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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10

FRENCH MEDIArIoN.-If the French Emperor
has at last concluded to make an effort to b:ing
about peace in this country, according to the
news by the Europa, bis intervention is not a
-e5y formidable or dangerous affair certainly.
We saa see no possible harm in gentlemen who
fully express the opinions of jeff. Davis Gov
ernnent, and other gentlemen who fully express
she~lews. feelings and opinions OF the Govern
ment of the United States, talking the matter
over, and comparing positions. 1t would
amount to nothing, Of course, inasmuch as our
Government could listen to no terms but uncon-
ditional Submission TO the authority OF the con
Stitution and the laws of the land, and the reb
els would not, il their assertions are to be be-
aisved, agree to that for moment. But no mat
ter,-let itbe tried if the French Emperor de-
aires it. [, would, at least, be productive of
one good result,--it would show the peace
Democrats that there was no middle ground
upon which any man in this country could
stand and would thus determine who are for
JEFF. Davis and who are against him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10
TIE AFFAIR IN CHARLESTON HARBoR. THE

TIE AFFAIR IN CHARLESTON HARBoR.--The
Official reports of Admiral Dupont, and Stell-
wagon, of the attack upon our blockading
squadron off Charleston harbor, do not materi-
ally change the facts as they appeared from
the first statement from our side. The officers
and crew o: the Mercedita, surrendered, because
they we're entirely at the mercy Of the rebel
ram, and were incapable of lnactlng any in
Jury upon their enemy The Mercedita with
her crew, were abandoned, however, and the
ship was brought back to Port Royal. The
blockade was not raised for single moment.
On the contrary, our fleet fred upon the rebels
until they retired, .. a... ......-..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10

CHARLESTON ALARMED. Whether the i'm
I'M nse naval expedition recently concentrating
at Port Royal is intended for demonstration
against Charleston, we, Of course. can only
guess The rebels, however, evidently think
that il the object of the expedition. Richmond
papers of the Sd, have the following
CHARLESTON, Feb 3. The British frigate
Cadmus brings intelligence that most formld-
able naval and land expedition is bout to attack
Charleston, the preparations being now nearly
complete. The Cadmus brings orders for Rob
ert Bunch, the British Consul to go on board
and get to Havana as soon as possible. He will
leave next Saturday.
The Yankee naval and land forces are gather
ing at Port Royal 1t is supposed that the
troops are drawn chiefly from the North CARROLL
ma coast
The iron.clad lronsides was still off the bar
this morning with sixteen other Yankee steamers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10

Nor DEAp.-We are glad t, learn that Capt
Yale, Go. X, l4th Vermont, reported sonnet. me
since, by one of our correspondents, as dead
ia probably alive. His family have heard from
him since the date of our letter, and though
very sick, he was then improving and though
to bc out Of danger.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
c-,a-rRv,,rxr .oxrZRlf's oyrIrz. !

y AkHHIIuA w. HAfcl =, 4o0J
OWNERS OF STEAM NE>oLLS are iA'l,ea
" 10 een 70 the sgrnoiss Oioo enesn 100
theig chatter G. ssIs. -, ,. 49,.
iuolsoa. enrolled .esl.tsrci uanAss Aoistl e1yaS
sc,y. a.es.a! wbe;EsE eosps 81 "ns;as'
zi boi.t. ard hoo sfsie ih- rros al when tsy
ofrs To- .-ng .'ft chA ir IN me ..u""s 49,
81 "a. ,r,. M e,. Il lbs " IA ss- the OoseIBaent aloud
refer 70 rir,a,s@ iIst.to ~ cbsrte-t. -,
O~ e. st-.tu sr-ty 10 the ~erso" o' VOC
QuAr.erst.r. Dsyrrt-n, rsqls-d 10 rass Auo - %
lie Dep- tens Tsisc;cn ia ia-s pTessn, Ts. h.ea
fey 5- Wiling grant AM alo the free Wneh hey
VII 10 wiiiGgto sell tEril.
al such ,re should be .di--.srd 20 the cu.rterr err
ga. u - Uuitsd Sa.. =, Nsshugton. md u aid be
indoE.ad fopo-.s charter - .tssmrra" 8h>c
received they g lr oSaIas d III. DapaTtaent " q. en-
d-,vor 20 reduce The hcsvy sterf r.ort-
rpon th- Art t6ws'srs - suhs'i''r- when
% cheaper vssr' II opal capacity FOR o. 'ss
ann e ff
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Waithes.

