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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

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The New York Erpress thinks that after the
CONSUMPTION we shall see women here, as on
the continent of Europe, blowing, hoeing, dig -
cling, fishing, wood-chopping ard moving, and
the Providence Bulletin says the Express may
see these things now If it will only go into the
Southern State.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Nav YORK, April 8. The Post learns that
on the 4th inst, Gen. Foster was at Little
W ashngto ton with a brigade, regiment of
North Carolina troops and some other troops,
and were virtually surrounded by rebels, who
have erected batteries on the river between New
bern and Little Washington, which the naval
force of wooden gunboats are unable to pass
Ii was understood that battle had taken
place between Foster and the rebels, but moth
Ing definite was known. Heavy firing was
heard lasting from Wednesday night to Friday
night, evidently from the rebel batteries. Gen.
Fosters means Of defence are deemed ample,
having fort and entertainments with sufficient
ammunition and provisions.
Large reinforcements are in transports below
the batt4rie unable to reach Foster for want Of
some naval force competent to take them.
II is reported that Gen. Foster sent to Fort
re Monroe some time since for naval reinforce.
ments, and expected to have troops sent him
from Suffolk.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON CONSUMPTION
Archbishop Hughes, in letter 10 the New
York Herald, expresses the opinion that g if "a
law of CONSUMPTION had been adopted twenty
months ago in the North as it had been in the
S,uth, the results would be of more humane
consequences 10 both sections than they are to-
day"
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.Marrle0.

In Moretown, March 3lst, by Rev. j. Gill, Nathan r
Spsu d ng, and Della Bedding, both of NJ.
In Lyndon, March OATH by Rev. Godding, Of Burt e.
Mr. Austin Barney and Mrs Lucia Ann Bennett both of
Kirby.
In Montpelier, April 2nd, by Rev, E. Brown, Mr.. VIVA.
Cummings of Berlin. and Miss Mary Ann Flint of Middle
SIX.
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The Pennington, Me-, Chronicle says every
body in that section is talking about raising flax.
The country people don't mean to stand the
huge prica for cotton goods if they can help it.
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Farm for sale.

OAID Farm is situated in East Montpelier, Eve miles
y FIR m Montpelier Village, aud con aims As acres Of
good land with 400 Sugar Trees Buildings in good
pair and water handy Tn subscriber wishes to sell his
Int rest In said Farm CHEAP.
IN b. There |. and joining that can be bought reson-
ably If desired. - t@'
"a ePost-sfice Address, Montpelier, Vt.
lAGw2w -''t t'i @ j. 3. LEE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

Asparagus, tomatoes, green peas and new
potatoes were in the San Francisco markets as
early as the 10Th of March.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

Copperhead breastpins are at discount. 1t
requires considerable brass now for one of these
reptiles to Aaunt his infamy in the face and
eyes of loyal community.
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
OF
4 NJ + RICAN p EOPL f.

Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIENE INsTI
TUTE. a TREATISE IN THE CAU~Es OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEG.
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
RY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M.
H-The g wires " fa US again this morning,
and we are without Geographic news

- No paper will be issued tomorrow morn
ing from this office.
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WASHINGTON, April 8. Private letters just
received from officers attached to the Charleston
ext edition written on the eve of the departure
of the feet to attack the city, express themselves
confident of su ,cess; and they say such is the
general feeling among both officers and men,
lP. Nj. Up To this hour the government
has received no information regarding the
event at Charleston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

PHILADELPHIA, April 8. A private letter,
dated off Charleston LIST inst, says it is report
ed that Charleston has been evacuated by all
the women and children. Four of the IRON
clads have been in Edisto river, twenty miles
south of here, for week.
Admiral Dupont will be here to-day, when,
it is said the bombardment will come off 1t
is reported that the army will remain at Port
Royal until after the bombardment. | think
this report PROBABLE as the rebels have had time
and opportunity to fortify the land approaches
SO as to make them almost impregnable. We
have been engaged for the last two days in hang
ing chains to the sides of our vessels, so as to
protect their machinery.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL,
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. &c p. N.

