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LADIES

4 10 not buy any FUHsS until you drop in
~ 10 BLACKS Store at Newport, he has
just received anew stock and if you do not buy
fnrs you CANNOT help buying some of those
new Dress Goods just opened; all wool Mernos
in those fashionable shades Of brown.
Nov l6, 1868.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-11

of the article is consid-
cred. Those who wish
for auice article Of jew
eliy will find it at his
shop. TMkering and
repairing done usual.
Please cali aud remen-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-11
CLOCKS WATCHES & JEWELLERY
-. H. COWIES,

A T his old shop, Gov
"A ENTRY, still contin-
ues to keep the best as
sortment of all things
in his line that has ever
been offered to the peo-
pie of the County. He
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

The trial trip Of the new iron.clad ram kao-
kuk yesterday was quite successful.
The Times contains the finding Of tho Court
Of Inquiry in the case Of General Mcdowell.
His conduct, as already reported, isapproTed
in all but one single point, viz his going to
Manassas on the evening Of the 2Sth Of August,
to confer with Gen. Pope, while bis command
was on the march for Centrevle.
The Supreme Court yesterday issued an order
for the arrest of Uol, LOOMS commanding Gov
ernors lslrnd, for contempt Of Court in case
Of habeas corpus issued 10 the case of Edward
Mnturn, Is years of age, who it is SAID enlist
ed or was kidnapped into the Federal service.
Sheriff Lynch, it is said, is determined to
make the arrest, but the Colonel is amply pro
tected with Federal bayonols
The provision for organizing African troops
appears to lave been strickenout Of the engineer
bill before it passed the Senate.
Tho Herdtd's money article says it is believed
that the effect Of the new tax on dealing IN gold
and the policy pursued by the Secretary of the
Treasury will tend At least for the present, tc
check speculstions in the metal.
Another paragraph says both Houses have
passed the amendment to the tax bill, rendering
absolutely void all loans Of over par on gold
This is tho seyerost blow that has yet beer
dealt to the spectators in Gold, and if we ms
lake not will cause stampede among the specu
lst9rS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Geographic Nous

Special Dispatch 10 tie Boston Journal
WAulScroN, March 2 This is o fine, warm
moonlight evening The Capitol gale
res are crowded The President has been 10
bis room at the Capitol most Of the day, signing
bills Among others who had interviews with
him there were General and Mrs Burnside
The Star of this evening, denoance' Repre-
sentatives Morrill, Of Vermont, and Horton OF
Ohio, as having thus far prevented action in the
Ways and Means Committee 90 the reduction oil
the paper duty.
Those who should know speak very oncour-
agingly of military and nava prospects.
Capt. Ben. L. Ilutchns Of Concord \. H1
has been appointed on the staff Of Gen. Rosseau.
MIDNIGHT The Senate and .ouse are still
in session, each having passed many bills.
The reception at the White House WAS crowd.
ed From till II there was steady stream
Of officers, civilians and ladies pressing before
the President and Mrs. Lincoln.
Richmond papers contain proclamation 6y
JEFF Davis for a day Of fasting and prayer IN
view of pending assaults.
(Sgned) PERLE1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Vermont GentTal and Sussi-
van Railroads.
l5Ss 3. Ii':Ss !. agl
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing Dee. SM. 1862.
Tralnl Going south ana ro,,.


