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The national Republican., 1862-01-02
NOV. 21, 1861. NOV. ~, 1861.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
The shortes', quickest aud best route from Balti
more to the
WEST, NORTH, AND NORTHWEST.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
CIIA-GE OF TIME.
CuA-GE OF TIME.

On aud after Sunday, 2ith November, Passenger
Trains will arrive and depart from Calvert Station
az follows
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE
Eltl!, " a. M
Buffalo EXpr2Ss. 3 90 T. NJ
Parktun Accommodation. ..........I.CU r. NJ
Pil'Sburg aud Harrisburg Express ......s.30 2. VI
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE.
Farkton Accommodate On at.............S 10 A. NJ
Eutao ESpreh. ............,..,........s,2O A. NJ
fittsburg and harrisburg Express. .......20O r. NJ
The A. VI, Train from " Washington connects With
the 20 a. n Train from Biltimore for the est
and for !ulilo. Elmira Rochester. Dunkirk, Canaan
daisua, and Niagara Falls, aud for New Yori
CITY.
The II \, n, irai1 from Washington connects with
the 800 L. ". Trsin from baltimore TO West North
aud Northwest, and Emra aud Buffalo and Ro-
chester.
The d. 90 +, NJ 1raiu rom Washington connects
with the 80 =. N. Ir IN from Baltimore Tor Pitts
burg, Harrisburg, and the West, an ID Il direct
neotion Tor Lebanon, tatton, Allentown, and New
York via Central Railroad of New jersey.
Try this route tU New York,
HS- The only Train leaving Baltimore on SUNDAY
l. TIE so = u. Train, for H4rrisburg, Pittsburg
Chicago and the West
he only Train riying IN Baltimore Q" s~"a@
nov27 JAS. c CLARKE, supt
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
Eighth Annuar Report Of the Guardian

Applications for aid witbinohe last year have
been made for 751 persons, most of whom have
received relief. 10 conformity Nth our rules,
q careful examination into the habits as we'll
small portion have been found to be unde.
serving. A steady Improvement 10 this re-.
spect, from year to year, fully Justihes our
assumption that the same care on the part Of
all almsgvors, would soon rid our city Of
street beggars. most Of whom are impostors !;
and Instead OF q large portion Of the aims
Deing perverted to the ENCOURAGEMENT OF Idle.
ness, intemperance, and sensuality, 1t would
60 to the relief Of the deserving, thereby op.
Grating as constant and powerful motive for
slowed on them, and make such efforts AZ they
can for their own support. The privations OF
many who do not ask aims, and are generally
Of the more deserving class Of the poor, have
agent in his visits OF inquiry respecting the
merits Of applicsnts. "A considerable number,
also, have been aided, indirectly, By bringing
their wants to the notice Of relatives and so.
cieties under obligations to assist them.
Employment has been found for 81 males and
80 females, and permanent homes in good fam.
lies for IS destitute children. Many children
are begging their tody 10 ruin, because their
parents re fuse 70 let them 60. We're It not for
indisc riminste giving, their children could be
saved. We have now ~ applications for chill.
Tho expenditures for the year amount to
81, ,255 SO
In the Widows and Orphans Home, there
have been 20 inmates, part Of whom have been
In the whole year, and several others nearly
all Of the year. DISTINCTIONS similar TO those
formerly alluded to, have been thrown in the
way during part Of the year, besides damage
to the building, more than we could afford 10
repair without an extension of our lease, and
that being declined by the ,wner, we have re.
moved to a better place. but more expensive
one. The home and one Of the repositories are
on Maryland avenue, two doors west of Four
anda half street. We have announcement OF
assistance to build n home and house Of in.
dustry next spring.
We again commend our cause to the favor of
y generous public. Anxious for the prosper.
tty and good name Of our city, we rejoice to
discover u growing sentiment in favSr Of moral
aud business Improvement, and we pledge our.
selves to use our best efforts to promote It,
suggesting that the mnre means there shall be
placed in our hands, the more good we shall
accomplish.
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1861.
The following are the names of the trus
tees,
Aessrs. J. NJ. Brodhead. Matthew Waite, Jos.
Bryan, John R. Nourse, J. G. MCGUIRE, N. B.
NorthrOp, 8. A. h. McKim, J. Russell Barr. 8.
Prentiss, and D. W. Heath.
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SrjiI itEWARD wiii b. paid by the suh-
tD W scIibvr for the return OF his bUkS u, winch
broke loos. from he corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Fifteenth street, "u The morning Of the 30th inst
He Is u bay liors brardei (lgh,ly) ~. " on
the near ioresh0ulder, with a white streak on his
lace. He had on h cavalry saddle, light pair oi
maringaes, and blue blanket
II. A, V POST,
sol. Com Second Regiment
U. y. Sharpshootrrs,
Camp OF Instruction, Wa hingtou,
Out on SeNeath street, back OF Park Hotel.
jan l--3lt
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UP TO JANUARY 81, 1862

