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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
From the Christian Messenger.
From the 10Th Vermont Regiment.
In CAMP NEAR FAIRFAX STATION, Va,
February, 18th, 1863.

DEAR MESSENGER There is one topic often
discussed III this Regiment, and we are told that
the interest extends to the whole Brigade. II
refers to the expiration of the time of our min.
months service. Time and change here. does not
appear to settle the question, and the more il is
made the subject of camp rumor and discussion,
the more deeply it is involved in obscurity. The
question IS. whether the nine months of drafted
service commences with the organization of com
panes, or any time prior to that of mupter,nc into
United States service ? Some insist that it corr
menced at the time OF ordering the draft: and
| others, that the nine months term can date only
from that of mastering into service. Very good
authority is quoted for both opinions, and good
reasons urged on e4ch side of the question. The
only trouble IN he case seems to arise from the
fact that it still remains, in the opinion of so
many, an open question. There is, however, an
evident anxiety, on the part OF many, to fix the
shortest time. Not so much from any unwilling
ness to do the duties Of the service here. 40 TO be
at home when tie season shall demand their Ia
bors there. Most of our men, when they enlist
ed, expected that the whole time of their service
would expire within at least nine months from their
company organizations.
For week or more, the Regiment has been
exercising in target practice. This, for change
is highly relished by our soldiers. They shoot
one at time in each company, without rest. at
"arus' end" Some very good shots have been
made, but in most cases it seemed more danger
Gus to be anywhere in the vicinity of the mark
than the mark itself. The guns now used by this
Regiment are an Austrian rifed musket, and arc
generally thought to be quite inferior to those
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

From New 0RLBAHs.-In a recent letter from
New Orleans, it is stated that an expedition un-
der Gen. We.tzel started, on the 7th inst, for
the vicinity of Bayou Teche, to clear out the
rebels there, said to number $500 men, inclu-
ding 1900 cavalry, and three batteries, Six or
seven gunboats will accompany Gen. Weitzel's
expedition, and Gen. Payns's brigade from
Baton Rouge The 9Th Vermont will no doubt
have another opportunity to distinguish ITSELF.
Another immense Union meeting has beet
held in New Orleans, at which great enthusiasm
was manifested.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
From the Christian Messenger.
From the 9th Regiment vt. Vols

CAMP DOUGLAS, Chicago, H., Feb. ~.
Our Regiment, which was ia ken prisoners
at Harper's Ferry on the 18th of September
still remains at Camp Douglas, where we
have been passing the time, as best we could
Tor nearly i've months. | am happy to in.
form all who are interested in our welfare. or
the general good of the soldiers of the Green
Mountain State, that we are no longer porozed
prisoners.
Wewere exchanged about one month since
and are now in as active service as can he
found In the field, One cannot we'll una CINE
the unfavorab'e influence of camp life upon
the mind ADD morals, and even health of sol.
dier'' when no duties are imposed upon them.
Sickness disease and death, appear to come
upon troops that are idle, almost fve.fold.
coon after our exchange, three thousand
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The sale of The .NeW York World has beer

The sale of The .NeU Yoyk Horld has been
stopped at Falmouth Station, and throughout the
camps Of the Potomac Army, by orders from
the Provost MarSha-General. The agents with
their bundles, were ordered back to Aqua
Creek, and we're not allowed TO sell one of the pa
pers along the road. The cause of this proceeding
is stated to be that these papers disseminate dis
loyal sentiments preadcialto the discipline of the
army
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

