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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

AN"Ssf"N
pie Of Vergennes on the lst INST Rev GEo. B.
SPsLDNo, who has been settled there about
year and half, was surprised by visit from
number Of his parishioners, bringing as their
{" New Years Gift the nunfcent sum of one
thousand dollars, which Mr. Woodbridge, in
bis usually ltlctous manner, on behalf OF the
donors, presented to their beloved pastor.
Among the deaths at Hammond Hospital,
Point Lookout, Md, since in establishment, are
the names Of l.. Severance, ca. 9Th W. S. 0. !
Spooner, c.. /, 4th; and A. W. Remck CO, L,
"a.
10 Ii,t OF sick a1l wounded soldiers who ar.
rived az Portsmouth Grove, Il. t. last Wednes
day, are the names Of J. Bell, Co. G, J. D. Whit
ney ca. l. c. L. c lie, c.. A, of the 4.h Wi Il.
A. Fuller, c.. A, A. W. Seaaot', CII, ID vi
c. {. Burgess, CI.l, 7th vi p. Atro, c.. /,
9Th VI and J. A. Watkins, ca. c, 9TH VI.
Inall,t Of deaths, in st. James Hospital at
New Orleans, during the month OF December als
the 'o''o""S
Dee lI-C1ar.es A. Packard 90 D. TN VII
Dec. l,h-C. II. Fairbanks, c.. II, 7th VI,
scot0otu,. .
, psc' i'n-o'''' D0sio' O'' - TIA ''7'!P'''
'
"''''' y" ''"''' i''q' .. DENIM s'''' ''' w"
r'ak Of cmiIo.
Ft's]HAL'-9urge'n y al Cnanoi'f, o.
Non' -'e'' VINO 'o'' ''' 9'4'' as surgeon" u 'u'
o'o y feE ,neu' Is ~" o''aeu 70 'lN' 'i'7 gu.
W. o'''' sO' y Wy ',o'P '1,' ~ 10y, '''G"
''- = '''' y l''''' = ''' '''''' ."
'''1''
MichaoI sanford, Esq has been appointed
Post Master a. Raadsoofo' vie NJ. N. Houg6ton
'''''' 90 ~ '''''
Rev. o. D. Allis, Of Randolph, IS about to
move TO Wet Randolph, to take the pastoral
charge 81 Tie Congregational church in that
place.
CD. George J. sapnarl. Of the Gin Vermont
regiment, was in Burlington wednesday night
PaouTov j Salisbury, lot Lieutenant
ofCo. C., Rutlaad,l 10Th Vermont Volunteers
has been appointed Captain Of Go. (, st. Al.
bans) iopace Of Captain Chandler, promoted
otle Maority If the Regiment.
A. u,yr -N,ior s.ovel Of tho eth Yer.
mont, arrived at Mid1ebary on Monday, on o
leave OF absence for thirty days. lie says Capt
S,bin, If Go. G, has resigned aid also Lient.
Sherman. Lieut. SsIigson j. 10 clmmlnd. Mai
s,oaeI brug.a coed acconntrom hls regiment
which uoe mustels $50.
A patent was issued January 9th to Thoma-
) Harrington and Lewis White OF 'hisCoopy i''
improved N"ngios Maeh'ne''
A man mined I.aac Williams. of West Hart.
s Ind w.. was run oger on the Railroad track
AM kllied az lyngs3or"ughi Mass" i1s' "e'@
while On hlo way 70 Blst0n. lie vas ~ year
olt
nc8 post Office hs. been established at Eds
Fillmore. and Moses Person appointed post
.,..
pe,vorr,~. Elisha l.. Blrnsy. Grmerl,
+ c......rr. r r.o,,,,.., e., p..,;no,i
Of'''" ~
aga more recently Milof' u"s "een Gun 'uiss''u''
Li'nt. Colonel Of the sans regiment.
NHCIVI Lieut.. jas. =. I.Hht Oi MANtIN lltl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CnEESEFsAS;s PILLS

