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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
Enforcement of the Prohibitory Liquor Law

We print elsewhere the constitution of a Tenn.
peranee League, 10 this town, with the names Of
such OF our citizens as had signed it previous to
ITS beng handed to us for publication. The
Association was organized by the election of
koderIek Richardson, President, c. W Willard
Vice President, n. A. Taylor Secretary, Henry
Barnes Treasurer, and George w ColiAmer.
Denlson Taft Joel Foster Jr., ]. A. Wing. Il.
:. Camp, h. Z. Lewis, and W G. Ferrin, Com.
ml'tee of Vigilance. The League is intended to
be prospective rather than retrospective in its
operation, and hopes to be able to prevent the
tralhe without calling in the aid OF the officers
OF the law IL, however, has determined pur.
pose to cause al illegal rafe in intoxicating IL
quors 10 cease and it prosecutions become neces
sary to secure that result, they will be resorted
to with no respect OF persons
The good fruits of this action Of tho citia ms
OF the Town, is already manifest. The sale of Ii.
quors has been stopped IN many places though
we are not anguine enough to telieye that N
the dealers have wholly reiraiued from tie Grim.
inal traffic, Dsconsolate grocery men have in
some instances shut up shop, and Others behave
as though they thought their occupation gone.
Government liquor licenses have been offered BY
the holders, who have no more use tor them, at
rIdlealously low prices and lind no buyers. Tho
largest dealers in town announce that they have
quit the Traffic entirely, and the smaller estab-
lisbmenu, which sell a. all, do it 10 corners, and
with the u,inos, cautious secrecy. In short, the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

The news by the City of Manchester is i'm
portaat The Sehleswig Ilostein war has com
meneed. An engagement lasting six hours had
taken place between the Danes and the Germans
AZ Msuude The Danish outposts were driven
IN BY the Germans, but the Danes repul ed their
assault. TIE Prussians lost three hundred men
IN their attack, and the Danes from one hon.
deed and fifty to two hundred A later tele-
gram Gays that tie Austrians attacked Bislore,
one mlle south Of oohlesSig, on the Sd, and
thit the Danes held their own IL is asserted
that England has offered to guarantee all that
Austria and PRUSSIA have demanded from Den
mark. A later Dispatch ears the Danes hare
evacuated Schleswis, and were falling back t.
tleudsbarg the Germans pursuing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

hev, Mr. Montgomery and his wife, who left
Norrlsvllle' Oct, 9th 1863 arrived at Ain,ab
Turkey, Dec. %, They were well, and nj
New Years were just commencing house-keep-
ing laeS are to remain there, studying che
language MI the annual meeting in March
when their station will be assigned them. The
church members in Antab, number between
2oo and 800. They are very poor. but scpport
two native pastors besides schools for their
children The Sabbath School averages 1900
IN attendance and Sometimes they have 1900
IL mas out of Its deep poverty, given one hun
area and ten dollars to Foreign Missions. during
the yeat,-- Nsesdsuler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

BALLou's DOLLAR MONTHLY for March is out
1t contains its usual interesting store of original
matter, with illustrations in great variety
zach number complete in itself.
The Rose Family. A Fairy Tale. BY l.. NJ.
Alco,t Boston James Redpath al
Washington Street 1864. PIP A..
This is an exceedingly pleasant book and one
which the lttle folks will take infinite delight
IN. Miss Aloott never writes any but agreeable
reading for young or old, and 10 this little vol.
ume she tells the fairy history of the Rose
Tamily-Blush, Bricr, Moss, and Byzantine
10 chsrming style.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

The Orange County Temperance Society
met at Newbnry the 18th inst. Asa Low
OF Bradford was appointed President, and II. II
Deming OF Newbury Secretary Rev. A. &,
Sutton oil Newbnry was nominated Tor oommisa.
Toner, and the following prudential committee
were appointed; IL. Strickland, Bradford I. W
Ladd, Newbury John Waite, Brantree; ].
Prescott, Cornth H. Andrus, Chelsea r p.
Prescott, West F4Irlee A. Il. Gilmore, Fair.
lee William Sanborn, STAFFORD r. h. los.
ford, rnetiord +. 5. Tracy, Tunbrdge W
1. George, Topsbam; |, Goodhue. yershire .
Hall Burgen. Washington John Lynde. VIII
jamestown b. W. Dyer, Randolph D. s.
Frost, Orange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
COMM EHCIAL.

