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BOARDING.

GENERAL PERSONS GAN BE ACCOMMO
- dated with ROOMS and BOARD. at No. 162
street. between 2nth and 2lst, at moderate rates
Also. several Table Boarters can be a:cOmmo
dated, at S25 per month. dec s. ct"
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JNARM FOR SALE-Bue Marsh FARM. the
L property and residence of the late N. r.
Griffith, ESQ. situated near Brookvilie, in Mont
gomeTy County, Maryland. l6 miles from the city
Of Washingto D. c., containing E3 acres of land,
coed cultivation. The property is bounded BY
vicinity of the turnpike to Washington. and a
Washington or Baltimore. at Laurel. The princi.
house large and well an ged frame huil ding.
46 feet front by r. feet in depth, newly built and
With all modern i'm provements, water &C.. a por-
tioo Hfest wide, running the entire front of the
house all Constructed o. the best material, the
most approved style, without regard to cost; the
house has y rooms, with metal root. and dry
cellar under the same; the outbuilaiugs consists
Of frat,class barn. with, stone foundation.
er,, wagon and feeding shet+. &c, oversser's
" built; corn house snd other asesssary out
buildings IN sooH egnditi"n pump Of alter near
also, spring in the vicinity Of dselling. The
fencing is nearly new. part board and part rail.
large variety Of fruit, embracing q large youp z
apple orchard, in full bearing. The entire stock
ofimplements, tools. cattle. c., will be soli with
the farm if desired; and the eststa will be sold
low, for less than the cost of improvements
Tel Of sale One half cash; and tn. balance on
long credit Fer rsrticulars and Information. I'D.
N Il. GRIFFITH. near Brooksiiie Montgom-
cry county, Md. dec S2aw4t'
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YURBsTER's DICTIONARY NEW pIorO-
w rial edition. Thoroushly revised and sreat-
" enlarged eIt i'm proved. Illustrated with 500,
snsravinxs. Inc 81 IaANCK TAYLOR.
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LOST AND FOUND.

RRAcFLET FOUND AT GROWERS THEATRE
- on "wednesday night ds-2t
COO REWARD will be paid by the subscriber
~ ~ for the apprehension of the party who
stole the Basatele Balls from Restaurant No.
377 Sth st. east, or $40 for the recovery of the
balls. Ids 2t"l CHAS.P. WAGNER.
I Osy-A LEATHER SATCHEL, this CThnrs.
IL dsv' morning, coming from the CAPITOL Hill
TO the corner of and eth street containing about
$50 A liberal reward will be given il left at
Squire r. reuson g Office, corner of Penn'a avenue
and LIST street west. 1885,
'TNAKEN ESTRAY-On De mber 5th one BAY
! HORSE, SADDLE and BRI DIE. May be seen
at Huguely & Bowen's stable, New York avenue,
between 9Th and eth streets. The owner is RAJ
Guested TO come forward, prove property. pay ex.
penses, and take him away. d8-3t+
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ROBT; D; HAY
Il brought before me a MARE having the follow
ing marks. viz Il G.. sore right hind foot, about
"A hands high; colsr hay; about three years old !;
found trespasstne on his enclosure at Camp Stone
man. JAS. GULL. J. p,
The owner Of said mare ia reques ed to come
forward. prove property, pay charges. and take
her away. ID 6-3t> ROBERT ID. KAY.
( OsT-This fFriday, morning. q black leather
II POCKET ROoK. containing SlOo in netes;
given if returned to the Star Office. dec 2-lw+
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CAPTURE OF CONFEDERATE ENFIELD RI
FILES, &C.

