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EXECUTED /!

CHARLESTON, Va, Dec. 10.
srShields Green and John Copeland have
Just paid the penalty of their lives. The
crowd in the town is very great, and the exc
cution was witnessed by 5000 people. AT
9 o'clock the field was occupied by the
troops, and at seven minutes to ii the pro-
cession made its appearance. 1t arrived as
the scaffold at IL 05. The prisonert
were accompanied by the Sheriff and Jail
or. They mounted the scafold with
firm step, and after the caps had been placed
over their heads by the sheriff and appropri
ate prayers made by the Rev. Mr.. North of
Presbyterian church, they were launched
into eternity. Before the rope was cut,
Green was heard to offer up fervent prayer
but Copeland was not heard to pray. Green 5
neck was broken and he died without a
struggle. Copeland writhed in violent con-
tortions for several moments. They tell at
II minutes after eleven. Three ministers
stood upon the scaff0ld, Messrs. Waugh,
North and Lerk, to whom the prisoners
babe farewell and said they hoped to meet IN
heaven. The bodies will be placed in. Jail
for interment tomorrow.
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BIZ the American Telegraph Line.

Troy, y. Y, Dec. Is.
Mrs Edmund Schriver, wife of the Presi-
dent OF the Rensselaer, & Saratoga R. R., was
killed thi. morning in 81 street, while at
tempting to jump from sleigh, the horses
having taken freight. The sad event causes
most profound sensation in this CITY.
New YORK, Dec. l6.
An assembly of over 1000 persons met last
evening in the Cooper Institute to tender
their sympathies to the families of John
Brown and his associates. Speeches were
made by Rev. Dr. Cheever, Wendell Phil
lips, Rev. Hiram Mattison and Rev. j. R.
Sloan. all of which were highly eulogistic
Of John Brown and his unsuccessful insur-
rection The proceeding were very stormy
and at one time riot seemed inevitable.
Such was the confusion that DR.. Cheever
was obliged to cease speaking before he had
half finished his speech. Eventually, how
ever, a force of IS policemen under Capt.
Pillsbury and Deputy Supt. Carpenter, and
the eloquence of Mr.. Phillips succeeded in
restoring a tolerable degree of order. The
proceedings then went on quietly and soon
after half past ten o'clock the meeting ad-
iourned
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ID | G d


On Thursday Dec. IS, at his residence in Bur-
lington, Capt SiIas Hinckley, aged AS years.
In this place on the 18th inst, Emily Goodwin,
only daughter of Henry and Lucinda Smith, aged
2 years and months.
In Charlotte, on Thursday Dec 18th Mrs. Mir
Ram, Widow of Dea Cad Root aged 50 years.
In West Milton, Vt, Dec 18th, 1889, ut the
residence Of his son, E S Morton, Mr.. Martin
Morton, aged 10 years and months.
Conn. printers, please copy.
90 years.
In Richmond, Nov 18th, Mr.. Noah Preston,
aged 60.
In Huntington, Nov, 18th, Mr.. Gideon Taft,
aged IS.
In SALISBURY, Nov. 6th Mr Asa Elwell, aged
In Waltsield, Nov 22d, Mr. Matthias Jones,
aged ~. Also. Nov 9Th Mrs. Almira " Mat
thews, aged 50.
In Northdeld Nov. 23d. Mr.. Arson D. Brown.
aged 20.
In Burke, Nov. Goth. Miss Ellen G. WI tson, aged
Il. Also. Nov. 27tb, Mr. illiam Ide, aged 70.
In Baltimore, Nov. iGtn. Nr. Henry il. Sprague,
aged n.
in Craitsbury. Nov. 22d, Mir. Washington Mar
tia, aged So.
In Upper aterford, Nov Z5a, ROBERT laEgatd'
| ESQ, aged 81.
In BTidgewator, Nov. 24th, Mrs. Lydia Walker,
! aged 81.
In Reading Nov. oath, SIrs. Prudence Emerson,
| 81. Also Nov 26th, Dea william Hawkins,
aged Sc.
In Coventry, Nov 18th, Henry H. Frost, Esq,
aged "a
aged 80.
In Barnet. Nov. 2s,h, Mr.. Botscy Mason, aged
| IS years
In Bennington, Nov. 18th, Widow Martha Burt
IN North Fairfax, Dee I'D Mrs. Eliza A. tory,
aged AZ
q. bare, Dec Sd. Ellen II. FISHER, asad %.
Ia Hii -ie,o,o, Dc. 18th, llrs -aiy Hougnton,
aged Il.
In CatsEiii, y g.. Dec 5tn. 5irs. Maria Ao,el.
wife of Hiram Atkins, o-itor OF the beiiows Fails
Argus. aged 80.
In Poultney, Dec. 9Ja, Mr.. Charles h4rris, ased
% years Also. Dec. 18th, Mrs. Jane Fifeld, aged
IS years.
In MiddIesez. Dec. 10th, Eoenezer scribner,
! aged IS.
! In Barnard, Dec. 18th. Mr.. Asa Chamberlain
aged 10.
In Dummerston, Dec. 18th, Miss sarah r Du
ton, aged o.
In Pomfret, Dec. 18Th, Mrs. Rhoda -now, aged
4 years.
In Washington. Dec. l4th, Mr.. Benjamin Thur
Der, aged Sc.
In St. Johnsbury, Dec. 18th, Dea- Samuel
Bracket, aged 81,
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EXECUTION OF COOK AND COP.