~ Tickets for sale in Washington, d. q. at the
National Hotel; In Baltimor, at the Depot of the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street, at Bar.
nuns Hotel, Eutaw House, and Gilmor House.
The national Republican., 1862-01-02
II ELMHoLu's iaxTRACT OF BUCnUI

For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel,
DrOpsy, 80, 80.
nELMBoLD'S Extract of Buchu for Secret and
Delicate Diseases
HELMBOLO $ Extract of Buchu for Nervous and
Dcbilitated sufferers
HELMBOLO'S Extract Of Buchu Tor Loss OF
Memory, Loss of Power, Dimnsss OF Vision, DifR
Guilty Of Breathing, " eak Nerves, and Unive sal
La.sitade of the muscular system
HE HOLDS, Extract Of Buchu for all dis
tressng ailments Irregularities, Ex
cess In married life, OF early indiscretions &c and
oil diseases OF the se.ull organs whether existing
IN male or female from whatever cause they may
hnye originated, and no matter Of how long stand.
ing.
HELMBpLD'S Extract of Bu1hu IL pleasant In
its taste and odor, and iuimrd iate In action
Price ., per bottle, six bottles for IS, delivered
to a1y address
Depot, 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia
dec Jim
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Future DAYS.

pY }. o. Mcguire q CO., Auctione.r,.
LARGE AND kL1eANT COLL ACTION OF FOREIGN
SEA SHELLS Af AfIUCTION-SALE POSIT7VE
Will be sold without reserve on FRIDAY after.
noon, January 3d. ct O'Clock, at the auction rooms
large ana elegant colecti. IN OF over 1000 spsoi.
meme o. beautiful foreign Sea Shells. The public,
and s1ies particularly srs invited to examine this
deep, the largest and most beautiful collection ever
sold at auction In this city
Open foe examination On Thursday morning
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
&c. MCGUIRE e. co,
hu 2-t Auouoneers
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Two Through Trains daily from Baltimore to
New York leaving Baltimore at s q u. m and s. 40
2. m, To connect with these trains, passsng gers
from Washington must leave in the a. IN and 8 D.
trains
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NOTICE. To TAXPAYERS
COLLECToR's OFFICE,
Wdshtngton, Dec q, 1851
Notice Is hereby given to all persons arrears for
taxes, whether gas, special annual tax, that un
less the same Is paid ut this Office before ths lst day
OF February next the property which the TAX l.
reefs
These who wish T. AVOID The heavy exTerse Of
adyerthius. viii please pay within the lime tpeci
He'd. WIN. DIXON
dec .5-eotFl, Collector
The national Republican., 1862-01-02

Norio"'
SELLING UUr BELOW COSI TO CLOSE
the entire bustuvsS he large aud tine stock OF it-
CAPS, aud oen'ls .e,, y Furui'h hiig Go DIS will b
sold NJ great bargains
A small .cto, Ladies Furo Will be sold very cheap
Fixtures and show Cases for h,!e nj
HOPkINS>,
Corner oi Sixth street aud Penn. avenue,
between BrowIs ana Natioral Hotels.
dec 2h--lWeodit
The national Republican., 1862-01-02

