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we call the attention Of all having friends or res.
ives IN the army TO the fact thai Iteo9ovd, q
Bltters" will cure nine tenths of the Ja"sos
oy exposure and privations incident to camp lie
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
NJ 90 M DISPATCH

NEW YORK, August l. The United States
transport Belvidere, from Port Royal, brings
Charleston dates to July 90 She passed off
Charleston same day, two monitors and the
lronsldes engaging fort Wagner. Gen. Gilmore
had succeeded In erecting a large line of bat
cries within 1000 yards of fort Wagner Gen
Gilmore has mounted three heavy siege guns
within mile and quarter Of fort Samter,
which were to open fire on Sumter the day the
Bevidere left. Gen. Gilmore was confident
that when he mounted all his heavy siege
guns he would soon reduce the fort Casualties
on our side are small.
New YoR1, August l. The Worlds Wash
lngton dispatch says our troops, it is stated,
now occupy the heights in the rear of Frede-
ricksburg, thus anticipating the enemy in hold
ing that very important position.
The statement that the 1th corps is disband-
ed is pronounced by Gen. Schurz who COM
mandS one of its divisions, to be untrue.
The Hrald's Washington despatch says Mos
by's gang made an extensive haul of sutler 8
stores last night at Fairfax Court House.
There is no force stationed Immediately at the
Court House. The suffers of the army have
been generally advised of the fact, but it is a
convenient resting place at the end of the first
days journey, and some six or seven suffers,
with their teams and chattels, bivouaoked there
last night, and were all made prisoners.
A Fort Gibson dispatch of the 18th states
that Gen. Blunt crossed the Arkansas night be-
fore last, and met the enemy's pickets right
across the river. After driving them few
miles he met about 200 of the enemy, and drove
them until he met the main force, at Elk creek
the headquarters of Cooper, about q miles
from Fort Gibson
Here the main fight ensued, which resulted in
the complete rout Of the enemy. We captured
three stand of colors, two howitzers, and over
60 prisoners. The enemy's loss was 200 killed
and between 300 and 500 wounded.
Among our wounded is Col. Williams who
was shot while leading the gallant first Kansas
colored regiment to the charge, through the
right lung
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01
Chr pailp @tfeman.
MONTPELIER, AUGUST L, 1868.

NATIONAL THANKscyING.-We trust the peo-
r,e If the State will suitably observe the day
set apart for Thanksgiving to Almighty God Tor
tho successes which have advanced the Union
cause. We had hoped the Governor OF the
State would officially call attention 10 it, but
a, he has not, that duty is lett to the press and
the people. Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts
has issued a proclamation in relation to the day
in which he said
earnestly trust not only that in all our
churches and congreg cations of religious worship
the day may be observed by becoming sets OF
nnblic thanksgiving, but that every heart may
find an altar on which to lay its Offering OF
humble and grateful praise.
Certainly people never had greater reason
to give thanks, and to remember the Being who
has given us the victory and let us not in our
successes forget Him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-01

MARKET PRICES IN RICHMoND.-The Rich
,oond Sentinel Of the 9th inst. gives the follow
ing list Of market prices at that date
"New potatoes. 81 per quart onions 81 per
quart ; cabbage, 500 So per head eggs, ~
per dozen; chickens, s. Sc per,pair whortls-
berries, s5c per quart blackserriss. 25ca soc
nsr quart green corn, SO per dozen ears :; NUT,
ion, 81 per ID bacon, 81 rs per ID; butter, So
per 10 buttermilk, SOC per quart sturgeon, Toe
per Id. The market appeared we'll supplied with
all these articles, yet these extraordinary prices
we're firmly maintained"
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The General Statutes.

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per copy at the following places
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w. s. MCCLURE &, CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS,
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Hon Horatio Ballard, Secretary State OF New York.
VIM Grips, Pres Standard Insurance Co., New York.
A. H. Bailord, Yyslanti, Michigan.
J. L. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
r. H, Huntin gton, Adams, Irn Co., New York.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-08
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE
News Over the Rebel Tele-
graph Lines.
The Union Troops In Raccoen Valley
Reinforce
Important Advantages Gained
by the FcdcraIs,
t.. &C.. d..