leave Monlrrie % 40 a. ~, 10 p g. and 10 co p.
Nj an IhA'p leaves sLAlbaps at 6l5 A. ~. prfiips
~ tuh ',W t,Nsi connecting 20 White River fnprti, =
wan trains for ami from Wells River S. Johpsbur, an
'.,Als. To ana WIN Northern fIfuld Ter Be..nn ov.
eu worcester &c, ana conuectnra at Believe Fails a, I'm
n"rsWIe ~ A. 90 ioslun and IS nh Vermont Valley n
H. Tor Springfield, Nov Haven and New Yo,k sr",yy,n.
IN rev York at l0,l5r. n. '"s
ACCOMMODATION Tam leaves Roussis Point al "a
A. " lot Burlington, Rutland and Noub1eld ~"
MIGHT Ltrnrs' TRAM leaves Ocienshufs At 70 X a
Montreal al JaO ", Rousos Poht NJ 20 p n nr,iv
lhs ~ hosionat $50 A. ~ connecting al Bellows Fan
MIN Chesle u u. for Boston qud Worcester and win
net'lons Nthey |, h tor Springfield aud New Haven
ana arriving In New York at 44iru
Trains Going North aud West.
Leave Montpelier at 3 90 IN $40 A N and IA .
Mali TRAM leaves Boston at 7.3a 4, NJ vic. Lo,,.il
Lawrence o. Fuchhurg. Leaves Springfield al 5Io 4,
HriloWs tail' az l22i P. w., conneeni al Vbe pI,s
Junction with Northern r. X. from Boston nd with ~
sunipsic H. kiot aud itam 20. Johnsbury aud iti,i,
striFlns al Huntington 1910 p n and ~ Al5ansa
IS ,, ~, and lodge. " q
fseo,ssoelTioE fRIlS leaves Mortified a, sasA.u
Tor burlington kouacs poiut and MONTE a..
Near ErrHEss rBuS leo YES Bellows Fails nj o ~
,eceNne passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leayins
NeN lorh az $40 ~, anu from Cheshire II Ia
saving hosion at 400 P, ~. Cuunrttipc N
Nnht hNN junction with train leavirs H,niop nj
.. ?; NJ via LoEell or Lawrence. Leave MIN,
nNet tuA't9h q llf9 r. X, arriving al Burlington
lV,0 a. N, aud osdsusburgh at loo r NJ, eonnertns
West. ''N's' ""N '"'
Sleeplu ears are attached to both tho niph, e,pr,,
trains nnninE between Rouse's Pointaud boston
lhtoaeh Ilekels TOT Chicago aBd The West Tor sale
Tue principal stations,
ST Alhsns Vi D.e 4 1850 't"i sup
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NASHVILLE, March 3. The rebels under Van
Dom advanced toward Franklin yesterday on
two roads, 200 strong, with artillery. After
maneuyerng while, hoping 70 draw our men
into amlurh they retrod We captured I1o
81 Van Doms men. Van D0rn's headquarters
ara Ut Spring Hill, miles south Of Franklin.
Col OpIike, Of the 1884 Ohio is post com
mandant at tranklln No fears are entertained
for tho saft' OF the place. The Federal force,
by order Of Gen Mitchell, have captured Felix
Young and WA. 3. Scraggs notorious guerril
las, who have murdered many Uni soldiers
in Sumner County. They with two Others,
have been ordered to close confinement and
are heavily ironed
Seventy pris nors arrived from the front lsst
night, all of Morgan's command. One hun
dred and nmety.threc rebel prisoners leave hero
for Louisville tomorrow.
A Union man, named Wngonsr, was brutal
y murdered last night, seven miles from Lsba
non turnpike. lis house and out-buldings
were burned
There is thirty feet Of water on the Shoals
The bottom lands Of Nashville tle entirely sub
merged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WAmrscroN, March 4. Richmond papers Of
the q make no mention of affairs at Vicksburg,
Charleston datsa to tie lat are received The
atesners Ruby and Douglas ran tie blockade
with Nassau dates of the Goth.
a dscpatch from Savan nah dated the first
states that the steamer Nashville ran aground
before fort McAIlIster and was destroyed BY our
n.oads The fort is not taken.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

reported 10 have reachcd the Tallahasse river,
VIZ. the Yaz3o pass. Reports ara still favorable
from Lake Providence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10