At a quarts of twelve notice was given 10
Cook and Cop,ie that one hour more was al
lowed them. Religious exercises were held
in their cells. Since the failure of their at
Tempt to escaps. their assumed composure and
apparent resination had given way When
called upon b the sheriff they stood quiet
ly whilst thenarms were pinioned. and after
bidding farewll to the guards of the Jail
were helped ITO the wagon. They assembled
the scaffold viii a determined frmness that
was scarcely Surpassed by Capt. Brown. 4
brief prayer ws offered, the rope adjusted,
and both were aunchei into eternity, in 7
minutes after t'ey assembled the gallows. All
that was said alter the rope was adjusted was
that Cook exclaimed, Be quick as possible,
which was repeated by Connie.
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Views of the Week
Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
The Congressional delegation from New
Jersey andPennsvlvania have signed recon-
mendation TO the National Republican Com
mittee. which will meet in New York on
Wednesday next, to determine the time and
Mace for holding the National Convention,
nrcirc that the call for that object shall spe-
cifcallv embrace the Opposition and Peoples
Plrtv Of those States, and all others opposed
70 the present D smocratic Administration.
The Message is now undergoing a revising
in Consequence of Gen. SCOTS report, con-
corning the settlement Of the San Juan affair,
u which the President had before only made
a brief reference as being adjusted. As the
whole printed edition must be destroyed,
several DAYS will be required before the Mes
SAGE can be sent t. Congress.
II rsE.-Mr Vallandingham renewed the
d'scu--inn on Helpers book, denouncing the
men who indorsed its principles. and quot
inta ,ainSt them the remarks uttere the
other day by Mr.. Millson of Va. that they
were not fit to live.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The list Of the Democratic portion Of the
Committees was handed to Mr.. Foot Saturday
evening The Republicans will confer upon
them to-day.
The present disposition is TO return the list
and let the majority fill up to suit themselves
The Democratic Managers were in caucus
this morning on the subject Of Public Printer.
but adjourned without making nomination.
there being conflicting vi VS..
HoUsE Mr.. GIlmer caused to be read a
newspaper article commenting on an extract
from the Boston Tract Journal. associating
his name Extensively with Helper Book
H. said the article was infamous, malicious,
and falseho0d from beginning to end.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
Lieut.. r. c. Duval was yesterday dismiss
ed from the Navy by Court Martial, and the
sentence has been approved by the President.
Lent Duvll is native Of North Carolina.
y intelligence IS received Of the Treaty
witt Mexico which was expected by the Ten
nessec. Marty all hope is now abandoned.
Francis J. Greene will b. nom mated Con-
sui to Hlrre. rice Mr.. Veazie, whose re-
moval is positively determined upon.
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Sp CIAL N0TIC e.
HOLLOwAY's PILLS HAVE AGAIN

