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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
The Vermont Brigade in the Battles Near
Petersburg.
HEADQuARTERs VEsyoNr BRIGADE, }
Camp near BurksyIlle, Va,

HEADQUARTERS VEssoSr BRloApg,)
Camp near Burksyllle. Va.
April Is. 1865.
PArES L. WAsHsERN, Adj. and lns Gen
ST IL have the honor to herewith transmit
the report OF Breyet Major MERIT Blrbet, A. 4.
General OF the operations and conduct Of the
Brigade at the decisive battles near Petersburg
April %, 1865 Great credit is due Major Bar
Der for the gallanl and conspicuous part taken
by him on the occasion.
Wounded early IN the morning, claim no
part in the crowning victories Of the day except
10 TIE planning and direction OF the assault p.
on the enemy's works But TO the brave officers
and men who carried the works, captured two
battle Gags, several batteries and many prison.
ers, and contributed So largely to the brilliant
victories Of the day, too much praise cannot be
awarded.
IL Is matter Of great qualification 10 me that
was able to join 10 the pursuit Of Lees retreat
ing army ani to be with my conm,nl in the
great and triumphant hour And | hope soon
to have the prlvege-"l ask no proudet iams"-
to return to Vermont at the head Of the brave
and victorious " Old Brigade, to resume again
Ihs quiet and peaceabe pursuits OF civil life,
remain, General, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
i A. GRANT,
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day, By lighting with great gallanHy and ccur-
age, until be fell, wounded, at the extreme
front
Corporal Ira +. YArney, Co. X, color-bearer,
who was frst to plant bis eolors within the enc
my works, on our front, and throughout the
day combined dash with eoolness and steadiness,
tl a remarkable degree.
have heretofore sent you nominal lists of the
casualties which occurred 10 the Regiment.
| am, General, very respectfully,
You obj scrv't,
GEORGE b. DAMON.
Lieut.. Colonel Commanding.
Brig. Gen. p. T. WAsHBURS,
Adit and Iosnector G.nerai
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

The following is an extract from the report
of the Colonel commanding the Brigade Of
which the 10Th Vermsnt formed part
The first cJlOrs inside the works were those
OF the 10Th Vermont"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

to prosperity The North never
could recover from tie blow We
hAve Sen ...t ami leye
given tt yira. ilt rlasricr
tapslv ,l'.. n,r W. .rst 70 see
SOME m--e ttasonah,a au1 practical
system devised rs which blaek la.
uer can w. made available The
prosperity Of the h9'c country De.
ponds upon il, and B.. bchlycs those
90 authority t1bcwaic. lest, iu their
.mpractirtbic philanthropy Coz the
negro race. they drag the whuic
country into rain aul accomplish
'he"ery reverse Of what thrv are
trying to- tat.ish I'll, .yatem Of
pcouagc viii work well iar tie
white and black a 10. bat o. ,, 80,
itmus be placed iH such 70 coalition
as % make II ratnuugmijvo % the
white ia wei as io the b'pck Con
llufIuut's tariff prices viii not ~.
% d the staples I'd ibis country can
DE- be successfully raised eScrr'
40 o Very much smaller rate ai hire
tlau the ane be proposes Gales
t#4 Nrws
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
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DISQUALIFICATION. -. .,..4
,.,.,,il,,, ,f Lc .,il Tpi,,J
80. go >. I..,,,l' a..
,.,ornnor, or ,Ie e,ia rni,,g
S,o,.a If America and t,stir m,y.
.nl c.ci,n rnh.lliop iraprfr,,i.p
r,, wnr ,gains, tbc ssa l.ri.,I
csof tmcric, an III. 6rst a.,
oCJnoo in the ye,r n nur l..rl ..rr
,t,,rs,,l .i..l,t,,Ir.J ami ....,
i'N'H'' ''F. '''''t ~ '''.' ''t''
four at the county oi llenr'cD alolr
rail, IN thu state Of Nu8ln'" ai'fe.
said, with force and arms, un'A"ln'
49,, -. 49,, 49,, "a
Us -" ,'' wv .... 80
tcnd to raise, levy add carry ah
war, lnaufrecton and rebellion
against the SAID tni''d states 90
America, for tue suovcreiou Of IL"
Government Of ihr sand N''i'i
states OF America, IN iur Count 90
Washington a'aresa' 100 ne Us
trict ot COLUMBIA H"'tTa'l, Hi'
within tic Jnnsdte'''" q! '0''
conrt ana 10 ORDER o. 'ot... '"'
bring 20 otec' ne @''i i''''i'''. aT
compass, tm * nations. aiu la'.A.
ltons. he. the SAID 'eh.'s'a va,
"iletwaid, town. 'h ''f ha'' ..'
d'y Of jane, 30 ihe .'F "I
Lard one thousand sui hundred
ant -lrlE-inur o. 'N' comfy '
iiW'co aforesaid. io ihe state -
Virginia at.re-t't. lr'uF 'h'u 1'7
'hc,c leagucd no conspiracy with p
iarrr number OF insurgents .''
-" ,~h,torN ~Hgte open |4.
against me sM" Om'rd S'a''H %"
Amere", ioF me SrhNets.,h ~ ht
Government ~ iI' y" a. '",. .'
STATES ' Nih,' '"' ''.''E
80" 'h'r We 7. '..tI '.' ''h'
r' 600 th.r' ' iu' ''.l .a'"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

