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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17

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the First Premium at the late State Fairs
held in
NEW YORK ILLINOIS KENTUCKY,
NEW JERSEY, MICHIGAN, TENNESSEE,
OHIO IOWA, VIRGINIA.
INDIANA, MISSOURI, NORTH CAROLINA,
ALABAMA AND CALIFORNIA.
Including erery State Fair wheye e1hibted in 1862
Parties purchasing Machines of the Grover Baker
Sewing Machine Company can have their machines,
making either stitch, and change If they desire to.
THE ONLY COMPANY
Able to OFFER such Inducements.
They also offer to the public at the extremely low
price Of
$45 Forty Five Dollars. $45
straight needle, Lock Stitch Machine suitable for Tai.
ors Family This Machine is Of large size rapid
quiet simple and far superior the shuttle Machines
heretofore sold at SIS to 500.
General Northwestern Office.
IlyI us LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
J.. L. HUNTLEY. Agent,
Charles City, Iowa.
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and Chicago Union
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
nNA AND AFTER MONDAY, April 81 1863,
~ Trains will leave and arrive follows Sundays
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Rail Roads,.
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DUBUQUE 4 Sioux City Il. K.

On and after Monday, Nov. %, 1858, trains will run
ae follows .
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17
No breaking of Needles.

The blade of the needle is less than 4 of an
inch long, and is straight 1t is IS than
half the length of other machine nee les, ma
ny of which are curved, therefore more easily
bent or broken-a great source C! annoyance,
expense and trouble. The Hemmer and Eel
Ter can never be set wrong Any one may ad-
just them in the dark. The hem may be of
any width. No other hemmer or Teller is like
this. 1t turns the hem ON the right or I'M
der side
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17

tnls Ii tufuS tue neHl Oh the GlBut or un-
der side
Ii will not Drop stitches ;
As the needle is always set right, the blade
short and straight does not vibrate, like 9TH
or ones
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Is run by steam at 1000 stitches per minute
other machines only at from 400 to 1900,
with safety.
They are manufactured with
Mathematical Precision,
Hence each part is interchangeable, and can
be readily replaced in case of accident
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known it intimately for several
years. Many thousands are already in use
here and so far as We know, not one in fami-
ly use has ever cost dime to repair, or ever
been out of order at all. They will last
generation, if properly cared for. No one
who has used it can be persuaded to use any
other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTION NOTICE--PEREMPToRY sALE or TIKI
"A udects Of am ly Europe.
d. D. CAUIKINs. AUCTIoNEER 0aics S'o Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HouSEuOLD FURNITURE

UCTI0N NOTIcE-PEREMrToRY SALE or TIN
b D. cxGfkiSs AucfioSEsa 6s n s VS. Broadway.
RICH FsEH s fqss All
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD fIANoFoRrR.
SILVER PLATE. &C., hc.
Thtiay Tuesday, March TO- rain shine, At l9 O'Clock
~ AZ sne superb snd cost, p.rnturc Pain nss sa'a,
ocave Piano orle Mirrors Velvet Carpets In
the residece rs 70 rte nth street. Eshh avenue Tue
anctoneer calls the specia attention OF the puhli 70 thus e
being the arlest assortmeu. Hoo sehOld
all made for the present owner ami Is IN good order The
w.ole VIII De pefenptoriy and absolutely scd without 70
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or carved rosewood Etagec, MAJ bio tops and
Frenci plate doors and bacss WorA Table iniaid
with mother OF PEARL rosewood Centre Table statnary mar
Die top n suits OF Drawing Room Furniture elegant lee
n-Tete Sofas. two ARM two Reception and egk al Jack
Chairs carved rosewood frames IN three co'ored
saln brocade OF the description; two Con
sole Tables nlad with buhl and tortoise she'll Brocade and
Lace Curtains French late Pier and Mantel Mirrors with
rich gilt frames superb sevres and Dresden Chns Vases
richly decorated Paran marble Satettes of the Seasons
Arlsic Bronzes, representing Night ard Morning. hne
W Paintins 40 antique Laws Nases ebony Card Table
month OH Paint "a by Rousseau Inmsn, Hun.
ungon Cole, lie rand and her eminent artists
MAGNIFICENr SEVEN OCTAVE PlANotOKTE.
carved and four round finished all round
rosewood Stool Covered r brocsds; embroidered Cloth
Cover Books and Musci Hall rosewood Hasand Ololoh,
Stair Carpets &c Chambers second story-Richy carved
rosewood Bedsteads style LOUIS XIV Bureaus AMI Com
Shaving Stands Booksiands Couch Arm Chsts Curtains,
Shades Cornices Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding deco
rated China Toll Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Of
sn Tea os Sd s s.e Ir dyo Table Cutlery oak
No poxtpouemen Cartmen In attendance 10 cart pack or
ship g0ous Tor purchasers.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A xvxro.opn,NNhIppvvn nrpipoRrpNrry FOR

AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOX
HOUSkEEPERS. HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE
JOSEPH SMITH, Auctioncer. will sell al public auction the
Of tho five esidence ~ Clinton place
March l0 o'clock precisely. Special attention called
this the furniture all As good as and VIII be
pereporly sold. Catalogues at house. Parties wishing 70
this sale take Sixth Eighth se and
stages the Aston HOUSE, st. Nicholas and Me"
tropotan Hotels ieavlnga Eghth street. tho house
the sale commencing At lo clio consisting o. handsois
Brussels Threeply nd Ingram Capcs; cautul rosewood
aud walnut fsror Suits covered n rich brocaie velvet
plush reps elegant rosewood Eagres with French
plate glass doos and backs, fine pieces OF iurnre
marble top Centre and Side Tables Turkish Chairs and
Iplnges Reception Chairs, Ia ncdaon reps tine Lace
Curtains, OIL Paintings China VASES Blsaue and Dresden
Figures ami Ornam.nls Bronze Clocks Corner and Book
SUITS In rosewood back walnut; Bureaus Bedeads,
Washstands Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds, Blankets,
Bedding Sofas Chairs Lounges Mirrors Rockers Tea and
Extension Tables Glass China and Silver Ware, Table Gut
lery A.. Sale positive.
B-Furnltrre ex pressmen will 10 In attendance To
cart pack or ship goods for purchasers
A UcTIoN SALE OF DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWEL
N ~ and Movements the largest retail stock offered At
auctio1 this yesr.-A ~. CRISTALAR, auctioucer, -
Bowery will sell THURSDAY, ilh instant. NJ lf O'Clock,
about Articles consisting Of Cluster Earrings
Yr Rings single do. do. do studs sleeve
Buttons. Crosses. Bracelcts, Necklaces ranging from
quarter Ave each also nne Cluster Diamond
Full 81 Pearl Necklace together with large
factories OF Messrs Jurgensrn Beesey Roske, Tobias
Robin son. Moncas johnson and others with number OF
Silver Anchors Levers and Cyndes also abont go ounce.
OF silver Table Ware and large lot Of hne Jewelry Watch
Movement Plated Ware, one Regulator, jewelers. SAFE
show Cases. &c Catalogues ~ sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

