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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
& Foreign Patent.
R. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATEN2'S,

". H. EDD
SOLICITOR OF P.4TEN1S,
Late Agent of U 5 Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act OF 1897
10 State street. opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
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PATENT OFFICE than he subscriber; and as SUCCESS
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and prove that other office Of the kind are the
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past has nabled him TO accumulate vast collection
specifications and ical decisions relative to patents
These, besides library of legal and mechan
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Al necessity of journey to'Washingon, to procure
PATENT and the usual great delay there, are here save
enventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
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cessf acttioners with whom have had oihch inter-
CHAs MASON, . Commissioner Of Patents,
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
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for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
g Mr.. R. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appL
cations on al but enc of which patents have grant
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ostOn, Dec. ., 1862. vi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN,


New YORK, Dec. a. The United States
steam transport Star of the South, from Hilton
Head the Dist inst, arrived here last night.
The report of the United States frigate Iron
sides and two mortars being entangled in the
distractions in Charleston harbor is untrue.
Gen. Gilmore was Smelling Charleston daily
from his 200 FOUNDERS.
Nothing further of Importance
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

BALTraoRE, Dec "a The report about the
monitor Lehigh is erroneous. She merely got
aground and sprung a leak, rendering 1t necessa-
ry to 90 to Port Royal for repairs. She was not
injured by the rebel batteries.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Decrease. s4sco Dec9 5o4,4 400 Inc 2s7oste neGS 7G
The Phiadelpla Buaelil. Of last evening T.

ports:--
There was very dormant state OF Affairs az thn srek
Board this morning win general Withdrawal ~ urrfs
and Tor most OF the speculative sIarts .cni Gixy
TO realize. There moderate INV demand
the better Class OF bonds aud regular dvh,ed waving
ngs. United States coupon 6f, 1ssi a0ld NJ icrap a
vance OF -. state 5's steady at 1Csit. and
loans at 1Oy for the and i04 for the old issues.
Pennsyivnni, Railroad declined A. but the bcps
stiff AT III = for the lrst and los the
gage. 1751s bad Cor Camden and Ambo, lssilruad
At the annual meeting Of the Toledo and
Wabash road the following persons we're miami
mously elected directors for the ensuing year,
Azariah Boody, New York; j. n. Brothertor,
New York; James Spears, Lafayette; Isaac II.
Knox, New York; Hector Morrison, New York; J.
r. Jesup, New York; John Ross, New York: Wm.
Kidd, Rochester; George Cecil, Logansport;
Robert Breckenridge, Fort Wayne; william KEN,
williamsport; William Baker, Toledo; Warren
Csaburn, Toledo; Chauncoy vibbard, Albany; J..
N. Drummond, Toledo.
The passenger receipts Of the Connecticut River
Railroad in August were t24 sos, against slo.573
last year; the freight receipts $la, ,6s3, against
so,s3s; and tho total s,399, against s27.lls.
Operating expenses deducted, the net is s2a,o4l
against 81, $50 last year-mAking the increase
Ss,352. Although the Cheapsiae bridge was build
ing throughout the month, tho passenger receipts
exceed by more than t6 900 the receipts fss pas
sengers dnriag any other single month siace the
road was opened.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Increase. II 500 Dec 93 900 Dec 15e leo Inc ii6 81"
The aggregate quantity Of the same arsic'cs
left at tide water from the Commencement, Of ra-
vigation to the 18th of October inclusive, during
the years 1862 and 1863 was rs follows
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REpoar.

Nti'NEDify trst. 8@--b u. NJ.
Asnts continued active N 7,se T5sc. Tor pots and
&c tars -nrK 10 hbs
Bsg,r " frrre ~as l'ss doiDg ~ fonr TO day ana
prices iuFtiay reduced Cc DBL. The market
c'~ipg tr,viy. The rcceip,s roachei 9.V7s bots he
davis nsnrissd IS 900 bbis. state Western.
/. o. bns suus and 500 bbS. CANADIAN Kye Hour
aYaefed 80 bbis cinn ed hands 1T quotations.
~ IN deintud with Sl Of 500 bhls
an.v ,o. u, trrtve W.u t.., Ia
The New York herald., 1863-10-15


nr sni
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 14-6P.M.
The following statement will show how the trade
tables ofthe port for the month ofseptember which
were published in this mornings HERALD. compare
with those of the corresponding months of 1892
and
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
the Case Of the Detected Detective.
SUPREME COURT.


