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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
YOR TIE SALE OF NEGRoES.
undersigned has his day commenced the Auction business
for the NEGpO 81 the Anction Room on frAnkhn
TreeI lately occupied BY BErfs GREGORY -, =,
both publicly and privately, and sonelA me
age ends and the pubic generally He pledges his
se promote Interest OF bis patrVns and tAte hseh
raj from his long experience The Trade he viii be enabled 70
obtain The hghel market prices lie will make liberal advances
on al property hAnd-And prepared 70 board persons en-
S-ged IN tie trade Aad also er servsneAYng ample accom-
,S,eSdsuons Tor roll EH. srOKES,
On FRANKLIN, Srd door belou VAN street.
Anil issh ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
DOGGErT q ANDERSON,

m receiving Trade, cArpst.ngs, Cloths
a tng Curtain lod cOruicss Ead BAnd vlndog shade
Pace HA5gngs Ca-ei Hair AL Aoss, for prices
cap ossaas Retl and Mattresses made
Pap AAagng 4ons In he cay Or soaay ~ z2or Norh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
RIRR INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.0OO!
lHaULL INCOME, $2,250,00oI

Daily Revenue S7,50O.0O.
lHvEsTfD IN THE UNITED sTATEs, OVER tsoo,0ooi
All Dirsctors Personally Responsible yor As Engagement Of
hs Company.
WE respectfully attention 70 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Company 70 he policy holders In m
large cash capital and nvesinents ~ stated above. %
The large capital Income the Company enAble to TAXA
lines parties requiring large amounts ofinuranee
In addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. .
sues PERkAHEETPOLICIESo On the payment Of TkNAR6U.
Al PREk1UAS Property 10, thenoeorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED Policy cancelled time, and the pre-
raium will returned less per cent
This Company Will By loss OF Rsnu By Pre- on
new and most liberia. principle.
ssntaon Of sssesoy preoi LOGS without dsdvo.
Roa for iarta and not - usual nII niIs ser pressnia-
lion Of proof T0RTHAh WYATT, Agent,
uhn NMsln Irse,, under o. Charles Ho;el.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,

SADDLES AND MILITARY 6UUDS,
At lO2 ain Sire ct.
I q Sc L "A M d 4 Z II =
\ = n DRAaOON Saddles and Dragon Btu
LOU Bras and Silver plated spars
Military oapeI
Hnareed doth, best quality
Silver Plated and Wood stirrups =
Blue Cloths medium 70 1ne quAhtyii !
Patent sklrIing and Dash Leather
etxRe Uarres and ChAnl
Gold Lace and Braid
Military Hutt5ag
Cour,s TIRE ID for Sewing Machines
And Nih.ary Aeeoutrements Of all kinds.
WANrND saddle hands, And . and Lady 70 use
Sewing hsshasG 10 whom viii pay liberal wages leYt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

DE. }. w. GARLICK.-DEAH
AS Rra-Ihavs for months used In my family Sem
pe Justly e.lseraed Baking Pc Ndera, and take pesS
are In them fsnines the best article
Save ever making light sweet sPongy bread There
no excuse bread vhsu SeInple'a Powders are used
P.,-r,surs yul Va sOsh 1850 ts9 IT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
APRIL, IS6I.

