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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

lie LATE MAJOR GENERAL RICHARDSON
Gen. Richardson, whose death from wounds re-
celyed at Antletam took place at Sharpsburc
on the 4th inst, was native Of Vermont, and
is said to be Of famed fighting ancestry, he
being a descendant Of the reyolu tonary hero.
Gen. Putnam. He was educated at West Point
and served nearly twenty years in the army of
the United States, which he left with the rank
of Major a short time ago. His experience az
fg hter has been very great. During the
Mexican war he distinguished himself in nearly
every important battle, and, perhaps, received
more brevets than any other officer OF his rank.
lie commanded brigade at the first battle of
Bull Run and the skirmshes which preceded it.
and distinguished himself by the plain, short
and business like report of his operations, as
much as by his bravery in the field. He was
known In the army by the soubriquet of " Fight
ing Dick" and it was said OF him by an officer
himself greatly distinguished for bravery
under whom he served, that Z" Richardson never
appeared well out of battle, but that in one he
was magnificent" He had the reputation of
being fearless to a fault; for while in action he
seemed to hold his life as the matter of the very
least consequence that could occupy his mind.
An account of his personal appearance saws:
" General Richardson was about six feet in
height, broad chested, compact, powerful in
form. He was bronzed by the constant exposure
CT many years of military life, had loud sono-
rous voice, which 1t would take many cannon
to drown, and piercing, fiery eye which few
men could meet in anger. His information and
pronunciation were those of New Highlander
No one who could hear him speak could doubt
where he came from. He was no holiday SOL
der, and had no doubt that war is earnest bust
ness, in which men must shoot and be shot, and
not Il mere opportunity to wear fine clothes, and
dsport in the bravery of evening parades.''
General Richardson was the person who pre-.
ferred the charges against Colonel Miles for bad
conduct on the field at the first battle of Bull
Run.-BOSton Journal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. s, 1862.

pable of, we give the following extract from
Fernando Woods speech on the evening OF cleo
lion day:
"The people have set their seal of condemna-
ton upon the unconstitu tional and imbecile Adj
ministration who now rules over US; and he
would now say, as he had said last sprine-when
he started the ball in motion which had culmi
mated in this great civil, constitutional revolu-
tioE-we must have change of measures or
change Of men, II there WAS not a change of
policy, the great civil revolution would be fol-
lowed by another revolution rhich ,cOuid huri
from p0lcsr and place the corrupt and lnbscHe
Administration tohlch noU uSuPci the C'0rc'n-
ment' (GrcGt Cherihg.)
Thus we find that these Democrats are not
entirely agreed III their methods of waging war
upon the Administration. 1t is safe to conclude,
however, that they will be agreed in embarrass-
ing it as far as possible, unless they can drive
the President into revocation of his EManci
patton Proclamation Upon that point they
seem to be united, and nothing but an iron will
and an unhinching purpose on the part OF the
Government, can now save the nation from dis.
solution and ruin.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
Obituary..

We take pleasure in giving place to the iol-
lowing appreciative tribute to the memory Of
Hon. NEHEMIAH COLBY, furnished US by gen.
teman in Derby. Mr.. Colby was the father of
Stoddard B. Colby, Esq, of this town.
For the Freeman.
Died in Derby on the 9th ult., in the I'D
year of his age, Hon. Nehemiah Colby.
Mr.. Colby came to Derby with his father and
family from Thornton, New Hampshire, when
but eight years Of age, where he has resided
without intermission until his death.
IL early life be became identified with the
business and enterprise of the town, and for
more than forty years was one Of its leading
merchants. For nearly or quite forty years he
held Offices Of trust, and responsibility under
the General Government. lie was elected and
served as one of the Assistant Justices of the
Orleans County Court, and in all the many po-
sitions of trust with which he has been hon0red
by the State, County and Town, he has uni
formly discharged the duties to the acceptance
of all who had OCCASION to do business with
him. lie was systematic in all his business,
and as a merchant above suspicion and those
best acquainted with him and his business ca
pacity, always had unlimited confidence in his
integrity and correctness.
AS father few are as self sacrificing as he
has ever been to the interest and welfare of his
children.
AS a nelghbor he was uniformly kind and
obligiog, ever ready to bestow upon the needy
that substantial aid which is the best proof of
true benevolence and so long as he continued
in active life, he gave largely for the support of
the Gospel and all benevolent objects.
In all the habits of his life, he was of good
example to society, always of its
best interests,-a warm patron of young men,
many of whom will long cherish the memory
of his sincere, disnterested kindness. lie will
be long remembered as model ctizen--a
Christian gentlelnan-a just man.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

