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y 'IaNfI'VT'1F' II % 4ifFffI II. I-VT,
We take pleasure in saving that c. G. Bruce,
tsp, he's complied with the act Of ongress
authorizing certain persons 70 act as Army and
Navy Agents for the collection Of war claims
against the Government, and torecommend him
% NIL persons that have claims they wish col
lecied promptly. -
L@ted States Seaators-Beniamin +. Wade.
john sherman.
Manners Of tongress--E. R. Eckley, VIM.
Johnston VIM. B. Allison.-1y2
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lick Headaches and Want of Appetite,
Incidental IN SOldipTS.

Those feelings which SO sadden us usually arise
from trouble orannoyanceS 0bstructed Precipitation,
or eating and drinking whatever is unwh0lcsomc.
thus disturbing the hcalthful action II The liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved if you de-
sire e be we'll The Pills, taken according to the
printed instructions, will quickly produce d healthy
action In both liver and stomach and as a natural
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Volunteers, Attention! lndisrretiOns o.
Ennfh
YOnlh.

sores and Ulcers Blotches and swellipgs can with
certainty be radically cured II the Pills are taken
night and morning and the Ointment be freely used
as stated In the printed Instructions II treated n
any other manner they dry up in one part t. break
0ut " another. Nherfas ,his Ointment viii remove
the hufnprs from The SYSTEM and leave the patient
q vigorous and healthy man. Ii will require Q little
perseverance iH bad eases 10 insure q lasting cure
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Coughs and Colds affeetiug TroOns

VIII be speedily RELIEVED and efpctually cured by
using these admirable medicines and by pay ing prop
Or attention 70 the Directions which are attached to
nanh Pit ~. nnN
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Patented in 1860.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called IN
to requisition to make The HoME CON-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
1T ExcELLs
In substantial durability in every part
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
It performs all Cooking and Bak
ing quickly and perfectly, with brt
little fuel, great economy being lis
chief merit
These Stoves are made Of two sizes,
No. 3, Plain and Extension top, la.
three . inch holes and one 10 inch.
No has three . inch and one lO41
hole, and large fire box.
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D, nai ii9sagepatilc Remedy .n0F docs / caB-
tiu Ntrcur fnaw. laafaariats, or anv iris.
raas ar emit Send for 8 Circular.
PHle 8 per box. six boxes 5uhea 81
ds5 Il Qact1 -. Sent IS Nail Sod Whoie.
sass ae4 AetN4 81; ihe Seie GeaeFal Depot in
ihf ife4 States. bg
lagH W3NE ffAsTEE 9 astAs 81 Nv
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4 y ACT relating to the closing the affairs
"a and redeeming aud paying the bills or
notes Of the franklin County Bank.
% is hertty enacted Jg he General AssrqaJb
~ As SHf u srmat'
See. 4 The aet entitled IAN act incorpor-
sting the Franklin County Bank approved
November IL, 1913, g hereby So amended a. 70
limit The time during which seid bank shall
continue and have succession 20 the first dav
June, 1866, insgaad % Tie fast dav ofJanuars.
1867, no limited Ia aid acj
Sec. ?. Said bank lsl as soon IS may be
had within twenty days from the passage Of
this act, cause a notice Of the same and 1f the
purpose q said bank totermnate it existence
on SAID first tJune, 1855, 10 be published fol
the period OF six months or until said first day
OF june, IN each newspaper printed in this
State, and IA the Boston Journal a newspaper
printed in the city q Boston, in the State Of
Massachusetts, and IN the New York Times, a
newspaper printed ia the city Of New York -
Said notice shall also state that all bills or
notes Of said bank not presented for payment
before first day Of june, 1866 will not be re-
deemed and paid by said bank. And after the
publication Of said notice as herSn objected
said bank shall not be liable and shall not be
held liable in any court Of law or equity in this
State. to redeem or pay any Of its bills or notes
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act; and any bonds,
which may have been given by the directors
OF said bank for the redemption Of its bills shah
not be held to be Of binding force aud obliga-
tioa upon the persons executing the same, to
redeem or pay any bills or notes Of said bank
not presented for redemption or payment be-
fore the time fixed in this act.
Sec. 3. This act shah take effect from its
passage. Approved Nov. 22d, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given that Il is the pur-
~ pose Of the franklin County Bank to ter
inmate its existence Of the first day Of June,
1863. in pursuance Of the provisions Of the fore
going act, and all bills or notes Of said Bank
not presented to said Bank for payment before
the first day Of June, A. D 1865, will not be
redeemed or paid by said Bank.
BY order Of the Directors.
NJ. w. BEARDSLEY, Cashier
st. Adams. Nov. %, 1SG4-6m29
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SYMPTOMS:

