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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

bar room and guarded by the two corpofaAs,
and the old man and his friends returned
home, first entreating the corporals to re-
ceive some recompense for the trouble they
had taken.
When the Buckeburger saw that he had
fallen out of the frying pan into the FIRE he
ground his teeth in anger; big Hans sighed
deeply, and tall Stofel stamped bis feet
with rage; for they knew full well it would
be more difficult for them to escape out Of
prison than from the hands Of the recruit
ing officers, and chat the punishment fer
dcscrtion would be death
Nothing will save you. said Luebbe,
laughing "tho grinding of teeth, signing,
stamping and patience are alike Of no avail.
Learn to rejoice that you will soon belong
to the Prussian army. Now, what is your
conclusion +? VIII you enter willingly =
What, no answer? The devil. You should
say yes before you could take breath Land
lady, bring more wood, it is very cold here"
The landlady brought wood, as well as
half dozen herring for the supper Of the
three thieves, which, Notwithstanding sheir
doubtful situation, they were too hungry to
decline
May they do you much good" said
Luebbo, good naturally, piling the wood
into the stove so that the sweat ran in
streams down the bodies of the trio who
were sitting on the stove bench. The
powerful heat and the salt herring soon
produced the most frightful thirst; they
asked for drink of water, but in vain;
their discomfort increased with every mo-
ment. Deaf to all their entroaties, Lucbbo
answered always by repeating the question.
GLOW is it now? will you not enter the
service willinglyY by which the men came
to understand that it was to be the price of
drink of water
Morning began to dawn. The situation
of the three thieves became each moment
more unbearable, until at last big Hans
could no longer endure the torture, and
SIGNED the contract with the assertion that
he took willing service A flask of costly
beer was brought to him without delay,
which he drank freely in the presence OF
his two thirsting companions The coun-
terfeiter soon followed his example, and at
last the Buckeburger also resigned himself
to bis fate, and immediately receiveda flask
of beer BY sunrise all three were entered
as willing recruits, and dressed in the uni
form of the regiment.
That Lucbbe and Frctsch did moi neg
lect to visit the farmer, needs no assurance;
it happened, therefore, several times that
when farmer Mosser showed himself wor-
shipper of Frederick the Second, he took
pleasure in listening to the various advon-
lures Of the recruiting officer. Especially
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21
[coNcLUDED NEXT WEEK. !

II say, Squire, have you got any sons
That would like to enlist in the cavalry :?
'sNo, but I've rot some daughters that
might be pressed into the infantry service.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21
THE RECRUITING OFFICER.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, FOR THE GAZETTE.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

WIEN is bonnet not a bonnet? When
it becomes a lady.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1853.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10.

/ SATURDAY, Oct 10.
SENATE.
Devotional exercises Reading of the 44th
Psalm, and prayer, by the Chaplain.
The Journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Richardson, that so much OF the Gov
ernor's Message as relates to the military affairs
be referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
much as relates to an agricultural college, TO
tue Committee on Education SO much as recon-
mends the passage OF law securing to soldiers
the right of suffrage, to the Committee on Eiec-
tons; and 20 much as relates 10 financial affairs,
to the Committee on Finance also, that SO much
Of Gov. Holbrook's message as recommends the
appointment OF a Committee to audit certain
accounts, and all other financial matters therein
contained to the Committee on Finance adopted.
From the House, Joint, that both Houses meet
in joint assembly tuesday, the 18th inst, at 3
O'Clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose of electing State
officers; adopted.
The President announced the following com
mittee on the part Of the Senate to canvass votes
for Members OF Congress:
1st Cong'l Dist.-Ar. Clark of Rutland.
I'd Mr.. Stafford of Windsor
Sd " MIR. Cleveland of Orleans.
BY Mr.. Bradford, that when the Senate ad-
journ, it adjourn till 10 o'clock, Monday next;
adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson, the Senate ad-
journed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
TIE WEEKLY FREEMAN

Through the Session win contain all Importance in the
proceedings of the General Assembly, and will be fur
nshed members and ohers during the Session for
ty five cents, forty cents to the LIST Of January
Single any number of copies members of the Legs
lature sending them away, three cents each
POSTAGE.
The Postage the Daily will be thirty cents for the
Session, nd the for three months, lin a1vance.)
Postage the Weekly five during the Session. and
the same to the LIST Of January adyance Postage
single papers, two CENTS and the for bundle not
weighing four ounces address, and for
cry additional four ounces, two cents.
Orders are solicited.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
From the Messenger.
Letter from Mississippi
Posi- HOSPITAL, CoRINTH,
Miss, Sept. Oath, 1856

