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KY TEHEGAgAE SEs
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 81 Advices from Little
Rock of the 10Th state that volunteering for the
Union army continues to be very successful.
The military organizations in the Northwest
part already number 1000 volunteers.
Capt. Ryan of Gen. Steels staff is appointed
Superintendent for organizing loyal troops for
the defense of the State Efforts are being
made by the Union men of the State 70 have Mr..
Rogers appointed Military Governor Petitions
have been forwarded to Washington asking for
his appointment.
The guerrilla Dobbns was surprised last week
at Tulip and $32 600 in confederate notes cap
tured. ......
Descrters from Price army are daily arriving
and taking the oath of allegiance. At last ac-
counts more than half of Prices army had de-
serted. Marmaduko was at Arkadelphia with
the cavalry of Holmes command.
The rebels have removed the machine shops
from Arkadelphia to Marshall, Texas. The post
Office is re-established at Little Rock.
A party of guerrillas under Campbell en-
tered Charleston, Mo-, last night, and robbed
the stores, and citizens. They took Col. Deal a
prisoner, who shot two of the guerrillas.
Campbell was captured and brought here in
irons.
The prohibition on private shipments to
the freight is shipped by boats coming from ST.
Louis.
WASHINGTON, Nov. /. The folio Ming was
received this morning at The headquarters of
the army:
TO MAJ Gen. Halietk
Chattanooga, Oct. %, 1868
In the fight of last night the enemy attack ed
% uioin
on three sides, and broke his camp at one point,
but was driven back in a most gallant style by
part of his force, the remainder beng held in
reserve. Howard, while marching to Geary's
relief was attacked on the flank, the enemy &C.
cupying in fore. two commanding hills on the
left of the road. He Immediately threw for
ward two of his reg iments, and took both at
the point of tho bayonet, driving the eneny
from his breastworks, and across Lookou5 Creek.
In this brilliant success over their old adyer-
slry, the conduct Of the officers and mer of the
18th and 18th Corps is entitled to the highest
praise. GEO. II. THOMAS, MAJ Gen,
New YORK, Oct. 81. The steamer George
Washington from New Orleans the 9th, ar
rived this afternoon.
New ORLEANS, Oct "a The latest news re-
ceived from the army of the Gulf is to yester-
day afternoon, and is Of the most cheering
character. The column under Gen. franklin
entered Opeousas at noon yesterday. The reb-
els made a stand about five miles from the town
yesterday morning, but were quickly driven
from the field.
This result has followed every time the enemy
has made stand during the present campaign
in the Teche.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 80. Dr.. r. Abel,
editor OF the Tribune, was arrested aud sent to
st. Louis. 1t is supposed that he was arrested
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
L Company heie notified that the following assess
have been made by the Directors all in force
the following days to wit -
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THE WEEKLY FREEMAN
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VERMONT SOLDIERS The steamer City Of
Ri chmond, with eighty-six sick Vermont oil
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en- rout tie to New Haven, whence they proseede
to the general Vermont Hospital.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERNON T.
ANNUAL s ESSION, 1893.

HOUSE-.Afternoon - Oct. 81.
Mr.. Billiard of St. Johnsbury, moved that the
II louise adjourn.
Mr.. Burrows Of Vernon, called for the yeas anil
Gays. Yeas H. nays SO.
On motion of Mr.. Sewell of Lunen burg, adj.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Hibernia


