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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
From the Seventh Regiment.

We lind in the CdIedonian, letter from Pen.
sacola, Florida, dated the 4th ut., from which
we cut the following
Our regiment is now stationed in the opiet
healthy city of Pensacola. We have been here
since the 18th of November last
Our whole force is $40 We have but ahort
200 men for duty and about 50 for light dutv
which are only TO be present at dress parade
January first, surgeon report was lO4 in hos
pital and IOS excused from duty, and some (bow
many do not know are in hospitals in New
Orleans, some are on detached service and ex-
sra duty. We have three hours drill per dav
oRe and one-half hour in the forenoon OF com.
pany drill, and the rest n tho afternoon of bat
Sraalion drill. Our hospital is in the dwelling
owned by man that is now serving in the
rebel army. We have fine view of the bay
Washington navy yard can be seen in the dis
lance, miles away. We have lost by death
since we came here, 43. There are MANY more
that must soon die, as they are very sick with
diseases they contracted by exposure in the
swamps of Louisiana.
DR.. Enoch Blanchard, who formerly nrac-
tised in Lyndon, and who wus assistant surge
has received the appointment of surgeon IN the
place of DIR. Kelley resigned. We have also
'wo assistant surgeons that joined us soon after
VIZ arrived mere. aa-' lee- WARDAAsTER
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

t nar,ertser, having been restored to health IN
cred by very simple remedy after having SUI
dread dsa' with severe lung affection and that
to his feiI Ug9nsumption--is anxious to AXE known
To o -. iei Tow sufferers the means of cure.
scrptnn nssS IT. be will send copy of the pre-
preparinoan ree OF CHARGE, with the directions for
CURE roa Cn Using the same which they will find SURE
ony obiset SSsvAPTIeF. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c The
is to be9es 81 he in sending the prescription
vii, TO be invaluable and he homes rer
NAV nso ns remedy, as it will them nothing and
"iShing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Iavsn Williamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

i New IDEA-OLD CLooTIE CROWDED Our
Among the patients in the General Hospital Is
a stcesh soldier. lie was very sick, when first
brought here, but is now doing better. He IS
a Grabbed customer. Now that he is recovering.
hls surlIness begins to show itself in manner
that his comrades don't care about putting up
with-at any rate from a secesh.
In the same ward with him is a Union soldier
An adopted citizen from the land of kraut.
Yesterday morning Union German said some
thing to secesh. Secesh vouchsafed only in r5-
ply,
. Go to -
" Do vat 7"
Secesh repeated his remark.
The German was not at all exasperated.
" All - said he, " mine frien, you ish too
kind. | cannot 60 to dat place"
1" Why not p
" 1t sh now full. It is very crowded dere.
Slsel he Ill Itup NIT dead rebels Even der
tuyiel ha to shleep out o doors"
The laugh came In here from the boys who
were Longing around Secesh had nothing
more 10 say.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

laa NEw MILITARY DEPARrNENr.-The district OF
country north of the Potomac river from Piscat-
! away Greek to Annapolis Junction and the
!, mouth of the Monocacy and south of Goose
Greek and Bull Run Mountains to the mouth
OF the occoquan will constitute the Department
Of Washington, and the troops in that depart
mont will constitute the 22d army corps, to be
commanded by Major General Heintzelnan.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
Letter from Kansas.
BALDWIN CITY, Kansas, Jan. 81, 1868.


J Mr.. EDITOR BY your permission, l would
like to occupy corner of the Messenger, in say
ing few things to my old friends in New England
about matters and things in Kansas. The pas,
summer was very dry for time, and the people
were fearful that there would be failure in the
crops but, through the goodness of God, we
had timely rains, so that, with the exception of a
limited section Of the southern portion Of the
State, where they did not make half cron. the
crops were good. In this section winfer wheat
was very coed corn GOOD; late notatoas Good
and on the whole. very fair cro, was r,isod
There being very large supply of old corn IN
ha1d, there has been an abundant suDDly Of eat.
25.os. While groceries, and other store goods,
are hlsh at ruinous prices, -Uroyisi0Ds are vero
cheap. Corn % to 80 cents; wheat Sl00
Hour $500 to 1919 per cwt pork $3.50 to
$500 per c@t,j beef from 8 TO cents per 10. :;
eggs, in the winter 8 cents. This has been one
of the most delightful winters | ever saw. It'll
has been the most Of the time, as warm as April
IN Vermont. About ten days since, | ploughed
my garden, planted large bed of onions, and
transpanted and prepared my asparagus bed. .
The last Of October, we had q sudden freeze
which injured the lluit trees very much. Many
Of the best trees in my garden, peach and apple,
fear are killed. Since that freeze we have had
no real cold, winter weather, until last week,
when the ground froze some two inches and last
Sabbath night We had, on top of good rain, a
fall of snow of more than three inches. which is
last melting away. Winter wheat looks finely,
having grown all winter 20 far.
have never known more healthy season, IN
AanSas. 10 some localities the " Putrid Sore
Throat" or Dptbera has prevailed, and has been
luite fatal. Notwithstanding the deranged state 8
u 'ne country times In Kansas are better than /
heV have been since tho olOea &c Gus ,,,. In
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

