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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

The peace resolutions in the Illinois LeglsIa-
,ure were defeated in the Senate. Two Demo-
crats voted with the Republicans. Cheering
Union meetings are being held in every county
in the State, and the reaction against the cop
perbeads has already begun
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The rumor that FREMONT and BUTLER are
about 10 be assigned to important commands,
we trust will prove true. They believe in fight
inc treason and that is the class Of generals the
country needs more than any other.
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The Burlington Times says A. T. shatfock'
Jr. was on Tuesday brought before Justice
Hollenbeck charged with violating the prohlol-
tory law. He pleaded guilty to two offences and
was fined $40 and costs,
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New STYLE Sap Yoke.

The Subscriber has for sale new style SAP YOKE,
much lighter and easier for the shoulder than the old
fashioned WOODEN Oues No wood touches the shoulder
sp cmen can he the store Of Msssrs Bancroft
g. Holiness Montpelier W. q. ALLEN.
Stove Jan. 81 ls63. fStf.
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During a late discussion in the Indiana Leg
islatore. Senator Cobb admitted the existence OF
. secret order inside of the Democratic organl-
cation hat denied that he was member,
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LARGE FlRE.-About 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming. Hvde's Hotel, Sudbury, accidentally
caught ERE and was totally destroyed Loss
over 10000. Insured for $1,000. No lives
were lost.
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VIcfOpiue Lost

ON the evening of the l4th, the road from horetowh
u TO Nontpeher probably Msn pelier vllsge,
valuable Vctorine. Amy person returning II to me
.erarda5 J. N. PERRIN.
Berlin. Feb II, 1863. u"
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DR. O. N. RUBbEE would give notice that he will
furoish Artificial Eyes and insert them, without pain,
for anv in waut, He has also for sale tho improved
Truss Tor the RADICAL cure Of Hernia.
Montpelier, Jan, l, 1863 1857 3w.
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
wASKlNsroS IsrRIor 50. Montpelier, the Dist day

WARRINGTON DIsrRIOT, 49, Montpelier, ON the 2lst day
of January A. d. 1853 -
AASA HALL, Administrator Ct the estate OF Levi d.
n Hall late OF Marshheld IN said Dstric deceased makes
application TO said for license sell the whole Of the
estate of said deceased, except the right OF dover
therein bu including the reycrsion of the widows dow
represe ntng that the sale Of part Ct said estate il
Necessary for the payment NJ the debts OF said deceased
and expenses Of administration ef said estate and thata
part OF said estate cannot be sold without inJu 70
those Interested ia the remainder thereof
WherUupon, it is ordered by said Court that SAID APP
pcaon be referred to the l7th day OF Febr uary A.
D. 1885, OF thesErobate Office in Montpelier, aforeaid,
Cor hearing and decision thereon and it Is turtheT
ordered, that all persons interested be notified there
of by publication Of notice Of this ap 'c on ana or
der thereon three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier before said
time OF hearing, that they may appear at SAID time
and place, and, il they cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
Iw3 Attest. r. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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FasUV I'D.

NJ EAR the old Academy Bridge, on Friday evening, a
~ lady's vict rine. The owner have the same b.
calling at the Freeman OEFGCE and proving properly,
aud paying for this Advertisement.
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
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or 81 90 and postage stamps.
SOLD by all Druggists. novasI y&mWd
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The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
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the meet efeetual remedy ever known for all coR
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nETWEEN the head of State Street and the Farmers
n Hazel on The evening Of he 18th inst, light colored
Vcrorine The finder will confer favor by leaving he
,,a 80 49, FgrtMAy OgPlcE lsd
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Hon. Alyah Sabin has been nominated Tor
County Commissioner in franklin County
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WHEN THE SYSTEM Is DISEASED, NATURE
viii exert all her powers throw the disease of in many
cases assisted by good nursing and dieting she will &C
Complish thu desired But in where poisonous
humos are accumua in the Blood, and have formed
running sores such as SerOfula, Syphnc disease. etc.
it will absolutely necessary TO some such remedy
az ScovILL's BLOOD LIVER SYRUP VIII will carry
the poisonous humors small particles through the blood
them from the system through the secrehopB
of the bowelA kidneys and skim until all those morbid
functions of The body become healthy and the entire sy-
TEN is restored to ITS proper tone,
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Bakersfield Academy.

