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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

ORLEANS LIBERAL INSTITUTE. The
close Of the fall term has again come
round and perhaps a brief notice of the
school will not be amiSs. Mr. and Mrs
6. w. Todd have now had charge of this
institution for the past four years. We
think their capability as teachers has been
fully tested and demonstrated. The ex-
aminaiions have always been very salts
factory. The fall school has numbered
about sixty scholars, which was very
goodly number considering the numerous
select schools in the neighboring towns,
1t was very gratifying to notice the pros
liciency displayed by the different classes
in mathematics. 1t was evident they
well understood the ground they had been
over, All things considered the institute
has been well paronized from the first,
and it is the intention of those connected
with 1t that il shall continue to be worthy
of the patronage it has heretofore had
1t is expected that the present teachers
will continue their connection as princi.
pal and preccptress. The spring term
will open at the usual time.
The school closed with a very excel
lent exhibition in the evening. The eve
ming was one of the most stormy and
muddy we have bad this autumn, but the
town house was taxed to its utmost ca
pabiIiy. The exercises were very agree
ably interspelsed with orations, essays,
and the dramatic. The orations were
very creditabe to their authors, the young
speakers exhibiting good degree of self
possession. The colloquy in which TWEEN
ty five young ladies and misses took
part-AIiss II. Herrjam being the lead
ing character, was very well performed.
la mentioning this there is no intention
of Speaking disparagingly of the other
dramatic performances.
SPECTATOR.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18
From the Third Regiment.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, }
December z, 1868.

|
Friend Earle,-It is hard TO realize
that the army of the Potomac has beer
over the Rapidan it is like a dream that
we should have been within twelve miles
of Orange Court House few days ago
for now I look upon our old encamp-
ments about Brandy Station and there is
no change visible. Yet it is neverthe-
less true; we have been on short and
seemingly unsuccessful campaign; we
have crossed the Rapidan, have pressed
Lee back upon his Notifications, fought
one sharp battle all within the space oil
five days; the army has once more eros
sed the sacred line which good conieder-
ates superstitiously believed was designed
by God as the bulwark, the impossible
defence, the impenetrable barrier of their
confederacy. What is most strange we
went over as easy as the Israelites went
through the Red Sea-only few men
got wet; there was little difficulty but
no blood shed. Gen. Meade had every.
thing in readiness for flank movement
upon the enemy's right few days be-
fore leaving Brandy Station it was pub
licly and purposely announced that he
would cross at Germania ford, the enemy
understood the rumor just as designed
Lee concentrated his forces between Or
ange Court House and Racoon ford; all
the fOrdS between Racoon and Ely's ford
were thus left unguarded, when this was
discovered the order of march was quick.
ly made out. Thursday proved clear and
warm, the roads not as good as desirable,
but the teams got through, the 9th corps
crossed The Rapidan at Culpepper Mines
ford on Thursday morning, the I'd was
crossing at the same time at - ford la
ter in the evening, the Sd and 9Th crossed
at Jacobs ford whtre Mr.. Jacobs mill,
once stood; this place is about five miles
from Germania ford.
As soon as Robertson's tavern was
reached the I'd corps was TO hold the cen
ter, the Sd corps the right, the 9Th the
left wing, the 1st corps followed the 9th.
the 9th followed the Sd, these two corp,
were to support the weakest portions Of
the front; our officers and men were well
with every road and nook thi,
side of the river, Of the country on the
other side comparatively little was known,
that there was a wilderness somewhere
every one believed for the rebels were
often heard singing;
Old Joe Hooker, get out of the wilderness,
Get out as fast as you can.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

DISTRICT No. 13.-We claim that
school district number Is in Irasburgh,
is the banner district of the Union. It
had 81 men in the district and 8 OF them
have enlisted not one Of the men left is
liable to do military duty; the youngest
man in the district is 46 years old. Let
US see if any other district can prove
better record.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

