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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-22

NASHVILLE ARREsrs. Besides Z. T..
Jones of the Banner, 1t seems that James
r. Bell, Of the Gazette, was also arrested
on Saturday last by order of Gov. Gen.
johnson.
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THE GATE CITY.

RZDr. NJ Mofsti, the celebrated sspa-
tsas medioiasn man, died q his residence
il New York city on Friday.
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GxN. SToNEs TREASON. -It Is said
that while Gen. Stone Was ia Washing
ton, dispatch was received from Viz
ginia at headquarters, and, contrary to or
ders, opened. 1t was found to contain
the inquiry, "How many field pieces are
there in the Burnside expeditionS' Ar
rest followed soon after this exposure.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

AKlGlNAL NOTlCE.
To Elihu Gum, Amy B-Gunn. W Ford, Cavolins
Ford, 3 , Ford. Hi nsss, Pstny Naxtindals,
Aduntssrator Of the estate Of Timothy ID. Martin
dale. dscsassd. rhemas Davis. Jesse Aaitby, nsnry
Huiske0p. W - Tegfense, Hmsssa1, csehsnn
Co.. Hiram Barney, Yesiman, Robinson Z Co.:
You, and eseh ef yos. are hsssby nsA1e1 testtlsrs
II new % Ne In Ne once Of the Csesk 81 tns DIS
tibet Court Of Lee county, lova, 81 Pen Msdison.
petition Of =. b. narrson. casintus 81 you, ktihu
Guam, the sun Of Twenty ave Hundred Dollars, with
zen per cssk tpeessst Per s.nnn - nses1 Dr. en-
3 promtseo1y note, secured By Mortgage made By
yoa 70 H. u. ns5isea, dats6 l0lh o. AsFeA, 1877,
also claiming against each ~ you ~ fssscssaM -
said Mortgage. the being upon ceFtain Real Re-
tate, to-wt Lot nunbss az t6) In nlock pumbsr
brty eight 10 the city Of ksok uk, Lee county sad
elats IL Ieva. pss yraS1sg for eosresttsn ~ ~
descptfnn Of ke Real Estate therein the purchase
money; aakip9 for sale ~ sid premisss and gen
eral relief. And unless ron APPEAR ard snswer said
petition Or betoso noon Of che second day Of the
next term OF said Court, 70 commence q Fort Nsdl
son On tbs ID Mssdsy OF Nay. A. D 3eos, desasit
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon - prayed for in said petition
NOBLB 4 STRONG, ana
HIRAM kEoWLKS,
married. Attys for Pointin.
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AIMING THE BLAcKs.-We learn from
high authority that Gen. Hunter, the new
commander OF the Southern Department
Of South Carolina and Georgia, is ready
and will assume the responsibility Of en-
rolling in the Federal army al loyal citi-
zens of the invaded territory, schetAer
sehite or blook.-[Sprigfeld Republican.
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r. ". sod ers.aud from the man II

