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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
O'CLOCK, 7. NJ

WAsnryGroN, May a The following official
details VI the battle Of Black River have been
received
ylcKsBuRG, Mag 90, 6 A.. NJ
Hon i VI Stanton, Secretary Of UW;
GEN Grant won a great aud momentous
victory over the rebels under Pemberon, on the
Jacsson and Vlcksburg road at Banks Greek,
On the l6Jh inst.
Pemberton had a most formidable position on
the crest Of wooded hill, over which the road
passes lougitudinally Tie had about % goo men
The bit,l. began ~ IL \. NJ. and was gained
at 4 p. NJ. Its brunt Was borne by Hoyey's
division of McClernand's corps, anu by L.
CAMS and Croeker's divisions Of Mcpherson 5
corps.
llogey alta cked the bill and held the greater
part Of It ill o'clock p. NJ, when having lost
1900 men he was succeeded by Boomers and
Holmes brigade OF Croeker's division, by which
the conflict was ended IN that part OF the field
Boomer lost 800 men
Logan operated on the right and cut Of the
encmy duect retreat, so that he was compelled
90 escape b, his right flank through the woods
Logan lost 400 killed and wounded. lie took
about 1000 prisoners.
d NH VIZ 80 W +N'h"N'tS W WV AfiS bt'NNf w
fought Pemb rton again at the bridge there and
captured three thousand more prisoners. W,
fought III riffs pits, protec ed bya difficult bayou
lull otabatts. LaWie's brigade OF MeLlerncud'
/ charged the rha pits magt efficiently and took
more prisoners than their own numbers. Penn
berton burned the bridge and returned to Weeks
burg with only three cannon cut Of sixty that hi
had taken OUT
Building four bri ges over the Big Black
Gen Grant arrived before the town On the eve
nlng OF he 18TH, aud now holds It closely inyes
ted lie had opened line OF supplies via
Chickasaw Bayou having cut the town off from
llaines' Bluff. which is abandoned by the enemy
aud which Gen. Grant will occupy.
There was sharp lighting through the day yes
terday. Steele won and holds the upper bluff
and the enemy upper water batteries and get
water from the Mississippi.
Shermans corps lost yesterday 500 killed anc
wounded. Mcpherson WIN holds the center
los, little, as did McClenand who holds the lclt
The gunboats kept the enemy alert during th'
night, sud probably the town wall be carried to
day There are IRON fifteen to twenty Thousand
men Ia II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
RosroN MARKET. nInY 90.

Four.-wesien, s5.ib to 1000.
Por-,Iiae 1890 to $50, Mess, sli so to 1900.
Beef sll 90 tol50l Lard ~ to ny. Hams 81 to ..
Hogs dressed, 90 to 20.
Butter Il to 20. Cheese, 6iol0. Eggs 10 to II. Po-
laoes 70 to 90. Dried Apple to ei.
Bcsni g. 25 to 1850. Peas fl1o to sl,25
Hers grass seed tl.sT to az IS. ooyer,e toei.
Stirch 10 % Talow, to III.
Wool sasony leece s. to % American Full Blood 81 to
So Hal-blo d so to 50 Common 70 to SO.
Corn IS 70 %. OATS $40 81 Rye liz to go. llus,
is to 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

RunoR or INVASION. A Baltimore cores
pondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer writes
that a rebc. invasion Of Maryland and pennlyl-
yania is by no means an impossible contingency
and adds that Gov Curtin should lose no time
IN organizing tic State militia. lhe same idea
finds expression in other quarters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

ClSolNNA1i, May % President Lincoln has
changed Gen. Buinsidio's sentence Of Nalan-
disham nom confinement in Fort Warren to
TRANSPORTATION through the federal lines. VAL
laudigham Ia to DO sent to Louisville to-day on
the gunboa Exchange up'n his arrival he will
be b. nded over to Gen. Rosecrare, who, under
Gag Of truce will deliver him into the lines ol
Gen. Bragg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
a caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debil-
~ Premature Decay VI Manhood, etc. supplying al the
same time the means Of SeltCufe By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and Injury
through medca hunbug and quaekew . ..
Byencloslnga pc t-pald addressed envelope, SINGLE
COPIES may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
may25fyl Bedford Kings County, NJ Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

