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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-15

GSHERKER0S Sale .N-O. 6s.
By virtue OF gu order of sale, issued out of thu
once of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor Of
z. Clifford Mes, and against Lansing W. Heberd
l will, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n and o'oIocLx
?. N. of said day, at the door Of the Court Housa
In the city Of Evansville, Vandsrburgh county
Indiana offer for sale at public auction the reDfs
Issues and profits for term not exceeding seven
years OF the following described real estate, to-
wit: s' w.
Los No three (3), in block No. forty-ssven an,
In the Eastern Enlargement Of the City Of Evans.
VILE, Indiana. -
And should said rents and profits not sell for q
sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ and costs will
81 the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises.
GEORGE wOLFLIN, 8. Y. O.
Thos. Z. Gavin, plaintiffs Attorney.
msy15-3WW SIS IS
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

| ANA R.Asv q JUST q ~ TBR nj
| @9A from the East, with well eeiectsd stoc
! Watches, Clocks, Jewslry, aud siIgerwars, Q
his stock as low as the articles can be bough
large cities. Gold Watohss, from $3.50 dowr
6ZO. Silver Watches from 500 down 10 81
Clocks, from $50 down to Sl.75. setts OF Jew
from $50 down to 50c. Bracelets, from SO
to $3.50.
Finger Rings, BreastpinB, Earrings, from
down TO 25c. Silver Table aud Tea poona,
Ladies', Cream Spoons, Butter and Fruit En
Sugar Topgs, Salt and Mustard Spoons, all
lower than usual.
Silver, Steel and German Silver Spectacle,
dies fine Wire and Shell Portemonafes, 81 yer
Tortoise shell Gard Cases, Gsntlemen's Purses
Portsmonaies.
+. B. Robinson's Indexical Silver Soap,
cleansing Silver or Plated Ware, the best
ever used.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Geld Pens, PI
Ware, Castors, &c. Lathe and silk Guard {
Chains. Goggles. ReeTer's and others, Thcrul
eters, DC, ali of which he offers at low hgur
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere,
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
Rpr6
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OFFICIAL,
EVANSVILLE, May Is, 1876


NJ LIST OF LETTERS REJu.RKN
S-Z ing in the Post once at Evansville, Indian
May 10, 1862. Persons calling for these lette
will please say " Advertised, and give date OF liz
Advertising fee, one cent.
LADIES LIST.
Blackburn Sarah Hendricks Mrs Mary
Benbrook Mrs MeIcipa Hornbrook Merry
Bennett Mary HOPKINS SteVanna
Byrne Margaret Inks Mabel
Byrd Rhoda johnson Maggie
Brandon AMMO King Eliza
Brisky Elizabeth Kemlo Mrs Mary
Brown Mary Z Lynn Mrs
Burbank Nellie LiDxwilef M go
Baynard Evaline Land Mrs Mary
Combs Ann Morton Mary A
Crane Minnie Murder Sarah
Crosby Amanda L Marlett Anna
Collins Mary g McReynolds Lititia
Chamberlain Mary Mcdowell Mrs A
Collam Sarah Neal Mrs Kate
Crofts Sallie Nelson Melesey Ann
Crowley Mary Olmsted Harriet
Conway Cecil 0dell Jenny
Deacon Sallie Ogle Miles
Dea MoIIie Partridge Jane II 3
Eygleston Nellie Perry unie
Folks Johanna Powell Eliza
Foster Armi dia Picket Mary
Fleagler Hannah Price sIrs Frances
Floyd Jennetta RoqueG Mrs Celia
Finley Mrs Mary Ray CssEharine
Fonester Elizabeth Reynolds Mrs Sarah J
Griffin Maggie Roberts Nellie
Grogen Eliza Reed Mrs Mary
Geggus Mary Roberts Mrs Sophy
| Goss Lizzie Thomson Sarah d
| Hunt Helen Thompson Matilda
Hagan Mrs Gao Taylor Mrs Sarah A
| Hopper Rebecca White Rebecca
| Hayes, Kate West Catharine
Hull Mrs NJ A Wood Elizabeth 2
| Youngblood @.
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Having adopt
ed the exclusive
Cash system and
SO increased my
stock as to be
equal to the rap
idly increasing
demand for well
made, tasteful,
and durable fine
Clothing, L am
now prepared to
| furnish all kinds
OfFine Clothing.
and Furnishing
Goods, at Whole
sale and Retail,
fully as cheap as
the same class of
Goods can be
bought in New
York.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

