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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
Notice,

y1THEaEAS my VIE, Iarric. H. Staples, ma ie. my
w i,d and board without just cause or provocaVoh,
Wis Il to warn all persons from hirbcringor trutlhs e
IN uy account AZ shall pay no debts OF her M
after this date. $500 N'Oh'"' .nifwg+
BrookfeI, Sent. 23i, 1S6l. ooi'"'
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Leave Montpelier y , % A. NJ. 80 p.M.andlaa
Mail tram leaves Rouses Point ut 4 90 NJ ~ ~
ba at 90 }. M, connecting at Burlington with
and BIlIingtontrans for Saratoga sp1ga 13nr sw
&C., cUnnecn ut White River junction VIII, ,,ai "e!
Wells River, clon, White Mountains, Bar,on s ~
for Boston, Lowell, Worcester Gc., and eonrer" H
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield HatGF
New Haven and New York, arriving in New y~4 At II +
P. N.
EXPRESS leaves Rousea Point at aIosa CANA,
there with train from Montreal the same r.er,rr VIVA
meets at Burlington with Rutland and Burijnctf, r,
for Trey, Albany and New York, and arriving VI N".h
field at 2 80 PM
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Oadensburgh at }ise,
Montreal at 45 NJ, Rouses Point at 90 p M eqn,.
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and burlington Rata
for Troy, Albany, and New York at White River s,.
ton with No nern Railroad for Boston, Worcester y
CARRYING in Boston at 40 A. NJ at Windsor with Sui,
van Railroad, for Boston, Springfield, Hartford New 4,
ven and New York
Sleeping attached to both the Nigh, Rg,,.s
trains running between houses Point and Boston mn
! between Rouses Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and DE west Tor sri, y
the principal stations. G. MERRILL, Sue.
| At. Adams VT. AuEurt IL. 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

STATE VENMoNr IN p10hate CV i'ho n "nd for
~ nis,r,c, on the l7,h day of October, A. ID lohi:
instrument, purporting to he the laN ana les ai
4 ment of Edmund Darling, late ct Miude.c \, ~
,rirt drceuseh being presented to the Court nA 1oop
W. thompson the executor therein named of liun.u
Il soIdtrtd by said Court that all Iers,ns Coleet", e.,
; i've NOT flied 40 appear u session of said C"nn I"
M h1en t the Probate Office in Montpelier, on l'e .'
INV Of Nov A. 1861, and slow cause i'ny 'ey ,uss
nave against the probate of skid Wl-fef VIZ" d
he nuLshed three weeks successfully IN 'hc "1ee .'
sp freeman printed Montpelier, previous 10 Sao ''ne
'." ;n,d Ii,r ,,rnring A t.uc copy of record,
"Ppo.nn,.," " ' Attest Y. X. MERRILL Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
W during the present season, their Line of LIST clt
UPPER CABIN STEAMERS

Wl during the present season, rnn their Line OF LIST class
UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily between Ogdensburgh Ciea yeand Toledo Detroit
Milwaukee and intermediate ports including Waukegan,
henosha. Racine, Pt asngton, Shcboygan, Nantowoc,
Pt Huron, and St Clair, leaving Ogdensburgh, arrival
of the Express Train from the East, calling regularly for
passengers and freight Brockyiile, Alexandria Bay,
Clayton Cape Ein'ent, and Oswego.
Passengers and Families n,Os Ing West, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams, stock &C., and land
together without disturbance Tranlhipment at their
Port tdestinat,on. These Steamers have large Cabins
and State Roomd, amily and neatly furnished for Fest
Class PASSENGERS and S. cent Cabins with Cook Stoves
and comor table for Passengers and Fam
ilica who may wish furnish their provisions and
bedding
GNo efforts will be Spared to maintain the reputation
Of this, az THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE 10
13"Freiekt forwarded to of the AGENTS of this
Company at Ogdenbnrgh will receive careful attention
and despatch. Apply 10
e. E. NJ II T cHnmnEnIrs ACTS. os''sorsh NY
GKO. ". SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
aprl1ma Office 4. Il. Depot, Ogdensburgh. n. Y,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
Eahu g.. esrigg'a Estate.

