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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
FROM WASHINGTON. .

FROM WASHINGTON.
New York, Jan. 20. N
The HeraId's Washington dispatch says two
sqaadrons of cavalry made reconnaissance this
morning in the direction of Vienna. They were
absent several hours and carefully examined the
enemy's pickets ONLY those were visible.
The Tritune's despatch says by direction Of
The Secretary OF War, an order has been issued
prohibiting letters from being sent or received
through our lines except by prisoners on either
tide
4 telegram signed by nine Representatives,
Wa sent to Albany to-uay, urging the Leglsla-
lure to pass resolutions instruciIng Senators
hart" and King to Vote for the expulsion OF the
traitor Bright.
lie Times Dispatch says that certain persons
returned from Rlchnond, who arrived to-day
state that. Of all the clothing forwarded then
Wy "en. Wool some months since, in care OF
''H' hngcr, not one garment ever reached Kich-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29

Physician at the WesselhGft Water Cure Institution
Brattleboro, Aug. 81, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
THE WORLD.
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In the future, has the past it will give to the
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it will OPP peace itself till the Of the war az
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
PEOPLES ACADE ENVY


WORTHWHILE, VT.
THE SPRING TERN OF this highly popular Institution
L will begin Thursday, February 9th, and continue
eleven weeks.
NJ. MCkILIOP, A. Principal
MISS FANNIE w. MUTT, Preeeptress,
with other tried and approved Teachers i'll the
various Departments.
1t is the aim of both Trustees and Teachers to make this
Institution what its ndicatesa PEOPLES Academy
where all Of whatever rank creed have equal adj
vantages for obtaining thorough and Systematic know-
edge of all the branches taught in such schools
While we teach and require an observance OF those
universal principles of morality and religion which rec
ON themselves to every member of the human race
sectaransm OF any kind contrary our constitution
TUITION THE SAME AS HERETOFORE
Board may be had in private families from 81 80 to
per week. Many Of students board themselves,
and this class ample accommodations are provided
For further particulars circulars, or address the
Principal at Morrsville.
W. r. CLEMENT, Prudential
D. W. PUTNAM, I Committee.
Morrisville, Jan. Goth, 1862. 3lswFwo
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-29
Musical Notice.

IT fALES Teacher Of Music and Dancing, from Bos
H. ton formerly member Of the Germ ania Band re
specially gives notice that he has for the present
himself at Montpelier and Is prepared to give iSstrac
ton to Brass and Sriug Bands Music selected
and adapted TO kind number Of ms, Ako
will give instruction in all the fashionable dances la
In Boston and New York From his many YEAR, ex =
perence he feels confident VI giving the best Of sass
ton to those wishing to he taught in and proper
his services.
OF A RI l. l. 4 BAND.
Any number Of pieces furnished for Balls Assc,nSh.pes
Private Parties, &c., on reasona bic terms.
NJ u SICAL IN STR V.M + " r. S
The best Of instruments Of all kinds furnished al the
lowest ratcs.
Montpelier, Dec. Il. dlxsytt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

The Cincinnati Press Of Thursday says, thai
the "Gibson House. Of that city was closed on
Wednesday night, BY order of Gen. WALLACE
Il seems that the General had requested Col.
GEoTFRoY, the proprietor, to prepare meal for
some soldiers, which request was not complied
with. Thereupon, the house was closed, and
no one permitted to enter or leave It. On
Thursday morning, however, "the whole mat
ter was Axed up between Col. GrOERRoY and Gen.
WALLACE" and the "Gibson" was re-opened.
Col. G. was last year nominated and elected
by the Fusionists, to the Office of Treasurer of
Hamilton county-Which, by the way, pdys most
handsomely. During the summer and fall be-
fore the election, the Colonel was periodically
devoted to the welfare and comfort Of the sol
diers in and about Cincinnati. Since the elec
ton, however, he has not been "around" doing
much sin that line" that we have heard Of. A
year ago, the request of General WALLACE
would probably have been promptly complied
with, had It been made even at 50 late an hour
as two O'Clock at night We fear the COlonel's
patriotism does not manifest itself in the same
enthusiastic manner that 1t did during the first
six months of the rebellion! Why is thIs2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
IKirby smith's Proclamation