EA lm peculiar tnnt or
Infection which We
6 ga call Naerrh Turks
~ inue constitutions of
al N multitude. ofmen. II
A(l4 Z either produces or ID
E;1i Produced by an on.
49,, =, .S,,.-.>'} ieebled. Uaaied .'a,e
E e.. of the blood. wherein
'As-1-A nbst Huid hacoue. h.
s5A 4T ,,sGAiy5comp.tcnt to sustain
az the,itaI i1rc,siutb,,r
IL n ]fss ia5r9u. action. XII
n - e.l,yc. the system 10
t.I info disorder and
f.r ..r,riI.i. contamination (. r..
Dill .Ie caused b.. rrru,r..I disease law
H..ra d.,ri.r.I fi,..t..n .ra4,. r,l15ftl.,.
mIrrr0 .i- aim AM ffdy l.I.,t
H. d..r,...og ,iar. anal aIa,. III l,
f.a yan0r,f i,f.o,., \yt,t.,,r H. 4,
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l..r.- to Le ti..r ,d. of sio..ay. ~ eu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Osman Dcwcy'4 Eesnge.

rllE Subscribers having been apaon-d by the linnor.
bic Probate Couu ioGhc District Of Washington. Com
Missioner, ia receive etlmire and adjust roo claims and
demands Of all persons arogst the 4-tr n.su Dewey
ls'e OF Montpcief ia SAID DISTRICT deceased, aud
the term Of slt months nom 'Ec loh day a. Feb " s.
being allowed by slid cnurt o. the creditors Of said dc
ceased 10 crhibit and pte tciC respective claims be
tore us Give notice, Hgt Nu s attend .u NE duties ,f
our appointment at he Ofcc of VI. Miuil Fine lusul-
anee Go. in Montpelier IN li-trc thr 3tI day 1t
Apul and August next 40 QUE elJl1 BIO tis afternoon
on each Of sad days.
DANIEL tpWlN. l.....
JAMES T.. .. YRS Ton, N'N'"' b
AentFcleri Feb II, .. lso3 Swat
STATE OF VEgMONT,j In PROBATE rourt. holden al
ktNu9trH DisIWc1, IS. LWuAhrl4au i.c 4lsl dag ol
February, A. y. 1863
JAMES STEELE, I'd, Administrator N tbe estate
If Joseph T. steele, late Of 4fookhsd nsl di.trct,
deceased, makes application 90 said Court Tor ctnse to
sell M Of the real estate II sad Geteiscd repre-.
seniing that said sale necessary for The payment Of The
debts Of slid deceased.
Wherupon, il is ordered Ay said Cout, that sad .pl
cation come uudcf consideration AID be heard 10 the an
day of March 4. D. ire3 Al The Probate ONCE in Booi
hed and, il a. further ordered, that all prr.nlt
Interested be notified hereof by publication az notice
this duplication and order htteonttet weeks successive
y 10 'he Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Nunpe-
tf, hrlufe said time IL hear l.h. they may alrea al
iald time and pace, and II they cause object thereto
BY the Court.
9e9t Alcsi-L r.. eLEiyGlAND, Judge.
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a,
WAsHiS1ToSDsrRot, S.. Montpelier, on the as.A Jay
OF February A. H. 1853
HLkA BIDDER, Illustrator Cf The estate Of pintas
IL Kellogg Jr late of Plsiu8cll insid District iec.a.
Cd makes application 10 said court Tor license 10 SELL the
following described real estate u sid deceased TO Wis
Ihs equity oi redemption DO The premises occupied ~
sAid deceased as hensstad at the ums - bis lsass
except The right d dourraud right ofAom,s cad there a.
eu' including ne teysrsion of the widows dover repre-
sentn hat said sae Necessary Tor the payment 81 lhe
nehts OF said deceased sud expenses of adm nsr4ton VI
said estate.
areeupon, 1t is ordered hy said Court that said ap-
Phcation be referred To the 24h day % March A.
r. lse5, az the Probate Once IN Montpelier
Tor hearing sud decision thereon AMI it Is hjter
ordered, that all persons interested be notified here
by publication ~ notice ~ lhis application and or.
ger Asre0n trce weeks succeislycly in the Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, before said
time 81 hearlng that they may appear al said time
Ana paoe, And, n hoy see cause, ohlec, thereto.
by lie Court
flw3f r T. MERRILL t,a-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NV YoHk, March, .. Mayor Opiyka to-day
vetoed the resolution Of the Common Council
togiys Fiz John Port "a public reception.
FOREIGN.
The steamship kedar brings two days later
intelligence from Europe
LoNDoS, Feb. IT, The 5imfs SAYS i. IL clea-
the blockade Of Charleston has not been raised
There was not even an intornssion. The Posi-
takes the same view.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
u. 5. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, Fob. p.
via Memphis, March ]