The Navy department has received COM
munication from Actin e Volunteer Lieut. Chas
A. Wright, commanding the United States
steamer AveRger, now off Natchez Miss, in
which that officer reports the capture. on the
22d Of November, of one Confederate captain,
one ccmmissary sergeant, one private and me
following contraband articles ia Enfield
ri1ies, new 1G2 bayonets, 116 bayo4et scab-
bards, bullet nloulds and II bales of wool;
also, the destruction of fourteen new skiHs and
wagons.
The capture was made opposite Brumsburg
Miss. Lieut. Wright having been attracted to
the place by seeing skiff crossing the river,
he shelled the locality, then landed and found
the ccntrahand goods concealed in the under
growth. A large portion had already been
ferTied over. There was a force of sixteen in
family az d tWeDty-fiy cavalry in the vicinity,
but they were driven off by the guns of the
steamer.
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PERsoEAL.-Gen. Logan Is in town, en- route
to Join Sherman's army at its new base
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$4,000 worth Of FURs for Ladies aud Chill
drep. now on hand, which we guarantee to sell Is
per cent. cheaper than any other place in the
city.
Ladies will please take notice that these goods
are consigned to by the largest house In New
York, and we are therefore enabled to sell them
very cheap.
LANsBURGH BRO.
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ITO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF
THE DISTRICT

UISTKICT
We nov have the pleasure eff informing our
friends and customers that We have corn pleted
ing our stock of fine FANCY GOODS FOR the
holidays, and shall be pleased to show them to
all persons Wishing to make purchases We name
in part rich China bohemian and Lava Vases,
Bowls, Bureau Sets, Colognes. Puff Boxes, Gard
Receivers Tate Tete Sets, Cigar Stands. T obaoco
Boxes Toy Tea Sets, and a variety Of Toys. Also
a beautiful assortment of Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Sets.
WEBB BDVERID0R
de 8-lLtift sol. Odd Fellows Hall 9TH treat
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TIL ME EX TEN ED.

N NE EX IT N d ID.
CoLLKoioR's OFFICE. U. 8: INT REvENCs,}
DIsTICr OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGr0S December 3, 1864. !
The time for paying tie Special Income Tax Of
tive per cent Ia hereby EXTENDED to December Is,
1854. D. CLEPHANE,
&c 3-1et Collector for Dist Columbia.
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FoA' FURsl
THE LARGEST STOCK IN TAE CITY
THE BEST AND
THE CHEAPESTi
At SM MEYENBERG'S.
81 Market spare. bet 18th aud 9th sts.,
nov O-lw Under the Ave nue House.
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A LADY. COMPETENT TO MAKE LADIES
"A and childrens dresses, and understands fam.
lily sewing generally, wishes to obtain EMPLOY
MENT in a few respectable families by the DAY OF
week. or would take work home. Address ]. NJ ,
Star Office da9st.
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EIREM1N's INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
LUMBER, &c, Sc
WILLIAM r. SNOW & CO.,
1O7 Water street. Geor getown, ID. O..
Have for sale at " holes ale snd retail.
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
1000 Tors ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, q large amount of very superior Oak
Ath and Hickory
l. L 81 Il R,
of every description
All of which VIII be sold on reasonable terms.
All orders left at our otfce addressed to US
through the Post Once will receive prompt atten-
ton. VIM r. SNOW l. CO.,
1U7 Water street
der p-In1 GporpetnWn d &
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DIRKCroRs:
George Shoemaker John u. Barclay,
Samuel Cropiey, Andrew R0thwell,
Thomas Parker Richard Barry,
b. u. French, Pr G. W. Davis,
Samuel Redfern, Robert White,
William Wilson, T. Edward CLARK.
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS, President.
ABEL q. DAVIS, Secy. sep q. eo6m
SO2 Pennsylvania AVENUE. 200
CEC between Cd and 3D. CAc
Is the best place in the city to get your Clothing
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and all sort of Gents furnish
ing Goods, and full assortment Of Boy Clothing
dec colin" L. CFFENHEIMEH.
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II ESCMED BUSINESS.

