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trent NTH p,n1dire medicine. place great Deepen,
Aeuce occtml cathartic in my daily contest with
disease, AMI believing do TINT your Pills afford the
best we have of course value them highly.
pITTsnupG, Pa, May l. 1855.
Dn. J. G. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst hsirchf any body have by dose or two
OF your Pills. 1t to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours with great respect, ED. w. pREBLE,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-28

RATES OF SPECIAL FREE TURNPIKE ROAD TAN
PenRYsRuRa AcuTonENynLE sTArE noAn As roLIows
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Amos EsserGc'a G~fadc.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
WASHINGTON DIsTEICr IS. Montpecr in and for SAID
District, on the 10th day of April, A. u. 1861.
Calvin Fullerton, administrator of The estate OF Amos
Pierce late Warren in said district deceased
his administration account for settlement
Whereupon is ordered that tie same be referred to
the Dist day May at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for hearing dosson Their, and that all
concerned notified hereof, ly the publca il Of this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Men
pelier three W. ek successfully may be, that
they may appear at said time and place. and they see
cause object thereto. By order Of curt.
279f Attest, n. A. CHASE Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Probate Courts for Randolph
EsSSEr5s.t.

PROBATE .OURTS within and for the District Of Ran
[ doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
the Registers Oice, in Brookheld, on the hf't nun
Chesea on the third Thursday in each month at had
wck's Hotel in West Randolph on the fourth Ihursda!
i'm each month. At j. l.. Bowles' Potcl in Washing
tom on he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust. by order OF court, .,-> ,-...
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
EsEsnepagN GNNssEaA.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WAsulvGros DISTRICT IS and FOR the District aforc'
said will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpeer II
lid District on Tuesday of each week. during the yea
ensuing Persons hav NJ buss with said Court are re-
aues.cd TO atten to the same on said court DAYS
T. r. ME&IILl', Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
A CAIsI

THE Subscriber respectfully tnfHrws b. ffIFsls a#
| patrons that he has mDtedto No.. f-sr So sf.f
he has opened Ohicr in the frsguAH HuaI.ag go
give his individual attr nten 30 ths prarr, q & Isa
Washington and the surrounding Csarfiss AH tazaes
entrusted his sill rccsyt praarf aHI HI.a al
tendu. D y. hNhNhAI
MoSrrELIER, Oct. 1890. rlsa1@
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Philip SHORT,
J p. CARN Is.
c!IhS, :. BE> \ EFT
WHITNEY, FESSo, SHAW Co., Orange County Court
V. January Term,

HARVEY SpALpIEG, Il al. d. 1861.
~ fEREAS action of boo, account was commenced
W by the said plaintiffs against the said defendants, Ie-
turnable to said Term of Orange County Court, and
whereas the said Spalding absent from this State at
Of tn service Of the writ in said action, and dld
not turn within the before the time set in said writ
for trial, and it appearing said Court that the said
paldng did not have notice OF The service Of said writ
Twelve days before the sitting of said Cnurt Therefore,
ordered by said Court th&t notice Of tie commence
2nen Of said action b. given sail Spahing by pahca
t,on in the Green NoaEta;n Freeman that he may appear
and answer said suit l.. G. Hin KlEI, Clerk.
2GOtw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

WI would call the attention of Commissioners Town
w Agents. and the Medical Faculty OF the State of Yer
mont to our we'll selected stO of Imported Wines and
Liquors which utftt reasonable and satisfactory
terms.
We are permitted to publish the folio wing Chemical
Analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists of
our Liquors.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
no CALTEORNLAN5!

NEW 1RRANGEWt.NT
Regular Mail Steamers
VIA. PANAMA RAILROAD,
Sailing LIST, nth, and 2ist OF Each Month.
yuHE OLD ESTABLISHED AGEN y OFFICE has beeu
re-op lned in Boston, renewing to New ENGLAND deo'
ME their former facilities fer obi lining tickets aerooms
And berths Number passengers limited for each Steam
cr Early application necessary
w. C. L. BARTLETT,
Oct %, 1860. dyI 10, Bread Street, Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
DEPARTURE OF CUR MINISTER'S.

