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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
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CNTARfHs SNUFF.

HlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
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NGoEFAT,s

NIoE'E'AT'sY
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
THESE MEDICINES lave now been before the pub.
lie for period of thilty years, and during that time
OF the globe for their extraordinary aud immediate
power of restoring perfect health to persons suffering
liable
The following are among the distressing variety o,
human diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
are well known to- be inallible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first an secolo
stomaehs ard creating flow of pure healthy bile, in.
Appetite heartburn heaGache, Rostlesness, Il-temper
Anxiety. Las guor ond earcholy which are the gen.
eral symptoms OF DYSPEPSIA, viii vanish natura!
con.cqe noe of its cure
Cos1IvEsEss, by cleansing the Whole length of the in.
estmes wIfha solvent process, aud withl violence
all voleut purges !esyt the bowels costi,e within Two
days.
FhyERs of ali kinds, by Ies orng the blood 10 req
ula tircna'ion through the process Of respiration in
ms cases and the thorough solution OF ali i.estn
obstruction i'll others
The Life Medicines have been known cure Rueuma-
sm penanentlv il three weeks. and tiuut in half that
time: by removing loca! laLIaiion from the muscles
and ligamens Of the JOINTS.
DRoPsiEs Of all kinds by freeing and strengthening
tie kidneys and bladder they operate de gnrfulIy
these important organs, and hence have ever bep
fonrd certain remedy for the worst cases of Gravel
Also oRMs by diriod ing trCm the turnings of the
bowels the Shiny matter TO wc. these creatures anher.
SCURVF ULCERS ana Invcterate Sores by the perfect
purity winch these Life Medicines to the blood aud all
the humors.
Alternative effect upon the fluids thst feed the skin and
the morbid state u which occasions all errptiye COM
plains, saliow, cowdy and other disagreeabt complex.
ons
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an entire cue OF Salt RbeuEi. and striking improve
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Influenza viii always be cured by one do e. or tive il
the worst cOses.
PILES The original proprietor Of hese medicines
was cured OF Piles OF IS years standing b. the te
Life Medicines alone
FKvER AND For this scourge Ct the Western
be nd S,tt
amp certain remedy Other olcrc leave thr s,e.n
subject 10 eeisn Of III" disease by !ese med
icnes is permanet Fry Them be- satisfied and be cui ed
BILIOUS FEVlRs AND LIVER VMrHAtSTs--(ieretai
Debility oss OF Appetite Diseases ni iru,s Med
icnes uvc leer IL, With thr most be,scal results in
cases OF this description kings EgiI. ant Serotula
IN its worst ior elds o the mild vet powerful a.
ton OF these ,en!arkabIe MedieneC, .,isrt sweets
Nervous Debility. Nev u~ Complaints of nj snd. Pal.
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MkRouHiAL DISEASES - Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the u ciou. OF Mercury,
will End these Medicines pcieG. curet as they
fail 10 ersn icGte from 'be system all the Elects Of Me-
curry, infinitely sooner then the meat powerful prepe:a-
ZION OF SaIsapati'ln
Prepared and sold by ". H NOFFAT.
"ilFyll So5 BEoApWhT. New NoRk
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
PROM PORT ROYAL.
rAe Prize steamer. Anglo and seotls
Death Of Major Gen. aIiteh.n.

NEw YcRK, Nov 4.-The prize steamer
Anglo. from Port Royal. LIST inst, arrived
this evening. She was captured BY the
gunboat Flagg and the bark Re stless.
while trying TO run the blockade OF
Charleston. Her captain two engineers
and thirteen Of the crew were captured
with her. She is loaded with arms and
ammunition. Tho rest of the crew are
aboard the steamer Florida which sailed on
the Let. for New York.
The prize steamer Scotia is repairing at
Hilton Head, aud viii sail in a few days
for New York She is loaded with pow
der and ammunition.
Gen. Mitchell died at Beaufort on the
-30th, of yellow fever, which is prevailing
there.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. Rear Admiral
Dupont la communicating to the Navy De-
partment, the circumstances attending the
capture of the British steamers Scotia, An
glo, and 0wachito, and the destruction of
the Mimic, says the crew Of the Scotia
were in a state of intoxicatiou so that they
became almost unmanageable, and acting
volunteer Lieutenant Conroy ordered them
TO be transferred on board the Restless,
and put them in irons The Anglo, when
captured, was nearly out Of coal, and was
sent by Capt. Gordon, senior officer off
Charleston, to Port Royal to be supplied
This is the same vessel which attempted to
enter Charleston in September, and being
headed of, succeeded in making her es.
cape through the darkness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
0 GLORY, HALLELUJAH !!
THE RIGHT is MARCHING ON !

