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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30

oILK MITTs for Ladies' and ohiIdren received to.
y day at The Variety storeof
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lie, your El.tor understand that present no

Let your El,tor understand that | present no
new philosophy, no new religion, no theory. no
thought, that has not been illustrated and main
tanned by publici.ts, statesmeu, jurists and
christians in Europe and America for the last
century sss d,a, b, ,as.-.T 20 ,ioi.'s,1 By
When Calico taught the motions Of the earth,
stupid priests pronounced him hsrstie, and re-
ferrsd to the Bible to show that the sun moved
rsund the earth, instead of tbs earth's moving
round the sun, just as your associate now refers
to the Bible to show that the bstest Of barbarous
Shareholders aad pirates, expressed in the form Of
law. is obligatory upon mankind. This exploded
theory Of a darker period finds advocates in
American pulpits Preachers born and educated
in the Nineteenth Century, Esiptain the dogmas
put forth by superstitous monks mid the moral
night of byegone ages. e.a
Frem such Ar oatlss, 0, ys mitered heads,
Preserve The ch0rch ani lay no. careless hanas
nstus THAI eaanot leach and viii ko' iearn'
< This government and constitution as framed and
established by our fathers, embracing the essential
elements Of Christianity, is worthy OF the admit
ration and support of every Christian and every
patriot Il IS Tho frat OF eli governments found,
ed upon tb. clearly revealed will Of the T" Most
High" that every human being, howsvsf exalted
or low, however rich or poor, however learned or
stupid, shall enjoy The right to live, to attain
knowledge, enjoy happiness, and nope for heaven
and p4lsied be the hand, and cursed be the pen,
that would prostitute its powers to the support OF
slavery. e.t..f F#E
The time Of my departure draws nsar; am
treading on the verge OF time, and as turn my
face to take leave Of your readers and your asso-
ciate Editor, l repeat the words Of Jeffcrson,
Franklin, Adams, and their associates, "That
whenever any form Of government becomes
destructive of these ends"-Ohe support of life,
liberty and happiness cit is the right and the
DUTY of the people to alter abolish IT." mot to
render obedience TO i. as unto God =" and re-
organize its powers in such fern as to them shall
appear most likely to secure Mer interest and
happiness G.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

@WHEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND LAEGUTp
snoush there was but little life attended with bad
80 - ne mouth, but lit:c relish for foodsome
=. WIN adnl pain in the head, side nd back
"so"s sae 'he LIVER IS TORPID and secretas IMPURE
m st mere are HUMoRs INTRE BLOOD VIII should
DC oI leu ouI Oh tue system ScovILLs BLOOD AND L1y
Re sVRUP will cause those organs to secrete tho
sru convey them fronthe sy and restore the action
le Liver ~ the impure pile and umors should not
anu .e liver not be restored to its proper
sction but mermitted to on it may prove in tme
MALADY WILL COST YOUR LIFEl 80 80
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MONTPELIER, JANUARY g. 1868.

"a TIN l2rH aRraIxxSr.--The Burlington Time,
says letters from the 18th regiment report, the
promotion of omnis,ary Sergeant Derby, to
be Qn.rtermasser Sergeant. Charley Thatcher,
of Burlington, has been appointed Comm issary
Sergcants Assistant Surgeon Conn has now
the charge Of the Medical Department of tho
Regiment, DR.. Ketchum having been promoted
to tho position of Medical Director of the Brig
adey dorm e..a-r9 81 .rs 80 re, -s.....T'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

ARREST r0R DlsEnrloN,-Lisas WIN. II.
Newton, Comp ~ |, 9Th regiment, was arres-
ted on Saturday, in Burlington, by Sheriff Fian-
agan, for desortion, sgreeably to orders resolved
from Washington. Lieut.. Newton has been
in Burlington for several days, manitesting a
singular audacty in returning to his hons after
the act Of deserving. He will be sent back to
Washington for trial
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

TEE DANvlLLE NAIL, which We reported lost
or stolen, has been recovered under circumstances
which leave no doubt that nobody is to blame
except the driver. |. was not stolen but fell
out of the inside of the stage where it had been
carelessly placed, and when found the contents
we're all safe. Eiila hntH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

Mr.. Sion e. Howard, of Burlington, ha,
co nplsse files Of cid papers reaching back to
1922. His files include the N. Y. Spectator,
COMMERCIAL, Advertiser, and Express, aucces-
sivsiy. He has also files Of the Burlington Free
Press and Ssntsae! back to the same date, and
of TIE Times from the OATS Of its first publca-
ton, 1857. The gross bulk of the Newspapers
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

VIcKrBuRGH, Dec. 30. A courier has Just
arrived, whs says that the enemy attempted TO
storm our lines again this morning, but after
a severe combat, were repulsed with heavy
loss. No further particulars at present. The
loss of the enemy is said to be 800 killed and
wounded, and 600 prisoners. Our loss is about
so killed and wounded. ~. .ty- .ssg'yH4 no,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

The College bell at Dartmouth, was rung for
three hours, immediately after the receipts of
she proclamation OF freedom The enthusiasm
knew no bounds.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

