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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

a. Fl. Wilcox, Esq, of St. Johusbury, has
been offered $500 for his Spanish Merino buck
that sheared 10 l lbs. of wool last April and
OF which men, on was made in the last Caledo-
MAN. Mr., Wilcox does not accept the offer
At the same time Mr. W was offered two thou
sand Jllars for ten full blood ewes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

Henry @, Newell, eldest son of S. Newell, NJ.
D., of St. Johnsbury, has received the appoint
ment of assistant surgeon of the Sd Vermont
regiment, and he leaves to join the army of the
Potomac in few days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

Notice has been given that application will
be made for charter to build railroad from
Windsor to Felchville and Perkinsville, to con-
meet with the Rutland Il Burlington railroad at
Gassett's Station.
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tTHtcdf As0ttceS u As fTt&s "A
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is elegantly written and instructive articles, and is
able correspondence all combine to make il the model
newspaper of our country and that every family
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We would not often call attention to HarpeT's
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Family Paper ptbttshe in the Tinted States and that
reason, and thai alone, uesre TO it undermine
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

Among the premiums awarded at the late in
terna,onal exhibition at Hamburg, WAS large
bronze medal to A. 5. Clark Of Bellows Falls, for
the best turnip cutter.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

The funeral of the late Mrs. Vail will be from
the residence of Scion j. Y. Vail, Esq, sunday
afternoon, at four o'clock.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

The annual meeting of the Vermont Medical
Society will be holdenat Montpelier on The l4th
and 18th days of October.
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Tho Office of the Adjutant and Inspector Cen
eral will be at Montpelier during the session OF
the Legislature, and all correspondence Tor that
Office should be addressed accordingly.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

Mr.. Peter Fuller, of Pomfret, has sold Span
ish Merno buck lamb for $3.50 1t was very
superior animal.
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ny VIRTUE OF LICENSE from the Honorable Pro-
- bate Court within and for the District of Lamoille
theqndersigned will sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder on the 18th day of October next at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ the Farm formerly owned and occupied by San
fora 1ates IN Hydepak and known the Clemens Farm
sara arm consists Of about hundred acres with good
buildings throughout well watered and running at
the house. SAID Farm is In good condtCn and will be
sold cheap Also the sugar utensils on said Farm and
COOK stove, pipe clock &C. Possession given March 5h
Io4 Liberal credit will be given for part Of the pur
chase money. d. l.. GATES, Admir-.
Morrstown, Sept. 10, 1868. 38w3
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In the building known as The RIALT0 fronting State
Bridge which will be open at all hours OF the day
for the purpose of enlisting recruits Lieut. GEORGE
ROBINSO has the appointment of Recruiting Officer ur
der Capt Coburn, with his headquar also at Monpt
her Lieut. ROBINSON will make weekly OF semi weekly
visits to Moretown Wasfeld and the Mad River Valley
country, TO enlist those residing in that section.
Lieut.. W. h. MARTIN of Co. c, is also Assistant Re
cung Officer and will have his headquarters at MARSH
FIELD where he will all times be ready enlist
for CAPT. COBURNS Company.
The inducements to enlist in the Seventeenth Regiment
Volunteers such have never been offered
any soldiers now in the field.
0y- The pay will commence from the day of enlist
ment Furoughs will be given those wishing them, to
main at until the organization of the Company.
Soldiers Of he noble Second Brigade, Country yet
needs your services the yitaon Of the Repub
lie whose children you are and rally more around
the standard of the Union Come the memory Of your
past achievements beckons you While the fame OF
your bravery the tile field is yet ringing among the
hills your native State at the tap Of the drum spring
more to arms.
L. L. COBURN, Recruiting Officer.
%. lSG3.
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BY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, p M.
TO TIE FREEMAN

