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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
WILCOX & GLIB. ,
Family Sewing Machine

Price with Hemmer and Eeller 100000.
10000.
UHE WILCOX GIBBS Family sewing Machine, IS
L The best Machine, without regard to price for
Family sewing, BrAiding. GINNING, Eel
ling, Tacking, Cording.
Il formsA fiat even seam, which will not rip in wear
when cut frequent Intervals and makes the tight
st and most elastic seam, for Full Cloth Il any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature Of this machine, which deserves par
rcu attention. is PArtSrED DEyicr. which prevents
the possibility u setting the needle wroug-ald which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers aud fellers The on
ly really practical Hemmers to use AID worth
half Of thg price q the Machine over all others for am
ly They form narrow, light hem fell, fat nicer
Than can be done b. hand. Toe Needle syery short and
perfectly saght. enabling Il TO ugh hard thick
seams, gathers in hard cloth, where all Machines using
long or curved needles utterly fail
The feed has tendency 10 draw soft light goods down
into the machine, but will sew LntN CANRRIu perfectly
Its acknowledged By all who this Machine
that II Is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
il Order
Of any Machine made
AFTER much and many washings the stitching Is
found TO retain all the roundness and drmness
which are 50 much admired at rst.'Nttc York Sun.
| QJ- Send for a circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manu- faetur,r.
SOS broadway, NY
A. A. srmsoS, Ageni, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June 18Th, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

THE subscribers having appointed by the honofa-
BILE Probate Court fort he stfot Of Washington, com
missones, to receive, examine ana adustall claims nd
demands Of oil persons against the estate Of Sas {.
French late nj Mont sler In said District deceased repre-
scented nsoyent aud the tenn OF months from the 25
day OF Nov mber 1855 being allowed by said the
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and Prove their
pecve claims before Give notice. that we will at
end To the duties OF appointment at the Office Of G.
W. Willard, IN Montpelier, In said district, on the las
Tuesdays Of December All April next, at one O'Clock
IN the ait srhuon On each u said days
JOSEPH PRENTlSS, lC.....,.,..
GEO, W. SCOTT. "V"'"''s u
Montpelier Nov %, A, d. 1868 flows
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samuel PERKINS, Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the lion.
/ orahle Probate Count ioT The District of Randolph,
co nmlsouers, 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands u All PERSONS against the OF SAM
uel Perrin la'e Of Randolph 10 said district, de
ceased represented n.oveut, aud the NJ 1 month.
from the llth day of Nov 1868, being allowed by said
Court to The creditors Of said deceased, eIhibt aad
prove their respective claims before us Give notice. that
Will attend tu The duties u our appointment Of the
dwelling house az Samuel Perrin 10 Randolph b. said
district, ON the 4h "Wednesday If december and March
next at one O'Clock the Afternoon IN each vi said
tALE3 TEMPLE, I,,
WALTER T.. ROGERS No"' -
Inn A ID 1904 ftu..a
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Vermont Central anu SuIii-
VAN Railroads.
fgt, ne r..gsgrgEsr y. - 49,.
is3s SN xsS2-s1 ~ 80 : s.syAa<S
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December IAN, 1868.
Trains Going 5 o nth ans East.

