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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

LAUGHING GAS TURNED TO Coop SERVICE. 1t
will be noticed, by reference to his advertise
ment in another column, that DR.. Comegys has
succeeded in bringing into use nitrous oxide
gas, to take the place of chloroform in extract
ing teeth. This is perfectly harmless, being
rather benefit than otherwise to the rystem,
and we are told by those who have tried it, en-
sures entire insensbility to pain Indeed you
can have your teeth extracted and laugh at the
operation.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

The Ninth REGNENr.-The following deaths
of members OF this Regiment occurred in the
Nelson Hospital at Yorktown during the week
ending Sept q Tyler futile, Co. A Sidney
Stowe. Co. E. The following occurred in the
Regimental Hospital Patrick Shannon, Co. E :;
Henry E. Morse. Co. G, shot dead by a n egro
soldier while outside the Notifications without
permission; Lester A. Monroe, Co. b; Luke,
Kenney. Co, II james o. Ward, Co. f.
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Vermont Bible Society.

The Anniversary OF the Vermont Bible Society
will be held III Montpelier, on Wednesday, the
l4th of October
The Directors will meet at the Rooms of the
Society, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Society Will meet in the same place, at 2
p. NJ.
In the evening the Rev. Henry Wilkes d. d..
of Montreal will preach the Annual Sermon, in
the Brick Church.
W. H. LORD, Sec'y. V. b. s.
Montpelier, Sept. 18th, 1868.
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NEW volume of this popular Journal commences on
the first of January. IS published Weekly and every
number contains sixteen pages of useful information,
and from five to ten original engravmgs of new inven-
lions and scoveres all OF which are prepared express
ly for its columns. ='I5 Gu
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of nearly all the best inventions they out, Blu
each number contains an Oihcia Lt OF sne Ciaims q
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history Of the progress of inventions in this country
We also eceviDg every week, the best scientific
journals of Great Britain France and Gel many; thus
placing in possessan all that is Transporting in me-
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shall continue to transfer to columns copious ex
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tanning Letters Patent on new inventions, is furnished
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NATIONAL THANxseIvIsG. The Free Press
forcibly suggests the appropriateness of APP
pointing our State Thanksgiving on the same
day as the one fixed upon by President Lincoln
for the National Thanksgiving. This certainly
should be done.
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our officers and many of the privates as well as
civilians.
Deserters from the army continue to cross
the Potomac. A few have been picked up and
sent to the front for trial A number have
been captured by the farmers below Aqua
Creek, and sent across the Rappahannock to the
rebels
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

ACCIDENT. While at work last Saturday
upon the new dwelling house being put up In
this village by Charles Sheldon, Esq, Lieut..
Egbert Rounds fell from the top of the wall
some thirty feet to the ground. No bones
were broken, but severe Injuries were received
ries will prove to be, it is impossible yet to de
termine .-RWldnd Herald.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

1t lis said that Gen. Hooker is to have COM
mand of one Of the largest corps in the Army
of the Cumberland. That Army will make a
good change in taking fighting Joe Hooker in
place OF McCook and Crittenden, whose lack of
fighting qualities defeated our Army at Chick
amauga.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

Emigration to this country from Europe is
on the increase. fFhe immigration at New
York alone for the year up to date is computed
at loo 600, while that for 1862 was 10000,
making an increase of $4,000, or 5000 more
passes but vessels arrive loaded with emigrants
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

The SEVENTH REGIMENT. A letter from this
regiment, in the Rutland Herald, says awe
have not had a death in the Regiment since
May 10, and only three since February 8, and
have never had SO little sickness as at present
Our men are in excellent spirits, and only walt
ing for new recruits to be put into more active
serYica >,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

ACcIDENr---Mr. Bucklin, of the firm of
White 6 Bucklin of East Wallngford, was
riding out with two children one day last week
when his borse became frightened by drove of
hogs passing, and himself and children were
thrown from the carriage and seriously injured.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