WALLAJKs
Door nI = hsi PIE, srsn: :. = over before H.
nit OF tho two PIP pecas seted Ton tn nrst
i 'ohl 10 the ded 81 A4Glrnces seiag
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A UCTI0N sALE.-R W wESTCOTT. AUcTrONEER.
II LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
Three elegant Rosewood and Walnut PAELOE SUITS
In Satin Brocacl and French Reps;
Stauary Marble Top CENTRE and PIER TABLES.
Splendid Rosewood PfANOFORTr,, STOOL AMI COVER;
Magnificent Eiageres, Easy Chairs and Rich Carpets
BRONzES, STATuARY AND BEAUTIFUL
" PARIOR ORNAMENTS, VASES, SC, 10.
To be perenptory sold for cash.
This day Tuesday March 10 at II O'Clock precisely at the
I'VE residence l52 West Twen first street. b.tween
Seventh and Eighth 10 be removed Immediately
consisting of Agnfcent Ezabethan EtA3ere, $500;
satuary marble Centre, Sofa and Pier Tables superb
rosewood Pianofprte. $i0 with Cabuet
Stool and Cover; French plate Oval Mirrors Damak and
Lace Cura rich French Shades. solid rosewood arlor
Suits In brocatel, do. I'm French lays Escre
torc, Marquetcre and Cabinets rosewood snd
walnut Tete .Tetes Etagere and Mantel Vases
French Work Table. Parian and Bsjue Ornaments with
valuable collection OF Paintings Marine Views Lantcapes
&c. bronze Chandeliers Turkish Lounges with Char To
match. y $500 -
Fourteen oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs rich
French and Bohemian China lea Sets, &c, 10 match
throughout Ivory Cutlery, Silver We're Casters Spoons
Forks crysA and Ruby On. GLASS. eooIs,s Champs ne.
Mattresses Oval Mirrors Chamber Suits Bronze Clio
Sofas Lounges, Spring and Cottage Chairs Rockers
and Table,. superb Beds and Beddng Brase. and InIan
mahogany Chamber and other Furniture mol enumerated.
N B-Speria attention is invited to this sale the fnrni
ture Is good and will be perempory sod Cats
loges house. Reliable will be In attendance to cart
pack ship goods for purchasers.
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w. Eshe nj stree rsestng Iiors y aaet.oa ~ :
On worthy tho 1u ~ bgtciersf me- -
builders, ingaber dealers aud UArrs IoAHh.hD
vi sell on Thursd.y March u, a. ~ ~ VI ~ Ncs
tsaad 9y Ftrktssu street New Yo b The stock and
Future q te Fitscenta ssree Ps.king io1c sa' Ir1.'
and MIDI nbut gO1 bushels 20 Hai, AoAnltrss Ma
Parks Meat Err hes Rarkv Trays fcs Chsss 3fgs lee
Vossa Ie.t enllont Lsrt krte, good ~ new Host
Wnsue.s AMI al tha Isasis Tor slaua i1rEe
scale tstafr- frant md ssopt y" i.~t " flre
me Horse Itch, WAGON Kliefr NsFt en- tAn - ~
Ita,rs.s sesp, Il thoukasH ~ cks isr uHaHi f TIN.
iar 49, Aiso bfcx Bul1 log 3ttQ $40 rNe '@ft r.
vsarl. ~ a -
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A Ivan 9. BAKER ( CO., AUCrI0NERRs
"A MAGNIFICENT
STATUARY, PAINTINGS,
WORKS OF ART,
AND AkTICLEs or yERrr

/,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The property of family leaving the city. s
Al the elegant private NJ H. Chapman ESQ., 48
West street. between Fifth Sixth this
day (Tuesday). March To- sale commencing II o'clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Superb sets OF Brocade CorncsS Bands and
sells to match cost 500 window; Bronze and 0rmoIu
Chandelier Velvet Carpets Rugs two superb Suits covered
with brccate Of tho richest description Etgere- satnsry
nets Manle and Pier Mirrors cmbroidered Lace Curtains
Fren Shades Centre aud Chess Tables sevres and Dres
China Vases Artistic Bron Statliary,
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PfANOFoRTE
hest Instrument offered auction this season. round
elegant carved legs and made TO der by city
makers all modern improvements, rosewood Stool aud
Cover Canterbury Mn.c DcoSs. Hall alnnt Hatssnd. OIL.
cloth, Stair Carpet Oh Awnings by eminent art sts.
DINING ROOM
Oak Buffet Extension Table. acts crystal and ruby
Glassware China Dinner and Tea sets Silver Coffee Urn
Salyer Dinner and Tea Service Spoons Caser Cake Bias
ket-. Knives Nucracke Napkin Rus Table Cutlery and
Linen Armchairs, So as Oval Mirrors. bronze Clocks.
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Dressing lisaas Bedsecds. Wardrobes Com
nodes, en- sno; superb Hair Mattresses Blagke Sheets
&c Sofas and Chairs co erred IN reps an harco
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Also all Fulnitgre of Ser
wants. Apart, ens Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture
B-Parlics wishing to attend this sale take the Firth
or sixth ut the Astor House and ST.
Nicholas and ropoian Hotels leaving Sixteenth street.
a he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

A LARGE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
THIS DAY tTCESDAYl, MARCH ~.
We will include Ia sale tabs day and VIII sell At
o'''0N 400 cages BOOTS AND SHOES iucinding
FULL ASSORTMENT OF NEW REASONABLE STYLES
vcrv attractive invoice OF hrs class
CITY MADE GOODS FOR MEN AND ADDE'S,
And inepaeI Tor the last retail trade
Catalogues morning o. sac.
VIM. TOPPING CO.. Auciioneers,
= AMI III PARK pace and
No. Murray street
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II ROTH. AUcrIoNEEa
~. LARGE SALE OF