FROM THE kAsAwuA VALLEY.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette hasinformaton from gentleman
who left Charleston, on the Kanawha river, on
Sunday, to the fleet tina. Gen. Cox had con-
tinued his advance. The rebels had not injured
the Salt Works destroyed the stock on hard
There were thirt,-three inches water IN the river
Sunday morning and as soon as a slight obstruc-
tions could be removed from the channel at one
point, boats, loaded with salt, would leave for
the Ohio river. The rebels had eaten the coun-
try bare of provisions, and Jenkins cavalry
horses had consumed all the corn in the valley.
Everything i'm tie stores that the rebels had any
use for was 6 Purchased payment being made
in Confederate scrip
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
Stacking Accident.
HOUSE,.
House not ir session.


On Saturday last, about noon, Major Scion
Danforth and wife. OF Barnard, being on the
way to Woodstock with a span of horses, stop
ped to water them at the waysIde watering
trough, near Nh Eben Tracy's house. While
the horses were drinking, Mr.. Tracy came out
of his house and commenced conversation with
Maj. Danforth who thereupon stepped back
three or four feet from the hind wheel of his
wagon, Mrs. Dsnforth meanwhile holding the
reins. One horse in raising his bead after
drinking, as is supposed, caught the binder of
his bride on the water spout, breaking the brl-
die and liberaiing it from his head, when both
horses Instantly sprang into the road and COM
menced running, Maj. Danforth's efforts to stop
them having ben unavailing Mrs. 0anforth
held firmly to The relns and did her best to
stop the horses, out was unable to do so. The y
run about quar.er of mile towards this viii
lage, when the, overlook Mr.. Jacob Boyce and
Miss Nellie Pingree, who were riding in the
same direction. The pole o, Maj. Danforth s
wagon struck the seat Of Mr. Boyce's wag on,
breaking it AMI mpelling it forward with such
force as to break Mr.. Boyce's back and ribs,
and put one OF his hips out of joint. Both &C.
cupants OF the wagon were thrown out, one on
each side, and Mr. Boyce was instantly killed.
Miss Pingree IVES good deal bruised, hut not
seriously injured, and though as yet unable to
leave her bed doing we'll Mrs, DAnforth was
uDinjured
Mr.. Boyce WIS one of our substantial, well
to 90 farmers, and was sixty years OF age
Woodstock &a,dard.
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$500 EsEWARD,

SOMETIME between Friday, Oct. 3lst. 1879 ,r3-.
day, Nov. 5:h inst, the residence of the sib,
Orange, in this State entered and larys
OF Mortgages, Notes Contracts Certifsates n ha,
American Gold, and Bank Bills stolen therefrou ''
Pocket Book also taken on which ,ra9 .
the Subscribers name and residence ''''
L Offer n Reward of $500,
500 for the return Of the papers
: 100 for the money
500 for the apprehension Of the thief
ne bank Bills were mostly on the Bank Of No7.,s...
Inc pufHc are hereby cautioned agains, ppr,,,",,
any of The above mentioned securities. F1''''''!
Orange, Vt, Nov 6, 1862. GEORGE r,us
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

ADVANCE IN NEwsPAPERs.--The Detroit Tri-
bune, New London Chronicle, Hartford Press.
Hartford Times snd Hartford Courant have in
creased their rates on account Of the great adj
vance IN paper and everything used in making
newspaper.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

An exchange paper says white robin was
shot at Auburn few days ago, by John M.
Aldrich of Worcester. Its plumage throughout
was as white as the ceanest snow and other
wise very beautiful
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

Three steamers plying between New York
and New Orlans-tbe Matanzas, Marion, and
Creole-have been taken for government use,
and communication with the Crescent City will
consequently DO less frequent than of late
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

locutions, checks, hindrapces ,o...
cOercives, the half of our officers, tb. u
tudes of prlvates, would be cop.t,n ~ u0It
ing away from duty on furIougb and plh4
absence. A restraint and constraint !; is''.
upon me to remain for the present IL % 'Aa
In this arrangement | acquiescs r - Haf
murmur-most happy in being still at W
the Rcdeemer's work. a. aa1 i
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

CoNNEcTIcU1.-Gov. Buckingham has ap-
pointed November q for day Of Thanksgiving
in Connecticut
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

William C)lamer, Esq, of Woodstock, son
OF Hon. Jacob ColIamer, has been appointed
Paymaster in the army.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Annual Session, 1862.
Saturday, November s.
Semitic.

