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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Cen. Fremont's Defense.

The defense Of Gen. Fremont, submitted by
himself to the Committee to investigate into the
conduct OF the war, and which they had de-
cllncd to publish, has been made public ia the
Tribune. 1t occupies the larger part Of an entire
sheet Of that paper, and much of it printed in
fine type, and our space Will permit us only to
give an abstract.
The defense sets out with the statement that
when Fremont took command Of the Western
Department, which comprehended Illinois, and
all the States and Territories west Of the Mis-
sissippi river to the Rocky Mountains, includ-
ing New Mexico, no definite instructions
were given him, or any plan of a campaign sug-
gcsted, though he inferred from the general dis.
cus$ioos at Washington that the main object was
the descent Of the Mississippi river. lie says ::
Full discretionary powers Of the ampes; kind
were conferred on me. Not line OF written
instructions was given me. The leading object
of the campaign being settled, the details Of its
accomplishment and the management OF my
Department were left to my own judgment.
He found Missouri in bad state enough
There YVES rebellion in every county. General
Pope in the northwest, Gen. Lyon in the south
west and General Harding in the SOUTHEAST,
were all asking for re-eniorcements. St..
Louis was menaced He had IL totally made
quate supply of arms. Muskets that had been
purchased Tor his department had been sent to
Western Virginia lie had neither money nor
credit. The term of enlistment of nearly all
Gen. Lyons force il the south west, and OF
Gen. Prentiss at Cairo was just expiring. Ao
these troops were not paid, although anxious to
remain in the service. the desttuton IF their
families compelled them to leave. 1t was under
this state of things that Gen. Fremont took the
money from the w. Treasury at ST. Louis,
which is mad, the occasion fer one Of the gravest
charges against him. He wrote Immediately to
the President what he bad done, and neither
the Prcslden, nor any of the departments ever
| made oh.c::io TO the act. t5Jut dis time 10
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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
She 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,
$4,d0 per year, or 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
causes or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. ". WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
From the New York Chronicle
Squire Dunham's Old Age.
BY VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

"Have you heard the news 20
mo; what is it now?
" Squire Durham is gone, was found dead
in his bed this morning; carried off by Il
stroke Of apoplexy."
" He was one Of your prominent citizens.
He'll be widely missed"
"rm not at all certain about that last
remark. In my opinion thero'l be very few
mourners at Squire Dunham's funeral. He
was hard old customer from first to las, ;
and all he thought Of or cared Tor, was TO
make money. lie was shrewd enough at Il
bargain, and always got the best Of it but
think you'd have TO 90 u long ways to find the
man, woman, or cliId that's any The worse of
because Squire Durham has finished his days.
Its great Pity he couldn't take any Of
his bank stock or real estate with him. tell
you, my friend, one finds after ali, it's a los.
iag operation to have all ones property in
what goes for nothing on the OTHER side.
They want II different Kind OF con- there"
That is fact. reckon Squire Dun.
ham has learned some new truths By this
time"
The above conversation took place
in a city car just as the night was ia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07

By the steamer Ericsson at New York, from
Port Royal, We have news Of the progress Of the
expedition under Gen. Sherman. Batteries have
been erected by our troops which completely iu-
vest Fort Pulaski, commanding all approaches
to it. Com. Tatnall, at the head of his feet,
tried the range of the Federal guns in one OF the
batteries en- the 18th ult.. and was lowed back
disabled by Il Parrott shot through the wheel
house OF his flagship. Savannah is being for
titled by the rebels with all dispatch, and large
numbers Of troops are there, though they are
supposed to be mostly raw and undisciplned.-
When an attack upon Fcrt Pulaski VI Savannah
will be made is not known, but it is supposed
that it will! not be attempted unit! reinforce
ments arrive. Oar troops We're in line spirits
and in good health, considering their heavy labor
upon the Notifications.
There is said TO be constant communicu ton
between Wilmington liver and Savannah by the
rebels, and some movements had been made by
Gen. Sherman with view of interruutinm it,
Brunswick. Georgia, was reported to be evacu-
ated.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
received the following telegram from Postmas
ter General Blair