Upward SINTZENICH.. AUCT!ONEER. -sUPEkB
~ stock OF Calm It Furniture hy d. w IVES CO.-At
Il o'clock This and Wednesday, March 10 and at
90 Broadway very elegant stock Of rosewood raror Fur.
niturc, rosewood Chamber Suits walnut Chamber SUITS.
oak and walnut Library Suits Dnin. Room and Hall 5uiss
On exhibition day be ore sale. RI
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| Dawn .. EoAE> AUcroSgER. 1ilS. sgLL. THIS
~ ssy.s 40 Gss As caa 0ss: Tire
E..snses end Dining s. i ssssr si
9ss sss. ss a. and p Isss s Ss AID s-
Farnlsrs Looking aIsses snd yarisly q sseoaa Ssao
gees, sale Of tls furniture Mirrors Carpets rhelsn
By IVES on aa ss faT q s n1sl s Ho
al an sosns ,o e Ninth .Ss. and BOsaxs, day
Filings r q sss io e .aS sssas
ro s Ssg oss pns es s
Linen se and c n s rs:sa so Wss Is opsa
,irHEIHN BILLIARD rAsLKs.-rwo Rosewood Tables
Ba Cues sud onr ~ sns ss
large sae made BY McFarsnd Counters snow oval
culinary articles ssas 2s Ths above goods ss arc ali ns
Catalogue. ready aud goods exhibition morning q sale
E. ROTH Hkv gEsS sEks or
EI.gGXaT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
is . s &c
sss. as t4s sss
Daswins Room suit covs,sa in srGals plush and ss,r
fs Mssf' i.sls. Son Ssa
Gas Fssae:: Glass China sIssi Ware TsSs Cutlery
msved twenty tour hours after the sale
EDWARD, sINrzgNIcH. AUgr!oNEER SUPERB
o loci OF OF IN. Fs arm y ySs .a
90 Broadwaya very giant stock Psror Fur
nturc rosewood Chamber Srits. walnut Chamber suits
oak and walnut Library Suits Diaip. Room and Hall Suits
0n exhibition day before sale
II COTTON. AUCTIONEER.-ExTRA LARGE SALE
o. Furniture, Carpets. Mirrors amos &c This day.
lIuesday March TO- at No b5l broadway near Bietcker
street az 10y O'clock the entire contents Of large aon,s
Carpets-Velye Brussels ThroeIy and Ingram. 10 good
order Ocohx Mattresses, rosewood and ahogany He'd
seads aud Bureaus, ss enanelied Cottage SUITS four Par
Tor suits In brocate and three War robes Chands.
srs, Corner stands twelve marble Centre Tables Tour
Turkish Chairs SIX Lonng mahogony Chairs oak Dhing
Chairs black walnut Buff two Bo6 kcasxs, on PAINTINGS
Mantel Ornaments Curtains and Cornices; two rosewood
Corner Etsgcres Bolsers ana Pillows &C AZ ~ O'clock one
mahogany marble bed Billiard fable In complete order:
two Gle mt Pianos three Fire proof Safes, ana
six Sewing Machines
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- .sr~ss 3. sss.tfat iNfosnss
- ,t.s.ss. fsAa r rfersreG - shAis he tsts
s IA y.rs spyn saa ~eassF hitnwat. o. 80 iaw 4
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A ssIsrANr QuARTERNAsTERs OFFICE. CORNER
"A of and Twenty Second streets, washington, " ",
Ma rch O. 1868 -
vii b. sold ut public auction the grounds ON street
between and Twenty second streets on Wed.
nesday March - about eighty tsO tons o. Strap Iron rnd
belonging tho guatermasers Department The
Iron be quantities less than hous and
t00) pounds and the leather ess than Eve hundred
Sb0 pounds with the privilege Of the whole The property
H. % be nken away within Sly days after the sale.
Terms cash In government funds .
CHAs. III ToxPKIys,
Captain, A. Y. NJ, ". o A.
J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Aucfioneera.
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80 . rnwNerxn ArnrtnYEIR NILL EFLL nN

