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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
From the Army of the Potomac

NEw YORK, Aug. %. Lee is undoubtedly on
the Rapidan and Rappahannock along the river
to Fredericksburg, and the region about the
Potomac Creek is infested wi tn rebel cavalry.
1t is not impossible that the next battle may
be fought upon the Rapidan Indeed it IL APP
pretended that Meade will assume the offensive,
rather than retreat, and many expect an attack
| from him at an early date.
The preparations for such an emergency are
made.
The Herald has the following
| HEADQUARTERS Army or THE Potomac, [
August Fl.
have information from three different sources
which leads me to believe that the rebels have
left oar front and gone south to Richmond.
Deserters who came in across the Rappahan
no. X say that the movement of troops towards
Fredericksburg from CulpepTer, was only O
move to cover Lees real object, to enable bin
to move his troops southwark by way dordons
vile.
Day before yesterday large bodies Of rebe
cavalry dashed down towards this Rappabannocs
at the seperate fords, driving in our pickets
They came boldly out in sight Of our lines and
dsployed in line of battle order.
Immediately oil the corps along the river
were put under arms, in which position they re
manned till midnight, when behold the enemy
had Withdrawn.
A cavalry reconnaissance was then ma Al
far as Culpepper, but found no enemy, but OBJ
tanned such information as leads to the belle
that the whole rebel force had gone in the d.
rection Of Gordonsville.
! Tho reas TOR my belief am not at liberty
to give.
Army officers competent TO Judge, estimate
the strength Of Lees army at less than 5o,oO'
men.
| The Tines Washing ton respondent whites
/" the rebel cavalry is busily engaged In eniore
ing the CONSUMPTION act IN that portion OF East
cru Virginia lyil southwest Of the Rappahan
mock. Parties are securing the country Tor pro
visions and forage, taking everything.
There il wide spread offering and fear oil
5 fam ne during the coming winter.
/ The negroes are being sent further South :
prevent their falling into the bands Of the Ian
/, KEGS.
The Times, Washington dispatch says lei
e ter from prominent officer q Gen. kosecran'
!. army says that the whole country Tor mile
a around Chattanooga is swarming with dersertel
from Bragg's and Johnston's armies.
Both OF these commands are ueuolaiiAou IA
: can no longer be called armies. great man
g Of the rebel soldiers come within our lines dali
A and surrender.
A dissatisfaction is moot most marked anon
the Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee troop
d Seye al regiments recently deserted IN body,
!. icers and all.
~ The feeling among the troops against the J'
Davis Government lie very bitter, and all o
anxious tor the war to close and to return
their old allegiance
a Richmond papers of the 18Th, brought in
IF our lines speak most despOndingly OF ALTAR
es but particularly deplore the prospect now
view that Charleston must tall.
y A complete panic prevails IN Richmond
ID obtain greenbacks. Many Of the dealers W
he take no other money for the commodities tn
Sc have TO dispose of.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
From Charleston.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 81. The Richmond
Wing Of to-day contains the following
CHARLESTON, Aug. 20. The enemys opera
tons during the last twenty-four hours have
been mostly confined to steady and continuous
bombardment of Fort Sumter from their Parrot
guns on Morris Island
Their fire begins to tell on Fort Sumter which
replies only at long intervals. The defense Of
the hsrbor does not depend mainly on fort Sum-
ter Even if that fortress should be battered
down the harbor may still be held.
Gov Bonham has issued q proclamation urging
the removal Of oil non-combatants from Charles
ton as soon as possible,
The 2OO-pounder Parrot guns of the enemy
are too much for the walls Of Sumter and the
fort only replies at intervals.
II has been determined to defend The city
street by street, and house by house, as long a'
foot Of earth ia left.
New YoRK, Aug. %. A private dispatch has
boon received in this city from Phiadelphia
which says Fort Sumter has fallen, and oui
gunboats have passed the Fort.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

