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From Missouri.

s., Louie, F,b. 1, lsGl.-Gcneral IL deck has
issued orders, in wl.c commanders serving in the
department s'e uricrei o. take immediate measures
g. aacertln ~hpt men In their r,spc tive CONF
usrlt desired :, bee transferred b. tho gunb,at
service. lie diI orts that are shall be- taken in
selecting tacu, aud that preference shall be given
t. the b. st men Gttcl for such service. The men
selected are oider,i 10 report t. Lieutenant q. NJ
Gn,hctt United States Army, at St. Louis, by
whom they will be- enrolled and sAippod.I
s.. Louis, Fsb. "A general order vii, be ispied
in tie morning, In which 1t Is stated that several
companies ~ the ith Missouri Volunteers, lately
called tue % L. g. Reserve Corps, have shown
themselves mu,inous and di4Dbedient. The CONE
panies Lave heen dislrmci and placed in coudne-
ment at Benton Barracks. The priydes aud nom
commissioned oilcer1 Of these companies will be
s,Ittn Cairo u work on tho iJrtil atoms.
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Mr.. Pierce presented memorial relative to
the invention ui = marine and submarine battery
for he protection " the harbor Of New York.
BliIs RTIoRTED TAvoRAniY.
Making appropriations for the support Of tile
canals
t. amend the Csltra Park act.
To incorporate uc Bi"oklyu Pharmaceutical So
cItty,
Nj. Porter, from the Committee on Colleges and
Atad, mics reported n gene al bill e. establish aCa-
denicnl departments ia the Union free schools
~ "A late hour Of the session plumber of import
ant lls were iutro duc,d, among them un' 10y M.
Royal Phelps, b. repeal that portion Of the act
of Ntw York, which p, rmits the owners - wlarves
tnrre,t fences and prohibiting the erection oil sucA
fences iu future,
Mr. q ,ddinpton introduced bill In relation 10
the public he Nh OF New York.
Mr. Mason introduced bill 10 allow paper on
short oreit under $500 IN amount, N be negotiated
It % greater than the Legal rate Of interest.
Nj Ely introduced bil. to authorize the leasing
%! portion oftLc Battery in New York for ferries
{. Staten Island.
Mr. Pierce introduced bill g. bring personal pro-
peity into tie taxation list. The bill provides fJr a
return Of value u the personal property possessed
uy any enc, uIdcr cath, II also provides for the
isbuis,ment q tie soldiers Alotmeuts by the State
Treasurer
A bill was aso introduced 10 regulate the duties
Of Ilutur Masters, and prohibiting the discharge Of
such duties through deputies 1t is the same OiI IA
'sst year.
M. Redmgton gave notice that he would call up
The prohibition res lutions ON Monday,
Adjourned ~ seven o'clock on Monday evening.
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higher rates on distilled iuois, ard other ar
ucles Of luxury, % lsgAeie0 and p,obttss, o.
pe'sncsrs by railroads and Othor Oonvoysnoes,
newspapers ard tslegrnphic ms'sAgs. From
thee sources, taken IN conrceiOn witt tie tariff
On impOrts II Is confidently expected, arr the
nost careful investigation, tha. The GOvsrnns.t
WI derive a. annual revenue Of at least el60,
900, 900. This tax-bill viii give to the United
States bon5s a suo specie paying security.
The Committee have also considorod The sub
ject Of q national banking law, which will re-
quirs the deposit Of United States hoeks as 70
curity for the bank notes that are circulated AZ
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regimen, presented Mrs. oDonnsn WITH q pt.na1
go,d ws,ch nd chain, - mark Of thsr esteem.
The usua public reception Al the White Houge IL
no. 70 take place mex, week. The postponement Is
oocssoned by the private party 70 be given By Mrs.
Lincoln on wednesday evening.
An independent company Of New Jersey cavalry
has been added 10 be Van Allen cavalry regimsa,.
The Major Of the third battalion has no, besn ap.
pointed. There are large number Of applicants
for the position.
John Brcdan, Of the Second regiment, Excel
Hior Brigade, was sho, by a corporsl on the
18th ult., and instantly killed. The killing Wa re-
ported &C, idsn,, but the Colonel q the regimen,
rronounced a murder. Bcedan belonged 70 Now
Yo-k city.
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From san FrnUci.cO.