A DRArr.-The Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribute says that draft for 500 =
coo men will shortly be ordered by the Presi
dent for the purpose OF filing up the old reSl'
munts. It is not the present inter ton to form
any new rtgimfnls. There is no time to drill
and prepare regiments Tor this campaign The
draft has been delayed by tho labor OF organic
inr the machinery for it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE VINO Will REFLkCE

class OF m tadles prevail 70 'eartu extent IN com
munty dOomlnR Al least 10000 youth Of born sexes an
nually to au carly grave. Those diseases are very inn
perlecfly undeih.oOd Their sxterna inltesatons
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxapon and ex
hAnstiOn; Mlrasmus or wsstng and consnmpt on OF
the tissues If the Whole body h0rtne.s OF be thing
or hurried breathing on ascending hllluF hign OF
stairs grelt pal pat Oh OF The dear Asthma iron.
cbitis aud sore fhroati shaking OF the hands AID
Limbs, aversion 10 soeiety ana y tushes % sudy
mne.s o. ~, signt; 1853 u hemJfyi plzIlhtHs Oh
the dead htu ak Pans IA various Paf Vi thr uody
Pains IN the Back Or Limbs umD 60 pSspeisla VI
lndise.tloni Hresuilry tne oo"e - as, shseu see
tions Of the kduts aud other glands VI the DO as
LeucorfhB fedr AlJns, 10 LikewMe Eplitpyt
nyster,a ana Nervous opaains.
how, IN nlDetj -nInt OAs,s CUT " every one hum
dred, all the above baaieu dsUldersj ana NOT o
others not named IL Jusu ptIUn OF the LunRn1 and
that most insidious and Willy uin OF CONSUMPTION Vi
the Spinal Nerve known a. Table Dofsaes abd Ihbes
mest erica have their seat ana oiiEIn IN d'e4ses 81
The elyc \sceIn hence The want u success VI the
part ofIhe old school practice IN treating symptoms
vnly. fFM
Or. Andrew Stone, physioi IN to the Troy Lung and
Hygiebic lnsttuliuu, 10 nov aged la hesubg ms
class OF modern mHlac les Win the mOsl usioDishi
success. rne treatment adopted ty tine lasliptoE y
new it's based upon seientDc prneplss- Hlfu hYnt
discovered renleufes, without minerals Or poisoh me
aevs OF SUCH mat phtients csp te Gu eu NJ
Their hones IN any part Of TIE country IRON accurate
sorpions tther case. by lrief aud 9hye 'nv meL
clnes sem them Ui mail or express friutsd inirFfog
atones will be forwarded on APP lieaJn.
lTCOusumpu0n, Cataffh anu disefes oil the throat
cued rs wen NJ the homes OF pat gnis ~ W tne 10
tiou, by senun the CDtd Meuiuatoi lnutun9 tishc
ant direct CORE ,pDndeIce.
frPaiients applying Tor inierrogstories or advice,
must ineose return stamps, to meei attention.
gTFne attending plys.ciln VIII 90 iouhd A. Ihs ~.
situation, tor c0Lsuit4IOn, ff0m y A. NJ tOV al VI
DIR. ANDgEW ofOSE. &
Physicln to the Try Ian Ani dysiyic ia tdts, and
Fnyaic IN for Diseases OF tine HeArt, fnfoat and
Luags, - Fitth street., fJy Ae@ fofN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
NEW DISCOVERY.
q a II L Is a NJ Z a /,
Restoring the Hair aud Whtsksrs,