Arrival Of the Steamer Hibernia.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., August s-The steamship
Hioernian, from Liverpool on the 3oth ultiulo,
via Greencastle on the 3lst passed Cape Race
yesterday.
The London Globe contends that the rebels
kaye not yet been conquered, and that Lee Is as
safe as ever at Cnlpeper.
1twas believed in Frankfort that the Polish
question will be settled by diplomacy.
The war panic had subsidized a. Paris. lie
France says the news from ST. Petersburg in.
dicates n conciiiatory disposition on the part
OF the Russian Government TO arrange matters.
It is reported that the Emperor Of Austria
and King OF Prussia will soon meet at Gael
tena.
The London money market is easier and
funds are firm. The ships Talisman, from New
York for Shanghae, and the Conrad, from
Montevideo: hao. been destroyed by the pirate
The rebel loan fell 9 per cent. ON the so,h
JEFF. Davis has appointed person named b.
bowling as his agent a. Cork.
Arrival Of the Steamer China.
ST. JOHNS, August s.-The steamer China
with two Gays later news from Liverpool, has
passed Cape Race.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the absence of fresh adviaes from America
the English journals have LILLE - say on
American affairs.
The London Morning Post labors to show
Il a. The recent Federal successes are NOT likely
70 prove materially advantageous to the Fede-
rai.
The Army and Navy Gazette takes mos.
gloomy view OF the military prospects OF the
Confederates. 1t says sne retrea- OF General
Bragg, and the flight Of Gen. Johnston before
ien Sherman's forces show suticien signs OF
exhaustion. II adds :-s'Charieston is in real
danger, and If it falls, Savannah follows"
Sill II thinks thai the Federal armies cannot
be filled without q CONSUMPTION, which may
palsy the North and wrest victory from her
grasp
The Confederate loan was heavy az l7al5
discount.
Sir Crescent the we'll. known Judge, is dead
FRANCE.
Marshal Forey, in an Official report. saws
that he is occupied in forming 8 provisional
government in Mexico from men Of moderate
views belonging 70 all parties.
POLAND.
The war panic on the Polish question has
suhsided.
It is reported that an extensive conspiracy
against Russia has been discovered in Can-
causia.
Rio Janeiro dates of July 9Th are received
Coffee is quoted al : 100 to 200,
--latest.
LIVERPOOL. August 2.-The steana ship Great
Eastern is on the harbor awaiting tide
The London Times OF to- day has an article on
the speech of Archbishop Hughes 20 the New
iork rioters, and says the speech detes acaIy.
sis.
COMMERCIAL
Cotton-Sales to-day of 1000 bales, incIud ng
l,Got TO spectators and exporters. The mar.
Ret Is dull, but unchanged. Breadstufs-The
market is very dull. Corn is downward Pro.
visions-The market is steady. Bacon still ad-
vancing.
LoNDoE, Saturday Evening Aug. 1.-Con.
soIs closed al S2xas for money.
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The Ste am ship Georgia Ashore.

HALIFAX, Augusts.-Thes staa an. ship Georgia.
from New York for Liverpool, ran ashore
northeast of the bar, off Sable Island in q dense
log, between and o'clock on the morning OF
the ith inst. The passengers and baggage were
all saved and brought to Halifax by The reye-
nue cutter Daring, which arrived here at noon
to-day The Georgia was aground off Nan
tucket on Saturday afternoon, but threw over.
board part OF her cargo. and got OFF a. high tide
The officers and crew of the vessel remain on
board, ard are endeavoring TO ge. her off, but
tne nature OF the bar is such az 20 give bu. Ii :.
tie chance OF saving her.
HALIFAX, August :, Eyening.-The revenue
cutter Daring VIII leave for he wreck Of the
Georgia on Monday. II is reported tnat The
crew OF the steamer, after the passengers had
been sent ashore, rihed their luggage Of many
yaluables
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AMuHEM ENTS.


snscsn ur paralleisd and triumphant. Continued
SsHSins.ien q RATE fIsH sks pRAaafio
COMPANY With tAe RAYIL BALLET TROUPE
ana only time OF Kate Rishss's great sensational
drama, DICK FUBPIN
TEE EeIrslegs nsaLIsH HEgEx.rsts,
a9sse. Coos green; ". 81. Bokse - Tom King
,n s1 time sl,o Of M1retts Ra,sls new enchant
ta Bella Rosita IS the Oircassian Beauty: Mari.
stls .Kasei in ,evara! 1paaish Dances; Arsouste
1nrassd Maestro; Muller In 9 new Violin Solo;
1E ella And Pl ed siegel IN the Highlander'a Joy
TomorroW-"Thres Past Men,
Admission, ~ 81, ana Z, eents.
teAfs may be secured two days in advance With
OUT II
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vARiETiEsi VARIETIES,

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Fronting Pennsylvania avenue sad Ninth st.
pIoK wArKINs!
GRAND DOUBLE BENEFIT
THIS eMoEDAYl AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
STARS OF THE CANTERBURY
AsreSs By perInsa,ion Of Manager Sim.
riE yhRIE1IEs COMPANY,
AL in friendly ccmpetiton, on the rsme stsge for
the interest of the Bensf Charles
MAMMOTH ENT1R MINT.
with 5itEsim mons Life Play,
''hELLE OF WASHINGTON ,
lLrsa-THh D DrssEcrING rApfs,
whDNEsDAY,LApI5s J.49sIE FASHIONABLE
- Price Of admission IS and 10 cents. aulo
CANTERBURY HALL,
Lou1s1xkH 1aso ~. ss4. = 4 1aa1 s11i1 s.,,.-.
VIM. ,. Sim. ....---. Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT, TnE WONDERFUL
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in their A.sonishins F.sts, ana The Great IEutory
TIT P.n:onim: n 9, :n;it,sd M
TTHs THs aasiS MasiS FkSaaRasFF! TkSaRaF!
TIE eLoRIegssr gosEPnIEl AND TIE
In Alone J B. I, zoiosy, z Masnifesns Pansomise
II. III 1E1ss4unsssSIxsss,s s u,ss I Il, y5s1ost u y :.
I:ss ~ u s41aHh
AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty eve and City cents Doors . pep
Alta o'eloel; performance ats. Q clock. Al IL
CANTERBURY HALL.
MAMMOTH MA7INEE ENTERTXINhrEN7,
On TUEsDAY AFTERNOON, Arsn,
YoR TEE BEskFIf Or rHD Business kLHlrEs
ORION II. HEss.
THE GREAT ZANYHErTA TROUPE,
A of tha
TROUPE ST. DENIS.
Tie Principal Mem bsrs of the
wAsHINGTON tAkIETIES COMPANY,
The Entire
CANTERBURY COMPANY,
And HIEF cFBKRs have kindly volunteered to
APPEAR.
- Doors open at O'Clock; performance at s
O'CLOCK. s-2t
HTUeICAL INTERTAINMBNT
1vI EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between 4>a and 9th streets.
3y Il .m' G. ii. LIST. Proprietor.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Union Army Marching Through Ar.
Kansas. The Mississippi Almost Clear Of