Mr.. EDITOR 1t may not be thought out
OF place for me to report some items, which
may not be wholly destitute OF interest to the
reading public. At present am on detached
service as Chaplain at the Post Hospital at
this place. The Hospital is located about two
miles from town on elevated ground, in de.
lightful grove of red-oak timber of large
growth of scattering trees. The building &C.
cupied as quarters for the Surgeons, (of which
we have four,) Chaplain, the cooks, and other
servants, was at the breaking out Of the re.
beion, an elegant Mansion but now alas it
is much defaced by the rude hands Of Uncle
Sans boys, who are not over-scrupulous
about dealing with rebel property, but are We
ry likely 10 appropriate it to their private use
even, for the time beiDg.-It is pleasantly To-
Gated, surrounded by natural growth of tim
Der on the north, and large fruit orchard
on the south, of Peach, Apple, Pear, Ounce,
Plum, and Figs. which have the appearance
of having been very thrifty under the care of
the proprietor who once luxuriated on the un-
requited toll and sweat of the poor bondman.
The front yard, that was once filled with al
most every variety Of shrubbery and flowers,
many OF which still remain, and their rich
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10

w. S. MCCLURE g. CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
FOR TIE SALE
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS,
Beans, Peas, Dried Fruits, our and Provisions.
$50 FuItO1 street.
Opp. Washington Market, NEW YORK.
W. S. MCCLURE. n. =. BALLARD. c. MCCLURE.
Mr. D. i FULLER, our we'll known ami reliable
Agent at Montpelier, will give parties any needed cfor
nation concerning also attend personally the
forwarding OF all goods. making advances &C. for our
House.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
THE DtYQcgREEMAK

VIII be issued usual during tn Session Of he Legs
laure, orIing and afternoon in for the mails
South and est II will contain the latest teleeraphic
up to the moment Of going press, and will n ad
don its usual variety Of matter, have full reports
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Prepared expressly for its columns by experienced and able
reporters It will also of such snniver
sary and other meetings are he'd here during the
Session.
Although The FREEMAN has just been enlarged the reg
ular subscription price the heretofore viz
dollar for three months.
II will be furnished in quantities members at two cent
a copy and 1t that rat. during the Session and when
eight copies ordered, TO address, postage
will be prepaid without !dona charge. Single copies
hree cents.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10

FREEDOM AND WAR. Discourses on Topic. sug-
gested by the times, by Henry Ward Beecher
Boston. Ticknor & Fields. 1874 mn. 445
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
HOUSE--.Aftern0nn

MIR. Fisher OF Vergennes moved that when
this House adjourn it be to meet at ten o'clock on
Monday morning agreed to.
MIR. HOLSTER Of Manchester moved an adjourn
men:, and the House adjourned to ten A. NJ. of
N onday.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10

CERTIFICATE
This is to tfy that, about eighteen mon hs ago I
commenced using SrERLING's hNBRosIA. My hair WAS
short thin, and rapidly falling ! Rad tried many
Hair TONES, lnvigorators &c without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia hair ceased
falling ost, and commenced growing rapidly tn
tonish me. Now hair is thick soft and glossy and s
Ave feet four inches in leugth-wheu let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
Of ST ERLINas AMBRosIA since CONNIE need using
it have applied nothing else to my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 1913 Broadway, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
HOUSE,.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal read and approved.
RESOLUTIONS.