xtr n TOWNSEND, ArCIioNkLR WILL EELL or
w Me4ire.tpy March IA. "a trys Gss a ". ~ 40
b1s avenue, The entire cogt % q .ea,s ~ M ~ co
s,sstog n fnrtv Beds ani r. feslst thHas - i ~
sint oar one seven Pfno, tY0 fewint NteHrs
ara sfge lot ~ otter pfppry frnerAly le-t a's~
essabl ~ the KIND A. H crn'sut- M butrHfs
SCR. FiItures, Marble hlN De- - tsfks tHAs ~.
waby the aiienison Of tao TRADE sHa OH - AN ~
sNl
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80 ~ "a Y .....,........t - -,
wEDNEsbAY@sevsep,ihh MIN Il Mr. wsIsns e,msdy.
ERsEsrrsE AMI Th TrsS f,Tr,.s TREASURE
w" DC pealed for the third time. having attracted another
vp,o.y great audience on Wednesday.
FRIDAY (never acted helc,, the popuar, comedy Of
Aoa,.a -, SPRlN0 AND AUTUMN
sKEToHEs or INDIA
SATURDAY Will DO repeated third time the very successful
FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
AMERICANS In IN PARIS
oooS open Tor any OF the above evenings from
r AURA KERNEs THEATRE
~ Lessee and Mansgsrsas Miss Laura Keens
Doors e fENT 81 AS S1Sq hs q lu WsEs before
tenth AND LAST WEIR
MRS JOHN WOOD
QUEEN or COMEDY AMI soSa.
whose sR t r. for I haye M,raced
mighty Tor the past niue weeks.
LAST LAST w wEE
FAIR ONE WITH GOLDEN LocKs
MRS. JOHN WOOD AS THE FAIR ONE.
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC SPLENDID SCENERY. ELEGANT
"How ARE YOU, GREENBAcKsw
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 10
FAIR ONE WITH GOLDEN LOCKS.
Queen Lucidora.
Page Pitchin. MRS. JOHN WOOD
ryv ,n.a MR.. wALcor. sn, ,n.n x
uaEouALLED CAST OF oHARAGTEas
10 CO pence with the petite comedy ola
LADIES BEWARE
Friday evening Farewell Benefit OF
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

to Alexandria, out of the reach of rebel euerr
las. 1t is reported tonight that rebel eavalr
force, 5000 strong, with artillery, is in the vi
entity OF Hancock Ferry, on the Upper Potomac
The Rockville, Ind, Sentinel says that in con
sequence of the frequent absconding of slaves
from that region, the farmers will not have hell
suthcent to gather their fall crops.
The Herald nas letter from Corinth to the
etfecl mat rebel guerrillas are very active on
the Mississ .ppi, keeping our troops in constant
state Of warchfulness. The whole country is
swarming with them. They are chiefly under
the command of Rhoddy, Chalmers and Rich
ardson.
Coruth is to be held as d permanent military
post. Measures are being taken to suppress the
guerrlIas.
The headquarters Army Of the Potomac dis
patch to the Tribune, dated the 18th states that
the I'd Infantry corps arrived early yesterday af.
ternoon at Culpepper. Gen. Stuart still com.
mands the rebel cavalry.
Lee, after close consultation with the Rich
mond authorities, returned to Orange Court
House Friday, where his army is encamped
His force consists Of Ewells and Hill'S corps,
Longstreet having gone to the aid of Bragg,
numbering 40 900 men
The Rapidan in his front has high bluffs and
excellent defensive points exists for eight miles
from thence to Orange Court House, and there
he Is we'll fortified with earthworks.
Notwithstanding the reports of the strength
of Lee s army by scouts, many believe the cot.
ton State troops have all departed for their sec.
ton, leaving only Virginians, who will not fight
out of their State.
Gen. Meade is said to incline to put conf
dence IN the reports received. His movement
was merely reconnaissance in force,
Though additional plans are being made, and
several more corps are likely to follow the I'd,
yet the Rapidan will not be crossed. nor will
any aggressive movement be made, without a
very definite idea of the enemy's depletion.
We only, therefore, expect another " all
quiet"
Northere Virginia is we'll scoute by our cav
airy, and no rebels exist there beyond Mosby
and Whites guerrillas.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
NJ O @ M DISP ATCH

