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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

The REBEL INVASION Or MARrLAND.-The
Richmond Examiner does not seem to bejublant
over the recent rebel Invasion Of Maryland. 1t
says
There is but little doubt Of the suffering
condition of our army, when we consider how
much its numbers must have been reduced by
losses in battle and disgraeelu struggling on
long marches, and how litle was contributed
to its numbers and spirit by what appears to
have been Il cold and SINISTER reception IN Mary
land, where we have been led to expect, from
what had been told US in Richmond, the flock
ing of ffy thousand to our standards.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

Tx rwELrTn REGIMENT. The 18th Res.
ment was mustered in on Friday, aud viii leave
on Tuesday next
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

Active OPERATIONS. A Washington letter
says that some idea Of the activity with when
military matters are carried on there just nov
may be CLEANED from the fact that Col. Rucker
the Depot Quartermaster, keep, eight thousand
men buslly employed, with corresponding nun
bers Of teams, vessels, railroad trains and canal
boats. The amounts of food and clothing re-
qulred by the army OF the Potomac, are very
large, and as many as one thousand large boxes
Of clothing have been received and shipped
again in one day from the clothing depot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

The New York World is generally quoted by
Democratic pro.slayery papers AS - conservative
Republican. rnis is about as accurate use OF
language as it would be to speak OF the Devil
as conservative angel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

Among the recent appointments by the Com
missioner of pensions, Of examining army sur
geons, we are glad to notice DR.. G. NJ. RunLEs
of Montpelier, Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-07

Gen. Bragg has issued proclamation threat
enng an immediate and vigorous eniorcement d
the CONSUMPTION ae, in all parts of Kentucky IN
der control OF the rebels.
, 1862-05-12
HruaI Rotirf5.


MORTGAGE SA1E.-Whcress, !;
apa :yd
Ct t see en a. ss m az a. y5
Fl qo?isT, hE sas ~ ET5e
paruculariy mentionea and eescrioeh In said mort
Se:o 81 Il ss
a o
a9oys tonnsen G55e2qs Rce5s 70 " SswaGTy
me Of Ten ner cent e5 annan aso % ts \ Johas3a
az LIZ s5 hxs T. on "eo n f
thonsa1e cellars With interest a5 Aforesa1d sIs, to
interest Is afoTeaad aso to 16e siale Rsnk If In
dlana. a South Bend tote ioE three thousand dol
- Sots s!. faT ssussaa ae.!aTs: ~
10 George Cenb no.e TOT thlzteen hunazed dollars
hee as G5oss Gae 5ees g
sss e. cd
NoT tic above bornden cy7eaiaz nccrp, his hc,r
executors ald administrators. snail and truly ~
q 70 r ra ne t s9sssd 9ges aSd n
eare Ind Keep hazmies tie said Jabez i. Bostord,
bty ios and On accoul of lis beng surety as atore
sad OF sale noes Then and IN t eas t!is bond to be
yoid otherwise te he and 1cnaa In full force and v
gzsGse4 saa t. 81! sstq sE
bis hei,s executors and administrators, Ii the payment
SI II n9nsSsI 5 oS Il ss conaoa e es 4 L. M
bond mentioned, IL Tie performance Of any ot h.s
covenant5 therein contained " reason whereof the
said Botaior6 50 suretI should hays 70 psy TIC esRe
lawfa 1oE the said Eo1stoTa oEn ane % tina as he
shop1d pay any q SAD IL The eonai9n r. of
nextpaEsr printed T. sae cy Of chiGsz9 Is sfo5sssd @ M
premises hereinafter d5tHbedt Or 80 m1ea taereof 50
would be 1e sear5 to 1emburse himself tor al mon
repss Of advertising and selling said property togeta
sr with ~ 5ghs snd equttJ q redemption o. the sd
He anet19n at ne EoIl door of t9s Court House SAID
time mentioned in such nouce
And whereas default hsa BEEN made "a the payment
0: tnid iadebsee ntss- nent7ued IN aatd bond re
ead Beers; and the sad Bots{ord surety %
has IN consequence Of such default OF the 63d Beers
been ohEE 10 ray and has pcf of the SAID indebted
, 1862-05-12
Harn Ruther TrusS.
GEELET'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