and medical attendance, actually
bieh.r ra'a y, appreciation are
prosecuted for them than are 80
|quued by The lalnriur whites ofI
the North, who support IL msclvcs
| II this policy Do pursued generally
we may take it ia granted that the
negro hus ceased ~ be labafer
I II is utterly impossible 10 success
fully raise cotton and Rnpar on
such terms The labor is too
dear t. make il rcmunerativc, and
we may assume, under alch , state
Il circumstances, that DE great
staple productions VI the South VII
~ longer be- raised The planters
will necessarily abandon their plan
tatiors md Turn what little capital
Thy may have into other channels
Large bottles or productive lands
ueI Le Ieii waste aud viii ~ pny
ihnr taxes An immense source Of
# revenue o. rho National and
State Governments will be destroy
ad Th" planter will b. unable tH
..1Hdate hia home indebtedness
aud sur Merchants in town VIII bo
gasi.. 4. pay thoit Northern croa
tors ions over hundred mil
'.Hs q dollars owed 90 Northern
m wil De- pst Both sections
pil''l, alike uigrad. and eventual
r fh. \ .H'l eA sHAur moro then
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

'ast aforesaid, and st the county
ard 10 The District aforesaid aud
within .bo jurisdiction of this court
being used and occupied Is Ac
uaiAu, forces It the said United
States e America. and did then aud
there, TO wit ou the day and voaf
hs' aforesaid az the unity and he
district last aforesaid. and with
100 thr jurisdiction If this court
Wjth fl.rn and arms, wickcdiy and
frti.uruu-'y rs means Of tie said
cannon muskcts rarbin's, pistols,
-vHds. guila-ses powder, sh"t
cartridges, Petruss un Caps
ard ata, wat.iko weapons. -a
furnished. piayidrds aud supplied
by ,ho enid Jefferson Davis. as
.,Hr-ad opF1s attack saul
atl make var upon NJ" troops ana
aly ..tn ~ the said United
-u.u- %. dmD.ca th.u aud there
wt.u# lu Wit, ct the c.Ha'y
net a'ar.r.'1 iu the district Hst
H5naid H the day and year Last
f -rsa and 11 jbru and there.
fa vit. fha day and y"sr las
uf.fr- a-.i ~ 10 county and tn
r. .t.s' last aforesaid ami with.
10 .. I4 l.e'.I ~ FL r1u''
HIH a#e Wu aue, vireo3'F
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23
MAIDS \ " ELS.
Governor Of ! onis ana.

