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ANlISENuE\GN.
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RAhNN VI AMEklCAN MI scum
=, Lnr GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
ISstRt Clos WITH AMrsExTNT.
NA,r TINY s,GIltIef M AIT.
a0'c n ecgir,bgtps ,s.,f SENDER, g 'y,ll the
r,SSAgs $SLNAa 8 q a2StAAIalssiffY
EIGHT rrEriiIGii ,Si MkisIs IL, POUNDS.
,s, Nov, s.o,. ANNAswAN'
- '''' ''O"' GIANT GIRL.
''''"'' f III e. r.; Np ,N, T I'D ''''
and s'ili so-,as s. 81 i.ii,,, 81 cysrt"os "
ONLY WINS AZ, Sii,' Gs ny frrr plou,
In contra', with thee s,,rsordiuaI, towers OF ba
nyrAks Dub oSly NlSStinrs mon.
WEIGHS MI NT' II POUNDS,
n sS of Nun nA and al 5ss, Ts .T g's
StvnR wAs. suCm A}",SSrnAsr
,So . SI 81, ,f :. the So .
ffTf sS$:rrE srErEsTs, Moving wa, Figures 1s:
MONTE tSf ,' Ffs Sa;'Gsf ssb fvrsss
~ B aud 4. o.. och. Will be produced
iiiI SHADE.
gng .oNp,@ o. nEArn,
''o '1' .' riif XVI F'i "a, l bI%sos
In which Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM GOMERsAL 60
-" IN the ie, .iss sh ,"s ,wpos.
THE DOUBLE VOICED SINGER,
Admi--ion 10 sli9S cis iChdren under TO- set.. ~.
DEOADwAi AMpHlTHEATkR,
- A-3 BkOADwAY.
1His svrSsiiSS,Hs
WI he presented Drillisn, Array OF Wonderful
sCgSrs IN TBE. CIRCLE,
| Introducing the entire strens o. -
| Tilr MAMMOTH CfRCus TROrPE.
! PERFORM iNcEs rHkSKsGivING DAYSS
nlYMrIC 1liLATkE.
OL'''ee aud @'T TY.rn WEI ' JOHN WOOD
ot the suceee ,fnl Burlsrlue Of
IAN" ALL THERE"
MiRrn MUSIC AND JoLLirY.
CROWDED iIOuSESl
Delighted aS';G'fi kqtgiilsi' A''a.'
M. joins WOOD as. HENRI LAGADERD
This ,gcGe';inl huJ, ,,. .iI be ryp,s,sd on
and EVERY nIEhlNu MIL FURTHER Notiee.
" ELEGANT SCENERY,
hhit HfrkSrEi srE nTSsIc.
aud AFILLCAsT FCHAKACTERs,
m. psIiotm.nes each evening viii commence with
we .oa''a XiSG cmARl.nrrrsxArp.
SEATS sKCuRYp THREE DAYS IN Advance. 800
rCiIE ODEoS-lg9 AND 20I BOWERY.
iioMES GREAT ClhCIs
VIII oJsn iCr = short time,
| Commencing THANKSGIVING DAY. Nov. 26th,
| Afternoon aud Evening,
With the LARGEST aud moot VERSATILE Com
lilo ACKOBATit ana HIPPO DRAMATIC PRO-
ILSsiON. tuli particular IN future advertiss-
incntr Hl
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO AMI No DANCING TAUGHT BY
~. HOGAN, let ave-, mar 9TH At. Terma IL
lessons Tor % bir - tuprior to any In the wctid
fo' ssi". " II, Lao airht. iS0
e PAYS FOR 80 WHITING LESSONS,
a. TOWNSEND 4. go Powery, near Houston
ct Hook keeping, arithmetic, aisrhia srsmmss-
rs.dlng .pellins &c, slso taught. students sepsI-
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E'gIEeS.

