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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16
IsaiIs in Montpelier.

-four ~ opi EteTEES mail closes ut 7.45 a. m. ar
@lies ~ 'r
4fNori . ...sa, rioser at 3.a5 p. m. arrives
M9l
NJ .... r...g a4a New York closes at 900
esclot;
AL .sa. mails must be IN the office before the
ljre o. "G, 10 90 the same day.
81 DAIEG mail arrives daily at $50 departs every
lay arrival OF Southern.
q BRADFORD mail arrives daily at % p m. departs
|daly at 500 ~.
i DANvLLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
ct g IL O'Clock, =. m. departs Monday Wednesday
md Fridays AZ o'clock p. M.
BAETow arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays nj
80 7. m. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
At g.4j a. IN.
HYDEpAKK, by Worcester and Elmore, arrives Mondays.
y ednesdays and Fridays at 800 p m. departs
Barton.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays y,
=. 80 p. N. ; departs same rs Danvilc.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
lays AZ 100 p. leaves alternate days arrival OF
Western.
BEHLIY from two to six times a week
OFFICE HOURS FROM 100 A. NJ. to- 800 p. N.
JAMES @. FRENCH, p. ".
Montpelier, May1 1861,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16

have child that attacked with Membranous
ca oup We gave her Hr. n. q. Whites, Exer, and TO
the surprise of all it gave her immediate relief
ZUrHAR VINION, East Re;he!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16

J.. SCOTT & Co.. NEW IONk. continue to publish tn
following leading periodic lis. viz
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certifies that N. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used my family, in of colds at
tended with throat and has been found reliable
medicine in these cases.
REV j. W. WOODWARD, Weston d, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-16

4 certain and Fer manent for Rheumatism Neural
n ga and SAT- f;heum. 1t internal remedy. driv
ing out and entirely graduating the disease .,uuirn
change diet business and may be ,altn by
children and persons OF TIE most delicate confrt cli
with perfect safety.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

4, the future ID has bscn found necessary 70 place some
rc.rretions upon the sale tea and salt But pound
al me former and half bushel OF the latter can now be
sold purchaser ~ any one tine 40 mol anoess~no
the object Of the restraint.
Young fancy who attempted 70 stab . Union man,
took the oath ae and Was Sentenced 70 leave
Tie city Every boy thought he would be sent 10 Inc
Rlp Raps as he deserved TO be. Many Union soldiers
nave BEEN sent the RIP RAps for six months FOR
ample act of ntoxcstion but drunken rebel Ioway
for attempt at murder 10 lot Oh with the oath VI ans
glance. So 90 in this quarter.
Two guerillss were captured near sunok on MONDAY
have been 10 the Rip Raps Tnay are suspected
OF having been engaged IN shooting negroes
The underground mail arrived last evening VAIN aocns
toned regularity and Richmond papers Of Monday reach
ed this city But very copies Of the papers are 70
and N who obtain then charge dollar FOR
sight OF them Il Is impossible FOR an outsider 70 got
sqlint a the precious journals Fhey are 10 the
rebels here Z political mama above price. friend in
forms me that the papers Of Monday jnbant over
their version II the rebel exploit at vcksburg and
spesk very authoratvoly IN regard 70 renewed pros
third and fourth hands thai do not know how nuch
fsilh 10 place upon what hear. You viii remember,
that my intimaons Ia regard TO the news oy
the mail OF Saturday proved sgnay correct The pans
Of the rebels for transmitting information lrom Norol
10 Richmond have been most admirably systerlalzsd
and The government viii ind IL diricuh 10 break them
up. The operations have gained strength through thS
xity OF those in authority here in regard TO the matte
The weather ghfui and the health Of the troops
in this vicinity excellent.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
A Rebel Pun for VicGsburg.

rom lDt MunI gVlneTy AIa.l Advertiser.
The gallant little city OF ycsburg making brilliant
page history for herself Whatever may be her fate
she has already done enough associate her name
spicuousy amid the gores Of this struggle liberty
and life. Powerful fleets raining iron storm on
her, but she asks quarter, and denes their malice
There s 10 be surrender TO few thousand dollars
worth OF property bownx Of the neck the yoke OF des
posm for the sake OF immunity from danger or distress
The citizens have determined the loss Of property or
Of life itself s preferable to the fate OF New Orleans and
they do not ater although the enemy shells burst
ing IN aud around their happy homes and the iron
messengers Of destruction baering down the sacred
sdfces where from childhood they have accustomed
to worship There Is something noble n the spectacle
presented to the view at ycksbrg. single city, upon
tho banks OF the Mississippi presumes TO dispute the
passage OF Esss which either eide have thus been
successful In every encounter hur defiance at the
foe Like wall or hre stands between the enemy and
the coveted possession OF the Mississippi river there
VIII stand until every Of defence 10 exhausted
Ali honor to the gallant defenders OF the Queen CITY or
the Bufs. They have deserved well OF their country
whether victory or dAfeat crown their Efforts
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Tobacco at Lynchburg.

