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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
" $3.50 TICE. '.'-.. .s4a''.
TO SHIPPERS" OF PRODUCE

VHE undersigned, having beeninthe Com ISIS ion bus
4 ness for tim and owing the wants and n .
cessity of mmed ate ses and remtances OF the sales
Produce would lform Me chants 1d ethe rs, who ship
Produce Boston Market that prepared AXE
sales of all kadS of Produce to n care Immediate
y its arrival, and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the c,nsiznor For ability so we
refer to Hon RoDERIoK RICH ARDsoN, and for partcu-
lars, prices, &C. w. WILDER. both of Montpelier.
HARVEY & PARKER, -=E r1U
Commission Merchants, -. .s .5far. .
fw6ml5 No. 5 So. Market ST., Boston.
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BosroN May %. The following dispatches
are copied from the books of the Merchants
Exchange
NEw YORK, May % The news from the
Southwest is important 1t is known that Gen.
Grant abandoned Jackson on Friday last Gen.
Joe Johnston telegraphs to Adj Gen. Coop
er, from the rebel camp between Livingston and
Brownsville, that Gen Grant had attacked Gen.
Pemberton on Saturday mornit near Edwards
depot and drove him, after fight of nine hours,
beyond the Big Black river.
dispatch to the Mobile Register dated
jackson, Miss the 18th, states that the federal
loss in the attack on that City was 600.
Another dispatch to Mobile paper dated the
18th states that the federals had advanced
miles North of the Big Slack River and attacked
Jonston defeating him again. They admit a
heavy loss
Johnston was at last accounts behind his in
trenchments.
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Cambridge has produced $50, 700 pounds of
maple suger this year. Orange Buck made
$500 pounds of superior quality. f
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

The St. Adams Messenger comes to us in an
entirely new dress, and much improved in ap-
pearance. .stfs4 ap. - r"r'oJ aasa
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

New YORK May %. A Murfreesboro dis.
patch Of the 2lst states the rebels admit that
Gen Grant has secured the bridge over the Big
Black river, thus cutting off Vicksburg from
supplies or reinlorcements.
The Tribunc's Washington despatch says the
headquarters of the Army of the Potomac were
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

LIEUT.. GEORGE DEwsY, late Of the steamer
Mississippi, has been assigned to duty on the
steamer Monongahsla, now in the Mississippi
riv or. ......... III.
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GEO. w. WILDER,
TEACHER OF ID
Primo, Organ, and Harmony.
PIANOS AND MEAODEONS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE.
W Pianos and Melodeons sold by me are from the
0est makers and will be warran ed for five yea RS
FREEMAN BUILDING, MONTPELIER, VT.
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CINCINNATI May %. President Lincoln has
changed Gen. Burnsdie's sentence Of Valan-
digham from confinement in Fort Warren to
transportation through the federal lines. Val
Iandigham is to be sent to Louisville to-day on
the gunhoat Exchange. Upon his arrival he will
be handed over to Gen. RoSecrars, who, under
a dag OF truce will deliver him into the lines of
Gen. Bragg.
Advices via Carlo say that our loss at Ray
mond, was II killed and 80 wounded. 65 cars
loaded with bacon and corn meal were captured
between Raymond and jackson. 1t appears
to be Gen. Grants intention to march in the
rear of Vicksburg to Haine's Bluff.
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NEW BOOKS

JUST RECEIVED AT G. W. wILDER's BOOK sToRl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-05
SIfERIEF SALE.