NEW YORK, Fob 2O,-Cotton quiet at79 to 500 Flour
nominal and lOc hgh sales 1000 bbls superGne State
50 % 70 40 extra do % 10 to 10 round hoop Ohio
= to 45i Slm |esern - 30 to- ~ Southern
.ehangtd .aes $50 bbs Canada better sales 80
tbsi extra 81 30 tos6) Wheat quiet and &c h glsr
uss $1,000 bushi Chicago spfine o. 50 to 50 NH
waukee Club 81 81 to 6U Corn hrm sales 10 900 bush
mixed Western : 30 asked no buyers yellow 81 81
to 70 Provisions quiet and unchanged Whisky dull
4nd nominal
stocks Irregular, S Co upon Skies Of 1851 ll0ii r
Fave Iwentits l0ii S one year Certificates (new)
9G aod 1891!
Government securities continue strong and in demand
especially Tor Ions loans Money was abundant ats pei
cent aud among yhe raiies ende. Nere Leading banks.
good many balances len at per cent aud upon
st cks loaned as little as per cent was accepted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

MES CALLED FOR IN rRg 3sD DlsrRIcr We
find IN the Burlington Times the official order Of
the Provost Marshal Of the 3rd District, which
shows only ! : towns deficient undcr the call for
lJt 3VJ ueo, VIZ; ST George ,, Swaa,on .,
n johnson g. Wateryill1 ., Morristown
u, WoIoott 3, Elmore 3 Westield 2, Newport
4,Westmore ,Guildhall Bloomfield ., Bruins.
wick 2,Victory2 All the remaining towns are
either even, or IN excess OF their quotas under
the new assignment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23


rag METROPOLITAN FAIR IN New YoRK The
Committee en- Contributions to the great Mo
tropolitan Fair n aid Of the Sanitary Comnls-
ion, to be held in the City Of New York, on the
28th Of March, have issued circular soliciting
donations. We quote from the circular
Arrangements are perfected for the receipt,
care, record, exhibition, and sale OF articles in
your line, and ijr advising the world Of doua-
tons to this patriotic cause, and OF the name.
aud residences Of the donors
If you send anything, or influence others 10
send anything y0n should give timely nf1rma.
nation ot II u our Chairman, b. mail stating
the article or articles shipped how and when
shipped their value ANA whom they are from
they should be marked " Metropolitan Fair
I New York and have your Initials above this
mark, that We m,v kuaw the contents, and
source d the p4ckages-amJng the great nun
Der We expect u recsye--be0re they are
ope. ed
The princlpl express and transportation
companies nave generously agreed 10 carry con.
III 1utlus d us, withuut charge
! i. wll be best that bulky articles should ar.
rive during tn week previous % d. Far.
though, il It should e more Convenient llr YOU
they cal hs sent al any time
| The member o. this Committee resting near
est to yon, vi b9 happy to aiJrl any iallr-
miuon o. aiSie4 iha' you may need
All aTdc.et will be exhibited wih the name
AM residence il heir contributors, and be
passed 10 the tsai', bjtA ID ths nIuluAls,
and Of the SAT- Jr locality f.om ehch they
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

A correspondent of the Evening Pos, says of
Mr.. Riddle who succeeded Mr. Bayard of Della.
ware IN the Senate, that his friends stand ready
10 BET that be is the best judge OF whiskey in
tae State aud his enemies are joking over the
TACT, that his first vote in the Senate was in ia
Won OF exempting from tax the stock Of that
article ON hand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

