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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
W,sH,NGToN sTRicT IS. Montpelier on the 18Th day of
May, A. d. 1862
CORNELIUS p. MORSE, Administrator of the estate of
OIois Merriam late Lawrence, in the state of Mass
deceased application said court for license to sell
the whole of the real estate of ID deceased, situated IN
DuXbury in said District, representing that sale of
thereof is necessary for The payment of the debts of
said deceased and expenses Of administration of said
estate that such part cannot be sold without injury
to tn, Sc int et rested In the remainder thereof:
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Cont that said
application be referred to the 10Th day of June
4. d. 1862 al the Probate Office in Montpelier, for
hearing decision thereon and il further ordered that
persons be notified hereof by publication
notice this application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed montpelier before said time of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place. and they see
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court,
S34fwSt Attest. n. A. CHASE, Register.
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TIL Subscribers, having been appointed by The icn.
l. Probate Court iur he Dlstiioioi Washington Com
ais lone to receive examin adjust all claims and
demand OF MI persons against the Estate g! John
Laird. late of Woodbury., ia said district, deceased,
and the term Of six months from the 9TH day
Of May, 1862, being allowed by said Court to the
said deceased TO eXhibiand prove Etirr
sIcciivc claims before us-give notice that we Will
attend the dulles Of appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Eliza Laird, in Woodbury., in said dis
tric the 9Th day Of July and November next, at one
o'cloch in the aiteyn, ou, each Of said days
F.. u. PUTNAM, c,
ENOCH HOYT, N'"'
Cabot Nav l9tl., A. D. 1862. 335tw5
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District OF Ran
dOph for the year cnsning will be holden as follows
AT the Registers Office in Brook field, the fist Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange univ otel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday Of each month.
At Lhadwicks Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. BOwles' Hotel in Washington the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order of Court,
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
NN..1Ca nana nbnrO
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PrONafe Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WAsHINGrCS DISTRICT S. / and for the District afore
said will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
aid District on Tuesday each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
uuested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
nnnn nhnr1
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John A.aird'S, Estate.

L. CHAMBERLAIN, ADMINISTRATOR.
Plainfirld, May 6, A. u. 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court he,d az
,ss Montpelier. in said DISTRICT
the 9th day of May. A. d. 1862.
DDISON PECK Administrator the estate Of Elisha
y Cummns, late OF Last Mont peiie, said district de-
ase presents he admiN alton recount for ekamina
lion aud allowance, aud axes spfcatOn for decree oi
huon and pa N the estate of said deceased
Whereupon is ordered BY said Court tat said acconp
and aid apollo Atom refer session of said Court
u be held Probate Office in said Monpeier, the
nth d. of June A. u. 1862, for hearing and DECISION
ia reon aud IL further de,rd that notice hereof be
given all persons interested BY publication of the sane
three weeks successiveiy in the DHiy Green Mountain
Freeman newspaper published AT Monleier previous to
said time appointed Tor hearing that they may appear N
said time and place, and show causr, II any Ihcy may
have why said acGopnt should be allowed md ,!ct,
deere made. BY the Court.
Attest r.. z NEtRI Ill. Judge
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office.

fIlHlS may ;ertiy that hagr this Gay sod he,ytn
Burnbsm his time during thu remainder Of his minor
ty and therefore shall pay iebts Of his CONTRACTING
claim any of hisearninss after this date.
Attest GIDEON MANN. oSRO l.. BURNHAM.
Montpelier, May 20. lsG2, N,wf
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The ExperimenIs a shos,,Yrv.e,.

