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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

Making q per cent for the year end
ing Aug 1862 Said per cnagc be cast upon the orig
inal amount ofhe premium noe without reference 10 any
Endorsement and to be paid the II easurer at his oc,
in Montpelier, before the 18th day of Oct, 1862
Members OF the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the Of due from each especvey and
they particularly desired to that the money the
is forwarded Office in October The assess
mcnts must he paid when due Those taus fail 10 nav
ought not expect be paid their property destroyed
by fire. little attention to this the part Of the Members
Of Company at the proper time will them expense
and trCIbe See Act Of Incorporation on your Policy
which will be enforced) J. 7 THURsTON, Treasurer
Montpelier. Sept 2, 1852
u The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this State
requested insert the foregoing notice their respect
i've papers three weeks sucessivey aud forward theI bills
this Office for payment.
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20 G0Fs aglssp2seive~.

hE advertise having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple rcmsd, after having suffered
several years with lung difficulty and that dread
disease 20 sgmpton-is ANXIOUS make known TO hi,
elbow sufferers the means of his cure
To all who desir4 it, he will send .onv If ~, ~s,;
uoh used Gree of charge with the dir otons for ore
pairing and using the same, which they wiz find ur
cure Tor Consumption. Asthma Bronchitis &c The only
OBJECT OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
10 oeneh TT" aic.ed and pread the inforna ION which
c It. De Invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
er VIII try his remedy, H. will then ro;ing and
may prove a blessing. %
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please address
o rev Ell" Akp \. WILSON, Williamsburgh.
l"ohi5 Kings County, New York
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't'ih CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF . 4UF
FERER.-PubliSbed a. = warninr and FIR rho 49,.
ci peneht CT Young Men, and those who suffer with Ser
Vous Debility, hoss of Memory, Premature Decav he
by one who has cured himself by simple means after be-
ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use 81 worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Slusit copies may be had of the author, {. AMBERT
ESQ 'reenpoint Long Island. by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
. CHARLES \. LAMBERT Esq.
wfo'm3 Greenpoint, Long Island n Y
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AB VIZ NOTICE.
L. $. CLUSTERING AND DIsBuRslys OPP

UINBURS1N0 OFFICE.
49, -, ~ BURLINGTON, VT, Sept IS, 1862
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received - this ofce
III 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the oath ms: for furnishing
uncooked ratons for about Five Thousand roops Will
encamped at Braeboro, Vermont:
me ratIons will be that specified i'll the Subsisrer H.
Eulaons suojecl to certain notifications as directed
10 ne approved OF by the commando ing officer OF
the camp.
me ra,ions mus be OF the hes; quality and the con
rac VIII be given to the lowest responsible bidder the
feserVing the right 10 reject any proposal
tor good and Sufficient cause 10
The tropo ais viii be opened the time and place
'peued, ana bidders have the privilege OF being pre-
7 r.
oond OF the proper amount will he required for he
talthtui Performance If the contrac.
WILLIAM &CSTINE.
Mai t ) army, Mastering and Discussing Ofacer.
SenLamher LIZ
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What lNexfl

NAouS to get the news, after oiling hard throug the
way at O'Clock last Tuesday evening" htehed up
n, 'Vue TO Montpelier, TO get the FREEMAN On learning
v mere was war meeting at the Town Hall, cater
I'm nciIg my horse we went here and remained
wboa ''Hl O'Clock. Tn going where left my team
tiS " 10 no team was to be found On enquiriDg was
Nt a' team had been seen running up Main Street.
and oOng IT three miles, found me carriage rset,
Ir 'S cohhned in corner % The fence Now would
erort possible that there breathes scamp
The KY 70 nave cut my horses halter ANY one see
%sl sr and be talisfed that it Is even so.
inf IN WV - SUI inissihs "lli we n n = P,ea'e
70" peer, Sept 90 1e62 wfwl'
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- In Worcester, Sept. Doth by tyrus Brown, ESQ,
Thomas Z Alexander, ant Miss Elizaette Utton of
Worcester ' "
, In west kandoph, Sept. 18th, by Rev. l.. Wheeler,
Mr.. James H. Hebard a volunteer OF the New Enolan5
dolph.
In Montgomery, Sept. I'D by Rev. W. H. HYDE Nr.
Elkannah y Vhitcomh of Bolton, and Miss Maggie Por
ter OF VI. -
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BOSTON MARKET. Sent Is.

