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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-19

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 16. The steamer
Convoy which left here last Saturday with pro-
visions and clothing for our soldiers held as
prisoners at Richmond returned today, bring
ing hack the provisions and clothing. Colonel
Irvi ing, who had change of the matter, was re-
fused the privilege of taking the rations to
Richmond.
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welcome companion for the family and fresde a the
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reason, and thai alone, deste to see it undermine
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TELEGRAPH
7 O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEM AN

WAsHINGroN, Nov. Is. There have recently
been no public Developments relative to Lees
army, excepting that The main body of it lies
between the rapidan and Orange Court House
The Rapidan front is strongly guarded. The
storm of Saturday and Sunday considerably
impeded transportation on the dirt roads, but
supplies are now sent to the front by railroad.
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ternoon says the latest inform rtion from East
Tennessee is that Longstreet is moving In that
direction, and some skirmishing has already &C.
Cured between Gen. Burnside's outposts and
Longstreet's advance. The exact position OF
Burnside's outposls is not known. Some doubts
are expressed as to the appointment CT zen.
Foster in place of Gen. Burnside, especially as
no orders to that effect appear In to-day Official
Army Gazette.
The President has appointed Richard BUSTED,
of New York, United States Judge for the
Northern and Southern districts of Alabama.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is. The telegraph has been
extended to fort Smith. Gen. McNeal has Is
sued an order that for every cutting OF the tel
egraph wire guerrilla prisoner shall be hung.
Our forces occupy Waldron, about forty miles
south of fort Smith. Our scouting parties have
captured a rebel ma or, 3 captains, and quite
number of prisoners, together with portion of
Cooper's tram, laden with commissary stores
and ammunition.
At last accounts Cooper was flying rapidly
toward Red river.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 49,. Three hundred and
fifty paroed men arrived at Annapolis to day
from Richmond. They are in wretched con-
dition. Six died on the way up.
The Christian Commission are administering
to their relief. They are sadly in need of I'M
der clothing and other necessaries.
New YORK, Nov. l8. The Cork Examiner of
the 4th says that the United States gunboat
Cursarge was ordered to quit Cork harbor on
the 4th by Admiral Jones, and it was reported
that the Commander of the Cursarge refused
and was still coaling there on the afternoon o
the 9TH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l8--P. NJ. The supple
sent to Richmond to-day for our prisoners b,
Mr.. Fulton from the Baltimore American Relic
fund consist of eight barrels molasses, fourteen
barrels -four and sundry boxes of other articles
The provisions thus far sent by this fun
amount to $1,000
SRNDusXY, Nov. Is. The Sandut ky Bay an
Johnson's Island excitement has died out an
the troops are about tobe sent home.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. Is. Gov. Yates
Illinois, Major Gen. RosecIans, and Senate
Sherman Of Ohio, with the prominent railroa
men of the country are here attending the opeI
ing of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
NBw YORK, Nov. 10. Rev. Mr.. Beecher hs
welcome reunion last evening at his churc
in Brooklyn, which was filled to overhowin
His reception was of the most cordial and e
thusiastic character, and his responsive speet
was characterized by his usual brilliancy.
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On the 9th inst, between the Coffee House and the Pa
Wilton, pad and attachments to gig harness. Inc
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
the store Of D. Dewey.
Montpelier Nov. 10, 1868. du
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

NOTICE.OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company heIely notified that the following assess
me ns have by the Directors all Notes in force
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Price with Hemmer and Teller $4,000.
10000

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THE WILCOX GIBBS Family Sewing Machine, 10
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k- Send for a circular.
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| A. A. STIxsoS, agent, Montpelier.
| Montpelier, June 18th, 1853
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NRw YORK, Nov. TO- Rev. Mr.. Beecher had
a welcome reunion last evening at his church
in Brooklyn, which was filled to overfowing
His reception was of the most cordial and en-
thusiastic character, and his responsive speech
was characterized by his usual brilliancy.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov Is. Gov. Yates of
Illinois, Major Gen. RosecIans, and Senator
Sherman Of Ohio, with the prominent railroad
men of the country, are here attending the open.
ing of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
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SRNDusKY, Nov. Is. The Sandutk ky Bay and
Johnson's Island excitement has died out and
the troops are about tobe sent home.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-07

The authorship of the answers to
Parlee Carlin's letter, now being pub.
lished in the Courier, over the sigma.
ture "More Anon" is invariably at.
tributed to our esteemed fellow citi.
zens, Levi G. Flenner. Mr.. Flenner
If this conjecture is correct, is not dis,
playing his usual power in these pa.
pers. They do not exhibit the erudi-
tion, the knowledge of matters and
things, and the philosophical research
that has heretofore characterized his
writings. Mr.. f. is unquestiona-
bly, growing careless.
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YalIan.ligham Ticket.


