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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16

The BADGE OF DIsLoYALTy.--We
observe sundry gentleman just now sport
ing .scoppcrhoad" and ''butternut" breast
pins as an evidence of the bravery with
which they can confront the loyal senti-
mcnt of the community. We beg leave
to remind ali sucl, that there we're those
in this country who once wore the black
csckaie, but whose children have never
found their memory any the more savory
on that account The day will come, too,
when the children of the present race Of
copperhead traitors will curse rhememory
cftheir progenitcrs and turn with loathing
from the record of their traitorous crimes.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16
A UDIToR'S NOTICE

Ebensburg, April 2d, 1863 81.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-16


DIED: In Ebensburg, 9Th inst, CLARA
AN .SnA CARAVAN, aged 8 years and 16
days; and on 9Th inst. MAGGIE BELL
GARMAS, aged 8 years, months and
| L days.
Two sweet, kind ard amiable creatures
have thus passed away. Two jewels
shall say Pre- buried beneath the sod.
All, no! bat two precious jewels are ta-
ken from their encaseIDcnt on earth, and
placed in The bright crown of our Re-
deemer's rejoicing Whilst called TO part
with our dear ones on earth, it IS bliss to
know that we shall greet them again in a
better world if We be only true to our
selves and true to our God. w B.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
R. J. Walker on The Proclamation.

Weare permitted 70 make the follow
ing extract from letter 10 the Hon. r.
J. Walker (now in England) to friend
in this city We are glad TO knos shas
there i not the slightest reason 20 be.
lieves that President lincoln has any
thought Of recalling the Emancipation u
Proclamation, or that be will be party
20 the re-eHsiayemsut Of ihe freed men
made free BY the pFoelamation
Since the victory at Geitysburg. and
the fell of sicksbarg and Pert iadson.
aaggsslioaa appear that President Ian
coin should recall the Emancipation
Proclamation This voald ruin the
cause hcfe. The Proclamation was le-
gel, aud as such il did smaneipase the
slaves, AID they are now free How can
Mr. Lincoln Fs.eBsiavc themf The past
is irresoeable even by the Almighty pox-
er Besides, il wo1ld be a breach Of
faith TO the slaves, and in vie~ Of their
heroic condacl IN battle, eqa&lly unwiss
aud unjust
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
FaIlandlgham on Norgan.

An Indiauian, from Cambridge City
recently visited the Clifton House,
Canada, where he was introduced 70
vaIIandigham, Richardson and Hen
drickS What he heard, Is thus stated
in letter 70 The Gazette Of this morn
ing:
A beaatiful trio; your scoHld-be Gov
ernor seemed very confident Of his elee-
tioa--says he vas well treated by his
Southern friends-had safe exit from
Jes dominion; bat came near being
shiP~rcked OF Havaua, being able 10
throw stone from the vessel upon the
rocks.
Ia speaking Of the present Morgan
raid, be said i would Be impossible for
the Government 20 enforce the conscript
act in this State and Ohio; that Morgan
had bis wires laid TO that effect; thai the
present raid is only an Introductory mat
ter that he will give the States second
visit in case the law should be attempted
20 bo enforced
....iH.s., As s.RleaEa. .Eel~ ne4ee.ss SfAskasy
Of the second raid Of Morgan, II be
should be 80 fortunate as 70 escape the
vigilance Of our men. This arch traitor,
with bis satellites, is no doubt eoncoct-
ing some scheme against the peace and
prosperity Of the earth Val appears 10
be the center Of attraction among the
lords Of her Majesiys dominion, being
almost continually surrounded by visit.
ora His family was looked for that day,
and il was reported that Geo Z, Pugh
was expected REGuLAToR
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

The Southern sympAthiHess IN Tea
nessse are directly responsible Tor every
robbery and murder committed by row
ING outlaws upon citizens it Is no ex-
cpse for these sYmpaihizers 20 say that
they do not approve Of these crimes, when
II Is clear shaithey are encouraging and
helping 5esperadoes by either opposing,
or refusing 10 aid in restoring civil aa-
thority in the State, under the Federal
Government Every opponent Of the
restoration Of loyal civil authority is ap
outlaw himself OF the viless character
lie is nRhs Tor human society WasA.
/ UHioH
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