4 thIlON, LADIES THE OLD rs
~ aeli,hed Nv York Fur Manu- ,oturins Co., De
Hotel, rddo Of the block between Ptsrl aud Duane
strseu. NV the time 10 set your suits tor about
bali the usual price. Our stock large, we'll ,cleci-d,
and NJ very low rates. water, Mash and french
Mink and sable Cap-s, MuG. and Cuff, from r1,t0 10
u. French an Water Mink ,Li sable dutia from
~ 10 %. V.cpnue, aud hai-carr. = to -. Cnolc-
49, y,rc'Y nnd hcautiful Fun for children AZ bar
gn q. Altering ami keIaif nf ~ u. lstc . 'tyiea
al FLEAING, Manager.
III rs! tI'RSii FI'ES - FOR TIE
L h lIi,ys PilILIIP~'p.tent Mink Mufs h Colau
boa gwen entire Iii,fartitn 70 the lsdies n New
10. which enable Lln to Manufacture . lAfge
II 'k lot the h0idi}s, u4 which &c can sell ~ per
ZEN. liver ia Huy n hoi hous m the city. Also.
i.tF" .took mi ~ uA t,.tt- and ! mas CAL o. rIy
b T rc puleIa,u- '-stlr,''. 70 fh LIPS Fur Em-
'oi'uri, go ''.t. Is, Ia
1T rs 1.. lIE t'.'. Its, THAN ANY
i -'oi' 90 ,lt '.t'r mink -ars .luH and
c.i. ol 'i.a. -- .n each. Mink rett. Ylh
10Th -. ln ,. ar a. =. ru4 : 81 each A
FOSTER :. ~ Cl4,a'Gl So cor SLOT, ~. t0I
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T ,OST COMING FROM ETH ST, THROUGH
AStuy vssant o. TO 10 lat ave, . roll Of bills TO
amount OF 49,, ell gresnbaeks but one. The finder
~ leaving them In the grocery stoia the CORNER
will be liber slly rewarded. I1s
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LOST AND FOUND.

v,orrXD nv Tup 80. on ,,oy
L corner NJ ID avenue and %th II. . mare Ths
owner can have her by proving property and psylnr
expenses, at the corner Of id aud 45th a. n
hardware store str
INpIIHp- Spy oan i.,l uty arvppe-
ha, Oh Ioo', ON SiAEhS.
-. ins oshsr can nave men ~ prnvip{ property
Tenth ave. "a
oSTnp ar,tyN .,,u,.v,,ve~,,,y,,.
n1Nov I'd IN crossing or at Jcpey City Ferg.
xooset nos containing one note OF Thos. Ihorp, N
:, ior <nI ~, dsted NJ. fork, Oct, forty DAYS.
daniel Comb. or order. psymeni Of Which ~ 49, !"
stopped. On return OF pspers and money a liberal
reward will be raid b. u. COMBS, 10 under YuItoa
Market. liz
I OSl-ON THE 2lST INST BETWEEN
- Cedar and Courtland street ferry, two carmcn's
socount poots and some money IL the finder will
turn tns books 60 sl Pearl st. or 10 the Jersey City
isny Astei they vii receive ~ for their trouble
ana can keep the mone, 1873
7 OST. COMING FROM srH ST, THROUGH
Asiuy vesant o. 70 10 lat ave. Q roll Of bills TO
anYunt Of t5., oil uesnbseks but one. The finder
~ leaving them In the grocery stois on the conner
VII DE libefsly rewarded It's
r oST SMALL HAT TpI'VV &c.,,
IL nth canvass, carried BY Kelly,. EIpr.~. 10 N
4 X. Depot The Under will BE- suitably rewarded
b. ieavius ~ Gt o. John 1t, l., ". STARR I'm
trsver. l8l
VytT nv TIP ia,h ppnwu u,-1
4 oh ham
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SEWING MACHINES.

nor SALE OR TO RENT FOR CASH A
a.. "heeer Wilson's ,e.ins meehine In perfect or,
EOR SALE-A SEWING MACHINE Co.,.
-, sioo; VIII be .old at sacrifice. Apply "a West
~" ~, isa' mouse, u
kUk SALE-A HOWE'S CYLINDTRMX
L. chine In good order, isl Fulton st., Sd aoor
'NH".-- 100
SEWING MACHINks-ALL FIKSTCI 40
''maohiner Tor sale, TO rent or syohspss n.ch;...
chtAp t9f tlsh or part payment hsehines bought -
Gnihs,a ana itnalfed' 5Se Broadway. room 3: ~Ants-
v p-.'t :, A3l
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP, SINGER SEw1
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CONSl ul'EION.

