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The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28
SP PECIAL CES.
Diseases Of the URINARY Orrons

~ y. G. MOTT, NJ d., Operating and Consulting
surgeon and Physician attends exclusively to Dis
eases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs and Female
Complaints OF all kinds and the more obscure dis
eases OF The Pelvic Ncera, Piles Ruptures Hydro
cele, Naricoceie. Fstula Early Decline of Manhood
&c. Dr. NJ Keeps himself posted in all the improve
ments in the cure of Disease, made in this country
or Europe, and spares no expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE rg-ofiice s6
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ to 2
Z. NJ and s TO s L. NJ
Mrs. NJ who is thoroughly versed in the affective
ma aides of her sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oct3eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

Ship Huntress, 66I tons built in Bath in 1860 has
been sold in London for f4400 rc-coppered and thor
oughly repaired under average
Ship Hortense. $50 tons. built at Richmond, Me-, in
1856, has been sold in London for 1850.
Bark Orphan, built at Machas last summer by L
LongfeloW & Son, has been sold to parties In New
York Tor SlS000.
AZ sch W Congdon l49 tons built at Pembroke
ia 1851 has been sold for 5000 cash
Sch Antelope, leo tons register built in 1852. at
hennebunk. was sold by auction in New York, for
5000. cash.
superior ship of 300 tons called the Otis Nor
Cross was launched from the yard Of Joseph Clark
at Waldoboro ON the oath inst She is owned BY the
builder, aud is designed for the India trade
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MARRIED..

In this city Oct. 25th, by Rev. IL. Il. Abbot, Adam
Lemont and Miss Mary Jane Bowie both of this city.
In this city Oct 25th, by Rev. DIR. Shaiier, Andrew
w. Moore, of fremont, and Miss Almira j. Black
well, of this city.
In Boston Oct 23d, at Emanuel Church. by Rev, Mr.
Converse. of RoAbury. Joseph Brewer, Esq of
r., aud Mrs. Eliza IL MeCobb, of this city.
In Litchheld Oct 18th, Cyprian VI. Wentworth and
Miss Fannie q. Adams. both of l..
In Ellsworth Oct. Goth, Alvin A. Bartlett, Esq,
Register of Probate for Hancock County, and Maria
L. Blood OF Bucksport.
In Dover Me. Oct 9Th Rev. L. p. French of Cor
inth, and Miss Augusta Carter. OF Shirley
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

CHURCH POINT Ms - Br sch Camilla - 20 cords
wood, 20 otis pollock, bbls oil, bbls herring, to
Randall Son.
SroEDRGE NB-Seh Ceresco-3,000 box shocks,
20.O0 lathes, TO \ j Miller.
FREDERICkroN NIB - Br sch Ariel - 1000 box
shocks. to y j Miller.
ST ANDREWS NB-Br sch Jane-3500 box shocks
to y j Miller.
VIENNA MD-Seh Fred Sheerer DO tons oak
timber, to order
order.
Sch Ocean Rangcr-79,SOs # oak plank 5000 tree
nails to order
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28
Capture of Sabine City.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.
a Houston, Texas, letter TO the Grenada
Appeal gives the particulars of the capture of
Sabine City, Our force consisted Of the gun
boat Hatteras and two schooners.. Our supe-
rior fire caused the rebels to spike their guns
and evacuate, when our force landed and took
possession of the fort and town.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint
ments have been made since my last: Warren
Hunter, Steuben, Assistant Surgeon 10Th reg
iment; Jason Huckins, East Coriuth. Assist
adj Surgeon 9th regiment; Mattson c. San
born, South Berwick, I'd Lieutenant Compsny
D, 20th regiment. SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

sB- The Lewiston Journal saws ID. NJ. Aver.
Esq, of that town, agent Of the Bates Manu-
featuring Company, has received patent for
an improvement in the harness motion of pow
er looms.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28
Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct 26.
The official returns of the Ohio election
give Democratic majority for Supreme Judge
of $40 The democratic vote has Increased
$4,000 since last year. and the Union vote has
decreased 2S000. The total vote of the State
shows the falling off of $4,000 since the Presi-
dental election.
Three inches of snow fell last night
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28
Pine Land Company,