by virtue of IN execution to mo directed, is.
sued from the office of the Clerk of the District
Court ia and for the county of Cedar and State
of Iowa, in favor Of George ". Lyman IT al, and
against William Ccssford, | have levied upon
the following property as the property o: the
said William Cesstord, to-wit: -.
The south half "a Of northeast quarter and
and west half (4) Of southeast euarter and north
east fourth ID Of southeast quarter of and al! in
section number twenty-five GA, township num-
her eighty one (sD, range two ~, west of the
fifth principal meridian, in Cedar county Iowa.
with the appurtenances thereon, As by a decree
the District Court of said Cedar county;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door, in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the 1,h day Of
February. 4. ID. 1913, at ii o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
acurne thereon.
Dated this sth day Of jam Try, A. n. 1853.
DAVID PLATNEk,
Sheriff Vi Cedar County.
y10n2 pr fee Sc 90
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence of the Upton Advertiser.
SCHoFIELD BARRACKs, Jan. 2llh, 1857.
FRIEND DANIELs:-
Being on duty in no less comfortable
room than the head quarters of Governor
Gamble, with plenty Of gas light aud no
opportunity of sleeping, | thought I
would have little chat with the readers
Of the 1drertiser.
The 18th is yet in this immense city
Of brick. The duty devolving on US is
somewhat heavy, and as a consequence,
We have quite a number on the sick list
We are, in fact, doing the duty of two
regiments. Our companies will average
about s. men; Of these Is are officers and
musicians, and with about - per cent
on the sick list, we have but about 50 to
detail the guard from. And our usual
number of regular guard is Is per COM
pauy. Then we have from six to ten
special guard about every day. This
brings many of our men on duty once in
two days. No body Of men can stand
such duty Tor any great length Of time.
But it vii! not be so long We hope. The
weather here is warm, ard mud plenty;
but the sidewalks are eoot; and this is
about all We have to travel on. During
the last week there have arrived about
1000 prisoners, principally from Muir
frcc>boro Two hundred OF these were
put 10 the Mcdowell College buildings,
or 'Cratiot Street prison. as it is called
Our quarters are directly across the
street from it, There lust be abcu,
1000 N the buildings. Several other
prisons in the city have all they can
accommodate, and 500 are row lying on
the boat at the levee, waiting place A
number have been sent to Alton, the
city Of Lovejoy; something of change.
Prisoners arrive about every day, and
others are discharged; some on parole,
some banishcd to the free States, and
some are exchanged. The most of the
las; instament of 200 are those who vol
unfairly surrendered at AIurfresboro. -
They told me that the most of their mum.
Der would like to join the Union army;
! whether they will be allowed to or not
! cannot tell. They are hard looking
set. I had supposed that the term ''but.
terDut," applied to the Southern soldier,
was a burlesquc; but this is not so. this
color predominates in their dress. They
have no soldier bats CT caps Some have
straw. sone wool, and some no hats at all
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no disloyal man left behind our armie.
as they advance. Gentlemen may tall
about Cancellation, they may talk abou
this policy and the other; but you mus
como to it sooner or later. This may b.
a war Of determination; but this country
has to DO saved, cost what it may. Il
the army had cut off the railroads In the
South when it had possession of them; il
the fire and the sword, aud the fagot, il
necessary, bad been used to take the
mears of the rebels out Of their possess
sion, you would have been nearer peace
to day than you are.
Sir, thank God for another thing. 1t
is that We now have q General in tie
army who is equal, l believe, to the pres.
ent emergency; one who is fighting for
his country, and not for the Presidency.
| am glad to know that we have Gene
raj who can show that by his side one or
more of his staff officers have fallen; a
General who dare, 10 the dark moment of
this late terrible battle, which has so
thrilled the country fly through the midst
of the conflict, heading, in the trying,
trembling moment, with Napolconic cour.
age. his heroic cavalrymen, and lead them
through flame and sword to a browning
and glorious victory. l will give his
name, 1t is General Rosecrans, the hero
Of Murfreesboro Applause 10 the gal
leries.
NECESSITY OF THE HorR.
Mr.. President, heaven only knows
what may grow out Of this war; but if it
should result in bringing up the manhood
Of the nation, and the patriotism of the |
nation, it will be rich and happy con.
summation.
In conclusion, what is the demand of
the hour? What is the prayer rhot heap,
this day from all the hearts of the loyal
people Of the whole land? 1t is, if may
here answer the interrogatory, that those
who are IN authority should feel as they
feel, profound, intense appr citation of
the pcrils that environ our national life,
and for all to rise to that grand elevation
that sublime Consciousness, that we are
""''oh "hu NV pau tiat WIS SiCdt
war is being prosecuted, not for party
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nor men who are parti-
sans, but for national preservation, honor,
greatness, perpetuation and power; teach.
ing, through every act, the great mind
and heart of the American people, our
existence as supreme over par
ty, supreme over every other interest land
that no power, no interest should stand
in the way of cur nations unity. her
laws aud constitution, which a wicked
rebellion is trying to destroy.
Whatever may be the end Of this ter
rlble conte t, | at least have the con-
sciousncss of knowing that in every act,
from the time left the old world to this
moment, have attempted, in my humble
way, to sustain those in power, and to
sustain my country in this its trying
hour have entered no party caucus:
| have known no party name; and God
being my Judge, l will not until we have
a country redeemed aud saved.
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saw one with knit woolelg
several with no cdxering for tkSI
but their blanket. Before being
prison they are searched, and all kni
&C., taken from them and receipted
to be returned when discharged OF exl
changed. Day before yesterday prisI
oner escaped. lie had been employed =
| carry provisions to the hospital, Wke
his comrades were quartered, and III
ing gained knowledge of the surrou0
ings betrayed the confidence placed
him and left.
A man was arrested yesterday, and
to be court martaled for in.oxicatsou
and getting asleep while on guard. His
name, which was publicly announced at
parade, this morning, is r. NJ. Secrest,
of company I, 37th regiment.
If the traitors about Upton and other
places in Iowa wish to know how they
are looked upon by Union men in the
South, can enlighten them BY giving a
fair specimen of their language in regard
to them: ut is time" say they, .'for
the true Union men there to organize
and prepare for home defence. would
shoot miserable, cowardly, sneak of
secesh whelp, who dare not show his
colors until the mass of Union men had
left to defend their homes and country,
ten times as soon as one who openly and
boldly shows his hand Jeff. Davis is
gentleman in comparison to them"
Why, here it is felt that the meanest of
the mean, and the most despicable of all
the uauseous and contemplate animals
that disgrace the earth, is the thing
calling itself man, who, while they in
the South are trying to wash away the
darkest stain that ever soiled our national
banner, and remove the cause of cur
present sad calamity, are trying to neu-
tralize all their efforts, and in order to
curry favor with the South will stab to
the heart the very mother that bore them.
But slavery is doomed; and the pro slay.
cry men here aver that the South is do
lug more Though unint ntionally) to de.
stroy it than the North ever had the
power to do.
The motto of the troops here is, "Dowb
with all traitors; first at home, theh
abroad" Let old Cedar make this her
battle cry, and if she needs help the
Gray Boards are ready to give it. More
anon. Yours, trul Y, vox.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