THE THREE REMEDIES.
L 1r J. II sCHENCk, Of Philndcirhis, one Of the
po-' tingushsd medical r''urmcrs Of the are. !.
the invent Of three med Ne, which have aequ rod
an satentivo aud wei -uo,i;od eVu'a.lon Thee ar
tiee. IRE: sCHENCks ~ t.MOSiC sYRlP,
tCHENCk'S sEAMEED TONIC, aud SCHtSCk's
NANphAh 81 FILLS, each ui which b. pIuN cd 10 b. "A
dicin, oi tuIp sJlng vi, tcy "a, cure 81 diseases
which ply siciais IN ru ri aCkuow Dc 90 be- Amos
quite hevonH the roach their science Many q.
uaoTdinafy CURES ~ Pulmonary and Bronchial Con-
.umpion Inv. J. "a made ny SCHf>Ck'S Ptlr
hOSlt slkl /, til utlutt 81 No hich nrrt tested
III the case q Dt CiiiNCk h.lt.lf, vha more 'hNn
'Ncntyhve yc'rv heo, vns Al iuionci ty hi physi-
canr a. iucIfshe- il e.; 'hc iucs' alarming iyInp-
toms OF Conumpiou, in ~ o.t desperate STAG, Ne
lns pre'eu'. n he Ne o his syn M, ~ schtnck
VA. ! -tuIed % y q hath. The sEAWEEp
IONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS Gc we CRIB d b.
blm a. auSal-ry -1.itdl,t ia lDA-u tive Gaze.
they may b. ua' WITH cItai al, autare M al
wherein strcu rh u.nF aud puFfitiy, diciu's are
required. The stmo a. lauy .c.I .allt p-reous
q given 10 -Aon thu trte three medicine. have r-
fected como u 10, most eNtfaurdinary oiIea on
tcSdrd.
Dr SCBENCK can on, b, found A. his rooms, 80
BOND -. Hes Nhfs, ,vory ~ - s., from 4 NJ. 10 s
7. for g5neuta i,n and adNic bat he medicines
AL 10 hsd t.l-i al ~ 1mos.
CONRAD FOX, 81 Bafclay -, Wholesale Agent for
Nes lOk i2i
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A GIRL FOX LIGHT WORk--s2 THE
"A week. by SCHNEIDER, ~ Chtthsms'. IA
4 SITUATION WANTED n A YOUNG
IA woman W do general hvusevotk, vsshins spC
ronnr, or cooking ipply loo Fast llth ct, bet Ave-
snc r. N floor, front Sb9
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7 OST-A SMALL HAT TRUNK, Covered
- nth canvass, carried by Kelly's Express, to N.
y u. Depot The Under viii be- .uitsby rewarded
b. leaving II ct D. John It, l.. ". STARR I'm.
bfsyef, 1874
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Personal NOTICES.

RRiDGET BRANDON, MARY BRAW ron.
- MARGARET BRAwruN formerly NJ Liner
RICHARD IA N M. country aud I, nov in Lee, Mas
tnrhu,,tts hiicc; Letters 10 the care of NAY
RODGERS. lee. Mas 500
nISC IlARGtD OFFICERS AND SOL
(d."rs ,er1uuts NJ every description promptly col
lettei aud pensions procur"d UNPAID bounty Of two
YEAR men collected Treasury Ctri ihcAss and all
iovcrnu snt securities houEht nv CLARKE ri
lloll q, $50 broadway, uosf Hl'ect,rst 7lT ,
Home tOR HOMELESS GIRLS AND
- children, J0i Mulberry ct. hot Houston and
Ble.eket -, door, auoye Ne Police Headquarters
aud destitute viii BE- received, kindly cared for, and
aided Ia any .Gjit to obtain yiriuou. livelihood.
