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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-06
We rRM MOntCentral and SuHii-
van Railroads.
Trains Going south and East.

Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier etS 40 An. 10 N. and 10 5or.a
hl Alba ms at 6,l5 NJ Burlington 7,l5 An, con-
Meeting at White River Junction whtrains for and from
Wells River, st. Johnsbury and Lhtieton, aud with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C.,
and connectin st Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. r.
or lioston and with Vermont Valley r. R. for Spring
aeid, New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
atle,l5r.
EXPRESS Ts.1K leaves Rou,e's eeint at 745 n for
with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NtGHr ErpnEss TRAIN leaves Ogdcnsbarg at 1900 M,
Mont cal at 400 Rouscs PoiHt at 6.lO arriv
ing at Boston at $40 connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley R. R. for Springfield and New Haven
aud arriving in New York M445r.x.
Trains GsinR North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 90 M $40 A N. and 10 r.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston nj 1.30 a. NJ, VIA Lowell
Lawrence or Ftehburg Leaves Springfield at 725 M
Bellows Falls at 1925 NJ, connecting at White River
Junction with Northern r. R. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc R. R. tor and from st. Jobasbury and Lhcton
arriving Burlington at 6.45 and st. Adams at T.
80 NJ Osdensburgh $50 NJ, and Montreal at ~ 80
P. n.
AZ senMopAfiox Train leaves Nor.hfelG at 72o
an surlingto at 9s5 M for Rsuses Point and Mem
iu.G.
NIGHr ExPkgss Train les YES Bellows Falls at Is
living passengers from Vermont Valley R. r. leaving
| New York at 500 M, and from Cheshire X. X.
| 3viag Boston at 90 P. connecting al
hEe River Junction with train leaving Boston at
| 20 P. NJ. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
liver Junction at ll53 P. NJ, arriving at burlington
al 120 A. NJ, Rouses Point at 20 A. M, Montreal al
l0,O0 A. NJ and Ogdensburgh at i2.40 p NJ Connecting
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and The
West.
| Sleeping attached to both the night expre
trains uhnng between Rouses Point and Boston.
Through Tickets TOR Chicago the West for sale
the principal stations.
aMERRlLL, sup't
st. Adams. Vt Dee. 8. 1862.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

Tue BELOVED WIFE.-Only let q woman
be sure that she is precious to her husband
NOT useful, not valuable, not convenient,
simply. but lovely and beloved; let her be
the recipient Of his polite and hearty ct
tentiOns; let her feel that her care and love
are noticed, appreciated and TetuTned; let
her opinion be asked, her approval s0aght,
and her judgment respected in malteFs Of
which she is cOgnizant; iD short, let her
only be beloved, honored and cherished in
fultillment of the marriage vow. and she
will be to her husband and children, and
society, well.spring Of pleasure. She
will bear pain, and toll, and anxiety for
her husbands love is to her as tower
and fortress. Shielded and sheltered there
in, adversely will have lost its sting. She
may suffer, but sympathy may dull the
edge Of sorrow. A house with love in It
and by love I mean love expressed BY
words and looks and deeds, for have not
one spark Of faith in the love that never
crops QUIT is to home without love, 90
person to machine; the one Is life, the
other mechanism.
The unloved woman may have bread
just as light, a house just as tidy as the
other, but the latter has spring Of beauty
about her, joyousness, an aggressive and
penetrating and pervading brightness, to
which the former is a stranger. The deep
happiness in her heart shines out in her
face. She is ray of sunlight in the house.
She CLEANS all over it. It is airy, and gay,
and graceful, and warm, and welcoming h
her presence. She is fun Of devices and
plots and sweet surprises for her husbAnA
and family. She is never done with. the
romance aud poetry Of life. She is her.
self lyric poem, setting herself to ell
pure and gracious melOdiea Humble
household ways and duties have for her =
golden significance. The prize makes the
calling high, and the end digniIies tho
means. Her home is paradise, not sin
less, not painless, but still Is paradise !
for Love is Heaven, and Heaven d
Love"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07


