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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

ca The recent copious fall of rain has
been attended by marked improvements
in the maturing crops, but little fall in
prices Of farmers produce. Yet this
high price of produce is not the fault Of
the farmers. who cannot be blamed for
taking all that is offered them for their
products. We advise them to sell. how
ever, now when their commodities must be
nearly or quite at the highest figures they
will reach, for the present steep prices
cannot hold. and somebody will by and
by be caught with more butter and cheese
on hand than they can carry" and VIC
prefer that it shall be the spectators and
not the farmers who shall make that loss
Freeman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

SOCIAL BALL. |. Ncsmith. of the
Village Hotel in this place, will give the
gay and festive" chance to enjoy them
selves, on Tuesday night Of next week.
Robinson's Band is to make the music.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

New PAPER AT NEWPORT learn
that there is to be Union paper at New
port, the type, presses, &C., from Irasburgh
which used to print the Express
having been purchased and removed, only
await suitable man to "run the ma.
chine"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
Co-partnership.

THE undersigned having purchassst;uus & v ash.
i in trade OF the late firm OF h.N' tnr the pur-
burn, have formed co-partnersna,lp nsiness. IN.
pose Of doing general me Taahh",n Il Wiswal.
az the old stand in adys Falls wnsss 50 'Ii il
e'a''y pe''o"'N Royal G. WASHBghN'
ADNA v. WIswALL. J
August 9th, 1864. .a,o the late firm Of
p S.--All persons indepteu " ,,,,bus.
Akin. e. Washburn, will settle wiz" W. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
Boston Markets, Aug. 2,.

Flour-Western, 1915 to 1900
Pork-Prime, $50 90 to 81, Meas GO, M
to 400 ~'''"
Beef. 5000 to $500. Lard, 20 90 to %
Hams, IL to Il; Cheese, 10 to "a. Eggs "a.
Butter, As to so. ee' -''
Potatoes 81, 10 to 20. Dried Apple LOTT 70
Beans, S2,25 to 800. Peas, st, 90 to 0, 90:
Herdsgrass seed, $500 to 1925, Clover, 10 to
IA. XII AZ "
Starch IL to 10. Tallow, 10 to l6
Wool.-Full Blood Merino, ZIG to | ia. Tbroo
fourths blood, 10 to Isl Haltblood, IS to so :.
Common, l 90 to 05. ~ w
Corn. SLIP to Lie. Oats, l,05 to Ito. Rye.
Hops 20 to 25
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

~ More copper has been found in
this town, north aud south of where il
was found on Mr. Bundy's farm, of which
we shall speak more hereafter, as we un.
derstaud that the veins are to be scientif
ically examined.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--A stranger was
robbed Of $75 in Burlington, the other
day, while going from the boat to the ho-
tel early in the morning. The robter as
saulted his victim with knife, aud com.
PEELED him to give up his pocket book.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

a. The Republicans of johnson met
in caucus last Saturday Evening, and
nominated Samuel Bedding for town Rep
resentative. M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

ca We have in our Office blackberry
brier that grew on Mr.. Lilley's farm in
this town. the length Of which is thirteen
feet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

d. Several re.enlisted members of Co.
E, 9TH Vermont regiment. arrived in
town on Saturday last. We understand
that about 400 Of that regiment have re-
enlisted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore RE nance. name q
between the subscribers, under snv con-
Atkins a. Washburn, is this day by ""''
Ae"' u'''o''N loyal q. wASHBuhN')
Cady's Falls, Aug. 21th' lSof'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
q be sllarktts.
Montpelier Markets. Anr 90

PRovIsIoNs.-Butter, ~ to Is. Cheese M
pie, IL to 10. Eggs, 20 cents. Potatoes, ~ =, r
70. Beans, So 90 to $50. West India SuOor" W
"a to ?6. Peas, Sl,00 to l,5O.. sa'a'
APPLEs-S0.D0 per Dbl.
FLouR-Extra. $il 80 to l., 80. Double E,,,.
$3.50 to li,OU. Super-Extra, Sl4 90 TO "a IN
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn, Sl.T5. Oats N
Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 to 900 per busheI C ~
yer, 10 to 70 per pound. Hay. 81 to 10 Der toO
Rye, $3.50. ~ WI"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

voTEs.-Send in your orders for votes
Be sure and get them in season, and
enough for an emergency.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
Concert and Tableaux!
at the Town Hall
JOHNS SON, VT,

