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btslsm 3wed bereitS naG 6anaa be9ebea bae
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Sn Golee Der fGptnOenoen MuSli&ten arf
etne balbtse 8eenbisung bes uncertainties
RrieeeS babsn bic Observation-Disclosures In ben
Observation-Disclosures in peridteoenen
0eeenDen DentiGlanre, namenili6 in Wfdb,
rem, Searet6, reiBsube SortI&rItte Rsmo6t,
Die @idwirtune suf Die matrilhe Weberbe.
pGSlteru1g tptrft "um 70 empfnhlt6er, alS Der
Wlnter augebrDhen uno ieglthsr lunlttge
8erbtena rur6 Selbarbe!ten nnb bereletden
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mite 9ebi(oet, INT Gelfenb einauIAretten.
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fen, S6sr( bes @eneratlt ab6 Der uniCnSarrtee,
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arrsf beftraft wprben unp panH tieh
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ben ieten.
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ipirbt li9 I'm Die 6anb Der &rUaerbin BON
8rallttn, Donua Siabera, 16 Sabr alt, @
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Die MaiCnssftinuns in Oatennefsc if I'M 81
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6alfe an9etrpfsn.
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81 Galabrmo %bslinet. 5'5@ r.
@ensral Nolentran3 lnat, OaB mir etner
sroBen Shell un(ere8 Grfol9e5 ber 3erHSruua
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banfsn, pte bur1 Die &aprpiQe unp Wpnno
SAP grpepitton auS9sfa6rt pur:ea.
Wlebr als Sre!tauisnb OeIansene inb &c.
rett8 na9 gtaibet1s 8elanbt, rnD cine grD8e
MnjaW bsftnoet id nod bier, uultre So.
palerte brinst fortwabrenD neue Gin, uni
Delsrtsurs tOmmen In Saufen ea. Sol. Stu
pe's Re9tment bat an tauIenb Der IaOltdeu
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ten, 8srwuupeten uub @srmtBten miro 5000
Manu Stslet6t patit6sr tstra9ea. Der Der
&ebeQen 1T beoenteno srDber.
Giele nuierer braben Nesimsnter tuarpeu
lwGtrenb DeS Rampfes- lebr gelihtst, aber Gs
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ben errrnssnen Sieg. Ste Iaeeu, tie batteu
etnen General, Der Is beriteGe, benz @snerol
Bra9g Die 36bae 81 3etBen.
SRute puroen etpa 1900 unleter 8erpua.
peten mad Nlaibptue stlnnbt.
Die ei8entitGe SAlaNt onuerte 1Cue ptss
Sage.
Der leste Gag Der sruacn @abtddt bel
MtHrfree9bprp'.
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ben perlAieosnen In9rtfen Des 6einOes, tnpem
lie nnter Den Tebeuen 9rDBe Serbeerung au-
rthtstsn.
Den ~errun9enen 0ort6sil bemerfenb, befntt
@enerat @olencran3 eiuen Nnertf Der sau3sn
9lrmee urb trteb bic NebeIen In GROCER Ser
wirruns unb NIT fur6tbareut @fmeset Gter
ben StcnefluB. avats4
Das pafere II. Wennl9Ipanta Neetment
aus 9ancaIter @cnntY, tnter Ietnem furGtlDs
len unb eel9tdten 5Ibrer S6srf 9ambrt9tt,
ibsrl8rttt Den 8tuB 3nerit mnO bnnb nit Dem
Teinpe auf benz anberu nfer an. Sbre
BeltiGtett I'm 6euer ipurbe bon alfrs bemerft.
Sic sinsen NIT eiuem @jsian6a, bas Die
Walper wtoersalsn motte, auf pte 8ebslsu
Ip8. SIR Guf mar: Der R~eYfCnsfant mug
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Iere Sruppen fofOrt amf IurfreesbUrO' Dor
unp bpmbarOtrten ptsie Srtl4aft, ebe fe SOrz
ridten. Die @sbelsn Fslsn pieber surid,
unD unlsre 9ruppen au9en btele len Mpresn I'm
Iriumrb In bic @tdbt Elm.
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Wnn Der 0ntcmararmee.

