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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
PRICE. TWO CENTS

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former ares >,ea,r or(I - 1llon' ~ oo'n 40
gence have bron,.lt tEasa - 8 ,'o -
Combination tr ro ~ -, '''
Ia the inau,.p,.,I .dj,l.1 lIt;'a .,..I 49,.
the total Inadrooacv Of d,snnian y. r[,,.'G,,
for de differences betveon ,ba r~o1io of Nv.
two sections ia 9, j.; l.,,,o.f f,,~i Wv
net improve. and which thar9fnt@a .o,.
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right and 0ugbt to ho ov taoI.d ,h;lo ,Lo l.JIl,
believe it is wror, and nnbt ~, o,.tor1
ID. THIS Is the onIv srtstantial 1is,rfo TG,
fogitive slave clause Of tho Cons,,1rt,o, aIt
the law for the sunrre.sior nf 1he ,fr1c,n la,1,
trade are e.ch as trar orfno.5 ,'o.La,l.
law can ever ha IN aoro,n,,,r,' vi r,l
sense Of TIE noor}o i,nr,e, fec+, tto
law itself
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over in each gais + HIT, ' ~ ''. . tV' D'eaN
cured. and i ,.o,IG 10 v - PI4!St1f
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SErA2AT!o& lNpussiBiE.
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each other 10. build IN inna~s:Ss ,ral (ll
tween. husband and [r;tn a,Y1 ,ns,, I +I a.1 W.
and 20 out of the presence and IeyonI - ras s'
Of each other hn1 +lo dittn 1i,' 80 0"o-'
country cannar do tL;SNtAo,, ~1.' ~ 0N1
nlaiu f. &C to fane and ;u,orn|,,,,~a .;,
cable ar hosti,o r,,.+ aa,'t; o'''e' aAu'-
Is it possible then 70 ,aoia 49, ''.eA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
DEPARTMENT REPORTS.

The reports OF the Secretaries Of the Navy and
" al are herewith transmitted These reports.
though lengthy, are scarcely more than brief
absttacts o. The very numerous and extensive
transactions and operations conducted through
these Departments, nor could | give summary
OF them here upon any principle which would
admit ii its being much shorter than the reports
themselves.
/, therefore, coutent myself with laying the
reports before you and asking your attention to
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
WINES AND LIQUORS.

q Enn CASES CLARET WINE, AT 81 a.
L.CUV per case supernpe quality, sold in quantities
sut. delivered free In Brooklyn aud the city +, q n
BROWN. agent for the Bordeaux Wine Company " Ce
dar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

DACiIBL'S JEWELS THOSE RENOWNED JEWELS
IL presened % her BY the European rotentacs are oo
cd q sacrifice, the PEELED sacri-
them and for Europe Call Tor lew aavs a. o
Everett House. until " O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

rVIIIs is TO CAUTION ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
negotiating the following Promssory Notes, the
same were stolen from ny Office on TUESDAY night May ~.
months payable to my order Tor the sum OF $2i0 Seah
Tompkns Co. note payable 70 my order dated May ~
Joseph Seaichs order four months dated May
i6 $lc0 Joseph Seachs payable order,
dated May IL 1862 at three months for 5000 also three
drawn by James Pelon. all of which dated
January l62 payable order two Of said notes being
the sum ss and the ener note for ss a:S checs
date also another note made by Dennis Haze payable 10
my order dated Noyember is6 FOR eleven months for
RIO BUTCHERs-THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Skins and Rough Fat by PETER VAN iDERsTiNR, Jr,
AGO. 462 and 46l Tenth avenue between Thrynintn and
terng attached the premses Slaughter
accommodations furnished free
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS, INDISPENSABLE TO
by GtIDo SCHMIDT Notary Public No. ichamSsrs street
New York evenings Is First strec American, German
and French custom solicited.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
THE SUMNER NUMBER OF NINE. DEMoREsT's
i MIRROR OF FASHIONS combines fashionable ee-
Published quarterly. at 4zs Broadway at % cents;
yearly, with a valuable premium, 81
TIME MARRIAGE GUIDE OR NATURAL HISTORY OF
Generaon-A private instructor for married persona,
those marry both male and female by Frederick
Diseases the Generatve Organs with numerous engrav
ings and colored paes Tooth edition. much enlarged and
improved and brought down the present day Price 81
STRONG publisher 80 Nassau street. Y For sale BY all
booksellers and newsdeaiers in the United States and
for catalogue The only correct works Of the Kind pub
lishedMedica Journal Dr. Hollicks Office SO Broad
oilce Special attention only 10 those peculiar cases
scribcd in his well known books and lectures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