Ocr 13.-ln the matter OF wm O. Ford special
detective from New Orleans, arrested q charge OF
larceny. heretofore reported the HxRALp the Judge
this morning decided 70 discharge the prisoner, in
order that the might bc disposed Of BY the
United States Court. Immediately upon his dis
charge tho deputy Provost Marshal rcarrcstcd him
under order ssscd by Maov General INK for tha, pur
pose. No the prsoDcf In the custody OF
Provost Marshal than another wru of habeas corpus
issucd by hts Honor Judge ftts, the United 5ates
District Court, uca that oEesr returnablc
forthwith the United States District Court rooms In
UNITED erArEs DISTRICT COURT.
Before the Hon. Judge Belts.
3In the matter of VIM O. Ford, hercsnferc arrest
ed on awarcnt ISSUED by Colonel g. Bcckwh rrovoes
Marshal OF the Departments Of the Gulf charge lar
ceny appropriatng 70 bis the proceeds Of rob
berry committed IN New Orleans. and which alleged
had been recovered by Ford In hrs capacity sF<cta
detective officer of that department
Tho prisoner produccl before the curt under
writ OF habcss eorpus issued by ihe Judge aui the
Deputy Provost Marshal tor tbrreto crri that
he held the by virtue ef order ~ Naor Core
raj Dx the ground that be had vsoitcd
of his oath of orce, &c
After hearing counsel for prisoner favor of dls.
charging tho prisoner from arrest and ar. a. ~. Rice
Assistant United = acs District Attorney. IN opposition
b, Judge dismissed the writ aud rcnanded the prisoner
, 20 tho custody of the Provost Marshal.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

The FOR the rebel troops IN this state for IN
ensuing winter are reported ~ be very bad. Their fs
and their clothing bad. In many cases they Al
without tents blankets and their suneriue, during u
rurninu nlshs ot few DAYS past-scsrccy tho shadow
o. the dismal wutry hours 10 ccme-src represented
very severe.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

The Fulton Bank has declared dividend of five
per cent, free Of government tax, payable on the
I'd of Novembcr the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, quarterly dividend of two and half per
cent, payable on the 18th inst; the Equitable
Safety Insurance Company of Boston, a semi
annual dividend of three per cent on the perma-
nent fund. now payable. The Mechanics and
farmers Bank of Albany give notice of a final
payment of ten per cent to the late stockholders
of the old bank. This makes one hundred and
twenty -four per cent which has been paid upon
the old stock, and the stock itself still remains n
tact in the hands Of its holders.
The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month
of September were:- 4an
1888 49,. ......................... .$sl4,s2s 16
1862. ......................T T56.420 SO
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

The Negroes, or tSc the unfrelucnfed routes
lrsucd by two fusltvcs--a and hts wifc-iust ar
~ "d icre arc said TO be very friendly 10 the white
'n'nss aud iusltiycs They nave, In many Instances,
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Pittsburg. which was firm, and Hudson River. which
advanced per cent, apparently owing to the per-
sistent efforts Of the clique. At the four r.
board the market was steady. The following were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07

flashes with indignation to think that somany
are not there. Every man is missed: every
man has his own place to I'LL, and his own
work 70 do-his own crown Of glory to win, or
his own honorable grave to fill.
Will not the women help us, then, to set
every man in his place? Will they not refuse
60 much as to speak to any oncwhO cvades his
dutv? We all know that they, by combining
together, can drive all stragslcrs at once to the
field; they can make existence intolerable to
those who stay but to those who go, and do
the deroir of gallant gentlemen, they can
promise paradise, and keep their word. Now
here is whit women can d. for us ut this mo-
mentor Us! for themselves and for us all
Let them but think that everything we arc, or
have or hope to have or to be, depends upon
our glorious army, and that it is now standing
in the gap of the Contederacy once more, with
enormous masses of the ruilian foe gathering
in front and flank for another and more siren
mons blow at the heart Of the country. Ii our
soldiers do their duty NOW they can save the
country and make it tie proudest nation upon
earth; If not, better for them they had never
been born.
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Our mon behaved badly here break