journal read and approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Hyde Of Castleton a Joint resolution
providing for q Joint assembly on Tuesday the
18th, at o'clock in the afternoon for the cleo
ton of Secretary of State, Auditor of Accounts,
Sergeant-at-Arms, Commissioner for the Insane,
Bank Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Ad-
utant and Inspector General, Judge Advocate
General and Inspectors of State Prison adopt
ed on the part of the House.
BY Mr.. Fisher Of Cabot. that the Committee
on Military Affairs be instructed to inquire if any
further Legislation is necessary to encourage en-
s,ments into the invalid corps of discharged
soders,and to report by bill or otherwise adont-
ed.
By Mr.. Wheeler of South Hero, an act pro-
viding for the payment of A. Ladue and others J;
referred to Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. Houston, Of Victory, AN ACT TO In
CORPORATE THE ESSEX Co. RAILROAD COMPANY;
referred to Committee on Roads.
BY Mr.. Shaw of Burlington, an act to amend
an act entitled an act to Incorporate the Burling-
ton Cemetery Association, approved Nov Is,
1862 referred to Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Carpenter of Waterford, an act in
amendment of Section % of Chapter 36 of the
General Statutes relating to witnesses referred
to Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Woodman Of Brighton, an act for the
aid of drafted soldiers referred to Committee on
Military Affairs.
The above bill provides that towns at any le-
gally appointed meeting may vote money to pay
bounties or rewards to men who are drafted and
go into the service or furnish substitutes
BY Mr.. Mann of Braintree, an act cgalizing
the name of Lewis Cleverly and constituting him
her-at-law of Israel w. and Harriet Cleyerly
referred to General Committee.
By Mr.. Reed of Montpelier, an act laying a
tax on the County of Washington; referred to
members of the House from the County of
Washington.
By Mr.. Watkins of Cambridge, an act chang
ing the name OF Emily P. Fisher, and constitut.
ing her heir-at-law of VIM. S. johnson Of Mil
ton referred to General Committee.
Adjourned to o'clock p Nj.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
Family Sewing, Braicing, 7, GINNING, Fell
ling, TuCking, Cordinp

"AAhJ SOWING, bFaEOingt u GINNING, Fell
ling, Tuoking, Cording
II forms fat even seam which will not rip in wear
even when cut at frequent Intervals and makes the tight
st and most elastic seam for Full Cloth If any Machine
stitch.
peculiar feature of this machine which deserves par
teuar attention, is PATENTED DEVICE which prevents
the possibility of setting the needle wrongand oe which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong
The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers and Fellers are the on
~ really practical bemmers in use and are worth one
ha OF the price Of the Machine, all others for ami
~ use They form narrow, light hem fell far nicer
than can be done by hand The Needle syery short and
perfectly sraght, enabling it TO through hard thick
seams, or gathers in hard cloth where Machines using
long or curved needles utterly fail.
Inc reed has no tendency to draw soft light goods down
INTO the machine, bnt will sew LINEN CAYBRIC perfectly
is acknowledged by all who use this Machine
that it is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
OF any Machine made
after much wear and many washings the stitching
round to retain all the roundness and htmness
winch are so much admired at first. ''-Nep York sun
{6y- Send for a circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer
sos Broadway, N Y.
A. A. STIssoN, AgeHi, Montpelier.
montpelier June 18th 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
A NBsEl FARsW

FOR SALE All A
CT R E ATT TIT
SITUATED in the north-w .st part Of WALDEN 80
~ the stage road leading from East Hard lick To Dan
VINE, containing about SKI ACRES divided into now
ing, image pasturlng and IL acres heavy wood land
with about 700 Sugar Trees It is well fenced Good
house. painted and blinded large and woodshed nearly
new Two gool 6arrs-one SO by 40, with cellar nearly
new, the other "a bv 36--in good repair Never fain
s2it water az the house and barns All very convenient
sad farm has had the entire income another farm for
the last 10 years. and is in high state of
The road is shaded by about 200 beautiful Mamie Tree
VI about TUelUe Years gTotcth.
Also ANOTHtR FARM situated about one mile from
the above nam ID farm, containing about EIGHTY FIVE
acres one-ha newly cleared and contains large su-
gar orchard OF 1900 trees and has all necessary fixtures
for tapping 100 Terms Easy
Direct all comunica ions to
SEPHEN Y. ELLIS,
East Hardwick, VT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10

SMITH is just tribute to his superior fitness for
the place.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
lLLCCX & GIBB.'
Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and FeIIer $4,000.
$4,000

IHE WILCOX GIBBS Family Sewing Machine is
the best Machine, without regard to price for
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10 irr Nutfi',