Adn,iithnoe suy time, day or night so
INEORMATiON wANTED-OF PATRICK
L MAGEATH, feom the County Cavan, p.ri,h OF
Drumlsnd, Irslsnd, Who LANDED nom the ship Esst
Scott, on ttc goth Of November, Any information Of
dr'srins b. brother III Gil MAGkATb, At the liar.
Li,pensrd 81 New YORK City. '' ''' ~ rs
ISFOkMA1lOS WANrtD-OF SARAH
ilANLl, Little girl 10 years OF age, who left hone
"a the nth NJ November she -ors a pink calico
dies. and h,ncs CLOAK when ,te lcit home Any. 10
her afflicted IF ads 81 Jersey City, 40 Grand 1T 29t
INfORMAIlOS WANTED OF ANY OF
y he relatiyes o. young man ny ,he, nsmo Of
tnlei u'ar Troy on tho Vermont Central Il. l.. Az
y, 10 Ms N SMITH. ~ st.le q. Alhsny. -,
NDIlCE-ALL PtkSUN> ARE tUkBID
>la,borine Or Trusting ANNE fARLEY, a. she
- ,'ontrseGins PHILIP fAEGE? is I'd
NOIICE-I, CAPT Bu1ION, DO FORBID
any person, % p.tsons, iIom b. rborins tnIst
Ing my wife, Mr. MARY \. BIIIOS, On m &C
count, ~
NOTICE TO MIS-. MARY \. BU1TON--I
Nwinh yon O. retnsn home and attend 70 the du les
u. 8 wife, witiin days. CAPT II, SUTTON IA
DRlIE NONtY-1llE CREWS or THE
L S,uu go de- Cuhl, H,ttcrn. and Msepshs, can NJ
Orc ol Aiu lfi przr money vs. rfniyrcg In " rsnu
or hr lettor. 20 WALDEN ( WILLARD, l51 YORK
st. Broo.tlyu A'-i
THE GERMAN MOROCCO DYER WHO
called AZ W. MMEYERS, cnn obtain employ
LIrut a. d. : LiiNAhe +, Raymond n, BROOKLYN 80
IT 5. NAVY PRIZE MONTY PAID FOR
- 1870 yes'c's Dr. seen at the Ollie. or sent l. y
mail hOAES. BROWN 4 GO,
3D. z PARK Place.
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ALL LADIES DESTROYS or IEAKNING
n 10 operate ~ Whecl,s = " a-ol's OF Singers
tes M mscI.rr will. frs 10 DC sitsiscfuiiiy taught
Cal al the vc.k - % Il! IT ave, DOR from re>h
u, BlookJr. 1913
A BOY WANTED 10 MAKE CORES IN
"A brass i'uaer AT7, II. W lkcr,. s25
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN Wishes
10 learn to hook binding ttals, sred about ~
Adaie : ior two dS's, ). .. usULLlN A., box so
of'rU 49,
4 RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WO:
4A1lan vi'hr- situation ~ sc.mstrcss either hy
h week - mouth can ave Fooi city reference.
Please spyly % address Mr.. d, - second ",
A GOOD OPERATOR ~ ". & W. MA
Aehne. on blouse; onr .h. can bring h,r o.u
A GIRL FOR LIGHT WORk--s9 THE
"A week. by SCHNEIDER, ~ Chtthsms'. 10
IA woman 10 do general hyusevotk, -s,hins snd
,roninr, or ceokinr ippy loo Fast 18th ct. bet Ave
ana r. 81 floor, nort s6a
4 SOIL LEATHER CUTTER WANTED IN
~ the Copper Matted Shoe Ashufsctory. igI Chris-
ne st.. one wno uuderstAndr thc business
A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL FOR GIN.
"a ral hontgork must b, agood washer aud Toner
Apr ~ - FislfN A..