SAN Francisco, Aug. Is. The steamer st.
Louis brings dates from the City of Mexico to
July 22d.
Gen. Forey was issuing DEGREES daily. The
French and Mexican newspapers urge the recog-
milton Of the Southern Contederacy and state
that France will recognize the Confederacy
Mexican jealousy and prejudice have been invok
cd against the United States The Government
paper .ays that the, Northern States Iare fol
Juarez, while the Confedoracy is.for Mexican
monarchy, and that every thing looks to the i'm
mediate recognition OF the Confoderacy by Mex
100.
Guerrillas were fighting on the roads levdinI
to the City OF Mexico. The Mexicans make n
prisoners, bs. Stay all. They were wsging
war Of exterpnation. Numerous assassination
had taken place In the Capital Of persons SYN
4 pathsing with the French. The triumphan
Government was daily imprisoning and shoo,in
persons refusing 70 take the oath Of sllegianc
to tho Empire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
Chr AI0rketB.
CAMBRIDGE mARKEr. Aug. 10

At Market ll72 Cattle about 900 BeeVes and s72 storer
consisting Of working Oxen, Mich Cows andone' two
and three years old.
Prlces-Marke tBeet-Extra9s 50 to s75i afst quality
81 80 to 500 "a $3.50 to 900 30, sltO to oV0'
Working oxen-s9O to $50.
Cows and cAlves-t20 TO 80
Yesrlugs- 1890 to 1900 two years Old 1ioOoto H.
90 three years old, $4,000 to A,o0
sheep and Lambs-5sOO at market prices IN ioIs szoO
to 800 each extra s3f5 to 400
Spring Lambs-00 90 to 800.
Hides--s to 81 prlb. Taow--s tessprlb b.
Veal Calves0c to DC pcrlb Cali Skins to l4c prb'
peIts soc to T5c each.
Remarks-There was double he stock at market that
there was last week Prices ahoOg the same large
number OF sheep, which are not oil s1 A9 ma0l eaaa'
| In the prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
BOSTON MARKET, August 81

Flour-western, o., 90 to 90.
Pork,-prime, eli so tol2, ooi Mess, si9 % " AGO
Reef tlt 90 to 1900 Lard, III OLE ans % to IL
Uogs dressed, Ooto 90.
Bu,ter. IA to 2li Cheese, 7toI2 Eggs II 10 Po-
tatoes 95 Dried Apple T.
Beans $3.50 to $3.50. Peas ,s5 to tlioj
Herds grass seed $500 20. Clover u toSs'
Starch to "A Tallow, TO 10.
Wool. Full Blood Merno "a TO 10 Thiee-iourths BLOOD
10 to u Halfblood Is to ~ Common % to Co.
Corn 81 to SO. oats eOto ~. Rye 100 to 900 Hops
IS to 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
HEnrcfOWm CnMCNs.

All tho freemen Of MoreeWn who are in favor OF ear
nesy sustaining the ConHttuton and The Union and Of
heartily supporting the National Administration IN user
os to suppress Rebellion are requested to meet 10 eau
Gus at the school house Nevconb's IN Moretown
on Saturday the Goth Of August 1868 at O'Clock T. M
for the purpose Of nominating canddatefor Town Rep
reseptatye and ticket Of justices Of the Feaee
to be supported by the freemsn Of said haretoBn at the
approaching September election
By oRpER OF Tows CoaxiTlEr@
Moretovn, Aug. "a, 1863.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

Tue ATLANTIC MONTHLY. September, 1868
Boston Ticknor i Fields.
The present lie an s1celans number Col
Hieginsen heads the table Of contents with
delineation of The Puritan Minister" as he
was in the days Of his greatest glory, but lowest
salary. E. L. Pierce has an interesting article
on the i" Freedmen at Port Royal Agassil
illustrates "The Tertiary Age Henry NJ
Alden gives a brilliant account o" Thomas
Do Quincy Hon. Charles Sumner briefly de
,oribes some Interesting Manuscripts Of Ed
mupd Burke" Harvard Heroes and "Wh'
Ia Roebuck,' are the remaining essays, TIL
,,or;s. 4. The Matber Safe," "Mr. Martin
pisappOintmen's,' and the beginning OF "M's
Lewis" are all readable, as are the poems On
literary notices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
In. CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. September, 1888

