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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
RARnF. May 4. ISG2

This may certify that have used one of Baey's wash
inc and Wrinrng Machines and say that will do
ali that is nded and am satisfied that 1t saves
one half Of the work in washing and wrngng. and will
dry in half the time, and is great SAVING in the wear
of clothes. A. NJ JAChMAN, barre hote''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
TEETH & TEETH

artificial teeth Cold Silver, Patina and Rub
ber In all furnish temporary sets free of
and advise all persons who have fad their teeth extract
to have temporary Se as II keeps the under jaw
better shape Sever, have under my notice
since residence in this place where the under has
become seriously injured by going without temporary
set.
l- still my offer OF s25 a set for ''roten de.
caying" teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable TO e nj an imperfect
Tn. following letter will speak for self 1t is from
Rev J. s. Lee, formerly a resident Of this place
CANTON, n. w June 81, 1862.
DR.. CoAEGVs Dear Sir,-I feel imp-lled write you
the result of your dentistry in my wish to
onmend your work, especially your rubber work have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years ago inserted upper Of
teeth in my mouth on rubber plate, and have It
just good when The fitting is admir- able.
have experienced inconvenience whatever wearing
it. di,cdys my friends in preference
gold piGna. Ny experience is certainly decidedly in
favor Of the rubber. hope many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves OF your services, know OF
Dentist in whose bands should prefer trust my tn
interest rather than YOU give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours truly,
J. s. LEE.
Ether or ChIoroform given in acting a
number OF teeih IT required.
10 Bear in mind that | only charge Seventy-hye
cents cavity, for gold filling use the best gold
and warrant the fllinss AS do my plate work When
convenient, persons from distance will please give
few days notice. when they intend coming to FOL
work.
ar Office Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier. Vt
oct.6D&w JOHN N. COMEGYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

The New DISCOVERY IN GCNNERY.-Great
importance IS attached to the invention OF Mr..
Ericsson, which has rendered practicable the dis
charge of l5-inch guns within the turrets OF his
Monitors, as was demonstrated on the Passac.
This achievement, it is said is destined to create
revolution quite as wide spread as was the result
of the naval engagement between the Monitor
and Merrimac. We have now made available
the heaviest ordinance ever constructed have the
most perfect armor ever designed, and can throw
the heaviest weight of metal with terrific rorce
within a space, the limits OF which are narrower
than any in which such an attempt has ever been
made before.
It's now in the power of vessel constructed
on the Mouitor principle, with two 10 inch guns
to throw two balls, each weighing four hundred
and fihy pounds agains, target in such direction
that bolh balls shall strike very near the same
spot. No armor has yet been constructed which
can withstand the force of such an impact thence.
no iron.ciad vessel OF any nation could live when
brought in contact with this powerful armament.
For time, then, the American must remain SUI
perior 10 that OF any other nation. The Whlt
worth and Armstrong guns cannot be tired iron
within turret without the aid OF large number
of men-morc than would be safe. A lj-ncl
run can be worked by four men with ease. Thi
is an important advantage, which it will require
mucl time and experiment for our rivals to over
come.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

VIsrroRs TO GIN. McCLELLAN.-Th Tren-
ton Gazette alleges tina. the telegraph mau!apin-
ted by the New York Herald, has fbbedin regard
to the rush to see Gen. Mcclellan at Trenton, Of
which we have had frequent reports. 1t says:
a number Of gentlemen from different
parts of The State, as we'll as from other States,
have called upon Gen, Nc lelnn, but the absurd
reports Of crowds rushing here from all directions
are entirely un.oundtd. An inspection Of the
hotel registers will show that there has been no
unusual number of strangers In Trenton during
the week. In fact the curiosity to see the Gene
raj seems to be very limited, and stranger visit.
Ing Trenton wond not, from anything visible, i'm
agine that there was any unusual interest mani
Tested or that any Il distinguished stranger was
in our midst"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

NEWSPAPERS. 1t is said that ono Of the New
York daily papers is loosing $4,000 week by
selling at two cents per copy. Nearly all OF the
New York papers are selling at loss, but such
is the competition and JEALOUSY one of another
that the price cannot be raised without great
movement. 1t is SAID that one OF the dalies has
contract for paper at tho old prices, which
does not expire till the list of January, and will
not consent to an increas, ofprico in the mosn-
time.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
N. N. Collins Estate,

