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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
BY TELEGRAPH
O'CLOCK, p. M.
TO THE FREEMAN,

New YORK, Nov 25 The Tines says the
latest news from Grant is up to ten o'clock last
evening. The news ismost satisfactory, Gems,
Thomas and Sherman have got well head
The fighting along the front lasted all day,
al the rebels were driven at all points, with
heavy loss.
The headquarters Washington dispatch says,
ere this reaches you great battle will be fought,
or this army will be across the Rapidan
The Worlds dispatch says, officials are 10 re-
ceipt of news involving heavy defeat of the
rebels under Bragg.
New YORK, Nov. %. The Tribunes dispatch
says Gen. GraLt is at work Yesterday the
forces at Chattanooga, commanded by General
Thomas, carried two lines Of Bragg works.
A great battle is expected to-day, the result
of which is not doubted here
The Heraid's dispatch, dated midnight, says
the War Department has received dispatches
this evening from Gen. Grant at Chattanooga
which are of the. most important and cheering
character. The engagement yesterday was il
the immediate front, and was continued through
out the entire day.
The rebels, although steadily resisting our
advance, have been gradually giving way.
Nothing further has been heard from Gen
Burnside, but the success OF this movement il
expected speedily to relieve him from the pres
sure of the rebel columns, Gen. Grants advance
compelling them 10 retreat to prevent their cap
ture or destruction.
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WAsB1NG1oN Nov. 25. TIE following official
dispatch has been received at headquarters.
70 MAJOR General Hallcck
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 24-l2 NJ. Yesterday
about hall past twelve O'Clock Gen Granger 8
and Gen. Palmer's corps supported by Gen.
Towards were advarced directly in front OF
our notifications. They drove the enemy s
pckets, and carried his first line of rife prs
bet cen Chattanooga and Oltter's Greek.
we captured commissioned officers and
about 100 enlisted men. Our loss is about Ill.
To-day Gen. Hooker, in command of Gen.
Gearys division of the l2th corps, Gen, Oster
haus' division of the 18th corps and brigades
of the l4th corps carried the north side of Look
out Mountain, with small luss on our side
and a loss to the enemy of 500 or 600 prisoners
killed and wounded not report ted
There has been continuous fighting from II
o'clock until after night fall, but our troops gal
lantly repuIsed every attempt to take the posi-
ton.
Gen. Sherman crossed the Tennessee river be-
fore daylight this morning, at tho mouth OF the
South Creek Chickamauga, with two divisions
of the 18th ~, and one division of the l4th
corps. and carried the north extremity Of Mis-
sonary Ridge.
Cur ss.ceess, so far, has been complete, and
, .ne behavior of the troops has been admirable.
s Z. S. GRANT, Maj Gen.
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months.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that about eighteen months ago,
commenced using STERLINGs AMBRosIA. My mar was
short Thin and rapidly falling out. had tried many
tr Tones Invigorators &c without receivi w any
benefit after using the Ambrosia, my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing rapidly as to s.
tonsh me- Now my hair is thick, soft and glossy, and Is
five feet four inches in enghwhen let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use of SrgRLyg's AMBRosIA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else 10 my HAIR. ~
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No 493 Broadway, New York.
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HE Ri B n
ON THE PRESENT CRISIS.
THE REPUBLIC or THE UNITED STATES, AND
iTS n INTERPRET PRESENrHENT; TIE SLAVE
POWER AND TIE SOUTHERN CONFEpEkA-
CN ; THEt OrPEkiifAD ORGANIZATION
AID 4 IE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
CIRCLE; TIE CIVIL, WAR IN
winch THEY ARE INvO WE'D, Tvs DURATION AND
FINAL rESULTs DESCRIBED IN DANIEL
AND lHg Vt ONS, AND 9TH
Err PROPHECIES OF TIE Old
AND NEW TrST AMENrS.
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time 81 the end ''--DAsIsL ~ T.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 4.