WEDsEspAY, Dec. &C p. N.
The market was influenced to-day more by ru-
mors and grapevine dispatches than by matters
Of fact, snd the startling inklinps OF amnesty
armistice aud perspective peace brought out the
bears in full numbers, and a depression in prices
followed as a matter Of course. These rumors
generally baye only temporary. effect, and II
similar reports sh oud subsequently turn out 10 be
based upon fact we are not prepared 10 believe
that any dangerous revulsion would Immediately
follow. The time for such an event has no, ye,
arrived. While money remains plenty prices will
maintain their stand. Stocks may fuctuate; but
with an inflated currency they will be sure 20
regain their attitude whether peace IL declared or
the war continues. Our financial difficulties Will
date from the day that the volume Of currency is
ordered 10 be reduced, or when the contraction
commences. When General jackson vetoed the
bill for the recbarter Of the United States Bank IN
July, 1899, although the act created manifest
alarm, no Revision took place, no distress imne.
diately followed, and no actuaY panic was inalgn-
rated. The reason that no disaster succeeded may
be found in the fact that the work OF imitation and
expansion commenced on the part Of the bank
and for nearly two years, while prosperity smootled
The surface, the seeds OF destruction were germi
mating beneath. The removal OF the government
deposits gave 20 the bank pretext for sud
den con,rJotion IN 1894, and widespread
panic followed, which eliminated 10 the
disasters Of 1857. AID 20 il will be again. The
dee araton " Issoe will not bring with It q
sudden revulsion; bot the surface will continue for
q time TO present pleasing aspect, and the com.
munty will be lglled into fancied security but the
day Of reckoning will be cure TO come al the time
We havch herein indicated. AZ the first board Had.
son River declined =, Erie = New York Central
u, Reading =, Cleveland and Pit,sburg 21t Mich.
gan Central IL. Michigan Southern l'. Rock
Island Is, Illinois Central =, Chicago and North
western ~, Fort Wayne az, Toledo and Wabash
4, and so throughout the entire let Of railroad
shares. Cumberland Coal also vent down 29..
10 the afternoon tie market sevive4 - little. and
10 the evening prices became quite steady, and
there was considerable disposition 10 boy.
IN government stocks there was no change Of
importance. Sales Of Tennessee skies at 90,
and Mssouri ct e6,.; yirginias nominal al 81 a
81, and North Carolina 80 bid.
Tie gold market al The opening was consider.
ably excited over the various. ramors that we're
aGost, and prices commenced Immediately 10 re.
cede, going gradually down antl noon, aud touch.
ing l471., after which they Jost as gradually al.
vanced, until they nearly reached the opening
priee. The fnllawing were the nnotatoDp
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
CITY ooM nERCIAL REPORT.

WHlhk7bAFI V-U
BskAner,yv ciptn ~ t02 bbs -four 20 btis and
ssI SACKS meal, 50 e3s bushois wheat u 1os do
corn, ll3 do rye, ioo do barley Western ad state
Hour declined &C. loc to-day consequent upou heavy
ceipts md the decline gold Tho reduction did not
10 increased business, owing part 10 the 6mness In
ocean freghts ard difficulty negotiating exchange
satisfactory basis The home trade bought spariugy,
the hope Of obtaining better terms by holding on ,uc
TIE sales foo, up 900 ob,s tho market cos,ng fat
peclaly for Western kinds. Canadian -four fell
Oh &C. To-. IN prico, with GALES OF go bbls.
Southern -four better sustained Than other
descriptions IN consequence of the comparatively small
supply though The advantage clearly favor OF the
buyer. Sales 100 bbs. within the annexed range Rye
-four shade easier super with sales OF 200 bbls,
withinbhe range Of - 10 80 90 Corn meal offered
freely and decline Of &c 10c. submitted 10
common. Buckwheat -four was dull Al - ~ s. IS
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

-Of the above receipts $ls9 900 were for customs
The impression is quite popular that the holders
Of the preferred stock Of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad can only receive seven per cent dividends
whatever the net earnings Of the road might be;
but such s not the fact. The certificate tse'fsays
that il s entitled 10 dividend not exceeding seven
per cent, before any dividend shall be paid upon
the common stock, but that il is entitled 10 share
pro rata with the common stock, in any diyi
dend exceeding seven per cent on the whole stock
of the company, which in plain language means
that if the net earnings Of the road warrant diy
dend Of eight per cent on all its stock the com.
mon and preferred receive the came.
The Mariposa Mining Company viii redeem on
the lst Of January twenty-five of their bonds Of
one thousand dollars each in gold. They were
drawn by lot from the whole number Of fifteen
hundred and the following were the lucky
bers:-ls4. PSI, 2s4, 3l2, 40s, ass, 56s, $50 59l ,
6Js, 500, 9O2. 963, $50 997 1888, 1895, ll42 ll56
1873, 1883, 1899, l443 1857, 1859. The six months
accrued interest will also be paid with the amount
Of each bond.
The following table shows tie present prices OF
the government securities and the amount Of each
Loan
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