san Francisco, Jan, 8l.-Aner one wed, ~ eV.
tTanrdhary cold, thuugh pleasant weather, another
storm has commenced Lere, which, doubtless
con ~ from the flooded portion of the State. Tho
storm, bon m"st ~ the interior counties has suhS ird,
but communication With the mining districts is still.
suspended,
Tue Legislature by = concurrent resolution,
agrees ~ assume the California portion of the nN-
uunal dir'c tax, A resolution has also passed the
Legislature iu-tructiug our delegation ~ Congres
t. urge the esttl lshmont ola line of mail steamer
between San Francisco and Japan and China.
AL the uaygaOle rivers Of Oregon are closed by
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wAsmSGros, al. 81, 1859.
Mr. duriey, n Ohio, vcuturei u make a droc.
perrpnA attack upon Mcclellan the o,her dag, and
ycHieidty Coz, ~ Ohio, gave him tiur,eyl . severe
bssting by way u reply. II was a mes amusing
soene, ani the use seemed 10 ENJOY II very much
nut tie really important 10, oonnocted with the
speech, and which b, not generally Inderstooi In
that when Cos oontrad toi some Of Gurley's state
rsontH respecting the conduct Of tao war, no spoke
b. authority Of Den. Mcclellan himself. TINS Is
the statement mate ~ authentic circles, aud have
sopd rosApn ~ believe II * true. 0ur'cy charged
that Mcclellan hid At various times interisrod iii.
rect 10 prevent the being carried on cuorSet-
cHlly, and especially that lac hal prevented 40, 200
gDld Union trppS, On the upper Pot inlc, from
capturing the rclcl J,ckDn and hH 10000 troops,
ncai mtoy Gen. NJ G. cll,n unquestionably a,i-
thOtiTd Coz - deny me Of these Oh uge~, for AL
though he did not d,ny them upun any sprcid an.
thoritS, set hc III 1t so sitivcy TIA. there could
he no duIt that 10 sake by the u.k !" II In
said thst Gen. NJ C'cilan t,kg' all this criticism
c,olly ard will MT he hurrel onward. II Is not
in sdbie that Mcclellan will sp'u take the field In
per an, rclingui-hing the general aright OF ths
Hrmio- iu the field a. the President and Secretary
stanton.
There will probably be No further igh,ing in X n
lucky ill Hunter aud Lane sweep down behind
Missouri RsttinH int the of the rebels at or In
the region ~ Spring field. When that h. done lnpk
out iur bot work in Kentucky, AMI along the SEA-
huArd, and last Of ell in front Of Washington.
The papers t1ia morning publish the ltgt - sick
AT the hospitals, which shows that ulere b no in
of disease since the last published statement
There ~ cases NJ small pON, snd there were ~
GASES n fsrtnight ago. fevoia AMI smallpox seem
~ be slightly un the decrease, and there - hope II
better times and Il vii certsiuly be 4p n the
weather becomes god, and tho soldiers can have
something /, do and to think ~.
The news frorn England rreates stir here tpl,y.
Upon the wholc II II regarded ~ satisfactory, but
fears are expressed In certain quarters that thore IS
trouble In store f,r ~. A distinguished member 81
| the Government sad last night that he WA sorry
| that M Seward hal not taken Ia his iispit IA
] tie ground oc Up.cd 10y Mr.. samuel in his speech IN
the ScnAte-ti 1t ~ nnn-lnt'rfereuce with all vessels
| passing rom one neutral port ~ another.
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Our Man OF The southern stnte..

