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The New York herald., 1862-02-20

CoURsE OF SIX LECTURES TO AID IN PAYING
" oil the floating debt of the
CHURCH or THE REDEMPTION,
In East Fourteenth street
SIXTH AND LAST LECTURE
or the Course will be superseded by mixed
consisting of Songs Scenes Recitaons and limitations IN
great variety, by that distinguished artist,
MR. CUSffMAN,
Who will be assisted In the musical parts by Miss Bennett
singer Of emincncc
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 81, 1862, at O'Clock
In the Lecture Room of the chirch opposite
DENY oil Music.
Tickets 20 May be had nj 9i East Thirteenth street
% Third avenue or at the Evangelical Society Rooms Bible
House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
uESRy II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II LEEDS & CO. viii sell auction, on THURSDAY Feb
Do at III O'Clock, at the saesroom, No IS Nassau street.
cial and pcremptory sale OF class Wines Bridis
.egars &C. all OF which guaranteed accong 10 sanul
and description being the baancs mporiatous and sel
tions OF an old jolting and importing late In m.
Southern trade. We sold part of this IN Oaobel
November and December, which entire satisfaction
purchasers. II includes fine Old pale dark Bran
dies. Shcrres of many ~ tho leading brands Maers
Ports Gin Whiskey, &C. In casks and demi uns Bsauith
,Tricochc Co.'s Brandy, 1854, IN old Porto Rico
pure Apple and Antigua Rum, Chanpagnes, Carcts ocss
dc also the balance consisting oi about 2g
dozen each exported by the London and Pennsuar Wine
Company via Montreal under their private brand and
label consisting their finest grades, Via Don Pedro
cira royal gold superior and brown and pale Sheres
superior Old Port, very choice Wild Cherry Brandy,
tells old Imperial Brandes, Gin. Rum and Whiskey Also
few dozens OF choice old blue Seal Port and dozens
sd ruckcrman Pale sherry from the Tuccrman estate IN
Bosto few casks VI pale sherry Of arrobe each
tabou gallons cach), original packages Persons wishing
n supply for private Use find reliable or de-
sabc Positively other goods admitted Also the balance
spf about 72Ow tine Havana Scers consisting OF Concha
Kcssa narnuehs Condrcs, Operas Mlllar Communcs, Me-
ia Kegaa Prrnsados Nc, &c OF the following celebrated
brands VIZ Uabanas Figaro Don Qusote sancho Panza
Lima Lena, Abaere, Columbia Brttanca. Union, Rosa.
Henry Clay and others mostly In tenth boxes Also the
tire balance of fine Plantation, Ia barrels OF mile
HENRY d. MINER AUCTIoNEER sAI.EsRooM 81
- nassau street. opposite the Post oulce.-MINEl So
MEkvILLE VIII sell at auction. Thursday, February 20
~ O'Clock, III ont OF their alcsroO, 81 Nassau street
gray Horse I've old about 10 hands high sound and
tn. lhAtr.a II.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

ID I. HAZELLl AUCTIONEER.
III. By WHITTEMORE HAZELIA, store l5S Broadway.
UNITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell at auction, on
SATURDAY, February 22.
at IL O'Clock at the Phenx Yard brooklyn by order and
the direction OF Mesrs. E. H. Owen and Henry Ii. FL
liot United States Prize Comm sslOners,
The entire cargo OF brig SARAH STARR, comprising
1883 bbs Spirits Turpentine,
Isl bbs Crude Turpen!ine.
420 bbs R0sin,
29S lbs. Beeswax
One box Hardware.
Terms cash.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

J. BLEECkER, SON h CO., WILL SELL THIS
~ day. at IL O'Clock, at The Merchants Exchange close
an estate House and Lot No % West Forty street
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue; three side
Of street between Third and Fourth avenues;
Lease of lots No 4S9 Broadway and No 4 street.
with the Buildings and improvements thereon. Also House
and Lot No 80 West Twent! sixth street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

