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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-13

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ITEMS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.


New YORK, May l3. The following items
are taken from the Petersburgh Erpress of the
4th
MOBILE, May g. The advance of Com. Por-
ter's heet, consisting of vessels, are off fort
Morgan. Ten more are off Horn Island moving
eastward They are firing occasionally, feeling
tor masked batteries. The forces at the forts
are confident IN thei1 ability to hold The enemy
in check
SAVANNAH, May 8. The Republican says that
the Yankees were accommodating the river and
coast batteries all the morning with their gun
boats. balloon came up nearly at the mouth
Of Augusta Greek, and then descended
AUGUSTA, Ca, May 7. The Mobile Tribune
of the 4th inst. has dispatches from jackson,
Miss. of the I'd inst. The Delta of Thursday
last says the business in New Orleans was gene
rally suspended. Most of the banks are closed
and the city everywhere presents sad appear
ance. The post Office remains open, guarded by
marines The telegraph Offices are closed and
railroad travel is stopped The mutiny at the
fort was caused by the news that the city had
surrendered.
The Delta says $50 men IN tinted and marched
off to the enemy from the fort. One company
stood firm. In answer to the foreign consul's
request Com. Farragut said he would allow them
permission to reach the city on fat boats and
skifs but no steamboats, would be allowed
New YORK, May ID. The Petersburgh En-
press OF the 9th says there is rumor that the
Yankees were landing forces at Burrill's Bay,
or Smithfeld, and their intention will doubtless
be to march across the country some Is or 20
miles and take possession of Suffolk. The ru-
NOR lacks confirmation.
The Atlanta Confederacy of the 4th inst ad-
mits that Beauregard is well nigh Aanked on
both sides, and says it is idle to conceal that it
it has fears for the result.
LYNcHBuRcH, Va, May s. Jackson was still
at Staunton at last accounts. A report was
brought here by an officer Of the 18th Misss-
ippi regiment, that detachment constituting
the advance corps Of EHell's army at Swift i
had been driven in by the enemy and that a
battle was impending. We received intelli-
gence BY letter yesterday to the effect that our
troops were falling back from Green Brier to
Bossack's Depot, III Roanoke County
NEW YORK, May ID. The advance Of the
Galena up the james river created the utmost
CONSERVATION in Petersburgh. The fact that
she had slenced the rebel batteries at Days
Point, and was approaching Pe:ersburgh, caused
& complete panic there.
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TEETH! &f l TEETH !

IN previous advertisement in this paper, announcing
l. had permanently located as Dentist in this village l.
after about six years experience in the Rubber work. unes-
atngy recommended as in every respect spe'orto any
thing else for artificial teeth. And referred to gentlemen
in Windsor and WinlInm Counties who had worn this
work in preference 10 Gold for years who were willing to
testify to its durability cleanliness and iightncss But
had recommended to the people here poison freely
their food, could not have been by sume SmU some,
denounced mere. According their account, (and they
ought to know better ynbJer was everything thai was had.
It would not last two years and the time was final, re-
duccd down t. xix months they h7d seen sets that were
decaing and uitcnNg; 50 tHl was tat any one wear
ing it tainted the atmosphere oi an entire room, c FL
naily, it said lat 'he Chief Agent Of the American
Hard Rubbrr company, Dr Franklin said If he .uinS
have Of teeth, aud then gon- away always from
Dentists be would have nothing but Gold ard that he kept
rotten piece of Eubbe. Oh exhibition Please !cad what
Dr. Franklin says:
NV YoaK, April &, lsi2
Dear Sn:-The charges made against nc are not SO
strange, when consider the reckless disregard If truth
which seems natural to some never made any such
statements for the reason tina. tn Rubber work the longer
it is used, the better evidence hive that will justify
the high hopes Of those who At Garly day adopted il in
their practice simply because III obtained better results
than with any other material These persons after
six years of extensive practice With it, watching Tie differ
influences of health and disease have ,hcstatngy
regard ii superior any and all other substances
and it the exclusion OF ~ metal plates. saw sea
the other day HAT had been worn in The mcu: dav
six years, and id MOI ow The feast sign ofaecom
position, hut the contrary PERFECT
though had been made yesterday. Every body likes it,
and many patients wouldn't take gold plate as gift My
own confidence increases every day it, ana if to
in practice again. had rather have pound of
rubber than pounds Of gold IT. be used base tor
''' ~ b W. FRANKLlN,Ag
was then stated that teeth anaclicrs did not make
any teeth for the her work. as the demand had
ceased The fJlowinglc ter r n Mr. White, the largest
tooth manufacturer in lht worlC, speaks for itself:
Pm;NDElPHiA, April IL, lsG2
Dr. n CoMEGYs: Dear ''ir,-n reply TO your q''es
tion, would say that am now making about as many
Rubber Teeth all OH kinds put together, and If ever
said was making no more rubber teeth entirely misap
pretended the qc.ton,as my experience H. that the demand
Rubber teeth
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GREAT FIRE ON LONG ISLAND.