EAXUTA ACTCEED CSDK6 HIdHs q &G00DTEA2sT TxTX3I,
This Trusa u hay1ng soeceas IA curing Eesnia o.
Unlike ALL others usee in the following respects:
II VIII HKsER ECB1, tthe spring being coated With
Hs1d Rubber rendering 1t 4InpeIVicua to uaoiBta
perspfTstion hem tie body). non H2KAE+ oHAFx GALL
Oh pL1E1Ek. WILL not SLIP oE MOVE TROY PLACE,
does moi PEKss or IS5URK the COED, neyer oecoznee
FuTuT. and is always cLxAa ASD As GOOD As EEv.
They have been used b. over 5000 persons IN this city
and surrounding country. within tbs past two year.,
and have never failed g give satztacto1 In Al cases
CGKED i as eity q t3,tfy xeh ass
the West and It Is universally acknowledged By Ill
DE only reliable Truss at for use. Dr. Seeey having
attins q TrEsees WM guafaatee this Instrument in
to 3 Il a: S M & sse
qae ~ daily sseely5ag orders tE L ~ 1nstEa; y
kasrre the public that 1t is rapidly sop@ceding al
os6er Tfuea In use Persens Wishing this tsunent
neu q K9ptaIs e e D. sEELEI 1 sonta Gl.sx
to whom al orders m1stbe sddreased Pamphlet esnf
on receipt Of ssanp. z. O. Boz 1856. a1taE1orr#1y
, 1862-05-12

CLASS VII.
l. 60oe reams writing paper 1s By q Inches to Eetsh
= s1to res rs writing paper il By Is inches, to weigh
tEenty E1 pounds per ream-
+ ITO feans writing paper Il bg u inches, to weigh
twenty four pounds per rr8tn. .-..
/ $40 reaIns writing napar u b. IL inches to weigh
tWentytWo ponn1s Per ream
s. t1tean! writing paper u b. iS tnches. 10 weigh
twelve pounds per ream+
AL papers desgnated in classes s. e. snd must
srpE" qures They to be nlaac OF the best mate
rails free from adutesanoR. finished In the pess
to edge, and securely and
snYeloped= The papers u class are to BE- white oE
by this Office. Those In casaee 8 s. snd arc to be
white, acd Of the sizes sua weights specified IA tha
Tbs right Is reaeryed Of ordering greater or lesa
quantj Of each and every k!nd contracted for in ali
the cassta to furnished as such times and IN such
qqeasstse =. :. Y shs Rsels e. sess1ss ss1s nay
ject separate cotza-t; but bIdders may offer for
one or more Of the classes IN the same proposal
No pr poeas will bb considered unleas accampa1!ed
thtfr proposal shA be accepted VIII entur into
legation, with good and .utticeat &urete TO furnta
tie articles proposed Blank forms for proposals Will
eons5e1 atioa uniess substantially Agreeing t1eFexta
st tbs Gosefnngnt Printing onee u Wssh.ngten Gty
Z e a s1ate T. eofe y nv
fsc fI intpsesiop count 1eEEhs ana d Tic
bsaeas a4e reqaiTed to farnsh Win tsslr PROPOSAL.
samples Of s than one qu1rc OF each Of The Kinds
paper bid for and upon which their proposals
be oaaed except IN cassFs and The successful Did
Prtposa1s viii be addressed to aJoHN DEFRE8s
SupeFlntendent of the Public Printing. Msaai1gtoa+
ar2SpS6 iteT9W.
, 1862-05-12

nj ASTER'S SALE E-State Of Illi-
w noiA Cook County S. Circuit ConTS 4 Gonk Coax
Co1Fty-ln gbaEeerT stephen Chtlss = IL Wells
Public notice i hereby gtTen that ~! rs'qs 5
D1nois WiIl in obedience to the mancste u Decree
entered IL tie above ent1e cause sell 81 p1oc auo
tie Cout HoD5s Of County 81 Cook - tne citJ Of
Chicago the l5th dsy of MY 4 III p ~ ~ at Eea
describe parcels Of l.1d ssuate in he County q
Cock and STATE q Illinois 5 y soatngsst e
%, Township .h,r;y1iEs e. nosta o1 RanEe foas. ~.
fory aees Also the sonsh f OF the eaas half Q. tae
northeast qgsEtsE Of secston thIyiour Sa) Il ToEn
qf The Third Prtacrsl MeSdz3n- Also the northwest
qusrrer OF the southwest quarter OF Section tzsnty-
fonfeta ea*e of the Third Pziseraf Merldtan or Is
much sPch portion thereof a. HAy te necessary
make money principal and interest dCa to COM
p1ainant with the costa Of sid sit and ths cost feea
md expenses OF said sale. = L. c. PAINE EREEE,
Master II ChancesT OF Cock County.
Chicago, April 80, 1ss2 apatp7lTtd
, 1862-05-12
SALE.-Pub1ic no.

