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HEAoQg QgARTERs DEPtRTsEaF TRaEg-l
MISSISSIPPI
tLEXtEDRIA la, Apil i1tal 1854
MAJOR : .. h0i-ls 2H, q 9ss7f5l11-s'ef, v q pro-
III ctea without delay So Jackson, Miss, Wlefe ie
viii : IS % A.aaali fr ths pargose Ct making e.
raUFsu t11s iaI tfe prompt fer 7arc.ng ol saFflo1
reaehirs that p7ilt fof ths DapEItueat Of Treas Iii.
R o-ananz q IleaA.Gea. e KIRBY ssuTH
ffErsdf j. =. Blit oN
8 a. ceusTu-
tie Dapsr r1d1t rsns hfsssppt 1sii bs Immediately
repos-s1 t. ths pAaszslB Bosd llr shien-e-t
j j. MORGAN.
uyl2as Major and @ a,
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Exemption Of Certain Mail Contract
OrS and Drivers Of Mail Stages from
Military Service,

Exemption Of Certain Mail Contract
OrS and Drivers Of Mail Stages from
Military Service,
COsfEDERATE STATES or AarERIOA,l
RosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Richmond Apri l4ih. 1853
CfEi1IAL aiintion g called = the aubjoned aet Of
josh Il REGAIN,
Pltmagter-G eaeral.
AN ACT,
To ozsnas Cosirsoiofs soF esTrgiag the mails q The
onssderusa atsas end sac Drivers Of Post Coaches
ans ffacss si0ai nliltary fslFiee.
The CsHgees Of tie Co1ie1eTate States of America
fhe Co-fde-afe Slater shal be exempt from the per
formasca - ary duty 1 Che armies oi tie Conied
erstg saes ron aad on T ne passage q ths ac da
rns ine tine hey are saea c9nuse.ors . RsoEidess
fhai ne hzn Cne contractor sill Be exempt cn
any rcu'e tlEt more than one Heslbsr of any
fru q coricters 81 ell Pc exempt aad ne eontFac or
un av route ri tha1 ten nj es in lenfth and
which e mall s. carried no7se. saa be exempt
DER fssa. aud q Gus er inore member OF any such
6rm e. eze1lt from ege O. otaer ease frcn re peE
forsaelee II asia az 6ulg taa Other me1ner, or msi
hers q sch r1l, shal rot be exempt 5y nh SCI on
Rao5ra of being ual ea.=rscio-s5 sud provided fur
fher ffas nc pssaa1 10 hcn eoutrsct loe carrying
fhe ass sy be frsusliled With the cgrssni Of tie
ssai sp eEzgt rom li.7ry e VICE On iaa. account
Ecs Ioas drivers q Pat e1Hchss sud haczB fer
casryts 10 laiiH en 81 routes saae na weight the
i1ef ltae bas treg should Pc catrl q "a eeeeles of
hacks a'.a rspt frol1 miary service - he ar
uC II E Consederais Sta g from SO etter tte pas
Fnss Ills net 70 long as hey continue g He en-
ploy e. sacl drisers: Provided the contractor BY
whom l 3 suah driver b en1i7Fed shall take aud sub
s9ri1s Fa oash % BE- fHrnshs6 70 ihs enrolling qfhcer
tAai 4 e weight q the nls his I0ute requires ,he
uss o e1acass Or hacks fer their eo5evance and iha
be has1iot greatsr uuzfsr o. tI1yaEs crposed ia IN
irtssauale s. e1aoe tiuz & fuill his CO lf7acf
fr ug ths mNls and thar BE sill 1ot wEiia a
ooutracRT aurlfy TresieT number Of d7irers fasa
may ldisNe7 7ebiy uscszs-ry for fla pafpsses and
that ke ra gi7e neiee % ths enrolling efcar when
ary slsh driver isse5 20 be ls lIs 81 p.oyEasnt
Aptr0vsl e sr y 1868.
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$1,000
FOR SALE!
FOR SALE
FOR sALNr

! WISE TO aeh my PLANTATIOE Etrsisa two
4 miles above Durani, the q ssissppi Central
siiroaa, eoatanDg seven hundred aad twenty acres,
three hundred Of which undsr fence. together with
me ereyvrg c-on; lot of likely Negroes Alules sad
stccE q every description, plsntat tools etc The
piscs e desirable aud iuyi 81 who wish to purchase
. call and examine for themselves.
ars4lnl. 2 HNnnrs
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eInN RENWAHEEa