SrlLL CoNiNs Our-0n the 10th inst
n Government detective found and seized
ffty copies Of the New York Neirs, she
organ Of Fernando Wood, and the pet Of
the Vallandigham faction, with the fol-
lowing inside the wrapper. where Il was
supposed Il w0sld not be seen: To the
soldiers Of the G. ). A., with the compli-
ments Of Ben. Wood The package wns
on the boat running 20 Davis Island,
where lot OF rebel prisoners are con-
fined, and was maniiesily intended TO
convey TO them lot only the comfort Of a
public advocacy Of their cause, but q
private assistance OF sympathy. Thus
still come ont the proofs OF the eoanec'
ton between the Copperheads and the
rebels
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

TsHT rNDERsfCNFp HAS JUST ET-
i turnrd irum the F.ssf. shore b. hss i4ii in
ous - the best ssoeks 81 ei~fAinx ana eents fur-
nishirE Gnsris ss4F bfouEhi 81 this CITY. NJ
Cloths. Cassiaaerr~. rssfihes Sc yeFa s-lssstsa
With an sre siuHis - 4uailfg aud siYis and has-
IND become cunyeFsest utlh fhe tasfe q or peo-
pi-, am satisasa tbsi 81 shls psrticalar my Goeds
Wiii give cHrcii~us sstiriaciiou.
tseuta FURNISHING fsu.si+ = sserY ens0rirfi1n
VII afsu - fsura ~ ~ esfahIish a'lf -su5h -
sia~o. lIasissy. Sesk-Tiss. shirEs. Collars, sus-
ysnders. As. Er..7 .e
~ facilities f1r msuaf,csurinz CiothinE are
ereeftsnf. snd a. or Cuftinz GarHaenis q tt-ne
safts1acfi0n No pey ask uns - take fnsan
hfting Tarmehf % ny hands.
osrr-CQatinxs 81 exsry sHrtefy and style VII -
fo=nd ~ my fsfsbiishussnt. Though u say
suuad unreasonsbis 20 tsik q Ossrcusfs durinE Z
the . heaie1 term," ws musf reu.suhef that "a
pace 4 ihs tiaae 70 prrfags 81 ssr, sna IN
suusner nsake cur preparations ~ ths cold hlsst.
cf Winter. No hetser pscTarafisn e4n ~ devised
than the erdsTirE II god reliable VFsroosf
snrh -nay - fcnnd - 10 Fir-t STREET
Jrsi-rs for Ciothinx u every dsserirfisu sill
receive be personal aftsntion 81 ske uutzgsirbrd
and VIII y promptly affsraei %. The nottg ~
No. 4 is, - Frenfis-n runefusfiF f1ihfi~3.
Befofs ortrri Faii ~ bier suiss Gents sit
eonsulf thsi- oWn interest b sxsmiuing NJ
Goe.as and Priccs Rsnensi~r TIE pia1e--
No. FiEst street, lee.s Pot fllI.es.
anxis ,. II. CARLIS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

Hang the slavery questioal l'tn die
guss~d with u Let rs ignore IL and put
down the rebellion HeaFken, oh, Sob
Omon, 10 your brother, who is even aow
runuing through the streets yellins. at
The top Of his voice: My house il barn.
iug uPl Doa { notice tee fire, a, al, for
I NJ disgusted with IL Lei us fHnors fhs
fire aud pat out the cosfagrationl
We can igaore the FIRE and cx,inEuish
the flames jsst ss easily Hs We can ig-
more slavery and pot down the rsbeliion
Why the rebellion 10 TO slavery What a
couch is 20 consumption, only its lsgiti-
n nets RsplibFaIsllaAh ARRstussast
tie Il, or il viii settle us most effectually,
forever Wask f-ni0H
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
MILLINERY.
Cloaks. Mantillas, 4 Dressmaking
REMOVAL.