THE subscribers, having been appointed ~ slob 90
bic Probate Court for the District o. NAM pG.ih
missiUners, to receive. examine. ana a0lus" f. To-
demands Of all parsons, against the es'ae ,,wesrrr
fin late of Orange IN said District, uect' lIh d.!
Insoivent, md the term of SIX months rom ,br tr
October, 1861 being allowed BY said cou, lave her r.
ItoIs OF said deceased, to exhIbl ana pV us will y
pectve claims before us Give notice, oa' ,hs dsts
tend to the duties Of our appointment ~ - J>ua
house o Benson Adrich, IN OrahEr' ~ ths nrvG''
The l4th day OF April, next atten O'CLOCK !" Wv
on said day. ,nptcu j,-.
JESSE DIckbf' oos3
Orange, Oct. l7tb, a u. ls63. .. H.,
STATE OF VERMONT IN FiooN i,L,n and
WASH scroS DisrRicr, SIS. Monlpehei' 1, .. iS.
said District, on the 30th day oi :, Pe" uiland I
AN Instrument purportng to be Tue az uonpeltt
y mcut ul Timothy DAVIS late OF hS'' IN, Court
said strict deceased, being presen'eu W
ProLatc: ,..ops cOnter
Ia ordered by said Court, that az ,rsio CouH
therein be notified Ia appear at sessio
DC holden al The Probate Office, ~ honP n. cause
The I'd day of Deeembrr A. D. 1862 aou yin: fol VII
they may have against the Prot ate o s"' copy oI
purpose Il " further ordered ths weeks
record Of this order be published c.,inledat NO
cessiyey IN The Green Mountain fe'h AZ far hearing
| heller, prev iuus tn said time appon'e" "
a true copy OF RECORD CHASE, Rss~'
f3jaw3 Attest,-S' -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

STATE OF VERMONT AT Probate Cou', ,,s
said District on the ls day OF November, A. " iS
instrument purportins to be the last WIN az a"O q.
"A ment 81 Lois spague, late Of Randolph ~ Ja,
District deceased, being presented 10 the .oun
Boswell, the Executor therein named Tor rf"O', ,.,a
IL il ordered by said Court, That all prEronS p1
therein be notified to appear at session OF Sau
he holden at the West Randolph House 10 . ~
The Yah day Of November. le62 and sho" esO WlD
they may have, against the Probate Of s4u d q
which purpose il Is further ordered ma! ~ ,r
record of This order be published three weeks
in the Green Mountain freeman, printed a. "'"f
previous to said time appointed for heaHn!
A true copy Of Record. an p,,ar
flJow3 hnsS-J r. CLEAFELANU, h's-~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

of the present surgeon and bis assistant to
this department of our regiment.
We are JUST getting initiated into the joys
and sorrows, hopes and fears, privileges and
deprivations of camp life. 1t Is after all
very much what we make it, but at oest 1t
appears to be forced, and unnatural state
society, for which mankind were never design
cd and adapted, and where more than ordlna-
nv care is demanded or man will degenerate
in health and morals.
We have Just received the news in camp,
that Gen. Mcclellan has been superseded.
1t takes US all by surprise but we hope tor the
best in as much as the hero of Roanoke takes
bis place. All appear to taink that the rebels
have to often managed to slip through Nc
CIellan'S fingers, when he apparently had
them within bis grasp. All here are clam
orous for the vigorous prosecution OF the war,
and the immediate baggng Of Lees army,
which they fancy might be done at less ex-
peuse and trouble now than at any subsequent
reriod. We all feel here that We have moth
CT comfort or wealth to gain by the cou;inu-
auce Of this car boy0nt the quickest possible
itne for the sUbjugation OF this rebellion.
We wsh to have the work done by the job,
ard are in .or dong our portion Of the work
before breakfast.
Our regiment marched to Alexandria ex-
pecting to exchange their guns, but returned
vithons having effected their olicc, The
guns have since been sent here, and the ex.
change made, The men thu!> they have
made something by the swap, but there is
still room for Improvement. The guns have
been previously in use, and are not Of the
best quality Orders have been received fol
each man to be furnished with hundred
rounds Of cartridges, and to be in readiness t
march at any time
A good spirit was evidently present at oul
prayer meeting on Sabbath evening. We have
. goody number here, who evidently appro.
ciate the privileges Of the Sabbath anu tn
sanctuary, ard will gladly avail themselves o
all that may be enjoyed there, while VIC ar
sojournlng in these tDbcruaclcs
The weather is again pleasant and all ar
looking more cheerful. We hope tina: all Of
this noise, stir and sacrifice will not be il
vain to us "nd our country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

nit to select committee the matter OF preparing
and submitting to the House proposition for an
efficient active military organization.
Pending action upon the bill ADJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