TE1HE FOLLOWING OFFICERS AND MEN HAVE
been duly exchanged, and are hereby declared.
/. All officers aud captured in Kentucky Tennes-
see Alabama Mississippi, Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina, up to December 10th, 1862. =.
g. All officers and men captured in Missouri, Kansas,
New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana up to jan
uary LIST, 1868.
g. The foregoing sections apply not only to officer"
and of the service but also TO all persons
captured in hostile against the United States
whatever may have been the character of the military or
NAV have been the Of the paroles given by them Ii
any in Federal prisons they are to be Immediately re-
leased and delivered to the Confederate authorities
4. All persons who have been captured on the sea OF
of the Confederate Of United States to Decem
Der 10th, 1862 If any such in Federal PRISONS they
to be Immediately released and delivered to the Con-
federate authorities.
s. All Confederate officers and who have been de-
vered at City Point up to January 9th, 1863
vered Vcksburg to December 2Sd 1852 and incud
ing said date.
s. All paroed Confederate officers and receipted
for at Vcksbug 10 December 2ad 1862 and including
said date.
s. All Confederate officers and captured and pa
rolled at Fredericksburg, Va, in December, 1862.
g. All Confederate officers and captured and pa
rolled at Goldsboro, N. G. in December 1852
10. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanges, OF which
the appropriate officers will be duly informed
NoTE-A Confederateofh and men who had been
captured in Virginia Maryland, before the first of No
veber 1882 and all Confederate officers and men who at
any time had been delivered at Ake1s Landing were de-
clared to be exchanged by former notice, No 3:
Agent Of Exchange.
JAN. l6, 1898. S-6t.>
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The Seni~Weekiy SfaQeafo.
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
RLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

R. NJ, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE OUT OF
10 Fire Fly, Imp Priam, G. dam by Imp. Lusborough,
Lost only out of six-5 years old-noW stned
Her produce, B. F. by Albion, Jr, foaed last spring
b. H, Horse Fly. by Imp. Fly by Night. out of Fire
Rvs wears old, 300.
Br. F. full sister to last named, $500.
K NJ Lola BY Bae Peyton out Of u regt. mare, now
90, Years old and stined to Tar Rivera fine brood and
'sJile animal $3.50.
Her produce D. VI. Esther, by Gen. Hawkins bay
pam wears old now stm;ed to Tar River, $500.
r ri full brother to last named years old, $500.
sBF, by Imp. Fly by Night, years old, $500:
o Be. Epsilon, by Epsilon, Jr, one year old, S4OO
~ r C. bv Albion, Jr, which horse Col. Green lost
,,nnn the fail Of Roanoke Isand-last springs colt.
II B. c. by same out of No. G. foaled May 18th, 1859,
swss No IV-s perfect match, price for pair $780,
% Be- H., Mid Night, by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp.
Glencoe years old $1,000.
Is B. ~ Pitch Dark, years old in foa to Albion, Jr.
she by Imp. Albion, dam Stakeholder, G. dam By Imp.
Ieviahan 800.
Il Cb ", Kitty, years DID, splendid saddle horse,
by Roanoke, $500.
rs. $ H., Regent, Jr., by Regent, years old. $500
H. B. H., Beauregard, year DID, BY Gen. NJ. T. Haw-
81 racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating fine field
Among them Nnete full sister to the renowned Planet
his dam br Imp Trustee-he full brother 10 the cele
b:ated race horse Frank Allen We will sell onehaf in
terest in him for 81 900.
Wagner horSe-large gentle and well broken to single
double harness, 500.
Being over stocked with horses will sell at private
sale the above list Most of their pedgrees tho
rough and fashionable in this country. More COM
plee pedigrees will be furnished purchasers.
THOS. J. GREEN SON.
Emeralda, Wsrrenton, n. C..
Jan. %, 1858. Pm.
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ARMY MATTERS.
GOldsborO', North-CaroIina, I
JANUARY, Esd, 1868. (


