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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
l-)H0.

In West Burke, Oct. Sd OF Typhoid Fever Miss II.
Lizzie circuit, aged IS years and II months.
la ndrrhill, oct. l<Ih Ephram Webster, aged n
years lie has been from his youth useful menber Of
the freewill Ba ptst Chu. Oh.
In West Randolph. Oct. II, Of Consumption, Samuel
Bass, aged 81 years aud II months.
In Bethel Lympus, sept 2ih, Of Dysentery, Walter
kugtne, Sun oil samuel > and Hannah Parker aged II
months
In Ssrre, Sept 2ith Mrs. Lucy Basse, aged IS years
Also In Barre, Sept 2sth, Charles W. sey son OF Lorinr
ami Lavenda Is. Watson. aged years months and .
days,
In sOckbrdge, Oct i2th, Mrs Auriless JONES' aged %
years.
Ia Eat Montpelier, Oct. l6,h Of cancer, Mr. Phn-
sas Persons, aged 10 years. U hs and twelve days
lie all cuona.e husband and father, and a kind
n. ighbor. His end was peaceful,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
The United States and Hayti.

AS the Rutland Courier is worrying itself con-
sideraby about the contrabands, or more properly
the Freedmen Of the South, and expressing all
sorts Of insane ideas With reference to them, as It
10 wont to do on all such subjects, propose to
make a few remarks under the above caption, by
way Of telling the Cou icr what can be done with
those newly freed men, and with the least possible
expense TO the United States.
II is well known to the reading public that q
system Of emigration Of the color,d people Of this
country to llayl, has been in progress l1r nearly
two years, during which time, nearly three thous-
and oored people have gone to llayti, seven
tenths Of which number were free born men and
women of the North. This system was iaaugu-
rated by the Haytien q yernment, which has gen
erousIy made the following offers, viz
1t (ihe Hayden GoyernmenO will pay the pas
sage Of all colored emigrants of good character,
/ from ary port OF embarkation in the United States
TO Hayt.
1t will give each family sixteen acres of beauti-
u and fertile land.
1t supports them for at least eight days after
Their arrival in Hayti; and it extends to them
naturalization, whereby after residence of year
and day in the country, they are eligible to all
political privileges and offices, for which they may
be qualified
Having but recently returned from the Repub-
lie Of Hayti, and having had survey Of the lands
which that Government proposed TO give to the
, emigrants of color from this country, and being
myself colored man, scruple not to aver that
: would rather have the sixteen acres Of land
( there than three times the amount Of land here
The superiority arises from the prolific nature o
the tropics. In view then Of this grand system o.
: colored emigration, SO generously and freely inau
j. gurated by my race and in view, moreover o
The good results tina; would undoubtedly accru,
a to both countries 10 commercial point Of view
y from united effort to conduct the emigration al
I. ready established to a successful issue, say II
view Of all this, and more than this, cannot the PEG
e pie cannot the Legislature ofthe State aid in con
summatng this great de.ileratum?
+ Suppose then the Legislature instruct lis Rep
q reseniaiiues in Congress, (and that the Poop.
i. memoriiIze the latter tor tie same purpose) Il
0 cndeayor 70 bring about united action between
0 the aforesaid Governments, for successful con
e duet Of 50 glorious movement, SO suspicious
s " begun. And in fine, could not the one hund
5 red thousand appropriated by Congress be thu
!. used 20 better advantage, than il is likely to be b
e all the experimenting Of Senator Pomeroy d
e Central America, and which can only briag chao
t aud future TO both movements!
o j.. ). LANGLEY, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
.ALllrnnon.
TnINp rrAnING nr plIIs.

THIRD rEADING OF BILLS.
Chapter l22 Of the Revision, entitled, OF the
assignment OF criminals to hard labor for minor
offences; pissed.
Chapter :, entitled or the Library; passed.
Chapter s., entitled OF Towns and other com.
muniues passed.
Chapter l29, entitled Of the regulation Of the
size OF State Documents passed.
Chapter II, entitled Of Probate Districts ;
passed.
Mr. Chandler called up chapter 80, entitled Of
the Supreme and County Courts, which had been
laid upon the table upon hi, motion; and after
amendment, by unanimous consent, the bill was
passed
Chapter 10 entitled or the Settlement of Pau.
persi passed.
Chapter 81, entitled OF Poor.houses; passed.
Chapter so, entitled Of the Payment Of sundry
contracts aud Of actions on and protests Of nego.
table instruments; passed
Senate bill continuing the charter of the bank
of Poulney; passed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
MOTT CE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

