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NAV INTELLIGENCE,
REGULAR SERVICE.


Assistant Suigrcn Samuel N Brayton has
been ordered to the sloop Of war Cyane. Pa
ciflc Squadron, to relieve Assistant Surgeon
". y. Lyman, detached and ordered home.
VOLUNTEER SERVICE.
Thomas Pfkrring, promoted to Acting Vol
unteer Lieutenant.
Edward g. Bishop, appointed an Acting As
sistant Pay master.
Acting Master A N. Gould, detached from
the Octarora and waiting orders.
The appointments of W. c. Gibson and O. B.
Staples as Acting Ensigns, and w. H. Alger As
Acting Masters Mate, confirmed.
Acting Assistant Paymaster VIM. b. Crosby,
ordered TO he Mississippi Squadron. Acting
Assistant Paymaster H. T. Mansfield, ordered
to the NeiIsic.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Thomas
NenGers en-, dismissed the service.
pESERTERS FROM THE REBEL NAVY
John Hannah and John Daniels, deserters
from the rebel navy, were before Provost Mar
shall Todd yesterday, aud by bis order commit
ted TO the Old Capitol. They were sent from
Point Lookout, Md and desire to take the oath.
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COMMITTED

Henry q. Emmerson and J. g. Athey ar
rested by the Potomac Flotilla as blockade run.
ners, were committed to the Old Capitol yes
terday afternoon by order Of Provost Marshal
Tn6d
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THE OLD FLAG OVER SUMTER
We hear that when Gilmore takes possession
of Fort Sumter he will hoist over il the old
flag that waved there when Mai. Anderson
commanded the post.
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BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS
A sCARY TIME DOWN IN DIXIE.

THE CONFEDERATE CAUSE "HOPELESS If
ABsENTEBIsM Is NOT ARRESTED"
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~ Charles II. Upton, OF Virginia, has been
appointed consul t. Geneva
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FEDERAL ATTACK ON MOBILE VIA PEN
SAC0LA,
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sUBsIsrENoz STORES AT

CoN DAnS.D 1Hhs1fosNoA SrohsS Al
Will De on 'als aasasi .: b e
street wharf, Washing ton, i. c the following
nhh' 10 b. assss Of n poik
s ssasSs q q t slsaea, mostly Sias''
So g., iD bushels Of Beans
g pounds Of Roasted S.ss and Ground Coffee
Terms cash, In Government funds ,n
au2s-4t Captain FIRST Infantry. 4 8.
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER's oPFIosJ
Ws:hn sse .p 5. e. August IS ISIS
RHSaS ss !. %
PAVE tS 1885, the a. Is h. and '0th da's
The property is condemned a. unit for public
Sales to commence At ten O'Clock .. NJ. Of each
day, and Be contained from day to day untl Che
M nher on hand shall DO sold
Terms cash. in Government funds v
Al D. got Captain. A. Q. M, o. o A.
Byw. B. LEWIS & 90. Auctionesrs.
5 AZ Iys,IosSo Tht ksDAY SSlNisa
s,s.s. & ssss ' e. t.; STU
ssss essss Ss fss4.: as:
Nh R@s.rb." iircuI.,ipa Lisr.r; Is removed to
"'' ichron. ". 9. L. & co.
BvJ,c. MCGUIRE 90. Auctions
BUILDING LOT on THIRD STREET WEST.
% T1EspsT 4sH sp. M i
siclocf on the premises, shall sell part Of Lot
Ne sss:.s No 81 GSn,ni 70 feet i, nshs:
north. and running hack ss feet to . public alley
and Containing s,4Se square feet.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured By deed Of truss
Ali eonTsysncins a. the ss4t Of the purchaser.
aua5 J. y. MoaOIR1 co Aucn.
ByGRDEN WILLIAMS, Auctiousers
DBREMPToRY gALI or FOUR VALUABLE
L BUILDING Lofs OF CAPITOL HILL AT Auc1Ioz.
On FRIDAY, the 7sts instant, ct O'Clock p. m.
We ahail sell in front OF the premises. on moth
valuable Buiidips Lots, having front q % feet.
Alss, one handsome Building Lot, fronting on
Penpsylvante ave, In the saune SQUARE so.
Terms Of sale: One half cash eAAnee In siL snc
sssnisse sad iot Sosss bearing interest rom dss
All sonvsyaaeias and STAMPS 1t the cost Of the
az ess.dSas eRssN Z WILLIAMS, Aaets.
TosIPa D. sHlwILL. .s
PHILADELP HTA,
pHAIER IN
DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PAAoHA4.
Packed for Export or Goyernment nse an 1-fO-
CuTLlRs, ATTENTION
BUTTER DEPOT FOR THE ARMY.
Choice Butter packed IN s,ass jqsssx.ys on
h: 49, az - '"'' ss4Dss., near 10th it.
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THE oPesA1ioas BEFORE CHARLESTON.
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING DETAILS.
SUMTER PAST FALLING INTO RUINS.