via Memphis, March J. 5
To GIDEON WcReS See. Of the Nary
regret to inform you that tho Indianola
has also fallen into the hands Of the enemy
The rams Webb and Queen Of the West at.
tackled her rs miles from here, and ran her TIL
abe surrendered all Of which can be traced to
a Noncompliance with my Instructions ! d.
not know the PARTICULARS.
(oisned) DAVID D. Porter.
Commanding.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WAmNGToy, March g. Tie following
has been received at tie headquarters Of the
army
MrEEEaBoRo, Tenn, Feb. 81
10 NM. Gtn Halcct
Gen Stanley reports from his expedition to
Bradysyillo that the rebals OF MorgIns and
Whattous command made stand in Bradys.
vile. Cls paramoi and Long went in with
sabros and WHIPPED them in about three min
utica. stokes cavalry advanced br.yely with
clrbncs We took 70 prisoners, including s
officers taeir camp equipage, tents, saddles,
some ~ horses and Baslldakes rcgimenlai pa
pers. We los. one man killed and one captured
and seven men wounded.
(sigacd) w. S H7sEcRASs,
Gen Commanding.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
Sn.elal Dsns.a 10 II. Be,!on JomraI.

Special DiSPnst 10 The Boston Journal.
NAEScIoN, March 3. The session is re-
markAl.y orderly and the tables are nearly
cleared Vt business. The President is at tho
clpitol signing bills. Senator Summers media
ton resolutions passed with the cordial appro-
batioB Of the President and Secretary Seward.
The committee ON the Conduct Of the War will
not report for a month. Gen Mcclellan con
cludcd his testimony last night.
(Sgned) PERLEr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

INV YORK, March 8 Havana advic's Of the
2jth state that the establishment of the
blockade at Charleston and Galveston, is pub
li,hed ia the official paper, having been commu-
n,catcd to thu GoycrnmIn, by tue Spanish Mia
istcr at Washington.
the guuboots Wauchcssat and Oneida, ar
rived AZ Santiago February llIh. Adyicea from
Caracas, state that Gen Falcon has boon de-.
ieatcd and he has Aed to the mountains
Maacaibo was still blockadei.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

ST LOUIS, March While the 2l-h Mn
souri were coming from Pilot Knob On the Crow
Mountain railroad on Saturday, q large tree u
across the track, just before the engine about
thirty miles from here, which resulted IN wreck
ing the tram, killing three soldiers, severely
woundng five, and slightly inJaring fifteen to
twenty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WAHNGroN, March A. Tho President was
at the Capital last night transac!ng business,
and was also thore, in what is known as the
Presi1ents room, this morning, in company
with several members of the Cabinet, where
many Of the bills which were enrolled during
the closing hours of the session were signed by
him
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

FoRraEs, MoSRoH, March 3. On Monday
morning last at an early hour, the Provost
guard captured about $500 worth Of contra
band goods al Lambert Point on tho Elizabeth
river -Four Of tho smugglers wore arrested.
Pdptes DoTmody and Clark, recently con-
yicted Of the murder Of Hcz.kah Stokes, were
hung yesterday at 80 p. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