New YORK, Sept. II. The Times dispatch
says 1t is stated on good authority that General
Fillmore has rendered his resignation TO the
President, because of disagreement betwee
himself and Admiral Dahlgren The reTort
says the President will not give up Gen. Gill
more, and that Admiral Farragut has been ap-
preached with proposition to assume com
mand of the naval forces at Charleston.
letter to the Times, dated on board the
lronsldes the 18th inst, says the navy has not
engaged the rebel works since Tuesday night
The firing has been confned to few rounds
from johnson and Moultrie, at the captured
forts, Gregg and Wagner. The prisoners, in
GLIDING the officers, are still within the fort.
\ flag of truce sent out yesterday brought
the intelligence from Lieut.. Preston that he and
his officers were well treated, and as comfortable
as the circumstances would admit BeaureSard
took the opportunity of sending threatening
message to Admiral Dahlgren that he would
place the Union prisoners on the parapet of
Sumter if the Navy made it an object OF ire
Admiral DahIgren replied, with as much dig
nifty as the nature of the case would admit of,
that if he (Beauregard) should resort to such
an heatbenlsh mode Of proceeding, then he
might LOOK at the same hour for rebel prisoners
tied to the outer serface of the monitors turrets
1t is thought the answer Of the Admiral will
do much toward bringing the bob-tailed Beau
regard to a sense Of the rules of civilized war
fare.
New YORK, Sept. II. A Morris Island letter
of the llth states that the health of the troops
is good Gen. Gilmore has issued a general
order giving 80 days iurlough to privateS who
have disting uished themselves in The recent
siege. They are not to exceed two per cent. of
The effective force on the Island, and must be
recommended by their Colonies.
Ever since the occupation of Gregg and Wag-
ner the rebels have been exceedingly ,ose
and savage. They do not allow US moments
peace From dawn to evening they are crossing
their fire over GREGG from their Sollivan and
James Isl nds batteries They have inflicted
upon US no damage since the death of Captain
Baker on Wednesday, They fire night and day
upon Wagner, but the rebels left such an ad-
mirably constructed work, and SO capacous
and safe bombproois, that no one is injured by
their missiles.
Since Tuesday ten or twelve deserters have
come in from James Island, belonging mostly to
Georgia regiments. They report continued dis
satisfaction among the men, and desire to es-
cape from the service. They state that the reb-
els are building several new batteries on Will
liams Island, above Moultrie, and are to com.
mand the channel to the city. Additional bat
teries are also being constructed between John
son and the city.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

New YORK, Sept II. The Herqld's Wash
ington dispatch says the agents of the Sanitary
Commission, captured during the invasion of
Pennsylvania and Maryland, who have ever
since been confined in the Libby prison at Rich
mond, are to be released next Saturday.
The Times dispatch says an idea is entertained
in certain army quarters here that the bulk of
leaving garrison at Richmond, is going down
the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad to at
tack Gen. Burnside or, if Burnside and Rose
Grams be considered one force, to attack at right
angles. 1t is bold and desperate work, and
should lose Richmond TO the rebels if underta-
ken. 1t ought to fail by Gen. RosecranS' being
able to oppose Bragg with a division or corps,
while he supports Burnside with the rest of his
army, fighting at Greenyil!e, or higher up the
valley il possible.
Lee and Bragg.
New YORK, Sept IT, The Heralds despatch
dated Sta Army Corps on the 18th, says it is
the prevalent belief that the enemy, if he has
not already abandoned, has entered on the aban-
donment of his recent line of defense and taken
up that urged by jeff Davis after the evacua-
tion Manassas which, it will be remembered,
was going out of Virginia altogether and max
ing stand on tne northern Doruer OF N0rtn
Carolina.
Our army is ready to follow him wherever he
chooses to 60, and fight him on any line of Of
tense or defense he may select
The Times has the following:
ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, Sept. l6. The enemy
contests Gen. Pleasanton' further advance on
the South bank of the Rapidan, with strong
force of cavalry, artillery and infantry aided
by strong breastworks and rihe-pIts.
Considerable sharp skirmishng occurred at
Raccoon ford yesterday, but our loss was slight
and our forces remain quiet on this side OF the
river
The Times Washington dispatch says the
ann quartermaster stores at War
renton, Bolton and Manassas, are being removed