DaILIP r. WILKINS AUCTIONEER.-TO CAPITAL
L. iss-Peremptory sale OF valuable Store Properly on
Fulton street By ord OF asssnee-PiiliIp R a. MiLkiNS
will sell auction. Thursday Feb 20 1852 at IL O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants Exchange by order OF T. W. Strong
assignee the valuable Lot Land with the ourstory brick
Sv thereon situated norhcrly side of Fulton
nex to the corner of Broadway, and known as No ISL
Terms Maps be had the oe OF the assignee
IS Nassau street, or the auconeer 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

FORECLOSURE SALE OF TENEMENT HOUSE On
Twentynnth street, between Tenth and Eleventh
MUGS on Friday February ~ s5s at IL O'clock Mcr
chants Exchange subject first mortgage of SiO Rent
roli $500 per annum See handbill the house.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

IL IL LIT DLOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLOTH
~. thing, &c auction, by order OF Isaac Henderson,
Navy Agent-E. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell auction on
"Wednesday Feb 21 at ~ O'Clock the Navy Yard Brokyn
by order OF Isaac Henderson, Navy Agent troy!sionsA
large quantity OF Bread. Beef Pork Flour Rice Sugar
Coffee Han Molasses and IS 5 pounds good Cheese abo
lished from the navy rations. Clothing, c-Pea Jackets
Hound Jackets Jumpers Trowsrrs, Oveshrs Undcshrs
Gaps SHOES also auantty of Nankeen sheens saitnct
Bankes &c Small Sores-A quantity of Tobacco Bees
wax, Clothes and Shoe Brushes. Handkerchief Knives
COMBS, @c list of which bc Office Of the
a,ictionccrs, No. 3 Pine street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

DAWNBR0KER'S SAIE.-wATCHES AND JEWELRY.
l. A NJ. Cai >rALAk, anctoneer % Bowery, will sell
FRIDAY Eco 2l a. lO% O'clock large assortment of
god ami silver Watches Chains. Pins E,rrinas Brace is.
Brooches Chains d amond Jewery DC. order Of Abn.
Goodman 81 Cen.r. street
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

A RTIF1C1AL BONE ENAMEL FILINGS, 50 CENTS. =
IA Restores without pan) badly decaycd and tender teeth
TO their original beauty aud usefulness. Beautiful
anted sets OF ARTIFICIAL Teeth gold, patna silver rub.
her 81 TO x2U Painless extracting without choroorn
electricity freezing. Oice 0l Twenty aecond street
DIR. LUTHER. gr.. Dentist.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
vyrTy THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY ON ppIv,

WHY THROW. AWAY YOUR MONEY on PRIVATE
w dentists, when you get positively the very brst
Artificial Teeth and than half your money! Our
Teeth have taken premiums nearly a the Stnrs aud in
Europe Beautiful Sets for So American Teeth Company
Dentists 3S4 Bowcry We have also the agency M ih,
United States Prof Blrres Tooth Ache DuIa sure aud
speedy cure ihs terrible maay and neuralgia In is most
aggravated FORMS Sent by mail on receipt of price, % ccus;
postage cents.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
NDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTI ,NIEE.
w SUPERB HOUSEHOLD ENI.NITrRE

!
BY EDWARD SCIENck. this day, February 90 Mt II
O'Clock at his sacsroom J5 and lj7 broadway one Of t.
elegant elisa cred
comprising elegant rosewood Paror Suits
Dcs; black walnut Library Dining SUITS IN rep,
superb rosewood Brdsseas Burca IS VI
stands and Commodes d.. in black walnut finished ia o;
superb cwood and black walnut Armoirea-tiac. and
Wsrdrob elegant Secretary and Library bookcases superb
marble E,cgercs and Bullets Extension Tables
and black walnut Centre Tables, Hall Racks Tables and
Chairs, and other elegant Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

DR. C. A WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ Whole SETS 50, So, $40, $40 and upwards; warranted
every point. Teeth llcd with gold, cents TO al Al
work nj half the prices charged elsewhere Onces IA Bon,
street, aud 7l7 Arch street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