star Ofice. de 93t'
II ESUMED BUSINESS
BENJAMIN NEWMAN has full and com plete
stock of Pail and Winter DRY GOODS, which will
be sold without regard to price-Cloaks, Shawls,
Woolen Goods. Dress Goods. Cotsons, Prints,
Merinoes, Delaines. Table Cloths. Gloves Hose
ries, Handkerchiefs, and Notions. Ladies call
early. Auction flag out. b. NEWMAN,
dec g. lwr 443 It'll street
SPEAKER AT HOME, LONDON. sUTHER-
i.lative Guide. The Young Debater, London.
Greenbsnk's British Orator: London. Plumptree's
Oxford Lectures Elocuton, London. Macau-
lays Speeches. vols Cushing's Manual. Jeffer-
sons Manuel. Annals of British LEGISLATION Lon
don. Mays Parliamentary Practice London
Cushing's Parliamentary Law.
dec8 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Corn &rse; and LoniStop1 AcenMs Ocs,
Bank Of WaShiRgtaa.
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APITAL----.---$2OO.OO 900.
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Affairs in Rrnrsetawn.
FLOUR AND GRAM NARKKT-The dem aud
for -four is decidedly more active, with sales
me linle improvement in price. We
ouo'e coed supers 25, cut extras At so,
and extras at Sil IS to Sl2 IS; M held higher:
The arrivals of wheat are limited. Sales OF
good red al - 81, and others Withdrawn from
the market at that offer None on the m arket
at this visiting.
CANAL.-The continu nance OF the coal trade
by the csnaIboats gives an average amount of
business to the officials At the collectors OH
The vessels carrying coal TO distant depots not
being SO numerous a. the wharves as q few
days ago. the banks of coal at the docks begin
to accumulate ard assume something like the
proportions they exhibited Just previous to tho
sfoppaee OF canal navigation in July last, and
the beats from Cumberland regularly
arriving with cargoes to add to the stock On
hand.
Errived-Roa,s Alex. Walsh. Jpo W Bacon,
Il p. IlOy d. A. Scheli, with 400 10 tons coal. to
American Go; f76, Josephss, md Gipssy
Queen, $50 5 tons, to Ter trail Co: Kroon, Def.
hpce. PISA tors, to Borden Co: keystone, q.
A. Fawble. 234 8 tons, to New Hope Co; T 7.
Nimmo HAS tons, to Consolidation Co.;
Praux, Highlander, Com m uu paw. Gowarus,
439.I 10 tore, to Cumberland Co; Jno vsniear,
1C6 10 tons, 10 r. =. McKaig; NJ r. Smith,
limestone, to Cooley d Rheem. Departed
Twelve boats, light.
Port OF GRoRoKTowN -Entered-Joha A.
Warmer. Conner, City Point. .Cieared-Schrs.
T. &. Whori, Hubbard, Baltimore: Federtt
Hill, Wheeler, Port Deposite; 7. q. Campbell
Murphy, Vienna; Ontario, Adams, Pocomose
F.. H. Baker, Knight, Roston: Wanata, Hav.
kins. New York: q. Virgins, Price. POGO
mcke; W. Peters, Eversman, Nantcoke Tom
merce, 6ailop. Havre de Grace; Wave, Har'
den, ST. Mary's; NJ. Arm, Ovens, Havrs ae
Grace, sloop il. lay, Jones, Rri'ton Bay; vi.
| Andrew, Po,e, Patuxent; boats Ar!tngtons
Merrill. Pohick; Mary Ann, Disney, DC, -
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INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST Loss BY FIRH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
Town Committees.

Town Committees should remember that the,
have something to do more than merely cal
their town Caucus. They should see that ever,
Union vote is at the polls, and tina. an abupdanc,
OF tickets are supplied. Canvass your town
thoroughly and this fall let us have full Unlor
vote 1t is not enough that the State, that youl
town is ssie.-get every voter out and make the
majority overwhelming. Let the allies of JEFF
DAVIS and the friends of disgraceful peace
De buried under popular majority worthy OIL
Vermont. Vermont soldier. have done sulendid
lighting on almost a hundred battle field,
against treason and let us, at home, not forget
to cheer them by ths news Of grand Union
victory a, the ballot box in September. We
say again,-town committees should 20 to work
ut once.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

CORRECTION the proceedings Of the Or.
ange County Convention, which we published
last week as furnished us, it appears tina, james
Hutchinson was nominated as Judge. II should
have been james Hutchinson, Junior. Voters
will oecaretul to see that the junior is aIh red
to the name 10 the ballot they carry to the polls
We also learn that A. N. King and not A
N. Ring. was a member of the County Com.
mittee. The Secretaries Of tho Convention were
Caleb Sergeant aod WIN. j. Tarbell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
LamOille County Union Convention.

