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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

The rebels have dug new rife pits along lde
river banks IN Fredericksburg 10 provide against
cur crossing again. Stuart crossed the Kappa
hammock, back mo tho rebel lines near Wafer
loo ten miles West Of Harreat9n on Wednes.
day night. Our cavalry under Ayerll, which
wont ont in pursuit OF him, dill not ogcrtlko
bis main body, but brought back $50 prisoners.
The Richmond Examiner pFonounces Gen.
Bolor being permitted to leave New Orleans
alive, STAN upol the character Of every man
IA that city who has strength torai5e a weapon,
MOBILE, Tuesday Dee. 30 jeff Davis and
staff arrived here this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 9, The following has
been received at the headquarters Of the army,
here:
CAIRO, Jan .. The telegraph line is work.
Ing to Holly Springs ard Cor,nh Cen. Suli-
van WHIPPED Col. Forrest at Spring Hill, rout-
iug his entire force, and capturing bis artillery,
and 300 stand Of arms. The rebel Colonel Ma.
pi-r was Killed and Col DeShay taken prisoner
(Sjgned) W g. Turtle,
Brigadltr General.
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The Confessions and EXper'
cncc Of an Invalid.

nrBtJsHgD FOR THE RESEFtr and v.rein' and
canton to ysungnen Who sarcrfrom N'rvous Delhi.
~ Premature neoay SCI supplying Al the time '
mean. az sefuae. ny cue who has cured hmsel aitei
latng nut to great expense through medical imposition
~ ,n,keff ny enclosing post paid addressed enytl-
ass ,satr ebttss mty he hal q the author, AfnAN
mi. MAYFAIR. ESD Bradford, Kings g., n. y
~ ts.F~, terat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

Tie 81 u'-hs "a 80 ttt. .irt .tttt So ...t s,fn
si,e.s IA uant oJutiu.us al ts ,r,..pu .r ~
miscellany IA ca 20. tai 90 iiit uit aut n d, e
ttW' atd e'tstttu x -eic.t oI' a., VI. s3e ,.iaol
a. dh<. i's oaiti" marhrt ni rJfei g. 1fts IA x
II hh iy Va.utO.. ~ ss,rt "a ,nr
LEANS.
lhe GO dollars pc anna g.. $50 cope. 10 one al Tres
tNt DO late. nv co 4 l. sns a ti44.s I'VE va.
10 vvts noui tWO Dol as sn" u ~ ctn .. y = ysar
ing COPIES fht.u Ce.ta. rue is.,vd IA l,aIys Add
ftuDE
leu eopie. S905l
fora ca. u ,es copies, an ex "a eIpy san oe n:
lOf uitr tHf
ra olub oI lwelty copies. ueopy or The daily Tor
oie1tur
tor IN of ilt, coae., N uAt y, WssSly AID
semi cesiy Wa he scnt - eat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06
HAMPTON RoADs, Jan. 80 p. NJ

HAMPTON ROADS, Jan 30 =. NJ
To Hon Gideon Wetes, Secretary of The Nary
line Monitor in tow OF tie Rhode Island
passed llatteras ShUals on Tuesday afternoon
The weather was fac and promising.
About 9 +. NJ. squally weather commenced
and about 10 1t blew hard At 100 A. NJ,
Wednesday morning, the 3lst, the Monitor
having sprung lsak went down.
Commander Bankhead and the officers and
crew Of tic Monitor behaved nobly and made
every ellJrt 10 save the vessel
Commander irenc1ard ard the officers OF the
Rhode Island did everything in their power 10
rescue the officers ana crew OF the Monitor
The Rhode Island has arrived. She passed
the Montluk at $3.50 this morning Is to 20
miles to the norJhward Of lIatteras, doing well.
Weather fine.
(Signed) S. p LEE,
Acting Rear Admiral
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

Ne Urn RHGaEgr The Burlington TINES
ur' from the l2ih regiment report the
a,Ion Of Commissary Sergeant Derby, to
lar,ermaster s rgeant. Charley 1'hachcri
arlington, has been appointed Commisafy
arD Assistant Surgeon Conn has now
Charge Of the Medical Department of the
inea, Dr. Kctchum having been promoted
Is position Of Medical Director Of tho Brig
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

III Invaluable medicine unliling 10 The eure of all
those paint i and dan zerous dis 4tes ngt.rnt no iht
m lie Constitution
Il n1dsrAtrs all xcesse4 and rem ives an obsiructpn'
ron Rha.eyer cause AMI speed cure may be relied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

