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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12
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LIFE PITTS ANN prror,r-u
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nt thn high character in almost ever nar
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pneI vi IeHtorhg feriect health to persons suftsr;n
liable ' ne'' D
br,e 4oalng are among the distressing variety Of
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-12

~ The Regrnerator before retiring at night and
VI t." morning apply little of the Dre.s sing and yor
i'ir WIZ ne even more lfelike in color and beauty
s., ""tfng on your hair hut these preparatlons and
use these according to directions and we warrant Won
a good health, head Of hair
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son Co., Manchester, H,to whom all letters should
be addressed.
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MRS. WILSON'S
c 0 c 0 A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

MIS- l'h'S Hair Dressing is put sp in large bottles
and rctal9 for 81 cts. per bottle ana for dressing the
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-20
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
coILEcron,s orrIor. srn pIsrn1or. MASS ,

W c Go Lee OFFICE, sTM pIsTRIcr, MASS !
Public notice is hereby given, that the annual coec-
ton list of duties and taxes under the Excise Act of the
said District aud they are due anG payable. The
Collector, or some one of his Deputies. will attend to
receive The and deliver licenses such as ave
Piled from the fifteenth until the twenty-seventh day
of December next at each of the following places to
For Division No. l-conssting of Worcester Auburn
Lei Boy Ison and West B4yston at
FOR Division No; 27eonSiStng Of holden Rutland
Paxton, 0akhsm and New Braintree, at the office of
For Division No s7eonsisting of North Brookfeld
Office of Eli j whittemore, IN Spencer
For Division No. 4-conssting of Oxford, Charlton
office of Andrew j. bartholomew, in Southbridge
For Division No 5consstlng Of Grafton, Alillbury,
sutton and Northbr1dge at the Office of S. Davis Hall,
For Division No. 6-cousisting of Milford, UPTON,
Marlborough, scarborough and Westborough at the
office Of j. Dexter Hunt, in Milford
For Division No. 7-consisting of Blackstone Mendon
Uxbrdge and Douglas at the office of Stephen S. Ben
For Division No. S-consisting of walpole Wrentham
Foxborough Bellingham, Franklin and Aedway az the
office of Charles Mason, in wapoe, in the county
The Deputy Collectors will to facilitate the collection
of said tax, in most cases. visit the their
resp Give divisions, during said time and will give due
notice of the time when such visit will made The
following have been appointed Deputy Collect
and are fully authorized collect all taxes and du
ties under said act in their several divisions For hi
No. g. Eli j. whittemore; No. 4, Andrew j. Barthoo.
mew No. s. s. Davis Hall; No. & j. Dexter Hunt; No
Notice is also given that the Collector VIII attend to
receive said tax from such choose pay to him
personally, at the Collectors office in Worcester on
the fifteenth day of December next and office of
Charles s. Mason at Walpole in the county of Norfolk
the seventeenth day OF December At all other
times the must be paid to the Deputy of the division
in which the tax payer resides.
All persons who shall neglect 10 pay the duties and
taxes assessed upon Them within the time above named,
liable under the 18TH section of the pay ten
per cent. additional upon the amount thereof which
cannot be abated, aud must in all cases be paid.
AljlN THAYER.
Collector Eighth District of Massachusetts
n. B.-Notice is alse given that the monthly lists
tanning the manufacturers tax, &c. for the months of
September and October now in the hands of the Col
lector and due and payable at the time
places mentioned above.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAS.
ESS OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
SEASONABLE GARMENTS OF RE-
CENT PRODUC rION, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND-TO MERIT GENER-
AL
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE Of
FERINGS OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPARr-
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF THE MOST
ID ESIK a BILE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE Ii EST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NISHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTEN CION OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEASONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
ER MEN OR BOYs.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
GAR MENTS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS MADE TO Or ID Il IL WITH
PROMPTNESS, AND SATISFACTION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
OTFICIALR RDPoRr
OF THE KENTUCKY BATTLE.

