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cdplufeu nuinper Vi prs po''i anu uroVe INV
rest across tho river.
A Winchester letter reports q reconnaissance,
by detachment Of the 18th Penn. cavalry to
near Woodstock, where the enemy are located
IN large numbers.
BALTIMORE, March g. The Petersburg En-.
press contains the following about the capture
Of the ndianola
YleKsBuBG, Feb % | have the honor to
report, after. Il serious and hot engagement,
the capture Of the Federal iron clad steamer
lndianola, Lieut. Commanding Brown, IT, 5.
Navy, by the Confederate steamers Queen OF the
" est and Webb forming an expedition that Wac
sent out by me for that purpose under MJor j
l.. Bent. The prize is II good deal damaged.
(Signed) K +. TAYLOR.
Major General Commanding.
Another dispatch, says the Express, from
Lieut. Gen. Ptmberton, announcing the capture,
says the lndianola is sunk on the Mississippi
side Of the river, her boats and upper works out
near Mr. J. Davis plantation.
CHARLESTON, Goth ult Latest adyices from
Port Royal state that the Yankee fleet now there
numbers 1913 vessels, including The frlgates and
20 qunboats. The rest are chiefly transports.
There are now 1000 men collected there and
more are expected,
NEW YoEK, March 7 The steamer Column
bia arrived from New Orleans the 9th and Tia.
yana tn" "a INST, this morning Among her
passengers is Cap, John Cl TX. Among the
Havana passengers are two persons who had
just landed cargo OF Africans in Cuba, the
profits amounting to $50 coo dollars which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Fellow citizens " exclaimed stump speak.
er during meeting asst year, when see the
fragments Of all the broken Sabbath days coll
lected together aud put into baskets then, aud
not till then, wyl believe that this s.or;ous
Union can be dissolved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

HlGH PRIcE FOR WooL,-NEw York, March
5. At the wool sale to-day, 1000 pounds choice
Ohio PIcklock sold at 81 05, the highest price
ever known.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Real Estate nj trcfion

by virtue " license from the Probate Court Of the Dis.
IL rict = Washing on 70 sell piece OF land Of the r.
tate Of Charles Tan Of Barre deceased described as fol-
lows II being ~ The hhd division Of lo near the North
East corner ~ the containing twenty four acres
The same will he sold At public auction on Fddly the
cub Day OF March 1868, at cue O'Clock p. ca the
'smises near samuel Cuts In said barre.
f9s3 JUSIUS KINNEY, Adnir.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
To Married Ladies
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pulls the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and carain 10 correcting all gular
tiles Painful MenstruRuous, removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain IN the
side papiation OF the heart whites, al nervous aec
tons Mysteries fatigue pain In the back and limbs, &c
disturbed sleep Which arise from Interruption OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of era in the treatment Of
those irregularities ami distractions which have con.
signed 30 many tot premature grave, No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular and whenever an
esstraoten takes place the general health bcgus to do
cline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eGectual remedy known Tor all
pAnts peculiar to Females To all classes they are In
valuable, inducing with certainty periodical regularity
They are known thousands who have used them At d
ierent periods throughout the country having the sane
ton Of some Of the most eminent Physicians In Anne
Explicit directions, stating when they should no. b.
used With each boN-the price dollar per box, Con-
taining from any to sixty pills.
"4 i'rt " mail promptly, by remitting to tn Pro-
prietoi g by 5. I. Redheld, Montpelier, w., and
By Druggists generally.
l. p'treE, MsRtpelier Agent.
X. b, HUrCHINS, Proprietor,
may5ty ~ Cedar st., NV York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

We are under obligations to DR. c. IL Bill,
U. S, A., formerly Of Montpelier, for late num-
bers of the Nashville, Tenn, Uaion.
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b. +. BUXTON,
PRotEIEroR oy THE
MONTPELIER F0 UNDRY