TUyHE Stockholders of the Tamisconta Pine Land
Il Company are hereby notified that special meet
ing will be held at the Prebe House, Oct. 3lst, (Fr-
day. at O'Clock Z. VI.
RUFUS HORTON,
THO>. K. JONES, Trustees.
y. U. CRAM.
oc24 til
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SPOKEN.

Sept 49, no lat. &c. ship William Writ fin Boston
via Valparaiso for san fIar cisco.
sept IS LAT 81, Ion 10 o. ship Mercury, French. I'm
New York for Havre.
ocl q, ar 40 U.s. Ion 29i. passed ship Unce sam
steering East
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The Highland Boarding school
for Boys,

IN BETHEL, MAINE.
rIyHE Winter Term of this School viii commence
i on the drst Tuesday in December and continue
eleven weeks.
The advantages for instruction excellent. and
are adapted TO the immediate wants of the pupil.
For further information application may be made
TO N T. TRUE NJ. A.
Proprietor and Principal.
October 2l, 1862 oc23 div
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BoARp.-A few Gentlemen, gentleman and
wife, can be accommodated with board at No 10
Wilmot Street. Terms reasonable.
Oct. 24-lw
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines. The steamers Tor from IiyerpooI call
queenstown, except the Canadian line which call a
Londonderry.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

GooD SPRING BED has become an almost ndis-
pensabe article, not only of comfort and necessity
with every family while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfuness beyond
question.
No invalid should be without one
As an evidence of ehe superiority of
CoREY'S "PREBLE" SPRING BED
over all Others, is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind.
October l, 1862. If
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

FOR MISUNDERSTANDING Eagle sails from New
York for Havana direct Nov. 5th.
steamship British Queen sails from New York Nov
10th for Havana via Nassau
PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama, and California
leave New York ON the LIST, llih, and 2ist of each
month.
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S-MR. WILLIAMS of Skowhegan. will lecture
in Sons of Temperance Hall. in trance, tomorrow,
at and O'Clock +. NJ.
Free social meeting at l0t A. NJ
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

Flour. Oil, Sugar, Teas, &c.
S00 BARRELS Indiana Family Flour.
cOO 500 Ohio Extra :"
600 :" l.. rtland Kerosene OIL
Lard and Whale Oil.
Mecca Lubricatng do.-a very
superior article for Machinery.
$50 Crushed. Granulated and Pow
dered Sugars
100 Z" Coffee Crushed do.
Hhds. Muscoyado do.
1000 Casks Nails.
600 Hall Chests 90. Tea.
200 Boxes Tobacco.
For sale by
HERSEY, FLETCHER & CO,
159 Commercial. corner Union Street.
ocls 3wd&w
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H A. LAMB, NJ D.,
Office, of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
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DIR. p. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returned TO Portland, and can be found at his Room
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday. August
18th where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. observation-disclosures 90
Each subsequent sitting at office. 80
City Patients, first Examination at residence. 2 so
Each subsequent visit at residence, e,......... 90
August l6, ls62.-tf .
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Notice..

- BARRELS Maekerel are now stored on my
- premises Grand Trunk House. on Fore Street.
Owners of said property requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges. and remove il immediately from
said premises. JAMES HERBERT.
oc25 dlws
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The Annual Meeting

OF the Association for the Relief of Aged Indi-
" gent Women" will be held at the Home" Is
Elm street, on Tuesday, Oct. 2sth, at o'clock T. NJ
oc25 ELIZA A. POTTER, Sec'y.
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rg-Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by lNHA
LATIoS, By C. MORSE NJ d.,
aulS 81 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Tuesday October 2s
Rises. s2s Sets. 45s Morns Sa7 Eren's 255
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

DESrIsrRy.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. PAL Com
gress Street. first door of lst Parish Church.
Portland, Me. aug7dly
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Rebel Raid at Manassas of
Winchester misunderstanding of the Slaves
IA
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BROKERS'. BOARD.