TEE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. September, 1888.
New York.
The Continental opens with an article on
Southern Hate Of New England The
Early History Of Printing and the Newspaper
Press in Boston and New York." contains many
curious and interesting facts. "The Great
Riot" in New York, is very ably and fairly dis
eusscd. Hon. Robert ]. Walker adds to biz
former domaging exposition Of JEFF Davis and
Republication" DR.. Macgowap, on "Japans'e
Foreign Relations" displays the Same mastery
on his subject, particularly in it's bearings upon
this country. which has characterized his Ice
lures.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

The EDINBURGH RKvBw, July lS63.-Re-
prnt.-New York: Leonard Scott Co.
This number has the following articles Ma
piers Memorials of Clayerhouse Druids and
Bards Ferguson's History of the Modern
Styles of Architecture Louis Banc's French
Revolution Sir George Cornwall Lewis on
Forms Of Government. Xavier Raymond on
the Nayies of France aud England The Sources
of the Nile The Scots in France-the French
in Scotland Syell on the Antiquity of Man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

CONVENTION OF WAR DKnooRATs IN INDIANA
The Convention Of War Democrats, which
met at indianapolis the 10th inst was very large
and enthusiastic and an parts Of the State were
fully represented. Gen. Nathan klmbali presi'
ded. Con. John McClernand, Gen. Dumon
and Hon. Henry Secrist, were among the speak
ere. Iotters from Hon. Lewis Cars, Gen. Logan
Daniel S. Dickinson, all expressed sympatb,
with the objects Of the convention. kesolutlon
favoring a vigorous prosecution OF the wat
sustaining the Administration in oil its enof'
70 nut down tho rebellion, denounclng the Stat
Agent, Auditor and Treasurer OF the State 10
s2sir willingness TO repudiAte the public deb
snd sacrifice the honor and credit OF the Stat
Cox partas 10 purposes, were passed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

A CANADIAN ExclTEMENT.-Mr. I. Darcy
MCGEE has started q sensation in Canada. de
has ascer,aiued that Rouse's Point is only 40
miles from Montreal, and that the Yankees have
been building fort at the Point. Canada is, in
bis imas nation, to be Immediately subjugased.
He sees 100000 armed men marching on Mon
usal. MCGEE has given vert to much more II
diculous nonsense, like the above. He is evident
" excited, or is endeavoring to excite some one
else. 1t is supected that be has some private Ak
to grind, and by this smoke and dust hopes to
get IN opportunity to do it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