all Distractions.
CAIRO, August e.-The Mississippi river will
socn be clear Of every organized rebel force
General Davidson is smarching down the cen
ire OF Arkansas, and in several little affairs
With the enemy has been entirely successful.
before General Davidson's approach. Another
expedition is on the point OF starting into this
Western country, which will help to complete
The work OF crushing the rebellion. II IS not
cannot be long before this entire scope Of .erri.
tory will be under undisputed Federal con-
troll.
tons on the Mississippi river, and says sys.
tematized plan Of operation on its banks VIII
&C compilsh more tnan can other W ise be de yfsed
to criI pie the General Government. II wants
to see travellers on the Father OF waters az.
tackled by bushWhackers from every canehrake
and bluff below Memphis
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Excitement in Illinois.

CHICAGO, August The Mus ,atine Jourr al
OF the 9Th, says that ten tnionists who were
most prominent IN the affair last Saturday have
been arrested and put under bonds for their ap.
rearance al court. The rioters, to the mum ber
OF 700, are now encamped near Sisourney, and
demand the immediate trial for murder OF those
arrested.
The excitement IS said 10 be intense AZ
washington company numbering li5 men
has BEEN raised, fully armed and equipped,
and ready to march to the scene OF .rorhle.
II IS also under :ocd tn at }Co Unionists nrsnoy
under arms st South English.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, oyFICl on
u OQMRTRQLLlR OF THI ouRRIN6Y

VAsBiaGFos, July le, ISsS.-Whsreas, hy satisfeo.
sory evidence presented % the undersiensd, 1t has
ban made 70 appear tn ut the FIRST NAtional Bank
fWassin1ton, in the county Of Washington, and
District OF Coumbis, - been duly organized under
Ano according to the requirements OF the act Of
Csagresa entitled An act 70 provide . national
s1rrSney, secured by . pledge of United States
aempHon thereof, approved February 25, 1853. md
Eae complied With al tie provisions of said set re.
k4siAefs Of BANKING:
Eev. therefore, I, Hugh Meorliech, Comptroller
Of tie Currency. do hereby certify that the said
Iirst Rationsi Bank Of Warrington, county OF
Wash sten, and District OF Columbia, is author
fDed 10 com roene e the business Of BSIkinS under
the set Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, vitnsss my hand
Il. 81 krd seal Of o1ee this leth day OF July 1874
RCGH AcCULL0UH,
~ l1d2m Com ptrcller Of the Currency,
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II * II II a l
I'IE It H EDITION

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NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
as PENNSYLVANIA AvENCE,
IS SELLING
The FOLLOWING BARGAINS.
IIFTY-CENf NOVELS Three for pollsy.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOVELS si1 for 8 Dollar
ALBUM CARDS Eish! for Dollar dollar
25 CENT STATIONERY PACKAGES s:x for q
so CENT 60. do. Three for Dollar
AMBR0TYPR COPIES Of PINE ESoRAvINGs
and PAINTINGS
PHOTOGRApH ALBUMS BOOKS
STATIONERY, COMBS. BRUSHES,
KNIVES. POCKET BOOKS,
And an endless variety Of FANCY ARTICLES a.
cos.
A large 10: Q: BOOKS 81 hst price
~CsL early, at
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21s Pecnsylvsnia Aven-e,
spl-o between Ilth ard 18th sts.
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Steam boat Ashore.

