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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06
Adjutant General

DEATH OF LIEUT.. I. P. KELLOGG We have
been shown private letter FROM Capt. Hall, to
DR.. Macomber Of Worcester, dated Algiers,
La, July "a, announcing the death of Lieut.
L. p. Kellogg OF Worcester. He died at Alglers
La, at a quarter to six O'Clock on the evening
of the 23d Of July He had been unwell aud
excused from duty week, when he was at
tackled with the dysentery, which alarmed him
much There being government steamer about
to start tor New York, he sent in his resignation
preparatory to coming home; but owing to
some delay in getting it before the proper ava
thortles, ne was una bic to leave on that steamer.
HIS courage, however, was good, and he hoped
to recover, until few days before his death,
when he became conscious that his end was
near, and gave directions respecting the dispo-
sal OF his body. Tho officers of the regime t
Immediately took hold of the matter, and made
provisions for sending his body home to his
friends. Capt. Hall says Of Lieut.. Kellogg
His death has produced vacuum 10 our
company. There was no one in the COMPANY
the loss OF whom is 50 great to me as the loss OF
Lieut.. Kellogg"
The death Of MIR. Kellogg will be deeply fel;
among his former townsmen in Worcester
where he Was highly esteemed as man and 4
citizen. Our readers will miss his letters from
! Now Orleans, over the signature " T. i * a"
i we learn, also, that two ther Lieutenant t.
IN the Eighth Regiment have died I'D Lieut.
! child OF FArlee, of the Bradford Company, an
ID Lieut.. Rand of Wolcott, of the fIydeparI
Company. - Watchmdn.
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The Chittenden County Company for the
Tenth Regiment has partially organized by the
election of Geo. F. Appleton of Burlington,
Captain, and Samuel Darrah lst Lieutenant
The further organization has been postponed
until the company is in camp at Brattleboro.
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The new crops IN lllinois-cotJou, sugar and
tobaco-are very promising. The cuitya ton of
cotton was not entered upon as largely as was
anticipated, but it is estimated that there will
be 20 600 or 25, 600 bales for export. OF sugar
and slrup it is probable that the state will pro-
duce more than is wanted for home CONSUMPTION,
The tobacco crop will be largely in advance OF
any former year. Corn and wheat at leasI
equal.
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If we study Christians, not in the sharp
angles Of their creeds, but in toe pleasant
roundings Of their lives, We shall find good
men of every name, alike in spirit and prac-
lice. - Dr.. TH0mnSoR.
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CAPTAIN DLLtNGuAMs ConFASy. On the
final inspection of this fine body OF men, which
took place at Waterbury Yesterday (Monday,
Aug. 81 under the supervision OF Dr. Il. Pncl pa,
Brigade Surgeon, only four men-out oi one
hundred and eleven insppc,ed-were rejected.
Dr. Phelps remarked after The inspection, with
apparent sincerity and pride, that thls was de-
cIdedly the noblcst company that had yet been
raised il the State
In the forenoon the company assembled to re-
celve and consider the report OF nominations
made by the commissioned officers tor The Ser
geants of the company, when the elections were
made as follows
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The Military Law.