glour.-Western, 1912 to 7,75.
Pork.-Prime, $1,000 to 100; Ness Sl2 90 to 1880.
eef $500 to 1850 Lard, 10k to l03. Hams 7! to s.
"tter, l. to 49, Cheese, 81. Eggs II H. Potatoes
IS to lbs. Dried Apple to I.
Wool Saxony fleece so to So American Full Blood IS to
IS Haifblood 30 81; Common 81 to S.
Corn Ga to &C. Oats, SO to SIS Rye 80 .. 81 H.
grass Seed 2,00. Clover, II per In. Hops 90
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uV Of some OF the IGost eminent lhysicans in Anerc
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tanning from fifty 10 sixty pills
rms sent by mail promptly by renting 70 the Pro-
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Ghe 5flurkfts
MONTPELIEK MARkET, september aa.

MONTPELIER MARKET, September 22.
PRov'sIoSs.-Butter, Is to is. Cheese. Ito 9; Lar
IL. Tsiiow, 10. Dried Apple, toS Eggs, 10 cents
Potatoes IS o56. Beans, 2Oc. Maple Sugar to
10. Peas. 1925 to $50.
Onions-sl,OO. Apples-$3,5O to 5 90 per Dbl.
FLora superine $5OOExtra, So, so Extra Family 100
Double Extra 7,oOto $780, Superior, 1915.
CRAZE AID HAY-Corn, 20. Data 40 to 10. Herdsgrss
Seed $0oCto $50 per buhel Glover 10 to Y per pound
Ray, 500 IS, per ton. RE, IS to 70
MiScELLANEors-Dry and green hard wood, 225 to 25o
Shingles, 800 to 80 Wool--common 10 to As Bark
$50 per cord. Nails $50.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

HOMEOPATHIC CCRATIvEs No. 7-FOra Couo6z and
Cofds-this is an invaluable Homeopathic Prescrptiop
prepared oy Doct Clifford for tn relief and Ecure u
coughs ana colds price D cents old by Fred e. smith
Mass: Each box mas the signature Of Philip Lee sNop.
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per mall Address all letters Pr lip Lee 1876 William
Street, Newly ork Manual furnished free on app icaton
CAREY's CArHARTIc NANDIES,-lnd gestion, Stomach
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The test Of nifty years tXperiel They increase the
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10 bowel con paints they equally tfcayiors and for
sick and nervous feaC aches they st nd unrivaled sod
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Il Confessions AND EIxpern
GgsC& GI ana invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR FiE BENEFIT and a warning and
caution 10 young .len WHO suferfrom Nrryous 6ebI
ty premature Decay &C.; supplying the same time the
n'ahs " Sel-Cu'e BY who has cured himself ate
oeng put to great expense through medical imposition
INA quacker By enclosing postpaid addressed eryel
pc SINGLE COPIES ma TIL autbor n srtlAV
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hARRsBURGH, Sept 81 ! gentleman icom
"lnamsport this morning, say no troops lad
passed INTO Virginia up 10 Monday at 3 P. NJ.
neither u4d any OF the different division received
any orders for an advance TIE impression
seemed to prevail among She soldiers that wheo
hey moved, they would 60 into We. ern Viz
snla, crossing at Wllliamsport. rhe enemy,
he says, undoubtedly viii dispute che crossing
here, and when Gen. Mcclellan orders an ad-
vance, battle viii no doub, take place at that
I0iDt.
This gentleman dlned at u house in HAgers-
town, where Gen. Lee ana staff had Their mead
quarters. The lady OF the house said she heard
Lee Instruct his officers, to see that no depreaa-
lions were committed by the soldiers, while in
Maryland, but when they entered Pennsylvania
they might destroy and pillage everything on
tnelr route.
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mon Mutual Fire Insurance
9 }11Pany,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882
fIHE Members at the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereIy notified that the following assess-
me nts have been made by the Directors all Notes in force
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.EEz4EGRAP
Il \
T O'CLOC.IN A. NJ
70 THE FREEMAN