NNORTGAGE SALE.-Pub1ic no.
lfl uce 16hereoI given taat segu1an schleslnfser
temner Jsh 1871 executed by Morsia Waller {nia vie
cpfces OF Cock County, Iiuots, In BOOK IS Of Mort
9sge Fzge ~. 1u d resson OF defaulE By tie sa!4
Mortgage epeicet, sell at public suction for cash TO
the highest bidder nj tie north Court Ho0ss
In The CITY cf Chicago, County Of Cook Aforesaid on
the ~ day Of Juna 1ss at ten O'Clock in the fore
nocn all Of Lot M aber nine ts,- r Block tw (} IN
Qs n The Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois and chi~
gan Canal Subdivision Of the VEST part OF bsction
fourteen t.s e.ss ofthe Third Fr1cips Meridian sid
Recorder aforesaid, In Book 4e Of Maps Psge S.
VIII A!ao n The same time and p'see under the weE.
in satt tr1rtgaEe EEL any present REMAINING Interest
OF the said Hsller and the south eaStet{y eaH Of
Lot fourteen 4} in Block thirty C3] In 0gdenl
and fronting on Milwaukee, avenue
sEIIGHAk SEHLESIfGER Mortgage.
ChEago, May Sd, L5e. my5 f5ftm
, 1862-05-12

Babeork JB Rauer Frederick Rrad1c-, Warm
B.:l. ngF Greg Bowen Fn1cr L CO
Org Bush f Brooka D Y
'Bush D Beackle3 Robt :
, 1862-05-12
DF11ti8tE' WarDs.

WIN ALBAU9H, DENTIST,
ftreet fsucceasor Is Fuller 4 Alhauxh,} Wnnld re-
Ipeetly inform the public tnas he na5 ssM Dc ocnt
at the old place prepared to EiF8 full satisfaction n
every department of Dentistry, whether In FIL!IaE.
CLKAH16s. EXTRACTING. REGULATING, Or tho tnaek:
lion Of AEIIFIGlAL TKkTH- Specimens OF MI kinds H
WORK can BE seen It his ontce. Charges modarxsa.
pryfEEIly
, 1862-05-12

- received eron Ioyal ciszens only It he oaea Of
Lou,s 40, TIL il o'clock H.. MONDAY, MAY 1zsh, 1861.
for no 100 200 to e{oo bushels Of tts {N 900 bush
housea OF at any Of The Earoad pepots Steamboat
LaIarg IN the city ofs Lonis f7ee of drayaEe oats
grain be u good Enaea and ps deiiTered = The
pe1 week. Bids for each kind Of grain must be ade
separately. and endorsed Proposals for cstst~ sud
endorsed By two 1eaponEib1e All bidders are
requested to be present PRoAP1LT at the opening Of
the oios Al bids not promptly saswered TO viii be
rejected The right s we'd 70 reject any CT gu tbs
bita- E.D.EHAFAAM. L 9 Il
St Iouta April ~ laG mY1 r955A
, 1862-05-12

1y1 noin, Cook CcEaty. So. Circuit Couft Of Co2k
EounsY-In ChAnceTy. stephen Eathds n Samuel \
Ch1es, Heman r. ChIlds, Elozaus Sauser ct l-Fose-
e1osnte M MortEAge.
Public notice 3 hereby gtyen TIA: L rains ls
Eree., AazteE II ChAncR7y uf Cook Couafy ssate oi
entered ii DE above emitted cause 81 e. puhc sns-
cn for cash t. the htshaEf htddsE, Hsda 0cfsa door
Of tEe Co1rt House In tue cit ot Catcago County of
CooR Aforesaid. the 15sh day o5 Aa5: A. p. p ts at
fne descibed parcels Of Ind slsQAt N the ounrY OF
ESoE sSo4essie to nj An undivided ot the
foa1 81, = tox 9ahlp .a,Styays O. north # rsaGe
losen nsA esss Of n tatId 1s19Sse 4esd1aa Goz:
Il ans eq1al n1diF1ded hsA Of tha Ezss h.H q tae
tSfrtyfour } north ct range fourteen ft4} essx Of
the third principal meridian Containing g 4a.tM arzta
be the mnfc OF 1ekA rnath and such ptbE
Ra maJ be uecHssrJ % make the munsy dne 70 IL
cornplainaot, principal md interest," with yha c68t8
'e' &c. PAINE FKKHR
CHIpAea, April g. 1S&. kpMP!igL
, 1862-05-12
@icbtga1t piae Ean1s.
~MlCH44AN FINE LANDS.
~ The 81 Ar3H Ship c4aal aE.pany vii onax
PUBLIC a :, TION.
On Tuesday, the l7th of June Next.
At EAST sA INAW,
Al It's lands upon the Saginaw eez ana its tributaries
coTedn4 NJ lH
10000 ACRES

