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RICHMOND, Lugust 4. 1861.

fe Governor Of TeRnsssee-Mc DcueHs Official
Report Gari5alai as q U. s. Generci-TrrginiG's
Share Of the Proceeds Of The Public Lands girea 70
PierPont.
RICHMOND, august a, 1861.
The Hon. T. A. R. Nelson, Of your State,
concerning whose arrest as a suspicious per-
son l wrote you in my last, was yesterday dis
charged By the authorities Of the Confederate
States. mr. Nelson gave satisfactory assur-
ance5 of his loyalty to Tennessee, and ce-
clared bis purpose to abide by her ou.spoken
will, and share her future destiny as a member
of the new Republic. He has gone home q
wiser man, and it were well that all who uni
ted with him in resisting at the polls the oTdi-
nance Of secession, would now give in an I'M
besitating adhesion to the new order Of things,
and thus disembaTrass as far as possible the
future action Of The State. Those who resist
the great movement Of our people within our
own limits will either be hanged or sent into
perpetual exile, and it is only a question of
time as 20 this result. Unfortunately for the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, a much larger
number Of treacherous citizens remain upon
her soil, to give her annoyance, than are to be
found in the disaifsIted portion Of Tennessee.
Your traitors constitute so contemplate a nil
nority Of the population, that they can impede
the patriotic eGJrts Of the State but little, and
will soon fly to regions where they can pur-
chase safety by submission to a despOtisla.
Tennessee is no coDgenial climate for in
CRATES and PARTICLES. The stirring message
Of your governor comes like the peal Of a
trumpet across the mountain border, and it
will be responded to by the honest and fearless
manhood of the country from the French Broad
to the Mississippi. Such an ally, in time of
war, ia a tower of strength, and it will not be
long, if this war continues, before the %insolent
enemy will feel that the Tennessee reserve is
no imaginary terror, held up to frighten them
into recognition of our independence, las they
seek to scare US into subnisson by immense
Isvies on paper but a vast body Of living men,
resolved to resist tyranny to the death.
McDoweIps official report has had the bene-
fit Of an airing in our daily papers, and ig
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FT~Ths entire military force at Washing
ton aud Alexandra is stated to be only about
5000. Il is, however, being daily increased.
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cY7The 18th, 17,h, and 18th Mississippi
regiments, now in Virginia, have been organ
Ized into brigade, under the command Of
Brigaiier General Evans. They have been
ordered to Leesburg, where all letters should
be addressed.
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Milne, commander-in-chief at Halifax, in a
private letter to the British consul at Boston,
says: "I see a long article il some Of the pa
Pers, and extracts from a letter from Fort
Pickens, abiding TO orders have given. All
IcaR say is, that it is not my version Of the
blockade nor my orders on The subject"
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q The Marshal of the Confederate States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia exposed to
sale on Friday, August 10Th, in FredericEs-
burg, the schoOners Margaret, Of New York,
and Nary Pierce, Of Boston, captured by the
patriot forces on the PntnInac river.
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CoEFEDERATE CoNGREss.-This body was
in secret session on the 18th, as usual. The
only portion Of the proceedings made public is
a series Of resolutions affirming the Judicial
right Of the privateering system. They are
substantially the SAM as those heretofore pub
lished in a similar connection. A number Of
appointments Of officers in the navy were con-
frned according to their old rank in the fed
eral service. Robert Tyler, of Virginia, was
appointed Register Of the Treasury.
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FRoM VIRGINIA. special dispatch from
Lyach0urg, dated the 14.hs to the Knoxville
Register, says: "The army Of the Northwest,
under Gen. Loring, at last accounts, was at
Big Spring, POcahontas county. He has now
a large army under his command, and is slow
ly advancing westward but in less than a
week, will, without dosbt, reach POilIippi en-
route for CIarksburg, where Gen, RosencTanz
is ~encamped."
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"The Richmond Dispatch, in speaking Of
the federal prisoners at, that place, very pro-
perry recommends that a number Of them
might be singled out to be put in irons, equal
to the number Of our privateersmen whom the
tyrannical scoundrel at Washington has OrBa-
mented in that manner.
Our contemporary adds: "Our only regret is
that more of the Congressman and politicians
were not taken prisoners, for it would be much
mere satisfactory to make examples Of the
ringleaders than of their brutal instruments"
q Gen. ZoIlicofer has is ued an order
from bis headquarters at Knoxville announc-
ing that be is authorized to receive into the
service OF the provisional army Of the Confed-
crate States, volunteer infantry companies, to
be formed in Lee and Scott counties, Virginia,
for the term of twelve months, or during the
war. The companies will be required to furn-
ish their own rifles, and are to be employed in
guarding The mOuntain passes in and on the
borders Of these counties and The county of
Wise, in Virginia.
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Cz57It was rumored in Nashville on We'd
nesdaY, upon apparently reliable data, that
Geo. W.. Bridges had been arrested near the
Kentucky line, BY the party that went in pur.
suit Of him. Bridges was en- route For Wash
ington, claiming to be a member OF the Lincoln
Congress from Tennessee. We sincerely trust
that the rumor is correct.
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REaNKETs FoR Tnz sOLDEEEs.