New YORK, May ID. most destructive fire
has been raging for the last days on Long Is
land. 1t originated near Stony Brook and bur
ned to River Head, 900 square acres Of terri
tory, and destroyed the principal part Of u num-
Der of villages Los estimated at from $500,
600 to $5OOO00.
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CINCINNATI, May Is. The Memphis Avalanchs
of the 9th says the telegraphic news from Rich
mond is painfully significant. Gen. Mcclellan
seems to have been preparing the same fate for
Richmond that Butler and Porter got up for
New Orleans. The same paper says Of affairs
IN New Orleans, that Mayor Monroe and all
the aldermen have been arrested on refusing to
take the oath and imprisoned. Great distress
prevails in the city. Food of all kinds ex-
tremely scarce-hour not to be had atany price.
There is more OF the Federal force yet to be
landed, and the river is fall Of Federal gunboas,
mortars and transports.
The Avalanche says the congressional STAN
pede from Richmond had a very depressing
effect and believed it foreshadowcd the early
evacuation of Virginia. The policy Of evacu
ating this city is played out. We have but
precious little more territory than we can spare.
The Memphis Argus says the Confederate loss
at Shiloh was 1000 killed end wounded. 1t
conlesses the rebel attempts with gunbuats on
heriver a disgusting failure. The correspondent
of the AUGlanchs says that one third Of Folks
army were killed and wounded at Shiloh. The
avalanche of the llth has advices from New
Orleans up to Saturday that Maj. Gen. Butler
mad taken the st. Charles Hotel for his head
quarters. The Evans House had been converted
INTO hospital. The jackson railroad depot
was taken possession Of Saturday morning. The
Federal pickets had been extended as far AS the
crossing of the Jefferson and jackson railroad.
Four gunboats and che transport started TOR ba-
ton Rouge Saturday morning. Seven Federal
regiments had been landed at New Orleans
A proclamation of Gen. Butler was handed in
toal the Offices and refused publication. When
the guard came to the True Delta, and were
refused they took possession, sent for Northern
printers, set it up and worked it Oft in the cdI-
| ton
WASHINGTON, May 10. The President has is
sued proclamation declaring that the block
ade of the portsof Beaufort, Port Royal and New
| Orleans shall 80 far cease, and determined frcm
and after the first of June that commercial IN
tercourse with thsse ports, except as to persons
and things and information contraband OF
war. may FROM that time be subject to the laws
of the United Statcs, and to the Constitution,
and IN pursuance Of the regulations prescri-
bed by the Secretary of the Treasury
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Nso OK GAe tss k-iy wa va company,
hANUFACTuRERs or INDIA RUBBER GOODS, :
70 MIX and u Congress streets.
BOSTON, MARCH 1sr, 1862.
To Mana facturers, the Trade, aud the Public:
In the grant from the ~ Hayward Company to Metro"
poan Washing Machine Company, under the license Of
Charles Goodyear to said N. Hayward Company. for the
of Nulcanj.ed !na Rubber coverings for rolls the
right TO such aplca ion to the ailey machine src
caly reserved and is exclusively ned by the N Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights guar
anteed TO the trade and manufacture and is the only
invention in which the Vulcanized Rubber Rolls and
erings for Rolls do not the shaft, smut the
clothes.
The injunction granted in favor of the N. Hayward
Company, joint COM lalnanis. and the subsequent
grant, with the above reervaton fully establish the righ
to this article in the N Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
Err REPRESENTATION r. FALSE, and evidently in
tended to npose upon the public false Of
title, we'll worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut. N. HAYWARD COMPANY.
THEo. c. WEEKS, Agent
BARRE, May 8, 1862.
This may certify that have used of Baeys W ash
ing and Wringng Machines, and say that it will do
all that is nded, and satisfied that it
one.half of the work in washing and wringng. and will
dry in half tn. time and is great in the wear
of clothes. A. NJ. JACKMhN, Barre Hotel
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON

NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.
However the may be- treccives equal
amount of pressure. 1t is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it be run by power for LAUNDRIES,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although it is
small and simple hachine it is able to do large amount
of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for hree years
past and found to do everything that designed
do And after any buys of them, and finds it
will not do what claim for it, the and have
their money, all agents authorized to do this.
SO there is chance for get humbugged by giving
them trial, and it mny he just the thing yru want
10 wash with this Machine, put your clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suts with
ter, then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require ubbng
excepting the very 'rtiest parts, such collars and
wristbands, which will require bur slight rub with the
nds By this process You vii! be able to do your wash
ing in less than half the time by hand, any
Their machine i'll and niue easier. and and
tear to your clothes like the rubbing board an twisting
to get the wa ter from .heas can the principle
of Machine is squeeze ins,ead of rub and twist,
which evades all friction.
| Ma aufacturrd at Norhfeld, VI.
I A Machine exhibition at Braman h Tilden's.
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MONTPELIER, April II, 1862.
This may certify that Rave used of Bailey's
Washing and ringing Machines year. and
III satisfied that it in my business the help Of
east girl. besides saving large amount in the
and of clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,.
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NHls Machine is adapted to all kinds of Clothes from
L pocket handkerchief to hedqut Ycu wiring
your Clothes in less than qua tier of the time and
much dryer that they will dry half the time and
not njure your Clothes half much when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
ROLLS COVERED WITH RUBBER, and constructed to
run together will great and turn fast and easy
The springs in the rolls constructed to yield the
most in the centre, where the hulk of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them This the
springs with the rubber close tight around the Clothes
that thew come throurh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-15