On Monday Erening. Sept. 9Th.
for the benefit of the
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
The Johnson Band, and "Old folks OF
'76." will assist.
We invite all who feel an interest ID .noso fla
left their homes aud friends 10 saw Wv N he
Shin of State" fromthe hands OF traitors IL to
present as the object of the entertainment IS ,h 10
rai Is finds to relieve as much as possible 'nc
pain and suffering Of our brave Vermont oOss to
Doors open al o'clock p NJ EAefc'''' w
commence at II o'clock. :. a.
Adm;ss;on. AZ cts. children, 10 CTS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
BOy w anted.

4 STEADY BOY, who can come wei, ~ Learn learn,
a mended, will find an opportunity vi
the printing business. by immediate app'''
Mt this Office.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
a. Gold fell to 1888 on Tuesday.

or The Democratic and Conservative
Freemcn, hold their Caucus at the Town
Hall in this place, on Friday 2. NJ, next.
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ing The soldier. ps,sei over .,fciy hu, the nexi
ncaehs srain, broke through, killing tho engineer
and hsdly scaiding the fireman.
A GsaaAN locks.ni,h has a pl,n for making
strong boxes withou, keys. inade the box is pacei
clock work, The hand " which the owncr r,,ces
to the hour and minute when he wants Dcsss "
NE box. The clock.work begins to move soon
s The lid is shut, and opens tie locs from the tr-
sfde u the moment which tho hand Of IN, clock
indicates. Time, dcpcnden, upon the owner, s,hs
tcy W The lock-s koy which can neither 10 slolso
from him nor initiated.
Gus WILSON, from sh<lijan'a headquarters a
harrsonhurg, represents that the destruction and
,ap'ure OF rebel property by our cavalry, IN ther
a'" Hfea. raid IN tho vicinity Of S,aunton, were on
= eo'"-~l scale, and most complete In their cxccu-
won Morc than 100 mills were destroyed, the
Central Railroad was badly cut uy. and herd ~
soy oaue and sheep wss brought back 70 usrri-
ssonnurg. 1uerrillas have almost abandoned Fair
J..,y ,cVun'y' 10 operate, It is supposed, In Sher-
EuNniiLA depreciation are hecoming Numerous
on 'he Msdsaipp, River IN spite Of the vigilance of
VIC l'nboat fleet. Thus far ,hcy are more annoy
ing than dangerous Tho steamer Adam Jacobs
,eo'ived thirty shots near 1ipionvilc Thur~iay.
out without damage to person or pr, perty. Tho
ssflc night thc steamer Kcnton was fred into tc-
icw Clarendon, on her way rom White River
i~o hundred shots were fired at her. and abe hsd
harruw escsp. Tho gunboat "No. 80 WAS si-
saekcd near DsIAl's BluHby hundred gieuilas
with muskcts, who lay in ambush on both sides n
NE River The gunboat opened iirc with shot and
MI" rp'n trnt tne gurfi1'ias %afnI"ting into
INC woods. No ono On tho giinboat was hurt.
while eeversl rebels were H. all the River
banks.
btNcR bull terriers have hccomc the inevitable
pursuivants of the 'iions" OF Paris, tho noble
Sport Of rM-killing has become the fashion, and
uls has stnrted new trtdc among the costcrnon
gcrs and chihoncrs II appears that rats on The
ion out Tor food take refuge the slightest alarm
In tho cast metal conduts which cross the trottors
~. ~ raris ami Join the lcadcn pipes which convey
r~in-wster from the roofi of tho houses W tho
