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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Vermont Central and SuEli-
van Railroads.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, lSo2'

Trsins Golne south and East.

Tretns Going south hno h"st'
Leave Montpelier a. 40 AM II 80 A. gnu ~ % ~
M AL TRAlE leaves ROuses Point 4el 81. ST.
w Adams at $50 a. NJ, Burlington -, NJ CON
meeting at While River Junction wihfa'hs !" aug ifoiA
Wells River, 81. lohnsbuYy and ihItieni tNd with
NOfthO.n Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Nhrt er &C.,
and connecting al Bellows Falls with 'he'Ihre L. r.
or Boston md with Vermont Valley K. Il lnr Spring
fed, New Haven and New York, arriving I'd he" Ycrk
al l0,l5rM
Burlington and NorthNeld. Connecting al Burlington
with boats l0f Whitehall, &c,
NrGHr EXFHEss TRAIN leaves OgiensnnIf 81 i-so 81.
Mont cal at 400 ,. 81, houses Poiht % y " h ard9
ing At boEtOnnt $40 4. A., connecting 20 Eo15 FAILS
with Cheshire r. q. for Boston and WnWeHH ana with
Vermont Valley Il. H. for Springfield and Nov Baygn
and arriving ~ New York ai42o =. d.
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier az 3 05 A.4 80 =. 81. aad 3 80 p,
MAIL TRtiH leaves Boston 10 40 b., via, Lowell
Lawrence " Fichharg. Leaves springfield 7.23 A u
Hel0w3 Falls at I2.2J H., connecting 20 White tiyci
Junction with Northern z. r from Boston end WITH Pas
sumpsc u, H. Tor aud from ~. JObBsbufy a6d Lttetou
arriving at Burlington at Gas p aud 81. Adams at
80 p NJ Ogdensbgfgb $50 NJ, aud Montreal az ~ 30
Pm.
Aeeoanoo.rioN Tmrs leaves Mortified at 1.20 !. NJ.
ana burlington at y.25 4. NJ for Ronses Point and Mon
tfeal.
NioH' Esrhrs, TaAtS lea yes Bellows Falls ut I5ps
nce"lng passengers from Vermont Valley e. Il. eaynl
ne" lorL al $40 =. w.. aud from Cheshire x. Z
leaving Boston al 400 ?. y. pnntung at
WhHe River Junction win train leaving Boston a
5OD ?; N. via Lowell or Lawrence. Lave Whit
RIVER Junction ut ll53 ?. NJ, arriving Of Burlington
AZ 52O A. w., ROuses Point NJ Z 20 A, M Montreal d
lo,O A. and Ogdeasbuigh at 1910 ?. H., connectln
VIVA Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and th
West.
Sleeping cars o m attached to both the nigh e6pre
trains uhning between Rouse's Pointand Bos.og.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Wesi for sale 0
the principal stations.
st. Adams. W, Jine q. 1862
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held al
RANDOLPH DnrRcr, IS. Chelsea, within and for said
District, the 18th day Of October. A. d. lr62
Instrument, purportng be the last Will nd Tesla
~ ment Of Abigail 81 NTH, late Of Tuubridge, in
said District deceased being presented 10 the Court by
AFRO b. H. ew the Executor therein named FOR Probate
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear session Of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office in Chel.ea on the
10Th day Of Move mb-r 1852, aud show cause II any
they may have, against the probate Of said Will for
which purpose, Il Is further ordered that copy Of the rec
ord Of this order be published three weeks successfully
Ia the Green Mountain Free msn printed Montpelier
previous 70 said time appointed Tor hearing
true copy Of Record,
f556w3 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
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70 examine before purchaag, ard see that the fun nane
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on The outside wrappers all others are ,windng canu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON, .,

