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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

TINS REBEL LOSES Al MuRFREEsBnEo.- Chat
taaoega, Jan, .. Gen, Bragg will move his
headquarters from Winchester to Tullahoma.
Gen, Bragg now estimates his loss at 1000,
which includes the wounded left AT Murfrees.
boTo.
The Columbus Sun learns from private sour
cos that in the attack made by Breckenridge s
division on the enemy's left at Murfreesboro, on
Friday, in which the Coniedera.es were repulsod
1900 of our brave troops were killed outright
during the first hour and forty minues oil the
engagement.
The Mobile .1drtriiser states that Wthers'
division OF four brigades lost $500, and that,
Breckenrdges division led into " ssugh-
ter rem" where the loss was very heavy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
ia RIM IN RANDOLPH
FOR SALE At hAxyG Nm

SAID Farm Is situated three and half miles West
~ Rando pm, on the main road through Eat Brantr to
Northdsld The Fam contains l~3 Of good land
suitably divided into moving, Il lag-, pastudnE AID
wood Ia d. About twenty acres are hterv lie lat
toFs AID IN" remainder " the wing is In high stats
" cultivation The farm excellent STOCK fam has
r.nArds aud sugar place The house 70 BY 90
and the ell 20 BY 90 fets we'll hnshsd and built hut
fer ytarsafo. Barn No. 80 by "A feet with cellar
or A. feet, and sheds aAehrd. Earn No.2is 81 by
40 ret with cellar uLder the shole barn and ,hsd
tached. Graneiy lGhy feet There - running water
botn hou'e and barns For furthri pa ticusr inquire
VI The subscriber HENRY hui CHtHSON.
Randolph. Jan. 20, 1853. Ava
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a
" AsaNaroS DISTRICT, vs. Montpelier within and 10
SAID ltslncl, gu the day Of January, A. d. 1855.
\ LLSUN A. On tsE, Guardian of Geoagr w. Nthan
v Of odbnn 10 said district, makes application to
said court for license 10 sell he foil Wing described real
estate Of his said ward wit; Az that pat ri Lot No.
nneetn In u mes survey "a SAID Woodbury., together
with the mill thereon and all the TOOLS Jams, pnd aad
privileges conveyed 10 sd George w. Wlthsm By deed
executed ~ Ptilnp =. Bennett. dated Ju.e Sd, A. d..
1862 representing that the sale thereof Is necessary for
the payment VI the just debts OF sad wat, csnattsd
lDstqltb " The apulnim ut OF ha Iulrdian his per
sonl estate bsing insufficient Tor That purpose.
Wherupon, is ordered by said curt that said app
cation be referred to thereof 10 re held At the
Probate Once Ia said Montpelier the lTth day Of Feb
ru ry D. 1858, for hearing and decision thereon and
It Is further ordered, that all persons interested be nOt
fed hereof, by publication Of notice Of said application
and order thereon, three weeks excessively In the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, brlore said
dune VI hearing that they may appear at said time and
place, and, II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court.
4f2wt Attest, {. X. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So Montpelier, Oh the 2lE day
Of January A. d. 1855.
MAS HALL, Administrator 81 the estate Of Levi d..
A Hail late " ar.haeld said District, deceased makes
application said court for license sell the whole VI he
ii tsas OF said deceased, except the right u dover
thuiein bu including the feysrson VI the widow's dow
sr representing that the sale Of part q sAt state Is
Necessary for tho payment 10 the dest. OF said deceased
and expenses VI Hisre VI said estate, aud that
.pau vi said estate cannot be sold witnout INN 10
nose interested N The remainder thereof
Wherrupon II Is ordered by said Uoart, that said sp
plicatiou be referred iIth day " FsOruAry A
b 1905 al the Probate Lfce In montpelier, aiorr'aa
for hearing and decision thereon aud It IL tuith.
ordered that AL persons interested, be nsuhsd there
Of Republication Ut notice Of this sp iic-ton and
der thereon weeks excessively In tile Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpeiier, before said
time 81 hearing, that they may appear a. said tim,
and pace and, IL they see cause, obleos thereto.
by The Cuun,
Avs Auest, T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Admin:sirnior,s sale.