pUBLlc notice shereby given tina, Lieut. Col. Preston
OF the LIST Vermont Cavalry Regiment Is duty author
lied by the proper apartment Of the public SERVER 10
purchase horses Tor the use OF said Regiment Horses
offered for to the United States for this service u.i
conform fully to the Revised Specifications In these re-
CARDS, viz; sound In all particulars; from rs 10 rs
hands hHh no, less than six nor more than nine years
old coor to be bay brown, blsc, or sorre good aqua
troers, Birdie wise and sig sufficient for the purpose
abpye named,n for which fair prices will he paid.
Lieut. tol Preston and the undersigned viii be nj st
Johnsbury. Caledonia Co., IN the 3Jth and Sls, insl
(rhursday and Friday At rton, Ia orieans Co, GA
the ha 9th (ruesday aud Wednesday, Of November,
and al Derby Line In said Go the 9Th and sh (Rry
aud Saturday,. for the purpose OF inspecting aud pnr
chasing such suitable horses may be on red Other
times aud aces OF purchase may be hereafter designated
OF which due notice wIl II necessary. be given.
Capt. II. W. CLARKE.
Asst Quartermaser Of Vols y. = A.
Bra,tleeoro, Oct. -, 1854. oclaitillnovT
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN OCT. 90, 1852.

benefit Of agricultural and mechanical arts, passed
Jaly 2nd 1862, and will observe and comply with
all the acquisitions Of that act adopted.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. White for select committee favorably
to chapter "A Of the Revision. b" or the maintain.
ance Of llIegimate chiIdrenj" third reading.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter 10 Of the Revision, entitled "Of Coun-
tie' = passed.
Chapter 80 Of the Revision, entitled 1Of the
supreme and County Courts = after third read.
ing tins bin was ordered to lie, on motion of Mr.
Chandler.
Chapter llG Of the Revision entitled Of offences
against The public peace; passed
Chapter l23, entitled of the State Prison !
passed.
Chapter l2l, entitled of county jaiIs, and the
confinement and discharge of prisoners PASSED.
Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

TuoRoUGnYARR GAP.--The immense Bull Run
mountain seems cleft in twain, as II by some
mighty power. The way is scarcely wide
enough 10 admit Of the passage of a wagon. To
an immense hight, on each side rise huge piles
of limestone rocks, IRON whose creyices spring
thousand fountains, whose FLASHING upon the
rocks beneath is echoed ten thousand times.
Hure trees foim an immense canopy in the
nights rising one above the other. The sun
smiles but in few places in the dark passage.
The bottom of the gap is filled with rocks
and mul and i, seems scarcely possible tn u
novice in mountain wonders, that either horse
or vehicle could pass the tortuous, rough and
dark labyrinth. But it WINS done this morning.
The a vance guard, led BY Stahl aud Wyndham,
is followed by the rush Of artillery and horse
men. The occasional reflection from the bright
brass tw I've Founders, and the tremendous rum
bling Of the wheels, tells that they ale rapidly
passIna through the awful cshle.
The clatter of thousands Of hooIs and the
clanking Of sabres echo with such force as 70 be
painful to the ear But onward press the gal
liant band is u few moments the " old flag
emerges into the glowing sunlight, followed ty
a brave host OF fellows, the echo OF whose shouts
burst forth with stupendous roar from the
depths Of the Gap, The passage Is made rapid
Nv and every one breathes ireer, as he thinks
the usually cowardy enemy have not this time
made the Gap mighty tomb ior many OF them
Cor. Phi. laquirT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

ScjyLL's BLooD AMP LIVER SYRUP, for iae
cure OF S4ofuG, Hhae SceHmg, and other
diseases Of the Blood When sach men as d.
K. 5 Newton, Professor in oae Of the mos prom
nqnt Medical Colleges OF Cincinnati, G. W..
Pratt, NJ. D and y Castor, u. D., come oat
aud state to the world that this Medicine, So
rH's Bood and LicD Syrup, cures Scroiula and
other chronic cases caused by impure blood,
where all other remedies have failed, no one
should doubt It's virtues OF fail to use 10 10 any
disease which is caused By impure state OF the
Blood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

