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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26
No. l7-Cab;net Organ.

Same as No. Is, in Walnut or Oak ease. An,
available instrument for home use, though not
SO comprehensive as an instrument with Two or
more sets Of reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

FEMAI.ES-FEHA 4 ALES-FEM ALES.
In moay Ag7ections pecrxbs to Females the
EXTRACT BuCHU is uneQualed BY any other r. m
edy, rs in Chiorosis or Retention, lrreguarity,
Painfuiness. or Suppression Of Customary Evac,
ualions, UiceTa,ed or Scirrhous state Of the Ute.
rus, Leuchorr9a or Whites, Sieriiity, snd for all
complaints in:ideut to the sex, whether arising
from lodiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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pailD }IfGman,
MONTPELIER, JANUARY 20, 1863.

The KILLED IN ruE Hamlet L.NH.-Ws fnd
In the New Orleans correspondence Of the New
York Herald statement of the federal losses in
the recent fight at Galveston, in which the name
ofJulius Richardson, Assistant Acting Master,
il reported in the list Of killed After reading
the letter carefully through, however, We are
not inclined to believe that this can be regarded
as accurate at all. In the list IL Acting Master
Hamilton, whom all other statements, and this
letter itself elsewhere, show 10 have survived
she battle. Acting Master Munros 10 also re-
ported killed in this list, and elsewhere in the
letter it Is said that he only lost an arm. The
list seems to have been furnished by the officers
of the Owasco, but no reason 10 given why they
should know the losses on the Harriet Lane
and on the whole we are inclined to think that,
in fact, it is made out on the suppositisn that
all the officers were killed. We regard it IS in
accurate and unofficial, and as furnishing NO
evidence in addition to what we had before, Of
the death of Purser Richardson and we by nc
means give up eur hope that he is yet alive.
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Post Office Notice.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Jan. 8, 1862.

MONTPELIER VT, Jan. ., 1862.
Office hereby given that tn. period of thirty days
~ from the date of this notice. allowed for present
ing such Postage have been used as currency
for redemption this Office the expiration OF thirty
days, subject to the following rules, viz 80
l. Only those stamps will be redeemed which have become
soiled in their No clean stamps
under this rule, will be redeemed.
2. No stamps will be redeemed which shall appear to
have been used in the payment Of postage - Vt
The stamps to be redeemed must be separated by the
into their several denominatlons-ai three cent
stamps together all ten cent stamps together, Each
wrapper must be endorsed the amount Of the enclosed
stamps The several parcels must then be placed in
single wrapper envelopes and The back OF tnvei
must be endorsed the amount OF the whole lot and
also the Of the The packages received at
the Post Office will be numbered regularly and recepted
for. ., ~ -. ~. = '' v ~}@'i 9. .'Ai 81
The packages Of stamps will then be carefully exam
ined and counted in the Post Once in the order u their
aad The value Of those considered redeemable
marked the envelope Those not deemed good viii be
destroyed--net given back. - -' ~ ~ p @
8. Owners will application, receive their respective
payments in Government notes or postage currency
All stamps must be presented for redemption within
thirty days after notice is given at the Post Once VI read
ness to commence the work. 'N "''.
Z. But deposit will be allowed by or from the same
party, firm or association.
The progress the work will be advertised by posting
in the Office daily the numbers ready for redemption
and will receive their respective oa sur
rendering their receipts s ttf
By order of the Post Office Department. sre 1901
OFFICE AFrEs ExpIRArIoR THIRTY DAYS PROM TIM
DATE OF THIS NOTICE. After this date stamps that
have been used for CURRENCY will be received at this Office
in payment for Postage. JAMES G. FRENCH, I'M.
! a1lt wi d&w ass .@ -sva ...t.t tI.- Esd.
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DEcHAsED.--A correspondent at st. Adams
says it is suspected that the Franklin Co. Herald
at st. Adams, under the special direction of II
B. Smith and B. H. Smalley, no longer wages
war against " ssctionalism," abolitonisn -
and Black Rspublcanism." The I" response
bic editor" is on tour of inspection in " other
parts" Smith and Smalley have evacuated the
works, and SO the Herald is necessarily defunct.
b. Time
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Eli Rich's Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Ron
orabIe Probate Coutt tor the District of Washington
Com mis- eceIve djus lciaims
md demands ofal persons against the Estate OF Ell
Rich. late of Northfed in said District, deceased,
ed nsolvent and the term ofsix months from
the Sd day of December, A. d. 1862 being allowed by
said he creditors deceased toexhibtaD
prove pectve claims give notice tina
we will attendto the duties OF oui appointments a
he dwelling house Of Mary Rich in Norheid, la said
District the I'd Tuesday Of January and June next
one O'Clock iDthe afternoon on esch 81 said days
..af .,,......t JOTHAM ELLIS, "a 4 r...,
ORkIN w. ORCUT1', \ 20"
Nothheld, Des. ID, A. D., 1862. f36sw3
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Reckless DRIVING. horse and cutter, driv-
en- furiously by Dwight Matthews, knocked
down and ran over little boy Of, Mr.. Torrsy
E. Wales, of Burlington. The little fellow,
although dragged several feet before freed from
the runners, with the usual invulnerabilty of
young children, escaped any material injury.
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7
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IN
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-20

