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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
COTTON PLANTATION IN GtoNGIA EHw YALE

COTTON PLANTATION IN EtQ!iGli FHN Y3Lf
fENuE subscriber will sell In Houston county, Stat. Of
/. ,tieorsia, hear the viilagr nf Fort valley, on The sorrtr
western Kali DAD, and % DhIes South ithr city 81 Macon,
$50 eight hundred and srventy.frc Acres Of Land.
About I5 acreA OF the lsai are cleared, AIh In 8 high
state OF cultivation.
The cultivated land y almost perfectly lrvei, and more
level land IT, clear
The place 10 wei, ~atcred, and perfectly healthy. The
improvements and fencing arr gu",l ne! nrw.
The improvements embrace y suoii dSriL.g, With = nr 10
rooms, new nrvro hol,rs, u good gin house and screw.
burns and stables, sc.
The lind Ii making nov ten haga ~ cotton 10 the hanl,
with plenty OF provisions Of every description. h--iir-.-
Stnck sui Provi.i0ns and Farming uiensil, sold viii. the
place II desired, At MARKET p'icrs. Corn Is now worth III
per buahrl
Price for Land f2d per acre.
My address IL DR =. C. Epti
Fort Valley, Houston rorniy. Ga
Nov I2-d&c1 w&clGvs
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THE MEADOWS. 4 FARM NEAR CHARLOTTE
WILLIE. N TiE GalrE-sITY 0R VIRGINIA. "a
rUhrEpER LAND FOR SALE.

UTT TT FN fdNIfTT FUV NNJTs
T WILL. dspuse Of Is Tract OF Land lying ten miles mort
l. OF Culpe,er Court house, and sbont five nilrs from tht
Pauqut-r White sulphur Springs, containing IL out !ar
arrra, we'll EAttr4t and tlmbercd.
About un- halt Is ns fertile AZ any In the county, AMI thu
haiancei IS we'll adapted 10 the growth q! clover ah: 'ini"
Thy, and would br easily improved.
The place rnuld he divided into two farms, with II trne
n.nt upon each tract ruitAhI. Tor II email FAMILY eni
viii sell Il part or the whole Of the land npon terms To- snh
The con yenirnsr ~ the purchaser.
Ny adui rs Is Oak shade, CAlp.psr county, Va.
oct 24-csrp v. Il. sTA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23

1NhRM FnR S;lE-The subscriber offers for sale HIS
4 Psrn, called " LanesviLe," containing rEarly Sun
acres, situated In the ~ unity OF Gloucester, Va, Ave miles
from the courthouse, md three miles from .HppAhos!e
wharf, q York liver. The improvements consist ut = new.
heat aid coIa,budious tw0story dwelling, with the nee casa
rs oufh.usrs, In y good state Of repair. together with a
sior cirrn... In which q considershlc mercantile business
wss tran, acted before the Wal. ulher lsndr MAG hs pur-
chHa.n adjacent therrto II desired. For p-rn uInrs sd.
dreo5 FEhShLlS sHhCh ELFnRp.
Dec Ia-tt- GGucagter Court House.
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~lIAIsIa,
Condo Post

The ClrY.-Thc recurrence Of q sharp
SNAP Of cold weather and the approach OF Christmas
contliDute to the general felicity of The leoEIr, inll 81
gomI wishes for Al! Abundant ice harvest and antclph-
tug y utilization for the winding mp OF the year, which
may apply fnIIuw upon thu prcstigu OF the recent vic.
tories Ut uur gallant solriIrra. Friday, saturday and
Sunday were freezing d~nys.tnt old Sulnns, whose rnby
nose. hive deiiGd the frOsLs If three srorc yearA, say
thai tba wind al nigh, hs5 leen too high for the rnpid
capitalization and congealitinn OF the wafer. The
night Of Saturday, however. wda comparatively calm
ati Intensely rnll, aud on y"-tnrday Is cnlnrt CT hnyS
csrlewing their ratRchi,nIs, played trrlant on the icr
ponds and gavr, the first joyful token of y genuine frost.
Should the "hn4.ze" c;rilinne!, the ice.getteis will he
busy with their implements to-day, wherever n field Of
lnhur shall present itself.
Sigma Of the prnpiuquity of holiday ne. seen and
heari 10 the spiutter and racket Of lmp.crackelH,
which, despite the cutting Oh of our commitment ion
wirh China, secIm TO he plentiful in town, bur like
cvery other luxury. since ChTiH'in"s Inst, have ''gnne
lu like n rocket" Ia the rcsruutunt winluw4. buwIs
of rich egg-iIugg, WlpSe
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TREASURY NOTICE A. 70 fUNNiS| l!.t'''
SI'HY NOTES.

