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, 1862-10-26
FROM ST. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS. Oct. u, 1852.
A night chase alter rebels took rlace near
THIS city last night. Yesterday afternoon In
formation was received BY Col. Leighton TINT
q 1arge party Of rebels, eome Of whom were
fugitlyts ftclu Gtatiot Street Prison, WAS mus
te1iGg ut the residence Of Mr. Noble, some
eight niles from the city, on the Donhomme
road between Olive street plank road and the
Clayton road. Curry ef Bpwcn's cavalry, With
about thirty mon and posse Of district
Upued states police, started soon after dark
10 arrest tho patty, tho undefstood object Of
the latter being to go South to tho rebel army.
When tho detachment had proceeded about
eoycn miles out and arrived opposite tile resi-
d. nee Of q we'll knoHu and wealthy secession
LIT, signal guns were nred and repeated by
certain Of tl.c Inhabitants, whose names have
ecu learned, mud who will receive tho atten~
tlon they seek. Capt Curry and bis force
pushed rapidly on for mile, anu taen came
up with three men On horseback. They were
captured and tten ayowed that they wero
about going south to Hoin the robel army.
They had soldiers equipments, bllnkets, anu
muuitton, &c. Ono Of the captlyes wls
taken 'os gu,ae " No.'cs e.. nouss, .n",
hnu "ae lnsliueteu ~ annoaaeo "sA ta>1
were half mile from the place. Instead Of
scrupu]ously obcying htsainssfuc!tons, tho
guide failed to inform the party Till within
one hundred yards Of Noblcs' place. At II
O'Clock they anrrouudfakthess. house,. 1t being
then quite dark aud a:bif8ding snow storm
,.,,,,,- Mo r.s,tonGdSs ~ e IT,. cnt,rea and
1e ~ 49,, W." a.., .,,,.a.,
Etafched, Dnt lone ot tae reoel8 "cto "17eof'
eied. The officers inferred, from various t1'
d,oa,;o,s 4h,t ,}c r,,,ca |, III really been The
:, ill.,. T., ~,
rendezvous OF tHe 1e's! parry aml .aas ~ 'no
dalkness and storm, and with tue aaalohlt'oh
OF tue signal gurs aud thu falthessness Of the
o,,,ao TIM. bnd s,cccctlcd IL es,,oiot,. and It
h"t"e' ''s. M ...h ~ st,,ax e.. ,han, Tha,r
WAS useiess W f8aien 'u''ue' ~ '"'". ~.
ran,ts are believed to he knoSn by tho dis
t,;,1 T,;,e3 stotcs ,u,lics
M. U.,,,,,%,,. ,,..,>,r,x r,,nt y R,,,r r.
iItc Ael'"o''s"" s"Pp"t'o t'"pn -
fur Cong rcss, hoping to defeat Knox, whoal
they dcuounce is II ra{!ical, and claiul BiAir'a
e,or,,or IA , conservative trtumph, Lewis
sse.s''h ~ =. ~, .,.,s." :,
Y. DoEy Is the Democratic canatdato against
| Hair,
no-,,,,,,o,t oocnta orc enon,rtpp for large
1>ss. ac s.san,1,oats t,.dov
huMoer VI o''4".oo"'o o. 'o""5' n.y.. e.un
| WAsltlSuToS, Oct. G5.-The following VA
, 1862-10-26

nosToN, October ga destructtye flro oc.
ccnsun,ct, tho town house, ho:el, ind the ex-
trusivc shoe n,auuactory Of John Fletcher u
Sous, and other buildings. l.oss 5,NN.
Col. Edward ". Kinks, nominated oy the
Peoples party fur congress iu opposition to
Mr. Alley, dccluys the nomination. llc cS-
presses IFS preference to sutyo ILLS country IN
ila tisii rather than in an untricd civil posi-
lion, and declares that his vote sh,ll be given
ior nouo who yield qn'titlcd support to the
administration In It's war measures, OF who:o
election would give encouragement Or COM
fort to the cneui:s cl tee Rsriblle.
Bos7oN, Oct. :,5.-;rbis afternoon an app'.'
cation was u,aau to Judge Ciittora OF the
United States Court for n writ OF liabeas
CORPUS In the ease Of ". II. Wiudsor, uow
coutnci in Fort Warren. 4 hearing Ut tic
case was postponed I'LL Monday.
, 1862-10-26
TAc New Xork Ifcrn1u'F latest Ca

