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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

THE SURPLUS OF TowNs-The Hartford
Conn Cowant says that Gov Buckingham
of that State inquired few days since of the
Provost Marshal General at Washington.
whether sub-district which has furnished a
surplus of volunteers on all former calls equal
to the number now ordered, can be relieved
from the form of the present draft, to which be
received the following reply: ...
g No district will be exempt from the draft.
When it shall be shown that sub-district
has furnished an excess, then a number equal
to that excess will be discharged from service
The whole number furnished, with their
responsive names from the sub-district, must be
shown and the names compared with the muster
in rolls in the War Department. When there
it is verified the whole number found to have
been mustered in, it must be compared with
their total quota duly verified, and the differ.
ence determined
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
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AUTHENTICITY OF IT'S NEWS

Itpaysunfalterng allegiance to the UNION AND THE
CONSTITUTION lending a steady, but discriminating
rent and adv coating every timely effort to promote the
Progress, and Elevation of every portion of the Hu.
man Race. In this advocacy it yields only to safe
and conservative, impulses placing, always the Pub
lie Good, in advance OF merely Humanitarian Secre-
tartan Considerations No question of Import to the
welfare of the nation society tails obtain candid
independent and exhaustive discussion In the columns
of this journal.
In the Department of News the first aim of the TIHw
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Its general correspondence, both Foreign and bones
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TIE EVENTS OF THE WAR,
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their Marches their Battles their Retreats the Lists of
Casualties its Delneations of Camp Li1e have given
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But whether in the enunciatOns of opinions or the
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obligations of public or private morality never
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

New YORK, Aug IA. American gold has
declined to $l,25.
The draft, it is understood, will commence
in this city Wednesday next
The council passed an ordinance appropria-
ting $4,000 900 to exempt poor men from the
draft, by furnishing substitutes. Firemen are
exempted without regard to their pecuniary abil-
ity.
Among the deaths on the passage of the
steamer Pioneer from New Orleans, were j. M.
Scott, 10th New Ham pshire, and David Scott,
9Th Vermont The Pioneer brings 109 Of the
nine months men, whose terms have expired
belonging to the 18th and 10th New Hampshire
and other regiments.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
Mortified Institution.

THE FALL TERM will begin Thursday, September
10TH 1863, and continue eleven weeks. Unusual and
superior inducements will be offered Fer particulars
Circular address
GEO P. BEARD, A. B., Principal.
Northfeld, VT, July l6, 1868. f29d&w7w.
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ly and WesD.-
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THENEW YORK TIMES isnow recognized through.
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the City OF New York for the
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
RHODES
Superphosphate Of Lime
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 OF 20J pounus per acre Of this
n standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble PhOs-
phoric Acid he indispensable nutrment Of pants for
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IA. Intelligence has been
received here that the Rebel General Holmes
died recently of derium tremens.

New YORK, Aug. a. The steamship St.
Mary from New Orleans the 7th, has arrived.
She brings no mall and only few stray papers
in which we find no news Among her passen-
gers are some two hundred sick and wounded
soldiers
The Times announces that the draft in two,
and possibly in more of the city districts, will
commence on the Goth inst The drafted men
who elect to 60 to the army will be allowed a
furlough, to make preparations for departure
Substitutes will have no furloughs. 1t is proba-
BILE that by the 1st of September the whole mat
ter will be over and the conscripts or substitutes
in the service of the United States
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
Rhodes standard Manure

being prepared for immediate application be used
either broadcast The hill drill In ia
to be plowed under When agricultursts learn the
true value of this Standard Manure, they will suffer
themselves to be without supply in Of replant-
ing backward growth Rhodes Manure, applied top
DRESSING produces speedy growth This Manure does not
FIRE.
Pamphlets containing full particulars Of Rhod es Stan
dard Manure can be obtained of
BANCROFT & HOLMES
Montpelier, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. H. A diplomatic party
set cut this evening on an excursion among the
lakes and rivers OF New York.
The party consists of the Secretary of State,
the Minister Of Prussia, the Minister Of Nicara
qua, the Minister OF Spain, Lord Lyons, the
British Minister, the Russian, French, Hunsaat
ic and Swedea Ministers, and several attaches
of TIE different Legations. The first place they
stop at will DO Sharon Springs
Information has been received from the army
of the Potomac, that early this morning body
of rebel partizans came upon our signal party
on Water Mountain, three miles north Of War
renton, and captured three signal officers, and
some small telescopes. All the officers subse-
quently effected their escape Gen. Meade is on
brief visit to Washington. Maj.-Gen. War
rem took temporary command Of the I'd army
corps to-day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA. Dispatches were re-
ceived from Admiral Dahlgren to-day. They
are principally Of business character, and are
not, therefore, proper for publication.
From the preparations made by hsmself and
Gen. Gilmore, as stated by these officers, the
prospect of success in the pending attack on
the enemy's Qualifications is in the highest de-
gree encouraging Their preparations are of
such character as to admit of but little if any
doubt Of a triumphant result.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

