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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO VERMONT SOLDIERS We
have seen letter from Capt. ii. r. Stoughton,
of Co. +, I'd Regiment l. 5. 5. s., Augur' s
brigade. TO the Governor Of Vermont, giving
The condition Of the % Company VI. Z. s.
Sharp Shooters. and the details Of an accident
that beiel some OF the men. The letter is dated
Iaymarket, Va. June 4th and from it we
make the following extract -PhGnir
" We are reduced to small working numbers
by sickness and discharges, 80 much so that of
the 81 men brought from Vermont, could only
march 54 last Thursday, when we started to
the assistance of Gen. Bank in the s,hcnaildu-
ah Valley. We marched Thursday and Friday
Il distance OF 40 miles, and on Saturday took the
the cars at Catlett's Station for Front ROYAL
and proceeded via Manassas Junction, through
Thoroughbred Gap, and were beyond that point
about 10 miles, when u train following ours ran
into our train and wounded about - Of nv
men, rendering them unfit for duty, Al least for
whlIe--seVen OF whom were Il good deal in
jured but | think not beyond recovery. Both
Leutenants were slightly injured and do not re-
port Tor duty for a few days. The manner in
which we were injured was as follows my COM
pany was IN box Cur and another company
was on platform car IN our rear; when the tram
ran into us II drove the platform car entirely
through our car and il is wonder that il did
not kill any Of the men. One other company
suffered IN similar manner, only they had one
man killed. This reduction leaves only about
SO men all told that report for duty. think
in few days we shall be able to count on a
few more, but such an accident as that was
uses up men more than any one can tell Many
Of their injuries are internal rendering medi-
cal aid almost If no avail time only can
effect cure.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

The FREEMAN AND THE SENTlNEL.-We regret
to notice that the Burlington Sentinel, a paper
which we think means to be about az fair as it
is possible for Democratic Journal to be, should
SO pervert the meaning and purpose OF recent
short article in the FREEMAN on pro-savery pol
itics. The upshot of the article, as the readers
Of the Sentinel would have seen if its editor had
published it entire, was an admonition to the
Republicans to stand by their principles, as the
pro-sIavery politicians were at work with might
and main to overturn the present Republican
ascendency in the Government and putting in its
place the rule Of old fashioned pro slavery De-
mocracy. 1t was that" contamination which
we urged Republicans not to aid in any way in
bringing about. The scope Of the paragraph
was wholly political, and the attempt of the
Sentinel TO torture it into anything mo,e, only
SHOWS to what fimsy pretexts Democrats are
compelled to resort in their efforts to defeat such
Republicanism as IS, and will be advocated in
the FREEMAN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14
State Convention.

A Mass Convention OF the Frecmen OF YER
mons, 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
enor and Treasurer, 10 be supported at the en-
suing election.
Ali who are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
stitut!on and the tolou, and of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis of
the country, are cordially invited TO attend.
Ii. HENRY BAXTER,
:. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
X. w. CLARK. State Committee.
GEO. {. SHEPARD.
June s., 1862.
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Soldiers In The Wrong Few