Cloaks. Mantilias, & Dressmaking.
Mrs. ELIZA s9fEcELBFRG. mas RI
ktI MOVED her Cloak. MAntiiia snd Dr~esus.
king sstahlishnient 20 lhe ED roet ece building.
mex. door 20 hss "a stand First street, between
Main and Lee st, Wherr se ~iil - happy 20 asii
arou her cid tg....as aud patrons again
she has engaged the assstance q Fus q he hest,
nre-smak r. u Leuisviiie. who guarantees syery
nrrss slie makes 10 ht to rerlrsfien.
Mrs SrirxriterE aieo has bought barge as
SORT ut of Siiks. Nead nEcassss Hair Rrsda ad
Curls. Iadys' reckrt Hsndkcrchtsis of every ssylr
sud a grrat many osher articles Ia the eonva.
nisnes % the fsdies % Evansville ahe vicinity tod
numerous 70 ulcntion.
The beat Se~ine Machines e Grover a Baker
mAnufactory fer flnstly sIse. tnr~sa BY
Mr. ELfzk srfEGELRERG,
es Ne. Is First Strset BET Main aud Sscsad
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
srArE elections are soon to take pIae'

STARE elections are soon to take place
ia the following order:
Vsrmans, September /.
California, September .
Maine, September IA
Ohio, October lS.
Pennsylvania, October Is
Massachusetts, November 3.
New York, November 3
Wisconsin. November 5.
Delaware, November Ia.
Iowa, November 10,
Minnesota, November 10.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
DRUGS, &c.


DRoueHroN A WOOD BEG LEAVE TO
ID call the attention ef the public 60 their new
Embellishments Just opened oFposiis tbs ceuFt
Ilonse
Having purchased a. lowest cAsh prices. fresh
sfeck of Drug. pvc stuhs. Cteniclsa ana frrfn-
merry. personally selected from Essieru Markets,
thry enabled to ones pHre aftigi- 81 mode
rats pFrat. Grcat aitsutien xli bs raia - the
iniporisnt department. ef pfsscrrieasi aud 80 al
things they intrnd 70 Keep up With the uairs aud
snaeeyor % plgss- 'isir suz'on'sfs El
a IL FAINT MEDICINES CAN M ruR-
y chased at tlss
AFAYsviLLE COAL OIL - SOLD AT THE
M CRESCENT CITY DRUG sroRe.
A sPLExpIp SODA FOUNTAIN Is OPEN
n a. the CREscENr CRY DRUG STORE.
XTERY CURIOUS rERFUNERIEs ARE SOLD
v ~ tb- CRESCENT CITY nRUG STORE.
THfsICIArs ARB RESPECTFULLY IN
II : ftanaed that rfcscriptiuus rsiishis pre-
pared At the CRESCENT CITY pEU1 sTcKk
DROwS's TRocuEs FOR sAIE AT TuT
/ ID New Drug stofe. eiFcsiis The CoEr' uouss-
/ SsOnA ASH Is Any QUANTITY AT THF
| - Nsw Drug stors. opposite shs eoHft House.
/ HORSE AND CafTIE MEDICINE ALWAYS
| ilNrrady A the Nev DTag store, epfosise ths
/ Court lleuse.
TeIEcrEc RUMrprfsC CAN RE FOUND N
| u nFuughtou Sced's. opposite The Cour
/ lluase.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
GOODS AND PRICES,

To ls.... IS At l.-.s. fair prosarles sf iA.lr
pstssaaes-
P-s-ws ara esasing oct eur eumnsr stock Il
Krs4f5y srfa1o1 prices y zlzks rozs fsr cssr s.,
fET Esd WtztsF Goo3s, isl7
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.

Cooks Sugar EVaporator.
WE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w Sais Of he Celetrafsd Exsi,eratar sor Slb-
SON AND yANpERBUReH Couaties- We
recnmmend them frem personal sNpesicIee. haF-
ing manofactared s0o gallons Of bssnflfal Ssrep
one Of them isst yssE- II h 20 The interest q
thoss having tsne to make up 20 bay enc ef
COOK : ENAPUkAToRS. a. ths NJ lns<es alaae
on those machines sell st freHa Ie 20 IS eenFs rer
gallon ~ thss that nasae semnAsn rsss. &c-
PeFscns SAasing viii Pleass ardsr sAriy. -
there may - delay in getting thez late IN ths
saaoa. send fsF phawFhirt 70
NiCkERY RRoTHERS.s
is2 No. s. Main 81. Evansylll
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
A. C. P q s h z e,