TIE ssniuskS Register i Informed shDt
j ahnsons Island has hcsn selected ss the
nrlson where all the rebel Officers who &c.
iaar to accept amnesty on The 'Frins re
srribei By PRECEDENT Johnsoas new Proc
hmalian. viii he kept antil final dipcsi-
ton can 30 made u hem.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-23

Many who find TIT day too long. ,hil K
nc aa short
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Centreyille, June lst 1868.
Administrators Notice,

Letters Of Administration have been
granted in due form Of Law, to the sub
scriber VIM Mack. upon the Estate of
Elisha liqck, Late Of Salem Nd. de-
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Element. Any person owing the Estate,
are requested to make payment forth
with.
WILLIAM MACK,
administrator of'the Estte of Elisha
Neck, Deceoseb,
Tune llth 1864.
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T He ELK AD V0 G A I E
Volunteers and Consorips

To sol licrs or any others wishing to in.
crease their income, there is no better way 70
doing so az This time, than from the sale Ct
our watches. Tiny ARE WARRANTED As
REPRESENTED
"Tariculor'y valuable for officers in the
Army and travellers. '-fraat Lsal.es, Feb.
u.
"prc,,ics', best nna cheapest timcpicces
ever offered. ~. I. WmrUl Non't Jan.
10.
Very pretty and durable Watches forIe
irmy."--N +. Armv f. Noy Jew Gov
crnmcnt Grgon) Aug 20.
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

.4rorl HGrrcy SicLirr, Es7., the djla clior cc the
IHRkbUUHDrE HCW1CTtt, i,UUSU'gUuiu.
- Our only child, about three years OF ago, was
Stacked by pimplcs on his for,hcal. They rapidly
surCad until they formed loathsOmc and yirulcut
ore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
rs eyes for some days. \ skiiiu' ply yiuT applied
citrate of silver and other remedies, without any
= pparcnt effect, For fifteen DAYS we guarded lila
.lnds, Jest with them he should tear open the fcs-
t.rng and corrupt wound which covered his whole
lace. Having tried Cypry thing else we had any
Aope from, We hogan giving your &NgsA ArAEILLi,
md applying the ipdue OF potash lotion, Hs yuU
ttiruCt. The sore began 10 heal when We had given
.r first bottle, and was we'll when we had finished
4 second. The clild's Cycllshvs, Wh.lt hVl como
1t, grew again, and hC i- now as healthy and fair
- any other. The Whole uciaAborhool predicted
ylat the child must dir."'
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.'

Consumptiyo sufferers viii receive Il
valuable prescription for the cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and
all throat and Lung affections, [freo of
charge ] by sending their address to
Rev, EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings Co.,
months New York.
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Address

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LOVE AND HARMONY.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending ne
their address, will receive full directions
Tor gaining the affections Of the oppo-
site sex, and which will enable them to
marry happily, irrespective Of wealth,
or beauty. Address
Mrs MARIE LENOTLLE,
Harlem p. O.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