New YORK, Oct 3. The Richmond Sentinel
of the 9th states that the House of Delegates
Yesterday in the most summary manner disposed
per of the people of the United States on the
subject of peace with view Of responding if
favorable. ~.
The House by unanimous vote put its foot
on the resolution without word of discussion
or moments delay. In this they but fairly
represented the unanimity of the people.
The Philadelphia Evening Journal has the
following
indianapolis, Sept. %, ~ Within the past
twenty-four hours nearly 10000 soldiers from
the East have arrived at Indianapolis. AS |
write this, long train of over twenty cars is
passing, filled with Eastern troops going South
ward Immediately.
Report says these troops have been consoh-
dated under the commanding of fighting Joe
Hooker, who is expected to arrive here IN per-
son.
New YORK, Oct. g. The steamer George
Washington from New Orleans is below with
later news
A Memphis letter of the 28th says Gen Sher-
man with large force is on his way up the
river. His force dis mbarked here to-day.
The Times Washington dispatch states that
official dispatches Of the lst inst, have been re-
celyed here to-day, representing the military
situation before Chattanooga to be as satistac-
tory as the most hopeful could desire.
Bragg makes no advance, and does not dare
to. The statement in the rebel papers that
Burnside had retreated from Jonesboro, East
Tenn, to Knoxville is not correct.
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18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
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Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg, as we'll as those who have served in the
Army Of the Union for Nine Months more, to once
more rally with the Flag that has been SO brsvely up
borne by Vermont Boys on many bloody battle field
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w mont, ha wing been appointed Recruiting Ohcer, TO
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

A NEW volume of this popular Journal commences on
the first of January Ii published Weekly. and every
number contains sixteen pages of useful information
and from five to ten original engravngs of new inven-
tions and scoveres all of which prepared EXPIRE s.
ly for its COLI mus.
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NlRIsn P0Er.

N8fs aEaitst q FrIfais b ihs y. ], iiti
sagaa8 afas .ers = Caafaets, teesai'g
e4sss t rA nistuie8 tee .loa.
tes ~ A6m.rs pssTea lls sss gat ataieI
arrst ~ disfs,fect 70 BE- sgTfroft, She i'
addressed fssis fefoa ,e ihe Secretary a
Var. ~ pbieh ihs ialiVsifg j ihe coHclus.on.
urh >tsnion. sur afcst ''nsA . Nar
~ esaaisoH piY nas see
A. K feu basa e. anf hoNels - mili
~ vauf tsareis g. niliea ior ne,
fef came af fhe aayelHifsi People
u 5s heHnfIiti iHsn y ihu,ee.
Nhets pfetass aa' pbi.ksy j p.entv.
A. ai,fifrsayfs tlle ff0so-i marhal ue have
tisee - Al stall. ihough haFf ihe apeeleF.. p
had 'c.tt ~ cla-pho aFs worse. Z such =
ihiHg uor passihf-
A. thel bov baih beart and ksse
q iaeu ilkc ihe Feim uaid Adm,ral--
4 iyPe ~ the oaldri tiae,
Cod he enssl 20 sou. Nf.shcr Stag,er
A. ieak kindly o. me cusc.
A. b. THE msn u "a Nethusslel's beard
An tine pslriarglai face,
Il mane ould Cnele Gideau)s
iust IS hlln - show ne rfacc.
for which viii ~ in dat, bound
u nc Eria nf 9lt 81 ihis place
Do fur BIN m ior vau al that ever can
haiin alr'y ar yp,r often for yex both ~ i1r
aiiher 81 Sou, q yea ever charcc 10 be- candy.
daic in any dis.hrlek ar county whereI can set
wias q RODS Of ihe ballet hax
Al now M ugma | ibrace-
Miles y Reilly who wrote Of the Admiral.
An j. hafin' hard ouId time.
he above vas submitted 70 President Lin
coin, whose love q Joke secured The rclaase
& 9 BELLY. Oh beng release he sent a hymn
q thanks TO the President, beginnings
Long ife 70 you, Alr. LInrulni
slHt yon de both laic an aisy;
Al Whin yuu lir wid TIE top of aich toe
Turned mp 70 the roots Of a daisy,
Mag this be urgpiHph, naiely writ.
Though thrailors abused him yilelv.
lie WIS honest an kindly. an loved Joke,
an be narloaed Miles 0Rcilly.'
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NOrICE.

70 the heirs 5ai eeal representatives of de-
ceased ofiiceu, .oiiiers Had seaman II the Ar
my. and Nagg af ihe United States.
rhe undef.i sHei Liffnsei C'aim igeaf ua
der pt tir. of Csagass, wili give his pefsora
attended, ~ I4e pn'sec utouol claims ON gov
erumeai for arfearAEes 81 pav, buuHiies, aue
pe8*iots. al Interested in such claims are &c
minded ~ fiie Importance II early applications
ha.iaess transacted a the o,liec af ihe Pro
bate Cslr.
Mauuhes.er. l., sARGEANT,
Feb 10 ices. | 50tf
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[ MBROGYpItS
\ AND PHOTOGRAPHS!
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pttroaagc heretofore and would say. that
be has returned with his Photograph saloon,
aud located i near his House, where be vii
remain a short ,ime II there Is any in
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T.. .Lganson, Epiroa.