YO INVENTORS AND p1IENI slhs.
L MUM co, propristors Of the Scientific
American, and ng-nta for procuring American and
II "a ;, u, IN ~ sS,
With t'tseen Years Experience IN The Business.
Refer 10 Hon Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon D. Hishop, tS-Cotnmisqionsrs OF Fatents
and 70 more than fifteen thousand inventors who
sat Agency
pamghtol .! r'vsGc = IL, tree by tnsii
Pa'enf 's ~. @rh O"gr'at'en", 20 ;ssRsr. 7s oenta
wall
No ehsTSr i"r ccl,u''atiou, orally or by mail.
Preliu,insr ".THiHr rt'Uu Ia up-t states PstAnt
ritiCr g
Offices No PRrk Bow, New YORK; " ashiugton
r''r II rrn -. -'h streets ;cste the Pstenf
i---
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n DID fellows, HALL
" ODD FELLOWS HALL
TO NIGHT AND TO MORROW, JAN. 2ANDs,
SS POsIrIvELY "a
LAST TWO NIGHTS, OF
LAST TWO MIG HTS, OF
The Alleganians!
The Alleganians!
vocALisTs AND
StciSS Bell Ringers
Si1jSS BeIE Rtngers!
MISS CARRIE HIFFERT,
Mr. A. SEDGw WICK,
MIR g, GALLOWAY,
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
81 The front of the Hall and the adjacent streets
will be illuminated with the magnificent
oRuMMoNo LIGHT!
for long time an object of great curiosity at
BiRNiNS MUSEUM,
New York, upou the nights of the Aleganisns and
Swiss Bell Rng-r.
TO MuRNON FRIDAY,
B-I.il, ci
Miss Carrie fEo1.t,
And latt appearance OF the Ailrganlars.
PEICLs.
Admission. ......-...., ..,,.... .....-... Is cents
front Seats ats...,..,.,,.s.... 81 cents
Doors open at y c:a!. performances commence
at 8 o'clock.
jan
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u H + U Il = I!
T. q IL S!:!
We hsvt IN hand ut our spGciou sales ouIn. Ia
The rear "i ION rooms, al private sale very
large and elegant rm,n, of Furs and Robes
co listing of
Mink Sable, Iuison Bay Sab'e
Stone Martin III. ch and Ermine,
Fur seal Glrv"s aud Gaun'lets, Caps and Muf-
Il IS,
i.adi s. and clilGrcu'- Furl
Fancy Carriage Rob,s, lined aud uniined
Buffalo, Wolf, Genet and many other goods, for
sale low by WALL BARNARD
Auction and commission Mercu mis-
Gec2S corner Pa. ave. and n inth st.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

' FORGE CHWlsTY's
OPERA HOUSE,
Ny> TENTH STREET, BETWEEN Z AND ?. -
Open Every Night with
George Christy's Minstrels,
From Brodd,ocy, Ne,o Yorl,
Comprising 10 Of the
PICKED STARS OF MINsTRELsY!
Tie entire sntertainmsnt under the immediate di.
GEORGE REJECT Saalsrr, Z.
The acknowledged Psosssv Of k'nsr,lsyi
This Evening will be produced George Christy's
laughable Extrsvaganza entitled
THE DouBLE.BEDDED ROOM.
u othsyy Character: BY ihs cc%pang sSnss 'n'"''
The usual melange Of Singing, Danciug, Bur.
letque Opera, 60, 90, by the whole company.
ADxIssroN.-Parquette, 50 cents; Gallery rs cents.
~ On preparation, NEW YEARS CALLS.
CANT RBURY HALF
Formerly the Washington Assembly RoomsJ
Louisiana avenue, near corner of SIXTH street, In
the rear Of the National and Browns Hoteis,
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT!
With the Hrst talent in America.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Last appearance but two Of the
Eccentric Ethiopian Artist Of the Day,
FRANK BROWERi
FRANK BROWER
First Week OF sIGNORA LUCCI,
From the Italian Opera, Berlin.
To night, the
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE!
Characters by the eotirs
STAR OoNGPANx
New songs, New Dances, &C., &C.
THIS AFTERNOON,
~ series of magnificent
AFTERNOON PERI ORMANCES
will be given at
Canterbury Hall,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
COSTLY PRESENTS
will be presented to the ladies, children, and
the audience.
afternoon Prices:
Ladies, 20 cents gentlemen with ladies, 20 cents
children, 10 cents.
Night Prices:
Parquet, 25 cents; Rosewood Orchestra Chairs 80
cents.
q No Presents presented at night. "a
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D r. II ri A MS
GRAND EXCURSION
Now Yor1k % 5oston.
EXCURSION TICKETS

