the pntrutbihB al
nnsu fpassefby, If not lmmeasutshly fupefVil,a
can be Offered them elsewhere. The icetf0.g
given prove thai none Ia MORE SUCCEsSFIl
PATENT OfFlCEthanthe subscriber ;audrt.
+ THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES A,
IIf he would add that he has abundaHt raa.et
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charges for professional services so mndrtat,
mcnse pmCtlce of the subscriber dutup tV..
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate a vast rs'
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The sc, besides hlse1tenslve library Of legaIari
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United Statesand Europe render himable b,.,.
ton, to offer superior lacllites tor obtaining oat,,
All necessity OF a journey TO Nashneton h. .,.
patent, and the usual great delay mere, art f.''
inventors,
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. Eddy NJ one al mr. most c1,eii,.
eesVWI .uuoncH with whom have had of,
oOufAo.
CHAs, MASON, . Commtssioner Or d.,
have no hesitation In assuring luttnio-. fl
cannot employ person more competent aed f,i..,
and more capable Of putting their npplIc.tde.
to secure lof Them an early aud favorable eo.s.l.
at the Patent Once. EDMUND BURKE
Late COmmissoner nf pi..
" Mr.. n. II, Eddy hns made for me TalpTffy
cations, on al but one Of which patent. have ~.
ed, and that one Ia now pending. such uut
proof oi great talent and ability ON hiT prn 4...
recommend al inventors to apply 60 hlin 10 p4H.I.
patents, asthey may be sure OF having me 1,.t..
attention bestowed on their canes. and af yer, .,
charges. JOHN TAGlApr.
During eight months the snb.cthci In ee.,...
large pracliee, made, on twice rejected sr
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of VII
cided In his favor, by the Commiseiouefo az D.
L.H
Ration fIar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

STATE OF VERMONT, In Ptoblte Court. held a
W.SHtNaToS tlirWcr IS Montpelier, Within aud IA
said D. iret an me thday IT January, A. d. lsiJ.
"A LILLIAN CUMMINGS, g ardan II ldwafd Y r
" Cnnmi0g' ard V,lney u, ummlnus MINOR heirs
ot Hamlet Cummings late Of Berlin In said district de-
ceased, makes application osad court forleense 10 ,p
tie toll vng drscrhod real estate ct his SAID wards 10 WIN
Their Interest in huuse aad lofmtfy owned hy N,ham
Rice, deceased, aud situated IN born ufufesai renre
enting thathc sale thereof or the purpose Of putns te
proceeds OF sdcn safe at interest Investing the snn.
IN CLOCKS ~ real estate, Moud be hUnt fetal o. vnds
Nhetenpen, u Is ordered by sand Count mat :. b. npnu
cation be ioofred To- session thereof Ia be held NJ t
Pt"haie Office To said Montpelier the th DAY of Zen
mary, A. d. 1868. Il heanng and decshn fhrieni and
l. further ordered mat all PERSONS b. mon 6d
hereof ny puhcitloi Of uoce oi ,aid application and
Older theteun, thrr weeks suocrsshtly In the Green
Mouuiaid Fire nan, pinned at 6lonipoer he ,r, sa,d
time Of hearing, n they may appear az said tm. ma
y ace, shd II they see cause, object thereto.
ny the Ceuft,
fN1 Attest r. r. NgRpfTt NJ.
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SOLD CTXl@,
ray, Pensions aud s.Orutjes