z COMMANDERS OF BRIGADES WILL GIVE TO
he the officers detailed for recruiting service Tone from
each Company special instructions arrest and forward
to their Companies all enlisted absent without compe-
tent authority.
IL full pardon except to forfeiture of paw for the
period Of unauthorized absence hereby proclaimed to all
enlisted men, absent without leave who may voluntarily
return to their respective commands before the 10th
dav of February next.
Ill All enlisted who do not voluntarily return with
in the time specified and all who SHALL after this date ab
sent themselves from their commands without proper a-
thorty will be charged with desertiOn and tried by the
new Military Court session. II found guilty they
commanders will be ordered to the sentence where
ever the condemned can be arrested.
". In Companies all the enlisted Of which are
for duty except those absent under legal orders
upon regular sick leave Division District and Department
Commanders authorized to grant furoughs at the
rate of one for every twenty-five present for duty
each company and for periods which, deducng the time
necessary for travel will permit the parties to remain at
the facts to appenda certificate which will be required in
every instance that enlisted the company alb
sent without competent authority Company and Regimen
tai Commanders will forward through the regular chan
nes at the rate and the conditions above specified
recommendations of the meritOrious and deser
wing OF furlough.
NI-1AD enlisted men who overstay their regular sick
arrested on their return, On e1AITaNiu ~ as'A"'cI
circumstances of each and the facts reported TO the
Brigade Commander, who will either punish the deln-
quen cause charges I" be preferred return him to duty
unpunshed the circumstances Of the case may In his
judgment require.
VI Major A F. CoSE Chief Quartermaster, will cause
these orders advertised week. for three weeks
in every newspaper published in North Carolina, aud IN
the newspapers published in Columbia, Anderson, Green
vile and 6orkvile, South.Carolna
By command of Maj Gen. G. W.'SSITH:
SAM. w. MELTON,
Majpr aad A A. Gen.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TgNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY UN-
L dertaken public duties, incompatible with proper at
tenton the property hereinafter described, will sell at
auction for cash. (currehcy at IL O'Clock NJ the 29h
January next uniess disposed cf private sale
aud Western Plank Road, about half way between Car
thage aud AsheborO containing about 5O7 Of which
50 60 is recently cleared and well fenced and
some tour acres OF good meadow has on 1t comtorta
be dwelling kchen smoke house, barn. store house. spa
The sale will be made at the pr-rurses,
pe~eossiuu will be given to the purchaser
He will also SELL private safe his lots and residence
in the town of Asheboro with without two farms near
the village One of the farms, about mile from the VII
lage contains about so acres OF which Is IN cu
tiraton 1t has or 10 acres OF good meadow"
About 40 acres seeded good orde with superior
variety of wheat and with rye and winter oats The re-
mander in good condition for corn crop
of the outside fence of this place is built of stone The
other tract about miles from the village. contains SOD
acres about 20 acres in cultivatIon-Some acres OF
which seeded in winter oatShe rest Intended Tor corn
this year.
lots containing about 10 acres all of which in excellent
condition; has it orchard of more than 200 trees
bearing of choice varieties OF apple
peach pear cherry and other fruit trees about acres
highly fertized aud productive meadow
The dwelling is 50 ~ feet with a wing IS 26 feet,
both two stories high. The rooms of the main building
are all plastered in plain hard finish style four of them
spacious and with good ire pnces dormtory, with
fire place, and library room, fitted up with move
able shelves &C. The wing has two rooms with hre places
a dining room and one without fire place, with
fixed wardrnbes aud spacious and dry cellar under The
building The Outhudings consist OF Kitchen, three
of the rooms having each fire place. and one OF them
Rtore well house with rantry large smoke house car
rage house. wood house. two Offices each with two rooms
and one fire place framed barn 81 80 feet, with stable
rooms for horses space for sheaf wheat enough to pro-
duce 500 bushels; ceed garners capable of holding each
sou bushels of grain, with basement story to shelter cat
tle and also separate houses; stone milk house
supplied with stream of cool spring water The
buildings are all in excellent condition, and have been
Gently painted "
Persons desirous make further inquiries apply to
me at Raleigh to my brother residing in Whining
ton my brother in Fayetteville son-iulaw, s. 5.
Jackson in Asheboro who is dnly empowered to make
sale
As am about to remove to Raleigh, can give imme-
diate possession. JONArHAN WOhlh d.
Dan. g. 1858. ia.
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AUDITORS DEPARTMENT.