APRIL, IS6I.
DRY GOODS.
NVURcHANrs visiting Win view Of making PsSsAsss
W respectfully solicited % e11ralae cur stock Of Dkt
GOODS. We odSr ior sAls:
500 bales Brown sheelngi And shhtngis
OdnAaGrrL
31eecngs and snlrongL
hObNes Paid Aad sirped OsnlhargL
50 pieces striped sad Pad DoEesle1, for servants,
= 6JbAel nekngA
Dsaizas "a Striped shiEseSA
NJ gl5O Fancy Ftnt,
Cotonkdcs
Cncrei csne-cs,
Keniacky Jeans and fveedl,
kada
Wts Cascades, Juens, LAsus Fs s;riped and Enerod
"a BeEss PopEal Co Cashmere, VestingL Ae, Ae,
j vi m eaeAp % e cash sad pronPt trade
ELLErT 4 DREWsY.
II r
N,hnd Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
HUNT A JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS
Ana ASsas iSr be sale " Manufactured and Smoking Tobasco
- 80. paeks-es nov for sale. Bel9-Su
ts-Wrch-.r Republican, Spectator. and Fredrr
sSsbufg NssS Nm copy nos And send e % Wig ONCE
DISSOLUrI N or CO-PARTNRRSIIGP.-sy
the dsAth o. HILL the o. D.csrNsJs, SIiL
% Dissolved Al psrpEs INDEBTED 70 si eoncern viii ase
iunrAts payment as ~ The VII be used
WI DICKINSON, Surviving
NAT. p HILL. iPArtneya.
hsasssss soSstaer Under style Of ulLL
hepursoss cary az he Anc1a and eonnzoa brneSs
DE lAs 0fSs0s a. he old established gAna o. plsoa
AL 4 Ca RIcdD B. DICKINSON,
0&-u eAF- hlLt
nUVAL 4 NOR OVS "aoRSE rUNsC, FOR
IL Im growing the Condition Of Horses anu
Mlss GIVING uen appetite And Relieving teIa o. bots
All Woruis atleboaad AID Deupe an Diseases
% Ehlch hoFse subject internally This ~Hoe Tonic
then yussy Of hair Aad be lea od aer
aand . hnp-oved Without hh aPg back TO h nrst
coaoa h1s been uIed er-usvey sace rs Introduction,
this And al pA OF the STATE % VIZ
n NORTH Carolina FORK and In every quarter
ne Caioa-And the demand % steadily Increasing.
Horse Tonic has vaa universal sAffAson hr A. The
able - Acsrn neAn be ooalned q hs
Vrinual lru<s al SAie. and Of JAS P DUyAL, Drug
ysL soc Proprietor and hanuneturer. ss2s
NrLIrARY CAPS! MILITARY Caps!. yOaN
W DooLEf ofsus, a. Whosaale And Retail 70 the Military
aaf Re Pabuc gensT hs large stock OF Home Manufactured
oot Gsey Blue Ana Black Cadet and Fatigue Style cEps
Be hAd s. k5uflmsrA Avo-aoe Aay cir
Tap, aaes durASle Aai Gap rAauf.e-
AIRED Hldag hand god supply OF stock Ole laufActars
% Dies aA fr Wholesale A. Retail trAis BE- eonnu
Cd InHN DO So, No 81 NAins vet Redmond Va SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

MOhniS,
Richmond Va
Pubnshes and onsrs for sale, Ia quantities..
HoWs, NJ history Of yrVpIaA history Of v,rrp, from ia
,s-. -, ss....r ~ ~ ..n..,. - a.. s.an g. A..
{. 4: ss;:,
f Ssea aS IL p s ibis work x How
ths state puslshsd
syo ,hss second sdtIoD rsyi'ss "a W.T.
DC s.ss ho,y ana IN sn var o. wssern y, rs
snbrang an acc ,uni OF The v.rouI Expeditions In The w
prey ous lf9S Ao Biographical Sketches OF OIL Ebenezer
iswls Cirt esr,nsi pr,sv cal William crswsor5
pos and sihef ht,, in enr Ro,dsr
haaes0ael, llos.ra'eei BY MllsDe HAS &s0. del
a, VU nRN'S mUEIRR oorr,r IAN ard Carr .,.s.,
orI Of choke euaes which they are disposed 70 sen Al the
lowest prices for CASH or on The usua time 10
nz Included In our asort nt VII be found e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR

Manpfactovv
CORNER TrH AND MAIN STREETS RICHMOND, VA:
MERCER e. HILL
M prepared 70 supply d tie shores. notice, every is'ep.
machinery and the best quality materials
their work 70 be Of the best order tt
Persons who eth building pairing respectfully
vited TO give rs Q call.
- Orders from the country win receive prompt a,cnp.z
purchase Glass ai factory prices and enabled is-p
Sash glased al the lowest rates.
ApS4-ly HIR0rR ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-03

CAY VERDE GUAN9. -.
THtE undssgned orer sale 100 Gay Verde uAno and
report 81 analysis made b. Professor Lebig, 81
ksportsThs SApls Of GaAno sent analysis,
Ound % contain :: -r- y 80. D.. .n IS,
Inorganic Matter, T.. 81" 1, 0.H
Yleldings Sand and lnsolable subsiAnse l.s3 :
PhoE Iron aud AlaminA, OIL
Phosphorlc acid combined with Lima and Mag- '-t =
T0rgsnlc Mater ai'- u.Tq
Capable OF PrOdaen g,AnnonIa o. ..
Water - moisture, - D.. Ia hoT
d. -,.,,--t 49,. 10000
Phosphorio Acid quoted above combined With lime
Agnesia equal 5 I'm per OF Phosphate
"a signed, cd o. A. LEiBI9 Ph DE-.
We have with the above GuAno
6.ano and being DESTROYS Of Introducing among he Farm
err, oses lt for sale, In small lols Al go per ton
lei (. 18th Street. near Cary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