De eUnf0terirten seiaen fid, bel Tairfdr 9Omrtbaus
Tatrfar Gourt9auS, 9. San., Q6.
3wet u%nlersr Surscl9Obensn Soften, TN @ans
gen 16 W1ann tpuroen 9elfern Nbenb burG
Die &ebeIentruppen auf9ebObeu.
Go III bur6aus ~nOtbtpenOig, bab tptr mebr
-@aSauerts, als Bic tebt In Der Gront befnblt6,
BADEN mifen. Der Man9el an FOLDER maGt
es unnSslt9, fclGen tletnen usberfaGen an
ben Guber1en @OrpOfen Spr3ubeugen, bic Der
8einb, 70 wte Die Sa6sa jebt lteGeK, 1u8sus
fabren I'm Stanbe III, tpsna eS t9m stnfGGf.
Sol. rutafp BAT jebt bas COMMANDO tn
ter Grcnt In Der 8iGtung mad Manadas 3u.
Self. DGpts tpiecer In &idmonS. 8etpesmnsen an,
gtappGbannUG.
9dnptd ndrtter per 9 ptpmdc :
Nrmee, Z. San. 8tAmonber 8lGtter mel
Den bic 3~urtdtuuft bon Self. DaSts mad 0ft6s
mpno, 100 er etne btttere un6 6efttae 9te6e dee
gen bic Ser, ct. &eeterun6 btelt, uno bic
Off3tere Der Ger. ct. @rtnee als bte er6sten
8erbre8er IGilberte.
S6glet9 bte NebeIentrupEen in unIerer
Trcnt bebeuten6 Sermtnbert unb Bite Grmee
bon sort &OpGl 3nritd9e3o8ea II, 70 eldubt
mon bier bod ntdt bararf, bab eth 9bett bers
ielbsn CUR 8erfartuns Don Bragg aei9idt lsi,
Tonbera baB is IeDt9ItD ouf bic @titnba9nz
Itute 3uradSefaGlen ieten, nm let@ter 8prrGt6e
er6aIten gu tSnnen. G6 TT bter Geute beDeus
tenO fdlter 9epurben. l1uierer1ettS bat feline
beceutenOe Betpe1un1 tott9efunben.
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@pit Gan Nrnnciscn.

SanUronciseO, 6. San. @eI66ftss
gang un9emein ruGt0.
pFdfIpent 9incoln'a @rVflamnttpn 3ar 9e.
frsian8 Der GFla9ea tp,trpe In oen Eeuttaen
absnDbldttert bter pesTfentti9t, unb pbpUbl
man ls erpartst bate, brin9t le op9 cine
Ie9r tiefe @en|atiCn berpor.
W waroen 100 SaIutlaa1s absefeuert.
Gtns DsPeI0e POM 8eeefub, $50 @eilen
0ltlt@ Don &arioa Bailey an Der l1eberIanps
9OfttraBs, nelCet Die Gntbedune BON bret
ret6en Stlbeynltntn. Cine aHpere DepeIbe
0oa SArlOn meltet Die gntpednng elmer Gil,
%6erutne bret Netlen SRlEf pca Strsintu gity.
&s ioaen au@ nod andre ret@e @ineu ents
pedt potben isia.
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lt4, am tumiI1ten absr tpnr es, treart bic
graulamen 8iitatpren trpb 8ittenS unb Gles
DenS, unb ungea@tst SerSOiiener GbrGnen Der
i&Snen Se3eIblabteS F9 nt6t ri9ren lteBeu,
unD U0ne @naOe unO 8armber3totett bte Set~
botenen Mrtifel cpnfscirteu.
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@nn Gcnueiiee.
&5roaer SnbeI I'm @effen.