9 Al. BOGART, AyCTIoNEERs:-THIs DAY, AT IL
-. O'Clock 81 East TwentYhird street. Lexington
avenue-Mortgase Sale Household Furniture consisting Of
mahogany Paror Suit Rocking and Easy Chairs Gas CnaR
delers marble Centre Tables Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Oilclohs rosewood Eesercs marble Dressing Bu
reaus enumecd Washsans Sofa Bedscads. Curtains and
Cornces, Looking Glass, mahogany and Cottage Bescads,
Hair Mattresses Beds aud Bedding. Dining r0omExenson
Dining Table. Chars, Crccsery and Glassware; Kitchen
Furniture and Utensils. n BA deposit viii be requir-
ed from all purcha Catalosue morning OF sale.
MICHAEL SMITH, Attorney for Mortgasee
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

SALES AT ACCTIIN.
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEEE.
IA REGULAR SALE OF STOtKS AND BONDS
ALBERT H. NICoI.Ay
VIII sell ia day tThursiayJ, Fec u,
At l2H clock, az tbs
MERCHANTS ENCuAN
40 shs Hope ms Co. ....S5J 10 shs .o- 'ns.. 500
50 Citizens Gas I.ight ts % ~ American IS
"a Commerce Insnrance 100 SiIving lsapK.. -.
40 Northwestern Ins % ~ Imp. 4 tsats Irs MJ
10 American Ex Bank 100 Il Merchants tx. BaaA, ~
so Wlliamsb Gas Light LOO Al Kxchange Fire ms ~
is Knckerbocker Co 100 l0,irandS& NewtnRR 100
DO Adratic Insurance.. % ~ Gernlanii Life ms So
.25 Phenix Bank. %
S395 Mercantile Mutual Sctl 81 1850.
SS5 Sacramento City and County per sent bonds
10000 Caawissa Railroad per cent chatle mortgage
Next regular sale on Mon ay feh "a the Merchants
Exchange ALBERT II. SIC0LAY. Aucu)aee-
Rea. Estate AUD Sock Broker
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

EoREcL0sURE SALE tsHERIfFs)-No. q WEST
II Forty-nth street r. brtary 2j lSGz Attention IL called
the positive sale OF above House nd Lot -four sof
'front.' .DxLQx0O5 Sale Merchants Exchange
February 2, 1852 at Il ocuckM For apply j. r.
MITCHELL J2 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

NJ DOUGHTY, AuoTIoNEER-WILI. SELL THIS
NI. ia AZ l0Is O'Clock. sa.esroom S5 Nassau rect
Hoas hid Furnitrc, sns Of Brussels and vev Car
pets Parlor Suits Centre Tales Bookcases Extension Dim
lug Fables Dining Chairs Bullets Dressing Bureaus WASH
stands Bedseads, Hair Mattesses Feather Beds Ward
robes Cutlery. Crockc.y, Glassware, Blankets Bedd ng
Also donbe bsrrelled English Fowling Piece. Also two
rosewood Bi.Ard Tabes. Tae whole ~ peremporily
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

IL COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LAICE SALE OI
II finished and unfinished Cabinet Furniture iogcthe
with all kinds Of goods suitable for the trade This ia!
(Thursd,y) mt 10s o'clock, NJ lI Fuon street.
large sale of both Furniture. and large rose
wood mahogany and black wanut Paror and volair
chair, ready Tor covering This IL portion OF the stock
one of our best manufacturers and can be relied upon
the time all other kinds of Furniture Biar,
Table Carpets, Oiicloths, &C., &c Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

EONsTABLE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
-, non VIII sell on Thmrdny February 20 1867 At No
Boiler Maker and acksmhs Tools, consisting Rollers
lot of new and old Iron A. SPRINGSrEEN, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

VXTM WOLF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 JACKSON
w street. will SELL Thursday Feb. 20 at 1O4 O'Clock
the whole Furniture of the second of house 81 Mercer
street. containing five rooms consisting Of fine French
Suits Carpets, Curtains. Window Shades, Oil Paintings Tai
bes Chairs Lounges Wardrobes Clocks Bedteads feather
Beds Oilcloh Stoves and all Cooking Utensils &C. Sale po
si.ive.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