1SnrASAroL1s, 0:t~ 25.-~1t Is believed that
the N.w York HastlJs statement that tue
governors OF the loyal S'ates a!o 10 assemble
in reference to tho movements Of the army Of
the Potomac and Of tue Ohio. &C., Is cllara
manufactured out OF whole cloth. G overnor
Morton certainly knows Of no such arrange:
ment
a day or two siuce Gov. Yates visited this
vile on business connected With tho troops
belonging to their respective States. Gov.
Yates returned to Springfield today.
, 1862-10-26
WnDfcta. .sl.0t3tl NlIEDFBt

The Democratic leadera Of Chicago being
tard up for eleeIioncetiug humbmg, will pay
SO per head for 1000 likely Africans, to b.
delivered bet wccn now aud thc4th Of NoVcn-
her. They arc wanted to opcnte On the clec.
tIors. For very black ones. $50 will be paid.
Light mulaltoes not wanted. For particulars,
1l.tu1re for tho Fire-in,the-rear, Quilted at Tue
Think nflicI.
, 1862-10-26

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION or CANAL NAv1.
oArsoa.-On Thursday night boat loaded
with coal sunk near Summit. and blocked up
tho channel. Tho wafer has bcen drawn oil
tho level. In order to hare her removed, and
boats viii doubtless bo able to pasa on
Monday.
, 1862-10-26

Hon. John 4. t;urleJ's \ PIP rolntnlents.
lion. John A. uu,lry, Of Ohio, will address
tic people Of tho 81 Congressional district at
the following times aud places:
Isno. Oxlu county. Wednesday evening, 0eto'
Ter 70.
Morrison. Wh!tesils county. Thursday evening,
October Bv
Fulton, Whttealdo comfy, Friday evening, oc.
fot
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Ht4F1} lklfsIxT3.

parsnn Brownlow hit The nail on the ]Icaa
when, in endorsing TIM Presidents procts'
nation, llv salil tlIat traitors had only two
sjghts--,hc light to be hangcd and tue
tiylt to be damncd.
, 1862-10-26
NAIR BRUSHES.

In Wood, Bone, Buffalo, Ivory,
Pearl Shell, 60 over 100 different
Patterns. The best makesof Eng
lish, French and American, which,
for elegance Of material and doiloa-
oy Of finish, will be found unaur-
passed. ...,r,
s31tTH d DWXKR,
n,uRoists and Chemists, 9a and q4 Lake VT
, 1862-10-26

DISTINGUISHED ARR1yAt"-The Marquis OF
Huntingdon, Lord Edward Cayendi.h aua Col.
Lcs]le, Of London. England, arrived at tue
fremont House day before yesterday, for tho
purpose Of a fcH days shooting In this sl'
ctnfiy
, 1862-10-26

Especial DIspatch to tho ChtcsGo TfI6ane.l
BE1yinEnr: ILL.,, Oct 25, 1869.
8, ". Lawrence, esq, WINS to.dsy no'n'ns.
ted by acclamation for Representative from
this county by tue Republican Union con.
ycntlon, Tie Is . strong candidate. a, Il, D.
, 1862-10-26

put1.AprLru,A, Oct. a5.-Oslie!al majorities
of slxtY.two out OF sixty-six counties Of the
State, and reliable estimated majority OF tho
four remaining ones, give slcnkeE thu Demo
cratic candidate for auditor-general. 3,53' ma
lQfitY.
, 1862-10-26
%fi} ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ For Aut.ioa .Sales, Imnam'nts, hoard
Tug, Hants, For iSIt, &C., see S:eo!} 1agt.