Oaf4tnstou, Z. San. Sri. Sc. s
Dennis, Der Wttttdr Wgent bon Sn6tann, ia
BON $. 81. 81. 0olOtpoY, Dem 9ripatefrsta1
@unoerneurS Wtprtpu foI9snbe Depsl0e CT
H1alten:
SnbtauapDttS, 6. Sat-.
an GUt. @. s. Dennte.
@snsral @olentran3 @ies lit BoQRGneig
Or fcl9t ben Giebenben Nebellen. Infer Ser.
-luf lon idb -1uf sstnta,Isne Wslnn bslcufen
Der per 8ebslen farm Ist9t Daa Dpppelte bs
tra8sa. Der gauge @5sifen II anBer F9 20,
6reuoen. .
'-s IS. st. 9ofGO mas.
Die uniOnssfA;nuns in OftcmneTse. if I'M 3u,
usbmcu. -ta .1tN 81
Sou isptlle, Z. San. Gin me9rer.
funoert Mann fairies ltnipnccrps batfih IN
Oftenne1ee gebtloet nnb unasfG6r Ster,iq
Metlen peFItA bon Charlotte, q. 6, 0Oltr
9efaBt, entIalOfen, einem aus Drei bunoert
Getelen nab Snbtauern b%slte6enben @orps,
oie burt In Der 9la1barlaaft fatipnttt finn,
Die Spise gu bieteu, Die &sbeGen baben ID
8trbY' Smttb 9eianOt I'm ibn 3t berantafsn
Solpaten 3ar Seytrstbun9 oerluipnleutc abs
5aiAtden. Bragg je6cG BAT es Serpst8stt,
ia sr &!rtY Smttbs Corps l'Ibt teplrfe.
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gspu @oro @orpliuo.

8~eaufprt, g. g., 26. Dec. @cuo.
STANLEY tpurbe seltern @beNp D0r bem N1altt.
bauIe bierislbt TN Stlonie sebangt.
Setr6Gtltte Nufresin9 purpe Dur& pvlitis
fife &epen terSOrsernfen, Die tpGtrenp bes
Sasss nit &Idli6t auf Die l4rsbenbe Gcn-
9rskwebl sebaltem wwrDen. a's
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epateres BON 8i6sbura.

New 0Orf, z. San. Cine DepelGe aus
9elena, Nrf. pom 2. San. melbet, baB BITE
SGlaGt fOrtoauere, unO NOD nt9t entI9ieben
fet. Dte Q. ct. 3ruppsn na6men BITE 6aupt>
batterte nno bic S9tsbgrdten Der 6etnbe,
1etlOren nber Ipdter wteDer Terratn. Stint
fetnbltGe &anCnen rurben 9enpmmen unb
Sernaeslt. Sen. MOrsan unb Sol. gDsman
Iinb 8eblieben, un6 GD(. @oraan, Sol. g.
Smitb unb Capt. 0u9Om 1Gtper Serwuubet.
Betbe Nrneen rubten AM Mcntaae, ben 20.
Dec. wabrenb Der Ne&t. l1uGere 1ruvpeu
bsrtrauen feE nuf ben Steg. Sen. G6erman
IOa beoeuteno 6ur9 bte Mnfunft BON Gen.
Grants GaSalerte DerIfGrtt Iein. Die Sd
ucnsntGte tparen tuents beim @sfe9te bettsts
li9t; aber nuiere Nrmee III In gutter gebedter
SteQun8 unb rtrb nt1t ruben, Bic 8tdsbura
tn unlern Sanofn lit. Infer 8erluF an
Tcoten ut6 8ertpunbeten belGuft 1H bis te6t
duf etpa 5000 Mann.
Desparates @efedbt.
@atrn z. Saa. GDir BADEN etnen Saa
ipdtere gia9ri0ten. Die Nebelen baben ibre
YiaAt bon Saflon unb Granada cuncentrtrt
unb auf $4,000 Wann gebraGt. Ote1e lie.
bernaGt 0eranlaBtt Sen. Sbermun am 20.
8uraf auf ieine erfe petition gu fallen.
Die Observation-Disclosures. ertreden GG bic
aaf 3 Ntet(ea bon Der GiaDt, uuo Gen. S6ers
man mar berett8 bis arf Q Mstlen @utfernuna
Don n@erlel6fit borge0tungen. Batteritn tpurs
erotert uno wteber geapmmsn, game SIZE.
8%tntetter unb 8ri9a0en waren I'm 6anbae.
raehge.
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@biIabe[pbia, Z. San. Der WrtIentams
pier nGarpltne," Dslen Wsrtb ouf $50, 000
abeei&abt mar, wurOe Oorseaern mstltteteno
perfanft unb bro@te $4,000.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
$50 prze Poem!