Fellow-citizcns of old Will, and OF the
State of Illinois, it gives US extreme pleas
ure to announce toyou to-day that the Dem
ocratlc star is once more 10 the ascendant
In the county and State.
The party which triumphed two years
ago in every Northern State, and BY Sec
tloualism and slavery agitation provoked
secession in the Southern States, and hurI-
ed us into dreadful civil war. and caused
our land to be drenchcd with the blood OF
its citizens, has been ignobly vanquished.
They have been routed root and branch
Indeed their defeat, under all the cir
cumstances, is overwhelming and it is
feared will cause Old Abe to perpetrate
another of his killing jokes.
The result in this county is glorious
For ten years Republication has reigned
over US; and our county Offices, width two
or three exceptions, during that period.
have been filed by Republicans. Now.
however, change has taken place. Old
Will an once more be enrolled on the list
OF Democratic counties. From a majority
of over eight hundred against US, we now
have an average Of one hundred and fif,y
il our favor. Ten years of Republican
rule bave-satisfed the people of Will coun-
ty.
The State too is all right. Our State
ticket has been elected by, at least twenty
thousand majority; nine out of the fourteen
Congressman elected are Democrats; both
houses of the Legislature are Democratic,
thus securing the election Of a good Demo-
crat to the United States Senate, instead
the demagogue Yates, or the Abolition trail
tor. Lovejoy.
New YoRK.-Glory everlasting to the
Empire STATED There remains no doubt
about the result. Seymour is elected By
nearly $4,000 majority. The whole demo-
cratic State ticket is elected. The demo-
Gratis have eighteen of the thirty-one Con-
grsssmen, and they certainly have t,co ma
joriiy in the Assembly. LincOln's majority
two years ago was 9,150l
New JERsEY.-Ten thousand democratic
majority on the popular vote, and four of
the five Congressman democrats. GOOD |
enough!
WIscUNsIN.-Tbe democrats certainly
elect t'oo of the six Congressman, and per-
haps three. Those are gains.
If Democrats have not grounds for re-
joicing now they never will have. Our
political opponents are completely dumb
founded. The result has spread dismay in
their ranks.
Then, We say. fellow Democrats, let us
rejoice over the glorious result. 1t may be
the means Of preserving our constitution
and Union from destruction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
Washington, Nov. Q.
From Memphis

| Memphis, Nov 5,
Advices from Helena state that Col. J
| Is. Slack commands the post, and Gen
| llovey commands the forces. on accopnt of
the temporary absence Of Gen. Carr. who
/ is sick
The Confederates having committed ont.
I RACES upon several citizens in the yicini,y
! OF Helena, the Federhl5 reta hated by de-
sroying the farms of several leaders. and
seizing and punisning the sympatbisers,-
The effect was good.
The wagons recently captured were
nearly all retaken by our forces while he.
ing taken across White River, at Claren-
| don.
The enemy attacked the Forty sixth In
diana, Ccl. G uld, on Friday, while ON
picket duty. They were repulsed with Sc
we're loss
Skirmishing near Helena is of every day
occurrence.
1t rs generally believed in military cir
Giles that no attack will be made on Helena
Ample preparations have been made to
give the rabels warm reception
Col mlcauIay secuted in the neighbor
bood OF Biedso's Landing. where the Gla-
dlator was attacked. He took six orison-
ers, two Confederate uniforms, also a num.
Der Of guns and rifles.
zen. Pemberron was at fernando ON
Monday
The Confederates intend to cut of COM
munication with Memphis.
Bragg's army is now rhreatnine Nash.
Vile: If it falls, Memphis will be attacked
by Van Dorn's army. A large Con feder-
ate force has been sent from Arkansas to
Holly Springs.
The Confederates were seven miles from
Memphis yesterday.
Memphis, Now.
1t Is reported here that Pemberton is in
Command at Holly Springs, instead of Van
Dom also, that the Confederates have
been moving away yaluaLles preparatory
to evaouating, Tor several days; also. that
there was an advance of forty thousand
troops from Bolivar ON Monday r,a Grand
junction and Holly Springs.
Grand Junction is reported to have been
burned on Tuesday. '''"
The Grenada appeal of the 5tb rem orts
hre at Augusta. Ca. or t he 4,h. destroy
ing half "a millisu dollars worth of cotton
warehouses. &c.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
The Arbitrary Arrests