III undersigned having u Ne av,table .,,,,u.
m'hls, are nov p. pared iogAe thci, at,sn,iaa !,
sng correction - ir.Ni claus uptn tb, C,n,ssrts,
IN A'orw The dsss ghihit II deceased s,i,
~ IN iatnt ct 80 al r dtHhl,d 81 tbr e,,.,i
nv Ilhi, oA& hJN kLL, Al,ornr,s At -
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desired effect and iul s0tis action tltHo.e.
A. As fast ia our rooulf tfy IL. thay 1sf.,ff .
been no modlcinc likc it ba.uru iu our COMM.
u-..... No.. 49,.
- upio4ai l ll'' pres, D40I~il@'i ualuies .
cersi sores, ana all D4acaeeB o. the So.
From F-f R1hf Straftnu. Irt'1. Z
only DO mss duty 10 sou tud fhr pa#
add my testimony 10 that you publish 81.
ditinal Yftuss OF your tRe .-AHlirN n
ter, aged ten, had an ahlelg humof b aet
eyes, and hair for years, which $50 were u
cure until We tried your SArSArANlLLA
been well for some month -
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UNv dsuabt,r ma slr.-r.l az ,t.r,
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Nothing aaor8.d ANY reiirr uufu vs f#
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'dq' H4rr'VT Co, p rneficirc.rJ C'c.
pIP9t ~ = .'hNa' y II.
hal lor several years rcr} frog
RNNtW' II ny lA.'' MhNH grow CONSTANTS
untli u M nv, urea WY ie,'uf nNl hatH
UAoie t1Natlohi uiel Mmo g every iHiHf
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and Scr0fallps Sores hy the porte,oritr u.er.
SAKsAFAHlLtA a, and nave inst nov rlr,.t f. .
OF Indignant ErynBelgsu ia H. No altsrt.
possess equals che sAhstrAuIltA Won hl4i .
Plicd to the profession as well n. % the p,orl
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dr.ls ~ AM. r.t, ,,t W. ''' ''''@
wore 50 hst H., ~, r,,i. 49,.
do'tor. dsriIei ti,t,,,. .l.,, ,...t, ..'1, 81.
bcran t,tir, voer Strs,rtoi,t H. a.'I.', .''l
ties, and somc Of your PpLs. To,ct.Ier tl,ry
cured mo- am now asUeli anI sluaIaslati
Being 500 public pllrc, Wyessc is known 10 &.
body 10 thi. community, aal ,N,It,s tla pan...-
ALL
From Nm Ffnry N1rr1 n ?. p. n Nr.-
&. IT,, o ie,iding member o. fhs CqHalia, b..
mrHt
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lor general af.nHI and Tor pNrfg.1 u
WIN very benrh o. results and i.yl c0uHIc..
commenting II 10 Inc AFFECTED
g. kntho,yts u,ro D.. G.. NJ
scald Head. Sore Fyes,
From Harrey Sctier Isg.. fse .5e ,Iit.r al.
DnMaHnoct Dtnacrf, Pcuusdrflt
our only child, about three years ol as.
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Farm For safe

THE snbscr,her vii positively sell hi.tssy.r,, lv
tng Ia Nlndoilh, Oitirs lhe hrtt tisaf Aafn a.. 1
For particulars. address wv cRaNnfs
haudolTh, VI, shf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

Nav YORK, Feb. Ii TIE 7'ribuses Wash
iogton dispatch, says the joint committee upor
the conduct ot the war Is prosecuting Win
Nlgor and effect, the inquiry into the Insubor
dinate iohuencvs which prevailed an tho Prrsi
oent tu cOuntermaud tue order OF Gfn Burn
SIDE To uruss the Rlppahauuuck aud renew III,
fredericksburg light TITO INVESTIGATION hai
already Included the Influence OF Cabne
otieer, with that Of unwarhse Generals.
Que ol the new lfJn-eads Is ON shpboard OF
It's way TO San francisco, where IL viii be uset
iOr harbOr defense Another, the Sycamore. /
TO uSe the place, ut Hampton Roads, OF N,
NAhant, winch 80 10 jJiu lhe South Carolina
irOn-clad Diet.
lue Navy Department will immediately or.
der TIE construction of two gunboals To rvcely,
the steam engines which were captured on b,,rl
tne Pshce,s Royal
a lev days before the steamer North Star
sailed from Key West, cimmuncauon WINS re-
eeIved by Rear Admiral B.yley IRON our Con.
SUI General IN Havana, ia which he stated hat
he had just received u despatch lrnm the Uui,.d
ola'es Oousul at IfiRiddd de CHbu saving that
al Eaglish brig haa Iss arrived IRON Kingston.
Jdtnaicd, VITA Attenuation that the Alabama
reached that pJri on the 20th ult and had land
ed the reulAluIrg officers aud crew ui tue United
States s'eamer tia'teras suuK "a Galveston. oyer
100 IA number. IL VAS further replrtel tb,t
tue Aiahama had SUI red severely in h.r b,bt
Win tue III & eras tnat she had hive shots In h.r
hun, one vi wnlcn went through her stur, p,,t
and Was ''ry bad Que. oav pgt into Xmas.
tOn IL r'pair damages, and expected II b. lady
Tor sea ~ four day. NJ mention was u.ade IL,
the dlspatcn VI tue number Killed api aouudcd
ON either side, cOnst qdeutly wat smuoh IN
'he dafk as ever as to shU the So .ivufs are.
Nsw Ycsk, Feb, 20. A Key West CORES
P ndsnt says that tie I ) steamers. Snn,r,et
aud Port Royal, are at hpalarhlro,n and
Capt Morris Ol ths latter vessel has mad, ALI
necessary preparations 10 recs,ye the ,r .n.c,,d
steamer, kno~n ~ be up Tho river and ready for
sea.
lie has inf rmstion tina, the tebe. have alan
httd up iOur large steamers afr the u AN n
those tina, captured the Harriet Lane. aud have
heightened schooner and iut propeller IN
her, making II formidable steam eunbua,.
All the above aset are nearly ready "a maks
the anack. aud alta expec ng hourly 10 hear
OF precisely vuch another ul,ir at Apalachiro.
Ia sha. boon witnessed at Galyesio /, and S,b,ne
Pass, unles, heavily Reinforced and that very
sOou.
Tbs Affair isbound 10 come Oh, end the result
VII be ~ at oalY siun for Captains Morris and
sryssmsn know NJ .uSh WORD .. run.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