TEEASIiKY NUIiCE A. 10 FINII.'N I3sF"''
SLIcY NOES. :,
in ,.,ntoruu:y viii. The act Of Congress Hflro'"'
| October 18th .sC2, n,;iGr l. Ea:eby given That all iir''.
.,ny nnto, whirL shall he issued fr,rn the TnhVury hih'
The tin, day Of December n"yr, will IT, tnn'"'!t, on!
III seven pr rcIi. Bonds or stock Il'''ra' ., r''m
cent. .rl ~ ;"r"'rs i%oi'liii: !ieasUri Hr.,
sbnn b,v. lee, ie-Iei prryinrs a. The MI" hr4t dnI 81
b., s,ni.,. nuJ sio may desire tn iund III" saLne NJ
ri,h, ,yr r.ni. Bonds nr ':o"l;. ar hrr'h? t"'''',1 i1t
rncy Iu..sr ,..n" il "n o..t~ior' iie "a ~? VI Af,,
III IT M. present The said n2"- at TIE , n'-'! o.
K,,I,r,yai u, al ea!uc oae &. tie .iSl-iNhl '''.''H|FI
IhI.-irmics Of The ,;nv"rnrl"n': 70! 'hr PnFF.%S' ' ",o.
~" ,I.,, !, cichi Ter cent. Bonds or stuck A''
wnirh Js;r nv vii! I've iInd.5., only 10 ,syni1 I'f
' on. ~ &. .. MENNJlHGER.
>'"N -. rcnaFy CT ti".fres-rry.
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hGysmt-r ], 80
rafiH following. 'rain' aiii be- fah OF L"n
/ ,n.r abTIKpL Y, III" ~ II H"V-Hbsr ,y
The mall BID p,..n.s' ;ra!n iassil2 Henn,'-. ' I,
o'cInck, . v, srr staun,ns asd i.,e. ra"c.a's f''h'.
r-,ur,I., va l.sv- S,auLi1g a; : % O'clock
rtV- 10 Eichm.ni at SILT. -. v.br,,.
Th. xr.nn,noda,ion r.-s"uy.r train l's''tI h'eH-"'
=, ms y, for GnrIonsvIlI, aud int-'In"a'H,s
,,,,Iv .nn..y. -xc.ur,i :rgtrrnia:. ~!il l~"f" ~
VIII. ~ n'rIr-L. . ". md srriva 10 etchui'nd "a
re-. ,uaIl and r.-r.Egar train vast 81! Sirnh""'
Stanton at n%s". : ,. 90 Tu-siny.. Thnr-;"y-
I,v-. -ad ra;urGins same nas-, ALVIN
Th, mail ,rsin c"uh-Gta WIFI nc of'"-" n..-
I,'t.-vip- tor LyrenhH,s. II '"h"Sc'- . 49,, .,.
,,,,. ilna. G,r L.Yiay,"n, iiAnis"=bErs 's' P'"'
s,rr..t, ,-.v.lin. IL hrs, cIs.. csrs VII! p! fa"l'|,
r". train: ,r,a IravIuy Richmond taiiS, SUI
sy:arr,,i, 4, a:i:.s 'Eh s'an5'3a iVi tEn "'
q. Tn.-i.v.. ThEr-dsys ard ssiGr""!''
T,- ran. viii rot RIM ~-'' ~ Ni!!fof". ....
.L-rbro,.A Ttc1at, to Lyn-rbnrs !"f VIZ
g. -. IN, s.rvaap s1n Tor children ohh-I ! 70"
nc. ,.aa h.. ,L;aiusi At thi- ONE"
n ~ wHlTCOMRE. G-"i
-'E
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- ITnIRIHHT TCITfH y Ut f"ttI,
H. auite ,pchrpts the srnEc,'