M ths btss fl9s Lans u the state Tneee laads =he
tasI 5eEsIa ne qualify Of tie pine the a1couns par
ne IA X1Se s II Fl IT. sna
d5s 81 aaa s1S fa1
l. 1oE txpecte1 thattht3 T III bring A+ aneion uae-
1sa:es: - caEe y II aeon ~; e NJ
tse,r rcports uEknoEn to each ue.st;
Ss zn4 Eli e ;4s e 7 e ~ "a
1sf i ls Rs. q .ssas StS;s5 pine
y ecnairg Into demand far ssiFIasas
IusEs are a:sol re naca q LFnl1z 1asda ofcxccl
sesl:.nn 70 iii tnetc arantages It il ao< de1aou
tFsIst thst teneath tbs Valley Of the Saginaw lies th3
sen sat enh n see &c ~ i
tala was begun
II Ihe5s 6s';5 n2y operation y1s1d
I'D ase r. sziHf n..p.,Salons
Ens assns aos 9,n toE stavss bit cprd Eo
ssS "a ss .g sa.. :: In tho
as - 81 r
6s : IF 9aSh q p
adapted TO the Chicago market
a9Esa Fs ss4 z: sssE a. aes
$ aon ths .de of tns ,s ssass 70 TIE e., hsEe
FOL The quantity Of cut adt year was sixty millions
es 1ech sa as'
* IT, ast5 z 9 9nSs saay & < abeF apoa
ea1a 81 doty as5e sst s yell 50 Of tae qna1iy Of saa
Of any one who may wish 70 sse .hena-
I5{paoGges o[ he lands 1l7tde into E.oaps y they
letter other wise to tta trhacre- At betrnt pr Il
, 1862-05-12
L RTIFICIAL EYES

A RTIFICIAL EYES.-Persons
deua4Yed Of an Ere eaa have the defect removed
by De inleron of artificial cue without surgical
sasnl organ. II % coeeH resembles n.turo that II
cannot be doteesed: They ~ made o1 nex prtnci.
isaaalled hyeny otner msks5 T :: p.y1a tne asza-
E.B-Sepd foE Catc91Ax 70 Eo. Us BteadVaI hea
XQ9k.- y mJ3fg71m
, 1862-05-12

IN S1rg5 r,cSt q ~ * n5s otv ~
Flowesp, EnhFo1de11A and numerous othex bargains,
which are selling at half price st BoYles Cheap atore
, 1862-05-12
Drp Boo1H.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
4 4 from SHERIFF SALES just received 1t 30 LIES
Cheap Store Which will be sold at great sac1ih We
are offering the greatest bargains eyer offered ID
, 1862-05-12
;H4t:@arttlet8bipz.

THE co PARTNERSHIPHERE-
Il T0FORE existing between the undersigned, uu-
csr The name aud STYLE OF Vim. 4: KftE CO.. Il zl4
ctnl viii be aet1sed by e. f. Rice
r. e RICE
...... Z. II. BOMBER
Chicago. May ist led7 n7e rIiJ5s
, 1862-05-12

WAR CLAIM OFFICE-Prompt
Attention E.re1 by tne subscriber to the pros
ecnton o. al les1 cisirns sgaiast the Gnited setes
<1oo 90 h1uniy is the heirs DECEASED eoldiers
and officers. Appc.i.ons received by mil Address
LEhFITT i WRIGHT, Att'ss at Lsu
Of9ce No. . S11th Clatk rCe@L Post Once Eox
dol1 Chicago, III. ia+AE4u
, 1862-05-12
Gin 33latc.
TIN PLATE.

We age offering for CASH
1880 Boxes 1C 1Gxi4 Best. Charcoal
Tin Plate at 1926 per Bog.
1.0O0 Boxes TX do at &11.25-
A full stock Of extra sizea In proportion
5000 KEGS N AILS.
~Hhee,ing" aud other p.nc brands.
Timers Tools and Machines,
And Timers Goods Of all descriptions.
Japanned and Stamped Tinvare.
Aconp1ete assortment Of
CUTLERY AND SHELF HARDWARE.
WILLIAM BLAIR Is CO.,
rro 17B LAKE. STKKHT
, 1862-05-12
@fettng Of 5toekbolUers.