A tew,days since a; a cou-0s
area mics Instant tue members and "a - aol'
OF which are somewhat noto,ion, ~ = 'n'as
sympa ny with treason, it va, cn.. ,o' active
have a Love Feast and eger,,a;, 1s'l4'G 70
fAinge" Tor lnsuring good tine so, '+' ar
could console tn aud eucou-a,s o, "'''' '@e'
and pray Tor the cause Of Treason M
had the meeting begun when 10 ,.o '''.oe'y
ana CONSERVATION Of the ASSEMBLY P'%
marched lnto the aisle i eob.i5ar.l ~ 'l'.e
OF The Lincoln hireands. who a,v.,. .1r's'
informed that there was .neetino tt.7 O'5
naturally associated it with the no, ,,' aga
yore, ~hen aud wnore Christian. me e'' G O
interchange Of religious yieas and rvna W. al
Bot they had got into the wron, F r',s.
tner appearance was associated in thu r ,,..i .
o! some present with the importao, nar.. .l''
correspondence with the Provost N,,S '-
As soon as Inc excitement ceased !, na.
cided 10 place the Yankee ho1, IN w. ''
sips. w. s'1'
Bat soon another trouble arose Co....
made it incumbent en- the office. ~ ,' ID
church TO hand around the emblemy a. y - ~
ternlty and Christian hospitality, and , ~
another consultation it was decided to ;na.I'
toe He5sions as The recepients, as nv ,at '
ing they would heap Goals OF fire o. 49,.
heads.
All the time the eneay were in eD,ire .
norance OF their position, Or the conserDar,3
and panic caused by their presence and a,
the proper time one OF the Linconn,,
arose and stated that hour years AGO he 7,l
enlisted under the banner Of King Imr,..
ucI, and one year since he enrolled under ~.
glorious Stars and Stripes the emblem a.
civil and religious liberty, and by the n.g
God ne ~onId fight under the former VI
life should last. and uudhr the .atte, w.. ..
there vas a traitor touud vita ,uficen, -.
merify to oppose tho Unoo. lie was o.l9F.,
by similar remarks from tue sane side.
They tell Ike bomb shells in the very nM,
Of the camp, aod soon scattered the secc,.
VINO lctroatcd 10 good order, without =.
turning shot.-lNissouri Paper.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

UNroUNDED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS news from
Augusta under date of June Eth. reports that
Gov. Andrew johnson of Tenn, had been xiii.
ed in Nashville by man named George Brown
who in turn had been killed
The same dispatch says that Gen Butler had
been killed in New Orleans but adds that the
report lacks confirmation - Richmond Eraui.
ner.
Later reports from Nashville prove the falsit,
of the first of tho above reports and the last i,
undoubtedly equally unreliable.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14
70 GOsssIsllptivc>'

rpHE advertiser having been restored to health ID
weeks, by very simple remody, after has1 ,s. al
several years with a sewers lung difficulty anu o4,
disease, Colsgmption-is ANXIOUS to MAKE An"
elbow sufferers the means Of his cure. ,,n-..,...
To.all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the
ton used free of eharge) with the direct9Hss sue
pairing and using the same, which hey Will The 90 :
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchits' g
object of the advertiser in sending the P,,n ghta
to benefit TIE afflicted and ,pread the infor suffer.
he conceves to be invaluable, and he hopes ,brs i1l
er will try his remedy, AS 1t will cost them "O'
may prove a blessing -, ,oas. add as
Parties wishing the prescription viii pL.Sahu-.h
Rev EDWARD A WILSON, " lis NJ Yors
fl36m3 King County, 49,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

A bill has passed Congress prescribing an ad-
dl!onal oath to be taken by grand and petit ju-
rors serving in the United States Courts, to the
effect that they have been tue to the Constitu-
ton, have not taken up arms nor eouseed nor
rendered any assistance, aid or comfort to any
State or States in revolt. This will facilitate
the due administration OF the law when the in
surgent States are restored to the Union.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

We fine in our drawer hens esg, ulnl4
US some time ago by Mr.. \. ?. SIayton, Of Ea,,
Montpelier, which mcasures seven and three,
fourth inches IN circumference s1e longest way
and weighs little over three ounces hi. esg
has been several weeks laying between /.
copy oi the New York HerdG and PYa.
We'd like to see it Matched
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

Gen. Mcclellan has sent "a dispatch to the
Secretary of War in part retracting his charge
Of cowardce made against Gen. Casey's division
at the battle of Fair Oaks. He still, however,
only withdraws it in part, and speaks Of =" good
conduct as exceptional in the division.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

There was fire in Troy, Orleans Co., June l.
consuming TWO dwelling house, and one barn
one house and barn belonging to H. c, "ls'1
and the other to Widow Uady. Both VofN
about $1,000, and insured for nearly enough /"
cover the loss
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14
The Confessions anu cape
ence Of an anvailO. ~,