AS INFANTS NURSE.-wANTED, A SITUATION, by
"A PROTESTANT girl who is fully competent TO discharge
Che duties 81 has knowledge Of hardress
iag; would II required willing TO to the
country for the months; has erceieH city refe-
renee be for days a. 21 LIST av between 10th
apd leth in the dry goods story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE SUMNER NUMBER OF NINE. DEMoREsT'S
i MIRROR or FASHIONS combines fashionaols ele-
Rance utility artistic excellence Do not fail to
See Published quarterly, at Az3 broadway, at 70 cents;
yearly, with a valuable premium, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

RTIFICIAI. BONE FILLING-USED BY THE DIS
"A only his rooms, $50 Broadway Seven.
eenth street All other spurious Tender teeth, and
Shells filed and warranted bah lovers OF
ul teeth and breath celebrated Cuban Dent
frice and Lotion. J. PEARSON, NJ D., Discoverer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

rHICAGo AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
~ pany Chicago May L. s62The annual meeting OF the
bondhoiers and q the Chicago and North
Railway Company will be held at the Office of the
Company the city of Chicago Thursday the 9th day OF
June 1862 O'Clock r. NJ for the election Of Directors Tor
the ensuing for the transaction OF other bus
that may before them The trans books VIII be
c.osed the 4th instant WM b. OGDEN. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

T(ELIEF FOR TROY n
The undersigned committee receive donations Of Dry
Goods collect subscriptions for the sufferers by
the late fire. request they either the Com
mitee J. E. Williams Esq., President Of the Metropos
Titan Bank.
ALEX I. STEWART. Broadway corner Chambers st.
JOHN J. PHELPS, $40 Broadway.
s. b. CHITTENDEN, $50 Broadway.
ROBT. L. STUART Chambers, corner Greenwich st.
WILSON u. HUNT, 80 Park place. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TIN JEUNE HoMME, PARLANT ANGLA1s EFT FRAN.
u Gals, mum des melcnres recommendations, desire
se placer CONNIE porter commits chez amateur on pour
fae les courses adresscr au ION Elm st., pres de
Broomc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

WANTED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, a
w situation cook and Mundress do washing and
ironing in small private family understands bread and
biscuit and all kinds OF pastry Can give four
halt reference. Call at 3 Ma ST. first floor, front ROOM
BROOKLYN.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

Soldering Played out in CincinnaH.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of the 2lst ul-
timo, declares that the fighting mate.
rial Of that city is exhausted. 1t says:
"So tar as obtaining recruits in the
city is concerned, those who have Off
ces opened here might as we'll close
them up without further expense or de-
lay Those who have any military ar
dor have all gone to the war; those who
remain behind will not go under any
consideration"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

Death Wa Venerable Patriot.-Parher
Craig, a distinguished citizen Of Ken
lucky, whose entire property had been
contscated or destroyed by the FEEDER
ais, died t,Knoxvilla, Tenn, .ast week.
In his last moments he said to his
"lt Kentucky should ever come out
and join the Contederacy, then place
my body by the sido Of my old, valued
friend, Henry Clay. But III does not,
let me remain II refugee in'the land Of
Tennessee" .
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
The Happy Family.