ter General Blair
WAsHINcToN July 26, 1861,
DEAR GENERAL IL have two kilograms tron
you but find it impossible now to get any AT
tenion to Missouri or Western matters from the
authorities here. You will have to d. the hcs
you can, and take all needful responsibility tc
defend and protect the people over whom you
are specially set.
Yours, truly, and in haste, NJ. BLAIR
If such despatch would 10. authorize Ere
mont to use his own discretion in taking United
States money to pay tho dues OF the soldiers ii
is n easy 10 see what it would authorize,
The disaster at Springfield, III the defeat and
death of Lyon, Fremont shows conciusively is
not cbarseabe upon his administration. l' oc
Cured but II short time after his arrival at ST.
Louis. In the meantime it had become neces-
sary 10 reinforce Cairo. where there were bat
1900 troops, and which was immincnty threat
ened by Gen. Pillow with 10000 men. Gen.
Fremont had only $500 men with which to 9
complsh this He dispatched what other avail
able force he had to Lyons aid on the 4ch of
August, but the battle was fought before 1t ar
rived. 1t was at this disastrous moment, when
he was straining every nerve to relieve Gen.
Lyon, and provide for the defense of the other
exposed points in his departments and when he
had thousands OF troops wholly unarmed, that
he made the purchase of the Austrian muskets,
Of which 50 much complaint has been made.
lie could get no other arms, and those were pre-
ferred by Gen. Asboth for his division, and were
in general use, when the Committee who Wis.
tied st. Louis to investigate frauds, reported
that IS they were not in use.
The fertilization of st. Louis. Fremont justi-
fies completely on the ground OF the peril that
city was in, and the necessity OF holding 1t at
any expense Of blood or treasure, and he did
it at the expense Of about $500 600. On this
point he says:
" 1t certainly seems superiuous to speak Of
the importance OF St. LOUIS but as the expedi-
ency OF terrifying it has been questions d il may
be well to remind the Committee that 1t was
the first military position in the Western De-
partment. Many of the things | am required
10 prove are us self evident us this. st. Louis,
then, is situated on the great highway Of the
Mississippi River, at point where it is crossed
by all the principal roads from the east, having
itself seven different lines Of communication to
the interior and opposite ends Of the State;
that 1t Is the great center OF politics and trade,
and the object to which the efforts of the enemy
were constantly directed and invited BY the
powerful and wealthy rebel portions Of the cit
lzens. 1t was certainly prudent to render per
manently secure. beyond the reach of contin-
gency this great depot for supplies and reserves,
and safe retreat for an army III the possible
event OF d DISASTER
We shall continue the abstract of this defense
tomorrow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Council Of Censors.
A CALL FOR A CONVENTION

The Freemcn of Vermont, irrespective of party
names or party associations are requested to
meet in Mass Convention, at the Town Hall
III Burlington, on the l2th day Of March, 1862,
at III o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate a
ticket for Council Of Censors, to be supported
at the ensuing election en- the fourth Wednesday
Of March next
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07

ALLoTMENTs OF THE STH RlGlNENT.-I %'
era! companies of the 9Th Regiment have ailOf
ted OF their monthly pay as follows
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sabbath school Bell. NO .
TO whom it nsAay Gosscerm =.

. III persons wishing to remove to A warmer cIim.,
"" Earn Somsthi"g ia their adyantag: Of . new Srt
iie eEt by applying to ! = sAEp0,,N -
'F'''" Eas. Harlwick.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, SO Bromfeld st., Boston.

