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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Eouss furnishing Scoos.

NHAIRS--NO. 299 PeaTl.st.. wood-seal, ooaesA
" 70. shipping; also Office, Dining totsge, n'0'"s
CHAIRS ard STOOLS, recalled 1t wholesale prices
DOLLAR REFRIGERAIOR ana WAFER ooo'.ls "a
retail. EARrLErT L LESLEY No. t2S Brosd'.ey.
CPTFNDID SILVER-PLATED ICE PIiCf.-
= FRS =. 50. each. IEFRIGERAIohs, 'OoAiN"
UTENSlLs 60 at ninense reduction "a ,, p.e p,u5,,
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Amusmertrs
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EASTER HOLIDAYS
The greatest combin alton of novelties and smuseenfs ~
presented at establishment.
COM. MUTT THE $4,000 NUTTit
THE BELGIAN GIANT FEET HI0H.
both OF whom ia addition to their exhibition a all hoofr -
pear In the play Of
HOP o. MY THUMB;
OK,
THE OGRE AND THE DWARFI
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING
at and "a O'Clock Thi. piece followed st each perfseD
snco with the beautiful Conmedetta
THE WIDOW OF PALERMO,
BY Mrs. J. j. PRIOR. Miss X. FRANCE. MessrA Nsrs
Badsway, Ciark, and iisylsod
On exhibition st AL hours day and evening"
THE QUAKER. or WOODEN GUN,
from the Rebel Fort ncAoDs at CenIsvill., Va
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUa
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOS
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
LIVING MONSTE SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAN
lily. LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, with ~
Ill INC FISH, and Million othsr curiossea
Admission all rs cts. children under 10. ID cts.
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MIGHT BOAT TO NEW-iIAVEN.-The
~ TRAVELLER leaves Pees-slP at ~ 2 m m, %n,ivinsl IN
time for stry nornt trains Tho CoNtlNhNhAL iea'si
U ofclock
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TT 8. BONDS. 7 3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
". ONE YEARS PER CENT CERTlfICArE5. and
AMERICAN GOLD purchased and always on hand Tor salo
b, LIVERMORE, CLEWs Co.,
Bankers aud Dealers In Securities.
Nos Al snd s3 Wal-st, ". Y.
sQu.rter.sers Vouchers and Orst collecc ehapy auh
srpedony advanced upon bought 81 tine highest mar
kstnr
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ERIE RAILWAY-Passenge trains from ocs
kL .of Chsmhersst. ss follows:
7s. m, EIpfrss for Bunso.
B;ls q Mali - ~. o..
si5 . m, MIX daily. for oti,vis and in'ermsdi'ts Sta
iionf.
LA m, Accommodation, daily.
$50 .. IN, Way for middeto~p. Esvbursh and n'erAs
dis.s Stations - 49,, o.
5pm Night Erpre. dsly. FOR Dunkirk. Basalo, C'nsn
.J pTncio.i SGiios Abe Train sf Saturday runs
tbtSugh 10 bufTalo bot does not run 10 Dunkifh
'p A Aoc'Ni''0'4''ciI CHARLES MIHoT. Gsusrsl supt
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I oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD-CuANGE of
NEw.YoRK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

~ YTrn. lesys Jer.Y City for Piernont at 93
and 2:na a:i3 and bS p. for huus-y u 4;l3 ?.
and Tor SuHerns az 9.l5 I. w. pEnAhESf. Su2.
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finantiaI.
TEKAsUHRa's OYPicB, }
CLEVELAND AND ToLKDo RAILROAD CO.,
CLnvRLAsp. Ohio. March n. Ia62 y