tempt the eve, and golden cake and snowy hon. hons
eX,ygerntc the visirn into II banquet Of tnspcsknl'le
bligs, Hinge fat and rrisTrhrnwn turkeys, adorned
with pIunlCJ OF celery, display their luscious "ho51ins'
Ia the gaze, and, Ike al The lest Of sublunary things
onIy taatnlIHn the poor in pocket, anil give hut dainty
pleasure, after all, Ia rich men, who can Afford u pay
Iur pniling ilI'm u pir"rA.
In the markets are Ia ic ser:1 those SehsOflhhiG stores
OF meals, fruits and Other products that go ~ make
The Christmas dinner CHARACTERISTIC at the nncient cns'
tun. The AhunIancn swclls each dny and grows pro-
tu-.r still M tho " ble--l.l rnvrn' glies forward In thu
c~DnslIumaiiOu Of lis jUyUiIn m1shinn. TREAT rs Ills
prurn4i2n is-tlIrep. fold greater than IT. ever was still,
like the ever mrading water from the parrliIT'V ilH'
and thu ever waving frui;-ln'irn le.nehes lrDHl tl-
rapar, nlls.atrlr,l hand If the. duoHl-i offender
against Olympus. they keep out Of the reach nj The
poor, and IRE rnly pIucked by The gods themselves,
who, as the guj. I'll uln, g~.nt'eman!y Villains, have
maze the rsptr Tie meJlu,I, OF tilciT might mn! scsie'i
the walls Of heaven upon lh= ladder ot d'uIr'H -prcu'
latou.
Everywhere tokens arise tn herald and tn welcome
the commemorative rising nj the signal star. to whose
g!nry a.vessl mn gnZints 0! rockets and hnhy' ~"kcie
aud incaIculalie quantities of 0lympian dew will b.
consumed. The coming OF Christmas pdsSh4 from
liz 10 liz, and wainis NJ heart and heart III al in-tinc-
tI;r. magical chain. from On: et'i nt the Christian
world u llls other. 1t is depicted in the Italian gl0.
tesaue anticipation uI The carnival, waited on the east
wind 10 the heart and soul Of France, on through tie
streets aud highways ul legend-iaieu Spain, lituce Ia
the chuIry hrrnlueS VI Uh:llS EuSlaHu, nhu ' ~ nc
wi5s and lesuiiful atlantic. until il shines like The
dreamy skinner OF the nouu, ui1ii tile empires OIL the
| New World.
With us, Christmas must he h~l;iPr-sweet" Victory
has adorned the ar!rS ni lie cnntedericy.. hnt ueat'.'
| shadows are gliding grTnS. every thrr-f'old. ttt Il Is
lepi.ilnste. even under Thea: C!rcnll-thhc"s, 10 rejoice
| Death and persecution greeted the lir:h OF the New rr,
Iivion.' ana ile smiles Of lts ievocesf nr centuries were
| diinmcd with tru.s; and though the shadows Of th=lI
recollection still ioat mp and down The triumphant
| avenues of Cluis;enlnm. The day OF
the day comes am'ds, joy. Gladne-s htli irst'Vl'v.-
The acInbl,nce Of 'he ncw f'-etom still in Ia Suug
giles, but greater than ever in It's s'rsueth-to The new
| i.ith, even in its p.esent gre atnesa. insy forln Q nj en-,
| courapement to the soldltr and The cliizen, old and
| young, to throw aside for u time tbs nar1 OF sorro"
| and be happy.
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COMMITS SALE.

lbMhlNr I''N Tn H'IE.
~ obedience 30 Il decree % IN" county rour' n: h'E
1 william, maIr zitI November, l~h., shall -"!! Z" *
Highest bidder, for cast, ~ .rE'!"n. Or ""HDhl, 20
DECEMBER Al King mIrinm i. IL, ~ tt~ .L't.rfs'
longing to The estate Of Thomas =. JOINS. i"'""'"', ~
John. ErI, stli-, t,rter and ngE"-. tr" n".i . "'.'7 "a
you"g ma. valuable. hpN NItp {. P"L 'Nh"'
/ i,-r I-.ii C)mrl-.U-fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-23
10 THE L.EiiATEES OF THE LATE MRS. MARY
", CAREl.L. DECD