MoRILn, Dec. 80. President Davis was ser
enaded to night. "A large concourse of people
were in atten dance The President made a
brief speech. ".7a # 5'a4.p ea1 aaoas1
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

The President has signed the bill admitting
West Virginia into the Union as State. %
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

A few evenings since gentleman's room was
entered, and pair of So gloves, half-dozen
handkerchiets. hair and tooth brush and three
photograph pictures stolen .herefrom.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

The Brandon Monitor conss TO us il new
dress with the beginning OF the ear. We are
glad to know that it can afford the luxury. n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

D. PERsoSAL.-Mr. John Strong of Rutland has
been appointed assistant to Major A. Beckwith,
U. 5, A. in. the Commissary Department at
Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

About fifty army horses lett here Monday
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CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec 81 The British
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New YORK, Jan. 5.--Rumor says Brgadier
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this city, charged with heavily defrauding the
Government. TF ee.a .,
1870 A. M. The lines to Louisville are yet
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-05

A COOP RELIGIOUS PArER.-The Congregation.
al Journal, published for forty-four years at
Concord, N. II. is suspended with the old year,
in view OF the great advance in the price OF
paper, and the publisher has made arran gsments
to supply his subscribers, for the coming year,
with the Boston " Consregalsonakss, which
is one Of the best religious papers with which
We are scquaiuted. Among its special con-
tributors are " Gail Hamilton Rev. DR.. Ba-
con of New Haven, and Dr. j. p Thomp ION Of
New York.
1t has an able corps OF correspondents, nclud.
ing -" Spectator " at Washington, and Chaplains
James and Qaint in the army Its selected ar
ticles furnish SONS of the best religious reading
to be found, and its children's department is
sustained by writers of rare excellence. Itpre-
sents, each week, q summary OF war news-not
cut frcm other papers, but carefully condensed,
with view cf giving, in couple of columns,
a general summary Of the progress of events
The price remains uncAsnged-$2. per annum.
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SY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN,
4sO'CLOCK Pm

:. New YoRK, Jan, 5, Special dispatches from
Washington, give the following from Rich
mond papers Of Friday. The frat dispatch is
official to the rebel war department = '' pa.
FL MuRrKEEsBoRo, Dec. al.ya We assailed the
enetny at Z % clock this morning, and after 10
honrs herd fighting have driven shem from every
position, except his extreme left, where he has
successfully resisted Us. With the exception of
this point, we occupy the whole field. We cap
tured 1000 prisoners, including two Brigadier
Generals, 81 pieces of artillery and come, 100
wagons and teams. Oar loss ia heavy, but that
of the enemy is greater, b ly, .rs -s.,rr.g
+ (Signed)s gs h~a yes BRAxroN BRAGG, 81
CsA ?. f. o. General COMMANDING
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THE NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW for November
has the following Christian Individuality
The Austrian Empire in 1862 Poems by A. II.
Clough; Assimilation of Law; France and
Scotland-M. Michel Popular PRO- hetcal
Literature Syria and the Eastern Question ;
st. Clements Eve; The American Conflict
Published by L, Scott B. Co., New York.
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wagons and teams. Oar loss 10 heavy, but that
of the enemy is greater. ~, N. -s.,.,rr
Z (Signed) el1t~a Is BRAxroN BRAGG. 81
Cs3 ?. $40. o.. General Commanding.
Nav YoKK, Jan. 3. The Times Washing
ton dispatch says there is nothing in the recent
advces from our. Ministers in Europe indicating
a change in the policy of non-intervention.
President Juarez writes hopefully of the ability
OF the Mexicans to dcfea; the progress Of the
French towards their capital. ''''
The iron-clad gunboats we're sent from For
treso Monroe to Wilmington, with the object of
cutting OF the railroad communications between
Charleston and Richmond.
. Gen. Butter has obtained leave to visit his
home, lie had long interview with the Pres
ident and Cabinet on Saturday. The President
expresses every confidence in him, and entire
satisfaction with his course at New Orleans
Nav YORK, Jan. 4.-Specal dispatches from
the Army of the Potomac, dated opposite Fred
ericksburg, Jan. A, state that is is believed
among our commanding officers that q large
number of troops have been withdrawn from
our front, and sent via Petersburgh, to rein
force Bragg at Murlreesboro'
The weather continued warm and clear.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
Vermont News,