.y,t, r. Subscribers having heen appointed by me ,tn'
I Probate Court for The District OF VI she,om oo'
usiouer, to receive. examine and n'lms an ,h
,ond If ali pcrsuus gainst the Estate OF 'chh "
t;rsss late of Fayston il said district deceased" he or
the term Of six % no ena U to to IT,"
! IT, =, ID deceascd TO exhibit and prove theffe
~pecve give , m CnI
e, The duties Of appointment AT the IVY" -, the
semi tuesday of December and Arhi heMs "' "'"
,s.ock in ,h,. forenoon each Of said hayS'
''''" :" ''> CALVIN FUlLEET0N, Com'rs.
STEptlEN &. Parker,
o,, lTih A. H. 1861 304W3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
Vermont Central 2sailyo,,,
"a s gg s:Hs ~ ~sssssGg
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Comme noes Monday, Augast I2, lsc,
Trains Going Mort n and xsy.
Trains Going North and yNss.

Leave Montpelier, al $50 Am, $50 AM andA,
MAIL TRAIN connects II Windsor & win NJ x
wi junction with trains leaving Boston ana s; h"t'
at 730 NJ, same day, and New York previous sUr'3
Leave Windsor at lbs VI, arriving at Burnrn
p. H., Rouses Point Il, 40 M Montreal at 10 "a, d" W
and Oqden>bnrgn n! 30 M, connecting at Opte, w.
with Grand Trunk Railway, for Detroit, Chjcsr @
West. WY
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at Coz
Burlington and Rouscs Point. a. "'
NIGHT EXPnES;@ connecting at Windsor with,
which leaves New YORK at co, NJ, and at v bita p
Junction with train which leaves Boston via I,sW
30 p. N Lawrence, at > 90 the preyjops J. d
Leaves White River Junction at ~ 20 H. avn WI?
Burlington at So NJ, Rouse's Point at 30 NJ "a
teal al 30t. M. aud at Ogdensbnr. at 90 pm DN
Meeting with steamers for Niagara Falls Butao nns t
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~ office

WITS is to certify that have this day given my son,
| John VIM Beckwth, his time during the remainder
ST his anority, AMI shall claim none q his earnings
nor nav any debts Of his contracting after this date
SAMUEL BEcKwIrH, Witness. JohN bhSM EN- " J., ~
chelsea Aug. H. 1861. oV' ~o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

HIGHGATE, VI. Jan .. ~
Ny l;tla boy had voen5 attack of Coup lat week
We cured him in thirty minutes b. free u'e q W.
G. Wtite's Elixir WV. MARTIN, merchant
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
GROUP CURED.

Nv child is subje; 10 as'ack' Ct Crop, i Gre ~
! once. . , 800. ,. 80
| have a child thst was attacked with Membrar'h
! G. oup We gave her Nr. n. q. whites, NNc' AniN
| the surprise of all it gave her immediate reirf
| ZJrllAR NlNION, East fcte
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This cr,tities that n. q. whites Pulmonary Ea1H
has been used in my fImily, in cases Of ever cod'
tended with snre throat, and has been found ielah
medicine III there cases.
REV j. W. WOOD WARD, West:od "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

have used Dr. Whites Pulmonary klNir in ny Rn
liz for two vcers and have found il the Bet medeh'
| have ever used for Coual.s, toll', and Sore imo@
EUGtk MECH, shelbprra
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
ASTHMA CURED.

MORT INTOWN, NtE, OF !I'1
Ur. RaXter-Dear Sir:-l have bren severely s%e,e.
with Asthma fur more than t. eny-hNc yesr' ana 10
mCnths in succession have nnt been abb 10 it III w
and enjo9 rcgu ar nights rest, ant some dWs "oi.
not be able TO walk rota the hou,e 70 ths barn Wv
tancc of i've o. SIX ruls About year ago lHfcns;;
bottles Of Or IS hites EliNr, prepared ~ YOU A
commenced taking 1t sc:oriing {" direction'' anu 81
happy to say found ilnmedilte rclie--Yrd, win va
few exceptions. have had my regular nsh 'ietpSg'
since Yours truly, ARNp haho''
PRICE 25 CENTS FER BOTTLE
Sold, wholesale and retail, by l.. I. FER II A''
pelier ,--and b. all dealers Of medicine e.
ii. BAXTER, NJ. D., Proprietor Hisil!a'' W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30
PROM THE
ST. Louis Republican
SGnfh Nc>l4rs. RnMaiSt