ID ANAWAT from the underlined, on the 10Th inst,
Ia tas 1fuLATTO BOY, ALFRED, a5out eve feet
four or I've Inches high weighs sb1ut Iuu6Ted ard
tart7 I've poua g. arixsd the fare from smallpox,
quick spoken when spoken TO. will pay The above
rewsrd 10 any man who may loaEs him IN j al
HENRY FOX
s-7tT2fs r7anrs,shS "a
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- The law library OF Mr. Benz amin, IN New
Orleans, has boen contested.
E Human nature is the same in all ages
ethere IS no new thing under the SUM-" During
the revolution Of '76 Gen. Washington wrote
to Judge Laurens. Of South Carolina, in 17s2: /:
The spirit Of freedom, which at the COM
meneement Of the contest would gladly have
saerifced every thing 70 the attainment of its
object. has long sipee subsided, snd every sell
fsh passion has taken is place. Il is not the
nublsc but private interest shat influences the
generality OF mankind, nor can the Americans
any longer boast an exemption
What say we southerners1 Shall we be able
to boast this excaPsioul
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- We give this morning a series Of letters
from our regular correspondent Dixie Of the
I7th lsib, 2osh and 2Sd. These have been
detained By the interruption to the mails caused
By the Yankee dePTedstions on the Southern
railroad, in common with al other mail matter.
EI-The Union (AbOliton) association, of New
Orleans, has held q meeting, and adopted reso-
lutions to petition Congress to allow the people
to hold convection to form State govern
meat
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RIcHmoNp. April ID. ls69.

1aIUIIhU1IDl Aptu 70, IoO5.
The abandonment Of she siege Of Charleston
is not pleasing to the Yankee mind In par
tieulsr, it does not accord with the views of
Charles C. Fulton, Esq, Of the Baltimore
american. The magnificent result of the iron
clad reconnaissance rather makes the said Full
ton false prophet he went down to Port
Royal, dined with sho admiral, and probably
with every other officer who would ask him to
dinner, and wrote long letters in excessively
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FOR SALE.

sEE L. Z. CIR TERS,
00N PAIRS LADIES SHOES,
EVU l53 p4.rs Men shoes,
IS psiTs Eol's Boots,
3 % tb7. Ground COfee,
10 boxes ClE0srt
= boxes a1e Brsndv
Iiaa Besns and Fresb Tomatoes ia eaus.
S 81 Candles Sods. Sosp.
j. led Apples. SEQ CO Snuff Ian sr2vTs
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TOE RACG0.
81. GAWYOy & CO.

-T-ytIR sale tTentysx boTes ire virsinis Tobacco.
~ Apply TO VAUGHAN & WELLOEs
ar1ITtt Goodman Wfee
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NEpIcAL PURYEYoRls OFFIcE.

jackson, his HEsippi, April ID, l563
j compa1cs VITA ths above order from the Surgeon
e General vTou'd respectfully cali toe attention Of
the ladies' of Mississippi and Louisiana 70 the inpor
tHaes of tie cultivation Of this plant the juice Of
which ezuj ng f-oz fhs punctursd eep5ules when sui
GENTLY hsrGcned snd carefully PIT mp, may be sent to
this 6ePot RICHARD POTTS,
Surgeon G. S. z. end Medical Purys syor
Gpslm De 5a-tmsnt Kiss end East Louisana-
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SOAPI SOAP
SO.RP FOR TRE ..EkEEEo.s,.