Nnibe sold, at Pub 10 Auction, By the Subscribers,
on Tuesd,y the ithhay OF February i-6l all the ner.
prop.ry Of Johu Laird late ai Woo lbury and the
place known ~ ths North Farm " situated In the Eas
part the Of Woodbury. consisting Of tht.s pieces
IL land respectively o5 aud 81 Acr- oarns to lot Ne
co. aud Asous acrvs belonging 70 lei No. 3D. with house.
barn, AMI cut buildings.
I person property consists Of one horse four cows,
ten tons ofhsy, two carts two p W, Jokes. chains
l-7 DAVID C.tQNNBR, Adm,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
BOSTON MARKET, Jan. "a.

Floar.-wes,ern, $3.50 to $50.
fors--PrIme $3.50 to 5000, Meas, tls,ooto 1900.
Beef, ia60to 1889 Lard 10! to ~. Hans, 81, iosi
dressed, Aad u.
butter, IS to 20, Cheese, 70 to 10, Eggs 20. Potatoes
IS to IS, Dried Apple 81 toi.
beau, s2iO to ..,i5. Peas i,ooto illo,
Herds grass seed 5000 saiS Clover, ~ to ~.
Starch, 81 tos.
Tanow. Z. to III
WOOL saxony fleece, 81 to O. American rull blood 81 to
IS IIaltblood 81 to co. Common 90 to 90.
corn-so osS. Oats, Is to 10. Rye cate es. HERDS
grass seed qSi. Clover, II per ID. Hops 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

DEcMsrD.--A correspondent at St. Adams
says it Is suspected that the Eraakdin Co. Hrati
at st. Adams under tho special direction Of u.
d. Smithand B. II. smalley, no longer wages
war against " sectionalsm," "abolitonism "
and " Black RepublIeanism. Tho RESPONSE
bio editor" is on a tour of inspection in other
parts Smith and Smalley have evacuated the
works, and so the Herald is necessarily dOfunct,
n. .1imo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Arbitrary Proceeding, at the South.

tfrom the Richmond Hhis, Jan. lt)
The Lyncb5ag Republican states TIL, govern.
.mcnt agents 10 thar pace have b.ea nyr. Ing
l,ar lt : $3.50 per barrel, wli,key at s. pr ri.
0u, and sugar aud bacon at prices not mentioned.
.lul owner, u THIS property dscargd their iou1.
.uoa 20 r. ssi, but force was tmpoycd Us Tie gov
.emm-rt and the parties Yielded under protest.
ARMED guard, were stationed al the door ID. y4-
I.1, store, To- the ety. We hoar lAit se1lrea
.cf A.ir ays also been made 10 tbs cy
" lfP.lfe the proceeding Us q shame and ra
.pro4ch 10 free government Il is placing our
government on The same level with the oolo4s
.de.poti.m at Washington.
For more than eighty years tbs rights Of The
tu1,ns az Virginia ia respect to property needed
Boz public use nave been protected by Aw which
Sas found Jl,t % the individual and lae govern.
imen, during all that time. This .aw wls passed
b. ne beginning OF the Revolution, performed DO.
II ifl 10 The satisfaction Of all during oil that tyen..
sil,,rl, ,ud ever since. 1t provides that ben ia.
dgid4al properly is required ( the public seq
c. be- value shall be estimated by three dsiate.
fe,ird iieeha.d.rs. Or ancestors never thought
siot moment fappropriAuag any mans pTopriy
without i4ir appnisement. !, ], Illuminating
lr} Yud expression TO witness this outrage % lus-
i.e aud government Of hU.
is the duty OF The Legislature OF Virginia TO
tahe the most prompt aud decided measures 90
Nu4.cue its own law, aud protect rs own citizens
i'om lhe sp)lauon OF IN Iltary tyranny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Gbe nlnrkets.
yoNTpELrER MARKET, January 20.

YONTPELIER MARKET. January 20.
PRov,soss.Bu,ter, IS to 70. Cheese 10 TO Il, Lard
Il. Tallov, Il, Dried Apple 4to5. Eggs 10 cents
Potatoes, IS IS. Geans 1850 200. West India SUI
CARS, Il to IS. Peas, Sloo to 1,25.
onions-sl,Oo Apples-sl 80 10 ooper Dbl.
FLora- Extra, $3.50. Doull, Extra $500 supcr-eS-
ira 1900
os,tS ASp HAr.--corn, S. oat, IS to So Herdsgrs
Seed lOOOto $50 per bushe. Clover 10 II per pound
Hay, slo,t sI2 perton. Rye, 75toS).
MiscEASsous.-Dry and green hard wood, 225 to 2,T6
Shingles, slOO to 100. wool-eommon 40 to As. BARK
$50 per cord Nails 800
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Tur MIMI ExoaANGep,-The following note
from Adiutant General Thomas, shows that the
Ninth Vermont may soon expect active duty
ADJuTASr GENERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Jan. II, 1868.
Hon. 8 Foor-D.Gr SIR ~ have the pleas
nrs to inform you that the Ninth Vermont was
declared exchanged On tho Sth inst, aud that
the General 0 ;dey will be isaued in few days,
a telegram has been sent TO the regiment 10
prepare f1E the field,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Cen. Butler

