The Daily Journal from Montpelier, Vermont • 2

Twin tl, TfBAt. nf the rebels after one U. S. 7-30 LOANT By authority of the Secretary of the Treasur. ih.

tEHlaton'a Sailj Journal nf flu; loaf tTr'Hav. before Kinston, KEPOftT OF PAROLED PW.80.NER9. (Continued, Vermont Troops at First Division Ilotpital, Annapolis, recently paroled. Delivered at Aiken' Landing, Mar 10. Corp John Dulins 8 V.

St Album Oct 19 Cedar Creek privs MONTPELIEH, dersignedhas assumed the General Subscription Agen a singular incident occurred. Awhiteflfg was displayed by some of their troops, and our men, readily guessing the meaning of signal, called out to the rebels to come TUESDAY. MARCH 21, 1865. for the sale or United estates Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent. Interest, per annum known as the Geo Parker 12 8 Infantry Burlington, Aur 19 on EVENING KlilTlON.

The invitation met witn a speeuy nnn.A nna linndtflll ATld fOTtV Of tl Weldon rail road Wm rarker, ii imantry Burlinuton, Aug 19 on Weldon railroad Frank Barlow 17 Lincoln, Sept 30 at Petersbura, James Guthrie, 1 TI 8 8 8 F. Rveeate. May 5 at Wilderness, delivered disgusted chivalry came into our lines and SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes -are issued under date of August lfith surrendered themselves as deserters. Wilmington corp Wyman Mason 11 from MKTKOItOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

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do 19. 42 29 (50 29.2S 1861, and are payable three years from that time, in Mmeapoiia way a at vruueruess, ueuvercu ai Wilmington C. Deliviredat UMsboro, X. C. Feb 27 Corp Wm Lanahorn cay A.

Colchester, July 2 at Stony Creek rency, or are convertible at the option of the ho'derhjt do 20. 40' 29.45 29.23 In Greensboro, Feb. 28, by Rev. A. W.

Wild, Mr. rilliarn A. Bickford of Sutton, C. and MlssCarolin William priv Lewis Merrill 11 St Johnsbury, June 23 at Petersburg tergt Joseph Adaon 4 I June 23 at Petersburg com Edwin Shumwav 4 I. Londonderry, at Petersburg Wind louth.

29.00 kdo21, 62 29.20 U. fi-20 SIX PER CENT. GOLD-BEARING BONDS. These bonds are now worth a premium of nlne pft C. Baker of June 23 Cook 1 cav Westminster, March 1 at Ashland Va.

pnv Ueo Snyucr battery; ueo vv Porter 10 Cabot, July 9 at Manassaa, delivered at Dcattis. cent, including gold interest from which the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates, i eluding interest, about ten per cent, per annum, beside, lilchraond. Corp Jno Dulinir, co 8th Vt reports that priv Thos Hincliy co died at (Salisbury corporal Nathan In Berlin, March 17th, Hattie Belle, daughter of D. Webster and Harriet H. Hancock, aged 7 months.

In Ali.n nnth 8th of consumotion, Lucy its exemption from State and municipal taxation, lehich MoClary. wife of Orson R. McClary, aged 40. In Holland. Feb.

liith. Mrs. Polly Kumery, wifs of adds from one to three per cent, more, according to th Aaron Rumery, in the 70th year of her age. Jay co wagoner Maxbam co E. both died jn February at Salisbury sergt Wright Nov last, sergt Staples and priv Rowley in February last enlisted with the rebels.

Priv Wm Parker II 12th Inf reports that private Jesse Robar G. was lefc at prison. Priv Frank Barlow 17 reports 39 of his regiment were captured with him. rate levied on other property. The Interest Is payable semi-annually by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker.

At Frederick Ulty, Waryiano, niarcn iu, yu.iic.. Slack, a member of Co. 8th Reg't Vt. ols. from Barre, aged 34 years.

Sergt Jos Adaon and corp Shumway both of I.itilk Conqtjeeoes, or the Children! Com-fort-Bags. By Caroline E. Kelley. Vidian and his Fbiknds or One Hundred Years ago. By the Author of The Story of a Pocket Boston: published by Henry Hoyt.