PURSUIT OF JOHN MoRGAN.-Gen.
Cox has adyices from a squadron of his
detectives, who went in pursuit of the
rebel Gen John II. Morgan, that they
were two hours behind him aud two of
his captains at Leesburg, Kentucky.
Morgan was in buggy with female
and Capt. MCGEE and another captain
were on horseback. Niece had stop.
ped at his farm and left instructions with
his man, and then continued on with the
patty. The detectives telegraph that
they will certainly capture the entire
party.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

TERROR IN CHARLEsToN.-General
Gilmore is engaged in Strengthening his
batteries on Morris Island, and keeps
up just sufficient fire upon the enemy's
works to maintain his gunners in prac
tiee. The terror in Charleston, resulting
from the bombardment, is widespread
Business men and residents were re-
treating beyond the range of our guns.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18
SPECTATOR.

A LARGE FLEEcE.-Hon. David
Crawford of Putney, raised this year
from merino buck fleece of wool
the growth Of fourteen months--that
weighed t,centg three pounds. This fleece
was sold Tor SHOP. 1t is no longer a
wonder that it takes a good farm to buy
a flock Of sheep.-Paoeair.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

DECEMBER s.
We had five days Tations in our ha-
versacks and eight in the wagons some
thing will now be done was the universal
belief; the men in the army of the Pc.
tomac had mentally decided as they eros,
sed the Rapidan that they were now 60
ing to Richmond or be buried by the way
side ; the sequel proves we only intended
a reconnaissance. Very few men or Off
GERS cherished pleasant memories Of the
other side of the Rapidan; there was no
thrill of triumph when they thought OF
the terrible days and the more terrible
nights spent under Burnside at Frsder-
cksburg just one year ago, and not less
Notifying were the hideous remembran-
ces of the following April when under
Hooker. They fought SO stubbornly and
bIed so profusely at Charlottesville, the
God of war seemed to extort a heavy
toll from the army Of the Potomac each
time they crossed the Rapidan; it was
paid without grumbling, and in blood ;
the country which applauded their hero-
ism when unsuccessful would not now re-
fuse 10 lift up its voice TO cheer and bless
them, to raise IFS mighty arms TO embrace
them. The newly built line of railroad
was abandoned, severed was all commu-
nication with the loyal portion of the
country; Fitzpatrick division of cavalry
under temporary command Of Gen. Car.
ter made ostentatious demonstrations at
Racoon and Morton's ford no doubt we
were expected to cross at these places
and the enemy were there in strong force
Thursday was clear and cold; the next
morning the troops resumed their march.
Sykes was TO go past Parker's store to
the Orange and Fredericksburg plank
road, which he was 10 follow until be
reached New Hope church, the I'd corps
was to reach Robertson's tavern where
the road forks and was to hold the centre
Of the line while the Sd was TO be on the
right. Gen. Gregg was on tue left with
his division of cavalry, Carter on the
right, while Buford covered the rear, the
3D. corps first met the enemy, their road
was a hard one TO travel. Gen. Princes
division led the. van where he was attack
ID at what is called - farm. We were
rot unprepared for the enemy. Princes
division was soon in battle array; Gen.
Carr with one division of French's corps
low came up and deployed to the left OF {
he I'd division while Gen. Birney with c
lis LIST division stood in readiness, but in
eserve. For time we held our ground, I
nut the other divisions of the enemy come ,
'p and their superior force pushed US
Jack few hundred yards; we had plenty
# men but they could not be brought in
o action. Gen. Sedgwick detached our 1
'rgade to go into the fight but it was too Z
ate. Nj. +. STILES, II
Co. B, Sd Vt. Vols. Il
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