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are Ne
result ~ long and xtrnsiye practice. They agc mild
in D,r operation and cArtaiu Va correcting AL irregular
titles Painful Meusuuauuus removing AL distinctions
whether fi0m cold or othrrwse, hvaoacie, pain In ho
side papauou OF the hesrt whites, ale nervous aA3-
Mons q, strtics fatigue pain iu che bDca aud nhs sc
disturbed sc.p when arlse from Interruption oinaiute
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
np CHEESEMAN'S Pill,

vas the Commencement % new 10 the treatment q
those irregularities AMI distractions when nave eou-
sirgvd 90 uauy to premature kraye. no ienas can
oy good health unless She s rrgulsr, sud Whenever az
distraction sses place the geuoa health begns to de
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

Liberation Notice.

hi. s.,,ias. hat, for y,it,ble eon. GRAFTON, hive
This az ,iy,a IN my .oa. Almon''. U v icy ms tine
snrny /. IA norty an N, wll no lain h's fime ~
uag or pay any dees Of NJ. e'n - uhs mw ~" ~
w. wines. " =. ANS.
wuodhury, Jan. .. tse3 -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

4 CoUaH, C0LD, Oh ~ iRRl1ArED THROAT, II
al osra 10 progrsaa rsis;ts in serious Pulmonary and
bronchial AGre ionl, tGeBtnes incuratls.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocBEs
reach aefy the affected parts an give almost instant
r.hei Ia bRoSoHlTls AsTnAA aud CArARtn they are
zen nolL le good rasefa resulting from lhc use o Tie
rroete. and Ia r extended use ha, cauasd h'm to e
coun.sn,itJ 10 ,are to guard against rsrhes' imita
tious OBrits or The aESumR hRuNF's snoScHiAL
rEocuAs, shicb .i-ptped heir efficacy Wy les o.
uauy years. Pl.Lo spa,Ksns tnd siSGIRs 'h u d use
On. Iroch.s NdHary officers aud soldiers Who oysf-tax
ie voice AMI are y o.ed SUDDEN change should have
.h.m. sold everywhere a. % cents per Tf5m
Carey's CRtasrtio ia dles-t hoierH 81 girl
PING of lhe Bowels bsudauum may luil tie pats D.
NOS destroy No. Morphine e.seps The senses N arr Gal
.sep without rtfrsshitg the Invalid. 'aftys CstAHf-
tic Audys not only procure Che sane results Wuhou
hs ban,ul elects, bur entirely tNunEuirh the ele
nsns The disease as to promote speedy cure Hlhou'
danger oil .eapss. Sold ~ all DrusS'is ~ -oe PEI
box.
sCovlLL's BLOOD ANn LIVER sYRuP HAS no
equ.l A. an aiier4u, " blood Medicine. les no 20
crvt ~ cne as The formula has been publi'aed ~ the
dcdicai 30 Ks, and is used extensively physcani tu
their prGc cr the most valuable Medicine known oi
,hs cure VI Scrufuia White swelling, aui all dls.ase
growing out OF an impure sta u thi Hood IhouF-
suds Val testify to is value
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
rHIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS "a Session
WAsllScroS, Jan. IA, 1863.
SENATE,

I'm AIh,
A resolution was adopted instruc.lng the
Committee on the conduct Of the war TO inquire
whether the employment Of means for traos-
portatlon under tue control Of the War Depart
neot las been used to convey dpIoyai persons
with their effects to the rebel lines, by whose
authority it WAS done also, whether persons
Of African descent have a!s5 been slntwi.h such
nersons. So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is. Adyices from Fortress
Monroe up 10 yesterday state that Col Ludlow
from City Point says that all commissioned OF
fcers captured by the rebels after the 18th d
January will be handed over to tho Govern
ors of the States where c4p.drei Tie says &c
is highly probable that all ulicers captured
before the 18th wll be released There are .
large number OF Murfreesboro prisoners now at
Richmond.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

STAFFORD Coukr llousE, Jan. IL. All ouI
sick were to day cent 30 the General Hospital
The eleventh army corps is at Aqua Greek.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

FoBrafss McNR0t. Jan 10. The steamboat
Thomas A. Morgan, from Yorktown, brought
down tvo rebsl o4fahy men who had recently
deserted from Gov y Use. hey report that
is Ige is now stationed with his command At the
~ ul4 no4ss. qua threatened to naog any Of
tur Esd,rA dc,t- he may capture who we're IN
che expedition that recently made the successful
rand ui.n the Ndih iouse.
AlBANY. n. Y, J4u. 10. There is great e1-
ciJemrnt IN The House to-day, socaslOued by the
nomination u Nj. CaiiicotJ, a Democrat, by
tne Republicans Tor Speaker. The voting Is
going ou, bui each Democrat makes o speech
ca having Lis name called.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
Abstract OF Freasurcr's report.
Washington CO., Cor ;hc year end
ing 5au. 1863.