TnE JACoBIN LEADERs.-The Jacobin
1.9ed@ >aF beNo's. TSte@dkDp !St@1aoa.
Of FcnnsyIvanla, has Introduced 'fesClu.
ton into that body making II high
crime for any person In the legislative o.
executive departments Of the Govern.
ment to accept, prcPose, or advise thS
acceptance Of any proposition Of peaee,
from the seeded States. on any other b.
sis than "the integrity or entire uUlty"
of the United States and territories. It
is TO be argued (the telegraph informs us)
and will undoubtedly pass both Houses.
Undoubtedly. But what does this mis-.
conceive to be the mission Of his resolu.
ton! Does he believe for moment that
he can hedge up the will Of the people ?
Is he infatuated enough to think that bis
puny purpose, though expressed by .
thousand resolutions, could swerve . mil.
lion Of freemen from the path Of duty or
of interest cvenr If he be, he is . fool
thrice sodden. What would his paper
stockade effect as against the purpose Of
an earnest, determined, peace partyH
He might plaster the recOrds.of Congress
with them and they would be but 90
much fuel for consuming fire. This man,
Stevens, and his mad crew, are playing
with the most dangerous tools. He 70
tri6ing with that which lies teafeat the
heart of the nation. He Is subsidixing
the wealth, the industry, the happiness,
the very ife-blOOd Of the North to prose-
cute schemes Of war set on foot and kept
in being through spirit Of pure malice
and vindictiveness. And now he pro-
poses to bar down all hope Of relief by
resolution. The folly Of the man would
be astounding il his impudence and inso-
lence were not amazing. Who are you,
Mr.. Stevens? Have you a million Of
men at yonr heels to sustain yon In this
glib talk of yours. or are you the blind
instrument Of still binder passions!
Whoever you are, or whatever power you
may control, you should know that when
the people set about making peacs they
will have it, and woe be to that man who
shall raise puny arm in opposition
May the determipation possess them
soor, and we will see how far this famous
leader Of the buckshot war will dare I'D.
vance from his hiding place.-[Dubuque
Herald.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

NOTHING is more precious than time,
and those who misspend it are the great
est of all prodigals.
DRUNKENNESS is the parent of most
other vices. 1t quenches the salutary
power Of reason, and makes US the sport
Of raging passion
HAPPINESS and sorrow are the meas
ures of our mortal life. We willingly
record the moments Of gladness, and sor-
rows hours make their own impress.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
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PupLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. ny
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be. SmWsm, - 'AAsA~N,
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~. TSFss 1Saths 60 One hoath (payAbis 10 the Car
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ADvERTBU0-ous sSuars q elines ar.t I.sertlSn 81
ST oSs year e6; Business Cards 81 10 nes or less
SSpSo sashs 0io liberal discount will be made on the
S6SvS ras' for yearly and quarterly adVeru'mens which
excssA square.
ser PRINFIE0-Our o@ee Is repsts With all the modern
l1proveneats for the aArp execution Of
Gvtyayeof PRINTING. such A. Books Pamphlets Briefs
PO1ts HnnAbls Circular Ball Tickets Programmes Ger
fI1eaies Of Stock Deposit Rheads, Cheeks Receipts,
flaTiA, ssis, -, - fEAA ~ fuAey edaOrVd laGs.
JUSTICES BLASKa-Amdavits Undertaking. and writs Of
Atashmea under the rev law FOR sac At this once Also
o1k Homestead the convenient form
IL usa, printed complete form Of MINERS DEED
Alss, bsaaufsIlysxeeuted MARRIAGE CERTFICAIh'
L. USHER Ns nv WashinG Gton opposite Naguires
Opera the ealy HuthoSEed Agent for the
REMOcRAT city Of San Francisco. All orders for
he Papsr Advertising len With him viii be PrOmpu! At
j. c. KERLKY aaiAsrsed receive nOneyS due this once
81 sahsStgSAaAA, s4SsS'SSAAS sc.
- SIaIES H. ~ ~S6zSLoAA AsRst Of the DEROCRAT a.
oaseeseWn. Orders for the paper adVersag or Tor Joo
SoSk, lsN vttA him. will be promptly attended TO-
OHAG r JACKSON s the authorized Agent Of the HoCN:
F4IH pEHOCRAT at ri orders ieft With him will
bsVSV@Vs1y atssa6sd TO-
T. RIDLEMAN is authorized agent At Sacramento
An sr6srs adversinU len With him will ecetle I'M
ao1iAts ateentboo.
A H. L. DIAs is aseat for the DENocHAr at Virginia City
HevaAa TsTritor!
An ardsrs Siven will hs promptly at
tsAAeA 70,
OAce, en- COlOmA street,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

