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True Democrat., 1862-12-03
Estrays.
The True Democrat has been selected advertise Estray or lSIe at one dollar for each estray.
 CLARK COUNTY

The True Democrat selected to advertise Estys or 1852 at onc dollar for each estrry. CLARK COUNTY.
 Taken up hv inn II. Fade bright sorreI mare : or yelIs 1d right hind foot white snip the ose spanish brand, l hands hish-also bay mule or years old. Appraised at S76.
 Taken up ly Io HIoutgome1y dark bay horse II handq hEh years od saade spots both sides of the back and branded ef. shoudrr with letters E. Appraised at Sl5o.
 Takan up by Wn j. Rowe bright sorrel horse. white hind oot smai whte Specks him, years old l5 hands nigh 10 mark or brand PeTccvable Appraised Sl00. Taken up hy Jacob Wingeld sorrcl mule 3 hands and his ersl the ieft ., ,r, gray hairs about his aoa branded left shonldor with letter F Aprrairei a, S50.
 T4kcn up by Wr Jeaas horse IL hands high II wears old star in his orohead le hind ot wAite, fore whte half round lef eye out saddle marks od both sides Ap
 CALHOUN COUNTY.
 Ts} an up by John J Harris in Moro township On the right foro foot. left hind foot wh4 about Il hands hsh years clt. Appraised at sN
 CONWAY COUNTY
 Taken up hy j. T. Jolly, the 18th of Sept lsc2 15 miles ot springdali sorrel hoTse mule the pony style old marks brands p5rce,able. AYrras si at s7o
 Aea rano mara pony years old lest spring n, marss or brands E~rceiYahe, Appraised Gt S35.
 DALLAS COUNTY.
 Taken up by Jaco0 Owens the 1etA ost3 lssc bay mare snpposed to be years old, branded left sbou ter with figure ard letter the fshre bright sorre color. fnall blaze tn the face. Apprnssd,a: SIC.
 SEWER COUNTY.
 Taken up by II [. Brewer, the Sd Nov, s52 black nue, IS hands inch hish, 2 yosrs old. Appraised Taken up by F q Greer oa the 1ath of oct ls sorrsi mars pony yesrs old l31. hands hish tandd with right hip blaze face. Apptared as s76,
 Taken up by Erauo Mutt, the 1th of April, iSe? bay pony years ci. lts shise saos suip her sht hind pastox sened and enlarged ard boy oOlt years old bsze de, thrss white set. r. praised at go Alb, black rnaTe 2ouy, yssrs od, vhts spat In fogebesd md snip Appraised at go Taau 0p by Malsea Wallace, o the let January lsse, sorrei rouy branded es'h thigh C, whts srsas ia ss se, TX hands hgs years ss. AP2rIsss 5. ss
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
--srs s..AAtaNs

DEATH OF Da CoRRIs MCALM0Nr-0rr community was
 shocked on the morning of the 29th ut at the ent of the death of Dr. C. Mc4LNoH of this city He gentleman of fine scientific attanm eto of high rank in his profession of an unassung department and of ploa apt manners He the 18th year Of his age The time of his death and had host of friends and gained lucrative practice. We Fympahize with hiz snds in their loss. and she deeply because knew him tnately and had learned to appreciate his skill physi elan and his merits I
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
ugAr4rAnTEgs -AlIsgssIPPI pyPsBrNEsr,
 Little Rock, Nov. 25shy 1862.

General Order 10. 4o
 MaIor WI B BLATR, Con1nissary Of subsistence, c. s Army having reported to these Head Quarters s assigned to duty Chef Of the ComusaIst this pepartment.-
 All 0floer, and Agents of le 8ul1:tenoe pertinent within the limits of this command will report by letter Major Blair stating their ranh dats of co1ssicn e pointmen o their service and under what ime dato authority whether they have given honds and n Il case ot pho purchase, tho 6onditol and extent o their respective fields of operations
 Purchasua and Depot Comnissaries and Agents will port at once the amount of Stores on hand and suhs they will make similar reports tho expiration o each month
 Vaiur c. PALMER, C. 8. "A. c E. ncv acting Chief Connissary will turn ovsr Msoc Blair sll funds, pro pery and stores his possession appertsAng tb Sub sistenoe Department and his services ean be dis psned v.h by Major Blair. he ul report r duty to lso Gererei T O. Aindrlsn, oormsndns I. Corps Trans hs sissppi Army.
 Major E HILL C. 5, '. A. c 8, Is assiged to dcty Chief Purchastng O of eubssnce }o- that portion of the army Of the Mssasppi Do< included in the dis Tcts of Louisiana and TeTas aud p report 10 Mat Ssir
 Ire ognnsnsoys q tss astrists of Lrssna sAS lsxss
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