The officers of the Vermont Cavalry presented
handsome set of silver as bridal pn. AT
Brig Gen. Clusters marriage on the 9th instant,
at Monfoe' Mich, to bis bride, Mrs. Libbio C.
Bacon. General Custer is a West Point cadet,
aud the youngest general in the volunteer army,
being only lseu,y four years Of age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

NEWSPAPER PRICES, Tho Rutland Yreklv
Herald has raised is terms TO 81 a year in ad.
vance, because of the great advance in the price
OF paper, printing materials and labor. And
the paper is worth the money.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

Recruiting, under the orders from the Adiu.
tant General, and through the vigorous efforts
OF Col. RANDALL, isgoing on briskly for the
Seventeenth Regiment, More than hundred
have been enlisted the past w,ek, and the work
is still progressing iavorably.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
Ninth Vermont Regiment
LI.r o. eAsuALIIGs Al sEwrnRr nAaRAr

LEI " CAeJALlIks Al NEWPORT BARRACKS.
KILLED .-S,rgt. William Piper, d, Wealth
ersheld Priyates joseph 0.ier, c, Monston
Nathan G. SIM b, D.. Nathan Riley, G.
Randolph
WOUNDED Lieut.. jaime, +. Bolton, c Mid.
dlebury, IN shoulder, severely, priyates Nathan
Detorge, b. Shrewsbury, leg: Nm. +. Smith,
Is, Puultney, head Peter 0ser, c, Monkton,
captured Charles Van Sielnburg, c, Monkton
Tho. Garry d, Neathcrsield, arm GUY h.
Walker, D, Rockingham VIM Melcher, +:
-, eg, missing Alfred latro, F, Charlotte ,
Stephen Burroughs, II, hand Thomas l. Mar.
ey, r. Brattleboco, hand, Cha, II Stoddard
X, Dover hip.
MssNG LIEUT. VIM. [. Holman. G, Brain.
tree Corp. a. Ii Blake, F, Milton; privates
Rioharl Ciough, A, Norwich; o. DAVIS, A.
Cambridge, George W. LJnd, A, Bennington !.
NJ, Z, smith A. Rockingham Franklin Cas-
well, b, 81 Johns6uty Henry W Fletcher b.
Mount Holly John 'irant, b, West Haven
Franklin Dawes, B Clarendon VIM. B. jerks.
y, Manchester, Thomas Ripley, b, Shrews-
bury Thomas Rudd, b, - David Weles.
B, ClTendon Philip Daphiney, D, Reading
r. 6uswold, D, - E. 6. Brownsville, d,
Mafrloh y, - u. L. Persons, ID,
BrooA6eld, A. !. Whitney, D, Tunbddge
Charles Brewer F, -, John X. Clark. i
Shaltsbury Uleutt NJ Bacon, 6, -, Mic
Tucker, &, Sratlord; Lewis Raymon, G, Brain.
tree ). NJ. Reynolds, Ii, -, Henry p
Chase, II, - A. \. Cole, II, nydepark j.
d. Finnegan, IL fairfield Charles L freeman
II, WoIcot; h. W Ravens, II, Stowe Henry
Jackson, ii, North Hero Patrick MeGorero
II - Thomas II Fetut, ii, North Hero
b. NJ. Smith, II, Lowell Jason foshbureh. Il,
Alburgh Franklin Orwell, | Mortified 10,
.eph BOWMAN, |, Washington " G. Beede
|, Washington Henry Cobb, /, Washington (,
. ). George, |, Corlnth Peter Barton, c,
' eLgennes; Herman Phelps, IL, -.
TOTAL killed 4, wounded II, missing 44-60
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
FAIRLY EXCHANGED ten Butler has sent
% Washington the following telegram

FORTRESS MONROE. Feb Is.
have received telegram under date of
Feb, H. from Gen Wlstar which states that
Col. Streight, with one hundred other Union
officers escaped from prison in Richmond by
digging tunnel, Col S,reight with seventeen
Others are safe
These men, prodtine by the example of the
rebel John Morgan, tunneled their way out of
the Libby prison. As Morgan was held as
hostage for Col. Streight, the Two may now be
considered as fairly exchanged; though the
balance is now clearly on our side, as Col
Streight took out with him hundred Union
officers, while Morgan escaped with only Elk or
even
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