An WHO ,, .h,v have an n,rcs. Q, s.b r. rp-,. III,
condition Of their health respectfully nn % - 'h'
following better from
LAURESCE REID. d. D.,
Professor and Lecturer Of Chemistry r many y'8r' ~ 10
New York College Of Medicine and Prsnsey ali f 10 y"s
Lecturer ofChcmis'ry snd Medicine IN the inDarh " 81
University Scotland;
No. 81 DENsLB Av.. BRooEIyS. Noy. ~ ''l'
Me.sr. RADWAY Go. oi N,w-iorA hs,e sub,niiediD
nv analyst. their three Fenedie. named Ko1dy Reia'
R.uo,atins Rc.oveutr and Regulating rir,i' teyh'v,
also communicated 10 ne their mod. Of Preparing a." .lurs.
er careful examination Of these arces, fonpncc trIs
a. composed % edor,- sreai purity nd cost ir'e Ton
m.r,ury Or other dang rons substances, and prepared VII
-sil and
Hay ng long known Mesrs Rad~ay Go. % scica'hc GU
temen Of high aainmen. pace every conpdfue' m Their
remedies and statements.
These remedies. in my opinion stand df,D; Ground
which sbsurdy pretend 70 cpre a. a.'a~
with preIpration They well considered efies Of
remedies prepared scientific principles, and having -'r'"s
ciim 10 public favor.
From their adaptation for the disease, for which Mr'-rs
Railway Co.'S remedies recommended, and from Zoo &c
speedy action in giving relief consider them lo n
yondon and quite family convenience supc-cdns IN nnm@
instances the necessity Of medical assance. and when
TINT is necessary doing something Of safe nli" 10 frIe'e
the nj rer in the interval
have doubt Of the great value % he Relief - 10 81
app,tion 10 the spine in those OF Of the body
or limbs or digestive aud other which depend upon
the proceeding the spine for power 20 pro~
tle.r functions. LAU RENE REID
Professor Of Chemistry.
Durnga couyrrsson with Prof Reid ~. days since =,
imputed II possible that sold the X idy !;et
that he anayzed for the small o. t"r yf cn per
bottle On answering him IN Tie agrl4. he replied
Take your ornula any respectable chc'Di' IN i' cy
lie he chemist could put mp ,he nsred n' i' h' n-
sized bottle, for the OF two dor. even h " f 1H
ms'erl,-" In England France, fsdway- Ready f-ei
would S. per bottle During the ns'' year N" cot u
pairing hi, invaluable remedy has been great ina W."
have not realized penny proit the immense r' 20
hrvr sold Under these circumstance. coupled -
request wholesale dealers Withhold their ori = lo H %
decline furnishing RawsA$ Ready Bclis. .' ',
than p cents per bottle
Railways Ready Relief canno. be soi nd igorl g.
either Agents. Deser' Druggists. onrseve io .,
sn twenty-five in specie ~ its equivalent in ,rrency
We charge all patients ia specie paying countries rf in.
We cannot q retail for less IN the rnti S'ai~
RADWAl & 90.
No n Msiiea..sne. Eew fors.
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A Word 10 Clergyman.