TnE VERMONT Directory, by w.
w. Atwater, for 1864, has been sent Us.
Ii contains all the information that can
be crowded into $50 pages, in reference
to the civil government, business, aud in
stituIions of Vermont. II also contains
a list of ;he officers of the Vermont reg
imenls. For sale at all the bookstores.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-12-18

ca Don't fail to read the Presidents
Message, it is brief, clear and compre-
hensive.
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Ss Gents per SbadteI (216)
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ag~ Rad Deutidlans perieneeM mir einseIre @reuplar
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ben 8crfauf beS opft s pbniOr, SreH Il 30. herausSe-
aebenen bt aprif6en % erte6 in e~cltfcser &uSgdbe'
betttelt
~Die @ef6biBte beS !&rte9eS@.
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OieisS 1T en8 tin;iBe dhte gSert, reIGeS bpn
Serrn Ericcri6b &Gpp
iber1cbt mirb, na9 bar History of the present war" IN Den
serItieeenen BeaiCbun6eu rpr benz Muetlub feS Srte9es an
unb prrb bis Sum Gnbe 6%efeIbeu %irgtscebt.
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6err 6rttbri6 &app betraut. Ore tSpc9ra-
ybiIde Arbeit mirb (%pltttstit e tereppp-&lattenl rca
Der bernbmteitsH SiIn,a pes 9an6es befCret.
g .a Die SQulratipneH fab erGetentbdls rn feuti1eu
RitnsIern unb @Srapsuren a~naetestet.
Ntt oiefen 8pryi8eu ube at6sreu 9nltsqueusn, wette BITE
SerauSaCber befBsn, re lebeit wire eteies 2Sert SpeIlelsoenc
cine Iebr bebeutenbe @ilfulati0n unier Der eeutl9ct SecElffs
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@prernnesst GlntnsC Office
$50. 70 neutrality-suspicious., uaRe ct. ganIfrdBe.
Wenfionen, 8ouutDs@ Sober &c. &c.
Qranfe pber Nerpnuoete GoIbatcn, meE9e e%ntiaf1en
nurbeu
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nod betreten trpler, percen eiiud, fb AM 9lDns
ben %. 5ebruar, &benbs 7 tbr, Bel Srn. &raufe, yO.
80 Notb-Sreperidltr., einiuiin0en, Bet nel6er g ,Ieaenbejt
bic erite &tnSablnng, fprie aud9 bic SeamtenpabI ffattftnbet.
Sm Guftr09
YRp 0ie 0PrmoI+uun
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6amoffean Rdm0eretn N1O. 8.

Inter Obisent gtamen BAT fb Elm neuer Serein s%ebtlbet, mo-
bel iGon rtele &ntbetle uuteri1rteben fnc. Qle, Wel6e 9e-
icnrsn iinb, it'd, etneHl autcn Sereiu ansuldlisBen. fn0 Ctnge-
laoen, am Stsnfas, zen "a. Sebr., I'm ~ ltr, tn Oft Som
barbltr. yc. ia BET Wlrs. &spda1f an Grl1eiuen, mo- alSoann
iberbte @efese beratben rerben leu.
Sn &uflraee eeS prop. Srdi. 80. Rob
@SgDn wS m. 81 Sfer nrnh 6sFr
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&Omptroncrs Office.
Baltimore, 10. San. 1868.
MerthDpue Sdrm III Serfaufem.

Die Iehr wertbcole SATIN an Der philadelphia 1foae, un8e-
tabr 3 NleIen bon Der Stabt, 1T Jl Serfanftu; lie entbdlt 1872
Gder &anb urb 9rdnSt an Die SaEmen bs Deritprbenen
&ihtsr &eu. gSnt. GcOIe unt &pb. Sinclair. Sbre nabt
Gage sur Statt maGt Fe iebr pertbSpA ais @artneriarnl
gSCnn eS serluf6t miro, fam fe tn bret 6arrteit ~etn8Settedt
perost. Die @ebGulidfeiten bcfeben in eihetn autet gScen-
auIe nno Sinter9eb1uoen. 8e6ineunBer merben rtaBt8 &C..
heat. Sreenb nabere Nu8funft wirb an SOfbe, bic 6as
@onSe ODER Ctnen &bel Der farm taufen modem in bteier Df
Ga nj. Nfaccubbtn
So22- 3mluo4 p @putreneur.
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Su Derfnufen.