A, quarter past nine the first gun was fired, the
engagement. lasting about half an hour, the Rebels
not making very spirited reply.
Ii is thought the troops will all be over by noon.
Information received during the night and this
morning. rom deserters and prisoners, shows that
The Rebel have two strong lines Of batteries in the
81 the city, the first one being one mile back,
and tho second "a nile from the frat.
The whole army ia in rapid motion. and well
concentrated. The troops are in excellent spirits
and AM iou- 10 be led upon the enems's works.
The enemy have concentrated their forces, and it
is believed will give battle
Much will depend upon the result Of to-day.
All feel sangune Of success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
NASHVILLE. Friday, Dec.

NASHVILLE FIllayl Uer II, IOUF'
The cara have arrived slightly behind time. Ar
is quiet along tie road and in tle vicinity OF Nash,
vile.
Forres. Triplet aud Wood, with 5000 to 1000
men, were at Charlotte, Tenn. yesterday, intending
20 cross the Cumberland River at Palmyra or Mar
tins Shoals between Fort Donelson and Clarke
vile, it is supposed for the purpose OF cutting the
railroad or 10 get supplies.
COL Stanley Matthews, with the 9TH Pennsylvania
Cavalry and other troops, made bold dAsh into
Franklin, Tenn, to-day, and drove the Rebels from
the place.. Loss " each dds ys'y sisht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

experienced by it. 1t seems to take things pbi!de
sophically-submit without grumbliDg TO, and make
the best Of what is, and to await patiently what ~
TO come. Its condition during the last few weekgH
under the alternate effect Of long rains deep mu0
aud intense cold has been anything but comfortngf
But whatever feelings of discontentment there may
have been, the return of fair weather has reviveo
the old buoyancy Of feeling and the stale phrase
"the army is in good spirits" may be properly
repeated. ~
The superficial observer of the scenes enacting ~
the vast encampments Of this army will Dc very apu
TO draw the inference that the soldiers labor under
the conviction of having settled down in these parts
for the Winter The thousands OF axes that are cut
ting building material in every direcion-the tens OF
thousands Of hands that are busy in putting up oux
cities Of log structures Of every size and styS-seem
to denote preparation of permanent quarters for
cold season. But the truth it, that there Is NOS Dy
any means general belief in the close Of offensiva
operations until Spring among either the officers o.
men. by getting themselves housed they merely
mean to make themselves comfortable for the time
being Having hardly anything TO do, they caI
well afford to devote their time to efforts for theiE
greater comfort. Nor were their labors wastcd4
Had it not been for them, hundreds would have sues
curDbed to the severe cold of Sunday and Mondayx
As heard private say yesterday to another, JUST
arrived from Washington, who deprecated the propY
osition of building log hut on account Of the I'M
probability of much longer stay in these partss
% II you had been here Monday, you would think
it would pay to build one even for days use.'
There Is but one opinion expressed among ;hd
officers and men Of the Fifth Army Corps in regard to-
their new commander Gen. Buttertied, and sha, ~
one Of general satisfaction and admiration. res
narkable improvement in the efficiency of the corps
has already taken place under his auspices II there.
is any in the corps regretting the loss Of Gene
Fitz John Porter have failed either to see or hesx
Of him.
The army has now been 80 long confined to tho
unsatisfactory uniformity of the regular ration9
that there is perfect yearning Tor tie advent Of
suffers supplies. Every day We hear Of such beng
on the way from Washington, but yet none have
arrived. There is harvest OF Treasury notes swat>
ing whoever will first be on the ground.
There is still great scarcity OF forage throughout
the army, especially bay and animals are suffering
greatly for the want oft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

OF protective works as soon as foothod is gained
on the right bank Of the river.
The Medical DEPARTMENT is fully prepared for the
vast efforts about being required Of it. The ambu
lance corTs of the different grand divisions i'll take
position this evening in close vicinity to the river.
The points selected for the laying Of the pontoon
bridges will be connected tonight by telegraph with
Gen. Burnsides headquarters.
A general str and activity. indicating the porten-
tous events about being enacted, s observable
Throughout. the army. Mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
FROM BURMSlDE'S ARMY.