secet. A s'on ~ the rni-catch-r, by shs aid Of
mis- dark lantern, pcrce.vcs rat takn, shelter In
one ~ thesc metal water-cpursoS he introduces an
iron shovel mo the Ion tudinal slit in the conduit
mus closing one end. whilc hrs companion places
Al iron cage at tho gutter end by pok,ng with an
IRON rod through the slit the uctlcss rat is Obliged
so ntc refuge In the cage There IA one special
sdept In this usw Ptrisan nrt, who, In the last
eighteen months has caught 1000 rats, whcss
days were ended by the ,cch of tho lu,l terriers
tr'cnSng 10 Messcurs les Mcmbrcs du Jockey
Club.
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Cincinnati papers OF Oct i,h contain the follow.
ing:
Tho moss rcniar, atlc case - then We ever heard
N, and one which VIC presume has no perallci any
whero in the annals of crime, wns ventilated day
or two ago in our Police Court, LIS singularity
aud compexity, together with tho circumstances
that caused the rrcs-c of the thief aer hs hal All
mittcd 10 his guilt, prompt us 10 detail tho VI
some length. About two months ago negro named
Louis Stratton, In company With a friend, also col
orci, entered the banknr.house of Girnorv, Dun
lap n Co, with = bag containing 1900 In gold,
which they wished to deposit subject to the order
name, and II was sgrced that the money should
be delivered N his friend his order, his cdu-
cation, by The way, not having lccn sadly neg
Iesied ~ that OF the owner OF the gold. few
days ago ono William Allen appeared o. tho
Mayors Office snd cnurcd a war; ant to bs Issued
ier the arrest of straiton charging him with tho
larceny oil $4,000 in gold, tho Tloperty Of John g.
Barrett. This brought the c,se ofors Judge War
Ien, and in the testimony adduccd before the Police
Court, the following tncth ere made apparent -
John q Barrett ~ no. money bad lcen stolen. is
resident NJ Louisvillr, aud tho owner Of
slave named Louis Strait n, wh,, some months ago
robbed his master o. his gold OF ais servant.
AZ the snrnc time, and came 10 this city A search
continued for some months, fti'e' 20 discover
the money, but the pcrs stent Efforts OF BAR
rott finally uncarthod HIM Lorc. Upon being
made aware ~ the charyo upon which he
hsd been arrested. through the advice VI
hrs attorney, s,ratton pleaded guilty N taking
the money but set Up the defense that he had boon
guilty OF no crime. Glnyc, who IN Kentucky
steals his mnsters property is not deemed guilty ~
larceny. He had committed no oticnsc agsiDst the
laws o. oAio, and was charged with none. The re-
peal Of the Fugitive Slave Law prevented HE
turn 70 his martcr under its provisions, and re
9uisltion from Gov. Rramletts could not reach him
Tor the reason above stated.
This examination took place on Saturday. but
because of the peculiar ty OF the case. II wss con-
tinuod until yesterday Tor decision, at which Tins
y was called up and dsnlrsed. strntton Ia richcr
through his running away by the sum or about 49,,
nm in grrenhacks at tho present rates ~ gold. and
his freed I'm, which combined If properly used.
may eventually render him su excellent citizen.
and In part he payment for tho years of unrequit
ed toll he has been compelled to undergo.
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From Mexico.
A additional Paces end Rumors.