The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Churches of Vermont, commences at St.
Adams on the 10Th of April, and will con-
tinue in session several DAYS.
On February 10Th, Mr.. Erastus Cook of
Brookfeld, committed suicide bv hanging.
1t is supposed the deed was done during a
temporary fit of insanity. caused by pecunia.
ry embarrassmt
Jerome Sherbino of Weybridge. recently
sold nine lambs and one yearling eve for
$1,000. Ezra Fitch of Bridport sold thir-
ty ewes for $1,000.
Oscar Beard of Corinth was reeen,lv
arrested for robing store. He eoplesses
that David Barnes and Wm. Bsrne. oe
Barton and Asa Barnes of Chelsea and him.
seh' bare ter several years been engaged
In roeoeries in the towns Of coriu,h. Mont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20

peler and Barton. Asa Barnes was form
erly. clerk with II, de and Foster of Mont.
peler On searching his house in Chelsea,
goods were found secreted in the attic.
Two barns, belonging to Nathan Skin
ner, aud J. ID. Cummings, of Marshield,
with their contents, were destroyed on the
night Of February 2iih. Loss $1,000, and
no insurance. The barns were some TWEEN.
ty rolls apart, and The ti'e is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendary.
Intelligence has been received recently,
that Corporal Rozeme f. Bacon, of Co. X,
10Th regiment, had committed suicide by
cutting his throat. He had been i'll for a
short time, aud he undoubtedly committed
the deed while laborng under a menal
alteration. He was the son of John Bacon,
I'd, Esq, of ST. Johnsbury, and young
man much esteemed. He was Il years old.
The dwelling house of Leonard Flint,
DR.. of Wilimastown, with its contents, was
burned on the morning Of March 4ih. Esti-
mated loss about $500. Insured $50 in
the Farmers Mutual.
Diptheria of a malignant type has pre-
vailed extensively among children in North
Hero. in two school districts during the
last four months twenty eight have died.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20

before reaching Centreville, Gas they went
in that direction but alas our General is
in the hands of Sluarl's boodhoulds, and
is probably on the road TO Richr.ond.
March l0M.--Fighting is going on few
miles from here, and it is feared that the
rebels will take this place. The stores and
supplies are being removed. Our cavalry
did not succeed in recapturing the General
March llM.-It is all quiet to-day. Yes
terday about ten or twelve rebel prisoners
we're taken 10 Washington. They were
and traitors Of the rankes kind, Civ
ing information to the enemy. But must
clio; e, and await the result. Our regiment
is still at Wolf Shoals. More soon.
l.. c. d., Co. ], 18th V. V. M.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20

advertised, have just been opened. The
whole amount bid was about $500 900.
The premium offered, on the bids accepted,
varies from ! | IA TO II 81 per cent, so
that the State will realize about S3l 900
out of the premiums. OF the loan, the
sum of $l2 500 only is awarded in the
State, the remainder chiefly TO bidders in
Massachusetts at Boston, Worcester,
Nantucket, &c, OF the SIP 500 awar-
ded in this State, $40 600 is to the Ascui-
ney Bank of Windsor, and the remainder
10 two or three individuals.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
The Capture OF Gen. stoushton.
Posi- HosPIrAL, FAIRFAX G. H., VA,
March 9, 1868.

March 8, 1868.
FRIEND SWAIN IL am aware that ere
this reaches you, the news of our Brigadier
Generals capture will reach you by the
telegraph lines. But perhaps can give
some particulars that will be interesting TO
your readers. First / will relate what
came under my own observation. At one
o'clock (this Monday A. NJ, was aroused
by the unusual tramp of horses in the
street. l arose from my cot, and looking
out of the window saw about fifteen caval-
ry men in front of the hospital. They re-
manned few moments and then wheeled
and rode up to Col. Johnson's headquar-
tiers. | then supposed them to be the re-
lief guard, and thought no more about it,
but kindled fire and went out to the rear
of the hospital, and again saw the troops
come by. This time there were some %
in number. They rode up TO tile barn and
stable where all of Gen. Stoughton's horses
were kept. They halted and proceeded 10
take out the horses. | saw them take all
the horses. Meantime heard one of them
say, +" Be quick! s" ! supposed then that
there might be some rebels in the vicinity,
and that our cavalry were getting the horses
out ready for start after them. As soon
as the horses were out, they proceeded 10
the Generals house. ] looked and saw no
light there. l thought strange that there
should be no light. / then went in and re-
tired &c rest again. Soon heard some one
step on to the piazza and run through the
hall out of the rear door, and in moment
heard person pass through the hall with
a sabre, but surprising il to be the guard,
paid no attention. The person that run
through the house proved to be one of
Stoughton's aids, Mr.. Prentiss, who had
been taken and escaped through the hospi-
tai, and when the devils" took Gen.
Stoughton, they surrounded the house, first
dis posing of the guard by threatening 10
blow his brains out if he made any alarm ;
and the. captain of the fiends raped at the
door, and the waiter came and opened the
door, whereupon the captain said, +" Show
me the Generals room, quick ! / have i'm
por,ant business with him." The waiter
hesitated little, and at this the captain re-
peated his command, threatt ming his life
| He led the rebels to the Generals room,
and thus you see they had Gen. f. IL
Stoughtonin their clutches. They also took
all of the Generals 0rderlies, and some Of
his host!ers and patrol guards, some TWEEN
iy prisoners In all, and forty or fifty horses.
They took Col. johnson, but he escaped in
his " night Clothes" and cIawled under the
barn. They searched the barn, but TO nc
purpose, and the Col. came out all right
aud is now in pursuit of the scoundlels
They also captured the telegraph operator
and the messenger, but they both escaped