The attention ofthe public /. called to this most e.
eelent Of all lnmens asa perfect and speedy cure OF
81 ne aches aud pains that h,sh is heir TO-
RuEUhAllSN j. caused hya stagnatiou Of thu huIds
arising irom checked per, faion-are Gu ed by ~,
DO tte'ot kennedy Rheumatic Linn-nt
NEURALGIA the king Of al pain is caused y an
Inflammation OF the nerves s insantly cured BY few
app,ieauons OF kennedy Rheumatic Linimrnt
sfhAlNs are caused by an over extension and sud
contraction OF The muscles are cured BY few hottie.
Of Kennedy. Rheumatic Liniment, equally good for
man and beast
fLEURlsY I, an inflammation Of the lining, Of IN
Ribs cured by few bottles Of kennedys Rh,umatis
Imminent
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure Of the
nesh and smashing Of the TISSUES are instantly relieved
by KENNEDY Rheumatic lnmeut
thAhf o. contraction OF the muscles caused b. a
sudden stopping Of the netyuus fluid which prevents
aninAl llle having free now De cured by lew april
I eAloh' % heuuray Rheumatic Liument
sOkt THROAT AND uOARSENESS are ,euscd by
an uhallai dry nes Y The glands wcta peice OF rlan
mel WIN Kennedy Rheumatic Liza ment spply Il on
gong TO bed end you will be well IN The morning
READABLE ANp rHgoBafNg oP rHE TEMPLE. il
caused by pressure from mstuHhe preparation iscnr-
ca 10y alew appueaiion' II heusedys Rheumatic Lin.
WEAKNESS or rHE BACK follow tho direction,
IN the circular around each bottle
toR AN LIBERATED SORE THROAT YOU will
Wke enc easpocnlu OF The inimeat and four t,a,poou
luls OF WNtr gargle IN the throat twice day In few
Na}sW Mu he welt This one tcaspoonu will b, worth
FOR BRONCHITIS snd all hh.mmsi.. n of Tie tbfeot
tonsiia and palate, with dry hackinR cough ,ou Nil
diuie The IMMINENT with four ot live times ls lulk Of
water gnsle he throat nnd Uallow tie moisture Tins
n.y. ,as " y good Tor iooihsche, fsracbc sNecd
ace inflammation IL every kind Every family theult
nave iull supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Rontur,
ha'F itice b' cents fcrsale hy an druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

The simplest is one Of the neatest, is described
fly Mr. NJ Childs, Of Hancock Co., H. "As
soon as the plants are large enough, Transplant
to rich, light soil one in hill and at least five
feet apart each way. At least once a week,
scoop the earth away from around the plant and
pour on quart or more Of soap suds. When
The plant commences to branch cut Off the out
sr branches this will have tendency 10 in.
crease the size Of the stock and cause il ~ grow
bushy. After the plants are 10 or * inche'
high they should be provided with frames.
make nine by splitting standards from pine
boards, IL feet long, and sharpen their lower
ends. 10 these standards are nailed slats made
by saving feet laths into three pieces. The
frames are made Is inches square, mailing the
lower slats at Is inches from the bottom OF the
standards, the upper ones at the top, with others
midway between the two. Frames made in
this way have been in use five years, and With
little repairing will last some years longer.
When the branches extend beyond the Stats and
over the top OF the frame, clip them, leaving one
leaf above the fruit stems and contlnus to do
this throughout the season. The plant trained
thus and showing its ripe and ripening fruit,
orns most beautiful object, and one tomato
grown in this way is worth dozen as usually
cultivated, Last year had Il plants, from
which gathered an abundance OF fruit for table
use and canning for family of five persons,
besides distributing from five to six bushels
among my friends No one need to be afraid Of
using the knife freely, as there IS no danger that
the plant will no! fruit abundantly 10 my e1-
porlence the difficulty has been to keep it from
frultng too much.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

Ops WlSg TaaDG A gen,lemln from B,r.
doaoA 'lyes an interesting pee of information.
some United States army contractors have made
contracts ior B)tJeau1hwiue 'which, independent
Of sae wood, freight duties, 81, is 10 euss liule
his than two SOUS bottle. Of course, there 10
no particle Vi wine used Ia ~ composition.
which . bect-roo. brandy. water, collotinr mat.
tor ant same astrlngent. This nuurshiug aud
heal'hlui compound lie PROBABLY to b used 10
hos ital ores and served out 10 conyalssesnt
soldhrs, or to be sod by suffers to them at the
rate Of two dollsTs bottle |, wouli be a
righteous &C, for The government Il seizs the
whole OF this tItcrable stuff and vigorously
make tie contractors drink all OF il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