Devotional exercises Reading the 62nd Psalm
and Prayer, by the Chaplain.
The President of he Senate stated that as he
recognized but fifteen Senators present, and this
number did not constitute quorum it was not
in order to proceed with the reading Of the Jour
nal.
Mr.. Richardson moved recess until half past
II o'clock agreed to and the Senate took re-
cess.
After recess nc quroum being present, the Sen
ate adjourned to meet at half past one O'Clock p.
VI.
HOUSE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

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.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

RHsDE ISLAND Gov. Sprague has appoint
ed Nov q fer day Of Thanksgiving in Rhode
Island.
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The Louisville Journal surposes H..
fortunes of war . we hear SO much va" "a " i
the fortunes made by the arm7 cgatr, a,'1' a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08

FIRE AT BRowNsyuLE.-Tba drr-r.
belonging to Frederick Fla, was bo5s,. a.."
Thursday night tie 30.h nit. '''asI d.
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nun metne Q(nHht itber tbn, ais er mid bst
ieite nabm 1tnD mid Den 9an3en l0ergan9 er4
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Dens unbeniet lallen, mnb 70 tparO Die 9au3e
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gen purbIubt, tpiepobl Dergebens. o .s55
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Der BeerCiguu1 pe5 alrsn Squire UertaulAte
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Setne Sttnme bcbtt, ais er tbre 6dno ergritf
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te an lie rilbtste; auetn lie nabm faum gtOti3
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gang @npIiH nanbte lie Iih pl0slim az tom,
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9enoen, Der3wet felnOen Tpn.
-.f. (5OrtleBun9 fOl9t.) 3.s
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Der MdjuratssGrl>e,
bplt
Seprs Treitas.
SSprtfeRun1l

(SrrtiesUngl $50.
2lls er aeltorben mar, pmbte tdD auf 3tran3t9
Wletlen In Der 0unOe feiu menl1IitheS gBelen,
bsi nelGem tA Jtatb unO 6ilfe IuAsn t0nnte
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6srrl6aft bate 70 iebr fir lih unD unter ib~
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febr ieiea eintae pen cen pentsen Na45arn,
ois bier um Nd0ens5ourne beIum 3u trsffsn
waren, BET lib seisben. SIT fitblte, DAP a
uad, irsenO SsmanO enpen muSte, unO gru
bette pariiber nah, wer es lein oute Wialter
Saper fam mir 3p1r Dpbl In Den Stnn, aber
ieh fpnnte ptelen geOanfen nibt er!rasen. =
@neltA beiann icb mid auf etneu Better mets
nsr serfprbenen @ebietertn, einen Scr, 9ar.
rtueton, tpelhey mebrmals TIT &aSensbourne
3u SeluA 9epelen mar. SD psrmo6te meme
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Dem SArfd oes Ell ten NbenDs ntd9t tpeosr err
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ne NOrelie, unp ais ih Den 8rief erIt abse>
ianpt bate, mar niats mebr gu tbun, ais &c.
Oulpts auf iftns Gntunft gu warte,l.
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u II Jung e Semte.
DR.. Johnston,
Der etnst8e 4r8t, psl4er unsetet.
@aIttmores eoa.&ofpttaL
3ur ltnterOriiduns Der QuadaI6erst etabftrt
Der ein3iBe plub In Der gEeGt, spp (t8ers
IhneQe unD 9ritnpltde &uren tn -DI

Der stn,tse ploB In Der @elt, tpp li@ers,
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g, moi @epcsnS item br Su,cub we. br.n OsisrT setskr.
rer o oI5 trsnen 8eiunl bn sefatreu S,s lfIST.S
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dss S@Wa6t eetr nes dnnreu nberutha 6Eruss anh sd
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Asnben inb, ID
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lteben 8bhren Don 8alttmrrefr. SRItNe Sstte,
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wtdn merle 6 8iaen rnb tauSnutr benu unsiFenSe nas
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Stir bic Treibeit cine OafTe. Y
(aus @orl 9stnrt@ S@nanfer's @.oidteu.)