DIVIDEND OI IHhEE FER CENT VIII
be paid 20 the Stockholders Of th Company on the 25h
day of April next the office Of Messrs VERMfLYE CO.
New York Aner the zsh day Of May next the dvideuds
remaining unpaid viii be paid the Office Of the Company IN
Cleveland 10 sight exchange on New-fork
Ths Trsnser Book. Of tho Company will coss the 18th
d.y Of April merit At O'Clock and remain closed until
WV WV ' H. G. LUCE, Treasurer
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NOR BOSTON aud PRONlDLNCE, VIA NJ" .
z PORT aud FALL RlVER--The splendid and superior
s.eamer METROpOLtS. Capt Brown, leayes rev ork
syery TUESDAY, TIL RsDAY, snd sAIUkDAf. AZ :
MOhDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, az oScocap Hi'
iIom Pier No. J n. r. -
Hereafter no rosms will be regarded az securedo any sP
ujic ant urtl the same shal Lsyo bees paid fot =,
F.irh. 10 Eoron ia forwarded through with great da'oh
by "a EIpfess Freight risin. ,,,,..
WM BORDEN. Agent, Nos. 70 and II We'''i.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY "a 1862.
Description Of Vicksburg and Vicinity.

Nckshnrg. !. city and port of entry, capital
OF Warren conntc, Mississippi, is situated on
the Mississippi river, four hundred miles above
New Orleans and torty-Iour miles and Il half
west OF jackson, the capital Of the state, on
the line Of the Sou bern Mississippi Railway.
Jackson is the terminus Of The New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad, which extends from the
Crescent City to the latter place, a distance of
one hundred and eighty three miles, and here
connects with the Mississippi Central Railway,
running to Grand Junction, distant Two hundred
and twelve miles 1t will thus be seen that by
the movements on Vicksburg not only is the
capital of Mississippi threatened, but Beaure-
CARDS communication with the Sou Tia west is in
danger of being cut off. The situation of
Vcksburg is elevated, the grounl uneven, and
the city is no. cempactly built 1t contains,
! beside the county buildings, four OF FIVE church
es, and several academies for both sexes. Before
the rebellion, three or four newspapers were
published here-the most important being the
Wing (American,) and Sun (democratic.)
Vicksburg is the most commercial place on the
river between Natchez and Memphis, and is 40
important mart for cotton; of which article
about 100, 900 bales were formerly annually e1-
ported. The greater part of this was received
by railroad. Warren county is situated in the
western part Of Mississippi, bordering on Louis
lana, and has an area of about seven hundred
and twenty-five miles 1t is bounded on the
west by the Mississippi river; on the southeast
by the Big Black, and intersected by the Yazoo
river. The surface is generally level and low,
except in the vicinity of Vicksburg where the
w alnut hills rise several hundred eet above the
river. The soil is aluvial and very fertile, pro-
ducing cotton and Indian corn in proiusion In
1860 the population numbered 30, 40. OF whom
IL ,163 were slaves Al the last Presidential
election the vote stood thus
For Bell sl6, Breckenridge $50, Douglas 49,
Majority ior Bell 1913.
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Danville, May 10.
Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinoh,
A. McMuLLry.