one is often asked he question what is good to take
loI pau cough or cod What shah do Tor the rhsu
Heauache oysl ep IA, % some the other forty
emu one Ills that flesh is heir to. Now TO ali apsw,r
nuy Dr Ghord's Homeopathic Guratjves There is
so T IKE snem 20 make man ell and keeping him
IN consist OF forty different kinds and are sol
40 Gus per box. Sold by F T. Smith, agent in this
"h; o ar address ~ Burr Boston, Mass or Philip
Lee l36 William street, New York. "
Manuel sent Tree on application.
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and FIVE hundred rebel prisoners were sent tc
this camp, (which is where the Fort Donelsor
prisoners were kept, last Spring and we hav,
been doing guard duty, by night and by day
ever since. We are liable to receive orders
to move, should any other troops be found
near at hand to take our place but it is
predicted, by those best informed in the IN.
certaintes Of military affairs, that we NAV
remain at least till April.
1t will be remembered that q few week,
since, jeff. Davis issued a proclamation, as q
retaliatory measure. In consequence of this,
there has been quite suspension in the bust
ness OF paroling prisoners, and should not
that proclamation be modified, I fear it will
cause another kind of suspension, not congo
NAL 10 the nature Of rebel officers now in our
possession.
These prisoners are from all parts of the
Southwestern States. Fifteen hundred of
them were taken at the battle OF Merfrees-
boro, In Tenn. the remaining two thousand
we're captured at the Arkansas Post. The
former were stragglers, and belong to many
regiments from Tennessee and Kentucky the
latter are Arkansas, Texas, aud Mississippi
troops.
These men are miserably clad. They have,
1T is true. procured something that approach
es toward winter clothing; yet, would say,
that beggar in our streets at the North,
would excite unusual sympathy, were he to
appear with as rusty and faded garments as
these thousands are clad in. Their hats,
coats, pants, and blankets, are Of all colors
and fashions. Many of them have carpet
blankets but imagine how an hundred such
would appear, that had been used 70. ten years
On an hundred different parlor floors.
L mlnge with these men, and converse
with them every day, They are very social,
and while some OF them stand up for the
Southern cause, most of them are sick of
lighting against the Union, and many are
anxious to take the oath of allegiance, which
or some reason, is not being administered at
his time.
They express themselves pleased with, and
thankful for, the kind care they are receiving
rom our hands. To have all the bread and
neat they can eat, is what they have not en-.
Dyed for eighteen months. Coffee! bur.
ali Tor coffee ! " says one, " have not seen
drop before for year"
am sorry to be obliged to note that these
zen are dying at fearful rate. Yesterday
lorning visited the " Dead house, in
7hlch were the remains Of tweutyseven. To-
ay | found but twenty-five. The deaths
rom these thlrty.6ve hundred average about
Venty per day.
We are indebted to the Young Mems
'hristian Association of CHICAGO, for much
the religious reading that we distribute
mong the soldiers.
l.. G. Dickinson, Chaplain.
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khe Confessions and Exner
cmCG Of am invalid ~.

pCbhloHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
caution to young men who snaerf rnr~ 49,. Mil
y PREMATURE Decay supplying a. the same time the
Srnn o, se0ne By one who has cured himself
s put 70 great expense through medical imposition
ana quacker' By enclosing post addressed enyel
E iSvEE COPIES may be had of the author NATHAN
Ell ma iFAiR' Esd Bradford, Kings C., N. Y.
.------..- march1SfY1
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

Resolutions were offered in the Ohio House
OF Representatives on the 18th, condemning
the abolition policy of the Admins ration,
which were promptly tabled by large majority.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19
PEACE DECLARED.