A9eYearly Advertising on reSsonSbleterms seeor.
made. -
Aladvortiselnsntsf transient persons or tranr
ers, to be paid for in Advance. .
not exceeding i've lines SO per year,
~ ~ ior SIX months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than n square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdVeTtisera own Immediate business; and All
Advertisements for the benefit of other prisons a
we'll ~ all legal advertisements, and Advertisements
otAucton sales and real estate sent In by them muS
be paid for at the usual rates.
advertisements not accompanied with writte.
directions: will be inserted until forbid and charged
acenrdtngly. LtIli} ffN Ff
Notices for Political Meetings to DO charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages Notteesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons 80 cents zach. nonv1I-'50
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the edge of his hole; and when the frow7
comes on, the mouse acts as though h,
had st0maeh-ache. psi f"-ns gas
Comrades, !" says Samyule, ''the enc
my requires another round, and we mus,
do it on the square. Fire!"
Like four-and-twenty Thunderstorm
the Howitzers rOared together, and hat
not the Orange County veterans forgotten
to put in any balls, there is reason to be.
| lieve that some windows would have
been broken. Another discharge, how
ever, was more successful, as it knocked
the top off the chimney.
The Southern Confederacy appeared
ut the window again, and says he:
"If you fellows don't quit that racket
down there, you'll irritate me pretty
soon"
This significant remark caused a sud
den cessation of the bOmbnrdment. and
Samyule hastily called council of war.
'Gentlemen," says Samyule, ''a new
issue has arisen. If we Sirritate the
Southern Confederacy, all hopes of future
troyed" ~
A chap who was democrat suddenly
famed up at this, and says he:
..ar Aho uUO4IIOnISlS CduSeu luis G6rrlDle
war, and it is our business, as no-party
men, to finish it Constitionally. If we
irritate this man, no power on earth will
ever make him submit to reconstruction.
Ask him." ,.. -
Here the democratic chap took large
taste of tobacco, and sighed for his coun-
try tg lf asf.=D
.'Mr. Davis" says samyule to the Con-
tederncy at the window, ''ifw do not
irritate you. will you consent to be re-
cOnstructedv' 71-5H =
''Rconstructed!p says the Confederacy,
-thoughtfully; reconstructed! Ah!'
says he, "you mean, Will consent to be
born again?" - z.z'. ...f i-.e sol
eyes" says Samuel, metaphysically;
will you consent to be born again, as we
have borne with you heretofore2"
The ConfeIeracy thought awhile, and
then says he: D. 4si.5 ssr4.i
Consider me reconstructed" Mis-.
As that was all the Constitution asked.
of course there was no more to be done,
and the Orange County Howitzers re-
turned to their original position in the
mire, the English gentlemen remnrking
that the appearance and discipline of our
troops were satisfactory to Albion.
Fighting according to the Constitution,
my boy, is such an admirable way of
preventing carnage, that some doctor
ought to take out a patent for it as cheap
medicine. Yours to come, and =fat
--a= ia4a ORPHEUs @. KERR
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subdued, and through future years to be
scorned as traitor. If recover, the
moment / can WELD my sword / win return
to my post, and at least die like man. l
do not say this in boasting or defiance, for
really regret that I ever participated in
rebellion, but have done it, and cannot
retract with honor. Therefore, if our
cause must fall, hope TO fall with it.
The time is short. The Federal army
is, moving rapidly upon us. The final
struggle is not far distant. 1t may be the
last time I can ask it will you not send n
few lines? not to the Confederate soldier,
or rebel, if you will call me SO; nor even to
the former friend; but to sick aud suffer-
ing man who longs to know you have still
some sympathy for him"
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Letter from saint nTorys.

Editors Intelligencer: 49, t--. 50
The soldiers stationed here under com.
maud of Capt. Myres, are doing much to rid
this country of secession sway. They daily
go ont in squads over different parts of the
county in quest of secession leaders and
arms. They have so far been very success.
tul, capturing number of tturbulapt
spirits" (Which they, have now under guard
besides large number of arms, Their
presence among us has caused more than
one of the admirers of the Southern Con-
federacy to go with "fear and trembling
and take the oath OF allegiance to the very
best Government on Gods earth-these
United States, .,@.r -
The Union citizens of Peasants county
deeply impressed with. feelings of graft
tude for their happy deIiverance from i'm
pending dangers could not refrain
from making public Acknowledgements to
the soldiers for their unceasing efforts to
wholly extiuguish the dying embers of the
foul treason that has existed in our midst
Accordingly public dinner was given
them yesterday.At the Court House. A
company of Virginia Infantry under Capt
Myres, and of Indiana Cavalry under Lieut..
and assembled beneath the National flag
where they were addressed by a Union
lady. EX-Justice Finn responded on be-
half of the soldiers; after which they par
took of bontiful repast. The rest of the
day was spent by them in listening to pa.
triottc speeches and singing Union songs.
T. s. as close the very worst seccs-
sionist in town has walked up and taken
the oath. Truly there is hope. for the most
hardened sinner.
Saint AfdrJS April IL 1862. E-lHgs
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TFrOm the Springfield Republican,
Society and Slavery.