ANurEkIAL.-Rev. J. Isham Bliss. Of North
held, has received the unanimous call OF the
vestry and people OF st. Luke's church in St.
Adams, to become the rectsr of that parish,
and has accepted the same. He will enter upon
the duties of the charge about the lst of April.
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Cd Our readers, we are sure, will agree
wits us, in heartily welcoming back to the col
Rmns Of THE FREEMAN the excellent letters Of
d" ANTI RKsEL,' whose very interesting coma
muncatlon respecting life in hospital we pub
lish to-day.
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FRANKLIN Co. BArK.-Directors--O A. Bur-
ton, VIM. Clapp, N. FL. Arlington, G, G.
Burton, D. P. Noyes, NJ. w. Beardslsy, and
v.P. Noyes, ........
Cashier.
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BRANDON BANk -DirectorS-John A. Co.
nant f. N. Briggs, James X Hys, Frank
Harrington, and K. j. Bliss, The Bank expects
to begin issuing fractional bills next week.
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REsGNATIoN.-Capt. Hutchinson of Norwich,
and Adjutant Bridgman, OF the 10th regiment,
have resigned on account ill-health
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with ball through the heart. A number OF
line officers of this regiment are understood to be
among the killed and wounded. The lighting
was principally done with hand grenades, which
had a terrible effect upon the rebels
New YORK, July 2. The Herald's special,
dated Lebanon, Pa, the End, says it is reported
that the rebels returned to the vicinity OF Car
Isle and demanded the surrender of the town
again. Gen. Smith peremptorily refused. On
being refused they carried out their threat OF
setting fire to three or four houses, which were
burned, butinjuring no one. They were then
attacked by Gen. Smith and driven toward Ship
pensburg.
The Times Harrisburg dispatch says there has
been no fighting of moment between Gen. Smith
and the rebels to-day, Gen. Smith occupies
Carlisle. The enemy have gone in the direction
Of Gettysburg. Our loss yesterday was one
killed and Is wounded.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND, !
TullahomA. Tenn. June %.

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF THE CUMBERLAND, !
Tuahoma, Tenn, June %.
To H. w. Halleck, Major General:
telegraphed you on Sunday of the occ1pa-
ton of Shebyville and Manchester. On Mon
day it rained all day, rendering the roads i'm
paesable. 1t was found impossible to move our
artillery, or to set our troops i'll motion, until
this morning, when general advance was or
dered.
Gen. Thomas yesterday made reconnaissance
on two roads and Gen McCook on one road, re-
porting the enemy in force at this place wit
addition of Buckners division, which arrived
Monday evening" On advancing this afternoon
it was found that the enemy had fed in haste
last night much demoralized, leaving strong
Notifications and their siege guns in our posses
sion.
They took the direction of Winchester, Tenn
Gen. Thomas should be on their flank tonight.
Gems. Sheridan and Braman marched into
town at ll3O to-day, taking few prisoners.
tSigned) W. ). RosECRANs,
Major General.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, RUTLAND, I
June 90, 1868. J