va'naoie Real Estate for Sale in williamstown Vt.
S prIsing the new Grist Mill. House and Barn Saw
s' a.ore and abon II acres Of land. The above prop
p"SE ID per cent, AID will be sold on Reasonable
premises. 4auIpyp MINI. MI 70, .pn
fEw9ms "oDDl
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Il possible, the bayonets Of the army against the
breasts Of the fathers brothers and friends OF the
soldiers, and suHeatng those States to a military
surveillance and dominion.
". That We denouuce, libcers of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
SAo are engaged IN representing the Deinocratc
party a. wanting IN sympathy WITH soldiers the
Held. ltls rase sauder upon human nature to
assert that The Democrats, who have hundreds II
thousands OF brothers and sons the army, do not
sympathlge with them-and il il an outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has Away stood by coun-
try TO assert that II is not the friend Of its gallant
defenders
%. That the conduct of Bu adier General Massn
The military commandant nj Columbus, and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of tins Convention, show that they have Just
appreciation OF the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this occa.
sion Is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion of the
lae Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And we
take pleasure in eXDre ssng confidence in General
hason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
Tor the nominees, three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILI President.
AMOS IAYMAN, Secretary.
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Dayton, 1enla and Columbus Ra,lro.d
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~ n ~ <sis'z-
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Dpelng SPOUSE.
d VEIN C ~ U s 6

NO. S2, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH 3 FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TiNHE undersigned Informs tho puilc tbat bo -, .
i practical dyer, aud has established a dive hopse At
We noNe place. and is now prepared TO color all kinds
OF oHks' Satins' Ribbons, WOolen and Cotton Goods
any color, that may be desired ~ 'O'A
II Srease and stsns removed from all kinds offabrcs.
ei ~ Salann'S 70 hhsh All goods in manner to give
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his work IN the best possiblcstye
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PLANTATION BlTTERS


IAs n Aq.rs a -s9SAns -. - - ..
b. FAhu - tOtN 6AA ! E EKS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
49,, " p'oauee vi uia'e
r,otI, ,,,,ro on, "sl'Oe' per
''',o' at o'',e' 'on's "here
Tbev ',nrirg strom,,an ,,,' .,,.i - i,i,
| They create healthy appeute
They are an anudote to change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of d ss patton and late hours
They strengthen the system and enyen the mind;
| m. IT. a., -, NV '''''S'
M, ,,'. ''i''' 81 'ie S'oiachi
M, '''u i'','o,'
MT - '''u o'''isiH i'orous'
MI, anu "s' 'ous neAoacte'
and are exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed Of the celebrated calls1ya bark. winter
green, sassafras roots and herbs nil IN mar
fectly pure st Croix rum
o,,,
.. NJ s'en 'i,V rl'r'"'on hit'ers 10 hund
~ o'' u'S'o''u so'u'erS "l'h lhe most astonlsh'
us ''''''' w. W. ANDREWS
'"P'' 9olu'eIs nome CINCINNATI
The Plantation pi,tar, have ! 49, =, H..
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sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati h. 4