REV n DAY. Pres. REV. MASON, Ite' Pf,"aeHt'
X GREENE. MD, Sgp'rinH"d'Hs Phy''e'dh'
This Institution established for the cure oil Dh'
ease upon the principles of innocent medlsa"oh' ell
tirelv discardng the u,e of Pc sonOus Drugs :,
Many di,es,es. such Scrofula Humors OF Jus
Blood Diseases of the Throat ard lungs. Dyspelnia
Liver Complaint, ilesrf Complaint bhennsItIn, n NJ
male Complaint. and great variety Of ordinary Dis
csses are successfully treated b. Medicine which may
be sent TO any part of the country with f drectons'
PeIson, having Csncers, those afflicted with com
pca ed disease should imm.dia ely avail themselves
of DIR Greene's personal attention.
Con.uston at the office, or by mai. tree OF charge
DR.. Greene will be al the Office from A NJ, 10
7 VI.
The office ill be open aud competent persons In at
tendance, from A. NJ toe NJ. .
All communications should be din ected 20 X.
GREENE NJ. D., 36 Bromteld Street, Boston.
NOTE. Persons wishing 10 investigate this meth %
practice, Superior sLccesS will be furnlshed
with pamphlet descriptive uf treat ment. free by al
dressing II. GREENE D., Sc Bromfeld Street, hos-
ton. Mas.
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Samuel w. Wells Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed b! III. Hon"
= Probate CouT for the DIstriClot Washington Com
.rsioutr.t to receise examine and adjust all claims ami
Genands of all persons against The Estate Of sunni w.
Wells of Marshfed, ia said district rep
in oven aud the term OF six months from The
day Of May, 1862 neing allowed by said Court Iothe
creditor of said deceased eKhibii and Prove
>ptciive claims before Hs--gire notice that we VIII
attend to he duties Of appointment at the d"eIilhg
house OF Widow Mary Wells, in Mar>hied in said dis
ct the I'd Thursdays Of July and October next at
u'clack in tie forenoon. each of said days.
sAM'L HoLL sTER. c"m''''
Earshfed. June TO- A. y. 1862 339tw3T
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James MaxweIHs Estate.

THE sub.crbers having appointed b. the Honora
bic Probate Court for the District Of Washington, com
is toner's .toreceive examine. and adjust all claims and
cmaRts Of all prrsonS against the Estate Of Jas MAJ
we'll, late OF Fsyston in said district deceased represent
ID tnSovent and the term OF sly months from Inc loth
&5 Of June lSb2, being allowed by said Court 10 tie
of said deceased to exhibit and prove therespec
claims before u.s. give notice that we Will attend TO
tedHtleS ct "Gr appointment al Tie dwelling mouse OF
the late James Maxwell, in Fay,ton. said district,
on the ION day Of September aud December next, at
BENJAMIN DAVIS. tComv,,.
JOHN PATTERSON, '''"'
FaysI"m. June 10Th, A. D. 1862. &sfwat
STATE OF vERAoNT, In Probate Cour, held ar
nIslrIcr or RANDOLPH, S. B!ookfeId, within and for
$40 District, on the Eth da! otJnne, A. u. 1862.
instrument purportng ,o hr iheiaSt Willard feS-
/ lament of Ilpuer Hatch late of Brookfied, in
aid District, deceased peing presented to the Court by
keiben Peck the executor therein named, for Probate
1t is ordered by said Con that alt persons concerned
therein, b" notified to appearat session Of said Court to
- notcn at the Registers Office, IN Brookfe'd Oh tic
h day of July, a. H. 1862. AID snow cauSe ifan! They
may have, against the ProHtr o. said Wil for which pur
pose Is iirlrf ORDERED that copy of the record q tins
cGc be published three weeks successfully il the Green
Mountain Freemar, printed at MorpeIer, prevon4 to
sand time appointed tol hearing.
A true COPY of record.
33atw3t Attest. }, R. CLEAVELAND, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, Z Ia Probate Court held at
RANDOLPH DsrRIcr, Chelsea. within amt for sand
h!stric!, IN The 18Th da! Of June, A. D. 1862
ELISHA H1EE, administrator on the estate OF Geargr
IL + Wells late Of G!.risei, IN said district, deceased,
uresent his adminst account lnr examination and
allowance, and makes app "on for decree of distr
button and partition OF the estate of SAID deceased.
Nh-rttp@n, 1t L. ordered by said Court that said
to"n and said application be referred t" session Of said
I7th day of July, A. D. 1862. TOR hearing aud
tHcron and it is further ordered that notice hereof be
rvtA to all persons interested, by publication of he
rHrte weeks successfully in he Green Mountain Fireman.
Newspaper published Al Montpelier, previous to said
kne appointed for hearing, that they may appear st said
time and place. and show If any the, may have
WHY said account should not he allowed and such decree
mace true copy Of recsrs,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
THE "CORVRN EsOxsE,.,