CARE or SToyEs AND PIPgs.-W hen stove, are
no logger needed they are quite frequently set
aside IN anoutbulldng or other outoi-the.way
pace, with no further thought until again want
oil for use. II neglected, the res. OF the summer
say nJure them more than the whole winter :
wear, particularly the parts made Of sheet iron.
They should be keptas res from damp as pos
slble, and occasionally cleaned il rustls obeery-
cd. Our plan has been to apply coating OF
llnSeed OIL to the pipes before patung them away
ltshould be done while the pipes are warm but
should bedoue thoroughly It's not particular
thu, It shout b. linseed oi-this being men
toned as the chc4pe't-almost any grease will
answer Telegraph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
feQnl Notices.
.JOhn N. RroMn,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WAsHFGToS Dis1ncT, Sc. al Montpelier, on the 9Th
day Of May, A. D. 1865.
UoBtRT HARGIN, Administrator OF the estate 81 John
IL ~ Brown hte Montpelier In said district deceased,
makes application to said Court fot license to sell the
VII ne real estate Of SAID decreased except the tights
II homestead and d0wet therein but m ludng The RIVER
on of so dow r representing TINT said sale necessary
Tor the payment Of the debts 4 said decra.ed:
WherenpOn IL ordered by said curt that said sTpli
cation be referred to the % day Of June, A. D. 1868, at
the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing and decision
thereon and II further ordered that all persons liner
esird be notified hereof by publication If notice Of this
application and order thereon three ek,mccessiysb
the Green Mountain Freeman printed al Montpelier
pefofe said time oil hearing that they may appeal a,
said time and place and ifhey cause object thereto
BY the Court,
Fsew9 Auest-N. A. CHASE, Reg. ster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
STATE OF VERMONT.
a MI ALTON

w HEREAs, the Vermont Bank, banking corporation
duly incorporated by the legislature Of the state Of
Vermont located and doing business AZ Montpelier In th6
County Of Washington, have made app LEGATION to me re-
queatng me 10 issue proclamation Designating some day
Tor the termination Of the existence OF said corporation.
whereas it has been made to appear to that two
thirds Of the legs voter OF the Of said oorpO
ration we're gwen In favor Of sad application. Now,
therefore, John Gregory Smith Governor Of the State Of
Vermont In conformity III said application and the
provisions Of sections ghty six and eighty Of chap
er eighty nine Of the General Statutes Of Vermont de
hereby issue proclGms ton and declare that the
fifteenth day Of September A. D. 1851, the said corpora
lion of he Vermont Bank shall to exist as fully and
with the same effect as II Its charter expired by III. limit
on herein on this tn creditors Of ssid Vermont Bank
and all others cerned will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereunto signed my
name and cause the seal Of the state 10 be here
unto alfred, at 81. AlbAnst III hptdsy Of March,
h. :. In the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sky Ave, and Of tho independence Of
tho United states the eighty ninth.
j. GREGORY SMITH
By the Governor,
sAauEL wILLlAHs, sec'y Of Civil Military Affairs
yNnmaFl5sfptl5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Manhood how Lost, how Restored

.e,puoW.el ues edition VI DR., CuivrrNyeII's
celebrated Essay on the radical e,re IviheWt osd
elnel oi ~ rmaliorihmN, o. seminal Weakness nyal
a,nnfy semins io''es lmp9tsnc,, Mental aud fhysoal
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

PUTTING UP WooL-Thsre is considerable
complaint made farmers that are neat and hon
est, that manufacturers Of wool do not properly
discriminate, IN buying, between that which is
well and that which - badly done up. cores
pendent Of the Ohio FWm,r says that an old WOO
carder who saw bis sheep washed and his wool
pu. up, said it was worth Is to 20 cents per pound
over much that was sold. In his own words:
MY practice was to wash as clean as | could
in running water, let the sheep run in clean
pasture five to seven days. .hearng about the 2j,h
OF May, taking pains to do the leeces up Mica,
tying with small white twine, cutting off all dung
and washing the tags before placing them in the
fleece Permit me to say | felt proud when my
wool was carried 10 market Now what encour-
agement had for all this' Why, by great effort
on my part, and-you must not tell--on the part
Of the buyer, got from one to three cents per
pound above the market price Of WOOL majority
of which, il ever hall washed, had run in fields oil
black siumps as many week, as mine had days ia
a clean pasture"