! WORD ABOUT AMERICAN WATCHES.
h-Aner q TnORot ~ trial o. NE u'' a., ~. n
ICAs WAIGh COMPANY. o, "'inn 49, la
sslu- bod u. ,as ih'of q. iAt E-.e' % ~ -
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poc.c's" Tho - PIE ff'l4 'cf t'tn AcsA' se6n''h
Tho bn1ss naf iucfrsssf eiIsLt sIrrl-s or most
sans s-i .slos' Gsd ". .fi uow ST. - u "-ii,
n.t 40 ..AhL slOEE INA, O.,E-s.ALt 4 a. ths
,.AIC.. .a I'D l. tie las4 sti.oi As.cAca saias'
~ flc.0fy build nd ~ labor ~ -
maad Ani h-fs os.. 's tLN n. Iiastsna1s 80
hi.s Pies %! lseT a. H.lsra ~ aessy eel o.f Is'
duo. poo tlsu iL,.- .'a, Us. Jsa.i
Ne refer toss 'scts oily =, tbs plip % .''eriT Ga
l. suoueT saDicc fciti1s . oaf msnuiio,uf- OF
Ws.ora. htL-ro ch.. sJSct aAs "asn 90 acs sson
-.clss iof - million At sue !S'i g.,.ee gncs-..ns
tA.og ~ tsGe 90 pace o. DE ra1', va. be- eaid
Are.,s'" l. piasi"" Easian Pa'-li Lsvs'." tc 49,
nuay hfo~n upon this m.fte.. 10 couut-s. bumbcf >
European "ofssL lp~sscass Wc ac tie rsiasa 4 tBe,s
acone. un'hiaos a. homo -aa isiscty "otns'. every
us o'Joc We have lecoug .hsd and have to an
ia, have eaesd the aaaaf,'aIe q washo'
hISHEsR GaADE KyowH 10 oHEoyoME TRY.
uueqnsd BY snythiHg hihrto nid' by ou'svr al ~
-. 81 u anything d, NE sold toi ths Pufp-.a
Ne have the .upie iirs' We havc ee.td an .cl.Fie
10 oGf NAN Su4inss rrPs'.J ioI Ih' IRA o. SS' ob
Gnd hoJ 1t viii ia. best wotmen Ia osi ssFee
Fronting Oy ogr lcng erp.ruce, ~ nave fsmVlsei ne
form watches iGtodusns spch rogsaents a. have
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nave Unsolicited and ss'sio tsi' " -os4r'nui' ~ i
n.sat an iap-ustuon new Ines and spF li.lce
bees c.It,.u.,ci. which prCoil sn-ii WI. "l oon
d,.icscy -Ise.ao and the eaoce'. aud mos;
.Dyos.d materials Sy GseL soil l. as:. IL -Ani-
". ,ia.T mechanical pnucgles nssc.al. OF ~ofAmA4
UIp to insure .,Ii.ct.sI IA t.u ie.uI.
Ne continue g. msrris9tuf- our giler WelkuoWn quiL
| "AfTLsIJS, TRACY / Co.."
O. 4. ,. BAhIDEII."
And this " Soldiers WATCH"
"WM. kLLttI"
The latter the lowest posd ~ssrh 20 make substsn
tai reliable .e-!ece, gE.Ua 10 s.cfl1 syof 4uuti3g pAt
rn liable out OF o!de e,hef An marching
n.ing ~ nshuk AL tie sbyyr ds.crIcl watches, Isoad
40. 10 Y.NHsr, which - Eau-sd "AHEAIJAs WATCH
COMPANY" tue pHi., are sold Oy S4ch dealsTs Een
oIsliJ throughout tho eoaLtfy.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for tie A@eI.esa " utoh Company.
No IL broadway, i. Y.
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OFyIcE LiGHr-Horss Inspector
No - Ceder-st., Ncw.i ola. y. y. May 7. 1903
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ns to this ofi-e.
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Ncm Publications.