Trains Going o uth ant East.
Leave Montpelier at 10 An, 2OOh N.and lOO7f.r
III An lRAtN leaves St. Adams al is Al Burling-
III ton 700 An, connecting at White River Junction
aud Below Falls with trains aI Boston, Worcester sc
aud with Vermont Valley X. r. tot Springfield and New
Notk, arriving N New YORK at lo,l5tM.
DAY EXPRESS Tam leaves Ogdens6utgh at $50 A.
NJ, Aontrea al 500 kouse's Pointatl045 A. ~ fet
Boston, Troy and New York
kisut ErrRsss rRuSleaves Ogdenshutgat IL 30 A. ~,
Montreal at 500 p NJ REFUSES Poiet at 54a D. ~ arrlv
nE at Boston at ESQ a. NJ connecting AT Bellows Fas
with Cheshile r. r. ior Boston and Worcester aud N
Vernon, Valley R for Springfield &c. and arriving
in New Yotk at tt0P.H
rraina Going North and west
Leave Montpelier al So AN. ll0O A. ~ $50 w., and
10 2.
Dlr E,Ptss TniS leaves Boston at 500 AN.
White diver Junction at 10 ~ burlington nj 4a5 D.
NJ, for Mouteil, 0gden,bugh, Chicago aud the Nest.
making close connections.
MAiL TRAM leaves Boston at 100 a, ~. via. Loweu
aud al 1850 A. NJ. via LawUuee OF FltcihnfR. Leaves
Springfield at 100 Bellows Falls at Y 10 p NJ for
ST. Johnsbury, Burlington aud 81 Adams and 'odge.
fcct sHopArtOk TRAIN leaves hurthhela az ~ DO A. NJ
and Burlington, at la25f.A. fni II. Alb rs, VI
Aiaat ErKass lRAlN iesyeA bellows Pains at 10 % ? N
seeiying passengers from Vertnut Valley r. lAaving
New York al l2.lb ?. H., and from Cheshire n, IN,
leaving Boston AT 400 ,. A. connecting al
White River Junction with train leaving Boston al
500 ?. NJ, arriving at Burlington at $40 ~, Ropses
Point At 7l5 a. ~, Montreal al pl5 A. NJ aud orarns
burgh al IAN Both the Mail Trains connect al White
River Junction with Passumpslc Road.
SeepinR cars are attached to both the nikht tpr,
trains running between Rouses Point aud boston and
Ro1se's Poi q aud priug6ed.
Through Tickets for Chicago nd the West 70, ,,e ai
,he principal stations,
81 Aibsn' VI. Dec II 1863 N"f
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PRORATh COERT.

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
VIZ
at the Probate Ofceip Brookned on the FIRST Thurs
lay IN each month
At the Orange County Hotel In Chelsea on the third
Thursday OF each month
At the West Randolph House in Randolph on the fourth
Thursday IN each month.
AT j. l.. Bowles' Hotel In Washington on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
PERLEY G, JONES, Register.
f'Ietgea Depprnher LAT
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Elisha I'linl's Estate.

TllE having been appointed blythe Honora.
bic Probate Court for The District Of Randolph, CON
mssioners to receive examine and adjust al claims and
dema nds VI all persons against The Estate Of Elisha Flint
late Of WhamsOwn % said distct, deceased, represent
ed insdyenl, and The term Of sA mouths from the 18th
day Of November st3 being allowed by said Couu
creditors Of laid deceased To exhibit and prove heiftespec-
live claims before as. tive notice, hat We viii attend u
the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house
Of the widow Lpvl.a Flint 10 Wiamsown, IN saifdis.
iuct, the 3rd dayof Apu next, at O'Clock in the
forenoon on said day.
ALVIN SMITH, t,-.,
LADOC CHENEY, |o"'lis
AAlllInmaLnN.n NV II A. ID IANl. nlalng
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Joseph SterVing's Estate.

VilLsubscubets having appointedbythe Honorable
l. Probate Court fofthe District ofNashinglon, Com
mis- sioners 10 receive exauineaod adjus al claims I'd
Demands Of all persons against he Estate Of Joseph
Sterling, late Of Barre, in said District, deceased.
represented nsulyrnt and the term of SIX months from
the 2lh day Of Noy 1903 being aIlowedby said Couh
u the creditors thbt prove their
respectyeclaia beforeusRve notice that We VIII at
tend to the duties OF appoint at the once Of
n. 4, French, IN Btrrti IN said District, on he lsIn
day Of December and May next, at O'Clock IN the after
noon, ON each Of said DAYS
T.. f. FRENCH [ c,.
CARLOS CARPENTER N''" 10
Bore, Nov. 9th, A D. 1868. f353w
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NuSIC!Tis5 uNuSIC!