BEkEEa II
Foreign & American Fancy Goods,
COMBS. BRUSHES. PURSES. wALLETs.
Satehels, Toilet Soaps Rubber 6oods,
GAMES, YANKEE MOTIONS,
Ladies' Baskets, Chiidrens Cabs, &e-
No. 20, Main Street,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
dec13
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

A most notorious impoSter, named
Geo. W. Atwood, a printer, is exposed by
the Terre Haute papers De travels
with conrtezan who he represents as
his wife, forgets to pay hotel and wash
bills, begs money from the cram, &e-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

Ak EPIrAFH on SLAVERY John W.
Forney in letter to the Philadelphia
Press, suggests the following episaph for
the institution" when it shall have
utterly persisted:
"Died, BY the hands of It's friends, VINO
we're mad enough to believe that b cause
slavery had fourishe3 and been tolerated
in land Of liberty and la~, slavery
could therefore destroy both liberty and
law
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
DRY GOODS

Z E E N & P r E s 7 o N
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
Il EenersI Sssortrnsnt Il
Desirable Dry Goods,
which tier invite ths ,.srNde = - eAIi e-a sx-
anime prices and suslitiss; believing. kuewsnx,
they caa savs dealrrs additional freight aiis sx
pensaz In going further Eastward. lsuIs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

sT,HkxKYUL FOE PAST PAvoKs, We DE-
Il sire 70 ssT 70 oar oid eusi1rsrs, thar we IN
iBfend 70 ssF - sfrics afssnssou. close applsea-
tIon ard ezErfui purchases. egu:inaancs n Fteir
dzly apyrresated fAssFss sE1 - The public ws
woal1 ssy that ~ vs ssk = ell sBI sE sxazs-
Bstion of 0EF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
Vermont Medical Society Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting Of the Vermont Medical
Society was held at the State House, Oct. IA,
1868. The Society was called to order by the
President, Dr. J. M. Stiles of Windsor, at halt
past ten o 'clock A. M.
DR.. McCollum, the Secretary, being absent,
Dr. G. p Fro4t, of Woodstock, was chosen Sec
rotary pro. tenn
The proceedings of the semi-annual meeting
at Woodstock in June last, we're read and ap-
proved. At the suggestion OF DIS. Bradford of
Northfeld, Stevens OF ST. Albaus, and others,
the hour Of halt past four O'Clock, Tuesday
P. NJ was fixed upon for t ,e address of DR..
Stiles
Here members who had not affixed their names
to the constitution of the Society, were given
an opportunity to do SO.
DR.. L. G. Graves Of Langdon, n II. was
presented as delegate for tho Connecticut Val
ley Medical Association.
DR. Adoniram Smalley, Of Lebanon N Ii was
present as a Delegate from the Vermont Med
zeal Society.
Dr., Miller Of Pis.sf,ld, was present as a dele
gate from the Massachusetts Medical Society
Dr.. Darling Of Koons, N. H., H4I presented
TO the Society.
DR.. Stevens moved a mm,tteo to nominate
officers for the year ensuing, and report to-
morrow morning agreed to.
Drs. 0. 4. Blgelow Of Brandon, S. r. Day Of
St.lAlbans l.. NJ. TutCle of Springfield, Walter
Cuisine OF StraItord, and L. G. Better of Essex,
were proposed for Membership in the Society
The Committee on Credentials BENZ absent,
the President appointed DIS. Stevens, Bradford
and Knight as such committee.
The Committee reported favorably on the
proposition to admit the persons proposed as
members, and they were ADM tied and affixed
their DANES to Che Constitution Of the Society.
DR.. J. s. Richmond Of Woodstock, read pa
per on Chronic Pleurisy.
On the call OF the President, Drs. Woodward
o. Brandon, Bradford Of Mortified, Smalley of
New Hampshire, Stevens and Chandler of St.
Adams, Frost of Woodstock, and Miller of
Mass, followed with some remarks respecting
this disease, speaking of cases which hao come
under their observation
Adjourned to 2 p NJ.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
HOUSE,.


