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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-26
Probate Courts for Randolph
District

DROBATE COURTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
At the REGISTERS Office, in Brook field the first Thurs
day in each month; at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea the third Thursday in each month at Chad
wck's Hotel in West randolph, the fourth Thursday
a each month. At j. L. Bowes' Hotel in Washing.
ton, he second Thursday in February Nay and Aug
ust. By order of Court,
j. r. CLEAvELAND, Register.
ChalSn Doc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-26
benjamin. BEARINGS Estate.

J'ilN LHNCIIj
Mass!fitld May %, A. ID. 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-26

J1 subscrb having beenappointcd blythe Honorable
i Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Com
missioner sto receive examine and an jus, 0l claims and
demands of all persons against he Estate of Ben amin
Deaine, late of Randolph, in said District, deceased
represented n>oven and he of six months from the
9Th day of June, 1861, being allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before ns-giye notice hat Will attend
To he duties Of our appoint the dWl!ing-houSe Of
Charles bearing in Randolph, in said District, the last
Saturdays Of June and November next ut O'Clock, in the
c.noon, each of said days.
LOCKWOOD HOLDEN, ror,
LOREN EDISON,
Randolph, June Sh. 1861. VIC
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T. CURE YOURSELF"

y%ls CURE YOURSELF
DR. GAYS SPECIFIC MIXTURE is warranted to cure
)al complaints of the urinary organs. In cases
one bottle is enough to eff ect but when the
il very obstinate, it may require second bottle
the cure permanent The price is only one dollar pc /
bottle.
DR. GAYS Specific Mixture is purely vegetable COM
pound, perfectly mild in its operation and although
powerful medicine, the weakest invalid take it with
perfect safety.
Particular notice TIL only place in Boston where my
medicines b. obtained, is at the drug of GRAN
WILLIE. NJ. CLARK 100 Hanover street. corner of Salem
Orders by mail by express sent to the above address
promptly answered.
spermaoorea Rings for Seminal weakness, kept con.
stantly on hand.
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NOlla.C.

THE stockholders of the Montpelier Gas Light Compa
l. ny are hereby notified to at the office of the VT
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Friday, the 5th da
Of July next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon for The
election of Directors for the year ensuing.
ORAMEL H. SMITH, Secretary.
Nontpeler June %. 1861
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EsegalasaasEa NVsseatosh's Estade.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
WAsnNGrpN nIsTRIcT.ss. Montpelier within aid foi
said District on The 24rh day Of June a. d. 1861
TOiN.N. WILSON, administrator The estate of Ben
jamn Wheaton, late of BarIe, in said district deceased,
makes application to said court for extension of the
Time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said
estate and render his administration until
future day
Whereupon it is ordered by said that said appii-
cation be heard at the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
the 10th day Of July, A. D. 1861 and, it rther ordered
that notice be given 10 all persons concerned by the pub
licaon of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier. three weeks successfully. before
said hearing. BY the court,
2S7fw3 Arrest, r. r MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF vERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WAsmNGruN DsTRICT. SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 18th day OF June, a. =. 1861.
Instrument purporng to be the last Will and Tesla
n ment Of Mrs. Anna Dodge late of Calais in said Dis
trct, deceased, being presented to the Court by Chas
Dodge the Executor therein named for Probate: it is
deredby said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified to appear at session of said Court be holden
at the Probate Office in Mont peiier the 10th day of
july 1861 and show if any they may have, against
the probate of said Will for which purpose, it is further
ordered that copy record of this order be published
three weeks successfully nthe Green Mountain Freeman
newspaper printed at Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed for hearing. A true copy of Record,
2S7fw3 Attest, 7. K. MERRl LII, Judge.
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~ OtiCc.

THIS certfes that have given my son, John q Smith
L his time during The remainder of his minority and
hall claim of his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting after this date. MARY A. SMITH
AsAHEL NYE, ! ,u:.
AsAHEL H. NYE, "4'n's'e''
Berlin, June %, 1861. 2S7fw3*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