The Union Convention n r,moilIe Courty mo,
at uydepark, the llth inst. Rev. Horace Her.
r.c. ~ Wolo,tt ~. oi..tad ,.,.iJ.,, uoo q
cr 49,,
a. ''io'i 81 Na'nor'use' anu D. 10 manu- oi Mo'
rsIown, wee presidents, NJ. q. Heath, Esq Sec
Rotary, and S. Howard Of Hydepark. Assistant
Sacret,rv r q Ro,toc n II po,,o,. y n
,,..
INT "'O' "NN'n' anu A''A' huule were APP
pointed Committee on Resolutions
The Convention nominated, by acclamatiop. last
ys,r,. toLe, svc.a, ia S.,,,o. ~. C,,,,,
N'-'' NM
'u" '"' a's'''an' Juuse N'loh' o. LuN'
LEY.)
A Committee on Nominations having been All.
noiotod a. anal. ,.,., .....,.l 60. n
P'''''" 'o' cav" 'o"n' 'ep''''u 'o' 'ena'of' non
samuel W. Fennoch, % M9Irslo"n, for assistant
Judge, j.. b SherwIu, Of llydcpark and for Coun
by Committee, #. 4. Waterman r. r. Parker
| u ~ p,,,;,.ni
| (rh4 ticket 100 fall is printed under Editoria
he,dl
r. c..-..... g..
10, - '','"''','. +" Hs'''u''oN' through "
Chairman, X. {. Benton, Esq, reported the fol-
owing resolutions. which were adopt.d
., hs''Vtq' lhi' We regard lhs restoration Of tn
r .Sl.. Onlon paramount 70 every other con
'luera''oh, worthy OF 'uf oe'l norris and greatest
energies ior winch "e ite slh ready TO expenc
our y io ,i,us a.. ara fl'" '-f 'Nes.
he'o''ea, IhAt We iea'snzs no other way o.
ieaHnS WIN armed tutlI'u, 'aan suDdu'ng Il By
armed force.
hesoi0ea' ih1' WINE we iuiy appreciate The
magnitude Of 'h'' great national struggle the
otagn u 'mpoags upon the country the '1iieI'og'
lnu Ht'oc saCI'lees ol uuI brave army, ana the
friends Of the nation. We vet regard them a, 10.
creased incentives to perseverance,, and should we
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

Oh all records agreements, &C., with month";,
statement OF accounts, &c. Special aees;,
must also render monthly account ourTSa 10
vouchers, for money paid, &c.
These regulations, in the amount Of nm
which the Freedmen are to receive, are ~,
way in advance OF Gen. Banks orders al
there is some hope that, at this gratifying rata
OF progress, the government will by and bv
come to deal justly and fairly by those whom
the war has restored to their rights.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
COMM EIsCIAL.

hIHkrr, INV YonK Aug. %. Flour to loo higher
sales u 900 bbisi state o. 20 to lO95 Round Hoop
oh0 tio oto sls2S Western % 20 to 10 60 Southern
nrm sales 400 bills At tlO 20 to IA Canada to 10
higher sales 500 bbls At $40 20 10 ~
wheat h'm sales unimpor'ant. Corn firm sales 90
W bush mixed Western 81 sai to sibb Beef dull Pork
arm sales 400 hhls mess go rs 20 20 90. Lard
srm q, 70 io0Sc whisky arm
sosrr.n Geld Isl one year Csrthe,ts, vi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

We are compelled. for want of room, to defer
until next week Mr.. Gllmore's Edmund Kirke)
narrative Of his visit to JEFF. Davis, and his
talk with bin respecting the terms upon which
the rebels will make peace. JEFF Davis says
they wall accept no peace tbs, does no, establish
heir Independence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
UNION TICKET.

UNIJN TICKET.
T0E PkEslDKkr,
ABRAH IN LINCOLN OF Illinois.
yoR VICE PsEsIDINT,
ANDREW JOHNsOS, Of Tennessee
roR GOVERNOR,
JOAN GREGORY SMITH, Of IS. Adams
LEurEsASr GOVERNOR,
PAUL DILLINGIIAM, OF Waterbury.
ToR TREAsUREE,
JOHN ID. PAGE, of Rutland,
BoR EEnBEh or ooEGREss-lsT DISTRICT
FRED L. WOODBRIDGE of vergennes.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JUSTIN 5. MORRILL,, Of STAFFORD.
rHIRD DISTRICT,
PORTUS BAX TER, Of Derby Line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
Promotions in the LIST Vermont Cavalry.