THE SPRING TERN Commences March "a, closing
May Sh Bo I'd OF Instruction remains as heretofore
Board for self boArders reasonable terms.
Tuition from $3,oots ~ 20 per term W L'.ei1F !
hls .5s.s .rLI .psPon ri "A. J. MOORE, Priseipai-
Bakersfield, February ID, 1859. SwA
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B \ TELE GRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN.
4 O'CLOCK. p. M.

ANhW AONHs OU' ~. Inc HNeS w deDliR-
ton dispatch, says Gen. Mcclellan has again
been summoned to testify before the committee
on the conduct of the war.
The 1r,bnnc's despatch says the Senate to-
day ratified two treaties with Peru. BY one
the question of the sovereignty of the Guano
Islands is referred to the arbitration of the
King OF Belgium. By the other, all other
claims between Peru and the United States. are
referred TO joint commission Of two from each
party, to sit at Lima.
The HerGld's despatch says it is rumored that
the President intends to restore Gen. Mcclellan
to the head of the army and to reorganize his
cabinet on a conservative basis with Seward in
his present position.
The WOrld'S letter from Memphis says in re-
latlon to the oper tons at Vcksburg, there are
three plans under consideration, TO understand
which the reader should study them by the aid
OF a map.
! In brief, they are these lst. To complete the
canal opposite Vicksburg. Cd. TO send gun
boats down the Yazoo Pass, or the Pass at
Pryor's Point. The former is six miles, and
the letter 10 miles below Helena, and thence to
the Sundower river, which is "a tributary Of
the Yaaoo, which IN turn empties into the Mis-
sissippl just bove Vcksburg. Sd. To enter
lake Providence, Is miles above Vicksburgh and
by cutting channels reach the Tepsas and Ma
SOD rivers, the latter of which is tributary to
the Red river.
This last project will probably be adopted.
Should it be a successful enc, very probably
the result WOULD be the turning Of the waters
of the Mississippi into the Atchafalaya river,
thus making the latter the great river of the
continent.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is. Returned cotton buyers
report that the Legislature of Mississippi have
made it penal offence to sell cotton except &c
the Confederate Government,
New YoRK. Feb. l9. The following are
extracts from rebel papers
Information has been received in Richmond
to the effect that the entire Army Of the POto
t mac is evacuatng its position and being divided
: between Washington and Fortress Monroe.
The tone OF the editorials Of the Richmond
papers is most dlsheartening. All hopes OF for
eign mediation seom to be given up, and tn
present is considered the most critical period 0
;, The war.
e In the Rebel Congress Foote, of Tennessee
introduced resolutions recommending the Presi
dent to withdraw the diplomatic agents from a.
a foreign capitals by the FIST of May, and that ]
E, foreign consuls be allowed in the cOnfederat
's States, except upon txequater asked by tn
. Government thereof; also expressing gratlh
cation ut the wise and magnanmOus propose
. of intervention of the Emperor OF the French
L A rebel despatch from Nlcksburg, Feb. l4th
says one of the enemys gunboats passed GU
J. batteries last night. Several shots were fire
~ at her, but none are believed to have taken Ell
he feet.
ed New YoRK, Feb. ls. Gold quoted this moo
at 1872 IL.
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New YORK, Feb. 49, Gold quoted this noon
at 1872 10.
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To Vocasts and public Speakers these afers are pc
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few days Will at all times increase The power aud neXl"
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Bronchial affections ttentimes incurabe,
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the Troches Military officers and soldiers who overtax
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them. sOld everywhere a! % cents per box. wf5m
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is. Returned cotton buyers
report that the Legislature of Mississippi have
made it penal offence to sell cotton except &c
the Confederate Government.
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$500
200
200
Extra Fine wheat.