So many have been the calls for copies Of the
Map of the Southern States which we presented
to each subscriber in January, that we have is.
sued two new odi ions of il on thick paper, OF
which enc is plain and one handsomely colorod
by one If the most experienced map publishing
drm' in the city. Both editions will 10 ready
at nino o'clock this morning. We quite envy
the satisfaction which our old subscribers have
already derived from tho possession Of the
Map. With all other facilities within call, we
are col stanlly driven TO its use ourselves and
in the many proofs to which 1t has thus been
subjected ii has proved correct. Little that a
map can show, which il is desirable TO un-
deIsland in connection with tho war,
is not distinctly laid down, and it
has the advantage over all piece maps Of
presenting the entire field OF operations al
u single.glanco. An ingenious youngster of our
acquaintance, who keeps up, at least with his
parents, in following the movements OF the ar
mics has improvisod small pins from broken
needles, with heads Of rod and green sealing
wax, andHs, no Gays, the rebels are reyy green,
no sticks a green pin on tho wall at every point
they are said to have taken, while the red pips
occupy the points held by the federal forces.
1t is device which children Of larger growth
may adopt TO good purpose.
We cannot supply new subscribers on the same
terms as We did the old Ones nor can we thus
replace lost OF torn copies bat in putting the
prices OF the new edition at thros cents for the
plain, and Eve cents Tor the colOred copies, VT
are not very far from it,
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Release Of Rebel Prisoner.

Boston F'e5. I'd, 1s62.-Th. bark Trinity has
been chartered 10 vey three hundred and eighty
six rank and file, and eleven officers, rebel prison.
ers, from Fot Warren W Rrtresa Monrue, and Is
expected 10 sail to-m1rOw. Commodore Barron L.
MA included in the list. The priscnsrs who rons<A
are mostly roliuaAl.
public meeting will he held In Fane'ri Hal "a
wecint siay next, " monDriAlze Congress Gr the
rciease of Oh. oorooran q the gallant New York
eeth Regiment hayOr wrghtmAn win pre.ads
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MILITARY NEWS.

There wore few applicants at the regural Ser
vice recruiting Offices last week, Of whom four were
en-td md the rest rejected examination by the
surgeon, who, very properly, will no, pass any man
sho does not appear aSey 10 stand the fatigue and
hardships incident in active service. About four
teen men enlisted for the Fifth artillery, the
corps Of Engineers, and the Eighth, Eleventh and
rsclth ln'sn'ry.
yuN h',s we'e''rt 80 Governors Island on
80, ,>..-l.e AZ ynl lr..r. re o"mnAng
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Ir will be feen, by reference 70 our Court Se-
ports, that JAMES b, TAYLOR, enc of the parties
interested ia the Fort Gansovoort property, has
lesn held for ttiAl on the charge of attempting
TO bhbe Alderm'n DAYTON. Nov, that the
subject is to be brought into tho Courts, we
hope it will rec i've thorough airing, AMI all
engaged IL, or ptivy to- his outrageous swindo
10 put CA the IL cord for future reference
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Commerce. OF DnIwnnL,e.

bfihcdulie, Ft6 THE following facts are
taken frum tie sRnus, report Of the Milwakie
Chamber II Comm.rre; Receipts of Whsn the past
yer snount u ls,b4s,2O6 bushes. Shipments Of
wheat le,cSl s7b bushels, Increase of reDaipts AS
N, n,s. s,sl6,2i9 y,pe'f pr-tlc, ev,o-t' In 1860
ar GO.NO, u lsr,, t.7,tlrJv2.
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the BURNSIDE EXPEDITION MOVING.
PANIC AT NORFOLK AND RIoHMcsr
Military Movements in the West
ANOTHER EXPEDITION FRoN Carr
60,
Pre~s WashInHtSa.