KtstorIng tho Hair ana WhNksfT
However gray to their original color, aud mpsrsing 10
the hair any shade required, from
DELICATE brown 20 A DEP BLACK,
fpHls Cnmpoua offered as the best thing known for
L thr above purposes Il Is asy Of appiiea con
ssung OF on prvparauca dovs not stain oroes OF
smut and aytA tho HAIR most beantlali h9t ANU Aus
~ aud oil a m 4 n nm intnt and hAtaf u color
he use Il his ardee, all the usual -"aPhS, sa'hns
and suongnT Of the har Is dsp wdh aud 20 Appii-
cation Is peal. ny simple rice ~ pc oo'us,
win A "a Is Iiannysrst Meets a fot,sr. lie wash.
An ION 4. John Nilsson, Jr, Co., 10 MAshnston st. "a
var,,r Ra.t 4 60 a. Hanover IT. & Al. Iouota ",
10 Hanov st. General Agents, Boston, Mass, aud BY
Dfnggista centrally, H s<'"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

Our river plckets report that the enemy we're
busy in digging last night on the opposite,
where the lower bridges were thrown over pre-
ylous 10 the late crossing, also that the enemy Is
plckets nave been strengthened on the river,
New YORK, May 49, Port Royal advices
state that rebel piokets extend TO Johns Island
SOME three miles from Hilton Head and keep
constantly annoying our soldiers without being
able TO do anything The rebels have erected
powerful batteries at Langieylle and c)ntriyed
TO hold Morris Island, which thev arestrengtll-
oniug. Our forces occupy Folly island Bota-
ny Bay, North Edlsto river, is our outermost
post, and s held by the Sd N. Ii. Volunteers,
Col jackson. Five Monitors, two gunboats,
and two mortar sehooners, remained in North
Edisto.
a Port Royal letter reports the capture OF
two sloops laden with cotton on the night OF
the l6ih. A schOon,r escaped out az the same
time
FoRTREss Monroe, %. The raid into Mat
thew and Gloucester counties, ordered by Gen
Keys, under Gen. fitzpatrick and Capt Gillis
has returned. IL was successful and brought
back q large number OF horses, mules, &C. IL
was combined land and water movement
WASHINGTON, 26. The navy department has
received the following
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, FLAG SNIP GEN PRlcE, !
Grand Gulf, May 10. !
TO Secretary Heies;
SIR ! mad tho honor to inform you from
Alexandria Of the capture OF that place, ano
the forts defending the approaches to the city
by the nayal force under my command. TWEEN
" four hours after we arrived the adyanc,
guard Of United States troops came into the
! city Cen. Banks arriving soon after, | turned
the place over to his keeping.
Tue water beginning to fall, | deemed it pru
dent to return with the largest vessels 10 thC
mouth Of the Red river dropped down t.
Fort De Grassy in the Benton, and undertook
to destroy these works. ! only succeeded, how
ever, in destroying the three heavy casemate
commanding the channel and Il small water bat
lory for two guns. About 500 yards below it
destroyed by bursting one heavy 81 FOUNDER ap,
some gun carriages left IN their hurry by ID,
enemy.
The main fort, On a hill some 900 yards from
the water, was unable to attend TO- ltisqult,
an extensive work, new and incomplete, bu
Guilt with much care and pains. IL will taxi
two or three vessels 10 pull It to pieces hev
not the powder spare to blow it up. The yes
sela will be ordered to work upon it occasionally
and il will soon be destroyed
10 this last mentioned fort, was mounted th
II inch gun. am led to believe it Lien in tn
III ddle OF the river near the fort, the rebel
throwing it overheard IN their panic at the ap
prJAcS Ol oar gunJOats.
Tho rat which closed the entrance, | hay
blown up, sawed 10 two, and presented TO tn
poor Of The ueighbJrhoOd
sent Com Woodworth in the Price, wit
Switzerland Pi!tsburg, anl Arozona, up BaoI
River to make reconnaissance, ard be destruye
a large amount Of stores, valued at 5 800 coo
consisting olsalt, sugar rum, molas.es, tobacco
ana bacon.
DAN. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
Teachers Institutes.