Our enterprising townsman, Mr.. j. F. SuTH-
ERLAND, has shown us an extra fine specimen
Of wheat in the sheaf grown on his plantation,
in the vicinity Of Camden. Mr.. s. is Justly en-
titled to celebrity for the successful cultivation
OF the various products the secret of which
lies in the proper tilling of the soil, with fire.
quent copious showers We have those
amongst US, however, who make some preten-
sion 70 farming, that from our observation,
will be fortunate if they reap the amount of
seed or grain sown. Their lands should be
contiscated, and leased or sold to those who
would be Of some service to their country as pro-
ducers. IL
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1t. Col. Frank Hampton.

Our community is called upon to mourn,
says the caroliatian Of yesterday, the death Of
1t. Col. Frank Hampton. A private despatch
informs us Of his having been killed on Tues
day, in the fight at 4 5calpepper, when stuart's
cavalry repulsed the Hessians
Col. Hampton was fine specimen Of
Southern gcntleman,-a noble representative of
his lamented father-beloyed by all who knew
him, and an irreparable loss to his berea, ed
. family. The community mourns the sacrifice
OF a gallant and valued citizen to the wretched
representatives Of Lincoilispo and tyranny.
An honest mans the noblest WORK Of God
but the edition is small. IA se.g .
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3Elford,s Priner..

We have pernised copy of ELroRD's
, PtSs1AMER, for little girls and boys. 1t is a
southern production, and is well adapted to
the purpose Of 3teaching young ideas how to
shoot Address GEoRoH E. ELroRp, Green
vile 9. Il, SC. The trade will be supplied
on liberal terms. s.
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Latest from the United states.

RIcHMoND, June 9.-Thc N ew York Herald
of the 9th has beep received.
The steamship Morning Star had arrived
with New Orleans dates Of the 29th, bringing
the account Of he>irst days fight at Port Hud-
son.. The attack began on the 9th. The
Herald's correspondent says that it was the
boodicst battle yet fought on this continent.
The assault was repulscd with terrific slaughter.
A negro regiment, which was put in the ad-
vance, lost 600 out of 900. Gen. Sherman
lost leg. The Federal loss will reach 5000.
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OmiciaI DIspatch from Gen. Lee.

RICHMOND, June 10, via CULPEPPER, June 8 !.
TO Gen. s. Cooper: The enemy crossed the
Rappahannock this morning at FIVE o'clock, at
various fords, from Berlys to Kellys, with a
large force ofcavalry, accompanied by artillery.
After severe contest, till p. M, Gen Stuart
drove. them across the river. sr
[Signed3 *. r. E. LEE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A

Miss Chestnut acknowledges, for the Aid As
sociation, the following donations $40 from
Mrs. Benz: Perkins $40 from Mrs. r. G. Per-
kns, $5 from M. a., 8 pair socks from NJ. H.,
! pair socks from Mrs. Hay, $40 from Mrs.
Ann Salmond.
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y Rrontab1e Investment in Frintfne
,.Ssss s Maferlals. -s .s''sgs

MsssRs. GILsERg = DARE offers for sale
tlle entire: outfit Of the Horny Despatch
clnding press, tyre &c. The materials, we
aye told, j. quite new, and complete. Address
1nBkRr q DARR, Sumterville S. G..
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acknowledgements for the Ladies
Card Factory.

The following amounts have been handed us
for the Ladies' Card Factory, at Greenwood,
Abbevllle District:
MRS. w, IS. Hogan, $500
Mrs. A. M. Kennedy, 200
Mrs. J. T. Hershman, 200
Wewil receive and forward any amount
handedns for, this praiseworthy enterprise.
Nearly all the other Districts in the State have
responded literally to this noble work.
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Iron THE cAMDEN CONFEDERATE. I