10y virtue Of special execution to me direct.
d ed. issued from the Office of The clerk of the
district court in and for the county of Cedar,
and State ofIowa, in favor OF Alexander Caldwell,
and against John NJ. MofRtt, have levied upon
the following property Is the property the said
John N. Mofiitt to-wit: E5s
The east half of the southeast quarter Of Sec
ton fifteen ll5), township eighty.two (s2), north
ofrange three ~, west of the fifth 81 principal
meridian, containing eighty (s0) acres of land,
with the appurtenances thereon; ssEseze~
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday. the 18th day of
February. a. D., 1868, at one o'clock pm, Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. . .-...
Dated this 9th day Of January, A. D., 1868.
...# III DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Won? (pr fee $500 =1a.s E.'
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BY virtue of a special execution to me direct.
ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for the county OF Cedar
and State of Iowa. in favor Of Francis Mckee,
and against James H. Cover, Borredcll Cover
James .. Cover, Clari:sa j. tower I. C. Cover
Allen Hammond, Willard Hammond, Robert
Cover and Phelps, Bliss Il Co, have levied up.
on the following property az The property OF the
said James II. Cover and Boredeli Cover to-wit:
The following described zeal estate situate in
said Cedar eounty-iot~ one a. twol2 three [3a
four a. five t5 siN o., and seven a., in section
twenty eight (2s); the west half of the northwest
quarter and the west half OF The southw,s st quar-.
ter Of section twenty seven (2I); the nor,heas,
quarter and the cas- half of the northwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
OF section number th,rty-two (32); the north half
of the south est quarter Of section thirty three
A33); the east half OF the southwest Quarter of
secss"" ~ - -,
| ter Of the southwest quarter of section twenty
| two t22l: oil in township number eighsy.one fsI
nortl' Of range number tour a. west Of the I'M
| 81 principal meridian, and containing one thou
sant and twenty five No45) acres more or less
with the appur enanees thereon;
| And shall offer the same for sale at puIlic ou,
| cry at the court house door in the town Of Tin
| ton. on Saturday, the 9Th day Of February. A. u
1858, at two O'Clock F. N. of said day to satisf,
said execution and costs that may accrue III. re
on.
Dated this eth day of January. \. D. 1863.
| DAVID Palmer
| Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
! Wong p- fec ss 90
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A class OF maladies prevail to fearful extent u
community, booming at least 100, TOO youth Of to'i
sexes, annually, to an early grave. Those disease
are very imperfecly understood. Their external mar
nestations or symptoms Nervous Debility, Relax
ton and exhaustion; Marasrnus wasting and cor
sumption OF the whole body; shoftnsss Of breathing
hurried breathing on ascending hill a flight U
stairs; great paptaion of the heart; Asthma, Bros
chi,is and Sore Throat; shaking of the hands al
limbs: aversion to society and to business or stud
dmness of eye sight loss Of memory dizziness Of he'
Neuralgia pain in various parts oil the hohy: Pains
the back or limbs Lumhago, Dyspepsia Indigesiot
IRE guarty Of the Bowels deran ged sections Of "
Kidneys, and other glands of the body as Leucorrhn
or Fieur Albus, &c, yiruient Diseases in both ma
and female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and NGr
Gus Spasms.
Now, in ninety nine cases out Of every one hundrt
all the above named disorders, ard host of others
named as Consumption Of the Lungs and that ns
insidio as and willy form of Consumption of the sla
Nerves, known as Tabes Dorsales, and MensentGhi
have their seat and origin in diseases of the Pesic
cera. Hence the want OF success Of the old scss8
practice Of treating symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, Ply stefan to the Troy Luncn
HYGIENE Institution, is now engaged in treating ~
class Of modern maladies with the most astonlshp
success. Thetreatment adopted by the Insttutloh
new; 1t Is based upon scientific principles, with o.
discovered remedies, without minerals or poisoni
me facties OF cure are such that patients can be
ed at their homes, IN any part Of the country from
curate descriptions Of their by letter, and y
the medicines sent them by mail or express. Prp
ihtsrrogatores will be forwarded on application.
r Consumption, Caarrh ard diseases Of the 10. Is
cured as well at the home OF patients at the Inst,
uon, by sending the Cold Medicated 1SHALIsd d.
sANIc NAr0as, with inhaler, and ample direction
their use, and direct correspondence. -
UI,fatients applying for interrogatories or sa'
must lnclose return stamps, to meet attention. ~
IL r The attending Physician will be found
institution, for consultation, from a. to p"
Address, - ' DR.. ANDREW STONE, ,,,
musician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic ms 4.
and Physician for diseases Of the Heart, ThroasSo
Lungs, % Fifth ST., Troy, n. Y. ln'''"l
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALEs 80
DY virtue OF special execution to me direct.
I'D ed issued from the Office Of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar and
State of Iowa. in favor Of James Dwiggans and
against Henry d. Brown, have levied upon
the following property as the property Of the
said Henry D. Brown, to-wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton five (5), in township eighty $50, north Of
range two ~, west of the fifth (5) principal me-
ridian, containing eighty $50 acres more or less,
with the appurtenances thereon, in the county Of
Cedar, in the State of Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the l4th day Of
February, A. b. 1868 at II ococksa m. OF said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 1ath day Of January. A. D. 1868.
DAVID PLATNER,
.rz.. . A#.a Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Wong pr fee $500.
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SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
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Cbtcagoy} ~ ls-o1

