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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
rs0,f nm vFsrERN DEPART 4.


CmCAGo. March IT, Aspecal patch from
Cairo dated the l3th says heavy anonaJiu5
was heard to-day iu tile direction New Mad
nl A steamer from Columln. IS il was
very distinctly heard there from . 10 clock
this morning.
CAiAo. H.. March H. The re evacuated
New Madrid last night, leaving quantity ri
guns and stores they were unable larry away.
some fighting took place YESTERDAY .weaa their
eunboat. and our siege batteries. which We
lost ~ killed and wounded. y from one
Of thoir guns dismantlcd one Of j 2i-pound.
ers. killing four or five men ga" Carr Of the
ION Illinois regiment was killed Wednesday
night while placing the picket
The loss Of .hc enemy Is not X n, they car
rving of their dead aud wounde The force
Of tie ouemy II supposed to tas numbered
COCO Island 40. 10 Is reporte4 De eyacua-
ted
Col John A Logan arrived he' to-day from
For. D0nels0u Steamer >. y biraham re-
Turned hi, afternoon from NasuNe. \ large
numbsrol ST. Louis merchant, vic went up
with goods Tor sale have return having sold
tueir goods at d sacrifice Bank lls OF loyal
States and specie arc scarce in Nashville. wv
cry sbof-keop-r Is getting treas F notes daily,
which are eagerly sought for >lthem bank
bills, especially ct tennessee, az -5undant, but
the pacds0i Nashville are bee ag convinced
% their wlrthle,-ne-s.
Anxious impurities were made the S. Lou
+ m rcb5u,s for cotton, turpau.a- and resin,
AMI ai,4oush specie was Offered ,3,hu- OF the
kiul could be bad except 200 les q. cotton
shipped by q resident Of Nashy. Jn aIs own
aa.l unt
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fRon mn torrH

March II We lind the following in the
Southern papers;
la the rebel House ct Representatives a reso-
luton was passed Monday, advising the planters
to withdraw from the cultivation OF cotton and
tobacco. and devote their energies TO raising
provision, and cattle, horses and sheep. Jcr
DAVIS sent message % Congress yesterday,
ct.tus, that be had suspended Gems Pillow ANA
Floyd ,rom their commands until they could
give more satisfactory accounts oI their action
nd furt D1ue,suu. Davis is dissatisfied with
their reports The message states thai neither
of theu say that reiuiorcemcnls we're asked for,
non - they show that the position could not
have hetu evacuated, aud whole army saved
as well as part OF it. Il Is also not shown by
by what authority two senior Generals alan.
doucd their responsibility by transferring the
command to junior officer.
The Richmond Examiner Of yesterday says
that considerable uncasiness is manifested by the
public on account OF the reports of thu rebel
forces falling back from Manassas and the up
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
nIrARrMENr nr - r.rnn,l

WINCHESTER, IA. March H. Ihisaltemaan
while 20 OF our cavalry were iomgmg ou the
Sliashurs road, three mites distant, they came
upon u large barn bearing mrks Of having
recently been occupied by A>hby men. Wmle
our teams were loltins with hay about 200 oil
ue latter came near, and threw out two com
laales ui skirmshcfs. Our men covered the
departure OF their teams and prepared 70 resist
an attack, which was finally commenced. At
length W Wisconsin flekets came up with rifles
and killed OF the enemy, One OF our cavalry
dashed upon the enemy and killed one Of them
with his pistol. The enemy made no effort at
charge, but gradually advanced as our men
fell back to the town 10 good order and UNI
harmed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
NOTICE.

gNHE 60 partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Brooks Il utm.ug is this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent The demands viii be- LETT with y. T. Brooks Tor
settlement. v, BROOKS,
N,utpelier Jan. ID. lNC3. IL u. DEFINING.
The husnes. gi be- continued at the old Stand by the
Subscriber where ;hc cd customers and al in want Of
goods ate invited Go call and examine my stock, which
will b. sold Isl low prices,
tnarchlldGN5w " p BROOKS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

One hundred and nine towns gi1e 3 rry -
OPS; surke 2O.40O, Wheeler l.Ol2 l. is
believed tnt Berry, Is reelected by the popular
vote. and tbat Ne Will have majority ID 500
over all. The Republican maj5tity in the
House viii D, from 30 to IS. The Republicans
have probably elected 10 out Of the T. Senators,
and 4 of tic Councillors
CoNcoRp, y. H., March H. Returns re-
ceiycd from all but eighteen towns give Berry II
majority not far from 1000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
The Horace Waters Pianos.

