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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
Lectures

me- first Of q proposed course oI trea lectures,
d be given under tAe auspices Of CLIO Students
| 1 Jlogcu ami Debating Society, WI ba leliy
bed by Jeremiah French, E.q Of Burlington,
Ia yllmgo Han, "Wednesday December 9thJ
fL.cturo viii commence az Z - O'Clock The
oner lecture Of the series will be announced
b due season.
The attendance Of the public generally Is de-
srcd and earnestly requested
RAILROAD AocIDLNT.-Wo learn that the
HI ,ht Expires. up met with serious accident Mon
iay eve, aJou 1 o'clock, just below Canaan, 3.
Hi Two pas gnger cars, containing about Ont
Kindred persons, were thrown from The track
pwu al embs kment and some thirty passen
trs more on lists injured. Ono lady had limb
Fhoken, and another lady va badly burned For
toately no one was killed. The cars were badly
mashed Up, AID one 81 them took fire before the
passengers were all removed,
We are ina.bted to mir. camrdeid Of Cheney
4 Co. hxprs, for these facts.
ACCIDENT Tho ugut 2proes tyuln IRON New
York, ran of the track Saturday morn short
dstancs south Of Mortified. oyerturniug thu
engine and blggag, car, while the passenger
ear vas only saved tom going down a hign bank
| BY telegraph pole No lives lott Tbe tele
|graph Aa. Was also broken s)as " deprive us
o. morning report
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BRIGADE :. HeA1N j. D. b.AoN 'i -l''''ni was
releas d. 'lieT n'ne weeks aonuhgll'n' 10 iiuD1
reached home 10 Thursday lsst Though a
mar g. uncommon strength and yigor Of c0nsti-
tuuln. hoe became much reduced by the hard
81 rs inflicted 0n him, 70 common with oil our
pr Jnsr-. and Judy confirms the published ac-
CO. at- - starvation and cruel treatment, which
nauy have doubted because such barbarty
seemed t1 be- tou much 20 believe, even OF the
bayo 6avsger. b.en much mi,l.atel Of late. IA
M .a..s bv -urrlies forwarded ~ Northern
,r-..d.
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NEW YoRK Dec. I'll. Tri6nes army Of
the Potomac dispatch says Cue rebels inside a
show Of crossing ,hc Ralidan on Saturday,
sending small force over at each ford but did
not make any demonstration in force They
took possession OF Gen. Meades old signal sta
ton, and have fine view Of all cur movements.
Gen. Francis Meagher wa captured during
the late engagement and Is now in the hands
of the rebels lie was not on duty, but was
visiting the army in civilians dress.
The Times dispatch says rumoIs from the
front tonight are to the effect thai Lee 5 whole
army is on this side OF the Rap,dan, and it is
also believed that he has been reinforced by
portion OF Longstreets forces from East ZEN
nessee
The impression prevails here that the Army
OF the Potomac will 70 into winter quarters On
the line OF the Orange aud Alexandria railroad,
some distance this side Of the RapyahannOck.
The Herdid'S dispatch says all is quiet with
the Army of the Potomac Gen. Lee Is putting
ms army into winter quarters on the south side
OF the kapidan, Culpepper IS held by our cav
airy, tie enemy's plckets extending near tue
1 wn The rebels have two regiments Of ln-
/ lanry at Frederlckslurgs
Officers and men from the Army Of the Poto
mac, concur in the opinion that an attack could
and should have been made upon the rebels at
| Mine Run. II oae had been made at first the
loss would not have been 50 great upon our side
as afterwards, but success would have been GER
tain at any time
CAIRO, Dec l. The steamers Fanny and
Welcome have arrived from New Orleans They
were both fired into ny musketry, near Water
proof, en- the way up, and watchman on the
former was slightly wounded The Sultaha
and Brazil were also tired into at the same
place.
Nav YORK, Dec 7 The Herald has dis.
patch dat d Arkansas PAYS, 2jth ut, which
says the steamship -- sent reports OF having
lost over oard three solJiers OF the 99th lilliOis
and one negro during a severe storm.
Mai. Gen. Washburn, with his command Is
moving in the direction Of Mattagorda, with
every prospect Of capturing that place. 0ui
forces will then have fast hold on the main land
with fine harb0r to anchor our vessels In, ant
good base for operations.
The Tribunes Washington dispatch says "
: SEQ no reasons to doubt that the house will b
organized IN good season Tomorrow, by tn
choice OF MIR. CoIax, as speaker
The force interfering with the navigation o
: the Mississippi near the mouth OF Red RIVER es
' timated at 1000 is under Gen. Dick Taylor an,
i, Is sort Of dying cors, appearing irou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