n We understand from the msna Who
sole about ten y ousaod dollars from the
Go,ernuens-aod 10 nov. laboripg for the
ese overthrow Of the Goverum<nt, in the
hope that he may thus be absolved from a
|pmpuisory refunding Of what be stole
that .'the only truly loyal men n the
|tosntyy' are those 10 the habit Of
|,ejaicing at every reported defeat Of the
Federal armies-of expressing the hope shss
the rebel army would soon take Washing.
ton. and the charitable wish that every
FEDERAL soldier before Richmond would be
lilled! These men, be says, are truly 10y
din fact, the only true patriots 10 the
sesntry -all others are Abolitionists, seek.
Ing to abolish the Southern Confederacy.-
Comment is soperdaous--the record of
their perfdy and treason Is complete their
pames will remain to the ensuing age, abb
horred BY all who do not sympathise with
those who are now seeking to ruin By but
let. the country they could not longer rule
By ballots. sstass @ :sgf.
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which they are % anxious to oserthrow.-
lDap~ povs appreeiate ands eeho,the assiss
81 MesdSltb 6llipss Il !. LII ID dls91of sbct
Institution which has disturbed vshesseesce
Of onf annuity for sevsut, ysars.,, 3
You, like myself. have. no doabs, ii ines
past, had-s high idea of S,uthern chivsf.
~. Like many other things down south, I
fnd oven that boastad inat,tutiou, q hmm.
bug. Among al the Sou. bern oI6cers whom
| have metaand sbsen broDghs in contact
wish, I Have found sosrcs'y 7snsi thar VAS
even the peer of Northern mechanic. l
eoulaste yop, 81 79eeds pf bafbafiAa psts,
petrated BY these Knights Of the South thas
would make you shudder. A day or no,
since was told. BY an aid of sGes~ Keys,
that one OF our officers was found dead
with both his ears cut of. This 10 gsne Of
"a hundred cases of their cruelty. Yester-
day two suffers werAe 'fbund III HE woods
hanging by the neck and some teamsters
with their throats cut.
Yours trnly.A
The writer Of the above has always
been known AZ an ovncnhprumising demo.
lcrat. He has ever been unsparing in his
denunciations Of 'AboIitionlsts and Repub-
ilioans, whom he considered, when he left
here few months ago, really responsible
for the var. Nothing cesld be mora sig
In,fcant Of the change which experience and
Iobservation are silently efecting in the
minds of our soldiers, than the fact that
such man NOW quotes, approvingIy. the
sentiments Of Wendell Phillips.--Ns,0 York
Post. ssp aSst
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tUNrlL BLUFFS SANITARY COMMITS
StON---RASPBERKYf FESTIVAL

The ladies' of the Sanitary commission
feturu Trunks to the public for their patron.
hge on the evening OF the festival, and ac-
knowledge the receipt af fifty dollars ~ the
profits Of the entertainment. Thanks are
3ue also to Messrs Palmer and Ross. for the
fra'u'sous use OF their halls !; TO the String
land, for some fine music; to those Mer-
plants who kindly Furnished dishes, lamps,
poems, etc.; to the Nonpareil Office. for
is and to those lads who rendered such
aluable assistance IN the preparations
(eedful for the occasion. ~
The proceeds Of the festival, together
Pith the funds before ia the Treasury,
mounting in all to, sixty-four dollars and
|xsy-6ve cen:s-have already been mailed
the Secretary Of the State Sanitary COM
ission, at Davenport, Of which Society
his is u branch, and to which it sends mon-
- raised in preference to shipping hos.
supplies, which are so expensive of
fansportation. The society. soon after its
reanization. sent one bux Of supplies, in
IRE Of Judge BALDWIN, and designed fol
be use OF the 4sh Reg,ment. On the l4th
Arril,s mailed IT, the State Commission
"a 60, and on the 4th Of June $50 30
e whole amount Of money sent up to this
lse being $ll9 IS. Per Order.
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WHAT IS CONSERVATISM.