AuGusrA, Oct. sl-Tas Charleston Mercury oil this
morning gives an account Of the departure Of the Minis
sers Of the Confederate States and the return OF the
steamer Theodore. The party consisted Of Hon. Jas d.
NasOr MiGister to England Hon. Jao. sliael Minister
10 Prarcs Mr. Mcfarland Secretary Of Legation to Mr.
Mason, DR. Eastis Secretary Of Legation to Mr. slide,
Ms sliden and two daughters. Mrs.. Eusts, daughter
of Mr. Corcorsn the well known banker Of Washington,
is now in Fort Lafayette. Dol
Taey lef, Chsresoa on the llth inst They arrived ct
Nassau that night at Cardenas on the lch aud Havana
on the l7tb where they enthusiastically received
Tue ladies' Of Havana presented to the steamer g,
and the ladies Of haArsls sent flag to HamptonS -
sion.
The Theodore returned to the confoderacy with val
usble ergo. She reports that the steamer Keystone
Safe had captured and gone to New York with South
ern steamer loaded with arms and am nuntor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
TKLEGRAPHI0.
TIE DISASTER OF COL. ,MoDoNAND.

LrKcHBCRe. 0c'. Sl.-The editor Of the Lynchburg
Republican, has just received letter from member OF
Col AcDonalds cavalry fully confirming the defeat Of
the Confederaies at Ronney.
Oar forces attacked in two directions by An over
uhslning force Of Feierala and, after eight OF two
bours were forced make precptate retreat leaving
behird baggage o. every des rPtion, commssiry and
qlsrterna,.ers stores and papers and three rices Of
cannon.
Oar whole force was between 500 ard 600, OF which
25O were cavalry and the balance Militia.
TIE enemy had 500 men aud thir cNa'ry equaied our
whel, foos l. impossible for US TO get reinforce
from any point our men everywhere were hgnt
ing more than ten times their number IL Is impossible
70 arrive at our loss but many are missing audit IS D.
lieved considerable portion were killed, wounded ana
taken prisolers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
COMKER GAL.

RIoHHoSp MARKETS, Oct 81, lss.
The price Of Arr,s sboa, las, quotations. viz; go
50 Tor ted tIppins and is s1for o.aer vareia
BHEswAI 10 quo.sdA 2)1 2 cts
Utica continues aad high Prime hselng readily al
10 eti p n am ass II
We quot. Nd Arms q. IS cs0 81 , bus.
glr has advanced We lite Timothy at sTSi Clover sS)
Bale Leafs 9 50 - 5000
There irqairy Tor prvsts AID sales
have been made at II eta ihs oh Andlss of;F 10 cts
Pic advanced cen. y pouni We quote Hog
Found At so 4eu
IiRD 29@bss eta,
eoss h.sdeelned materially. We now qaot, 1850 cts
We tote Co.'S Mai a. 81 y bus-duL H.
ths rpvard tendency Ia eonru and sisek' are al
most eIhsuied We spprsss o. conditional sale Of su'
psrhne Qynehbarg 1s7ee ion) to-day at 7a For outside
hOde ~IiE 90 90 hut the tendency
OF phcs rd higher hsura We quite Extra at se062o
Family tGI5o.
For the,e good demand prices remain at
ID c for ard shsr IS for Brown Stuff and - o for
Sop siurG
Rvs Il santsi at stGoo cls-s decline a..
The WHEAr uarks, shown signs mp-ovtmet Ths prevail
las quotations day, 50 prime Red and 81 Ct for
prins white, with upward tendency.
GhooERs have undergone ut little charge We qaoie Bio of
sAi 900 OI; NO, " siss 500 Cts do Sugar lOaI'B
H,s sugar e. ~ tH fer no. l. Is No. D. RIO. *
OK cts.
ime, but supplies dali expected. Liverpool Tse hei
ss@2
fH1I very We qaete n.mlpaIy Al IL etspb.
wHFEr Arm at 20 s for common, 30 ce Gnd 81 Old
Mountain
narkst has slightly Improved but the bushes. Is
restricted evog 10 the snail number Of buyers charge We
om. quotations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
col r. A. PRYOR.
A. G. N.
Il ne BlilOr Of ire Whig,