The following proclamstio dated at Lex.
ingtoD, has been extensively circulated In Ken.
tucky:
KENTUcKIANs:-The army of the Confederate
States has again entered your territory under
my command.
Let no one make you believe We come az
invaders, to coeEce your will, or to exercise con.
troll over your soil. Far from Il. The priu.
ciple we maintain is, that Government derives
Its first powers from the consent of the govern.
ed.
| shall enforce the strictest discipline, In
order that the property of citizens and non.
combatants may be protected. shall be com.
PEELED to procure subsistence fer my troops
among you, and this shall DO paid for.
KentuckiaDE-We come not as invaders,
but liberators. We invoke the spirit of your
resolutions Of 1913. We come to arouse YOU
from the letbargy which enshrouds your free
thought, and forebodes the. political death Of
your State
We come to attest the truth of what we be.
lieye to be q foul aspersion, that Kentnckians
willingly join the attempt to subugate Us, and
to deprive US Of our property our liberty, end
our dearest rights. rd b.
We come 20 strike of the chains which are
riveted upon you. We call upon you to unite
your arms, and join with rs In hurling back
from our fair and sunny plains the Northern
hordes who would deprive US Of our liberty,
that they may enjoy our substance.
Are we deceived7 Can you treat us as enc.
mies7 Our hearts answer NO.
KIRBY SMITH,
.t0 Mejor- General C. s. A, l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

LAST APPEARANCE OF THE WEBB SISTERS Al
THE ATHENKUM,-It being generally understood
that the. Webb Sisters would appear in public,
yesterday evening, for the Last time before
leaving for the capital of New England, the
Atheneum was filled at on early hour With a
large and expectant audience. Theprogramme
was an excellent one-Miss Emma and Ada
Webb exhibited in a variety of characters and
charmed every ono with their songs and dan
ceS; Mrs. c. M. Webb acted the nervous single
lady to perfection; Mr.. Ration represented the
gentleman and nobleman In bis usual happy
style; Mr., White created merriment IN abund-
ance by his comic drollery, and Mr.. Wallack
made very fine paternal parent. All passed
off finely, and every body was highly delighted
with the evenings entertainment.
The Webb Sisters and their companions have
contributed much to our relief and qualification
at time when some relaxation ln the shape OF
innocent amusements was greatly needed. We
understand that engagements in tho east will
absolutely prevent their remaining 10 our city
but few days longer. We have heard Il sug.
gested that complimentary benefit might be
rendered them by our citizens before their final
departure. We do not know that their engage.
ments would allow them to accept such an in.
vitation; but If they could be persuaded to stay
and perform one night more, at the request Of
our citizens, We are quite certain that i, would
afford general qualification, and insure such a
full house as to induce them at some future day
TO return to our city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
A Remnant OF our Kichm0nd Army
r~'i Arrives at Cincinnati
CHAS. W. HILL,
Adjutant. General Of Ohio.

Colonel KoRrg, of the 69lh Indiana, arrived
at Cincinnati on Thursday night, the 4th inst.
with eight hundred and thirty men Of the 95th
Ohio and the 12th, 18th, 55th, ,6sth, 69!h and 7ls
Indiana, who we're parolled by the rebel General
KIRBY SmrH. The railroad track having been
torn up, they marched overland from Richmond
to Maysville, where they embarked on the
steamer Emma and barges, arriving at Cincin'
natl on Thursday night. The troops were
furnished with supper in Fifth street market,
and provided with quarters for the night.
The Cincinnati papers do not state what dis.
position will be made of our parolled soldiers.
onerof them says that Col. KoRFT stated the
number of cur wounded left at Richmond at
four hundred; another says he put it at eight
hundred. They were left to the care Of the
farmers of the vicinity. Colonel KoRFT had
two horses shot under him, one Of which fell
on him, breaking couple Of his ribs.
Throughout the interior of Kentucky, accord
Ing TO Col. KoRTF's report, especially In those
portions which have been evacuated by the Union
men and the Federal troops, regiments of rebels
have been formed; and on forming, their inten-
tion is to Join General KIlBY SMITH, General
snrrH has assurance that his forces win be 60
greatly augmented during the present week
that he will be enabled to move two columns
one Of twenty-five thousand on Cincinnati and
one Of fifteen thousand on LOuisville-the en-
tire cavalry forcs being intended to operate
against Cincinnati. It was reported that when
General SMITH tsok possession Of Lexington
he captured several fine Parrot guns. which he
10 mounting and preparing for service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Miscellaneous News.