HACHINB SHOP
NANUEActUMR
Circular board MIL Irsns,
With Lanes Patent Set works, ,1ded II desired.)
STARCH, SAW AND GRlsr WILL IRONS.
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS, RtCH's PA
II tent Iron Beam PloEs, Common Land and side Hill
PoW Castings CultiF tor Teeth. fhreshing Machine
Irons, &C. Al Kinds Wood -swing Machinery. 10.
stoves &c. All kinds CASTINGS to order. Also, IRON
TENCEs u new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT
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PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable r al Estate for sale In wiiliamstova VI
compris * the new Grst Mill, House aud barn saw
MIL store and aoout2 aerts Of land. The above mon
eriy pays IS per cent AID will be acid ressoaas.
terms. Enquire Oh L. L ksnnsy, Bars VI, or on III.
premises. ASHLEY HUBBARD.
f5u7m.
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CAIRO, Mar oh I. Alvces from Vicksburg to
Monday say that flag of truce came to the
federas on Sunday The object was unknown
Three thous and men and dredging machine
were at woI k at Yazoo Pass, on the canal. Al
mral Porter thinks the lndmnoa and Webb
were both sunk in the late engagement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NOTICE.
The Little Angel Singer, Miss Emma Bailey,
aud Mr. n. w. Leavitt, will give Concert at
Hammetl's Hall, East Montpelier, Friday eve.
ming, March 18th 1853, assisted by Nyes
Quadrille Band, and also a large number of
Chorus, Quartette and Solo singers Come one
and all and hear the Little Angel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
The Confessions and Expcr
ence OF an Invalid.

DuBIIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT and wnr inr and
/ caution to young who suierfron Nervous Debll.
ty Premature Decay &c. supplyinsat the same time the
means Of SefCue. BY one who has cured himself after
being put to great expense through medical Imposition
and quack7 BY enclosing post paid addressed enyel
ope SINGLE COPIES may be had 81 the author, NATHAN
Eli MAYFAIR, Esd. Bradford, Kings t. n. Y.
mArchlSfyl
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f Saavat tiafqra
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WASHINGTON IL a: White, clerk; VIM. =.
DOWNING constable H. b otanley, oyerseer
D. W bifhoiome" agent Lyman Sargent,
suPefult9oehI u. b Stanley J. u. white,
warren iiun'lls'on' selectmen ~. Cas"el'
+ 'oi' - "'n0''u' p'"J@'uln Nueney' H''ers'
4 RoYAIrJN calvin skinner CLERK, Minot
Wheeler. constable; John Robinson. oyerseer
Phnaas D Pierce apent; e. b. Drake, super
nrpdeut Martin =. Sznner, Eben Atwood,
f james Davis sscc.men Ch4rles Fly, John
S,o,t cars,,b,, H,tL,n;oi co,nrn g ,"'-n
Joseph Lance, agent Joseph p hanson, su-
perinteudaot solomon W. Osg.od, James At
AlnS, N'''1 I,''or' 5,'ac.m9n horace CAllon'
90 ,----~- ..------ -
HhtL. 'k.-" imam chase liefE NoarIe'
lscuneu ! Cree, treasurer Henry Hoffman,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

4 HIS invaluable medicine Is unailnB In the " all
psntil and dangerous diseases Incident 70 the
IA II Constitution.
froa Nhs.eyer cAuse and speedy may be relied
on.
To Married Ladies'
it Is peculiarly suited Il will 10 short time bring u
the moathly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are to bring Miscarriage but al every other
time and In every ether case they perfectly safe.
Ia all Of Nervous and spinal Affections Pain 10
the Back and Limbs HeAyiness Fatigue on slight cXrr
ton, Palptsion " the Heart LoWuess o. Spirits Hys-
ierics Sex esiache Whites AMI all ths painful dseas-
occasionei by dorfanzed system, these Pills will
eject cure when AL other means have failed.
Full directions in this pamphlet around each package,
which should BE carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills, aud enoIrcled with III.
Government stamp Of Great Britain be sent post free
or 8 90 and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists. nov2sl y&mWl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

BosroS, MARcn .. Gold opened in New
York to-day at | so Is At noon the quota
tons were So IS to SO,
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BIN TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.