TUNHE ATTENTION OF ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
Il concerned is hereby called to the Act of the General
Assembly which. creates the Office Of Auditor of Public
Accounts.
Accounts with the State for the expenditure of public
rlney will be required to conform, in all touching
military affairs to the Army Regulations Of the COnfeder
ate States and all accounts whether in the military
the civil departments Of the to be present
ed quarterly and be after the close Of the
regular quarter
The undersigned avas himself of the present opportun
ty 10 notify all who delinquent iu rendering accounts
of public money property in their hands, since the COM
mencemeut of the pending of the necessity of hav
ing their prepared and settled. The attention of
the General Assembly will he called the of these
persons and suits will be directed in where this
tice is diSregarded.
Claims against the State will be audited according to the
rules observed by the late Board Of Claims
. S. +. PHILLIPS,
Auditor, &c.
Ian O 1s6s At,
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Headquarters 4sth N. C. Regiment,

AAOuNYuthItOIS q u, 7.
GOLDsBoRoUGn, N. c., Dec. l6 1862.
RegimentaI Orders.
A LII OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE REGI.
ment able TO join il at this ace will do so mmed
Rtey Those whose sick leaves have expired and are still
Those unable to travel will forward certificates to that e
feet.
Failing in this their will be furnished to the Co
onels of Militia for arrest and confinement at Raleigh for
trial as deserters
Certificates of unftness for duty will not exempt the
holder from reporting in person.
By order Of Col R. c. HILL:
J. z. WINCHESTER
Acting Adutant
Jan. 70, 1865 S-5t
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HEAnOUARTERS. !

HEADQUARTERS,
Ex. Board and Enrolment of COnscripts,
OxFoRD N. C, january Path, 1868.
TuruE COMMANDING OFFICER OF IIsTH RECT.
Wake County Militia, wi assemble his men at the
Court House. in Raleigh the 2Sd Path and 25th days
of February 1862 for medical examination and hual en-
romsn instead of the 9th and 9Th OF February, as org-
many II. W: CAFFEY, Asst. Surg, |
P: A. G. s., z, Ro,rd
JAS. t GILLIAN, NJ. D., 1' D'AiN'
JUNIUS 7. FULLER, n. d.
A lands,
Capt and Enrolling Officer,
5th Congressional Dis. N. G.
Jan. 81, 1853. Sd
~ Progress please copy.
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100000.

DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
Il SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF
Montgomery Ala, gives SPECIAL attention to the above
diseases perfect satisfaction in every case
His sriends proposed bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst case OfPILES. n
He has operated with perfect success in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons, He has
never had accident to happen
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp
attention
Aug. l9, 1852. 8-W&sWtL
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Jan. 16, 1868.
NOTICE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
n Equity / will sell on the premises in Aamance COun-
ty c. on the Esd Of january next tract Of land be-
longing to the estate of George Foust Decd containing
27O acres situated within mile of the town of Graham
we'll watered, and very productive. ~
credit of twelve months will be given bond and
rty required and title reserved until the purchase money
is paid. J. HOLT, Q. N. E.
Graham, n. c., Dec. so, 1852. l-tdpd.
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HEADQUARTERS,
3Sth Regt. N. C. Militia,

RALEIGH, Jan. 18th, 1858.
TNHE CAPTAINS OF THIS REGIMENT WILL AS
semble all the in their respective Companies be-
the ages of Is and 40 years at the Court House.
Raleigh on the I'd and Sd days Of February next for med-
cal examination and final enrolment in obedience to
order of Capt A. Lands Enrolling Officer Of 9Th Congress
soual District of N. G.
BY order of Col. ANDERSON:
.Adjt Ssth N. c. n.
Jan. Is, 1868. std.
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Headquarters Cavalry Brigade,
JANUARY 18th, 1868.



TUNHE GENERAL COMMANDING ANNOUNCES TO
all absentees from his Brigade that should they vol
unfairly report for duty within fifteen days from the pub
cation of this order that is before the st of February
next charges will be instituted against them for past
deinquences.
This does not include commissioned officers, whose ex
ample in several instances has been injurious 10 the men,
By order of Brig Gen B. H. ROBERTSON.
WIN. A. WORTHINGT0N, A. D. G.
Ian % 1s63 7-tf.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. G.

II HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
Il SALE lying in Davie County, a few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Haul'S Ferry, near the Yadkin river.
One contains about 399 other containing
about 800 adjoining each other will sell them to-
sether or separately This land lies in healthy section
country well adapted to the raising of grain and to-
bacco Any person wishing to purchase, can and view
the same aud call address me at Lexington,
NC A. HUNT.
lee Q 1882 y7-tf
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WANTS, &c. =
"LEATHER."

TIME UNDERSIGNED, DESIRING TO ACCONMo-
large amount Of HIDES Of every description have
the services of tanner Of many years experience; there
fore the public may assured their leather will be tam
ned and finished in the Deatest style
Persons who wish to be thus accommodated, send
their Hides to my yard eight miles southeast Of Raleigh,
VIM L. FORTE.
jan O. 1853 s~ 4-Spd.
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AND LIMESTONE FOR SALE.

'COPPERAS AND BLUE.STONE FOR SALE.
EKTE. THE UNDERSIGNED ARE MANUFACTU-
w RING COppeTas and Blue Stone. at Gold Hill,
Rowan county, n c. and have considerable quantity on
hand. Our price bv the wholesale is FIFTY CENTS Tor
Blue Stone, and ONE DOLLAR fS Cupperas per pound,
at our works. or delivered at Salisbury.
ROBERTS, HOLMES Il co.
Dec 9, 1852. s9-2m
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DISSOLUTION,
We GG121IPcA1hRSTENERSHIP G2Ic1hSEE UNDER THE STYLE oE
soIvad hv ELL n,rt son, of Newbern, N c., was S..
Al persons owing the hm BY note or accogp 1852
@ make payment to j. Mitchell at Graham wS ba
; As ana notes OF the firm All claims aosin ~ ,h s
wi m De paid BY him, and every one having sT cs mem
On them are requested to present it, @"' 'iAim up
ALEX MITCHELL
T. J. MITCHELL
Jan. 8, 1862. !" Ne"oern, n: c.
3-8m,
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Headq'rs, 26th Regt. N. C. TrOOps,U
GARTsBURo. n. c, Jan. 18th, 1868.
DESERTED FROM THIS REGIMENT, THE FOL-
NJ lowing named persons for whose apprehension and
delivery the above reward will be paid thirty dollars
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PONY FOR SALE

PONY FOR SALE.
a BOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD, PERFECTLY GEN.
n tie and natural PAGER. Apply to
Greensboro, N. G., Nov. %, 1902 s6-em.
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NOTTCF

A LII WHO ARE INDEBTED TO US UPON OPEN
"A account will please call and paw bond the snme.
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
RALEIGH Ian l6 1863 Sim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$50 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER on THE
Ha 18th of October negro boy IVES Said boy is very
black about 80 years of age feet inches high.
will pay The above reward for his apprehension that
may get him. for his delivery to Oak Ridge Gull
ford County, N. c. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Jan. 2T. 1858. eff
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FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. SEVEN MILES
"A from Raleigh on Swift Creek containing $50 acres,
$50 Of which cleared half the open land is creek bot
tom and produces equal to any land in the county.
Price twenty-five dollars per acre. half the whole
cash. the purchaser may desire For further Parcu-
lars apply to the undersigned at Raleigh
]. W. GARRETT.
Ian g. 1862 -. 4-9tpd.
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At the same time large quantity Of house furniture OF
various kinds-attle Hugs Bacon, Lard Flour Cooking
Stove large and well arranged house near the College,
will be sod if not disposed Of before that time 6y rent or
sale JANE ROBBlNS.
Trinity College Jan. Is, 1868. 6-3t.
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YALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage, ly-
ing on the basin Of the CoahedS containing 200 acres
which Is productive any lands in the county of Moore
The improvements good and the situation healthy Terms
liberal. JoHN MORISON:
Novannber IL 1892 g2-w&swtE
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NOTICE.

n HAVE YET FOR SALE ONE HUNDRED AND
Il fifty thousand CHOICE FRUIT TREES, which am
ceiling off at old price. "
Greensboro n. c., Jan. 27, 1853. Sim.