Oar files of Richmond papers arc to tho 9th Inst They
give the ooSng nrortapt kilograms from tho scat n
war at Chaitabooga--
ArLtxts. Ca, Nov. 4. isr3.
Tho Yankees maintain posscsslon of Kaecoon Valley,
having been heavily reinforced.
Tho Yankees shcli forces ineessfu,iy.
Tho foods E have sefnllicd all tho Yankee
ponioons.
The Yankee advance bas rcashoi iiorencc.'
wo octIpy Loai0n. ~hcb places M within twenty
ttfee miles q Knoxville, behind tho feences q tho
enemy.
Tho enemy raldng The ooarlfy near HeHisylne,
csmmtiur great iopfciatioar.
rheir raid are dhasiro4s than any q their pfe
ocdlug onsn ln M4dsoB ami Hanisyiio oouoies
nrasx has 10 h. p0wcr 10 murzio tto telegraph, bal
be caunot muyTic The msb
Tho eneny have Faiued inrori.Hi advantages ~i,hin
the ias oft s hours which gnisas my are e0sr,er
ac'ei will place ihs qes,on e 'absIsins bis army 'n
CattsGOoga beyond al daabt
The New York herald., 1863-11-08

patience out; but let all aim for thing then our
bosses VII have 20 20 The who Q hog or none
Inc number OF shops where increase was refused
thrty two, among others the Novelty Morgan, Aaire,
neptune and Dclamaer Iron Works; further, Stoves
machine works, Joseph Banks, Gray 3 shop Lyons &
rodgers, sec1r's, in Jersey City the Gobo Works,
Reeves shop, the South Brooklyn works. Hugh Garri.
sons &c Those having granted Increase thirteen
among others as iolows:--A Brown VIM. II. Andrews,
Widey Burgess, Williamsburg, &c.
In consequence Of this OF things general strike
mas becn proclaimed. There about nine thousand
chpiss employed In the various workshops IN New York
ana Vicnity great many Of the smaller shops, how
ever were not represented One OF the speakers suggest
ed that every workman should stand out strike until
each member OF the trade should advance OF
twenty five per cent
Ihe machinss in this city and vicinity heretofore have
received romsl GO TO " so (or the best hands pcr
day.
IN the course OF the proceedings stated that the
employers had sent TO Washington delegation to
state uo the government officers that they paid to
their worxmen - per dayyet they were strke-to
excuse themselves for not completing their contracts
tme There was 10 proof OF the truth OF this statement
YET u was generally believed Remarks also ado
oy hesrs Daily John Pau and others and conclusion
an Aadres was delivered In the German language mas
much AZ the German machnists were very numerousy
represented IN the assembly.
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Arrest for Msrder Committed Ten Ye~rs
AQ0.

Joas B Holmes, formerly civil engineer, doing tus.
ness IN The firs, ward ten into custody yesterday
by Captain Jourdan Of tho Sixth precinct charge o(
murder committed about years ago. tho rcaence
of the prisoner Greenwich street The oircumst,noes
attending tho murder and the criminals career ever
since the occurrence repice with Interest and would
furnish material for goodszSd volume Twelve or g.
teen years ago Honca citizen of good standing and
no one thought Of hn than oil friend Authony
j. Bleecker, the auctioneer. lie the employ
Of Mr. Heecker and, having quite talent for engineer
ing, proved himself nvai1abie TO bis employer. in
the fall Of 1882 Holmes announced himself caDd date
Tor Alderman IN the First ward and wblo 10 was
on bis retarn from political meeting tina, be became
Gourey 70 the heart lie under arrest for crestng
o.utpanec ani was on ms way TO The station house.
suen va men located " Oh Eiip when be drew dirk
khne rom hs PICKET and plunged the blade into tho
bosom y the ansaspeeng officer
lbe ononder was overpowefcd after desperate asht
anh sAen 70 the lockup by officer shocian who In
Company with Gouroy at the time of tho sabbing and
vac an eye witness of tho whole affair. Tho
raRedy created intense excitement IN the lower
part Of the city, where The parties were well kn0~n aad
The greatest interest manifested 70 the result Of
ths trh Contrary 70 general expectation, Holmes
ony indicted Tor granddaughter, and the most powerfpI
nnseoce was used to his acqnitsl the ground
I ssn -a.'cnce eui the Jury DISAGREED and we're ds
ehsrscd from All iurther CONFEDERATION ~ tho matter
subsequently the counsel for the prusr procured bis
feeass on bal, ~ the sum of iio 900 y~r ~ %
pssen away bot Tor some other, The
never brought 10 second irisl and the public we're
commsnnDz 10 ioss sight u the oeuicr. when be sud
dehY turned mp "a tho character forgcr. and
again placed on trial for bis liberty. The prisoner
oharsed VITA having forged BIZ whes n.me ~
lee1, ana - conclusifo tie eynifne o. bis guit
that The District Attorney had % dincniy Ia fccurng
tnhscmn 10 Trologncng sentence uou the deferdaui,
he 'ourt ok INTO consideration The rfevouf character
The prisoner and Inflicted ne rouaiy q fifteen
years conanement IN tho state ~ i.nn.
After serving out atout iaI y biz term tbe
convict waa rafioned BY 1-.s n0r M9fran. I'D
gn the at day q December, isfl Holmes fosni
nsef once more az liberty TIE parigning y
uotnes wA one n Governor N0fganN last arts
before retiring from orcc Store the conycts release
btuici Attorney Hal has been infs aiigaba n ha ~
eftoDa 70 collect ibe necessary rf0f4 asanst no 20
cused, aud eKperts that The yffw prcef Goursy vH
yei receive that pgnhhmeat ehcb tts naiafe y he
crime deserves
Holmes wAs bfogghi before I1Flos Iow,i1g A1i CON
n tied 70 the TynBb~ 'sf trial
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
The Rebel Prfvstsss TasSaIoosa- sh q
uosIds Tho urItI.h uark Aasd.lI A.