SAS fRsNcsco, March 2. The stcame. Cold
en- Age, from Panama, has arrived, bringing
$4,000 IN treasure IRON the wrecked steamer
Golden Gate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NEw YoRE, March 8 A letter dated Feb.
y has been received BY Quarermaster Proctor,
Of the 42i Miss regiment now at New Orleans,
from hls brother Lieut. Alfred n. Proctor, now
prisoner at Houston. lie says, We were in a
tight spot during the tghtat Galveston, but our
men wIthstool tie attack Ike heroes. Shot
aud she'll, grape and mussst balls passed over
our heads necessarily for tour hours. Dudng a
great part OF the time we lay PROSTATE on the
wharf, the shot passing over our heads. There
were bat 20 wounded in our three companies
aud only ono killed, Frank l.. Mott, of my com
ploy, who was struck in the side by q piece Of
shell, which cut him nearly in two
The officers had the liberty OF the city for one
week alter the capture, hut we are now closely
confined, and expect TO be SO until care ex-
charged. Day before yesterday all the mon,
with the Chaplain and FIX naval officers, started
overland for Yieksburg, which is said to be 200
miles dislaut, to be paroled. 1t will be hard
march, aud fear that some of them will not
be able to hear up under it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

BUFFALO, March . A post norton e1amu-
alton Of the bodies Of Mrs. Fraser and children
supposed to have persisted in tie destruction Of
hou,e by o late fire, has revealed the dreadful
fact that oil had been previously murdered
The Rev. Mr. Fraser is missing ana it is feared
that he has been lnurd red also
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WAsnNGroS. Mar. 3. Ben Wood, being I'M
able to get the floor in the House to deliver
speech, obtained permission to print it. In
bio view the war nomnally for the Union haS
actually been wAged against it, Win that DO
lief, rather than pIoiong it, he would concsdo
soparatona rs the only means Of an ultimate Re.
union upon such principles as a true repnbli-
can shall entertain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Nsw YORK March g. A ridiculous rumor
IS 4doat here that our forces have been defeated
Mt Vicksb1rg with loss Of 10000, Of whom
1000 were drowned No credit is attached to it.
Special dispatches from Washington state
dat French Professor arrived from Richmond
last nj. hit. lie was confined in ;h4 Old Capital
prison, but was released on the intercession Of
Count MERCER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

forrRRs MoNRos, March 2 The propeller
Detroit arrived to day from New York. Her
freight embraces ton Of cotton sosi, to be
planted On the old plantations at Hampton Mr..
Cushing, OF Adams Lxpresa Company, arrived
yesterday from Newborn, N. G., reports t1at
Gen. Foster has returned to that department,
and that all WAS quiet there up to the time he
left, Friday The execution Of Clark and his
comrado takes place tod day at noon, at York
town
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

1RENroS, n. j., March 4 A large mass
meeting Of Democrats from different parts Of
tho State was held this afternoon and evening
1hirty-lour guns we're fred to celebrate the ter
mlnaIion Of the present Congress. Resolutions
were adopted strongly denouncing the usurpa-
ton Of tho Executive and Congress and taking
States Rishto ground, calling upon the people
of the States to show frmne" and courage in
this emergency. Tho con'cription bill is de-
nOuncod Us an OUTRAGE upon StAtn SnYersirntv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Ciiso, March 5. The Memphi, Bulletin Of
Saturday says we have reports, which are con
bdenty believed in well informed circles, that
the rebels are evacuating Yicksburg.
The gunboat Garondelet aud i've Others are
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Am0Qr4RrEes ARsr or TI PoTomo, !
March g.
Tie Richmond Eromiaer Of the 2Sth, con-
taiua the proc amation Of JEFF Davis, appointing
the q til inst, as day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer
Tie latest adyices from The South state that
Gen Bostcrans had advanced as far as Middle
boro, half way between Marirce5boTo and Shell
byy.lle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

BosroS, March 3. The 81 y II. regiment,
heroes Of dozen battles, will arrive at 7 IL
A. NJ, and breakfast in FansuiI Hall
Among the officers dismissed from the L. s.
service is Lieut.. Wm. H. Newton, 9th Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