Captain IL NJ. Page, Co. c, has been made
Mgor 20 c,mmnd the Fad battalion vice Wells
promoted.
Captain A, ]. Grover, Co. X, has been made
MAJOR to cpmmind the Bed battalion vice Ben
nett promoted
PROMOTIONS IN THE INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
ID Regimsm,-2i Lieut.. Ephraim w. Har-
rIngton, %. b, to be LIST Lieut., U. G; Asst
Surgeon, Melvin J. Hyde, to BE- Surgeon.
81 Regiment. -Clp,. Hln'lW Ford, u b.
Majors LIST Sergt. John Thompson, 10 b. lat Il.
Co. Fl LIST Sergt. rhos. +. L,oa,rl, to be "a
Lieut. Co. c. l't Sergt. Hartwell L. Collins, to
b. "a Lieut. Co. Il ; LIST Serga Augustus W.
Lyon, to be 81 Lieut. ca. /, lA Sars,. q. H..
Thompson, to be ID Lieut.. Co. X.
ON Regiment. Friend Il. Barney, to be
Lieut. Colonies Capt Louis McD. Smith to be
Major.
6M Regiment Capt. Ulrlos W. Dsinnsll, 10
be Majors ld Lieut.. Wm ]. Sperty, c.. L, to
be Capt. UoC
lOh Reginm lst It, Ch,rles d. Blsue
70: Z, to be Capt. Co. c, ld L.. Alexander w.
o9liton, Go. |, u b. ClpL %. X, 2nl Lt. WIN
White, 20. |. to be ln Ii Co. /; Is. Sergt.
ohatles w. Wheeler, Co. |, to be 81 Lt. 20. |.
Cdrdfry Regiment. list H.. Mson A. Stone
70 NJ, to be Capt. Co. q; Pad Lieut.. Eben X.
Libby, 70. NJ. to be 1t Lieut. Co. NJ, Is SsrS.
Geo. u L1sis, %. NJ. to be "a Lieut.. Co. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

10 Ohio, Columbus Delano Ia yormonter) Is
the Union candidate for congress in the 18th
district, and II. s. Bundy in the 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
Tickets, Tickets.

Tickets, State. County, town and Justice, will
De furnished a, this Office in answer to all orders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
Assistan, Adiutant General

We trust the time is rapidly approaching
when every branch of the Government will be
prepared to pay Its defenders without regard 10
their complexion. A soldier is entitled to a
soldiers pay, and there is scarcely Anything in
the conduct of the war more disgraceiu than
the persistent Efforts OF the Administration and
OF Congress, to cheat part of our soldiers out
of their pay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
CALEDONIA COUNTY

'AhhDoNif OuuNT1s
The Union Convention in Caledonia Count yhas
made tee following nominations:
& 5.s 2 A ssM, senators.
ADoLPHUs H0LroN -,
WA. b PALMER, JUICES
ASA u FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
CHARLES Il. DAVIS, States Attorney
DANIEL CoFRAN, rherin
DAVID TRU III, High Baiin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
Partial Justice.

10 pursuance OF the law OF the last session
OF Congress, the following order has been
issued
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T. GENERALS 0FrcE, }
Washington, August l., 1864
In pursuance OF Section 4, of the act of Congress
making appropriations for the support al tho
Army tor the year ending thirtieth Of June. e,vh.
teen hundred aud slxty.llvo, and tor other nnr.
poses, approved July 4th, 1864, all officers com
msndlng regiments, batteries and independent
companies OF colored troops, will immediately
make a through investigation and individual
examination oil the men belonging to their com.
mands, who were enlisted prior to January lst
1864, with view to ascertain who nl them
were tree men on or before April 18th. 1861
The Tact Of freedom to be determined in each case
On the statement of the soldier, under oath taken
10 connection with the most reliable information
that can be obtained from other sources. And
when, In view of all the iacts in each case com.
mandl0g officers are OF the opinion that nnv
enlisted oil their commands were free ON tho A ,te
aforesaid, they will, upon the next muster rolls
enter the following remark opposite the names
OF such soldiers, viz " Free, ON or before Anril
9th 1861; " aud such soldiers shall be mustered
Tor pay ac ordIngly. Such muster hall be au.
thority Tor the Pay Department to pay said sol.
diers IRON the time OF their entry into sery co to
the LIST day Of January, 1854, the difference be-
tween the pay received by them as soldiers under
.helr present enlls'ments, and the full pay al
lowed oy law ut the same period to white soldiers
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