EXCURSION TICKETS
FROM BALTIMORE TO BOSTON,
AND RETURN, ONLY. .$l3.5 50
TO NEW YORK AND RETURN. ..... 500
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TO NEW 1OHK AND KETUKN. ..... S.OO
Tickets good to leave Baltimore from the Depo. Of
the Northern Central Railway, on Caivert street
passing over the Northern Central Railway, Leba
Central Railroad of New Jersey to New York, and
from New Yotk to Boston by the Stoni gton Line
leaving New York by the steamers Comm on we IN
AMI plymouth Rock, at O'Clock p. m on any day
Sundays exceptedD
UP TO JANUARY 81, 1862,
AND TO RETURN by SAME ROUTE
ON OR BEFORE MARCH lsr,
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Place
Date.

forwarded to
cate.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

REGIMENTS OF BLACK COArs.-R..
Stone of Boston, said 10 his sOe,.b a.
war meeting in Providence d
A Clerical gentleman has ,a
would enlist did not the prOprie,i., ~ n !
position prevent. mean rattle, ,S OF i
ment shall halt to raise a rc,imsn, 'u ''Is
tho black coats Of Massachuse,t, SaA'ql
not one.half awake to this emerpsD.. VEN
upon us. But if by some peremn,! Ia's
mand every man were compelled n p' y co
store at II clock and shoulder h. ''U% b
and 20 out and drill, we should be n a'''s
dition to carry ON this war with co.
We are not half in earnest. W. ou'Css
sighting with gloved hands and yelvs, t G. 'es
We clutcbed at mans throa, and u. ~
soon as it began to hurt. believe n.y. y y
DO Christian duty so high and boIv .''
throttle to the death this monster v
We see the government hesitates II 49,,
regiments with black faces would they =
probably refuse the clerical black Goats,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

A DEMOCRAT NoaNBRsD IN THE SX6Ro Is
TloN.--A good story IL told OF smoera. W
IN Pennsylvania who came all the way tOs'
here to see tEiendi ia she War Departures. .
demonstrate against the enlistment OF DsSN"
by Jln Lane. He foGad his way into tss o
part1aent, ana'aiter saying that Penns!y!sa''
won, d never consent to Fight by tie SIDE " 'Aa
men he was asked, " Well, SIR % she ready
iighs with white men ?" Hls- reply rs d
consse in the Affirmative Thea you are fes1!
to volunteer, | suppose - " Wcll-sO--ns
exactly lie couldn't 60" " So you saG ,l ID
u position, sad tho gentleman at tbs ~
department, YOU won't fgb: and you Won
iet the government Use the negroes. Well W
SHALL dran white men from PsnnsylvaD!a TO-"
And though yoN are my old friend, nas' H 10"
you wiz be among the first drafted y"
Boston Ttauol5sr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
FEEBps WnITg yoR HARvrs

PEEBDs WBI1E yoR HARvEsr.-A MIMI.
Of countries of Asia and Africa have ~
rccessly. or soon will be, thrown ona, w.
Christianity. The Rev. Mr.. Ellis TIE 5;,
guisbed English missionary and travsle, % :.
rived in Madagascar toward the end ,l NJ
and was received by an ambassador nj 4
king, who invited him to the Capital q,
found in the town Of Tamatave, whore /,
landed, an amazing change, a grea, n,',
foreigners having established themse7a.
the place, nd trade having ASSUMED r..
large dimensions. IN Egypt the goverrn.n
OF the Ficcroy shows itself very ta,ory5o~
the Christian missionaries, and he ha. r,r
ed to she United Presbyterian mssioa,r.
from America ample premises al Cairo. i
Cochin China France is to have, in ae,,r
ancc "''h the treaty of peace uodisputca Vi,
over the provinces she now occupies. l.
these provinces have had, for more rb,,
century, a largo Roman Catholic popu.s;in
II is 'hoDs;ht that under the rule Of Fan,
they viii soen become Christian district
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. AUG a. 1862

10. One copy Of the roll is TO be deposited
in the Office nl the Town Clerk. and one copy
is to be sent To the Adjatant and Inspector 3en-
srsl of the State, within the time directed IN
General Order No. ii.
II. The extract appended heretn. ir"r' the he
enrolment Of the town 0f WoodsiocH' VIII
illustrate the form required.
By order Of the Governor
PETER +. WAsnBURS,
.tdJutant and Inspector General.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

