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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

y
Department TO day received the follow
ing
FLAGSHIP BEsros,
GRAND CUR. Miss, May 8, '63.
To Hon. GIDEON Weiies, Secretary Of Tie
Nary:
SRI have the honor 10 report that !
got under way this morning. with the
Lafayette, Carondelet. Mound City and
Pit'Aburg, and proceeded up to the fort.
at Grand Gulf for the purpose Of attack
ing them again if they had not been
abapdoned. The enemy left before we
got up, blowing up their ammunition,
spiking their large guns. and burying or
taking away their small ones. The arma-
ment consisted OF thirteen guns in all
| The works are of the most extensive kind
and would seem TO defy the efforts of "a
much heavier fleet than the one that
siienced them. The forts were literally
torn To pieces by the accuracy of our fire.
Col. Wade. The commaniant Of the bat
teriss, was killed, also his chief of staff
L zen men were killed that We know of,
and our informant says, many wounded,
and that no one was permitted to 90 in
side the forts after the action, except
those belonging. We had hard fight
for these forts, and it is with great pleas
ure that | report that the navy holds the
door to Nieksburg.
Grand Calf j. the strongest place on
the Mississippi, Had the enemy sue
cecdcd IN finishing tic iortlheations, nc
feet would ever have taken them,
have been all over the works.. and found
, them ns follows: One for, on the poiut o
; the rocks, IS feet high. calculated for 81,
guns, mounting two inch ritied and ons
. inch and one psrrott gun. On tn,
left Of this work is u triangular work cal
culated 10 mount heavy guns. Thes,
works connected with another fort by
c. Sered way and double rife pits, extend
ink one quarter Ct mile, constructed
With much labor, and showing great skill
! Oh the part of the constructor. The thirS
, fort commands the river 10 all directions
1t mounted one sple did Blakely 100
FOUNDER, and one 8 inch and 80 pound
ers. The latter were lying bursted o
: broken on the ground.
2 The gunboats had so covered every
thing with earth that it was impossible t
see at FIRST what was there. with the ex
: ception Of the guns that were dismountc
y or broken. Every gun that hell into ou
L hands was in good condition. With a lure
J. quanli,y of ammunition.
- This is by far the most extctsive bui
works, with the exception OF Vicksburs
y have yet seen, and ! am happy to sa
D that We hold them. am dismpuntin
Is the guns, and getting on board Cue an
= muni,ion.
Since making the above examination
new forts have been passed and naarl
u finished. They had no guns, but vrl
z complete Of the kind, as regard position
If and had heavy field pieces in them.
A (Signed) DAVID ID. PORTER.
Admiral Comd'g Miss. Squadron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

DEAN Will Nor BE TuKRE.-The
Coppcrheads of Van Buren county will
gather in force to-day at Keesauqus to
listen 10 their chief bueler Dean. Blu,
alas for them, Dean will not get there.
Dean 10 in keokuk, and will remain till
bis papers arc usde oui, TO accompany
Valland,sham on visit to their friends
in Dixie.
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regiments arc drifting towards Alexan.
dria, detachments of each regiment are
moving across the Sabine, with spoils
from their allies of Louisiana.
But these fighters in New Mexico and
Galveston, are at last cowed and whipped.
A batch Of them captured yesterday, told
me that unless reinforcements we're fent
speedily to them by Kirby Smith OF Ma
gruder, the force would disband aud 60
home and defend Texas y
General Sibiey. the commander in. chief
of the rebel forces, was arrested by Gen.
Taylor, the second in command, for
drunkenness, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

b@ Two horses, believed to have been
stolen, we're Yesterday taken possession OF
by Justice array. The man suspected
as the thief is known as James Bailey,
and is now lodged in jail. One Of TIC
horses had on his back saddle which il
recognized ns the property Of our fellow.
citizen James b Britlon, Of Union Town
ship, johnson county. The affair 10 to bs
siited by the officers of justice lows
City Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