'lom DE Richmond Desp.trh jan 49,
lti rum9red 10 northern plpers that the
Bcls, Is to Be sent on an expedition against
Charleston, and we are glad to hear it for two
reasons 10 ile fire, place Charleston viii ucY-
@, be surrendered w.th the example OF Builder
aud y " Orleans before her, and in the ncx,
Wa slHl hga some chance Of capturing Butler.
Il Che ao4ry r-pr15atc could once fall into south
ep hands 10 will not have lived altogether in
vain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Tie Court which has jus; found Gen. Porter
guilty oil the charges preferred against hin by
Gen Pope consisted Of the following officers I:
lj.-G,n. Hunter, presilins Maj Gen. Hitch
cock, Brig Gems. Rafas King Pfentiss, Rick
etts, Casey, GAtGed, Bu!ord and Morris, wish
col Tl9i- the J4iso-Aiyoate-Gcaeral as
Juige-Alsoca:o. I'll, record in the ease was
prepared BY Cyl Holt, and tAe review Of to
testimony by him is said to be very able
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
The COntc >si0nS and EXper-
ence OF am Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR TIE BENEFIT and w'rf ing and
| caution 10 youngmrH WHO suferfrom Nervous De5l-
ity, Premature Decay suppyngat the sane time The
means u selfCue. By WHO has cured himself aier
being put 70 great expense through medical imposition
and quacker Byenclosng postpaid addressed enytl-
ape SINGLE copies may be had of the authof NATHAN
vi. MAYFAIR, Esd. Bradford, Kings c., \. y.
march, sfy1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

TIE Nlw loBE SPEsKERsulP The following
resolution was adopted ia the New York Senate
on Monday:
Bhcrcas, I, has come to the knowledge Of SEN
s,ors thar the election Of Speaker in the Assem-
b, Is DELAYED by The Interference and threats Of
q moh admitted within the lobbies Of The Assem-
ID, Chamber, and which has since endravored 20
control tae legislative action Of the Assembly B!
.Arelis and by violence, therefore
Re7o'ri That committee Of three be ap-
pointed by the Presideu, o The Senate, whose
duty il shall be TO confer with His ExceIlency The
Governor lul request him to take prompt and en-
cr.etc Go'ou for he protection Of The assembly
rom nab rjo!snce, and for The speedy and cond gn
punishment o. The authors and GJctors thereof.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 90. I he rebel Gen
Forrest, Stearus and Wheeler were at Franklin
Tenn, yesterday with 5000 cavalry. The rebels
attacked the bridge guard on the Chattanooga
railroad, ten miles from this city to-day, bat
were repulscd with , killed aud 20 wounded
0oo OF our mtn was killed.
There is feet OF % boats at GAINESVILLE
and three ganboats. 1t rained all doy yester
day aud last night.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

4 REV eREND G NrLENAN, having been restored to
"A health in few DAYS after unde going all Tho usual
routine aud irregular extensive modes OF ire tWeht
without success considers his sacred duty to nnnn
his allie ed fellow cfeatur th4 asASs OF cuh.
Hence on the receipt ofan adlfissd envelope, he will
send rr- a ospy Il the prescription az direct 70
DR joins ST. DAGNALL, le5 Fulton Street, Brooalyn,
y Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Inr lEELING OF THE ARMY.--The New York
lo'tt correspondent, writing on the l7th, thus
speaks OF the feeling in the army of the Potomac
>" Tne army moves forward now, not over
confident in It's own strength, though feeling
assured that with equal chances, and against
man Tor man, it will be successful. Its cundl-
lion Is fully equal to any previous time so far us
regards numbers aud material of war, am
nor sure but that it is considerably stronger in
men than at any previous time when it has
moved upon the enemy. We are so strong as
70 enable us to move straight aud rresistably
upon Richmond, in case the enemy is thorough.
y defeated IN the iirst pitched battle. ="
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Tho c4..te Union Ticket for city officers in
Mildetoan Conn, was elected on Monday by
a large vote. The Union party is composed OF
Republicans aud War Democrats, and the op
position, peace men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE Of \ SUI
| FERER.-Publlshed as a warning, and Tor the spe
ca benefit Of Young Men, aud those who suffer with Ntr
yous Debility, loss Of Memory Premature Decay, SC
by who has cured himself hy simple means after be
ing put great expense aud Inconvenience, through the
Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had Of the author, q. AMBtkI
ESQ., Gtecnpoiut, Long Island, BY enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope Address
CHARLES A LAMBERT, Esq.
Soma Geenpoint, Long Island, NY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