# - IT
The following, which comes from the
st. Louis Republican, indicates that
there is a happy state of feeling exist.
ing upon the part Of north. western PEG.
pie of the cid Union, towards the New
Englanders. While glorious Vicksburg
almost single handed, holds the mighty
throat of the North west in her giant
grasp, we think the affections of tho
two extremes of the abolition republic
Of the. North, will rapidly intensity.
And whether the real cause of the fail.
ure of efforts heretofore made by the
abolitionists to open the Mississippi,
are attributable to Now England in.
triguo against the Northwest, or to
the imprcgnabiiity of the Confederate
fortress OF Vicksburg, does not matter
much. If the suffering, strangled PEG.
pie of the North west preferto give all
the credit to New England rascality,
why lot them. s'a
The st. Louis Republican says: r
"The mercantile, mechanical, and
farming interests of the people in all
this section OF country, can mover re.
cover from a long night of depression,
Of perfect %stagnaticn, until tho Missis.
sippi River is opened to it's mouth. Rut
this will not be done so long rs New
England army contractors, ,jobbers and
railroad capitalists can prevent it. And
by the by, no infamous villainies con
l'ccted Within cstupendous Expectations
tho MISUNDERSTANDING that have been
the rule, not the exception, in this war,
has SO deeply injured tie people of the
Northwestern States, rs the monster
fraud practiscd by Eastern capitalists,
contractors, &c, IN tins matter of keep.
ing the Father Of Waters closed. By
their infamous maneuvcrings, their bri-
berry, and their studied misrepresenta-
tlons Of facts to the authorities in
Washington, those foul beasts of PROV
have succeeded i N preventing the peo-
pie CT the Northwestern States from
sending their mi lions Of tuns OF pro.
doce down the Mississippi, to feed the
Union army at New Orleans and along
the Atlantic coast. All these irrepar.
able injuries haze been inflicted upon
the North western States by those who
have purPoseIy prevented the opening
OF the Mississippi, rs a means of secu.
ring immense fortunes for themselves
and particular friends or pets. What
deep, burning and lasting e~xecrations
should not be heaprd upon tho heads
OF such traitors to the simple rights OF
the people in five or six States-such
traitors to the best interest Of four or
five millions Of the people, and such
double dyed traitors to the best inter.
ests OF our common country?
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
G MAN WANTED.

WANT TO HIRE BY THE MONTE,
or year, a sprightly negro boy, over 10 yeu..
of age, and will teach him to be o good prssSr
man, which business when learned will mar
hin bring two or three times as much hlIs
he otherwise would. Wanted Immediately
W.. j.. SLATER, ,.,.
% "' Proprietor Daily Bulls'n'
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster II"
the service of the Confederate States, 10 com
panies of Infantry to form q Regiment, OF an.
and all ages. Companies formed or forming,
who desire to enter this service, by reporting "
nae at tAis place, will be Immediately muslSi'0'
In. TAZ. w. NEWMAN.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

PerryviWe.-Wo learn that the Con.
Tolerate loss ut the battle Of Perryville
Ky, was 500 killed, 1900 wounded, and
100 missing. The enemy's loss Was
about 5000, including killed, wounded
and missing. IS.
rOul informant says that this state.
ment is subs. antially included in Gen.
eral Bragg's report.-Mont. Mail. r
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

proposed class, under the attendant Cir.
c~umstancos, and without dotriment to
anybody, a little higher step in our sys.
tenn of slavery.
The subject will be continued in to-
morrow's Bulletin.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
ATTENTION..

For all debts due the firms, of P. & N;
Turney, or Turneys & Shook, or Turney ana
Syler, we will receive Confederate money ~
ten per cent premium. For settlement oai
on Miller Turney, or J.. F. Syler, at their o.
fce in Winchester Tenn.
Winchester, Nov. 18th. dim
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Il DESIRE TO SELL MY HOTEL.
will take Confederate money, or sell on Il
credit Of one and two years.
If not sold by the 18th inst. at private sale
l will on that day Rent it publicly for twelve
months, and at the same time sell all my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
M. G.. SIMS.
Winchester, Dec. lst 1062-lw.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04