PovERTY.-Bulwer says that poverty is
only an idea, in nine cases out of ten.-
Some men with ten thousand dollars q
year suffer more for want of means than
others with three hundred. The reason is,
the richer man has artificial wants. His
income is ten thousand dollars, and by
habit he spends twelve or fifteen thousand,
and he suffers enough from being dunned
for unpaid debts to kill sensitive man.
A man who earns dollar day and does
not run in debt, is the happier of the two.
Very few people who have never been rich
will believe this, but it is true as Gods
word. There are people, of course, who
are wealthy, and enjoy their wealth, but
there are thousands with princely incomes
who never know moments peace, be-
cause they live above their means. There
is really more happiness in the world
among working people than among those
who are called rich.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

A FRIEND of ours said he would always
have remained single, but he couldn't af-
ford it. What it cost him for gals and
ice cream, was more than he now pays
to bring up a wife and eight children -
Bachelors should think of this.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

The reason women so seldom stAmmer
is because they talk so fast xstawweE has
got no chance to get in. People 'stutter'
because they hesitate. But who ever
knew a. woman to hesitate about any.
thing?
IF we still love those we lose, we can.
not altogether lose those We love.
WE often miss our point BY dividing
our attention. eEt
TIE object of our pride Is OstSn Ehe
cause Of Our. misfortune. &
AvARlcE often misses its point, through
the means it uses to secure Il.
IT is often more prudent To sappesas
our sentiments than either to Aattar q
to rail. -.y = ~
MANY writers have any quantity ~
sheet lightning. which they m abIs A
condense into . thundsfbolt
WHY is q railway accident Hike
vorce casef Because il very 0iien -
tho coupling chains and SeEafatss
sleePers.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
'csslea. and O. sal.i q slha1Ey 'l'

cessiOA, ond che saia - ahaey rsas,.i
and gloriOas Bnisn.s II .eSls-r
He ceased, sad / Eailsa ny ess1 tashs
third majestic PsVsSaaea ahgn fsHus si1ga
living have ssSAg 6aA alI.wsnl4 sailss
Oh the awful grssdssE u tlsae eoesos.
nance, expressing grief -febake- Ssa.
demnsaiOn. The 6IOoa .Rsslosd - Esa5
in my veins, and ] wished fof IL meua- Z
tains to fall upon me and hide me fsnml 4,
His presence. Before his voice roaehcd .,
me, l awOke in agony and fOuHd Il all q
dream.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

YOUTH is fed by poetry and imagina.
ton; mature age by realities; as plants
draw all their nourishment from the air
until they bear fruit, and afterwards
from the ground only.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07

HEARA FArnER--Alexande Hamilton,
the able leader of the Federal party, was
never more eloquent than when he utter.
ed this noble sentiment:
To bereave man of life, or by violence
to confscate mis- estate without ACCUSE
ton or trial would be SO gross and nOtO.
rious an act Of despotism as must at once
convey the alarm Of tyranny thrOughout
the whole nation; but confinement Of the
person by secretly hurrying him to jail
where his sufferings are Unknown or foe.
gotten, is less striking, and therefore q
more dangerous engine OF arbitrary gov.
ernment.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
Groceries, liquors, Etc.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS

THE FRAT GUN OF THE sEAsoE
IN lsrPosTTIoN To~R0NoPoLxE 1
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
the RETURNED PRISONERS.