FomRHs Monroe, March s. The Richmond
fHgaU.r ot the 9th has been received at the
quarters OF the Army Of the Potomac. 1t
contains the following
MoBnE March ). The Jackson MiSHsHppian
saws the destruction Of the lndianoa was a most
ul 0rtunato affair. That turretted monster
proved 10 be hlt-boat with sundry fixtures to
create deception She passed Vicksburg on
ruo.lay night the officers believing she was
truly turrettcd mo ster, blew the lndanola up,
bun the guns fell into the hands of the enemy
The Federal gunboats are making great destruc-
ton ON Like Providence.
Tie Felerals attacked the rebels under Van
Dorm, at Thomlson's near Franklin. lie drove
them back aud captured 200 officers and men
The rebel loss is not yet reported
IN attack Is daily expected upon Port Hudson
hy Gen. Banks force
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

DtrRon, Mich, March 6. A negro who had
committed an outrage upon young white glrl,
was being taken from the court room to the
mil under escort OF the military this afternoon,
when an attempt to take him from the hands OF
the officers was made by gang OF rowdies. The
crowd was fired upon, and one man killed aud
several wounded.
Being loiled IN their attempt to get possession
OF the negro, the mob perpetraiod tne most hor-
rible outragcs upon the colored people residing
in the vicinity OF the jail. Houses were Quilted
sud burned, the inmates msltreated aud in many
instances killed. Ten or fifteen lives have al
ready been lost, and as many houses burned
All the available military here, and resi
ment in the interior OF the State have been sem
for. A vigorous attempt will now be made t
Quell the riot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Nav YORK March g. A Fortress Monroe
letter of the 4th says Col, Spear of the llth
ponnsylvania Cavalry ATTACKED the rebels at
Franklin, near the Blackwater, last night. lie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

YlcKsBrRGu, March 5. Commander Porter
has proclaimed that any parties firing on I'M
armed ' Scs, burning cotton, or leyying con-
ributilns, shall he hanged, The jackson
Misasapyidl says there are but 20 900 Federal
troops in Arkansas The rebel Generals Holmes
and Hiudman are at Little Rock, and there is a
demand among the rebels TOR their removal, and
lighting Generals pat in their places.
The Chattanooga Rebel estimates the entire
strength Of the Federal army at MurfreesbOrc
at 80 0O0, and the reinlorcements at 10000
The other bodies of Union troops under Rose
Grams swell the number TO nearly 100 600.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

New YORK, March s. The Times special
Washington dispatch states that j. +. Potter
has been appointed Governor of Nevada.
Gen. lloleck has prohibited the waste Of
powder at Forts by firing salutes.
Gen. Kimball has lett Washington for vcks-
burg.
Two thousand cavalry and artillery horses are
wanted by Quartermaster Rucker at Washing
ton
Lieut.. Col. Wells has been appointed Mill
tary Governor of Alexandria A rebel mail
with $40 900 in rebel bonds, some gold and
treasury notes, and four rebels were captured
on the Potomac river on Friday.
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FoRrRR IS MONROE, March T. All qriet here !;
also at d liiolk, Norfolk and Yorktown The
steamers Utica and Long Island have arrived
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NEW YoRK, March s. A special dispatch to
the Herald from the headquarters of the army
Of the Potomac, dated yesterday, reports the re-
turn Of the expedition under Col. Phillips, from
Northumberland and Lancaster Counties. 81
ueathsy,le, the county seat of the former
was surprised, aud the post Office searched, but
nothing was found. Tbe Jail was examined, but
the cells were empty.
The iorag,ng party sent to Lancaster Co.,
captured two important mails, 1000 bushels OF
corn, 80 horses and mules. Among the prison
ers taken by the expedition was Col Chybrook
Of the rebel army who has been active IN en-
forcing the CONSUMPTION act, also a smuggley
who has conveyed goods across the Potomac,
two influential rebel citizens and two clerks in
the rebel departments at Richmond. The
country wasqdte barren. No rebel troops were
there save lew cavalry, and very little Union
sentiment was found
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WASHINGTON, March !, The President to-
day sent to the Senate the names of Generals
Rosecrans, Couch, HuribuIt and Schenck, to
fill vacancies The nomination OF Judge Field
Tor Associate Justice of the Supreme Court is
reuorte idyorably. Gen. Burnside having been
assigned to a command which he will assume
the duties e in few days, left this city this
afternoon for the South,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
LADIES GhTHEG ROOTS