10 ne B!iIOr Of the Whig,
Tispo,i,iOE ASST mel BY this gentleman, In hs pub
rsAsd address to TIE people Of the Cong essonsl
Dis ric1, is al anomalous one and demands sono
I, pr,claimiug himself candidate for Congress BE
ces the intention Of holding on TO bis commits
son In The army. Are no! the t5o lnConpuioe' Can
Ii be performed By sirg's individual, when e;ch
Pile requires bis personal attention At and the sane
tinsi II day calls him to the I'd share the fate of
- z N ,nt suul u a. obnsaiOn to 8 home e,nsisl
no lsss 2efaIivey demands his Prsser in the hsn
egislIion. In s.rvag the one, he must negeci the
. A, pro lent FOR bis asud ha refers to bis cleo
a,n By heCOnveasin of Virginia 20 the provisional
Co7gresS. Wills. h. VS. holding hi, military commission.
True. Bar .he OIL .ctOl then uged, ard it was
generally understood indeed think distinctly
cd b. HE friends that he you'll esisn he Othar
Hhe du Is i,uni be at eli in cor AIT That they
are Incompatible IL would seem require argument
to elnViree.
Another grave ques ion crises to bis s'igi5;iy-
4 would IRE better lawyer than The vri er Of this
give satisfactory tpiLiou upon that pont bu, the
e,oclusou i Ventured with little col fienee, that
shculi be be re urnSd be viii be forced Ike cleo
ton a 81 which Of hsWo places 10 will occupy, fer,
stt q aside the practical isas Of co; c; Of duties,
h4 wil en-, uatss = cOn'dtutioasl impairment. That
iustruu eag elares that no person, hOdI any Cs,
under the Con'edtr, ts States sbal be msnbE Of
81 her h7u-e" e. Col. p says he received bis military
atusls n ON the Comm 1owealth OF Virginia That
mJb,. But have %. all the foroes Of the State eff
ers a. men, been. by solemn ordnance Of he Con-
vsallor, ansistrsd 10 the Confederate SA!,sf Pro1
WaAI touro- II not from IhO Geuen Goytrrmsnt, Is h
rscsvi ply for bic serves 10 the field eommAndAut
Of hi, Rglnsl,t vii undertake to ssy that srcs TIE
80 o! Jal.-.he date or Which the transfer TO- (
q e-sOt Oce dollar has bsen, will be, Tsd him by
th Sac and that he have look alone 70 the Cen
fs ierAe aes for his COnpsoIaon. Can this be
sru,d n.o GnythirE else than holding oss under NE
o. Hsdrrrs sass!'
Conr Pryor should 10. Ger bis friends to place him
n any suoh pOsiiioa. We iraugura,ing rev Gov
erusut and Il b,hooVes all to be chsry Of setting
exsmp's that may Into danssr6u p'ecedeni; AMI
there nothing more to be dreaded, in Republic ibsn
bl-ndioE the civil wi'h the military. Let the people
pouder rel the i.,u hare made. The time ia uoS too
shlr; for conference among themselves, AID propose
-, rli,vs them Of their embirrassmen'-hata pl b.
ooened at all tie paOs OF election and the vote Of the
Dsr'e; east foe ths Hon. James A Seldom. He will
have TO vi led duty TO perform, and will certainly rep
res nj u wish RAJ and ability sscoGi to that of
man In the Dsuics. PoWHATAS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
rHE IRA coNGRESsIoNAL pIsrRIcr.

70 ia BEfOr Of he Wsig:
Several voters Of Mellon county, having considered
IRE positions occupied By the three gentleman who
Candidates for our suf gss have determined to cas-.
our vo,es for R. G KsAn, because We have no doubt
be IA young man Of tlen, and high honor scd in.eg
rly. entirely removed from all and any eonnexiOn With
party politics and because b. has shoWn practical de-
yo.oa 10 SOulhsrn rights, BY falling into the ranks at
the Act h,n Of the Confederate States drum, ard Ike
noble soldier ls We understand b, is has been, and
pos Ia doing battle for the cause osfteedom and s,ush
eru rights; uoliks thousands in our Sac and district
wAo pretended bsor really xous for The sight,
bu; .heu the drum b,s' While With the modesiy Of
true ldsr he sbOul1ered his implements Of war and
dealh, 20 met aud did meet, the invading thousaJ DE-
All ala 10 drVSg them or, they iyuoby took position
AZ home not Wiling 10 60 into the aIhs that they bad
claimed al the e'eii, aud honor Of Bringing on. But
no When the bati RACES and the bl'oi OF pN;rio's
u, Ike water, IN this righteous war Of self dsfanoe
ths,s u,isy buserng so~s ike the elowa In the sham
h,ht sill s.esl billy INFO and cry "donI you
"a Row -s Whip theu'-whlle they have no idea Of
,hog bi; Ike the said chm, thOy are lodging and
will continue 20 dody, until KOln and sash valiant
youag N N csuulsr psace-in1 then sgA1 they will
appsar 70 plbic crying h top Of their voices don't
Vol sss k,v o. Awe siiepsI tts~" We have nothing
70 say agLu.s M. ans cOnpOsi'Orl They are gentle
nsa IN retirement oAdsd win honors, ard vs say 20
you fow yo.er, lss them rsnda there; while we In
y,k,yu 60 ia with u n PLAYING th' honor Of repre-
s,u,iaR u. o,a brsre yo1l< And in order that
g. ma, 81, n IRE s-lcsfaly that young solier, We
suggest 70 bin to move TO red TOE the pay Ofa Congress
man TO wh.t is was ~h,n Washington, f;Fsoa, a
n olson. AID Monroe and such PsriOss, GIa''d the
s,urs, Of tie n,or, ard ser'ei fr the bon r., and
not for he Odd iTik'. NHhSuN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