tion, and to this end We are in favor Of
the Crittendeu Compromise
H. II. Gray, Esq, then presented
the following minority report:
Whereas, Eleven of the States of
this Union have set Up and organized
separate Government within The juris-
diclon Of the United States. and have
resisted the execution of the laws OF
Congress. and
Whereas, Three of sand States in
conjunction with the remaining portions
OF the slave States have asked of Con-
gress further Legislative guarantees a.
a condition OF their remaining in the
Union; and believing the acts Of SAID
eleven States to be wholly uniustifable
and subverslye of all principles of Re
1 pubhcanism,
/ ReSolrecI, That Congress be memo
! rlaIlzed TO use all the power of the
Federal Government for the restora-
/ ton ot lis lost power IN the seeded
States; at the same time continuing
every assurance to the remaining slave
States, that The Constitution Will Be
maintained in all It's strength, vigor
and purity, dispensing equal rights and
benefits 10 all acknowledging lis su-
/ premacy.
VIM. Warner, Esq, then made a
motion that all after the word .,resolv-
ed be stricken out and the following
be inserted as an amendment, both to
he majority and minority report of the
committee
That we, the citizens Of LeFavece
County, endorse the entire proceeding
of the present Administration, bphpv-
lng that the best means to obtain peace
Is TO make the most stupendouS prepara-
lions for war.
On motion Of j r. Rose, prefaced
by an able speech, the amendment OF
Mr.. Warner was iaid on the table
without carrying with 1t the reports ot
the committee. \ mo!iou to adopt the
minority report OF Mr.. Gray, was lost
and the report rejected. The majority
report was. on motion, adopted. Ol
motion.
RcSolrcrl, That the county papers be
requested 10 publish the proceedings OF
this meenng. The meeting then ad
journed sine die.
Great good feeling AMI unammity
characterized the proceedings through.
out. \ preference Tor peace rather
than war, for war rathaa dishonor, anC
loyalty to the Government and the
Union, were the unanimous sentiments
Of the meeting.
D. w. JONES, President.
Henry T. Van osDrLL, .Scc's.
SOLOMON OLIVER,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
The Bloodless Victory.

To drive an enemy by strategy from
an important position is as great vic.
tory as 10 beat hIm IN Il pitched battle.
Aud that has been done at Harner's
Ferry. The rebels were strong there.
fifteen or twenty thousand men. we'll
posted for defence, and having every
advantage for resisting efectuaIlv the
attack Of a superior force |, was for
them The most desirable posilIon in all
northeastern Virginia, as il j. in is
topography the most defensible. They
had held 1t since the first commence
ment OF hostIIIteS, and had lime and
every facility for intrenchno them
selves lmpregnably. Ii was a most i'm
portant point to them, as it kept open
their connection with Maryland and
enabled them 10 foment inSurrectIon
there, and TO threaten Washington on
the east. Il also enabled them TO IN
terrupt The direct railroad communica-
ton between Washington and the west.
They have abandoned the place and
It's important strategic advantages, and
Withdrawn their forces to Manassas
Junclon ana other points In the Nlr-
glnia valley. The act nterprets itself.
If they had remained few DAYS lon
ger, they would have had an opportuni-
ty to measure their strength wilh our
troops They would not have retrealed
if they had felt any reasonably conf
dence that they could maintain their
+. oslllon. Harper's Ferry is now in
our possession. and IS Of great vaIue as
a check on the smothered bu, not ex-
tinSuished treason IN MARYLAND, and is
the key 10 large part of western VIr.
gina. The damage done to the Rati.
more and Ohio railroad nv the rebel,
will soon be repaired, restoring qnicL
communication between the eastern anC
western divisions Of the army. Tn,
expulsion of the enemy from Harpert
Ferry attracts liule attention, because
It Is bloodless victory, but it sets for
ward the campaign the same way tht
surrender Of Cornwaiiis did in the rev
ouuonary struggle, aud, if not equal,
important, Is Important IN the sam,
way. ltsecures advantages y Inch hal
4 dozen glorious victories may no
equal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

VULGAR IAxGUAGE.-There is as
much connection b-tveen words and
thoughts as there is between thoughts
and words the later are not only the
expr, saion of the former, bat they have
It power to react upon the soul, and
leave the stain Of lhrir corruption there
\ young man WIN allows himself to use
one vulgar and protaue word has not
only shown lhat there Is a foul spot up
on his mind, but hv the ulterauce Of
that word he extends that spot and IN
flames 1t, TIL, by indulgence, IT VIII pol
jute ms soul. BE careful of your words,
as well as your thoughts. Ii YOU can
50 control the tongue tlat no improper
words are pronounced ty il, you Will
soon le able, also, to control the mind
and save that from corruption, You
exliuguish the fire by smoynering II. or
by preventing bad thoughts from burst
ing out iulo language Never utter
word anywhere which you would be
ashamed 70 speak ii l1r presence Of the
most refined female, or the most reIig-
Gus mau. Fry tins practice awhile, aud
YOU VII soon have command OF Your
self.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
Platteville Academy.