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Court
RlnDoLrH bsrRrcf. s.. for said Distdc-fo allper-
sons concerned IN the estate Of Timothy Brooks late Of
Randolph, deceased, GRgETiNG
NHERgAS, Ilba spragne, administrator Of q estate
w Of said deceased, requests said oud to ALLOW him
the altt OF year fpm and after the tn day
Of September A. D. i562 70 make payment OF the de3ts
and close the settlement oi the estate,
Therefore you are hereby notified hat nid application
viii be heard srssun Of The Probate count be held
at the Re gisiefs Office IN Bfookded The 9Th day Of
November next, ut which tune you may be heard In
The premises. And this ofder shan be published three
weeks successfully IA the Green Mountain freeman
printed at Montpelier IN this State, the isst Of which
hewspape, Publication tbdl be before the ~ sued
tot heiring as aforesaid
Gwen under MY hand at Bfooksed this 9th day OF oct.
BEL A. ID. 1862.
By order % Cont
356w3 JR. CLEkvEl.AND, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Larned Nhitc's Estate.

fNlIE subcrhrrE having cen appointed by the Honorable
L Probate Cbnrt Tor tho District of Washington commits
soheFs Ia fectv ,eSaHlne and adjust all Claims and do
mands Ut ~ persons, against the ettale Oi lahtd White
ia,e Of Calais, in said district deceased, represented
nsOlven aud the term Of six months FROM the day Of
October, 1852 being allowed by said court ia tls cred
ltts Of sutd licensed, 10 exhibit nnd prove their re-
specnve claims before Give notice, that w attend
the duties Of appointment at the dNtliHg- tusH oi
the widow RoXnnH White, ~ Cllas IN sal district.
the fra Thgrday Of January next, ana on the first
ThuT.day OF hrr next, 10 O'Clock the iuIenOnn
each Of sad days
NATHANIEL EATON, co,,,
}. j. WILLARD, O'''''
Calais Oct T. A. ID. 1862. c3w537s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Chester y. EsOward's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appon ed by the Honofa
bic Probate Count for the District Of Randolph, com
misaoners receive examine, adjust al cllms and
demands of all persons, against The estate OF G. ester j.
HOAan late Of BraHiree IN said District, deceased,
represented nsnyent md the Of months from
Is day Of September 1862 being allowed by said
to The creditors Of sad deceased, 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before u.s. Give notice. TINT
we will attend u the duties OF appointment al the
dwelling house Of illium r. Wells, IN BraiHtice,
In DISTRICT The 25th day OF December and 2jth day
Of March next O'Clock in the arInoon each Of
said days.
CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
American IL Foreign Patent
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SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which de
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Boston. Dec. ,, 1861. 30lfvi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DIsrRIof, SIS and for the District afore
sid will be holden at the Probate Once Montpelier In
aid District Tuesday OF each week during tho year
ensuing Persons having business with said Coart are re-
euested to attend to the same on said court days
7, R. hERKlLL Judge.
nennmbeY 1bAD,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
Kelsey aBurnllam's Estate.

rNHE 5ubseuber., having been appointed by tie Hon
4 nrahle Probate C0ut iOr the DtstTiCtoi Randolph,
Commissioners tOreCelyc examine and adlus Ga CLAIMS
and demands ofal pe'sons against the Estate of nesey
Ruinbam, late OF Randolph IN said District, deceased
represented insOlyent.and the term of nix months from
the 2jh day Of scplcmber A. D. sG2, beng allowed by
SAID the creditors It said eceased xhibitaud
prove their respective cnb- before give notice that
we viii attend TO the duties OF unJ appointment AZ
the dwelling house Of Ammi Burnham, IN Randolph,
10 said DISTRICT on the 2jh DAY # March next,
O'Clock IN the afternoon IN .aia day.
JOHN HANKS lc,
FRIEND CLIFFORD "om'
Rando' ph, Sent. 25th, A. u. 1862. faj6w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