In view q tie fact that the stirring events of
the present so fruitful Of choice material for 70
nance song, and poesy, as well as history, have
not thus far brought 10 light an appropriate
and generally recognized Vermont Camp Song
the publisher Of tie Vermont Record hereby an
nouncer he mention OF ofiuing prize oil FIFTY
DOLLARS; open to the competition of all native
or resident Vermonters, for the best song or po
en- upon "The Vermont Volunteer" Rules
securing rigid Impartlality in the examination
Of the poems, and the awarding of the prize by
a mpetent Committee, vi ill be carefully pre-
pared and announced in the Record of next week,
meanwhile, We hope the poets of the Green
Mo- ataius will be preparing to wake anew their
Tyres and sing with rapturous gl9e OF our own
brave Volunteers - Vermont Record
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
State Paw to Invalid Soldiers.

We are glad TO see attention called in the
Legislature to the Invalid Corps, and move to
secure for them the s. per month which is paid
to other volunteers. These men, though broken
down by sickness, disabled by wounds or bear
ing on them the scars of many hard fought
battle, have again come forward when the Gov
eminent needs them, TO take the place of well
men who can thus he returned to the field, and
so they add so many more soldiers to our army
They should by all means be paid the State pay
of s. per month, as well for their present as
for their past services
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
THE DHsEAsE ERROR.
lies .Matadies q A.reuw.

Les .MatadieS A.re,T.)
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Address
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" The WEEKLY FREEMAN will be ready
for delivery this (Monday) evening.
Vermont Bible Society.

The Anniversary of the Vermont Bible Society
will be held in Montpelier, on Wednesday, the
l4th of October.
The Directors will meet at the Rooms of the
Society, at 10 o clock A, M.
The Society VIII meet in the same place, at 2
p. NJ.
of Montreal will preach the Annual Sermon, in
the Brick Church
w. II. LORD, Sec'y V. b. s.
Montpelier, Sept. 28th, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. This benefcent
Association will hold a meeting at the Brick
Church in Montpelier, Thursday evening, the 22d
inst. Geo. II. Stuart, President of the Associa-
ten, and Rev. G. J. Mirgins, one of the working
agents of the Commission, will be present. Both
Mr.. Stuart and Mr.. Mingius are amorg the best
and most eloquent speakers Of the present day;
respecting the work and the wants Of the Com
mission, speak with unwopted enthusiasm Of their
power to move the hearts of their hearers. The
occasion will, undoubtedly, be one of great in
terest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD Com
pared with the fiscal year ending Aug. Sd. 1862,
the gross earnings of this road for the past year,
show an increase Of 500 O98, so or over 80 per
cent, and the net earnings, an increase of $50
8S5, "a OF about SO per cent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
NEW DISCOVERY.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

PRESENTATIONS. - Gen, William F. Smith, for
merly of Vermont, has been presented by the la
dies of Carlisle, Pa, with splendid silver pitch
er and beautiful painted photograph of him
self, for his gallant defence of that place on
July lst
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

AGRICULTURAL LIBRARIES FoRMED.-Bnre--
j. S Spauldiug, President; A. f. Bigelow,
Vice President; Charles Carpenter, Secretary !;
Stillmau Wood, Treasurer and Librarian
1910 raised.
Montpelier Frederick Richardson, President;
Joseph Poland Vice President; j I. Thurston
Secretary Geo. w. Scott, Treasurer and Lii
lrarlan. S2l5 raised
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