FROM tne flcHm.lu wing, JGiy vi
We have received from Mr.. A. W. Cross, Commissioner
OF Warehouses al Lynchburg statement OF the quantity
Of tobacco received, weighed and inspected at the
ra warehouses in that city for the ending June 3o
1852 The whole number Of hcgsheads weighing 500
pounds and ove o62 parcels Of loose tobacco 500
pounds and over counted hOgsheads 5i5 number OF
city priced hossheads, 429 number of hogsheads
hand for inspection, 3l3 number on hand inspected,
5,l63 capacity or the warehouses 800 hogsheads.
A letter in the Atlanta Colat tderacy from Lynchburg
dated 2sth ut, says tobacco has very decidedly
the sscendency everything else within the limits OF
the Corporation The tobacco mania to heve
the entire population stark mad They talk about the
dirty, filthy 'wesd 10y day. and doubtless dream about
by night. Even the darkeys have carght the infection
and specuating in tobacco. hoping 30 make twenty
out Of dimes Investment in less than month
The existing excitement the tobacco sensation has had
DO rarale IN this country since the morus multisoolus
iasria of .36 and ST.
Hundreds of thousands OF dollars have been made ia
th, last three months by in this city, by the rapid
advance in the price Of this staple commodity Of the Old
Dominion, and hundieis OF thousands may be lost by
other short sighted wigs who imagine that tobacco will
continue 10 advance unti IL reaches the unprecedented
aud abrl0Uy price of yo shnplaster dollars per pound
ra men mere from al parts Of the South pitching
tho speculation with and confidence that truly
Dshngthak nothing OF investing twenty. iive or
Isty thousand dollars in a single day.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
INTERESTING From TIE SOUTH
What the Rebels Think Of the Presidents
Gall lor gOre Troops.
THE T1sAcc0 MANIA IN VIRGINIA,
&C., he.s &c.
L,ueo,r,s eau for More Troop,.

IFIUNi lIIb July ..
Lincoln has lis ed call for three hundred thousand
additional roons il il ,obaole he will raise them
unless he compulsory system than
appeal the Governors OF states but Bast act
me pesgEsiSo, thai ard ct Tdse ttn. We must
keen our armies no 10 h4 highest possible point Of
aud efficiency must push the coscr iption law
with the utmost diligence and impartIay, and must
strike rs many aud hard blows possible before the
new evies brought into the held We must meet the
Increased numbers Of the epemy by Increased discipline
devotion energy. The history Of battles from the
beginuing of the war has shown that obedience valor
and determination die rather than be conquered
mghtict than numbers. We have fought against odds
from the rst sometimes tha disparity has been cruel
but have rarely had occasion TO regret tho Of
tho combat The more troops the Yankee government
calls the IL exhalsts its and burdens
Itself with d.bt, and tue il VIII the
tions of tho earth Of the unity determination and mag
Etade OF tha. struggle for independence, which had
been represented to the,a but little than riet
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
McClellan's Position and the Summer

The Petersburg Erpys describes the present position
or NcCieans army one o. tho hottest the soil OF
Virginia with creek on one side, shallow mill pond
another and the shosl OF James River on ano.
thor NOT the vestge OF shade tree immediately near
and the suns rays pouring down with intensity thai
sent the thsrmometer up yesterday the close Of tho
nineies IN Petersburg the Yankees Al Berkeley Point
must have suffered 10 almost indescrbable extent
Persons residing in Petersburg, entirely familiar with
The locality say hat out Of Iophe there place 10
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Letters from fhs Rebel Jen. Thorn pson.
THE MEMPHIS ExrLEs.
From the Granada Appeal