THEPARr TAKEN BY THE ARMY AND NAVY
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CPRIN9 CASH BOXES FOR HOLDING The
- Small Currency. Q nav and very convenient
a'e' PHILIP q aoLoaOHs,
"a . 81: s--S $50 Pean sveass.
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STKAM TUG FOE SALE.

For sale cheap. to close . s7tlass basinsx, q
am al Steam Tag, IN perfect running order AunIr
1sl Pean. ave, to J. 2. hUAFCRD. "a M-sts
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Mr.. EplToR:-It was DR.. Newman, and moi
DR.. Joyce who dressed the wounds OF VIM
Donohoo, and he does not consider them neces
sarily fatal.
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REMEMBER the pic mic OF ST. Dominick's
Church congregation at the Washington Park,
Seventh street, tomorrow.
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Hiss TAYLOR
1El expects to resume the
Exercises of her SCHOOL
Caught In the rear Of the First Presbyterian
6eEt. 7th. An d eo2vs
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BUTTER DEPOTFoR The ARMY.
Choice Butter packed IN s,ass Jars, sy.ys on
hand And for sa.e BY u. FFStEf,
"a 24-lns S34 et., near pth tt'
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draw LOT rest aho refresnmentS. On reaching
the flagship the Admiral Immediately cemmu.
nicated by signals with General Gilmore and
shortly received the following congrat ulatory
answer: ~ ana entirely satisfied sriH the opera
tons g? tA's mor"'ng-he entire gorge ag is pittcd
INCIDENTS OF THE HIaHr.
1t is the intention OF General Gilmore to
give the enemy no breathing time, but to keep
up the fire night and day until the west wall
gives way.
The Passaic and Patapsco were about 400
yards nom Sumter They had good view Of
sells are filed with water and keeled over sup.
posed to support chain across the channel.
they could also zee the Gordon OF barrels
across The harbor from Sumter to Mouitrie.
The Patapsco had torpedo exploded under
her when near Sumter, lifting her a foot out of
the water, but doing NO damage.
Work Of Tuesday Morning.
The steamer Arkansas leaves at II o'clock
this m ornins, and close with q brief note the
latest events.
During the past night the shore batteries f,red
without intermission at Sumter, having 90.
tanned the ranges during the day This kept
the rebels from doing anything towards
progress made is quite visible.
Inc night was stormy and rainy, but we have
1ho,ner clear and beautiful morning From
aaynsnt until IL O'Clock, at the tims write,
The shells Hired average about four DER nainuta
and sumter 10 constantly en- veloped In clouds
Of briekd1st The Nahsnt and Weehawken.
WIN tne lIohsioes, and some OF the wooden
gunboats, are paying their mpliments mo-
mentarily to Forts Wagner and Gregg, which
occasionally get OF return shot, but sumter
snd Moultrfe are quiet The rebel batteries on
James Island throw a few she'll occasionsiiy.
but do no harm. The Admiral has rome On
shore for consultation with 9en. Gilmore, who
IL rapidly recovering from his indis po sition
Several transports with troops arrived last
night and the fine side wheel steamer Phila-
delpbia, capt. Reynolds, which is to be .hs
flagship of Admiral Dahigren. arrived here
this morning from Baltimore. The DinSuore
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great exertion, had reorganized his corps, and
was placed in Meade's former position, the ex-
treme left.
Again look Southwest. In the front line is
Berry on the right, then nearer to you 'Birney'
Whipple and Williams. The two armies have
been close together during the night. Beyond
the hill where Besthad his 20 peices of artillery
is q ravine. Down that comes the rebel columns
There Berry with the men who have faced the
foe a score of times met him once more.
On Sunday night Hooker was entrenched in a
position where he could not be fanked. To stop
the advance of Hooker, Lee was obliged to with"
draw nearly all his troops from Fredericksburg.
Sedgwick, who had crossed below Fredericks-
burg, selling upon the opportunity, moved
through the town, charged up the heights drove
the rebels from the stonewall at the base of the
HILL from the rAe-pits and batteries on the crest
of the first ridge aud captured two whole regi-
meuts and one company of the Washington ar
tilery with eight guns. -.a.-.a.
Meanwhile, Grfin's brigade of Couch
corps came down from Charlottesville, took the
Fredericksburg rebels in the rear and occupied
the batteries on the eecond range of hills
Sedgwick advanced tour miles towards Chan
cellorville Sunday afternoon and joined thu
main army, which is now in Il position to go OF
with the work SO auspioiously begun. Freder
cksburg is ours. Lee has been foiled in his eff
forts to flank Hooker. He must fight again
upon the same ground or retreat.
Nothing reliable has been heard from Stone
man.
1t has been brilliant movement, hard
fought engagement, not decisive, but highly ia
vorable to Hooker. He has got over the frs
great difficulty.
But few New England troops were engaged
Our loss, considering the stubbornness of tn
: fighting, is said to be not heavy.
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Notice to MilIOwners.