The New York Commercials Washington cor
an order revoking all military edicts that in any
wise direct the enlistment into the army of slaves
in Mary and. II
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
PEACE DECLARED.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in Wiliiamsown, VI,
omprisng the new Grist Mill, House and Barn, Saw
MILL Store and about Of land The above prop
erty pays 10 cent, and will be sold reasonable
terms. Enquire Of Il. T. Kenney, Barre,Ivt, the
premises. as ss1z 4.@s4. ASHLEY HUBBARD
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

The Passumpsic railroad is now so far COM
peted that regular trains have commenced run
ming to Newport ........,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

Four Colonels OF Vermont regiments are
prscticing law in Rutland Coils. Joyce, Mich
oles, Veazey and Proctor.
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Important to Wool Growers.
LA LORI
sheep Dipping Composition

adds pound Of to each fleece, besides
derfully improving the condition of the sheep,
only about head, No farmer should let this sea
pass without using it. Particulars sent free appi
cation to LABOR BROTHERS,
80 Genesee- st Utica, N. Y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
TO TIE FREEMA.V

New YORK, Oct 6. The Post states that
they have report per steamer Fulton that the
Headquarters of Gen. Gilmore have been re-
moved from Morris Island to Folly Island.
The continual sinking of the beach of Morris
Island, has rendered the removal of the Federal
headquarters, the body of the troops and the
mater ial measure of convenience while there
are sanitary reasons which would ultima tely be
controlling.
There are said to be other causes for the
change among them that the troops will be
not less available in the future operations
against Charleston, and they are entirely out of
range of any batteries the rebels have or can
erect on James Island.
The recent firing from Gen. Gillmore's bat
teries, of which we have received news from
rebel sources, was directed almost exclusively
against the efforts that were making, and which
the rebels do not disclose, to erect new batteries
On the ruins of Sumter.
Ii appears that our accommodating boats,
which passed near the walls in the night dis
covered that the garrison was conducting ex-
tensive operations, and the Indications were
that the rebels, who were working ia large
numbers, would erect fre-proof batteries inside
the ruins.
The batteries, which are designed to throw
the Greek fire are nearly complete. The guns
are in such numbers as to ensure the destruc.
ton OF the city, when they are turned upon it.
This event will not take place until the navy is
ready to cooperate with the army.
The complaint against Admiral Dahlgren is
universal. ..
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

WASHINGTON Oct. I. The President accom-
panied by Secretary Stanton, and Col. Hay his
private Secretary, attended the opening OF Gro
ver's theatre last night.
The audience were not aware of the presence
of the President till the rising of the curtain
in the second act. The news spread with ra-
pidity throughout the house, when the large
audience rose en- maSse and gave numerous en-
thuslastic cheers. The departure of the dis
tinguished party was the signal for another
prolonged burst of enthusiasm. .as#s
There Is nothing new from the front to-day.
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TIE EVENTS OF THE WAR,

its record of the Movements of the Contendng Armies
their Marches their Battles their Retreats the Lists of
Casualties its Delneatons of Camp Lie, have given
new and distinctive interest to that department of Jour
nalism. ,,sissq
Its Reports OF Congressional and Legislative Proceed
ings, OF Financial, Commercial and 4 81
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
Veteran Volunteers

Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg as we'll as those who have served in tn
Army Of the Union for Nine Months more, TO ono
more rally with the Flag that has been bravey up
borne BY Vermont Boys on many bloody battle field
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

The NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES is a large and
elegantly printed quarto Sheet of eight pages forty
eight coumnsdevoted to Politics. Literature aud Gen
era News, and intended to be the BEST well A.
CHEAPEST FAMILY NEwsPAP PER in the ates
Especial atten g devoted to full urate and
trustworthy rel orts of the -# q - 70 f4t t#4A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07

A NEW volume of this popular Journal commences on
the first of January. published Weekly and every
number contains sixteen pages of useful information,
and from five to original engravngs of new inven-
tions and scoveries all of which prepared express
" for its cOlu INNS. t sr. .|-. RI.
, 1863-11-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
: THE HIONI:Y MARKET.

