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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

Tux SOUTHERN HARVEST Short Crops The
Nashville Dispatch of 18th inst. states that har-
yesuug has begun IN that vicinity. Much OF
the spring wheat was materially injured and
prematurely replned ny the rust, 50 that some
farmers say their crop ls hardly worth gathering.
As a general thing the Mediterranean and other
varieties OF late wheat look well, and promise u
large yield. Should the remaining portion OF
Tennessee do us well, there will be plenty Tor
home consumption and some to spare. The in
telligeuee from the States further South, accor
ding to the Dispatch, is to the effect that the
wheat crop, which is already harvested to u
great extent, has been seriously damaged and
cut short, some accounts say fully one half,
by the rust With II short crop OF wheat and
no cotton, the prospects of the Southern people
are certainly dubious.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

FORTRESS MONROE, June %. The Mehmora
arrived from City Point late last night.
Richmond papers of the Dist contsia brief ae-
counts oi bloody battle on Monday last be-
tween five Federal regiments and battery of
PAlrott guns aud parts of four Confederate reg
lments and battery.
The battle lasted all day with heavy loss on
both sides
The Charleston Mercury feared the battle
would be renewed the next day, and EXPRESSED
apprehensions for the safety of tine city IN con-
sequence Of the great exhaustion of the South
ern troops and the loss Of many officers.
Gems. Evans and Pemberton cOmplimented
the troops on their bravery in standing under
the shells OF our gunboats and batteries The
fight was within four miles oil Charleston and
from all editorial in the Mercury, should think
the rebels had been cut off from retreat from
james Island by our gunboats If this is 50
Charleston must soon fall.
The Richmond Dispatch says it can no longer
be denied that jackson has been heavily rein
forced and the Federal columns must either COM
bne or fall back across the Potomac.
The following rather different account of the
engagement is taken from the Richmond Des
patch, where 1t appears in the form of dis
patch from Charleston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
To GOIsssllsaptivcs.

'HE advertiser haying been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung difficulty. and that dread
disease Colsgmpton-is ANXIOUS to make known to MS
elbow sufferers he means Of his cure.
Toa who desire It, he will send copy Of the prescrp-
ton used tree of ehargel with the directions for pr
pairing ana using the same, which hey will hnd sure
cure for pon Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only
object OF the advertiser In sending the prescription Is
to benefit the afflicted and pread the Information which
he conceiyes be invaluable and he hopes every sane
er will try his remedy, as will cost them morning. anu
may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON, Nilliamsburgh,
fS9sm3 King County, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
Culinary.

Killed in the battle near bees Mills Edwin r. Dodge
son Of samuel r. and Mary d. Dodge, CT Elmore age
70 years and months -,
lie was beloved sou and brother and his loss Will h
deeply felt by large circle Of mourning irehds' bu
his was noble death,
q where is my drrr hoy tonight
The boy who was btaHest OF aux
tie went to the battle OF right
He said tina, he feared not to { II.
0. proud wa, his step when he went
Aud deer the gleam Of his eye
And knew what his noble heart meant
When he uttered hi taltering Goodbye
O! Where Is my dear hoy Tonight
For know that the fierce strife Is done
That many have fallen In fight,
And glorious victory is won
on! he sleeps beneath the damp sod,
His proud form has given its breath
oGsd my boy lies with the siam,
Who yielded to 40 foe bu, death,
Be II thus. fear not that he sought
To shelter himself from the lead,
Fer he'd spring where u was falling most hot
To rescue the dying and dead.
,rel, hui, cannot tell why,
since he's hrayely fallen In fight,
That God hss promoted my boy,
Aud tempered my sorrow, tonight,
NJ. l.. DopeE.
AT Yorktown, Va, 2ebina Bickford son Of Paul aud
Melissa Bickfurd, Of Greensboro, aged IL years
The subject OF this notice connected with the Yer
mont sixth Regiment While the forces OF Gen. Mcclel
ian were before yorktown he In active service unit
crippled by disease. Mr. Bckford vas resident of
Glover at the time Of enlistug Tie was highly esteemed
As "A man Of principle. He modest and unassuming
lie was one Of the ruest and most faithful soldiers Of his
regiment perssting In doing duty when he should have
been in the hospital under medical treatment. G.s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
1&GQrrle0.