HE TOMB OF WAsHINoros's MorHER.-Just
beyond the city limits of Fredericksburgh, Va.
an unfinished monument, begun in 1893, marks
the tomb OF the mother of Washington, who
died in 1889.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
fOr tbt GbilOren.
The First Commandment with Promise.

Don't 90 on the river to night James,
said Widow Bright to her son, a few weeki
ago.
Why not ?
Because it is unsafe. The weather has
been mild for several days and [ have
myself heard the ice crack two or three times
although it is half mile away
'Poh, mother, you women are such scary
creatures. Why, Dick Cotton and | skated
there all the afternoon and the ice was az
as strong as bridge.
But, my sen, 1t has been growing tender
all the while, under the warm wind and YOU
cannot see this dark evening, to avoid the
thin places.
just one hour, mother
Not moment, my SON.
Hey diddle dIddle, the cat s in the fiddle
fled to my mothers apron strings, shouted
Harry, very red il the face and rushed out
OF the room, banging the door after him.
Oa DEAR sighed good Mrs Bright, as she
leaned her head thoughtfully upon her hands.
A tear or two trickled through her casped
fingers, and she looked, as she sat there, like
very care'worn, anxious mother. Aad 50
she was. She was a widow, and Harry her
only child. He was bright-faced 6oy Of
thirteen, quick-witted, impulsiYe, and kind
aoFno~a D4S W. u0 was SO daring SO I'M
50orI ~ 9',', .lteI ne loFo1 MS mother
you'd 90 much, very much, fol her comfort.
o1' Nc YOU'D 90 great deal more for the
carrying eut Of any WIG plan OF his OVID.
HIS mother saw his faults. She reasoned
with him, plead with bim, and what was tar
better, prayed for him. Sao was caecred too
y drn hope for bright, tgom out the mire
'ad dirt o. he boy nature, s4Qnc that purest
u gems, Truth.
There are i great many boys like Harry
Bright. Perhaps Que Of them is just now
.eaans this story, WciI l do not care how
parking your face is, how quick your brain
S il you are ever unkiud to your gentle
mother, ii you ever give her sad moments, or
'rag tears of sorrow to her eyes, you have
'ad spot III your heart and every time you
Tleve her you forfeit one more claim 10 Gods
orious promise. /.
haFIy dld not feel just right when he got
Ut OF doors. The evening was quite dark but
he 81 KY was thickly studded with stars, and )
Ne air was soft and oalmy. 1t was indeed Just
loh an evening as would ordinarily have set
larry s BRAIN all aglow with bright dreams, !
ut or this evening il WAC oltoootLo. 1t. [
Use. lie stole up to the window and pceped Z
!; then sat down on the end of the doorstone, :
aned bis head on his hands, just as his moth. '
was cong inside, and began to cry.
! lie q was " listening to his good angel then
~. ~ nSo no'nlng unto"ard happened oe would J.
'ooaoiy nave gone ID, asked his mothers for =
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
An said in a few WoFG