FROM BUNNSlDE'S ARMY.
The Main PaYt Across tie River
All Of the Enemy's First Line OF
Guns Opened
Their Fire Directed Upon Our
Troops in the City.
THEY DO NO DAMAGE TO OUR FORCES.
They Cause Much Destruction to the City.
SKIRMISIIING AT OTHER POINTS.
The Rebels in Force on the South Side
of the Massaponaz.
IN ARTILLERY DUEL ACROSS THE CREEK
THE REBEL BATTERIES SILENCED.
Our Troops Greatly Incensed at the
TreaChery of the Rebels.
THEY INDULGE IN EXCESSES IN TEE CITY.
DETAILS or The FIRST DAYS OPERATIONS.
Eow the Crossing Was Accomplished.
GREAT GALLANTRY OF OUR TROOPS
4 Raid On DumfrieS by HamptOn'S Cavalry !
THEY ARE ATTACKED BY GENERAL STtINwsHR.
lHE RESrLTOF THE ENGAGEMENT UNKNOWN
a Supposition that the Rebels will Not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune
WAsHiSGroS D. C., Friday Dec. l2-4lS ?. m
The following accounts OF yesterdays lighting
have been received from your special correspondents
with Burnsde's army:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

THEY ARE ATTACKED BY GENERAL STEINWtHR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

4 Raid on DumfrieS by HamptOn's Cavalry
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
DR.. and Mrs. Snarls.

What blunder The name was really
Sares but somehow memory seemed to Jog
my pen into dropping portrait name instead.
A less mistake has often converted the original
Sarles into real snarl.
Now don't think that the doctor was an un.
mitigatedy bad man.
Far from it. He was person of good in.
tentions, generous impulses, agreeable in So
clety, even to jollity at times and yet the
friction of life seemed somehow to have worn
into his character certain little roughnesses,
to which daily cares, crosses and vexations
readily chung. And In sorry to say that
Mrs. s., though in most respects very est.
mabe woman, had on tho surface of her char
acter some Of these same little iron excrcs.
cences and when the two bristling planes
came into collision, the result was Earring
and grating together destitute of harmony
On such occasions, impotence and tartness
on one side were sure to be met by censure
and sort Of permeatiug sarcasm on the
other. Retorts, which like pack of hounds,
seemed to penetrate every corner and ambush
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
4 DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
The morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest teegraphic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terns will he,
$500 per year, or Sl,0O for three months, to
mail Subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, Or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscrbers--pap delivered at their
t-cuses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms,
Orders are solicited G. W. WILLARD,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

head'stone which points us to HI. .
preach to us hourly Of how thew 1~1 ar
abide in the place where Netticc , a"V1 sb
to co." "OD'a Ike
" Dear Christian parents are ,A...
g little Matte " records hidden awsr '!e az!
hearts! ANY memories of impatiencs. - j !%'
words or unklodnoss TO loved ones D "'+'a
add 10 the sad store. But think, tbn ny
there be no shining maidstone in Ton, ' a
8 preaching to you, that there is Ons saIae'
though wearing the diadem Of the T n'; NA2
condescends to notice and care how ygp W. ,s'%
that there is a radient finger poiDt;Dn W." "ah
heaven to you, and MESA 3e ialHpo 5 ""
from His lips to you Love one ano,G MI
- Bear ye one another's burdens -, ' D
kindly atfectioned one to another.'-y D y
Observer. "''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

The KNICKERBoCKER for March is after the an
Sunshine in Thought; a Review; A Summer
Adventure; Charles of Duprse; Floating for
Deer; In the Greenwood; Carl Almendinger's
Office, new novel commenced in this number;
The Contest; The last of the Stuarts; Gone Be-
fore; Revelations of Wall Street. "A Midnight
Reverie; The Opening Scenes Of the Rebellion;
Gather ripe fruits, o Death! Haunted; Sallie
Webb and Adele Drane; Something about
Mules; The Ships upon the Sea- Literary No
tees; Editors Table
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH 20, 1862