majority; now, he is either beaten or reelected
by less than 100.
But for Gov. seymour's double veto of the
Soldiers Voting bill last Winter, and the per-
sistent opposition to it of the CopperheAd party,
every soldier who is legal voter in our State
could have voted had he chosen to do so, and
without furloughs or any loss whatever to the
service. His right to vote would have been es-
tablished at home, where it ought to be; his
vote, carefully made up and sealed by himself
when at leisure in camp, would have been polled
by his next friend; and no officer could have
known what names were upon it, Had any
Colonel or Captain undertaken to browbeat
him, Gov. Seymour could have broken that
officer for the olicnse. There would have been
no especial "soldier vote" but every New
York clcctor serving his country in the field
would have exercised his Right of Suffrage in
perfect freedom. Let us take care that this be
secured in ample season for our next Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER o 1888.

md pnrnlyscs the cuivoca Unonism to be found there
Ca not the President be brought to appreciate this
state OF things and srke' Let him do 1t the very next
time he hears of formidable guerilla movement In the
stao-or the moment raid threatens the comnnnica-
tions Of the Army of tie Cumberland 1 can assure
YOU that there are hundreds Of UneondoHd! Union men
Of nv acquaintance in West Tennessee who will not
declare their sentiments or take active part in the
return of the State TO the Union long as Stdrrys
left as living serpent to strike at them II Is hard
enough to fight local preudces and bear the repfoaen
of sympathizing with the Yankee Government with
ont meeting the venom Of the original Copperheod-
African Slavery-writhing in Its wounds and tumla
with rage and poison Kill the serpent that cra"s ana
strikes beneath. and Free Labor and free Ihougn'
will quickly build Up the edifcc Of FREQ Government IN
Tennessee and fling out the Stars and Stripes from us
gtering DOME
II these suggestions Of mine reach the President
w no knows me with any prospect Of doing good you
are welcome TO so them Butotherwse they are Tor
your private cdfcation only.
Truly your friend.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Eve,v liberal reform in Denmark will

enemy. Every liberal reform in Denmark will,
of course, fill the Liberal party in Germany with
now indignation at the deSpotic rule OF their
princes, and tho establishment OF republic in
Denmark would make this little country o
hundredfold stronger opponent Of the German
Princes than it is now.
The "fcderal execution" in the Duchy OF
Holstein vas to commence on the 9th OF Octo-
Der. The offer OF England to arbitrate has
been declined by the Federal Diet, and 1t Is
therefore probable that the occupation OF Hol'
stein by Federal troops vii, take place, though
it may be delayed beyond the time for which 1t
was announced The issue will henccforth DO
watched with greater interest than it would
otherwise have received, as it may give pow
crful impulse to the democratic and republican
tendencies in Germany.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

inaugural speech assured tho people that 1t was not the
ptsnon OF the Queen of Spain to reintroduce Slavery
Con Santana reported TO have obtained another VIC
tor, over tie insurgents. The Spanish troops have
occupied the town Of San Crlstoval Gen. Forey ar
rived in Havana the a7th Of October and was re-
cei, ed by the Spanish authorities with due honors.
Nearly 500 soldiers arrived at this port from
New Orleans on Sunday afternoon. They belonged 10
the l75th New York Regiment and having sef'ea OUT
their term Of nine months. are now on their return
home Their Col Mott and Lieut.. Col. Dugannc Nhe
poet are prisoners in Texas.
Among the correspondence OF Jeif. DaVlS'
now in the hands of our Government Is letter from
Senator A. p Butler Of South Carolina giving additional
proof of the long standing and deeply planned consPr
acv by which the people Of the South were led or driven
to rebellion
Gold is lower and sold throughout Saturday ~
Idl4 closing at ls7i Upon the street Stocks were io"ei
under the pressure for money Clean Coupons u 'V'
ouo,,d lO,0llOi; One, rr Certificates, @.d" Al 'hc
Second Board the market vas irregular ana ue eA"'"e
aios of the street were sustained Fregs are very dui
aud d,es.,d To Liverpool there 10 American ship now
- ia h,b and rat are therefore entirely nominal Money
ber oue a, active as any time during the week among
houses and differences have been paid 10 carry
.ocks few sys Stock houses refusing new business
and the inclination is general to prepare for continuance ol
l, rate. for money! Country cash balances have been
harpy reduced during the past week to pay for 20 bonda
which In. even additional trouble In making cash
loans The banks have made further gain of S3oooo in
ios,l tenders and have nearly $2oooooo They are
however in condition 10 do ony'ng more than to supply
their regular dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
GENERAL NEWS.