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eal a lbs tFaf ffas Il fqsfaEs G Benz
aiHgfeg CueniY.
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A.. AZ. Burton.
ER. R. E0srlcr,

Tf0aNRY AND COUNSELLOR At
N i-aW. Oifto Is iho Court House.
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TroaNgYS SID cOUNsELL0RS AT
~ Law Jamaica. NeTlhaut.
yE HuFHIN, n. n wiiFItER.
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Tie Ya.iaadisbam Democracy har.
~ bem buried BY Tee Bacaey iAs
ac.k I-sssiag. tae i,lleiag ep apa
f.r il. ra.teaftily deieaei q Ge@
Go. y. II , author of q esaE
pYl.tle., letter, has bsen spsgcased
"Vea tanks effat ! ~,
Aaa yaI ! uael = fss.
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klt4ga' t1A ..aa. cgs
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.Nineg a. son.

LTrogNEYs AND C0tNSELLOBS
n lau. Office syef Eqainox ) ore. Maa
chester. FrruaaL
A, a.. HtNEU. u. D.. MtsER.
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A NoTE EAcGsrlp.--sMrs. Jebk.
ias requests tae pleasure q Capt.
Hrown's coupaay 70 sglaii party o.
Friday eSeHfE nest
u spfisstn. psse, Moaday.'
eCap' bmap pfeseais i.is tOmp.i-
mems s. sir.. ukin., a4d REGRETS
fat ,iirl YiiFHes will be- detained
By isatns e2Yas wr.i, ana imo ser
grali . oa fhe sick list tie rect
d Capt. Hsona company will have
much plessgr. in waiimS Oh 3!rs.
Jeukins on Friday evening.
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DgYsICfAN AXp SURGEON. Office 0
i aeofs cas- ~ tbs Baptist Chur b.
FACTORY Point. May y, iss3.
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G. 4. Orris,
v. ~. Inn.

GrRGEos DENTIST, Manchester, Yer
~ mpuI
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The New York herald., 1863-10-01


Before separating, the late assembly OF Prlnccs q.
Frankfort addressed the following letter TO the King Of
Prussia. together with the acts of The Congress-
vnv Arouu AND VERY Powxarct Pancs--rn prcsence
Of the letter 10 which your Majesty the Goth Of Au
gust dcgned 70 reply TO the invitation which We princes
and representatives OF the Free Towns assembled at
Frankfort have felt n necessary :? address TO you
impossible FOR us % separate, now that deliberations
are concluded, without expressing anew W your Majesty
our very lively regret at having bseq deprived OF your
personal cooperation 10 the great work which
wc have undertaken. We IKE, however, TO hope,
gwen, thst you viii always take into serious
consideration all the communications which your cooed
crates may address 10 thai 10 shall end by arriving
ats happy common updsrsasding Enclosed Is the plan
OF German federal r.forms ~ ~ has bccn fransd after
deIberatQns All animated by the epirs of German
CONCORD and prepared for every sacrifice we have conn
peiey agreed upou this plan and would consider Il a.
hsppDs for ali Of u.s. and for all peoples u your
10 dscisou By means Of which GsrmaDy thanks The
unanimy of Der sovsresgns would obtain eautary re
fern ot hcr constitution the basis OF federal right
We avail ourselves Of this ana important occasion TO
r,new tosaras your Majesty the assurance OF our seat'
Francs Joseph Msximiian John Chsvles PrizSe Royal
Of wurtemturg George Res, Frederick William.
Grand luke o MecklenberE Frederick William, Elec-
S q asss Grand bike .s
Ny legation ;-Frcdsrick, Hereditary Prince OF An
hauit; reter Grand Duke OF 0ldeubourg y. Gunhsr,
OF Schvahzburg; Adolpbs, pxs Of Nassau Henry
LxyII, puse Of Rsuss tyosnscr sS Ss:nssS oseshss: n
George. Prince Of scbanmbura Lpps yohn Prince oS
| Iichiensteir: Ut. Boek, Bureomaster Of the Free
Town u IGbcck rT .fufcr, Burgcmastct Of the T,sA
| Town Of Frankfort; Dackviis, Durgeassier q The
Free Town OF Browen; n. v. Bacr, Rgrgowsstcr Of
the FREQ Town o. Hamburg.
FRANKFORT, Sort \. 1888.