UCTION NOTICE.-TEADE SALE OF EARTHEN
IA ware, French and Am rcan Flint Glassware by ROBT
HAYD0ck on Thursday Feb a at 10 o'clock AT Ms sales
r00m Ol Liberty street, four months creditl0D
White Granite, Common and PRINTED Ware; cases best
French Flint Gassware 50 style Bohemian
ware AOO packages American Flint Glas
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

g 81. BOGART, AUCTIONEERs.-sA sATURDAY, FEB.
-. D. at 10% o'clock, at tie auciion No. North
William street, mortgage sale of Household Furniture
sisting o mahogany sofa Lounges, Tables Chairs Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Oicioths, Bureaus Wassans Look
ing Glasses, Bedseads, Beds and !;ea,r. Kitchen Furn-
tuie, &C. CHARLES L. WATTS Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

q HERMAN, AUCTIONEEE-wIIL SELL ON FRI
- day Feb. 81 Ii ocloc S5 East Thirty fifth street.
mortgages SALE the contents OF BAKERY consisting of
Troushs Baking Pans r al Boxes and Baskets. Counters
Glass Fixtures Show Cases; also Horse WAGON aud
Harness. &C. To he sold without for cash. BY order
Of CHR. +. KLENCK Attorney for Morigagee.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE fILLING.-ACilINd TEETH, OH
~ shells be lled ana preserved by the
his rooms 500 Broadway, where may be had
the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder and Lotion, the only
harmless articles known for keeping the teeth white and the
gems healthy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
The Proposed Guerilla Warfare
From the Memphis Avalanche, April %

The press in every part of the land is urging
the organization OF companies to engage IN par
| tisan warfare exclusively. AS the enemy pushes
i, his columns tar into the Interior we must make
| il cost him SO much that he will BIZ deferred
from continuing his operations. III he senu Il
provision train from one point to another, ne
must send small army to guard 1t Or lose lhe
larger part OF it. Instead OF squads he Will
have to send brlgadCs tor toragng.
Not knowing wien troop OF cavalry Will
sweep down upon him, capturing horses and
mules, and destroying wagons, he VIII nave to
keep every point douply guarded. But 1t ao'il
no! do TO a0aat tor The enemy TO get possession Of
the country deJore teU Of these companies are
orqanl2td 1t is ii fatal delusion W suppose
that the unarmcd, dieofganlzed population Will
rise e.. mdSSe, ana get behind every tree ana
under every bush to lire upon column march,
ing upon the hig hway.
those who wlll not risk their precious life in
a well ordered battle, will BIZ the last to expose
themselves IN this doubly perlous service. Par
tlsan warfare, especially requires cool head.
strong arm and brave heart but all these avail
nothing without united and concerted action.
But there must be one head To plan what
hundred hands shall execute. Hence, IN giving
COMMISSIONS to captains to raise companies OF
this KIND, 1t Is expressly stipulated that 1t shall
be al independent company, unattached to any
battalion or regiment. Important as is tins arm
OF the service 1t would be best to have but
lew companies independ-n in their operations.
Hence the War Department. very Judlcously
grams but lew OF these commissions. We have
been informed there arr but tour Or five in the
Mississippi valley.
1t is complimentary to our city-though but
.just-,hat one oi these should be held by one of
our fellow citizens. Capt. E. K. Parter ull-
doubtedly is commissioned to raise and muster
into service company OF this kind. Our young
men before entering any other arm Of the SER
vice should call upon him, learn his views and
plan of operations, and what inducement he has
to offer any to become attached to his command.
We submit to our fellow citizens if it Is any
thing but right to share with him the expense
of arming and equlppiag the brave young men
who are pecunarlly unable to provide for them
selves. Contributions of horses, money or cot
ton will be judiciousIy appropriated. Do not
wait to be solicited personally.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
The morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office.
$500 per year, or S ,25 for three months, to
village acknowledgements delivered at their
aouses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited G. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
" IT is More Blessed" &c.