WHO !hRK kxKxrT FROM DRArr.--teOple ~
very anch Interested 20 know who are Ilaor
draft unde. shis new call Tor more tFoOPs w
recently published thos4e wh3 are exempt 'g u"
general government In addition to tho%"
eiapt by the United States, the following =
exempt by the laws oG this State
Judges OF supreme and county courts Ss
ana registers OF PROBATE, county clerks sn'''
anu Sheriffs deputies, high Saihti, aud ''''D
Dies, ministers ~ the gospel, faculties ~
dents OF colleges and academies, and ''""'
actually employed in common sch'"'''
Quakers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

CoL1REp SOLDIERS: The Warrington 'O'''
pondeni OF the New York Post asserts fN.' i
President. deellged 10 receive negro tT'0 s..
Tor u t.nc hr;ng, aud that il /. now ~,
that 'ovenor. Spragne has solved TIE a.'1 '' d,
81" lar AZ eolorcd regiments from the So .,,e
conctfaed, aud that those Governors wno
can G, send on colored men as troops, org''1.
themselves
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

VOLUNTEERS TO CoUNT.-A letter from the
War Department, says;
Whatever volunteer force above its rate
able proportion shall be offered by State any
time before IL draft is actually made, will be ac-
cepted by the Department and credited upon the
draft as proportonable reduction Go on
with the cnlisting.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

WAR MEETINGS .-Middlescx holds meeting
N Friday, at o'clock, p. NJ, to wake up her
patriotic hearts, which we are sure will not be
wanting. They are to have good speaking and
music.
The town OF Moretown also holds u meeting
on Saturday, at o'clock, in the afternoon.
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County Nominations

NASHlNGIDN tbL My,
) $P j Si @SIs %5SS s,"'''r.
G. SA (, N. fRulFEytEToN' ,Jueg,s.
T.R. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
aLONZO ~. JACkMAN Sheriff.
CHAS II. HE H, states Attorney
O. L. WAI>0N, High Bainf.
ADDISON COUNTY.
JOHN V. STEWART, ,ss,r'
sANUEL D. HuLCoMB, Senators
J; B NTLEI, hssi.ant rusv-,
OLIVER SMITH, { "''''""' 'uuSee'
GAlUS A, COLLAMER, Sheriff,
VA +. BAHNOM, states Attorney.
&. I. RAYMOND, High BailiT
JNpGss OF PROBATE:
HARVEY MtNSlLL, New Haven District.
GAINING TILDEN, Addison District
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
d. y. :. MORGAN, $3.50
n T. r SHfFIi Assistant Iud sc4.
LEANDER POWERS, Sheriff.
n =. MINER, states Attorney.
DAVIb G. WHEELOCK, High Bailid,
JUICES or PRoBATs:
JOHN K GATES. Bennington District.
IIRlAH :. KENT, Manchester District.
CHIITENDEN COUNTY.
$ i : { %S sI&s 3 * senators.
ANDREW WARNER, ...;.,,
LYMAN HALL, ( "'''''An'
T.. E. WALES, Judge Of Probate,
z TAFT. states Attorney,
Y. b. FLANAGAN, Sheriff,
r. +. BLopGErT, High Bailif.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ALFRED KEITH,
HIRAM +. STEVENS, Senators.
HARVEY D. FARRAR,>
+ + f I noYT. County Judges.
4. r. SHEBMAN, Sheriff,
"A. MOORE Ralliff
NJ. WOOD, states Attorney
g. +. H0UGUToN Judge ofProbata.
ORANGE COUNTY.
1LvAH BEAS, senat"r''
HeESEE 5T kh. SLASp' As.s;ao, Judges
JOHN ROWELL. States Attorney.
ROYAL BURNH An, Sheriff
!. P. CLEV GLAND, High B4i|if
JUDGES OF PROBATE
A. H. GILMORE. Bradford District.
J.'R. CLEAVELAND. Randolph District.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS \. PoWERS,l
JAMS A. POLAND, tssnators.
NOAH &. Stafford, }
j jSaH q c MnNgki Assistant Judges.
w. ROUNDS states Attorney.
LORENZO RICHMOND, sheriff
JOSEPH ADAMS, High BaiiG.
JUDGES OF PROBATE
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District.
". VI. PiNGHY, Windsor District.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
ELISHA BENTLEY, Senator.
J. B. SLAYT0N, ,..,o,,. ,u.
II. II, pOWE' s, states Attorney,
STEPHEN DOW Judge Ct Probate.
ORLO CADY, Sheriff.
A. W. AVERIIL, High Bailf.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
E. =: c & SvFiSSi Senator'S.
AMAStPAINE, 1,,,
SIMEON ALBEE. 'u'Se''
n. X TYLER, Judge of Probate.
". NJ. CIRCUIT, States Attorney.
HORACE PIERCE, Sheriff.
JOHN A. PROUTY, High Bailif.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Oh. BEATTIE, Senator.
). D. H0BS0N, !
NV. FRENCH, Judges
H. " BIDWELL, Sheriff.
JONAH 20 )KS, Judge Probate.
HENRY Haywood, states Attorney.
JAS. W. CADES, High BaiIiG
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