A HELENA, Ark, correspondent OF the Mis-
souri, Republican states that General CuRTls
staff and family lef: Helena on the 2slh ult.
for Cairo - the General TO- report himself
as was said, at Washington. The troops al
Helena were in command Of Brigadisr- General
Spell, who, It ia said, does not approve the
emancipation policy Of General CURTIS
The rebel Secretary of the Treasury is call.
Ing in his Treasury notes, as he says they have
been counterfelted. .t,.s
The New York POsts Washington CORES
pondent states that Cabinet meeting was held
on Sunday, the 3lst ult., at which 1t was finally
decided to issue orders for the army to fall
back upon the old Potomac line, for six or eight
weeks, until the new levies shall have been
slightly disciplined. @
LATE French scientific papers arc full of a
discovery recently made by a young chemist,
named CoTELLE, by which he is able to extrac,
alcohol from coal gas. The alcohol Is said to
be of very superior quality and Is sold at one
third the price Of common alcohol. A oomps.
ny has been formed for working the patent.
A PHcruoRArHER in Paris solemuly AYERS that,
by new process of his own, he can produce q
perfect picture of the bottom Of the sea.
GEoRoE F. Trim, noted for his speeches and
III. .-uBIanu, ~ reptrIea paes-
enger on the steamer Marracodata, which
touched at St. Johns, N. F on the 4lh inst, on
her passage to the United States.
T'HE prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago, are
being shipped South at the rate of about one
thousand per day.
TIE St. Louis Union says that late lntelli-
gence has reached that city to the effect that
formidable expedition is formingat Little Rock,
Ark, destined to invade Missouri. Forces will
be ready to meet them on the frontier and drive
them back.
E1-GovERNoR Hicks Of Maryland, has Joined |
q company forming in Cambridge, Nd, as a |
private.
COLONEL LINE, of the 18th Indiana, was not
killed at Richmond, on the 30th ult., as report
ed, but was seriously wounded. The thigh |
bone Of his left leg was shattered, and II was
doubtful whether amputation would save his
life.
ABOUT sixty Of the deputy clerks at Wash
ngton, who started out to the battlefield or
Sunday, 3lst ult, in answer to srANroN's call
'or nurses, are supposed to have been taken
prisoners.
IT is stated that the Secretary of War has
decided to keep the drafted men In separate
regiments from the volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

The 69th Indiana, which performed deeds Of
gallantry In the battle near Richmond, Ky, was
raised in and near Richmond, Indiana. Many
OF the brave lads were sons of Quaker parents.
Colonel Lori was only temporarily in command,
Their commissioned commander is Colonel
Bickle, who was detained In Indiana on special
duty Ohio Statssman.
II the truth must be known, and in these
times when man seeks military command
and is not at his poat we think the truth should
be told, IL seems right for US to say that the
Especial duty" Of Col. Bickle was to set the
stakes and electioneer for seat In Congress.
And so, also, In this connection, wet are sorry
TO learn that Gen. Curtis 10 at Chicago, instead
OF being at the head Of the army he commands
In Arkansas. Gentlemen OF the shoulder straps,
If your. whole hearts are not In this sacred war
to put down wicked rebellion, please to get
out Of the way Of men who will give all their
energies to save our free republican institutions
Press. w, .f y. .'.-sr .s.-fss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Ahead of ali the Rest