The Secretary nj the Sanitary Commission ac-
kr"slcigcs the ieocil. Of s-.eo1 the proceeds oi
entertainments N Boston NeWYoik, Philadelphia,
Haiti more aEd Washington under the inspiration OF
Miss Charlotte tuahman the celebrated acirr's. MI
Bellows .enall.. 1T j. due TO Mis- Charlotte Cuhmln
to say that tlis extraordinary ein Of money, 30 asg
c,y ,yoked ly her spell is but the least pnrt Of The
So, g,ce which ever since began. she has been
rsodc'ug ouI cau.c IN Europe. Her earnest hh'h IN
the darkest hours, Lcr prophetic confidence an our sue
ce. Ie eloquent ai.ioteln in oil presenccs have been
po4ert influences abroad, and deserve and command
TIE gratitude Of the whole Nation"
The manager. OF the Soldiers Fair at Chicago
enter aimed the Governors Of Illinois and Michigan. and
other distinguished gentlemen. at dinner Thnrsday.
Ten 1ilcs were sci each Of which hdy presided.
I.liy Young lades served rs w.icrs Who dics2yl in
costume as lollogs: WAie short skirt with red stripes
rnpnng from top 10 bottom blue Spanish waist over
white waist and tarlctane breakfast caps On the len
shoulder they wore rosetc Of red white aud blne. In
the evening addresses made by their distinguished
guests. advocating the cause which the ladies have 80
ncbi! and successfully cndeayored to promote
Marshal Forey and his staff arrived at this
port on Friday evening on board the French frgote
Panama. bound for France The Marshal led the
French troops at the taking Of Pucba, and marched
with his victorious army into Mexico On his return
be will probably escort Macmillan or some other ruler
to tie Mexican throne.
John Il. Holmes, the architect and city
surveyor who was convicted Of forgery several years
ago aud sent to State pi son. whence lie has recently
emerged. was on Saturday arrested on a charge of
murder In stabbng Officer Gourley. of the First Ward
more than ten years ago He was tried at the time.
but the jury failed to agree.
We have dates from Santo Domingo, via IIa.
vana 10 Oct 25 The new Captain General Vargas made
~ public entry iuto tLe Capital Va tho 3D. aad i'll his
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

A dispatch rom Washington, authorized by
the Secretary Of State announces that the iron
clad vessels now building Of Nantes and Bor-
deauy, it is presumed for the Rebels, have been
promptly arrested by the French Government, at
the mtercession oi Minister Dayton. Should
this decision of the Imperial Government be
final it destroys the last lingering hope OF the
Rebels OF obtaining fleet. Thus one By one
their resources fail them, and the complete sup
preston OF the Rebellion becomes more eer.
ianly only question of time.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

We copy current rumor, dispatch to
Tie Pliaddphm hquirer, announcing The eyac-
uaiion OF Richmond. and the permanent r.
moyal of JEFF. Davis further South. II Is only
necessary 10 say Of II tha, reports from that
source have come to be distinguished a. " In
quiflr stories. The other story from rhiladcl.
phia OF the surrender of Fort Sumter, added 10
By the principal sensation newspaper Of thu
city, of It's being taken by a.,aul,, is already
disposed OF Is the later news brought 10y the
Fulton. The letter Of our special correspond
cnt, however gives an accurate report of the
hopeless condition OF that fortress at the latest
date, and warrants the expectation OF It- speedy
and complete reduction.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
scusSx~xz@1xzne ~x.s-s

The result Of The Missouri election is not yet
known. The returns thus far received show
more Conservative than Radical gains, al-
though, on the other hand, it is generally stated
thai there il very large increase Of Radical
maiorites in the counties of Southwest Nj =
souri, We have carried all the large towns in
the State with only a few exceptions. ST..
Louis, st. Joseph, Hannibal, Kansas City, JEFF
icr,on City, Cape Girardcau, Springfield, Her
man, IrontOn, Lebanon, and other towns have
given Radical majorites. There is, Of course,
also, as in every other State a considerable ma
ioity for the Radical ticket in the soldiers'
vote. Tie whole patronage Of the Government
official, military and civil, was arrayed against
tla padicais
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

The meeting tonight at Cooper Institute, call
ed on behalf Of the suffering freedmen on the
banks of the Mississippi, will be one OF unusual
interest. Mr. Fiske is thoroughly informed
upon the subject on which he is TO speak, and
has that incentive to the best eloquence-a
most earnest spirit aud an untiring devotion TO
the cause he is to espouse. The meeting cam
not fail TO be crowded, and those who wish "a
make a part OF It should 20 early.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
REBEL TERMS OF PEACE.