IEAChkR OF MUSIC, and dealer In PIANOS and
l MELODEONs, (BARRR, VIZ, has now on hand aud
for sale the great improved Melodeon VI all STYLES and
finish The reeds brought a wonderful perfection
The high notes resemble the flute that they defy
detection. The low notes resemble the diapaison 10 the
pipe organ and by the OF the new patent swell the
performer can produce any degree Of power desirable An
who are troubled with musical taste should have one OF
these Instruments II enven the domestic circle Pa
rent do no, wait until the children too old to learn
but buy Piano or Melodeon at oaoe, aud set them to
wors The best instruments, Of various sizes constantly
ON hand, and selling At very low prices,
Orders addressed to N, l.. PHiLllPs, Barre, Vt, will
receive prompt attention.
sept. o. 1858. pSvtf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

!. Az WILL BIZ FORFEITED ny ~,
a'C'JO II falling 10 cure IN les time tlso M DIX
tnys"isn more eirctualy and permenaIltiy aay Other
-Nanl RON lccup1tion or telr Of eslos.'',NHl Is,
GATHER With sale ana pleasant neGioiues 4' NN
sELF'ABUsEA AND SOLITARY HAMN
Their eilects and Consequences,
sPECiA4 AILMENTS AND sIlUArioNs
Incident TO Married aud single Laois.
SECRET AND DELICATE DlsOR JERs.
Mercuflal Affections Erupucns and all Dise.,.. ..
Skin Ulcers OF the Most lhioat and Bodv p y III,
on the lace sweliings ~ the Joints Ne,yo anllmlA
Constitutional and other Weaknesses In Youth sns
more advanced, OF all ages, OF anu u
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIlD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

ST. JonNs, Dec II. Steamship Ilibernia
from Galway Dec. 9Th, for Boston, arrived here
at I o'cl elk this morning The news by the
Hibernia is nine days later,
The Glosgo,c and Sidon from New YORK ar.
rived ut Queenstown on the 9th,
The political news is unimportant. The
Danish German question remains m stdtu quo.
The GlJraitr formerly the Sumter, had arrived
at Queenstown, with $50 bales OF cotton from
Wilmington.
No intelligence has yet been received of the
prize fight between Hoenan and King.
The victory at Chattanooga attracted the
comments Of the English press.
PORTLAND, Dec. Is. The U. S. Vice Consu
ut Halifax photographed collector Washburn,
this evening that the Chesapeake is near Ches
ter in Mahine bay, and requested that the cap
tain or mate of the Chesapeake be sent ON i'm
mediately to identity tue pirate. In the absence
of the CAPTAIN, who Is in New York, and The
mate being badly wounded, the stewardess anC
one of the crew will be taken on board the gun
boat Acacia and proceed there, leaving tonight
Ii would seem, although the dispatch does no
expressly say SO, that the pirates have beer
taken.
WASHINGTON, Dec IS. The following wa
received here to-day
FORTRESS MoNRos, Dec. 10. Gen. Ws,ar
with my appreciation, sent out an expedition Il
Charles City Court House, on the James river
to capture the enemy's force stationed there
and have the pleasure to forward his report o.
its complete success. Whet adds to the bril-
liancy OF It's achievement, is that 1t has been &c
complsbed during terrible storm.
(Slgnei) B. +. BUTLER MAJ. Gen.
have the satisfaction TO announce the com
plete success of an expedition sent out undo
Col West. All worked in successful combina
ton. Our cavalry carried the enemy's cam
al Charles City Court House after sharp fight
the enemy firing from their houses.
We captured eight officers and eighty,tw
enlisted men, being the whole command Of thre
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

NEw York, Dec. II. Advices for the Cham
pion from Aspinwall, give the particulars OF
the expulsion OF Barrios ex- president OF Saliva
dor, from the county after the occupation OF
the city of San Salvador by the Gautemaan
forces.
Preparations for the expected war between
New Grenada aud Ecuador are continued
At Panama the smallpox was causing fright
lul mortality among the natives OF whom l6OC
had died out OF population OF 5000,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CoNSCIEN TIoUS ADVICE
TO THOaE WHO WILL REFLECT.