Leave dyes alone, and only some relab,e Restor;
give. like Heimstrtets lnimitable.n
sold everyweerc-t rice soc and 81 per bottle
f. hAShN NtO'' PropiitOrs, Troy NY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

| have used II in my 'smy ard lin an eX;eFN"
RENT dy for Coughs and Gods. .
Luz IUS HOLPEOOk, bul'r&tm
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

There seems to be for thin or gray Hal
that the celebrate ed IIemsreet's Iumit Hair Re
torative can be had'
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
Tile EIght ut .1Ncgh0uy -Nountuia

Tile ETght ut .1NcgH0uY -Nountuia.
The Richmond Enquirer gives the
annexed particulars in regard to this
brilliant affair:
The scene of the conflict was on
the top Of the Allegheny Mountain,
where it is crossed by the turnpike
road leading west from Staunton,
through Monterey to, Cheat Mountain.
This point is about II miles beyond
Monterey, and about 10 miles this
side of the. cene of the battle of
Grecnbrier, on the Sd of October.
The entrenched camp Of the enemy
on Cheat Mountain is about T miles
beyond the Greenbrier river, and
therefore II miles west of the scene
of the battle of Friday last
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
VickslslEY'S Sull.

: Published in Vicksburg, Miss, by
L. $. Martin, Chas. "A. Cone, and
Geo. H.-Elwell. Terms, $40 per an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, 50. The
sun is the only paper in Vicksbnrg
published every day in the week.
v1-n54-tf
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
Confederation Restaurant.

L. (Formeriy Gaiety.)
rs AIoini"sMe Contsdevaron
CoHce Huuse. !Shrercpoff, La.
NIIlS well Lnown and popular es,
tabliShment has,been removed rs
aboverand is open for the accommo,
dation Of the public. There viii h.
found the best of game. fish, oysters
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets ai!ord.--
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
night Families and parties will
1ave their orders promptly attended
o.. no37viv
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
The Semi- -W'eek}u Mrws.

-
------
tclliyencc received here reports the
llessians, 5000 strong, have crossed
t'rcen River, and are marching on
Hopkinsville, ky. Our force there
is only $500, under Gen. Clark, of
Mississippi, but reinforcements have
been ordered from Clarksviile to his
support.
Passengers from Bowling Green,
report that 1900 of the enemy
crossed Green River yesterday.
The Bowling Green correspondent
OF the Union and American, in his
letter, dated 2Oth inst :-says it is re-
ported that place Will be advanced
upon frc:n three sides simultaneously
by combined force of 10000 men.
Since the work of repairing the
railroad bridge has commenced, sev-
.:ral pontoon bridges have been thrown
across the river, upon which wagons
and cannon can be easily crossed.
Gen. Iindman, 10 miles south Of
Green River, has been strongly re-
inforcea, but it is surlnised that no
general engagement will take place
beyond Bowling Green, where the
stand will be made, and decisive
battle fought.
Intelligence from Eastern Ken
tucky report the people rising IN
overwhelming numbers to join the
standard Of Gen. Humphrey Marshall
as he approaches the blue grass re-
yion.
Augusta, Dec. 21.-rhe Rome
fGa.) Southerner, Of the 10Th, saws
there was an attempt to burn the
State road bridge over pettels Greek
on Monday night last, and the incen-
diary was caught and hung at Car
tcrsville on Friday.
savannah, zee. -I.- Ht news OF
this morning says that seven whaling
vessels were sunk in one of the
Charleston channels yesterday.
Nashville, Dec. 23.-Rumors are
ahoat that the Fcderals are advancing
on Glasgow. but the reports are not
regarded as reliable.
Gold was sold here to-day at %
per cent. premium, a decline Of Il
per cent.
Rich mond, Dec 23.-Congress
adopted resolution that no peace
ought to be concluded with the
United States which does not insure
to Maryland an opportunity Of form
inr Il part OF the Confrdcracv.
a dispatch from Centrcvillc this
morning says we have taken Dranes-
Vile, apoint accupiedby the Fedcrals
They ran like race horses. Ou,
killed is so; wounded, 1870, and 40
missing.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
GUN POWDER
.Ht eA1xctiO,l.