CASTLE WAFER; or, the Plain Gold Ring. By the
Author Of East Lynn or the kArlB Daughter" etc,
h New YORK: DICK & fITzoERALD
Those who have read "ESs: Lynn" will best
kCo~ how to appreciate another beauti ully
written and deeply Interesting work oy the same
au hor "CAsgle Wafsr'' ie a delightful story
Of English llie irom the Imagination and peu Of
the gifteo author o, "Esst Lynn" aid othsr
pleasing AID Instructive works OF fiction. To
Messrs d OK e. Fitzgerald is due the credit OF
re.roeuri he work IN this country at cheap
rate, and yet in sly lie suitable 10 It's merits =
Its ueatl, printsc on clear large type aud
e od pa per, aud will be sent to any address In
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" cents per copy, Reatmber to address Msssrs
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castle Wafer" IL a series of sketches drA" n
from meet tic Ie, iu uelineating which its nu-
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sna oiIlogue, never tire.ome .. but always
sprighrly aud interesting. The reader, as be
p,oce,ds, becomes more. aud more interested in
the characters aud their several features, and
while charmed ~iIh tue ssory, he 10 mad,, by
the sssous iG iGpiessss, better aLd ~iseI. We
commend "Cnslle Wafer" 20 all who have a
taste tor elegant and pleasing q ton, so nstur-
ali, told that 1t SCENE a living reality
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

MEsRmEsT AT NAuoHros's HALL.-If eyeI
here was place where Momus or the god oi
,ughter reigned supreme, 1t was at Naughton'i
fall last night. = ''A''
Winchell was the high priest on the occasion
md wen did be fulfill Ihis mission. THE Hall
,as filled, and mirth and merriment pervsded
lae assembly. 1t was impossible to remain 10.
tate; the witchery Of Winchsll's acting would
provoke laughter, whether or no. @it 81
Wincheli changed from one comic character
ts another with astonishing rapidity; he made
speeches and sung songs With limitations Of Ital-
10 airs that were perfectly explosivs--of rnirth
fnd then his ventriloquism, considering iti
variety and oddity, was unsurpassed and, per
bAps, indispensable iii It's quality of spottive-
pess and fun. ~
We would remind all who love TO enjoy q
good laugh, at nobody's expense but their own
and one that harms no one, that Wincheil per
firms this evening for the last simsat NAugh
TINS Hall. The programme will be an entire
e Iange from last evening, and allwho 80 will,
care sure, come away satisfied that they were
never better paid for going to place of smuse'
Dlent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
a. .,,s,, ObsthcIo.n y

~
In discussing thu Finance Bill, Senator Chan
dler boldly proclaimed that the rebelllon can o.
closed before the frs. Of May, provided q
small obstacle" can be removed This smal
obstacle. is Gen George B Mcclellan" saiC
the learned Senator. "We have but one Oh
stacle, and that obstacle is so small that we car
remove Il to-morrow, " Congress. hthe Sen
ate, say 90, Its a very email a'bstacie, yeti
has stood in our way for four months." AID
yet, the whole country know that Sen: McClel
Ian Is carrying out the dteires Of zee freitden1
ana h IA Understood that he 10 on the mDst init
mate relations With Secretary Stanton. -li
After the recent glorious victories In Tennes
see, the complete success of the Burnside Ex
pedi,ion-victories gained in accordance will
, tue policy Of Gen. McClellan--se wonder !
any body wants this "small obstacle" removed
Lei the Northern disuniohists hide their dim;n
ished heads! .,,,. ,,, so,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