80 Yg1HE EMBODIMENT OF ALL THAT
4 is VALUABLE, AND THE ONLY HISTORY
OF THE WAR TnAT CAN BE RELIED OS."
NOW READY:
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q the
REBELLION RECORD,
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE.
1IIpsTRkTHD WITH |! PORTRAITS, ESGKAyED on srREL.
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This volume c,n'sd. the history OF the Rebellion from
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BELONGING TO THIS rEKioD.
IL contain. -
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ShlRMlSnES.
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THE FIVE VOLUMES
oi tbs
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THE STRANGE ADVENTURES

CAPTAIN DANGEROUS.
Narrative n Plsin Engh sttsmped by GNoise Ausus'u
Sala author Of The Seyea Soas Of AdamH0n journey
Das North,' &C, &c. 49,,
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Insy career bn wond not be daicat to lnsch Il ~ Tie
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tha e in. Of t. reseIs Of widely different tS'se
--iLoodon Aihensam
T. o. Il. p. BURNHAM.
Publisher.
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~
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DENrIsTRY.-Psn positively done away
CALM PUs iFsiSi ds,,e',s Rss
ly harmless IN every respect ceid ssr ssn. ~
ing "a s.n,s. Dr. b. L. WAIT, Nc. % s,h'a,. eVrssiss
lllh.st
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DPTHERIA.-
In tn. report Of the City Ip-psetor for two ye'S 20 jam
sTy lS0J there catered 80 deahs by TITS aaIne n Ice
,uro by UT Shen puOusnud by fOU5EY. ~ N-s in-
ThaIe 1. mode Oi treatment detslsd by which sieat
number Of the disease tquinsyl has see1
-sied-laai per esrt btv- been fetal " L.
thought the has hss much influence 10
Gauge fatality.
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=, q. r,.n,, ,.sou. IT PASSED IN TWO WEEKS ~
rp,pn EprrIoN-wils !. exhibits so intimate ih0~''
Of American pecu,rs. that Americans !" F'f'' ''O''
. h.,,.,, TIA, the .uAOr has never visited 'hn county
which. however. 4. the case"
p.x Dr MeCiutock writing tom Paris says;
Au Pals is laughing end Americans Ielolcins over sv"u
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orArrrnmArra'. Owes. No. s..,.-,,

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nsE, III sTssils &c the 81 ;hs sovr. rih
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able prsert ru1sls Of New. OK, rEo VII be 6nnss
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tfset waich be AIDE with ihsn
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20 the barrels dsy o,i'rfed either a. the Unysn'
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PsNmeut ~ l ha II csrtrttes OF indehecres' or
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-.
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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
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IL prices. Also. Chamber suites in Walnut snd Chsssna
a.J c.ns..t WARREN WARD.
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prr Goods.

4 MOTHER WEEK OF NOVELTIES
GREAT BAReAiNs. BARGAINS!
HAVING MADE LARGE ADDITIONS To OUR STUCK
CHECK. FIGURED, coLoRED and BLACK
S I l. X s
FROM THE AUCTION SALES
THE PAST WEEK. WE AaE ENABLED TO OFFER
TIE MOST SUPERB STOCK OF
CHEAP SILKS.
PRICES BEYOND THE hANGE OF COMPETITION.
CHECK AND PLAID SUMNER SILKS, GOOD QUAIL
tC!ilEck SLHGtIE SILKS. from e. sndup ,,,
Yald."ide EOULARD SILNS, bert quality and SEW
CoLORS IN PLAiUS, CHECKS. and FIGURED. S Oh 70
PLAIN GLAcIE in tho color-THE oUEEN-i1
BLUES, PUPPIES. DRABs. GREEN. hAhooS' 'na
SISCk SILKS. FIGURED and rLAIs, H. 81 and up
6ot'SLt-FACgD SILKS a, Iol yard.
AVERi LAGGE GssoRrMEST OF BLACK SILKS,
WITH AND WITHOUT LUSTER, Az THE 'Ehi
LOWEST PRICES.
WE PARTICULARLY INVITE AN INSPECTION OF
TIE ALoFE S!A sToIK ~ IL -, "rIiVRE ni IN
nils CITY. THE PRICES AND GOODS ARE PILE
CiSELY AS REPhESESiED.
WE HAVE ALSO LARGELY INCREASED our STOCK
DRESS GOODS, .. .,,
AND CAN OFFER IHE LARGEST VARIETY AND
AMOUNT
BLACK AND CoLoRED ALpAcAs. MOuaIR LUIS
TERS GLAuiES LENOS, POPLlN5,
hOZAABlOUE5, Nc.
Ao TO- u. IS. % -. 80. J1tc.. yard, and up
EVER OFyERED Az RETAIL.
A LARGE STOCK OF PRINTS, from lic yMd up,
TOWELISdS. SHEEriN0 AND SHIFTING MU5LiSo'
LINENS DAMASkS, AND HOU sShEkP-
INu GOODS UENIRALLI,
At TIE VERY LOWEST MAithEI RSTES.
4 LARGE LOT Or LINEN CRASHES FROM AUCT
At Toe u! alsfd. r,r-,
THREE CASES PIIaIED hAk3LILLk5, for LADIES
WRaPPEKS. q, worth 81.
OUR CLOAK AND SHAWL STOCK
is LARoE. VARIED. AND CHEAP,
FULLY ~ KEEPING Wi4N THE GkEAT BAh0AiNs
II TIE UThEK DEPARTMENTS.
PAKuCULaaLf.
SILK CLOAKS,
WHICH ARE MANUFACTURED, FROM Tllzo Bzsr
AID ngWEsT MArEAIALS. AND AkLLE
quE VERY LATEST STYLES
AND DESIGNS. -
TIE DIFFERENCE BETMELH OUR PRICES AND
those ~ BROADWAY ARE VERY
MARKED INDEED, -.
AND WELL HOhIHi IiE ATTENTION OF LADIES.
In IN. SHAWL STOCK wn De found every "Jis. fisn
sac 80
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
ac "a BONEti.
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Gum.ner Retreats.