The Li-h clarlc. scholastic aitanmcn, erudiion and
social Of American Clergyman in strong con-
ri. viii the narrow prui,cs and limited resources which
have he history If other nation aud OF earlier periods
Of The world Coming directly in coutact with the theories Of
ile enlightened mind, well the customs Of com
lie they better calculated judge Of popuar opsi6n
AID curcn, ideas than any other .. Of men, Their influence
unbolnded Their opportun,c. for directing practical
f. anl o-rs.,c developments impose many obligations.
IN acknov e-neu Of the many complimentary Inducements
and favor which Dr. DRAKE hss received RON clergyuen
In behalf . PLANTATION BIrTERs. he ha. directed hi.
Ar,ut. Me..r. BARNES Co.. No 2Ds Brold"ny - T. TO
pr ,n bo'i~ g,0f e. every Cer-ya Who msy personally
can during the remainder of,hii year. 1865
OUT. 10 hi. surprise he ha. a.cer,,ined hs many peron'
sharing IN natural pr. ude against supposed nos'r'ns have
c.cd b. with other u.ses, articles, and yet entirely
uorsut ~ g. purc chlgar.,r and W uderiu oher.'.
~ DRAKE seeks no conid not founded pnueyi nrr-
of. and far open dens; relying Upon the intelligence Of
the people he makes medicine Of the coehated a-lys
Bak Dlide1u Casc,fa Barb, Cham0uic l.owef' Liven'
der Flower. Ali.e Glove Bud. onnse Pee, Csupwsy,
Chnuulha Snake Root &c. &C., pre.rved IN pure ~ 'ros
Au-lnd tell. them .o Physician. have to ind1f.r him.
With th. recipe before the community AMI evidences o;
ferf. meeting them u .l,.. the succe. of DRAKE
founded upon the rock truth Every Pa--n-slmo't
eve family "a. some case Of suffering which The PLhNTA
rION BlrrFRs will alleviate nd Their Effects in case
ofisud excavation. los. OF Appetite cons'p l'ion eur
stomach fid breath pail exiting headache dy pep'a,
iyer complaint general debility. &c, most renirs4blc
FareeI p,r.ou, and delicate female. they worth then
price Ia gold
Le. every Clergyman improve Ibis opporiy md armed
WITH bottle Of PLANTATION B.fIEkS, dsPcn'e heaiii
without iIonf nd y .tlou' price.
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t. Albany, hv Hrdsru D. q ~ W sff'u sf..+.l. ll
ia , $ sra 10. p a. surdgy 'r,in....... ssf in
TO Albsuy ~ Hsfefn X n loth = So ay.loa o..
an M sirda, p o. 49,
TO Rl.,of is New London line Pier - \ X.
sf0rirgton l'rr pirf l8. = X, md fal River
III, T'.rq n u ID, ~ lniay csc,p'edl....... o. 40
49,. s-s '',i's,........,.sa u ~ p nd 3 m
10 Bo.t.f i, Nc~ Haven HR 21ih.t and en-
sv .ir H of, Lire.........2l .rd o. u Sunday g.
10 Ruf ID by Ide RIi.. foot a. thfri5'is
10 I.'ir Fir. leland sud o'irf r'.or's or Lorg
,', n 9fh ~. R.................,- u. ani p -.
10 Pff.at,lrlia ~ Nesy Isfrey KaIfoat. foot oi
Count sn1i d. T. JOE f T. a. q. iit p m sunday - NJ
10 Philadelphia bs Camden and Amhoi Railroad.
per H = Y foot ~ Barclay i............t n T. N
10 Wa. Hns ron hy New I-rs,y hK 2 20 Il. ~ liu.
ed Z. ud %. o. n. foot 81 'ouIsr'i . sunday ~ ~
10 tir Wet ~ Genital hai'foli a. New Jefsey.
foof of Court aid, - AID g. w. J.. No.. aud a.
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BULLS HEAD. MonJoA Dee. We have a

BULLS HEAD, MOndoy, Dee. I've have a
very sharp Clear Winter morning for The opening o'
the cattle market tbs week and very sharp. bright
market for Grstcas bulocks the market r better for
dfoyer. than il let week and 10 one respect u -
better Tor all classes they have sold quicker and
consequently at better estimates Of weight If not 1T
an, Lieer rates per pound Firstcass stock sold freely
10 dar If IOyaIc T. for the net weight ofmeat seller
linking oal and have sold al these prices than
la.t week aud more extras have sold at II. cents
THOUGH tie proportion ~ these high priced grades Is no
larger than last Monday We also THINK that thes OF
medium GRADES at ga l0c " n have included more bui
locks than last week. and some Of less value Oi the
toughest sorts which generally rated af eay cents
though are reported lower Of very rough order
materially better though nefs have certainly sold out
quicker. Indeed very large proportion
oil all the cattle yarded sold out before
noon The Government agents TOOK nearly
~ heah Of tbs best shppng stock principally up coun
Wy oxen, NJ prices esfin ftcd at lOWllc v ~. As
thos' were Only about so head reported upon the yard
Doors .ne sae OF 80 early in the morning all VI one
class iehds 10 regulate tho price OF all that class for the
day. Hen the supply FOR first class city butchers
too small Tor the demand aud that enabled tho brokers
20 hod them az lhef own prices, with fun assurance
that they would not be- left their hands The weather
fine could be wished. the yards dry and pleas
ant and everything seemed TO combine 10 ke lively
market 10 the holding back Of several hundred
head which were expected and still expected for To-
morrow The sheep market was not lively this morning
quality and it rather difficult u find buyers willing
70 pay prices estimated tCc. live weight The adj.
vance upon pets this month is not equal to the increased
value.
The hog market is reported foil and slightly higher
.asA tlis dsy week. tul particulars to'U0rrow.