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HEADQUARTERS, NasuuttE, TKsN. !
Jan al Il. NJ. {
TO Hon. f. H. Stanton .Secrctoryof War
Skirmishing commenced on the evening Of
the 29ih nlt., Oui forces following the cnem
v
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New YoRK, Jan s. The Tunes has the fol-
lowing special dispatch
NASHVILLE, Jan 5. From persons arriving
from tho battle field, learn that on Saturday
nigh during the storm, tie rebels attacked our
men in their riAt-pts along the whole line
There was heavy lighting in tho centre We
Grove the enemy across Stone river. The 77th
Pennsylvania, fret carried the point. On Sun
day morning, Stanleys brigade entered Muir
lrcesboro
The town is much injured by shells Gen.
Stills body was al the Court House. The reb-
els buried their own dead and our officers. There
has been great loss Of confederate life. We
lose about 5000 10 killed and wounded. The
enemy retrcated 10 Tulahoma. Our forces are
terribly shattered Ga. Of 1876 Colonies en-
gagged we lost 10 killed
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RAsai5a4os D@fEior Sc md Tor ne Di.riet afor.
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Nd District, on Tuesday Of each Eeek during the year
snsuing Persons having buantos Ni ad Court arc 10.
vuested to attend TO the same on said court days
z II. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

STATE OF VERMONT, TN Probate Court, holden
WASHINGTON DHrElcT, IS. at Montpelier, on the eJi
day Of December, 4. q. liG2.
DANlp {, CONNER, Administrator of tho estate
~ ut IohH Laird, late ol Woodbury., uii district dc
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deceased aad expenses o Administration II sara estate.
Nhemupnn, II IL ordered by sad Count that said appli
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" In he Green Mountain Freeman, printed At Monipu-
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said time and pace, aud they cause object thereto
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CAIRO, Jan. 4. Gen. SalliyaD with force Of
COCO men attacked Gen. Forrest, On Thursday
morning, ut Hunts Gross roads, Il miles from
Lexington, Tenn. Ii was a severe engagement,
lasting oil day. A gunboat patroed the river
which prevented the rebels from crossing They
fought desperately, but were finally routed and
scattered, with loss Of four hundred in killed
and wounded and 400 prisoners We also took
$50 horses nearly 1900 stand Of arms and a
battery OF 6 guns. Our loss was 500 in killed
and wounded. HhCso losses may be exaggerated
but it is certain, however, that they were very
heavy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
New YoRK, Dec 6. The Tribune has the
following euecial dispatcb

New YoSK, Dec. G. The Tribune has the
following special dispatch
BATTLE FIELD, STONE RIVER, Jan. 5.
Saturday last it rained and all was quiet till
night when the Sd Ohio and 8.h Ind. regiments
charged aud carried rebel breastwork captur-
ing so prisoners and killing many rebels, with
slight loss. During the night the enemy evaou-
ated and are supposed to be retreating to Fay
etteyille.
Our loss in killed ard wounded is about COCO.
The enemy claim that they captured about 1900
prisoners, Their loss is fully as great as ours
Qua loss Of valuable field officers is distressing
The rivers are all rising RAPIDLY. Gen. Which
is q prisoner.
The Murlrecsboro Rebel, Of the 81, admits d
loss Of 5000 in Wednesday battle. They have
lost AT least 2000 since. Prisoners state that
Gen. ilardee and Hanson were killed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

NEw YoRK, Jan, 6. The Tribune says, odi-
t0ially, letter from a well-inlormod source az
Paris, received by the Asia, states that few
days before the letter was written the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs visited the Emperor, and ad-
vised him that modification OF the policy Of
the Empire was required by the public
voice that he was SO far committed to the
present policy be could not change, and there
lore rendered his resignation recommending La
layctte as his successor that the notifications
needed were in the first place, greater hberaliy
in regard 10 Italy. Secondly, the withdrawal
OF the French Army from Mexico, and a treaty
with that Power; and thirdly, Dining in a
note, to be signed ALEC by England and Russia,
to tho Confederate authorities that as the rebel
lion has now continued nearly two years witho t
success, that the interest oil humanity and civ
ilizlton re quire them to lay down their arms.
The writer asserts in the strongest manner
that, Notwithstanding the unexpected and sur
prising character Of this information it is strict.
ly true
Special dispatches from Washington, state
that practical difficulties have arisen and it is
doubtful if tho original plan OF a,egning
Gen. Butler to an essentially African command
will be carried into execution.
Rebel dispatches state that the body of the
federal Cen Sill was left on the field, and three
others are reported killed. Gems Which and
Fay are captured.
JEFF, DAVIS passed through Augusta, Ga, on
the md for Richmond
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6. Comma ndor Bank.
head IN his official correspondence of the loss
Of tho Monitor, says, upon mastering the crew
aud officers OF the boat, on board tho Rhode
Island four officers and twelve men were found
missing
lilo is firmly of the opinion that til Monitor
must have spung a leak Somewhere in the for.
ward part OF her, where the hull joins on to
the armOr, aud it was caused by the heavy
spread as she came down upon the seas.
The Press, OF this city, has Nashville dis.
patch which says that all the bridges in East
Tennessee have been burned, that Gen. Bruce
has recaplured GAINESVILLE and taken num-
Der OF prisoners, aud 10000 barrels of -four.
which he sends here, and that the river is rap
idly rising
BEAUFORT, n. c., Dee, &c. Gov. Stanley
was hung in eligy last night, in lrout OF the
Market House in Beaufort. Considerable ex.
ciiement had been accustomed by political speech
es made during the day in view of the pending
Congressional election. Military matters are
quiet in this Department.
NV York, Jan 9, We have Richmond pa.
pels of the Sd inst
The Dispatch, has long article to the effect
that the Yankees would experience moro ex-
quisitc delight at the capture of Charleston
than in the downfall of Richmond. The latter
would be, except in name, barren victory.
The Dispatch is satisfied that Charleston will
drive back the invaders
The Dipaich announces Stuart's return from
his late raid with 800 prisoners. The last in-
slallmont of l25 had reached Richmond.
Gold was quoted In Richmond at 81, 90 to
$500,
VERY LATEST.
NKw ioRK, Jan. 6. The steamer Mcclellan
from New Orleans the 9th. and Key West the
3lst, arrived this A. NJ. No event Of momcn,
has transpired at New Orleans. Other vessels
Of Gen. Banks expedition had arrived and there
were already in camp at Baton Rouge 10 0oO
newly arrived troops.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