sHh EYE hIfV M ETA kgNFO =
lit glove stir. up my heart as tides str up the ocean
snow-white muslin, when 1t fits, makes many cusiou
notion
sorts Of lady hxins thrill my feelings they'd orte
But little female gster boots are death and Io'lIn
shorter!
And just to put you your guard.
III give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which allied my heart with grief;
Last summer, at the Pavilion uot
stopped week more,
And marked two 50 boot-ees" every morn
Before my mel ghbor's door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around In u.s."
They stole my heart away,
And sften in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ah one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other name on tn. BOOK
Those boo;s we're not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And od they walked one afternssn
And with them walked--a bride.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NEW YORK, March g. 4 dispatch to the GIN
cianA.i Ga.ate dated Murlreesboro, March 80,
States tl.t 900 theIay uryous f5rasug party
.fom Gen K Changers division, 100 sir NJ,
was at acs,d by the enemy cavalry tho miles
lrum ElgI -ylIe
Cen. Granger himself was in command OF
the attacked force and drove the enemy after
an hours hard fighting, with loss OF killed
L. wounded, and > taken prisoners.
Ii, was one dag subsequent to the affair at
Bralys'i,Ie.
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NASHVILLE, March S. Late news from Frank
Iin states that our troops fought with great
valor unul their ammunition was exhausted.
Our loss in killed and wounded is about three
hund ed. We lost one thousand prisoners
The report about the rebel negro regiment
proves untrue. The rebel loss, according to
their own statement is double ours in killed
and wounded. We lost no officers killed.
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We have been requested to insert the follow
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captured number of pris ,ner,, and drove the
rest across tho river.
A Winchester letter reports reconnaissance:
by detachment Of the 18th Penn. cavalry to
near Woodstock, where the enemy are located
in large numbers.
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Five regiments Of infantry aud one battery
of the 18th Ohio, with the och Pennsylvania
and "a Michigan cavalry, all under command Of
Col. Coburn, of the 33th Indiana advanced on
Spring Hill, on the i,h. Several spirited skir.
mishes occurred during the dag, cur troops
camping four miles distant
Ga the 9th movement Of the enemy was
apparent, and during some disorder ON our left,
dizzy suddenly opened on our men with three
batteries at the same time. The enemy alsoap-
peafed on each hank in greatly superior force,
The unequal contest was maintained with great
determination aud with heavy loss on both
sll.s, and resulted unfortunately to our troops
A large part Of the 33d Indiana, l9lh MlchI-
ran, 22d' Wisconsin,, and S5Jh Indiana, with
most OF their commissioned officers were cap
tured. Oar artillery and cavalry were success.
fully withdrawn.
all is quiet to-day, The rebels have fallen
back. Gen. Glbert's non.aeton in lalling 10
reinforce Col. Coburn is severely censured by
the officers aud mon.
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NLw YORK, March g. Aiyces from Central
America STATE that the President OF Gautama-
la has invaded Salvador with COCO men, having
declared var against that country. \ conflict Is
expected IN q few days
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7TLEVELAND & KKIE z. F. 77s7
% m laII1m015r D 10 gai11i
b..

On and after Mona ! AgEiS 20th, Isss, Passapghs-
Trains viii rur -
75l 57I if nuuH IND. 1850 bas siHi
1000 A. M.-DAT zRAIH--StoppiiIg- a 70
Wiloughby, -istsa-srlile, Geneva, Ashlabuls
Ounneaut and lIraru ouiys and arrive at I1a - 81
Ia F.Hs Dunkirkgs Sc Pa; Buffalo at 5.lgP.H-
4-00 P. P.H.-ClHCuANArI PkEEs--5tOppiuEG AID
Paiuesvilie, Ashtabula and Gitard only, and
rigoa Al Erio 77oU NJ Dunkirz n; Buna-. %
2 10 1910 P. n
EaF.al-MAIL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ STOPPING at nll stations and arrives at Erie II
SD P. NJ. N-Hs " a'alre ".a FH I rA+t
945P. .M.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StBppins a.
PAineBVille, ABntabufa and 9irard only, ahd arr
Buffalo 4:2a A. n.
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FR0W NEW YORK.