EOREST HOME FOR BUYS.
l. Thorough instruction In a6afe home, IN delight
fu Eureth Of LhtEa for ten select lads WHO ara e1
ptced to Enter the Schoo under twelve Je.rs Of age,
Int cau rcnsin an tnteduItc time after that agc.
reference to any Eho mBy inquire Address ". a.
NICHOLS PostUlnca Box 1at2 Ch1cago. ulnoE+
, 1862-05-12
MhTT[DGS AND BDGS.

Cocoa Aatt.ngs for ONES Churches, sstgsues, &c.
In al widtlt from onehAH to two yards ~ide: C.1tal
Straw Marttne both wlaltn and checked, o.e oneE1-
Gnsrer and one snd anaif yards vide; ossc velvrI
arIRse;s and TEfted Rugs Eccna Jnte Il nia, b u.h
Eke!etcn. Adelaide and Sheep Skin MatA
, 1862-05-12
OIL. CLOTHS

" these We Offer large 1nd unriraI1ed assortment
Sl.neE aa regards quality style Or price: Engl!sh and
Ah2H jsIdB and two yards wide. at prices three
~ Sn1iiEgs 70 ~ Sa2ss Fe: yacd Ase EssSy Sheet
gE Csoghs Twelve fse etzhseen feet and
fest vide ST Prices from four ter sn.s pef gar
Stir Oil Ciotba IN SffsL Iaftafv - ~ '|sr
, 1862-05-12
Bouse FURNISHING.
A1+.CARPET HALL
o E
Nonider & Wilkins,
13s &1s7 Sc LAKE. STREET 1854 1877
IUfsIArBs1
The Best Goods at Low Prices,
Ro11se FURNISHING.
CARPETING GS

have On hand and offer for ea1e Of their own tmno.ta
ton and OF the best domestic Hnaufactufc the srrest
aud hest assortment In the Northwezz of Me5a!Eon
ane ingram Extra Fine Ingram. Cotton and Wool IL
grain. Aool Dutch, Scotch aempa Felt Venetian, Ia
Al o{the grestest VARIETY; eonprinx the largest pest
A10 most desirable ever before 0peEaa In
ChieaEo. aud which they offer st the lowest possible
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01

were brought down in full force by freshet in
the river. The east abutment was first UNDER
mined and the huge masses of ice took off
the bridge and deposited it on the meadow near
vernon village. The pier in the middle of the
stream was also destroyed down to low water
mark. The pier, abutment and bridge were re-
built the same season at an expense of about
$4,000. The bridge was built under contract by
Dexter Moore of Newfane. This bridge is now
standing, and is in good condition with the ex-
cepion of slight curvature and the loss Of
some of the boards from the south side
During the recent food the bridge over the
"Creek" was carried away by the height and
force of the water alone. 1t had stood over
nineteen years
Such, in brief, is the history of the bridges
over the Connecticut at this place. We have
settled as nearly as possible the dates of their
construction, and the lenght on time they
seyerally served the public use.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01
VERMONT ITEMS.

The new "Heineberg Bridge" over the Wi
nooski from Burlington to Colchester Point. was
destroyed by Fl on Sunday nigbt last lis de-
s'ructon was evidently the work of an incen-
dlary, ana four men whose names indicate their
French extraction, have been arrested ne the
miscreants This bridge was only completed
Feb. /, 1861 and cost the two towns connoc,-
ed $4,000, Burlington bearing rour.ffths of the
expense. There was no insurance on the struc-
ture.
The steamboat Boston on Lake Champain
commenced her regular trips between Burling-
ton and Plattsburgh on Monday. The through
line boats have since commenced running
Last year these boats began running on the
10Th April The Lake is said to he six inches
higher than the highest water last Spring.
1t is said that wool is now higher than it has
been for forty-four ycors and that in conse-
sequence Of the demand for army goods, and
the advanced price Of cotton, it is likely to
stand at a high figure until the war is ended
This fact is one deeply interesting to Vermont
farmers.
ABOUT IOur Uuuuleu SoiulefS re TulIeu LOT the
several Vermont Regiments, left Burlington
few days nee for Yorktown.
The Vermont soldiers wounded at Yorktown
who will need hospital treatment and are able
to bear the journey will be sent to the Marine
Hospital at Burlington, where they will have
excellent quarters.
The sugar house and utensils belonging to
Enoch Thomas of 81. Johnsbury, were con-
sumed by fire on the morning of April 10. 1t
is supposed that the fire caught from Goals snap
ping into wood piled near the mouth of the arch.
There was also sap and syrup enough consumed
for over one hundred pounds of sugar, aid wood
and tools to considerable amount No insur-
ance.
A correspondent of the Cqlcdonian in writing
| from Lunenburgh says:
! The late melting of our immense quantity of
snow has swollen the streams to great magni-
tude At Lancaster, ~ H., part of the dam
across Israel's river was carried away, doing
much damage to several mill, and causing
loss to all concerned of several thousand dol
lars Report says hat Beattie's bridge at
Brunswick, across the Connecticut river, has
been carried away In this town the starch
factory dam belonging to Mr.. Lucas, came near
being carried away, but timely assistance saved
it. The streams to-day have begun to subside
and no further damage is anticipated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01
hon. JUSTIN s. MORRILL,.