mented. Our men behaved badly here, break
inc open stores and plunderiug indiscrimnate!y ".
All that officers could DO was done to prevent IT.,
Int in vain These occurrences are very DIS
graceful and | am truly glad that they
form exceptions to the general conduct
While was parolug the prisoners a courier ar
rived informing me that the enemy were ap>
preaching with two regiments ct cavalry anu
battery Of artillery, and that skirni;Shiug was
then going on with our pckets was therefore
obliged to order the prisoners to Sprineh:!h oh
the double>quck. Soon after we lett Lebanon
the ba.JcSt rain | ever experienced commenced
70 fall and continued till nine o clock AGFiTel
:, Springfield 1T dark, when / halted the prl-
Sorcrs in order to parole those who were lot
rorolcd 1T Lebanon, ana formally dismiss chem.
TIhis detained me at Springfield two hours after
,he command had passed. Wet and chilly.
worn ont horse tired and hungry. Stopped
f. feed her. Falling asleep, was awakened
nv one of the men. Started on 10 the COM
mnnd. When ! reached the point OH the
Burds,own road where | had expected The
ID Brigade 10 eIcamp, WAS halted by
party Of cavalry Surprising them 20 be our own
pickets, | rode up promptly 10 correct them for
standing ia !Gi. y!cw OF any one approaching:
VIXEN 10 10 my notification, found myself Il
prisoner. Ny God how hated it, 10 one can
understand The first thought, after my wife
and children, was my fine mare. Fannie Join
son." named after pretty little cou,ill- OF Rich
mond. Va. ! said poor Fannie, who will treat
YOU ms kindly rs l have turned her over TO
the Captain and beeg cd him 70 take good care Of
her. which he promised t" do.
July Grm-lraycled AL day. Treated very
kindly By Capt, Smith Sick, worn ont, COM
pctciy wearcd out. Spirits cheerful. Net
Capt. Wolcot on the road from springfield. lie
got Capt. Smith TO parole me- Capt Smith AK.
Gus 10. DO SO. rs he had more prisoners THAN lie
could we'll take care "f. Accompanied Capt.
Wolrot to Danvilic. Staid all night there
July 7th-Anived at Nicholasvi!Ie. Ordered
before the Provost Marshal. Gent OIL to Leyng.
ton. Arrived IN the AFTERNOON and immediately
ordered to prison. Visited by some sweet, pref
" and kind ladies Gud bless them | know
He will.
JrLY srm.--Grcat rejoicing in Lexington over
the fall OF Vicksburg. q d" Tot believe it, L.
is Il great disaster: orc among the very worst
that could befall us. Bat even lit i SO, and even
should Lee army be destroyed, and every town
and village in the South burned, the rebellion
would be unSubducd. There are hundred
thousand men in the South who feel as | do
that they wouil rather III earthquake should
swallow the whole country than yield to our op-
prc,sors. Men who wil! re;!r'. 10 IL" mountains
and live OH acUrrS and craw. on their bellies to
shoot al invader wherever they can see one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

MoRToS, Mss, Aug. -t.-Twenty-two
transports. laden with troops, have las>ed
Natchcz going down, MP to Friday.
\ number Of Banks and Burnside's rcgi-
mentS have been mustered out, their terms of
service having expired.
Transports load led with negroes are sent
up daily To Island No. IT,, where II camp for
the instruction Of blacks in the manuel of
arms has been established
East and West Louisiana have been stripped
to form negro regiments.
Runner says that Sherman is turloughng
one cut of every company, and they leave
daily Tor homc.
IIlaginc parties are sent out daily from the
garri>"ms q. Natchcz aud New Carthage. who
strip the c,uHtry Of provisions and commit
every species Of Vandalism
The weather is extremely warm-,hcrmom-
ctrr ~ lrrvccS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
THE "LEGISLATURE" OF WEST VIRGIN.
"AETER" MORGAN

When it was definitely ascerlained that Nor
gan had been captured, the perpont Lcgisla-
ture concluded to give al exhibition fits spunk
The Wheeling "lutelligencer' has the following
account of the proceedings OF the Pierponters
The Legislature did handsome thing yester.
day. Not in the way Of legislation but III way
more adapted 10 the spirit OF the times. They
.shouidrrrd arms aud carried arms" not like the
BOYS who wore the papc. caps and marched up
the sleep hill side against the Western wind but
like bJna fGc soldiers. They met and adjourned al
the usual hour in the morning, each member re-
pairing 10 the ordnance department aud getting a
run. Gen. kta:licr, vi MOnongaiia, was made
captain Col. Crawford, OF Hancock, LIST Ileuten'
nI!ta.d I. X NcCaun, Of GrcruDrier I'd licUten-
ant. Al! together they nIde up IL cU!npany oi
scYCu:y.cwo men, including the clerks and SER
caan;S .li;,.rH!, OF the two houses. They para
led in the forenoon and afternoon. aud held
in readiness 20 move upon tile enemy
" hen ever his approach should be signailed We
: should not forget 10 notice that Mr.. McWhorter,ot
Roaue county, acted rs Hief, ANA Mr. Sheets OF
ilaupshire Il, tenor drummer We like the sort .!
vim L.sihayed by the Legislature ot our New
State yesterday. john Morgan would have Ie-
ccivcd a yo.!ey of very hearty shots from them
had lie made lis appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
THE one DUTY.