Tbs accounts which reach us bS ihs CIV OF
New York of the trial OF gumOr-c.&d targets II
ShOeburyness possess pecuisI interest ia this
country at this time Ii seems tBat the contest
in Hampton Roads has provoked All honorable
rivalry IN England between the we- cfics and
the admiralty the one 70 produce irresistible
cannon, and the other 10 construct imqregnable
ayInOr. Inese experiments ~ SbUeburyuess
were made with view to sast the vulnerabiify
Of ali the srmor-cIad yesssi- aboat, aud il the
result announced is correct neither the Wa-Tio-,
Ls Clone nor Monitor csl iosis. the impact ol =
shot iTom a smooth core IaUzzle-lDal.ug Gun il
possession Of the English wsr QIiicv The weight
Q: tho gun OF the shot IS not given, and re have
therefore no means Of comparing It with the ori
nts9ce now coming into Use III this country, Su:
i OF course must be very heavy - produce the
effects described in the telsgrapHic summary
The statement that balls which few of IN
spiintsTs from target representing section Of
the Warrior, penetrating. ~ if We1s wood, Jna
Of the same strength and max o. .aa 4icaiIer
must be received with many grains Of allowance.
The amor o. the Warrior is only four AID a half
70 i've inches thick while the rCTet Of the bioai-
tor IS nine inches thick trUs. tbe iTiEate has an
inner frame Of teak to support the iICn, bat 10
ordinary thickness Of wood would supply S.
much resisting power as four inches Of wrought
iron, and .here Is fully this much difference be
tween the American and English vessels.
The experiments seem to have convinced the
London Tunes that aEnGred vessels, no me,reE
whst the thickness Of their sides. ara not to be
depended upon in view ot ths Improved hsavy
pIojectes now coming into use. Il therefore
in despair suggests an immense steam ram as
the only rractical solution Of the problem Q. fG-
ture national WaTtsIe But this by no means
follows. No sectic2 0f a wooden vessel could
withstand the impact Of al C!1 fashioned b
pound or o4-pOUnj shot, y5t battles were fought
in times past with these weapons, and without
doing serious damage 80 the ships engaged.
and 50 IN the contest OF iron-plated ships. Guns
csu never be used with the same sieca against =
moving vessel as If aimed at stationary target.
L is evident, however, from these experiments
in England, that the Warriors aTs costly fail
ures e; nor Is it quite clear th2. @5 have as yet
ait upon the correct plan Of building a-mor5d
vessels Il is to be- hoped that al the money
appropriated by Congress viii not be spent OH
one, two Or three models Of ships. Al as yet
is experiment, and 1t viii not do for Us 10 build
q costly navy, as England has done, 10 find il
useless after the money has been sPents-Nels
YoTl HOrid 9th
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Soldier, rest tiny warfare Ger.
Dream Of fighting delds no more
Slssp the sleep thai knows no bresEir
Morn of rniI uor NIGHT OF EEakirn
Eaee,s of .he war on EanLeedOu..

The New York correspondent of the Phila
ielphia bqmrer thus spsass of ono OF the many
iisaarous Effects Of the war on the Nor:h lie
SAYS;
The Ieal estate agents report a greater demand
taT small dwelling houses, with rerts ranging
from two hundred sad ffty dollars to four hun
dred and fifty dollars per an1un, than was ever
known before athis season, and the consequence
IS 4 slight enhancement of tho rents Of that
particular description CT property The fact is.
The losses and sacrifices entaIlea By tBe war have
obliged many Of our people TO retire 70 a more
primitive style Of life, and 70 study The science
of domestic economy more attent.vely than It
was ever studied before .B,own-sj0ne fronts
On the avenue are ceasiug 10 be tests of respect
ability and fashion and, happily, it is no longer
considered vulgar for one to dEoii IN G plain,
Cld-fashaoued "hrick War, we thus sgs, IS not
an unmi1ed evil If We are losing in one sy,
we are gaining in another If we have suffered
in pocket and IN trsde, We have gained, or arc
gsining, something = habits Of moderation and
morality If the flush times, caused by south
ern tgaysl norGhward every year st this season,
before the war, have temporarily taken .Leir
leave, so also have the pTodigal habits. the taw-
dry tastes and the "fss! living" that were the
offspring OF that species of patronage Even
the fancy, fash, expensive Broadway hotels
which were constructed with especial reference
to s0Utberu tastes, are IL state ot transition
from Oriental luZurioUsnass 10 almost puritani-
cal Dlai0pesS
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EnfEI sIccurrerce.