:, sarasnAr HwHn.so q, Evv. =. 1sft.
Tht unset~1 stxse Of :c.i ,ussEet aud Therefore
Tie unee-tsiniy Ct prices, hare MAIDS operators snofe
7eauttouA. Hcaee The demands for Money have uos
t~en 70 rte4xin1, ant c1eney rsassively h not 10
seatec. As yet however. bastktsA hashand lher 70
snureen, for tIera i no tprpu1. c7..a.- "a
Srx York Exe hangs II closer. Tha bnYins price Is
et4u sr6x dtsoauut bat The aelliag Eaoya " nearly
un1tcFm AH. Few tsii at1.1o TO cu<scmees, and one
Two Of The heavier buusa may hive eo1ecdej par
on sount 1ais. bat they vese ahe exccptloaa. Ihs
n.orc muAl buytn9 price xas y discount. 4 -
Tho prices c. <ssi IN Wall street wcre II tonws :
~ $50 A. ,!H: t9c. rttX; u H., rs; Ito F. 81,
irE; 20. nix. The lines worked badly IN the .i.rr-
ns-yn RHd therefore refcr 10 Late tpatrhes for
the ciosng rales. Tho ranss l1cru vas ltsslA-ths
lo~rE 1gure toWArts tho ela>e. whea operators tzd
e1ined ucre coincidence In Tho sttHdness pfthn nas-
kct. Not much Offering. =: ~ K,
suvst. lNsln lc=al tnuder notes not 70 scsscc~
Dnytnf. A3 i te1lax. Il premium.
FAItuEtk-Ns~ bUssne>a public viii regret to
tssu ste sa.ls n:ncnt Of janes r. DINA Co.. raAk-
ef o. GsltxbArg, II. ITO aksarcd b. wrll INFORM.
e1 FaSi,s4 hero tar The s<sIos partner. ewing III fl
rS health, h1s Ernbahly taken hr msthod to wra up
N ex:s1+,,c auttuc< ot long standing. II bel!eved
sAs ,hr ssseA Of the nrsn VIII oe amply sufficient N
psy all c,a!Ha Aczlast tie n1 10 tR We hxvc par
ne! knowledge NJ TO Tho fscts, eut Arn kssn.ed hf
ttse who ought to know thai m 1oss VII, bn inflicted
upua The esrxit1ors Ut tae hcc,-. (, -
Tha earnings tof tae th!caga arf Alton I.,il.sat
c4mnauy tnr TIC week tad.ux Sov.:h. wesr - sul
INN N&N
, 1863-11-29