GEETLEMEN's LIST.
Allen Andrew III Lacy Henry
Austin G Z Lowell John
Anderson James r Lotion Felix
Are'ioEs Mr. Myerhoff John
Angel Henri Martin Henry
Acker Valentine Miller Samuel
Burnett Matthew Mays jas
Blackman VIM Mason
Briggs Jas Msris Thos d
Barber VIM Marlett John
Baker Reuben Morse W
Bishop Orleans Murphy Peter
Blair G W Morris Eliza
Bennett George Mass and Evans
Blackburn VIM Marchant
Banyard Joseph Mandell Isaac
Briggs Jas Merit Henry
Byrne Christopher McKane Al
Body Herman McGee VIM
Barnes John @ Mcdonald Daniel
Chute Halter McCune A j
Cecil Lloyd McQuirk ,2ohn
Catlett Julius McKan@ Terry
Garry Michael Nolan VIM
Clouny Henry Niles +
Chapman Frederick Negley George
Carnahan, Earl Co EightheDgale Isaiah
Clark lewis O'mara John
Copley Charley Osborn W
| Clark Samuel Peck Samuel
Duggan Philip Parker Alva
| Davidson Geo 3 Pence Andrew
/ Deter Barney Purman A
/ Doran Edward Patterson Madison 2
/ Dennis John Purketon Daniel
Depue DIR J Fl Porklusher Henry
| Dawson Wiley G Prison John
! Dougherty James 2 Pawley VIM
| Erwin James Sanders VIM
Emory Lorenzo d 2 Simpson VIM
| Fox John Sanders Henry
| FitZgeI aid Thos Smith Nathan
| Fish Edward Spencer Samuel
| Felstead John Seal Hiram
| Fairchild Zsrah Shepard John
Foulks John Shoten Jas II
Gahriel John Seaman Geo
! Grant Charles Shook Il nj
Goodgs Scott Henry
| Goring James Swayne L
Gleeson Ihos Sutherland Geo w
| Hooker John b Stephens Robt (
| Hart Henry Swift J
| Xix Alfred San herman
Hughes TeliVer G. Sparks Henry
| Harrington Albert Terry VIVA +
Hunter Thompson Lemuel
| Hiche Adam Taylor John
! Higgins Fowler Torrance Smith
| Hand Henry Tillmsn DIR J s
Hopkins Thos TruasdelI
| Huck A panhook
| Hoban Patrick Vertrees DR. W
| HeeDy Thos Wright BF
Jennings Geo w Williams Augustus
Jackson VIM B Wilmarth TW
johnson A Wood VIM L
johnson Jas Fl Watts John
Jonathan Brother Ward Thos
Judd ID Woodward NJ A
Johnson I'll Williams Jesse L
Kennedy Michael Ninfrey Robt W
heasy Joseph Williams p
| King w Warner VIM
Alnldy James Weeker Reason b
knight Lewis Woodruff I
Lancaster Capt Weaver VIM
| Lockwood L William n
| Lipp John N Walsh Jamss
| Lockwood Anthony Yates Joel
Zenor jeremiah.
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WeO OD FORD.

NOSE IN WIN: Captain.
n. a. ERARED8, Ckss
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every FRIDAY
- NJ.
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every mG
DAY at 8 A.. NJ.
The WoodfoTd has entered the above trade T
regular packet and viii leave puntual az I'd
tised, carrying passengers AID freight st the r.
lar packet rates. JHO. B. HALL, AR.t,
myIO No. 6 alter 81 es
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SOLDIERS LETTERS.

