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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

THE INsURnEcTIoN IN SAN DoMINGo.-At last
accounts from San Domingo the uprising against
the Spanish authorities was general and every
where successful. It's said that the Domnicaps
are commanded by able leaders, that they are
we'll supplied with arms and ammunition of good
quality that they have q sufficient commissari-
at and are unanimously resolved to drive from
their soil every vestge OF the presence of their
oppressors. The physical character of the island
is such that small force of natives can easily
prevent the passage of large numbers of troops
to the interior, and we are told that the nsur-
gents are in the best of spirits, and feel confident
of such a result. San Domingo comprises the
eastern portion of the Island of Hayti, with an
area of II 900 square miles, or twice the extent
of New Hampshire. II has population of
l40 600, nine-tenths OF whom are blacks. With.
in the last fifty years the Dominicans have been
at different times subjects of Spain and then of
France, and been repeatedly engaged in fierce
wars with IIayti, in an effort to maintain their
Independence Recognized by France, treaty
with that power was concluded in l848, and
with Great Britain two years later. For a time
they enjoyed a considerable degree of prosperity
but through the treachery OF President Santana,
the rights and liberties OF The people We're sold
to Spain and the act OF annexation contaminated.
Against Spain they now rebel, alleging that they
have been treated as vanquished SUBJECTS that
civil and religious liberty have been taken away
t. at their educational institutions have been
surry'seea in short, that Spanish rule has
been followed 10y the decay Of commerce, the
discouragement OF domestic industry, and men,
tai and mo al deterioration Boston Journal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

ELEVENTH Surgeon Kdder has
resigned, and Assistant Surgeon Melgs is acting
Surgeon
Thenew battery l., Captain Stafford, have been
in camp about month, but have not received
their arms
The Belgian muskets, which the regiment re-
ceived at Brattleboro, have been exchanged for
the Springfield rifle musket.
A Brass Band is being organized, the instru-
ments having recently arrived in camp.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

A deserter ran across the suspension bridge at
Lewiston, N. Y, few days since, and guard
after him. They followed him into Queenstown.
on the Canada side, and fred at him, without eff.
feet, whereupon the soldiers we're arrested by the
Canadian authorities and put in jail A well
known citizen went to their reliet and after max
ing due apologies, the soldiers were released.-
The Canadians were very indignant at this inva-
sion BY Yankee soldiers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

PRESIDENT LINCoLN's LETTERS. Benz. b.
Russell, CT Boston, has published 10 pamphlet
of % pages, all President Lncoln's letters on
questions of National Policy. In this the pub
Usher has done the public good service. Every
person who desires to preserve these letters,
should have one of these pamphlets.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
COMMUNICATION FROM GOV. HOLBROOK.
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives:

In view of the extraordinary duties imposed upon the Governor
growing of the peculiar condition of the country deem
proper respectfully submit to you brief statement relating to
matters which have ranpred during the past year. most
Of which connected with the military affairs of the State
Orders have been drawn the Treasurer by the Governor
from Oct 1862 to Oct g. 1868, amounting to the Of
$156,95O ~
In general terms these orders have been for the following
classes of expenditures:
l. State pay to soldiers of ST per month"; from en-
lsment to muster into the service of the United
States, and expenses of paying; also, pay of officers
from date of commission date of muster, $80526 %
@ Aid to families of soldiers, per report of
John Howe Jr., Esq, the agent appointed to dis
pense State aid thereto, 21,517 "a
3 Recruiting and drilling equipment inspection
and organization, medical aid and stores, &C.. the
greater part being for troops raised during the year
1862 and which has been presented to the General
Government for allowance and is supposed to be col
lectabe, 24,212 II
4 Sundries, perhaps mostly uncolectabe and to
be regarded as State expenses, and which stated
more in detail in the Abstract accompanying this
Communication, 3O693 "a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

Addison County-S d. H0LC0MB,
EARLCUSHAAN.
Bennington = LEMUEL B0TTUM.
Chitte nden f" L. b. ENGLESBY,
JED P. CLARK,
A. c. WhLCH.
Caledonia GEO COWLES,
T. j. CREE.
Essex I" ID. H. BEATrlE.
Franklin II. +. STEVENS,
ALFRED KEITH
II D FARRAR.
Grand Isle WIN. W. LYMAN.
Lamoiile j. A. CHILD.
Orange " A. BEAN,
J NJ. BASS
Orleans 90 Il. CLEY ELAND,
j. II. KELLAM
Kutand " WIN. 7. NICHOLS,
NATHANIEL FISH,
MERRITT CLARK.
Washington i" X. RICHARDSON,
ADDISON PECK,
?. d. BRADFORD.
Windham " II f. STOUGHTON
Windsor J.H. POLLARD,
LIB STAFFORD,
w. W, WILLIAMS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION.
MONTPELIER, Oct. s, 1868.
SENATE,

Prayer by Rev Levi II. Stone, of Mortified.
The Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor,
took the chair.
The Secretary called the roll. and the following
Senators answered to their names, and took the
oath Of office
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC soSo look

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eABDATH SCHOOL DELL. NO. 4

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I1lustratd
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 81
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No person engaged any Of the al or man.
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eAppArH SCHOOL BELL. NO. [.