". EAEhIL, NhUU q
r DESIRE to p,y to the following persons or their l, al
l. representatives. The amount d.visri IL each
Inn lIii Garter, L-ceased. ts"I Of EdvHrd.l S2i,0JJ.
The TWO SONS OF Dir. Corbtn Bra Iton, tach, t3.r0O.
Julian CATER, deceased, lson Of Taomss,l 81 Qua.
Ars. Ellen Conway, f2,UrO.
His. HancrJahnaon, tl,miG, and ~diTidend,
Mrs. l. o.i,a STAIR, 5lJhu, aud t'Ti"ead, ,..
Hrs. Mary lrylnr, si,C0U, md dividend,
sli.s Lr,iu selisn, 81 YOU, and dividend.
D. J. HARTd00K,
liowarisV Hlr, Va. Executor.
lcL 2n-r4w
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FU1 SALE.
A BpifT | nni lHRfs- uP LAND. west m iN!> rNf ~
| ~ %cepriblr ri division into rnTe' 'air- Will 'Hi'5"''
on each. Apply immediately To
T. \ CuCif,
Def? r'rI... uihr" No. ), Law Hu''''1s.
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r,Hyyv,R.TE SrATEn 0P AMERICA,
Wan phpAkTssST "kthAsos Eth'.t.
s D.- Inn t-6I.

H.s pArAkTssST "kthAs0S Eth,.c..
Richmond, Dec. lin, .-'1'
TN orf,-r 10 supply The vsru of The e"Tmr,ry, Irax,.r,
,nx..r and ,n.I, h.v. h--n furnishes l" May Do
= -,i .rr,nnr. ,h- .am- for lead OF any so''. sr'"'
cr,,rwr,.. ~ rh- foiio~t-g rst"s
, ;:.. pound Of power fo' 10 POUNDS u go
nv. Z" shot ,
Th,r. exchanges can h. Effected by any "HrJ"
,. II he CORNER OF Usnal sDi iih -t'er's. "'H
,Asc.L q: ,.:.d. Of pru'hrr ar . i'cnhu' g. nnsGIa
~ r.l Ard Chief ~ Ordnance
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DLIsTERING UlhTAENT--for sale BY
I'D Nov Il 'Aa- T. po'AI'
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HOUSE AND LOT IN CHESTER on THE R!CH-
Mnnn = rETERHuuRG RAII.R0hn.