TuE PRsplNr' S MEs,AGE-The Washington
.sIau5.at &c tie New York Tribune says
HAT portion OF the Presidents Message
which rd.,g, c. v-ys ana means by which the
l5,al IeoJ ie OF the seeth can be restored to the
p. ITS and privileges OF the Union, Is already IN
Brc. It lie understood t. al II has been read to
the Cabinet, and that meets the appreciation
81 every member ct that body Those who have
nd or heard 10 dec are that it will be satsiac.
t8ry % al but the bigoted partisans OF slavery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

GREsK FlRE-rhe Beaufort Is. c. CORES
pondent Of the New York Tribune says Greek
IRE is not to be used against Charleston. That
is settled definitely.
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time to time, ut different points on the river,
preging upon its commerce
Gold SI5l IA Market quiet. But little
doing.
WASHINGTON Dec 7, The Presidents Mes
sage will not be sent in to Congress till to'mor-
row.
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BROW Ms
BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs
IoR
COUGHS
ASn
coins

g. Asthma, CatArth, and Consumpue coughs the uooh'
e. are useful Public speakers and Singers should have
The rroehes to clear and trengthen the voice Military
Oeers and Soldiers who orefax the voice aud are tx
posed to sudden changes should u'e them. Obtain the
genuine Browns Bronehi froohes " having proved
heir efficacy BY lest o. many years, are highly recon-
m,nded aud prescribed by Physicians and surgsas In
The Army, and have received testimonials from many
eminent men .
SID by Druggists and aers In Medicine in the Uni
ted states and most Fereign countries Z. IS o, per box
W. flQml
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Lieut.. Alden tells a good anecdole, which we
find in the Gardner Journal, OF one Of the piis-
ouers who was taken at Chckamauga Johnny
Ket. was looking at one OF our guns, and re
marked that he " didn't think ttat the lanks
would use them big guns much longer -" Why
not? inquired the Feds. " Because said
he. " the Confederacy is getting SO narrow that
you'll tire clear over IL ana hit your men on the
other side
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swerrd.
Ramarks-Market for produce and provisions remains
about the last week. Receipts have heen moderate,
shipments not heavy God after two weeks u inactivity,
hrs revived, aud as the last Of the Potomac Army did
not dsappouI many, the Bulls have but ute difficulty &c
running up prccsas gold goes goes produce and pro-
visions.
Respectfully yours,
W S. MCCLURE AGO.
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Elisha EIint's Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appuniedbytht Honora-
lbe Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, CON
nssoners to receive, examine, and adjust al claims and
dema nds OF all persons against the Estate OF Elisha Flint
late OF Wliamslown, In said District deceased represent
nsoivent and he Of siI months from tie 29th
day November 1865 being allowed " said Court to the
creditors sad deceased and prove theespec
tive claims before Give notice, that We Will aliendto
the duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
of tile widow lnvsa Ennt IN Williamson ~ SAID L.
tricl on the 3rd day Of Apu next. Al go'clook IN the
forenoon n,said day.
ALVIN SMITH, tr.m,i,.
ZADOC CHENEY, YUM"
Nulam.tovp Soy "a A. ID 1868. vagw3
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Ara HBOWe's Estate.