NV YORK, Feb Il. The Herald has thc
following ::
S'orcvaIl Jacksoo's chaplain, now confined
N The Capital rrlsjn is to b. released, probably
tomorrow. le agrees to secure the release Of
al the federal army chaplairs who may b. con-
lined IN Richmond, or else return and deliver
himself up at the old capital
Tie IUmsi has the following from Washing
ton
A reconnaissance made by Col Wyrdham as
lar as Manassas and ohriker Gap, ard to the
Raupahannock river, shows that there are 80
armed rebels tins slde of that stream, with the
exception Of a few Of Whites gucrrilAs. who
mover about Lnesburg, Va.
10 is understood that Gen Benham, who. af.
Ter an investigation by Judge Advocate General
ti0lt, has been restored TO bis rank as Brigadler
General Of Volunteers, wi at once soperstdo
Geas'al Woodbury. as chci Of the Engineering
Gree I the Army Of the Potomac.
rebel emisSaty was arrested hy Surveyor An.
drtws on the steamer City OF Manchester YES or.
lay upon her arrival here from Liverpool Ills
utle If Lieut.. h Il Fart K W llams, e ) A..
md large number OF letters for the rebels were
idund on him
God opened in New York to-day at 81 Ia to
u IL premium.
FosraE's MoyRoE, Feb. II, Col Ludlow t.
) Commissioner Tor exchange Of prisoners. has
zee wed Information from Oud, the rebel
commissioner, that the Unit States officers
captured bilore the lO.h OF Dec .mher, the date
Vi Davis Proclamation, could bo Immediately
released.
All the suffers clerks aud u. s. Government
employees have been released and have arrived
here
Tne steamer CAnouicus for Hilton Head has
arrived mere Sac came IN Tor Larb0r on nc
count OF the storm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb II. The Navy Derart.
ment has received the following irom Commo
iore fArregut
FLAesnir lIARTElRp,
New Orleans, Ian. ~, 1868.
Ola herewith enclose the report Of Acting
Master D. a, Hartman of the Harriet Lane, by
winch you will perceive the exagg ,a,ions which
have been reulatld concerning the defense Of
taat vessel also the pusIllanlmous conduct Of
the officer who accom- panied the aas of truce
aud corrOhorated to Lieut.. Law the enem,'s
statement that all the officers aud crew of tho
Harriet Lane bad persisted save some ten or az
teen persons, whereas there were scarcely that
number OF killed aud wounded. take IL for
granted tina, for the nine slightly wounded, tho
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. -. The President to day
sent to the Senate the following dispatch
10 The President Of hs Unued >fdtes
The Secretary OF State, To whom was referred
the resolution Of the Senate, of the 10Th inst,
requesting the President, it not in hls Judgment
Incompatible with public interest, to lay beluro
the Senate any correspondence which has taken
place between this government aud the govern
nont oil France on tho subject of mediation
or other measures looking to the termination of
The existing civil war, has the honor to lay be.
lore the President, copy Of the correspondence
called lor by the said resolution,
Respectfully submitted.
W. II. SEWARD.
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AYERS
CATH ARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the othc'
purgatiyes in the market, and their superb.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

WARRINGTON, Feb. H. No apprehcn.ions
whatever arc entertained here as to The safety OF
the Brooklyn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