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT ana va, Debl.
cautlon to young men who suffer from Nervous lime ne
ity, Premature Decay SCI supplyinsa the 'sm
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and quackerv BY enclosing post -psia aun. VsfHi'
pc sIseLE Copies may be had OF the su'no>N
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GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NEukALu.s
COMPsUND.-'he popular prejudice aga n'I Ya -. :,
medicines seems TO have been removed IN the m'HI
the many who have tried the above invaluable rs,ns.
Certificates from among the trst men III Inc von a ~
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evidence otts value is 50 overwhelming ana wen
ticated As TO convince the most cautious. We "cu'
attention TO the reliable names attached 10 'e ~
isement in another column of this psper anu au '3
trial of this excellent medicine which mas ~
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move ali objections which may exist and tha 'nVs
tDdthe " Compound an inest unable blessing
Day AdrsriW,.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF a s ~,
L FERER.-Published rs q warning, and Tor tnr
ca benefit Of Young Men, and those who suusr wiz"
vous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature "a o.. he
by one who has cured himself by simple means Nv ne
ing put to great expense and inconvenience No..
OF worthless medicines prescribed by learner
Single copies may be had OF the author, T. \ "a
Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island by enclosing PV''
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A LAMBERT, Esq, ~
wf335m Greenpoint, Long Island v.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

CAPT. A. KEITH OF this village, member of
Gen. Wright's staff at Port Royal left Satur-
day morning for Hilton Head The steamer in
which he goes sails from New York early in the
week.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

FATAL AccIDESr.-Wm. Sylvester Hoys.
father OF The editor OF the HydeparA .Nq..
oeaier, was 50 badly INJURED N the 9TH Inst
by being tArown from :. carriage III winch h
was riding with his daughter. ira; ne 4eI "a
the Sunday following
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E2NTpELFER. w.
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1862.

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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a TABLE