New PUBLICATIoys-Dem New York
illustrated News, for Feb. 20, 1864, has been
received ID contains besides the usual number
ot cuts which embelish illustrated papers, a
page with illustrations, devoted to rarisiln
and New York Fashions and also eacloses pat.
terms for needle work
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for March =
promptly on our table with the following CON
tents -
American Finances and Resources, by Robert
j. Walker; Palmer, the American Sculptor by
L. j Bigelow Clouds by Mrs Martha W
Cook; Sketches of American Life and Scenery,
by l. d. Pytchowska The Issues oil the War,
by John Stahl Patterson Hooue Carl Fed
eric Neumann, the German Historian Of our
Country, by Pr Andrew Ten Brook The
Groat American Crisis, by Stephen 7 Andrews,
Thistle Down, by Francis Lamartne, The
Love Of LucIler by 5 Leayitt Was He Sue
cesslu BY Richard B. Kimbal Tb9 Mechan.
ical Tendency in Modern Society, by John A.
French An Indian Love Song by Edwin K.
johnson Literary Notices Editors Table
SECESSION IN SWITZERLAND This IS the title
Of the able and interesting address delivered be.
fore the Vermont Historical Society here last
fall. by Gen. " DePeyster Of Tiyo N. Y,
which bas recently been published in pamphlet
We are indebted to Gen Depo5s,er fora copy
Of The pamphlet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

The Young Mems Christian Commission of
Springfield, Mass. acknowledge the reOeip, of
500 from Gov Smith of Vermont, to bear
share OF the expense in feeding the hundreds of
Invalid soldiers who have received tho hOspi.ali-
ties OF the "Soldlers Rest during the pas,
six months,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

An editorial on " Reconstruction, has been
crowded out OF our paper this week by the press
of other matter that could not 80 well be De.
lerred.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

work Of tho League feems making gratifying
progress, anu the citizens OF the town have on
ly to maintain steady and firm course Of oppo
sition to The Illegal sale Of liquors, prosecuting
hereafter unsparlngy every violation Of the
law, to suppress entirely this criminal trade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

A NEw PArER.-rhe St Adams Ms,aaqu
says, new weekly newspaper is to be started
there SOON 70 be called the Transcript
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
The Quota Of Vermont.
lEroRrANT COMMUNICATION rRoy rHE pFoyosr
MARSHAL GENERAL.

At last and after amount Of cirumocu
ton red tape and obscurity that would have
made the fortune OF any ancient oracle, tbs
authorities ii Washington have announced just
what the last call for 500 900 troops amounts
70. Il is not, in lacJ u call for additional troops
at all, but in r. llty djmlnishes the previous
two calls by 100 020 msa All men raised
under the draft last summer, including those
who paid Communication or furnished substitutes,
and al since raised BY volunteering, whether
a. home or IL the field, are to be credited on
this 100000. The debt and credit, so far rs
the State at large IS concerned, is thus stated
BY Provost Marshal General Fry, in recent
telegram
The quota Of The State Of Vermont to ill the
call OF lhe Pr sldent for 500, 900 men, and to
make up deficiencies il follows
j. Congressional DISTRICT, l75
md 2l2i
I'd 1901
THIS Is exclusive ( any deduction On acc unit
Of credits now due for volunteers and drafted
men ercfpt uiose due 10 the STATE al large, which
have been dr. rbuted among the Districts and
deduct d. The numbefs 10 be deducted on these
accounts are as follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

Inc following deaths have recently occurred
IN the Third Vermont Battery, now at Camp
Barry near Washington:
fever. '0' PF"o''
fever. So Yf"o'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

7. W. Hyde, Esq, Of Clstlelon. enislod five
robust negroes recently, who intend to join
Massachusetts, regiment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