lne following story, in connection v,,h
death OF Hon: Theodore Frelnghuysrn" nue. a
just been made public At the ,i 1s'u asS
nomination of Martin Van burcn AS m,u;'., Tue
England by President jackson, Mr., CI, ,"'' s'l
strenuous opposition to its confirmation h. u'a0e
Senate MIR. Frelinghuysen, however coD n m'
ing that the failure Of the Senate to c,ns nr''
would be bad political policy, opposed Mr. rI,"
In the matter, and SO great was hjs ;ran,D!
that no vote was taken TOR several DAYS Wv.
and Frellnghuysen were fast friends and Nv
evening the former called on MIR. +, for Tho NV.
pose ST persuadlog him to change his c,ur.. !,
relatlen to the nomination In bis softest ~,4
Irresistible manner, Mr.. Cay 5e8onsn. his i,m '
to 60 with his party. cannot, | will mt
SAID Mr.. frelinghuysen, over and over a,,o
adding, My Judgement-ny Conscience S",
against it. MIR. Clay, uDaole u retain tis rn ="
up feelings burst ont into the sharpes; prota1,t,
repeatedly sayIn. " D-n your consceDc. +
Mr. Frelnghuysen then sald
" L will not stay in the room with yoI ",
Clay, II you indulge IN this wicked profanity,
My ears shall not BE Shocked by it. When y'Y
can talk to me like Il gentleman, OF a Christian
VIII return, Mr.. C,ay,-but VIII Lever spsss
TO you Til then.' Overcome by the rybuke Nj,
Clay at once apoiogized. saying " Comebacs
trrlingnuyscn. ain all WON. Fors.a Inc.
Forgive me. will be guilty DO more. Hear
me. Hear ne, ana [ will not swear any more.
such an appeal, coming l:om sucl man, va.
Irresistible, and Mr. trelnghuyscn returned
and tho conversation was reSu ineu But IN IA.
excltemeni of the discussion Mr. Clay ior.y:al
his pledges, and u similar scene was pl.ct4l.
AZ length the TWAIN partet. Mr.. Gays won.
dertui power Of persuasion oycrcame his friends
convictions 50 that he voed against tAe couiy-
nation OF Van Buren, nomination. e.? al.
terwa'd Mr.. FreilDshuysen cXerttd Il ggca; H.
iuenco over che religious m!.ll OF iIeurs CA7,
and II was owing to that more than any o.ae.
earthly influence rhaC he - Sage Of AsAani
embraced religion in ohe latter part OF his I.t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

THIEvING IN ATHENs.-On Thursday night
the 9Th INST, the dwelling house of j. L. Per
ham OF Athens, was entered and wa.ch stolen:
the same night seven or eight dollars were tax
en- from the house Of A. Il. Ball the house O
A. A. Wyman was also entered, but Mrs. Wv.
man hearing noise drove the burglars off,
On that night the people were generally away
from home attending an exhibition in town
Search having been made for the stolen prop.
erty the wa'ch was found ut the house of a
l'renchman named Bell, who was al rested by
officer Taylor,on complaint issued by the State's
Attorney, together with one Fairbanks living
IN the house with Bell. They were brough,
before h. Shattuck, Esq, and had an exam.
nation which resulted in their being held to ap
pear at the next term OF the County Court. If
default OF bail they were committed to Jail Al
Newt. -Phgn,r.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
IHE C0LoNELCY OF THE 9TH VT. REGIMEN

IHE C0LoNELcY OF THE 9TH VT REGIMENT
"o are happy to announce that Gov Holbrook
has appointed rs Colonel Of the Vermont Ninth,
Len: Coi' George J. Stannard, heretofore of
the vt. 20, who has accepted the appointment,
Als already been relieved from duty in the field
oy Fne War Department, md is ex pected on a t
once 20 attend to the work OK raising the regi
meDt. Careful selections of active and capable
men are being made Tor recruiting officers in
each county, and the work OF enlistment will at
once actively begin
1t strikes US that no better appointment could
nave been made for the Colonelcy Col. Stan
nara Is Vermonter, and was one of the
earliest Volunteers in the field He has done
himself distinguished credit, us brave, capable,
energetic, and thoroughly reliable officer in The
Old Second Regiment, which will be sorry
enough to lose HIM He is man whose
character and genial personal qualities. will
attract good class of men as recruits, and with
INN at It's head We shall expect the Ninth to be
ono OF our best regiments Press.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

Two WAYS OF FIsHlNG. When II en- 20 4 fsb :
ing tor trout, they take II light, taperlng pole.
with line siken line attached, and a sharn
nook with sweet morscl of worm ON the end
they noiseessly drop the line on the waite. and
let IL hoat to the fish, which nlbbles, and BY a
EAsht witch is landed safely on the bank.
put when men 90 fishing for souls, they tie +,
cable on to stick of timber, and an anchor is
40 nook. On this great chunk of bait Is
'uck' and with this ponderous machine CRASHED
Doth hands, they walk up and down thrash
9 tue water, AID following at the top of their
VIices ~ Bite or be damned. DR.. Bejio,ys
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