EMMa Sin breihSdtSsS g~DCbntduS nit 3wethBdssem Sin-
IN t~eroebduee, Store tn 6ront, tn 8pnbItt. uabe 0ant-
n. neben tenn 3eibfa4 gelesen, rirb biGt9 ~nertault. ytdbe-
es bet S 0 NJ ell 4 8ruber, no. 200 @, 8alttnO cir.
,~cgendber 9anCserltr. MaDS
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Mmfor6ermne an ale Gtf6fer.

Da ldnmtliGe Arbeiter in Stepens SaCtprD tpeaen QUbner
sbtunS aasseianben ino. 70 itnO aae Siidler eriu@t, utt
bort a%nSuian9en, bis nniere SCr6eruneen beptlt9t inb.
SIN Aufaa9e f1nlmtli@tr Irbetter
gpr Gcko Crr y3,o n. AZ
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"%UNVB|
Gadri6t pirb bierunt 9e0ebtn, boB Der llnterSetHnete bonn
gSaiIen9eri6te Der Staot Baltimore Boumadt sur Werual-
tuna beS NahIolles oeS onbier perItcrbenen George S.
9 chm am l6. sSaauar 1868 erbolteu bat. ale bieient.
gen, melGe SoreeTunaen an bieIen Ra6laB BADEN, wercen BIER
nit aufaefor6ert. IOlhe nebt ben nBtbi9en 8ee9en an ODER
Dor benz 16. Suli 1868 ein3nrei6en uno eeienb Su ma
den, pber 5u s~epdrti9eu, ooS Fe itrer Nnipriihe an bielem
~gtodIoIIe 9eleSlid fin oerlu1ti9ertlIrt merben. &ue bic CAB
lHnaen an oielen g(adIab gu MAIDEN baben, Wereen ber.
nit oufsefprbert, iOIc9e unecr5l9Iub on ben unternesei6neter
3u leiiten.
Ateranber g3pItf,
Sanl4, Am, lmIp &euninfratOr.
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Secllohgn 40 At, a, -, A, 40,
&ptt5. GieieS vt BITE 9rEBte 8erfIisetune erIter 9laHe
8aupldss DIS je In Der Stabt gum @ertnui D~ffertrt uurtcn
I'M perotent oabel b~eIpnSerS be &ufmertIaufeitS ron gartta-
liiten. 4Ae etele Straben fno oraeuirt unr 9epRaftert, aus.
grnpmmsu @arfp- unb @aiapunitr. 2~afapette @quare lift in
ie6r antert 3sitanfe uao wti etuem siIetuen @eldnoer uul9e-
ben uao buoes un9ef6br oas Gentrarn observation-disclosures
aud bat aaan son beinase etnem ieben oieisr @iabe cine unae
bH6erte Iu8iht aui bic Sdp unb Emsegenb.
Stotnaun8cn: Sin Dtittpeil bGar nno ben Nelt in 6, II
rno IL Dypnaten init Sntereiteu Sablbar NIT btnrci6eneer ST.
WeItett sur gefrteoigunS Der GruteeS.
Die 3eI9nuneen fine BEL BEN Gutipndren su baben; ibC
weuere aua:unIs in 8e3u9 aui has @tsentbltm ertbetlt 9 am.
Sn 0 p6en, $780,, Inpalt, So. SO gSeit SapetteIraBe
Blltimcre
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ND9DE ApSUI D. NU pFpV' NttF.
ImTOroerum9 an aue 8tf3ler.
Dts nG9fe 8erIammtuna Ret &ereinieten 2if6ler iinbet
WiOpta9, ben %. Tebrunr, &benbs Z uEr, BET SIN. &Dfn9er
Tp. Is Q. Srebertffr, itatt.
CD. ct ranb, Erdi,
.SN s. @ rpB uub MILLER Sefretdre.
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GrcBcs gfotiOnals QBerf.

s. 81. e. Serutn 9bou, SIR. 1913 8%GItjmpre
Erase, 1T Der eiaStse 4eent fir esn Staat gRartIano n
ben 8crfdtf beS cpn 6 DbnIor, Sres & Go. heraisS'
ae6enen btaprif@en % erteS in e~cltfcser @lus9ab'
betttelt