rHEACHERsi IN .TlTUTEs Tor the Counties of orarge,
| Windsor, windhHm Bennington, Rutland and Audi
sou, will be held 40 follow, Jlf
At fsRDSoRD, May 20 a ~
g. WiLMNdrON u" 20 x 80.
g NoRrn BENNINGTON, June 4 g.
WEsroS, a. O. ..lgs
WaLLsgP RD, " 96 10.
NORM FgRRt.BuRdH, 12 49,
The Institutes viii each ntinue 10 aHss during two
days th Lecture the Evening ecrdng each, and
on the Evening the IT day u each instlute The day
sessions will begin O'Clock A. NJ,
All friends Of Education are inyHed to attend, and as
punctnally a. possible.
Clergy are respectfully invited To give notice from
thei fupits lI I'D. -
Town superinenlens, az CO agents Of IA state, are
earnest requested notify Teachers and urge ,heir 1T
tendance aud also to notiy Clergymeu. Feathers are
reminded that time spent by III m In attending The lnstl
Of the Coonty where hsy teach by lar considered
b. spent in the OF their 'chous, 80 h MT
IN an, srnse, lost What character Common schools
st II aim impress upon the children OF the state T.
question Of very apparent Importance 10 tese times 50
iul Of peril 10 our cOantTy.
/ 20w2 J, g. ADAMS, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

Goyernmen. dispatches from England aud
France by the lass steamer are said to be OF
very gratifying nature. containing nothing
woich represents any Official action tending 10
disturb our relations with those two powers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26


ues
The Times dispatch says the War Depart
ment has ordered all the abandoned farms IN
Gen Ien'zIeman's department to be cultivated
by coutrabands.
WAsaINoToN, May %. Information from the
Army Of the Potomac is that all is painfully
qli"t along the lines, No camp news. Many
staff officers are absent on furl0ughs.
The Commercials special dispatch is as FOL
lows
Battlefield cF BAKERS CREEK May TO-
The Federal army under Gen. Grant has won
another glorious victory. furious battle has
be9n fought, lasting nearly hours and resulting
IN tho defeat Of the enemy at all points, with
the loss of 1000 killed and wounded, and three
complete batteries Of heavy ril3d cannon, be
ides single pieces, 2000 prisoners a large guam
tity Of small arms and camp equpages. OGi
success was signal and complete.
Early in the morning of the 10Th, Gen. Nc
Clernand's corps was put in motion, while Gen
llovey division advanced across the open field
to the foot Of Champion Hill
At II the battle was commenced. Champion
Hill was covered with timber Aanked ON both
sides with rayines and guhes, and il many
places covered with an almost lmpenetrable
growth Of scrubby bushes.
The battle ragged terribly from II A. NJ. to
?, NJ Gen Hoyey's division carried the height'
IN gallant style, making dash on the first bat
tory and capturing 1t from the rebels.
Lying thick in the vicinity were guns, gun.
carriages, broken cassIons, knapsacks, blankets
small arms and other debris, all attestng the
terrific struggle for the ground.
At this iunoture the rebels were reinforced
and Gen lloyey was slowly d.iven back Gen
Quimby. with brigade, went to the supporto Of
Gen. ll0yey, and the ground was speedily re-oc
cuped, ana the rebels finally repulsed
AT the commencement Of the engagement
Gen. Logan's division marched to the brow oil
the hil, forming line u battle on the right
oil Gen. Hoyoy, and advanced in gallant style
sweeping everything before him to the edge OIL
The woods.
In the front Of Gen Logan the battle was o.
the most desperate character imaginable. Tho
rattle Of musketry was lncessant, and the re
ports Were 70 blended that single discharge
was rarely heard.
Gen Logan captured two batteries, largl
number Of pris0rers, small arms, &c
WASHINGTON, May rs. Up to noon to-day nj
official information Of tho fall of Yicksburg ha'
been received
Gold in New York to-day at $3.50, $l,45
ll3O, 81 46 Is.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
Is AHhfSurYN Disfmcrss. MVbtpriief, WRhin ana lOr
-aiu Dls.iict, on th- ia day 81 aay, A. D. letJ
BENJAMIN b. DER, quad an VI Ora t. smIn
ID aud Harry B smlIh, nlno tens Oi James S"'h, ave
II aDu ~ sad distfiet dec.ascv makes AppncaNoh 10
said cont fOr 70 suii thu ioiOwhg de'ef'uea
real estate VI his sad watdssla cd IA ad IaDo. ~ VIZ
tner ineIvst tue idrm Occupied ny lhe rAd 'smss
>uiu a, nu time uf his ueeeasc repfeschuns that he
iheieo ior The luipVsv u '.ins ue pio.eeus VI
such safe az hrfsst invrstng The sahe IN dVsAs VI
,uat estate, would b. buhehe mi ~ sald waTus
Nherun, Il 10 ufdcfuU Ny said COuit anal aso appli
cation 10 eiefred session lhcftot 10 be heiu ~ bs
Ptubate Once SAID mUhtrtneiJ on the io'o Jay VI
Juue, AID. 1868, Il nearing aud decision theieSn anu
~ uhcf tnst all PERSONS iDie'esIed be "ohsa
nefevf, W puuhcativn VI up,ce VI sad Application ana
ufurf Ihefvun fare, wveAs excessively IN Tue "fesh
freeman, pinned al s'on'pr'ief, before sau
uu,u hearing lug, they may appeI a. said 'imo an"
pace, sad, Il they eaasu, opJeel thets'o'
ny tue CuuIl,
fal3W Attest, A II. MEkRll.b, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