NkLupEoNs, ALEXANDRA URGNN aud 7. GIL
RERr \ CO.'S celebrated EOllAN PIANOS. are u.
finest instruments for faror and Churches now DO uses
large assortment can bee 40 thc new Narer0oms
4Nl BROADWAY, between Grand and Rruomo oNa
which will hc sold at extremely los prices. PIANOS ami
NELOpEoNs from aandry makers, new and second
hand to iet aud rent allowed purchased per agree.
mrut Monthly payments received for the SAM, Ms
second hand Pianos and Meodeons az great bargains,
prices irom 80 100 Sheet Music Music Books, a
an Kinda 81 Music Merchandise 1T War prices
i HORACE WATERS, Agent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Only two Of the Democratic members OF the
House voted for the Presidents gradual abolition
resolution. Tho rest voted nay, or lodged the
vote
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

pr. J. VI. Comegys-pelr Sir:-Ny teeth excellent
after a years service. am highly pleased with thea
and would part with them for any amount Of money
shall esteem it pleasure 60 recommend your work 90
All who may hr unfortunate be deprived OF tAe
natural teeth know Of work equnl to your, iu skill
durability and Gnish esteem you, in the practice o.
your profession, a public heneiactor.
Respectfully, ;. :. LEE
So. Woodstoga. June Is, 1876.
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REASONABLE PRICES.

insert teeth on Gold, silver, Cheophstic. Platu.
Continuous Gum and Nucani;e Rubber plates
OF the Rubber cannot speak too yorahy, having used
It to the entire satisfaction Of my patrons and mysef for
number Of years II is lighter, stronger, easier kept
clean free from taste durable and easily repaired
than any other kind u plate work. Teeth filed with the
various materials for Milling to insure their preser
walton. Extracting done with care and chdrens teeth
regulated
or the many letters of ndation from friends
IN Wiudham and Windsor Counties, will give but or
three
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Ouca " BELOW, FAILS Argus" March % lstl
For several years have had dealings with Or. j. NJ
Comegvs, and have always found him to he an upright,
hish-mindrt geateman who would be valuable addition
20 abe citi5eus OF amy place As professional mano
which point can also speak from eNparieneehe sands
second 60 none being fully master Of Dental science 10
all respects.
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ID Il n IT'S L X \ !
MON PELIER
PERM aS "a DENTESz

In the rooms formerly occupied by pr. ". NEWTON
OVER LANGDON,S FLOUR STORE.
To the people Of Montpelier and adjoining towns.
wish to say am well prepared 20 perform any operation
in dentistry. at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Dr. John NJ. Comcsys has practiccd as Surgeon Dem
fist In this village for the last several years lie has been
the dentist Tor myself and family and also FOR the ln8
tuition under my charge. The subscriber believes hiu
well qualified, and cheerfully recommends him Co ho.-
requiring his professional services
WM. II. ROCKWELL VI. y.
Sup't w. Insane Asylum, 3rattleboro, Aug, l., lsi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

I" +. ..||| I.II
jesse Haskell proprietor of the BeneyusF Foun-
derry u aieays in readiness 70 an orders IN bi,
line; see Advertisement
: Mrs, r. p. Huckland, Mrs. J, B. Rice, Mrs. o
G. Eaton and Mrs. D. 3. Harkness returned on
Friday evening l7th, from visit 70 bscamP o
the T2d Ohio. az Mepphis. having enjoyed ex-
cellent health aud had pleasant visit rs'a
These October days are beautiful The daily
receipts Of wheat IN our tcyn are lprgel prices
from los 70 ll0 - seaiaa ss9 f5 ill fats
Some person from washingtOn township has
cent us few itsms; bnt not having given his
name, we cannot publish them. ts5sNtp
Mrs, g. ,wymap, soldiers wife, has opened
a store in St. Clair's Block, where she keeps a
good supply Of Lsdiesldry gOoda Ladies' call.
A singular couple got married in Chester Co.,
Pa, the other day. merely making the follow
ing declaration in the presence Of fFiends, 's
sWe, 0rson s. Murray and Lydia p. Jacobs,
make known TO these, our friends, ihHt we have
chosen each other for conjngal companionship--
in prosperity and in adversity, in life and till
death. We ask no license. We submit 10 no
dictatioD. We bow TO no authority. We re-
cognize no God nor Almighty power to guide or
guard US. Our promises are to ourselves and
each other, and to no others. Our trust is not
in others, but in ourselves and each other.N
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

Hon. L. w. Hall was arrested last Monday by
the U. S. authorities and on Wednesday Dam
iel Tuttle, of Benton, in this county. They are
charged with making use of reasonable langu-
age, and counselling the resisting of the laws Of
the government. They are now at Camp Mans
field t}
On Thursday morning U. s. Marshal Mann,
of Gallon, attempted to arrest A.. M. jackson
on similar charge. jackson drew a revolver
and said he would kill any man that would lay
3 hand on him. and made his escape, and in a
few minutes afterwards he was going through
town on horseback under full run supposed to
be bound for the Chatfield fortifcations, We
have not heard of him since
Since the above was put in type, squad Of
soldiers have arrived here from Camp Mansfield.
We do not know for what purpose they are here,
but suppose it is to make arrests.---BucyrH,
.Jourtld
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C|ALE | on REAL FsTATE-


