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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24
Correspondence Of the Freeman.


ALBANY, n. Y, February 81. 1862.
FRIEND WILLARD You will have noticed,
doubt not, that the New York Legislature has
adjourned for few days can readily sup,
pose you take some interest in the action of the
Empire State, and you may have noticed what
has been accomplished during the first half Of
the session now expired. 1t has not thus far
been "a working session. a series of resolutions
in regard to the national finances, and anott er
series in reference to the expulsion Of U. s.
Senator Bright, have taken much of the time
and attention Of the Legislature thus far.
need hardly inform you of this if you noticed
the Albany papers; for the many column
speeches upon these resolutions have occupied
very large place in leading journals here.
You have noticed, doubt not Speaker Ray
mond's efforts, and his defeat, if 50 may call
it, Though he may have had the true view of
the financial policy of the general Government,
US set forth in his remarks upon the finance res
olutions, yet he has failed to convince the AS
sembly of their correctness. AS affairs progress
at Washington in reference to the Treasury
| Note bill, it becomes more and more evident
that Mr.. Raymond held the right view of the
matter, when he maintained that it WAS not
sound policy for the Legislature Of the Empire
State 10 pass resolutions implying censure of
the general Government, for doing what they
must do-issue Treasury Notes. While the f.
nancial resolutions, as they are here called, con
sumed much time, and finally passed the Assem-
bly,, we have yet to learn that that time was so
spent rs 10 produce u very marked appreciable
result. That it may have influenced the action
of general Government in the recent amendments
of the Treasury Note BILL is not impossible nor
perhaps improbable.
Perhaps the resolutions us finally adopted
modified in some OF their principal points by the
influence of the Speaker and Others, who ia.
vored sustaining rather than lessening the credit
of Treasury notes, express nearly the opinion Of
the people at large, and point to the policy tina,
will finally be approved
You may like to hear of the way the news o.
taking of Fort Donelson was received in the
Assembly. can hardly tell you, for it was
scene Of confused rejoicing such as | am sure il
rarely witnessed Cheer after cheer made thu
Assembly Chamber ring again and the remarks
that followed when the first enthusiasm had sub
sded were some Of them really and very truly
eloquent in their patriotism. There were indl
CATIONS OF deep feeling such as are moi to be tol(
in words The earnest tone OF men not usual,
marked for this quality in their speeches, tn,
hesitating utterance, and flushed cheek ant
sparkling eye Of some of tho more patriotic
men, revealed what their language could not
IL was altogether more like gathering Of school
boys, rejoicing in the simplicity of their heart
over some great good fortuue, than like the dig
ni6ed body we have known as the Assembly.
D.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24

In letter to his friends, dated Monday, Feb.
H. the Chaplain Of the Sixth Regiment says:
Yesterday the ground was covered with
snow an inch or an inch and half deep, max.
ing it look quite wlnter-like. But the air was
mild, and we had service on the parade-ground
with a good congregation considering that many
were out on picket. Col Lord has not returned.
Lieut.. COL Blunt attends service himself and
endeavors to have others attend All the officers
are very kind to me, and have never received
the least incivility by word or act from any Of
the men.
We had good prayer meeting last evening.
Cousin Lauriston (Quartermaster in the Second
was here at the prayer meeting night before last,
and helped us sing aud made some good remarks.
1t rains, rains, rains, all the time to-day.
DR.. Chandler is gaining little from day to
day, but does not sit up any yet since his re-
lapse.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24

HARD FIGHTING.-The detailed accounts of
the battle at Fort Donelson give additional
force to the acknowledgment of Secretary Stan
ton, that "wesowe our recent victories to the
Spirit of the Lord that moved our soldiers to rush
into battle, and filled the hearts Of our enemies
with terror and dismay." The victory was won
by the hard fighting and desperate courage, both
Of officers and men. There was little military
strategy about it. 1t is thought that even a
little more of the latter quality would have pre-
vented the escape of Floyd and Pillow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24

The Snow STILL PILING UP.-Wc last week
reported the snow to be very nearly four feet
deep On level. Since then nearly one foot and
half has fallen, which with all its settling
makes, as all the old residents estimate it
deeper and heavier body Of snow on the ground
than there has been for the last fifty years
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24

told to them are not responsible for the original
counterfeit. But the impudent forgery at Wash
irgton of such statement shows how desperate
must be the case that needs such help.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24
Council of Censors.
A CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