Below we print so much OF The m'ii''" -"
.o.ertIv rassed by Congress, as pertains to call
ing out the militia OF other troops lot Pe''0o
Of less than three years
B, II enacted By the Senois and Ho"se o. hsp-
r,,,ntatlres Of the United STATES Of -4"e'm' -
Cou0ress assembled, That whenever the TUB
dani of the United States shall call loFth '"e
militia of the States, 10 be employed 10 Vhe SCI
vie of the United States, he may specify III ni0
call the period for which such service wiz US
reoulrcd not exceeding nine months anu '"e
militia so called shall be mustered ID ana con-
tnue TO serve for and during the term so spec
fed unless sooner discharged by command Vi ''o
President If. by reason OF defect IN existing
laws, or in the execution OF them IN the SeVer"i
States. or any of them. II shall be lounn heces
sary to provide for enrolling the hi III" am
otherwise putting this act into execution the
President Is authorized IN such cases 10 make
all necessary rules and regulations; 'no Tue en-
rollment Of the militia shall IN all cases incIude
all able bodied male cltlZens between the ages
Of eighteen and forty five, and shall De app"F
toned among the States according TO represeh-
tatlYe population.
SIC. . And be it further enacted, That the
militia. when 50 called into service, shall De or
gained in the mode prescribed by law tor vol
unteers.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the
President be and he is hereby authorized, In ad'
dIti0n to the volunteer forces which ne IS now
authorized by law 10 raise, to accept the services
of any number of volunteers, not exceeding one
hundred thousand a. infantry. Tor u period OF
nine months. unless sooner discharged. ANA
every soldier who shall enlist under the pI9Pls-
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County Nominations.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
IL. RICHARDSON,
ADDISON PECK, Senators.
ID. BRADFORD, }
eAk / M, FHhhtFToN' Judges.
T.R. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
ALONZO NJ. JACKMAN. Sheriff.
OHAS. H. HEATH, States Attorney.
o. l.. WATSON, High Bailif.
ADDISON COUNTY.
JOHN W. STEWART, tuo.a.
SAMUEL D. HpLCOMB, ''N"'''''
81 Or iyF Ao SIITn Assistant Judges,
GAIUS A, COLLAMER, Sheriff
WIN +. BASCOM, States Attorney,
81. I. RAYMOND, High Baif.
JNDGEs OF PROBATE:
HARVEY MUNSlLL, New Haven District
'CALv1NG TILDEN, Addison District.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
u. N. $, MORGAN, ser0,o,s
MYRON CLARK, SENATORS
B. K, SEARS, ..,,-.. ,,aros
LEANDER POWERS, sheriff.
II f. MINER, states Attorney.
DAVID c. WHEELOCK, High Bailif,
JUDGES OF PROBATE:
JOHN GATES, Bennington District,
A1RiAE $. KENT, Manchester District.
rnlrIgNDEN COUNTY,
; i : { SS 5%5Sf. }s.na'ors.
1 AS9hE" HN WAhSE"' Assistant
T. E. WALES, Judge of Probate,
TAFT states Attorney,
n. b. FLANAGAN, Sheriff,
Il. :. BLOpGEIT, High Bailif.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
HIf$ ~ + s55TsSs, Senators.
R. j j. S uoYr County Judges
R. R. smEBMaN, Sheriff,
A. A. MOORE Bailif,
n. +. WOOD, states Attorney
G. F. HOUGHTON, Judge ofprobate.
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Al AT f RE nNs'' Senators.
E H3EAEE sT FISK Assistant Judges
JOHN ROWELL, States Attorney.
ROYAL BURNEAM, Sheriff.
J. p. CLEVELAND, High BaiIitf
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
A. ii. GILMORE, Bradford District
j. R. CLEAVELAND, Randolph District.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS +. POWERS,l
j JaSE ! IP ,I4a5 Senators.
j JOSEF Il o HAHH9; Assistant Judges.
w. ROUNDS, states Attorney.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Sheriff
JOSEPH ADAMS, Nigh Bailif.
JUDGES OF PROBATE
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District
W NJ. PINGRY, Windsor District.
LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
ELISHA BENTLEY, Senator
s. NJ 2EHP LDMNLE Assistant Judges.
II. H. POWERS, states Attorney,
STEPHEN DOW Judge Of Probate.
0RLO CADY, sheriff.
A. w. AVERiLL, High Bailif.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
E. Z. cL EVEi2N' Senators,
SIMEON ALBEG, Judges
NJ. r TYLER, Judge of Probate.
". NJ. CIRCUIT, States Attorney.
HORACE PIERCE, Sheriff.
JOHN a. pROUTY, High Bailif
ESSEX COUNTY.
.. II. BEATTIE, Senator.
NV. FRENCH, Judges
Fl. W BIDWELL, Sheriff
JONAH BROOKS, Judge Probate.
HENRY HAYWOOD, states Attorney.
JAS. W. CADES, High Balif.
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The EMPLOYMENT OF NEGRoEs.-A aispa tea
from W Washington makes the following apparent
~ authentic announcement
In answer to deputation of prom ncnt citi-
zens who waited on the President, on Monday,
to urge the acceptance ot negro regiments, MT.
Lincoln replied that he could not accept negro
regiments, but would accept as many as were
offered as laborers. This, 1t is understood, is
the settled policy OF the government.
Win the Gvyernmencreyer gel over its squeam-
ishness in the matter Of using colored men in the
war? If the Government is tistied that negroes
will not make soldiers this decision NAV De IL
justIfaOe one, otherwise it 10 clearly uni JUS
tiiiahle, 1t is getting to be about time that
all the inhabitants of the county were roa led
as war groups them, and those who are ready
and willing to assist in crushing treason were
allowed to do SO. While foreigners are urged
and con PEELED to fight our battles for us, It may
be Wise to repel men born on the soil from the
ranks Of the army, but I'VE don't see it.
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lhe company was then gwen u turlough until
Thursday morning when they viii 80 into camp
at Bratteboro, the secon1 one on the ground
the first raised since the recruiting papers for
the 10th were issued, and the only company re-
crulted III the State since the commcn cement of
the war which has filled It's ranks to the numb
OF one hundred and eleven IN three ,oeeks, phile
another company was beng recruited in The same
county. Bully for them - Watchman.
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State Nominations.