The following Is an extract of letter
from Capt. VIM. IL. Palmer:
| know you will ask what | see that
makes me think that the war is progress
ng well, and will soon close, though SO
many think the war IS being badly man
aged, and will be OF long duration because
there are so few general engagements of
the opposing armies. and what we have
had are not as decisive rs could be wished.
| answer, that this is a war Of principles,
Of ideas, war OF opiaton, contest be-
tween light and darkness, between right
and wrong; or, in other SOrds, war
between freedom and slavery that is not TO
he fought by brute force alone. This con-
test will not close till our people are edu-
Gated to entertain clearer conceptions OF
natural rights, and a willingness OF the
people to act in accordance with their CON
victions. This education is being ditfused
throughout the masses in this country and
in Europe too; and the history OF the
world does not show such great change
of public opinion for the better in any
short period as since the breaking out of
the rebellion. and if those up north who
seem to be very much out OF patience be-
cause our armies do not move faster, fight
more severe battles and destroy one or the
other of the armies would intelIigently and
earnestly go to work to sustain the princi
pies Of freedom and human rights IN their
own communities, they would do some
thing for the cause Of humanity. look
as much to Union Leagues north com
posed of unconditional union men, battling
for the rights of men, to advance our cause,
is do to the mere brute force of the
army; both are absolutely necessary, but
the more we have of the former, the less
it will require of the latter to close the
contest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
ESTATE OF BOYD.

H. o. Wisconsin, County of Grsnt-ss Grant Coun-
sn NcGongsl. Judge la the matter Of the o,,ar
ji1B5'llP o. Robert W Boyd Mar, NJ BOYD. Arthur
oola, Lurenda G. Boyd and John N BOYD. minor
o oss Of ebert Boyd, deceased
H. ,oadlng and filing the petition of David L. Foust.
~ general guardian representing to SAID court that
muois have no personal estate and that il Is ne
NY to sell the real estate Of said minors for tn,
cgee Of paying debts due against said minors ant
aeir support aud education.
heeupon Il is ordered that the matter IF sa;a ,,;
v 90 heard before the Judg,. of this court At IN,
S-hoase IN Lancaster in said county, on Monday m,
daY o. June, A. D., 1853, at one O'Clock in th,
@uo0n o. sara dav. Ordered further. that notce
9hshng this order for four a. weeks "a ccessf,,l
E@r to sad daY Of hesring in the Grant Copntv
MI weekiv newspaper published at Iancsster +,
~ county, Dated May 4ih. 1898 Isl 10
WM. NCGONIGAI.. Go. Ju5ga
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

esubserber ofersfor sale in jesuit purchasers
and the most terms to paymentsand time the
following lands ali lying and either side ofthe
Military road, in the Town of Wngville Grant County,
Sec. o. Town 6, N. Range West--G40acres.
N1s OF See. 81, Town g. N Range West--3 800 acres.
VIZ ofSec. 10, Town 8, N. Range Vest 320Ecres.
Swk Of Sec %, Tovn 6, N Rage Wet--l6O acres.
EM ofnwh IF Sec. %, I. 9, N x. W.-80 acres.
For particulars inquire Of fhos. J. Green 4 Co., st
Wingville, A. d. Mills on the PROMISES agsntsfor
Miles White Baltimore. Nd.
The property situated two miles west Of Wipgvls
so fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fecty adopted Cor farming These lands located in
Tho highest parts fthe county but contain severa iV
81 sprrgsan water may be had ansWhereby digging
Wingyille, June 18th 1860. III saf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Miscellaneous.
Get THE BEST!
PRINCE AND CO.'S MELODEONS II

To he People al Grant Count |:
would most respectfully announce that laving been
constituted sole for tbe county, prepared ~
farnish those desiIing with The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
GUARDIAN SALE-IlUMpnREY Esq

Grant county Court In Probate In the MATTER Of
the guardianship Of John jay Humphry, minor heir
Of James Humphrey Decreased
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ana in pursu.
are 81 an order of license made in satd matter on the
Sta day q April, A. D. 1868, BY the county court of
Ma county, the undersigned testamenlary guardian of
@l ninor VIII on Iuesda@ The second day Of June A.
" 1903 at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day on
Ne pr0ses 70 BE- sod, offer for rae pubic vendue
as loIowing described land in the county Of Grant
sod State OF Wisconsin, to wit:
P1t oil the east half OF the northwest quarter Of
section four 4), " Town FIVE north Of Range five (5)
ss'o' the fourth principal meridian, commencing at
M une between the east and west half of said quarter
SuOu point ZOl7 chains south OF q section cor
VI no'n sde of said quarter section; thence sou tn
ue va CHAINS thence north $50; east "a SO chains:
.aSs north lS2chains thence east "a chains thence
WIN 10y chans thence west H. 80 chains to The place
~SSo6,uhbg containing ID and 81 hundredths acres.
Pace Of sale
Dated May 4, SO. RoBT q. HUMPHREY
"-"a GuaTiian Of said minor