Ensign Jacob NJ. Smalley, oil Vermont, is
now Acting Master Of the IT, s. steam gunboat
GlauOus The Glaucus is comparatively new
wool carries ii guns, and lie marked in the
Navy Register as third rate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

The prelimlnaries of peace and an armistice for
three months were signed at Vienna by the Aus.
TRAN, Prussao and Danish plenpoen iariss at the
ministry for Foreign Affairs. The conditions are
az follows: An armiStce for three months, ter
mlnsble at six weeks notice from either party.
The levy Of contributions in Jutand is to be sus-
pendsd Goods that have been seized, but which
are still unsold, shall be returned. The cession
OF the duches has not been unreservedly decided
upon the prelipinaries, but merely laid down in
principle.
The Abendpoa edition OF the oifcaI Wiener
Zeaung) says
"Lauesburg SJhleswg and llolsten have been
rel'nqulsled by Denmark, without any reserve.
AT the same time rectlfcation of the Scheswig
frontier was determined upon in the interest Of
Germany. 1t is TO the harmony existing between
Austria and Prussia that Germany owes the real.
Lallon OF her dearest wish, aud to the same cause
Europe owes ii that general conflict has been
a'erled. Complete success was obtained by the
moderation displayed by the great German Pow
ere, and the conviction arrived at 10y Denmark of
their future sincere and loyal alliance The great
herman Powers did not wage war for the purpose
Of conquest, or to realize imaginary tendencies to
nationality, but had 10 view the enforcement of
positive aud Legitimate claims. The Elbe districts
are separated from Denmark both by lind and
sea. These results will be sanctioned forever by
an honorable peace Austria and Prussia do not
wish to have any differences with the remainder
OF Germany, but they will respect the privileges
and well.established rights of the German FEEDER
Il Diet"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

ADDISON COUNTY.
EARL CUsHMAN 'e"S'o'
4. MAKER, Judges
E EyERTS. 'uDs'S
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
HARVEY MUNSlLL, New Haven District.
CALVlNG. TlLDEN, Addison District.
O. A. ColLAhER, sheriff.
Il. 5 FO0TE, STATES Attorney.
n. GoRHAM, High Bailif
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

, bellion, and leave political reorganization to
Congress
II the supporters of the Government fail to
insist on tins, ,hoy become responsible for the
asnrpatlons which they fal to rebnke, and ar,
Justly i BILE to the indignation Of the people
whose ri l.ts and security, committed 10 then
keeping they sacrifice.
Let them consider the remedy for these usnr'
| patlOns, ana, having found 1t, learlessy execute
lit.
B. +, WADE, Chairman Sen. Com.
Ii. WINTER DAVIS, Chairman Com.
House Of Representatives on the Rebelliou'
States.
We regret that there should have been an op
| portunity offered for Messrs. Wade and Davi'
TO say these things to and Of the President. !
is possible that the protest is made unnccossar
ly severe in It's criticism the writers having min
gIed some vinegar with the cup they have Of
Tered to the President, but there is justice and
truth in many Of their structures. In 50 grave
a matter, as the reconstruction Of the rebelloul
districts, the people would have been much bet
ter satisfied to have had the sanction OF law for
whatever steps might be taken, than to rest al
on the Will or caprice or ambition OF any ont
man, aud President Lincoln, would have added
to hls popularity as " Honest Abe y il he haC
not refused to Congress share in this work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

RUTLAND COUNTY.
AkRRITT CLARK,
NATHANIEL FISH, Senators.
WILLIAM 7. NICh0LS,>
BA <skS FRISBIE - -,
JOEL ". AiNswoRTH, '"an' judges
JE..0AEB. Bk0ALEY, States Attorney,
WI 4LtAdM yisLO, herid,
H. }. BROWN, High BailiG.
JUDGES OF Probate
A. BROW n, Rltland DistricG
Q ~ WILLARD, Fsirhaven District.