ths very lev Rngineers, " Indeed oct the oaiy oas.
then the command Of the Government, who could be
sntraSsd With so important service the rsducon Of
Fors sonsr. A, Captain OF Enylueers, and MsjOr BY
br vas TOR distinguished services in Mexico) be
gadsd in the amy the qial in rsnk-no. absolutely
bii ,sll,ivsly-of Lieutenant OolOns Of infantry To
b. promoted, therefore, from n jr Of Engineers to
Bsgaisr no great step 10 any circumstances.
Ii III re be anything foreign to the character Ct Gen.
B, ts iisp ion TO hold himself up the aimlrs-
tian { the world "Tne enemy has been repussa; l
W,' his mssag, his family after gaining bis
gsn bat -srml snpls, approptiA'e and in iicAsve
of I character. The writer dos no. profess to have
any Aith ritz sp ak foe Gsn. Beauregsrd but enter
tsiai Z high rsgard fos him. aad haviag knoWl-
edg OF bis character be Is this DISCUSSION viii he
dissss;efal General B. Who will regret tho at
10 a1t Whe your correspondent has made to jore hr
vi the Comm nderinOhief OF the army and President
o. the conttder4ey.
Your c1rrespolden,s remarks upon Whist 40 ia pleased
b term Gsaersl Bsalregass's "oAd tasts,' nigh! be
psIisd b. AID no nigh. be spared any alusoa to the
eon7Ar.sol be m,kss in clOsing his communication
Wais1 csrarly does not furnish eVieEce Of any extra
osialry qla if ~ critic IN that respect were ii
not due 20 Gen. say tia; he gave authority for
thu pubroron Of the synopss and knew nothing about
he H. eo7seqlentlJ, not rssponsbe for the breach
Of mil t.ry sJiqa-t,e sought to b. fastened up)h him
waile en- Bslur'gard Is in the Id 10 front Of the
elsnV there ara those Who forgetting his services ard
hl4 pride 81 military mln sposod to make an Issue
with hin on petty AS psiuss. L rOad DO well nos to
CARR !, TOO far With The psople Ia whose hearts he is
e:aly axsd, IL 10 impossible to iiIure him.
A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
FROM GEN ELnYD

LrScuprRe, Oct, 80 The editor Of the Lynehburg
R piolc.u hai i,s conversei with one Of Gen. Flydr
staff directly from his camp, and learned from bin that
On Monday, the 9l.t, portion OF Floyds oommnd a.
tackled the FederGls at ford Cotton Hill repulsirg
them with loss of % killed and many wounded.
The lrss OIL our side ore killed and few wound
e Our forcs and the enemy were in the sound OF each
ot. drums, aud sharp skirmshng occurred every day.
Cen Floyd was well postcd and near Cotton Hill but
having to guard Ave important ferries bis forces were
too r,nch divided to make an effective attack on the
enemy.
TIE rumor Of an impo,tnn. battle having been
fought o,pty between Floyd aud RosecrAns is be'v-
ed 10 be unfounded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
Won NE Richmond EHgsrr.
GIN PLOYD'S CAMP,

The following extract fiom letter written by soldier
Of Gen FIoyd's command to bis fend in ibis city en-
tains the asst authentic have from that
portion of our iroopL Il will be manifest, from the
dates hat the reports Of ahsht and OF Gsn Foyos sd
van, INFO lnucky which have both gaiued some cir
oaalior, Wre both without any foundation Toe con-
tguty Of the arms however, IL such as 70 render
collision very probable. =.
To tbosa who have no. q map TO refer to, We would
say that Coton Mountain rbere troops enc mp
d. ia on the Sou'h side OF the Klnswha o. New river,
AMI jos, opposite TO the mau,h OF the Giuley, whore tie
enemy poseA. New river therefore, runs between
these two grnies: .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
FAYxlTE @. II. Va,
n. on laaI