Dcrangel Digesiion Loss Of Appetite; Loss
Of Fieshi consipgted Bowels Fitiul and Ner-
yaus, Or heavy sleep WIKI Lustful Dreams /;
troubled Breathing; Failure OF Voice; Irreg.
MAR action q TIE Heart; Pustuious Euptioas
% the Face and Neck; Headache; Affections
Of de Eyes, Loss Of Memory; Sudden Pushes
Of Heat aud B.ushings; Geueml Weakness and
Incidence; Aversion to Society; Relaxed Con-
ditou, oF Diminished size Of the Genital Or
gansi Involuntary Nightly or Daily Emissions;
Frequent desire TO pass Water with peculiar
attending sensations Pale Lips sunken
Checks Weak Eyes; "PincAed9 FeatufAs /;
Irritation, or Caiarrh Of the Bladder; Inconti.
neHee, 81 suppression Of the Urine; Painful,
Too fu4ueut,or Difficult, Aiicturition, &c, &c
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EtotENsiouaI Oplnl0nss--'f nave used
yauf SPECIFIC PuLs' ID u9tlY causes OF Sper-
mqtarrhei and With the most psrfect Eacccss.'
-. MiLToN SASDERs, VI. D., Ii. D.. Bro1k-
lga
li i a near a specific as any medicine car
be. have cured very severe cases With from
Elk 70 TIN DosEs"--B. KnrH, NJ. D.,N.Y.
Il know 0fno remedy, Ia the whole Matcria
Msflca, equal q yonr srKCIFic PILL ID Semi
MI er Urinary Weqkasnes.- AD0LrH BrmgE
~ -. P,G, n 0rgaaie Chemistry and Plgsoi-
egg, r. 4
TEEsoSAL 0rINi0Ss.--" Kr Uigcteasr =
" EI1tf oF All CONFIDENCE, and dev0ses
himself enthusiastically o. these Preparations
I'D. MEREDITH REEsE, 81 H., !. +. T., 8asr
usk Ge-e'ts, N y
II taEe psrsaaal snae{e8gepI Sir. WINCH
EsrnK* hoAEsfl AHp iNrHoFtrY ,aaI can as
EgFe he Profession and The public that hk
~ a'8.fs oaa : Relied 81. jas r. Cum
YeS. "a d.. G,sssixf n D.
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Claims. Tho $500 Bounty &c soldiers dis
charged Cor wounds received battle collected
WITHOUT DELAY. We pag es ,,ecial attention
TO claims ia which other attorneys have FAIL
rp or which have been SUSPENDED, Of which
there are tens Of thousands. We have already
collected and paid over 10 soldiers and their
heirs over $500, 900, aad are paving thous.
ands daily. We secure versions for ten dol
lars, aud collect Bounty and Back Pay Tor ten
per ccut., and no pay until AFTER we have suc
ceede1.
1IiE ARMY Herald is published monthly,
aud Is devoted 10 the interests Of the soldierand
bis hors-to whom it is INVALUABLE. Write
as aud we viii send you copy free, or, for
Thirty cENr we will send You by return of
mall dne engraved tinted Likeness .(Album
size) 81 It. Gen. Grant, and TnE Amy HER-
AID for one year. TO persons sending 4 club
Of four, we win send. as premium, mn addition
al Likeness and The HERALD for one wear, and
for each additional subscriber an additional
Likeness to the getter mp Of the club, so thata
person sending us Club cf ten and So, will be
entitled to receive himseF, sLyES Licensees
and Tux ARMY HERALD for one year, and for
any other number in the same ratio.
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CRUSADER.