SOLDIERS LETTERS.
Baker A III Mergen Matthias
Beck Hanson Merryman Geo w
Beck John Mills Thos
Body Martin f Mafit David
Bright Jas Moore ] D
Brockway Ed McCord DR. D o
burcham Adam mcKinnis Henry
Clark Geo w Newman w
Copley Dewitt Oaks VIM
Cobb 8 W Parker Thos III
Custer Z PIummer Chestar I'D.
Devore VIM Pool Jno
Donaldson Jas Porter Asa W
Enlow Lit Elijah Puett W.
Fairchild PursIev VIM
klddler John Reed s A
Fischer Christian Rosser Wm
Guess b Rue Lewis
Hermann Sam Seay 7 II
Hicklin Preston ShatIuck Curtis .
HOstutler Jas Smith Levi
irwin Went Susterland Jake
Keefee Mike TiIbury Geo
henn dy Aug ThOrntoa d
Keplinger W TITLE S
hyner Jas Vain David w 2
Knight Wm Woodburn Jas
Law Smith e, Carp co A, It'll
Lautenschlager VIM KY Reg (-ebeD
Litsey John W Carr Jas A, ssPi soner."
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KN.RA COMMIT 40 CE.E-ES p
IL Bushel, at VICKERy BIO
oot24 Ne. 50 Main st
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 10, 1862.-Add now it is hereby ordered a
directed by the Common Council Of the Cfty
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or part
lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast side
Main Street. be tween Sevsth and Eighth streets
said City, cause the sidewalks thereon %
prong ut to the proper grade, and that they ca
the sidewalks to be repaired or relald within hi
days from the publication Of this order
P. BURK 4, CLERK
Clerks ONCE, April 25, 1862.
"a DOZEyT' Coal on Chimnies, assor
eSO sizes, comprising some neg kinds not
offered the public in thIs place. Just received
steamer Lancaster, and for sale at
FICKERY BROS, .
tebl3 No. SO Main Street
RGUL.AR LOUIS n-unza.
-Ae> WILLIE, and CAIRO Pack lfs-ss---s
ct. The Magniaeent Hasaengar ----a
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t" HI. J. SChlaeDfer'ss'

% '@OA--t@~ PAVA .
D-4kMER'S COSJUETKC LOTTO
n for removing Pimples, SunbHrB, Tet'o
Ringworm, &c. just received and sale at II ]
Schlaepfer's New Drug Store
HELMBoLDS's extrat BuchU, just received
schlaepfer's New Drug Store.
DRUGS.-Just received large and varied $50
OF pure Drugs and Medicines, consisting Of
the new preparations, just arriving in the mark
AL Of which are sold very low, at
my13 SCHLAEPFERfS,
New Drug Store
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Walnut Street House Re-Opened
KRRG LEA We TO EyysFOhgW ~
N public that have rented and re o eued
above named popular House, md that / AN
ready to accommodate permanent and trans
No pains will be spared to make rny guests c
torpeDie. n. 2. JUNhl
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kOUmSs
No. 80 Main Street. merit door to BitrOlf7s JsE5'ry
Store.
ICEI ICEI TCETT

KEOSPGT.AKS, TIE 1N~sMH n
Nh and the people generally will take noti
that there is plenty of the eel ebrated Terre Hau
Ice con stantly on hand at the g Depot Corner
Orders accom- panied by the cash promptly attend
to. my13l EDWARD IEGLE.I
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dsThe Star SpangIed Banner in Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Free and the home OF the
Brave.D
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INDIANA REG1MENrs.