I.EcrrnK All TIE CouRr HousE. Rev.
2 Brooks will deliver lecture at 8 o clock
Sunday evening in the Court Room.
suljeet--'Ths Bible its own Intcf.
prefer"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

H6- Yesterday forenoon the horses
Litched to the Express wagon became
res,ive, and the wagon was upset and the
tongue broken out in backing up TO the
Express Office. No further damage was
done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

FAM roa REsI.--A 6ne farm Of 50
acres, oil under newly repaired fence,
partly plowed and some grain sowed, Eve
miles f,om Hamilton, III. Amply io-R
Ii. Gilmore. Atty ssLaw, efBce on Sd
ST. bet. Main and j hson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

ma- a-Ueo. W. McCrary Esq, msde =
telling Union Speech at. Fort Madison
thursday hight. There was a good au-
dience, aud these who heard him will no,
soon forget his powerful and patriotic sp-
peal in behalf OF the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

TorcnIxG TEsTIaosIAL President
Lincoln sent down his little son with a
beautiful bo9uet Of rare and fragrant
flowers, and wreath of evergreens deck
ed with flowers, to be placed on the eofi n
OF Gen. Berry, ~ho fell while gallanlly
leading charge at fredericksburg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

~ The armory At Windsor, VT, Is
turning out about 100 rifle muskets q
day, the latest improved Of the Spring
field pattern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

AThe Rev. Dysart will preach in
DR.. Browns Church, on 9Th street, Sab
bath l7th. Morning aud evening ser.
vice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

DosT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

rF~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
Ing boat for Davenport md Rock Island
and intermediate puinu. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of The cars. fdul
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MARRyrp,

Al ths residence " tAc brid psrfnis on the 1Ah
instsIl, by the Rsy. George rhschef, Mr.. weston
". BtoLEsAs, and Miss HsLrx H., only daughter OF
H. b. Ia s-k..k, sii ef this ctis. No. CARss.
The printers we're most hands omsly and bount tifuy
remembered ia good old .i;ie asd sseder their heart
f-i congratulations to te happy couple in ef'he
auspisiops eyest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

silt you would not have affection
make its second visit listen to the tsach,
ipQs Of the krst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
mIvER NEWS.

Die Vernon, Watson, St. Louis,
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
jennie Deans, ,sbebie, st Jonis.
The Luxe IN, on her way up with a large TOW Of bar
for Ice 81 Lake Pippin. got aground between here
and Warsaw. ~hsre she 10 stiii ia,iar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
0eutiebe nnb Gn9lif6e
q II f6- u. sc Mfftbena :
Drufkerei,
-Geu-
Sowsll unb 1elaplain,
{" Daily Gate City Office. y

Die RsiiFtr bts bsnaunttn @tFddfss tmpftslsn
an ctm esutinsu gutIttam Scetas une llmassene IN
stnfisien anftrasu uue wtresu teaJsit alS ii ikr
DAD sstrtHeen arhsitsn shan une fhnsH unb IN
anustmsarsA @rsiftn IitIna.
1vudtrtt~q qefaI:
Ode pon nRein nne s,psi,sr Straee, Gecsnf.
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official Report OF the Capture oi
Grand Gull.

WAsnINoToS, May s.-The Navy
Department TO day received the follow
ing:
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
To and from the East.

10 oner very superior Inducements 10 the Bankers,
Merchants and Business en- keoknE aud Southern
lewa and continnatoD oflheir patronage solicited
The Tins tu and from Nav York, -CIe.eIasd. Ctn-
eiHnai 1T. Louis, aud the Esst grneraiiy, by this
route aud The reat Wa bash valley Hail
Road 10 unequailed.
TP Messengers viii arrive at ~ A. ~ and depart
at2H e. L. ALIEN Agent.
keokak May II, ie63-a3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
Marrie0.