A WORD OF SOLEMN, CUNSClEN TIOUS ADNAt
TO THOHE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class Of mala les prevail TO eartul extent in con
munity, booming least 100000 youth Of both sexes
nually to cart grave. Those diseases are very IN
perfectly understo Their external manifestations .
y mploms are Ne vous Debility, Reaxau u and ~
haustion Marasmus wasting and assumption q
the tissues the hole body; short OF bfesthri
OF hurried breath * on ascending hillor flight Of
stairs, grea pstation OF the Heart Asthma Bron.
ohitk and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hand, SOD
Limbs, aversion T. society and To CUISINES sRtl
dimness Of Eye ght; loss OF Aemory; DizIleS o.
the Head Neufa ic Pains IN parts OF the body
Pains in the Back or Limbs; Lumbago, DysrpsA OF
Indigestion irrel ulaflty OF the bowels derSnged SC
tions Of the kidn and other glands OF the body,
Leucorrhm or ~ N AlOus, sc. Likewise Epilepsy
hy steria and Net Gus Spasms.
Now, in ninet nine cases out Of every one mum
dred, all the alb IA named disorders, and host
Others not named isConsumpuon OF the Lungs anu
that most insidiot and willy form OF Consumption Of
the Spinal Nerve nown as labes DoTsales aud Iaots
mesenterica have heir seat and origin IN diseases o.
the Pelvic Nisceu lenoe the want OF success on th'
part Of the old SC NJ practice IN treating symptoms
only.
Dir. Andrew Sto e, ply scian to the Troy Lung and
hygienic lnstn1 ON, is now engaged IN treating .a'
class of modern naladies with the most aslonhhll
success The tire .ment adopted by the Institution
new II Il based Upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remed s. without minerals or poison ia
Abilities OF cure such that patients can be eaieun
their homes in an part OF the country, from aeeaaa
ScTipuOns ofth'r case. by letter and have the NV
cines sent them mail or express. Printed m'e'T
/ atofies Will be tor aTded on Application. -,
| IFConsumption Catarrh anu diseases OF the Mvas
cured as well at "a homes OF patients as at the la
ton, by sending Il Cold Medioated Inhalmg BaAnn
Vspor, with nhal e, and ample directions fof heuuS
an0 direct corresp, ndenoe. IL.
! 2TPatenis app ylng for interrogatories or aa'''
must inclose retull stamps, to meet attention. IA,
Q1-The attendin physician will be found A. vac =,
stitution, for consultation, from A. NJ tosf NJ "
each day Sunday -, In the fer,noon, AddTsS,
DIR. ANDREW STONE
Physician to the Tt ~ Lung and Hygienic lntta'e -
| Physician for biseasesof the II art Throat
| Lungs, % Fifth rect, Toy, New York.
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Farm for Sale.

lhE subscriber wishes to sell his farm situated in the
westerly part Of East Montpelier on he main Travelled
roAdl'adng from Montpelier to llardwck, said farm
contains IL acres Of good smooth land about acres Of
wood land, 100 sugar trees good dwelling house barn
sheds aud other outbudngs, good RAINING spring water
In the house and barn yard will also sell nav steck
and iarm tools Il desired. LEvI RaIG
Montpelier, w. Oct H. 1868 no.
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Notice.

nllE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Yer
Il mont Bank Tor the ehoel OF Directors for the yeai
nsung, will be holden at their Bankng-rooms on Tues.
day, the 18th day Of January next at O'Clock PM
j. A. PAGE, Cashier.
d cember 1, ls63 wFlgwS
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HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD, I

A portion of the troops under command Of
Col. Wells and from Gen. Sullivan's column
had a severe skrmish at, near and beyond Stms-
burg. Col. Wells took some 80 prisoners some
Of whom belonged to Ewel's corps. There are
Indications that the enemy Is trying TO reentorce
lmboden in the Shenandoah valley. The reason
for this will soon be apparent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
Nniice.