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24,-lf P. NJ. The in.
tense excitement Of the last lew days has given
place to great rejoicing, at the near proximity
of seven divisions of Buell. army, which are
coming up from tho direction OF Salt River
The enemy seem to be conc8n trating at Bloom
field. About 10000 OF them were sent this
morning towards salt River. Louisville is now
safe. ard though fight may occur there before
Gen. Bueli's divisions arrive, none have any
fears OF the result.
Gen. Nelson is confident he can hold this po-
si5ion against any odds until the approaching
rel. iorcements arrive. No portion of The rebel
army is known 20 be this side OF i,ardstown
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WASHINGTON, Sept. "A. The President to-
day issued proclamation suspending the
n15eaS corpus IN respect 10 ali persons arrested,
OF VINO are no", On hereafter during the lebel-
len snail ye imprisoned IA any FORT, camp az
s'a-D l.lIary PRISON, Or other place OF con-
huement, by any military authority or by the
sentence q any courC martial or mlltur, COM
mssig n.
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LOUISVILLE, sept. "a. On The 18th our cav
airy captured 400 rebels at Glasgow On the
2lst three regiments under Col. McCook drove
1900 cavalry out of Marysville without any
Federal loss. The rebels lost Colonel and "a
Lieut. Colonel.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Observation-Disclosures Buell. has Just arrived.
Gen. Nelson has Just issued order permitting,
to morrow, a general resumption Of business,
the issuing of passes 10 loyal citizens, and the
dschargv of all enrolled citizens from military
duty
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WASHINGTON, Sept. a. Col R. Price,
commanding brigade Of cavalry and two PIE
ces OF artillery made a reconnaissance on Satur-
day as far as Ashley's Gap, which he found
guarded by the 9th Va. cavalry. He engaged
the enemy whom he dispersed killing and
wonnding II lie lost one man, Capt Perkins
OF the LIST VI. cava:y-a detachment OF which
regiment distinguished itself IN the affair.
HAKRIsBURGH, Sept. "a. Information from
hagerstown, reports our army along the Poto-
mac in good condition, Notwithstanding the
terrible losses il has sustained
SAN Francisco, Sept %. A sword valued at
>2O0U viii be sent to Gen. Hooker by his Cali
tornia admirers.
altoona, Pa, Sept. "a The Governors of
nearly all the loyal States met .lore to-day noon
according To agreement. Fourteen Governors
We present .nr three States were represented
BY proxy
The whole party this lnoraing visited the
'ummlt OF The A4eganles, IL Il special train and
returned atil CLOCK Iha Governors of the
h"oNing States were present, Pennsylvania, R.
l., Name, Il. j.. Wisconsin, Massachusetts,
Indiana. Kentucky Missouri and VI were
represented by proxy.
lie creates. uranimltY OF feeling prevails
vita regard 10 HE Presidents proclamation
VoF, turtin, VIII propose anu srropgly urge
upon TIE convention, the proprlety OF insisting
oion The removal, by the national Government,
q, al! sick and wounded volunteers to their
respective Sta es, and will be heartily supported
by GOV Andrew OF Massachusetts, and others
Ihe most beneficial results are expected to
ta'ue from the meeting The hanus Of the
President will be strengthened. The Conven
uon Was WY harmonious. Resolutions were
aaot."a urging vigorous support of the Gov
efnmen. and sustaining the Presidents proca
Manon. II. j, Raymond was present, and the
4'.endancc was very large. The convention
has adjourned sine die
lhe Montpelier company Of Volunteers have
elected ), NJ. TEACHER OF Barre, Captain to fill
'0e vacancy caused by the election of Captain
brown as Lent. Coloncl of the 18th regiment
"a Lieutenant Bancroft was elected LIST Lieuten-
ani' and Orderly James Peck I'd Lieutenant
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SAN Francisco, Sept. %. A sword valued
>2OO0 viii De sent to Gen. Hooker by his Cali
tornla admirers.
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HAKRGsBURGH, Sept. "a Information trom
hagerstown, reports our army along the Poto-
mac in good condition, notwithstanding the
terrible losses il has sustained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-30

ar + new and excellent assortment Of Job
Type is at the Alexandra Gazette Office, and
jon Work will be executed, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms. All
orders promptly attended to. Office, on King
street, over Stones, Qate French 81 Book store.
- For a. condensed summary Of the News
Of the Day, received by our exchange papers,
always see Brief Paragraphs. "
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-"M1lztuns liz Rarvo. .
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.