Louisville, Jan. 22.-To Major General Nc
Clellan, commanding the United States army:
Tho following has just been received from
General Thomas; ...
The rout Of the enemy was complete. Aftsr
succeeding In getting two pieces Of artillery
across the river, and upwards Of my wagons,
they abandoned all the ammunition in depot at
Mil Spring. They then threw away their arms,
and dispersed through the mountain by.ways,
in the direction Of Monticello, but they are 90
completely demoralized that do not believe
they will make stand short Of Tennessee.
The property captured on this side Of the riv-
or, is Of great value, amounting to eight six.
Founders and two Parrot guns, with oaissons
Allied with ammunition; about one hundred
four.horse wagons and upwards Of twelve
hundred horses and mules several boxes
Of arms which had never been opened, !,
and from i've hundred to one thousand mus
kets, mostly aint.looks, but In good order;
subsistence stores enough to serve the entire
command for three days; also large amount
Of hospital stores. As soon as receive the 70.
port Of the brigade commanders, win furnish
a detailed report Of the battle. Our loss was
80 killed, and l27 wounded. Among the wound.
cd were Colonel McOook, Of the Ninth Ohio
regiment, commandps the brigade. and big aid,
Infantry. The loss Of the rebels was Cen. Zol.
looffer and one hundred and fourteen others
killed, and buried. One hundred and sixteen
were wounded, and forty i've prisoners taken,
Lieutenant Colonel Garter, Of The Seventeenth % nth
Tennessee regiment.
d. Bu1., s"'' ''''AAl THOMAS
Brigadier General Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
1NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.


On the petition Of Lewis Moore, Of Ypsilanti,
Michigan, praying for the extension OF . patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of March, 1885, for
an Improvement In seed planters, for seven years
from the expiration Of said, patent, which takes
place on the 18th day Of April, 1899,
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard al ths
1888, Ut IL O'Clock M and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, II any they have, "hJ sAid
petition ought not to be granted o.,
Persons opposing the extension are Iequveu Ieqn,uu "
ale in the Patent Once their objections sPeesh ~
sst forth IN died
to Be used at The said hearing mIst De aAea M ,ha nc
otcs, which will be furnished Len 9n ippliSatiSn M ~.
The Testimony In the case Will De closed on the
NH dsv Of March, 1852; depositions and other Pa
rers rcIied upon as testimony must be hled 10 the
pe,e on or before the morning Of that day; the ar
nmsSis omve on Il If any, within ten days thereafter
snrTcred also that this notice be published 10 the
Ns,ieaI Rspnuissn, washington, D. c. and psro ,S.s
TS,1s,nS. Detroit Michigan, once . week for tnree
weeks the frst Of SAID Publiostions TO be
A. least sixty days previous 70 the day Of hearing
Commissioner Of PatAnts
P.S S-Editors of the above papers vii ples1e
oopy and send their bills TO the Patent Omoe, win
8 paper containing this notice NASv"
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
.Fss ~ ns,stIi4as.I
ODCmoOEOu wOnDU. !.


ought secession womsn 10 b supported "
~ Govstnmsnti have seen and heard bf
tie wives and daughters Of the 0ovsrpmsSt
(lsrks openly expressing their sympathy ID
HE rebels. and abusing the Government tASA
feeds thsm. Ought this TO be tolsratsdi n
the husbands or fathers Of such women cannot
stop their mouths the Government should not
put bread in suoh mouths, By keeping suoh
men In ONCE. There are men whose whole
families are loyal who would bs glad to serve.
There 10 another class Of seossh women, who
are indirectly supported BY the Governments:
The boarding house keepers, who are patron.
izsd By the clerks and other employees Of the
Government. This traitorous GLASS should be
made TO feel that II 10 no small matter to
sympathiEe with our enemies. II 70 believed
that there are loyal boarding houses su6ioisnt
TO accommodate the clerks, and n not, let US
have more. am resolved not to cat secesh
bread II know II, nor 10 pay one cent to sup.
port rebel sympathisers, either directly or in.
directly, even though they have the face Of an
angel.
secssh women oan be supported by ssces.
sion we'll enough, but do not think they ought
70 BE- sustained by loyal men. Secession 10 .
orime, in the eyes Of true loyalty. Let II sur
fer the penalty starvation. Down with trait.
ors and their sympathisers Let all loyal mon
set their faces against II, ,ohereuer found.
ARGUS,
The national Republican., 1862-01-23