The Freemen Of Vermont, irrespective of party
names Or party associations, are requested to
meet in Mass Convention, at the Village Hall
in Montpelier, on the 9th day of March, 1862,
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, to nominate a
ticket for Council of Censors, to be supported
at the ensuing election on the fourth Wednesday
Of March next
We have been moved to make the above call
because no one else has ventured to do So 1t
ought to be Objectionable to no one. 1t com.
bines all the good points IN the suggestions that
have been made concerning the Council. 1t in
cludes the editors, and so meets the proposition
of the Rutland Courier, that the editors meet
in Convention, without excluding from the de-
alterations of that competent corps any one who
desires to participate. We hope the press of
the State, unless they have better call of their
own, will adopt this; and we assure them that
the above call is open to amendment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24

Geo. W. Baxter late Postmaster at Danville,
has been appointed to Clerkship in the War
Department at Washington.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
MORTGAGE SALE. {

nEFAULT having been made in the codi-
i - items ofsa certaln mortgage edyexecuted
hy Anarus TDQrand andsCar0lino &Darand, his
wife, Mortgagors, to james Lawther, Mort
gagec, dated the 11th day of March, A. D..
1857, and recordedin the Office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the County OF Goodhue
Minnesota, on the 10Th day Of March, A. D.
lS57,i n sBooks:2,'' Of Mortgage Deeds pages s2s6
and 2S7; upon which mortgage there is claim
cd to be due, and is dnc at the date Of this no.
t.c the sum Of nine hundred and sixteen dol
lars and foar cents (S9l6.04)..
And no proceedings at law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to recover the said debt by
said mortgage secured, or any part thereof
And whereas, the lands and remiscs in said
mortgage, and thereby. conveyed. arc described
as follows, to wit: Lots numbered one (l two
i(2) three (3l, tour ~, nine 60 and ten (10,
in Block numbered thirty five (S5l in the town
Eof Cannon Falls in the County Of Geodhue and
plat IF said town, in Che office Of the Register
Of Deeds Of said Goodhue County.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in said mortgage, and duly re-
icorded the rewith; and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided, the said mort
gagged premises will be sold at publicauction tt
the highest bidCer in front OF the Court House
in the city Of Red Wing in said Goodhue Coun
ty, ON the 18th day Of juno. "A. D. 1862, Il,
ten o'clock in tho forenoon of that day, to sat
tisfy the. amount Aforesaid; together with tho
costs and disbursements Of said sale.
f Dated at Red Wing, Mimi, this Goth day o
April, A. d. 1862. ,tsf'r
W. W. PHELPS, JAMES LAWTHER, =
I - p Attorney. - Mortgageo
n153 49, - n40v6:7w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
"
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT has been made in tho condition Of
II mortgage dated on the 18th day Of July,
1853, made by William lluyke Of GAINESVILLE.
Wisconsin, to Smith, Mcgs & Co., Of Rcd
Wing, Minnesota, and duly recorded in the
Office Of Register OF Deels in and for the county
Of Goodhue Minnesota. on the 14th day Of
July, lsjS, in Book Of Mortgage Deeds, on
pages 63o and $40. Which mortgage is upon,
and conveycs to the SAID Smith, Meigs & Co.,
the following described premises, to wit !:
OTIS one Cd and two ~ Of Block two(2) of
Sweney's A ldition to the town Of Red Wing,
and vas given to secure the sum OF fifty six
dollars, payable in three months from the da tc
Of said II. ortgage, with interest after maturity
at the rate Of five per cent. p:r month until
paid. according to note executed by said
Huyke, payable to said Smith, Meigs u Co.;
upon which there claimed to be due, and Is
due at this 'ate the sum Of sixtynine and
81 100 dollars (Sf9.9l. And no salt or pro-
ceedings at law or otherwise have been in: IT,
tuted to recover the SAME or any part thereof.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, an,, in prrsnonr:c OF the statute in
such case m.'dc and provided said mortgage
Will be forccloScd and sid moitgagcl PREM
i$es sold q public aAc,ion. 10 the highest bid
der for cash, lv the Sheriff Of said Goodhue
county at the front door OF the Court House in
the city Of Red Wing in said Goodhue county,
on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1862 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, TO 81 isfy the amount that shall
be then due on said n"tc and mortgage. besides
the costs Of sale. SMITH: MElGS & co.,
Mcr+gagecs.
Dated he'd Wing. Minn., April Soth. A. D.
1852. nl54 n4)v67w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
NEW MUSIC.
VOCAL.