RuMoHs-There is the streets tLst France and Russa have agreed intervention aud asked England to join them Ths Is an story revived for the purpos of sett ng us sleep while the enemy preparing Hict desth blow
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
-<xo s1N., (

A BATTLE IN THE NORTH WEsT.-We learn that last week Col. Marmad3ko with two regiments was attacked by the enemy in Benton county, and fell
 back till he re0oivod endorsements, when he ad- vanoed and gave battle, gaining complete victory.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

NEE7pAPER Foa THE TRUE DExocRAr-our aupply of newspaper having come to hand we can now assors our readers Of the continuance of the True Democrat
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
For one year, ..........s S %
For six months. ............. 3 00

All our present subscribers will be furnished with the paper, until their subscriptions expire After that, they will have to be placed on the foot ing of new subscribers. It is now, over month since We refused to take new subscribers until We were certain we could get supply of paper.
 The advance in terms s matter Of necessity and we regret it as much as others can, but it can rot be helped.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
HEADQUARgEas -p DIVISION, ARMY EAer TENNESSEE
 London Tenn, Nov. I1th, 1852.

Is4DQUARTE2s -p DIVISION, AFNT EAeT TENNESSEE,
 London, Tenn, Nov. I1tA, 1852. specisl Order No. B.
 E Th- tolownE named officers of the 4th Arkansas Rat tA3n, proceed rksnSa1 With the money entrusted their care which the, vii deliver :he families Of the s5. iiers taking receipts for the same: Company A-Capt I. r. Aurf. Company H-Lt. John Lncko. Company C-Lt. ti-9 T. Williams. Company f--Lt James Anderson. n The officer in charge will publish thia order upon hs arrival the convenient point tr the tet tho families of soldiers.
 IT. Having ausactei their bu-ines. they will return to thef coumands bringing with them all recruits, conscrpo an4 clothing ttet may w procur under tho direction of IF -4nior officer No officer VIII be Absent longer sixty day..
 Ly command ot ,a.Gon.J P. NcCowy:
 '. 2. TREZEYANT, \. |. Geu1 AN ~ enlisted soldiers bei0nKiug rhe it'll Arkansas lat talon furl- ugh leave q absent who ervice will report rhemelves immediately to Capt. Alnrf Little Rock, Lt John Locke Austin; c. F Willisms 4lkadelYha J4-. A Anderson. Eipaso. Dec
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

El sflCEI will sell at my residence Ashley's MIL
 the 5th day of December, Friday cash in hand all my logs Horses, Cattle Corn. Fodder Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture Also Beef and Pork Hogs anu very large assortment of Poultry of every description will n,so rent ny FARM at the time and place JESSE HILL
 DrC. g 1t
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

7, osct direct hs purchascs of suhsaterro his own command. and fa nractjcahe such purchases will b c1i1nad within 5 linna hr district The Chct Com of theoe districts will make esaates for the ,e~a-y nds the Commisary General of Subsistence, ard Hi simultaneously nmit copies ot them to the Chief or tho CoutiIiesarat at thtfe Head Quarters, l., colalanG oi MeJ(ieDI AoLMEe
 s. s. ANDERSON, n-r2 3w A--t. Ad3t. 1ucrAl.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
HEADQUARTERS 2pTH ARx4NsAs HzGMzNT,
 AhEN-LLn Mla. Ny an .Ga

All absentecs bel0ngin5 the 2)th Arkansas Regiment of the Missssppi river ordered report them selves Capt Haven, Camden, Sergt Stuckey st Little Rock by the sth Of December, 1362 be reported de-Arters md treated such.
 Iy order of LAMBS H. FLETCHER, Lt-Col
 le-3 i Comdg 20ih Arkansas ReGt
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
H1nQUAErErs, Tulip, Ark. Nov. 22, 1862

special Orders S9 |
 By authority of Majieu. Holmes an direciei to enroll all persons subject the "Concript Actn within the towing counties sever, Hampstead, Clark Ouachta Dai Hot Spring ant Drew.
 Capt Wilaon Hemningway will take charge of Drew Maj. s. NsIker will take charge of S-ver Heml~tesa aui iark vii tahe cLse ot ;he remaining counues- All mae white citizens within the ages eighteen ans forty, will K enrolled unless legally exempt Any of this order by leaving h- above counties for any purpose whatever the part of any citizen who s subject he cnscrpt law. will receive deser;ers dues me place If endezypus will h Camden Ali are direoted to hrnE tuh things as will bc u-cssay for their con iort
 T. J. RID, Col. Doc 2F CoIn'dg Special Dist
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
LITTLE ROCK, DECGMBEa 8, 1862