Showing the number Of Volunteers actually
enlisted in Washington County since the war
commenced, and the number required OF cac
town to complete It's quota
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A bill to secure the more prompt payment of
volunteers has passed the House of Representa-
tIves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-17
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81 cents per square will be charged in addiuon.-
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made to persons advertising by the year.
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Pennsylvauia's contribution, l09 ,6l5
Exclusive OF 20,l75 three months men now
disbauded.
The regiments preparing for service are in-
complete. Those that NAV not be filled by the
10Th instant will be consolidated and sen, for
ward OF the regiments in service, the lth
and 18th regiments OF Infantry are at Annap-
oils; the 28th, 29:h, 2lst, 66th, 69th, 7lst,
72nd and 106,h regiments and one company OF
Infaatry are in the command Of Major Geuer-
al Banks; the 45th, 50tb, 55th, 10th and Tooth
regiments of Infantry are IN South Carolina;
the 4sth Infantry are at Hatteras Inlet; the
l0Sth Infantry and llth Cavalry are at Fort
ress Monroe; the 77th, 18th, and 18th, Inlaa-
try, the 7th and 7th cavalry, and troop OF horse,
one squadron OF cavalry, two battalions OF ar
iillery are in Kentucky; the 84th and lI0th
Iniantry are 10 Western Virginia, as are also
three companies OF Infantry, four companies OF
cavalry, FIVE companies OF light artillery; the
87th infantry are at Cockeysville, in Mary land;
one company of artillery ia a. Fort Delaware;
all the remainder OF the volunteers are at or
near Washington. Upwards Of 300 volunteers
from Pennsylvania are now prisoners, but as
arrangements have been made for the exchange
of prisoners il may be expected that they will
soou be released.
In compliance with the joint resolutions OF
the | 9Th of May last, have procured regimen
tai flags lor the Pennsylvania volunteers, and
have presented them in person TO most of the
regiments. To other cases, the regiments being
on or near the Potomac, have requested MIR.
Cowan, Senator, and Messrs. Grow and Wright
members of the House of Representatives, from
Pennsylvania, to present them IN the name OF
the Commonwealth.
The General Goyernment requested that the
States would abstain from purchasing arms, as
their competition was found injurious in the
market, aud in view of the large expenditures
of money IN arm,ng and equippng the voun-
teer force Of the State, provided for the de-
fence of,he National Government, did not
purchase any as authorized by the 2Sth Sec
tion OF the act of the 18th of May, 1861. The
State has now quite as many arms as are nee
essary to arm al! her volunteer organizations
IN existence; but, influenced by the threatening
aspect of our relations with foreign governments,
have directed the Adjutant General to pro-
cure arms as soon as 1t can be done on reasona-
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To the honorable The Senate and House OF Rep-
r.sentatives of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syluania:
GeNTLEMEs:
Il has pleased Divine Providence, during the
fast season, to give US abundant crops, unbroken
neace within our borders, unanimity among our
peopIe, and thus TO enable this Commonwealth
10 do her foil duty TO the country, to herself,
ard 10 posterty. For these blessings we have
cause to be grateful.
The balance in the Treasury on
the 3Olb of Nov'r. 1860, was S68l ,433 09
Receipts during fiscal year end
ing November 30, 1861 6,743,525 OF
Total in Treasury for fiscal year
ending Nov. 80, 1861 7,424,95S 10
And the payments were 3,oI3,5o1 SO
Leaving balance in Treasury,
Nov 30, 1861 1,551,50o ~
Public debt remaining unpaid,
exclusive OF military loans 37,86S.5lo 0o
Receipts from military loans, S,l19,879 40
Unexpended OF military loans 390,o07 Al
1t will be observed that the fiscal year ends
on the 3Oth OF November, and the sinking iund
year on the fist Monday in September, which
accounts fer she apparent deficiency IN the a.
mount of debt paid as stated III the Treasnrer's
report and by the Commissioners oil the Sink
inc Fund. The State has on hand surplus OF
uniforms and equipments which cost about
$4,000. which the U. States have agreed to
take and pay for at cost. Arrangements have
been made with the general government for the
reimbursement OF the military expenses OF the
State since the 9th of July last. The bills as
paid are forwarded to Washington and partial
repayments have already been made.
1t will be observed that the receipts from or
dinary sources Of revenue for the year 1861
have decreased, but as payments have been
made on some Of them since the settlement at
the end of the fiscal year on the first oil Decem-
Der, and more may reasonably be expected III
addition to the payments to be made by the va
iiona Government as hereinafter stated the bal
ance available in the treasury will be largely
increased.
1t will also be observed that il has not yet
been found necessary TO call in all OF the loan
effected under the act of the 18th OF May last.
In some items the ordinary revenue OF 1901
was in excess OF that of 1860.
The loan authorized by the act OF May 10th
1861, was taken at par. This occurrence, most
gratifying under all the then existing circum-
stances OF embarrassment, affords triumphant
evidence OF the confidence of the people IN the
stability and integrity of the Commonwealth
and Of their determination to support the Gov
eminent.
The operations of the Sinking Fund during
the last year have been as shown by my pioc'
lamation of 9th September last, as .ollsw:
Debt redeemed from 4th Septem-
Der, 1860, to Isl Sept 1861 ,$300,SOl ol
OF stock loans $300,050 90
" interest on Lertih-
Gates 1880 Oh
"relief notes All w
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diisSsf hueI We passage oil tue hCt OF l0t0
May, 1861, it was expected that the regiment
would form paa Of he ReserveVolunieer Corps;
5ut as the men had been long time from home
and remained inactive in camp, they declined
entering the service, and were subsisted and paid
up tothe Both hof June by the State. Two regl-
ments have since 'Deen enlisted from the came
part OF PENNSYLVANIA at the city OF Erie, one of
which has been a,t Washington in service since
September, and the oiher is now ready for
marching orders and it Is due to the first Erie
regiment to say that most OF the men are now
in service.
Further requisitions for sixteen regiments Of
Infantry and Two Regiments oil C4yairy were
shortly afterwards made by the War Depart
ment. OF these, sixteen have already been
raised, and ifie remaining two are 10 the course
OF organization and nearly ready to march.
In addition 10 the requistious on the. State,
the War DEPARTMENT had given authorities TO
numerous individuals to raise volunteers in
Pennsylvania, but as that system was found to
| create much embarrassment, general order was
issued by The War Department on the 25th OF
September last placing al! such organizations
| under th- control of the Governor, aud shortly
afterwards requisition was made on the State
to increase her quota to $4,000 men. Those
independent organizations, as they were called,
thus became Pennsylvania regiments. aud as
| comp'stpd and sent forward form part of the
quota of'the State.
| The State regiments have been numbered,
and ihe last to this date is numbered IFS. Two
oi the three. months regiments have continued
I IN service uuder the later acquisitions, and re-
tam Their original numbers. Deducting the re-
naming tWenty-ihree three months regiments,
there are .ninety-two regiments in Service and
preparing for it, We have also in service and
! preparing twenty-four companies.
The following table of the existing Pennsyl-
vania volunteer force is given for information :
REGIMENTS IN SERVICES.
DO regiments of infantry OF which 6
Were rifle regiments. .............T ,l89
IL regiments OF cavalry. ........... 1850
regiment of artillery. l,077
s4,s56
| COMPANIES IN SERVICE.
companies OF infantry. ........ 7O7
cavalry. -. ...otS
artillery. ....... 1886
1921
r.,: s7,i77
Enlistments in other than p.ansyjvao,a
examinations, estimated, the officers
| OF which are IN OF being com
missoned,) 6,400
Total ia service, SO SIT
| REGIMENT PREPARING FOR SERVICE.
- regiments of Infantry -. 1902
&c s:cavalry. ..... 1,l36
I (" " artillery. LOTT
l5,ao5
| COMPANIES PREPARING FOR SERVICE. ;
company of cavalry. .l09
4 companies artillery. ....-. .624
| I6 O3s
In service, 93,o77
Preparing for service, l6,038
! Pennsvlyauia's contribution I09.6l5
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