These were trdered expressly for the army, ano III
deemed sui, able in every respect. They cOn't" OIL
Very elegant st les Of Silver hunting case fPnes
- :. heavy gold plate on silver SV ~
These las! are superb. .i
We have received, also, a new style Of huau1st Wv,
shell pattern Wat h the case is silver heaW! P'.,
with gold and is the mos! beautiful watch Of 'a' AIM
have ever seen. 3 u.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT YEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
escntlenen's Vest Chains

We ill orders, also, for every variety OF JsVs'' ."
at much less than the usual prices. , W.
WEPAY ALL ExPREss cHAR9ss goods sofa py ". ..
ey may be sent either In registered letters OF oJ 'A"
Address, ~
ENGLEHARD SCHELL, 81 Liberiys''' n J.
36ufw3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
HOLIDAY PREVENTS.
ENGLEHARD & SCHELL.
NEW YORK,
Importers Of Watches.

HAVE just received Invoice Of the moa elegant
Ill styles q " atches tha havo been imported INTO
tbs country and offer them at onc-thrd less than TIE
usual prices for much Inferior styles We would cal,
attention especially to an u carat Gold Hunting Casa
Lever, of superior elegance, usually sold at 50 v1t
we can sell for $50.
The Invoice includes also, LADIES open fee j c''''
Cola Watches, OF superior eXceerce and great beauty
usually sold for S35, viii we osrr f r a2j,
The same Watch, precisely, hut with hunting case r''
ally sold for from $40 to $50, We sell for -,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
LKGIsLATURE OF vERMQNT.
Annual Session, 1862.
Thursday, Nov. 90.
semitic.

Devotional exercises reading of Scripture anC
prayer by the Chaplain. Journal read and a.
proved.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
THE ARMY WATCH,

hunting do, we charge 50 70 81 mot..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09

It is stated by the New York Herald Paris
correspondent that the Russian government
has proposed to France and England media
ton III the affnirs of this country; and it IS ru~
mored that the governments ct these latter
nations have assented 70 the proposition. -
Russia b>ing considered Power friendly to
this country, it was thought that an offer Of
Intervention would be more accentable than if
it came from either En- land or France. >
The London correspondent Of the New York
Express writes IL learn that the Emperor
of Russia has made a personal apr cal to Presi
dent Lincoln to come to compromise with the
South. Baron Brunow has communicated this
to the British Cabinet, ana also to the Empe
ror of France N. Thouvenel has left London
for Vichy, to convey Earl Russell's answer to
the Russian communication to Louis Napoleon.
It is this: IF the Government at Washington
refuse to listen to the proposition Of the Gar,
then England an France will jointly interfere
in behalf of peaco. FrienlIy mediation will
be first proposed; if refused, recogn ii IN Of the
South, and intervention, or breaking the block
ade, will follow.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times, on the other hand, writes :-"There are
many reasons for believing that, notwithstand-
ing the assertions Of the Journals, CT rather OF
certain journals, to the contrary, no negotia~
tons, no movements Of any kind, are going on
in the Cabinets of Europe having in view an
Intervention in American affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
PUBLISHED (DAILy) Bx
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
~ OFFTCE-No. 1O4 King street, over
ctog2a's formerly French's) Book Store
Iatest from Richmond.