& party consisting Of Major Z. Sell, Of this
city, David Kauffer, passenger, rom Augusta,
ana three Of the crew Of tie schooner Guide,
captured last Saturday night by the bl0cksdcrs
off This port, we're put ashore on Gibbs island
last Wednesday. They remained on tie island
until Friday morning, unable TO get conveyance
TO the city, and were frst discovered by The
pickets of Hatchs battalion The picksts not
aware Of any person being on the island and
observing MT kaUtfer, who WAC standing on The
piazza of the house in which they had entered,
fred At him. believing him 10 be one nf the enc
nv NJ KaufIeT wore q blue suit similar 70 the
undgess uniform Of the enemy, and on the ap-
pearance Of the picksts, attempted to. run into
the house. THIS no do1bt caused the fatal mis-
take A ball shot from Gn Enfield rife struck
him Il the breast, passing clear through hin,
coming out st the back, He had barely time 70
get in the irOnt room. when he t5li aui expired
Ma. Sell, the gupercaTgo Of the schooner Guide,
who was i, the house, ran out and displayed q
white fsg. Our pickets then came mp snd
learned from Ma. Sell the circumstances Of his
capture aEi release, aud his detention or the Is
land since Te3nesdaT. Much regret was ax-
pressed ior the fatal mistake made, and every
assistance rendered TO enable the remainder Of
the party to reach the city. They were conveyed
TO 5ullivan's island, where the party were fur
uisbed with boat By Col, Keitt, and reached
the CITY 6OOUt four o CLOCK trldsy aitGTDOou-
An inquest was held ~ the body Of SfT. KsUf-
ts-. bg Coroner Whiting, at Gen. Ripleys head
Gu4lters, and & verdict rendered Of accidental
death" MT. Kaufer'5 remains viii be sent TO
his relatives in Augusta The money, papers,
and other property Of the deceased, remain n the
hands 5i the coroner, subject to the ocdsr Of the
deceesed's relatives
Major Sell reports the capture of ,Ee schooner
Wave the same night by the 5iockaeers, and
two others whose names he did not remember,
making four il all
The blockading feet of tie lsIuor. hile Re
remained with them, consisted Of the steamers
James Adger. Augusta, Flambeau, Huron Sus-
quehanns, Gag ship Florida, bark AID 3
sailing vessel of Bulls. The Guide WAS cap
tured by the Huron. Ops of the new gunbosts
ordered by Lincoln's Congress, the Wsve BY an
armed yacht. He does not know now the other
twO were captured.
The blOcksders bossted that the mortsTs ;1s.
reduced Fort Pulaski would answer foT the re-
dUction Of For! Sumter, and they would Try
it soon as Savannah fell About fifteen boats
ike the Huron, they asserted to be finished. and
coming South Charleston Courier
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Ncrshern TExes.

The n5Tthern people have rushed iDtO every
kind Of expense 70 carry on the war Of su0IUgs-
ton, regardless Of the future. They are issuing
promises 70 pay without count, as fast as then
presses can pTint them The Cincinnati Tunes
is authority FOR saying that by the HTst Of the ap
preaching July their war deb: vii &c one thou-
| sand five hundred million Of dollars sGd that
owing 20 the increased expense q transportation
in conducting JDe INVASION into the interior oi
tie south Their Secretary Of War asserts that the
expense ot tha war : now FIVE millions of dollars
q day.
Now, io-keep this tremendous bubble ahoss is
their tickii5h iob We learn ITOa a letter re-
Gently received from the Eastern Shore Of VIZ
g.uis, that the screws sye being applied there
The Federal assessor. according to .his authority,
values the land or other property at what suits
him, on which the owner hiss 10 pay a tax of five
per cent. This appears to include everything
land, negroes. stocks, notes, bonds, etc A
negro IS valued at $1,000, end Li7 owner mas 70
pay q tax OF $50 on him, whether he is worth
that amount or worth nothing The land is
valued lar above the idea Vi the owner, AID 8
tax assessed accordingly Il h don't like it,
it will be sold 10 pay the tax AGd By this unezns
pass into northern hands
Tais Is probably the process OE cOuEscsti0n
after subjugation. Whether so OK G0t, we are
unable TO say. The war tax don't appear to meet
with much favor, even in Delaware. as We learn
nom thc same source that the Federal forces
were lately Withdrawn from the Eastern Shore
to 20 into Delaware, il order 20 put down = wsT
tax rebellion in that State. A gentleman on the
Eastern Shore, VINO is not considered wealthy, is
assessed with a war tax Of $500 possibly
more tran one-half Of his revenue.
With this prospect staring US IN tie lace,
what should the South not do and suffer 70 avert
subjugation l-N0uOtk Dag-BcaL
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"wuI BeuureEnrd Fight again s,'