Give as the morning that flows out of heaven;
Give as the waves when their channel is riven /;
Give as the free air and sunshine are given;
Lavishly, utterly, jcyfully give,
Not the waste drops of thy cup overfowng,
Not the faint sparks of thy hearth ever glowing,
Not pale bud fir om the June roses blowing,
Give, as He gave thee, who gave thee to live.
Pour out thy love- like the rush Of river,
Wasting its waters forever and ever,
Through the burnt sands that reward not the giver
Silent or songfu, thou nearest the sea-
Scatter thy life the summer showers pouring
What if no bird through the pear-rain is soaring
What If no blossom looks upward adorng
Look to the life that lavished for thee
So the wild wind strews its perfumed caresses,
Evil and thankess the desert it blesses,
Bitter the wave that its soft pinon presses,
Never it ceaseth to whisper and sing.
What if thy hard heart give thorns or thy roses?
What if Oh rocks thy tired bosom reposes?
Sweetest the music with minor keyed closes,
Farest the vines that ruins will cling
Almost the day OF thy giving is over
Ere from the grass dies the bee haunted clover,
Thou wilt have vanished from friend nd from lover
What shall thy longing avail in the grave?
Give the heart gives whose letters breaking,
Life, love, and hope, all thy dreams and thy waking
Soon heavens river, thy soul fever shaking,
Thou shalt know God and the gift that He gave.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
HARpER's MAGAzINE.-New York HARPER

HARpER's MAGAzINE.-New York: HARPER
Il BRoTuERs.
The May number has been received, with
its full compliment Of illustrated and readable
articles, for which this work is already Justly
celebrated. Table of contents as follows:
American Historical Trees, with Ilustra.
tious-A Dangerous Journey. Part l with
Observation-Disclosures are Nerves also illus
tratcd-Cotilde and the CONFERENCE.-The.
trcss and Maid, A Household story
Pinches from Scotch Mull-Orley Farm
Valentine Mott-EarIy Observation-Disclosures
Versus Force-The Boldero Murder-The
Adventures Of Philip-Monthly Record of
Current Events-Edior's Table-Editor's
Easy Chair--Forcign Bureau - Editors
Drawer-On Man, with Illustrations Fash.
ions for May.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Mails in Montpelier,

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes OF ''4' o. ~
ryies at 5Ij p m. nd,
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at S.4o p H. AZ
at 9.l5 a. nj. aN
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New York closes
O'Clock, p. NJ. - .--,.,,.,r,
All matter for these mails must be IN me o~'' ''
dime of closing, TO go the same day. .,..,,3,c
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays Anu ,.rl
at S.l5 a. m departs same day on srn'Ai
ern. ,s,p
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at III w p ms
daily at 100 q. IN. .,,,l,,.
DASvILLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays III" .,,ct
ats O'Clock, a. m. departs same days ~ ''
p. m. ,r,,a,yss
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays anu in
$50 r. IN. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays anu
Mt 9.45 n. III. vo,dsyi
HYprpASK, by Worcester and Emore' a''" ..me ~
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p. m. depA''
Barton. ssar
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays '' Of
days At 100 p. m. leaves alternate days 0"
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week
'' A' " ''' JAMES O. rREScu'h'
Montpelier, Nay 1881,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