Ar opinion i:ncutcd 9,y the Tepalliea-I
T. Jusrce 1aney in the bred S;utI Gaze -
tan opinion. by he way. he never stIi-'
cd. as stated. The Negro has NJ righa
which the white man is bound to rssreci
-is. however. now republican dogma, III
color being reverse5.-
For white men Iow have no right
which. when the negro IS involved, any III
Is bound to respect.
The rights Of the white man 10 ka
country are by Common Law:
1-t. Magma Char;a.
~. Tine Bib. or Act Of Petition.
3D. Habess Corpus.
By the Constitution:
lat. The limited Power OF the Te3srl
Executive. and Of Congress. All rOssr'
being reserved to the People, and The
States. rot granted IN the Constitution,
2. TART /, Amended CrnstituaOn.l
The freedom Of Speech and Of the Pres
The right Of the People peseesbly 70 ~
semble and to petition the Government hf
Q redress Of grievances.
The right Of the people 70 be s.eurt, %
their persons. bones, papers md eses's
against unreasonable search.
No warrant shall be isssed, bot upoo
probable cause, supported BY Osih OF an
nstion-
tArt, 5 } No person 10 be beld Tor eris''
except on p.esentment or indicinenia o.
Grand Jury .
The right {, g speedy and public trit y
an impartial Jury Of the Stsis and D%
trict.
To be informed Of the nature end ss's
Of the accusation.
To be confronted with the wines ssA'"
him.
To have competent p,.er for 0S''i''s
witnesses. IN
The enuncistioo Of these rights AM
shall not be coDstru ei 20 deny OF asPS
age others retained BY the peOps.
The presidents second prccisnsnn'.ss...
the war order MO- spnnh ~
rights, with the habeas corpus inelocs. \,
what 10 wore, if possible, spo'sn
courts If civil and criminal Law. s1' -
stitutes, in lieu thereof. martial NV. .,
Judge advocates and provost n al,
arrest and try citizens, in DO Gay -,
exposed under the war laws o.
event to such martial lag. Nh
We should be towards We snOs. "A
craven, We should deserve 70 oe ns "A
to wear the chains Of slaves, u We u,r,
soiemniy protest, before Goo 81 ;,,,r.
against this terrible exercise o.
despotic power.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce. of Sat.
urday evening says:
"a battalion of drafted men from Penn.
sylVania, the first that have been seeo ;n
these parts. arrived yesterday, and pssssd
on to the seat OF war. About one half ,ba
number were substitutes, who had hssn
hired by conseripts who could afford the
expensive indulgence. The rest of thar
looked detected and disc9ntented. and
complained that their county bad not hssn
generous 10 Its aid to their families
Ihey were not insubordinate. bovever
ana required no guard Some of them
wept Freely as they entered the cars that
bore them away 'nA'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
From 81. Louis.

St Louis. Nov. 7.
Gen: Merrill telegraphed from Hpdson
that Lieut.. Gleason. Of Monroe county ON.
rolled militia, with fourteen men. attactcd
band OF guerrillas under one Williams
capturing him and ten men. with bnrsas
and arms. The rebels surrendered after
slight resistance.
One hundred prisoners of war from
North Missouri have arrived. Thev viii
be sent to Alton.
The notorious Capt. McCown has escan.
ell from the Gratiot Prisou-the third time
he has escaped from Federal hands The
Myrtle Street Prison has been retaken bv
government. and is being fitted up for pris.
oners.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11

QUERY. We would inquire if the great
difference between the salaries Of the prin
cipals of our public schools is attributable 10
the fact, that the one receiving the largest
sum employs portion of his time in spout
ing AbolltiOn;sm. Perhaps the Inspectors
can answer this question. The tax payers
are interested in this matter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
Removal OfGen. Mcclellan.
Important Changes I'm pending.