Comnlissary Who supplies tne hosplCals Ia
Washingt<3n denies the statement chat inferior
or darnaaed coffee and tea IS furnished 80 inc
bosDitaIs. -Neither Gov Olden, Of New Jec-
sew. nor Gov Morton, of Indiana, were at the
C;onvent;on Of Governors at Altoona. -Uent!e-
men from The late battle fields state that ali
the wounded who could be transported have
been taken to Philadelphia, Baltimore, WASH
;ngton, and about thousand remain, who axe
under every conceivable form OF shelter
Charlotte Cushman is at present at Paris, and
speaks Of returning TO this country TO resume
the practice Of her profession, having lost
considerable portion Of her fortune III unsuc-
cessfuI speculations. fremont looms
up'' again through the naists Of runors and re-
ports from Washington and New York.-Gen.
Harvey has arrived in Washington, from st.
Louis-The plains of Abraham, near Quebec,
sanctiRed BY the blood Of Montcaln and Wolfe,
are being used for horse-racing. "A fire Of con-
siderable magnitude is reported st Lexington,
Ky, on The 18th vwo squares were burned,
On which were TWO Banks, the Postotnce, &c,
&C. The Richmon d Enquirer declares that
Gen, Lees plans in his recent movements
have been entirely successful, and that his ''ad-
vance was not step tovsrd invading Pennsyl-
vania, nor yet vas it made only 60 raise Mary
land; the real objects we're the capture OF Har~
per's Ferry, and the drawing Of Mcclellan out
Of Washington, and incidentally, tie rousing
Of Maryland. "a man has been arrested IN
Philadelphia, charged with the recent rohbing
Of the Postohce in Wilmington, Del.-The
death Of Lieut. Col. Mclean, in one Of the re-
cent battles, is confirmed; he vas native Of
Philadelphia and formerly in q Railroad ma
chine foundry; Re was attached TO the 88th
Penn. Reg.-The Richmond papers deprecate
aud condemn amy illegal or arbitrary arrests Of
citizens in the Southern states, or any undue
exercise Of military power, OK any a sumption
of the military oyer the civil authorities The
potato crop at the North has heen abundant
this season, and potatoes ought TO be cheap
Many articles Of provision are now charged
high rates for here, which are very cheap at
the North--By direction Of the President,
Major John J. Key, additional Al e-de-Camp,
United States service, is dismissed for uttering
disloyal sentiments.--It is said that less than
one hundred Of the 6Sth Penn. Regiment are
reported ct for daty.-A new i. S. iron clad
steamer Vas launched at Wilmington, Del, on
the 9th inst--The Louisville Democrat re-
ports that Gen. Morgan has not evacuated
Cumberland Gap, but is still there, or therea-
bouts. sergeant in Baltimore, charged
with causing the death Of a nan by pushing
him overheard, and released BY the Justice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-30