V1vLL BE SOLD on SATTRDY,
w 2oth inst, at - O'clock, y. NJ, at the
Warehouse OF Mes>ls \. NJ. Hull Il Co.,
on the Lcvee:
63 Half kegs Powder.
2O4 Quarter kegs Powder.
Cases Us lib cannisters cach) Powder
20 Terms of Sale-Corporation Scrip, !,
. and , duilIrs or c,,r:cn: Cash on delivery.
dH n. c. TRYON, Auctionecr.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27

LVOK SALE-Thc Newspaper and JOB
Il Material, books, and outstanding debts
%. this Office. Reasons for selling given on
application, if desired. TO a person who
will continue tic publication of the paper,
a bargain will be- offered. Tie materials
are new, and there is sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or eight months
Address the proprietor. d90tt
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
M a p $ .

MONKS Large American Map
with the States Of the late Union
laid off in counties Also Mexico
and Central America, can be found
forsale at Hyams', Ball &. DashiePs
nan II. II. Morris for less than origi
al dcost, having been purchased at an
auction. Price 81. v2n1G
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
PFI'EIl BACON,
M a CHIN Is II,

Offers his services to the public,
to repair machinery and attend to all
orders in his business. Can be seen
at Lewis Mill. d2O
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
To Country Publishers.

Il HE want of a cheap proof press
has long been felt by publishers Of
country papers and small Job Offices.
The undersigned knowing this from
experience, has invented press Of
this sort (simiiar to Hoe s. Co.'S and
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market. Instead Of solid
cass-iron cylinder, It is made of sheet
incn and filled, being a decided i'm
provemcnt, as it gives elasticity to-
to the cylinder. The cost of an or
dinary proof press is $50, while this
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27
Restaurant.

} 6TIE under~i @ned would respect
I fully inform lie cit izcns Of Shrcvt- :
port and vicinity, that he has opened
- HESI,A LIi INT Oh Texas street,
near Market, where he is prepared AT
all times 10 satisfy his friends and
customers, from T. clock, A. NJ. until
Ii, i. ". with warm or cold meals.
80 Io Boar'icrS By the month or
week, n liberal deduction will bemade
vlu54 -0m J. \. JEHLE,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-27

Portable Steam. Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with, double tiue boiiers.
Circular Saw Mills Of the most mod
crn and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a bet
tcr or more. effective article at Il less
price. Cotton Giu and Grist. Mill
Shafting.
Circular Saws.
burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
s,traub Corn Mill:..
India Rohhcr Betting.
WooGwrutl Planning and Matching
Machines.
-Artesian Well Toels and Pipes f.r-
nishea to order,
Steam Guaces, Whistles, &c,
and every description of Plantation
and hallway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
!ogue Of our Machinery, free by mail );
All We ask is Il preference 1T the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Address f. II. INENS,
No. SO st. Charles ST., n. Q.
| No. Sly
The parties having. refused to pay
for the above advertisements, we eau
ton all against giving them patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
To the RepabiIeaus Of Cleveland.

The Disunion Democracy of this city, the
synpathizeFs with Southern traitors, the
party who are eudesToring by every means
in their power to prevent the Administration
from protecting Government property and
enforcing the Federal laws, and thus allow
the internal work Of destroying the great
American Union to go on unmOlested, con-
s1s----s .t--i- t.---l-sais .i-------;-e,
city election under their true colors are en-
deavoring TO form what they call ''Union
Ticket," composed exclusively Of Democrats !
Under this false title they hope to take ad-
vantage Of the few who will, perhaps, not see
through The Aimsy disguise thus adopted, to
carry the city election, and then proclaim it
as Democrats victory, and Republican
defeat. By SO doing, they hope to give aid
and comfort to the Southern disunionists, and
70 announce it as a rebuke of the policy laid
down in President Lincoln's Inaugural. II re
mains for the Republicans of this city to show
whether they will allow themselves to be
hoodwinked by such spurious and deceitful
ticket The idea Of the DsmOcl aey being a
Union partyl And the Plain Dealer being
the organ of such psrtyI 1t would be just
s. ap7ropriats-in fact it would be more
consistent-for Prostitutes to form a Moral
Reform Society, and ct the same time carry
on their calling, as for the Democracy t 0
call themselves the Union Party.
We hope that the Republicans of this city
viii organize and give the ticket that will be
nominated by the Republican Convention to-
day hearty and undivided support We
trust for the sake of our Country that the
Republicans OfCIeveland viii give the moral
support Of Republican victory to the Ad-
ministration in its work of preserving the
Union, protecting Government property and
enforcing the laws. We appeal to them to
lay aside all petty feelings and give our tick
ct g foil support. There may be names on
ths ticket who personally would not be ac-
csptable to some, but we must remember that
all Of rs cannot be satis6ed-cannot have a
ticket gotten up to suit ourselves. Let it be
sufficient that those on the ticket are Repub-
Hcans, who viii stand BY the Constitution, the
Chicago Platform, and the principles as laid
down in the Presidents Inaugural.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
~. s,hnrtsr Rlorrlnn.