HOME CoURTEsIEs In the home intercourse
1t should be remembered that each one has his
place and his part. A happy and pleasant home
is an impossibility where any one Sights his
duty. Home is not place where you are to
cosset your Own tancies, or to be entertained by
the rest. You have no right to sit down, lis,ess
and dull, and say. " Come, amusc me and see
right to complain that home is uugeuial till
you are sure that you have tried your best to
make 1t genial The men who complain of
homes are mostly those Of whom the homes
complain. men whose dignity is offended at the
bare suggestion that they have something to
DO toward making it pleasant.
Home is not mere place Of entertainment. a
sort OF tavern, and he who turns to it for enter
tainment merely deserves to be disappointed
Hast thou nothing to do, o man but TO throw
thyself upon sofa, or monopolize the easiest
chair, and, holding back all thine own nforma
ton, demand that wife and children amuse
thee ! or wilt thou 90 modify out to club or
store, declaring that thou wilt not stay where
SO little is done for thee
And shall the young man say, "My sisters do
nothing to make home pleasant to me-" when
ne has done nothing to make home pleasant to
them | do not think the different members
or home realize how much the pleasant profit
able intercourse of home depends on each. or
now hard 1t ls when one and another hang back
for the rest to supply the deficiency .-Rev. F.
w. Ware.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

DECIDEDLY CooL.-Whun ScotG and his army
entered the city OF Mexico, they were met by /.
procession OF monks headed BY priest bearing
Il lighted candle and u contribution box As the
army proceeded many true believer in St.
Patrick dropped some snail coin uto the priest 8
box. Aud when it WAS observed chat Il soldier
was searching III his poekc's Tor something to
''rslow, The od priest would step forward aud
hold bis box &c receive the donation Ultimate.
y ;neTe Game along tall, guanC, l,mber-sided,
gender booking Yankee, who. "a s1cnS the priest,
thrust bis hands into the very depths Of his
oreechcs pocket, As il III search of Il coin The
priest, observing bis movements, advanced as
usual, wh,e Jonathan, holding forth - greasy
looking Toll OF paper, commenced deliberately
unfolding 1t. lac old priest now Anticipated u
liberal donation. jonathan enrolled the piece
o! dirty paper, and produced junk of tri
twisted tobacco. He then drew forth IL crmmy
clay pipe, which he coolIy proceeded to fill.
When this Was done. he stepped forward and
lighted lis pipe by the old priest candle, and
making an awkward inclination of The head
(lntended perhaps Tor a bowl he said Much
obleeg d to yc, Squire and proceeded on.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

BRowSLow On NoEruERs SNcEssIoN,srs In
his speech AZ ;to York Academy OF Music on
Thursday evening, Par.0n Brownlow thus paid
as respects IL Nor:ncrn symp4 ilzers with the
rebellion
" II owed the Devil debt re be dis.
charged, @'j 10 vas - BE- discharged by the
rendering ny to him of dozen c: .is meanest.
most revolving and Gol.tors Ken wretches tina,
ever conlG b. called from the ranks of depraved
hnmaN aoc:aty, and wanted to paw tha: debt
AND get premium upon the payment, would
make tender 10 lis Satanic Majesty Of twelve
Northern men VINO sylnpathzeQ with this in
fernal rebellion. (igeat cheerjng) If am
severe and bitter in my rcmarks-(Cries of
No, no ; act bit Of it )-if am, gentlemen,
sou must consider that we in the South make
persona meter Of this thing Qaughter). We
have no respect or confidence in any Northern
1nan who sympathizes with this Internal rebel
llon-(Cres of Good, good ')-nor should any
De tolerated in walking Broadway at any time
Such men ought to be ridden upon rail and
ridden out of the North
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
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 Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
S4,d0 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months to
village subscrbe rs-paper delivered at their
'>uses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