Mn kHOWV|s HISIUIt.
pHE subscubcts, having been appointed by III. Hon
| ntahle Probate Cou tor the DistTiCtof Randolph
Commissioners tuteeeye, eIamiHt and adJusia aims
and demandso Of lii persons against the Estate of Ara
Howe late OF Braintree, IN said District, deceased,
usol,en and the tsfmo SiI months tfos
the 9ith day oi November 1863 being allowed by said
Court TO the ctedofsct said deceased toeIhibt and
prove thefspreiyt clainsbetort Us give notittths
We will attend to the duties OF oui appoint menl al
be dwelling house Of Nichols In BranTee, In said
District on the hrsi Tuesday Of January and the hrs1
Tuesday OF Nav neIt at o clock IN the forenoon on
each Of sa,d day
A. y NICHOLS, tc.,
ws CUsHMAN. "V""''
Nov. 30, A. y. 1868. H9a3
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A neglected Cough, Cold, an lrritaled
or Sore Throat, II allowed to progress,
results In serious Pulmonary Bronehi-
Al and Asthmatie Diseases, often lncu-
able. Browns Bronchial Troohes reach
lirectly the affected parts, and give
almost immediate relief For Bronohit-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

CHATTANOOGA, Dec 8 On Friday last, the
rebel cavalry attacked our forage wagons near
Harrison, twenty-five miles from here, captu =
Ing twelve or fifteen Of them.
Advices from Kingston say that Gen. She F.
mans expedition has Longstreet penned in with
poor chance for escape. Boats now run 10
Ingston
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SpfcIdI 10 he IrdUeIt,
New YORK, Dec. 7. Washington dispatches
say Ethridgo has refused to call the names Of
several Representatives elected He has called
the names of three bogus Louisiana members.
There is considerable excitement, and signs Of a
stormy debate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

NEw YoRK Dec g. Steamer Evening Star
from New Orleans 2Sth, arrived to-day. Gen.
Lee, with 500 federal cavalry and 9 section OF
artillery attacked the 4th Texas and I'd Louis
lana rebel cavalry, and drove them 10 within
four miles OF VermilIon Bayou. Here the %
an Sd Illinois cavalry made a gallant sabre
charge. and broke the enemy's ranks, capturing
/ one commissioned officer, and 69 priyates, most
/ iy from the lth Texas regiment. Eight rebels
/ we're killed and a large number wounded. Two
days previously Gen. Lee surprised camp Of
1 rebels twenty miles from New lbernice, and
captured officers and 80 men, with a large
number of horses aud arms belonging TO the
lst Louisiana Iouaves.
There was no news from Texas,
Chattanooga, Dec. 4. All is quiet in Gen.
Grants army The expedition to relieve Gen.
Burnside Is under Gen. Sherman, who has
doubtless reached Knoxville The most impor.
tnt work is now to open the railroad from
Bridgeport to this place, and The work is being
pushed with great yigor.
MRspuls, Dec. 3, The Little Rock, Ark
Democrat Of the 25th, says successful scout,
under Col. Caldwell, has Just returned to Ben
ton, iron the mountain counties west OF Arka
delphia. several hundred Union men cam'
into our lines with Cot Caldwell
A large Union meeting was held at Llttl
Rock ON the Dist ut. The Union men ar
working hard. They are also active in varlou
parts of the Suite.
Owing 10 numerous guerrilla attacks on steam
E ers Adjntant General Thomas has issued order
= 70 furnish all boats in the government seryo,
ply ny on the Mississippi with arms for sci
) protection.
i foRrsKss MONROE, Dec s. The following e,
rucis are taken from the Richmond Eaguir,
OF the "a and Sd inst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08
samuel PERKINS, Estate.

samuel PERKINS, Estate.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hos
L ofable Probate Court lot the District Of Randolph,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adu, all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of sam
url Perrin lac Of Randolph, IN said district, de-
ceased represented in.oyent aud the Of month,
from the llth day of Nov 1863, being allowed by sad
Court TO the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and
proye their respective claims before Give notice, thai
We will attend To the duties of appointment At the
dwelling house Of Samuel Perrin IN Randolph, In said
district on the 4th Wednesday Of December and March
usIt at one o'clock the afternoon each of said days
CALEB TEMPLE, Ir,
WALTER &. ROGERS w" ~
Nov. llth, A n. 1863 t49w3.
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LArER