INDIANA REGIMENTS.
Johnston L, 9th Beg Suhler Simon, s2d
CLARK John, 11th Woeh1er 32I
Cup @, 18th Bridget Jno 36th
Hilbert Sol, 18th Lowell John, S0th
Ieek G, 1lth Copeland Sam, 10th
Knight J no, 18th Latherman j. a. 4Ist
NoHe5 w y 2, 18th Coder John, 44th
StalnoUrgh j, 1lth DoHg ass r 2, 44th
Blu Ter B B, nth Graves W n, 44th
Gof VIM, 18th Harrison Mike 3 44th
Fiscus Eb, 10Th Hougland Fl J, 44th
Hoffman Louis, 23l Hoffman Il O. 44th
Coal Joe, oath Hollapster Andy s, 44th
Beck W, goth Irwin Went, 44th
Brown o +, goth Kinmount @, 44th
Jessup +, 10th Pearce j Z 3, 44th
West E 10Th Sapdersop Geo, 4ith
Lewis V, 30th Sickafoose Mike, 44th
Phelps w 81, SOth Simmons B, 44th
Watson Jas 30th Scovall Ham, 44th
Ellison III 31st Smith II S, 44th
Seeds Alex, Sl5t Stroaman Sam, 4Ath
Sharp n 2, 3Ist Thompson 8, 44th
Williams W, 31st Lloyd ) s, 46th
Benninger NJ, 32d Hearne B a, SD
Bowers John G., 32d Shook Hen, 62d
Hollikah Fred 2, 32l Timer Nick, SD
Kirsch Peter, 32d Walsh Sas, 59th
Bowers Jno, 6sth.
ILLINOIS RlGIMENTs
Larllin ] (, 7th Reg Pecker, SD
Chenoweth B, 9th Dsneis W Il, s2d
S, 29th Barker ii, 32d
Cole Jesse, 57th.
ONO REGIMENTS.
Whitney P, 24:h Reg Turner's C P, 4sth
IawIey T, 4Ist Pates Geo W, 10Th
Packer L, 43d Hart Pat. 54th
amos Jas, 4Gth Bannon NJ, 54th
Watts ii, 58th.
MISCELLANEOUS REGIaENTs
burnett s, 18th KY Miller @, do 10
onkright b, Gath do Whitaker w, 18th via
udd +, 9th do Patterson ], 10th do
opter II, 9th do GanterschIag w, LIST
IooIer c. 23d Iowa Donaldson j r. Curtis
reemaa }, 9th do Horse
ohnston w G, Sth No Hawks J G, 18th RaOn
'sldan @, 18th Mich lars
oder L, LIST Geb Tickle E, 16 h do
JAMES H. MCNESLY, PM
500 P.-3O9 boxes German and Palm, for saIe
> LOW by s. GILBERT 8 co,
milo ;
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TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY
EdItorIaI Correspondence.

Rs- All wants supplied by advertising ia the
JoURgAL
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ID e6mIB6sieh, esd seIBoKiiy s6E oEF psFty
when We were ready to return to the land
ing we found It impossible to 6nd transpor-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session Of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports of the pro-
oeedings of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions of the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
,ern mail subscribers, Full Geographic news
report up to the time of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
totore.
81 90 for three months 10 mail Subscribers,
and TT that rate during the Session.
The postage will be prepaid If desired, and
added to the subscription price.
THE WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will contain full reports of Legislative proceed
'ings, and will be supplied to Subscribers or
others, during The Session, at reasonable rates
%0rders are solicited.
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New YORK ELEcTIoN.-ln addition to the
Congressman reported elected in our morning
despatch, we have the following Giles NJ
Hotchkiss, Freeman Clark and Thos T. Davis,
Republican, and Erastus Corning, Chas H..
Winfield and Homer A. Nelson, Democrats,
This is Democratic gain of two, and We fear it
will be made much worse by the returns from
the rest of the State. From Seymour's cleo
ton, which now seems certain, We hope howev-
er we may extract the lesson that what is done
for National existence must be done quickly,
and that work should be in order for the next
sixty days.
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The lsT VERMONT BRIGADE.-We find in the
Free Press The following extract frcm private
letter from this brigade:
An order has just been issued to this brigade
to be ready to move tomorrow morning. The
army has been crossing since Sunday morning.,
and we believe the great forward movement has
commenced. The brigade is temporarily in
command of Col. Whiting.
This brigade is very insuii,ienty clothed and
must suffer severely IN the coming campaign.
Many of the men have no sh rts at all many
more are destitute of blankets and oycrcOats.
We have received from private sources similar
information, with the additional news that
some of the regiments were incompetely armed.
These wants in the brigade seem to US however,
to be the fault of the officers who have that
matter in charge, as Quartermaster Melgs has
officially stated that al acquisitions from the
army Of the Potomac had been promptly ans
wered. The supplying an army is not, we pre-
sumo, An easy task, but ism, it possible for the
regimental officers to see that their men have
shirts, shoes, and guns?
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV s. 1862.

