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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26

The date when the term of service of the
nine months men shall expire is subject
which excites a good share of attention and
which has not yet been satisfactorily settled, by
any genera, order Ia the case of the Massa-
chusetts men, however, land of course the same
rule will apply to ally in reply to inquiries of
Adjutant Gen. Schouler, Major Vincent wrote
as follows
&" an directed to inform you that the Secre-
tary of War has decided that the date of muster
out is to be computed with the date of muster
in Of the last company
The Vermont regiments were mustered in as
follows The 18th Oct. 4 18th Oct. 10 ; 18th
Oct, q 18th Oct. %; 10th Oct. 90. Ac-
cordngfto the above rule their time will be out
in July next.-WoOdStock Standard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26

OBrTUARy.-We publish elsewhere the an
nouncement of the death of Capt. S. q. P.
Craig, of Co, 6, Sth Vermont Volunteers. Capt.
Craig was lawyer of promise aud ability at
the time of his entering the military service
A private letter from fellow officer in the 9Th
regiment, which we have seen, announces that
his.death causes great sorrow to bis company
and to his brother officers, aud speaks in terms
of commentator of his conduct during the re-
cent battles. He met his death with composure
and expressed great regret that he could NOS
have died, if die he must, ON the battle field
Burlington Times.
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TIE ENROLLING BOARDING. find in the
Waterman that the Enrolling Board for Wash
ington County is as follows
Washington County.-Hon. Hiram Jones, of
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Is d TELEGHSA ID III
TO THE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK, p. M

New YoRK, May % The HeraIds Wash
iingtOn dispatch says it is believed that General
Grant has nothing to fear from concentration of
any considerable force in his rear.
| The only force available for the purpose are
5000 under Joe Johnston, small PUN Der drv-
Ell away from Pemberton under Loring and one
or two hrlgades from Port Hudson, not more
than Is 900 at the outside
| The Hortd'S Washington dispatch says the
correspondent OF the WerH with Gen. Grants
army, arrived at Washington yesterday, from
Richmond, after tour of three weeks IN the
Southern States. Only about 10000 men were
at Nicksburg when he left. At Montgomery he
met Joe Johnston and 600 troops from Savan-
nah, reinforcing Pemberton
AT Richmond a report was current on Satur-
day that Vicksburg had fallen. There are ne
forces 10 the interior of the Confeueracy The
railroads are in bad condition
The strength of the rebel army NAV be put
down at 100000 men, half of whom are in
Middle Tennessee and Virginia.
The rebels robbed and maltreated our wound
ed IN Alabama. At Atlanta, Augusta Column
bla, Knoxville, and Weldon our prisoners were
greeted with substantial evidence Of kindly
feeling.
The solid men Of the South arc anxiously ask
ing what terms We can offer, and what is to be
their fate The impression is gaining ground
IN the Confederacy that we can outlast them,
and overrun their country.
The Times has news from Alexandria, La,
on the Red River, to the 18th inst, from one of
It'll special correspondents.
Gen. Banks still had his headquarters there,
but his troops were moving up the river towards
the e1cmy.
The correspondent also makes the somewhat
startling announcement that four transports
from zen Hunters departm ent were at New
Orleans, and others coming.
CINCINNATI, May %. The rebels crossed the
Cumberland river yesterday at Fishing Creek
and Hartford, Ky, but were driven back by our
forces after slight skirmishing.
New YORK May &c. The Tribuae's Muir
treesboro dispatch says that Vallandgha has de-
clared himself loyal to the United States, and
his escort were taken as prisoners by the con
iederate authorities. The correspondent deems
1t probable that the enemy would refuse to re-
celye him. He was given to understand by Gen.
Rosecrans that should he arrange to return
to our lines, the Presidents orders were to car
ry the original sentence into effect, which would
be executed
Col. De Russey has been made Brigadier
and assigned to the command of the defenses of
Washington.
1t is romored that Gen. Butler will be as
signed to the command of the Department of
ONO, Gen. Burnside desiring to be relieved
WASHINGTON May 26. Gentlemen arrived
here from the Rappahannock, uniformly report
that nothing OF Importance is Transporting in the
Army. f.s.l.
Many officers have gone North, and there is
no indication OF any immediate movement.
Cold to-day at 2 o'clock, ,43 IL.
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OBJ pailp @ttemall.
MONTPELIER, MAY &c. 1868.