M0Ep rETERHuuRG RAILROAD.
4 WISH To- sll my H,:U-E and Lnr!o Chester, n'n- miles
/ from Petersburg, one acre lot, Ti,L n Nv" 'inry dwell
INK, containing f"ur goph r"oma anl pssshgr. Nv" story
kItonen aud dairy attached, c,Id garden, -.
The purchaser will be enLirJr :" 4 Tree Gchri 10 either
place lie prefers, PETERSBURG or Hichlnond.
Pnrsrssinn given IN ihr lot dhY "I Ahnnh'F, le""
Apply 20 =. y: Hicks, Rlchu.onl; or ny<c'G. 81 R"hohArA'
Post Office, LunenhurH County, Va
Dec u 2~ 1n,N - """-".
IN uRStS FOR sALE.-Two nu- riding hGi"--. young
LII and pea frct!J sound In every respect. s"id "n's h"
cause lie g0ice. 10 WHOM r!,.y brluDp has been ordered 10
ths Wet, and caDno, carry thr.. Sth him. Apply at NY
Dec INV JAs. II. ~ENRoUGErr.
FlRsT-CLASS VALLEY LAND FOR SALE
T oPPEIs for sale the irsGt Of land On which ! reside, near
4 White P'~scCiarke county. Va cont~'nirg
2s9 ACRES,
ahou, my scr. Of which ID hrsvlly ,im.rrca, ard the re-
msind-r we'll ,et. In gfhss.
A nrr-r tailIay stream runs through this tract, and Is
accessible To every frlh.
Ihr Jyrllinv. hail, n, brick, In the hot .,Y,a 0f sri, Il
two and a hslf stories h,th, and c0n.slus righi r1''l'rnt
rooms, bes!tes The basement. IL commands y beautiful
mountain mud yallny virp.
Ths out buildings are OF r slni Snh HuHi'S srtlap'e "
the farm.
phen"nurg. IN. IT, Frederick county w. , -
dec lh-2 w JhMrs NJ. RITZ,
THE MEADOWS. a FARM NEAR CHAkI.UrTES-
WILLIE. AND TIE UaIvEasITY 0P VIRGINIA. foR
sALE.
T OFFER for sale thr farm on which l nov reside. called
i the Meadows" within two aud a miles NJ Charlnt'e.-
vile, and hne and q half miles OF the University n Fir-
Yin!s, one Of the most healthy md beautiful locations in
the country.
H. confirms. by recent survey, 40 hcr:a 81 land. about
~ acre, Of which ne Of trst rate low grounds or meadow
land, ana ahOut l4G aci II wood lard. pari heavily tim.
brrrd; :hr ha' aucc is cleared. with the rNcrrt'on ot some
twe"Iy--ight nrTes. which IL Peronh growth OF wood, or
some ten or twrlye yea standing.
The pl2rp Is we'll rnclo.tl with u Few pos. and rail frncr,
and the cross frnc=I are all good
It. has on II q young ani thrifty orchard NJ about four
hundred apple AMI peach trees, target part Of the apple
frees In full bearing.
The buildings are neatly built, are comfortable and con-
yen!rn.. md nearly all new.
ANY ohe wishing tie purchase, can See me u, sny time ~
the IL rm, or CAT atjrsss ne NJ Charlottesville, Alternate
county, Va.
TERMS:
All cssh, II pref rel, tr spy time 'he urcharrr may
vsnt, for note we'll Secured. THU!. W. WOOD.
Pee lS-Yf.
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rl.ani rnII. 0f To city u H!t!,nlDI. 'hr,'h II, -
iIrcrm, rT $50:
! Beverly, n fee maj Il color, rlrn'L.
syA:st
wm. d. +. Cr"-, an: Inui. tG;r'G;iI. :ti-ai.r,.
The object oi lids eu.t - 10 '...niish The ~EI-!at:= r.r,
tn lrrr,lr m: AID ,aid-yIl hl..ug been :I.I- ami a.r''a,.
t,r n.!rnrs-i VIA. Y. Il. CT ~. abUv, nnIn,i. l.. ,lns.
resilient Of hi, CGmnIUmw "ttn. !hr ."d trt"'!, ~ I =.
uuirr.; tu appear viii III one month a;trf dgr irrrlrtnna
t,r,.o,, nnn 10 what = r-r'ES,ry - protect Ne ir.,rsf n
| ~. sui, . A c.pk-tce.r, Er'J f'h|iti.
H.. = Ia - tlHt
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| =, It.!,,,--.S ClIAS0Ei.I nj ha-- "a - o. 49,.
= Clerks Giscr II he roC~iy g. urt q: kn' "!f.=
County on Monday, the frs; laS 81 .'"c'"'"r, l~"y-
GIDEON CARRIER sri Ella, h- VIE, an! iGiHn'ia ~" H.
iE.i.f-,
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Why is a crow u brave. bird ? Because he
never shows the white feather.
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Bn;iy var rtark. In his Osn ri.hf. AMI ~ a1GIri,. .to-s;
TI,nmaS Siarsr, ,-' easel, l",t'il. JOIN on. F.t~;
Anirrton Johnson P"tnrr! johnson and F.1H.t' : . 49,,
j.. Dr''
me- "li.rt al 'ais sul. :, &" 'G'r' H." t!i-'rl"I. us 's~
az. u nj, vc., wlr Ell III Ia" TrHTt- N'irsr .irH Y-.
-,..,.i gi."ur.t ms dist! ;hutr"-. Ma! an -vi A4,fH,
ben n,s,l- AZ Il a ~i rhs' the dc ai'G'. Kn'ort Ar .rf,1a
Ju.u.nn, 1. not IL re-lIrnt 81 Ia. slate, H.. sid d.:~rh,.
il rruu!r ID 20 arpeHt wiii'in nLr n0T'h .t>- dgr i.rHs,
,tou -. THIS oEI. u the i.i-rt,- "ti''r vi civ -,j CUT,
anI .r snd II .rc-s-nry 20 prG!rc! ts iuIrTr,'.
a COPY -fr-ir.
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uHURStS FOR sALE.-Two nue riding hoi"--. yonnr
III and pe. frc.!J sound In every respect. s"id only hc
cause lie eGjcer 10 whom lies bcluUp has been ordered IL
t1 Veal, and canno, carry thr.. stth him. Apply at ny
sluhls, on the corner Of Hyri and lItl ttreeta.
nrc 1I-Iw JAS. u. E~EROUGirY.
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TARpETS oaRpETs!l oARPsTs ! About la'
~ ,ur's rich and bcautilul BrusIeiI 'srprtirr l-l 81 one
psttrru) ior sale At Z. y. JostfnHuH,
Also smother los Of those hra.!inl ladies Nod F'f
Scarts, 30 much 10 demand. and saii liable f"r C'rts'mas
presents. u. NJ.
rer IT-Hs
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F~IRST-CLASS VALLEY LAND FOR SALE
T oPPfIs for sale the trsct Of land IN Which reside near
4 White P,~sHCiarke county. Va cont~'nlrg
oSu ~ p ~
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70 T'i.Ai,Iit.!