"a - w ;,;i;:sl- Hsssss 5aagessssl
4 n and alter December 81, IsUU and ui,t,l n,rt,,
~ nSuSe' Iassehsef and Freight Trans Nill lesv,
bAi iuNi gong north, aB toOWs; ''
Q.1n A. N, through Freight and Ace,.,,r. A., A..
OstO WIN Passenger Car attached ''"
In.On a. NJ Mail tram for Sprngfeld fso,,,,,,,.
IO.OO Orlana, belleiontane, Forest t,iv,t- g
GahuushS, connecting al Springfield WIN qyrstn i,
i'oiuvu huu Ooluhlbusi arriving IN OOlumIs M . ai -
~ =. ut1ana WIN tfiu tur Coimnfls gt Iaresf -
IRAN @lIAlh ON fittsDufg, ~. Wayne Chicago X n go
Dss1 hlIlFing IN Cfestne NJ S45 IN aud pittsb,a =
10y nj AZ Iydo WIN lrain Cleveland and ~ 40
~ ~ gong hhsl, arriving iu Cleveland AZ s,4n u ~,
n'uhuh ~ Si5Oa n IN, ana Buffalo at $50 Il, -, H
west arriving 10 Toledo VI l2iU m Detroit A. ,ies
m' ohleAgO 81 lVSo IN, ana hRndusky az st5 n
al A. M. Night Express Tor bprlnpfeld iih.n.
Osl1 hhu Icllelohtuie, Conutsunp Al Itntast 49,,
i uin1 going East on littsbtfg, Do. Wayne aud cb,'
hoau' arriving Ciehtline at O.l6 a n ptttsbur@ ~ s
m Going htst with ram arryInp h, ~ 3 a. -.
o @ y ii alu ChieAso at lV;iy IN, Ut CLYDE with Iran
or OleFeiaid and Toledo X. Il ArTiyiuu In
S!SO M Dnnkirk al 4.OO aud Bnialo al s.S anu a.
reaches sandusky at 7:4b IN. N ~
T.nk r. m. huntsville Acrouitu,dstion i.
l.OO Dayton on arIiNAl Of nam nom g,,,r,lt aHt
IehehhR Springfield al 800 m, Uriaba M ls,is - ~
Nest LlDeliy at llxS M, Beeiontaine N ii.5i ~ ~
ana Huntsville Rt lZ:l2 IN - iA'Oi IA
-, Iekets VIA tins Line 10 all points kprt, f., - .
Nest can be nHd at the Ticket tJfiics In IN, l, ~
-5AML W. KING Ticket agent -D'' D't0
- = are always as low rs b. any other ro,,,
pt niViihaton relative 10 shipping FteIpbt hy TIM
tsvutei Apply az the CohIpanyH freitht eTot. a.
!" "a'oE l. Agent. q. RICE, stii,er nts,,cs, -
N. Z. OLArf, Gon. IIcEetAgeLt. ~.
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Even where he has preceded them into eternity; hy 1t
the honest debtor satisfies his condng creditor when
fate seemed least propitious. In moral and worldly
sense, It is great weapon by which 10 rob death Of
his sting.
Let any husband, father, SOU ask HIMSELF "If was
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

It the hand OF the provident father reachnR
forth from the grave, aud still nourshing his
and keeping together the family BY II, the faithful
son
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LIFE NICE

Young men just starting in business whose chief
Hsl y their energy and Integrity, should insure their
hver 70 Tue amount oi half their liabilities. Snch an
,ors, would Justly increase their confidence IN them
~ would SHOW that they did not wish 70 leave their h.
friends exposed w any ayoidable aud the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-04

Might h ely be ragH1ied as the tribute which an up-
night he Art pays 1t the shnne of justice.
JOHN n. STOPPELMAG,
AUS Agent for Layton aud vicinity.
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OF HARTFORD, ooNEEcTTCUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

FINHE Htns grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
i OF years, Endowment policies and ehildl ems En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieitlng Policies on which no
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances OF men to protect the
family circle from want, none found more sim
pie IN ITS character noble ia its features certain in
its results than Life Insurance. II is the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
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BE SAFE FROM THE PAEas OF WANT,

Would these children have a comfortable home, and
the means OF educauon1 Would this wife be indepen.
dent OF the cold charities Of the word2 Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided for1 Would my
estate pay my debtsi Would there be sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator 70 meet
the demands ofcreditoTs- made when the market
tends downward, and tar prices cannot be realsedf
How few answer these question TO their satishe
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease ON Iie This is both
lsh and cowardly. The brave man
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE.

That he may grapple with it; the wise man, tina, he
may study rs nature and paiste its threatening The
means OF paauon are at hand, OF easy access 10 all
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baltimore ana Ohio Rallroad.