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS HAVE AGAIN
triumphed over every ther Medicine Interest
ing Case Emily Walton, aged IL, Of Walnus
Street, Cincinnati, suffered much and often from
sick headaches, lettering of the limbs, numbness
Of the whole body, and other symptoms which
very much alarmed her fond parents, the actual
name and nature of the complaint puzzled every
one it bore such variety Of aspects, and conse-
quently there were a variety Of opinion Oh the
subject. Three months ago the mother boldly
went to work with Holoways Pills, which very
quickly performed their part, for in six weeks the
young lady were in possession of the most robust
health; after every advice and medicine had fail
ladies entering into womanhood.
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Q a = P e + Q ON
IS replete with every thing that IL desired in
EVGLISW BRUSSELS. ENGLISH TAPESTRY,
THREE PLY, INGRAM. EXTRA FINE,
DUTCH VEVETItN, HEMP and COTTON
CARPErGNGS. stair Clrpetiogs Rings, Mats,
Crumb-cloths. Coir Mating Oil Cloths, &C., &c
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PHILADELPHIA.


Advices from Liberia, Afria, to the latter
part OF Sept. report a new AID most extraor
binary phase of the slave trade The Rebec-
ca, Baltimore clipper, commanded by Capt.
Carter, arrived here in July last, with 10
colored emigrants from New Orleans, liberia
ted from the McDonough estate. She was
under orders from the Colonization Society :;
but having landed the free bla,ks,sh moved
off to the southwest coast. and took in full
cargo of slaves, which freight she is now
bringing home.
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The Republican -enatorial Caucus yester-
dav assigned Mr.. Sumner TO the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
At the adjourned meeting of Americans
held last night, a committee of 10 was ap-
pointed to confer with the National Ameri-
can and National Wing committees on the
best course to be pursued in the coming Pres
idential contest The following gentlemen
compose the committee:
j. J. Crittenden of Ky. Geo. Briggs of
Ny. J. NJ Harris of Nd, c. NJ. Conrade
Of La. G. R. Rockwell of Ct, j. Clemens
Of Tenn. j. A Gilmer of n C., E. R. Je-
welt Of \. Y, John A. Hill of Ga, E. Eth
eridge Of Tenn.
The War Department received n letter
yesterday from Capt. ricketts,. dated Browns
vile, Dec lst, which contradicts the reports
with regard to the troubles there. There
are no signs OF any meditated attack upon
Brownsville, and the Capt. thinks that the
whole affair has been much exaggerated.
He attributes the origin of the difficulty to a
falling out between parties concerning pri-
yate affairs.
HoUsE-Mr. Davidson of La, renewed the
debate on the slavery question. The Anne
rican and Wing members Of the Caucus to-
dav, agreed to vote for Boteler for Speaker
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rEoRcEG CATLIN,S ESTATE

EETHE SU9sCRI BER IRIS. , having pc ,t been Zap np-
for the District of Chttenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
nands of all persons, against the estate Of George
G. Catin, late Of Colchester, in said District de-
ceased represente insolvent and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowed bv said Court for that purpose do there
fore hereby rive notice that will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the store Of de-
ceased in Colchester, in said District the first
Wednesday Of January next, and at the store Of
Geo. P Woods, in Colchester, the last Wednesday
of May next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of
said days
Dated his 81 day of December, A. D. 1859.
A. J. MURPHY,
GEO. P. WOODS, Commissioners.
F. VI. VANsICKLIN,
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WistGr's Balsao, Of Wild Cherry recon-
nended bv Physicians.