NJ I. A. the Washington correspondent OF
the Springfield Republican, in looking through
.ro,v srec,aclesn TINS saes Mr. NTor,; mud
,...-...r....
uauger!eoNPes INN
oel'e.e III ',ils man race uou mace 1t 10
INSPIRE ial'"' ne maui 1t 70 'nIP'ie eou'ase III
those VINO can READ It's story ne Is just rising
10 SPEAK, 4 'ail man WIN silght s'oop IN MS
shoulders Such as men Set VINO nave leaheo
iong over oooNs' Il, ne mas GIo"n, curing mar,
ieui'h'ne nan 'le nan ""'o" ".0o''pd'iies 'ho
most u'ncate'y wrought organism: .ne est
ana most susceptible tg"Perameut' lne 'em-
permanent Oh genius ne mas a Puiu conPieA-
ioh' eyes c'ear as he"Ne"' W''c" iooh uo"l 'nto
you ana deScry your secrets not careiesSY nor
curioGsly, put win , !he 8"ze Oh neiper anu
TREND he looks lNe literary man Is sur
rounur" Ike ,ho sn;I ~ bnrmnrinns cuI-
,nre heo's Win !, ne tbe Hover its perftlmo.
NJ Morrill, is not professionally man of let
tiers he is perhaps the most comprehensive
man of business which the state OF Vermont
has ever produced. God gave him the promise
of success in clear intellect, and rare tenn
perament. hut conferred no other guarantee OF
fortune. He began life without cent A
poor boy in store, he ,oiled while other men
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01

LATER FROM SHIP IsLAND.-Letters have
been received from Ship Island to the 10th and
1lth of April. From one we learn that Phi
vate Enos L. Davis, aged IS, of Company |,
9Th Vermont, died at sea on the evening of
March 18th, off the coast Of Florida. His
father Hiram Davis. also Private in the same
company, was with him and took care of him.
"The body was brought on deck that evening,
the writer states, twas sewed up in blanket,
and laid on board. Adjutant Barstow read
the burial service and the body was committed
to the deep. 1t was solemn sight"
DR.. +. X. Sanborn, Surgeon of one of the
Massachusetts, regiments, whom many of our
readers will remember as the Surgeon of the
LIST Vermont, died at Ship Island on the 10th of
April. lie belonged to Rutland.
The Vermont regiments landed at Ship Island
all safely about the 9th and 7th of April. They
found Gen. Phelps well, and glad to receive
them. There were (contraband) thousand
troops on the Island, and it was surmised that
q forward movement would soon be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-05-01

COOP QUARTERS FOR OUR WOUNDED SOL
DIERs.-Through the exertions of the Execu-
tive of this State and the assistance of our
Congressional Delegation the Marine Hospital
recently built by the general government at
Burlington, has been turned over by the Treas
ury Department to the Secretary of War and
by him placed at the command of the Governor,
for the accommodation of wounded Vermont
soldiers. The government furnish transporta-
ton for the wounded soldiers and respond to
the acquisitions Of our State authorities for all
medicines and hospital stores. DR.. S. w
Thayer, Jr., will have the medical supervision
of this Hospital. About fifty Vermont soldiers
wounded at Yorktown are now on their way to
Burlington. When they are sufficiently con.
valescent they will be permitted to return tc
their respective homes to hasten and eomplete
their recovery. Our brave boys will feel CRATE.
full for the manner in which they are cared fol
by the State.