Lord Brougham the social science toady
the Peers, is no longer the once beloved
pnry Brousham Of tho people. IChaers
ad dissent. There goes Brougam's car
age snia . noble Lord to Sydoey, Smith.
~ see the B. outside. Yes, replied the
~. hut there is . wasp within. laugh.
Fr.l We're the Dean alive TO-DAY, QUICK
Pnud he observe that the great eformer
Ad gwen up Reform--that the leading Lib.
gal WIS no longer the advocate Of liberal
1eas-in short that the wasp had lost his
eing. Applause.
Mr.. O Br,en asked, What IL Conaerva-
esn9 Shall describe ftp Eyes Well,
eo Conservatism 10 old monarch,es-old
a"ons--old customs-old men and Lord
oesham. [Laughter.l Conservatism is
great Hat stone upon the green sward.
y y up and what do You see p serpents
sards running to their holes-huge bugs
ehtrned ut the. dayl,Rht-spiders-a
e clammy worms gathering ,hemaelves
eshsr- and al kindsNf unclean thinse.
ssf.l Remove the stone-cart It away.
'ne sunshine Of progress fall upon The
s-eno pass that way the next year, ar d
~u' 9eaold site to gladden. tho eyes
nsn-oeautiful grasses have sprunk or
s"o delicate flowers have blooned there.
~ !" tsesh With purity and joy. Loud
rConsersansm, gentlemen, u The
- FroErsss the removal. [Cheers
ose fepresents the loa, hsome disease.
~ yep =" tae darkness 1.-THE other tie
INV lowers that open their leaves il
,ss;sn 'fas. Loud che-rs.l Yes. Con,
-, "eass The same relation to Tory.
~. "as :; .ae Paseyite does to the Catholic
o"1 : :" ~anach-she other an ectir,
f., n.Er'om ceo. Z. T1ain'. last speech !,
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AN ARMY OFFICER on ABoIlrlos1sM


The following is q extract from prf-
vate letter written BY an oficer Of the reg
ular army, holding high position on Mo.
Clellsn's Staff, dated June II, 1862:
Ihavc been told that confessions ere GOOD
FOR the soul. am going to make one TO You.
am at last an abolitionist Not that L
love the negro, or an prepared to say:--
$ Art thou not man and q brother y but
/ do love my country and the white race.-
Ny old prrjudices and political feeling have
been wiped cut, one By one, slowly bat
surely. | could not pass through all that !
have witnessed daring the lass year, and
not see what every honest and candid man
should, that an institution which can %
change Q whole people IN their Feelings and
actions toward their fellow 9 unsrymen and
their country must be wr0ag. and the sooner
il u done away with the better.
| am /, longer = st,ckler FOR the conati-
sutional rights Of ihs south psopl M,
ara trying 90 earnestly TO destroy their only
safeguard sheald spQk b pgetseeed ~ H.
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No. vi - xs q y \. q.
efanfus1 f55ssf rsM re- pnsSaS 7l 4Txf9l
Z t6n4( {}S3ed Z
] = S6fnbffed :W1E r ~ ~ fl
B dir<l1er 1l11faffy M i ir sS a 1I55,S -
dive 1nAdo6 ~ ta;6 d. Gaflkbatilla r.
repdttd 3oAexlegs 1gt9f &a1isSS& 81 % 61fs31
remedy Il wanted ~ III a 1xl ~ sH1r1s
scconfDlisf .e1eiff eufe 1890 {irote ~
service Is tlis 1arse el.se S1fsss3 1S1s..s
citizens, How complefelv fhi1 comnonnd NM
do Il ms been ,roven ~ exnerin.ert ~ ,rs-v
81 dc worn tases u IS kh,id r. ~ ioiier1Ss
cornplnints:- !
Scno rvrx Arp trffi3ff nsg cos.,, 49,.
EaUrrYonss Avn Enur+rf SJslI4 ~ No.: q 3
iixsa. ~ lsrorc,,r 81 qgy1n ut So N. -:
SuAID Iix1u Syr,.Ir,s 4 q. ~ s,ssr 80, 49,
rsc1ioxs, lIsseul,gAt Dfssns is nrAYI Msse7
nAiaM on Tic Dsvroun nrrl nsnrnIrr. Dysl
pEps1A AMI IxDroEsrIoN. Fny.,prr.. Rn..3
| on Sr. AxrsfoSY,s Ffrsxnsd indhxd 1l,c ,,h1le
/ class Of complaints ari.ino frxm, I~.r..-. ~,
THE HIopD. s,s'-v 80
/ This cnmdpo,,nd win yba found vr..+ 49,
motor Of health. when takan in liz s,,r;re 80 =
cxr,el. the foul humors winch ss,e1 = ~ -
blood at TINT season of the year. m he t;me.
II expulsion az them many ra,i 8 ~
dfe ripped Il, tlie bud. Mnlt;tndes. - ~
the did of this remedy. sf,ara thems
the endurance Of foul sernutinns a,,tl nIc.~ssss
SORES, through which he svstan viii sfr;;s,tea
rid itself Of corruntions / II not ass;,fss - a.
this through tho fnatnroi cI,annels 81 ,he ioS-
BY ~ attentive medicine. CLEANSE out tn
vitiated blood whenever Won find Il. imnur;t;ss,
or sores: cleanse i when Vol, ii,a j = ~.
structed. and sluvosl, in the veins -cloan.c q
whenever L Is foni. and vour faelinos viii tall
yf1n when Eve,, :. lerey ~ ,,lsv a.
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A FACT.

