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Died from His Injurses.-Tne man, Hiram
Hurshnr, who leaped from . third.story
window Of the Confederate States military
prison, on Carr. street. q week or two since,
died in the hospital at that place on the 30th Of
March. It viii be remembered that he broke
the bones Of both legs and arms and fractured
was shown him BY Dr.. Higgiabotbau, Sur.
geon in charge Of the Hospital, but consider
ing tho nature of his wounds his death under
the circumstances cannot be coneidSred very
remarkable.
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Sentenced to DeaM-In the G. s District
Court, Saturday, J. D. Halyburton, Judge; r.
H. Aylett District Attorney; John Richard son,
atlas John Richards, alias Louis Napoleon,
was arraigned for sentence for steailux, f0rg-
log and passing Confederate Treasury notes
bv Marshal j. +. Wiley, for sentence, whom
Mr. John III. Gilmer, counsel for the defence,
moved for new trial, which motion was sr-
gued ae length by Mr.. p. II. A ylett District
Attorney, and Mr.. Gimer, and resulted In the
everything of the motion by the Jntge. Nothing
then being offered in delay of Judgment, the
court pronounced sentence thAs tho prisoner
be taken to the usnal place Of execution,
on the 9th of next M.y, and hung BY the
neck until dead. The sceue in the courtroom
was an impressive one. TIE solemnity OF the
occasion seemed TO be realized in VII its force
| by the Judge aud all who were present The
sentence was clothed in diYnitisd yet pathetic
Ianguage-the enormifS Of The crime set forth,
| and the awful sentence of death dwelt upon as
| an overpoweriDg appeal to prepare tyr It.
This is, We believe, the first tune that such .
sentence for such an offence has ever been
pronounced. Some persons OF over refined
seusibilty will doubtless copsiier It too severe,
| and rank forgery among the minor offences
| But this 10 no common forgery. In this in.
stance not one individual, not one corporation
| ia injured bat whele nation is threatened
| with destruction by the d0nbt which the dis
covery of ono forged note throws around it
| whole, its only currency. Let tho public con
| fidence In these Treasury Dores be shaken, and
the whole Confederacy weuld crumbie away
| as the baselees fabric Of dream.
For the man Richardson, with his many
aliases, there need be no sympathy, for two
reasons In the FIRST place, because 1t 10 use
less, for he will certainly 30 hung and. $50
ondly, because he was doubly- cd scoun
drel, ekuiking ont of the service of the only
land that ever gave bin more than enough C
keep life in him, by urging ths plea that he
belonged to Italy; and, worse still, striking
at the very vita,s of tho Confederacy by forg
ing that which 10 the only Pa, which she caz
| give to her soldiers and creditors. se
Richardson is an Italian, of bad countsn
ance, dissolute habits, and uutA recently wa
the proprietor of little confectionery, 40 ,
blind for the Illicit sale Of poisonous liquors IL
the rear
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Uss6,&;se RS1ase Ces9ak $500 c..
ss.f. ~, r l.sr sssssS /. s,SssSss1Is9a
fss.is. 49, CSs1i9D1 -, . sypsiak.
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missing. fkS agent q e. 0evs.s.s.sl
deooise thae shs witnsss - besa onoyesee
nm. - hie Wis 70 work - traeo ese hS q.
seoopin9 49, m. STEERS la49 10y y
upon hsr a. 1ssphis. Conbipsa VII -
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Of Aofil, h ~ vothsr vniA 49, @ 49,.
4 fks iins, q securing Her aass.es.es -
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faFtAef Ihe s1As 81 jsssasA a 1850
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Su.dvies-The followiDg oaeeD wefe befsFe
the Mayer on Saturday : Tom Jones, % >
charge 81 Coating nensy By slse Prstsnse,
continued. Ton Didamus aid bel dfeens ne2
0ts,;en-1reeu senuitted for txial Bill
Bradley arrested for having - papers, acqait-
ted jim. slave ~ Ma 4aadss, going q
laHen-o0WMitAN0. -. -. :.
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Arrests 81 Ae Military Poliee.-O uS4tar-
day Messrs McCoul and Thomas arrested ct
the Danyile Depot, . man named j. H. Good
man, . citissn Of Powhatau county, who il
charged with leaving that place - escaPe the
performance Of military duty, and exhibiting
IN this city, for the same purpose. forged -
pers 10 pafolsd prisoner from Rich Noun
tain. Officers Thomas aud PsrduA ALEC ~
rested, on Saturday, on 18th street, Q despe-
rate character called Richard Pearo4 allas
Dick Duff, whose exploits in the line Of nur-
der and rutfsnism have given his name .
Law and order. Both Of the shove. pssties
were conveyed to Castle Goodwin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