IN ~ VI - Gsss.ss6
hhhAI NATIONAL LRoUTk.-Ierminales ~ v,s.,.
~ lne0h anu Baltimore the East and " s =, sn
p1nWood and PaTkersburg the West AZ wbicb i
points IN tha aIi steamers Ec., for ana nom MI
lhIee Trans baiy for all the EastsIt f'ti ss'
Ia = M ~ T. me only route to Washington CIV 49,
an ny phtinore at $3.50, 7i4O and IV:0O M 80 a.,
Snu o'lV M ON sundays at 4:3O and Fsn - % u o'oe
G LeHse Washington at 600. 7:4O and Ii n M ga ~ Oiy
Through teksis % koIsdays loys AZ $3.50 aud only
wa Washington CITY at an additional cbar, oe Psoenrec
ina"ra 10 ~ 9rtk are a. low by anJ other To,,
ihlulIe ior tlcRets via Baltimore s1J 1bi, % ioute
al any OF the principal Railroad oiice ono hGroad.
. Il; SULLIVAN, Gen. Westerp A.,
w p SMITH "a, NJ OolAs, Gen. Ticket Ag't. -
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Insurance.
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
17I RE AMID M GARINR e.
DAPl NJ AND ASSETS 600
NO 5 OIL T. DIVID END S
Profits Divided In Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of all kinds Fire risks on
buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port
and the better class Of risks generally.
ID ir ors:
VIM. Hart, p Chamberlin,
X. Pelton, J. P. Robinson,
Amasa Stone, Jr., VIM. Wellhouse,
l.. ID Hudson O. NJ Oviatt,
H. G9rretson, +. W. Pelton,
A. J. Breed.
ohice-oyiatt's Exchange, foot of Superior street,
Cl, ylland Ohio
WILLIAM HART President
L. n. HUDSON, Secretary.
auI9 J. II. sTOPPELMAN, Agent at Dayton
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Illinois Central Railroad.

OHAhuE OF TIME.
~ r and after Monday, Noyemberls, 1861. Passs,,e
- rams VIII ieaye Mattoon aud Pana a. ioliuws,
LEAVE NATION.
Soing North, ll0 y m and ili0O n m
Soing South, 400 m and 500 n n,
LEAVE PANA
Yong north, 600 a m and 2;sUp nm
Soing south, 1880 IN aud 1:4b % M
- aus w. 7. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger A nm,
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Railroads.
DaTtOn d western RAILROAD.
Ia e9 Il


ON and after Monday next trains IN me Inuia,
al $3.50 M and 800 m.
Returning, will arrive at u 50 a m al 500 D m.
Ihe eis' m, and 800 M, express trans ma Z
close connecuons to AL points IN the West nud sout.
and $40 IN tram " the shortest and quickest fuu
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
auly H. W. WOODWARD supefintentieut
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A N N u A l. p X F. MIU NJ
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dayton and Michigan RaIlroad.

nN ami after Sunday, May 4, ls52, trans n,
~ leave Union Depot, sixth street, lor 1oledo an
Hiftntermediate points as follows. ~
Toledo aud Chicago Mail at s.3Oam.
lineage ana Detroit hikAl Express nj s.Up D M.
, 1863-04-30
1 0N1NIsTRATOR'S SALE

II Notice 1. hereby given that tf:e undcrs:Ened.
dIettraiut OF the estate u Royal MooefS deceased.
q nr7encc Of an ortlc. II the County Court Of Scott
tonns state q !no maAG ?: 19e .aa
tt,tE will frl to tie bidder between
r;c hours nf ter ocllck 4. b. and i've O'Clock +. NJ.
o. th- prs ,,lrc'. on
Friday, the frst 1st> dag Of Nay, 1883,
Al ~ 20 much Of the fnEcntnE real estate Of the said
Tnysi No1cts deceased, rs viii t'e necessary to pay
ts,c ouista1!..s debts a!.s, SAID estate. towat
IOTTHot2}. IN BLOCK EIGHTEEN t1s).
In woco,@s Addition to the City Of Chicago together
with the !'rusc and q; e thereon
|nnT1ren H. Block t3',. In School Sec
tfor Addition the City OF Chicago. In the State Of
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80 ~ th+ prnm-e- The purchaser giving note and
pa,cVod :. cu-itv and rlFrtr>ge tho premises
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D.tc.en D:;tsu ~ III THOMAS Hn1IOWbCsH.
OF the estate u Royal Aooefs deceased
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