HnCnooox- UAEDoAsrIK-tn Monday, neeeunber =, BY
she Rev J w. Seartes GBORss w. TrpcBcocN 10 MARy A.
eldest daughter Of Coles D. Hardcaelle Esq, all VI this
oaty. No cards.
MsusEs-GoErkcKE On Tuesday December Q, Tn g.
Matthew church by the Rev Mr.. stohinan, H. AsusRR
Of San FRANCISCO TO fsrpKs, daughter Of q. Goedecke
Esq OF brooklyn, r. d.
SOhEhsn1-Mc McCoEMcE.-0 Wednesday evening, No
vember Is, by the Rev. 4 w. Lindsay JouN SonERsn
Of Newark, N. }, 10 ELIZA, daughter Of James McCor
msck Of this oiiy.
swEkr-JoHssos. the Protestant Episcopal parish
church Key West. Flord Wednesday, November 70
by the Rev. O. 4. Herrick rector Or. GEoRoR SWEET
The United states steamer Huntsville, 70 Mws EssA H.
JolifssOE.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
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canal toais ~. rs~f seisrt.
srssssn crssiTrass, wm.is avn cr,mvsTs nts,
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% IN not See Ssss os anhsj
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stons ~ The Nofwib lie nto tounn Hus'Cu,
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The New York herald., 1863-12-10
Arrivals and Departures.

EAvAsA-eteamshp RoAnofe-Mrs FelpA Alaut Me
Cardenas and sen. JULY, Argules, q de Vidal, Jose
Vega, Sanchez, John Hodsson. de Grie. Alvarez.
Hart 6hson Drake, Garrlaigosta, Grey, and 10
s,eerage.
0IAseow-steamship 81 Andrew, at Porilhnd-w AleI
auder. Capt Marsh ID snowden, and 10 10 the seerAee
BUEsos AyRFs-BaJs TAlisnan-E Hupbel G r Perry
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
SH1PPING NE VS..
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| aBArs chaisnse tBrl. Roberts Corh-o Bull.y
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BArG Adelaide 'BD, Sampson, Bainmore-PendergAn
Bars Harrie, srsai.e wallace Phfadeipha
| Brie xse OF Erin tBr), Davis s.n1Anila-Iynts
| BTis Cey1on fBr) Knr :, John. Md Dewot
srs R psrea hsafy Ksy ives, aud FoT' rayiOf-snoa
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sehr xiddleioo, Furnsn. Bsaufor-Beprey Smith
sar wary Era. rrecuhn yors Rver-crowsna Paine
sehf ~ lrs "hlon' n.s ,I. n.ss.''
sehr fanis Dersr. Allen. gorires, aonroe-B wheel,r
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sehr Belle Hsn, Samson, wGstnCson-van Br1n, a
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sehr rheips cranmer, w.ihHsos-Vas Brun,
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steamer trsnS. strorshrs ptnseerhA
ARRIVED.
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The New York herald., 1863-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A N'TStoE of MERCY Ar rnE EARnssr hE
- f''F ~ 'rucrai tfast the National FtCedmsn's hc
N a, ~ a ,rn have appointed Mer.rz Nin !. Ala sh and
" !" dhtrtbuta tlcthtnr, Sh0ts kc 90 The dstti
te women and children ihe tauk- 4 the Ms
sssIl,hi ln'l D. leave on Doe "a OF December Al afs
."'" 70 "rud 'hrfr contribution Z tlothing
~, - nnS ', Lhl"ll No. Mercer street s'i ali
40 Wal street ''' ~"
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

MEETING or THE TwFETY ptRSr WARD
N hguor dealers win be held hartman ttn.
avenue between ihitsyeoonA Thity thfd
! Friday evening nccofrter H. a csht o,lors 10
trade respectfully invited airnd
p,ltans 10 g. be transacted.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

A hkElINu OF flE HEtN ~ GROCERY a. sEks -
y \ mee Mas held day ao,l ,e,, vell nj
tended ny al memb.Ts Atntle in 'tnr ,gil ts h, A on
sunday Tue l3h Instant ~ thr iibr
at IL ocpsk T. VI. Therefore, INV h., e 80, ?,
mrtnuer n attend this meeting. ~ order ~ '
NAH NoHsr, Sec..iary II Ltftl EH rfsthlsnt
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

. market xas arm. with an up.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
TIE a1uIIS VS..