Latest from Richmond.
From the sghngton tonsl Republican 81 S: NTn2s'
W. have glanced over copy Of the Rich
nonA Dispatch, Of the 9Th instant, which con-
ts:ns h;ghlv important order from the 1Adju~
,,nt and Inspector General ofthe rebel govern
,nonr dated August /, 1852. It recapitulates
tba orders of tn, President Of the United
etstes, Of u jor General Pope, AMI Of Brig.
G,n>ral S:einx,llr with regard to foraging on
t,e ensmy, coniscation, e., n1then adds the
49, I'm the event Of the capture Of Maj. Gen.
pone or Brio. Cen Steinwehr, Or Of any COM
m;ssonpd off ,ar serving under them, the Cap
r;.es 80 taken ,LaN be held III close confinement.
s. LONG as the orders aforesaid shall be contln-
nj in force AMI unrepealed by the competent
military authorities Of the United States, and
j. The event Of the murder Of any unanned
citizen or inhabitant Of this Confectionery by
virtue or IN Ter pretext Of any order hereinbe-
fare recite} whether with or without trial
whether IN Ter pretence OF such citizon being q
sDv or hostage, or any other pretenco--, shall
he the duvv Of the commanding Ct neral OF the
forces Of this Confederacy 80 cause lninedlath-
IL 10 be hung, cut Of the commissioned officers
prisoners a. aforesaid, number equal 70 the
number Of our OWN thu5 murdered by the
eleny
President Jeff Davis writes q letter strong
" en- lorsng the above general order, charging
fist the United States waited until the cartel
fr the exchange Of pri isoners was agreed upon
before it declared a war Of indiscrlmlnate rob-
berry AMI murder, anl has directed copy Of
the order 10 be al Ire sse1 to the commanding
general Of the army of the United States.
The Richmonl Dispatch, briefly commenting
on this subject, says:
The following order explains itself. A
day Of retrlbution is at hand for the outra1ges
which have SO long characterized the conductt
Of the enemy in their prosecution OF the war.
The same paper says that sweet potatoes
we're selling in the nlark ets on Saturday at %
cents pie;e Those that commanded that
price We're large specimens. On the same Gay
6 'oi sized tomatoes were selling at ST.. 81 per
d,zeu
The Dispatch also complaints Of f: leral out
RACES in Nan 5en0n>i and Isle OF. Wight coun-
fle5, ami says that the people will suffer very
materially il the article Of bacon lt adds that
a.perte3t reign Of terror prevails In some por
1,lon3 OF tn 5se counties, rnl the people are
leaving their homes by night and secretlng
themselves IN the forrest by day, so that they
may escape the clutches of the invaders, an /
r3ach if ,3sible, the Coafc lerate lines; which
oo net now extend beyond Blackwater.
The New York World says that the Federal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
General Fremont.

In the Supreme Court Of New York on
Thursday. A. A. Seloyer and Gen. j. {. Fire.
mont were sued by John s. Giles, IS the ma
Ser and enIorser of proniissory note tor ST.
600. in which judgment resulted against them
for that amount with costs. Execution being
issued and returned by the sheriff unsatlshed,
nlaintifF attorney obtained an order tor exam
lining defen lants Oh supplementary proceeding.
Gen. Fremont falling to appear ana submit
10 ao examination, the attorney tor plalntllf
annlied for an order to arrest the general tor
contemnt OF court. The defendants counsel
onuo,eu the duplication ON the groun1 thA6,
being in the service OF the UnlteA states, Veu'
Fremont was exempt troiA arrest. 1ne plaln-
riff : counsel couteuded that Mag. zen Ere
mont was not now III the service y. the Uhlte1
States. having retired 1rom his conlAand III
Viroin;a. auI Il at che aci Ut Congress eX1upt-
;n,r Iron arrest tuU t III the h. 5. service ay-
piled only to parties III actual SERVICE ou:I1ce
IA .nard rellsarkeu lat ht thOught /. : pain
II counoei wrong Iii his views, buC "ou1d give
hin, time to put III authorities, ail1 re'I1i
decision on the thlrd Monuay OF August.
The War Department has exempted locomo-
tive engineers actually employed on railroads
from the proposed draft
t is repo. ted that VIM. Mcdonald, of Bal
tiuore, who left for Europe q tew days ago, has
been arrested North and seQt tQ tort Wa1Tea
=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
The Loss Of the Steamer Golden Gate.