The Annual Commencement Exer-
cises of the PlaueviiIe Academy (Mr.
Geo. NJ. Guernsey, prIncipaI,) closed
on Friday afternoon last. Hon. /, L.
Pickard and Prof. A J. Craig, Of Mad
ison, were present, and addressed the
students
In the evening there was the Annual
Reunion OF all the students attending,
and who were near, who had ever Al
tenled the Academy. There were
also many of the citizens present
This WAS IA most pleasant meeting, and
profitable TO all wuo were there. The
catalogue winch has just been printed
showes the following summary:
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
"''''i't CtAs s-lN
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
SENIOR tiaSS,.. Observation-Disclosures. i6
,'l-"l' a'-S, '-,-------.-.s -
Junior Glass;. ..-..-..... l2d IL
NORMAL DEPARTMENT, "A
r.a., soaa, led. ........ .......... i. e &
Males, 81 Females. SIT TotaI,........ IT,
CItz IS and others desiring GAIA
logues for 4amselves or friends. can
obtain the same from the Book Store,
or from Mr.. Guernsey II '1tacSS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
From the Shullsburgh J.
Mass Meeting.

The citizens Of LaFayette County,
without distinction or party, met purSu-
ant TO a public call n the Court House
IN the village Of S.ulIsburgn, on the
22d day of June, 1861, to memoriaIize
Congress TO a-opt some peace measure
calculated to stay the present depIorabIe
War. Col. ID. w Jones, of Belmont,
was elected President, and Dennis Mar
ply, Esq, and c. II. Lamar. Wee PreSi.
dents Henry T.. Van OsdeIl and Solo
mon Oliver, Secretaries.
Ga motion, a committee of five were
appointed TO draft resolutions, consist
Iug Of the following gentlemen: Mat
thew Murphy, J. r. Rose, VI. HoI-
lster, J. II. Earnest and II. II. Gray.
During The absence OF the commit
tee, the meeting was addressed IN able
and patriotic speeches by Charles Pole,
Esq. Henry :. Magoon, Esq, Edward
Weatherby, Esq. and others, all III
favor of sustaining the Government.
On the coming IN of the committee
on resolutions, Matthew Murphy, Esq,
Chairman, presented the following ma
Jorily report:
Whereas, Eleven States OF this I'm
Ion have set up an organized and sepa-
ra;e Government within The Jurisdiction
Of the United States, and have pretenI-
rd 10 assume IN independent existence
among the nations OF the earth, and
Whereas, The country is now en-
gagged IN war, which Is likely to be vin-
J. ! /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

Every DAY RILIcIoy.-There i,
ut muca s,IIdity in : hg,on that wul
DOT stan III tes. Of every day exreri-
encr. There are good many p.ous
people, says Iolc Jerrod, F." who
ar. as careful OF jhelr religion as o.
their best service Of china. Only using
i on hol day occasions, for fear i would
get cbipE ell or hawed IN working-day
wear. TLat species OF religion may
DO for show. tul there's little sub
stance III it. It IS TOO much Of The gilt
of gingerbread >or' for HE more cen
erai service OF mankind. l. can do it
lie good in the eyes Of one who Judges
Us 10, hy lhe exterior, but by the inter-
ior evidence Of excellence. Religion,
TO lie sprvIceahie. must 10, ouly be sub-
slauciaI. tut aclive. Il must not be
drowsy. 1t must be wide awake, Wig
Ilan, and sturdy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

Is6s~ Five new planets were djsrov-
cred by astronomers, this spring, wi.h-
IN less than four weeks. The dIscov-
cry OF asterlold No. 90 (Maia). on
the l0th Of April last, at Harvard col
ie@e observatory, hao already been au-
nouuced. On April I7lb, No. 81 was
discovered a, Madras, india. by X. r.
Payeon, lately appointed director of jLat
observatory II was then Of The clev-
enth magnitude, aud has been named
Asia. On April 29th, No. IS was first
seen b. Luther. at Bali, Germany. and
named Lato, The Greek Of Latona: on
the same day, No. 80 was dIscove red
at Milan, BY Sir SchiafarelH and on
May 9TH. No 10, at Paris, by Cold
schmidt, aud named Iie>prria.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