The Democracy met last Saturday
and nominated county ticket, rs
follows
Observation-Disclosures Gribben.
Probate Judge-A. w. Frederick.
Clerk--.Jamos Dennison.
Pros. Attorney--IIenry Brown
Commlssioner--W WashingtonTaylor
These men are original Vallandig-
hammers--(with one solitary exccp-
ton, - .Gribben in particular 1t
will he recollected that this man vo-
ted against making Treasury Notes
legal tender, thus not only embarass-
ing the Government, hut placing the
flrmer, the soldier and the soldier $
family at the mercy of the note shaw
or. Henry Brown, the exception,
has denounced Vallmdigham and his
supporters, up to the very hour he
left Tor the west, as vehemently as
any Union man. He has always pro-
fessed to be war man, and we there
lore believe his name was placed up
on the ticket without his knowledge
or consent. No honest man who has
made the professions he has, can run
upon the ticket. We have no doubt
that he will repudiate the action of
the Convention as soon as he returns
T ON the west.
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Mr.. Dennison and Mr. Siddal
were both candidates for the nomina
ton for Clerk of the Court, Mt the
Democratic Convention. Both are
cripples, and both paradoxical as il
is, were making good run. The fol,
lowing little anecdote was told us
we do not vouch for its truth. Siddall
was confident; but just before the hal
loting commenced a friend told him
that Dennison would beat him. "Ncv-
err" said Siddall, "my leg is as bad as
his" True said his friend, "but
don't you know, that Dennison nam
ed boy last Winter, Vallandigham?''
"Thunder!' exclaimed Siddall, SIS
that sop "Indeed il is " HGood bye
returned Wall, "he is an original and
genuine; we're all beat" and he with
drew his name. Mr.. Dennison's in
tense admiration of the eminent seces-
sionist, now among tho negroes OF
Canada, saved his bacon and procur-
ed for him the honor of being decent
ly beaten by Mr.. Darrah, our candi-
date.
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,ELrer JN Trv rr,Nu rs,

N BRYAN's PUiMUN., wAFE9sl
Tue original Medicine tablished in 1885,
and hrst artice 81 the kind e,er Introduce,
rthe name III ''Pumonic Walers. in thi,
4" say other country all other Pulmonie Wa
tefs Are cOunterfeits. The genuine can bt
known by the name BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
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Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
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Warranted To give satisfaction te every ono
No family should be without u box OF
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In the house
No traveller should he without a supply of
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In his pocket
No person will object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty-Five Cents
NB MOSES. sole Proprietor, ster, Roche
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HEIMSTREET,S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T IS NOT 4 DYE!

But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural suS
tnnance, impaired by age or disease. All H
sianfdneOus dyes are composed oi lamar caust
10. dcstroyinG the vitality amt beauty of the
hair, and afford OF themselves M dressing.
lleimstrects Inimitlble Coloring not only re.
stores hair to its natural color By an easy
process, but gives tho hair n
i.UXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes It's growth, prevents its falling oil.
crHdlcates dandi un and imparts health aud
plcasantness Ia the head. II has sto ID the
test of time. being the original Hair Cnlnring
and is constantly increasing In favor. U cd
nv both gentlemen and ladies. 1t liz sold by
all respectable dealers. or can he procured
by thom of the commercial ag't. ID. 8. Barnes
2O2 broadway, n. \. Two sizes, 50 cents and
fl,O0.
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Negro EquaI.sy.

Negro EquaIsy.
At the Democratic meeting last Sat
urday, wenoticed an extensive wagon
loaded with 10 girls, above whose
heads was this inscription:
Fathers! protect us from Negro
Equality!"
Presuming this agonizing appeal tc
the hearts and feelings of our lcgisla,
tors was in earnest, we beg leave to
assure the parents of these innocent
little damsels, of the following facts
|. That there is no law in the State
of Ohio, that compels them to marry
negroes.
=. That the Union party, ifsuccess
ful this Fall, does not intend to max,
such n law.
3. That the negroes, as genera
thing, do not want to marry whites.
From these facts we deduce the fol
lowing conclusions:
l. That if there is any equality will
negroes it will be your own fault.
2. That if YOU concede the supe,
rior attractions of negroes to white
so much so rs to be in constant dread
of these fascinating negroes, it will
have to be SO, as no law can reach the
case.
And we would humbly suggest
That you so educate your daugh
ters that they will prefer white men tc
black.
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HEADoT's Co. G., 99th o. VII
July 2Sth, 1868.