NOCAL.
IA renny Pc n.y. Tor yfnr Thoughts Iwi1 be
my Home Little Jenny Dow LIZZIE Dies
Tonight sJcnny's Coming DER the Green :
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Stephen c. Foster. Song Of the Contra bands,
20, Let my People Co. as sung by them at Ft.
Mo1 Mon1oe T.: with parody on the sam :; Pleasant
Rock me to Sleep, Mother by Kane O'Don-
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ANY persona sending dollar shall receive
81 s5 worth Of the above music. mailed free.
= ust published by HORACE WATEKs.
tz1s = s5z<se-~ s-q4 = 481 Broadway, Il. 7.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
Bold, Spirited and ,Attruct;ve
MILITARY PORTRAITS.
MAPS And ARMS.
THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK Is REA,

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY.
TAE large, splendid Head piece exhibits a
l. soldier in each of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars und STRIPES with
Muskets and Rifed Cannon. In the foreground
arc ZouaSes tramping on the Rebel Flag. and
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Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler. Ere
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Wool, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigel, Nc
Dowell. and Commodore Stringham. Coils. Cor
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bottom, is a new map, just engraved, IA by 2S
inches in size. showing the whole Of Missouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas
Arkansas; Ohio. Indiana aid Illinois. accord
ing to the latest information. The bor-
der Of this chart is composed of Military Fig.
ures, showing fourteen positions for tho mus.
ket. according to llardce's Tactics.
~ This chart can be had with the Military
Map of Maryland. Virginia, ETC., IN place O
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size 2<
X 3S. Price 80 cents.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
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n IL. p LIS possible prices. fria '@' 'sa"
The Horace, Waters' NJ Modern Improved Over
'S IRON FRAME PIANOS r s.''''o
are justly pronounced BY the Press and Music
Masters to be superior Instruments.s They are
built of the best and most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and VIII STAND ANY CL1HATE. 'fhe
tono is very deep. round full and. me How !; the
touch elastic. Each Piano warranted for three
years. Prices froM $500 to $500: Second nd
Pianos At great bargains; 25, s40,: so, lao, ll5
$50, 100 and 40 dollars. Second hand Me-
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. banks OF Keys, pedal bass, four and -
These Melodeons remain in tune a long time
Each Melodeon warranted for three years.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
4 sHREWD FRESHMAN.


An Irish priest was seen standing
at the corner Of, one OF the squares,in
London, abont the hour Of dinner.--
One Of bis ,countrymen observing the
worthy father in pcrplexity addresse d
= h! Father o'Loa,ry, a, how is you,
rivirince?,', .-.,.,. ..v~~
Is Nightly put osit. Pat,'' was the re.
ply.
Put out! who'd put ont your riv:
irince?''
-" All! you don't understand; this il
Just it am invited to dine at one o
the houses i'll this square, and l hav.
forgotten the name, and never looked
atthe number, and row it's seven o.
clock"
"Oh, is that all % was the cry
''jnst now be aisy, your rivirince-l'l
settle that tor you %
9 So saying, away flew the goo6-na
t,1fed lrishman round the square
glancing at the kitchens, and wher
lie discovered fire that denoted hos
pitality, he thundered at the door ani
ipanired,
els Father O'Leary here %
As might be expected, again ani
again he was rcpuIscl. At length al
angry footman exclaimed
mo; bother on Father O'Lcary
he is not here, but lie was to dine here
to-day, and the cook is i'll rage, ant
says. the dinner will he spoilt. All l.
Whiting for Father O'Leary."
Paddy, nleapin2 from the door AS j
the steps had been OH fire, rushed u
to theaaston!shed priest
'sAtl right, your honor's 1ivirinec
yop dine.at 43, and a mighty good din
ncryounzget.' .-
Oh, Pat" said the grateful pastor
"the blessings of a hungry man b.
upon YOU"
'Long life and happiness to you
rlylrincc. l have got yonr malaly;
on y wish had your remedy"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
REFEREES SALE