after singing by the choir, the y...
preach from Acts vii, $3.50. ' fna .'Ieaa
omolty and failing tear, evj5aa 1T ave- sol.
great and good man had fallen N.D'e4 that.
his coun'ry's glory. After The @,.r I''tyr f.,
Is. N Davis offered several re ~. vices Hon.
gardlog the deceased, expires i've ,| W re
Capt. Preston, sympathziug with y, ,. ,aa'Ns 10
ed, &c, when, after some Hatrin,; VIC 0ereaV,
~o proceeded to the buryiny o oro.l lena'k'
tie body was laid with m;1;, ss,Ounu"aes
awaiting that voice which said~.', A0non,
resurrection and the life'-,o aw,l. sn The
Its sIumoer. Br. Chase has left = 'S, II from
TOUR children to the Church and his ' a ADD
regards aud prayers. MAY God nd t S"sn
promise to them, father to ,ba s su'aI Bis
and God to the Widows God N 'I a.:
habitation- Ill ILLS holy
Servant of God, well dona
my glorious warfare lsn.s.
Inc battles fought, the race i, RIM
Ana ihou art crow ned at last y,
Danville, May l3. 'IAIS'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

RICHARD SHEPARD, of Hydepark, saws the
Newsdealer, got seriously injured one day last
week while at work in a sawmill owned bv Lv-
man Prescott, of Waterbury. lie had but a
rest under the log ne was saving, and took his
lever to hold it, when the saw struck one end Of
the lever, bringing The other end up so forciblv
as to break his jaw bone and seriously inure
him otherwise. lie IS said to be doing well
now.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

SHEARING THAT BEATS THE CALEDONIAN.-NF
Hawley Prindie, OF Arlington, raised III ano>
last season, that sheareu ON May Is aud l4ia
INST, l2o los. and ozs. vi wool IN The assre
gate. An average OF II lbs. ! ozs. the extreme
being II lbs. II ozs and III lbs. l. oN. The
average age Of these lamos is Is months and "
days. They were raised from ewes purchase
OF N d n. Buttum, VI SALISBURY, anu DIE o.
pure Spanish Mel inu blood Banner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

AcclDENT.---On Thursday of last week. Dari-
US Coburn, of Craftsbury, accidentally fred
charge of shot through the palm of his right
hand. The two middle fingers are rendered use
less, but 1t is thought the hand may be saved
and the use of the other fingers retained. He
vas getting over " fence and placed the butt of
his gun on the ground, with his hand on the
muzzle, when by some means 1t went off-News
dealer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

\ relative of Capt. Samuel Z. Pingree who
was severely wounded at Lees Mills, writes un.
der date OF May 20th as follows:
:. The nctico of the death Of Capt Samuel
b. Plngree, which has appeared in the papers is
incorrect Though he is very sick of typhoid
fever, he YVES dong well on the 18th instant.
with lair prospect Of recovery. AIN go in.
formed by DR.. Lewis ". Harlow, who is in at
.endauce upon him The notice of the death
" Capt. Plngrec We first saw in the Burlington
i1m's. We are h"ppy 70 learn that he is still
alive and that there IS ii prospect Of his recoy-
nry.->tnndard
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

CARPETS Large quantities OF these gooa'
have been brought over to our city from su' IT.,
cent auction trade sales in New York, oy Nv
New England Carpet Co., who are cutting 'a, 'i
up to their retail trade at an upreceden'eu 'D'
astonishing rate. '-BOston Post.
Their advertisement will he found IN QUIZ I"
day q issue.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

The STANDARD says that David Fleming, con-
lined IN the lrasburgh all awaiting trial for the
murder OF Stephenson, of Craftsbury, has shot
himself, placing the muzzle OF the gun under
mis- chin and blowing the back of his head com
plet3y of. The prisoners had gun in the cell
to shoot martin birds from Il martin house on
poste the window.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NEu L.h.t pate