Persons Intending to build Grist, Circular Saw Mills
find at HOLSTERS Mills, North Montpelier four
i,ou Shafts two of which five inches in diameter IA
feet long, with five feet pulleys attached Also tn
80 inch pulleys for mill spindes and "a inch puieys
for gheners, all of which 70 in face and
Also two shafts six inches in diameter of which Is
II feet long, the other being feet with sets Of bevel
gears three to in motion six inch face wi tn bo
Tor the same to run in. 's..... .. .f.r.v ,.
One Single Mill for saving shingles. One Clapboard
Mill, made on an improved plan The above Machines
cannot be equaed for work manshp and durability.
here is good opportunity for those wishing to pur-
chase, as they will be sold at liberal discount.
Also, am prepared to build Gfst and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting, Boiling
Cloth, and Burr Mill Stone to order at manufacturers
prices. MARTIN HOLLISTER, Mlwright.
April, 25 1858, d&wtf aa .8.' D Sn9q
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man with his cavalry, was in the rear OF the
rebels, and cut the road in two places Gen.
Berry was killed, Gen. Devens wounded. Inc
ebels appear to be in force in the rear, IN the
vicinity of Warrenton. Mosebys cavalry at
tackled our troops at that place, but was re-
pulsed.
NEW YORK, May 5th, The Times and Herald
publish full accounts of the battlesIon Saturday
and Sunday. 1t was succession OF desperate
hand to hand conflicts and the carnage was
frightful. Knapp's battery opened. The 26 Penn
from Berry's division of Sickles corps were sent
out as skirmishers. The rebels fell back. In the
afternoon, the rebels again advanced in the CEN
ter, Geary's division of Slocum's corps were sent
forward. A sharp contest snsued. 1t was the
beginning of the battle, all before was prelm-
mary Kane's brigade of the division, broke
and the whole division came back in disorder.
The rebels advanced confident of success, but
an enfIading fire from the batteries planted to
sweep the road checked them.
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TEETH /! df{ TEETH !