Amsaemsssa--ToaiGht. 6 - vsTisllsD,
Ordsa's bsn10s, q which eosanten, Henleei
Waltsf Kssble, Aae naaaeer q the MadA.
vile THEATRE, pereolakilG tie ne!anehcly
Prince. II Maffopolitan Hdlv Iee Mallory,
War Inaassations, and gee1 music See ID,
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Death efa Union Man-J ferson T. Mann,
arrested several weeks since in Gresnbrier
ON the charge of being q blatant "Union
man." died on the 4th Of ApEir thu G. 3.
military prison in this city. Deceased, no
doubt, Obeyed the call Of nature IN ''ptggiDg
out" He was very old msn-prohably IS
Years had run their cotirse since he first ssw
the. light of daj,. ~.
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=. to- Col. M1rfAyr WAtlDt eaIlantlX Ioe0.
ine On Ais EgAy. Fourth fegimeat n MT
wounded. aensral Tyisr lost thsrc BE ald.
Lisutensat WiIIiamson, Of the Twenty.
iSsrsis6 saossto bring Up ne ilstA aaA
l4.A IAdlAna ~ . rigAt ehiaque uovsncas
ine ali the .comSansd shosk, retired ena I'm
o II posssssion Of oar dearly boaeAs Gun
and calDsone. re- - ~
Unltod, Onward Ne pHoeea agatnss -
easmie:. two sra:.S .se.s 90 n.ssss;y 1917 =
OHIO rslnforciDg ns, We gsinea On. 6ass
psses ana it, caisscn; aaA conPsllsd ~ sss-
~ % fAll bach.
TSis Vas % sevsn O'Clock p. II. InevsA
- - rseht nsaa md .eessed - c...e. e
ny, wren INST withssx % AshSy's cevs11y.
VSo shot down my crcer1y and k1lloa h11
6orse. one OF sbsie bullets plsrotng ny eep.
rvs compelled % uss my sword 30 dh 90
ne cavalry captured two hundred md
thirty prisoners, and met onIy VITA uttaa
i A. elght r. n. the. Huskstry $4,000 -
lofl Woso Ard - - 20 withdraw car attsar
don from the retreatipg TO-, and Ill Was over.
oar net somsined on ~ 0sDd - bAstDe plek.
me ~ NJ wunnAsd, and slapt neea th1il
a1ns. And avoke ler tie Ils.1tt Of ~ g.
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0easFaf1 aa1D toek connaaas sa4 4 ssgsse
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seosssvs Hss qlertoas 8 bsay - sol1i9s ~
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- sySsAassss eszs#es Ssss B~O. oDpaunA ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
MOTT CE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

otthe list Vermont Cavalry Regiment is duly author
NV Wy he proper department of the public service, to
pSensse horses for the Of said Regiment. Horses
or sac to the United States for this service
INFORM fully to the Revised Specifications in these
Ssra' w; Sound in all particulars; from Is to is
na hgh not less than six more than nine years
coor to be bay brown, black sorrel good squaie
hF bride wise and sz sufficient for the purpose
named for which fair prices will be paid.
'ol Preston and the undersigned will be at ST.
ITtnoGry' Caledonia Co., the 3Olh and 3lst, inst
s Isuay and Friday. At rton, in Orleans Co., on
ma IA 9TH TUESDAY and Wednesday, Of November
and ntrDy Line in said Co the 9TH and Sh (Friday
a'uroayl Tor the purpose OF inspecting and pur-
tuE uch suitable horses may be offered. Other
PAGES Of purchase may be hereafter designated
'''" 'ls notice wIi, Unnecessary, be gwen.
Capt. r. W. CLARKE.
2-.,.,., Asst. Q0artermaster Of Vols. L. =. A.
H''oFo, Oct. p, 1862. oc2itilluoy7
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s2V TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4O'CIOCK p. M