Reading the Scriptures and Prayer blythe Chap
lain.
Journal read and approved.
The Speaker announced the following
COMMITTEES:
Committee under the 4th Joint Rlde-Bullard
of st. Johnsbury, Cook Of Weybridge, Steele Of
Sharon.
On Bills Sewell Of Lnnenburgh, Goddard #
Reading.
On the library Torrey of Jamaica, Paine of
Lowell Smith of Hardwck.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE,
On Hays md Means -Deane of Cavendish,
Deming of Arlington, Cobb, of Hartland Wells
of Waterbury, Everts of Wsltham.
On Military Afrrs -Dorr of Rutland Lewis
OF Nor sch, Billiard Of st. Johnsbury, Dunshee
of Bristol, Howard of 1ownshend.
On EducaijOn-Parker of Middlebury, White
of Coventry Miller Of Wiston, Wheeler OF
South Hero, Abbott of Windsor
On Claims Wilson of Troy, Crowley Of Mt.
Holly, Pennuck OF Moni.twon, GoodeIl of Brat
teboro, Miles OF Huesburgh
On BahkS.-Smith Of ST. Adams, Camp Of
Stowe, Gleason Of Shrewsbury, Williams Of Rock
ugham, Anderson of Bethel.
On Manufactures Gay Of S'ockbrdye, Rx-
ford Of Highgate, Adams of Newport, Dewey or
Hartford, Root OF Sheburne
On .3grtctattue.--Fosttr of Derby, Hall of
Burke, Hunt of New Haven, Paul of Wells, Pat
terson of Orange.
TO make up the Grand ~Lia--Atwood Of
Monkton, Robinson of Ferrisburgb, Randall Of
Sandgate, Bailey Of Readsboro, Stanton of Dan
vile, Way OF Peacbam, Town of Redmond, Ash.
ley OF Milton, Howe of Concord, Meacham OF
Guildhall Parker Of Fletcher, Green of Mont
gomery, Kingsley Of Alburgh, Pike of Isle La
Motto, Parker OF Elmore, Andrews of Johnson
Cram Of Ihetfyrd, Wheeler OF Randolph. Lnon
of Charlotte, Cook Of Glover, Reed Of Farbayen,
Parmenter of Brandon.
On Lind Tores, Wires of Underhll, Hend-
erson OF Lyndon, Smith OF BrowningJon, Follans-
by Of Maidstone, Manley of Chittenden
General Committee. oodward of Westford
Virgin Of Bradford, Henderson of Lyndon, Boil
lock OF Leicester, Ram Of Poultney, Park O
Waterford, Watkins of Cambridge, Huntington
of Rochester, Chambern of Grand Isle, Bean O
Irasbursh, Woodman of Brighton, Dorman o
Swsnton, Fisher OF Cabot, Gillette of Whiting
ham.
On State Prison.-Burrows Of Vernon, Jud
son OF Huntington, Dolph Of Warren, Parlin O
Salem, Kelton Of East Montpelier.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

BAD FOR ENcLASp.-A late number of the
Richmond Whig IS rather hard on the English
people who have helped the rebels to so large an
extent 10 their privateerag enterprises. The
Whg says:
The Palmerston Administration is curse to
Great Britain 1t has alieneted the southern peo-
pie. depressed their instructive impulses toward an
alliance with the English, scotfed and repulsed
their Ambassador, soured their isinal DISPOSE
ton, and forced them, as it were, into the en-
brace of the Frencb-a union which at Fl st, was
less sought and less desired than league with
England. Oi friends II has made enemies or
nearly so. IL is answerabe before Heaven for
the murder of thousands on thousands OF South
ern men, for the plage of myliads Of Southern
homes, and for the beggary, shame and outrage
OF numberless Southern women. Repelhng the
earnest entreates Of France it has proloI ged the
war with It's untold horrors, merely TO crafty the
malignant i4ntticiSm Of Its AbolilonisI member
Lord RUSSELL, and his insane friends st Exeter
Hall. Ii is answetable to history and to the
British peo il for its short,sghted and narrow
minded pre- ,erence of temporary commercial ad
vautageS to durable and immensely profitable
alliance with the owners of the great storehoust
of the greatest mar ufacturng staple known to the
world.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