IN TUESDAY, April 2sth, shall be in my office at
Montpelier, prepared to attend to all persons wish
ng the services Of Dentist.
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nv TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN Hr
4ro'CLOCK, - r. S NJ
...t .ss5n--- '.-sss.. -. IS .-trfH ,ihh
,pOu HOOKER,S} ARMY.
The Nights of Fredericksburg taken /.
1000 PRISONERS CAPTURED.
Is .-~ u4 i-eat -
Heavy Fighting on the Right
nsGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF HOWARDs
trga. CORPS. -..
Hooker calls Berry's Division 10
the Rescue.
nsGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF HOWARD
.g.ss. CORPS. -....-.
A SILENT BAYONET CHARGE
Jackson Forced to Retire.
EIGHT GINS CAPTURED FROM The
REBELS.
New YORK, May s.

There was a general battle on Sunday IN
which our troops were victorious. FreoericA'-
BURG is ours There was terrible slaughter OF
the rebels. Four thousand prisoners and elght
guns were captured.
A great battle ragged on the Rappahannock,
Saturday and Sunday, which on Sunday nighs
remained undecided.
New York, May 5th. The Herald Extra OF
this morning says their latest dates from Fred
ercksbuIg are up to IL O'Clock, Sunday fore
noon. A severe fight has been going on since
the previous morning The heights OF FRED
ercksourg were CALAMITY stormed and captured
BY our troops under Gen Sedgwck, with loss
of 800 killed and wounded.
Jackson threw his corps, 10000 strong, on
the llth Army Corps, and, the Times says, the
cowardly Dutchmen gave way and fled IN disor-
der The rebels at this time captured ii guns.
Gen. Sckles corps was sent to oppose jackson,
and repulsed him, capturing some of the cannon
taken from the 18th corps, and 1000 rebel prls-
oners. ....
When jackson s corps of 40 600 men rushed
on Howard, Devens' division disgracefully aban-
doned their position, behind their breastworks
and rushed panc-stricken towards the headquar'
tiers. Our right was thus completely turned
and the rebels in fair way of doubling US up
Hooker was Immediately in the saddle, anC
shouted to Gen. Berry, " General, throw your
men into the breach and receive the enemy OF
your bayonets. Don't fire shot They can ,
see you"
They rushed gloriously, at double-quick, tt
the rescue, pressing forward, horrid array o
glistening steel. The enemy were checked an(
retired to the breastworks just abandoned BY
Howard's corps. Batteries were immediate
ly massed on the crest Of a hill pouring in
terrific fire until late in the night. Gen. Pleas
anton also checked the enemy with hyin,
battery of a dozen guns. lie drew up his lit
tie brigade of cavalry with drawn sabres, t
protect the guns. lie had them double-shotted
and swept the enemys position with a murder
our fire. ..t.. ...-t
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From philadelphia Bulletin
May $40 A. NJ. Washington papers an
nounoe a great victory at fredericksburg. The
heights beyoniF fredericksburg stormed Guns
and over 2O0d prisoners captured. 1t is also
sported that Gordonsville is captured.
Among the killed and wounded are Gen. Ber-
ry, killed, Gen. Deyens, wounded twice, 6 n.
Mott, wounded twice, Col. Mcknight, lO5th
Pa, killed, Col. Riley, 18Th Ohio wounded and
left, Col. Lancaster, 10th Pa, killed, Col.
Stevens 4th Excelsior, killed, Col. Potter, 10Th
N H., wounded in thigh.
The fighting on the right Of our line was con-
tnped with great fury on the afternoon Of
Saturday. During the night, and on Saturday
moraing, Gen Lee appears to have concentrated
his forces upon this point, and partially aban.
dOned the offences of Fredericksburgh. 1t was
Chanceporyille that the principal strength Of
hooker 9 army had been mas8ed, and the fight
ing was Terrific, Three assaults Of the enemy
were successfully repulsed Meanwhile Stone
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PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in Wlliamstown vt.
comprising the new Gris Mill, House and Barn, saw
Mil, Store and aboutl2 OF land The above prop
ety pays Is per cent and will be sold on reasonasl
terms. Enquire OF L. T. Kenney, Bars VT, or ca the
pre- naises. 'era., "a ASHLEY HUBBARD /
fSw3m@ e+-i - ga8 ~ .auedlh 4a
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Rhodes Standard Manure