This Stove also Is made with or without
Reservoir and Hot Closet. Oven doors lined
with tin refectors and we'll ventilated. A
stove which we warrant in every particular.
We sell also the Monarch, CONTEXT
or, House Keeper, Henry Clsv.
the elevated oven CuitivatOr, md sever
al other kinds Of Cook Stoves, besides alarge
assortment Of Parlor and ParIor Cook aud
Box Stoves, Of all sizes nd prices. which
will be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually are.
All kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
Also, several kinds II Pumps Of the
best iaake, aEi LEAD Pipe.
The Highest Market Price. Cash. paid for
Calf skins and Sleeps PeIts.
lsn&ssa@gsAvSGs a.
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For Wounds, either OccaSiOncd by the
Bayonet, Sabre or the Bullet, Sores
or RfuiSpS.

To which every soldier and sailor are liable there
are no medicines 10 safe sure and convenient a.
Holloway Pills and Ointment. Tie poor wounded
md almost dying sufferer might have bis wounds
dressed immediately II be would only provide him.
sea- WITH this matches Ointment which shOud b
thrust into the woand end smeared al round IL then
covered with piece Il laon from BIS knapsack and
Suppressed with handkerchief Taking night and
morning q Piiis, to copl thesystem ahd prevent
inflammation
Every soldiers Knapack and seafnan's Chest
saaald b provided with these valuable Remedies.
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
w1rls HOLLOWAY, NEw NoRE ANp LoNBON.f ara
llseefIlpie a. 3 Haterfnark Ia every LEAF u the
book y directions around eaeh pot box. the same
iaay b plainly seen By holding the leaf b. the light
handsome rcWafd viii b. given b any one render
ing such information q may rad 10 fbe detection n
aHy party y parties conHteffitng tbs medicines or
FendinH me some knowing them 81 b. spuflaue
- roid a. the mandatory a Professor HaLho-
NAf, - Matdcn lane, New York ahi b 50 resptc.
table ilTAe.ists and Dealers h Medicine throughout
r. e1za world, % pots and boxes Il ~ cents, 70
cents Ard si.i8 essh
80 Ihese e considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
B--ilircciiaus for The guidance u patisnts In
every nls@rder arc sii2ed he each pot And box
- Dealers 10 my well known medicines
esn have ~how Cards. Circulars, de. seHt Free
u Eapen-e. by ~ dressing
Iif0MA- HOLLOW
- 80 Maiden Lane. ~ Y
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V,O THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated
n DR.. L. DIX particularly invites all ladies'
who need Medical or Surgical adviser. 10 cali
At bis Rooms, 10. u Eudieott Street. Boston.
.ifass., wsich they will arranged FOR their spec
al accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over Twenty years
p this particular braneh I the treatment q =
diseases peculiar b females. il IL now conceded
byai doth IN this country and ID kuf0pe} that
be exeells all other known practitioner 10 the
ssfe, speedy and elieeiual treatment Of al Re
male complaints.
HIS medicines are prepared with the express
purpose Of removing al diseases, such ~ se
biliy, weakness, unnatural suppression, en-
largeneuts d the womb, also, 81 disehsiges
which flow from morbid state 81 the BLOOD
The Doctor b now fully prepared 20 trest r. bic
peculiar style. both medically shd tuSgieslly
diseases d the female eek. and they are re-
fpecifullE invited 70 cell 81
No. 81 Enditoll Street, B0slon.
All Letters requiring advice must csntaiH ons
dollar u ensure az autrfr.
B0stgn. Jan. 20 lss4.-i yas
Al istfars requiring sdgice must ceulABsH
1pilGr ~ insHre 40 answer.
Addfczs Dr.. L. Dis, 10. II fHdicQ, Street,
Boston, mss.
Boston, Jan. +, lses.-izg
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pn. l. dc

charges ere very moderate. Communications
sacredly confidential, and 81 may rely 90 him
with the siriciest secrecy and confdcucs, what
ever may he the disease. condition or silnalisa
Of any one, married o. single.
Medicines sent By Aail Of Express TO all paris.
Of the United States
Boston, Jan. |, isG5.--iy3s
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H@pcr's Maya, TN, for Fobr,r, is an unusual