S.p Yoyk, oets.-An srrivs, to-day from Bsv-
ana announces the arrival ~ that port Of the Span
ish steamer parceionA with sdvices from vers
Cruz to the foth Of September
The Vera Cruz papers contain accounts Of the
abandonment by the French Of various towns and
citieA and their occupation by tho Republican
Gonps Among thcse towns are Zscusltpa and Zi-
sscuaro The French on the other hand still occupy
Victoria city, Monterey, and salhl,o. Frcsidcus
Juarex on his way 70 chihuahua. The Acnpul-
CO expedition has suffered muoh from guerrillss,
and from . scarcity OF provisions.
The Emperor expected .o return 10 his CAPT.
hl on the 18th. lie has been unwell from IN afYcc-
ton Of ths tbroat but at last accounts ives well
enough TO enable tho Empress 70 attend the per.
fcrmancc Of" Lucia" al the opera
There WAS quite accident ~ Medcn on tho
evening Of the f,th. Tho bridge Of the railroad ss
thatplsce gave way while train WAS passing over.
The locomotive, two freight, and . passenger car
wero thrown Into the river, but there were no lives
Lost This sccideni ~i prevent for Hmo The use
OF the road.
Officers on the French vessels ss New Or
leans started report The 2sth, that MaiAnoros
was In possession Of the French on the 2tst Later
news proves this story false Cortnss s SAIL there,
and dsnant - ever
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GENERAL sBERNiAS.
Rebel Depreciation. In the Rear.-Sever
n. hiiuR.

Rebel DepredatIous In the Rear.-Severe
n. hiirR.
Nashville, Oct. On tae Attn inst. large force
sppearod on the Chstanoogs Railroad, near Ack-
worth station, aud les'rovot several pieces Of the
track and burned Rg shanty
rebel force near Dalton, on the Sd, moving in
On eas,criy direction, had 9bO VA ons.
severe tcht occurred At Altoona Yesterday, be-
TWEEN the sarrsl a and body OF rebel infantry.
The Federal loss was considerable. Gen. Corsc
and Col. Tourette were wonnicd. Tn rebel loss
is stated by the prisoners captured to have ic-n
heavy twas expected th.i the oa,ae would be
resumed to-day.
division o. The rcbe fore. wus seen moving up
the Eutoah RveI, probably with the intention Of
crossing to this eide The Tennessee Rvor is scven
feet deep on the shoals and still rising
IcoND risrArcu.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 6.-rhe rebel Captain
Black well, on the 5U,h ult, sum sei anu captured
some guards numbering thirty two at shelbyviile,
Tenn and burned the railroad depot, and Lot of
arms And munitions of war. Ten Of the Federal
rrscners were shot h Blackwell near Fayetteville.
TT. balance we're .el'5ored 70 Forrest. sN n the
latter escs?ed, sni hai reached shelbyville. Ono
hun1red and tfy rebels, under nuva NcNairy,
attacked Lieutenant BLIZZARD, Of tho Ffsh Tenne.-
ser cavalry, IN Charge Of large drove of cattle
from Jacksonville The Federal guards numbered
rrty hsr Of whom wers killed, wounded, or
esrtned, tho halsnce escaped. and arrived hero
safely. There was tsmpcde of the cattle, and
large numbers are snsying through the coun.
vy.
raisp nIsrArcu
Rebel Attack on tiainonr Rcpulsed.
Chattanooga, Oct At o'clock yesterday
rnorning the enemy suacs ed Astoona, with artil.
lery and infantry. TIE position was occupied by a
portion of Gen. Smiths Corps The Hgh,
continued at intervals during the latter par,
~ tho dag, and every move of the
enemy handsomely rep.lsci, with
severe loss to the rebes. In the evening they
hastily retreatci toward psltoa and Dallss leaving
their d., aud 400 t. Coz wounded 10 our pos
sess.on Our loss Was about 800 Killed, wounded,
sud missing. General Corsc Is reported wound
ed. Firns has been heavy in the direction OF
Kencsaw durlu~ the day.
Tbs is the 5rs, fair day s'or rain Of ten 4. =
dursLcp. An the Streams are overtowins and
have washed swav ae bridges a, Ringyold, Re.
sacca and ChaitaL, ocne. Tho two hrst uained
vii be rebuilt today.
A party 4 fftesn suerrilas, under Lieut. Her.
ron, OF the "a Tennessee, having sccrctcd them.
selves near tie ,oal bank At Ke.ly's Ferry, when
the steamer Rclacs landed for coal, Cred on her
and set her on hre. TIC crow scutt' ed her and
saved her hull and tie mach,onery with which she
vss loaded.
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drawn up trfcr- the soldiers, who cried and bevsrd
for thor lives but every man was shot. All fell
but one, who was aho4 through the shoulder. lie
dsshed through the guerriilas, ran through shs
iine " citzeus chs sd and fred u by the hends,
crswlcd under the cara and from thence under The
depot building.
The building was drcd, and he was soon forced
v come out. He emerged from the smoke and
flames and with . club knock ed down two Of An
dcrson's men before they killed him. lie fell
pierced With twenty bullets. The Passengers were
thcn robhed n their wslrhcs u seiry and money.
One younc man was On HE way to 81. Joseph with
hls mothcr. lie slipped hundred dollars IN grc,n-
backs into his bootleg. and on demand handed over
the balance. guerrilla ask cd him n he had So
cretcd any money, and he denied that he ha1. He
waS told that he would Be searched, and II any
Nnds were found on him that he would bc
killed.. He ,hen acknowledged that be had g.
crescd one hundred dollars IN his boot, which was
drawn oil BY she guerrilla. shs money obtsir cd and
The young man shot deed. gold watch was
fount in the boot Of German, aud he was instant.
ly killed
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From missouri.
Arrival of Gen Ewing nj -. ouis- ESQ ape
OF his Command. etc.