TREASURER OFFICE, RUTLAND, {
June 90, 1868.
Assignees and others holding orders tor aI(0'-
ted pou of the Ninth Regiment and First Yer
mont Battery, eighth Regiment) are hereby
notified that returns have come to hand-Ninth
Regiment for March and April, First Battery
for January, February, March and Aprll-and
that the Office is prepared to pay the sums re-
.s;vsd in the usual way. j. B. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
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RV TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.

r O'CLOCK A. M.
THE GETTYSBURGH FIGHT !!
THE RESULT NOT DECISIVE.
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St. LOUIS, July 2. The Vicksburg cores
pendent of the Democrat says that the conduct
of the troops during the operations In Logan's
front on the 2sth, was very brilliant. As soon
as the mine exploded, the 45th Illinois regi.
ment, lead by COL Mobile, rushed into the
breach, and planted the flag amid terrific fire
from the enemy.
Lieut.. Col. Smith was shot through the head
and cannot possibly recover. Maj Fisk fell
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For ha1P.

RIFTY Sharas in lie 7untuel'r Gas LIGHT COMPANY
L STOCK For particular address 'o5i ONCE Box 4a5
Manchester, New Haupshire fw5Or6w
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MONTPELIER MAILS.

SOUTHERN MAIL closes at 7.45 A. NJ. Arrives at 90
P. NJ.
WESTERN NAIL closes at 345 P. NJ Arrives at9l5
A. ~.
New York and Boston NIeHr MAIL closes at 900 P. NJ.
Arrives at3 A. N.
BARTON MAIL arrives rordays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ats 90 P.A Departs Tues days Thursdays and
Saturdays at9 80 A NJ.
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worctst er nd Emors, arrives
same days as Barton at 400 P Nj. Fererts same
Barton.
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at 30 4. u. departs
every day on the arrival of the Southern M ii.
The ST. JoHNSBUBY MAIL, via panyille and Cabot
arrives daily at GOA. Nj Departs every day at $50
PM.
OFFICE HOURS 700 A. NJ. to 500 P. M SUNDAYS
u 90 NJ. to 1COP.M JIG. FRENCH, P. NJ.
1y 1t must be remembers that Post Office time is come
ten aues faster than the time indicated the face OF
our village clo3k.
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New YoRk, Oct. 4. A Folly Island cores
pendent of the Times, dated the 30th ult.,
states that firing upon Sumter and other rebel
works has been continued day and night since
the commencement last Monday. Sumter is be-
ing rapidly reduced to a condition that will
make 1t totally useless for defensive purposes
Its powers for operating Extensively have been
knock ed from it weeks ago The sea- face wall
Is completely demolished, exposing to open view
large portion Of the interior of the fort.
The retel flag was shot away to-day and
was replaced shortly after. 1t is flying this
morning from its usual position.
From time to time four Monitors have partic-
ipated in the assault.
Yesterday P. NJ. steady fire was main tanned
by two monitors. The Ironsides has not engaged
as yet The three shells that were thrown in to
Charleston Monday morning have not been fol-
lowed by others. 1t was designed to open a
regular bombardment on the city the same day,
but for some reason the orders were counter
manded.
Our guns are directed mostly on Fort Sum-
ter. The rebels reply irregularly, and appar-
emily with considerable reluctance. A few shells
have been picked up which bear marks Of not
being over a week from the foundry. The enc
my has not done US particle of injury
Monday afternoon the gunboat Pawnee as.
cended Stone river to point nearly mile
above Legarsyle An elrthwork which the
rebels bad been constructing on James island
was unmasked, and the working party driven
off
At this moment, 90 A. NJ the firing on
our part is heavy and rapid. With such a
shower of metal raining upon it it does not seem
probable that Sumter can afford even a r. ok for
shelter. Whatever repairs the enemy may have
made within the past two or three weeks, it is
evident the new work is swallowed up in the
common Iuin.
The primary object of the firing was TO pre-
vent the enemy from mounting guns on Sumter
Gen. Gilmore has issued an orde. granting
medels of honor to brave soldiers
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Union State Sabbath School Convention.