CONFEDERATE DEBr.-Taking the rebel ac-
counts OF their debt, aud making al equal diyIs-
ION thereof among the people OF the Southern
States, it would amount to just one hundred
and Sxty-lhree dollars FOO each person The
Nashville Uqiou remarks that "a poor man
with a wife and SIX children, 10 herebcl States,
will owe jas. one thousand three hundred and
Jour dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
.s=

Tun TEA pLANr-snid to be declared genuine
by u Chioamlu, the Nllliamsport Bul,im
siatas-i, found upon wild lands in Cation
County, Pennsylvania Several persons skilled
in the taste Of tea declare this native sort US
good as the imported.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

In Camden. N. j., Nay 10th, by Rev. Robert s. White
Mr. George w. Bassst, formerly Of barre, Va and aiss
Carrie r. Taylor, Of HamnontVn, j.
In Church at South Royaton, by z. 5. Haynes, May 81,
Mr.. James NJ. Bihkley aud Aiss Lu.r.lia spaud.uS,
both u KoyNton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

CorroN IN KANsAs,-So mneh ground has
been planted to cotton in Kansas this Spring
that it will undoubtedly become staple crop
in that State, il the present one prores success
nl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

MiemsAN ElEorioN.-0G iai Vote The Of
fetal canvass Of the returns for the STATE cleo
ton in Michigan, in April gives Republican
majirity of 1859 on Justice of the Supreme
Court, and IN average majority OF S,s25 on
Circuit judges This, too, while so many
,housa nos Of our friends were absent in the
field.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

LlKur. GEoReE DEWEY, late Of the steamer
Mississippi, hiss been assigned to duty on the
steamer Moaongahela, now in the Mississippi
river
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
FINE TAPESTRY CARPETS.

noY l. VELVET nsDALIoNs aud BRUSSELS are
IL seinF Al low price BY the NEW ENGLAND GAR.
par u, 10 Hanover Street, bosten, Que. price aud
cash syslema surety adherei 10. a.il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