Arrival OF Sick Union Soldiers ~ An I.
~.ool'' fse~ ..%plAa-s'. -"
sssSsSsn Of asis.-.a ..-.a pr,....r,-o-r
ssidisrs Ah:eiSlsIy ssarvea % Dsasn
by the Rebsf1, &c. ~
~ ArxArotm. Nd. Oct N ,saa
The nag Of trucs boat New York arrived st the Naval
School wharf this morning from City Point, win one
hundred and eighty paroicd Eight Of the num-
ber died the boat ms way hither. rbsy actually
starved 10 death.
Never the whole course Of my Ire have I such
scsns thsss men presented they were living skss
Every d thsn had 70 be sent 70 the hospitals.
and the Surgeons opinion that than third of
chem must de- being beyond the reach Of uourshmsus
or medicine.
questioned several Of them, and all state that their
condition has been brought BY tho treatment they
ave received At the hands d the rsbss They have
ksp, without food, and exposed large portion of time
without shelter Of any kind.
To look at tness poor cs and hear their tales oS woe
q to how they been treated would sspposs
ehey bad fallen into the hAnds of Southern chivary hut
rashsr the hands Of savage basbssass Ssssssas d
all humanity o. fssIing.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
An Inpers..s D..esvsrx.

a. (From the Brookiyu Daily Eagfe)
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A:s s
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a s'sr:s: .ssSy
none more assteroas and nsideu.
realize the fatal nsssciins consa%pon
stages As many may have 4 in It's incent and not
on ' y BE- y
Caarrh IN Us hrst stages is an inflammation Of the iInns
o. The noss Il feeling q nnessses. heat nd
other side BY the thiokne,s the membrsne from
nsmm;nion soon thin ws,ery discharge commences
tact Is not checked ihsn The schsrgs soon
ans % sc % ssss yssT s
and very Offensive The oresth Of the
from .esis,y render him an OBJECT o. ai.ssss 20
has 30 up In o. der TO obtain reieihs
ensy s and s sssS%1 s.ss and
Z. on the frontal .nnss' bec9%s arrested ,he iads%s
bearing "s more o. ss
Sssn assn,! |ss !h,s dy:rsp.: Soucsi: ssd
cation. Of the greatest medical have ssAb
nn: y ns ns
tho air Remember that the best and only Ct
.1. h.s: bee. ned su. have proved of no
6ss proved TO me that SHUTS have no ssss
s s.. he $ o GOD s'
comes filed again In many cases they have decided In
furious effect by irritating the membrane and thereby In
creas pg the Inflammation"
Very imagine that II ID cold they are suffer
disease.
There many that have who suffer and despair OF
ever being cured yet knowing that ultimately bring
them to the grave being the cause many instances Of
deafness besides the fearful nrosds makes the general
health and the alarming extent which Il prevalla has
brought under the notice OF DR. Rowe. who has devoted
much time and attention IT, and succeeded last in d.
covering a system OF treatment. under which II yields
readily. and 10 cured.
case Of Miss Day daughter Mr. Thomas Day. OF
22s Pearl Brookly illustration of this The
young lady's health impaired that all her
friends supposed she was in consumption and that her life
vain Fortunately for her she not vet in copsumpon
though she had several times blood and seemed 10 be
sinking fast Under Dr. Rowe's however, she has
to excellent health and the disease entirely
removed This should be lesson those afflicted not to
progress far for not be fortunate
when 50 far gone TO be restored
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Perssnal IatsIaigsnes.

Ma,r James T. whssian Of ibe Frsi Mounted Rihss Of
New York, arrived IN town yesterday. and V vsdes
stood he shortly 70 receive higher aprontmsot
Tor his meriforious cosuc In the several battles ne mas
been engaged IN.
Senator wisoa Of Massachusetts, passed through this
City yesterday IN rcwt for wsshingson.
I Z. @. King, Of Providsnce Col O. X Greene, cf New
nAmpsbirs, J. O. wileon of California B. =. Bsb and
a. n. Jsssup, a Phnsdelpbia n. Slack, cf washing
sca cd A. prsvutse asd vile, a Norwich, are ssoppss
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
city Intsliigsnee.

NEW FRAups m rHs CUsson Houx-There we're some
strange among the Custom House ocias yester
day. 70 tho eject that new batch Of frauds had been
discovered involving very high functionary In very
unp,sassns manner The method OF the alleged frauds is
sad 20 have been entries and also connivance with
the rebels in furnishing them with arms, ammunition, &C.,
IN an underhand manner deputy, is said has been
pxced under and that other parties
Mr. Joudan the Solicitor Of the Treasury has gone
washington 10 consult with the authorities in relation
the matter.
TIE AxsvxssAkY or rHE POLISH REvoLunos win take
place Monday. November 80, not on Monday next,
stated In yesterdays paper.
SUDDEN DxAn.-Ienry chabot, native or Canada,
aged thirty years. dropped dead in chair Thursday
evening while conversng in the grocery store No 12o
Elm street. DR.. Bouton made q post mortem examina
ton OF the body and found that death caused by
rupture OF an eneurism OF tho aorta Coroner wndey
held an inquest.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
The sagactty OF General Thomas.
lErun1 Tho Milwaukee Wisconain Oct 2Il