The first named is a pretty story for young boys and girls, and well-timed, since the time for comfort-bags" has not gone yet. The second is a larger and very elegant volume, and the matter of it it very interesting. It is the story of a family in England, in which Milton, Bunyan, and other excellent men were visitors) and the period embraces that ol the Plague and the Great Fire in These are good books for the family or the Sabbath School. For sale by Ballou, Love-land Co. JOOK co 4 in.

vt report tbat priv Marion Howard co I aiea at Millen Ga priv Stephen Nelson co I and priy Thompson co I both died at Andersonville. Uo into The interest amounts to One cent per daj on a 50 note. Two ceats 100 Ten $500 20 $1000 $1 $r000 Notes of all denominations named will be proraptlr NICHOLS FRENCH'S Priy Geo Porter I 10th reports tha'. priv Leander Davis co died aboard cars at Danville and priv Brooks 10th regt died at Danville. At Second Division Hospital, Annapolit, Md.

Privs Geo Sherman 11 June 23 at Petersburg, recaptured Feb 22 Henry Howard 17 West Randolph, Sept 30 on Weldon railroad, delivered at Richmond Frb 24 ,65 corp Hepworth 11 II, Btockhridee, June 28 at Petersburg, delivered at Florence Feb26; private furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. This is THE ONLY LOAN IN THE MARKET and examine those New Styles HATS AND CAPS. such as now offered by the Government, and it is confidently pected that its superior adrantac.es will make it the SHERIDAN, Great Popular Loan of the People. Leas than $200,000,009 remain unsolJ, which will pro bably de disposed of within the next 60 or 90 days, whtu the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as dm uniformly been the case on closing th subscriptions to tsaraon nienjruson it ju, jencno, eepi ou on tveiaon railroad, delivered at Wilmington Feb 27 Zeb. Mitchell 8 Burlington, Oct 19 at Cedar Creek, delivered at Wilmington corp Stephen C.Albre 8 Wolco Oot 19 at Cedar Creek, delivered at Wilmington Feb 27 corp McClintock 17 at Winchester, now at Second Division hospital reports that priv Edwin Carter co died Oct 15 at Richmond Va.

Corp Cook cav reports that privs Julius Cunningham, John Bostwick, Henry Spaulding all of co and 1 Drew, recruit, co all died at Anderson-lills 11 of his company were captured with him. List of Vermont troops at College Green Barracks near Annapolis March 13 '65, recen'ly paroled, to be sent to Camp Parole, and mil be furloughed for thirty days, re GUN IJO AT and WINE COLORED HATS, other Loans. In order that citixens of every town and section of the country.may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, ceiving two months' pay an4 commutation of and VKLVET, WINSLOW The remains of Freeman Mason, 17th Vt. regiment, reached Montpelier this (Tuesday) morning. His death resulted through the carelessness of one of his comrades in the discharge of a gun, supposed to be unloaded.

YsT We are pleased with the opportunity of saying that the people of Montpelier and vicinity are to hare the opportunity of seeing a very pretty exhibition, and indulging in the luxury of a good deed at the same time. On Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock, several of the young misBes will exhibit a series oi Tableaux, at Village Hall all very, vebt beautiful, the pretty little girls assure us, and we fully believe them. An admission fee of twenty-five cents is asked, and the money thus raised is to be given for the relief of the Freedmen. Now let the papas, and the mamas, and the brothers, and the sisters, and all the friends of these little girls help them heartily in their pleasant work of charity so will all have lighter hearts withon 'nateri- Scotch and Cloth Caps. Also, Mens and Boys' CLOTHING.

Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoos, llubbcrs, and in fact an entire outfit for Man or boy, National Banks, and Private Bankers throughout ht country have generally agreed to receive subscription! at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to bt responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, ScB-icatpTiox Aoint, Philadelphia. Subscriptions will be received by First National Bank of Montpelier. AT THE ROOM OF THE VERMONT BANK FISK HATCH, BANKERS, ud dealers in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

38 Wall Street, New York, can be found at rations, de. Delivered at Aiken's Landing May 9 'Priy Alex Allen 17 Bnttleboro, sergt A Brackett 17 Antrim priv Carter Houston 17 Royalton, all captured Sept 30 at McKay. Delivered at A. E. Bridge, X.

I Priv Wm Wilkins 7 CUreudon, at Point Washington Fla corp Seymour Coles 8 Johnson, Napoleon Potwin 8 priv Mathias Nero 6 from Vergennes, priv A Turner 10 corp Jno Dawson 8 Island Pond, all captured Oct 19 at Cedar Creek. Delivered Fth. 27 at Bridge Corp Luther Evans 4 Whiiingl am, privates Oti Pike 4 Somerset, Cummii gs 41, Adam II Kna.p 4 Frank Glazier 4 Norihheld. Michael Tiernay 4 Stock-bridge, A slier Bur bank 4 Andrew Boudrey 11 Rutland, Nelson Provo 11 Fairfax, James ML Babcock 11 11, Hartford, all capture! June 23 at Petersburg Hollir.s2 Woodbury, May 10 at r'pottsylvauia Court iloute Wm ulton 10 K. June 1 at Coal Harbor Sejmour Kneeland cav C.