sop FOKs THE ,.WKEEEO.B'.
A IL Of yea wh5 want BAR SOAP. pat mp in
n bones. ebtafn the sane at reasonable prices
IS me ,ines WI aerInit by applying at he Soap Fac
tory le 81 the Confe6erzts Home Jrekzou E.Es
G. 7. LYNCH, Proprstor.
p. ST. viii eel Soft Soap at 10 cents per po1nd Il
VIII be Of frstrstc quality. All parties wishing The
sane must furnish barrels. brigade e0umssaries aad
oths-s wiz Go well 10 have nil the Gresss they csn
spsfs shpped to me. I viu pay high pr-cs for ths
ssme. al ogdsrs ace m5ansl with ths cash grease
Ehraus1 vii. b. punotusliy stteEde5 to.
srls 2w G. T. LYNCH.
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TEEE BATTLE AT GRAND GULF.
But little information reached the city last
evening in relation to the fight which was pro
crossing throughout the day at Grand Gulf
Public anzisty was great. of course, and thou
sands of rumors were current, but few of which
were entitled to the least credit.
General BOwEE had advanced some two miles
from his regular defenses, to endesvor to check
tbs enemy's advance. In this position the skir-
ruish occurred before daylight yesterday morn
ing, which resulted in no particular advantage
to either side. After daylight, the enemy re
eeivsd heavy reinforcements, when he ad-
vanced so attack, and General Bowen
prudenay withdrew, the enemy advancing.
The fight ragged fsrcely throughout the day,
without our forces losing single position in
their works one report states that the Yir-
ginia battery was in ths possession Of the enc
my at one time. but It was retaken. In this
affair both sides are reported to have sustained
loss.
No casualties beyond the death of General
TRACEY are reported. Gen. Bowen had his
horse killed under him
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. TWR LAREES

CONFEDERATE STATES or AaIERICE,l
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Eianm0nd, Va. March lgths 1868.
C.reulsr
MEDICAL PURVET0RS win make en5eavcrs
VA t2rcugh cards pu5ii bed in newspapers, induce
the gs throughout the Soufh 70 laiersst themselves
in the culture Of the GARDEN POPPY They msy
thus Ieudsr ne CO1fedsracy essential service.
lSignsdl S. P. MOORE,
ijurgsop General, G. 5. A,
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Y sceordan
Lieut. Gen
titus 20 prov
snu ma audr
thOrizsd BY ~
uieg Of MouH
g Of r6Hroad
country sdi
szd Of men eE
e. and sachu
b expense.
he 'olioring
namss CT al
o douot) Ut
these ordsS
aero. - Y
aPtsiu W ]
apt in Alhe
ptsin Thol
apt in ".
ptsf1 B
rj0r A. k
and War
sEOGu aEC
will be pr
s1 grEaniz
ed
y order OF q
80 Nv
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RRsNDY, WHTaKY Am soar,

Q BIB s fue old Apple Brandy,
= obls. Rob,n-c1 county WHISKY,
70 boxes Soap. For sale, 10 closs c rs gnnent By
sp335 I, .. CARTER
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VgRNTER.

fsOUETRV PRODUCE Cdakers Ducks, Turkies
~ tieere, Sweet 2 tst7uE Strawberries, Lard, Esgs
Bustsr Conn., Cora MEd BucrwEeGt, Beeswaz- Honey,
Wool Eoddsr. Vere tables OF al kinds Bacoa MHtiou
snd Pork buttsFmilk, GARDEN snd Field Seed, Aich
Co.'S sd Calves Beans Psss sid Fresh Biiik.
For TIE eve ensasaen nis VIII be made with fsrm-
ers for they send lie highest and most
l5ers prices, aud "a Z down.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NAY ?.
T.aTR FRoFI aVEs rREsN LouEsEsNlA.
Federal TV'agoH Zrafa E8esfroged- 5aislss
Falling Esock,

Our intelligence last evening leads Us to
believe that the announcement of the occupa-
ton Of Alexandra. Louisiana, by Gen. BANKS,
was without foundation. The unfavorable re-
port came to this city in such a direct manner
that its correctness was net doubted, snd it was
generally believed that General TAYLOR had
been compelled to abandon the town. Dis
patches from Natehez, received yesterday,
give q more favorable eolOring to the situs-
tiou. General BANKS had, as we have every
reason to believe. advanced within TWEEN
ty or thirty miles Of Alexandria, when
General NioUroN succeeded in getting in his
rear and destroying wagon train Of one hun
dred and seventy wagons, loaded With ordnance,
etc. This loss not only compelled hslt Of the
Federal column. but forced it to fall back about
forty miles. The statement appears 70 be
authenGc2lly made, and we have no reason to
doubt its tTutkfulness.
LATER-see our press dispatch relative to
the movements west Of the river. It is con
frmatory of the essential particulars Of the
above.
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AVALR

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hiss
|EFBET HOR
qured for s
eded immedfai
All @ -srts-n
r plaE il q
bed acc5uurs "
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possibly Fpare
they can &C
horg 8 cann1
be reEored 70.
Rp312T D.
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THE omsE
\ II cEGonso
Jackson La O.
Cs1fE'n an
spa 1wa
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TO TIE GENTs OF JACKs0w.