DRs. LOCKE s KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street, Portland, Ne augl5-1y
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer secor, Morse, Philadelphia by Cyrus
SturdiSant
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-28

Total. Sl60 40
Amount paid by order of the Presi-
dent, S160 40
S. c. DODGE, Treasurer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
Aid for Feeble Churches.

Mr. LangworaY, Ia, Secretary u tie Congre-
cati0uaI Union, poke ut Mr. Lord Caurca in
Montpelier last sl5u.l morning, ami to.uvho
brayod the storm to attend were very much iata-
rested in the SUBJECT which he 50 graphically,
simply and ior.aly presented Tbs Society
which Nr. Llpgaorthy y, efficiently represents
gives Ute efforts aiding small and needy church,
es in the erection Of thcig GIso sanctuagies Il
gives tins aid in .ams from fifty to three hun
dred dollars, and occasionally as large a sum as
ay1 hundred dollars. Nothing, however, is ey-
et gwen t. aid in the erection Of a church un-
less t viii pay ,ha last bills and leave the church
free from iacumbance. 10 IS most frequently
called upon to help societies in the West, where
the population is scattered and the church small,
in the recent settlements that have been planted
all over that land Of prairies. Mr.. / is solicit
ing donations for the Society, AVID represents
that, while It's receipts are very much lessened
this year, tie calls upon it fol aid have been
doubled Neregret that the driving and drift
ing snow should have made the congregation 50
small, as wearo sure that no one who heard the
speaker could ail to respond generously to thi'
call for aid. 1t isn't charity, but a duty, ioi
those who have comfortable and commodou'
houses OF worship, to give OF their abundance
to help erect these temples for those who have
none, and, unadcd by such contributions, vii
have none. Il. we cannot give Tor any higher
motive, we ougat to make liberal investment
in these bcstayncies Of humanity and progress
aud civilization We are glad to know that al
opportunity VIII be offered to all disposed to al,
the work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
General Richardson.

OeIIJ4l4 4bCii "4G'uA'
We conv below. from the Chicago Times, a
- - C.,..,I ,o,r G.,orJ R,oL,ra.on
~
Oh Michigan, ana naive Oh Vermont Ine
Chaplain OF the 9th VT Regiment, relative,
We believe. Of Gen. Richards op. writing from
,...,.; .,.....l,,, ill.,, IGt,, i,st sav.,-
~
" Gen Richardson Is 70 suc.3cu ''"' 'uil"''
IN command Of a division Has gone 10 Ma
n,sss. to.d,v to take eJmmlnd. lie has some
......... i:r.,., ,,.,l Gan
'i'"5 - W ''0"' '''N "il
eral
Coll. B. Richardson. Of tho Second MICH.
can InG.nfry VIII, commanded ID brigade in The
batile of Ban Ram and the sk;rm.sues which
Drceoded II. and VINO fls distinguished himself
ny the pL,iu. short. and bosGe.,-lbe report Of
hin oooratols. quita Is much aa By bis bravery
in the field. is a native OF ermont, and i SAID to
be Il descendant OF lAe revolutionary hero Gen
p,tnan Ueisnuan ~ massive frame, with
the trpc iron.lke expression Of The men OF the
Green Maintains. d. usaaly Quiet mlnucrs ana
unureteutjogs address. He was educated at
West Point. and served nearly twenty years in
the army Of the United Statoe, which ne left
with the rank Of bhjora ehor. time since -
His experience as a fighter has been very great.
During tha Mexican war he distinguished him
self in nearly every important battle and, per
hars received more bteyets than any other Off
Ger Of his rank He was known IN the army
by the sobriauet " Fighting Dick. and it was
SAID Of him by an olic1r-himcIf greatly dis
tlnguisbed for brayery--under whom he served
that " Richardson neycg appeared well out OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