rrT7EsDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3d.
We know that newspaper, as SInaLl IN SIZE
IS ours IS ct present, labors under some d1sad
yanSages> TO superficial observers. Had We the
presses and che printing paper destroyed 2y IN
oeni1iaries some months ago, we would ere ems
have enlarged our sheet. But necessity IN the
RESUMPTION of the business which We endeaVor
70 restore, and TO enable as TO obtain g. support
knew no law. and We were compelled TO use the
little means at orr disposal in such way IS TO
e,,7rta our expenses to the lowest possible linz
i. and TO be content ourselves, and 20 5r1st
that the generosity Of the public, Who know our
situation, would also be content, just nov, Wltn
small sheet. After al, the reader Will sse
bv looking at our columns daily, shat, save n
4he e1pcpee Of the sheet Of paper, the Gazette
IS not behind lin the quantity OF reading mat
ter furnished in,the collection Of news, in the
information given Of all public matters, at
home and abroad, some Of the newspapers OF
Northern cities, three times It's Size, hundred
times mere pretentious, and q thousand times
more money making. We are content 70 Ave.
--~=#szuu----
The Washington Republican Of this morn
ing savs:-It. is understood shat The War De-
partuaent has decided to exchange the State
prisoners now confined il che Old Capitol PR
SON for Union prisoners now in confinement 81
Richmond. Il is stated shat Mr.. Wood, Su-
perintendent Of the Old Capitol prison Will be
sent 80 Richmond to effect the exchange"
The Washington Republican says that the
sensation report Of the New York Herald
about Florida, has this only for its foundation;
that Mr.. ELI Thayer is raising colony 70 go TO
Florida, to try their hands at cultivatihg cot
ton, under the protection Of the q, S. govern
1nent
W. had no intelligence this morning from
the Upper Potomac.
LooAL.-Business of al kinds save the sale
and purchase Of provisions, and supplies for
the soldiers, is now very dull: strike out the
circulation Of money for ealing, and the residue
would be small indeed.-The oyster trade is
increasing, and the arrivals from the oyster
grounds on che Maryland side Of the river quite
frequent; one establishment On the wharf, yes
terday morning, sold more than 8 hundred
gallons, and there were several others which
sold quantities., besides what are consumed as
The restaurants and eating houses. -More COM
plants are made at the conduct Of some Of the
soldiers in different parts Of the toWn,-The
docks continue in very filthy condition.
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| SQUADRON. -Nu InDeIS OF feGcTal PRISONERS ara
arriving in Richmond, where they are paroled
or exchanged, and sent to Fortress Monroq,-
Numerous wounded Confederate soldiers are
said to lie along the public roads in the VALLEY
Of Va, from Stanton to Winchester Henry .
Ward Beecher preached an abolition sermon in
n. Y, last Sunday, and was several times :
loudly applauded by the congregation.
a Reconnaissance A party left General
Sigeps headquarters on Thursday morning last I
and ha' ted at Bristow Station on Friday morn. /
ing. They proceeded thence to Warrentm
Junction, where they met considerable force
Of the Confederates. There was 8 cavalry re.
agiuaent and one battery Of artillery. After
few rounds the Confederates retreated, The
Federal force captured eight wagons loaded
With qusrtermasters' and comnaissar:= stores
and several mules, and brought them of, A
number of Confederate prisoners were brought
in yesterday from Gen. Sigel's headquarters
Five Of them were conserpts, Impressed into
the Confederate service at Haymarket, near
Warcenton. Each Of the Conscripts had
written notice 10 report themselves for dutya
Haymarket on Wednesday, Oct. lst.-ESa@
Republican.
In Gen. Alilroy's report Of August ~ 70
Gen. Sigel, Of operations at the last battles o.
Bull Run, we find the following: AT one
time, not receiving assistance from the rear as
I had right 10 expect after having sent 1of Il
and our struggling battallons icing nearlJoVeE
come by the weight anG persistence OF the enc
n1y's attack, I few back about halt a mile "
where [ understood Gen. Mcdowell was 7l'a
9 large part of his corps. | found him. anu
appealed to him in the most earnest manner "
send brigade forward at once 20 save the oa''
or all would be lost. He answered colby, III
substance, that it was not his business to ns'p
everybody, and he WIS not going to help oe q,
Sigel. told him chat was not hghIlng "''l
Gen. Sisels corps; that my brigade hso s0S
ont Of ammunition some time before ana sc On,
TO the rear, and that I had been fighting WIN
half dozen different brigades, and that nav
not INQUIRED where or to what particular c0!p'
they belonged. He inquired of one Of his a'as
if Gen. - was fighting over there on tnelsin ~,
His aid said be thought he was Mcno" ~
replied that he would soon help him, TOT 40
was a good fellow" These particular S'aO'
ments may admit Of some explanation "''
qualification.
In relation to the reported "de7elop'L S1 i
frauds - fhe New York World says ~