- " 6fs .s,
4 few days ago, diaSrscciul .lass occarred II
the esty, which disaeEctable se Is the mention OF
II, assin eonsldcr 1t cur duty to tnpast su -our
,rcadcrs. :. - :
TIE wcek teso1e, weg dres,ee gentleman Of
ditnided Mpeet, entesrd ore Of .he homes Of III
fane on South Wela strret, md made TN aequaInt-
anec Of tho E!fas who wesr boa-dtaE there. Que OF
them. Nth whom be became especially Intimate,
gtve bin 10 understand that ahe recognized In him
arsraeher oS tbs gospe., which his whole sppear,
auee Indicated. Her friend denied this accusation,
bet informed her ccnndens3A3J, II Tho same tina
exhibiting visible sSas Of tsz that ho VA cap
tain In he rebel army, and had chosen tho disguise
cf clergyman in oEdes 70 tecure klaeo3y sertast
discovery. With thia explanation the GID xas con-
,escsy s.tssned A lew days later, :hc ss,,u gen
f2cman returned 10 the ho1sa, and ttousht haet
with him = charming rnang :!:l, f,s whom he en-.
gagged board ~ '7ady fsiendr Of his: = nsucred.
Ing Which eIrated the iealoufy .M hla e.1t emf
de'.t- She believed hrrsclt to have sns. Of frss
claim ulson TIC wculd-be Captain ns The Southern
shtvLl9, Aad when an hs1 attatnpts 10 attract ht,
atttrt'ou we're fsuiucss, medlt1ted rrrrnsc. sh,
was oa good tesrns with policeman, 10 whom III,
cusfded Tho etfcumat2nrcs md confession Of be,
tAith]e<e !ovrr. He nsdo his observations accord
1nE!y. and On bezutifai moonllshs night, our has1
md his tady low were a7tstcd 1t tho dous Of sts
-se, jass n :..s5 va. .@.staE most afoettoo.ss
,e.yc ol eaeh u.h<z. Tbs pretended EoutheEn CAT
airy official WIS In The utnnost spparent cons.eraa
s;ou. Ai.es he h.d exhausted his stock ofpersns.
ion uroo tha Iron IT,uness Of The policeman, be
oaared him s<sm in 8,eenhseka TO let him and the
E,i so but thIs, l attack upau TIC od1etal HAs 70
PEELED With indi nadou, and tho gntlty pair taken
to tha A1moty. Another .sce.rt policeman whose
fatany aeeussie memory II The hosror Of all trimi.
nails, 8tousht t1-st ha had eran Our hero In pn!-
rtt, md II Mss determined % take bin to ptalsta
pf ihs cdtY, sr order. pokAltlc, to Identity him.
This ~ l-sosainRly done, and theptc.ate, who
stands + redly hlSh In tho Roman cstholIc
Carlrh +. III dy, recognized In the Southern
who l. j - forliJ dl4Grseet his esefrd prufes-
tIcn :. czllinp. II ID aca-ce-Ak,J 70 say .!..aI
the .dine rstc*: was Immediately Degraded
1.u..: = o1ice acd to-day sustsIae 10 other rcla-
l. 10 the Cl..ct Ea h1e d4sg7ncc1 La. iAo-e u
UAp.
, 1863-11-29
NEW YO..k DRY GOODS MAKKET
[Trorn then =. Vrdsperdrnt, Bh.l


There hss been ~ome a,ien In the n,aIies ox
is 70 tAo tisiox premium or gold anl tae !oereasM
dtTard for IT, export. nrkts Of AZ COTTON ahres
e,ls,s which with hnlssd lnrply Of Etods p7nst %
s.n h,Essr prees sestvat q dsanL 1af p1nbtsai IL
Ivebtu latt htcn 3aege bayern. satcslnka ana hA!-
legs In light atock. very n11u. pcntlos
atc 10 ssthcr benss supply, but arc stron9ty ht.a
fr!nug cloths sIt ~ 1s de ruAnd fot ln,me-
psosai,oa Of Tash nd hissef e5.s et ptodasssn. snA
lew enotx, both iotbeEI 4na epeeul1tofs nst n.1 nE
eons3deTAely. In rouIs1S tsvf ia mo-feTa&d aenr~
IT, DcIatnea %tN well. hu: 1T ~ 4rt T9rJ l6H.
Heavy Goods for wm.ee elothtt E-beAyess. doaeSint
si4shlns e. sss IN tspa r. IL 4 fnsi3 11Sts!asa
10 !eavr Atock. Desirable a:Jles arc yefy scarc4.
AL baw goods Rfe taken en- arrival. NoveltF ate
Eagerly tA&en- II foreign sUoA4 there 10 10 Longer
heas1 bnstoess Tho rstes ot foron exchange AFT "a
Deslrabie goods tcu.!ng forward arc much wAntcl.
hat tho rsa In EoaA il thcckinE Ut last the dspoatna
to import tttt1th Roode OF standard ssJtsA are VOL
held for Ahsthtf pcaton- F1tnth UeoctA ARE Ia mol
etate ssRueet q l priess and dtlaiaea sal readily
Inquiry Ronoet ribbons arc nctife lur Foad t1yies
Linen KoodA arc reIJ aetiFe, a considerable -.
v1nce. Aactton ta1cs aro driving to = clDs<. Tue
ocsttoHe arc yeFJ sEhts- ant mostly unaeatrHkla
goods. he tupoFtxuoas " now very n.odntAte but
p1~p<ci& tDt la ssraIx trrto arg rather c1ordY7ln
view Of the ttsrE markets OF gold Aod rav material
The demand wonft b active ant very t1tEa prices
d. not T1Se. hut *hather ihu denznd VIII keep rafs
w.sll ths rtke II pstces l. uac4ItA:n. =,
Thr following Rlu the wholesale net cA*f prices ni
All ile tsn ftytts u dontsst.o dFy goods sold ~
tho New YORK Market II Is confidently believed that
that This weekly inoruatloa specially repostsd y the
1sdfptndebt-tpdt to no other EswRpAptt m tse Glty-
sHosh g sveu tly Eoots merchant seo tins' the
, 1863-11-29
rur1 for Soldiers, Families