ADVANCE IN TERas.-We have procured large supply of paper, and, next week, will resume our former size. The price of the paper and enormous cost connected with it, makes it necessary to n- crease subscription price Our terms, hereafter, will be
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

.--- Gidson J. Pillow is in Tennessee raising . soprlsnd,
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

H OFT OR ST0LEN.-A bay horse 1i15 hands g> IA High. branded E over a Spanish brand both sayS Aln iet and let fore t0t white. Said hor-e missing on le night o the z>th H Now Any information will be thank fully received, R0BT RICkEBY
 Dee nyy#
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

aa IN NEGROE$ FOR SALEFotice is hereby given thas c te undersigned will sell the highest bidder on he bt day o January lso in the town of Springfield Conway oountv Arkansas the belonging estate of h Itlman, decd. TUGG aged 24-TI IDA, 36 years-AN- DhhSO " years and aI'o three children from six years old. Terms cash.
 Deo 5 1882 3v~ GEORGE BEN NEDICT. Adnr
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
EEAueU eUAr7Ecs 2D DiynI1N, !
 London, Tenn, N0y l1th, 1862. ]

London, Tenn, NOV 17th, 1862 sp cia O9ier N0 3. l. Tho oow;n named officers Of he 3Oth Arkansas Re giacu will proceed Arkspsas with the oneyntrus ted to her cara which trey will deliver te lanlus of sol dier' taking receipts for the 1aj. Nuistod!or. Company Alt. V. F. Moore. C3mpanv B-Prigata John E. Reid. C.)muany l.-Lt. 5. N. Jackson. Company D-Serg't J. bI. Brown. Company E-Lt. V. A. Niliun. Company I-Sergt Peter Noaler. ComuauY t7--Serg t. n6lsua CompaDy Hit J c. Gray. Company l-Lt. V. T. Fur aeon. Company Kit. - Lcwi,t. l The aeuior 4icer rargo Will publish this order on ha alyi u the most convenient point for the benefit the soldiers faInles. Having transacted their business, they will their command bringing wIth them all clothing recruits and corscrpts that g he procured under direction the ucer H0oteer will be absent than sixty days. Iy cc,pmaud oftM aJ Gen J. ? MOC1wM
 l. BliUJI6 TIEZKVANT,
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

h ICTl0N-Win te sold in front q the Auction Store
 a Saturday, the 9th inst young Jack Wheat Fan Ut of irous Clark Commentary and other Books Furni large Pot and other cooking es Dee le
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

n pursuance or tho above orer Thereby order all officers an belonging to the 30th 8rkausns Regiment, who inc 7e the Mississippi river report to tho details from hee Io-pectve companies immediately the county seats oi the couGtio where the companies reside
 ELI HUFSTEDLrR, Mai
 Recruiting Officer the 3Dth ReC't Ark. Vol Littlo Rock Nov 3U 1862 I0-Gw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
BENEDICTION

LIEUT.. Governor. ST. Adams Messenger
noticing some remarks of the Bennington Ban
ner. suggesting Mr.. DLLINGHAM instead of Mr..
UNDERWOOD tor Lieut.. Governor, makes the fol-
loving pertinent suggestions
We hardly think the Convention will LOOK at
the matter of the denomination Of Lieut. Gov.
Underwood in the light that the Banner does.
He has held the office two years. it is true, bu.
in order TO avoid confusion in future it is best
to retain him on the ticket, inasmuch Us his
ability is so generally conceded. Mr.. Dlling-
ham took part in the Republican Convention Of
last year. and supported the nominations made
by ." sacrificing party Tor the good of his Coun-
try" he was rewarded by the election of State
Senator from his county, the duties of which
Office he discharged 80 acceplably that he will
most likely be returned without opposition.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
State Convention.