On Monday next our municipal election
viii be held, and it behOOves all good and
true Republicans to be up aud at work for
the success Of the ticket which viii be placed
in nomination at the City Convention to-day
This Convention has an important work to
do. aud we believe they will do it 70 the gem
eral satisfaction Of our citizens. A strong
effort is being made, BY the "playea-out-De-
mocracy" to recall victory to their banners
in our city, under the guise of a 4" Union"
ticket The Plain Dealer advocates this with
a feverish vehemenoe, being loud in Its pro-
fessions Of patriotism, and its apparent renun-
citation Of ell party lines in its new project.
But the design Of this scheme is to take the
government Of our city from the hands Of the
Republicans who have satisfactorily held it
for the past few years and reinstate the dem
ocratic aspirants for favor and .spoils. The
"uuion" war CRY viii 90 down with the set
ting Of the sun on Monday next having then
either accomplished or failed of its object.
We believe that the delegates elected from
the several wards last evening will come To-
gether to-day to nominate sound and true
men, who may be relied upon every time in
the battle for Rspublicanism and the right.
And if they do this We expect to see Cleve-
land sustain the honor she won two years
ego, when the Republican candidate for May
or received a majority Of six hundred and
Fifty, and one year ago when Republican
councilmen we're elected in every ward but
one. Let the people rally to the support of
the regular nominees, and not fly of upon
a wild goose chase after so called {" union"
tickets, which are but another name for anti
republican traps with which to catch the un-
wary.
The battles of the last campaign were
bravely fought and WELL and Cleveland must
not gain the dishonor Of being one of the
6rst to rspudiate the principles which are
founded in eternal justice, and which have
Just treceived the support Of the great Ameri-
can people Give US honest capable and pa
triotio nominees to-day, who subscribe heart
and soul to the righteous principles of the
Republican party, as expresse in the Chica-
90 platform, and then We call upon the voters
of Cleveland for support; feeling that they
viii respond to the call with an enthusiasm
that viii roll up handsome majorities, and
give another deadly blow to the advocates of
democrats misrule.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
,nnI,o ar.ns q he World,, Fair.

In the Ohio House OF Representatives on
Wednesday bill was passed to raise fund to
send an ageat from this State to the Wo Ids
Fair to be held in London in 1862. We gave
some days ago a description Of the building
which is in process OF erection for the pur-
poses of this Exhibition, it being upon much
grander and more extensive scale than the
Crystal Palace. The wisdom of Ohio in thus
early providing for having her interests es-
pecially attended to there, will be more and
more apparent as the time for the great
Industrial Fair draws near. Ohio is one of
the grandest and most productive states Of
America. Her fields spread out in wide luxu-
rance of corn and grain, and her cities TEEN
with the lsbors of many thousands of the
hardy sons of toll. She is the foremost in
the procession of stalwart western members
of the family of States, and will occupy
high position in the list Of contributors to
the Exhibition. And it is not too soon for
our farmers and our inventors to be preparing
to compete with the exhibitors from all over
the world who will be gathered at that time.
The outlay will be abundantly repaid to
them, whether they go themselves to exhibit
the merits of their contributions and to
gain vast fund of knowledge from the COM
peting articles which they will find, or
whether they entrust their inventions or
products to the hands of the Ohio agent
and are satisfied to know that their advertise
ment is world wide. The London Times
says that large space has been allotted to
America; lot US hope it viii be well filed and
that Ohio will do her part.