The MoL!!a advertiser thinks that, ~. the
prescott. the tide OF war has turned 10 the East.
We believe that Grants army is being moved 10
NiIg!iiia. i'll lie belief land the true belief that
Virginia i the backbone of the Cvuicdcracy
ana that with Lees army beaten and Virginia
occupied the war will Dc at an en-. II MAY ic.
and II now looks like IT, THAI The great and final
battle VII! crimson the soil OF the dear noble
aud brave old dominion. ANA that The whole vi
our movable forces may Dr called there 10 meet
the grand onslaught OF tiv combined armies OF
the enemy. We hofr the Government at Rich-
mnnd is awake to such contingency. From Il
quarter vi million vi confederate soldiers, uIl-
der such leaders as Lee, Johnson B!asg, and
Bcaurcgard, &c. ihc North c'.Ino: muster the
masses, evcn il. Persian numbers, to lavish :,
victory. But come what may--et what may be
y.rappud III the womb uf the futurc--.or us there
IS but one policy, une duty for las. IL is tUGgh!
TO r"lrr-tU FIGHT 10 the b.Itcr end
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shooters, and the terrific Gannonading that
! ensued in the afternoon. On the 18th instant
this battalion had Il sharp skirmlsh, and again
on the llth, far out in advance of the line
at lIagerstown and Williamsport, supported
alone BY Col. Cobb's and Phillips Legions,
| held the Yankee army in cheech the whole
day, engaging and driving the skirmishers
back upon their reserves, and thereby de-
ceiving and preventing their ascertainins the
position of our army. Constantly on the out
posts the services of this command were az
duous and most important; but as when great
battles are being discussed there is little in
tcrest taken in skirmishes, l forbear to give
particulars.
Arrived in Chester Gap, q battery, sup
about d mile from the road, was throwing an
occasional shell to annoy our column. Gen.
! Longstreet having arrived, and become lmpa-
tent for the cavalry to come up, ordered the
| battalion of sharpsh0oters to charge and drive
the battery away. Deployed as skirmishcrs,
. its right flank protected by the brigade, away
it goes double quick at the battery; but the
| movement had hardly begun before 1t changed
its position, and with its support, moved off
so RAPIDLY that at no time did the skirmishcrs
ret within three hundred yards of it, in a run
ling fight Of two and half miles. The road
being cleared, the men exhausted, the pursuit
was discontinued and returning to the road,
the brigade continued the march The men
were delighted with this little affair, and
wonder that cavalryman should ever be
wounded, if that was specimen Of their con-
duct.
Continuing the retreat, we arrived in Gull
pcpcr cou ntY, where the army is enjoying
that rest it so much needed and, notwith-
standing our recent disasters and failures, our
losses and nardships, with spirit as buoyant
and confidence as strong and mistaken As ever
in ultimate success, it is fully prepared to
meet the foe on other fields, and to defeat and
ranquish him. L.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

MoRroN. Mss, Aug. IA large number of
chiefs and braves o tir Ch0ctaw tribe passed
through here yesterday, on the way u visit
tic tirrat Father NJ Richmond.
Grant has established Il garrison Of about
300" men a N"tciicz.
Wiz. Adams scouts Bring Intelligence that
Banks attacked h:ck Taylor, at Donaldson
vile. ~ tn" I'D nit, and was defeated with q
loss Of d.Ooo, including LOCO prisoners and
that !ayi"r'S ana Ma"rudcr'S forces have sincc
unitcd on the Trche river. width. il trrc will
enable Taylor To place i'll rosirion the siege
guns captured ut Thibolcaux, and blockade
the river below
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DIE

DIED, in ,his city on "Wednesday morning the
9TH inst, at y. 81. GEORGE u EH3NAuGII, ol
Washington City. Ills funeral will take place
this morning (rhnrs'iayl at O'Clock 4. NJ, from
the house OF his brother. Mr.. ,lohG: ironaUsh. on
18TH Street. 'lncn door, below Broad street -
The friends a: tie deceased are invited TO at
tend.
Diup. in Chs: 'a;tcSyilIc, on Saturday morning
july y. GEORGIA, only daughter OF Command
CT WA. Green. aged l. Yeas
- Norfolk papers requested to copy.
DIED. at hi rcsjIcnc" in this city. on Sat
ur,iay. August lst lS&3. NJ wv TD'p-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
| SECOND DEsr!TCH.