TIE NINTH REGIMENT. A letter from Suffolk
to the Plattsburgh Express says the 9th regi
ment is brigaded with the ll8th and 99th New
York, and 10Th Wisconsin regiments. The 9th
and 1lSth New York were under marching or.
ders on the 18th inst, with three days rations
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PERsoNAL.--Lt. James. g. Henry succeeds It,
Harry Bronson as Brigade Quartermaster, the
latter being disabled by sickness.
1t. Stephen f. Spalding is now the Adjutant
of the 9th regiment.
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WASHINGTON May 26. Gentlemen arrived
here from the Rappahannock, uniformly report
that nothing of Importance is Transporting in the
Army a.s.e.
Many officers have gone North, and there is
no Indication of any immediate movement
Cold to-day at 2 o'clock, !, 43 IL.
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CINCINNATI, May o. The rebels crossed tn
Cumberland river yesterday at Fishing Cree
and Hartford, Ky, but were driven back by GU
forces after slight skirmishing.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-16
MORTGAGE SALE

hEFAULT having been made in the condition,
y OF a mortgage executed by William Marshall
OF Genesee County, Mi, higan, to Giles Bisbop OF
Genesee County, Michigan, dated June I'd, 1857 and
recorded in the Office of Register of Deeds of Sa enav
County June 9th, 1857 in volume r. of mort res
page 81 The same being duly assigned by 5iiles
Bishop to Russell Bishop, April 81, 1860 which Ar,
slgnment was recorded in said Office of Register Of
Deeds, april ~, 1908, in Volume X Of Mortgages
the date hereof seven hundred sixty-sx and 81 100
dollars No suit or legal proceedings having been
nstitutedto recover any part thereof Notice is there
fore hereby given that onThursday, the 23d day OF
Julyat II o'clock A. M. shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder at the front door Of the Court
House in Saginaw City, that being the place Of hold
ing the Circuit Court for said Saginaw County. tho
premises described in said mortgage or so much there
oil as may be necessary TO satisfy the amount duo
ON said Mortgage with interest and costs, to witt
South half OF Section Twenty five in Town ten north
of range three east and south east quarter of section
nineteen, township ten north range four east State
of Michigan. RUSSELL BISHOP
Flint April q, 1863 Assignee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-16
Incidents and Accidents.

Monday-Street fght-a very un.
scientific affair between two salt opera
tors from Chicago. Both claimed to be
respectable, but failed to make re.
spectacle fight. One Of the parties
having had stern reminder of the un.
ccrtainties OF war, had recourse To tho
majesty of the law to relieve his injured
honor. A $40 plaster sufiiced to make
all necessary amends, and the salt mar.
kct settled, losing none of its SAVIOR by
the skrmish.
Tuesday, all quiet.
Wednesday opened with a run. away,
sehupp & Barrie's horse playing the
leading role, before light lumber wag
on with no box thereon. Ran against
another wagon, upsettng it and badly
searching the horse attached--nobody
hurt-horse No. somewhat damaged.
Act 2--Street fight between two re .
spectacle lightweight champions, who
ought to have known better.
Act 3--Street fight between +" the
government" and some other man.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.--The business of
the day closed most unfortunately with
tragedy, wherein fine mare was made
to suffer by the inexcusable careless.
ness of some thoughtless biped. Il
Mr.. Mcdonald, while driving a gray
mare from Gates stable with top buggy
attached, at brisk pace, about O'clock
Wednesday evening, it being quito
dark, drove into the ditch lately excava-
ted on Genesee street, front Of wberc
Col. Little is putting up new brick
hotel. The ditch is straight down, about
3 feet wide and eight feet deep. Both
shafts of the buggy were broken, the
stub Of one sticking into the mares
shoulder full three inches. The man in
the buggy had three teeth knocked out
and piece of his tongue bitten off,
though he was so much startled that he
did not know it at the time the accident
happened. The cries of the poor beast
as she lay in the ditch all cramped out
of shape, with the slivcred piece of
shaftin her shoulder, were most pjteous
She was soon relieved, however, lead
out, and although very stiff and sore, has
no bones broken. Somebody, Of course,
must foot the bill for damages, and we
hope it will be enough to make the les.
son impressive.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-16
SALIVA.
Saglna w.