SkNArosiA, Miss. July is, 1852.
EDToRs AryHAr-Knowng tho ersa, anxiety which Will
prevail among the citizens OF Memphis who are now in
army when they the order Of Cenera Grant II
be well 70 ft them know that tho patssr ls being
attended TO- and the order carried out (Which now
doubt az no one has yet arrived here who left Mssphe
upon the ordsrl that all that human energy can do 10
relieve the excs shall be acne. Mr Howard Of Mem
phs, has rendered me thousand dollars as hs quota II
necessary, to provide Cor them and there are dobtss
alleviate sbeir wants. Lot the brave Memphians and
Terpesesaps stand 0rfR at thor posts they
Northern Mississippi Is filed w.h their friends who
will ~s that no evil befall their loved ones n moral
power can avert u Ihave sent into Memphis Gag OF
tru.e win tle Johowng letter, by Capt. I'd Porter
made. Yours, respectfully, ~ JEFF THOMPSON =
SsyaroBi, Miss, July IA, 1852
Major General Y. 8. oRAST I. $. A., Memphis Tenn -
CKxERIfo-fIpon nay Tsturn from Granada lind = oopv
OF your Special order No H. of July 1862 requiring
certain parties therein designated TO leave your lines
within five days IT. neral you intend to carry this
order into eect-whch wS OF course presume you will
the cause Of humanity viii require lhs Jcu make some
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Rebel D0g-gerel.

tsToui siit nlcnLnODu wing, July I'll
There vast amount Of meat and bread consunel by
the dogs f Richmond. This should not be allowed NJ
time like this. The dogs ought b. extsrminatsd Th
conspme tacics much would appoy, al the Yasslc d
prisoners h6re corfnsd here. II true that many OF
ov learned friends. who delight IN descsDtng upon tho
characteristics OF races. might prove that our dogs are
supStor 70 Yankese But tLis be established and their
theory practically carried out 20 the sacrifice OF
stroying she dogs would leave more for our poopis
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
News from the valley.

who LEFT Harrissonburg saturday that General Robin
with large body Of cavalry still held the enemy III
check, and that all Was quiet In the vicinity.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
rslocLuIc of the Un,lys.

Yhe Mobile Re9istes says "there remains but little
doubt left that British squadron bockades the Bali2o,
and turns back al Yankee vessels going in and out John
Bull claims sky aays' time and fair start for neuL u
trade General Butler passes and cearances dsre
garded by the British commanders We think this state
aaeRt lacks confirmation.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

[From the Richmond Whis, July o.
We learn that the command of this gallant old veteran
is in such state OF forwardness viii enable him 10
take the field his forces gathered from
the different camps. The headquarters OF the md
are now at Bristol Va.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Wanted 90 GO North.

WING, o.
man applied ~ the Provost Marshai's Office yester
day for passport 10 Baltimore Upon questioning him.
vas ssceTtained that ho o private Of the Twelfth
United States infantry that he had travelled from Fort
Isavensorth to Washington, and left latter city few
days ago IN pursuit Of his pay He Richmond
expecting TO 1nd his company here This novel customer
was provided with lodgings Castle Goodwin for the pre-.
sent -
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

llItc1G and VT0lGOrOWB KnteECOWIbc WIN
the Rebels.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. July % 1862.
take this method Of informing the public that there h
constant between the rebes Of Accorac and
Northampton COUNTESS the eastern shore OF the lower
Chesapeake Bay and those Of the western shore. They
the bay little from the vienty of
Bungatiegus the sast eide Of the shore, between P
ankataAk and Mobiack rivers on the west eide. fre
qucntly them in the night going west and early in
the morning and open day coming back They carry
ing newspapers and letters, and every hing ai 10 very
portable. have SPOKEN Of the matter frequently q OF
loers Of the army but aSes the trouble 70 set a
watch aud catch them. send mform1ticn yon.
that you some good by publishing lie
important fact This intercourse could be stopped by
setting Of the many little ar,ned tuge the vicaty
OF Fortress Monroe TO watch capture and make Al Ok
annple of the trtifnrs.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
A Liberal MaMag,
General Fioya's Com IN and.