DOOTs and SEOEs, foe Calf.Ein Broesns, 2g kegs
~ Lest Lari, Peach AID HoLev, Spurs end snes 40
Bells 100 Cork Se,aFE plenty Of Matches, etc. One
EuHsid = fs two English double tarIsed Shot Gu-s,
Nnegar, Whaiess and re ail two bels. Lsrs OIL one
Eng sh Duck Gun, one Shooter one hast, full.
BaEsiug aad R9pe, 5zl. Sada, etc
mFI5s MOGRIDGE & AUSTIN.
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Il DE
GIrUAThD D.
- ON fs-sEr
aseg-8b ut tk
acres IN roi toes.
patch "a,
ALeO-A fna5nfi
Cf tie REST var.
TIE imsrr yea insii-
rooms a G Ga 'lR ib5r,.
vsn s room. f
Bu kel1ue. etTaE
To these WI
csiy most r
oss or tle
Sla-8 Iha
place abo n
IWI.i u
Cows three
y; Of PJut
Ken octaV
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TEE CAMP

A.aa "a II
L a. Bro0khs
prise Mas
AlpessrrHt
and fortyyssu
or e-smD rLf
Et-ucii0n zrI
EntsrD1se 2
reasonsbletm
Eertcrs j. o.
promptly Yea
BY the enemy. ?
vices TO your co
and 60 It PRONE
mra-1lt
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EBOE che
u POCKET
rl aud noe
dollars G1e OF
Nu-ea is hs-el
person exc pt q
mFH
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AN IsIFORTANT EVENT TO HAPPEN TWEEN
TY-THREE YEtRs HENCE.-The date Of the
end Of tho world is satisfactorily fixed for the
yesr 1886. TheTa is sn enciaut prediction, r.
psatsd by Nosiradmus in bis Centuries" which
says that when S.. George shalt cruelty the
Lord, Rhan St. Mark shall raise Him, and St.
John shal assist IS Els ascension, he end Of
the world shall como In iae year 1886, it VIII
happen that Good Friday shall fall on St.
Georges 5ay, Easter Sunday on ST Marks day,
and Holy Thursday, or Aseensienday, viii be
also the feast Of ST. John ths Baptist
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TgHE Batn
4 4 Dacl
Grm OF r 2
HCuss E1fLf
sent m- Ter
said houset3
resPons nsbIid
mr. ID 7uia
fully oT G
public sndso
tofors so Hb
wilbe c5ntn
ant fw
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= ran aF
1--we niles
forty ycsr
bones sbo
fiddler an
pass bimu
ncbsbuiv
ep3O Iwt
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M god CA
snd hirv -
LsO-Two
u fwan.r
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EE The law library Of Mr.. Benjamin, in New
Orleans. has been coufscated.
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LETT
7narn1 Cor

q
DAEATyh
EfJ
7uf or Gref
hirtT Eve u
pick spoke
WGrd
ap2fTRs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-22