This is certainly not new caption,
tho subject, however, is new, and suffi.
GENTLY important to be worthy of lb.
eral share Of attention on the part of
the press. Itcan can stand the "prcss,"
and tho foundation Of its prosperity be
ing ample and substantial, there is not
the remotest danger of collapse
Next to our own city, Salina is the
fastest of all the fast towns on the river,
the astonlshment of outsiders and the
marvel of the Valley.
We make this notice more particu-
Iarly for the purpose of calling attention
to that portion of the place known as
I" Thayer & Virgins Addition to Sa.
lima" which we have not spoken of in
any former article.
This Addition" which lies on both
sides of the plank TO ad, commencing at
point few rods East of Washiugton
street, comprises Al acres of land, which
has been sublivided into los lots, all
high and dry, with excellent facilities
for drainage, rich soil, and all the in.
duccments for pleasant residences
The proprlctors are now putting up six
comfortable cottages and several TEN.
porary tenements, and parties who have
purchased lots are erecting nearly a
dozen more. The Indications arc that
the whole tract will be disposed of and
residences built upon at least one half
the lots before the close of tho season.
1t is fine drive from here, not over
Il miles Ifrcm the Bancroft, and we
advise such of our readers as have tho
time, and taste for fine views, to run
out and see what tho Major is doing in
the way of Improvement. a fine view
of Saginaw City, Salina, and the up.
river country, is afforded from the
premises, and portion thereof yet in
its native verdure offers cooling shade
which is most acceptable. A project
is on foot for building an Episcopal
Church in Salna this season, and a good
school house is to DO built upon the
"Addition.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having boen made in tho conditions
- OF certain mortgage executed by Isaac Nor
rs and Isaac Morris Jr. of Macomb County, Michi-
gan, to Hiram NJ. Jenny of Macomb County Michi-
gan, dated November 25th, 1857, and recorded In
the Office of tho Register of Deeds Of Saginaw coun-
ty, Michigan, February 29th 1860 in Liher c. Of
Mortgages, on pages Bog and $50, and which was
assigned by Hiram NJ. Jenny to Royal w. Jenny on
the "a day Of August, 1862 and recorded in Volume
IA. OF Mortgages on page 81, upon which there is
claimed to be Tue at this date the sum Of two hun
dred and twenty dollars and eighty six cents and no
suit or proceedings having been instituted TO recover
any part thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given
that on Thursday the twenty third day Of July next
at II o'clock. A. NJ. shall sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder at the front door Of tho Court
House In Saginaw City, Michigan. that being tho
place of holding the Circuit Court for said county
the premises described in said mortgage OF so much
thereof us may DO necessary TO satisfy the amount
DUE with interest and costs to witt the south west
quarter of the south west quarter of Section one,
town thirteen north Of range three east in the State
Of Michigan.
ROYAL W. JENNY, Assignee.
Dated Flint April u, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-16
EAST SAGINAW COURIER.
TUESDAY,
JUNE l6, 1868

NEws.--Thc late news is most exct.
ing, though not altogether reliable, and
we hope later alvices will be more ia.
vorablo than we are led To anticipate
by the Geographic reports OF the past
few days. From Vicksburg, nothing
reliable, though there arc all sorts of
rumors that heavy forces of rebels are
in the rear of Grant preparing to attack,
that there is danger of his SUPPLIES being
cut of, etc, all which we believe are
without foundation. Hooker is cvi.
IDENTIFY making an advance toward Wash.
ington, but how tho movements of his
and the rebel Gen. Lees army will re
suit, time alone will demonstrate. A
rebel raid into Pennsylvania has caused
considerable excitement all over tho
country and much alarm in that State
We cannot believe that it is as serious
as represented. The President has
called for 100000 six months men and
the States of New York, Ohio, Penn.
sylvania, and the Eastern States are
rapidly sending forward their quotas.
The latest news from Vicksburg is
favorable, our siege works are pushed
close up to the rebel lines, and the Fed.
erals hold all the avenues of approach
from the rear. The river is clear DO
tween Vicksburg and Port Hudson.