REcsvtD Or rREasrRtR
Cash on hand january l. is6., @s,I
wa ~ state Auditor i1f License and
Bans taN ~ ~
REM Of Jail House 5OUO-39s IL
PAN OFT.
On Co, oriers and interest accrued on
zane S29s 40
Insurance a.s,ssment, ~ gl-329 40
Leaving cash in hands ~ Treasurer fs4
Amount of uders aecepied ~ Treasurer and now
Outstanding ~ q
Leaving Inc Courty indebted in the sum Of 5 laJ'
aul interest sam ron the date oil ia acceptance o.
Que Oruer4.
CA WIN FrLIPTON, Judges % Wellington
X So skRfN County 'o1rL
Montpelier, Jan lj lsGJ. fi@t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

New YORK. Nov. H. A letter from the
Army Of the Potomac, near Fredericksburg the
l6,n, says icw days VIII tel toe Story u sue
cess Or defeat 10 another attempt 90 crossing tie
Kappuhannuck. PJntoOus NAYS been uiVFed -
from Belle Pam zen. Couch had again as.
sumed command Of his corps, Gen. a4wicA
hAd taken command oil the VA corps aud 6eu.
Wilcox, previously 10 eohm 'nd tnereoi, mas
been made a cvmmauler Vi a dlyislOn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

LOUISVILLE. Ky. jan. Is. Capt. Coombs oil
the steamer Trio, has arrived. lis accounts IN
dlcate great exaggeratiun Of the recent Nash
vile dispatches tie was hailed from body oi
rebel cavalry and ordered TO remove his crew
and wounded meu who were put aboard the
Hastings, which win the Parthena, had been
captured.
hegunboat Slidell surrendered without firing
gun. Coombs denies that Forest is anywo-rc
in the vicinity, aDd ays there we're no 1000 OF
jO0U rebels tlefeabOus.
Military circles here exhibit some anxiety on
accounted tho reported large re-nioreaments
from Virginia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
New American CyciOpndia.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan Is. Twenty of The
deel boats have arrived conveyed by two gun
boats, at The Shoals. The buat lles MONIES
City, Seneca aud Freestone were fired into lay
the enemy with rifles. Three meu On tue latter
were wounded The boats are laden with sup
plies for the army
Wednesday the rebels robbed the steamer
Hastings, containing wounded and prisoners.
They stripped the wounded Of all their clothing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

CNcivN tt, jan, 10. Outdoor business was
generally suspended yesterday, on account Of
the snow storm. The street railroads were all
stopped this morning. The trains on all the
roals leading from tina city were behind time.
A number Gid not arrive at ALL The roof Of
the barracks IN Vine street fell in, also the roof
OF portion Vi several othes buildings. No
ives were lost as lar as known.
Thast0rm was general. In Indiana the snow
Tell from SIX inches 10 two feet deep.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20


PHuAD11rnh, Jan. II. The Press publish
es d dispatch irom Nashville, dated yesterday,
ha, TIC rebels had captured i've steamers, be-
sides the gunboat SIdeil, in tho Cumberland
river all oil which they burned
Gen. Longstrest, with 10 rebel brigades from
Lees army at fredericksburg, had arrived at
Chattanooga, aud was making preparations TO
attack Gen Roseerans, which 1t was stated he
would DO next week.
Tho Chattanooga Rebd OF Thursday aunoun'
eca that large feet of Federal gunboas and
transports were coming up the Mississippi rlver
Three hundred deserters from rebel regiment
arrived at Murlreesboro.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

FALMOUTH, Jan. Is. Yesterday afternoon.
near dark, the rebels advanced about l000 iu-
hntry ana took possession Of the breast'worSs
opposite Falmouth, which were constructed da'
ring the past week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