taxing the vices as we'll as tho virtues of the ma
ton. Tobacco, and Spirituous, and malt liquors
are used in immense quantities by the people.
1t would be blessing to the nation if these
vicious habits could be made SO expensive as to
produce any general 'diminution in the use Of
the articles named. Such result can hardly
be hoped tor, to be sure, with any rate of taxa
ton But certainly the Government could not
DO wiser thing than impose u heavy penalty,
in the shape OF an excise duty, upon all who
will stimulate or indulge vicious tastes. If no
other good result were reached by such burden,
II would at least force economy and parsimony
to become allies Of temperance, which might in
some degree coontcract the tendency of the bill
in compelling these same dispositions to join the
forces OF ignorance in the Congressional war
upon knowledge.
What shape the bill will at last take is now
nero conjecture. The interests affected by it
are continually besieging the Committee for
some modification of the bill. As it now stands
it maniiestly is crude, unjust, and unequal.--
Great and wealthy interests are wholly untaxed
while small, and insignificant, and powerlcss ones
are pressed with a heavy burden. The principle
OF the bill is to tax everything from which the
Of the Committee deemed it possible
to eXtort any revenue, But signal and most
unjust exceptions have been made to this princi-
pie, as Ill the cases we have already named. AS
the bill now stands, free labor free thought, the
class Of people who have earned what little
property they possess, viii pay the taxes. Per-
laps they can better afford TO do it than can the
more wealthy classes. They will understand it,
however; when the duties are being collected,
md 1t 2equires NC gift Of prophecy to foretell
that, though the work may be hurried through
low, and ior one or two years its inequality may
DC submitted to, the people Of the country will
oon remodel it and make it more nearly what
t should be, tax bill that will as far as posi-
he, justly apporton the burden among the PEG.
lie Of tho whole country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

One regiment, the Saith Pennsylvania. went
into the battle of Winchester 800 strong. 1t
led the gallant and desperate charge on the rebel
batteries which turned the fortunes of the day.
Col. Murray, it's commander, and 26 men were
killed and So wounded, making 100 out of the
300, CT more than one third, who followed its
culors into the conflict. The Western soldiers
may justly be proud to inscribe Mil! Spring,
Fort Donelson, Pea Ridge, and New Madrid on
their banners, but no colors can bear prouder
names than those blazoned with Roanoke, New
bern, and Winchester.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

A boy and girl of tender years were dispu-
ting as to what their mothers could do. Get
ting impatient the little domsel blurted out by
way Off climax and Il clincher: Well there is one
thing my mother can do that yours an't-my
mother can take every one of her teeth out at
once ="
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

MELANCHoLY.-On Monday last daughter
of Greenleat Webb, Esq, Of Guildhall, fell
from q beam ia the barn and broke her neck,
causing immediate death. She was nine years
old.-Orange County Telegraph.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

" The ugliest trades" said Jerrold, " have
their moments Of pleasure. Now if were u
grave-digger Or hangman, there are some peo-
pie | could work Tor with great deal of true
enjoyment"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
Washington Co. Court, March Term, loOS

Hon. LOYAL G. KELLOGG, Presiding Judge.
Hon. DON P. CARPENTER, ! , raoss
Hon. 8. 4. KELTON, A'so'''e '''s
Executors of ". Cutler Us Hers Of ~. Cmn
Appeal from the Judgment Of the Pr ,,e
Court establishing the Will. Heaton Keeu'
Redfield, Peck Colby for Executors. wing
Lund 4 Taylor and Dillingham; for Heirs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

1t is said that at the battle of Winchester, an
Irish battalion $50 strong, pushed forward by
the rebels, utterly refused to fire upon the Union
troops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29

The BARBARIsM OF SLAVERY The proof Of
the revolving crueItcs which the rebels have,
from the ca tSet Of this war, shown themselves
practised in, is now being established with the
most iuconestable evidence. We have given
our readers some instances, and if they need
further evidence they can find it below, in an
advertisement which first appeared in a rebel
paper at Nashville, Tenn
We, the undersigned, will pay five dollars per
pair for fifty pairs Of well-bred hounds, and fifty
dollars for one pair of thoroughbred bloodhounds
that will take the track of q man. The purposes
for which these dogs are wanted is to chase the
Internal, cowardly Lincoln bush-whackers Of
East Tennessee and Kentucky, (who have taken
The advantage of the bush to kill and cripple
many good soldiers) to their dens and capture
them. The said hounds must be delivered at
Captain Hammers livery stable by the 10th Of
December next, where mastering officer will
be present and inspect them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
+. N. MCNAlRY.
II. II. HARRIS.

Camp Crinfort, Campbell Co., Tenn, Nov. 16.
P. S. Twenty dollars per month will also be
paid for man who is competent to train and
take charge of the above dogs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
EOEwupl.EEa. VT.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20 1862

HAVING chosen OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
IND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.