'RE sub scrbcr would inform the public tha' this well
hnown Horse will be found the present season at k-r
sable in Cabot where all who dsire good horses can eX
anime him and his stock Ha wing been kept out of the
he last season, the proprieors have fused emDt
rag offers for the present that the farmers in this
section may have the benefit Of his The Coburn
Horse sired by the Old Peck Horse 10 wears old
ends plump 10 hands high and weighs 1875 pound.
TER1iS--To Warrant, 5000.
We have at our stable also fine specimen the stock
above Horse, which is four years old Ior
I" men we shall charge only S. to warrant
II. J. +. +. COBURN.
june |, lss2. June l2paudW3w
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LADIES CATER BOOTS

little glove stirs up my heart tides up the oce
A snow white muslin, when it hts, makes many rg-o~
notion
All sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings th-y ore,
But little female CATER boots are death ami d.. =
shorter
And just to put you on your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Ilote.
stopped week or more,
And marked two @ boot-ees" every morn
Before my neighbors door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed TO say.
4" An angel trots around in US
They stole nay heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But an one morn saw sight
Which struck me Ike stone.
Some other tLe book
Those boo,s not alone
great tall pair Of other boot.
Nasttanding by their side.
And Of they walked one afternoon
And with them walSed-a bride
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
BILIOUS HE1DACHH

BY the of these Pills the pr Etsii-. ,rry-
Gus or Sick Headaches may .,hen
at the commencement OF IN acE immediate relief
from pain and sicknts. will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che 20 which females 80 subject
lhe' act gent! upon the Notwithstanding Co.
tiveaeSs
For Literary Men, Stuurnts Delicate Fema lea, and iii
persons OF seoentary habits, they valuable d. Lax
atlyc improving the appetite giving tone and vigor to
the digestive organ+ and restoring the natura! elasticity
and strength OF the whole rystetn.
The CEPhALIC PILLS the result Of long invest
CATION and carefully conducted experiments. having
been in many wears during which time thee nave
Prevented and relieved amount OF pain and III,
ell!ig from iteadacnt !,eer G:IgIua il, the merry
os systtin or IRON teraigeG state OF thc stomach
lhey ar" entirely vegetable i'll their compositions uuc
may bs taken at all times with Inriert safety without
any change nt diet and the ab>,c II any disa r.e.+
tatte renders 1t easy to administer 10 children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS,
The genuine have i've signaturc> enry c SIalnIug
on each box.
Soio by Druggists and all Other Dtacr, IN Medicine,
BOX VIII be SEN b! mail prepared receipt OF IL.
Price rs Gents
a II orders should be addressed 70
HhNRi {. SfALD!Nt,
AZ Cedar Street. New lorl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Ceurss within and thr District OF Ran
doph for the year ensning will be holden IS follows
VIZ;
At the Registers Office in brook6ed the hIs Thurs
day in each month
At the Orange County Hotel Ill Chelsea ON the third
Thursday of each month
At Chsdwick;s Hotel In West Randolph on The fourth
thursday in eGeh month.
Att l., Bowiesi Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order of Court.
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS isiSs within
sah will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
sid District on Tuesday Of each week during the year
ensuing Persons haylsg business with said Court
+. r. MERRILL, Judge.
december ], 1860.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
XNIkTER ARRAR0EAEHy,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
n Al Il h q oAD.