State Nominations.
For Governor,
FREDERICK HOLBROOk,
OF BRAITLEBORO.
For Lieut.. Governor,
PAUL DILLIN CHAM,
OF WATERBURY.
For Treasurer.
JOHN B. PAGE,
OF RUTLAND
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o. The selectmen of che town Of Rochester
have offered bounty of $50 to each of the first
eleven men who shall enlist from that towl,.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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l'HE CoLoRED REGIMENT From RHODE ISLAND

lHE CoLoRED REGIMENT FROM RHODE BLAND.
The following is the official call of Governor
Sprague of Rhode Island for regiment from
that State to be exclusively of colored men
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
ADJCTANT GENERAL OFFICE, }
Providence, Aug. +, 1867
General Order No &c.
The 9th Regiment, authorized by the Secre-
tary of War, under date October %, 1861 and
orders issued therefor from this Department
No. l03, Dec %. 1861, will CONSIST entirely Of
colored citizens. Enlistment will commence
Immediately Camp will he established under
direction of General Robbins, who is directed to
organize the regiment.
The Quarermaster General will furnish ra-
tons and equipments on requistion.
Our cOored fellow citizens are reminded that
the regiment from this State in the Revolution,
consisting entirely of coored persons, was pro
nounccd by Washington equal, If not superior, to
any in tho service They constitute part of
the quota from this State, and it Is expected
they will respond with zeal and spirit to this
call,
The COMMANDMENT Chief will lead them into
the field and will share with them in common
with the patriotic soldiers OF the Army of the
Republic, their trials and dangers, and will par
tcipate in the glories Of their successes.
BY order of the Commander-in- Chief,
EDWARD q. MAURAN,
Adiutant tIenaral
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The Mendelssohn Concerts,