10 via LAptrs DIR. Htl's Balsam is special ,
aantcd % the delicate constitutions VI females aud ~
II conta rs no opium 1t viii cause deIange
mant--wwhe the tonic p opercs Of the haaam are in
valuable IN impar,lng strength to tie system.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, neld
y AsAISofos DISTINCT, IS. athonipencr Nnhn ana Tor
said Dlstrc ou the l.,n Jay vi May, a. -, lseS
N lnsltunuai, UpVnlag ~ be tue lac, VA ana rs
"A lament VI suu,i .avt atr vt i,shtldi ~ said bis
tact deceased, ucug pfessnt'd to tue Oouh ~ 'ANh
fulertOu, tue pcisuu having custody OF we same, iof
PROBATE -. Z,
he ordered by said Court, tina, all persons concerned
Iheieln be uu,d appear al asrssion u sau Cout 70
DC udt AT the Probate UihtC, ~ hUnttcef, on INC lo
IA. al Juue A. d. lrti ANA snow cause, n Auy tAel nal
apaist the probate Oi suid viii 1T wh,on purpose,
Il Il utnuf eul OF Tue trs"t0 o ihis vucf
be pnBsurd three weeks suteussNsy mine 1eeh huvn
tam Freeman un,td At Montpelier, prHouH ~ sald lnns
nep,luteu tut heafug. true c,ap VI iceufd,
tawJ Auest--T Il. AGkklI.L, Judge,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden Al
HArHIsstos DurRer,s SIS Montpelier. In and fof said
District, or the hday Of May, u. lsGS'
MN. BtNBY, Administrator on tue esi,tc Of A. VI.
w Nevins, late III Mo'et wn ~ said suist, eeeised
makes application Ia said onatt tn extend the time
hrirofote allowed him to pay the debts due from said
estate aud to render hts account until some
future day
whrfeupnn, Is ordered by said onu that said appli-
cation he heard at the Probate Office, IN Montpelier,
he 10Th day II tune bext and u hIihef o'dcrtd,
that notice be given to all persons conc,nsd BY the pub
litAion of this order IN the Green Mounsin freeman,
printed At "onipeer, thee weeks successfully, ee"e
said hearing.
by the Court, s.
fQlw1 Aitest-N, A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
EsY TELEGRAPH
GOOD news FROM GRANT
CAPTURE OF vIcKsBURG
TO THE FlIEEMAA

SUCCESSIVE VICTORIES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

NV YORK, May % The Posts Washing.
ton letter says that Gen. Butler will 60 Yves.
aud take command Of a new military depart
ment to consist OF the Free States West Of the
All .ghanies, and that bis chef business will
be the enforcement Of the CONSUMPTION act.
Il is also rumored that Gen. Burnside has
asked to be relieved from his command.
IL is understood that Gen. Hooker is not living
idle for nothing. The country will hear from
him agar sooner than expected. and the enemy
will PROBABLY have enough to DO on the South
EIDE Of the Rappahannock during the month Of
june
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26
Special Dental Notice.

| shALL ltaye my once,
la thelseu, VT, --.-
On Monday, June 1T, IL be ausent for FEW WEbko
ONLY Notice a my return vii tbe given IN the GAkks
MouATAiS NEkkEr FRltaAN.
al roH Oncs addfts, whUe alb ent. will be Paus.
bu.sn. n Z.
rhe p bic Gre again reminded tDal am the only per
son h5insa Lie nss to manufao Ieeth on the Nul-
c nitr OF Huubsr base in Lhrlsea. W. alU . -
Am authorized 70 MAKE This statement by H. w
FrAnkin G,Lrta Agent of the American HArd lSu0osf
Nj p,ltists maAlnE Ietth on the NucAnitv basr WIN
oUr LcrN.r a. wcli a. III II ra.ienis tor un0m the y
make ueh tee h. atv lnlrngers agaiast these fseHts
b,r COMPANY @. b. bIXal.
Niay 80 1893. WV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

Judge Dixon, Republican, has been elected
Chief Justice in Wisconsin by majority Of
2,SOl.