AUBURN, Sept. 6. 1859.
6 W. Fowe & Co.,-Sirs II most cheerfuIv
add nv testimony in favor Of the Balsam. We
have used it cur family, in Pulmonary affections
Cough and Colds, and esteem it a most valuable
remedy, ard have recommended 1t in various com
nlaints o. this nature with invariably happy re-
suits w X Lf NCH, NJ. y.
Mansfield. Tioga Co., Pa, Aug. 1853.
Gentlemen Having used in nv practice the
last four years, Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry
with great success. I most cheerfully recommend
It 10 those afflicted with obstinate coughs. colds,
Asthma, &c. II. d. MARTIN, u. d.
A case Of hoenty-years standing.
johnson, Vt, Feb 90. 1859
S W Fowle 4 Co. BOSTON, feel it nv duty
n make known 10 the worl the efficacy Of your
Wistars RaIsam OF viii Cherry. For twenty
wears was soreIy afiictri with the Phthisic, and
previously to using the Balsa m was pronounced
bv the phvsicsans incurable. Two or three bottles
Afforded me good deal Of reiie', and rs many
more completely restored me. and for two years
mast 7 have not have not had the least return Of
that painful complaint
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
Preparel bv s W. Fow & Co., Boston, and for
sale bv Druggists generally. w23w2
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I Special Cor. Boston Journal. !

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
About so gentlemen, including the Amer
lean members Of Congress, met last evening
for an interchange Of opinions, Senator Crit
tenden presiding. A Committee of seven was
appointed 10 confer with the Wing and Amer
lean Central Committee as to the practicable
ity of organizing party upon the Platform
of the Union. the Constitution, and the Exc
cution of the Laws Several old-fashioned
Wing speeches were made.
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CONTINUED SUCCESS OF TIE
Cosmopolitan Art Assoc alton.

FNBON all sections Of tho country subscribers 10
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sixth year.) are being received in @ ratio unparaI-
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The superb Engraving, which every subscriber
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DISUNIoN IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Mr.. Hawley. member from Charlestown
introduced the following into the House Of
Representatives on the 18th inst.
Whereas fraternal relations are dissolved be-
tween the North and South, the Slavehold-
ing States demand that the dissolution of
the Union be consummated, and as the
state of affairs Will probably render a re-
sort to arms necessary, therefore
Rssolosd, That the sum Of 5000 600 be
placed at the disposal Of the Governor, to be
used at bis discretion, according to the expe-
diency Of the times.
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FOkEIGN NEWS.

Steamer Amrica from Liverpool Dec. f.,
arrived at Hallx on Friday
The approaching Congress of great powers
at Paris, together with the probable Pleni-
potentiaries to represent those powers at
tractod the chic attention of the Press and
Public. The london Times is strongly urg-
inr the claims { Lord Palmerston as repre-
sentative of Enland
first sittig of Congress will take place
on Jan 5tb
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Iorr. U4vDov,S ESTATE.

\
STATE OF VERMONT, }
- District Of Cbt,,u9eu IS. To all nersors con-
cer7e1 in the Fstate Of Joel Havdou, late Of
Wastfor5. in said District. deceased. Greeting.
At Probate Court holden n burlington. within
and for the District Of Chit,enden. the 23d iav
IF November. 4. n 1889, m Instrument rurnort-
ing n be the last VIII and TFs-AwFyr, If loci
Havdon late Of Westford. in sad District
dece7sed. presented 70 the Court aforesaid
for Probate, bv tho Executor therein named
And II is ordered bv said Court. that the
18th dsv Of December, A. D. 1850. ~ the Pro-
bate Court Rooms. in said Darlington, be
assigned for rrovine saii Instrument and that
notice thereof no given to all persons concerned.
by nub'shiny this order three weeks succesevelv
in the burlington Free Press. newspaper printed
at said Burlington prnvious IN the time appointed.
Therefore, Won are hereby notified to apnear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said will if you have
cause.
Given under nv hand Mt Burlington, in said
District this Esd day Of Noven'h"r, A D 1889.
w23w3 W II. FRENCH Judge.
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A despatch fpm Washington states that
Mr.. Conway. Congressman elect from A\an.
sas had arrived here with the off nial cop Y ct
the Kansas (Wyandotte) Constitution and
will ask for the Immediate admission OF the
Territory into the Union.
A Police S'rgeant, named Abraham Br ow-
er, fell dead last night while ascending the
steps of the Academy Of Music
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A SOUTHERN STAMPEDE.