Washington, Fcb. u -Nrtwithsisnding the
| alarms and crual.inRs Of Of tho foreign
| journals and other writer's about the stone block
iie, and other sinister reports, the dispatches re-
ceiyed At the State Department are egarded a. q
complete e-,orston Of the entente cordiais between
the United States and Grsa, britain, and of the best
! Is.-,ibls undor-s landings Of the GOvernmepts Of
France, Italy and othr sentimental States Yoster.
| lay Secretary Seward and Lord Lyons exch nigel
consrntulatons the adjustment " the Trent az
f,ia, In spirit similar IN thst which In the sam.
cae animated Earl Russell and MiaJser Adams.
TIE Secretary Of State, Friday, directed the
release, from fot Lafayette, OF all the persons taken
IRON on board ofnsurgen, armed vessels which or.
der has been Immediately executed.
II true, M has been stated, that Gen. Wool
under insiructionA asksl Gen. HuRer whether II
smith the pirate were delivered 10 him at Norfolk
Col Corcoran would he restored " liberty aud sent
North. The answer, in the negative, was on the
ground Of adherence in rank ~ o. the two per.
| anna.
Here Alfred Fly, member Of Congress rom Now
| York, late prisoner 1t Richmond, hal an inter-
| view with tho President anl secraary Seward yea.
icrlay, and a has been determined "a place the
| rebel priyatcors now in New York and Philadelphia
| upon footing 81 prisoners Of war. An order hes
| h'cn issued removing them g. military pris,ns
with view H. their exchange fnr citizens II tho nj
ted States ncMccrated ia the south. Tnisln Irtant
and humane course the part oitho government,
may result IN the return o. e ne's Cprcorln, Lee
| & psswel wuodt'In, wilcox, Wedges and the other
Ulcers now held ~ hostages 'or these priy,teers.
general exchange Of all the prisoners will, II is be-
| HcVe,l, spe. lily follow. The interview Of NJ. Fly,
IN conjunction with several " his associate members
| oiMc III lu'e Of Representatives, not unly iutar-
csting, hl, is described ns affecting.
Lieut. Edward Connolly, ofthe Goth New York
regiment, pri4j1or Of wor, has arrived from c..
lumbu,, 5 C., and wssp present At the interview with
the President and S-,rct,ry Of State. H. reports
that the health Of c." C,rcoran aud the stLer pris
onors there, Is good.
THO President, in conversation ye,terd,v wifi
ReIr. sentative Conway, OF Kansas. stated tb,t
. | ~. ..,,,..,,.,.i w.. N .. m ,
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Interesting from Cairo.

euro, f,6. 1.-Auoiher expedition, perhaps
larger than tie recent rcconnoi,ance, ia evidently in
the cuuisc Of preparation from this point, but the
real strength and destination. are kept secret. The
troops "A Fort Holt have been removed in con4e-
,uvuce " high water
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Boston, FEB, IA fire broke cut hors last
night Ia the granite block, Nos fss, gao and ISL
washington IT., occupied by John ii. Pray & Co :
carpet dealers Geo. Davis Co., snd VIM. X.
storms q Co, rry goods dealers. The building was
owned by the Tvs Of Franklin Dexter The Los
u my Lo.-sAi dolN q and " mostly ms led,
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News from keninckX-