The blockade of the rebel ports is
IN full and succ. ssful operation, and
the rebe Plpers complain 10 longer of
pap T bI clade. Half a dozen prizes
have been seat forward uituia a week.
the most satisfactory OF which was me
first vessel commissioned bV DAVIS rs =
private er, with letter Of maique No.
l.. Shr IS Charleston pilot vessel.
schooner rugged and armed wi.h an
eighteen FOUNDER pilot gun. She had
been out of Charleston but thirty-slx
hours, aud had AIKEN the brig Joseph
of Rockland, Maine. as prIze, when
She was pursued and captured ty Tie
trIgal@ minnesota" Her men. thir-
~ IN numter, have been s-nt to New
ork for triaI, and it is to b. hoped
that no mistaken leniency Will prevent
their punishment as pirates.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

TIE FARE OF Whether
the war Is long or short, before il is
euded the cause Of .he rebellion uill
be b.oted oui.-Hlm Comron.
Does ne tore shadow tie purpose of
lhe powers lhat be" to sweep out Of
existence Of The whole institution Of
slavery i; is the only pracucal way
2 gIve any meaning to his words
JFood Co. I1,ortcr,
The language used by the secretary
of war does not foreshadow the p1oposc
Of the administration 50 much as il pre-
diets a Probotle consequence of the war.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
The 3t(inrra loint Tribunc.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING.
an 'ie 't' f.aSe oA@on. opposite the Iowa County
iffhk, Mineral Point Wis. bv
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
SALE

MORTGAGE SALE e,
wi Default Asving, been made inIthe cohdi7
ton Of a certain Nlortgage decd bearing date No-
vcniber eleventh ilthl, A. D. 1856: executed
and delivered " Potter n. Gustatson, Of Good
hue County, Minnesota, to Eli T. Wilder, Of
the same place. recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds Of said County, on the i2th
day of November, A. u. 1856, III . o'clock 81:
NJ. in Book End Of Mortgage Deeds, page 81
and conveys from said eustatson to said Wilder
inftee the following described promises. situated
in said Go ,dhue County, to wit: The West
halt the North East quarter, and the Nprth-
East quarter OF tho North East quarter OF Sec
ton NO. five 6 ) in Township No. one hundred
ard twelve liz North OF Range No. sixteen
Il6) West Of the fifth Principal Meridian
Said mortgage was n. ado to secure the payment
os the pro,nmissory note OF saia nslaIson 1or
dated; November 18th 1856, and payable ono
year after date to tho order OF said Wilder with
interest after maturity at four per cent. peE
month. iNosui. or proceedings atlaw or other
wise having been instituted to recover tha
amount of said note q any part tl1ereef and m
There being due on s1id note Atithc latc ftMs
|notice the ,sum Of three hundred and forty DOH
liars and forth three cents (S340 ,43l. And
There also being due said Wilder from said
Gustatsoa the further yhm of thirteen dollars
and thirty -four cents $685. he amount by
said Willer pa1l for the ia against
said land for the years 1857 and la59.sa Now
Itherct-e notice il Hereby giScns That BY virtue
|ot the power 5of sale IL said mortgage contained
and N putsua.ce OF tho Statute in. such case
,lalc l;sad provided "a. n M ortgag< premises
will ne offered for sssio Mt public auction us tAa
front door OF tho Court5l iose lin tho City ol
| he dSying in said GoodhAs C6uatyy on the 18th
fdayof Jiinary IA. D. 1861 as two O'Clock the
then lu. OH, said mortgage debt anu fur said
r1ityes T,f ,lsa costs ana 1sx at .aail sale
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5 A lE. IL -3sriaejn-
WI Dofault having kesn made in the corli Il

.ATORrG.AGE. be- II, 4,ridel,, + -
III DofaHlt having kean made in the cordi ions
duly ssssn VA: qti da,
q %s, s2a %5 Ss2tsass SseS gss duo 70
ly recorded initha 9th ce of,the Register CT deeds
Of said county,, on the 9Th day Of October A.
,D.Als559a l,gcasek A: ,'in book ) OF mort
from said gfsaaoi AsDdilAS$h 10 Said Gardner
Welles in fec the following described promises
situated in said county to wit: The south east
section Ao.Ltwelxc I ~ I'D ftowns
ofrange No ttittcen l15) west. Said mortgage
decd VAS made Is secure the Payment Of tic
,Dtouiissory note Of said Isaac a. Durgin, for
the sum If two hundrel and sevcnt; five dol
lars {sa75 ,00) dated September Both 1858 and
payable twelve months after date to the order
Of said Gardner Wells with interest," 4t,cr ma
'tuTitv at twenty Eve POI ccns. per a,ihdm until
paid; AMI whereas there is claimed to be due
OH said note and mortgage at this date the sum
Stx2 1afsa aa gnd 5 and
ceciings at law, h,ying been instituted to. re
cover the said debt or any part thereof. Now
therefore, notice is hereby given that in pursu-
iinice Of THO power of sale continued in said
mortgage and in the provisions of tho statute
Id such cases made md provided; said mort
gagged premises will be offered for 2alo at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder At tho front
a d. q Thy Court llSnse il the city Of Re, Red
day Culinary A: IS. 1sSl at 8 o'clock Z. NJ
Is satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage. and the costs OF sale. -
Dated Red Wing, November 2eth.A d !. 1860
@t., t.a'isf. 49, ~ GARDNER WELLES, /
I'tth s. ;i'f'IA!sf 4s.sl2.;. w. Mortgages
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