THG members Of the National Life Insura noe CompAny
are hereby notified, that the annual meeung OF ihir
Company for the election Of officers will be Lal at thee
omeei on Monday, the ith dag Of January, 1864.
GEO. ". REED, Seey.
Montpelier, Dec, I, 1hsf
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Misoellaneons Telegraphio Items
Nnsc,uI "a LIZ RnaLnt. In,lrnnL

WASHINGTON Dec. Ia. Ii Is rumored thai
Senator Bayard will either have to take what IL
called the loyalty test oath Or resign,
Gen, Schoeiield has been or cred to Washing
ton to explain bis ADMINISTRATION OF affairs ia
Missouri, Fremont, Roseeraus ant Burnside
are urged as better fitted to command that Do-
partment.
Mej Gen. Butler, in obedience to an order
from the President has granted rjprleVo to
all in his department under sentence OF death
The President will soon issue a prooIama ion
pardoning all deserters who will regurn to duty
There is good reason for believing that thou
sands will gladly come back.
Rebel cavalry, 500 strong, attempted on Sun
day night TO cut the railroad communication
between the Amy Of the Potomac and Wash
iDgton. They commenced to burn the bridges
across Cedar Greek, but were driven off alter
sharp fight with several killed and number
wounded PERLEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

New YORK, Dec Is. In the rebel Senate on
the 10Th Mr. Wigiall offered resolution in
curing into the treatment of prisoners of war,
which was agreed to.
The Richmond framiner says the prisoners
are daily furnished with "a Of pound Of ba-
con, when the rebel troops in the field are only
furnished IA.
The rebel Senate has passed bill prohibit
ing the enrolment OF substitutes in the army
MIR. Brown OF Mississippi offered resolution
mpressng all able bodied whites into the Army
requiring aliens to quit the country within 81
days, or take up arm: 10 levy direct tx on
all kinds of property, including confederate
notes, to make the latter legal tender alter
the expiration of SIX months.
1t also prohibits thel buying and selling oil
gold and silver, or notes on banks in the United
5 ates or United States Treasury noles during
the war. All under heavy penalties.
WAsHNG1oN, Dec. To- The &ar furnishe
tae following in advance of the publication
kilograms were received here last night from
Knoxville up to yesterday morning. Gen. Eos
| ter had assumed command OF the troops lately
under the command OF Gen. Burnside, and thu
later had departed for Cincinnati.
All was then quiet in the vicinity OF Knox
vile. 1t was stated here on the authority oil
scouts and messengers, that much OF Gen
Lcngstreets artillery and trains had fallen int
the hands Of our pursuing forces, but these &C
counts lacked confirmation. The gion IN which
the pursuit is being made is 30 far distant from
the telegraph, as TO make II difficult to yegli.
this statements as promptly as desirable
Though Gen. Butler and member Of tn
Sanitary Commission, now at Fortress Mon.oe
have telegraphed to the Government here tina
the rebel authorities have stopped the dlsIribu
ton OF supplies sent from the loyal States t
the Union prisoners in their hands, we ale no
titled that ny TO this time no information hat
reached Washington indicating that anythinl
like TN official rebel notice has been commu
uicated to either Maj. Gen Butler OF Brig. Gen
| Meredith
The TACT that Robert 0uld the rebel commits
sioner Of exchange, promptly replied yesterday
or the day before, TO Gen. Buffers tender o
vaccine matter to be used among the Uniol
prisoners confined at Richmond, Lynchburg AM
other points, that itwould be disposed OF prompt
| ly, as requested, leads US to hope that Their
may be after all mistake in attributing to tn
rebel authorities the atrocious purpose oil deny
ing to the Union prisoners in their hande ID
articles necessary to their proper sustenance toI
warded from the North.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