ID. -sr NEW lOhki July 44- Del
The Heralds Washington dispatch gives
the PresidenFs reply to the Louisiana
PLANTERS who petitiOned for authority 70
elect Federal and State officers, under the
existing Constitution. The President does
not favor it as q respectable portion Of
the people of Louisiana contemplate hold
ing 3 Convention to amend the State Con-
stitutioh. He also does not see how it
could facilitate our military operations in
Louisiana, and might be used to embarrass
them. He concludes by saying that the
people Of Louisiana shall not lack an Op-
bortunity for q fair election Of Federal and
State officers.
The same correspondent says the ques-
tion of peace is already considered in Cab
met circles, and we are in the midst Of q
Cabinet crisis growing out Of the PROPOSE
ton by Seward for Presidential proclaim
alton offering amnesty to the people Of the
South, suspending the liabilities OF the
Confscation act and offering full par
don in person and property to the people
Of the South, excepting the military and
civil leaders. Seward suggests these
should be allowed their property, but be
ineligible to Office.
Bates and Blair favor the proposition
modified. Stanton and Chase oppose it.. 1t
is supposed Wslles is against it. The
President has not expressed an opinion.
Some correspondent assumes to know
the object Of Stephens mission plan Of
peace, including the restoration Of the
Union on terms embraced in Hunter s
speech previous 10 the rebellion, in fact
separate Governments for the North and
South, but only one President. This was
70 take the negro ont of national politics.
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FROnT nv YORK.
NEw YORK, July IL.

NEW 1ORk1 July II.
The steamer Continental from New
Orleans the 9th, arrived, nothing new.
A correspondent of the Herald, dating
Green Castle the 9th, says he had been INF
side the rebel lines TO HsgerstoWn, Rebel
trains are all at Williamsport. The rebels
failed to cross the Potomac twice with the
loss Of so men. --...
They tried 10 swim their horses across
above Clear Spring, some of whom were
drowned, q few reaching the opposite
shore. faUTg ava EFM fHEGdTA
The rebel line extends from HsgerstoWn
to st. PauTs Church, west Of HagerstoWn.
They occupy sll the Heights around Hag-
erstoWn, throwing up earLhWorks. a.. =.
The rebels threaten to press into arms
all edpperheads and are stealing all the
horses from Maryland.
General Jenkins was wounded by a
heavy piece Of shell.
Ewell and Early's-G Corps are encsmped
On HighHnI near HsgerstoWn. "a
The rebels destroyed the bridge over
Antistsm, and are in possession on the
other side Struggling rebels are robbing
every body near Green Castle.
The rebel wounded are suffering aWful-
ly and dying fast. =
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FROM VICKsBURG.

VICKsBURG, July D.
Yesterday and to-day all passed off with
remarkable quiet and good feeling. The
weather is fearfulIy warm He.t
Nineteen General officers have been pa
rolled. Two or three days will be occupied
before the prisoners are sent out. Their
destination is reported 10 be Talladoga,
Alabama. Many of them are anxious not
to be paroled, but wish to take the oath Of al
legiance and quit the rebelserTice and pro-
ceed North.
Several women and children had been
killed and injured during the siege. A
NUMBER of houses, which had been occupied
by the sick and wounded, had been con-
siantiy exposed to the shells, About 9, 500
persons had been killed insitle the works
Since the siege began. The labor perform
ell on the Notifications on both sides is pro-
ilEgiOus. .s5.F h1a~sH H.rrI.sI..a lsfla
The weight Of our artillery knocked
most Of their works into indistinguishable
heaps.
in the city during the -bombsrdment, who
have for the best part Of the time, been
obliged 10 live in caves, Of which there are
( fsveral hundred. fir IidEf
The citizens were not allowed 10 draw
from the army supplies except in cases
Of destitution. Prices of food have been
enormous i've dollars per pound was
charged for -four, and a dollar per pound
for mule meat buE elR75icG# -
Latest advices from the interior sent
says Johnston is TetreStiRg rapidly and
Sherman in hot pursuit. Reinforcements
are moving to Sherman. Offer of assist
anee has been dispatched 70 Banks, and
its conjecLured tiat the condition Of Port
Hudson gsr4isen is similar 70 zthat Of
Vicksburg, and a week hence its fan may
be announced any day, The general opiEn-
| ion here, both in the rebel srmy and oul
own, is that the rebellion in the West is
at an end, or at least reduced to insignih,
! can't proportions. p -l.i.Fl. lHs O. d 81