4 Mass Convention OF the Freemen of Yer
mont, will be held at Montpelier, on the 9th
day Of July next, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, to
nominate candidates for Governor Lieut. Gov
erncr and Treasurer, to be supported at tie en-
suing election
All "ho are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
stltution and the tnon, and Of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis Of
the country, are cordially invited to attend.
Il HENRY BAXTER,
J GREGORY SMITH, Republican
Il. w. CLARK, State Committee
$40. I. SHEPARD.
June s. 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
;he morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time VI going to press.
The Terms will be,
$4,do per year, or i 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 ger year, Or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers--paper delivered at their
ouses or places Of business.
advertisements inserted On reasonable terms.
Orders arc solicited. G. ". WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
Mails in Montpelier.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at ~ q. n. A.
rves at SIS =. IN.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes At 34j p N. arrives
at 9.l5 a. m.
NIaHr VI AiL for Boston and New York closes a! 9 %
o'clock, 2. VI.
All matter for these mails must be IN ii. Office t>t0'i'
time Of eiosiRg, to 90 the ,ams day
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at SIS a. departs same day arrival Of Sol.a,
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 W p m. dsp''a
daily at 400 a.
DASvILLE arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satafiiy
ats o'clock, a. IN. departs same days at L. '''i
p.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays AMI friday
$50 departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and saiurlig'
at 945 a. m.
HYDKPAkK, by Worcester and Elmore, arrives Honi1''
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p departs sam IS
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ana SA'''
days At 100 p. leaves alternate days on arF'''
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week.
OFFICE HOURS PROM 100 A. ". to.o.OO P.n
JAMES C. FRENCH P "
Montpelier, May l 1851.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

FIGHTING CHAPLAIN
chaplain OF the LIST Missouri s,,. Nj. p.
distinguished himself at the bs sp.e'o os 'b,
vile by capturing rweuty..oYr ', .s. Of Booze,
aided by only four men. has ,VOeIs' sata
hghtin4 commission. After "a, Iha'eIy taken F,
OF the lst Missouri infantry W. Ip,ss0andiog
10 " lscons'n' and raised sufficient nc ~. YEA
81 IIo recruits . to man a battery Of 6s5 p'noe'
lie now turns up in Gen. Pone,' 1'u gus
NaPt: rlIo commanding battery in '' UP As
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE 26, 1862

The PRESIDENT VISIT TO WEST PoINr-The
recent flying visit of President Lincoln to West
Point is giving rise to a legion of absurd and
contradictory rumois, the most absurd of which
is the guess that Gen ScJtt is to be Secretary
of War No. |, and Banks Secretary No. >.
There has not been the least indication from any
act OF Mr.. Lincoln that he is at all dissatisfied
with the present or past conduct of the Secre-
try Of War, and we have no idea that in the
present juncture of affairs he contemplates any
change in the War Department. And the as
surance the President gave to the crowd at
Jersey City, that his journey was nos to make
or unmake any General, is pretty plain init
nation that he Is satisfied with his Generals, or
at least is not taking night Journey TO West
Point III order TO supersede any OF them. One
would naturally suppose that the President
would not at this moment visit Yves, Point I'M
less upon important business which could be
best transacted there. What that business is,
is the mystery, and may as well be food for
speculation as anything though it is pretty
safe conjecture that it could not have related to
any important changes in the conduct of the
war, as business OF that nature could be much
better and more appropriately transacted at
Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

OREGON ELEcrIoN.-T State election in Or
egon was held on the ID inst The Republican,
and loyal Democrats made one party, and the
regular Democracy the other. The Union tick
ct prevailed 10y about 1000 (not 80, 900, as our
neighbor had lt) majority, John Mcbride, a
Republican, is elected to Congress. Addison
c. Gibbs, elec'ed Governor, was formerly a
Douglas Democrat
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

NE@BuRY SEMINARY -. From 49,
lrlennlal Catalogue OF the Neuhn ru' 7 'lrta
Collegiate Institute, Newbury, Var19d real'e
sued by the Esthetic Society Sn. .;D'0nt' &
1862 We learn that the FacuItv s Lem
are, Rev +. f. King, A. NJ p.p ie'sa'
Mental Science and Normal IDs, ,1''ls't
George {. Smith, A. NJ, Natural ' ~
and Latin ; Rev. SiIas E. Quimbv 1'91ce
Mathematics and Greek Prof D.ril B.
French, Vocal and Instrumental Mn, '" A
Livingston Green, Plain aud Orna",'' .
Penmaushlp Miss EmeIine B. Cb,ria DI u
ceptress, Botany and Bellies Le,tnrr. 1' !, t.
Mary \. Lothbury, French aud Ornan.. .ra'
The number OF students is. Sen;o,s 'D q,
Juniors 8; Sophomores, s; To,,' ~ y,
Graduates ~, of whom 45 are m,r,,"I d.
Catalogue Of the 4Esthetlc Society !.
given. = ''
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Addison County Right on the Record.
June 5, 1862.