BuRGLARY.--The Office Of Captain Drew, Of
the Invalid Corps, was entered Sunday night
by some rascals who stole some transportation
sickets, postage stamps, stationery and books
and destroyed some orders and enlistment papers,
and did other mischief They also stole some
clothing, belonging to Sergeant House, and
pocket book, which was fortunately empty;
II is tolerably safe guess to say that these bur-
glars will not vote the Union ticket at Free
man Meeting.
As Coon AS NEW .--Mcesrs. J. w. Ellis l. Co.
have removed from the " Rialto' back to their
old store opposite the FREEMAN OFFICE We
say their old store" but it is old only in loca-
ton, the carpenters and painters having made
i II entirely new, both in form and substance. 1t
10 now much larger, lighter, more modern, and
! plsssanter every way than before Mesars. Ell
liz Il 90. have not yet put in theig new stock of
goods, but will shortly, when their establish
msns will be in oil respects what modern store
4 should be. and what this enterprising firm are
bound theirs shall be.
Il PKRsoNAL.---C. w. Willard Of Montpelier is
to deliver the address before the Rutland Coun-
II ~ Agricultural Society at their ANNUAL fair in
September next.
NoxwIcn UNrERsrr The Burlington Times
saws Norwich University has furnished for the
y Union Army two Maori General six Brigadier-
H Generals, Including The lamented Lander and
" the gallant Ransom, son Of Gen. Ransom. who
was formerly Pit the head Of the institution an(
was killed 10 the Mexican war !; some thirty
Colonies and largo number Of officers Of othe
grades.
DI4rn NJ DAOwsrs MISS olarinda A
Barney Of Willision was drowned on the lot
10 the Winooski while bathing having ven
tured too far iuto the stream she was swep
away by the current.
ALLOTTED PAY.--Assignees and others hold
Ing orders for Allotted Pay Of the 10th Reg
ment, are notified that returns have been re
ceyed for the months Of May and June, On
this Office Is prepared to pay the sums receive
HI in the usual way
J.B. PACE,
ID State Treasurer.
a Rutland, August 20, 1868.
# SAD AfFAIR-YouYe WOMAN DROWNED WIFI
81 nArnlso.-Miss Marion Cady, young woma
employed in the family of Mr. Smith, of She
burne, was found drowned, yesterday, in II
Lake ct Smiths Point. She had on bathin
dress, and it was doubtless case OF accidents
drowning while bathing. Miss Cady was
daughter of the late DR.. f. B. Cady, formerly
the well known firm Of Cady & DOolitsle, in Blu
ling.on.
VERMONT CAvALRr-Tho Burlington Tim
says The Cavalry Regiment were near ia
mouth, Va, on the 10th. The health Of u
regiment was very good. Chaplain Woodwal
has resigned, on account Of i'll health. b
resignation is much regretted by the regimen
The following deaths have occurred Prlva
Homer E. Bliss, Co. A, from wound received
Hagerstown, Md, July 9th Sergt. Wen
worth, Go. Z, from wound received at san
place Corp. Ira j. Sperry, Co. L. from wouI
rscelved at the battle Of Gettysburgh, July Sd
= Priv. Scott Merritt, Co. L, from wound receiy
., Hagerstown, July 9th !; PRIV. Royal
Thompson, Go. A. sun stroke near Long Bird
Aug sth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
Berlin ulcWs!

All the freemen OF Berlin whoafo IN favor Of support
ing the, present National Administration in It's EFFORTS
to suppress the Southern Rebellion and reesabish he
supremacy Of the Old Flag over entire Unon re-
quested TO meet in Caucus, nj Che School House near
Montpelier Village saturday the ooh day q August
1868, at 2o'cock r. NJ. for the purpose Of aominaun& a
candidate for Town Representative and ticket u seven
Justices Of the Peace be supported by the Freemen Of
said Berlin at the approaching September election.
By ORDER or THg TowN COMMITTEE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

The Freemen Of the town Of East Montpelier WHO are
voters in Freemans Meeting, and in favor OF sus-
tanning the Government and present Administration in
suppressng the Rebellion and crushing out treason for
ever are cordially tied to meet at the meeting house
at the centre Of the town on Saturday Aug Goth 1863 at
O'Clock P. M to nominate some one b. represent The
Town In the General Assembly Of this state for the year
ensuing. Also board Of seven justices Of the Peace.
CLARK KING,
H. W. 0RMSBEE,)
u MAniualiar Ann 9th laha
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, July ls63.-Re-
print.-New York Leonard Scott & Co.
This number discusses the following topics
The Growth of Christianity; The Rival Races
MIR. Mill on Utilitarianism Gamesters and
Gaming Houses /; Marriages of Consangui Unity
Saint Simon and bis Disciples; The Naturalist
on the River Amazons NJ. Louis Banc's His
tory of the French Revolution Poland Ian
cashirc Contemporary Literature.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
MONTPELIER MAnKET, August a,