The Sntc of Minnesot., District Court 1st
judicial District for Goodhue County.
Christopher Cogcl, Plaintiff.
against
Thomas J. Little. Robert T.
Ives, James G.. Sto,!dnrh aaL
Volncy Brundagc, Defendants
7 NDER and in pursuance of Il iulcmcnt
~ rendered in the above Quilted rnrS, b !!
said District Court in open Court on the 2ft>,
day OF June, a. d. ls6l, which. S,I ;u,l.s,meut
was duly entered and recorded US tI. Clerk OF
said Court, notice is hcrcb, given THAT the
undersigned. Rafcvo tl,erriu a}p ,in,al. e. exc
cute such judgment. will sell ni puh(ir auction
to the highest bidder for cash nj the frout ooor
rt the Court House IN the city of Red VIM,
G"odhuc County Minnesota, rs by said iuy,s-
ment directed. OF Thur>dAv the 18th ,l,,y o,
July, a. H., 1859. IL, Ia O'clock in tho ,orenoou
OF said Gay, ali the right. title. claim interest
als't demand of said Thomas ]. L;ttle. rs fixed
Ind 'lrsern,ined h! said judgment. in and :,
Ri, following described premises to wi, : the
West one half OF lal NJ, eight ia beck No.
forty enc l4lJ in the civ nt Red Wing. IN said
county and State. and the syiSt OF hourin4
mill situate thereon.
Dated at Red Wing. Minn.. lnne 81. A. y
ie'-' MARTIN 5. CHANDLER.
- ncferpe
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
A BAD HANDWRITING.

g. The great German historian Of
Rome, Nicpuhr, gives the following as
lis opinion: "A bad handwriting
ought never to be torG;vrn;i it is shame
FIJI Incidence indeed, sendiug q bad.
]y-wriltcn letter to fellow creature is
rs impudent an act as | know Of. Ca,
there be anything more unpleasant,
than to open a letter which ut once
shows that it will require long lcciph
cring? Besides, the effect Of the
letter is gone if we must spell it.
Strange, we carefully avoid troubling
other people even with trifles, or ap
pear before them in dress which shows
negligence or carclessness, aud yet
nothing is though: Of giving the dis
agreeable trouble Of reading a badly
written letter. Good breeding requires
writing well and legibly."
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.


WHEREAS default has been made in the
condition Of 81 certain mortgage deed
bearing date. and daily executed and delivered
on the twenty third (23} day Of October A. d.
lssp, byr)tln Chance and RebeeeaJ.E Chance
his wife, I" George l.. Campbell, which mot
gage Vas hl'l ior record in the office of tn.
Register Of Deeds Of Goothue County Mime
sofa, on the l7.h dav OF December a. D. !SS,
q; o'clock =. W.. and was daily rsco rled in
BOOK e:Mertgage Deeds, page a4s>,a,sd cons
Voys trom the said John and Rehecca J Chance
to said Campbell il fee, the following described
premises situate IN said Gcodhue County. to
wit: tlc Southwest quarter of the Srath east
quarter Of Scct:on twenty nine {29N in Town
ship No. enc hundred aud nine l0a) North OF
Rans'e fifteen (l5N West.
Sai! mortgage was made to secure the raw
men' 81 tho promiSsory note OF said J hu
than>c, Md Reheca J, Chance. for the sum o
"ne hundred and eighty dollars, dated October
sd l,''o, and payable one year after date &C
'4' eF"er "f said Campbell. with Interest at
nl"T;EaS" an'l the debt secured thereby we're on
the thirteenth Gay OF February \. u. 1861
by said Campbell selt. assigned and transfer
red to John \. Tarhox, and the assigumen;
thereof duly recorded in The office of said
keS'Sser on tho 10Th day OF May. A. D. 1869
a. a. O'Clock A. u, in Bask4 2 OF Aisee! laneoas
Records, page sas. No su;s or proceedings a'
law Or otherwise having been instituted 10 rs
! cover the amount ef said mortgage debt OF any
part thereof. ana there being due on said na:s
aad mortgage At she dat. Of this notice Ma,
l+sh 1862 The sam Of two hundred and fvs
dollars ana ninety cents sao5.sef,
Saw, there ioEs, notice is hereby given sha
fey virtue Of the power OF sale in said mort.
gage contained and recorded sherswisl, ans
rorsaans 10 che statute ia such case made and
pEasssss sasd mortgage uiubs ferselnssd bvss
sass ar said prsf ;ses and said nlorsgaresf prem
'seS sold at pUhlie auction by the Sheriff o
sd county. 70 the highest bidder for easss. ess
lAaT:'.ay the esth dap Of June, 4. d. 1852
a. 4 ssacs IN the afternoon Of said day as sh.
'front.' door OF shs Court Heuse in the cisy O
ssd wing n said County. sa satisfy the ameua
stssa aas GU said mortgage debt, with cost
aaa expenses oil sale. ->'sr -, - =. :
Dated Ned Wing, Minnssoss Asy.i4sh A
- is@= -~-erfJOH6 a.. TARBpS.
Assignee OF IoEsgxggs.
"sLass 4 Wu1sros, A.sxx 4--.r
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-06-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