New YORK, August 9.-The steamer Com.
modore, from New York tor Providence, with
the 42d Massachusetts regiment on board. went
ashore on Sunday morning on the northwest
point Of Judith Light The steamer Delaware,
from Providence tor Roundout, went to her
assistance, and was lying at anchor near her
from the shore stated that she had sent to New.
por. for assistance.
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SPhils6eIphia papers say that the scareity
of i, q in tit city is o wing the fact that the
Govern ms Mt is buy Ing Ii sill mp TO send 10 our
soldiers at Charleston and elsewhere in the
south. It is also used to pack meat n 70 gsnd
south also,
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Another Re RebelPrixnteer

NEW YORK, August s.-The brig Nicholas,
arrived this afternoon from Cienfuegos, reports
that on III. 23d ult.. of Cape San Antonio, was
spoken hya rebel steamer, who wished TO know
the tearlngs of ana distance from land. Gave
him the intelligence. The rebel was a sida-
wheel steamer, painted lead color and loaded
with cotton.
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Reported Abandonme ent of the City of Mex
leo Nv 10 FYeuch

LEAvENwoRTH, August The Santa Fe
mail has arrived \ large number of Indians
were seen on the route, but they did not modest
the coach. -
A large lot Of mules were stolen from Fort
Cralg by Indians, but they Were recovered AZ
ter sharp fgh., in which quite q number
were killed on both sides.
The Santa Fe Gazette learns by the southern
mail that the French have abandoned the city
of Mexico. doubtful
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Sale of q r. ailroad.

CINCINNATI, August g. The Columbus,
paua and Indianapolis Railroad was sold Oh
Thursday under q decree of the franklin
Iopnty Court, to the trustees and bondheiders
o, the road for organizasio
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PROPOSALS.,
pRoFosALe FOB HEAD D BOARDS FoR GRAVE
CHI1z AssT QuAIf1lxlsTIas oypIos

Ds''' Of WasAtHr'ess 3ls 8: es,.. q lsS :i.sa,{
sn'' ssr fursi!si1. Z ASs Axe Ih
AIi D TO be &c Of good Black Walnut .,.., o,,no..
s'ss s1s enc ard thres .isSss I'D ot .n ,nea
s s::fs II sns,b .sea .l 8 ,.d H.:s
Boards or to Be veil oi,sd ana istssred with
sna ss the
mny d,ss, ,as Assss,nt or his
Z ~ sss. with
AL OF taid boards to be delivered at such point or
sDaez nay N I've
.1SoO wihin twenty days.. and the balance two
iseunS ise eantr. within sixty days after a~asdns
q s net +
ssates 6ovsrnnent must accom- pany each proDosi.
bidder an u. eon...e. :heula
ssspensible persons whsse signatures sTe to be sp.
ssn1ea 70 tes guarantee, and said guarantee must
The Tesponsbility of the euarantors must b
shown bK the oaeia certificate Of the olerl Of the
Bidders must b present in person whom the bids
Ge ~ opened, or their proposals win not be eonaid
The full name and Post oMce address Of the bid.
Il ii &! III. name.
tdP oa III sAe Psihes must appear, or the bid viii bs
sGnsiasrsd ~ the individual proposal Of the party
1enas in the sum Of one thousand dollars. signed
ey the contractor and both OF his guar antors win
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals. must Be addreased to CAPT; Hdvsrd L.
Army. 1T Washington. D. O., and should be plainly
marked Proposals for furnishing He ad- Boards for
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. of the county Of =, and state Of
n fv ~ ApA Gk> -
ef,|.n ef|.S do hereby fqarantes that - is able to
his Dropositon and that should his proposition Be
accepted, he win enter into . contract In sceord-
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-.
pared to become hIs sureties.
Ito this guarantee must De appended the oNseial
EDWARD L. HARrz,
au Std Captain and A. Q. NJ, o. g. Army.
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Rebels Still Receiving Goods.

NEWBERN, August 6.-The enemy are daily
receiving supplies into their ports, moth with
standing tie blockade. Among the articles
THEY aae receiving machinery, railroaf iron,
guns blankets, medicines, shoes, etc.
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THE eUPREMI OcURT OF THl DISTRICT
tie UBitsd States for the said Distries.-To aN
tsAoss Il eoneera. Greeting Mott % 10 hereby
Eaaey and bonds was captured 6y the United
States steamer WyandAnk attached to the Poto-
nea. and the same lie N6eled and prosecuted in tRis
oorYt In the name OF the United Statss, for con-
fsand for trial at the Ofty Hall, in the city Of
VashInGton. on the frst Monday Of October next,
when and where Au persons are warned to appear
10 show c&nse Why condemnation should not Be-
6eereed, and to intervene for their intArests.
By order Of the Court.
rH r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
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SArrests continue to be- made in Indiana O
parties for protecting deserters aud resisting
Their arrest under warrants issued by y United
States commander. Eight of these resistants
were arrested on Thursday in Brown county.
They were held for tr al in one thousand DEL
lars bail each