More then fifty sons of Vermont are or have
been ministers in the National Army. 50 says
the Vermont correspondent Of the Copurega.
tonalist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

md Xix
~. l''V'
in'N - oAo'uS'Ye my ueuuctloh a. acc uht
men ffefPs muse aae 70 me Naie az tafge, "heh
deduct d. The number, 10 be deducted on these
accoupl Is are as lollo"S
saa d isS S dr sqi Il @9 20 0 r.
= h . -ofofe commute cred
furnished
Ali to Be
bt District i5tg ods 2sos
"a "a ~ Bl, ,Tct' .9 LIZ IL: 3 9'923
These credit. Won VII ctuse to be distributed
by the Board Of Enrolment OF each District
among the SUB DNule's ehtitlcd 70 them, and
nnnta - ,ho n ,e e. 1,'o",' P''s u Wv
vail be- determined & pon tie ,otsl number en-.
rolled in Class |. al,u II. The remainder will
W ne quota OF me Town Tor the DRAFT ordered
r "'a', lo'n ~ va 'i'o' Viou't ~. u'ou
LIT and February 18th. 1864
II Will be seen by tins statement that the
State, as whole,-Jr at large, a. IN the order
hes credit tor 1870
and is charged with $3.50
y '''Ds 20 " 9''a''sN y e'e''s -'o--'
The Provost Marshal, however, is not, on &C
count Of this surplus, going to allow the towns
which have not furnished their quota to asclpe
the draft, but directs that III these towns whose
quotas are not filed by March LIST the draft
shall ,roo.od the Same ,hon.l ou....h.,
'''''' r '''' WY 7'"' 90 '"V'Rn '''e o'a'e ''au
10 surplus
Weapprehend that there will still be difficulty
in fixing uuon the quotas of the towna under
,a,.a.5,. ;a.,... ,.,...
US '"a'''V" 49, y 10 terms y uoeo nov
take INTO account me excess OF volunteers fur
nshed by towns prior to the draft, such towns
being liable Tor their olI onota az 5oo ooo
.....-
D"en' '''0'p'e''o VI Suy surplus raised oy tnem
previous to last July, Our State authorities,
however, will doubtless see to it that no such
,,ar;e.., ;,;n..;a,; 4. a,1.n
-
Vfuuio"' " 'ue OWNS hitherto 'reiited with
surplus OF volunteers Such towns should on
this, rs on all previous calls for volunteers he
credited with iii the troons r,r,;.laa =. 49,.
.a.,..A,.,I. I'm - y 'a'''
"'u '''NO''''''J "''' -
Since writing tue above we have received
circular from Gen Washburn, which. after st,t-
ing the onotes ~ tho Di.t,ic,s "a 900 h.u..,,.-
- "@'' gwen
'Hem hooFoi says
The state by her prompt aud energetic action,
alded by the re enlistment OF her patriotic sol-
dlers 10 The hleld, has gained credit OF hoe
thousand anil h0enty.tI0e men over all calls made
to the present time
This Will be increased BY the re.onlls'ment Of
the troop from this State IN the Department Of
the oult,-the AusteE-ln Rolls OF which have
not yet been reeeived,-to the number, probably.
OF i've hundred men
But as The construction given by the Provost
Marshal General to the recen call OF the Presi.
dent ior aOoOO0 volunteers yields no men ~
Ine government and shows, that the purpose
OIL the eau was only to equalize States, another
c oa may soon be expected, and probably for
oVU, Ooo men
ms Is stated distinctly by the Provost Mar
sinai ueheral, IN ms Telegram OF February l4th,
recently published IN Circular from tins Office
IN WI oh he says" Another call may, hooerer,
os maze al any D'omsnt, and Il ioouid be erceed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

We would call attention to The advertisement
of DIR. Urann, in another column.--lt Will be
noticed he is coming to Montpelier again in
March. The weather was SO sever. on bis 70.
cent visit, that many, doubtless were deferred
from visiting him in consequence Ills cures
are certainly very remarkable
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MEDICAL.
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CEDRON BITTER,
he Latest aud Most Important
Discovery Of the 18th Century

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