II IS with peculiar pleasure that we notice the
resolutions adopted by the recent County Con-
Yentlon in addison Comfy. The Convention
was called In terms, we think, similar to those
nIioyed by The State Republican Committee,
and among the Vice Presidents Of the body we
6uG the names Of Hon Horatlo Needham and
Hon. Charles l.insley, gentlemen who, before the
war, were decided Democrats. The resolutions,
after endorsing the policy Of the Administration
" especially in It's vigorous prosecution Of the
war and IN It's proposed method of emancpa-
zion commenting the prudence, frmness and
integrity of President Lincoln-approving in
fitting terms, OF the act abolishng Slavery at
the National Capital-speak out plainly for the
future in She following unmistAksble language
Resolved, That We trust the Administration
will in the further prosecution OF the war, ad-
vance in is policy so far as to do all that the
Constitution the Laws of Congress and the
Laws of war, permit to cripple and destroy the
institution which is the cause of our present
national calamity, which is wholly antagonists
to t.e essential idea of free government, and
renders stable peace, while 1t exists among us,
an mpOssibllity
ResoIUed, That justice and humanity, as well
az expediency, demand of us that we should no.
timidly throw away the opportunity which the
mad frenzy Of slavery has now horizontally
offered us, to put an end to the institution in
most Of the States in strictly legal way ; and
shat we ought to be found equal to the task of
extinguishlng it, as being the most social fright
full social wrong and affront to Heaven, which
the wickedness of man has invented, or the
song suffering patience Of God has tolerated
hitherto, in the world s history.
Resolved, That we deem 1t emlnently fair and
proper that the burdens and penalties of the war
should be especially borne by the people who
have wickedly ard wantonly forced it upon the
nation and that to this end we earnestly insist
that Congress should speedily pass stringent
contscation and emancipation act, whose exc
cution shall IN no degree depend upon the fdel-
Ity and patriotism of Southern courts and iuries
but which shall be mace effective and certain.
an its operations upon rebels in arms against
the constitution and laws, by the power of the
General Government acting through its own ap-
pointed and responsible agents.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted
after discussion, in which both Mr. Neodham
and Mr.. Linsley participated. We commend
them to platform makers-especially those of
the timid sort-at the Union County Conven-
tons to be held elsew here in the State. When
such Democrats as Messrs. Needham and Lins-
icy advocate the doctrine so boldly set forth in
the foregoing resolutions, we trust Republicans
will have the courage, ut least to stand by their
former professions of hostility to Slavery, and
not hide their light under bushel Of empty and
unmeaning words.
General Mcclellan has pressed the reporters
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

An officer just from McClean's army states
that his post has for some time been so close to
the rebel capital that on a calm night, with the
wind favorable, he could hear the clocks in
Ricomond strike the late hours
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

NEAR RIcHnonD.-Trom all the ntimations
we get from the army teforo Richmond, it ap-
pears that it is approaching the Confederate
Capital by regular siege. This is a sure way.
Some time since the rebels said that Mcclellan,
If let alone, would dig his way into Richmond
and he seems to be doing it.
There are but two things for the rebels in
front to do,-either to come out and attack Nc
Clellan, or evacuate the city, as the superb
ority of our artillery renders an approach y
regular parallels perfectly sure. We doubt
whether the rebels will dare risk an assault up
on our forces in their chosen position, and we
are therefore prepared to hear that they, n,
soon as our guns command the city, are getting
away as fast as they IAN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

o,oro;sos ot the Union School, Friday Evening
VN'i'' - LOCO.
June u, loo-
PRAYER
|. SalutatOry, a%o"
I'D lR1E' -hon1P'iie
2. The Sea OF Lie, "e"'"
r. w 0LlhN' i''I ninU'.
3. Reputation, u. :, l fn'1; ;s
NEWELL PAINE. Montpelier
5. Extract, Anon
C. II. HEAToS, Montpelier
6. Our Duties as Americans, Hebster
W. p. BALLoU, Montpelier
MUSIC.
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io-Nl6i'' t,,.>.,s W,rr,pp Ricb,nond
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V"'fi'i'' ,,ny Sv,,u Nontnel;er
ELLA STILES, MlddleSex'
Changes,
MARY FORD, Montpelier,
Make Hry while the Sun Shines,
JULIA BRIGHAM, Montpelier.
MUSIC.
8. The Execution Of Montrose, AWoun.
WV. w. EATON, Montpelier.
9. Invasion, Anon.
II. y. TPbIN, JR., Montpelier
TO- Fall Of Warsaw, CdmpbeH
II. X. FIELD, Newfanc
II. The Farmer and the Landlord, Boothdy
J. b. THrRsToN, Montpelier
II. Reply to Cory, tfdt0H.
Dan lH'HARpS'N' -Noo'I'lI'f'
Music
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-26

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