The man who robbed the Government Of
about ten thousand doilars-and who is
row believing with all his might about the
erpense of this war for the maintenance Of
the Government, sgainst the armed as
paults OF his cnufederates-says that no
good citizen sciit be disturbed BY the howl
Of ''secesh, - from his Deighbors. A fact,
beyond dispute or cavil. There is not a
nan in the nation SO lost to the teachings
sf The commonest honesty, as to quarrel
Iyith this statement. al Ger3r 3r8
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a. DR.. s. W. KELLY has withdrawn
rom the firm Of KYSrrr + Co., on account
81 i'll health, we believe; and the business
Pill hereafter be carried on by x. W. Kr-
EErr, whose advertiscm ent will be found 10
bur issue Of to-day. mas 18TH #e
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

Mr.. L. W. Ross. having severed his con.
bection it'll Mr.. DoucLAss, in the practice
bf the law, has built him u nice, snug Office
pezt door to the County Clerks Office, and
md stuck out \ shing e'' on his own
look. HIS card will also be found in this
kaper.
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gTlt will be observed BY reference to
bur advertising columns, that our mercan
fant'le friend, r. p. Snow, has taken unto
bimself partner-a business partner--and
Ibe house is now known by the name and
lyle Of Snow & TusLEY. To those who
know these gentlemen it is unnecessary
{or US to say one word; but to others we
Fonld suggest that you try Messrs. Snow
rURLEY, and If their complete stock Of
FOODS, low prices, gentlemaoly dealing, and
accommodating clerks, do not satisfy you,
ply, then We should think your fastidious.
bess far exceeded your judgment.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

a. CLINTON, the ice-m ,ngsr- CLINTON,
be man whose genial phiz and happy bear,
|bg, make their dinrnal visits to the doors
heated humanity,-where the never fail
pg lump Of CONCEALED aqua is found she'd
iue tears profuse in sympathy for us will
lease accept the thanks Of the printers for
large chunk of ice each morning-and We
roud recommend him to our citizens as an
bgreeable gentleman to deal with.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

SOUTHERN NEws.-Richmond papers 10 thu
Goth ult. have been received. The Wig con-
tinucs to declare that there are no possible cir
cumstances which could favor return to the
old Union. The Examiner says the rebel navy
department is utterly inefficient, and its navy a
myth. Its great reliance Is on the engagement;
OF a prlgateering feet. The same paper con-
fesses that the popular belief relative to the ma
merical strength OF the rebel army has been
greatly astray, and that a great addition to the
force in the field is essential to meet that Of the
Fcder4ls.
Somebody in London has been gullin2 the
rebels into the idea that Confederate bonds are
worth 90 per cent in London, and THAI there is
u demand tor investment in them that meets NJ
supply The same authority represents Lord
Lyons to be striving diligently to convince che
English Government that reconstruction Of
the Union is certain. ....-H
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