A BOY WANIEp At - tA>I BROAD
hyD Apt after o'cloc. p. NJ. -
An EXPERIENCED PEk>O\ WISHING
a 10 go: y " Orleans, car nave her p.rs.so paid
,huse " chi TO AMI hslf wear. Old. one sho Is
sccu-'om.d I" 'he 80 preferred u" prI,.n n.ed ap-
.,.lv.i I.s H,-ter,t Irs
A ROY WANrED-UNE HAVING BEEN
a, the plumeins and sas-ntuns nn,in'., before
st9Ti1Tti 80 t,t ,nth nd la ~. in
A lOJNG WOMAN WANTS BABY 10
set uIr.e at her own residence Please cs,l for 2
dass. Al 81 L..v ri. rear bu.idnc. -
RIltl,lAL FLOW III MAkEkS--Wautci
c,ra;n, Arpl, n, H.nty II "'s'' ''' 81
-, -. ,,,,.,..,-, a., az.
A. 10 Tho drs.,1atins ;! sp., .,reo. be-,
BoSeIy aud Bosdwsy. ~
A1TFSJIoSr Only Epp 50 LAMPS
"A t.nsh, n ocer.,. on Wh,eier A wi.on., ,e,ins
mschnes Iucsine euAGint and ,uil,ius taught BY
.u .hper!eneed op I.toI App'y at sIos ksh1h az
go" 's'1 r,',G,p,,,,, ,,|n.v.,,,,.,
uOoD tI -.'.'' .lonDIs huh u
-ANAnteo =, ~ ~ ou y. ~, go shu s.esuy
mp oyultnt WI 10 b'.n ~ "'' 'ha' VIII SUM gu &c
.as ~, -, ., ,ii, s,p,,,r s,i,
a 40 "toi 80 SihEE'' NEhh can
- Avenue; rear huildinr "a toor w hsnds ian,
nsshnss T.o dollars dsposit. Also, 400 hand.
FIRST CLASS BILLIARD BALL Turner
hvantel also I. fes rood men 70 work Al billiard
tabss' "ao ~. sSsG-nISG ~ lne % mes VOC
10 PHELAS & COLIESDER, 81 CrsbyN KS
noys WASTtD1IAI CAN SOI,ntk up
l1onS =" :, - 49, "a
,~vs V,NTrn .r,,n p(,YS ,vIrI
Roio " ~ t Nv" ~ ',,.,o,'', ~ ~
20 voiI III V'Ias1 W." 9 us "n
a, =. AZ peal - m .,aiT. ios
nv W.yTRD ~ WHOM We VIII
BIZ. I'D ,,noIo,men, and isi, v,s.. Ami,
st,er 10 o'clock in he moEnin. g SCOTT co, ~,
DOY wANTEp-ONE WllO HAS worke'
ID in bakery go Rfo,I-ay lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-01
THE DAILY FREEMAN
Peculiarities of Mule. Horse and Rat
0fat 40 ~

Aparoled rebel officer, captured at Port Hua-
son, writes to the New Orleans Era an account
Of the defence of that place, in vhcn hs thus
speaks Of the diet to which the garrison was st
ast reduced 'o
The last quarter ration OF beef aad been given
out TO the troops on the 29th OF June. On the
LIST OF July, at the request of many officers,
wounded mule was killed and Gu, up for expert.
mental eating. All those who partook OF il spoke
highly OF the dish The flesh Of mules 10 Of q
darker color than beef Of finer grain, quite ten
der and juicy, and has flavor something betwsea
beet and venson. There was an immediate de-
mand Tor this kind Of food, land the number
mules Killed by the commissarst daily Increased.
Some horses we're also slaughtered, aud thsir
hesi was found to be very good eating, but net
equal 10 mule. Rats, Of which theie we're plenty
about the deserted camps, were also caught BY
many OF the officers and men, and we're found 10
be quite luxury-superior, in the epiaion si
those who ate them, to the spring chicken and
II a philosopher OF the Celestial Empire ssuld
have visited Port Hudson at that time, he wosll
have marveled at the progress o, the barbsrisss
there toward the retinements OF his OWL people.