The news from the ballot box in en0eylvania
and Ohio and further west, is all right. The
pro-slavery conservative fanatics have been re-
buked by the people in IN unmlstakable manner.
The masses of the intelligent voters have de-
clared for the Government, and the Stars and
Stripes, and agalnsi treason and Copperhead
ism at home and abroad. jeff Davis must now
yield his last hope OF efficient AID and comfort
from northern States, and he, and his allies,
must yield, with such grace as they can, to the
inevitable overthrow that awaits them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

VALLANDIGHAM STILL AN ExILE.-lhe vote OF
Ohio is a loud invitation to Clement L. Y4landig
ham to stay in Canada. He is not wanted In the
Buckeye State. John Brough, war man, IS pre-
ferred by the voters Of Ohio, by majority large
enough 10 be understood. VaIlandgham is now
entirely at liberty, not having been allowed
to help the traitors as Governor of Ohio, to go to
France and work with Sideil, Mason and Gwin,
against the u. S. Government; or he can go back
again to the Confederscy, and condole with jeff
Davis over the disastrous defeat which the rebel
lion has just suffered in Ohio.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1868.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IA.
A. 1gTTTv


Semitic.
Devotional Exercises. Reading Of a portion
of the 32d chapter of Deuteronomy, and prayer
by the Chaplain.
Journal of Yesterday read and approved.
By Mr.. Fish, in amendment of Section 81,
Chapter SO Of the General Statutes in relation
to the Grand List referred to Committee on
Printing
By Mr. Englesby, establishing the times for
holding the Court of Chancery; referred to Com
mittee on Printing.
By Mr.. Child, in addition to Chapter so oil
General Statutes, in relation to the Grand List
referred to Conmttee on Printing.
This bill provides for the appointment of com.
miss Toner by the County Court, upon the petition
of the person who thinks himself aggrieved by
the apprasement of the Listers.
REPORT.
BY Mr. Bradford, for the Committee on Print
ing, recommending the printing Of 800 copies of
Senate bill No. 2. The bill was ordered to lie
and 300 copies to be printed for the use Of the
Senate.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From he House, that the Hall of Representa-.
tives be granted for the use of Vt. Historical So.
ciety on the evening OF the goth Of October
adopted in concur renee.
From the House, that the regimental and bat
terry colors Of the Vermont regiments now in pos
session Of the State be deposited in the Hall of
Representatives and Senate; adopted in concur
renee.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Bradford. rendering the use of the
Representatives Hall to the Vermont Medioa
Society this "wednesday evening adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Steveus the Senate adjourned
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
Notice.

This s TO certify that have given my Lahrop T.
Stoddard, his time during the nder Of his mnori-
ty, and shall rot claim any Of his wages pay any
debts of his contracting.
WILLIAM I. SToDDARD.
Attest Il H. SropDARD.
aitsheld, Oct 10Th. 1883
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14
THE DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be issued usual during the Session Ct the Legis
sture ornins and afternoon, in season for the mails
South and West II will contain the latest telegrsphe
news up to the moment Of going to press and will n ad-
dition TO its usual variety OF matter have full reports OF
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
expressly for its columns by experienced and able
reporters 1t will also Of such anniver
sary and other meetings held here during the
Session.
Although the FREEMAN has jus. been enlarged the reg
ulsr subscription price is the heretofore Wis one
dollar for three months
II will be furnished in quantities to members at two cen is
copy and at TINT rat. during the Session; and when
eight copies ordered, to address, postage
win be prepaid without additional charge. Single copies
hree cents.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-14

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teucy p Decay and youthful Error aotuaed by
desire to bene others will be happy TO furnish to all
who need Gree Of charge the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his Those wish
ms TO profit by hi- experience and possess Valuable
K nedy VIII receive the same, by return mail Carefully
sealed, by addressing John b. OGDEN,
Nc. 90, Nassau Street. New ork