county gives l mon majority Vi 900
new YORK, Nay. 5. The editorial articles OF
the World are Of congratulatory nature over
the success of the Democrats, but Indicate a
strong support of vigorous measures to crush
the rebellion. IN article on "English symIa-
thy closes as follows;
The peonle believe in prompt, resoiute, and
armed action, and that it is on the fell
at the master, and not on the cotton field by The
slave, that the blow is to be struck. They arc
well persuaded that after the war has crushed
the rebellion, the time VIII come for enlargine
the wise and constitutional movement made III
the direction Of emancipation before the radicals
grlspcd at power.
The Hcr0M considers TIE electiona spontane-
Gus revolution Of the people, due neither tc
pubic meetings or the press. 1t urges the as.
sembling Of the newly elected conservative
members of Congress to give an expression oil
their views in order that the President may
thus know what course the people wish him tc
pursue. 1t also strongly urges Il most vigorous
prosecution OF the war and the speedy crushing
Of the rebellion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
December 1, 1850.

STATE OF VERMONT, / At a Probate Court, held a,
RAspoLPH DISTRICT, SIS. Randolph IN ana lot td'u
Distrct on the 23d day of October, 4. ID Ioo-' IT,
A VERY Fits, administrator of the estate Oh "ohh
a Pitts late of Randolph in said district deceased,
makes application said cour; for license TO sen an lhe
real estate of said deceased and represents that such
sale is necessary the payment of d-bts anu
against said estate: - II, III -
Wbereupon IT Is ordered by said Court that said APP
nlcation he referred session thereof to be holden at
he Wsst Randolph House in said Ra"dolph, on the
ami il is further ordered all persons Interested
h. notified hereof by of tnis orIer IN me Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, IN us o'S'e
three weeks successfully before the time appointed as
afors aid for hearing that they appear at Sad time
md place and show cause, il any hey may nave why
such license should MOI be granted
I;y order Of Court,
357c3y Attest. Il. CLEAEELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

Willard Morey, u private in Co. B, Sd regi-
ment Vermont volunteers, died on the 4th inst,
on the boat between New York and Hartford
Connecticut. Information of the fact was COM
municated by Elisha L. Swift, Of Hartford, and
respectfully inferred and the grave suitably
marked.
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Kelsey RnrmAagaa7s Estate.

TUE Sub-crIbe1: having been appointed by Tie Hon
cradle Probate Com. Tor The DIstFCio OF HGGdoipl',
Commits sionrrs lortceve examine and claims
and dema against the Estate Of Bcsey
nuinhan late of Randop IN said District, deceased
represented naovent aud the term ofsi% months from
The 25h day Of September 4. II. Is2 beng allowed by
sand he creditors said deceased eXhiblaud
prove their res pectve claims eiOre notice that
we will attend to the duties OF uhl appointment AZ
The dwelling house of Ammi Buulam, in Randolph,
in said district, the 2j day a March next, At
o'clock tie Afternoon nh SaI1 day.
JOHN BANKS. ir.,
FRIEND CLIFFORD, 0o"'
Randolph, Sept. 2jh A. D., 1862. l3j5w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

REBEL RAN IN CHARLESTON IlARBoR The
rebels at Charleston have constructed ram
evidently for harbor defense. She is apparently
about the size Of u boat, with an iron beak
not very formidable.
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Chester y. E2oward's Estate.

TIE subsci bers having been arpon'cd by the Nonoa
bic Probate Court for tie District of RandOiph com
missIOners receive, examine adjust al claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate OF Chester j.
Howard. late of BaHirec, in SAID District, deceased
represented insovent, md the of months from the
18Th day of September, 1862 being allowed by said
to he creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend to The duties of appointment at the
dwelling house of William L. Wells, in Braince,
in sud district The 2lta day of December and 25th
Of March next O'Clock in the aftenoon each of
said days.
A. ?. HARBACH, wv"
prai OFT A 9MW3
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FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale full Blood three
years old JERSEY BULL perfectly docie and handy,
and well broke TO work. Please enquire of d. Hastings
member from Waisield, 20, Burnham the sub
scrber. ALFRED JOSLIN
WaiisGcld, Oct o, 1862.
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prOhate Courts.