GrfaAGErus G5AEaNNESI SwINDLss rs NV
rN- ruore seems TO be no end 20 rottennes'
l.e uppandases to the government machine.
..ft,er Jaef1 is any prey, there are Tie de-
.HtJ huHlrds gathered, and % is wonder
40 lhe OTIS ship sails mat all. I be lstcs' d.
rsmeut is that Of giant fraud ID New
ls. amounting TO at least 500, eco Iht
.ti. mot the contractors, bot imIolli.
sing agents, rayenous brokers and unpfia
arsets. The funds swallowed up were
Ti.I as pay for toe CHTcnse Of recruiting
....is, and Tor their subsistence. Thy b1lft-
eus,s and beer saloons concocied lhee bill
lI cid them 20 the brokers, and they IN tom
... a-el the figures to fabulous amounts by
r-.n,. and then presented them TO The ag'n +
government who cashcd them With TOO Httl0
na..eauon And 60 j, has gone--iho oo.tvI
tVas meant 10 assist the cause Of the loyal
Flo pockets Of thieves and rascll' lt Is
30 ,alk about restitution or justice. lm
imp s>be, aud tho other too lame &
uas go punishment these scayeugers and ~!
Springfield RePujieaH,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

est. Homer r Stoughton, 2ad Co. Alb Regt
.art.sh9oors is promoted to Major Of the 2ad
.m.nt MS commission dates from the bat
81 Autieam lie has been IN command u
regiment ,iuco that time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

New York, Jan. 5. Special dispatches from
Washington, give the following from Rich.
mond papers Of Friday. The first Dispatch is
olicil to the rebel war department
MunraFrsBoRo, Dec 81 We a@aied the
cnemy ut o'clock this morning, and after 10
huurs herd 6shIing have driven them from every
position, except hls extreme LIT, where he has
successfully resistel Us. With the exception OF
this point, we occupy the whole field We cap
iured 1000 prisoners. including two b igadrr
Generals, 3 pieces OF artillery aud some iUO
,gons un4 teams. Our loss Is heavy, bat that
OF tie enemy Is greater
(Sgued) BRAXToN BRAGG
General Commanding.
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Sr LOUIS. jan g. Gen. Blunt ;elegraphs
rom Van buren,, Ark, the 3oth, that the reb-
els retr,ated during the night towards Arsadel
pha abandoned about 60 wounded rebels al
iorl Smith, whom they left with instruction to
take care Of themselves.
Gen. Blunt reports that Col. Phelps, whom
he had mt into the Indian Territory with 1900
men mas driven the rebels under C3ls. Coffee and
stamyort across the Arkansas river at Fort Glib.
son and destroyed the rebel Notifications, bar
racks and commissary buildings at Fort Davis
The rebc Greek and Choctaw Indians have ex.
pressed desire to lay down their arms and re-
,uIu to their allegiance Of our Government
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06
T2LE4RAPH[C NEWS IrE n

NV Yoa6, Doc, 80. 4 special dispatch
from Washington states that last evening the
} d. lorce we're at Chlntilly, Elk miles i,1m
lat.a1 Court House. In passing otoushten e
io-e.. sst night, though covered by woods and
laae quickly, Stuart got discharge OF aftil
.,ry aud masketry. Six dead hoTsea we're found
tts morning, and tokens of the removal of the
ymqdrd The twenty-five smbulancrs and
wagons they removed were empty, and The forty
llsln,rs IN their train motley crew OF suffers
uatuldicrs. Gnhys 6sht at Dumlres was a
Nn handsome ono. With inferior numbers be
I, p.i.ed The attack,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

b College bell az Dartmouth, was runs ff
bolr., Immediately after tho reeaip, IF
roaiAnstion Of freedom Tho enthusiasm
|, DID bounds
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

Nsw YoRK Jan. 5. The Times Washing
ton dispatch says there is nothing IN the recent
adyices IRON our Ministers in Europe indicating
j change in tho policy of non-mteryenton
President Juarcz writes hopefully uf the ability
ut the Mexlcaps TO defeat the progress OF the
French towards their capital.
lne iron.clad gunhOat, acre sent from For
tress Monroe to Wilmington, with the % jaet ul
eating off the railroad communication between
Charleston and Richmond.
Gen. Batter has obtained leave to visit BIT
home. lie had long Interview with The Pres.
tdent aud Cabinet ON Saturday. The President
expresses every confidence IN him, aud entire
satisfaction with hIs course ut New 0;cans.
NEw YoRK, Jan special dispatches iron
/ the Army oi the Potomlc, dated opposite Fred
ericksburg, Jan. 4, state that it IS believed
among our commanding oiioerG that II large
numher Of troops have been withdrawn from
our front. and amt via Potersburgh, to rein
force Bragg at Murlrecshoro'.
The weather continued warm and clear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06
TIE DAlLY WORLD