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"fe' lug '". ''' ''' ''' "a ' '''''4i
. ''''''',,'o I4"'O'' VI ''' popular ''''a'!
-. 49, - ', "'s ''"'' = merit ''' 1s
Wv D'V''''' e"'0 ''"'''N5 o'' o. Wt
Of l.bm,.l D,y >, ,tir. H.. ',,.., H.. ,,n =,
marital mu.c Nj A,.o., c,,,:,n,, ~, ..,.,.t,
.ks,cb., Of the q Hero, Decd. # u.r.i, wsoa
in hi. number giv.n, IN. hi..or,. nj c,..,.,n,.
raid. There are norton, MA, IN ,bis number .,
other serials Armad, e 50 by WIFI, C,i,s
aOur Mu,u,l Friend oh, b.ct.,. alan.
news ia Arz,m by ] R,.. brown lain
J.eob A,tor'. F,s :, .Lo,cA.l ..3 S,.Sj,n,.
victory at Middle,,wp /, py,noi..l., cb,,,,c,o3
And besides these. there a.s eompl,,e uorips.
,eo,,J Tho ,os,;, IF ,t, .I;...., ..-...t.... "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

VERMONT OuIctI PRoHoIED TO bs Breyet
AaJ)r Generals Of Ioluuteers-Biisadier Gen.
George J Stannard, 5 Vols, Tor gallant and
merItonsus service 10 the atlnck upon The ene.
N.Y. works at Fort Harrison, Va 10 date from
Oti. - 1864 Brig zen Lewis A. Grant, L.
> Vols, lor gallant and msntorous services IN
'he present campaign before Richmond Va,
anl 10 the Shenandoah Val ey 20 date from
Oct ~, 1904
10 b. brgidier Generals By Brevet-Col.
james NJ. Warner Of the Fret Vermont Arul-
ieFy, and Captain Eighth L. $ Infantry, for
saLant and insrnoTiOus SERVICES a. the b,itle Of
aP9t'7yiynnia Court House, Va. and 10 The bat.
ne' o. Winchester, Fishers llll and edar
creek, a., 10 date from Oct. 10, 1854: Col "
". Henry, Tenth Vermont Vols, for gallant
ana meIitorous services IN the present campaign
before bichmold and 10 the SnenAndoab Val
icy, to date from Oct ", lso4 tol Gee. ?
Foster Fourth Vernon. yos Tor gallant and
ineritorlous services N tie present campaign
before Rcum. nd, Va aud ia the Shenandoah
valley To date from sept. -, 1861 -BwAng-
DH times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

The Vermont Teachers Association had
meeting in st. Adams last week. The officers
elected for tho ensuing year are,
Pre,ident-Rev j, Newman, d. D., Poultney.
Vice Presiient-Gon J. w. PHELPS, Brat,le.
boro.
SecretaJ-D. G. Moore, Rutland.
Trcasurcr-E. Conani, Randolph.
Auditor-Asa Sinderon, Essex.
Executive C0mmlttee-Rey. NJ. Il. Buckbam.
Burlington, ). I. Quimby, Nevbury, B. f.
Bingham, Bntteborc.
Corresponding S,croiOries-Gao. W. Bliss,
Addison County, L. A. Knight, Bennington
County ] X. Colby, Caledonia County |.
\. Camp, Chiteuden County, c. w. King.
Essex County j s. d. Taylor, Franklin
County IL j. Moore, Grand Isle County A.
j. Sandsrson, Lamo lie County A. W. Wing.
Orange County; Rev. A. A. Smith. Orleans
County; Henry Clark, Rutland County d.
D. Golham, Washington County; Hlram Or.
catt, Windhsn County, N. C. Hyde Windsor
County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

PSsima'ier are required to receive all Treas
uty notes for stamps and po,tages, if clearly p,n
inc, no matter how torn and dsfaced they MAJ be-,
provided less than oat-i,o,nti,th part thereof be
Musings and fractional currency II lie. than one.
tenth part be missing. Such notes and currency
received as are unit for reissue should be kept
separate and distinct, and returned, as occasion
requires, to the Treasurer of the United States,
Washington, in sums Of not less than tire. dol.
lars, to bs exchanged for new.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