cater protrassd march ofiourteen days We REACH
ed this Oft eray p &c, and troops are DOW sa
toned on Cotton Noun ain, where they have p!Hn.'
their arlileIy md ng the turnpike aud The nv
which the en- my's PROVES ons are conveyed. We
stationed within niiie aud halt OF the fnemy,s
camp, an every movement they make very diSinst
ly. silwe no. tIposed TO their view, havirg n
eaypsd this side OF the mountsin. Our forces are
COZ siered small compared with the enemr; bus we are
ngune Of 81, rs, when the ball opens Our boys
are al anxious 10 have the thing commented Hardly
day passs withou. something OF interest. Col OiaIks
sous Cavalry bronght in twenty Uei0n men yesterday
whom they took a; an election. T.o OF them we're as
cersIinsd to be deserars from Vtrgni. regiment
This whole town Is devastAted The Yankees were
here on the ~ b. aud burnt ore and set hfe TO
4.vCra bllin TIE courthouse SmoOg the rest all Of
which were eKppg uisbed by the inhabitants They en-
tered pirate rslisrces and purd.red aud broke up
every article Of furniture earring CD everything inst
could beas Is themselves. deeply synps!hise With the
people Of this place. The few who are let are very
kind to u.s. doing hing in their power to add to
our o,mforL
"Ths weather here has been very ds,greesb!s; cold
rains and heavy frost and fretrss. To-day We have
every indication OF snov.n a". ..t-
leuer from another source, and OF previous date,
h9 n gives some details OF the march Of our trooTs
80 their-presn n: position. Toe enemy fell back IRON
Fayeue q. a., en- OR advance, and crossed the ka-
tawhi River 10 tier position at the month OF Gauiey
There ski mshiog st the Ferry between their
rear guard ard the Edyarcs guard OF our pursuing
troop- Toe oss side Ons lied aud several
wounded. The ereny's loss 10 unk1osn. The same
very intelligent writer Gays that t "a understood that
GINS Ire and Lorrg have fallen back 10 Meadow Bluff,
probably for h, ~ rp7se Of crosisg Nev YER a. Boz
ysIs Ferry, and making jlnctoa With Fiayd at Cotton
houn'sin. he adds Doubtless Floyd will p.rsuo the
enc nv and attack HIN '"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
INTERESTING FROM SAVANNAH.

sAvAsSAH, Oc. 81 The RspHblieda Of this morning
says, tha. tho Hon. R X Meade, Of vrgria tate o. &.
Minister to Brsx has arrived safely, and Ia on bis way
TO Virginia. H-.H
Cap. s. J. Short, Of the British Navy, has resigned
his con MISSION and arrived in Savannah aud has ten
dered his services to the Confederate Government
Several South Oarolnian arrived lSttly from Europe
rpor; tia. The feeling ia England and France s warming
Up 10 favor Of the South. ..,
valuable cargo OF eff e, ammunition, saperre sui
phur and small arms, has recently arrived at Coaed
ate port. .
Confederate vessel q. Havana has recently been pre-
s.nted with hlndsome 4 ~ and her onisers and pas
sengers Nth dnner, by the ci'iz'ns Of Havana.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

TO rHEv0TE or THRsyD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
In obedience 70 Invita- addressed me, puehed In
the neEspaper and otherwise communicated announce
mysefs candidate TO represent you In The Congress Of The
Confederate STATES
The Nations. Assembly Ia % hour Of our countrys
trouble not to coveted yet shou decline W lend HE
Ala vhs the people all ss-yl This feeling has
mined me to the course have consented TO pursue.
expeo.e presume tia. ihre should be any active
canvass In The dt: when the cEens engrosed with the
more nportsn and absorbing su-e Of war aAd stirring
events. r-. .
ono great object should be kept steadily In view By all in IN.
present th1ught feel and action Let there
be ngs the peope but
.nds And my likely 10 distract the harmony bat
prevail then est votes for else Should
you elect rae, al talents and sDsrge shall be faithfully de-
voted TO your servic.,,
Your FelovetEer,
,eao-,d, yOHd r cHAMBLIss 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
GEN. zoLLICOFFER-R;Or IN KNOXVILLE.

KssxvrLLr, 0os sO-Ths Register OF yesterday ''ys
TIA, q only information have rec vsi Of Gen i
ccf . command Is that he has returned to cumbtr-
land Fork and that ths Lncointcs this side Of Rock
Oastle had received large reinioiesmap's.
Reinforcements are expected for Gan. ZolcoRsr In
few days, both from the R,s. and Wes.
coli,iOn occurred 10 Knoxville on Monday last be-
tween several Unon men and many Of the 10 b Ala
blma gimept Two Of the soldiers we're badly burr.
One OF them i. now In dying condition. The Union
man esaansd