NEw YORK, Jan Is. A special despatch
to the Sunday Ma,cury says inc Army u u.
Potomac is IN motion and u battle Is probably
rag NJ. The crossing Of the river was doubt
less ELECTED to-day at Richard ford
The same dispatch alsj says, from news re.
ceiyed at the War Department It is now deemed
certain that ten Burnside Is by this time acres
the river and Toe rebels are skedAddhug inland
All the army officers in Washington nave lei
for the battle field.
(Nole by Reporter Of Associated Press -
The foregoing is to be rec iye1 with caution J
Tn same corresI ondent Says the Nlcfsburg
expedition Is being rapidly + organized. Ger
GGant is to have command, with Cen heCler-
nan1 second IN command. The icrce VIII react
100000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

washington, Jan. Is. Tie current error
that pay ments to tns army have been suspended
requires correction. Nearly niae million uVi.afs
have oseO pad within tnc last ten days and the
payments oi yesterday exceeded one mi.ilon dol
lars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

Nrw Yoas, Jan. lG. Geo, Chapman, a 60
ce,n Nirgiuian, was to-day fined S25O Tor strik-
ing servant glFl at thc 5th Avenue Hotel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20

At the special town meeting Tor Danvllle, !
was yotd unanimously 10 levy a tax OF 5 1000
ON tho last Grand LIST, to pay the SO bounty
% the nine months soldiers, with some mcden-
cal expenses. Thuse who had voluntarily gwen
other sums, did not ask tho town. to renuneraie
them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-20
SOMETHING TO EAT.
Beet, Pork. lard and Hams

DRIED AND SMOKED BEEF
vosl, Lamb, Chick. as, Turkcys and Geese
sen PorA, corned Beef, rripe and sausssi
Meats Oil, Tallow. Soap, &C.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

any foreign nation. 10 was source Of
az great horror 10 the harbarians of the
period as 10 Beauregard and the Charles
tonians OF our day. at came flying
through the air" says Joinville, like =
winged, lcng-tAiIed dragon about the
thickness ola hogshead, with the report
OF thunder and the velocity oflightning f;
and the darkness Of the night was dis
PEELED by this deadly illumination /"
The dreek fire was in use until the four
tenth century when the invention of
gunpowder superseded il. IL is remark
able that an age which has carried the
utility Of gunpowdor TO the highest pitch
Of perioc lion, should have resumed the
rise Of one of the lost arts, by sound
discovery. But the fact only demon
sha'es the superiority of modern science
which turns every force of nature to ac-
count
IL is peurile in Beauregard to charAc.
terize q more efficient engine or instru-
ment of war rs barbarous, as il the art of
war did not consist in the application of
the most destru ctive agencies. The bar
barism OF war consists not in the instru-
ments used, but in the unnecessary Wig
or with which il is conducted-as, for
instance, in the confinement of prisoners
in loathsome dungeons, and feeding them
on filthy, unwholesome, or inadequate
food; or their murder outright or
cruelty to conquered districts, and the
like. But TO invent more effective en-
gines of war is not a work of barbarism,
bat of progressing civilization and il
is becoming a proyerb that the havoc and
of the horrors of war have been mitigst.
cd by the discovery ofgunpowder, which
compensates for terrible destructive force
by its tendency to hurry war to speedy
conclusion.
On Beauregsrd's theory, war would be
child's play, in which il is understood
that the parties are not TO hurt each 9th =
er; at most duel on a large scale, in
which the combatants are compelled to
use similar weapons, and fire or cut and
thrust at a given signal. A nation at
war IN this age, which should resort to
the weapons used by barbarians, would
be regarded az imbecile, since it would
be the substitution of science and skill
by ignorance and brute force.
Beauregard and his Charleston friends,
if they manage to protract the seige a
few weeks longer, will, if we are cor
rectly informed, have their sensibilities
shocked by another destructive engine,
which is in preparation for them. 1t ID
said that the new iron clad, Ozark, which
is about completed at st. Louis, is des-
tined to assist in the seige of Charleston
aud will have on board a new and mos
destructive missile, invented by one OIL
our naval officers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11
HEADoUARTERs DIsTRIoT OF THE


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1868 )
General Orders No. 10.
By direction of Major General Rose
Grams, the limits of the District of the
Cumberland are extended TO embrace all
that portion Of the Department of the
Cumberland lying North Of the Tennes-
see River; the undersigned retaining
command. GORDON GRANGER,
1t Major General
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

Oar friend BaEEsE, No. 40, Union st A.,
has an excellent article Of Bourbon whis-
key AT least 80 thought a number of
good judges who sampled il yesterday.
lie has many Other good things in store.
Call and see him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