ARE THEY NOT MEN AND BRETHREN p
Te negroes OF the District Of Column re-
cieve their gift Of freedom at the hands Of
Congress with devout gratitude, and behave
much more like Christian men than their mas.
ters. They held a meeting in one Of their
churches on Monday week, at which they
passed the following resolutions -
Resolved, That we return our most de.
devout thanks to Almighty God, who, in His
great wisdom and mercy, has governed and
controlled the current of the events of time.
so as to bring us of this District that dearest
of all earthly Reconsideration. And
that we first offer to Him the true homage oil
grateful hearts for this sacred and invaluable
blessing
Resolved, That by our industry, energy
moral department and character, we will
prove ourselves worthy OF the confidence re.
posed in us- making US Tree men.
Resolved, That to the citizens Of the Dis.
trlct Of Columbia we give sincere assur.
ance that, as in the past we have, as a people,
been aw-abiding, so in the future We shall
strive with might and main to be every way
worthy of the glorious privilege which has
now been conferred upon US.
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
and endeariug thanks to the Congress Of the
United States, and to his Excelency Presi-
dent Lincoln, and to our irieuds generally, and
especially to those who havo been the active
instruments in consummatinu this long prayed
for result
Resolved, That we recommend setting apart
Thursday. May LIST, as day Of thanksgiving
and praise to Almighty God, and that each
colored congregation celebrate the day in a
Christian.like and becoming manner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08
Mr.. Morrill, and Gen. Smith.

Our readers will remember that shortly after
tho engagement in which the V1rmont troops
suffered SO severely and fruitessly, on the 10th
of April, near Lees Mills, it was stated that
MIR. Morrill,, one of the Representatives in Con
gress from this State, offered resolution in the
House, that habitual intoxication should be re-
garded as q sufficient ground for the removal of
u General in command of any portion of the
army. lie gave as his reason for introducing
the resolution, that he had heard that one of the
Generals in command in that affair was drunk,
and that the loss Of life was chargeable to the
incompetency that resulted from such ntoxics-
ton. Mr. Morrill,, however, at the time gave
no name, although asked to. The resolution
was adopted without opposition. We have al
ready noticed the replies that have been made
to the charge against Gen. Smith of drunk
enness. They are from great variety
of sources. We have also published General
Smiths fiery letter to Mr.. Morrill, Mr..
Morrill,, in his place in the House, on the
I'd inst =, caused this letter to be read, and the
certificate signed by nearly all the field officers
of the Vermont brigade declaring that the
statement of Gen. Smiths drunkenness was
false, and recommending that the Senate confirm
his appointment as Brgader General. Mr..
Morrill, then stated that he introduced theresou-
ton in consequence of information received from
Mr.. Suydam, OF New York who was present at
the battle, and saw Gen, Smith that day, and
who had no doubt that he was drunk This Mr..
Suydam was vouchcd for by Mr.. Chamberlain,
the Representative from Geneva district N Y,
as man of standing and character. whose
word could be fully relied upon. After making
this statement, and without deigning to notice
the insolent bullying of Smiths letter. he left
the matter for the public to Judge We have
no hesitation in saying that Mr.. Morrill, has
completely justified his conduct, and appears
infinitely better on the record than Gen Smith
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

HARD ON THE REBEL ADMINISTRATORS 1t can
not be denied that the position of the Conied-
eracy is anything rather than desirable. Indeed
If any country erer had a gloomy day il is ours
n0W. How the great opportunities of the past
have been improved, how the immense power OF
the South has been irlttcred and equandercd
away, and whittier persistence in the policy
and principles which have brought misfortune
on us will eventually lead, are thoughts that re-
cur frequently to every mind .-Richmond En-
amincr May |.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-08

FROM THE SECOND VERMONT RECIMENT.-We
learn from letter in the Free Press that Linus
Towsley, Co. A, I'd Vt. regiment, was SO severe.
ly wounded while out ON reconnaissance the
3Oth ult., that he died before leaching camp
The writer ADDS:
Lewis Wood was shot dead at nearly the
same time The skirmishers were obliged to re-
tire, and Lucus Carpenter was sent to the front
with another man to bring Woods body off,
While STOPPING over the body OF his comrade,
ball pierced Ills body, and there, while doing
an actof bravery and humanity, he lost his own
life. He was formerly from Burlington, (Wl.
nooski,) where We hear he has widowed noth-
er. She may well be proud of her son, AZ he
was universally beloved by his comrades, and
she will be glad 10 learn that he was one of our
best soldiers. Wood won great praise for his
GOODNESS and bravery at Bull Run.