The Richmond Wing says tia. the proprietor OF the
Varieties theatre OF that city donates $500 per week for
the benefit OF the sick and wounded rebel soldiers.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Al meeting Q! the Ged, staff and line officers OF the
First regiment New Jersey Volunteers, held July is,
1862 were unanimously passed the following preamble
and resolutions, wiz
Whereas. Captain T. G. Brewster OF the First regiment
New Jersey Volunteers, who in command of his compa-
NY the battle Of Gaines m on the 27th OF Juns 1862
killed by eneny's bullet while notly discharging
his duty, II is resolved
i. That we bow in humble Submission 20 the painful
dspensson OF Him who doeih all things weIr here.
BY deprived OF noble and chivalr9us brother in
arms
That in the character OF Captain Brewster we
nize the instincts aud qualities OF gentleman that as
an oncer from efficiency and bravery, hs IL entitled to
admiration and emulation
3. That copy of these resolutions shall be published
in one OF the Trenton paers the new Yoak HERALD
and in the Belvicre ypshgencsy and TIA. duplicate
copy sssll be sent 10 the father of tho deceased.
r. MoAIiI>TER, Lieut. Col. Conmeading.
:. VAN SlCKEfL, Captain Company
WIN II. TANTUM, First Lieut.. Company 3.
WN. henry JB., Adjutant
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Our Norfolk Corrs,pouaeree

N''oLki Va July 70. 1869.
1sdescss a Ch~r7s !. Policy-Sen.enc. Of "a. .,n,c,
aes Desp~ado--GaesIlas Caught. Dc.
Thsrs are evidences OF change IN policy 10 this rs
s'on, and very general rejoicing expressed tbsraa,
she part Of ths friends Of tho government Nor.
has been svrcsd in this department for .hs lss, 80
says than has bssn shown n all the previous time .poo
sne occupation Of the city The sscsssioniss who hays
sen carrying their heads very high for some time past
nssuming upon the lcniency shown 70 them by the AZ
roIet have been taken down peg or two, while the
on'on men are more encouraged. An order has been
s's0eu pr0hlsi'ins civilians from carrying concealed
.p0ns and soms other wholesome reforms have been
,sIsnss 1 1Eve.y,hns looks hopeful and IL there IL no,
-1''' wv wy '"sns VIII mo-s very satisfactorily
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

tion of jealousy,
The man waits with the mail II you find anything OF
interest In the letter Of OF your occasional
dents please publish one thing certain and that s
that no other New York paper be bad IN the ary
hut ths HxRAIp. AN OFFIcER.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
MISOnkLANROUS.
RIO SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND THE PUBLIC.
THE PREVAILING DIFFICULTY

A GENELAL LAsSITUDE
eeiyes the frame which often the opor precedps
death the system loses all elasticity; appetite fas, IN.
satabe thirst follows and fever accompanied by arrhoe
and binding headache sets In, which completely prod
rates the patient and leaves him utterly nfereut all 10
himself and the world; N!w, whether this be lin
THE NORTH OR TIE SOUTH,
The remedy tho Take AT six eight BRAN
DRETfS PILLS and IN four hours or repeat ,ha
dose. Use this medicine in full three dnya
and you will from your sickness
RENOVATED BEING.
Brandreth's Pills are always safe, and
Blessed 10 he that puts his trust In them.
GET NEW STYLE.
Principal Office 29i CANAL STREET
Sold also ~ No. a UNION SQUARE.
AND BY ALL DEALKHe.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
NEWS FROM MCCLELLAN.
Affairs with the Army OF the
Potomac.
Interview Between Generals Hallcek, Actlfl-
Ian, Dix, Burnside and Melss.
nsApou AsrKRs. ARMY os rns potoaAo,


Nine hundred wounded paroled prisoners arrived yes
sardav from Richmond. Two died before they arrived
NJ Petersburg They left yesterday afternoon ior ths
Northern hospitals. More will be received 70 morrow
Gag Of truce boat containing Colonel Wright and
lieutenant Colonel swetzer, yesterday went TO Akens
Handing twenty.oae miles above City Point, 70 meet
Hoeert Ould formerly District Attorney for Wash
se,ou city, appointed Commissioner By the rebels 70
carry out Ma new arlang ment for al exchange q
prisoners.
The schooner Louisa Reevsr, containing 900 Sasnes
condemned corn anchored in the middle Of tho river
was boarded last night about twelve o'clock by par ty
Of rebels who from the opposite shore IN boat
After setting the schooner fire they left, carrying ITO
captain with them. The schooner was destroyed
Generals Halleck, Dix, Megs and Burnside left here
shs morning. after pay Ing visit to Gen. Mcclellan
General Marey's heal IL having been restored, he Las
pssuned hs duties as chief OF the general stat
The iag Of truce to-day brought down DR.. McGregor
and Rev Hiram Eldy, of tho Third Connecticut regiment
Drs Stone and Gray, OF the United States Army, snd
Rev. G. W. Dodge, Eleventh New York regiment, whS
were taken prisoners at Bun run and Just released
Srom the prison at Salisbury, Y. o.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12
Gloriors News.