PHRADELPuIA, Dec 20
At a meeting of Southern medical students
to-day, 1T was resolved 70 secede in a body
from the schools in this eitv, and go to the
Southern Colleges there was a lar e
attendance. jefferson C,lege will lose 20t
and Pennsylvania UnIvenity 100 students
They will proceed in BODY to morrow night
in special train from theBaltimore Depot
PHILADELPHIA. 81
A morning paper states A despatch was
received last evening from several Senators
advising the students not to meddle in polit-
les but to stay where they are. 1t is also
reported that the parents If some of the
students telegraphed to Their sons not to
mix in the movement! 1t almost certain
however that 200 will leave o-night $50 to
stay at Richmond
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ISAAC BULKLEY,S ESTATE.

I'VE subscribers, having been appointed by the
I Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
LaneilIe, Commits -iouers, TO receive, examine and
..iiust all claims and demands of all persons
q-ainst the tate of Isaac Y. Buckley, late Of
Cambridge in said district, deceased represented
inso1vent AMI the term of six months from the Sd
dav Of December 1859, being allowed by said
court to the creditors Of said deceased To exhibit
an prove their respective claims before as: Give
notice that we will attend to the duties Of our ap-
Dointment at the dwelling-honse Of Susan W
Buckley, in Cambridge in said district on the last
THURSDAY Of February and May next at o'clock
in the afternoon on ea"h of 81 days.
HESRY STowELL, ! Commissioners
JUslUs WIRES, JUN -n''Si0i9''
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RADWAY & CO.
DR.. wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry,

The unequalIed success tat has attended the
application Of this Medicine in Coughs. Asthr y
Bron hal Affection, Diseases Of The throat and
Lun7s, I1ciD'ent Consumption, has induced many
physicians Of high standing to employ it in their
practice, many of whom advise Of the fact IN
der their own signature:
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NFw YORK l6.

NEW 1Uhh To.
The Washington Correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier has the following:
By a despatch received here to-day l learn
that the state of Louisiana will probably
instruct her representatives in Congress to
withdraw from that body in event of the
election of Shermen to the speakership of
the House.
The Governor of Louisiana will for this
purpose call an early meeting OF the Legis-
lature
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BALTIMORE DEC. 10.
A special despatch from Charlestown to
the American says that Cook and Ceppie
attempted to escape last evening. They had
cut through the wall of the Jail ard parti-
ally succeeded when they were fred on by
the sentinels They were afterward heavily
ironed
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HOMER Fl. BOARDMAN,s ESTATE.

VNhe subscribers, having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Grand
Isle, Comm ;ssoners to receive, examine and ad
lust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Homer H. Boardman, late Of Al
burgh, in said District, deceased, and all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto, do hereby
give notice that six months from the 18th day of
October A D, 1860, are allowed by said Court to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us; and that
we will attend to the duties Of our appointment at
the dwelling house of Henry II. Reynolds, in AL
burgh, in said District, on the first Saturdays of
February and April, A. D. 1860, from nine o.
clock in the forenoon till four o'clock in the after
noon on each of sail DAYS.
Dated at Alburgh, this 18th day of Nov. A. D.
1859.
s. .DAvIs, Commissioners
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VI a L k G is.
CAtiG:.o = GAIT. HARKET.
Wednesday, Dec. q, 1859.

Wednesday, Dec. q, 1859.
Al market 1854 Cattle, ayout 1909 Beeves and
2S4 Stores consisting Of 'orking Oxen, Cows,
o-e, two, and three years old. Market beef
E "a pr cwt. 81 OOa7 so; LIST qullity,s Sc rs;
second quality, SIS so; third quality 50 IS; or
ii ~, 90.
Working Oxen s75a $50 per pair; Cows
and calves 80 a AZ AZ GO; Two years old
ST. a %; Three years old S24a2s.
Sheep and Lambs, 500 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 so a ? 90; Extra and selections, 81 50
az OOa4 OOa7 90.
Hides, saGso. per lb.; Pelts, 81 25al SO eachi
Calf Skins 10 a lie. Talow, ait
REMARKS. The large number of Cattle Mt
this market, and about 700 Western at Brighton
has caused n decline Of 25a50 cts. per cwt., and
there will be a further decline the lower grades
Unless the drovers keep over but the prospects of
their realizing an advance next week will not
warrant Prices Of sheep about tho last
week, but the Indications, that there will be a
decline of IS cts. pc. head before market closes