fksAIlA IN!
80 ~
In order Of liccnss made BY the Probate o4rn
in and for tho county Of tsoodhue z
Of said Court, on tho sOtt day Or 11a a.
ID, 1861. 1s1iall Mt tho front door Of the court
..is Ie 5. sty . sd ssias $751;
At 3o'slpck, IL the afternoon Of said day
praoecd to soil ~ public suetion 20 tho hi3hest
d. F.; !. e n. ass' q s. :,
following real estate situatcd il the county '
Goodhue Aforesaid, VIZ: Tho north west qa1
ter north west qt,artsr Of section q, 1ow.
Ill north Of range is wcst; and tho lorth
west quarter Of section 80, town Ill noY(h Of
|ra.ge Il west. and the north wssf quart r q
south eist quarter Of ssctionl, town 10 Ansth
III oa,< !. s...,lI
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THE aLAsr 6OMExTs OF LOLA
..S.t NlONfiEz.
The New York Pos,says:

The New York Postsays:1 zf5 ~
The last momsnts Of Lola AtoYtcz offered
\ singular contfnsgto her earlier career.
For somc time she hadbcen very ill at
Astoria, and protested the hearticst 9penir
'tence FOR The manner III which heE.lie hal
been spent About four. weeks ago, Rev.
DR.. Hawks was requested u" call on her,
and did 50. / He to,nd her with. her Bible
open to the story Of the Magdaien, and she
Expressed to her visitor her sincere anxiety
in regard to her future welfare. lat the
same time she Was hopeful. II can forget
my French, my German, my everything, = :
said she, ''but cannot forget Christ, - 8, d
Before she died. she purchased tho little
plot in Greenwood, where she is now bur-
led. On her coffin 'was.ia plate with the
simple inscription: ~ s..ls
B. s l5a, MRs. ELIZA G1.BEn1r. s fs7 IS s
Died January 18th, 1861, = s.
Aged e years, So rs -. :. {,
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4 1ttiiNEgE Jtiz ARDIsiExTRAdR
Mn XRfI EEATS. -

A corresfohdNh 6f the London TINS
gives the tsllox5jae aec6uat Of the fsats Of.
|juggler in the, streets Of Pekin: 3 ], /,
with ID ithy v5lubility Of Charles Matthew's
evidently saying something witty, tor.ths
pedpk rt5And laughed heartily. In the mid
IDLE oEhs harangue, however, he was seized
with fit of choking, and after an effort Q!
trying to get something out Of his throat
drew forth a little slip Of bamboo, likes
6ss =. srGssr ana in "m
nu.riIs, ,thcuf.onH his eyes. unti,hsromr
|pletcds theppa.Reref thirty,ssven: by making
eng appear half Wy P'tae tacht Prit ee = }, =
ground for any one to examine. He next
took three glass BALLS about. an inch, in
and, placed them. ,Shgly between
his lips, sucked them into his mouth and
swallowed FIRST a red one,S then blue, and
last of all white one; here was little I'm
|lerludc oftoothpicks and talking, after which
EKAwalled gravely, round the ring, stopping
stQilr, times each timehe gave himsc!fa shaks
ana Jump, when the balls wero distinctly
hssSd fo;j10E STANDARDIZATION On comi
ting be round, ). fer aes1 forts, he
|spat tho bale out 81 tho gronnd he same
order be hsasVallo lowed them slfsasd first.
Che white ISstsSsfIe then two more
6allS, 81 e0fsl alixhed steel Ab0uf the size d
a sp's ~, A1iaRosh sl5et gls, the same
sid These he Erss lstJslI4the ground,
to sN4Wshat they -weraloIdy then, placing
them between his lip4lWsiie@ed them like
thcs ySS831E ones hut sn3eat difficult% o. It