NV York, Oct. 81 The Tribune's special
uarrer's Ferry dispatch, daled the Goth, saws the
oitzensfrom Wincheter who came into our lines
today, confirm the previous reports that the
,ehels have evacuated that place, and fallen
ha,k towards Staunton. A cold, violent rain
80, in this morning and has lasted all dav. The
roads arc muddy and difficult.
The Times Washington dispatch says we
have intelligence from the South that the reb.
.ls have really determined upon the dangerous
rolicy of arniDg the negroes. F.. .- .-....,
In ATLANTA, Montgomery, and other cities
Il is said negro regiments are already organized
and supplied with weapons. A recent North
rarolina paper states that about 5000 blacks
ofbcered by whites, have been sent from camps
Of instruction to garrison forti6aations, and i'm
portant towns.
A Houston, Texas letter to the Grenada Ap-
ofal gives the particulars of the capture of Sa-
hne city. Our force consisted of the gunboat
Hatteras and two schooners. Our superior
force caused the rebels to spike their guns and
sracuate, when our force landed and took pos
session of the fort and town.
The rebels paid visit, $50 strong. to Manas-
sas on Friday and attacked a body of our men
numbering only 50 Our troops retreated with
lie loss Of Is men and officers taken prisoners.
aCapt. Conger of the Sd Va. cavalry, with 35
men who had been on scouting expedition
and was On his return met the same party OF
rebels
Capt Conger, attacked and dispersed this
kody. killing several members Of the 18Th Vir
cinia cavalry, and taking two prisoners.
In the engagement Capt. Conger was serious
" wounded, aud remained on the field over
niaht The whole loss Of Capt. Conger's party
yrs enc wounded and three prisoners.
CINcISNA1rJ, Oct. 26. Three inches of snow
fell last night.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CEHEESE MANS PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these pills the
-esut Of long and extensive practice They mild
in their operation and cartain in correcting all irregular
ties. Painful Mensruators, removing all distractions,
4hether from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the
side palpation of the heart Whites all ahec-
lions Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of in the treatment Of
those ire guarcS and distractions which have
signed 50 Eanv to premature grave. No female can
ency good health unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are he most eIecu.I remedy known for all coz
nIsnts peculiar to Females. 10 all classes they in
valuable inducing: with certainty, periodical regularity
They to thousands who have used them at diff
ferent periods throughout the country, having the sane
lion Of Of the eniuent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used with each box-the price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty to sixty pills
Pills sent BY mail, PROMPTLY, by RENTING to the Pro-
prieor. sold by S /. Redf=ld, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
F.pIrDCE, Montpelier, Agent,
h, b, HUrCHINS, Proprietor,
msyjfiy - Cedar ST., NV York
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The Confessions and EXpern
enCe OF am Invalid.

DCB1lSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning anG
caution to young who suGerfroE Nervous Debil
y, Premature Decay &C., supplying at the time the
means Of SefCure By who has cured himself afte
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quacke' By enclosing post paid addressed envel
pc, SINGLE COPIES the author, NATHAN
Ill MAYFAIR, Esd. Kies Co., N. Y.
march ,lSf y
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cFaaa0nt Central and SullF-
warn Railroads,
VrGthS Coin n GnrSh o5 IT.