Nsw YoRE, March 4. Special dispatches from
Wellington ntato that the President has 70.
eeiycd news announcing the capture Of Fort Nc
Allistor, at the mouth Of the 0geechee, near
Savannah, by our iron-olads.
a Hilton Head letter Of the eth ul.. says,
the troops are under orders to embark, and tn.
next steamer will probably bring intelligence Of
the attack ON Charleston.
Gen. Stephenson has been restored to his
command. lie admitted the language be used
was in the heat Of debate, without thought Of
tue consequences it entaiel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

FoTTRrss MoNRoE, March 9 The following
order has been ssued
ligAnouAsrERs DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA, !
seventh Army Corps, Feb H. (
All permits for merchandise to be shipped to
Norfolk, Va, graz led at these headquarters
prior to Jan. LIST, 1868, will be revoked on tho
first Jay Of March next, and hereafter all per.
mits will be Cancelled and revoked nj the eIpira-
iioa Of 10 days from the date Of the issue OF tho
same,
III .A,.Alnnnl II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

INV YoRE, March 3. Special dispatches
from Washington state that Gen. Sieel has re-
signed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

NV YoRK. March A. A sore need is felt at
the New England Rooms in this city of men 8
clothing Of all kinds FOR destitute sick and dis
charged soldiers en- route homewafd.
The Philadelphia Press states that upwards
Of 4 million dollars have been subscribed 10
New York for the telegraph line, and subscrlp-
tons are about to be received in PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Company is to have a capital OF three mil
lions, and to extend its wires, which are 10 DO
built for cash, and in most substantial manner,
from Halifax via. Boston to New York, Pha-
dolphia, Baltimore and Washington, with
branches from New York via. Albany, Buffalo,
cleveland, Detroit and Chicago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
BY command Of


Lolkro6r, n. Y, March 3. The Democrat,
have elected their whole ticket by large ma
jotity.
0swseo, n Y, March3 At the municipal
elections TO day the Democrats elected their
Mayor by les majority and two out of tho
lear Aldermen.
Troy, March 3, At the Charter election,
held here to-day, VIM NJ Yanalstync, DEM,
was elected Mayor by over 1900 ma oriiy. Tho
common council stands dem, 10, rep. ..
RocnrTtR, March 3 At the charter cleo
tions to-day tho Democrats elected tho Mayor
and entire city ticket by about COO majority
and eight Of tho lwslve aldermen, and seven Of
the twelve supervisors.
Urea, March g. Charles S. Wilson, Dem
ocrat, was to-day elected Mayor, by $50 major.
~. The rest Of the city ticket was also carried
by the Democrats.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 3. The report current
last week Of severe engagement and a rerulse
at Vicksburgh, il is asoettaincd has been revived
In distant cities Tue Government ls not even
aware that there has been general engage.
ment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

proudly erst 20 proiei ort aai respectable Thvdsaaa
-mauy az whom consult imIu c.tti.al cset. because
u H3 acknowledged a'i aul reputation, attained
Trough a3 rg experience pUi 40 ana observation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

WIsmNo1oS, March 4. All the general ap-
preparation bulls were passed and signed by the
President. Ibcsc with other appropriations
amount to about 81 600, 100000. The bills to
admit Colorado and Nevada failed in the House
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

regard hr Eddy Of ne mast capable aud ts..
eeVHfl 'tlloners with whom have had Official inter
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

BosTOS, March 3. The q New Hampshire.
home from the wars, arrived at half pas, . F.
NJ. They pariake OF collation. ia fanieul
Hall, after which they proceed Immediately to
Concord.
FoSrsEss MoSsoE, March 2. The Peters
burgh ErprI' of last Saturday saysa great bat.
tie has been fought at Vicksbnrg, with heavy
losses on both sides, but without any decl I
success. The guuboat lndianola has been can
tured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

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