, Mr.. EDIToR:--All right here. Wa
will soon be over. Victory upon vic
tory Who don't feel all right2 S
Morgan's gone up, with his friend
at Vicksburg and Port Hudson. Tha
raid was rich affair. Wonder wheth
+ er some folks are not ready to cut ac
quaintance with their Southern broth
rem after this visitp
'Tis rumored here that we have no
only captured vast number of Con
federate prisoners by our labors OF
the Mississippi strongholds. but thai
double the number of good loyal mer
are in the North now, than were wheI
it was conceded by a vast party OF
men that Vicksburg couldn't he taken
How is it?
send you 80 names. The boys
cant do without your paper. The
JEFF, has friends here. Company G.
had one man who said he'd vote for
Vallandigham, but now he begs the
men never to mention that he said so.
as it was all joke.
Our company, though il came
scarcely above the minimum number
when we entered camp Lima, is now,
by odds, the largest company in the
regiment. Other companies were
pleased to call this the "boy compa-
n.y." but they now confess that these
"boys' do freeze to the service
There are seventy-four or five still
in the service while one company
which came into camp with scarce
less than 100, has now about 10 men.
So you see the Hancock boys have
been very fortunate at least.
a word as to Vallandigham's sup
porters: The leader opposed us; the
followers were against us during the
times which try mems souls; when
clouds of ebon midnight overcast our
sky. But now, when the sun comes
out they face about. and are with us.
Oh, miserable hypocrites Think
they, because the ranks are filed with
men who willingly became soldiers i'm
the real and terrible meaning of the
word; think they, | repeat, that these
soldiers are such gullablc fools. A
day of reckoning is at hand. The
war may be over in few months. but
the ruler Of destines may ordain that
it continue for years; if so, |, in com.
mon with the great body of the SOL
diers, am in for as many years rs it
continues. / have no country, no
peaceful home, as long as the laws are
disobcyed. Ny little tent is all the
house / want, till can sos, have a.
self-sustaining Government.
Your obedient servant,
G. G.. b.
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S-T-Is6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create n healthy appetite.
They are an an,idote to change Of water. die
They remedy effects ot dissipation, iatehour,
They brace the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and other fevers.
They purify breath and acid'y Of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera, Cholera Morbns
They cure Liver complaint. nervous headache
They nrc the hest hiitcrs In the world Thcv
make tho weak man strong and are exhaus,c I'd
natures great rcstorer. They are made Ct
pure 81. Croix Rum. the celebrated Calisavr
Btrk. roots and herbs. and are taken with the
pleasure nf y beverago, without regard to age
or time Of dav. Particularly recommended L.
d licate persons raqniringa n gentle stimnlant.
For sale by all Grocers. druggists, Hotels and
Saloons. p. II. Drake & Co., 2O2 Broadway.
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Camp near HnLsBoRo, Tenn,
Julv 14th. 12RQ

AT meeting held on the oath da,
of July, 1868, by the members of Co
X, G5th regiment o. v. l., the follow
ing resolutions were adopted, as to
ken of our respect for deceased sol
dier, and bcreft family.
Resolved, That we, the members ot
Co. X, 65th regiment o. vi, dc
deeply regret the loss of Brother
soldier in the person of Lewis Brett,
late citizen of Hancock co1nty, Ohio,
who died of Dysentery, on the 9TH day
July 1863, in camp near Pelham, Ten
ncssee, and whose remains were inter
red in grave yard near the above
place.
Resolved, That we highly esteem
and recommend TO all the past conduct
of deceased, MS an obedient and faith
full soldier in defense of that proud
emblem of fliberty-our country's s flag.
Resolved, That each member of this
company now present, has privilege
of donating n sum of money in pro
portion to his own circumstances.
that shall go to the support of the be-
reft family.
Resolved that the amount raised,
shall be sent to the care of Mr.. Cron-
niger, of Findlay, to be delivered by
him to the wife of the deceased.
Resolved, That a copy of these res
be sent to Mr. Croninper, that
he may the more fully understand to-
dispose of the money sent to his care
A. lIICKERsuN, President.
p. FREw, Secretary.
The noble boys of company X, 65th
regiment, raised over $50. which WAS
sent to Mr.. Croninger, to he deliver
ed to the wife of the deceased.
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THILAO A'' JUHV -, I0OI.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

| There are many preparations snld unde
the name of Bltters, put up in quart bottles
compounded ,f the cheapest whskey or CON
m,n rum. costing from 20 to 30 cents per l.;tl
lon, the taste disguised by Anlse or COriandei
seed.
THIS class of Blt,ers has caused and will
continue to cause. Hs long rs the = can be sold
hundreds to die the death OF thf .drunkard.-
BY thoir use the system is kept continual,
under the influence of Alcoholic stimublnt,
pT the worst Kind. tho desire Tor liquor is ere
,ted and kept up, and the result il all the
horrors attendant upon u drunEard & lite an,
ieath.
For these who desire and viii have LIQUOR
itters, We publish tho following receipt.
,iet one bottle lIOofand's German Bltters and
nix with three quarts uf good brandy ar whis
ieyp'tnd the result VIII be a prep tra'.uu that
will tar excel IN medical virtues aud true eN.
cellence any oi the numerous Liquor Biiters
IN the market, and viii cost much less. You
VIII have all the virtues of H"ohitnd's Bittors
~ connection with II good article oi Liquor,
Al much leis price tnan these inferior prep.
trttiohs " III cpst you.
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G.. w. Null, Capt.

"Why. Mrs. H., how do you man
age to have such nice light bread and
biscuit?' because ! use lIerricll
Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus. Inev-
er saw amy half as good. | like it
much better To Use with cream tartar
than do soda. shall never use any
otner. If you will try one paper,
Mrs. W, you will say the same. 1t
has almost cuIed my dyspepsia."-
Most all the Grocers keep it.