Al the Methodist Parsonage in Planheld October 3lth
by Rev A. Hitchcock, Mr. Lucus NJ iiarrs,o Plainheld
and Mis-. Helen 81. Green, OF lopsham.
In sutton, November 29th, by Rev. H. Harris, Mr.
Charles HoiRdon u 81. Johnebury, and Miss Marian >
wilson, u Sutton
AZ the house Of the brdes fathers in West ropsham,
NOV. LIST, by Rev H. G.. Powers, ar. Arad Corlis OF
East Cornth, and Miss Ellen NJ Rogers Of the former
place.
Also by the same, AZ the Methodist Parsonage East
Topsham, Nov 26th. MIR Horace White and Miss Abbie
a, Eastman, both Of Topsham.
Also BY the SAME lh5 BRIDES home, Nov 2Jth, MIR.
Robert Lang and Mrs Polly Ann G. Wilson both ot East
lopsham
la Es.e Nov 9th, by Rev. .. Lewis, Mr.. John Smith
and Miss Harriet Grey, both Of Prescott q, W.
Also, Nov. 29h by he same Mr. Eugene Fletcher ana
Miss Fanny Guyett both of Colchester.
In this village Nov ID by Rev. l. Cooper. Mr. VII
liam Shirley " Godstown and Mrs Margaret sher ley
Of Manchester n, H.
In south Royalton Nuy. 24th by Rev. Z. ;. Haynes,
Mr. Sewe Godfrey Of Versh and Mrs Chloe smith Of
koyIllon.
Az the Parsonage, in Grolon Oct, 18th, by Rev. Il. Il.
Bickford, Sir. Horace h sampson Of Troy N, Y, and
MSS Ellen n. Hayes Of Newbury
Also At the place, by the same, Mr. Oliver D.
CrosIer Of North adams Mass, and Miss Meroe a. NIL
Ter VI GIoton.
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i-jH0

In Groton OCT. 27,h, Of Uphold fever, hr. silss
Burnham, aged AZ years.
Also Nov OH Of dropsy, Capt. David Vance, aged 10
Yeas.
In Mendon, Mich, Nov lst, rryphena n wife Of Ben
jamin r Doane aged 81 years and months daughter
OF reuben Nichols, lately OF barre, VI
In Calais November 5th, 1893, Ia harlan Haskell aged
50 years. formerly OF Montpelier.
Michigan Indiana ana 10 a papers please copy
In NOfthf ID October 5h, 1868, Francis H. sou OF H.
tus anl Louisa Rice, aged ~ years, and months
Dearest brother, though l'Ve left you,
And you sse my face no more
Do not grieve, for have landed
Safely on fair Canaan's shore.
Tell my brothers, who we're absent
When the spa Of life was tod,
had often longed ~ see them
But not 10 mourn Tor mt as dead
Tell my sisters, how loved them
And their children all most dear
Ihaye gone-but they must meet me
Where they'll shed no parting tear
Tell my father, he will miss me,
When he sees my vacant chair
That his love, though ever constalt
could not always hold me there
Tell my fond and loving mother,
She Will never more,
Bat must feel resigned and saying
" Hos not dead but gone before
Then when all LIES woes ended.
All lts pains and us are oer
All its pleasures ia It's tortow.-
We wu meet 10 pat no more.
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MONTPELIER MAILS.

SOUTHERN NAIL closes at 7.45A.M. Arrvesat 90
Pm.
WESTERN MAIL closes st9.45 P. N. Arrives atsl5
a
New YORK and Boston NIGHT MAIL closes at 900 T, NJ
Ariyasat3A.N.
BARTON MAIL arrives Msrdays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at.6 NJ Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays at930A ~
HYDEPARK NAIL, via Wore ster and Elmors arrives
same days as Barton at 400 P. N Departs same
as Barton.
The BARRE MAIL, arrives daily at $50 A. .. fepatts
every day on the arrival Of the Southern mail
The ST JoHNSBuRY MAIL, via Dsnve and Cabot
arrives daily at sOOA.M Departs every day at $50
Pm
OFFICE HOURS ZOO A. NJ tosOoP,M SUNDAYS
y 90 NJ TO 100 NJ j. e.. FRENCH, P. NJ.
Il must be remembered that Post Office time Is some
ten minute, faster than the time indicated the face OF
cur village clock.
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from " lew Orleans.

WA.ulNoroy, Dec. z. The allowing has
b.ca received rom Gen Banks, datei Browns
yilIe, lexa., n H9
~ his Etcdincy .ibrdhdm LincOR, PreSi.
d.ut of the limited STATES;
am IN uecu cation oil BrazJs Island, Point
l..5ei and Broan.yille My most sanguiue ex-
Ne. tations ave more than realized Taree reyo-
ilDyn. have occurred in Matamofas eilecting
tbe government Of amauipas he first was
a4geis 10 tie interests oil Mexico ard the Unit
% stats E.grythng now az favorable az
could be desired. \ BANGs,
MAJ Gen CONG
ten Stone officially advises Gen. Halleek,
under date 1f New Orleans Nov. 2S OF the re-
ception of .uc intelligence that Corpus Christi
w,s bon possession II our forces, AMI that Aran
sas. lexa.. oa taken by them on the 18th Of
November, an- 100 prisoners and three guns
were captured
The Star na- courteousIy furnished, in ad-
vance 4 lt- PUB HcAtlou. ue follow x Dispatch
es from au .'cl sources
Ntw Y0sk, Dee. 4 The following particu-
lars Vt the capture Of Mustany Island, near
Corpu. Christi, are of interes.
The heet lelt Bfizos, Santiago Pass on the
evening Of Nov. H. The following afternoon
several regiments were landed on Mustang L.
land. and marched nearly all night, reaching the
vicinity oi tie rebel works ab0u, daylight.
Slight sklrmishing took place between our adj
vance. which was thrown across the Island that
ne might escaps, while the gunboat Monongahe-
IA threw a number Of ll.inch shells among the
rebels, which Immediately caused a panic.
Hal 40 hour later, when Gen. Ransom came
Oh with two regiments 10 line OF battle, the
rebels showed a white shirt on the point OF a
bayopet. and made an unconditional surrender
d their tort troops aud munlt ons Of war.
This capture Of company OF artillery aud
squadron cavalry was effected without the
loss Of d man.
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N A r 10 N A l. l. o A N.
U. s. Six per cent. 500 Bonds.

pHEsr Bonds are payable in tventy years, but may
| he redeemed In Ave years at The option OF Govern
ent but Congress has provided that the Bonds shall be
PAID goLD.
The Bonds p1Y sx per cent interest," In May and No.
vsrh.r ~ aotb and are issued In suns Of
$50, 800, 5000, $1,000.
The supreme Court has decided that Government
stocks exempt IRON state Oity or county taxes
A. the Principal aud Interest Of these Bonds payable
in Gold they are the Cheapest Government Security In
The market aud pay the largest Interest IN the cost
Subscriptions received for any portions OF this popu.
lar loan At The VERMONT BANK, and the Bonds pro.
cured f-r subscribers.
ar Payment can be made In any current funds.
Aug ~. leg1 4. A. PACK, Cashier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
RELIEF IN TEN NlUTEs
lsryan's PulmOnic Waters.

Til. most oeranand speedy remedy discovered Tor
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthna, Consumption Bronchitis, lnhuenEa,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat sc &C.
fpuEsE WFERS give tho most instantaneous and per
| feet relief and when psrsevered with according To
directions never fail 10 effect rapid and lasting cure.
Thousands have been restored 10 perfect health who have
tried sher means In vain. To all classes and ali oonst
buttons they are equally blessing and eufe--none need
despair no matter how long the disease may have exist
cd or however Il may be- provided the iorganc
suue.ure Of the vital organs Is not hopeessly ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Yoo4ss and public Speakers these Waters are pc
euliAry valuable they will 10 DAY remove the most
occasional hoaseneas aud their regular use for
few days will all times Increase the power aud nesi-
bit Of the voce greatly improving its tone compass
and elearn for which purpose they are regularly used
~ many proiesslosl vocalsis. Nov2swdsmly
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, ~ eoftlandt Street. N. Y
Price Q5 ots. pet boz Fer sale by all Druggists
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(ooMNuMCArEp.l
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
BILE Disease,

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy aer having suffered
several years with severe lung affection and shat dread
disease, Consumptions anxious to make known to his
fellow sdHereH the means Of cure
To all whodesre IT, he will send copy Of the preserir
Zion Gree OF oharge with the directions for prepar
lug and using the same, which they will hnd sure cur,
or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs Colds, sc
The ody object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescp
on to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he oonceyes to be invaluable and he hopes
sufferer will try hsremedy as it will cost them uothlnl
aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rav EDWARD A. WILSON wiliam,burgh,
Kings County,
New York.
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moNrPELIER Market. Dec. Z.

PEousoss.-Butter, y to %. Cheese Ito 49, Lard
2toH Tsllow, Il. Dried Apple, sto11 Eggs, 20 cents
Potatoes 5Oto7b. Beans 81 ooto $50. West India su-
gars, 70 tol7i. Peas, tl,O0 to 100
Onions-il,5o to $50. Appes-t3,0O per Dbl
Pr A. Extra, $500 to 500 Doable Extra 1915 to
$50 saper-Eara 1000 o 1850
GRAN AND HAr.-oorn, tl1s. Oats o. Herdsgrasa
Seed s425 to 275 per bushe Clover II to IA per pound
Hay, 81 to per ton. Rye, sl,OO.
MiscELLASsous--Dry and green hard wood 2,bOto3OC
Shingles LOO to $50. wool-common 90 to 70. Bark
800 to 4ooper cord. Nails 5,25. 20 $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

The REv CHARLKs T. KING, formerly Secretary to The
London Evangelical Alliance, and recently connected as
resilient Minister aud Physician, with the Venezuelan
Iissons will send " oosr the ption with
Inch De successfully treated, while In charge Of large
dissou Hospital, upward Of hundred cases OF Con-
uNptIoN in The FIRST second and third stages.
The remedy equally adapted to the treatment Of Ash
,a Catarrh bronchitis aud all affections Of the Lungs
hroat and ArPassage, Will It speedily inygorate the
nfeebed Nervous system, and energiEes the deran ged
upctons uf the stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
Permission is given to refer TO the Presidents and Pro-
ssors of the several Medical Colleges Of the City, and
o ihe Rev. Messrs ADAMS, POtrBa, sAYRIs, and Vas
BuRsN Address with stamp
Rev. CHARLES \. KING,
station d, Bible House, New ork.
PS-Iwish publicly to acknowledge the generosity
NJ those publishers who from motives Of humanity, have
,yen mi Advertisement free Insertion Religious papers
are earnestly requested to copy. Tioyl
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MAN LOST

Information is wanted Of Mr. stephen b. Colby. Be
tall and slim, with black eyes and dark hair, dark
comp leNion and wore tall black hat wine colofed sack
and dark pants and vest. lie owns large farm IN
RoHbury, about mile from Depot Ale about 81
years and shayes his face Probably had very little
money lie last going into the grocery Of Jjhn
Rock in Montpelier village about O'Clock the after
noon Of Saturday, the llth inst.
Information is earnestly requested by the subscriber
Address, THOMAS 8. COLBY,
wA7,2w Moretown Hollow, VI
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ROsTnNmARKEr. Dec. 4.

four--Westeru, 5000 to HOO.
PorD-Frime, t14OO to1l,5O Mess, els so to 1850.
Beet tll5) 10 1900 Lard Ut to 70. Hams III to l2s
ho}. dressed, 90 to 90.
lut,er, y to 20 Cheese, 10 tol4 Eggs % 20. 20
ta.1e ~ to $50. Dried Apple o! to 81.
Be4as $3.50 to s2,i5 Peas 800 to 4l,l0.
grass seed s9,25 to s2,'5. Clover, u toSi.
starcl 7 70 :! Tallow, to lOi
wool Full Blood Merno, 50 to 81 Thieei ourths blood
10 to 30 Haltblood7 IS to ~ Common 70 to Is.
Corn l,3j. Oausj ST. Ryel4s
Hons ID 70 90
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he Roberts Horse.

AIR. PERls1 ROBERTS, Of Washington, W. has the
Nj mobiles, horse the world saw sui ane that eaanot
he heat for size activity aud speed He weighs 600
ponuds stands II hands high, dapple black heavy
name aud tail, and was ak years old last June
NV w.P DOWNING.
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70 mn FREEMAN.

WASHINGTON, Dec .. Officers from the Ar
my Of the Potomac tonight report that when
they left, this afternoon, It was beloved that
Lee was crossing the Rapdan with his whole
army It's force being augmented by the arrival
OF a portion Of Longstreet's corps from Eastern
Tennessee. Two empty trains were sent to the
front Yesterday evening, to bring back the sur.
plus baggage, and the impression prevails here
that Gen. Meade intends to fall back to Center
Wills
The Presidents message will make about
three columns OF the Boston Journal, small type
pERLKY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
Notice.

mIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders, OF the Yer
| mont Bank TOR the choice Of Directors Tor the year
nsuinE will be holden at their banking rooms on Tues
day, the 18th day VI January next at . O'Clock r. NJ
j. A. PAGE, Cashier.
December 1, 1895 Wf4sN8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
Notice.

pHg members Of the National Life Insurance. 1omrany
are hereby notified, that the annual meet nr OF thif
COMPANY for the election Of officers will be ted At thee
office, on Monday, the 4th day Of January lso4
GEO. W. REED, Stoy.
Montneler Dec. |; 1853. fwt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

two comfortable seats, 1t Is carpeted with
neat brussels paatern, AMI its upho steri sau-
euly j. as riod ana tasteful as that Of private
s4O0n IN The management Of the car The best
features of the English system are adopted -
A sup riuteudenJ Cor guard) constantly attends
II, aud the care Of the passengers (who, hoWey-
C., are not placed under lock and kew Is made
bis chief duty. II this new system OF cOnye-
neuco ana even luxury IN railway travelling -
which, we believe, the Vermont Central Compa-
ny has the honor Of lnaugurating in this coun-
try,-shall become general, there can be no
more ground for the present unpleasant compar
ison OF our railway cars with our " floating pal
aces The judicIOus enterprise manifested in
tins uew movement is apparent in the whole
administration # the Vermont Central Road.
Recently the Office in Boston at No s State
Street, has been enlarged and reftted in hand
come style, aflordnk ample accommodations for
ta1 directors and officers, and especially for Mr.
Iilhs, the passenger agent
STATE TEMPERANCE SoCEfY.-The next An
nuu Meeting Of the Vermont State temperance
Society will be held at Town Hall in Burlington,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, On Wednea
aay, the 10Th Of December, 1903, ana c0nllnu-
iug at the pleasure OF the Society. Addresso5
uly be expected on wednesday evening Mat
efs oi IMPORT nee will By discussed during the
IN citing The friends OF the cause generally are
uyited, and all temperance organizations IN the
state are especially requested TO send delegates
lla hospitality Of the citizens Of Burlington IS
expected Fare one way on all railroads 10 the
| state. except in Southwestern Vermont, by re
turn ccrtfcatcs Of the Secretary. Friends Of
temperance and humanity come and help in the
good work.
Editors in Vermont please copy
JouS HOWE, JR.
w. W. ATwArER,
JAMES BARRETT, Executive
l0RESz1 SnELloN,
WIN A Elt>Err, Ilmmittee
VI ilAssoN,
VS.. BALcu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
4. a = II !,

A ROUND GOLD BREAST PIN, with cross set With
ak stones The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at J . r. LANGDON'S FLOUR STORE.
Nnnfne tier Nav. 30. 1853