PoTAroEs. Il subscriber 10 Wolcott, writes
US that Samuel Scribner, Of that town, raised
the past season, from one bushel of seed, forty
one bushels OF the Queen Mason Potatoes This
variety is said to be one Of the best. lie also
RAISED Of the L w. 0rmsbce potatoe thirty bush.
els, to one bushel planting, This crop was
raised on slubbIe ground, with twenty-five
loads of manure to the acre
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for November is
rich 10 It's table of contents, and richer still in the
" contents themselves. X. W. Emerson, the
late Theo Winthrop, Prof. Aglss.z, Henry D
Thorelw, Geo. 5. lIlihrd Epes Sergeant and
Henry 7. Tuckerman and as many more less
widely known authors have contributed to make
this an excellent number Papers by Holmes,
Hawthorne and Iligginson are promised in the
next number.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

II never be fully demonstrated how much sickness
how many lives have been saved by the use Of Dots.
Chords Homeopah ic Cufatiyrs. Cures are Effected BY
the timely these prescriptions Ia quiet manner
that the medic ne often times docs not get the credit IT
deserves 1t only requires little thought and cnmpar-
son OF Doctors bills previous 10 using this domestic Ho
iii to have them In the family Sold by Fred + Smith
Montpelier, Agent, by The box al Is cts or In fAmy
cases. Sent per mail by NJ. ). Burr & Co, Boston,
Wholesale Agents.
Philip Lee, 1856 william St., New YORK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Marrle0.

In Plsinheld, at the Planled House, Oct. iith, by
Rev. A. Hitchcock Mr.. Henry 2. Glddyn OF HsrdwieK,
aud Mss Mary Voodry of Woodbury..
In Norhneld, Oct 2st, by Rev. U, II, Tillolson, MIR.
Chicago, and M Augeline A. wetherbee, OF Norlhaeld.
I'm Monday Oct. 18Th, at the residence Of the brie
father, by II. C. Fiske Esq, Oscar S,aue N. H., Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

FRR IN COVENTRY tannery belonging
Mr.. B. +. Herbert in Coventry, was burned on
Thursday morning of last week, There was
large amount of leather consumed in it, and the
account books were also considerably injured
the loss will DO about $1,000, Insured for
$1,000. IL was without doubt the work OF an
lncendlary STANDARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

Annual Session. 1862.
Monday October p.
SENlTE
Prayer by the chaplain. Journal read and
approved.
referred to Judiciary committee.
REPORTS
Mr.. Kirkland for committee on finance, report
ed favorably House Bill legailng the grand list
of town of Worcester for 1861. Also tavorably
House bill legalizing the Grand List of town
of Orange for 1859 60-6l both passed. Also
adversely to Senate bill l6, regulating the fees of
clerks in courts Jf recording certain cases third
reading refused. Also favorably to Senate bill &c.
providing that the cost Of stamps on any process in
court may be taxed as legal costs; ordered to
third reading.
By Mr.. Kirkland, for Special committee, favor
ably to House Bill, Title 81, Chapter Ill, General
Statutes, 4" of persons accused OF crimes and Of
fences !" passed.
BY Mr.. Kirkland, hvorably to House Bill. Title
8, Chapter 0, !" Of Public Accounts !" passed.
HOUSE.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Druon. Journal read and
approved.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr. Royce OF Berkshire, joint resolution
that the State of Vernon, does hereby accept the
benefits Of an act passed by Congress, entitled an
act donating public lands 10 the several states and
territories which may provide College. for the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

Ii is reported that the rebel army is retreat
ing toward Gordonsvi.le. As soon as they are
well away from their present exposed position
our army will be moved forward we presume.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

a Court of inquiry consisting of Gems Hun.
ter, Cadwallaier, and Garfield, is to examine the
military conduct of Cen Mcdowell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

HARPER $ WEEKLY for Oct. %, is received.
Besides its maps and battle-pieces it has cap
ital take off of the Seymour party as they say,
and " as they mean.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

A PRorlrABLE APPLE TREG.-Alyin Kinsley
Of Fletcher, has an apple tree which has borne
this season 81 bushels OF good sweet apples.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
" Olil,e.