Mule meat was regularly served out 10 radoas
to the troops from and alter the 4th Of July, ssd
there were very few among the garrison whose
natural preJudices we're so strong as to prevent
them irom cooking and eating their share The
slock OF corn was getting very low, and bssiSas
that nothing was left but peas, sugar and moasoss.
he,e peas were the most indigestible and uu-
wholesome articles thar we're ever given to soldisn
TO eat, and the reason that such largo quantity
was left on hand, was probably accounted for'by
the fact that most OF the troops wonld not have
them on any consideration. To save csm,e thsy
we're issued out to horses and mules, and killed
great many OF these animals. All Of the horses
and mules which were not needed for hauling OF
other imperative duties, had been turned out 10
Craze, where numbers Of thsm were killed or die
abled by the enemy's eannonads and rain Of Mimic
balls and the rest nearly starved to death.
HIhe sugar and molasses was put to good use by
the I oops IN making weak description Of beer,
which was constantly kept at the lines by the bar
rel-iull, and drank by the soldiers in prsfgvnss
to The miserable water with which they were gen.
sraly supplied Thiswas very general and
healthu beverage, and went far to rscompsnSs
the men for the lack Of every other comfort Or
luxury. 10 the same way, after the stock Of 10
bacco had given out, they substituted shunss
leaves, which grew wild n the woods. II has al
ways been smoked By Fhe Indians under the
name Of kllllckenlck, and, when properly pre-
pared Tor the pipe, is a toleraby good substitute
for tobacco.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-01

WARRINGTON, Aug 20. The act to provide
a national currency authorizes the employment
of the National Banking Associations created
under it as repositories Of the Internal revenue.
As such employment involves the duty oil re-
curing adequate security for the amounts de-
posted, Secretsry Chase has come TO the con
clusion to ask from the National Banks desiring
to receive such deposits to place in the Treasury
of the United States q per cent bonds TO an
amount equal to 10 per cent of their capital
stock, and to give The bonos Of directors and
Others to an amount equal to their capital stock
as security for the punctual payment Of oil law
full checks for deposits.
Ipasmuch, however, as q number OF bank
have been organized and as yet are without cir
culation, SEQ. Chase proposes to direct deposits
10 be made with such on receiving from then
the consent Of their respective boards OF direc
tors that the bonds already deposited as secarit,
for circulation may be held as security for de
posts, leaving the additianal bonds, as well a
The bond Of the directors and others, to be giveI
Afterwards, at any time before furnishing tn
circulation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-01
Artsmus Ward on the Draft
CIRCULAR NO. rs.

Az the undersigned has been led 10 iSsr tlAt
stood, Notwithstanding the numerous sxDAmtssS
circulars ths, have been Issued frsm the national
capital OF late, he hereby issues circular q Ah
own aud fhe shall succeed in making this hves.
ite measure more clear 10 discerning public, hs
will feel that be has not lived in vain IA ss-sos
l. A young man who is drafted and inadvsr-
tently goes to Canada, vhers Ne becsmss en-
broed with robust EugEsh party, Who knoSkS
him around so rs TO disable him or life. the ~ns
occurring ina licensed bar-room on Britlsh soil.
such young man cannot receive a pension on ~
count Of said injuries from the United S,a,ss asv-
eminent, nor eau bis heirs or creditors. asSl' 10
2. No drafted man in going 10 the appoiass1
rendezvous will be permitted to go round BY vay
OF Canada on account OF the roads bang batter
that way, or because bis "uncle William live
there. a4 mo7l slaio 'aH'
3. Any gentleman living in Ireland, who isss
never in this country, il not liable to the drsfs, nss
are our forehtheis. This latter statement 10 made
for the benefit Of tho,e enrolling officers whs nap
acted on the supposition that the bodied msls
population Of 4 place included dead ssntlsnsn d
the cemetres. stf .sI = a.. istaisss
| 4. The term OF enlistment Is for three yssrs.
bu, any man who has been drafted in two plaoss
has right to go for six years, whether the var
lasts that length Of time or Rot--a right thu ds-
parlment hopes he will insist on. ,i IS snai
8. The only sons Of poor widow, whose hus-
band is in California, are not exempt but the maa
who owns stock in the Vermont Central Rsilfsad
is. So aso are incsssant lunatics, habituai lSo-
turers, persons who were born with wooden lsgs
or false teeth blind men (unleu thsy will a.