CoNFscAuW The following relative to the
disposition Of lonfscation bills was IN the news
from Washing of the 2Oth inst.
The bills ana .csolutions, against which the
House committee ON the judiciary reported adj
yersely to-day, arc II in number, providing for
the contiscatoa1f rebel property, and had been
reieared to them from time 10 time. Mr., lick
man made a report proposing 10 substitute for
the bill, and re. utions tie following
Whereas, The power OF Congress under the
Constitution to authorize the contiScauon OF the
property OF pcrons engaged in armed rebellion
against the United States, grading in said rebel
lion, is doubtful, and the power OF the EXecu'
tive 10 &C, in tn premises IS ample
BE- a enacted That the President should use
all means not inconsistent with the laws OF wal
which in his Judgement may be deemed nec,ssl-
ny, to crush REBELLION. including the secure and
final disposition Of all the property, real and
pereonal, Of thc,e engaged IN armed rebellion
against the go,unment or aiding IN such re-
belion, including slaves, and that IN the opIn'
ion Of Congress decided measures on the par'
Of the Executive have become necessary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

{ is already ir,,ged-Iike Roger himself
-
m,. A..
Avn" LINZ o. l'AD'; - - pa W.
." auto. 't tE II 'u9 'e" 4~ i'" vnus 0g-
~ n'" los''o'' "a 'u' 'eDei ','l9 oli
'''v',,''''' saiu " '' ''''' '''' " ''''"'i'''y
,'yL
.,;o u ,u;, EXAMINATION 81 4 correct naP Oh H.
t'" w., $40" V'l' u1'' - le"'a' """I' tilnl-
10y Tween uoIop"s'.l'' 'uuc'l'H ana AlA-
'' ','v''o' as :, ogio'i'o 2'''oU9 ~ lFohV
v'g i's'c' Is h0'l nun - lIo"t y ','9 'orA'F
- Va P''"n fIFer' INe OauN' % I"o I@'OeF are
',''i0 oI.Ha''0" 80 me- ~ Dun 'to''' out
~ o''o'''n 's.I' ! 'ai9g' "" uoVPer, beI"eoh
70 I've 'uau fi'F l 0o'uyi1f ms ''l' sGII1oe
~ Jou"'Fy p ni'ly Wv ''l,' 'eluS l''' IN
Wan"s '0' l'' .''''.,o'' 80 ''oso ~ i'"''' u
.i,''i p@ Ihi'sI' ''g %no'c county between
Nh, 't'h,'''A @uu ~ lD'n t',1's VI 'h'
49, -''a 'le l'fN' van pony ana NoFI" anna
,l, e,ta1 se o}"g'' is my 'i' o.oHeI 'q''F-
er3,, A''ou 'or ucenc - = o9'eIeu "i'u oenso
iI,@, w. u many "'eI ""iou WIZ iirP'uc
III, m;TH'1'y ppe9alion' y l"rse e4'en'' heSe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