Nothing Is more notorious than that
slavery has been the ruler of society in the
national city of Washington, for the last
fifty years. Fashionable life there has,
during all this period; been identifie d with
it. 1t was sufficient to bring any man into
contempt, and place him under social ban,
to know of him that his conscience was ten
der upon the subject of slavery. An abO-
litionist in Washington, SO far from being
received into society, has not been safe in
the streets,-hHs not been safe, indeed,
within the walls of the capitol. This so.
ctety has held constant attiliation with that
in the northern cities which assume the
highest rank, so that the Stakeholder has
always found in Philadelphia, New and
Boston large, Influential aud wealthy cir
Gle into which he could go and find him
self Mt home. In short, slavery has been
an exceedingly fashionable sin among fash
iOnable people. 1t has been associated
from the first with what has been, in fact.
the ruling class, and has acquired the re-
spectabtlity which naturally attaches to
such an association, Power has been
yoked with it. Wealth and display have
accompanied it; and all that class, North
and South, that cherish the thought that
the many are made for the few have pat
ronized and justifedit.
We thank God for the signs that the cur
recent MESSAGE of the President assnm;nS n
as the head ofa great Nation, the proubd
that slavery is an evil sometime most
desirable to be got rid of-is a long stem IN
the right direction. The actien of CONGRESS
in abolishing slavery in the District of CnS
lumbia win, when completed, be another
step. But there are other influences which
are doing more than these to render slave.
nv questionable. 1t is coming cyery day
to be more and more fully realized that
slavery is alone responsible for ais infas
nous war. The wealth of this nation has
got to "bleed' for half a century 10 nav the
expenses of a'war which the interests of
slavery have precipitated. "A Thousand
million Of dollars must be earned and paiC
before We can see through the cost AZ this
war. and year after year wealth Win be
Obliged to walk up and pay the taxes
which slavery has levied upon il m
further than This, I'VE tare paying an i'm :
mense .ax,in life to defend ourselves against
the treason of slavery. When this war
closes. theret will be hardly q. fan,ilv nm,
ItoDohel by death. = Look ntytheI i'm Inensp
sacrifice ofiIife aud limb at the recent bat
| lie in Tennessee. {, WhyI the causs of such
a slaughter--and we SPEAK with relation ia 10
Itfoes as well as friendsLought to be forever
4 damned. .sI..i9 - .msIs Il 7Iiu.s4l
/ ! - .;,f.I : y s,J.l,,,i
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9ailgg guteIligeutrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIs1NG.

TEHyEsoLID LINES OF NqNPAREH, COR osR EsscH, ,,oa
LESS, MAXI A SouAAE.
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S. N. PRATHER. ..
wheeling Wholesale q Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- TIE undersigned maybe found at 149
-1SA$9 Main Street, where We ara oxtsnbfVsly
engaged in manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality OF Ladies', Misses, ChiIdren'B, Boys and
uentlemenS HOES, expressly adapted to the tastes
and necessities OF the citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which offer Rt wholesale
and retail At prices which cannot fail to please the
most faStidioIs. iieIi tiGif f'f iH
We invite the trade, and the public, to call and
examining onr goods. While we gratefully remember
past favor5, which hAyo already far exceeded our
most sangune expectations, we hope in The future
70 merit continuance and share large increase
of public patronage t -.f4g.ri -s..54
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
partmBnt, with Experienced aud accomplished me-
chRnicA, arc prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes TO order for the trade and public atf71 -
noy22 t:54 JAS. VI. PILLSBURY & co.
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From the letter of our unsurpassed
correspondent, it will be seen tLat the Or
aDge county HOwitzers, attached to the
Mackerel Brigade, have reduced a rebel
and RECONSTRUCTED" him. The battle was
conducted on strictly Constitutional prin.
ciples, and is said to have given great sat
istaction to the Democratic party: