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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
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N. L. PHILLIPS,
Il EACHER OF MUSIC, and dealer in PIANOS and
l MELoDEONS, (BARRE, VIZ, has now on hand and
for sale the great improved Melodeon Of all stv les and
finish. The reeds brought to a wonderful perfection
The high resemble flute that they defy
detection The low notes resemble the dapaison the
ppe organ, and by the of the patent swell the
performer produce any degree of power desra ble An
who trouble with musical taste should have Of
these instruments enllven The acmestic circle. Pa
rents do wait until the children old to learn
but buy a Piano Meodeon at once and set th:m to
work The best instruments of various sizes constantly
hand and S Hing At very low pr
Orders addressed to N l.. PHILLIPS, Barre, VT, will
receive prompt attention
sept. 81, 1853 D&wtf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
Il, II. RIK Err
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Has just returned from New York with good stock Of
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

EDITOR GREEN hoUErAN FREEMAN;
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Respectfully Yours
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wf29;3m No. s3l Broadway, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg as well those who have served in the
Army OF the Union for Nine Months more, to once
more rally with the Flag that has been so bravey up
borne By Vermont oys many bloody battle field.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

VERMONT CENTRAL The passenger and freight
business on this road is largely increasing MIN
ty weil-loaded freight ears left Rouse'o Point Q
day or two since for Boston
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

a SrRlKE.-Most Of the laborers on th,
canal whArves have struck for higher wages
They have been receiving si60 per day, but now
demand 81. 1t IL not thought that they win ,uc
coed, as the usual pay will procure enough for IN,
present. HH. ~. ....t... 10
Police CAsEs.-Ambross McIntiro, X, A.
Powers, and NJ. strain, disorierIy conduct, fined
each 81 %. Thomas Leonard, William Tobin, And
Lloyd L,nhsm, dol fined each o. u. D. W. BIN.
do.' fined s2.ss. Ellen Connor, drunk; sent Ia
wo khousc. ~
MARINE LIST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James a.
Green, Muliiner, New York; mdse TO Morgan a
RhiuehArt. rrral ......r' ..r
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Norfolk; light.
Cooley. 'SN ~
sehr. Rockingham. Toby, Kennsbeo, Me-; Ice to
Cooley. = - = : -
schr. Kate Merrill, wiok,, New York, grain to
Government. 49,
sehr' Moses Vann.me, vannsme, New York;
hay to Government. - ra-' >
schr' William and John, Sanders, Baltimore;
grain to Hartley d Bro. ~. ..... ... .-..
schr' Augustus, douglas, DeAi's IslandI melons
CHEsAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL.-Arrivsd--
Boats W. II. B.rgsr, iia toas coal, to Rays Docks,
Perseverance,, i;4 tons, to Borden Mining Co Old
Dominion and WIN. McAtee, wood, to merchants
Dspa,fures-Boats WIN. McAtee, !. y. Essex, Old
pom,nion. .rf1' I f -.. .arl..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
THE LATEST T.

NEW YORK, August "A Charleston lette,
to the H raid, dated the 10Th instant, says: From
one end Of our lines to the other our guns ar,
pouring In fire against the gorge wall of Fort
Sumter, but still 1t holds together. II will
however, be gradually torn to pieces.
The Iron clads moved up abreast of Fort
Sumter last evening, but heavy sea prevented
their operating.
Lieut.. Webb, Of the Fortieth Massachusetts,
had bis head taken of this morning, and four
men Of his company were wounded by the
premature explosion Of one of our own shells,
caused by poor ammunition. .r
Two men Of the One Hundreith New York
regiment were also wounded.
Lieutenant Holbrook, OF the Third Rhode
Island battery, was wounded yesterday. ..
The gale to-day 10 subsiding.
More guns were mounted at the front last
night. 81. q. ~ - 4"
Our heaviest pieces have not opened yet.
The steamer New Brunswick 10 stranded
upon the bar, and her cargo Is being taken out
by lighters.
The numerous torpcdoes are now powerless
for harm, as effective measures have been taken
to avoid them.
The health Of the troops is good, and they
are In excellent spirits.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The BoARD OF ESRoLNsNr.-Tho following
is the list Of exemptions up to . O'Clock TODAY:
John p. Laschorn, father Of notherless children
pi pfahk M sum, error IN enrolment.
child. " AAS'"'''0s'
James St. Clair, disability.
Will Am Branson, over age -, .....-,
James Palmer, only son OF widow.
Francis Fitzpatrick, disability, ...
Hatch, error In enrolment.
Jehial Crossheld, disability. ..
Geo. W. Smith, disability,
Geo. H. Smith, furnished substitu HuRo Keiser
James bellew, disability.
z. q. McLeyen, errone0usly enrolled.
Moses w. Corey, disability
James ]. Carnes, Jr, disability, .r- ...
led. W. Rest, allen.
Chas. Zier, allen.
I. s. Tay lor, eolorsd, accepted.
Harry Reirte, disability.
John Norton, disability. B.,
Joseph thompson, c"lored, under age.
George smith, colored, accepted. ....
Albert Laue, colored. furnIshsd substitute, Fred.
Smith. N'S1'
Thomas Hoe, coloIed, accepted.
Thomas Kelly, furnished substitute, Redmond
Barrett.
ssml. Weaver, furnished substitute, John Kline.
EawMd champion, furnished substitute, Chas.
Thomas Lutz, alien.
samuel yohIson, c1lored disability.
Henry Turner, under age. r
Joseph Edsall, disability. -
Thomas b. Jacks, allen, ....
Charles Grimes, disability.
y. Monell, oaiy support OF widow.
John A. Waters, disability.
Georse washington, oolorsd, over age.
George HAtton, disability. -. .
John koperts' disability, cd. a. s..., ..H
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
Important from Rose.
\ ~ Grams Army. q 6
His Advance Operating seuth.
west Of Chattanooga.
Wilder's Brigade has Crossed the
Tennessee River and Cut
Brass's Army. IN Two.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.

PHILADELfnrA, Aug. A.-The following In
formation has bccn received here, ". A'I
srEvsxsoS, Ala, Aug. 2s.-wilder crossed
the Tennesses last night, and burned the email
railroad bridge near shslmouud, thus ssverinR
the communication between the rebel right and
len. IN view Of the impractIcablllty Of com.
mon road, this is an important affair. 7f'6r
Our force secured the ferry boat and two
bsrges, and brought them to this city. Il was
tho burning Of this bridge which was thousht
To be the distinction of the steamer Point Rock.
which boat escaped, reaching Chattanooga on
Thursday. 10
Important events must soon trsnspire In Tho
vicinity OF Chattanooga and Harrison's.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
RIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN.

< III L
~ VALID ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OyS,or Az.
sust W isss.Thc next biennial examinat ri
army Invalid PensloneFs, required by an ~ NJ
Consreae approved March ), i66o, viii tsts ni.Ss
On and aitsI the eth day OF september isss And
due. No certiacate 81 sucS examinstan neh iaiiins
ity. '''"''e my valid
W 70 Ss made BY two surgeons No
surgeons Will BE- accepted, unless it IL cesrv I'M.
nS s LOT the Pensioner to obtain the cert
oa.e n o., Two feguiarly-Appointed surgeons
r., the iees ior examination (sS In the Aggregate
eS.msnaS VIII be refunded TO the pensioner
receipt ior the amount om the exs%inine eas .',r.
izsi civil surgeons be iefunded. 1AA~n''o''
Con. wnS 1a, are Rsn,ioned special act Of
OF ~ for no other disability than II. io.s ~ ~
pryatioa Of some like essential Dali Of the nnn' .o
nohsts body, are exempt from the Liennisi cram.
dsie ist.- hose ,ho whose penstona commence ct a
from examination until september ,sss ~ onoIP. noIsP
sh, IN earlier examination Il specially required bv
Should u be found, as result OF tho ex.u,o...
ioDael ~ shy case that ths dissbilty no
asgsee of disability be found TO have diminishsd
VIII be paid at the rate Corresponding WIN ~
usgfee estimated BY the examiaing suigsons. sad
NJ No rSnser a. speeiiied 10 bis pension certificate.
piicstion to this ONCE, and BY the Issue of = new
4 compiste ilst Of authorized Ex.u,0,,. s,,
ssoss :Son 70 be will be urnisssd to
.n,. ,.,v JOSEPH Il. BARRETT,
miaai
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
going out Of action with signa, flying that her
Captain was disabled. He had bess killed In

going out Of action with signa, flying that hsa
Captain was disabled. He had bess killed In.
stAnty. -,ls-fg---. -s,s,f 'ssis-.st,l ~ -
Il Is but nstursl that shosld feel deeply the
loss thus sustained, for the close and connden.
tial relation which the duties Of feet captain
necessarily occasions Impressed r,c deeply
with the worth Of Capt. Rodgsr. Brave, in.
.ell'sen. sud highly cspsble-devotcd to his
duty aud 70 the Gag under which he passed his
lifs-thc country cannot afford to lose such
men; Of kind md generous nature, he was
always prompt to give relief when he could.
have directed that all respect be paid to his
remains, and the country will not, an sure,
omit honor TO the memory Of one who has not
'spared his life In her hour OF trial.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
JOHN A. DAuLaIeES,
Rear Admiral Commanding South Atlantic
Blockading Squadron.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
Gov. Letcher Calls an Extra Ses-
sion of the Virginia Legisla-
ture to Provide for the
Public Defence.
An Extraordinary Editorial In the
Richmond Sentinel.
I rs FIG U Es LIE
REBEL DISPATCHES FROM CHARLESTON
8 u m t er Doom Q d

From the Richmond papers Of the 2lst inst
we CLEAN the following.
Gov. Letcher has ordered the rebel Genera
Assembly Of Virginia, elected In May last, tc
meet In Richmond, In extra session, on Mon.
day, the 7th Of September next, "for the Dur.
pose Of devlsing means for the public defence. u
He says 1t will require extraordinary exertions
on their part to meet the advancing "larrs
levies Of additional Federal troops."
An editorial In the Se,.tin l of the 2lst inst.
In discussing What the rebels lose BY the fall
Of Yicksburg," asserts that the Federal Gov.
ernment was over one year In taking that
stronghold, aud that we lost In that tlmo, in
battle, by sickness, and desertIon, perhaps
one hundred thousand mem" that one hundred
and my million dollars would not cover the
cost to US In accomplishing the work.
1t expresses the opinion that II will cost the
Government one hundred thousand men aud
two hundred million Of dollars year to hold
and navigate the Mississippi river, II con.
cludes that, whilcthe rebels have lost "nuch"
by the fall OF Vicksburg, W. have gained
little or nothing" aud are less able than before
10 ~tjugdts Dte Soahp
The Richmond Examiner Of tho 2lst instant
says;
"Wc have not heard either directly or indl-
rectly that Sumter has fallen, or been DESTROYED.
or evacuated but from the dispatch which IL
published this morning, It is reasonable to be
supposed that II has been much injured, and
may become untenable. The event has proven
what wss hitherto thought, that the heavy ord.
nance now used will do siderable Injury to
fortihcatlons constructed Of any known IN ate.
terlals other than earth, even at the distance of
three thousand yards.
Fort Wagner was exposed during forty days
to the whole artillery Of the enemy at only eight
hundred PAGES, yet 1t It'll holds It's own, and IL
In danger only from cannonadng would evil
IDENTIFY last forever; while Sumter, which re-
eeiyed the shot Of single battery at the i'm
mense distance stated, with occasional assist
ance from scary monitors, suffers severely, and
probably would have already crumbled but for
The sand bags with which Its walls have been
The article thus concludes;
i" II Morris Island should fall entirely ipto
he possession OF the enemy, he may shut up
Charleston as port Of entry, but ii will not
,nable him to take the city while It's defenders
IRE determined to 6ght II out"
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
Personal.

Gov. FOREMAN, Of West vigipla, attended by
Col Crothers, of his stsfr, have been In town few
days. -r-I0.llI
LIEUT.. CorLEY, who has been on duty at the
Provost hiarahsps for nearly tao years, has been
relieved.
Mn. j. T. LEwIs, nominated by the Union
Convention OF Wisconsin for Governor, Il the pre-.
sent Secretary OF state, and received iIs votes to
iso far Edward salamon, the present governor.
COLONEL n. N. HUDSON, OF Gen. Fremont's
stan, lately on duty on the court-msrtiai OF which
General Slough 10 President, has been relieved.
Colonel Lsrney MCGEE takes his place.
Col. JoHN HAY, Private Secretary to the
President, left the city yesterday afternoon for
New York and Long Branch. He has not gone
for his heslth." because he took an abundance Of
exceedingly good health with him. He requires
rest, however. and has gone where he can get an
abundance OF It II he don't work too hard Mr..
sfoddsrd, the presidenps Private Secretary Of
Land Claims, will oflciate as principal p s. during
MIR. Hays absence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
ANOTHER AccOusr.

ANOTHER ACCOusT.
tCosrespoadencs OF the Associated Press.1
PhiLApELrnrA, Aug. 23.-Ths United Statcs
supply seeam~ Arkausas arrived al the navy
yard to-day, from tho South Atlantic Blockad.
Ing Squadron, with one hundred and seventy
passengers, prisoners, and invalids.
She left Charleston on wednesday morning.
She reports that the naval and army shore
batteries have effected tremendous destruction
on Fort sumter, the south and cast faces OF
which look like "boney. comb" and that the
complete demolition Of The walls is looked for
within q week. ..II
None Of our vessels were injured. a.
Fort Wagner was silenced.
Captain Rodgers has been killed.
Ihs Arkansas experienced very heavy wealth.
er from Charleston TO the Capes Of Virginia.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Arkansas len the fect at Z O'Clock On
Wednesday morning, and at that time huge
volumes Of smoke were seen issuing from Fort
Sumter, as if from the burning Of cotton; and
the officers Of the Arkansas believe the fort
would be captured or entirely destroyed by
noon. Her guns wcre replying feebly to our
shss.
Fort Gregg had been entirely silcnced. Fort
Wagner still held out.
The bombardment continued without cessa-
tion during Tuesday night, and was renewed
on Wednesday morning.
There was furious firing when the. c.Arkansas
left; the Irousldes, uve Monitors, and the shore
batteries being all engaged. =.
Two refugees from Savannah, pamod Joseph
II. CallG and John {. Colluru. src passengers
ON shc Arkansas. They report there Is nearly
q fsiniac In Savannah. DR.. Robert Gibbs,
surgeon ofthc rebel ram Fingal, is passenger
lie will bo sent 70 Fort Delaware.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
+ Ro M T b e W. e 8 T
ts... 100 : ! % :, -1Hf
Grants Army--Porter's Fleet,

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-A special dispatch from
Mcmphie says the Seventeenth Army Corps /,
now stationed at vlcksburg. A species Of in
termittent fever 10 prevalent among the soldiers
there, and those taken sick arc promptly re-.
moved to tho hospitals hero. -
Very few troops are qusrtered In vIcksburp
only enough to do police duty. The rest are
encamped on the heights back Of tho city. -
Gen. 6herman's corps Is still euca mpcd near
the Big Black, ,7ou Bear and Cedar creeks. ThIa
corps has had the hardest service Of the cam.
'palgn, yet they enjoy better health than any
The Thirteenth Army Corps, under Gen.
Ord, has moved to Nstchez for sanitary rea.
sons. They will remain there for the present,
Admiral Porter's heet 70 scattered along the
Mlssissippi river, from New Orleans 70 Caro-.
The intermediate distances between the points
where the gunboats arc stationed arc pairolled
by light-draft bosts.
There is no special news from below. ..
Adylces from Steele's Arkausas expedition
arc looked for soou from Helena.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
GLORIOUS NEWS
SUMTER slLENCED!
Its Walls Breached in
Several Places.
SURRENDER OF THE PLACE PROBABLE.
FORT WAGNER NEARLY slLENCED.

BALriMoRE, August A.-Thc steamer Maple
Leaf arrived this morning from OIL Charleston,
and reports leaving stono last Thursday, at
which time tho guns of Fort Sumter were eli.
fenced and several breaches made In It's walls.
No doubt exists that the enemy wouh soon
surrender Fort Sumter; at the same time the
Monitors were close under the guns of Fort
Wagner, aud by the aid Of our .harpshoo,ers
had nearly silenced the enemy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
PIRATE FLORIDA AT WORK,
She Captures and Bonds the
, Packet Ship r. B. Cutting,
from Liverpool.

Nsw YoRx, August 24.-rhe ship +. B. Cu,.
ting has arrived with two hundred and thirty
passengers from Liverpool. She was capsured
BY the pirate Florida on tho 9th instant, In lat.
H.1o, long. 4i.2o, and bonded for forty thou.
sand dollars. H.'
The Florida showed only the American asg.
When last seen, on the 9th, sho was in chase
Of another large American ship. r,,,
Tho pirate officers stated that they had
burned and bonded two other American ships
but refused To give their names. -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
our OUTSIDE.

On our outside will bo found some most in
teresting telegraphic news, detailing tbe splsu-
did achievements of Colonel Phillips In Mlisis-
sippl, the horrors attending the destruction Of
Lawrence city, Kansas, important orders Of
General Grant, the execution of deserters by
order of General Meade, and "Things to be
Donc," by Richard Hildreth, our Consul Gen.
eral at Trieste, .....-... Ii,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
FEOEHAL SUCCESS AT cHARLEsros
ACKNOwLEDGED
Beauresasd Played Ont /.

BeaureBasd "Piayed Out"
NEW YonK, August a3.-The Mobile Tribune
copies aPproyingly an article from the Charles.
ton Mercury, which says:
" Since he Psde-ai success, Beaurcgsrd had
better lay aside his engineering and artillery
du.ling, which are now played out, and take
10 the bayonet, and advises the authorities to
reinforce Morris Island, or else abandon
Charleston to the famcs.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24

The INVALID CoRrs.-sevcnty.a compa-
nies have thus far been organized and mustered
into the Invalid Corps, and have been assigned
to garrison and other duty not requiring too
much fatigue or exposure. This corps Is
proving itself a valuable addition to the service,
especially as 1t relieves healthy troops for more
active service in the field. IN. ...a .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24

Up 70 the moment Of sailing, at noon, siege
guns. have been hurling about i've shell per
-n.nrts 1t Sumter with marked snsci- Two
Monitors, the Ironsides, and some of the gun
boats were shclling Wagner aud Gregg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
New York aud Washington stsamship
Line.

We learn from the agents of the New York
and Washington Steamship Line that all of the
ships of tho line are now running regularly.
Tho Government only took Possession of the
ships on their last return trips TO New York
for the transportation of troops and horses.
We are pleased to learn that the company
are receiving every encouragement from our
citizens, and that the line ls.no longer an OK.
pertinent, but a fixed fact. -. lTh
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24
Dsaths ~ Chesapeake ana Hauspten Hos.
b. .rr .... pttal. s..a. .,.F.-IT

'FoRIREss MoHRol, Aug. el.-List Of deaths
inthe Chesapeake and Hampton Hospitals since
Bernard Butler, company H. Nineteenth Wis.
consin, died August II, 1853.
Fletcher Foster, Sixteenth New York battery,
died August II, 1888. I.gr'q .TTrT - -
David J. Stiles, Sixteenth New York battery,
died August II, 1883. E.I.rT ~ ~" 90
Phillip Met.illsr, Fifth Pennsylvsnia cavalry,
died August II, 1868. 80
Alexander Clinger, One Hundred and sI,tv.
nfth Pennsy sylvanis, died August 10, 1883.
- DoCTOR BLASEY, Medical Director,
The steamer United States, Capt Beymour.
arrived this morning from or Charleston. She
lon there on Sunday last, and has no later news
than We have received. The United States
was detained two days OF Cape Hatteras In .
storm. -t 'TT''''
Flag Of truce now due from City Point.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-24

"JusricE " is welcome. Tho article viii ap-
pear Tomorrow. The author, In the mean
time, will oblige the editor with an interview.