The Connecticut Republican State COnyeu
ton, on Wednesday, nominated the old State
eGe,s. Tie ticket had already been put IN
nomination by the Union State Convention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

one thing al least can be relied upon. sny ,taemsn
made Ia regard 10 The merits = lItet. Gin td's Ltme
opsthic turativ can be believed Firstly the par
ties who make The statement ,ud not tel any thing
bat tha Which So AID secondly, The ne eiurs will
max gosd all that Is said 90 its praise Have you
cough colt headache dy'pspsia eatarrh piles, or
fever AID agus Try tauabe cured The price - cts,
per box. sold by
Philip Lee, 1876 William street New-York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
LADIES CATER BOOT.

white muslin. when il Cts, makes many cuFiou,
notion .,,,
Bat little female sAt'r boots are death and n''sis
rT .irs vow pI ,s spt an. M , BRIEF
small hotel experience
"a'" u'eu my "sa', '"a p''i'
I.toppsa week ct more,
Aud marked two " boo, .s," every mora
Before my neighbours door
W. .oO' WIN pa'." s.'"e' w.
a. .oO. .''." 80, w.
They stole my hear, away,
And often In my nightly dreams
rhey swept before my hce,
Aiady growing out Of thcm
But ali, one morn saw sight
which struck me like q stone,
Some other name was on the boob
TAO'' boots were not alone
Wa. .,.na,ns h, ,.s,, .,ss
And or,,s, w.,, "A an. .n.rn.,
And with them walked. bride.
ladies comment Is unnecessary
in0'' oai'ef n0O'' came nom
w. ~ hWG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

FsEvcu lNTERyENTIoS,-Tho latest rdmors OF
French Intervention in American olTairs are dit.
" cOntradictei from Washington, Tho Tribune
correspondent says;
8" The fullest contradiction is given, from hing
authority in tho State Department, to the fresh
" Published runner Of u French intervention,
A4yces irom France by the last steamer declare
that that measure will not b. resorted to, save
y y tho concurrent act OF the great powers, -
"Perley,n of the Boston journal, writing
'om Washington, also says
Gentlemen who are On intimate terms with
Fhe Secretary OF State are jubant over the last
RdNces from Mr. Adams, which they intimate
Sc1ntain cheering Intelligence, 1t is also said by
hose who know tho French Minister that HI
FiscIiims any desire on the part of his govern.
lneht, either OF establishing colony in Texas OF
10 encouraging the erection of separate COM
Hmonweath there, The Emancipation proca.
saanou has doubtless ere this produced decided
8eiscls abroad"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
pIoTrRE and HAIR WREATH FRkNfs
L Ia all varieties.
J. V. BABUOCK 4 CO.
TEETH & TEETH /!

insert artificial teeth God silyv Pans ard hub
Der. In all furnish temp Tiry ice 81
and advice all petsons whu have sd their trth
cd ~ have Temporary as 1t keel he uudtT Jew In
better -hape sever have come under nIy hn.ce
saoe res,dehee tins pa's where thu under jar kaI
become seriously hjarta, ~ going wtheu IsmpoiarJ
set.
0r still my offer Of sa5 Tor "roltrn lie
ng sets Of ieeL tie rubhef plate. ThHs lar have
been unable to hn' an Imperfect set
The following letter will speak for self II 10 from
Rev. J. X lee, formerly resident VI ills place
CANTON y, JuHs q, 1892.
Ia. ConFsYs dear tir-l fe, tmprlied to write you
The result VI our Il, ntstry IN my wh 10 rec
cummeud your work especially your rntser p0rk tAv9
tried four diaereut kinds aud much prefer the rubber
Mere than three years ago you inserted upper eel q
teeth 10 my NOUN rubber plate, and b " 1t
Just a. good when The ntting is admit able anu
have experienced inconScnirnev wearing
II. aiirdys reeonm nj ny friends IN p stu,nes 10
gold pafna ~ experience Is certainly decidedly In
No 81 lht rubber. | hop, my nan, freudstH rrm9nt
will avail the msuyes OF your auow 80
Dentist In whose bands should PIE MY teeth
interest rather han you. Civ" IN letter unsolicited,
a. simple justice. hSar-truIy,
Ether, 'hloroform given In extracting n
number Of tee " required.
" scar IN MUD has uuiy charge Seven y-nve
cents cavity. for gold tilns u-e the best gold
anu Warrant tnt din . as 10 u plate work y h.n
convenient, rsons fro distance viii prts- sve
few days notice, Nhen tAey NJ comiLg me fer
work
IL Office over Langisnr Flour s ore, Montpelier, Vt
oet,oDSw IoHN n. CO LIiS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED y
sin JAMES CHARLES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