Waitsfield, Deo 19 at Woodstock Va Orange 8 Hammond cav Troy Vt, Oe 17 at Mt Jackson. Delivered at Wilmington, X. Sergt Paul Thomp. son 1st 8 88, Fenisbura priv Oliver VanderbofT2 K. Addison, both captured May 5 at Wilderness; Daniel Prince 8 Johnson, bept4 at Charleston Va Frank lively 17 Sept 30 at Ptershurg John Kelley 17 Burlington, Geo Taylor 17 D.

Middlebury, JasCusickl7 Burlington, Michael Graham 17 Benj Herran 17 Montgomery, all captured Sept 33 at Petersburg corp Wm Cutler 7 June 2 at Bermuda Hundreds. No. 12 State Street, Montpelier, Vt, XJ. S- 7-30 BONDS ally lightening their purses. It is a kind of giving that does not impoverish.

for Bale at the VERMONT HANK. 850,000 Mr. Henry Steinway of New York, one of of various denominations on hand for ira mediate delivery. Drafts or Checks on New York and Boston, Feb. 27 delivered at Wilmington priv Geo A Hord 5 corp Henry Wheeler 8 from North Hero, sergt Hebron Ellsworth 8 Johnson Vt, all captured Oct 19 at Cedar Creek priv John Carroll oav une 1 at Ashland, from Vernon Vt Wm Malcom cav June 21 at Petersburg sergt Kdwin Barnard 7 Pittsford, Feb 9 at Point Washington i-is priv Merritt Whits 3 Lawrence Ya, 30 st Petersburg.

Sergt Paul Thompson co 1st 8 8 reports that l' -t i en a the popular firm of Steinway Sons, piano forte manufacturers, recently died of consumption. He was highly esteemed as a gentleman, and very skilful in piano forte building. Madame Virginia Whiting Lovina, the prima donna of America, died suddenly in Cuba, a short time since. She was fia affectionate mother, and most accomplished lady, speaking some five or six different languages perfectly. Upon the stage, she had no-superior of American birth.

Exx and Eab. Public attention is called and all current mouty received lat par. Large sums arriving weekly. J. A.

PAC1K, Caihur. Montpelier, March 4th, 18C5. if U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENTS, rOB THB Bill OF THB POPULAR 7-30 LOAN.

Under the recent arrangement of the- Treasury Depart ment with Mr. JAY COOKE, General Subscription Agent. Checks and Drafts on New York, Legal Tender Notes and National Bank Notes may be remitted In payment. We also receive all Legal Tender Fit Per Cent. Notes, and allow th thxrued intereet to Ue of tubtcription The 7-30 Notes will be forwarded by express, free oi EW HOTEL UNION HOUSE, Corner of Main ft Union v.

cub uu uicu riurcuue oepi. Priv Carter Houston co 17th reports that priv John Morrill 8 died at Greensboro Feb 22 aboard tht cars. To le Continued.) WASHINGTON COUNTY COUKT. MARCH TKBM, 1865. Hon.

Asahil Peck, Chief Judge. Hon. S. R.Hollistcr, Hon. H.

C.Dwight:A88tJud8e('- to Dr. W. K. Oakes' advertisement in anoth charge, to all points reached by the express companies. er column.

It will be seen that he has per manemly located at Montpelier, and all afflict ed with diseases of this nature are sure of MONTPELIER, VERMONT. This Is a new built House, and has been furnished ntw througout. Good Feed, Kind Trtamcnt anil Square Trices, (s my motto. Psopls desiring entertainment are cordially invited to Call and Try me. N.

Lcafers and Houghs do not occupy my best Knom and seats. Particular will be paid to keep such at a distance. Nothing but the genuine class of trad' Is solioited. J. 8.

LEK, Proprietor. Montpelier. Match 8h, IMS. daw Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or through year nearest bank or banker. Persona visiting the city will find a full assortment of the notes on hand at our office foi immediate delivery.

Orders by mail should be accompanied with the address Cyrcn Joshm For dice Bushnell, O. Wilder, et als. Redfield Gleason and Clongh lor Dillingham at Durant for Defis. in full to which tht notes are to bt forwarded. This is an action of assault and battery and trespass on the freehold, receiving skilful treatment at the hands of an accomplished and honorable practitioner.