ST Elm f4Sner QpOS auf @rben,
stls pa 8ieb'n iaS Off'ne Selp, s15s
ltno eth Sreibeit8tdmpfer >perben, 3
nno 5i iferben ais ein Selp ?
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6rii4 billuu8 gum 8affentan3 g H., 8
Sann pie Maib nidt mebr lid l6ntIdeA
S4mtfet bod Oein 94pert ibr Srups.
DaB mir nidt i'm &an1pf ermatteu,
3a9en ni6t uuf balber 8abn,
3ieb'n Der Spr5eit Selbenl9atteu,
tlns beSeilterno, treu prran. hi1ssG
llnb 10 lu0't nn8, tparb's sea@Sbne,
llnIern gdtertt eifern na6, s2 a1la5
SiS beim letten SanpfseltSbne 44l
stud Die leete Settle brad.
p5iir bic 6rei6eit cine Safe !"
8ritper quf NIT Sturne8we6'n! r.sa
Sour aus tppeSbitt'rem Sai1e,
Sann bic meme 2ieb' eriteb'n.
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0r. Sohnfon.

9see tts tSnfst6eH &cueeums sr SDnnbdstt tn 4cursn
raeatrfer sttt tr erftn reitnn Rruessen Gtes
M oer en sSeten xseI nes eebtuS tn ben rttatta Spn
E0noO yars Vbaetppa unk Gnhereu Stdhtn thBetra bat
sne per RetInnen Drtnttt sen beren he o.
@pIe eer Mtbn pe nuSdtItee 9fibrne Sic an OhrsnEax
L. WeseSht1t Inc eneerea Rranfbtts Iten IuI&e .. aE
Ce set ppe@tn 0erautAen iebr trre6e Die au oft ff
sen Sfs ssrHsea Rlstnsiftien H. subeu auSsabSt g.
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axSaf btitstoner Mmseteea.
O1ecbanics 0oI. :

~NStvuNtNc Stpuu1
9le. S98 WIarYtanb 49,, nobe Dem Gobttpl
Sieles bem Snblitum 70 beliebte Saus NIT benz fdoer
Sarte Den serGusen une tblsn Tansialpn i'll N aRem
pfCbIen. .ta 3 .fi - s' 't'S ''S wy VtV Pstt''' cue
SeSea @Cntas urb GOnnerIos 4benb,
~ Sbeatesz z0OrltelItna @ESM
aaf Ger nsn erSauteit eei4madUDaen @Ontmerbibne
bet ptadtppue S Illumination ps gorteus
~ yiab Der SOrltelluna: GpmmerbnN.
Dfr Sefser bat 60 l sur AufSabe ssmad tets Sie rein
ttur 3N perlbre1en, 4te - -" ~""-
Nelae Rude iowts tine Ftne CUTE geSiena perben .ken
aus SaS pste testraseH mir Stt 3ufreDnbet ber t Be
@S- Serea @tttnO9 asO sOnnatenb @beub
- Sarten=SOn;ert,
ans9eInest Scm gsabnern Qains @ub beebenb ans ben
PERTH Wepruper Mrtp, S@utter, 6etmonn ,,nS
slaSs unter Der tttlsen eens 6es lesseaepntrn
osrid.r.z.. r Gintritt frei!!!
Sent guottum Trs 0arp oies Engagement etn eltene4
Vsnus eeepte1 unp bpn Der unteriGnete auf obretsx
Sal'zzs 5otu Bed, Gisentblmer.
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81 NuiIntanns' DpteI


gsp' 456 Teuni. aS. srpif&en 8. uub AZ
- Ieaibnigtpn 8. 6.
Der Undergraduate na4t ieuen ieit9eriseu @Sfeu cir
Dem rellenDs Abtam tbsrPaapt bic ersebeuhe Gu,eio
paS er BON '''o
-. Nionta9 ben %. Stunt an
bic regelmGsige 1abte cbote le,es otss ofoshoe, N
ftatt beiien ssne SDnfaubtse -
Iaa Meftanratiom
bon UtUrgens 6 bis Naht6 10 l1br tGd(tM
eSeriGtt BAT. Die speiIetorte prS fets bas ee ,os
bic SaarssSett NIB Der aiarttliefes snben mOs9 6seu
RreiIen beteu. y
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