We stated summarily in our last some OF the
reasons which justified our belief that the Rebel
lion is consciously near its last end The tidings
which have since reached us from Louisiana,
and which ore given herewith, tend 10 strength
cn Our conviction.
The Louisiana shareholders and rebels-the
terms are cOnvertible-are in constant, though
secret communication, "by grapevine tele-
graph" with the open Rebels on either side OF
them. They quite understand that any cavng
in on their part will damage the prestige and
credit Of the whole concern, and they will never
talk Union while there is hope left Of the tr-
umph Of Secession. But they are apprised that
the whole concern is essentially "playcd out, ="
so they are hard at work to get Louisiana back
into the Union as Slave State. and to this end
have just been holding an election Of their own
for Members of Congress, State Officers, &c,
of which the result has not yet reached US, but
is deoisively foreshadowed in our NewOrleans
correspondence.
As a specimen Of the insanity Of these men
we copy the following from The True Delta o
the 25th ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
THE WAR IN TEE sOITH-w
Chalmers nnd his Baud Driven trro-s 'hr
T"i'"ha'ehi'-- wiy"Fd'o"'~ Rand fc"''
INK tp the ucmRhis and Charleston
Whereabouts OF Other >mnii
k.l,s
gcbcl G.ciiclals.
MrMrnIs. Tom. saturdny. Nov. !. ls6.

MIMHs, Tcnn Saturdly, Nov. !. IsOI.
Gen. Hatch has driven Gen. Chalmers across
the Talilhatohic River furnishing the lnitcrS "rces
severely.
Gen Richardson. with force Of Rebel. reported at
from 1900 10 20 600 this morning struck the MomphiS
und Charleston Railroad. six miles east oi a'So'r,'
burning the trcslework tearing up the track. ana de-
gtroying the telegraph. No further particulars have
been received ofhis movements.
General Lees Rebel force has gone toward Decatur.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Wisconsin gives from 1900 to 10000 Union
majority. The Coppcrheads howl feartully
about Government influence, greenbacks, ~c.,
n, if these immaculate scamps ever failed, when
they were in power, to carry out to Its fullest
extent the axiom, ITO the yictorS belong the
--n;la
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
TGiC ksNE or DgNNAWk.

five may trust IA report which comes by the
Adriatic u new ana interesting point is made in
the nlcrmnablc Schcswig- Ilolstein dhicul-
ty which has % long wearicd the political world
by it, barren monotony. The King Of Denmark,
hO is threatened with an occupation OF the
Duchy Of Ilolotcn b. the troops OF the German
Conlcdcracy, is said TO have declared his deter
minaiion, in ease he should be oycrpowered by
Germany, TO proclaim Il Danish republic.
Should the King Of Denmark carry out this de-
sign, the grave complications already existing
upon the Continent of Europe are likely to be-
come still more threatening.
The conversion Of Denmark into republic
would not at once terminate the difficulty be-
tween the Danish and German nationalties; for
that struggle has but little to do with the contest
between Liberalism and Conservation, which
i going on in both countric' The Liberals aud
Democrats Of Germany and Denmark are as little
agreed ~ 10 the best mode OF settling their in-
tcrnalional fcud, as the princes, and If therefore
both countries should be changed into republics,
the republican governments would inherit from
their monarchica predecessors the bone Of con-
tcntion.
The hope Of the King of Denmark that step
which is without precedent III the annals ol
ROYALTY would compel Germany TO dcsist from
Ier claims upon Sclleswig would not be realized,
though ii would SON diseoTd IN the camp oi THO
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

reported to be nrl' Iuki.
CArNo ILL.,. Saturday Nov. I. 1854.
The Memphis Brile,a Of the 9Th instant states that
Stevens and Bell with a force Of five hundred Rebs
gucrrilas, are conscripting and robbing in She,b,
Fayettc and Upton Counties.
Thst part OF the country is represented 10 be IL
dreadful condition The crops DESTROYED and tI,,
people are dependent on what they get through our
lines for support. d