Proposed To'SAKE HIS TROUSERS AT u re-
cruit'ng meeting in Western New York last
week = one OF the speakers had been urging the
men to sign the roll, and told the womonio hur-
ry them up, when woman rose in the meet
ing and addressed her husband substantially as
follows:--"lra, you know what you said before
you GANG here TO night-that you would cnNst.
If you don t do it, 60 straghi home aud take Of
those brooches, and let me have them and viii
70 my self !" This brought down the house
and brought UP IRA, who became volunteer
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

SnELBURNE.--A bounty Of 500 oacn was Of
Tered to such persons RI should volunteer 10
make up the deficiency in the quota Of this
town, VIZ, twelve.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

The ELEVENTH REcINENT.-The company re-
cruited in Washington County by r. Templeton,
was organized Wednesday, by the choice of tho
following officers
Captain--R. TEMpLEToN, Worcester
lst Lieut. Jos W. LEONARD Calais,
81. Lieut.-SILAs B. TUCKEa, Mortified
The company numbers | 10 men, and goes into
camp at Brattleboro Saturday:
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HOLDEN MGLE -to very iae Golden a,.
was shot By Cyrus Bradley npon the Agu d
John Morgan, in Bartland> Sa the 3C.bins
while regaAng hinss!f with "A lamb wliec b
had just k lied. Hs weighed nine and b
E"unds. aaa the wings measaTed seven sect r1
tsp to tip xhen spread.
de WAS presenteCsto the nuseup OF he III
rsrsiIy OF Vermont
TIM va,'csy of the Gag lie = rarely secn 10 Ns
mont, hus bias occasionally been knowat RAJ
lis young within this state, usually seIecunl
1or It's nesting place the lnacc ssiblY shelf Of
some rugged preclsice, u4on which it Pss
only sufficient materials te keep the e-g' 10
place, An attempt to disturb the egg O
Young IL = hazardous Undertaking, the paFDs
frequently attacking the depredator with SUD
fury as 80 drive b;n from the yicinity-Nr
adrd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

IHE NABLtNDlGRs9 PA 3goRa If our =
landishAm conservatives, says an exchange \,
lived at the time OF the first murder. thew v..
have put j, into p platform about as follows
Reso(rc6t That W are equally opposed =
the pretended piery and ev,&ent ianatlcl.r d
Abel and ise unauthorized violence of the h,.
toned and 9Sivalrous Cain.
ResolueuS, That ths' Ultras who are caar
ing for the banging CT Cam, which wouN on.f
cXAsperate him, desire to destroy the domet,
peace and sappiness.of the sAailv, and h.wu
other purpose in view.
ReSoireaj That We are in a,or of puash,.
both parties, and invite all conservative men h
unite With us IN frowning Down this who'll
business
Resot"eo That noSedy hasa right to T,o7yr
murder. araif Abel had exhibited less ianaa
e'ssh, this oSe never 1ould have occurred
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
State Nominations.

For Governor,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
OF BRATTLEB0Ro.
For Lieut. Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
OF WATERBURY.
For Treasurer,
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

Relic OF BAREARI>N.-- We learn from
Z.o@S Herald that the New England Netb
od'st H'storlcal Society has received from :,
Louis SORT Of pike or javelin, nearly npa.
te9t long, slim aud strcog, wit. sbarn stcol
Sword'ppiht, take CT, With Il lot OF others rroo.
t"e Book Concern OF the Methodist En;ron-
pal Chnloh South, where aricIcs Of ,hd l;Yl
wore Ia +4o e supply rebels who should Ggb,
aga'nst the Goverqnen! Of This nation Will
never had done and never could do them an" ~
Dh~In. '.n ~