In addition TO the news Of the execution
Of Columbus and Nashville by the rebels,
the victory gained by the Federal over the
Rebel feet on the James River. the, utter
rout and overthrow Of the united rebel arm
les Of Price, McCulloch, VonDorn and Nc
]ntosh in Arkansas, by Gen. Curtis, and
the complet' decentralization of the remnant Of
the rebel army in.Memphis, which may be
found in our columns Of Geographic news, it
is currently reported that later dispatches
bring the information Of the evacuation by
the rebels Of their entire line Of defence OF
the Potomac. They have faHen back t.
Richmond, there to make desperate stand
Their object in evacuating Manassas coulG
not have been to seek place of better nat
ural defences, for such does not exist bu
1T probably was to prevent our Southern anc
Western army from getting in behind then
lat Bull Run, so that the natural advantage,
Of that place would only work to the sore
disadvantage of the rebels.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12

the. subject in each case to the State and its
people Immediately interested. It is pro.
posedias a matter Of perfectly free choice
with them. ! thought fit to say the Union
must be preserved, and hence all indispensa-
bic meansfmust Be employed. I ssid this not
hastily, but deliberately: War has been and
continues to be an indispensable measure to
this end. A practical ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the national authority would render the
war unnecessary, and it would at once cease,
IT, however, resistance continues, the war
must also continue, and it is impossible to
foresee all the incidents which may follow.
Such as may seem indispensable or may
obviously promise great efficiency towards
ending the struggle, must ana viii come i
The proposition now made, though an offer
only, hope it may be esteemed no offence
to ask whether the pecun;ary consideration
rendered would not be Of more, value to the
States and private persons concerned than
are the institutions and property in it? i
In the present aspect of affairs, while it il
true that the adoption Of the, proposed reso.
luton would be merely initiatery and not
within itselfa practical measure it is recon-.
mended in the hope that it would soonel
lead to important results.
Ir full view Of my great responsibility te
my God and to my country, I earnestly cal
the attention of Congress and the people te
the subject. (Signed), - r..
/ i. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12
president,S Message.

We publish this week message from the
President looking towards the gradual e,man-
cipation Of slaves in the United States
Probably the proclamation was induced by
the resolutions Of the Delaware Legislature,
proposing q gradual emancipation OF her
slaves, providing Congress would appropriate
money to indemnify them.
Whether the resolution recommended will
pass Congress. we cannot say ; one thing.
however, we believe that slavery is great
wrong-that its abolition is an event devout-
lly to be wished for, and that no near irrig-
'ularity or temporary inconvenience ought ia
be allowed to impede the onward march o.
freedom.
~ -, We do not forget, however, that slavery
is,s Dcql institution, and must be sustained
o. abolished by bral laws. We are moi
asnong those. who believe that Congress CT,
rought to interfere With it in any State
where;it exists {; therefore We approve the
Hsthod indicated by the Presidents propos
" "a resolution Of leaving the matter entirely
in the hands Of the States that have a righ
to interfere, simply pledgins tho Government
TO indemnify them whenever they shall con
clude to abolish the institution. The cffec
Of such course will be, that those States
where slavery is Improbable will accept the
30 I ~ ~
Slavery thus become, from year to year
more and more circumscribed, and in time
it is to be hoped, all the States will volun.
tarily abolish the institution, more partlcu
larly as there is no probability that the
negro will leave the land of his childhood
and the planter will always find at hand
plenty Of help to prosecute his planting
which can be had for reasonable hire.
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Death Of Gen, Lauder.


We learn, with profound sorrow, Of the
death 81 the heroic Gen. Lander. His dis.
ease Was consumption, and he died At his
post. -, e,.:.. ...... 4.... E.,
Cen. Lander was on Gen. cClellan's staff
in Western Virginia, where he rendered i'm.
portant service to that General in that brill
liant and decisive campaign that was the
passport Of Gen. Mcclellan to the exalted
position he now holds. Since then he has
besn in command Of brigade on the Upper
Potomac. He was wounded in. tho les at
Ball Bluff, which, no doubt, FASTENED the
rsyagss Of the disase that was praying upon
him. For several months he has been urg-
ing tho acceptance of his resignation upon
ths Government, upon tho plea Of sickness.
For some cause his resignation was not>ac-
esptsd until tho Almighty gave him per~
smptosy discharge from his duties here. and,
ws hops, had called him to more pleasan,
duties ADORE. s=,s~.... .s..s..E g..