Those vhosre designing teach in the Common Schools
10 the town OF Middlesex, are requested to the
School House the centre Of sid town. thursday New
1871 at one O'Clock r. NJ, TO be examine according to
law.
All citizens respectfully and cordially Invited to at
tend. II. LESTER McELROY, Supt
Eiddlesex OF. 9Th 1862
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

New Yonk, Oct q. The 1rjaaes special
Harrer's Ferry dispatch, daled toe 29.b, says the
citizens from Wiucheler who c4mc mo our lines
to-day, confirm the previous reports that the
rebels have evacuated that Place, and fallen
back towards Staun'on. cid, violent rain
set in this morning and has lasted all day. The
roads are muddy and difficult
The TINES Washington ispatch says We
have intelligence from the South that the reb-
els have really determined pm the dangerou.
policy Of araing the neghs,5.
In Atalanta, Montgomery aud other cities
it is SAID negro Regiments are already organized
and supplied with weapons. A recent North
Carolina paper states that about 5000 blacks
Offered by whites, have been sent from camps
Of instruction to garrison ordinations, and i'm
portant towns.
4 Houston, Texas letter to the Grenada Ap
peal gives the particulars OF the capture of Sa-
bine city. Our force consisted Of The gunboat
IIatteras and two schOoners Our superior
force caused the rebels to spike their guns and
evacuate, when our force landed and took pos
session Of the fort and town.
The rebels paid visit $50 strong, to Manas
sas on Friday and attacked body Of our men
numbering only so Our troops retreated with
the loss of Is men and , officers taken prisoners.
Capt. Conger of the Sd Va cavalry, with So
men who had been on u scouting expedition
and was on his return me! the same party OF
rebels.
Capt. Conger, attacked aad dispersed this
body, killing several members Of the 18th Ylr.
gnia cavalry, aud taking two prisoners
In the engagement Capt Conger was serious.
ly wounded, aud renamed on the field over
night. The whole loss Of Capt Coug9r's party
wrs one wounded and three prisoners.
CINCINNATI, Oct. p. Three inches OF snow
lell last night.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
ScoyiII's Blood aud Liver Syrup
FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale full Blood three
years old JERSEY BULL, perfectly doc.i and handy,
aud we'll brokelo work. Please enquire Of Il. astngS
member from Wsilsheld %, Burnham sor the sub
scriler. ALFRED J0SLIN.
waisGed, Oct q, 1862.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Afternoon.
GENERAL STATUTES.

Mr.. Kirkland moved to amend House bill Title
81 Chapter l07, General Statutes, by striking out
the last section OF the bill agreed to.
Mr.. Richardson moved to amend the 18th sec
ton of same chapter, by striking out the words,
asserting thereto"
Mr.. Allen opposed the amendment. lie thought
The directors of corporations should be liable
only for their assent TO acts; for fthe minority we're
to b. made responsible for the acts OF the major
ity, great injustice might result.
Mr.. Clark, of Bennington, favored the amend
ment. He thought it of more consequence to
protect the outside public, than minority Of Di-
rectors.
Mr.. Richardson, said there was no law Compel
hog persons to accept the appointment or re-
main directors of any Of these corporations aud if
they choose to remain in office they ought to he
held responsible for the acts of the corporation
and he thought there was no reason why direc
tors in these corporations should be held to a
lighter responsibility than bank directors. The
amendment was agreed to, and the bill read a
third time and passed.
Mr.. Stoughton, called up House Bill, Title 81
Chapter LOG, and moved 10 amend the bill by
striking out the 9Th section agleed TO and The
bill was passed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

Tue CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, for November is
xcelent The magazine seems starting into a
new life. Its publishers announce that Hon
Robert j Walker and Hon. Frederick p Stan
ton will have henceforth the conduct of the poe
htcal department Of the Magazine, and this en-
sues an able, fearless and independent discuss
ion Of the political questions of the day in the
pages of this monthly. Charles G. Leland and
Z imund Kirke will have the control Of the lit
airy part Of the work. The former Of these
gen ,emen is well known from hls former con.
tribulious to this aagazne and to tho Kncker
booker, and Mr. Kirke has attained wide CO.
lebrlty by his recent popular work " Among
the Pines" With this recast of editorial parts
The Continental cannot fail OF success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