M"rrny, Aug. 1.-The latest advicc> from
The Mississippi river represent the river as
swarmng WIN gunbpats an! transports above
Nick,burG. Eight gunboatS and ten trans
ports were counted between Nick>hur. and
Nat'bcz last Friday. This does not prevent
communication with the TRANSIT issi>sippi De,
pnrtmcmt Accounts from that side are cheer,
ing. hut coEtraband.
The enemy have placed Il garrison of $500
men III New Garbage. Logan is watchingthcil
indictments and the enemy will hear from him
soon.
No troops have gone up the river save Ne.
Phcrsom's corps and part of Burnsidc's com
mninI
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TO Ne Edi;orS IF he EaqHircr:
WILLOW GROVE, G"nCnrN%D. W.,

august III. I~Jp. J
Gentlemen: As an old subscriber, ana one
in whose house your paper li!S been taken
and rc#l since is first issue. and who has
also occasionally put in Il word as ;w", feel
Il disposition 70 make few suggestions to YOU.
Your readers are thoroughly Sick and dis.
gu,tcd with the rchcar,als OF Yankee barbara
tv. They have heard enough. seen enough.
Therefore. say 10 more Oh tina: subject. We
all know that il" Yankees. hy formal laws o!
their Congress. have coni>cated every thing
we possess, which their authorities have de-
libcratelv seized and their camp-f"!!cwcrS
have gathered up the leaying>. We know all
these thing from friends and relations in Mis-
siSsipp;. Louisiana and elsewhere. whom they
have left utterly dr>oiafc. We know they
shoot our friends in Missouri and Kentucky,
and every where they can catch them, burn
their houses and throw them dcsDla:c on the
world. We kuow. from private intelligence.
that Mississippi and Louisiana are Is qc>oatc
al thcy were before the settlement "t the
country. it is sickcaing To lis to hear any
moro, from the fact that it argues weakness
II is unmanly to roInplain-cSpccally III a
ight--that the adversary slaves his list III
your eyes instead Of gently touching you on
Il less vulnerable point.
The wounded pigeon is known hy his Hut
tcring; therefore, say no more. We long 10
hear one word OF complaint from the enemy:
the ONLY one We heard was when the war first
commenced, that We made tingcr rings Of their
bones and martin boxes al their skulls: since
then wc hear nothing. We had thought that
the Christian religion was i rule Of conduct
for private individuals: that the law to turn
Il, L.. ,i,,.l. rho rich; ~
private application. and did NOT obtain in
governments We thought that the powers
that be were ordained of tod. and were l"!,
70 the dictates uf enlightened Scii-iutrrc>t:
that the injunction. "ATcngc no; yourself,
but give place To- wraih, for vcngc;vir" is mine.
saith the Lord" WI, addressed to private in
lyiluals. and not to governments. We
thought that Con. Lee was the power cor
laiucd Of Cod 10 av"nSc his people in Penn
sylvania. But enough. rerJUmSNt. We wish
YOU 70 urge tie Government 10 send no more
flags. talk no more, tlrc;.tcn no mere, raise
no black flags: hut secretly and diligently
study over ali tie chronicles: ol the "FIcnd oi
Darkness" c:pcciaIly those -: the doings Of
the Yankees il this wl--ihc English il, India.
tie French in .Al.icrs. that some way may be-
devised to make them SIuaIl. ii only t"r once:
then publish that. and it will be music To the
ears OF your readers.
Until then, continue 20 -iy" U> the debates
in Parliament THE English Lords think ""
have gone through. the experience OF st. Do-
mngo long ago.. the doin~s Of Napoleon. c>-
pcciallv in Mcxico, the iukcs Of Old Abe
but no more YANKEE bar'arity.
Very respectfully, /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-07
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Aug. ALI quiet to-day
Battery Wagner IS III fine condition, and far
stronger than when the bomDardment began.
The people and troops are in good spirits.