Chsssge ~ :
TOR the purpose of facillsas
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The usual charges for FRET
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New York Prices. In eyeE
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York 80 ~
4 full assortment Of
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| Machine Findings will be n
To parties little acquairted
| Lyon Sewing Machines the a.
/ the Company's circular IS cspo<
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struciive, having been preparee We
and We viii abide by all aex III
made.
The following brief quotation
of the entire circular: 4
This Machine is better adapted Shafi an
other Sewing Mac inc in market to the freqG4at
changes and almost endless variety Of sew ing
required in family; for it Will sew from one 10
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from the finest gauZe TO the heaviest cloth. and
even the strongest harness leather without
any al ustment of machine whatever"
Thus nave We successfully overcome the most
diff nit point in the Sewing Machine art 1t
was no ordinary triumph. Detiantly can we INV
say, "No other Machine compares with it infl his
respect" Hence, have We unirormly-alr& lost
without eXception-taken the highest premium,
whenever the Machine has been properly eyhib-
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Machines. Hence it il that we are able to offer
the following guarantee. viz, 1--WE warrant eve
ry Machine we Sc to give BETTEg satisfaction
III sn any other Sewing Machine in market, or
money refunaed:i We never sell Machine on
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as The note of any business man in the land -
for more than five years have We relied upon
such facts for the repution Of our Machine: an d
without single travelling agent in the field
there is scarcely a neighborhood on the cont
nent where the Machine is not favo rablv known
We prefer such a reputation to one based or
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I called in the trade. Hence We make but one
! kind Of stitch, viz. the lock stitch. alike OF
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buggy AMI team whips a good assortment Of
collars, Re. which will be sold ut price. to snt
he times. fsy-CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, lsGl.
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