Wedge that they " can't see it y, and people
who deliberately voted for John Tyler
6. No drafted man can claim exemption on tho
ground that he has several children whom he sup
ports snd who do not bear his name, or live In
the same house with him, and who have never
been introduced to his wife, bot who, on the con-
trary are endowed with various mothers, and" live
round" A. w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-01
Correspondence Of rhe Freeman.
Letter from Bradford.
ARREsT on ASA Low, $50.

hhhfol VI hoh LoN, bsis
The people Of Bradford wero somewhat sur
prised on Saturday to learn that Mr. Low Of thi'
town, had been arrested at BratiIsboro for adv,
sing soldierat that place TO desert.
As Mf. Low has been known a. strong Re.
publican, and, Of course, loyal to the Government
oil feel confident that an Investigation OF the case
will show that something is wrong 10 the matter.
1t appears that man who formerly worked 10
the paper mill here was at Brattleboro as sub
s,itute soldier, and Mr.. L., having some business
with him, was there afterwards he the soldier)
ran away, but was taken acer he had gone about
a dozen miles When taken and asked why be
left, he said Mr.. Low told him now was hi. time
to go. Most OF the citizens here believe il to be
fabrication Of the young msn, and intended as a
joke on Mf. Ii but it is proving rather serious
one. But We hope the matter will be speedily
investigated.
The copp,rheads are havlnS grcat time out Of
it, saying now we have go! something 10 throw
in his face" and such like expressions from those
who have been talking treason for more than
year. and doing all they d,re to hinder the war
But they had better not r,joioe too soon. 1t is
easier to accuse than prov. guilty.
POLITICAL LOCAL
We have the most harmonious people here
now that can be found, both politics. parties hav-
ing in caucus nominated for Representative Mr..
Hubbard Wright, the same who was elected last
year He formerly represented the old Wing
party here, and !, known to be for putting down
the rebellion bJ force Of arms aud sustaining the
Government. The Union men and Republicans
thinking him good enough for them had made up
their minds to have him thi, year and the op-
posite pafly knowing they could not elect any
other man also meant to have him. So they
called caucus last Saturday eve at l-2 O'Clock,
and the Republicans one at l-2 p NJ, on the
same day, and nominated him by acclamstion.
The ether party not liking TO be defeated, and
wanting good man, also did the same. So we
think be is indeed the peoples man."
Alta town meeting last Saturday the town
voted to pay all those who are drafted and 20 in
person $500 all those who do not 20 $3.50,
which seems to be Satisfactory to nearly all. ii.
Rev Mr.. Ira Morey, from Tennessee, where
be has preached for abou, twenty years, is IN
town now, and has been giving US some very in
teresting accounts of hi, experience there, some
times under rebel, and sometimes under federal
rule, He is no politician, but tells the simple
facts of the case, and is loyal without any IT,. or
butts.
BY the way why is it that the copperhsads
will never 60 out 10 hear Union man who has
seen the beauties Of this rebellion, and knows
what he Is t,lking about' IL it not because they
fear that some Of their peculiar opinions will
not bear the scrutiny. But the ligh, will shine
whether they will open their .4rgui eyes or not
aud hey may be assured that truth is mighty
and will prevail" D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-01

The REBEL DEsPoTIsM.-Mr. William II.
Lee, a gentleman OF intelligence, who has recently
arrived at Memphis from Mobile, having travelled
extensively in Georgia, says nothing can equal the
abject slavery Of the residents of ,li the southern
states to the rebel despo,ism. He stopped two
days at Montgomery, Alabama. As one case he
relates the suffering and death Of an aged lady in
that place. She was unable to do anything for
her own support, and depended upon the exer-
tiops Of four sons. Three volunteered early 10
the war, leaving only the youngest at home. By
industry aud economy he managed to support his
mother until, six months since, the man.hunlers
of Jeff. Davis, under orders, came along and car
ried him away TO Richmond. The old lady was
left Alone unable to do anything for herself, and
died. Her case is but one Of thousands Of daily
occurrence in rebeldom. Despotism hangs like
the pail of death over the South. Mr.. Lee say
the day is not far distant when those who nov
trample upon haplsGs people will be hurled from
power. The people aIe ripe for such move, anC
Il c,nnot be much longer delayed.