BuCXSER IN GOOD nUM0R.--Thc rebel general
Buckner, now occupying state departments in
Fort Warren, has evidently not become so sober
ed by his change from Fort Donelson to his
present position as to lose all his vivacity. lie
desires lively newspaper, and has written the
following letter ordering one:
"To The cditors Of The Lousrihe Journal
FoRr WARREN, Mass, March A. 1862.
Gentlemen Amongst other luxurlcs of
which have been deprived since my imprison-
ment is the pleasure Of perusing those chaste
aad refreshing notices with which, for some
time past, your paper has honored me; and
although in my progress through the North
have met with many attempts on the part OF the
press at an imitation OF your peculiarly ieliclt-
GUS style OF misrepresentation, have found none
to equal the original. | am, therefore, under
the necessity OF applying to the fountain head
| enclose two dollars for which please send me
your country daily, to the following address
Gen. 5. b, BucKNER,
Care Col, j. Dimick,
Fort Warren, Mass.
r. : Since writing the above, our ire nj
Co. X. W. Hanson has reached this celebrated
resort, and desires me 80 add that the present
of demijohn of whisky. which he learns you
have promised him, would never be more accep-
table than at this tmc--the locality aud the
latitude, as well as the sentiments Of our neigh
borS up the harbor, holding out most tempting
Inducements to cultivate a taste !Or that delight
iul beverage. As Il matter of caution, however,
i he urges me to add, that he hopes, ii the liquor
be of good quality, you will not venture to taste
/ it. as he might thereby incur much risk in los
ing II altosether--a priyation which, however
agreeable to yourself, would be attended with
serious Inconvenience to himself, during the
/ prevalence Of the prevailing nor casters.
S.B."
In publishing this cpislle the Journal says
We are glad the bagged rebel is in such
good humor, iIo evidently feels a great deal
more comfortable now than he has felt Tor many
: months, and hence from being Sulleu and mo
rose, he actually undertakes to laugh and Jest.
: Perhaps he experiences u sense OF relief on ae-
count of being quGrlered in sale retreat,
where hostile blyonets CLEAN not nor hostile
bullets sing and whistle and yet how he can
manage To employ his time without weariness
where there are no bridges or locks or dams tC
. blowup, no railroads 20 destroy, no wagons To
seize aud confsclto, no horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs to steal, is really more than we con con.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
Friday, March 81.

NFNAIEs
Mr.. Hale introduced a bill to provide an equit-
able settlement OF the account of the officers
and saO;s OF the ffigate Congress aud other
vessels; passed
fhe bill to establish National foundry, was
taken up.
Mr. Grimes moved It's reference to special
committee of five, together with the bill Tor au
arscnal and armory at the West.
HOUSE.
The House passed the bill securing to pilots
engineers, sailors aud crews OF gunboats their
pensions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

Fort Pillow, 5 miles above Mcmp his, is re-
ported TO be very strongly fortified having 100
guns. 0bstructnns and piles were placed IN
the river on the Missouri side to compel our
gunboa;s to ruu under the batteries On the Ten
nesseo shore. bu, the freshet has swept away
these conrimncs Randolph, 60 miles above
Memphis, is Fad to be deIenseless, as well as
Memphis itself All of the ioundrles and ma
chine shops of Memphis were removed INTO the
interior some time since. There lsa great guam
thy OF sugar andmolasses there. IL y tlerced
high on the leyee, bluffs, andall available space
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

have child that was attacked with Nembranon-
Ctouu We yavc her pr. y. g. hitcs, EiNcr. and 10
The surprise OF all it gave her immediate reiet
XOPuAR NINION. East Rethe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED.

THIS ceriaes tlct ~ g. WAtes Pulmonary EhSir
has been used m my miy ~ cases Oh 'ever' colt' At
tended wth sore throat and in- been found feilaAe
medicine IN "a - oases.
REV. j. ". WOODWARD, Weston d, VI
have used nr Whites Pulmonary Elixir ~ mt Jam
" .ortwo years, and lave Sound 10 thr oe.t meditht
have ever used .ot Cough,, tnli., and Sore Throat
FpG3K MECH, Shdburue.
I have used e In rt '7m,f sud INA 1t "a eNce'ea
remedy for Cough ami to'd'.
tr. It's UOl BOOK, Burhpgpt
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Trrlas Eolns enuth nnd md.