ruffled feelings from any angry words Or b..,
or hasty conduct on your part. Always sas9
them eff to school in a happy and affectjoD .4-
state OF mind and when they return, LET w..
be invariably received with kindly gree,in oa
and owing, thankful heart, that they are ons,
more returned to you in health and salo,-
These things are the more necessary as ho!;,
ambitions, their disappoiatments, their a.,
couragements, and their troubles, in referon..
to their school and their lessons, are as imno,
ant to them as yours to you in the might,
matters of lite, and if they fud not balm f.,
all these in the affection, and smiles, and SYM
pathy, of their mothers especially, it is :,
them misfortune, aud to such mothers d$
grace.
4th. Byall possible means arrange that voo,
children shall reach school with dry feet and
dry clothing the neglect of this has sent Dsny
sweet child to Its early grave, the victim Of ;,
mothers carelessness, or a teachers stupiditv
9th. School-children should eat with qreo
regularity thrice day is all-sufic ent fr
those above ten. frequent eating, and tenn.
ing their appetites with sweetmeats aud deEc,.
cies, has been the groundwork Of early and
lifelong dyspeptics to multitudes.
9th. Teach children perseveriDgly the i'm.
portance of attending promptly to the calls o.
nature, and by any and every means bring i;
about that this shall be done before leaving for
school in the morning. TO this end, arrange
that they shall be through with their break.
fasts an hour before it is necessary to start for
school, even if they have to eat by cande.ligbt.
Gases of fatal inflammation of the bladder have
often occurred 10 consequence Of the Ignorance
or brutality of teachers in this connection.
9TH. Embrace every opportunity of impress.
ing the child 5 mind with the fact that teachers
are aboriDg for their good, and therefore ought
TO be loved, respected. and obeyed, as their
best friends -HQlVS Journal
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I'd Lieut. Henry Sabin, Co. c, promoted to be
LIST Lieut.. in same company, vice Salisbury pro-
NOTED.
LIST Sergt. C. d. Bogue, Co. l, promoted to be
I'd Lieut. Co. C, vice Sabin promoted.
LIST Lieut.. P. S. Blodgett, Co. G, promoted to
be Captain Co. L, vice Capt. Z. NJ. WinsIow re-
signed.
I'd Lieut.. James Thompson, Co. B, promoted
to be lst Lieut.. Co. G, vice Blodgett promoted.
Sergt. Maj. John A. Hicks, promoted to be ID
Lieut. Co. B, vice Thompson promoted.
I'd Lieut.. A. w. Chiffon, Co. +, promoted to
be 1st Lieut.. Co. l, vice Slant resigned.
Quartermaster Sergt. H. w. Kingsley, promo
ted to be I'd Lieut. Go. F. vice Chiffon promoted.
1st Sergt. ]. S. Thompson, Co. A. promoted to
be I'd Lieut.. same company, vice Hopkins de-
ceased.
LIST Sergt. Farr, Co. G, promoted to be Cd
Lieut. Co. E, vice Souo resigned.
I'd Lieut.. Perham, Go. Il, promoted to be lst
Lieut. same company, vice Dow resigned.
Com. Ser2t d. G. ILL., promoted to be ID 1t.
Co. E, vice Perham promoted.
I'd Lieut.. c. d. Bogue, Co. {, promoted to be
LIST 1t. same company, vice Slbin resigned.
LIST Serst. G. W. Burnel, promoted to ID 1t.
Co. c. vice Bogue promoted.
ISL LI' samuel OaETauy 20. -; promoted 10 DC
Captain same company vice q. +. Appleton re-
signed.
Cd Lieut.. George L. Davis, Co. D, promoted
to be LIST Lieut.. same company, vice Darrah pro-
noted
LIST Serst. l.. A, Abbott, Co. B, promoted to
be I'd Lieut.. Co. u, vice Davis promoted
LIST Sergt J. Carter, Co. c, promoted to be I'd
It. Co. |, vice Colby resigned.
The regiment numbered, when mustered into
service the 10th of September last, 1925 men.
Since then "a have died 10 have been discharg-
ed and Is have deserted We now num-
Der 93G men. The sick amount to 71-23 in
the regimentaI hospital, and IS in the general
hospital-which leaves US fit for duty $50 men,
The regiment were expecting, at the date of
this letter, the 18th inst) to move at once, hay
ing been ordered to prepare three days cooked
ratons and four days raw rations. They were
ignorant Of their destination, however.
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The Tenth Regiment.
THIRTEENTH.

We find in the correspondence Of thu Rutland
Herald the following in regard to the 10th Reg-
ment:
"The following is list of the promotions that
have taken place in the regiment since we left
Vermont:
Major VIM. w. Henry, promoted to be Lieut..
Colonel, vice Lieut.. Col. Edison resigned.
Capt. C. G. Chandler, Co. ], promoted to be
Major, vice Major Henry promoted
LIST Lieut.. JohnoA. Salisbury, Co. C, promoted
to be Captain Of Co. l, vice Chandler promoted
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-22
School-Children.