The Elyria Democrat thus gives the statement
In reference to applications for exemption in the
Abolition county Of Lorain: -ci
The following figures speak for themselves:
The total number of enrolled militia In this
county. after deducting the men in service IN
to the 22d ult., is three thousand seven hundred
and ninety-two. OF this number, two thous-
and two hundred and three have applied for ex-
emption up to ten O'Clock yesterday, and nine
hundred exemptions have been granted. TIE
remainder, only about one.third, are expected
to apply before the 18th, as Ii Ia understood
that the Commissioner will hold bis court for
this purpose until that time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

HuroHlNs, whose radicalism has been mosI
extreme, was defeated the other day for Con.
gress, by District Convention of his friends
He Is thspresent representative from GIDDrNes's
Abolition District. Can it be possible that the
conservatives are getting so strong even there,
that the ultras are compelled to take new
man to avoid defeat, who has never had an op-
portunIty Of making dIssgreeable and unpopu-
lar Congressional record7 II so, this class Of
politicians has more gumpsion up 10 Cheesedom
than II has In the conservative Districts. where
radical Conventions have nominated such ulsras
20 sHEILABAReEn, CurLRR, WEsr, BusDY, WoR.
orsrER, BEcHAM, etc. The defeat OF HUTcHtrs
10 suggestive!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

0EoAeE N. ANDERs, who refused to drink the
Queens health 10 her own dominions, has gone
to tender to her, In behalf Of the Confede eracy,
commercial treaty. POst. ~
Several prominent papers beside the POstare
laboripg under the same mIssppre rehsnslon, as 70
GEoner N. sANDrRs. 1t was not be but DANIEL
E. srcKIEs who refused to drink the Queens
health at Fourth Of July Celebration, in Lon.
don, q few years ago, go '''''oa y ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
Officers Killed and wounded.

The following is partial recapitulation o
our losses in general officers 10 the recent en-
gagements near Washington: X
General Duryea, wounded; Hatch. slightly
wounded, Kearney, killed; Scho1ck. BADLY
wounded; Sigel, slightly wounded; Issac ]
Stevens, killed; Stahl, killed; Tower, badly
woundedi Taylor, fatally wounded, now dead
Acting Brgader- General Coulter, killed
Among the Colonels killed are Browp, 20lh
Indiana; Brown. 2sth Indiana; Cantwell, s2d
Ohio; Kolles, 73t Pennsylvania; Mcconnell,
Sd New Jersey; O'Connor, I'd Wisconsin; Rob.
erts, lst Wisconsin. Among the Western Colo.
nels wounded are Cutler, Ssh Wisconsin; Gavin,
7th Indiana; Robinson, 7th Wisconsin; Mere.
di h, 18th Indiana. Major Bell, OF tho 7th Wis
consin, is wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
N. 3, 0SnaerenoesS

The Cincinnati Conference Of the MethodlA
Episcopal Church assembled in Morris Chapel
Cincinnati, on Wednesday, Sept. Sd, and dis
posed Of the uspal preliminary business. II II
presided over by Bishop AMEs, and ls working
with commendsble industry to get through with
the dutiesit has to discharge. II will probably
be in session several days longer.
The North Ohio Conference Of the same
Church Is In session at Wellington. 1t also
met on Wednesday, September Sd. A cores
pondent of the State Journal says It 10 "almost
q unit in politics." meaning, of course, that
nearly all its members are Aboltionists!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
September 4, 1862.
The ohio Conference.
aEcONp pAY--sErrrMpER 4rn.

SECOND DAY--sEPTEMBER 4rH.
Several additional committees we're appoipt
ed, and sundry communications we're read ant
appropriately referred. An exhibit of thu
Western Book Concern was read and disposed
Of. Most of the day was occupied in examln.
ing and passing the character of effective Ell.
ders. Considerable routine business was at.
tended to, when the Conference adjourned
until Friday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
juls25-d&w6W.