ii.shrmr'. h"venn-r ~, 1862
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France acknowIe 'ged the states In IT'S, several
--srs h.fur. she a,icic- - Confederation were adopted
shicll only took effect IN l7ol
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CASUALTIES Is DOHALDGoNFiI.LE ARTILLERY, tLA.)
CAPT. V. MAUviN, COMMANDING.
First Rtled section, Lieut.. p. Landry
Killed Private Clandius Linnosier.
Observation-Disclosures A. Perez, D. a.. lie.
B1nnce, severely a. GriIhi. T. Morcll.
The battery was engaged during both
days fight at Fredericksburg.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE; , IN ,

Dctabcr 2.d 1861. --"i:n.
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n1ooMEIrLn For SALE.

c. Cary Street, neAE IFIH S'rVe'' "'E'"
Dec 1x---uu.T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

Tx Eye AN EDUCATOR. No observant
man can doubt the fact that the eye is sub.
ject to involuntary education, and when
we are surrounded by the beautiful, we
not only earn to appreciate it, but our hap.
piness is materially Increased thereby. No.
uce the family OF farmer brought up in an
unpicturosqo neghburhood, and in a house
mls-shapen and uncomfortable, entirely de.
void OF taste or beauty, aud with fields ap.
preaching the very doorstep without any ia.
'eryenng garden, shrub6ery, or trees, and
you will 6nd that his power of observation
has not been increased the eye has received
no involuntary education aud, like those who
are guided altogether by adagcs which are
frequently mis-applied the inmates have be.
come mere heweys Of wood aud drawers of
water
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

: Parker, Privates Marx Meleu James Clark
Jchn Scarborough MSaAg-Corp'Is Barney
John h Parker. John Cox Pryatcs Ca.slu.
Novel;, janus Spduiding
CoNpANY B.-hAed-Pryates Fred penuock
0 Penny Uonadod-lst Lent 3 D Fa5yan
ID Limit Geo e Wood, Sgrg't Wm Argy Corr
II II Kimbl!l, Pryates T Mills, II NJ Wash
burue. "m A Field, ) Bas.nan.-.N'oas mar.
taly
COMPANY G Klled-Pnya.o Josiah NJ.
Green Wounded-Corporal John Burnham
Prig4tls Lew B. Goddard Charles Dothsr
Missing " llam h. Coilren
COMPANY DIV ounded-Serg WILDER
Leach rurpor4s o Styles, \ W Davis Pr
Yates f Uonrser, Hiram NJ Hunter, Lawrence
o Connel! Erastus Spencer Mia1ng--Seret
LIarh, Priyats Sanford a Smith, Joseph
Green, James Farnham, James Robbins
COMPANY E-KWed-PrEate Geo r H4sel.
ton Wounded-Prlyates Charles Hill, James
+. CoIii., Il NJ Carlyle, Jamrs Ramsey
COMPANY E-Nsang-pdyates u " Pierce,
Frank D Sargent, Benjamin French, Theron
l. Bailey
tomANr r KlHed-None Homded- Pn-
yate. ia Gilray, L NJ Bradley, Luther Bunker,
Edward Roach, Burlington LeiEht, George
Murray, Joseph Grove.
CoWANY q -K,ied-Prydte. Martin Burn
ham G-p ShedrcS, U0lHd,d- Serg't y q
Kill,ey Priy4t~- + D Buzl4i, Geo Jones', WIN
Miliaf, james K Murry tt4o Sh-nco Missing
--Scrs Is y Z By1tsu. Jae Eddy Prlyat,
Chas Almmgtoo Ea.han CuiirugLa. Wm
Strong. Naren Porter
CoNphNr II -hded-pryate J,tn Putnam
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