u slave, respected by US. We found no
inconvenience from his presence as an
element of the community. There vas
mutual benefit.
But when it is proposed to reclaim
this part of our Confederate popula
ton, gentlemen profess to be shocked
at the idea Of depriving them of their
misnamed "~f!eedom." We grant that
this vas the tempting bait that tho
manumission laws held out. But what
have they proved in practical effect?
Anything moro or less than deception?
Than fraud upon the poor negro? Than
deeper degradation? Have they not
been, with few exceptions,
"Like Dead Sea fruits that tempt the eye,
But turn to ashes on the lips?"
Bear in mind, that he law .making
power found the negro IN what we
claim to be his ~nG.ural sphere of servi.
tudc. In this sphere all experience
goes to satisfy us that he is both useful
and happy. Laws are entered upon
the statute books Of the 50 called slave
States, under tho operations of which
he is removed out of his natural, use.
full and happy sphere, into n new, un'
natural and worthless sphere. Is the
master to blame, or the law making
power? We call this State our moth.
or, and is it the part Of y parent to
give her children hurtfll priviIe res? If
II son ask Of "A pal ent bread, "will he
give him Il stone, or if be ask 4 fish
will he give him a serpent?'
1t will be said that Tennessee, and
probably all the States now composing
the Confederacy, repealed their manu-
mission laws, so that masters cannot
set their negroes free, now, within their
limits. Bat what Of those who 1rcre
separated from tt,clr domestic relation
under INC operations OF me o'' laws
ana are no" "cc0'""'"lP" "'''' l'eS
number by the hundred thousand in
'lo limits (~'lc'"'''g Mary!"''') o'''o
C~oh'eaeFacy:
oosh'"ol inc P'"'FI"'' t''en out
Oh 'hefr natural SPo'F' 10 put tne"n o"cN
aga.n' since experience an" Tue superb
or Judgement OF lh"so VINO nave con-
'ro' Oh thelr oeS'"'y declare 'n"' STA
very wou'd be Dost Tor their pos'Sr'ty'
ana for Tie wno'e country
In the GA Union some Save states,
10 Tree themselves Oh lhe paracltlc Tree
negro system winch tNe'r manamlssion
laws grated upon the body OF slavery,
"lFaia 10 meet inc Issue OF Their 1a'se
legislation boldly, passed hallway laws,
when only compelled free ne9res to
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

a lady in Jackson, Miss, advertise,
to knit "socks tor. the Million" at
twenty cents a yard, for those who
furnish yarn.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04


We clip the following items from ~.
Petersburg Express Of the 9th ult.
Col. VIM. G. Davis, of the lat R..,
ment Florida Cavalry, has received IT,
appointment Of Brigadier General sas s
been assigned to the command of Kn"Na
vile and a portion of East Ten nessa.
including the Cumberland Mounta;s
Gaps. '"N.
Gen. G, W. G.. Buckley, the fouuds,
Of the ak. &C" order, who is a ~
fugee from Louisville, KY, is a~toppin.
at present at the Lancaster House, i
Bristol. The Advocate says he speuL,
in glowing terms of the ultimate ana
cess of the ok. G: Gar
The next -ession Of the Confeder,t.
Congress will commercial the CapitH
in Richmond on the Second Monday IN
January.
The State Legislature will reassem.
bic on the first Wednesday in January.
The Irish Times positively asserts
that numerous enlistments are beina
made tor the Federal armies throucbS'
out Ireland, the recruit receiving So
on his departure for America, and the
remainder of the bounty on landing.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
Funeral.

Rev. WM. NJ. hartley, Rector of Trim
ity Church, died about 4 o'clock "Wednesday
morning.
The Funeral service will be held in the
Methodist Church, ut 2 o'clock, p. m. TO-DAY,
Dec. 4th.
Friends and acquaintance of the deceased,
and the citizens generally, are respectfully in.
vited to attend
REV. THos. A. NORRIS will conduct the Fu,
neral services.
Obituary Notice to-morrw.
Another soldier has fallen, and he fell
o the battlefield, with his face to tho
foe, rs soldiers wish to fall. lie Sleeps
in his uniform with the calm look Of
his last triumph upon him lie fell in
to the arms Of his GREAT CAPTAIN, who
hid him in His own bosom and bore
him from the field! What an honor
this for this young soldier whose death
we chronicle!
He was II soldier of the cross. Ills
Captain is the PRINCE OF PEACE.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
DIR. J. G.. Shapard.