DEAR Miss CBEsNur: write from my sick
bed, where l have been. for some time, to ac-
knowledge and thaok tho Aid Association for
the acceptable $3.50. We arein want of funds
now.
Yours respectfully,
r. w. BAnNwELI, JR.
June 6, 1853,
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: =
IS - Ibe ~ = = i aHosSkss
III y1r 81 ci5nStuS IA "a ia lcv wStSi,
GspI Pem6 6srton hGa sSEt - ga that she sDAu
hoia Yixknburr aud that 3ap: Johnson may
tskx his tilne Is rSsniss sand .discipl;ss his
forces. a Aaespatch sftom Panola ,,.ys thst the
Y.nkcea and JIn;;on;sts = ora = tha an
niyerssrv Of the occupsiion Of Memphis yester-
dsy. - So q. +, - 80 &
The CHICAGO Times Of. June Cd saws that
Grant admits : heavy loss. and hss ssll.n. back
to the Big Black to await reinforcements from
Banks' army. The Memphis and Charleston
Railroad has been stripped Of troops. Rosen-
Grams is reinforcing Grant Sia Louisville. All
the steamboats, at Louisville and Memphis have
been pressed into service. Four thousand Eve
hundred Confederate prisoners had reached
Memphis. The officers were to go toSandusky,
and the men TO indianapolis. General Hurl-
but had been ordered to prepare hospitals at
Memphis for 10000 wounded. Grant asks
Hurlbut for $4,000 men. Hnrlbut replied that
he did not know whore they were to come
from. The Yankees own figures foot up a
loss Of $4,000.
We have a trustworthy statement that Kirby
Smith, instead of being at Port Hudson, has oc-
cupied Miliken's Bend with 10000 men, in
order to cut off Grant supplies. It is reported
that Jackson's cavalry had cut their way
through to Vicksburg.
Jackson dated yesterdav saws that v;cksbnro
Is all RIGHT and that Kirby Smith Is in posses.
sion of M;lliken,s Rend
III, r.,,.,
I,o o,,,. a.
-. s,,.o =. - .o .,;,ss 49, ,,o..so.
AZ. r,;r Ill. "a v;.L.h,,s. ~.
of nnso..h : oIo.a,,, a,,.r,oI
conraae and care arc ? necce.s.rv :. er,,or -
uoo.h v;oLshnra Co.. .:.,
a:s,. ss...o,,.7,. M. -, ..'
ha,olons ,ovo,on, ror..s, oe.L 81.
Tho ro.r ,f a.. enon,n,. nortors !. ;ntarr.,a
of two sooona. b.. 49, ho.ra i, ,;ah, .na
o.a : .on.;.uan. .h;o -.
who subsequently escaped, arrived here this
morning. lie reports that the Yankee army is
much depressed by the knoWledSe that General
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sf1 H;IS SIHA1A 81, Editor.
. sFlnlIDATs B JUNE ls. 1868.
! FOE BTIre.

IS "A No. I Cook Washer and Ironer will be
bred from the lst Of nsxk month for the bal
ancs Of the year. For particulars apply at
this Office, s3
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.sss. J 81
|s u; aas 6sxs ION tie Rap
EEpahannsck ana i6 the yici1isv of Ffsdaficks
Saig = unimportshsl with shs sxSsptich that
the enemy nsintains Biz petition snsas Deep
Run. q i Il 4 =.
All day yesterday and this morning heavy
columns Of black smoke have been rising above
theshills onthe Stafford side for several miles
up and down the: river. It is conjectused that
the enemy Is burning superauous baggage,
stores etc, preparatory to falling back and
joining the main body. He is supposed TO be-
moving in the direction Of Culpepper.
n Three hundred prisoners, captured in the en-
gagement yesterday on the upper Rappahan-
mock, arrived here tEis afternoon. ~ 4.
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Tho following private despatch was received
last night by DR.. M. LaBorde:
RICHMOND, June 1O.--Col. F.. Hamnton,a
remains reached here to-day.
Capt K. A. Jones, killed; Capt. Farly, scout,
killed. Col. M. G. Butler, leg amputated. The
Brooks Troop are safe, as far as ascertained.
I. B. LEFLORE.
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NAsHvILLE.-The number of prisoners in
Nashville, who have taken the oath of alIeci-
an arce since the publication Of Gen. Mitchelps
order on the 22d nlt. reaches about 74oo, and
those who have given the non-combatants,
parole about 6oo--making total of about
5000.
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The New York Herald wants the negroes to
be crucified-says 1--WE have no need of ne
groes at the North. Let the whole race be
sent South. If they will not fight, they will
do well enough to run away; but we hope they
will be caught by the enemy and never ex-
changed. The country will have good rid.
dance of them"