The Dpiy rd isItems ,oma,n C,sIn rtis
std Nrw- inutr pdlrhe ~ an rtIa, 3 +. H.. .sfi
ie giArh Iews WI r'lf'e - ,esot emo te .u.,ws
sc Hr ut' l""tt ga y .t c.ni.iHs u % ana, O.,
cunmetc ~ heAt. u sup NsN- H. 90 e al TAT 4
W. re Rep rs Foo IVA AID Uon,su, IN .rf iou
sioes &c. aud onfn sfc,A w. n uI,i .ss la oAl
90 " tnuui.
rtRns u,vAR ABLY1yA,vAs e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

CNusSArl Jan 8. Mai Isaac A. Cook,
paymaster in tho army, has been arrested for u
heavy delacaton amounting to half a million
Of dollars. Must Of the money was lost in gam.
bling. Simultaneous arrests Of gamblers have
been made In Cincinnati, Caio, Chicago. Lou.
isyille and other places. About $4,000 ha,
been recovered ut Cairo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

Ngw YoRE, Jan. T. A special despatch from
Murrecsboro, dated Friday, states that the reb-
els we've twice ropulsed IN their fierce attack on
our centre aud right. On Thursday night Gen
Rosacraus ordered Boatty's brigade to cross
Stone river on the left, which was accomplished
On Friday afternoon the rebels made ire
mendous attack on our cenue, but were hand
somely reru.sed. At the same time they throw
an immense mass infantry against Bsattey's
brigade, driving il across tho river, when Neg
ley and DAVIS divisions wen to their aid A
most desperate struggle ensaed, and all the n.
tiIery OF both armies was brought to bear.
Our men suffered terribly and uuanchingly
AT last NeglCy ordered . charge when tho reb
els gave way The 10Th Pennsylvania charged
home on the Goth tennessee, capturing It's col
ors. Another regiment charged and e.zed the
whole rebel battery. a grand shout OF victory
arose along the whole llne, whom Gen. Rose
Grams advanced lis whole line to the left, cstab-
lishIug u.aIf on the east hank af the river, the
enemy ormar position, and thj right holding
lts original position Of " Wednesday.
The advantage "a with us. The battle will be
resumed CD Saturday and all feel confident Of
victory
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

n larn lou tae North Star Of tho l0IIoH'
.aus 10 capt. Ayers company, 18Th w.
m.lt:
] ~ Carr. Dangille, died at Camp w..
], .5.l. u typhoid fewer A. w Miner
,t..a. gJ.b, typhoid fever Sergeant J. O.
Walden, ID .r. 4.h, dise4s, oi bowels
b. Burdick, DluyIe, D4c. 10, ever
L-m %, Walden, Baptist Caurr
Sd, Dee. l7.h, pneumonia W. W. Sis
...e. Camp w.. Dc. jth, typhoid lgsf
j o9.daafy, tladwick Ring rect llosp
ae 3d. typhoid fever c + Che-'g
iAI,s B,pus! Charcl Hospital, Pc. y
.aiI fewer G. Is. CLARK, Dan7llIe, Bapl-'
.fcu Hospital, Dee. Dist, t,ph0id fever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

IIFAu4UAhIEEs AHuY 81 -ia PJr1lAC,
january ..
Gen. Burnside returned ir.m Washington
this forenoon. ana sbg.ur.sit,l nv Ills Grand
Division CONAN ud,rs.
Ss,eml clnua14uls came into camp t0.iiy.
ANA were received ID .ccor1auee vain tie Proc
am4uon.
-
rea4,es, N,,.-ar. Jl Considerable sx-
eit,a,.t,.. Viz cre.,r.iin N,afik fodav 4, a
.u,ess celebration. eli. e.atr.h.ass tri.
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iaui b, n. ~. oo,,,.i,l NJ -Iry,r, Itv,.oe.
!,rst..d ttett...y were DE-. fr.,,, tss L.r.s-
uay o. .uc Emancipation pn..4mauou.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

washington, Jan g. Tho following has
been received at the Navy Department;
FoHRE.s Mo>HoR, Jan. 3.
10 ION. GIDEON Wees, Ssc'y Of the Nary:
The 5 ate oil Georgia reports that the
Monitor louudoroj on Tuesday night south OF
Cane llatteras with the loss Of Two officers and
So men, names not known, belonging 10 the
Monitor or Rhode island or to both.
(,igned) REAR ADMIRAL Ike.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