BuTLEs.-Iho capture OF Tort Fisher has left
little for Con. Batter to say in defense Of his
course in declining to assault the fort. He
might, and probably would have proved it i'm
pregnable, had tnos been for The rather tro bic
some piece Of testimony furnished by Gen. Ter
ny. However Butler can comfort himself with
the reflection that Moj Gen, Weitzsl agreed
with him in opinion and perhaps he may ind
some justification for the failure Of his own at
tempt, in the fact tina, Gen Terry commanded
larger force than went with the first expedi-
ton.
IL is aow stated that Batter was net removed
so much ioy not attacking for. Fisher, as lor IT,
subordlna;ion. Gen GRAFT says he did not
expect Butler wouli 70 vita the expedition,
Wtit1el being the officer dosieua'cdto take com
mand. Gen. Grant al,o states that his orders
did not contemplate a withdrawal Of any forces
after landing had been effected, aud that But.
Ter should not have re-embarked The troops, not
withstaudug heioOnd the tort, in his Judgment,
too strong 10 be taken by assault. Toe com.
mittee Oh the conduct OF tho war will get at
the lac's, and The public ia the meantime will
hardly be impatient, Wilde Crafts strategy and
generalshlp @to ynl,clting themselves as at
present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

DTArnS OF VERMONT SOLDIERS. Commission
et Holbrook in hls report to the surgeon Gener-
al Of the State for the week ending Jan. l4th,
reports the following deaths Z. b. Elmer, Co.
A, ID, Vt, Baltimore, Dee. 3l,t; S. II. Jack
son, Go Is, LIST Cav, Alexandria, Jan, Alb.
About fifty men were to be transferred from the
hospil Il of The Midi'e Department, to Vermont
ueIt IS =. Jan bns, Co D. Oh VI. died
in New York City last week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Fort Fisher

The news Of lhs capture Of For. Fisher, the
rebel str nghoId at tae mouth OF Cape Fear river,
surprised and electrie4 the nation last Tuesday
Following 20 closely as il did, upon the failure Of
he nrsi expedition IN which Gems. Butler and
WdizeI had pronounce the capture Of the fort
by assault ImPrac.jgOIe, the public delight was
great 10 proportion as the victory was unexpected.
OnIy the first vague ho,s nd 90. abroad that the
second attempt was bsiag made, whrn the inteIIi-
gence came that it ais crowned with the most
brilliant success. We give in our news column,
'he full Official account o. TINS important achieve.
ment, in which Gen. Ferry with great modesty,
and Admiral Porter with much enthusiasm, tell
tie story Of the terrific bombardment an The he
roic assault aud persistent lighting which re-
duced tie Portland c1mpe led The surrender Of the
garrison. As a. nsang1 Of cool and desperate
courage, Of isarully fatal hana-.o-hand fighting
and OF determination to yield to NJ obstacle
and turn back hom no difficulty, Gen. Terrys
attack upon fort Fisher has no parallel in the an
mails OF this or any war. Admiral Porter say the
tort was, rs a defensive work, superior to the
Malakof. We know that the best engineering
skill Of the rebellion bad bsea called into requisi-
ton in lie construction, and Beauregard mad lust
pronounced it imp egnible-ln opinion in waish
Butler and Weazsi seemed concur. But the
rain Of she'll from Porter, feet which fell like a
storm apoa the fort, and the d, dIuching bravery
OF troops who seemed inspired with even more
than soldiers d4nag, riumphed gloriousy
Ibe,lue of thi, cry to our arms i. immense.
1t closes, and hsrmeJ.lly seals tie only port left
TO blockade runners, All SHUTS up the rebellion,
at last, 20 is in,ernlresourcei. 1t stops the ex-
port Of rebel cotton, and the importing of Arm
strong guns and the Other material Of war which
robsl sympa,ha'rs IN E1san nave been conlin-
ually kindly sendirs to their friend JEFF Davis 1t
damages the confederate credit abroad, which has
rested mainly on faith in rebel cotton and the
probability Of its hing England by the aid Of
British built blockade runners, and it sewers the
connections by which reason has drawn vital sus
tsnance from abroad. The rebels acknowledged
the importance of thi. fort TO them, in their ex.
lrsvagant exu'atiou..at the failure Of the frss
expedition, and they now scarcely Disguise hsir
dependency at It's loss We could hardly have
afflicted a seyerer bbG upon them, unless by
the des'ruciln IF 's'sarmy; lal ll. is one
Of the movements mlbe stmI cln7tsn which
has that end in view. The loyal people Of the
land may well rejoic. at this great victory, while
gold and rebel hopes alike 60 down.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