Ga and af,sr MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1901,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEI.
PHIA
ror baltimore, At $50 d. N. sls q N, II % O. m,
iExpfess,) } and 1870 p. m
FOR Chester, st SIS IN, II % m s,tb and 10 20
y For Wilmington, 1t so I. m SIS q, III, II Is 4
m., SR and 1910 p. N.
For Now Csstis, at SO a. m. and 8asr@
For Dover, at s1S .. N. and G.&b p. IN.
For Milford, s sIba N.
For Salisbury, At 3 Is D. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Le.ye Baltimore at $40 .. IN; (ExprsssD ios ?
Leave Wilmington At s,ao and Il 81 /. m, .,s
Leave Salisbury ., aSpm
Leave Milford it 466p.n
Leave Dover at asm. aud olop. N.
Leave New Castle at II =. IN and $40 p. ~
Leave Chester at $50 .. m, 1915, 4.bo, and o. 81
Leave Baltimore for sslisouIy and lntsrmsdist.
stations ct $40 and p. NJ. for Dover and intsrms
diate stations, at LOS p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at s%6 g. m. Il Of and II. 20 y. n.
Leave Wilmington At 40 .. m., 92S .. m, Il q
gREJGar TRAIN. with Passenger Car attached
Leave PhiladeiPhls, for Perryvills and interus
dists places, at $40 p, m.
Leave wi!9ingeen, n iOr Psrryvills and intsrnsdi
Leave baltimore, for Hsus ds-arsos and Inter
| mediate stations, ate O. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
Al a1o .. N. and 1850 p, m from Philsdolphia Il
At from Baltimore to PHILADELPHIA,
The 80 .. 10. Train from PhilsdeiphiS 10 Baiu
| more will run daily, Mondays @cstsd
Jan S-~t: President.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11


FINLEY BIGGEE Gate Register Of ins u.s
Treasury } And CHARLES u. SHERMAN, Coun
seilors at Law, will devote their entire attention To
the prosecutor and ssttlsInent OF denApda agains
the Cni.Gd States, growing out OF the pressnf war
noludtns the Accounts and Claims Of Stpte-, Con
rsotors ard Disturbing Ofaoers; applications fo'
The restoration OF property Illegally sie,nd or cap
tured and tor compsnsstioH for the use oi private
property ioI 9overnmsut purposes, and for damage
for the injury of such property by the army: inl
military pay, pensioaB, aud bounty lands aad foi
d,stribudys shares OF monies psysble =; the rres
mry ana due TO sub contractors and ctiets
Tpey will also give legal sdvoe 10 olairAn'o, con
tractors, sad to uDprofeosioral agents In Dtigsted
oases, and prepare written ArgIments wheI desired
With Non -residant Agents who NAV send then
3AAtu an p1uitthle dfviaiou Of cumD'iriOns viii b.
mad.
UndisIut-d RsD,xndS will be oollocrsd sno
rcIaptly remiusd tor . oomm'ssisn OF from . hail
tstwo and q hall per oent depending on the
smoArt, and negotiations with the Department.
oon tUetsd on moderate terms
By prompt attention, moderate charges, IONS -
penanoe, EUd o minute knOVlsdge Of the ~ law
regulation, rules and preoedsnts, goysruins thi
,lSss Of business Al the Departments, they hope 10
fende. their services useful to claimants and pubic
Sre1itcrs.
Reference may be made to Members Of congress
and oticers o. ths 4Ovtrnment, and especially. b
Permission, to tie Hou. ELIsaA WHIT1LKssT, ftral
Comprollsr OF the Treasury
Address asssTs BiG9Ek SsHERMteNI
Wellington, y G."
Omoe, Nc as street, near Irsssury ano v Ii
lssis' Hotel nov s--cm
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A X N Y sUPP ..

OrvIcl OF fna CnHy yQUAarasnAsrsl,
Aymy ef as PotomSe,
Warrington, Seftembe 70, fSSa.
PROPOSALS. ere invited for 1uraibhinG for the
use Of the army Of tho Potonae the following ar.
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight Of each bale to bs
.. ..s marked thereon
1000 900 bushels Of Osts, Of the best quality,
4 s.ropg sacks, well seved
1000 cords Oak sdd Hickory Wood, well ssa.
soned and Of the best quality.
Each bid must be aeoompa anisd by the sndons-
nent Of two r:.ponabls psiscos that the contrasts
II awarded will be 10 filled.
Bids Win Be opened from time to tims q ths sr.
tioles may DO needed and ooptracts win be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest rssponbls
bidder mp to ihs time Of opening.
Eh; "a 5Hshs = reserved !" soo'pt all g sny pan Of
Proposals sheuld b. endorsed " Proposah for hay
or OsS, o. Wood ,"Nas ths osss MY b, snd q.
eloss In separate savslopss. :. II -.
Lieut.. Col, ..a A. 5ucSs g., cS,ss s19SeAsa.s 9.s4s.I.s.r
sp M-n