/ PROPOSE 10 sell al fuilc Auction the VAN NEss
| YARN. recently acquire, by hv State fom II. n
naes trcasurr IN ibe 91tn tN Of January 1888, Al 10
pei1fk A. b., nj The atKniGAs Horst, In Burlington
uless snpnrr dt,t used \ ga Farm IS suat.d on vi
no shl iiytr, twh sand htif from the village OF
burlington, anil contain. $50 aefea Of intsrvals wone
AID upland lhiiiA "a Nas thy prop Of q ~. EhAl
Alea, AID upon ei' h. resided at the time Of hi d.
cae and thr lannon's tihau llirn nhrtl. qnafr, Ia nm
on H. Possession Will Be giytn april Is lsdi
LkYi UNDERWOOD,
Stat Iytnt.
Burlington, De-. tsh, 1852 deeoa walsv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

oSaL.-Dr S. " Tbayer, j., who ha.
b. visiting tho Vermont r gimeats 10 camp
Washington, Las returned H. r'rore
, Boys all dong well and anxious Oraot
l,i,e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

WAuNeroS Jan. g. The following despatch
has been received OF the Navy Department;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

SENATOR FooT. was at homo during ,hc hrl
i.,s, and returned to Washington the lst,ina.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

neg YORK, jan. 3 \ special dispatch from
Washington to The Herald says that "a rumJ.
vac prevalent on Saturday that the President
has eArad an intention 20 take command oil
Che Army OF Virginia in fctsoa.
Its rumyred lsJ that Con Mcclellan 10 to
be assignee to the duty Of organizing an army
10 lortre,. Monroe
4 special despatch to the NtoHy says that
Gen blru,iIe again rendered h.- resignation on
y ednasdly As, The President positively de
c.iadtoa cFJ Il, ana has given him full power
20 l,1 into Winter quarters, or advance upon The
enemy as ho may elect.
10 Is also understood that there is to be no
more inci,rtuc from Washington and that AL
supplies Gen. Burnside needs viii be furnished
BIN.
Its confidently expected, in Washington,
that the army will soon ue in motion against
the ie3eIs
BALTIMORE. jar. 1. The Saif,lk corrcspen-
lent OF ,h- american under date oi------.
3 announcing Oh return of MJ Gen. Peck
and review OF Gen Corcoran' 4 brig ,de.
fteDr taso shown thenseyes In front
lately aud il is thonght their apparent anxiety
90 g,t INTO hsht viii soon be pratied.
The lmrieaqs correspondent Expresses tn
hope tha iu a daycr two he will lie able tC
give stirring news IRON that quarter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Jan |. Rebelnewspapers
captured az Van Buren, Ark, admit the loss OF
10. rebels 10 killed and wounded at the battle OIL
Prairie Grove was over 1890
The entire telegraph correspondence Of Gen
llindmln was taken II contains mach yalua-
bic uiorma ION, and will be forwarded to the
War Department
HE ~, .ta.1u Of the rebel army is most pit
liable 1000 If lludmlus IN antry are with
out stoes. tho loss o rebel cItlz'rs by the re-
cent reael raid amounts 10 over bali q million
Of dollars. The rebels are dispensing in every
direction Gen. Soaoied has assumed com
mand Of theaimy Of The frontier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

Nrw Yosk, Jan. 5,--Rumor says Brigadiel
General aud a Colonel have been arrested it
this city, charged with heavily defrauding ,b'
Government.
1890 A. NJ. The lines to L1uis' lille are ye
down. No news from MuilrecsborO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

,ng CONFESSIONS ANn GxrEMENtE or suf
| PEREZ. -Pahiished "a sarmng, and tor the sps
cal ben, ut of You Mep, and those Who suar viii Ser
yous debility ,los If Mtmo'y Prrmsiurr Decay, sc.
nv one who has red htmsrlfby simple means after be
ne put ta great expense and uycnener, through Oh
use ~ vorthess msdolhes prescribed BY harmed uoeter
single oopita MAY he had u the aVtl O., ANhthI
Esg., esupunt, Long sland, by euoOaihS postpaid
addressed Envelope Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, E'q.
s13m2 Gfe,npoint, Long lsahl' ~
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ter district were arrested las. ight, while en-.
deayoriag to reach the bocAlders 10 an open
boat
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INe lhluJ.
,-
LOUISVILLE. I4n.3. telegraph, c3mmun-
oauon uas I.eu restored between here and
Nashville.
l..s reported tia. Ca. Bragg was killed to.
Jay.
There has been G,ht.o- uU day, bot ~ rar-
uc.,irs ..fs given Oas forces are d ivAneia..
and tI.e reb,..ars falling 1lek ac.oss 5 one rly-
In. Ii has been r.iuin. ail day 10 tAe vicinity
s! o.. MteIId
asctD DISPATCH.
There was heavy c4uuuua4ag u.d4V I'LL noon,
Uh.u thg rsb-ls e.4ct.d oug wing. aoi were
t-rf.5., repals.l. Il-rs w4sy.ry hula fight
iut Yesterday. Our lo.cga do uot yet occupy
Nlrastt.fa. Ibs rebels attacked and d.
su5y.l our hospital building 90 Thursday.
They are hem. strongly reinforced RON the
reU, ARMY at Richmond
rlIa0 ps.rAru
Th-7, vasa Spirited engagement at Lsyorga
to.daY. between tas mechanics and eugueegs
under Col. louis ana Cen Wneaton's rebe
ct,..ry. I4c M... H-ra routed witch less Of
53 Auied
Al cun.rahnis clp'ur by the rebels on
the lcrai wagon ifaias az. imnodiAtely Slot.
MtIr skinner ami Capt King, WHO were
bong conveyed Ia aa ambulance from the battle
fsld. were captured bY tie rebels taken ioe,
mile, away, thea plroicl and thrown ont on
the road.
ten. Which isuo. killed., but is wounded
aa3 q prisoaar.
Yesterday zen. Rosecfsns personally took
command 0f ue 4h Z. s Cavalry, and attacg-
"a GEN. WAsauus rebel Cavalry, Who were cut
.5 pieces ana ut,c.lr routed.
i dspaIh from C5l. Andersen % Holdqagr-
.a7s saws we have whipped the rebels decidedly.
FOURTH usgarW
i NaHynrF. Tmn, Jan. 3 Col Mckee i.
Irepaftcd A,lHd. Om loss Of officers is heart
renIluc. Tac fighting 70 day has been lighl
IN closed last evening with terrible slaughter Of
tie eucmy.
rITu DESPATCH.
The Grst DAYS sighting was all our own way,
lut tho right win OF our army fought islll
il,l Il bl! p sition. The t}ird dav wo icpulsed
Che rab,s with terrible Slaughter, ourselves sus.
miaiae bul sishtl0s
uxrn DISPATCH.
CNRo, Jan. 8. Dispatches from Gen SAer-
man On The battle Gli'at Nlcksburr. received
.at Helena. Arsans,s, on Saturday the 9th ult.
give ,he following:
Gen. Shefin IN dtbarked his forces on the left
81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

GpjDfo VERMONT RooP,---Tae Burlington
TIM, says Brig Gen Brooks formerly ncom-
MI If Me lst Vermont Brigade has lately been
.nn "a TO the command Of Gen. Slooum'e old
ai,S 5a. The Gen. ia VIGOROUSLY rough nan
Il <, Ell, ard was wont formerly to characterize
M rmout boys when things Old not 60 to suit
him -dcornstalk militia. On the occasion
II aking command Of this new division re-
eaul II. .lsre was grand division review, in
wAi brigade Of New jersey troops in span
psw uniforms made a very fine appearance.
tim Parsons, Vermont officer on Gen.
b. k saf, accordingly remarked to him,
z qla.3 aro fine looking troops, Gen. Brooks.
me o5s rather better than the Vermont brig
ade. d" 80. by a ID sight, sir said the
the baT General. 81 would give you to under
a.ar Sir, that | consider the Vernon. brigade
mex % ,bo reg llars -
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To Communities.

rHE Advertiser ha,ins h,ta restored 10 health IN
J lev weeks. byA Try staple remedy ate hAy1g tnt
cred several years Nth ~ we're luns Rhetnh ahi thN
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BIZ throne Of Greece In, gone a begging
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-06

CHARLESTON, S c., Dec. 81 The British
Steam sloop Petrol, ffom Fortress Monroe ar
rived of the bar. She will come up tn the city
today. Three negroes, said to be from Stump