Caps James ycE.s & ~ Efiish bark A1ssa1 81 IN Ar
rrsi here yesterday from ssa Ay u.ss-s ths foy-ts
fsport -segirubsf is is,ieis 70 81 ,oaih sngitass
- ssli ihfuugseui hs rsb, srous trade, snf ,gu,ny
al rt1silsEttiif sst o. both sides AZ sirs NJ ssss
eart % ID Port bs~ nyss he snsr1sn far .beH or
snflsn was iuHsiis,s'y boa,si sss-o rbs sirssss
vesssi rsHgs4 cose 20 stbssss ~Ah b. frts ussi ~
ad gIns rgn out, fr.ns abs- ga at efssirE "a
bs ns~t s~femgtofy fganf % asth1ty cf Ls
vDuA Gre into o. a. Ne ssus tf1s ta.iss $50 ths
lmeftsn ooiefs snI sl0.itg netalng sts sLls la
rr.i wben ssled shat De- wantsf anb TO shly.
De ssIy rstfy saAfs sn nffs1Fs 80 inftstug. 90
q wu srE - 10 f1g tsns urfrf 'ufb bsssY
prsAs 80 tns al fensrg fgti sffs SO
wHd. ftrEfffs el~fatiFfs b. tha sstfh
est, al ts t-rs "a aa,t eius snoe ns-ssssfy wsss
trsf btrg L.YH 90 faf asr4t aftsen laatet wars
bsartsf ~ tntY ssf s0rsflF sfs~ ever ifa8
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ts,t ss.h hsfrg fsYaigsfs soi ta3s Hfas. After
oa1rsani tfrlnltss, % 80 '4r - arsri "a fvpbpgf
- nttrf 80 ftipf Pager, y ~ gfotueei ~ ha ~
nff ais - ecfa1u EsFsr tssa sstc tsftiY pffuifFG
" lFs ts iftiy .at p~1tf 'sig~ nr a1 itH t0>enftW
~ ~ *-fetsf,. N@fs sl1 haors bin ~ ser weI
sl.l y q - sgb1v " " ifessio'y tg ihs ysry
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= Hrsnwstip - AsJ stfs ateat tattE ~ fferl -
ftp fffeftt ~ trf va nhsn ihs tgsT e 'rf a'flF
lsnfsi ag,a asts 10 ffsai ptfFha. qftrIfg tat~9le
I--,i-rlss ass 80 siisstg arfefsei fsr
isrcss abort fFnty fst.srf. A. ~. hWentf Ffpfe1
" ~ ibs rshsi ffFats tnF it'tAlp"a - ftFgn
hslt,s q 90 90 ftsa nf 81 fffH ~ fff
,risyatss sfd alosst e. saaf So osaa a tsss.fe.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-08
News from the Teche Dist rict.
Mr.. WIN. GATcBELL's DESPATCH.
HEsporARTxRs, Army IN rxy FIrrD,
HAnEEla IAEIiNa Ia Oct C1 l.al