the fraudulent issue of corporation stock re
committed.
BY Mr.. Chandler, for judiciary Committee
against first senate amendment of chapter 20 OF
Revision 4" of paupers, and relief Of insane pro
and in favor of other amendments OF said chap
ter. Report agreed to.
By Mr.. Denison for Select Committee, favor
ably to Senate amendment Of chapter of Re
vision, OF certain State officers" except so tai
as relates to Section Il report agreed to.
Mr.. Hubbell again reported favorabiy the Sen
ate amendment OF chapter II, " of forgery, &c.
The question of agreeing with the Senate, III
striking out Of this chapter the clause which dis
abes one convicted Of forgery, &c, from giving
evidence in the trial Of any cause, occasoned a
blie; debate.
Mr. Chandler, Of Woodstock, moved to modify
the Serate's amendment so as to include this
clause in the chapter.
MIR. Stone, of Westford, moved to make the
proposed amendment and the motion special or
der for 2 - O'Clock of the afternoon agreed to.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter 1913 of Revision, "Of forms Of oaths ~
passed.
Adj burned.
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To COmslIallptiVcs.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after having su
fered several years with lung Affection and that
dread disease, Consumpuon-is anxious make known
to his fellow sufferers The means Of cure.
TIC all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pr,
ption used Gree OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will nd
CURE FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, nc. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
is tn neft the afflicted and spread information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every SUITE
will try his remedy, it will them nothing an
may prove n blessing. "
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDN ARD A. WILSON
" iltiamshurgh,
3o3w3m Kings County, New YORK.
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NOVEL MoDE OF ELECTIoNEERlNC. Gen. Hi
ram Walbrldge rode through the principal
streets Of New York yesterday, in company with
q large party Of his friends, in q wagon drawn
by four horses, which was preceded by another
wagon drawn by four white horses and contain
ing band of music. The wagon was labeled
. General Walbrldge on his way to Congress. >
The novel cortcge stopped at intervals, when
crowds Of people speedily collected, and Gen.
w albrdge addressed them on the exciting ques-
tons of the day Gen. W. announced that he
was the only opponent of Ben. Wood, Mr.. Gil
son having Wlthdrawn.-Er.
Unfortunately for General Wal5ridge and
the country Ben Wood bad more votes election
day than the General. We think loyalty in
New York must be at rather low ebb, when
Ben Wood, notorious sympathizer with trea-
hon-so much 50 that even the Herald could not
fully endorse him-ls successful at the ballot
box.
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HOUSE..