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A Friend in Need. Try it,

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isih" They worked me all the dry,r& Price Scents
snss % GEMS Der dols o. per 1907 pos,sys one ssu
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large assortment Of new and popu,ar sony, ballad.
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Thomas 10 cents each eT "
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Particular attention paid to the Mansfa eturIns
OF Tooss FOR BoKiEe On. WsLis. y All tsols
warranted 70 be OF the best matsvisi and work.
hp mohhsasp and o. AZ low prices ~ they can bspsf.
.,u ~ ~ JOHN FISHER,
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RUTH a SACRED cAYTArA.

eontsins lH pages Words by Rev. sidney Dyer music
~ ProL Gull This II excellent book ior concert
the young Prces-papcr covers 20 cents go per Ie0,
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ME undersigned informs ihspubie ths,hs hssopsu
TIN, Copper and Sheet Iron store
IN the budln immediately West Of tho Posi- Odios
ST. cLAIRSvILLE where he will be happy 10 acco
nodaie them with anything in his line Oh bu,insss
reasonable terms fs7 HIGH HxRV4
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Arranged ~ solos duets quaris,ls, and ehoru.,.. n.
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To Horse Owners!

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w School Book. OF 100 pages Of bsauiliul UYm,s
and Tunes eoalains many gsnls, such as .shsi ws
know each oshsr ihsss" .hdst little children 70 come
Leave vh my moshsr" "Hs lsadssh me beside Nm
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WATERe, Anihor Of sunday School BeilsS Nos, 1
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huhdIsd shoussnd ecpies. JuW pubishsd By
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IF .. .r JOHN T. ELvANs,
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ATILITARY BOO KS.

vi
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The Company Clerk; or, How to make out all Re.
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Deuet on Court Martial. So
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MauuaI Of Heavy ARTILLERY. Is cents
Instructions for Field Artillery. S2bo
Viele's HAND. Book OF Active Service. 81
Dupsrsue's Military Art aud History. "
Rentol's Ordnance and Gunnefy. 81
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Manual for Military Surgeons BY o,droneaux.
sniths Hand Book OF Surgical Operations. sI.75
Powers surgical Anatomy OF Arteries. %
Schalk's Camp, ,igns OF 1862 and 50. u 10
Sehslk's AIT OF War. sl.7S
Jonini's Art OF WI. Slt0
Wilson'S Tactics, with Questions u 90
United States InfrntIy Tactics. o. IS
Army rnd staff oticef's Manual. $50
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PROFESSIONAL. J..
sAAeAINST UNITE
lTATCl.

8 sSA9AINST UNITED
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Counselors at Law will devote their entire stten.
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sgalnst the United stAtes growing out OF the pres
ent war, tnsluding The Asgounts and Clnims o.
states, Contractors, abd Dtseufsins oteers; appli
cations for the rsstofftkoh OF prcpstiy illegally
seiied OF csPtared, ard for confederation fof thu
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This Firm, hAvipa a thorough knowledge Of the
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prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
sntru.ted 70 them than any other firm In WAshing
businsss a win ensbls them to execute the bust.
asss for each claimant VERY CHEApLY, and on
The easi: q THEih FAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
each ptominent locality throughout the ststes
iii the necessary bi.nI forms Of nppiicstiok and
evidence requisite printed pamphlet instruction,,
Assooiatcs' names insertsd, and upon the due exc.
outton Of the pApers and Transmission Of the sAme
70 them by their losalassoeiates they will prompt
~ perform the business here. y w.
0FfIECRs And FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATEs,
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
"a rHn ssn IP LIZ on or r. oR - Sf
cad Collection Of PRIZE MONEY. ~
u soldiers enlisted slnss tre lot Of Msreh, 1884,
10 any kind Of scfvloe Military or Naval, who are
sionS AZ soldier, who serve IL Tor two years "a Or
during the war, should Il sooner close, will be
titled TO el00 Bounty.
BY law Of the last session " Osnsress, all Sol.
the service, since the commencement OF the War,
shall receive the 800 bounty and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiers application
papefs are dispensed with. Widows Of soldier.
Sso & nS widow Rsn
minor children, and II minor children, then the
father MOTHER sisters, brothers are entitled to
the Si00 bounty and, In addition thereto, depend
snt mothers, sstcrs, or brother, viii be Psnsioncd
Washington, d. C., 1858. mar e-iv