HUDsoN's UNRIvALED TOOTH PAsrE.-The
best Dentifrics now in use Cleans, ,ohitens and
at the same time pyessyves the Teeth; Heals
diseassd Gums and Purj6es the Breath; Possess.
90 neither Alkalies, Aeids or any injurious subs
stance, Well knoon and reliable persons recon.
mend IL HIGHLY. It's efeciS are always pleasant,
Try it.
Sold at Studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Marple's, Schueller's, Fisk & Rid0.
way's, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere.
July ii, l662-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

the Police. and az fast as the negroes werO
caught. they were put In . pen on Plumb street,
opposite the Cathedral, whence they were taken
and set to work. Two of them deserted on the
4lh inst, but were subsequently, captured and
lodged in jail.
The negroes have white officers as follows
Commander-in-C Chief of the Negro Brigade,
Judge w. M. DICKSON; Adjutant. General, T.
c. DAY; Commissary, H. MoBURNEY, Quarter.
master, Us. HILL; Assistant Adjutant- General,
JACOB REsoR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
InssnsifIsd Mreanness.

The Nashville Union and several other PEN
stoned papers Of the Abolition persuasion, are
habitusliy snarling and barking at the States.
man, while they make free to appropriate some
Of our editorial articles, but fail 70 give us the
usual credit, We regard this as mesaaess IN
tsns6sd, q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

THE LibsTGtOT joins the extreme slavery men
in denouncing the President's address to the
committee of the colored people, and pronounce
it ga Tissue of absurdites and false assump-
tions." Il is not the only instance in which the
strongest Abolitionists have afforded aid and
comfort" to the strongest pto.slavory men,
Prov. Journal y9T yH a.Ett
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

GT Jacob Harring, said to be recruiting Of
fcer, Was bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas, on Thursday, by Justice Miller, In the
sum of two hundred dollars, for an alleged as
sault upon M, Fink, with intent to kill
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

SUMNER AND WADE-WHERE ARE THEY1-We
hear nothing Of Senators Sumner and Wade,
except that they are candidates for reelection.
Where are they during these critical tlnes7
Both OF them Joined Senator Wilson, when In
Congress, in his crusade against the army and
and fifty thousand men. : Where are thew % now -
Are they helping all loyal men 60 encourage
enlIstmentgsor are they helping Phillips and
Greeley 10 stop. .thsm2-N. Y, Herald. a.ny;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

ExERoIsINo READING The Tdz. Payers Man
ual has just been published, and, In brevlty, II
beats the Military Manual all hollow. IthOs
but throD principal orders, which are as follows;
l. Draw wallets!
g. Fork over!
3. Retlre!-Vdnity Fair.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06

T Yesterday forenoon, three colored boys
drove horse aud cart into the Scioto river,
near the Plane factory. Getting Into deep wa
ter, the vehicle aoated, and two of the boys,
named RCse and Ball, became frightened, and
jumped into the water. Both were drowned
One Of the bodies only was recovered ct our
latest Information. ptRl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-06
ENFoRcEMENr on MARTIAL Law.

Cincinnati, Covington and Newport are
under martial law. Strict guard is kept on oil
the avenues to Cincinnati. Every body must
produce q pass, going to, or coming from an
adjoining township.
General WALLACE has issued an order re-
quiring all citizens and others in Cincinnati to
leave the streets aud repair to their homes at
nine o'clock P. NJ, except by special permit
An order OF A. E. JorEs, Provost Marshal OF
Hamilton county, was issued on Thursday, Sept.
4,requiring all able bodied citizens to the num-
bsr Of three thousand to report for duty at hIs
Office at o'clock A. M, yesterday (Friday),
the 5th inst. ~ ~
A number Of the citizens Of Newport; includ.
log THOMAS SAEDToRD, were arrested on the 4.h
Inst, and lodged In jail, in consequence Of their
refusal to perform their share Of the work on
the fortifications back Of that city.
THE NEGRO BRIGADE. &
Several hundreds Of free negroes have been
impressed In Cincinnati and sent to work on the
Iortiacations on the Kentucky side. II Is said
hey did not like to be impressed, and con-
plainsd that they were not allowed. TO volunteer.
The work Of improvement was performed bv