SAN fRA,crco Feb. 10. John Conuess has
been finally elected Senator receiving 93 cut ol
ia votes lie was formerly Doueass Demo
erat, and latterlv a member Of the Union parry.
An unreIentng ieud between the irle' DIS OF Con
gresham Phelps, and Mr.. Sargent, prevented
the election Of d Senator Of Republican anteco
dents 10 accordance with tho political bias Of
a largo majotily of the Legislature.
CAIRO, Feb. II Later information shows
that the ram Qufen Of the West did not damage
the steamer Flcksburg as reported 1t il sup
posed that the Iatter's guard. prevented the bow
Of tie Ql9cn reaching Ter hull.
Gen. liurburt has lssu,d an order prohibit
ing he circulation Of the Chicago Tunes 10 hi.
district.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

HALIFAX, Feb. Q. The Royal mail steam.
ship, Europa, from Liverpool vim TWO days
later news from Europe, arrived here at 7 this
afternoon.
The Paiis correspondent OF the London Times
has reason t. know that lhca Instructions
have been sent by the French Government To-
WdshiI n, sugg sting that Commissioners
delegated hy the Federal Government and
by the Sluthern STATES meet on neutral
ground and confer together without husliies
bang suspended 70 thai tleg might adVis, ma
tua cohcas ons and effect the lecouchar n o
de'r.hIe Tor ,'er rrests Of the world
The Paris Poy says ave believe We are
alb . ~ state that the government Of the Empe-
Tor hes addressed o communication 10 Wishing
ton propounP means OF arrang ment between
the b ligerenis, which would lul protect the
Amour Propr'e aud dignity Of the Americans.
lie Nrd also g Us France has proposed the
convocition Of an American Congress with u
view to peace.
NASHVILLE, Feb. TO- Our force entered. Leh.
anon, feau., Oh TIE S,h us,. They captured
some 600 rebels, most of them being men OF
Morg aus command. Many he.d officers were
taken. Among the prisoners was Hall Audcr-
son, violent rebel, member Of the State l.egis
hture OF 1860 aud ". lie Was an original
sec ssiOnst, and one OF the earliest advocates for
Southern CInlederocy
Over 100 wounded soldiers reached here by
cars FROM MurreesbJto tonight. A number
OF paymasters lett Tor tho font this morning.
The iirsl train tor MurlreesborO will leave here
To lhorrUw Tno river IS falling, though i. is
raining heavily.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb II. By the arrival Of the
Bre'ou oirqle Il mn)ke, ir0,u LlkuAyra, VIA.
PJrl0 Clb'llo aud Kingston, on tho l7lb, We
loIrn that Yanzuea cont ued in very distur-
bed state. \ severe battle was recently fought
near COrJra, where the Government forces
under Gen. Rubraw, were routed. Should this
General be captured by the rebels, it Is feared
that the war Will sud dlslstr0usiy for the Gov
Ell ment,
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Ngw York, Feb. II A letter from Liver
pool says the steamer GeOrglna had sailed
thence Tor Nassau. IL is believed She is intended
to MAKE pirate, as she had guns, ports &c.
An army letter says dtserter states that
Jackson i, IA command opposite Fredcricksburgh
Lee having gone TO Charleston.
1t reported that the Weehawken would be
Obliged to repair broken staf', at Hilton Head,
which would require some three weeks
Gen Foster forces were eneAmped at Bay
POINT, and It was rumored that he had come
North Tor reintocements.
No attack hal been made on Charleston, as
late as midnight OF Monday, when the Arago
passed through the blockading fleet of there.
the ll4moargh baTque Maria Sophia Cardiff,
reports Pad inst, was boarded by boat
from a steam man-of war, to examine her pa
pers Her description OF the vessel answers to
chat OF the Alabama.
A Baltimore letter, of the llth, SAYS Capt.
Johnston, of the buque Agnes, reports spoke
) inst, brig Dlrien, bound to Portland, the
captain of which informed me that the Alaba.
ma had been captured
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-17

JEFFERSON Cl1Y, No., Feb 10. The jon
Session Tor the election of United States S.na
,or adjourned yesterday until the 18th of Nov,
The Both ballot resulted us follows Phelps
u WiasAto II, Brown -, Breckenridge IS
o.ot 6.
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IIaApouAp1Gus ARMY THE Potomac, I

February 5.
a Reconnaissance WAS completed Yesterday
on the night wlag Of the army, which accom-
Pitched all tor which it WAS intended IN o most
successful manner.
Richmond papers, Of the 9Th and G'h have
been received They, a. usual, contain larg'
extracts from NV York papers ana rather q
significant notice OF thres executions t. TAXI
placi 10 Richmond. The notice states that tx
eculions are 30 iequent that they excite 30 al
tentiOn whatever.