STATE or VERMONT, At Probate Court, held at
RAstoLrH DisrsIcr, IS. Randolph, in snd Tor said
District on the 23d day Of October, A. u. 1852.
A VERY Fits, administrator Of the estate o. John
II tiits lse Of Randolph in said district deceased,
makes application to said for license sell all the
real estate OF said deceased aud represents that snch
sale 10 necessary for the payment OF Ibis and charges
against said estate:
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that said ap-
ptCaton be referred to session thereof be holden
the West Randolph House in said Randolph, on the
9th day OF November Tor hearing and decision there
and It is further ordered that an persons Interested
BE- notified hereof by publication Of this orer the Green
hountin Freeman printed at Montpelier, In his STATE.
three weeks successfully before the time appointed
afors d Tor hearing, that they may appear sand time
and place, and show cause, II any hey may have, WIN
such license should no. be granted.
by order u Court.
35I3v Aues',.J. r. CLEAlELAND Register
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court Lea a.
WAsnNGroSnsrRcT,s Montpelier, in said district on
the 25th dag Of October. A. d. 1862.
4 bills. WILLIAMS Administrator e the estate of
II Nancy Allen, late OF Nounheld, IN said distinct
decreased presents his admit account for eAam
nation aud allowance, aud axes Application for a decree
of distribution and partition Of the Of said decreased
Nhefeupon. II IS ordered by said Cout that said account
and AID application BE- reened To session Of said Cnuf,
To be held at the Probate OCe in said Montpelier ON the
18th day oi November A. D. 1852 iuf hearing and ders on
IN and Is further udeled, that notice heieaf be
given To all persons interest BY publication Of the sa
three weeks successfully in the Green Maintain
Freeman newspaper published at Montpelier prry,ps IL
said time appointed for hearing thai they may appear al
said time and place, and show cause II any they may
have, why said account should MOI, be allowed and such
decree made. by the Court.
Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
true copy of record.
35Ifw3t Attest, 7. n. MERRILL, Judte
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
BIN TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25 Official impurities
Of slxty-two out Of sixty-six coantles Of the
State, and reliable estimated majorilies Of the
four remlining counties give Sener, Denocrat-
ic candidate for Auditor General 31oU mojori-
ty.
WAAiNGrox. Oct, q. Matters here look far
more encouraging than 1t 10 generally believed
they arein the Northern cities llo'o Wo
should know are confident that the Army OF
the Potomac is being reorganized and Pot in
efficient order for an active campaign Itsre-
ceiyiog supplies Of winter clothing and shoes.
The National hteiiigenccr this morning speaks
seml-o officially in an encouraging tone, and there
ia decided. confidence here that everything is
going on well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
RESOLUTION.

From House, joint, accepting the benefits Of
the I. 5. law donating lands to the States for Az
r.cuturl Colleges concurred in.
REPORTS.
Mr. Bean l1r General Committee, reported "a
yofably House bills, changing names and defining
the hershp T certain persons passed.
Mr. Stevens for Committee on Education, re.
ported hyorably House bills, to incorporate the
Newport Cornet Band, and to incorporate the
Londonderry Cornet Bands bills passed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct %. The indications in
all quarters are such as to give assurances that
both the army and the navy will not much
longer remain inactive, but will commence u
plan Of operations promising the accomplishment
OF the most important results.
The preparation for this purpose are nearly
completed, and to such an extent as to preclude
the probability Of failing, and to answer all
demands from public aud private sources for
more vigorous prosecution of the var, with Il
view to the prompt suppression of the rebellion.
The appointment of Gen. Rosecrans to the
command of which Gen. Buell. has just been re-
lieyed is owing to the vigor recently 50 conspic-
uously displayed by him, and is complement
to bis fine qualities as a soldier. Equal energy
and ability will be required Of all entrusted with
similar dutlec and there is also auinority for
stating that the administration is determined
that further injurious delays shall no longer be
a subject Of general compliment.
The programme, OF course, includes an early
movement OF the army OF the Potomac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

CINclxNArTi, Oct. %. Three inches Of snow
lell last night,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

New YORK, Oct. %. The Hera'd, IIarper's
Ferry dispatch Of to-day says the rebel pickets
have disappeared from our 'front.' s,aigbt. Eyi-
dences thus the enemy are moving towards Cor
louisville multiply.
The Times special dispatch from Fairfax
Court House, last night, says that Captain
Koeraey, just returned from reconnaissance to
Le9,bursh. reports the rebel Gen. Mumford, at
Percellyille with 1900 men and some artillery.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. The representation
made in some quarters that the pubic debt bias
reached COO 0O0 600, Is gr.ss cxlgeration.
On the first day Of the present month it was
only go 100000 and is now less than GG9,
0U00O0.