\ disposition Is being manifested at Washing
ton TO inquire into the business Of arbitrary arrests,
Dawes Of Massachusetts, Davis t Maphtd aud
others are moving 10 the matter Some odcals
at Washington AID elsewhere have found !. con.
yeuien. and agreeable to make the state Of the
country an excuse Tor d.sregarling the rights Of
individuals, and ,he evil has grown to such d.
mensions that lii clnno longs with safety be over
loo ,ed. The safety Of the republic doe, not now
require the arrest, or The continuance in corfne.
mer', Of mfn sger'j whom 10 charges Al PEE
ferrtdi and the election being over Their. is no
nsed Of longer Ignoring these malleasanccs of
officials.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

Our Fo8riC> RELATIONS. 1t is almost anus
ing though hardly surprising, to notice the
recently changed tone Of the British press in
sympathy with treason sherman march, and
Thomas victory have bad a wonderful eflse, on
even the London ip-s, aud We may expect
that paper will shortly espouse the cause OF the
United States, and declare that it always thought
the rebellion would Iai' ultimately Already il.
denounces the rebels wlO make Canada base
for numbering. expeditions into our country, and
declares that they ought to be gwen Up under
the extradition treaty and the language it en-.
ploys respecting these robbers and murderers
is quite the r4yctss OF mild, 10 say the least.
Tho Richmond Examiner was righ, in saving
tha. the re eiii)l ia az iscln. had nothing to
hope IRON England, John Bull begins to have
a decent iecs Tor the army and navy Of The
United States, and when he hears from fort
Fisher, will, duubtl,s,, uukinjly cut th. ac-
qaaIntance Of leT Davis entirely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24

CoNGHAItlAruRY.-ilon. J. y. Hatch Of Bur.
ing on, deemng ihe adoption Of The ci,y char.
ter by TIE good people OF Burlington, an event Of
which his Excel.eney Gov Smith ougb, no, n
remain moment 'r 'sGoFance, promptly informed
mat dga';ary, by telegraph, Of The bl,th Of the
city Gov Smith could do no les than reply.
and the lightning bore back the following message.
which We find in the Burlington papers:
To Hon. j. b. H1ich:
Lave Just received your dispatch. Accent INV
warm congratulations at the result. All hail 10
the Queen CRY Of Burlington NAV prosperi,y
attend her in he rev career up.a which she ha,
Just entered, ana the mos, ardent bop,s Of her
eu@ens anu trends Tor th- atainment of ihs
distinguished position, to which she is bv na,nre
ue''in' d. now be fall! and speedily realized.
j. GREGORY SMITH.
Inc people o. uIh Burlington, who are nov
a town by themselves, rot 10 be behind in these
congratulations have caused the following
dispatch, which the Free Press says was sent over
the clothes lins telegraph" to b, published.
10 Harry Hatch, DggyriHe Sowh BURLINGTON
i congratulate you On the glorious result Of last
Wednesday election. South Burlington, shorn
oil the rags and filth Of the city," rises ike
new constellation in the northern SKY, beautiful
home FOR the weary.
With the glorious example aud renowned his.
lore memories Of ST. George ever tefore YOUR
eyes doubt noithat, ere long, South Burlington
will assume htl proper proud and exalted posi.
tlon' and eventually rival s., George herself, in
commanding lAaeuce.
Tell Van 10 ego IT,"
Yours, A. L., Pres.
Washington, Dist, Jan. 1865.