Nav YoRS, Jan, I. Special dispatches from
Washington State that the Richmond Eramina'
Of Saturday last claims that ON the Sd inst,
the rebels were yet in full possession OF yieks-
burg, and had repulsed every assault.
Seventeen men Of Wyudhams command were
picked up last night At Chantilly, by excursion.
lists from Stuarts cavalry.
The Times special says President Lincoln s
reasons for signing the bill admitting Western
Virginia iuto the Union were, first, that /: was
the correct policy of the Administration to
secure as much Ireo territory as possible, and
with as l'ttle trouble Second. that az the
Wheeling Legislature had been recognized by
Congress as the legislature OF tho State o,
Virginia, that body had the authority to adopt
measures looking to the division of the State,
that the responsibility did not lay with those
who voted for tho measure more than with those
who did not vote against 1t, viz. the inhabit.
ants OF the cas- era section Of the State Third
anu the principal reason, that he was bound to
take care Of his friends.
The opinions OF the President were in writ
log, and were read in cabinet meeting. Hall
tho cabinet were opposed to tie measure
NEw ioRK Jan. I. The Steamer New York
from Southampton the Gath, has arrived. Her
news is mainly anticipated.
The United Strriee Castle confidently assert,
tia, the lenlau Islands are to be coded to Greece
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

LoutyllE, Jan, 9th. Headquarters here
are apprsod that proyoas to the Murirecsboro
light large portion OF Anderson's troops mutt.
MED at Nashville and refused to advance. The
remainder, almost three hundred, went into bat.
tie and behaved CALAMITY. No,io.s have been sent
along tho limo Tor the arrest Of large number
reported to have deserted, and their return to
Nashville in irous
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. The President io.day
nominated to the Senate Judge Usher, now As.
sstant Secretary Of the Interior, to be Secretary
OF the Interior, to supply the existing vacancy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

LoulsvILLE, Jan. 8. Murlreesboro adyices
represent the federal victory as complete. The
euliIe rebel army is fleeing toward rollaboma
in great disorder.
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Snyui Orfrrs.

Commando Fabius Sauly, detached from the
command Of the Narrsgausett nnd ordered to return
20 Ncw-iOTk.
Commander :. T.. Woodwork, ordered 70 con-
mand the Narragansett.
Surgeons Samuel Jackson and william Lowber,
detached from ppecial duty ut the Naval Academy
and waiting orders.
Tbn Assistant Engineer Edward II. MAGE, de.
tacbst from the Pensacola, rad ordered 10 dnty ia
the Bureau of Steam Engineering.
Third Assistant Engineer Geo. ". Thorn. de-
Tackled from the Ahnne,ota aud ordered 10 o1ainna'
ton.
Third Assistant Engineer james McGregor. order
ed 10 tho Pensacola.
Third Assistant Engineer WA. Bond, ordered 10
the Minnesota.
Second Assistant Engineer Charles T.. Emery,
ami hIrd Assistant Engineers Is. X. Stevens ana
X. b. Ploits, ordered TO the steam soop Maple.
Commander Andrew Bfysou, ordered to command
the iron-clld steamer Lehigh.
Commander G.. II. Is. Caldwell, ordered to CON-
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Lieut.. james ORane, detailed from the X. Il.
Cnyler, hnd waiting orders.
Lieut.. John Weidnian, ordered 10 the Sangamon.
Third Assisiant Engineers Augustus SacksiI and
Albert j. Kenyon, detached from. tHe Chippewa,
and ord, red Norm 10 examination.
Iliri Assistant Engineers jacob NJ Maray and
Iober Crawford ordered 10 the Chippewa.
Thirl Assistant EugIueer George ". Melville,
ordered 10 examination. Star.