W 7Ef W - M
Jadre KnrsEr. on Wednssdsy, presented 'ne
,e,l,Ion Of JoHn THRArr and .wsnsySsese' o'nFs
,isIsens Of Noble county, asking that the non
raoMAs EwNa be elected United States oena-
ior In place or BEN WADk. The petition was
referred TO the Judge as select conml''ee y
one. He undertook to submit his repos' apon
II the same day; but the Speaker for some rea-
con o. other failed 10 recognise him, and no
did not succeed in getting y before the House
a the time be desired 70. It's as sfollows; "
4 Mr Keyser, Of Noble. as select committee y
of one, to whom was referred ine p.,s ps.sun ~ ~
John Thrspp and twentJ-sev o.nel g,.'.sS' ~ ~
Noble eounty. urayiDg for the election OF 'ne
Hon. Thomes Ewing 70 the Senate OF fae Unit.
ed States, reports: ags- a..
Thai m he opinion ct your committee the
alsc,ion of 4 Senator Of the United States ior
the term following the term expiring MAIcn .,
1869. IA one OF the most importans suoJec's
which Gao engross the attention Of this Senern
Assembly The time is one Of the most cru
cal In our national history, and the suDl os mat
ter .iich will command the attention OF ,nv
pexs Congress- OF the United States Will Involve
the whole future progress and prosperity OF 'ne
people as nation.
"a NAV be conceded, that before the elected
Senator can, assume his position aa SUCH tnat
this rebellion viii be crushed out; that the tti
umphsnt arms Of the Federal Government uih
have PLANTED the banner Of the nation upon the
soil OF every seeded state; and that the consul,
tuition Of our fathers will again be the ioveo ana
reyered organic Law Of the land. Wisn al snls
our country will beinvolved IN great deos oe'
trade and commerce with the woria oietutDeu,
and in tha whole southern portion Oh 'nv ianu
great distress prevail. The occasion Whi re-
ouire tle exercise Of the highest wisdom, Inc
most enlarged craftsmanship, the purest moisls,
and the best intellect which the state OF nssiOn
can command. sAeaA
The qualities which fit man for mere po-
lltical nartixsn leader, or tho manWho is the
embodiment Of any particular br peculiar idea,
will be insufficient for the high position 70 when
he will be called, and inadequate TO the nign
duties to be performed He shopld be pure 10
morals. great 10 statesmanship, national IN all
his views. He should have the brains 70 per-
ceiye The cause, aud the willing hand 70 guide
the ship of Slate from Of the breakers upon
which il has 90 nearly been wrecked.
" Your committee oonoede to the hon. Inomas
Ewing the great qualities and characteristics
which the times demand ~.
Iptellecs, experience. capacity for administra-
ton. He stands without peer.
Your committee offer the following resolu-
ton: ll it
Resolved, That this General Assembly pro-
cees al an esrly day TO The election Of fhomHs
Ewing or some such man possessing hls hlgn
qualifications, to the Senate OF the United
STatee. t -,,.,,
(Signed) H,or OLIVER hEfSEh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

THEATRE.-This favorite place Of amusement
is fast gaining popularity, and last night there
was q fine audience, who, from the frequent
rounds Of applause. we eshould think were highly
delighted, and We noticed great improvement
in the orchestrs, the musicians accompanying
the dances, ETC., as well as any orchestra could
be expected to Tonight will be produced the
favorite play Of the Factory Girl, and a farce
suited to the times, of Crossing the Line. The
cheap prices seem to suit the public, and We
think the managers have made q bit by putting
the rates Of admission at so reasonable figure.
Go early II you wish to secure good seat, for
we predic. full house tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
A BfAve os,,oer.

We find the following in one Of our eI-
change:
A passenger from Roanoke says shell burst
on our Ruuboat He eel, and fred the mag oe
LleuGF Fiaok lio spraLg down and ,xt'ngui'bso me
flames befue the, reached the Po"der There
was a similar occurrence on the Ceres, In conse
quenee of the bursting OF u gun.
LisutenaEt FRAsKLIS is in the regular ser
vice; and, We understand, he is son OF w. b
FsAAKulu, Eq, Of ChilicOths, Ohio. Some
ii the moet daring deeds OF this war have been
performed BY Northwestern mer, aud every
loyal man is justly proud Of this great section
Of the Union.