San FRANCISCO, August 6.--The steam
Golden Gate sailed hence on the DIST ultimn,
with 95 cabin passengers and l47 second cabin
and steeruge passe igcrs, anl 95 Of the crew
She hal S. ,4J), 90 in treasure. OA the 9th
ult, at 4,45 P NJ, when fifteen miles north
Of MAnzAnilla, while the passengers were d.
ming, the alarm Of fire was given. The head
Of the steamer was promptly hca led for the
Shore three and a-baf miles distan-, the
fumes meanwhile making fearful headway.
At quarter past five O. clock the upper deck
fell in, AMI soon after The steamer struck the
beach ani the passengers and crew who had
not got into the boats jumped overheard and
endtavored 10 swim ashore About one hun
dre.l, including FIVE children swami or were
washed ashore alive, The ship burned to the
waters edge and soon disappeared. Those
who reached the shore made their way to near
Manzanilla on the 29th instant as the steamer
St. Louis arrived up from Pan Ira, SJme few
others escaped to Manzanilla in boats Olc
boat, with thirty peIsnn5 on board, hal not
been heard from, an probably male the shore
south Of VI lnzanllil. The 81. Louis arrived
here to-uight and brings seventy eigh: OF the
Golden Gate passengers, all that are known to
be saved and portion OF the crew. Captain
Hutl son is ut Manzau to look after the uis
Ing passengers. M' and Mrs Griffin, OF Ba.-
timore, are among tho ,e known to be lost
Their tour children were saved.
The Missouri Repu ,lican gives description
Of three powerful, impregnable lron-clad gul.-
boat contracted ter by th~ i. s. Government
f ! service in the u Nississippi-the Ch ll.cothe,
Indianola AMI Tuscu1nbia, now building ana
nearly completed, the two former at Cincinnati
and the latter at New Albany, Indiana, under
d contract with Captain Joseph Brown, St.
Loulsian.
The Overland Mail Company 5 coaches have
commenced arriving at San Francisco Since
the recent change OF route, the trip from S.
10 eph to Salt Lake has been made III seven
day. Thee is II prospect that the average
time from St. Louis to San Francisco will be
nlnt1etu days, AMI that the whole ocean mail
from Now York to SAN Francisco will conc
though in twenty-five days.
The NewDnryport Mass. Herald says it
never knew it SO sckly Det0re at Newuurypogt
as it is now The disease affects only males
between the ages OF eighteen ana rorty five
years lhc Helald :-' ne Cast, are yeiy d.
Grtooluy. ocveraA have occurred where lueu
have ucary Ioot ther sight; they soy that a.;
uaI as tncy hate Tie tUuIeuerates Cney could
not see uue aclU5s' the street, a!lJ spccLacles
are III ucmald. Suulc are DauIy rupttlIeu, Dut
We're never troubled W 1t TIL 1a.t Week, AMI
otners are Ialue. Ihl, dIsease affects 1ne mlut
as we'll as the pydy. Ihey SEE Wal Ii! Il uluc~
ent n5hl than formerly; allu some OF the 1or--
nloSI auOIIUIOAl>ts Uegln To tuiuk that they
wound De willing to auAndon the n1yro 1t 'At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09

The New York World says that the Feleral
advance to Orange WAS not made with the In
Se0ton Of holding it, but merely to feel the
enemy, and it was proposed TO withdraw and
a'Io the position upon the Rapidan. The
'areo regiments which made this movement
were all very much reduced, both men and
0easts' The Ira Thomas Guard could only
u'o0ne two hundred men, and che VIII Die force
"S' ea%cel; single yeSimept IN uu1nbeS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30
News Paragraphs.

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, sit
ting at Harrisburg, has decided that the
election held in the camps of the Pennsyl-
vania volunteers last fall was unconstitn-
tional.
1t is rumored that our Government will in
the course of few months have several
three hundred pound guns in readiness, which
will smash things generally at any useable
distan &c.
Gen. Hunters proclamation, if it could be
forced into effect, would free over one million
two hundred and thirty thousand slaves,
which are valued by their owners at more
than six hundred millions of dollars.
Congress yesterday passed two bills, in an
ticipation of the rebel army arriving immedi-
ately in Washington. 1t woul3 be profitable
to keep small rebel army near Washington
to march upon the Capital occasionally,
when legislation lags.
Captain Boyce, of the 10th Ohio regiment,
who has arrived at Evansville, Ind, from
Huntsville, Ala, states that General Mitchell
has granted passes to John Bell and Jere.
Clemens to visit Washington for the purpose
of making arrangements for establishing
peace in the Southwest.
Letter writer's from the army say that the
rebel prisoners express the strongest dislike
for South Carolina. Especially is it true OF
the Virginians. If there is one thing that
they hate worse than they do Yankee, it is
South Carolinian. Many feel that they are
fighting the battle for the Palmetto State
The rebel prisoners in Washington say that
the South Carolinians, from the first, have
put Kentuckians and Tennesseeans in the
very front rank of the battle.