VIII Benuregnrd Fight gain -
The question is asked by the correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, writing from Pittsburg,
who thus answers It
An escaped prisoner thinks that Beaoregsrd
had about ninety thousand men They were
well armed, and from ths,r appearance. Tie best
troops Of the southern army. BraupgaTd las
displayed great ability 10 Organizing So power
tuI an army IN SO shor: period OF time ss has
mte1vened since theiI reverse ar Fort Doueisan.
VIII he fight again ! th.uk ,le-. IS uC doubt
that there will be another hard-Iough' contest in
the vicinity Of CorintA, or az Grand junction,
even if Memphis falls lie can, without diff
Guilty make his army s4lGl 70 General Halecks )
IL numbers
When he retired, instead OF De,ug chased to
Ccriuth tbs retreat was 1uo Quoted iu good order
ana his reserves, which protected the rear. en-
camped on Monday Iight only ulu. mics iyOm
PlttsbuTg All the accounts which goa have
had Of Bueils chasing tham 70 Cortn-r sTe + cas-
ant hctiOns The manner in which Bsauregsrd
withdrew nis army lead, rs 10 the belle. thar be
IS not going 10 abandon rhs contest and allow
zen Haiieck to sweep down through the South
Unnclested
understand that Gen. Hal,sek expects eI-
other contesLi Oui some days must pass before It
can be venturet ON The army must De T.argau-
ized. But Besuregsrd vll not be likely 90 be
an agg-essor the second Jae lie has had 8 les
SON and he will be wary los. h- moves in the
future
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through rbe courtesy Of gentleman whl
mas lately arrived, We have been furnished with
Nassau flies to the 23d inst The steamer Mesh
vile arrived april isf, Gnd changed her eolOrs
70 the British, under the name Of Thomas /
Wrsrgi and sailed again or the 9th, having
taken on board the cargo of arms Of the British
steamship SOuthW ard that arrived from Eng
land lew days previously. The steamer EccnO
mist from Charleston, arrived April 9th, with
eleven hundred bales of cotton. The British
screw steamship Karnack, which has been q
regular packet. iOr some time, between Havana,
Nassau and New York, had got ashore on Mas
saU Bar, and it IS thought, would be wrecked
Capt Carliu, Of the steamer Cec!le, rendered bis
valuable aii Gil the occasion. The schooner
Pride, with d cargo of cotton, from Georgetown,
South Carolina had arrived at Nassau, and sailed
again Oil the oath instant
A letter from Bordeaux, dated March I2th,
says that q British steamer was IN thst port
loaded with a cargo worth $1,000 600, part of
which was brought from England, and was III
tended TO run the blockade Of the southern ports.
The schooner Alhert, Captain Erickson, cleareu
from Nassau, for Csrdenas, on the 10th instant
The schooner Chase, Captain Habenicbt, cleared
for Baltimore Oh the same day, with cargo Of
salt The British screw steamer Minua had al
rived ct Nassau, from London. The schooner
Louisa cleared frou Nassau on tia 2Ist instant,
with g cargo Of IlackeTel, etc. sld the schooner
Albert, Captain Stein, On tie same day. with
salt, coffee, etc. The pilot boat y ! Leitch
bad arrived ont. The steamships Ella Warley.
Gladiator and SoEthwich were at Nassau - the
Two last loading for Liverpool Or The oath. a
report reached Nassau that large British steam
or had been wrecked in the neighb0rhOod.-
Charleston MCTcuTzj
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TRFRUTE o. RESPECT.