The House has just voted to admit the Mary
land members The vote stood, 80 to IS. Col
fax will be speaker before night.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-08

foRrsEss MONROE Dec. s. The following ex
lruots are taken from the Richmond Eaguire'
OF the "a and Sd inst
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a there are numerous counerte tdoat under the name
al " Genuin Entt India Coffee " original Eas, lndis
Canee - etc put forth by mposiors 20 deceive the IN
wary. 49,. -. a.,
In lib packages, AMI Ia boAs' # 80, % aud 100 lbs
for rorers and large consumers s.!d bg Grocers gen
orally. feme
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Dscember4, ls6.
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HrDqcAnrrns Dsr,r OF ran cg,msRlAzD,

Special Field Orders, No II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
yesiigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging to pri-
yate parties, for Notifications at Nash
Vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its SEES
sions from time TO time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be to thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them, Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
rs soon as the investigation of 10 is con-
cluded.
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DETAIL ron THE BOARD.

Colonel r. A. KING, 6Sth Ind Vol
1t, Col. j. w. LANGLEY, 10th III. Vol.
Capt j. j. DoNNELLY, 18th Mich. Vol.
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iay heir Hunger. Every thing else 6a,able
bad been carried of by the rebel sol
diery, or TO call them by the name which
they really merit, guerrillas, whose soli-
tary occupation ia Florida seems TO be
stealing hogs and poultry, and carrying
off every able-bodied male 20 swell the
ranks Of the army.
Later Richmond papers continue to
speak Of the scarcity of provisions in
the South, one of them actually recon-
mending the people TO live on but two
meals per day The Examiner says that
points now held by their armies may
yet be abandoned for want Of food for
men and horses.
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4 hAVE lUH Day sOLD TO MR. TBALN Mn
! sable, anil sheorully recon- l.nl lin 20 all Of ny
Ola customers believing that with bis present iacil
uos sud experience in abe liNey Business De will De
enabled " live entire SATISFACTION 10 thopuhlie
4. W. GEk,
agiilas LrorT ard Sale stable,
Mlrlh ll--lm SO. q NorA Aefsel Nfs't
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Mai. Gen. ROsECRANs,

H. 3. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. q.
In pursuance of the above Special Field
Order the Board met al Maj General
RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street. Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time TO time as
Che business for which il is appointed
may require Claims for loss and dam
age, arising from a. use Of cotton bales
belonging to private parties for the forth
lications of Nashville, will lse presented
without delay, The Board adjourned TO
10 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday, March 20, 1868.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col 6Sth Ind Vol, Pres, of the Board.
March l0-tE
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HaAuQuARTFEs DIP iRruE T or rHE rrnnsBIANp,)
lNsrRoruR GEglI.At's Orrcr
hllAfhhssu1Rn, March 13lh ias3.
.Lm.L-L- A


Each Corps Inspector will report to this
Office at once,
l. Tho names of all authorized suit
lors In Regiments and Batteries in his
Corps - by whom authorized; also,
whether any other than authorised per-
sons are allowed to suttle within his
limits
II, Whether Councils Of Administra-
tioh are had as required by Art. XXlH,
Revised Army Regulations, aud if so,
whether such Council has determined
what articles shall be sold, and fixed
their prices. List OF articles and prices
to accompany each Report
III. What .aXcs, il any, have been as
sesed upon Suffers, and what disposition
has been made, in each case, of tho sums
paid
By command OF Mai Gen. RosEcRANs.
JAS, @. MoKIBBlN,
Colonel aud A,A.I. General.
Maroh27-2w.
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az WOOD & SHE. ~
\ I AIlH I'D IFINU UAILl Al
No. a Broad street,

OBoCFRlEs AND PROVISIONS, AND RETAIL.
VI lag them In large small lots 90 suit purchasers
We also pay cash for old Hays, Gunny Bags, I'd
Ropes &c. sc, al No. ~ broad street.
Marchlh--u WOOD shlE
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
HI 0T THR
NATIONAL CLAIM AGEACi
0osnvcrEB ~
HARVEY, C0II.INS & BRACE.
r4- w4sHINGToNs d. O.
CHARLES 81. GREEN, Agent
No. S8, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
No. BE-, Cherry Slreet, NASHVILLE, Tenn.