being pr epared for immediate application, be used
it to be powed unde-. When agrculturists lear the
true value Of this Standard Manure they will not suffer
themselves to be without supply as in Of repant
ing backward growth Rhodes Manure apple top
dressings produces speedy growth This Manure does not
fire.
Pamphlets containing full particulars of Rhod es' Stan
dard Manure be obtained of I'D.
BANCROFT & HOLMES 80
Montpelier, Vt.
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-.|.. RHODES ....
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 o. 300 pounds per of this
II standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble PhOs
phoric Acid, (the indispensable nutrmen of pants
an .LI7
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EVERYTHING CHEERING

New YORK, May 5. A letter from Falmouth
dated Sunday, 10 O'Clock in theafternoon states
that Gen. Sedgwick attacked the Nights of Fred
ericksburg and CALAMITY carried them by
storm, capturing the 10th and 18th rebel Mis-
issippi regiments, one company of the famous
Washington artillery of New Orleans, and part
of Alexander's artillery in all guns and over
1000 prisoners. @ .l i ..t.4s
The following is dated Philadelphia, May ::
The Washington Republican has news from
the front up to 10 A. M. Monday. 1t confirms
the capture Of all the Fredericksburg works.
Everything was successful to that hour
. The rebel batteries at Chancellorville had
been silenced. A number of heavy guns had
been captured, Two thousand rebel prisoners
were captured that morning.
Dispatches also confirm the cutting of the
railroad between fredericksburg and Richmond
by Gen. Stoneman.
CINCINNATI, May 5. Hon. Clement G. Val
land1gham was arrested at his residence at Day
ton, Ohio, this morning, by q detachment of sol
diers, who went up from Cincinnati in special
train last night #-
The soldiers were obliged to batter down two
or three doors in his house before they could
reach his room and take him.
His friends there rang the fire bells and called
out the people, when an attempt was made to
rescue him, bat failed. He was brought to this
cit2
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OTTCE.
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

'NHE undersigned having been in the Commit ssi on bus
ness for some time, aud kDowing the wants an ne
cessity of immediate sales and remapces Of the sales
of Produce would Inform Me chants nd others who ship
Produces to Boston Market that are prepared to make
sales OF all XII ds OF Produce sent TO care immediate
ly on ts arrival and The proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to The conscnor For ability to do So we
refer to Hon RODERcK RICHARDSON, and for particu-
lars, prices, &c, TO A w, WLpER. both of Montpelier.
HARVEY & PARKER,
~ Commission Merchants, 70 5uHo.h
fw6ml6 No. So. Market st., Boston.
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z e MOVAI

On Saturday. May 9th can be found in my new office
state Street between the Freeman Office aud BaIIou
Boveland's Bso Store The first person orrtU g al my
Office Saturday, Nay Of, needing artificial teeth Inless
they have previously engaged them of meha have them
furnished on the rubber plate aud all other
persons engaging work that day shall have done at
a liberal dSCOaHt. Work warranted in all cases.
Montpelier, ABR. 1868. JOHN NJ. CUMEGhS. F
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...<.. G., f. BIXBY, 2 ~
A U S q = 80 ~e
CHELSEA, VERMONT.