trains Going South and East.
leave montpe,Ie - 4S Nj. II 55 A. NJ and 10 rs
M AL IRAN leaves Rouscs Point a, 451 40 81
49, pans AZ $50 A. M, Burlington us Am con.
q. ~ ME RIVER junction whit rains for an, from
Wells River, ST. .ohnsburv and In,letnn o "I' :, th
nortnoih hal'road for Boston, Lowell Worcesier Sc
anu connecting at Bellows Falls with cheshire R. R
Ga,d M vi ana WIN Vermont Valley Z. r for Spring
at TO- p. Ii. wing !" 4'o" iofN
, ExrHEss TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at sos AM fo,
burlington ana Northfeld Connecting at Burlington
with boats for Whitehall, &c "
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdenshu,c n, 10 an >,
hoht cal at 400 p Houses Point at g. 10 p M arry
rug a BOSTON at $40 M, connecting at Bellows FAILS
Wa IT, for Boston and Worcester and with
ana arriving in New York at 4 90 p. m
Trains Going North and West.
Leave mohtpelier al 05 A. M. 1885 A. NJ and so p N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston ut 731 M Via Lowe
Lawrence Lawrence or Fch6urg Leaves Springfield at IS A.
junction with Northern Il. r from B,ston nd with Pa
sumpsc H. r. for and from st. Johnsbury and ,ttctom
thriving al burlington at G.4t P. N and St Albans ut
80 p NJ, Ogdensbursh ESQ M, and Montreal at 10 80
P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM leaves Mortified At 2 90 "
treal. ~ ' al" -''n'
N'dH ExpREss Tnars lea YES Bellows Falls at Is pm
ne" YORK at 500 4. NJ, and from Cheshire x. r..
ieaVlns Boston at 100 P. Nj. connecting al
Nhlte River Junction with train leaving Boston at
2V9 P; NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
at $50 M, Rouses Point at 7 % A. NJ Montrea! at
lo,oo 4 NJ. and Ogdenshutgh 1910 P M connect ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West. N ~
trains uhning between Rouse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the Vest for sale a.
the principal stations.
c, .u -. ,, ,oo, MERRILL, sup't
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American 81 Foreign Patent
.H.. r. III. EDDY

IL. Ill. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.AT'ENT,S
Late Agent Of U. s Patent Office Washnetos upt,,
the Act OF 1887,
7e State street. opposite kilby ST., Hostor,
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of ,.
years 10 secure Patents United State,
-aiso Great Britain, France, and other foreign conn
ries caveats Specifications, Assgnme nts and all pa
Pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal en
and with despatch. Researches made into American ~
Foreign Works, the validity or utility of p
tents or other advice nderad
all matters touching the same Copies of the claims If
any Patent Furnished by remttng One Dollar. Assign
| ments recorded at Washin gtoH. "a.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through 1t Inventors have advantages for seeurn
patents, OF ascertainng the patenaby of in vention
unsufpassedby if not to any viii
can be oered them elsewhere The testimonials hello
gwen P Mn that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
n EN- @ the subscriber; and SUCCESS
is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ARII
ITY he would add that he has abundant reason To beey
and can prove that at other Office of the kind are tn
charges for professional services so moderate The mn
nense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him accumulate vast colI,ction NJ
specifications and official decisions relative to
These besides his extensive library of legal and mechan
Ga works and ul accounts of patents granted in the
ohed states nd Europe render him able beyond ques
on to eGer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey Washington to procure
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard MI Eddy as one of the most capable aud sue
cesyu practitioners with whom have had official inter.
CHAs. Mason Commissioner of Po4cntg
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot EMPLOY person competent and Trustworthy
ana more capable of putting their applications in form
10 secure iot them all eary aud favorable consideration
~ the Paseht Once LDMUND BURKE,''
. Late Commissioner of Patents.
" MY. X. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appll
cations, on al but one of which patents have been grant
cd, and that one is pending Such unnafl kab4
proof ct great talent and ability his part lends me tr
recommend ali inventors 20 apply him procure tei
patents, as they may be of having the most fathl
attention bestowed their cases. very reasonable
charges. Holm TAGG APp
During eight months, the sgbschel in Course Of hi,
lafEe practice, made, twice rejected APPLICATIONS
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de
cded in his favor, BY the Commissioner Of Patents
K. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 9, 1861. 30lfvI
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SECOND PAR
OF THE
AEs5ElSrp &esaw Hook.