New York, Oct II Gen, Meredith has
succeeded in effecting the release of all the
ohaplains of the Union army now held as pris-
oners of war by the rebels.
AS some fears have been produced for Gen.
Rosecrans' safety by the published statement
that no renforcements hal reached him up to
the Stn inst, it may be said that the advices
from Chattanooga are satisfactory III this re-
spect. He is not only stronger in the centre,
but his TANKS are now well protected by fresh
troops.
Rumors again fly thick and fast regarding
retrograde movements of Lees army and the ad-
vance of Meade's army OF the first nothing
definite is known, and of the last nothing def.
mite can be said.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says in
tellgence of an authentic character did not
reach Was lngton till last night that the rebels
had abandoned the line Of the Rapidan, and
retreated in a southwark direction.
On the fact being known at Gen Meade s
headquarters, yesterday morning, Gen. Bulord s
cavalry were sent across the Rapidan and found
that the enemy's evacuation of the South bank
had been completed,
On proceeding inl and, they came upon por-
ton of Stewards cavalry, evidently covering
the retreat of the rebel infantry. Considerable
OF u Sklrmlsu eDsuCu, DuC IL ala not result IN
our ascer aiming whether the enemy had fallen
back on Gordonsvile, or whether it was at
tempting some fink movement to get between
Gen. Meades army and Washington a SINH
lar manner to Stouewall Jackson's movements
on Gen. Pope over the same ground.
The prevailing impression seems to be that
the rebels have gone to Gordonsyille or Rich
mond, where sufficient garrisons may be left,
and the remainder of Lees army sent to reinforce
Bragg and Beauregard. If on the contrary the
en- my are attempting flank movement il is
only proper to add that our forces are prepared
for them.
Col Porter Commissary at Gen. Meade's
headquarters came up to the City tonight, and
reports that the rebel evacuation of the line Of
the Rapldan is most complete, and has been ra p
idly made.
The Tribune has the following
| BRAsHEAR CITY, Oct. u, The greatest activ
ity in military affairs is plainly dsce.nble. Yor
may look for details of important movements BY
! the next steamer.
The main body of our forces are already en-
camped beyond the Atchafalaya river, while oul
advance to-day crossed the Bayou Teche. Gen
Franklin is at present in command OF the expe
duon. His headquarters are atCamp Bisland
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
CAUTION
TO FEMALES LNDELICATE HEALTH

IL Boston, is consulted daily for all 81 eases incident to
tie female system. prolapsus Uter Failing of the
Womb, Flour Abus Suppression and other Menstrual
arrangements all treated a pathological prin-
cple and speedy relief guaranteed in few days. So
variaby certeu is the mode of treatment that ost
obstinate yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has = doubt had greater experience in the
of diseases Of than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommod a lions for patients who may wish
stay in Boston for few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, ince 1916, having confined his whole atten-
ton office I&acce for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, Acknowledges superb in the
United States.
y. BAH letters must contain dollar, or The will
not be answered.
Office hours from : a NJ, to 9 P. II.
Boston, July %, 1858 wF30yl.
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ALLOTTED PAr.-Asslgnees and others holding
orders for allotted pay Of the Second and Eley-
enth Regiments, anb Companies F, f and IL
Sharrshooters, are hereby notified that returns
have been received for July and August, and
that this Office is prepared to pay the sums re
ceived in the usual way The settlement of the
clothing account Of the Eleventh Regiment will
explain the fractional amounts received for mem
0ers of that regiment
JoHN b PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland. October 8, 1868
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auction sale.

DY VIRTUE OF LICENSE from the Honorable Pro-
ID bate Court within and for the District Of amoille,
theundersigned will sell Public Auction to The CHEST
bidder on 18th day of October next at 10 O'Clock
A. M the Farm formerly owned and occupied by San
f,rd Gates Hydet ark and known the lemens Farm.
said consists of about hundred with good
bu dngs throughout well watered and running water at
the house Said Farm is in good condition, and will be
Sold cheap Also the sugar utensils on said Farm, and
cook stove pipe, clock &c. Possession given March b,
"a Liberal credit will be given for part Of the pur
| chase money d. l.. GATES Admir-
| Morristown, Sept 10, 1868. S8w8
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The murder case now on trial here is still pro-
longed. To-day (Monday) is the eleventh of the
rial, and the State hasn't concluded its testimo-
ny--io other words, hasn't rested Another
week will hard suffice to bring the patient jury
to the end The case excjtes no interest, and the
court room is deserted all except those who are
necessarily in attendance on the trial
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12

DR.. HALLS BALsAM This medicine is a ientifc
edy for Consumption in all its various stages and is es
pee ally efcAcious for common Cough or Cold. When
taken according directions, 1t gives immediate relief
and in q short lime effects permanent cure.