Louisrihc, Feb IA party of rebels under
J. c. Morgan, Of Lexington, captured five tele-
.raphers near Camp Bell,yile, with all their i'm.
prm,nts and wagons and burned a church At the
station.
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U"".'0 VSr' VINO - qoa'ss'So IA gus Sh'n ~
teTy, now numbers about one hundred and twelve
enlisted. and Aheen n, trial. TUentv-.;yb, rno-s
., - =. a, 49,, - q -
WIN hA'o W U enii7sou Vo'ors 'ue Np"FNny
reaches the strength hIed by the War D9l srt-
nneut During tie Nhoie Of the v-ioter ,he
heeplnB eooomouefDn proNhd lot ue ciu@en
boys on trial have been q the worst description
n. aou,h pa,tarv ~. M, lara a,o,,ob
- -
Tor the numbor OF boys on the Island. and the sen-
pin alleyAa long, low wooden str1icture-was set
-. n, do.-,i,o,-v 18th. h,,. -, ,.,.i an, s,,.L
" - -. ' - ~
OF 'he ehipteu Joys NJ ooulh nov - room IN the
Battery. The citizen boys were mot provided With
avn, an. hi.,La. AMI IT,. ,,h, ,.r. NO, s,..,.,o
-, -,
enough W OBTAIN share OF the other boys blanke6
bad 10 sleep without any other covering than their
or,iinarv oIo.h.. 49, -. Ill -. ...-,..,hi.
,- ,no'o ~ o"iy 'uo '''
s'vo IN 'hs tenpm alley and The place wa infested
With rau--the comfort Of sleeping there may there
6~e Ia easilv In, a,,n.t n, 4. Ii. -, A..
a.. =, ~ 49, " ~ "'
uo ~ seAn' IN shArBs Of he eoy1sn 0d soldier
Of thirty five years eNperienoe-is not repons iblv
kr ttia .,a,e n ,hi,,,. h,, a, L. ,,,, ,h, A. -.
49, -, ~ p" my ""'
N"" Neeh De oaile1 u II, and mai toys who are
sent on trid should b treated with aHna litte ON.
~. o.tt....,. D.,
A"o """'"o"N iot VIC NsVy derng the work,
amount " two hundred and eighty -aeven-of whom
one hundred ana 6flV ,-er. A., c.r,.in p,.,..,.
-, '''
nTtr hcet' and the rett Tor general service. There
are BN hundred dlspnsable saamen on board the
Nosth Ca rolina WIN will he reoniyed in no s,,r.e
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURR.-senate,

Albany Etb. IA petition was presented
for The Iasiase Of the metropolitan Health bill.
BILLS RnoRTrp FAyoBAuLY.
t. amend the act concerning the liabilities OF
hu band and wife.
t. amend the act fir tho benefit OF married wo-
men, in regard H. tie msu ing Of the lives Of their
husbands.
mae ISrRopU ~.
by Mr.. Smith, incorporate the uomeppathl c
Medical Society OF New York.
Hy Mr. Hutchiu- ITO amend the law relative
Ia the money app rtionel to schoo. district libra
lies.
ance 90 mp1nies dong business In the state was
passed
TIE Senate then resu ned the debate on the reso-
buttons instructing Senators Harris and King u
vote tor the expulsion 4 Jesse u. Bright from the
United States Senate.
The opponents Of the res lutions spoke Against
them until the hour of adjournment, when, with
uut coming 10 vote upon them, the Senate ADJOURN
I'd until Monday evening.
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LAURA KEKNEs THEArRE.-THE World
famous play, sour american COusin," viii b
per hrm,d every night this week. Il creates grea
fun and laughter. Bee II. Family Circle, 20 cents
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JAS. +. FARRELL, Adjutsni. jaSO Oils

Army OF the POtonRo-ksy's DiviAAOn-
SGth Regimen, New York Volunteers, This Rsgd.
ment, one Of the crack corps In the service s nov
stationed In comfortable winter quarters, a Camp
Brightwood-one Of the dsfenoes Of this Capital
near Washington, ID. O. A number u Able-bodiedI
are required to bring this Regiment up 70 Iha
maximum standard required by the U 8, Govern.
furnished on Icing mustered into lhs service IPns
further information, apply " Lieut. JAS GRANT,
Recruiting oficor, % Centre u. isSL lDsiaa
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Howard Mission and Homo for Little
Uo! For the seal OF War!!.
RTCRI ITS WANTED FOR TIKI JACKSON

This Regiment authorized by His Excslsncy,
Governor Morgan, and designated by him AZ the ID
REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, Ia In wsaI If
about
100 ABLE DoDIED RECRUITS,
aged from is H. 40 ycars, and not less than toes
inches In height.
Tie Reg nient il quartered at the UNION BAR
RACKS L vt NeS YORK, and the best Of rAti.ns Art
furnished.
A splendid uniform and liberal supply OF under
clotIing furnished Immediately and tue authJIi-
4 ,s i've relief g. the families Of recruits.
The REGIMENT intended FOR garrison duty
and ofers the advantages h recruits u no "a
marches and no exposure n storms, ETC. inc a
a. field duty.
800 BoUNTY AT TuH ENPIRATIoS or TIm WARl
iIeGG quaItsrs, 23G Grand ~, cor Bowery. 4
EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel
TAG 4 FARRELL. Adiutant. in9O 0siih
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Our Special Correspondence.