In Calais, June I'D Mr. Avery Cummings Of Fast Moni
pelier and Miss Eliza Ann Durant Of Calais
Oh, Brother Bach do not despair,
Forget there's room, come as you are
In Worcester, June 2st, by Robinson Templeon Esq.
NJ. Alba lrbert Of Worcester, and Nrs silvia Peck Of
Montpelier,
ln MiddtseX, June 5th, by Aaron lald sq., Mr. VIII
lts H. tarcher and Mss Olena ~eayer, both Of Stove
In Williamstown. june I7tl, 40 the Congregational
Parsonagr by Rev p Barnard. }ir. Gideon >toddard
Of Waitstedand Miss Elyira Dodge o. Berlin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

pKRsoNAL-Wm. W. Peck, formerly of Bur
lingtou. is Mt present lawpartner of Hon {.
John Van Bur,n, Of New York city.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

FORTRESS MoSnoE June - Thirty Sisters Of
Chalitv have arrived ana lett Tor the Army Of
fle Potomac.
Yesterday the rebel, opened upon Gen Hook
er $ advance with shell, bat did no serious dam
age. cen Hooker answered from our power
tai new batteries, whlcI have Just been compile.
ted. The shells wore seen % burst among the
recel attacklnsparty by persons IN one of Pre-
t'ssor loves Balloon causing thc rebels artil
lery nen % retire.
Oar troops ere epre,ancl Is enthusiastic ID
view oI aurospee. OF great .ui dacisy, Bat
te
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

fYliL subscubers having been appoint } th, I.aor.
bic Probate Court forthe bistrcio Nasirt guu, coin-
mssoners ,toreceiye, examine, and ndus ~ claims ah
demands Of all persons ogalu.t the Late 90 jas MAJ
well tate Of rayston in said district deceased represent
ed insolvent and the term Of .N months from Tie ION
iay nt June, let2 being allowed by said Court 20 ut
creditors Of ad Deceased TO exhibit aud prove thcrrtHec
i've claim before us tive notice, thai wc "l attend 10
the duties Of ug5 appointment az the dwelling house Of
the late james maxwell IN fay.on, 80 said dtslrd
on the ION day Of September and December nest az
O'Clock IN the forenoon, each Of said d.!
BENJAMIN DAVIS. r.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
9T1M esas resgsai and &gisi-
van S.a5sTOada
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d 1852
Trsins Golnr south ond Vast,

Yrs ms Gong SNNtn nhN FN-ts
traFt MuupciIei % 4b ~, | % ?. NJ Jud 10 JlI n
IA All 1RAiN leaves Rousts Point 80 s.M,i -.
vi Adams Al $50 A. NJ, BuilmEon - &. ", CON
Meeting at White River Juntli withnas Tor and from
Wells River, 81. luhnsbury aud i.utielou, and with
Nnf tie, II Railroad nr Rusou, Lowell Worcester st.
aud connecting at Bellows Fails with he8hife r. Il.
tor Boston and with Vermont Valley Z. iut smina
field New Haven and New York, afyiviuf va New luIS
al TO- l5P.H.
ErfREss TE.IN leaves Ron.e'- Point al sos 4. .hs
Burlington aud Nurthhed. Connecting at Builngtob
with boats for Whitehall. &c.
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdtnshHr At l2.hn NJ.
Mont teal at 100 p NJ, huusrs Poik tl ~ p ", ara
ing al Boston at $40 4, NJ cOhnrclire nj Bellows FAN
Vermont Valley Il. h for Springfield and New nay,n
aud arriving N New YORK at ~ g.
Trains Going kottn aud Wost.
Leave Montpelier al 3 " An 13l 4. NJ ani 50 p.
Mat TRAM leaves Boston al 13O 81, vim. Lowell
Lawrence Fnohburr. Leaves springfield AZ rs n
Bellows FALL at 1925 connecting White nvrf
Juncii with Northern t. II. FROM boston md with Ia
sumpsio n. H. Tor aud tom II. Juhnshuty aud ltlcluu
arriving at Burlington AT 6.Ih p aud ~. Ahans at
3jr. n ogdensbutgh $50 NJ and huntrral at II 81
p. NJ.
AocoMaoparroS TpuS leaves Nonhdeld at 72J 4. -.
and burlington al 92j ", Tor Houses Point aud Nc"
ttea
NiaHr ErrRrss TnnN lea yes Renws FATS At o l5PN
receiving passengers fiom Vermont Valley 4. r. leaving
New York at sUJ \, ~ aud from Cheshire Il. x.
leaving Bnston nj 400 ,. N. connecting At
White River junction with train leaving huston At
s 30 =, ~. via Iuwr ~ nj 500 via Lawrence leave
White River luncton at 1883 NJ, afrvirgat Burlington
at 52l =. W., Rnu-es Point at Z % A NJ, Montreal az
1000 A. NJ aud Oedrusbutgh Al l2tn NJ, cunnrctl
with Grand Trunk trHlns for Detroit Chicago and the
West
Sleeping ours are attached Ia h,ah the night eAprrs
trains nhnng between Rouse's Pom aud lioston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West tef safe
the principal stations
Afhanx ltna
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
Fay,iou, June lotl, A.. b. 1859. 339fw3+

STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Couu, held
DsrmcT OF RANDOLPH, IS. Brookfed, within and inr
said District, the l1th dag ct June. A. D. 1862.
instrument purporung 10 be The la-i Willard Irs-
- lament Of Homer Hatch, late Of nrcokdrld, p
said Dsuicl deceased, Ueng presented % hc Court. by
Reuben Peck, the executor therein named for Ptohae
It ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appeafat ION Of Court 10
Dee holden at the Register Office, Bronkfeld the
l2h day Of July, a. y 1862, aud show cause iany hey
may have against the Probate 81 said W oi which pu.
pose II Is further ordered that copy Of the REGARD q thu
order te published three weths ,uccessve IL tire Green
Mountain Freeman, printed e MoH'peicf. presioas o.
said time appointed tn hearing.
fpe copy of ice rd
93qfw3t Attest j r f.IFAVF.AND REGISTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CHICAGO, June 2l. \ special despatch to
the Chicago Post, trom Mem pins the 10Th, says
u report which is probably reliable, reached
thele, to the effect that Porters n,et are now
on their way TO Vicksburgh They were at
New Orleans on the Sth inst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CJaNrH, June ~. Our army has returned
from bonneville, ana now occupies more
northern position.
he Memphis aud Charleston Railroad is in
runaug order from Iuscambi4 70 cypress
swamp, 80 miles west OF LOnuth
me Mouiia aud Oui0 ratuad is in running
clulltou u0rtu to jackson, Ieun.. aul railroad
communication is open 90 Crane Juucl0n VIA.
jackson. lac toud A4esl from lhe Junction is
Ilyported % be- lady damaged Al. ,he rail-
luats and teiestpus north are in good conLl-
uen.
Btureg.rl amy 1T last accounts was az
Oao.lua, 20 tOU strong KltoY smith Has nc
I Chattanooga, vl.u 20 600 Price ut Fulton viii
lo.U0o, uuu Van Dorm with "a small cavalry
loree, wes al ulc"ala.
CAlRo, III, June > Col Eliot, Of the "a IN
/ iluuna, died here his morning IRON wound
received Ia the ensag eInsut before Memphis
INV YORK, June p Adyices per Connect-
cut state that the rebel Iorce at Moble has
been largely reinforced by $1,000 men from
Beauregdru 5 army. BeAuregard himself is be-
| lleyed 10 be there. Fort Morgan has been
strengthened
| The towns On the west coast OF Florida have
been reoccuWCd by the rebels IN larger numbers
! than before.
Our troops are erecting Qualifications near
Pensacola, to protect II -gaInst rebels. All is
| quiet there aud the Union sentiment is being
developed.
One VI our boats crew were captured at ST.
Marks. They Were surrounded by eighty rebels
when sen ashore Tor water. Two we're killed
Ouers
The Connecticut when passing Charleston,
noticed that the flags on Fort Sumter and the
! iUrtlhcatlous were at halt mast. indicating the
death OF some important military officer.
NEW YORK, June -. The steamer Roanoke
/ from New Orleans, the Eth, has arrived
/ The steamer MississippI was to sail On the
18th Tor Boston. George Jackson has been ar
rested ON the charge oi being concerned IN
burning the ship American Union at the time
OF the arrival OF the Federal fleet.
| VIM. n. Clarke, hate second officer on the
United States steam transport Saxon and Ston.
lslano Roy of New Orleans, were to be hung
on the 10th inst for burglary, they having
forged authority from Gen. Butler to enter "a
house, which they robbed under false names
and the pretended unilorms OF soldiers of the
United States.
Reliable information states that Beauregard 5
army is IN "a deporable condition. When ut
Cornth the sick numbered 80 900
CHICAGO, June p. \ special despatch to
IL 4 4, 4. l.. a.. M
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CoRINrH, June p. In response to General
Ilalleck cll a large amount Of provisions have
been received rom 81. Louls for suffering Mis-
sisspplans, ana distributed literally among the
inhabitants. who seem 10 be very grateful.
Dsserters and c1ntrabands say that Beaure-
gard took no troops East, and the latter also
say there was no intention Of sending any
Gen, Bragg is in command The rebels are
taxing up the rails north Of Tuieio and are
using them to complete the road from Meridian
% Uniontown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 80 4 dispatch to Rep.
resentatve Phelps, Of Missouri, dated Cassyllle,
says the LIST Arkansas regiment of Cavalry is
rapidly filling up. Hundreds are repairing TO
the recruiting rendezvous, from the west and
southwest counties
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

'pHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or a SUI.
l fERER--Published as NArning, and for the espc-
cal benefit ~ Young Mem and those who suffer with Ner.
vous Debility, Loss VI Memory Premature Decay, &c.,
by who has cured himself ~ simple means after he.
ing put great expense and Inconvenience through the
Of WORTHLESS. medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had OF the author, &. AMbERr,
Esq, Greenpon, Long Island by enclosing post paid
addressed envelope Address
CHARLES 4. LAMBERT, Esq,
wt5J9m Gictnpont, Long Island, n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

., -. d..
Nh" ioHN Juue 90 uo"' D1'er was sere'
naQel On 'hc l4''l insV' ne I-ls speech IN
wr'o' y -'I,'.'eu '"', us ,.sta. Nv" .ne
'oU'' "0io ''''''l' aiu ''~'''''', Ou' az 'Le
s4us Vigie nc "As resolved a. mater oi duty
iueAortoiJ eli'oI ~ uPou u,u,' V''ry ouV 'he
ee' a.1., ....,l.5 -. v,,..., ~
~" 1a"J - NJ G.t'' ''''4' -l'to
1885,. - = why"
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Ouo N9V. CNPP9.'' '""Soii'''5 H"Hs'h DIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CoRINrH, June % Il is positively asceI-
ained that B4auregarJ has turned over ms
command to Bragg On the ljth he left for
Montgomery, whore ne arrived on the l7th, ac-
companied only sy his personal staff aud LETT
for Richmond.
Two reports haye been received here, one
that no goes 10 take command, and the other
that he goea to explain the evacuation OF Co
rinth The latter report is considered the most
probable, as it has been known for some time
that Beauregard ana Davis were on antago-
nistic terms.
To-day is the warmest Of the season, 80 de
grees ia the shade. The night are very cool.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
.Eamcs .laaxwcIl;. Eatafe.

FAN7L D OLL5TEH,I
MNIshhnd. Inne IN. A. D ls02. 139LM5I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CAGo, III, June 2l COL Eliot, Of the ia IN
louua, died here his morning from q wound
received Ia Che ensag iusut before Memphis.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
Vests Improved PumD

O'e-Acting, Anti-Freezing, Lifting and
I'M Forcing.
~, ne most SIMPLE Durable and Powerful. and Tho
IN use Tor Houses, Farms, Deep Wells Ships.
ms rnmp took the Highest Premium at The II &
rall' III Richmond, Va, in 1858 nv y "
All sizes Manufactured and Sold by
MANUEL MA CFERREN.
% n'so nahuac'urer Of Filters Patent Iron Railing.
Iron Bedseaus, DC. "s'
6S' CAeSfnUt street PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
VESTS Pumps having been sold for over f,nr ,,so,s
ana gwen universal satisfaction the Public nre
iiTG t they are what they claim to be- the BEST
Pumps and warrant them to work Sntislac,or;I Frh
nave no Stuihng box and hence they cause no friction
Inat mat VII requr" a waste "t power Our ordinary
tia"u Pumps prove very efficient engine in case q,
hie' ana are very useful in forcing water 10 a biob
elevallon andII, washing windows carrinres &c
Smyrna times., 1862-03-13
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