genial land, and a broad, fresh river flows before
HIM, while his tired and hungry hordes will
hnd 5oundless supplies n as fair aud rich a
valley as the sun shines on
There has already been enough Of trhlng and
abuse Of the public mind BY the suppression
and reserve of the facts on the part Of the GOV.
eminent. Ii the commanding Generals would
write dozen lines giving the result of the fight
at Games Mills, why on earth on each succsed
ing day might W. not have had bulletin OF
equal Iength, simply stating the results Il
would have cost but a trihe Of time and would
have conferred an invaluable benefit upou the
people OF the whole country
The ETdminer dnds .aut vita .he rebel gen
erals tor no; reu1rcing the results Of the recent
battles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
LIST of the Killed Wounded and Missing In
the Vermont Brigade

w. publish below irom ,he FIRE. Pr.ua lst
i, .bs .,llsJ o..n4.i,,i, ,i..,n, j IL. "
!, a.
nf s9a:' l"3 .'t vas prepared .'f 'aAi paper
by a member ~. the 9Th Regiment oa the ground
and is probably moro tll. AMI aorrel, than any.
,s,p. e., noi,.g..
Inc N't'sl H'm1'' A. 'A' }'a 's'nS - the
~ ana f'" "'u' .''' '1 '1' ''u'' anu 'ns o'0
out ,eysn.
lae w3-ndei idm''r o. d,'Fi.eiea as iai-
lows - 1'es' 49, 81 IN' tth 10, oth It5' 9th
d..
la' Missing ntmo'r - 'r"m tae a regt'
~ iroh the o'n' ~ ''o,a '"e ON ~ ana none
from tue sd ana t''. MANY o. tue missing II
Is I "o'o'e nave come ID since the list was made
out
iaa ina "Ao's LOSS q tAe brieaie' up to july T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

We used 10 hear the boys say OF a parttcua..
ly mean fellow, that he " deserved to be kicked
to death by sheep" We do no; doubt that
Memphis deserved to be butted to death by
rams.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

lnis was late IN coming " hand, and We
omit some v; IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
DENER TEKS 81!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, q years old. farmer by occuI alton. en-
listed September 9Th, 1862. at kcokuk, by Maj or
William Belknay, for years; has grey eyes,
brown hair, fair complexion, feet inches high
for the 18th Infantry.
J.. L. BRADEN, born in Decatur county, lndi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation . farmer, en-
listed ut davenport, Iowa, August 16, has hazel
eyes, black ha,r and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches.
w. J. TOTrEN, born in Gallapolis, Ohio, aged
35 years, by occupation q farmer, enlisted at
Keokuk, Iowa, august 81, has blue eyes, brown
hair and fair compc xion, height feet inches.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Oras &c county,
New FORK, aged "a years. by occupation car
penter, enlisted in Iowa City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion
height feet inches.
JOHN hOUGHrEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio, aged 10 years, by occupation n farmer, en-
listed At Davenport, Iowa, September 70, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height
feet 81 inches.
Any ole apprshending any one CT all Of said
soldiers will BE paid all reasonable cost OF trans
portation and subsistence, together with reward
Of five dollars. when said deserters are returned te
the Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan
Il. NJ. LlTTLER,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding CamI
Mcclellan. Davenport, Oct.4. 1862. diff