Aen1 made In this and other pcrs foss meet
~ u laaics r:uvtt tunl for soldiers families,
xa!eh IA es;d 70 be nasse - bec-uxe nobody elsa
s.@cs." This IL not really 80
The fhicxcv 5 Rock ttls1d. the Ca{eAru, Bur-
linxton 4 Qa9aey Jsaissc.d. ths Ch!caso&, Alton,
sbd the Michigan Ceat.H. Rkltroad C~7lpsufee hxrs
agreed to taaf eosl ant' wood snr Ths City slk.
.io9 mainly sss ss. s1r1,se I'd subscriptions
de1rasn Brown Ia taaktnK eao:ts :zith other rail-
roads 10 tie ss,ne effect. The aovrncn: on tho
part q tic la5ies = good ead notlo o1a. Z Sid
ihtn God sgeed: Tive "s.:ss q ;k1s T. y correct
saidiers faminea ~ dsIly ri-'ts TO Tho hospssals
hFinet nc IL eontat with the sue.t nttdx eascs Of
f1nl{ies. hecsru. u soldic's VIE potn!ed. with
team In her eye<, 70 ava chll3rcn she could only
feed and they hid neithee shoe-, ttoesiut nor M
tcfcsoshtns. l3ef huAh4nd had been prisoner In
the Eoath- i:
Last v!n.cr the misslon distributed by thu help
nf .he 'tGsmp ionglss AID soclety, ose- 80 taryr
loads M wood ard 1oo tons Of coal THO most needy
ofso]diess' wives. We bope 10 d. more this WIN
ter At the anne Tina, too rnts. czuuot be done
for ihie worthy eass. AZ tho r=tes 1hey haru topaz
for fnel wood Ia III better than eoal for thtIu
sr~ hk1e grstea In thc3r stoves aad snrnc, who
take n washl0g, Ind coal not tho hest fo tseir use
yuufr, Ep, TlrfIH
, 1863-11-29

TAnLEAr1.-We telievo that no order ofen-
ter,a!ameuts hare proved Lnosv pdpu1az th1s ses-
s"a, than tnc:isotious dler1aJ O! Tsbseax, heaee
NC arc pleased to learn that rich treat Of this
kind 10 In store fs orr t4hxo1s, Al R.Jaa ua1 this
week, e9 whIeh ftstseY aottc,. Win he sivca.
, 1863-11-29

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:. Tte trade between rhEcsgo AnI Learrawoz,h
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h.s. dYY goocs and xrpccsies-;7 The trade Of .has
Esnrisalrs State IL veil wur,h occurring, 4nd The
direction which p.on,srs nora probable re.r!ta.
1riudtc1ott advertising has nFver ss1sed to ras,
and It IS the frss eu.s our mesrhaas. should 5afs
VIC can e<1nLeseEtiouNly comlae1d Tax LEAsxS-
wo1kru CONSERVATIVE = as the hexs advertising n.y.
diam In thai >ta,s- TnE cosskGyA11rE IL thclead.
Ing paper 10 kAnsas, having f.rcu..ttou o. :anfs
that paper will be eeeu ty the busn-4s meg o. Kan.
Sst- sal will reach the PeeIae d. their hofne*.
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