Lo.
on tne tenth inst, on motion OF Mr.. Wigtall. a
committee was appointed to investigate the con-
dlton OF the Federal prisoners at Richmond.
Sonatori salisbury of Maryland refuses to
take. the oath Of allegiance prescribed by the
Senate for all members of that body.
II is certain that Gen. Schoefed OF Missouri
has been ordered to Washington.
NASHVILLE, Dec l5 There is rumor that
Gen. Sherman, commanding the column IN pur-
suit OF Longstreet, encountered the rebel rear
guard, east OF Knoxville, and sustained a heavy
repulse, in which Gen. Sherman is said 10 be
badly wounded.
The rumor is not yet generally credited at
headquarters, but is traced 10 several distinct
sources. Uuless corroborated by dispatches from
Chattanooga Of this date, the story will be dis
credited.
Col. Misener reports from Columbia that the
rebel deserters and citizens are nOcsing to that
post In great numbers, asking to be allowed to
take the oath under the Presidents proclama.
ton. Col. Misener says in regard to the mum.
bers arriving, that he has never seen the like.
NEw YORK, Dec 10. A prominent New
England Senator is compromised BY evidence
going to show that he received $4,000 for his
influence 10 gettinga person odt of the Old
Capital Prison, who had been confined there on
charge Of defrauding the Government, and
for rendering to the same person other services
OF similar nature.
The Worid's Army Of tho Potomac dispatch
says the Army Of the Potomac has not gone into
winter quarters iu It's present location and II il
not likely 70 do so. The guerrillas are becoming
tsoablssome again, having on Monday mad !, q
dash on the railroad, and captured two officer,
ssd ,prtof the guard bod
Tho Tyi6uns's dispstch says thero d no new,
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToaAC, I
December Is.

The Russian naval oficeas arrived here TIM
afternoon. During their brief visit they wit
messed the review of the 9th Army Corps anC
the artillery attached. They returned to th
fleet tonight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

The eject Of sTERLING's AMBRosiA in eighteen
months
CERTIFICATE.
This 10 10 certify that, about eighteen months ago
commenced using SrfELSa's AMBRosA My hair was
short. thin and rapidly falling out had tried many
Hair Tones, lnvigoratots, &c without receiyiug any
benefit Soon AFTER using the Ambr0siA my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing so rapidly as to
tonsh me. Now ny hair thick soft and glossy and Is
i've Feet four inches 10 lenghwhen let down reaching
The floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use Of srfRLSGs AMBRosfai as since commenced using
il Lave applied nothing else 10 my hair.
Mrs. h. 4. BROWN
No, 4ej Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22
Beware Of Counterfeits
and be sure that the packages are labeled
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE.
l54 Reade ST., New York,

there are numerous couaterfe aGoa under the name
OF " Genun kast India CoGes - % OrginsI East India
Coffee +" etc put forth b. imposars deceive the uu
wary.
In lib packages, and in boxes 1T 81, 10 and 100 ID
Tor Grocers and large couumera. n.IJ Grooers gen
orally.
orders rom country grocers solicited to whom lib
ers discount will be made lsm3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

New YORK, Dec H. The Heralds Army of
tho Potomac dispatch states Deserters rerort
that larg' part Of the rebel army are ready to
accept the PRESIDENT amnesty az return to
their alleglonee-pa particularly among the North
Carolina and border State troops
Gen. Meade demands court Of inquiry INTO
his late movement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-22

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Dec. ID. Gen. McD well
arrived here this evening and had lengthy IN
tervlew with Gen. Butler
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th has the
following
Bristol, Tenn Dec 9. Gen Gillner s(rebel
brigade encountered the advance Of Wilcox
lunion) corps, 1000 strong, near Maynardsvillo
Tenn, and routed them, capturing a large
number Of prisoners. WIcoxs command was
composed Of raw troops