GlEuERBREAD CoLoR.-The New York Herald
amuses itself with republIshlng . lot Of adver.
isements from Virginia newspapers, Of which
the following Is sample:
NorlcE.-Wss committed 10 the Jail Of Bed.
ford county, on the 81 Of December, 1861, q
negro man, who calls himself Isaac Rlxey, and
says be 10 the property Of Daniel Hunt, Of
Richmond, Virginia. Said negro is Of gin.
gerbread color, about twenty.three years old,
six feet high, with good set Of teeth no
SC lrs, erceH on the back, from tohipping, and
had on, whom committed, suit Of dark col.
ored domestic cloth, usry much ,oo,s and ragged.
Tho owner Of said negro 10 requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, otherwise he win be dealt with q
the law directs. VIZ. H. PATE,
Sheriff Bedford county.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
MuraeS OlNnos

- O0D0e -
In w, esss of Dssisi Robsvts, Md for the
iast, District ,AitornsI CsrrinstOn closed his
tks counsel for tAs prisoner, iepiisd. Then tSc
following witnesses. oil nom COLONEL 0@ail's
Twenty -axth Pennsylvania regiment, tsstlAed,
Hays williams, private iu company =, sworn.
The shooting occurred between ~ railroad
and toll,gats, (rosd 10 Bladsnsburg.) wltnest
vas in the hrst platoon Of the wagon gue!A-}h
Ss o. ns IT, % u. "a.
third wagon. The sssmstsr (woifil Wa osSne
on (rfghO side. Roberts (the Aocussdl ltvslled
hts piece and nred, and The team.ter ~.
wounded 10 the right eide. The wound Wa six
o. % s ssSss s sS ~ q sn
shooting, and the platocns had stacked arms.
Witness heard no Conversation between the
parties previous TO the shooting. Witness saw
the dash Of the musket, end saw the teamstsr
fall. The prisoner and the tsanster were about
ave yards apart. The prisoner was going away
from dsosased about minute before he was
shot. Wolfe, whom the shot was fred, was about
four yards from his toam-on the od (right)
Side; The witness was examined a. 70 the
which Il appeared that he held II horizontally
about the level Of hts hip.
Private Hoffman, Of company G, sworn.-Nas
guarding the wagon just ahead Of that guarded
ny hOO0rOs h0hTu hOO0fU ask tn0 t0&m0t0I
70 let him get In. The texmster answered that
he (Roberts) couldn't get in, hs (the teamster)
had too heavy load on. They had words to.
gether, and the texmster oalled Roberts son
Of q b-h. The tesmster got OF and came 10
the head Of his horses, and Roberts levelled his
gun aud fred III him.
Private Norris, sworn.-Was guarding the
Arst wagon. Roberts told the driver to stand
back--if he didn't stand back, he (R.) would
shoot him. Roberts, rs ho said 90, cooked his
gun. He then raised his gun and shot the
driver.
Private WIN. G. Geigsr, sworn.-saw Roberts
nre, and the teAmster drop, Both were On the
right side, and Roberts was near tho horses
heads. IA ...E.r.
Lieut.. Hsdley, sworn.--Did not see the homi.
eide. Roberts was stationed 70 guard the third
wagon, on the right side. Witness was stand.
report of the musket, and hxstoned to the spot,
and found the tesmster lying on his faoe, and
Roberts standing by his side ut an order
srmsn Witness asked who shot this man.
Roberts answered, I" I done II, sir, beoxuse the
teamster attacked me with his whip, and shot
him In order to sSve my life."
The four witnesses nrst sworn were then re.
called BY the district attorney, and testified
that they saw no violence on the part Of do.
ceased toward Roberts.
For the defence, Mr.. Norris called the wit.
nesses already sworn to testify 10 the quiet and
orderly character Of Roberts previous to this
affair, and Mr.. Middleton (olerk Of the oourt)
and Patrick Crowley Zone OF the jurors In the
Of the ordinary wagon whip ss weapOn-using
the butt to strike with.
This closed the evidence In the case, and the
court adjourned,
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
From New Mexico.
THE TEXAS REBELS THREATEN AN
ATTACK ON FORT CRAIG.