leave ho1tpeii" - 10 a. ST.. . 900 p. 49, HHd I'D %
If At lINtN leaves ST. Aibnus no H25 AM. UIiugjuG
VI 900 81, connecting al White River Juuci with
trains tor aUd from Wells River ST. JohrstHry asi 1-
cesicr. SC, and connecting "a Fellows Falls wiki bUsH-
ne Il. r. Tor BOSTON and with Vermont valley q Il tot
Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving "a New
York M l0l5r. ".
AeeoMop,rteN TRuS leaves Rouscs Point az 615 4. 81
lor Burlington and Nouhhrld.
Nom EVrprss TRAM leaves Ogdpushutua nj 1850 A. A..
Monueala at 30 NJ. HOUSES Point at IN p s arriY
ing at Burlington at 925 r. ", IN losona SAD u,
Meeting 20 Bellows Fats with theshr X. log Boston
and Worcester and with Vermont Valley z il for Spring.
geld and New Haven aud arriving IN New YORK at 30
2, NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at3 0s an s45A T. aud 500 o. y.
Man TnAtS leaves Roston al 1904 NJ. VIA. Lowell.
Lawrence W fi;chbure Leaves Springfield at 7.s5A NJ
Fellows tals at l22i connecting no Wine Liver
Juncti with Northern X. Il from Boston nG with Pa
sump-ic r. A. Tor aud lom St Juhnsbuty aud Lrriou
arriving a Burlington at 200 aud 81. Adams "a -
40 p. ~, and ludpe
ACcoMsepATtuN rRAIN leaves Mortified nj 3 p h. 81.
and Burlington al lO3i 4, NJ. for Rouses Point and Mon.
ueal, arriving Al burlington al lac and NJ Montreal
) 90 pm,
N,aue EyrREss TpuN leaves peows Falls nt6l5Pw.
rcevlr9 passengers from Vermont Valley r. 4. leaving
New York AT S.n0 A. w. and from Cheshire H. H. cnnnpc.
ing nj White River Junction with train leaving BpsOn at
| 3 IN. via Lowell Lawrence. leaves White River
Junction st l53 NJ, arriving at Burlington Al 5 p
W, RO1ses Point At 10 =. NJ Montreal Al 1000 A. NJ.
and opornshuifh ai9OO , NJ, connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago ana the West.
sleeping cars a re attached to buth the night tpr
Mains uhning between Rouse's Point and ilnston.
Through Tickets tot Chicago and 10, Nes of sale o.
shs pSlneipal siSlion,
e MERRILL, sAp'L
~ Adams, VI, Jan 5, ls62.
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lllnnaArn. VI IAN 3. l.n

lliGugATR, VT. Jan 2. FNN
NJ lrte boy had violent attack OF Group last wrcs
We cured him In thirty minutes ht free Use of llr
n \Stite's EliXir WV. MARTIN. merchant.
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celyo Wehopo he ilcnishtcn asupon this
point in his next opiste
AS Tor Roger Hanson message to us, it -hail
OF course be- attended 10. We did promise
Roger some fine whiskey, and it is On hand -
II IS already ugged-hkc Roger himself.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
Vermont Central and Suili~
VAN SaiirOade.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday,, January ,b, lS52
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
rEIRTY.sLVENTE CONGRESS.

SENATE,
The House passed the senate Joint resolution
that il any au'c during the present rebellion
shall make anyaHrolTi4uons 10 pay the yolnn-
lla!s OF That state, the Secretary OF War is au-
thorized TO accept the same and cause II to be
applied by the Paymastar General to the pay
meat designated by the Legislative ACT making
the appropriation, Ia the same manner as APP
propIj4tlo ~ act D. Congress, and oiso make
any regulations that may to necessary Tor the
disbursement and proper application Of such
FUNDS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
RNASnMApr.P pRTrES

TO the peopl' Of Montpelier and adjoining towns
@iah TO say am wen prepared to perform any operate
m Dentistry, at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
HOUSE
HDbSL,
The EIousereslmed the tax bill.
Thursday, March 20.

Thursday March 20.
SENATE
The pint resolution IN relation to the claim
"a Marshal O. Roberts, for the loss of the steam
or Star oil the West, was passed.
Mr. Trumbull reported back the joint reso-
luton for the corporation Of the States in ac-
cordanco with the Presidents Message, with a
recommendation Tor its passage
The bill recognizing the Navy Department
was taken up.