N7HEREAS: default having been made in
w tho conditions Of a certain mortgage deed
made, cxccntcl and dclivcd by Benjamin F.
Crazy. Of the city Of Red Wing, County of
sofa. to Ben lamin +. uoyt Of The city of St.
Paul, County Of Ramsey, said State. which
mortgage deed bears date the fifteenth -(15th]
day Of a pril. AID. 1853. Said mortgage Ia wing
been made by the said Benjamin. f. Crary,
Mort"a"or, to Benjamin F. Hoyt, Mortgaecc,
to secure the payment Of the srm Of rive hun
Ir"d and Nincty-two and 4o-lO0 dollars.
$532 no..
Said mortgage was filed for record in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds in and for the
county of (i"odhue, then Territory, now State
OF Minnesota on the esd day OF April, a. D.
lS5S, at o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
and was duly recorded in the said Office Of the
Rcg stcr OF Deeds IN and for said county, in
Book OF Mortgage Deeds on pages SOB and
;554.
Said mortgage covers and conveys from The
said Hen|a'nn p. Crary in fee the following
i''>"ihcN rrl Irc EliScs situate in said Goodhuc
County aforesaid. to wit: Lots Numbered eight
twenty EIGHT 2S] in the town now ethyl OF
Red Wing, according to tie plat thereof on
record in the office Of the Register Of Deeds IN
and for said county of Gocdhue. Said mort
gage, together with the money now due, and to
become due theron was afterwards by the said
l'tiij''ulil L. l'oII, MOfInagcc, assigned 70
William G. !oyt, Of the County Of Weschcstcr,
State Of New York. and written assignment
therefor. was made by said Benjamin F. Ilvyt
to said William c. !foyt, bearing date the 81
lay Of January, 4. D. 1853, which assign
lnent is recorded in the office Of the Register of
Deeds in and for the said County Of Goodhnc
and State Of Minnesota, in Book '!2' of Mis-
tc.lhncous Records on page III.
And, Whereas default having been made in
the conditions Of said mortgage by failure
to pay the money secured by the same, at the
time therein specified, and no suit or proceed
ing ut law having been instituted for the re-
co>crv q said mortgage debt or any part there
of; and there i, claimed to be due and is
due on sal mortgage the sum of s94S.1l.
| Now, therefore, n-tce is hereby given that
by virt' cot and pursuant te the power Of sale
IN said mortgage contained, and pursuant to
! TIN" statute IN such case made and provided,
said mortguEc'l premises above described will
be sold ut public venlue to the highest bidder
Tor cash a. the front door Of the Court House
in the city of Red Wing, in said Goolhue
County on the 3th day OF juno, a. d. 1862. at
the hour OF ten o'clock in the forenoon, of said
| day TO satisfy the amount thea due on said
mortgage, together with the costs Of sale al
lowed by law.
Dated 1T Red Wing this 23d day Of April, a.
L. loGL.
WILLIAM C. UOYT,
3, .r.s Assignee Of said Mortgage
c. & J. c. McCnuEE,
Att'ys for Assignee.