NoTlCB-Io rBE T.DsGsHORKMEN oy SEw
AV ius.-NCtcs 10 hereby given nst The men = pier
II rort river have sxnes fof rais~ % and 10 %.
rega.st . ne sAd uA i, tatr hslf pace
uhui s1cL stsrces srs stsd b. he risb ~ 1s -g'r
iugfnsu.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
BII.T.IAJttDu.

I-xrrrp sr.rrs gayr ,
Tica 4 rRArssED ~ va .r.sN
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

fsY4rtt rnE LyOAlN4 OLtsata hAll@fsa y.
L Ff...hE $40 alhff ~t.r "a -. : /,
..a.. II .arfea sHH .FFv. fff N#fF ~ -Nff y
49, 80 .4 HNfDEV Al hssfv - $50
krf Tfatasa rfvsft "'' % HfaArf f@ha
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

nRuG EXCHANGE.
~ II ls propo'el 20 form rrguAi DHUO tACHARUF.
the Merch nta Exchange aud News Room o. ~.
Stree, llam sIcet
Tho pndcIssned respectfully rrcournend import.
{, hnd Dealers md Brokers n Drugs, Dyrs chem
A. above Thursday December io. 80 o cloes
NJ for the purpose Of oonsdrrng the tesni OF to
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

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The New York herald., 1863-12-10

al Ehchange
Schirneiln Bros a Co.
Dodge A Olc0tt
u A : rasrr A Bros.
Lageu. Marsh A Gardiner,
A. B n nda A Co.
tooth A Freeman,
u. W Hull A Co.
Zee. .nagtl h Co.
Dlf A Morris.
Degrn, Iaft A leo,
T. u Durke@ A Co.
NJ ward. Close A Co,
7 u Sotti b,
Van Lsunep A QuinAn,
$40 lair A Rose.
Bate v. A itsnw wlca.
Robins 4 Drshon.
q Henry koop 4 Co.
Herman Rowing,
VIM 7. lllesr,
J l.. A u :. Rlker,
and q
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-21

Orpheus c. Kerr writes from Washing
ton the following account of another peace
propositions
Tho Conlederacy hastily put on a pair
of white cotton gloves, and says he:
Am | addressing the Democratic Organ
2ation?"
"You address the large Kentucky
branch, says the Conservative chap, pull
ing out his rutfies.
"Then," says the Confederacy, 81 am
prepared to make an indirect proposition
for peace. My name is Mr. Lamb, by which
title the Democratic Organization has al
ways known tho injured Confederacy, and
propose the following terms liostllities
shalt at once cease, and the two armies be
consolidated under the title of the Confed-
crate State Forces. The war debts of the
North and South shall be so united that the
North may he able to pay them without
confusion. An election for new President
shall at once be held--eyerybody voting,
save those who have shown animosity to
the sunny South. France shall be driven
out of Mexico by the consolidated armies
the expense being so managed that the
North may pay it without further trouble
Upon these terms, the Confederacy will be-
come peaceful fellow-man,
Hem! says the Kentucky chap, "What
you ask is perfectly reasonable, l will con
slider the matter after the manner of dispas-
sionate Democrat, and return you my an
swer in few days"
Here | hastily stepped up, and says I,
" But are you notgoing to consult the Pres
ident at all about it, my Jupiter Tonans >"
"The President? the President" says
the Conservative Kentucky chap, with II
vague look, Hem! says he, 81 really
forgot all about the President"
The Democratic Organization my boy, in
its zeal to benefit its distracted country, is
occasionally like that eminent fire company
in the Sixth Ward, which nobly usurped
with its hose the terrible business of put
ting out large conhagration, and never
remembered, until its beautiful machine
was all in position, that another company
Of fellow-fremen had exclusive possession
of all the water-works.