On Saturday, the 9Th day of Novena6er,
eighteen hundred sxy-wo. three O'Clock in the
afternoon the door Of the Court House In the town OF
Fremont will he sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property Of Isaac Van Doren b de-
ceased 10 wit: sF
A parcel of land bounded and described follows:-
commencing where the west line of section number One
toWnsht four, range number fifteen, neFsects
the township line running thence south two chains and
sixtyone links; thence eastwardy along the turnpike
ten rods; thence north sixteen degrees east until it
intersects the owHahp ine thence west fourteen
10 the place Of beginning, containing
less f,tNN7- ~ -s-
Also the east part of the south-eAst quarter Of
tional section number thirty five, township number
i've range number ffteen containing eighty and
.hundedths acres; thirty OF the
north end OF which Is assigned dover TO Amanda
Coe, which Is stu an encumbsance thereon.l @t
Aiao, thirty Aixand twenty seven ouehundedihs heres
Of land to be taken off e northeast part
part OF fractional section number two IN township
numbcr cr range nusber fteeu, the south seventeen
acres or which is assigned as dover to- Amands Coe
and on which II Il still an incumbrauce.
Aisohe east part Of the northeast quarter Of
ton number two toWnship number four north Of range
number dfteen containing thrysix acres ofland more
less . :
TERMS OF sALE,--Cne.thrd cash In hand one. third
In year. and In two years from day OF sale
Deferred payments 70 be secured BY mortgage on the
premises.
Administrative Of Isaac Van Doren junior, decreased
0ctober 3, 1882. Sswa--Pr fee $T,35
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Thc ilIth Reginncnt.

A friend writing as from Louisville thus
refers TO the 1Iith Regiment: 'si'-A
"This is one Of the finest regiments have
seen in the west believe they were raised
in your military district. As a native Of th,
Buckeye State, 1 feel proud of Ohio troops, and
the people Of your district may well be proud
not only of the men they have sent, iftho llltl
is the standard by which they are to be judged.
Lieut.. Col. Johnson, who is in command of the
regiment, appears to be man Of brains and
looks as though he meant business and nothing
else. riu md ~ -rU
II was much pleased with all the regimental
officers, Major Bradley has served in this State
aud did good service in clearing John Morgan
nereidi 5s fr.fa., N .4E
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

IS CANP 25 MLEs South Of
iser CovISsrox KH., Oct Q, 1862.
Ed. CoNMERcIAL: You will see by the date
Of this letter that we have left Fort Mitchell,
and are thus far on our way to Lexington, where
VIC expect to join Buell's army. We left Camp
Fort Mitchell at o clock ON Tuesday morning,
aud marched to Florence, about six miles, where
we bivouacked on the Boone county fair ground
till the next morning, when We resumed our
march towards Lcxington. At two o'clock we
reached this camp, thirsty, tired and hungry
having marched seventeen miles heavily loaded
through the dust with hot sun. / have nc
time to write but word, for we are now get
ting ready to march again. .--1ctedo ComDlcrcidt
~ @. HIS.
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| A prisoner who escaped from RAINS camp
gives doleful picture Of the condition of the
rebel forces on the Arkansas and Missouri bor-
starved, and wholly drunken aud dissolute.-
The main question is yet to be deaermined--
their capacity TO fight ss s4 = .-p95
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Our Foreign ReIasions.

Spain is corresponding with our government
touching Buffers quarantine and embargo reg
ulations. 1t is amicable so far. The chasing
ashore Of the rebel steamer near the Moromay
evoked the Castilian's wrath.
The Secesh say that Belgium is going to rec
ognize them, and that others will follow.
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cArraox--BeSare OF Coantsrfeits the ksnales have
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Ia Dead Earnest.

Parson BrownIow has recently written a
letter to the Philadelphia Press, which he
concludes as follows:
now propose to the Government in good
faith, to give me the command Of $4,000
men, including these East Tennessee regi-
ments, and all the outfit necessary, and ]
promise to take East Tennessee before
Christmas, and to hold it and its railroads
l am in earnest in making this request. ]
am sick and tired of this criminal and un-
called for delay in scizing upon the strong
point Of the rebellion.
Besides, l am able to go into active ser,
vice, and if can't get into the army,
must at once start a paper at the North, fol
the benefit Of Northern sympathizers viii
this rebellion, and Secession Generals anC
Secession staff officers who are in the U. S
army!
~. NJ . 4
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HInle TnbIc.

There but two passenger per day each way,
on the G. 7. Roadi trains win leave rs Follows:
Going East, Mail 622 An. N. Y. EXP. $50 Pm.
Going West, Nail 9.20 An. Teleg. Exp, 9.40P.N.
Fremont, Lima and Union Road, train leaves $50 AN
ssndnsky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, 9o5A.N. Accom-, 2.4O An.
Going North, Mail, 45P.N. Accom-, 535 Pm.
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For sale by all Druggists and dealers in MedAeinea
Price. rs cents. CHAS. R. WALKER, General Ag't.
40y1 Buffalo, MY, and Fort EFiei q. ".
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there is a rtIlnor II, Wall st. this r. NJ that at
cabinet meeting held yesterday, it was unanf-
mously resolved 10 renove Mcclellan, and that
Gen Hooker should succeed him.
The above is given for what It is worth.
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From the Hon. Mr.. erittan y 'a3 e ''i if>t
ONoSDAaA. n. Y, june q, 1859,
Dear Sir:Some time in April bought roll Of your
Aedeated Ynpor, Excelsior Chewing Gam, of trRv
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