BLANKETS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
The near approach of The autumnal season,
and the almost certainty of the continuance Of
the war, suggests not only the propriety, but
the necessity Of supplying our troops in the
field with warm clothing and warm covering.
1t will not probably be within the power Of
the government to DO this, and much necessa-
rily depends upon individual effort. On this
subject the following suggestions Of the West
Tennessee Whig are the most feasible and
practicable we have seen:
The supply OF blankets in the stores are ex-
bausted, and the possibility OF supply from the
North is cut off by the rigid non-intercOurse Of
the war, while the blocksding Of our sea-Ports
cuts US of from all hopes OF a reasonable sup
ply By importation. How, then, it may be
asked, are the wants Of our soldiers TO be sup
piled? It can only be done by every fam ly
giving up a portion Of the blankets they have
for fsmily use, to the soldiers, and supplying
the deficiency thus created by making "con-
forts,D out OF cotton, for their own use. These
comforts do we'll enough for persons in com
Portable houses at home, where they are not
exposed to the weather, and our people are ex-
pected 10 make use Of them, and send their
blankets to the soldiers. TheTa is no time TO
be Lost in doing it, either. Before many are
aware Of it, the cool nights Of early autumn
will be upon them, and what they do for the
comfort Of the soldiers, they must DO quickly.
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CT A Virginia exchange contains the fol-
lowing
BTownlow's Wing, an incendiaTy paper in
Tennessee, has ceased to exist, and the traitor
BrownI0w has fed the State to take refuge
with the Lincoln government.
There seems to be some mistake about this.
We have heard the rumor of this papers sus-
pension reliably denied, and are confident that
BrowDlow has not yet fed from the limits Of
Tennessee, to seek refuge in the bosom of his
father Abraham.
G By the following, from the st. Louis
BuIietta, it will be seen that the money OBJ
tanned from the st. Louis banks, for the use Of
The Lincoln authorities, was a forced loan.
Fremont did not solici! a loan-he made a de.
nnaad for one, and the banks yielded:
The officers and directors Of the several banks
Of this city were in session this morning to de-
termine their course with regard to the demand
Of S250,C00, made by Gen. Fremont yesterday
evening. The result Of their deliberations is
at present unknown. The general opinion is
that they will not accede to the demand, and
the money can only be procured by the bayO-
net.
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e. TIE Oxford (Miss.) Mercury has sus-
pended. It gives the following apology for it:
" The total prostration Of business Of all kinds,
and the failure OF those wac owe the Office to
pay of their Indebtedness, together with the
unmistakable Indications that there wi. be
no change for the better in The financial wo;ld
for several months to come, has suggested to
US as a man Of business that the most prudent
move would be to suspend until the Zines get
heftrr.o
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ca Tie Federieksbarg (ya.) Recorder, Of
the 18th inst, says:
"We learn that one Of the soldiers belong
ing to the Arkansas regiment shot and killed
a member Of the same regiment IN a personal
alteration on Sunday evening last at their
camp across the riverD
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c. The Redmond Whig says: We observe
that the correspondents Of several papers are
amusing themselves and readers BY predicting
tie eer4pro sf FUrtrvss monroe by Gen, Magru
der. OF course this is all intended as fun at old
Buffers expense-the place being impregrable,
ualess all approaches 10 ii '0sre cat of. But We
agree heartily with those writsrs-lat Magru-
der takeit, and we will make him king"
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EEy7 A new military company has been
organized at Oxford, Miss, of which Col. J.
F. Cusbman has been elected captain. So
saws a Mississippi exchange.
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Discharge Of Hon. T. 4. r NeLsoH-PToclamGhoH Of
The Governor Of TeBnssSee-McDcweTS Official
Report GGribaldi as q U. s. G-cnsrCi-TtrgiHiG's
Share Of the Proceeds Of The Public Lands qirca 70
Pierp0nf.
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GET The Richmond Enquirer understands
that it is in contemplation to arrange, If pos
siBle, for the use Of the Warrenton, Virginia,
Springs as a hospital for our army. 1t would
L. q rnrnL InIi-hEPuI sant
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ME NJ = HIS.
LaFgEsT0acUL,TIOS Ii TIE cITE'

SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49,
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IMPORTANT EXPEDITION To WESTERN
TExAs-We learn that Gen. Fremont received
a dispatch from Washington Yesterday, in
which it was stated that an expedition Of
troops is to be fitted out for Western Texas.
Gen. Sumner is to command four regiments Of
infantry and one Of cavalry. The expedi-
ton will consist Of the hest soldiers in Caiifor-
MIA mostly such as have served in the Mexican
war. They will probably arrive on the west
ern border Of Texas in forty days from now.
st. Louis Republican, 10th.
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Co Among the recently deceased vOlun-
teers in the hospital at Richmond, we find the
names Of the following: Albert J. Eatman of
the 11lh, J. C. Flaror of the 18th, and -
Goodman Of the 4sh Alabama regiments.
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TWO EEw 1ARPAUL1Ns Ter sale b.
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Mails in Montna,;on

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail clasa,
rvies at IL p. m. "a
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at AK,
at 80 a. M. Ill., AT,
All matter for these mails must be iun.oa
lime Of ctosmg, to go The same dqv. ''9"'h
BARRE mail arrives daily at 83Ja.ma.
day on arrival Of Southern. ''" e';
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daily at 400 a. m. "P
DANyILLE arrives Tuesdays, Thurs,avs ava,
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WINTER IN VIRGINIA AND MARYLASD.--To
those who have relatives in the army, stationed
in the states above named, and who are not in
formed on the subject, it may be matter of in.
terest to know what kind of winter will have to
be encountered by our troops. What would be
called Winter in N. e. is there comparatively
very brief, not generally lasting over six weeks,
but while it does last, owing to the often closely
succeeding freezes and thaws, SHOWS and rains,
is very disagreeable This period begins about
Christmas and ends by the middle of February :
while all the rest of our winter months are there
by no means uncomfortable, being often dry and
resembling our Indian Summer $50 that we need
not apprehend much suffering for our army there,
for the greater part of the coming winter months
and if it moves further South the inconvenience
will be proportionally less.
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REGIMLNT. Mr.. r. G. Nj. Woodward, Of ST
Adams, has been appointed Surgeon Of the 9th
Regiment, and DR.. c. NJ. Chandler of Mont
pelier, the Assistant Surgeon, We doubt not
that the principal is "A highly competent man,
and young DR.. Chandler, the assistant, We all
here know to be such, having stood with the
three best Of the large class with whom he
graduated, at the Cambridge Massachusetts
Medical School, and since, we'll known as sue
cesSful practitioner.
We also learn that f. J. Swift, of Middle
bury, is to be Quartermaster Sergeant.
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.$g,f(orrie0.

In Northfeld Falls, Oct %, by Rev. Gen. F. VEL,
Mr.. Charles II Freeman of Moretown, and Mss Olive
Spaulding Of " aitsded.
In Morristown, Sept Is, by Rev Nr. Bartlett Mr. w
H. H. Whitney Of MiddleseX, ans Miss Susan BenDt'
of Morrstown.
In Randolph Sept. /, by Rev. Henry a. IIa@n,N ..
seph 9. Cody and Miss Hattie Webster, both Of NORTH
Held.
Nathan Fairbanks of Woodstock, and Miss Celnd' N
Willard of iartaHd.
Also, at the same place, Oct, LIST, by the same Nj,
Daniel W. Boyce lad Miss Elizabeth II. heaiy, o"h
Woods took.
In Watcryille, oct LIST, by Rev F Garyn, Mr. B!i
CroTel of Hydepark, and Miss Helen Patch OF 1Oln'N
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The WINDSOR RIFLES SOLD BY ORDERS OF THE
GovERNoR.-The disposal of the Windsor
Rifles, belonging to the State, by the orders of
Gov. Fairbanks as mentioned in his message,
was doubtless very judcious measure. They
never hereafter, would bring so much and what
adds to the merit of the measure is the tacs that
the rifles were going to help arm Fremont s
forces in Missouri.
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Vermont Bible Societv

The Anniversary Of the Vernon, D.,
ETY. will be held at Montpelier, on w,1 a' S
the 10th day OF October. '''F'l'
The Directors will meet at The po
Depository at II O'Clock A. NJ ~ ~"
will meet in the same place at 2oc,o., D., '' ,I
Anniversary exercises and Sar,n H.
Brick Church, at 6 II clock in ,ho ~
W. II. LORD, See v NJ !
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Ordination Of the Chaplain Of the 9th Regi-