At YONKERS.-A few choice large ROOMS,
n good BOARD. non Z % to <ig Der WeeE. new ana
ns.ty furnished Also suite OF fAALOES. situation ur'uf
passed; Lawn ok iii aud shade trees IN srundsnc-
p.cs children. FOR furthsr Particaa cal Or eie''
DWIGHT BISHOP. N.nat E'ii lorsr'.
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COUNTRY BOARD.---The undersigned cnn
" ,anodste tl..- four isnes. d'nns 'rc sgnus
18th board q ii. !tsn'fG tt Tho 10. 80
pleasantly situated aud h.. a' All dtify aseAed "'iA
ROBERT 81 rVESS.
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IOHN OGlLVY "a Scotchman), decessed.-
Reward viii b. given To sny person giving information
10 the sube6er resadg tho death, aud loeiins TO the
dcovey Of the property and effects OF the late Mr. John
Ovy native Of fors sbrc In Scotland. who was sun over
by vehicle In New yeats aud died IN
qusnce. WIN. ShlNNEh, WfNer 10 Inc Stne'
Msiaw4wWsd u 0reat kast. Edinburgh. North Britain.
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DOCND HILL HOTEL, northampton, Mass.
HI -Oycooks tho hnest pcf!sn q the valley Of tho Con
noe cu; ali o. pr.I.y - Moan. Ton All de Of
void Vide ce.bfty with curAses r-nnius slsosI hou,
between.
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- UMl1EE BOARDiNG-A few persons wish
~ boa.d in private family, IN gaie hes!tly nri
Elrns tae ouu'sas. three mile. nos Stfouii1g SD Z
Milo from tao R,irosd station tho Dt!sr,t Gsp ca BE-
acc uluDodst.l " sytlysgto JAtES BILL. o., EIgcl
-. 4 ~. L. o. HoaIoc County n. Tens. ~ 2sT NseA
Children sYd servants. 3 week.
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NOMTEs POSITIVE FHILUSUPHl.- Lit-
" s.n, octsvs;pp COS Pnco 50 5oi BY r.sil, ~ lie
ry scA mora s0i:ra.y pm os0Phy wnich Las been
e1pernentcd since the 5cGiar;ng y lerTh
r~rectIy mapis; 81 foordeupod fsic p Tst venerable
Utopia opeefsy exploded both 10 monarcbir sud den
kzoSuo.e. Nov 10 tLo i.usUIsis f0stsism that
VIII establish beloved Union 10 ireedo s1d extend
"a area f,oun pole te pole. c. BLANCHARD,
PObl.hei No. ~ AnBst.
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UUEMS, by
Il Am ELIZABETH COPCCTT
JUST PUBLISHED.
For -sleSt CROWENs,
No e33 Broadway. deal i,shst
Cloth 50 cents Pspsf 20 csu,s.
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XSt The msg1 Sumner No. Ready, 25cs Sold every
where. Yearly 81 with valuable Preu.oms +7s BrosdsAy
VWOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS with fine
Il STEEL EkGHAtlNGs--For partieoars. inquire 1t
the ofe OF ALLEGATION, No. 30 ABn hewYcrF. CALVIN
from Wsit City Come to No 30 Ann-s. and
b. delighted