81. LOUIS, Oct & &c sneral Ewing and several
officers OF his command reached hero lsst night,
hGvus marched from P.lot Knob TO De Soto with
an eseor, q 10 mcH. From De Soto be took the
cars to this place H.s retrsa, from Plot Knob was
unm- 'ested, until abou; twenty miles from Har-
rison Station, where the rebels stacked him In
force, and were driven hact by artillery with loss
Two other attacks were msic, both of which were
repulsed On arriving At Harrison Station on
Wednesday night he erected some slight treast-
works, planted cannon, and fought tho enemy
constantly until Saturday afternoon, when Colonel
Beyerde, with 600 os the Seventeenth Illinois Caval.
~, arrived from kolls and the rebels retreased.
Fairly on sunday morning the command started for
. Ia. which point they reached the same evening,
with about 700 men and al of his artillery. The
,otal loss of the command from the beginning Of
n, reg. Of Pilot Knob u about 800 postly In
sr'snnsrs
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Inssructisus ~ Rebel Newspapcrs.

Tho following telegram wAs found in the ,ele-
graph Office a, Hlrrisonburg, Va, sisr our troops
entered the place:
by Telegraph. Richmond, Jplg II, Iss4.--To
the Editor of the Rockingham Register TT it OBJ
served that OF the columns OF your paper OF the
sth insf., is heal-d, "News from Earfy's Army :"
and by whom commanded has become OF the hrst
Importance. Il is also desirable thst the eneIny
should be myst0ed AZ " the whereabouts Of Gen.
era Lev himself. Nor should ID 10 stated that Gcn-
eral Ewell has been separated from his corps or
who're he Is. Please bear In mind these 'iPgc~tions
'slgneLl s. CoopEx
Adiutan, snd Inspector uenusl.
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A knowing Rebel OMces-- Highly Import
ant DeveIop ments n True.