pnoylsoss-Butter, IS to 20. Cheese, 1910 l2i Lard
l2to1l Tallow IL Dried Apple, to H. Eggs 10 coats
Potatoes 25 So Beans 90 to $50. West India su-
CARS, IL to To- Peas, ii,o9 to 100
onions-!O,Ol Appes-s2,2b 10 $50 per Dbl
FLora--Extra, 1925 Double Extra ssiVo super
Extra 900.
GK.is AND HAr.-cOrn, $loO Oats, 50. iIcrdsgra's
Seed 25 to 2I5 per bushel Clover Il to u PER pound
Hay, So to 5 per ton. Rye, sl,O0
MtscsLLA sEous-Dry and green hard wood 9eo 800
Shingles 81, 90 to 100 Wool--oommon " to o. bafk
800 to LOO per cord. Nails 52S to $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

GIVING IT rP.-The Charleston Mercury in
bitterly despon lent article on the situation OF
that city says j." Since the federal successes
Bcsuregard had better lay aside his engineering
and artillery duelling, which are now played
ont, and take to the bayonet," and advises the
authorities to reinforce Morris Island or else
.bandon Charleston to the flames.
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MIddlesex Republican Caucus.

The Republican party, and all those who are willing to
act with them supporting the administration areteIe
by notified to me It at the hall OF m Chaplin Friday
the 2sth Of August 1884, at two O'Clock r NJ omake
nominations for a representative and justices Of
the peace.
PRR ORDER or Town Cor.
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10 rEu.9LES IND LfCd TT HEALTH

I,R Dow, Physician ard Surgeon, NO. kndeott street,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

NB-An correspondence and questions eheeria'y an
PemsrksReceips have been quite heavy the past week
rcep HITTER and Cheese which have been light We are IN
Want of ooon puter and Cheese at our quotations tRt
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

DARrrourH ColLsar, N. H., Aug. 10. Prof,
z. D. Sanborn Of 81. Louis 10 elected Professor
Of 0raiory and Bellies Lettres, and ProL 0has
A. Young Of Hudson, Ohio, Professor Of Math
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
EIi;nh smiths Estate.

NH q Subscribers, having been appointed BY The Hon.
i Probate Coun for the Distfieiei washington Com.
-,son,tste receive aIaminsaHd adjust all claims aud
asmanas Of all persons against he Estate OF klah
smith late OF Norhned 10 said district, deceased rep
resented iusoven and tss term Of az months from The
ish dav Of Aug 1852 eeins allowed by said Court to the
OF said deceased TO erhbtand prove their re-
sneeiye claims before us--eive notice that we win
attend 10 the duties OF our appointment Al the dwelling
hsnsr 81 Widow Anna Smith, In Nonbheld, In said
district On the l2th day Of September and February
nsai al one o'clock In the afternoons on each efsa days.
GEO. NICHOLS, t,.....,.
&c. D. TIAYER, oomm'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25
Marrle0.

In Woodbury., July 18th, by Rev o, Davis, Nj
Phnoas II. Lindsey Of Calais. and Miss Emlns ". Ste
phens, ef Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

New York, Aug. "a. A letter 10 the Herald,
dated Morris Island, 10th, states that The fire Of
our batteries still continues and the masonry Of
Fort Sumter Is gradually crumbling TO pieces
The rebel rag was twice shot away on tho 18th
but was re-hoisscd. A violent storm ragged on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-25

uuE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
otahls Probate Couit Tor the Dstrictof Washington.
oamissloners tofeeeive examine and adjusial eaims
and persons aransthe Estate Of Mrs Ma.
~ sherman late OF Duxbufy. In said District deceased,
tnsolvent and the term ofsx months from
he 18th day Of July, 1868, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors f said deceased toerhih and
prove their respective before give Notice that
We will attend to the duties OF cut appointment al
the office Of Henry y, lanes, In waterbury, In said
District on the 2Dh day September next, al one O'Clock
In the afternoon Of said day. -
HENRY r. JAMES, r.mn,,.
I. HuTCHlNs, :"
Ansnst stb, A, u, 1863. fStw3f