HEspocARrxns, Army rxy FfxrD, 4
BARRE's LANDING, Ia, Oct. q, 1893. /
Matters In Stau Quo.-A Brilliant Cdralry Sktrrs6h-
Rumorr In ne PSont--ns R,Jeis Under kity sasA
Fbrtyfsinc-Tmportdn, Noos On ne Tapis, dc.
Since your despatch from this of the coun
try matters have remained 10 Raa quo WITH the exoep
tion OF advance movement extending front from
Carrion Grow bayou 10 this point, distance os
fifteen miles, thus leaving the base of suppes as a,
present established, some MY miles to the rear
brilliant skrnish, covering some tweise or fifteen
miles, took place the advance Of our cavalry under
command Of 3rsad'er General W. n. lee. bot tho
superiority Of mocnisd srtllery-a section Of Cap
tain Minis ba,tery-onder tho command og Lieutenant
Maran very saod,he enemy that resistance was
useless and they relnctanty withdrew from our imne
dxe 'front.' leaving us the quiet possession Of the import
ant poInts Opelousss Washington and Barres landing
The latter place is etaated Bayou Cortabsu branch
Of tie Aiehafalaya FLYER. and navIgabe at al times
the latter stream fsrres Landing the shipping pout
for both Washington and Opsousas and soon A. the
Aichatslaga rises suncienly to admit the lnssage q
boats from Brasnear CITY the base q Supplies vii un.
doubdy be trensferrei 10 that place thus saving an
immeH5e srnouht OF time aud labor.
As VISUAL, rumor. prevail " an alarming extent
and ms circulated VA the absence OF roliab
from the north aud west, with surprising
activity The most p5epos,ercns being se1nd with
arked avidity. The most Of them are perfectlv
tsanspareet and easily explained but have an air n
FEASIBILITY, u not probability, and deserve more than
pnssmg ne@se W these latter one two are seeciei
tLe truth fasy Of whsoh ouy require the test a time
70 sermiss The nrs, and mcst important a. referring
W hh''h " tuis iumeose viclnityt 10, that General
k1oy smth mas al length scecied the point at which
make determined stand sgalnst our further advance
for which purpse be has been forwarding siege guns and
~fpbsi building strong works, and making pfepa
rssonS 20 threw a force Of some tsenty thou
emd men within the works, exclusive OF large
foroe of cavalry and flying artillery, estimated from
sir 10 sftscn th0usand The point Designated a Cheney
vile, on fayou Bou1, point of little strategic import
ance bus easily fcrfi distant thirty mile, from
Opsousas And about hftecn miles from Alexandfr on
He'd river, and on direct line between tho two pl, "a
lhe plsce. from the abruptness % the banks of i.e
uyou and the fact that the upper northwestern sds
oossmsnds very efestually the opposite shore 4.
one casiy defensihe; bat ssn from the oomparat,e
ewe w'h which can be nauked n is unlikely That one
ir'nts General Kirby Smith IL known to be voaIJ
Ase tnS ronois 70 fortfy " any extent However N
the NJ. eHacd fcrcs at hs command of tho size re-
puNa WI Cause considerable trouble 10 force A
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
The Conductors and Drivers on Our city
Railroads.

Tho conductors and drivers city railroad bave
addressed petition to the directors OF tho lines
asking for an increase their daily pay In consequence
Of the tremendous rsc in every species Of provisions
clothing. THIS petition, inform med, will be taken
into consideration at the next meeting OF the stockhod
ers, and II s horcd that favorable responsc will be
granted AZ present. appears, this worthy class of
mon work from fourteen To hfteen hours daily Sundays
ncuded) for which they receive The miserable plttance
OF about ten cents yer hour and OF which many
cnss, they are expected 20 support large families
pending upon them for subsisto nee All they ask
dollars per day. increase OF thirty cents over the
present rate Of remuneration. II ~ well known that
these railroad corporations realize profits out
OF which they can well a rd To pay fair proportion TO
the hard working nen in heir employ yment.
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Personal Intelligence

Hon. Vim. ". seward Secretary u HDts visiisi TIE
federal couris vostsrtay 10 ffs, casi u1n Mafshii
Murray, wLo conducted bin ttfo1gh lhe DuilhE. Mr.
s.~sra thsn Jgdgss Seuoa ari icils aos tho ursi
eates Dlstfrt Atofnfy several y the q nts a.
cthsr 81 hnd the brn1r ~ ruonctSl 10 $40 See.
reAry vito oxg Ffac-bat raH rs tie carcs n on -
ard the dst1rtei state q tte hatt pttyaf mech st1a
BIZ mind
Tho irents q Mrs. NAraey Williams tfs sroellsrt rre
rcan ~ VII ~ F.4a hssg hat he aos ia,
10 ant dsaghtef are pfoxr-sing farorabiy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Par,,euY.r. Of ,na Hattie os PIN. u,.n.

re 10 - NtF T. ltf3.
Tho Dsnovari Lt,le Boes oorefp1tfsti gives par.
tcDAf' q The recent Dab, At rius nisn Ark Tts sss
was made the 2lth uirno By 'oaf thousand rsbel
cayairY, under Marmsslss and Cobbsil The s4rf.~u
ooris'ei q about ~ven haBffsi ia'stuy. urdsr
Coionsl clAytp and they fgfiiooi n ths couri
IIoase, tgr04nsai ~ burGssiag ihs street., lsadns
thereto With cottaG bales H. relies Agpfosrhei from
thfcs dEeciiors BIT afisf repeated cba's.s. safax
vb.b CAytons sftn,ry yisyei havoc 10 TIER fans,.
ttsy rsps.sed ani dfYea from tho i0sB isAyaas
three hspdr.a isi aas sognssi or hs1ss oar k.s
va e'csca Elfsyi srd any ihrst uosndsf