This BEAUTIFULLY bright morning of March the
fifth, the thermometer being near twelve above
zero of Farenheit, at eight o'clock, found us
taking the usual walk Of mile and half
along Fifth Avenue, from dwelling to office,
with our four responsibilities, who 90 to school
near by. Alice, our eight-year old, who was
full of talk, said Father, wish | was my
teachers pet, but am not her pets can do as
they please, but she is SO strict with the rest
Of US. WHO are her pets, nay daughter =?
The ones that know their lessons best
Are they larger Or smaller than you ;? ooh !!
they are the tiniest girls in the school. My
teacher says the smallest girls in the school
are the smartest.'
On another occasion, when told Of a girl who
was never absent never missed word in any
of her lessons, inquired if she was cookbook
ing The reply was: She is 50 pale and thin !;
and there are sores on her hands and face
Similar answers have Been made in various
other cases. The actual fact is, that the good
scholars study themselves to death, and are
petted and favored in a great variety of ways ;
wAie those Of less mental capacity are treated
with an Impotence and q sternness which soon
gives them dislike for school, for their teach
ers, and for learning in general, ana Saturdays
and Sundays are the only sunshiny days Of the
week to them. | frequently say t. my child
ren : l don't want you to strive for head [
don't want you to be promoted, for the oftener
you are, the harder you will have to study.
You have plenty Of time, and / would rather
see you eat heartily, and sleep soundly, and
know but little, than that you should know a
great deal, and grow pale, and thin, and weak
", and die before you are grown up.
Among the most important Observauces for
school-children, and which every wise and az
fectionate parent will never lose sight of, are;
LIST. See that they have all the sleep they
can take. Every child under ten should be in
bed by eight o'clock, summer and winter, SC
that they may have nearly eleven hours sleep
Those older, should be in bed at nine and be re
quired to rise at six ; thus they will have more
time for study in the morning, when the brair
is rested and acts efficiently, and will also b.
prevented from iujuring their eyes, as very
many school-ohidren do, by using artificial
light.
ID. See to it that every child goes to BET
with warm, dry feet and that they sleep warm
ly at night. ......
Sd. ltyou are human, and not brute, neve
allow your child to 60 to bed with wounded o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-22

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 50. Montpe3ey, IN SAID disttc,
on the 22d day of April A. d. 1863.
A REL CRANE, Administrator, Of the Estate Of
\ Samuel Bates late Of North6eld, in said d@G,
deceased presents his administration account for n
ihaon and allowance, and makes application for ade.
cree of distribution and partition Of the estate OF sad
deceased.
Whereupon, it Is ordered by said Court, that ,at
account and said application be referred to session Of
said Couu to be held at the Probate ONCE in said Mont
pelier, the 9Th day OF May, A d. lsG3 at 10 oco
the forenoon, for hearing and decision thereon and
is further ordered that notice hereof be given 80 pei
sous Interested, by publication of the thyse vysI
successfully, in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman.
newspaper published at Montpelier, previous TO 81
time appointed ~. lea ;"g that they may appear at
time aud place, and show cause, if any they may l'
why said should net bo allowed and such deer
made.
BY the Court.
d&wfapr22 Attess, 4. K. MERRILL, Judge
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From the Thirteenth Vermont
CAMP CARUsI, NEAR OCcoQuAN, !
April u, 1868.

CAMP CARUsI NEAR OCCoQUAN, J
April 10, 1868.
FpITos FREEMAN The Thirteenth have
again moved camp. We came to this place,
which is situate I'd some seven CT eight miles
down the Occoquan from the shoals, and near Oc'
cooa4n village, on the second inst | think the
bows never received marching orders with more
pleasure. We have been cooped up between
j. woods and hills for nearly three months, having
little opportunity to drill, and good chance to
dig and picket in storms, and it was not strange
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-22

ROSE who designing to teach in the low at The
dlesex the ensuing year, are requested TO NAY
school house near the Centre of said town,
9th at one Clock P. M, to be examined all, invite
law. All citizens respectfully and cotanny supt
to attend. .r..#.. ~ u, j. AcELHsiewe
Mddlesex, April Goth.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-22
PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in williamstown S
comprising the Grist Mill, House and Dain, ,op
Mill, Store and aboutl2 acres of land. The apo,
erty pays % per cent, and will be sold on res' "a ID
terms. Enquire of l.. II. Kenney, Barre W. ~ ARD
premises. ASHLEY Hubo"
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