Our Waslibstou Corrc-pondouro - iurley's
Attack ON mof)irilan Rssuked my Al
thori,y ."-NcClellan 10 TAX. inc Field In
Pcr-sp, "when The Time CJ-.-"-Iow
the Koalish News IL Co.sidorod.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court held at
DISTRICT SIS Montpelier in said district on
the 18th day OF August, A. d. 1862.
SAMUEI. S. KELTON, Administrator de honis
y with the will annexed, If the estate of Darius Royden,
late of Montpelier, in said district deceased, presents his
administration account for examina on and allowance,
and makes application for decree of distribution and par
tition OF the estate Of said deceased.
WhereupOn is ordered by said Court that said account
and said application be referred session of said Court
be held the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the
10th day Of September A. D. 1862 Cor hearing and decision
TIL and further odeed, that hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication of the
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman newspaper published at Montpelier, prevousto
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time and place, and show caHse, il any they may
have, why said should be allowed, and such
decree made. BY the Court.
347 Attest, 7. Il. MglRRL 81, Judge.
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BILIOUS HEADACHE !

BY the these Pills the perio i' atta;ls Of erv-
GUS or Sick Headaches may be)r' tel 4n1I. taken
at the commencement OF at tacK immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head.
che to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding Cos
tiveDess
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
persons OF sedentary habits they valuable Lax
alive improving the appetite, giving tone and vgor to
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole system.
Ire CEPHALlC PILLS are the result oflong inyesti-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved 0ount Of pain and sui
feling from Headache, whether originating in the nerv-
GUS system or from deranged ST ale of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence OF any dsagrceable
taste renders 1t easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSt
The genuine have five signatures ofHenry c. Spal1ine
each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in lleGicires
Box will be sent by mail prepared Ga receipt OF The
Price 20 Cents.
A IL orders should be addressed to
HENRY {. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street, New Yorf
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Samuel nc. AtHaerten'a Estate

p19It G 10 a. 1T
Distrie on the 28h day OF August A. D. 1862
IlE BRUCE, Administrator, with the will annexed on
IL the Estate of Samuel B. Atherton, late of xbury in
said district deceased, makes applications said
extend the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts
due from said estate, and to render his administration
account until lutu day
Whereupon, ordered by said Court that said APP
pication be heard at the Probate Office Montpelier on
the 20d day of Sept. and it is further ordered,
notice be given to az persons concerned by the publca
ton of this order ID the Green Noun Freeman print
ed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully, before said
hearing. By the Court
349f3wi Ate st, N. A. CHASE REGISTER.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year cnsning will be holden follows,
viz
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange CO unity Hotel in Cheses the third
Thursday of each month
At Chad wck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Att L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
nharo
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DaYad eE0uEG. aDT.'s Estate.

FNhh subscribers haTag btenappUnted the Honorable
Probate Court for tAe District Of Washington, Com
missiahersto receive examine and all claims an
demands Of all persons against the Estate of David
Could jr ,late Of Montpelier, in said District deceased
represented nSovent, and he term of six months from
the ajh day OF sept 1863 being allowed by said Court
1ohe creditors said deceased exhibit prove their
respective ciaiks before usgive nocethat we wIatend
To the duties of our appOn the dwelling house
Lorenzo Gould in Mesa ipelier, in said District on
the 22d day Of October and February next o'coc
an the afternoon Oh each of said days.
CYRUS MORSE, } c,
EPHRAlM GARY oohis'
Montpelier, Sept c, A d. 1862, 35OmW3+