THE invaluable medicine Is unfaling In the cure OF Az
those pantll AID dangerous diseases incident 10 the
female constitution,
Il undertakes all excesses and removes all Obstruciion
from whaeye cause and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies'
Is peculiarly suited It viii, in short time, bring on
the moHlnly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These pills should not BE- taken by fem1les that are
pregnant, during the FIRST fnREE MONTHS, as they
ars sure 10 bring on Miscarriage bat at eve y other
time and In every olher case, they are ftecty safe
IN all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pam N
the Back and Limbs leaynsss, Fatigue on slight exer
ion Paptaton u the Heart, LoWuess Of Spirits Hys
terics Sex Headache Whites aud an The painful dseas
e. occlsoned BY di-orgauized sgstrm these Pills will
tGrc cure when all other means have siled
Fol directions in the pamphlet nrourd each package,
which should BE carefully pre'eryed.
4 bottle containing 10 pill, aud encirced with The
Government Stamp Of eat Britain can BE- sent post free
for { 100 and postage stamps.
soll by al Druggists. nov@lw&mly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

CAstr's CArsArtc cANriss -DptNrEnr Unlike
other specifies common use, whsh act a. acre tempo
airy stJpcs, tArey'. Ca hAr c Candies seize the
seat 81 the se&ss aud eXternnatr Its primary csus,
ty inygoraring he digestive organs. 'umuia ing the
liver puigng the channels and purf,ns The hioot, they
promote speedy IT, uratien q heal and & r In
bnousuess sick htAd CHI al ny " The stan aeh, and
depression Of spirits they equally tfeacious. sod
, all druggists, a. 25c. PER box
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

NEWARK, n. j., Jan p. A train on the
Hoboken Railroad ran into al open draw at
the llacSIneacS river bridge this morning, owe
Ing u the neglect cf the bridge.tender. The
engineer and twJ Other persons were drowned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Liberation Notice.

This esrilhss hat for valuable con.i GRAFTON, h.vs
M, ay cnto ny sou, Aimoat'. D Z. irs. his ans
IN inE is sinonty snl tn, tw no lain h,s line OF
sse- pay -aS aba Of hi eon ~ ting tsa and AZ
Ter lhisdste. kieH lhD DvANiA0
wtsrsss, n A. " sfsa.
N.s1sury, Jsa.e, lsdh svA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan q. Maj, Gen. Burnside
was in the city to-day and had an interview
with President Lincoln, Secretary Stanton and
Gen. IlalleCK 1t is generally believed here
that all the reports that any portion OF the Ar
my Of The Potomac has recently crossed theRap'
pabannock axe without foundation A telegraph
from tho Army Of the Potomac tonight says
that there is nothing Of interest to communi
cate.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 2j The abandonment o.
the attempt to C os- tho Raj pahdnnock by the
Army OF TIE Potomac, was solely in nse-
quelce Of the difficulty of rai spoIuon, the lack
Of supplies and the iupcssbllty o moving the
artillery, aft the river Was crosa
The result Of all this shows the utter imp0ss
bility Of a winter campaign in Virginia. The
supplies were delayed and in fact, could not
come forward Nothing but bad roaus prevent
ed the most brilliant success Of the projected
forward movement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

=
January %.
The Sabbath has been wei observed through
out the entire camp No business except that
oi the most pressing character has been trans
ao ed Nothing OF unusual ch racter as been
observed in the cnomy's lines within the past
lew days
WASHINGTON, Jan. o. More good news has
been received from Porter's FIotlla, which 10
fast making its way up the Arkansas river to
Little Rock