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Office at residence. House formerly occu-
pied by VIM. Reeves.
dec2-d1m.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

Late o. s Papers.-We are indebted
to DR.. Batoman for files of Cincinnati
and Louisville papers Of the Goth and
9th ults. They were brought through
by his brothers-in-law, Messrs Stevens.
We shall make some interesting OK.
tracts from them for io.morrow's Bull.
letin.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

Splendid Chewing Tobacco.
TO BE HAD AT DANIEL BRAZEL-
TONS Store in Winchester.
Nov. 25-tf.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

Southern -four active while prices were with.
out change OF Importance. The sales embraced abous
800 ebs closing within the range Of the above quo
tatlons. kye Hour In moderate demand al our
figures, with saes or l50 bbs Corn meal unchanged
while the demand fair with saes of $50 bbs. Wheat
dull ana sales limited having embraced some
Is 00o bushels Mt 81 AZ for red Western 81 "a for red
state sTing 81 AS for prime red Delaware, 81 10 for
whito Michigan and 81 81 for Chicago spring Corn
heavy and prices favored purchasers The sales en-
bsced about Is 000 bushels including yellow 6Oc
&c, ana Western Mixed in store, at &c. and 200
steady with OF 900 bushe state on the dock at
sic. Barley steady, with sales of 600 bushels
S2kc sS &C., chiefly at the railway depot. Barley
malt was rin with sales OF 900 bushels ~ 81 05 Oats
were heavy, but not quotably lower. Ina demand
limited ai c 4oc. for Western and Canadian aud at
coFysE.-A sale Of AS bags st. Domingo was made in
bond fo OK o at p t. and 200 bags Of Rio sold
ut lsi<c. bic for common to prime q laiiy.
CoITn.-Ihe market active while p. ices wore ir-
regular The sales approxmated 1000 bales, included
In which werc 800 taken for export Liverpool, part
spinncrs lhc range quotations among brokers
varied materially The sales pretty well cleaned all
small lots pressing upon the market The heaviest sales
were at about 22c &c. although the range from
Zio Nc, aud good style Of good middling could not
DO had readily at less than 2sc the lowest ag.
ures were IN most cases Iorc6d or for cash.
FRsIann-ro Liverpool 800 bbls. flour engaged
at 2 2s Nd. and by neutral vessels 500 packages
lard 27s 6i 500 bbs. -four at 2s Sd To London 500
bbls -four In neutral vessel g. 3D. 200 bales bacon
Ct 25s and 200 bbls ur at D. 81 by American vessel
TT Glasgow, per steamer. 5000 bushels at 3D..
British bark with II 500 bushels grain to Cork. for
orders to safe port IN Ireland at 1od in bulk. Rates
Havre were unchaDgod
PRovrsoxs-rors-Them market was nrm with fair
demand from the trade the sales embraced about 500
900 bbs., including new mess on the spot at $14.whe
or future delivery holders asked s14 5O old mess was
si3 % slS new prime at $40 and at $l4 for city
primo mess. Beef was in steady demand, and prices
irm: sales u $50 bbis made at $12 $12 SO for
plain mess and sl4 sl4 rs for extra Beef hams were
arm. Cut meats were inactive. Bacon firm, with
sales Of 500 boxes at exc for Western Cumberland cut,
'65sc. exc for short ribbed Western, 7c TIC. for
short clear Western, and at &c. SIC. for short clear
city, Lard was frm with sales of 200 packages at
7c. SIC, the latter figure for choice Butter and
cheese were unchanged
SUGARS active while prices without change
of moment the weeks sales though less buoyunt.
The transactions footed up about ,33s hhds chiefly
Cubas at &C. for fair grades for refining, and
at exc for ar old ditto, and at &c 7Zc fornew and
old grocery grades. Included in the sales a small
ranged from 714c. SIC. and 80 hhds moado sold at
&C. cash, and 48 bags at y. t..
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
The Invasion OF Mexico.

From the London Post (cty artcle) Feb. 6.l
In the forssn market the dealings have again been
tensive and the fluctuations rcnl the man speculative
bargains going on have been rapid Mexican stock
which at period OF the day (5th high as 35
reacted as might have been expected from the recent
rapid rise in after hours 10 81 Sales were also effected
on statement that Austria will surrender Venice At
any price. which was made reason for nfcrring that
the Archduise Macmillan Of Austria will not obtain the
kingdom Of Mexicoit being argued that the latter would
depsnd the former event. These must. however be
regarded only az mere surmses 70 Uhich not ne slightest
Importance need BE- odched Notwithstanding the positive
assertions that Austria will not cede Venice any price
Il s confidently asserted In well informed quarters that
the question 10 chiefly dependent the amour. Of
Austria would receive for relinquishins
her hold that city. We do not think IL advisable al
present say M regard % the financial measures
te eadopted for The pupo though may have occasion
to refer 10 them hereafter.