Special Dispatch to tue Chicago Times.
Washington, Nov. s.
The great change has at las been effect.
ed. The President today issued an order
removing Gen. Mcclellan from the com
mand Of tho Army of the Potomac. and
placing Gen. Burnside in the vacancy =
Gen. Mcclellan is ordered to Trenton, N.
j., where his family reside This action
was determined on at several Cabinet m ee-
tings, held during the week.
Washington, Nov Q.
1t appears to-day that Burnside has only
succeeded Mcclellan by virtue of seniority
OF rank. and That a final commander has
not been named.
The Sunday Chronicle makes the start.
ling announcement that recent investiga-
tons OF the most startling character are the
cause of the action of the administrati, n in
the premises. THIS is regarded as a sen.
sation. for McClellan's friends have knonn
for weeks that all effrts to prevent bis re
moval were simI ly futile.
RumOr Is rife as ever thar this is 10 be
followed by the removal of Stanton. and
other changes in the Cabinet, but, with
the exception OF the probable v luntary re-
tirement of Secretary Smith. have quite
good authority for saying that none are
contemplated at present.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
Texas Expedition.
U.c-o

The Common Council have appropriate
ed $50 900 in aid Of raising three compa-
mics Of cavalry for the Texas expedition of
General Banks. Hon. A. A. Lawrence
projected the raising of the cavalry, and
10 the liberal patron Of the squadron. -
Major General Banks and staff, escor ted
by the 4lst Massachusetts regiment, will
leave for New York tonight ria Fall River.
Gen. Banks has received the most cordial
and enthusiastic hospitality during hi,
brief visit here.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
Com. Porter Wants TO Cap,ure
the Ala bama.
New York, Nov. 3. 1869

Ne" York, Nov. 3, 1862.
To the Editor of the N. Y. Herald:
The merchants of New York should nm,
their shoulder to the wheel. The Dread
nought is one of the finest ships aaoat. and
the only one have seen fit to be convert.
ed into man-of war: Ina very short
time she can be fitted for sea, and recon.
mend this step to their not ce. If tbav
have sufficient confidence in me. and The
government will allow NE, will sonerin.
tend the outfit Of this vessel and do INV
very best to take the Alabama but should
they desire better officer, then permit ma
to recommend to them Captain A. III. Kel-
~, United States Navy. an officer who NAV
be considered the Nelson of the American
navy.
W. D. PORTER.
desire no extra pay. and if the vessel is
taken the bounty money may go to pay ex,
psnses, &c.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
New York Mannefs'

A traveller lately visiting Nes
thus writes about the ladies tnsIs, "a, /,
Gentlemen will thank you ior La
an omnibus or car" says be, a..
won't. Why is thisi ! disiite e.
fault with lady, DO, little ins'. 'a,;tu..
curred to me in Fifth A'sp9e ..Ib.
Az some inconvenisncs. handed IT, -
dy's money 70 the driver. and >,
her change. She took the lsi'sI ;a,sJs.,vs
as IL was tbs favored psrty - ~
her that / was not employed By p, d.
prietors Of the line to hand Up n 81
She looked as il she felt the repre- s,g
said nothing. 1t would bsvs eeen - y
matter to have simply nodded Der BE-
q token Of thanks"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
DEATH OF E. M. W1NrERs-Ws rso,

DEATH OF Z. NJ. WINTERs.-We regret
to announce the death of E. NJ. Winters,
master mechanic and brieklayer of this
city. which took place at his residence on
the Both ult. The deceased was Assistan.
Engineer of the Fire Department of the
city at tine time of his death, and will be
greatly missed not only by our gallant
tiremen. but BY the whole community
The Fire Department, and the Order of
Ojd Fellows, OF which be was member.
turned out on the occasion of his funeral,
and paid the last sad rites to the dead.