Oive hlra a call. Thb Sivzkitiks of Wab. While Wade Hampton is complaining to Sherman of the orders given to make the inhabitants of the Carolinas responsible in person and properly for the murder of. foragers, and while the rebel Congress are thanking Hampton for his rhetoric, somebody's untimely recollection and wounding the plaintiff with fists, guns, OR SALE. Wt also keep on band, and buy and tell at msrket ratea, all kinds of United States Securities.

Accounts of Banks, Uankera, and individuals received sticks, Vc. A nearly hew The plaintiff claims that on the 2Cth day 01 Bent, is 02, the defendants who were re on favorable terms. END BPRINO BLACK BUUGY, Manufactured In Montpelier. Bald buggy It light, thoroughly mads and very pretty. SMITH 8TANDISII.

Montpelier, March 15, 1836. cruits for the service of the United States, came to his house in Waitsfield, and demand has brought out the following passage from a FISK HATCH, AS HERS, 38 Wall Street, New York. ed of him that he should make a speech or cheer the flag, and that upon his refusing to do so under the circumstances, and in the speech made in February, 1861, by Jefferson Davis at Stevenson, Alabama LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post Oflios at Montpelier, Btat of Vermont, tht 10th day of March, 18U3. Bowen, Mrs Jos'yn, William manner requested by them, they made an as sault upon him, and with force rode him up Your border states will gladly come into the Southern confederacy within sixty days, as we will be your only friends. England Baldwin.

David Brownell. (i will recognize us, and a glorious future is be fore us. The grass will grow in the North Barrett, Williim Mrs Cameron, Atdrew Clifford, Anfteline Mist Cameron. Helen Hn ern cities were the pavements have been worn Jones, David Mrs Mfedlttm, 1) Maxwell, Thomas Nye, Willie Rice, William Richardson, William King, 8 Stone, Taplin, Sarah Welch, Henry Woodbury, Cnarles Chadwick, Constantine by the tread of commerce. We will carry ininord, war where it Is easy to advance, where food Fellows, Daniel Fowl.

Charlei 1. for tht tword ana torch await th armies tn the Hulett, Lyman densely populated cxhti. iiuooara. The moral of this is that the boot is now To obtain any of tht lettert, tht applioant must call for advertised latum, visa iv, u. on the other leg.

i ii i one oent for advertising. (J s. no BINS SON, BAN 64 William Street, Corner Vint, NEW YORK, dealers In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES of all dncriptionM, New 7 39 LOAN for Immediate delivery in turns to suit, In denominations of 5), 9 100, $610, 3,009, bearing date Aiir. 15, 1804. Hanks and Bankers supplied at usual discount.

V. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness Bought and Hold. Blocks purchased and told at Board of Brokers. Umlness paper discounted at usual.

WANTED A girl to do house work jtt a small family. Nont but an Kiostt" Cook will answer. Apply at thlt office, mailMiw on a rail and tore his clothes and very badly bruised and injured him, and demands in damages five thousand dollars. For the defence it is claimed that the plaintiff was a person of doubtful loyalty and had, at various times, discouraged enlistments, and had made some disgraceful remarks about the union soldiers, referring particularly to the defendants, and had said among other things that he would not cheer for the union flag. That they went as union soldiers and as a company to have him set himself right in regard thereto, and said to him that if he would cheer the flag even they would 'be satisfied, but that he refused to make any acknowledgments and on request to cheer the nag the plaintiff stated that he "hadn't cheered the flag since Harrison's time and shouldn't do it," and that they merely treated him to a gentle ride on a rail doing him no bodily injury.

On.uial. The drunken displays made by three dem ocratic Senators in the lsst Senate, wera fre qoent and notorious but the democratic journals, which are so horror-stricken over ir not ca lea ror within one month, they will be tent to tbt Dead Letter lion. NOTICE. la consequence of tht dangerous Illness of mi wife mynesttlslt to Montpelier will bt postponed until Apr'1' Yoars very respectfully, H. A.

OARS, M. D. Albany, March 10th, lHGj. matM: dawtf Mr. Johnson's Incoherence," had never a word of rebuke for them oh, no.

It is stated, and we trust truly, that Mr. Jobnion has pledged himself to total abst.n nee for four years to eorae. Fret Frest. LL VALUABLE FaVJlY MEDICI- L. HiiS can befrmn.1 .1 The St.

Albsns Bank is about organizing ttauonai cant, wun a large capital. WOOD, BIXBt ft 11 State Street..