S T.snso1os and for the District .tors
said will be holden at the Probate once In -
snsuing Persons having business with said Cosrt are re-
Soe''eO " T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
HsY TELEGRAPH
f.n 70 Tue FREEMAN. ft..
7 O'CLOCK A. NJ

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 4 The Richmond
Dispatch Of the 18th, says the movements of the
rebel forces indicate the evacuation of Northern
Virginia.
The Despatch IS satisfied that general ad-
vance of the Federal Ion es 10 not ANTICIPATED
and that Gen. Mcclellan will not wish an en-
gagemen..
Winchester had not been evacuated on Thurs
day last, and the rebel cavalry pckets still hold
their old position north of Bunker Hill, aud
east of Charlestown.
The Despatch. foresees that Charleston, No
bile, and probably Savannah will soon be as
sailed by the navy and land forces of the Lin
coin Government. 1t hopes that every Southern
city will permit itself to be converted into ashes
before surrendering to the invaders.
New YORK, Nov. 5. Actual returns from 2j
counties and the city of New York gives Sey.
mour a majority oil SO Gl8. The IS counties
to hear from Will reduce Seymour's majority to
9jOO,-so estimates the Albany Argus,
The Albany Journal comedies the election OF
Seymour.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

ALBANY, Nov. 5. The Atlas and Argus give
II Democratic Congressman to IL Republican,
and the Assembly 81 Democrats to 56 KePuDii-
cans; Is to hear from.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a..
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s.. Chelsea within and for said
District, on the 18th day of October, 4. y. 1st2.
instrument, purportrgt to be the last Win and Tesla
n mcnt Of Abigail II. NTH, late Of TuEbridgc, in
said District deceased being presented 10 the Court by
AFRO B. d. the Executor therein named, for Probate
1t ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session Of said Court
be holden at the Probate Office in Chelsea, the
10th day Of November, 1862, aud show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate of said VIII for
which purpose further ordered that copy the
1r Of this order be published three weeks successfully
the Green Mountain Freeman printed Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy OF Record,
f35Gw3 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

MILWAUKEE, Wis Nov 5. The Democrat
have elected two congressman, and the hepuo-
leans three. One district IS yet in doubt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. s. Cannon, the
Union candidate for Governor, is certainly elect
ed. Samuel jefferson was the Democratic can
didate. Logisl tn re is still in doubt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Court
RASpoL DisTRtcT, Is for said Dstrict-To all per-
Randolph, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Zba Spragus administrator of tie estate
w OF said deceased, requests said Court to allow him
The uitf er time of year from and after the 9Th day
of September "A d. 1862 to make payment of the debts
and close the settlement OF the estate,
Therefore, you hereby notified That said application
viii be heard session OF The Probate be held
the Registers Office in BrookfeId he 9th day of
November next, at which tine YOU may be heard in
the premises. And this order Shall he published three
weeks essiveiy in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at aionlpeer in tins State the Of which
u Eewsupe, publication shall BE before day sued
for hearing aforesaid.
Gwen under my hand BrookdeI4 this 9Th day Of Oct
Der, A. D. 1862.
ny order Of Count
3jGw3 J. K. CLEkEEI.AND Register.
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LEAvENwoRTn, Nov 5. Scattering returns
from this State indicate the election of the en-
tire Republican State ticket.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 81 p. NJ. Parker,
the Democratic candidate for Governor, Is un-
dou btedly elected by some 10000 majority
Democratic gain Of some $4,000 over the Ia't
Governors vote.
The following Congressman are elected list
district, Starr, Republican; "a do, Middleton,
Democrat Sd do, Steele, Democrat 4th DO ,
Rogers, Democrat; 5th do, Perry, Democrat
Bo.h branches of the State Legislature are
largely Dem0eratiC.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 5. Harris, Democrat, Is
elected to Congress in the 4th District.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
DELAWARE ELECTION.

WrLMlMcrox, Del, Nov. 5. Newcastle
county gives Union majority Of jo3.