HARRlsBURG, Jan. 8, 1862.
tn the honorable the Senate and House of Rep
r.sentatives of the Commonwealth Of Penn
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.$300,80l Oh

and Auditor General for the details Oh tue hhah-
cial aHa,.s of the Commonwealth. The reports
OF the Surveyor General and State Librarian
will exhibit the state Of the Departments under
their care.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund dur
ing The las, spring received fiom the Phlladei-
phia and Erie (late Sunbury and Erie) Railroad
Company forty bonds OF that Company ior
$lO000O each, and a mortgage to secure the
same executed in conformity with the thIrd sec
ton of the act of March the 7th, 1861. That
company has also deposited III the State Treas.
ury IFS bonds 10 The amount OF five millions OF
dollars. in accordance with the 9th section OF
the same act. On the 9th OF May last grant
ed nv warrant authorizing the State Treasurer
to deliver to the said company one thousand Oh
said bonds, being to the amount OF one million
OF dollars. THIS warrant was issued IN conior-
nifty with the law, the FIVE per cent bonds men,
toned IN the fifth section of the act (exceP
those belonging to the State and now IN the
Sinking FUND.- having been. previously surren-
dered and Cancelled, aud satisfaction entered on
the Record of the Mortgage mentioned IN SAID
fifth section. Having received notice from the
company that the bonds SO delivered to the COM
pany or their proceeds had bsen appropriated
In accordance with the provisions OF the law,
on the 2lst OF June las, l appointed John A.
Wright as Commissioner to examine and 10 re-
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in other than reansvIvaoa
examinations, estimated, tthe officers
OF which are IN course OF being COM
missioned,)