4 HIS AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities Tor th.
uuocessiul prosecution and settlement o. De
hands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, Sc conductors having had severn
years zpcrleuoe IN tbe management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court Of Oaains, and the EEeeu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws Ans
regulations governing neir Adjustment
Particular attention viii be given 70 cases arislpt
out o. the present war, Including the ACCOUNTS q
States Contractors, and Disbursihg officers Of the
War aud Navy Dopartmerts, and FOR - Coz lect.
Ing, DrIlIisg, aad organizing Vol.
ItnteePa,', the reimbursement Of which is uthor
ized by an act az Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOE PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsHs, Oh FOR DAMAGES TO sUuB
PROPERTY, for IIcrses lost in the service and for
uilitary ray, Pensions, and Bounty
huuhs t- -raI
We give special attention 70 procuring Pom.
sions, BONn ties. ETC., aocruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, coutraetea Of ease, or the
families OF such have died, or been killed while in
the discharge II their line Of duty aa such during III
present var
Special care win also be given to claims which
have been herstoiere fgUiected or suspenaea
by tine Departments or EueflcIentiy Mama;-ee
Prompt attention also givcn to the collection Of
ouertermastsrs Receipts given TOR Property taken
tor the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
sndoollectiug Claims against tho Quarormasters lie,
partment
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands Of An Attorney at any dlatan'
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside nom this decided advantage our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables ia IN ne,
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily ths,
where al communication and stker necessary detst
must be conducted through the mails
To this end, we solicit you to forward to US Anytt
all ofsuch character you may FROM time TO sin,
have presented, and, as Is custom We will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, aud. who
required, Instructions.
No charge nado Ia any caso unless auocessnll
Address; CHARLES r. GREEN
No, IS Cherry gtrrsft
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FOR SALE

NEW BaICR HOUSE FOR SALE ON SOUTH
"a Union street, "a housa nom high hye tooms
and bakery, ON literal terms for cash fur pare
ssh2liv. JOHN C. DOYLE.
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pocuu.ly solicited o. meet with o..
MM u hEAp, o.. "A,"W CT
~ a. UuNINE. Wa
"a ..ch lr-lm
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AIurirses boro, Tenn, March 18Th, 1903.
Specia} Fie'd Order, No go.
Ill A Board of Commissioners, con-
sisting Of three citizens and two officers,
is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon the damages sustained by
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
from the occupation of the place by the
military forces Of the United States.
@ DETAIL ron THE BOARD.
Hon. RUSSELL HOUSTON,
HonRkcE II, HARRIsoN, Esq,
WILLIAM DRIvER, Esq,
Capt, A, D,BVANosDA1, Sd Ind. Cav.
Capt. S. i. ALIEN, Goth Ind Vols.
The Board will meet on Monday next
March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at such
place in the city of Nashville as they
may select, and all claims for the year
ending December 3lst, 1862 must be pre-
scented before April lst, 1868.
BY command of Maj. Gen. RosEoRANs,
.lallo-eA II. S. THRALI,
Captain and A. A.G.
In pursuance Of the above order "The
Board of Commissioners" met at the Cap
itol on Monday, the 10th March, 1863,
and organized. Claimants are Informed
that the Board viii meet regularly every
day, at 10 clock AM, at the Treasurer's
Office in the State Capitol. 1t will be
seen that all claims for the year ending
3lst December 1862, muse be presented
before the first day Of April, 1868.
RUSSELL Houston,
e D Chairman Of the Board.
March 16, l863.-2w.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-02-05
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VERNON

A, W. AVERILL, Proprietor.
Conveyances to any part OF the County Oh
short notice.