The ordination Of Edward p Stone, the prom
ising young clergyman who has recently beer
appointed the Chaplain Of the 9th Regimen;
now encamIed here, took place last evening al
the Brick Church. The services were ~ fol-
lows
Invocationand Reading Scriptures. by Rev, G
c. Parker
Prayer by Rev. f, I. Carpenter
Sermon by Rev, Dr.. Drake.
Ordaining Prayer, by Rev. W. X. Lord.
Charge, by Rev, j. F. Stone,
Address, by Rev. L. II. Stone
Right Hand Of Fellowship, by Rev. j. ?.
Stone.
Concluding Prayer, by Rev. j. howard,
Chaplain Of the Senate.
The services throughout weFe of high order.
The Sermon was excellent and the Charge, Adj
dress and Right Hand Of Fellowship, delivered
as they were by the father and unclcs Of the or
daned, were unusually solemn ard interesting.
The following private letter Was addressed
to Fl. Spaulding, Esq, Representative tron
Panton, "ho kindly allows US 10 publish it.
CAMP ANDERSON, Oct 6, 1861,
Lebanon Junction, Ky.
DEAR FATHER You will perceive by tia
date OF this, that our regiment has been oy-
dered to the dark and bloody ground ana
that we are under the command Of Anderson
the hero Of Sumter; have had the pleasure
Of seeing and convcrsipg with him and founl3
him very pleasant and ahable man.
Our regimen: has been at this place more
than week, which is longer than we have
remained at any one place sinos leaving
Palmyra, Mo. Our regiment was nearly de-
cimated by the fatal railroad accident which
occurred to it. We commenced caraping with
nearly one thousand men, but we can scarce
ly number more than six hundred men, al
present. Owing TO the unhealthiness of the
climate where We have been stationed, scarcs-
ly man has escaped sickness in some form.
myself have never enjoyed better health.
am acting as assistant Surgeon of the
regiment, and have performed several opera
tlons, requiring more or less skill. | have
had excellent opportunities for Improvement
since joining the army. [ have been offered
Leutenancy III our regiment, but declined
it for the sake of my profession.
thlnk 1t very probable you will hear of
battle in Kentucky soon, and from present in.
dcations | should not be at all surprised if
the struggle should be transferred from Vir-
gnia to this State should we have an en-.
gagement | will give you the full particulars.
Direct your letters to 10Th Regiment, H..
linois Volunteers, Louisville, Kentucky.
Your affectionate son,
D. D. SpAULD1NG
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A STupENDous RAFT oy LOGS During the
late grens food in the Western riye,s the booms
at Williamsrert on the susquehannah, holding
an immense quantity of saw.logs, gave way, and
the lumber, Of untold value, was all swept down
the river and lost. 1t made raft, while pas
sing Harrisbnrgh, filtysi miles long.
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% OF ice.

The Ladies Of the Patriotic Club, Chelsea, VI, hir
forwarded to DR.. 5. W. Thayer, Chairman Il Bol'
Medical Examiners, Burlington VI, box containing:
following articles for Hospital uses twenty-five he
twenty-five pillowcases, thirty shirts, and fygo m'
els, numbering in all, one hundred and twenty,:xar
Giles. " Many daughters have done virtuousy, bltbo
eXcellest them all.N :
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, CCl. 3D. A0o1'

jured up some indignities received; but the
ruling motive of Louis Napoleon doubtless is,
to have finger in the Mexican pie, that Eng
land shall get no advantage of him in the bal
ancc of power.
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Call and Get HOUr IA!

LII persons having claims against 'hc bs ofc'
~ requested to present the for pay mel To- bop d
in the Freeman Building, up stairs, Oet"e'"
aud II O'Clock, before the 18th instant oi1 b1r
All accounts due the subscriber must ROYCE
that time to save costs. D
Montpelier, Oct l5 1861. - - n "
% All letters addressed to me- No. Al NasSa" Jd
after the 25th will receive attention --~
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a SMART Bor DRrsnER-.Tbe drrr
o"p'' davenport sRoxbury Company, 9th Reg.
'ment, IS his son about u years old, who will
Proo"oly DC the smallest drummer in the army
if not the smartest.
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Am nnh AkhAs'Hf NorEs.-The Treasury Depart
ms i've" r vs. d. work night and day sending off the
DC" treasury notes. With an immense force
Employed, the department. has only been sns
nieu 10 supply the subscribers to the 10Th os
September. A''N u
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Posi- Office lNOtiCe.

| am prepared to exchange stamps Of the new S'''
an equivalent amount of the old issue, durInBa F'
six days from the date of this netce and the l"''
not thereafter be received in payment OF poS'"s'
tiers sent from this office. ,tvpN
SlMSON SINCLAIR I'm
South Hardwick, Oct. IA, 1861.
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20 Files of the latest New York and Bos ton
papers will be at all times at the FREEMAN Or
rIcE, and those desiring to see these papers can
do so by calling at this office.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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SENArE.--Prayer by the Chaplain.
b'As tnhod@ced.-By Senator EdmunJs, to
reduce the capital stock of the Merchants Bank
to 5000 shares at $40 each read twice and re-
TERED to Committee on Banks. By Senator
White, providing that the accounts of the Sn.
perintendents of the common schools shall he
audited by the selectmen of the several towns
and when so audited shall be paid from the
Town Treasury; referred to Committee on
Printing;
Resolution O6ered.--By Senator Pow