UulUu OLdIc OdUUdCu OSAOOA OOhFSAtAOAA'
There will be Union State Sabbath School
Convention held in the Congregational Church
Rev. W. Ii. Lord's-at Montpelier, on
Wednesday the llth Of November next, COM
mencipg al o clock p. NJ
1t is hoped the Convention may be attended
by delegates from all evangelical denominations
in the State, and that it will furnish opportuni-
ty for free interchange of thought-a season
tor mutual conference upon the important sub
iect of Sabbath Schools, and an occasion to
effect permanent organization, should.such be
thought advisable.
All persons passing over the Rutland and
BURLINGTON Railroads to attend the meeting and
paving full fare, may receive Of the conductor
free return tickets when they gre up Their tickets.
All passing over tn Vermont Central, paying
tuH fare, may return Their tickets and exchange
them with the Station agent at Montpelier Tor
free return checks.
The meeting approved by,
Rev E. Mix Pastor OF the LIST Cong. Oh. Burlington.
l. HYAfr F.W. B. C. No. TunbIdge,
J. GILL, NJ. Z. CHI Woodstock,
" L. A DUNN, q Bap Oh. Fairfax,
WI LORD Cong CHI Montpelier,
and many others
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NEw YORK, Nov. 4. The Hortd's special, da-
tod W Washington November Sd, says advices from
the army now show that the rebels intend to re-
sst our occupying the Rappahannock, to rebu Id
the railroad bridge across it, and considerable
collision seems imminent.
The 7ribune's Army of the Potomac CORES
pendent says on Friday evening, squad of the
rebel cavalry attacked our pickets at Warren
ton, but were repulsed No casualties.
On Sunday lieutenant was captured within
two miles of Meade's headquarters by guerrillas
who set him at liberty, after robbing him o.!
his horse and equipments 1t is reported that
a number of rebel spi S, in union forms, pen
etrated our lines, and two of them were cap
tured.
The cavalry moved to the front, and more ac-
tive operations are anticipated.
New YORK, Nov 4. Twenty-eight counties
in this State gigs Depew, the Union candidate
for Secretary Of State, 700 majority Thir-
teen counties give 20, $50 majority for ST. Johps,
Democratic. Union majority in Al counties,
"a $50.
New YORK, Nov 8. Rebel papers contain
the following
PAsCvGoULA, Oct 30. courier from the
Bay ST. Louis, says that loo Yankees, under
cover of the gunboat Commodore landed at that
place on the DAD, surprised and attacked our
cavalry, wounded one man slightly, and Capt.
Marshall severely, through the bJdy.
They recaptured four prisoners, recently ia
ken, burned -four houses, plundered the place,
and carried off some negroes.
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BY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, p NJ.
TO TIE FREEMAN.

ST LOUIS, Nov g. The complete returns in
dictate radical majority in this city of 1000
over the combination of Democrats and conser
valves. This does not include the soldiers
vote, which as ar as heard flom is almost unan.
imously radical. Sedala has gone radical by
a majority OF 81. St. Joseph is estimated at a
radical majority of $50 Teplia goes conserva.
tive by majority.
dispatch from Jefferson City says Cole
County gives about 200 majority for radicals
Many rebels in Jefferson City were very active
at the polls, and several who had served year
in the Alton penitentiary, took the oath and
voted.
dispatch from Leavenworth says the re-
turns from various points indicate very full
vote, and the Union ticket receives 25, 00(
votes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

Nr Members OF the Legislature, and others In want Of
nice OVAL FRAMES fer ograph at reasonable price,
requested to call at McDonads Picture frame Rooms
Head of State Street, c. Fmerys Furniture Store,
where they help finding frames TO suit Also
good supply Of the Union card frames for card Photo
graphs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

William Lanergan, of Georgia Station, an
employee of the Vermont Central Railroad, in
attempting to get on freight train in motion,
ON Monday afternoon, was run over, and so
much injured that amputation of the leg was
rendered necess ry, which was performed by
Drs. Stevens and Branch.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

SINGING SCHooL.-Mr James Whitney has
made arrangements to open a class in vocal
music IN this village, about the middle of No
vember Terms and all other particulars will
be given in few days.