Containing the WORKS Of Popular Songs that nave APP
with numerous other FNortes. Price II cents, on re-
caIpt Of which copies win be mailed, postpaid OLl' Elk
OLSON Il CO.,. Publil ers III Washington tree
stoo'n
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No. 10. Rhoums ism Cured. No. Is.
Call at Erred E, Smiths, agent and purchase box Of
Doct. Clifford Homeopathic Curativcs, for rheumatism
price 25 cents Sent per mail, by s. Burr Co Pos
,on or Philip Lee, 1856 William street, New York.
See that each box has his name on it.
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TEETH &C., TEETH

ha insert artificial teeth on Cold Silver, Pa,ipa and
ga al an cases ilrhlsh temporary sets free NJ co,t
anu kaaVlse all persons who have lad their tsh Cos.
bet,er 80 sporary set as it keeps The under law in
60; rnape several cases have come under M tnot;.a
I IN resiaenee in this place where the under ;a,c 10
act se''O"'y injured, by going without Temporary
sun renew my offer Of sa5 set for d ro.te, o a.
bss OF teeth on the rubber plate Thus far ba We
peSI unable to find an imperfect set ~ 'A' nave
inc leilowing letter will speak for i.a,t q, 4, o..
= . Lee, formerly.a resident of this place '0'
n, .f., CANTON n Y, June q 1870
DR. CeARars Dear Sir-I feel imnsIied ~ -, low.
sut oil your dentistry in my case wish N rec
triad 1 your work, especially your rubber ork ha We
NO. b unerent kinds, and much prefer the rubber
,ee,h lhlee years ago inserted an upner SET ~
ex.r ~ NY mouth on rubber plate and hi We worn IL
inc, o. eaten with it every meal, and now the plate is
ba ." soo as when new The fitting is admirable and
i, eHperenced no inconvenience whatever in vearin
l5 auays recommend ii TO my friends in p,e6rencs to
favor H. Wy experience is certainly aecidediy in
vii vi ahe Iubner hope my many friends in Vermont
I ava themselves OF your services as know Of no
- IN nose bands should prefer to trust NV tee IN
as simple justice. Yours rrm,v ''''i uhSoi'ci'ed'
- Us. LEE.
n, liner or Chloroform given i'm extracting a
NUMBER of teeth If required, "
" Bear in mind that onIy charge S.v.<ao
d cavity. for gold filling. use the best gold
uu warrant the hllings, as do my plate work When
CONVENIENT, persons from distance will please give mo
rev days notice. when they intend CONNIE tn me for
work. ~ "oi'ps W INC LOT
ID ONCE over Langdon's Flour Store. Montns,ier W
ON''oDN" JOHN NJ. COuEGYS
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A SUP
fkRER.-Published as q warning, and for the e pc
a benefit OF Young Men, and those who suffer with Ner
Vou' Debility Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &e.
ny one who has cured himself by simple means, after be-
put to great expense and Inconvenience, through the
use OF worthless medicines prescribed by learned Docers
ShSe copies may be had Of the author, c. AMBEBT
Esq., Greenpoint, Long Island by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
Si3}6m2 Greennoint. Long Island. NY.
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ma Liver Complants.-These medicines will cure the
most confirmed cases Of dyspepsia, aid disorders Of the
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we Iest Of fifty years experience They increase the
pPelNe In'gorate the stomach and purify the liver.
~ poHe complaints they equally eicacious, and Tor
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TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
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LECTURE BY DR. CuiVEkWEiL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of SpermGtorrhUa, Consumption.
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of Tie Body, Llssitude, Weakness
Of the Limbs and Back, lnispOsiton and Incapac-
ity for study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension.
Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
TiIidy, Self Distrus Dizziness, Headache, Affections
Of the Eyes Pmples on the Face, Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual n3a paCy the Consequences Of Youthful In
discretion, &c sc.
~ This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often se(-alicted evils may be re-
moved without medicine and without da gerous surgical
operations should be read hy every youth every
man in the land.
Sent under seal to any address in plain, seied en-
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by addressing ....
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

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