Kansas City, No., January 2l.-The Santa
Fe mail, with dates of the 7th instant, has ar
rived.
An express from Aesilla arrived at Santa Fe
on the evening of the 4th instant, bringing the
news that fifteen hundred Texans, with seven
pieces Of artillery, we're marching on Fort
Craig, and were within thirty miles Of that
post.
Governor Connolly had called out the entire
militia.
A letter express arrived the night Of the 5th
instant, which says that the enemy had re.
treated without making an attack on the fort.
II was not known whether Colonel Candy
intended to follow him or not.
Colonel Candy has one thousand regulars and
one thousand i've hundred volunteers and mill.
tia In his command.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Deaths Of Soldiers.

The following deaths among the soldiers have
occurred since our last report:
John G. Moore, Fiftv.sixth New York cavalry,
ut Columbian College.
]. Benton, company A, Fourth United States
cavalry, at Erup(ive Hospital.
William Hall, company +, ThirteeRth Penn.
sylvania volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
Joseph r. Day, company L, Seventy seventh
New York, At camp.
sharpsbooiers, u % Al Ui inGisS. HospitsIa Enu '""
James LstsOn, company @, Engineer corps.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers oan be fur.
nshed with all the information they desre 10
relation TO the burial place Of their friends,
.ko., BY calling on J. W. Plant, Government un.
dertsker, ut 4lS Seventh street, between g
and H.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
"O'er the land Of the free,
And the home Of the brave"
MQd.

The mud 10 at least foot deep in almost any
street In the city, In some localities (sti worse)
1t 70 ankle deep, and We have suspicious that In
the back streets II 10 knee deep. At every
prominent crossing, small boy or An old wo.
and the other extended towards the inevitable
penny Of the passef.by.
Mud 10 merciless upon feminine wearing ap-
parel, respecting neither skirt nor bslmorsl,
silk nor calico, bedrasgllng alike the train Of
the saint and the Nagdalen. Some presented,
Yesterday, q peculiarly dropping aspect, and
were weighed down literally with the free soil
Of the District.
The newsboys took the dispensation Of liquid
late in the evening, dragged along Seventh
street, crying, "Ere's the Herald, Tribune, and
Hard 7in,esN His fatigue was evidently light.
ened BY this little display Of hum0r.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
BY Y!TELEGRApH.2
VINE KENTUCKY FIeNT.H
linton Less 80 r i1led and $50
r.4 Vi. ......4.. wounded. -r.4r y --r..
"A STEAMBOAT CAPTURED!
\ l,4oo MULES AND HORSES TAKEN.
\ \EOserfeet Cannon Getxed!
VINE KEN UckY FloMT.
A STEAMBOAT CAPTURED =.
l,4oo nULEs AND HORSES TAKEN.
E,ossrseess Cassssoss Setxed!

LRuisoiue, Jan. 22.-The total loss Of the
Federal troops, In the late engagement between
Sohospf and ZollIoofEer, 10 80 killed and $50
wounded. ..s
Gen. Thomas captured II cannon and I 400
mules and horses, and q steamboat.
Eight bsrses were burned By the rebels.
Gen. Thomas crossed the river in the remain.
ing barses, 10 pursuit OF the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-01-23
Supreme Court,

January 81, ,ls62.-On motion Of VIM. whiting,
ESQ.,, Mark B. Moore, Esq.,, OF New York, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
cOurt.
No. 81. The Camden and Amboy Railroad and
steamboat New Philsdelphis, appellants, vs..
Patrick +. Brady. Tho argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Burpill for the sppellees,
and concluded by Mr.. Murray for the appel.
lants.
No. SO. Jonathan Crows, ct al, appellants,
vs.. Henry L. Buroham, et al. The argument Of
this cause WAS com menced by Mr.. Arlington
for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.