THE only person holding LICENSE o manufacture
L the'Vuic mite. or Rubber Plates in said town. ~
Read The following certificate, and look out for IN
FIRING Frs Of the DENTAL UBBER PATENT, which il
under the exclusive control of the American Hard Rubber
Company: .fF .itE E...|.L 1e1H
PATENT VULcASITE DENTAL AGENCY, ]
-' No. "a bleecker street, New York.
This certfes that f. Bixby is duly authorized by
to manufacture the Patent Vulcanite Rubber Gums
and Plates, for Artificial Teeth under the Goodyear pa
ent. The public cautioned against employing Den
fists who have no License to manufacture such Gums
and Plates. as patients using dentures, de by Ia
frngers equally liable for damages With the maker
r Vender.
AMERICAN HARD RUBBER COMPANY.
B. W FRA KILN, General Agent.
Teeth flied with inc Gold Silver and all oper atoms
pertaining to the profession performed with
and dispatch at Reasonable Prices.
Persons coming from distance will have the amount Of
their travelling expenses, reasonable portion thereof,
deducted from their bills ...f .. .slE
All work warranted, and perfect satisfaction GUARANTEED
in all cases charge.
Chelsea, May 1868. ~s H...
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ARrTHNfETrC
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Letter from one OF Col. MuIIIgan's
Boys.
CAMP MULLIGAN, I
HARnY Co W Va Oct q


Editors LNtslligeneer ia zs4.sF
We last hailed from Romney, now from
Petersburg, Hardy Co., w. Va; marched
from ROmpey September 2Tth, Sunday,
camped at Burlingt0n for the night; re.
sumed our line Of march for this point.
Monday morning; all in good spirits. Tees
day evening O'Clock p. NJ, we made our
present camping ground. Petersburg Is
located on the Franklin pike, 20 miles from
Burlington, in q fue county, good land
aud water, but much desolated by the war.
The town is composed Of about 80 70 40
houses, some very nice houses, one grist
and one saw mill with one factory.
This Is fine camping ground and IhaVs
no doubt but the boys will be we'll pleased
with it. / am certain that the boys are
very well pie ised TO get back again TO Col.
Mnlligap; We served under him ten months
at New Greek; in that time We learned that
he is severe disoipliuariau, but We have
become used to that sort of thing and now
we think the more of him for It; he Is al.
ways HpproaChable aud If you haTe busi-
ness with him you can always expect sat
isfaction.
Col. johnson is a plain unassumiug man,
and he executes discipline Withoutsthe least
noise or confusion in il. The fact is he is
severe IN discipline aud yet he is 30 mild
! in his manner that no one would dare to
take u6euse. On the march You could
occasionally see the Colonel aud Major
Moore Walking in the dust toting some
poor priVatsIs gun while the men them
selves rode their horses, mind Of pass
ling a citizen on the march. He drove to the
side Of the road With his carriage 70 let the
regiment pass, aud il would have made
you laugh 70 see him peep out Of bic bug
gy aud stare down on the eagles as the Col
0neI passed in the dust, on foot. sup
pose he thought that strange place for
the Colonel TO be, but It Is q characteristic
of the man; he is willing to bear . share OF
the haFdships.
We are 40 miles from the railroad; the
pike winds through q very good county.
The road is . good one and everything
bears the mark Of wealth aud good living,
in day past and gone. It now bears >
mark Of hard times. On this 40 miles Of
road you can see bat one church and one
school house, and they are both Inferior
ones. Nov judge the community by this
mark and what an amount Of iguOrance
must abound in this county. have eon=
Guided that nothing but powder, lead and
steel properly applied could secure justice
TO children yet Unborn IN this country, and
I understand that ignorance abOundS With
l,tbe masses the more IS you advance on
slave grou1d. We are all IN good spirite.
notwithstanding the unfAvorable hints that
come from the Southwest We think sour
heso still safe il he holds OhatianoOga
against the whole Southern COnfedeFaey,
aud We are Satisfied that the enemy has
been defeated IN his dssisps. Eaough af
this ttne- D. B. 4.
: y /.