A. ststs5 meeting o: FulIsr Lodge. 10 G59 reid IL
tdei Lodge sCou II tto town Of Ripley, Lsu5srda 8
o2U7ty. Ielnsssss On G7rds7 nigh: s-ey 5-h A. T.,
1867 - I 5s52 the f.-wing rsso.ati0rs were adopt
ed
Where's We lave iszsusd With profound sorgsw
that the Sap ems Architect Of the Universe has called
from Gus midst beloved. essesnsd and worthy
5r0thsr. JOIN sUTH-EEAED.
Is. There ora resolved Inst ia Ia death Of gap.-
JOIN Ea,lef.zn5. who fsl ar oaioh sgstiss fsr @
f.sedon lis county .H.s Ic5zs has lest highly ss
;semsd brother. his family sn If c.ionats husband
and kind fsne- lilo oazl.sya 70 true pGs lot anc the
Any brave 5fi.gr.
., That a testimony o. Esapset 20 bs memory tEIs
Lodge wear the usls1 badge Of mourning f5s thirty
days
Sd That copy Of .a-s- proceedings be furnished to
hi family and 5s pl5ishad IA the Memphis AppesL
lSis9edI wE- p PC5EY, ". NJ
y. A HENRY, Sec-2.a-y-
GEORGE JOENsTON,
J J. ALSToE.
s. =. THOMPSON.
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The Quincy (Florida) Dispatch of the 26tb

The Quincy (Florida) Dispatch of the 26th
says
We had the pleasure on Thursday OF meeting
Lieutenant c. L. L. Allison, Captain Davidson 5
company, now stationed st RiccOs Bluff which
place be left on Wednesday. He gives US infor-
nation of their trips TO ApalaohicOia within q
recent date There are some hundred meo IA
the city and three hundred or four hundred yO-
men aud children, at the mercy Of the enemy
The citizens are as loyal as any in the Conteder-
acy, and only remain there from the sheer torce
Of circumstances. The Yankees have made bu.
little demonstration towards the city since the
interview reported in late issue OF the DiSgatch
They came up the river q few miles several days
ago and took two schOOners Or sloops The
blockading EaaG consists Of an Oh looking bark
some twelve OF fourteen miles from the city
The Guards" and "Greys' are DONG good ser
vice Lieut.. Col Hollands battalion is re-
crutinC slowly Some seven Or sight deaths
have occurred in the battalion since It's arrival.
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IHE FRENCH LADY ATTEMPTS TO
ESCAPE FROM FORT LAFAYETTE
Thomas, the " French ;sdy," confined IN Fort
L.afavette for transferring the steamer 81 Nich0-
Jas n the custody Of The rebels last summer,
escaped from Fc-t Lafayette en- Monday Bight.
He had procured q number Of Tin cans. which
ha corked tightly and tied about bis waist, when
be took to tho water and swan toward the Long
Island shore. He was discovered by the sen
tiua and q boat being put into requisition. ne
was brought back and Couveyedt0 MS Did guar
teTz. Thomas was a. first confined in Fort Nc
Henry in Baltimore, where he made several
Efforts t2 clear cut bar not succeeding, finally
pretended inssEity. At one hms bis release
seemed probable. when he suddenly regainad his
faculties and was detained and sent North
The steamer St. Gicbolss. which he managed to
transfer to the rebel authorities, was committed
to the flames in front Of fredericksburg last
week BY tie rebels themselves, fearing that she
might fail into the hands Of Gen. McDowelrs
aTmy.-N0rtheTh Paper.
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DAss,v wRpoEsg oF Tzs slAaaRT

DASz,x REPORT oF TZzs sgAEaHT.
vUR~IsHEB Ezon raF BEscHAETs zNCaAssa
THUFsgsI ~ sIsa, May
OS-TO8ACCO-Thas5 Ia no movement in the
market no salss, receipts or shipments
TLOUR-With moderate supplies and good retail
dsass we continue To- qu5ts suyezdns ct sl5 aat extra
at SO 2 br.
WHEAT-ssoci=s s-I Ie-aazd light. VITA small saias
a. S28 - @ = bUzhsl, according 20 qualify
COE&-ThsTs g 81 active retail demand which Il
now 5-lue surpifss al 81 I55esL45 ? 6aaheL
OATS-fsztailiug al s1e advanced rate Of sL25 2
bushel.
BRAS-sreadJ g a. 90 2, cT:.
BAC0E-Wib moderate surs.is. saJ far de-
nsnt price Sill E- t.ng upward VS. now quote
hog roand, In lots s9a2a- and sides ard hams Sc.
SUGAR-Ts-tsy's sales embraced about 95 Lh5s, n
several lots. q. 6-s 775Rc for fully fair 10 prias.
AGLASSES-We d-a- Of small transactions at a
osas Of 2je. Tor termen.iaE and 30 63Jc for reboed