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NJ" pattn
OMPOUND.--ihe popular prejudice w r. mind 81
medicines seems 10 have been removed I',aIle rm@
the many who have tried he above ah rommun
Certificates from anon; the inst MEG nh and 'C'
~ attest to the virtue, of III tompou" aahe
evidence OF Its value Is 80 Overwhelming w. would ~
tcaied ~ To convince the most cautious ~ the adH
ttention TO the reliable names atacneu and ad,iSi
tsenent in another colnmn of tins p'P los 50 nplal
trial of this excellent medicine, wmcn n. INTERIM cav
come INTO notice If the attention Vi ,i trial vii
IN be gnlncl we feel assured tba'a n, ,h,, They VII
move ali oojectous which may eSsl; anu a,ing 6d""
hndhe " Comp ,und an inestimaO'e p'''
DaRy liberalism.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

In London are licensed persons who are s'yNa
" Burgers whose business 1t is 10 rFI
bedsleads from the little varmints. 10 lac baD
Road, London, is Il sign " Bug Cleaner 10 li''
Majesty" On the opposite side OF the r'ad 10 .
neghbor in the same line of business, who's 's1
reads, " Bug Cleaner--no connection with "'
Bigger opposite
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

SUICIDE Geo. Hale Of Leyden, Il sing lie IMAM
in easy circumstances 36 years old, was found
suspended by q rope from the beams In his own
barn ON Thursday morning. 1t was suplOS'
that he had been hanging about 80 inmates. =. =
Partial insanity was probably the cause o. TUG
act.-Ph9nlr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

buRGLARY.-On the night Of the 18th inst
some thief or thieves entered the store Of p
Spencer, Agent, in Jeffersonvle, by outline .,
pannel out OF the back door Nice taste w,s
displayed in the selection of goods, as nothing
OF great value was taken except two boxes oi
tobacco, which were worth about sixteen dollars,
-NewSdeaer. ''''"'' '
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

HEAVY.-A correspondent writing from EN;
Rupert Informs us that Mr. John McIIuea,
c.'pp"d from l5yeariing ewes, JtlOGgns to Wn,,
koos, ESD, OF that Town, N Tie iUty Inst, al
aggregate weight OF one hundred and sgmy
Seren PounaS and niae ounces Of good clean
NooL W hat says The CGledonia, To this? Try
again, ne'shbor, Bennington County is hard u
beat Banner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

DIsoRDERIY HoUsE.-Ambrose Livoks keeper
Of !" bad ho!e,' on Main Street opposite the
Post Office. was yesterday brought before Jus
tce Hollenheck, charged with keeping disor-
berly house, and ths evidence being quite strong
against hun, he was bound over IN 500 for
trial at the next term Of the County Court -
Free Press
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

Harry Golf of Royalton has left upon our
table parsnip which measures two feet and
four inches 10 length, and nine inches around
the top being by far the largest specimen we
ever saw OF this vegetable. -Standard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

PASTORAL REsIGNATIoN.-Rev Geo. N. w eb.
Der. formerly of the South Church in this place,
but lately settled over Rev. DR.. Bushnel's
church OF Hartford, has resigned his pastorate.
I-CaiedOnian.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

Lambert Hastings, Esq, of this place, TOOK a
pair OF oxen to market last week, aised and
fatted by job Randall. Esq, OF Lyndon, that
weighed when dressed 1886 pounds. Caledo-
nidn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

The S'L Vermont Regiment is with General
- lps' Brigade somewhere above New Orlcan
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
The LONDON QUARTERLY REvIhw'-AP'
1862 American Edition. New lO''
Leonard Scott q Co.

Contents :-Dorset--HymnoIogy -s''"
and Prospects of Turkey--TralnlDs o. ~ ~
Clergy--Little Turner-The Eastern A''''
pelago-Stanhopes Liteo OF Pitt--lhe NV
rimac and the Montor.