We trust it will be remembered that the Coh-
certs by the Justly famed Quintette Club take
place on Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week. All lovers of classical music, gracefully
and artistcally performed, should be In attend
ance. The opportunity thus offered for al even
ing or two with the masters Is rare one. The
Club have entered the State for campaign of
ten evenings only. They have done as the
honor to set Montpelier down for two relying
upon our good taste and discrimination in mu'
steal matters for generous receptions. The trst
engagements of their series were at 81. Johns
bury last Friday and Saturday evening. As might
be expected they drew crowded houses and their
performances elected the warmest applause.
The Boston Journal of Wednesday last thus
notices the plans of the Meudelssohns and be
speaks for them cordial reception. Wcsecond
the motion.
The members of this enterprlsing artist CLUB
will, in few days, start on tour OF concert
giving in several of the prominent towns IN
Vermont, the names of which appear IN our adj
vertiSing columns. The concerts of this Club
have been given in this city for the last decade,
and they are considered an institution NOT to be
dispensed with BY our musical people. The
members are musicians con am0re educated III
all the details of the art, and by long practice
together they are competent to perform the most
intricate music in "a manner rarely heard in this
country. Our own experience proves thai the
more we hear them play the better are they APP
preciated. We heartily recommend them where
ever they NAV 90
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CURIOUS CHANGES IN THE BoDY.-OE
bodies are at all times ike the fire which va
shown to the hero Of Pilgrims Progress
In the Interpreters house, which had wats,
poured upon it on one side OF the va.
against which it blazed, and oil on the other
ln ous body, one tissue IS here burning like
fuel, and there another is becoming the depo"
ltory OF co,nbustible matter. We have, is Il
were millions of microscopic windturnace'
converting into carbopc acid, water, vapo'
and other products of combustion, all the
combus.lble elements of the body; and MI
hons OF blast furnaces reducing the starch anl
sugar OF the lood, and the suI pilates and pho:
pilates OF the body into inha mmabIe oils a'i
other fuels, which are in.ily transferred TO
the wind furnaces, and there, bul Mug, al-
what we mnst call IN coutradistiucton, ln
burning thus proceed together the flame Of
life, like blow-pipe flame, exhibiting an o.
ydlzng and q reducing action at points d.
lar from each other.
Such i. the human body--ever chasns
ever abiding. A temple always complete
and yet always under repair man,o-
which quite contents its pos,eSor, anu y
has plans and materials altered each moment
a machlae which never stops working 'N
yet Is taken TO pieces in the twinkle Of ~
eye, and put together in another cIo'n "
gold, to which the needle is ever adding "
one side of u line, and from which the scissor
are ever cutting away ON the other, i"
lie, like Penelope of the old mythology
ever weaving and unweaying the same VT"
while her grim sultors, disease ard de'.
watch for her halting, only for her there =
Ulysses who will one day in trlumNa ;s'E
Which WAY DOES TnR TRlE Lean -
the tree fall toward the south or north, %
place where the tree faleth, there d -al' ~
There is a solemn meaning crouchei ~
TINS metaphor. The tree vii. not 2ri d..
It falls, it will also fall as il leans Ana
great question which every one onSO
bring home to his own bosom, wltaol %
mcnt'S delay, is this What 5 the loc.'''.a
OF my soul (! Does it with all It's af5'' w.,
lean toward God, or from him 81 j. ."
neg,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
VrlCE e hereby given that the unaer.
signed nae been appointed administraso,
- me estate OF Elisabeth Meier late or Du.
% b solvent. I .Frs'''
Nay 20, 1869.
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OF During the con1apration OF Canton
caused BY The bombardmcnt OF the British
tho extensive medical warehouse Of ouI
coun'ryman DR.. J. c. Ayers. Of Lowell
ithe depot Of his Cherry Pecioral and ca.
tharlic Pills, for China) was totally destroy.
ed. lie now makes demand upon our
government for indemnity from loss OF biz
property. and hence will grow another nut
70 crack with our elder brother Johnny
Stick TO i Doctor; and IL our Government
maintains our rights wherever your Pills are
sold, we shall only be unprotected on tracts
tina, are very barren.-Reform. Trenton
New Jersey.
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A LII persons having fences cncroachinl
~ upon the streets .. jasper. are hereby
Notified that they are required 10 move then
ar the streets before the Goth Of June. L.
gal notice having been given them two yesr.
ago. further indulgence will not be given
as the Supervisors duty requires him Il
open the streets.
May ib-3w. JOS EGG, Supervisor.
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Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills.
DIR. ROBACK,S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.

l. 4
80, ;.,.aI - $780, ~ M me oweo'sn Iny"
PHI. IL ~ iIa;," ~ c I'vou fs.'ner - n,ooe
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MANUFACTURER ARD nEsLER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Corner Eas, Main and Mcdonald Streets,
JASPER, IND.
nFFERS his thanks 70 The citizens Of Du-
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patronage, and solicits continuance and
extension Of the same. feeling confident that
he can make i 10 the interest Of persons il
want Of any thing In his line 10 DIAL with
him. as his motto il "sn all profits and quick
sales" Msy Is. '62.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
WASHINGTON, THE FATHER OF
HIS COUNTRY.
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL roRrR,lroF
W a : gl 4 II az y W.

w "A : &c ( III aYD M,
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STEWART, has just been engraved and puo
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The above full length portrait Of WASH
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rs he appeared al the close OF the Revolu
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The original picture from which this i.
copied. hss been pronounced the best like
ness Of the great patriot ever taken.
II should adorn The dwelling Of every
lover OF his country throughout the land.
Particularly at the present time. nothing
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n T. R VI $:
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Price for fine first proofs, 81 90
Impressions Of the same, rs
Address.
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kRAUS HOTEL.

CIIAS. KRAUS, Proprietor,
Corner 81 South Main ani West Streets,
JASPER IND.
rN-ilE proprietor will exert himself 10 rem
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up with him perfectly agreeable. Ills table
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market. Ills wipes and liquors are unex
celied 10 the West. lie has also good STA
bling ~ horses. "Try me-" 1861