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Stone of Mortified.
Journal read aud approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Chandler Of Woodstock, that the sew
erAi matters contained in the Governors Message
be referred by the Speaker to appropriate stand
ing committees for consideration adopted.
BY Mr.. Hanton, that the committee on Banks
be directed to inquire whether Legislation is ntces
sary in respect to Banks keeping their bills in the
hands OF exchange agents, aud report by bill or
otherwise; adopted.
JURISDICTION OF JUSTICES.
Mr.. Hubbell called up chapter 81 of the X :
vision. The vote passing this chapter having
been re-considered, on motion of Mr. Adams Of Col
ches' er the question came upon reconsidering the
vote in reference TO amending the chapter SO as
to give justices of the peace jurisdiction in action
for debt not exceeding two hundred doll RS, in
place Of limiting it to one hundred dollars as now
provided by law. 1t was decided by the House
TO give jurisdiction 10 justices to the amount OF
two hundred dollars, 10y vote Of 90 to SO.
MIR. Adams of Colchester, moved further
amendment to the effect that the matter 10 de-
mand in an action, shall be considered and es,i-
mated, as the balance claimed by the plaintiff, and
not the debtors side of the plaintiffs book -
thus in effect still further extending the juris.
dicton OF justices lost by vote of 81 to 1874
The chapter was then again passed.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. James for General Committee, favorably
! to Senate bill providing for the adoption of per
.g ND ~,n,ng % changing OF names (; third
reading.
BY Mr.. Reed for the Committee on Ways auC
Means, tavorabIy to chapter SO OF the r vision
:" Of the grand list" third reading.
By Mr.. BAlch, for committee on Education
avorably Senate bill " of registry OF births MR.
riAges and deaths with amendment ordered to
! lie.
BY Mr.. IIubbel, for Select committee. favor
ably TO Senate amendment of chapter ZIG o
offences against the public peace v; concurred in
BY the same, ayoraby to Senate amend
ment of chapter y " Of offences against public
justice v; concurred in.
BY the same, favorabIy, TO Senate amendmen
Of chapter IA "of forgery, counterleiting, at,
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MONT TELLER MARKET. Nor.

PRovIsIoSs-Butter, Is to is. Cheese 7,o q.
H. railoW, IL. Dried Apple, etos. Eggs, IA cent,
Potatoes 20 to 3d. tl6oa2,oo. Maple Sugars
10. Peas, $l,oO to 1,25.
Onions-S1.oo. Apples-$1, so % . 90 per bbI
FLora- superhne' sec Extra, 500 Extra Family u
Double Extra 900 to 900 Superior, 500.
GRAIN AND HAT-Corn, 90. Oats 40 to As. Herd,y,,,
Seed $oooto $50 per bushel Clover 10 to ~ Der
Hay, $3.50 s., per ton. Rye, 65 to TO-
MIscELLAsEous--Dry and green hard wood, 2,2s,o9,o
Shingles, 90 to $50. Wool-common 40 to AZ d..
$50 per cord Nails $50
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TIVE LECTURE at Washington Hall, in the
Depot building, this evening, by Rev. L. Druon,
the Catholic priest, will be well worth attend
ing His subject is the " Emancipation Proc
lamation,' and in his feicitous and original
style of treating subjects, it will be rare enter
tainment. The delivery of the lecture will be
completed sufficiently early not to interfere with
the engagement OF those attending the reception
at Mr.. Richardson's. Let no one fail to hear it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION The result of the
election, Tuesday, in Massachusetts,, Is mos!
cheering to every loyal heart throughout the
country. We regret the reported defeat Of
MIR. Rice, but beyond this, the victory of the
true supporters of the Government, is most de-
cisive. The Legislature just elected, will re-
turn Charles Sumner to the United State
Senate for six years. MASSACHUSETTS, remains
true to her ancient fame
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

CoNTRABANDs IN WASHINGTON. MIR. Nichols,
superintendent of contrabands at Washington,
denies the statement that forty thousand of these
freemen are supplied with food, clothing and
quarters at government expense. lie says there
are about seven thousand contrabands in the dis
trct and at Alexandria, and that of these only
six hundred and seventy-fve receive rstions from
the government OF this latter number many
perform certain amount of labor, so that they
are not e. reg a burden to tho government. =.
Nichols says that these ontrabands have received
clothing only from private sources. lie adds that
there i, 80 much demand for their labor that he
could furnish homes for ten times as many as he
could supply.
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than New York and Massachusetts,, are too mea-
gre to predict with certainty anything of the
result. We expected to hear Of Democratic
anticipated. 1t is bad enough however.
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OFFENSIVE AND DEFENslvE.-The rebel Con-
fcderacy wishes an alliance offensive and defeD
sive with California and Oregon. Such an ALI.
ance already exists the Confederacy is " off m
sive " to Oregon and California, and they are
bound to be on the" defensive " aglinst all at
tempts of the confederators to destroy the
Union. That's all the Il" offensive and defensive
alliance the rebels need expect in this quarter
San Francisco journal.