GFrom tho Milwaukee Wisconsin, Oct I'll
There be no question that General IN mas saved
Hhe Army OF the Cumberland In the critical battle OF
Ch,ckamauga Tho Georgia papers say that the plan Of
the determined upon by General lragg after
consultation with Gescral Lee Tho plan literally 70
destroy army. 10 was 10 c oes the Chickanauga
creek lett Hank whcro Thomas corps placed,
and then him bsck upon Critendeu and McCook.
creek and strike Thomas again he forced
back, thus completing bis rout. thomas. with the
gscity great soldier, perceived the object Of the
rebss He dIi not wait to be assaied, but. with Napo
hence issue the following import mt order
HkApquARryRs. FourrrKsrH ARxY CoRpsl
NEAR Med sikLs HOUSE, sept le-9 A. N. )
Major General fALskR-
3 "a Aiesanders HI. II you advance as ss
BILE them In a. mt. while attack them IN HANK think
we can n.e ,h,m up Respec,luy your oesaen servant
army. ibe southern journals came 70 knowledge
this order from the fact that the aduant OF General
Pa mer stan taken prisoner and this order was
found his pocket There Ia man In tho nation who
th n that could have been superseded by
better than 1enern Thomas. There is earnest
81 " Rebels" al think them up'
are words tho patriot likes 10 hear. Az an
Illustration OF General Thomas sagacity, general pf
cer In ths city says that Thomas could have had
900 fresh men on unday Afternoon no would have ut
&c iy routed se rebel \. army pIi 9sg Sys teri gsS
bit ste, III brsades o. the reserved corps had bcen
Hfed 4ganst febes, Thomas had not ano her thou
eand fresh so.des whom he could use. He saved the
army but he would not have been content with that.
lie wanted an would have had such . victory ~ would
have dismay throughout the south. This Geld Of
6ce says other generals besides Thomas
wbo saw what prize was lost for the want Of io,ooC
men.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Prizes Cashed In All LegsIixed Loets-
ries. information given. Diamond Jeweiry bought
?. GAIGE, Broker.
IN BroanWAy AStOT place.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

CHATTANOOGA.
-~~~~~~~~~ccccr~~
-
Brilliant Success Of
General Smith at
Lookout Mountain.
General Hooker's Forces At
tackled by the Enemy.
The Enemy Repulsed at
Every Point,
&C.. &C.. ks.
Cenarmasion OF the Capture OF Lockout
CHATTANOOGA. Oct %. 1858.
Lookout Mountain yesterday taken by forces,
sthe enemy falling back without resistance
troops occupy tho south side Of the river from
are unobstructed. n.

Despatch from General Thomas.
WASHINGTON, Oct 80, 1883.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning Major General
Thomas telcgraphed to the War Department follows
Gen. Hooker attacked twelve O'Clock midnight,
yht ensued which continued for two hours
with lighter work until four O'Clock A. n.
General Hooker reports at half past seven A. H. the
conduct OF troops to be splendid
They repused every attack made on them, and drove
. the enemy from every position they assaled.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Royal Havana Lostery.-Therty per
Iemium paid for prizes Information furnished The
highest price doubIoons and all kinds Of gold and
silver. TAYLOR CO.. bankers. 16 Wall street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Pfiesj Pseesf Pftesf Pfiesf Pfissf
psrnsDeh for Blin1 B'es1ns 81 iiehlns ries 80
Dr. Wtfmkk Pie nupp~sfs<y. nefersDr~ asen v As-
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

The Olympus Outward Bound.
HALIFAX, N. g., Oct. 80, 1863
The steamship Olympus arrived from Boston at ten
O'Clock this morning. and sailed again At O'Clock for
Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
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The New York herald., 1863-10-31

Prizes Cashed In All Legalixed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker. II Wal
street, No. I.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

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