Philadelphia, Oct. 6.--The ISournyu has the
., Washington:
Wdshfngtou, Oct 81 have had . conversation
70 day with very Intelligent rebel major.
who has been serving In Colonel Colston's brigade
Of General Hetb's division. he len the rebel lines
on "Wednesday last, and says that although Gencr-
" their imperative will to send everything to he
coumissaria At yet great difficulty is experienced In
giving the troops enough food, even of The we'll
know corn ms. r'9n sn1 The apple, {: RSn
try south and southwest. The crops have
been wized cvsrywhere o. fast as aAtherci
and hurried 70 tho srmy dspol' Tho
able have lcf, those cities aud gono
South Those romalnine are surrounded With sick
and wounded soldiers ana suffer tarrbly for tho
want Of the commone.t neccssaries. Like great
general. Ice has not forgotten his limo ~ retreat
lie has fortified Dauvillo 81 all points very recently,
aud has prepared temporary dcfcnces on tho route
thither. lie has taken number Of bis heavy guns
from Richmond and Lynchburg to Dsny.lle, and
has mohil.sed his aruy ior tho scrcs of
desperate conflicts which he anticipates in
the vicinity Of his present position. He
has been made military dictator, but has
signed compact with the rebel authorities 70 pur-
SUE, NJ far as possible, . certain potitco.miliisry
policy suggested by them. Mr.. Davis and cabinet
have let Richmond. and will probably settle in
Colnnb bia, South Carolina, or Raleigh, North Caro-
anna ammunition, &c, have been cent n Dan
vile, which ia Lees base Of supplies. AL tho
newspapers except the wHIs gro moving south
from Richmond. The rebels have more resIee. for
Grants military sbility than he disunionists ofthe
North have. This rebel says that General Grants
plans of operssons will certainly succeed in the
end-perhaps very soon. iis has been the convic-
ton Of tho solid thinkers Of the South ever snce
Grant landed his army the south bank of The
James River II is southwest Of that river that tho
greatest bsttlc Of modern times must soon be
fought, sud, In all prot sbihy the deesive one Of
the war. Grants plan u ssd To 10 as follows (:
Sheridan VII take Charlottesville and move toward
Richmond from the west. A large force If said to
have taken Abingdon. an important town In south
western Virginia. tho depot Of the products OF the
vast salt mines Of that region. This force Is ex-
Peoted TO move upon Lr~rWs. saor3 lea
with an iuadequase army, II endesvoIlns TO seeP
back oil of these columns but herein is Grant's
| advantage, o., II Lee weakens bis line by taking
away single division, Grant will at once move on
him and use hip up This rebel tails US thai q is
thought Grant win t>ke both Richmond and Petcrs-
burg without ar assault in force. He viii soon
entirely 0ut6aak General ~ end force LIN " ~
| trent.
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BY the arrival Of The steamer Merrimsc We have
news from Louisiana 70 the 3csh Of Cor 'snber. An
order has been issued by General Canby, directing
planters IN Louisisns 10 leave fourth Of Their
cane crop FOR seed All products raised in the De-
psrimen, Of the Gulf arr subjee, to The Lion Of tho
,sborcr. and esn bs held I'll his claims arc scqui,-
ted. Cotton Is declining ss,es were made yes
terdsy 81 Il b7% for middlins. Quotations arc
nominal under she depressing news from New
York. The new General Assembly was To meet
on Monday. October 3D. The rebels have been
completely cleaned ous of the district around Nor
sspsis. The Glasgow arrived from Mobile bay on
the 2s,b Her officers state that all Is quies there
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instantly. Henry McKibb,ns, brother Of the de-
ceased. wss slsc wounded. Tho outraged COM
rsdcs u the decesscd pursued F.ris 10 the honss
cf Or Luman, snothcrsnctorious rcbel They sur
rounded the house and demanded the surrender Il
Paris. Luman surrendered the murderer. when
the exaggerated soldiers pu, twenty bullets through
him. The outraged community refuse to lol tho
traitor he buried from either Of the churches.
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Important from san Deusfuao-Russepel
SubuLutsn Of tho RcbelA

Advieos have bern received here from Ban Do
ninso, 70 The 2Ath ulnmo A s.a,srnont bad been
published in the DiAnio De Ia NAsIsA, Of Havana
that aiter . meeting betwocn General Dingris md
The Minister VI Balaeio> d GuSrics, the rcbcls
sgrecd 70 lay down their arms and submit W shc
Queen. 'withos, conditions Of any kind whns-
ever" because they tired Of war ,nd have q
Last been undcccved. That ell the pr'Woners they
hold arc to be gathered d Santiago dc lbs Csvalle-
sos aud delivered In Monte Christie.
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Army Of the Potomac.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Nothins especially int.
resting was received from the Army Of the Poto-
mac to-day. n sppears however that the sd-
v,nced position gained last week 10 strengthened !:
M, thcre is little danger os the rebels attempting
to islcige our army, General Lee bsing considered
too weak " make such Q movement.