Hon Robert Mallory is nominated by
the Louisville journal as candidate for
Speaker Of the next House That nom
nation would kill his prospects if he had
ever possessed any.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

A few days ago, young lady Of this
place having occasion 70 employ an OPT
ate, sent TO q drug store, and had hunted
up and filed, a prescription which had
been given in the family some time pre-
yiously. 1t was a solution Of six grains
of morphine in four ounces Of campbor
water. Ignorant OF the potency Of the
drowsy solution, and without consulta-
ton with any one relative to IL, che took
the whole in two doses, in the course Of
three hours. The result. was that, in a
short time after taking the last draught,
she was in comatose state, so thor
ough, and 60 unconscious, that il APP
peared entirely impossible TO arouse her.
Several physicians were called, and after
investigating the case, two Of them re-
tired, believing the patient TO be past all
surgery. The third determined, although
his judgment conceded with that of his
colleagues, TO stand to his post, and so
long as a spark of vitality remained, do
what he could to produce favorable
result. His persistence was finally re
warded by the preservation of his pa
tiente life 1t seems like n fable, but
there lie no room to doubt. We shall not
attempt to give the modu8 operaadi by
which fellow being was thus snatched
from TIE jaws Of death; nor shall VIC
tell of the long and weary vigis of de-
spsirng friends, whilst the kind hearted
physician assiduously aid fkilfully
labored almos against hope. Wesimply
state the fact Of the poisoning and tbs
result, and leave it to medical journal.
TO make a proper report Of the case
which ought to be done for the interes
of the cause of medical science DR.
COLEMAN, the successful physician in thu
case, might make the report himself
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11
1sshrillt attmiOa .
Great JubiInt.on Meeting az tho
capitol.

O. YpHt Jubitntium Meeting az the
capitol.
An impromptu gathering Of citizens
and soldiers assembled al the Capitol
last night, to rejoice over tho redemption
Of East Tennessee. Hon. George W.
Bridges, Of ROCKVILLE, was called 10 the
chair, and b. Emblsy, was appointed
Secretary The Hall Of Representatives.
was filled from floor TO gallery by de-
lighted assembly, who were entertained
tili alato hour by FIRING and apr ropriate
apaechcs from Mayor Smith, Judge NJ
NJ Brien, James Trimble, and co.. Houk
The btsness Of the bcur at which The
meeting broke up prevented us from
furnishing even sketches Of the speeches
Gov. johnson, we regret to coy, was
prevented by severe indisposi,ion, from
being in attendance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

We are again under obligations to w.
Q Collier news dealer, Cherry street for
the latest Louisville aud Cincinnati dali
lies, and also for Peters,n's Magazine for
October aud the Wayerly Magazine.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

Recorder SHASE administered 90 twelve
patients yesterday, aud sent them ON
lheir way minus q few groenbacks.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

We are indebted TO Il. s. Lukenbill,
Adams Express Messenger on the l.. &
N. Railroad, for files Of lato Louisville
and Cincinnati papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

THEATRE.-There was another fac
audience in attendance last night to zee
the "Flying Dutcbman," which, if pos
sible, was produced with more spirit
and power than on the previous evening
Tonight Mile Christine takes benefit,
and we are pleased to see that the thrill
ing spectacle will be repeated again
The entertainments begin with the
"French Spy" ard between the pieces, a
new song, mo Irish need apply" will be
sung by Mr.. Stewart. The engagement
of the Zayistowskis closet tomorrow
night.
The charming beneficiary has great
claims upon those who have attended the
Theatre She has exertsd herself dill
gently and successfully to entertain
them. In no instance has she failed to
do her whole duty and never were the
mental aud physical graces of the sex
more efficiently employed to render the
ey, niugs al the Theatre memorable for
the elegance and excellence of their en-
tertainments. We bespeak for her a
benefit which will make her feel that
she has not eXerted herself in vain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-11

A hardshell preacher, in discoursing
about Daniel in the lions den, said !:
"And there be sot all night long, looking
at the show for nothing, and it didn't
cost him thing"
A cheap show, certainly; but not any
cheaper than the beautiful gallery OF
exquisite pictures which Singleton keeps
at his new Depot. He shows them for
nothing, and adds only small per cent
if you buy. 2t.