WANTED. Frame House t wa1t
- TO rntcha'e. for ; small family. neasty fas-
H.shed f1a,e auke tp le Ged ground In North tIca-
%, oT 10 re removed. Price 10 be about tsh rssa.
Army fO }T II. 6T1CENEF, at bis 0flce Of J. No
i3Surth Qlerk street. oc27,Ts?pAt
, 1862-10-26

w AErKD-k Partner with firm
III sl9oec oo eas ~ ,S SSs!tsl TO taSo @ :, sstis,
No j. sd ftoT, Whetlers Building. g. i. corner Clark
and South Water ssreets. On Monday, Oct q. 1871.
t,cX. X.TtS3it
, 1862-10-26


tlrd them ID other seetlons uf the country,
aud other States, organizing new parties.
Tuyy arc getting up - Constitutional uuion
rarly, 4 considerable body OF them up here
iu Michigan organized thsrd p'rty. NJ.
plc..sed with these Demoer,ts and these Re
grta: ps,ty which viii s~allo. up the5s
paFiirs Ike the ram Daniel ssr In his sistol,
pushing eastward and westward, north hard
and southwark. II y littt!e lcaSen ., VI
tns old ,tto Deeasn,dss x ,k| Inn, TG; Tscv ynsr wse
stand that perfectly. They are making that
soft Of movement out iu Michigan. Woat do
,, they proposel will tell you What they pur,
, pose, IT you will make them Senators anu
Representatives. l don't know What ss tnsy
fRss: II he army, q annoy and torment tue prssl:
!! dent, and put IN end to the war, right Or
| wrong, that they may turn about and eone
into power again. , They 10y .o1 lost ,nls' poweEE
echooi. went for Bell and Everett, was
md when was beaten 1T the ballot box,
submitted, and at the end Of the Ycar. .,.s aa
ready and willing ag},tS,agy tS W aern E. deoa IT,
goystn%e8f r.. e9d III tbe seG Geoyern@snt wese go
ft;s souradministrasion.. lie is our tfesaens'
Let hold up h!s hands and hee n'% om hppnest pnest
ratr n,tfioIie s and and UPRIGHT man. tApplause:
Theso men want power nl aSain
they want to control IL. tae 1a1s ollises :
to stop war aad bos6 :oa nP tas fsr hssii seb
, nan would make him define his position
: , S show where he stands and what fs Is going +
10. There is = cat in the meal. They aso lna
nouveripg, no. and plotting, and eaueu:stng t
p|unde1 and destroy tho government. lac
!, Iconclusio4a on F61fth nyt.l
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American T. Foreign Patent
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tLaie Agent OF U. : Patent Office, Washington GH!
the Act q. 1871,
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also in Great Britain. France, and other iWegu 0ol
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Foreign Works tOdetetEue the validity o. Ullii @ ~
tents tt Inventions and lera! OF other atYlcrPaet'
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any Patent furnished by renting OHe DoI'ar' "'''
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the Agency ~ not oHiy Gt iarccst ~ view L''.,'
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TESTIMONIALS. Ian.
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Testimony of Judge Kittridge of Vermont
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we're attack took bottle OF your Compound, which
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Nj A N II O Cd;
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Tie world owned author, in this admirable Lecture
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MARK ". sEOSe's Es6ate.

THE suhScI hcrs. hav g been appon by the ilonora
l. bic Probate Court for lie District of Washington, CON
missoncrs receive examine, and adjust claims and
demand, of all persons. against the estate of Mark f.
Jose, late uf Portland in tie STATE Of Maine. deceased,
represented nsovcH ,and the tenn Of six months from
18Th day April, 1862, being allowed by said cuur,
the creditor; of said deceased, Ia exhibit and
prove their resp claims before US: Give notice. that
viii jend To- the duties of appointment the
Office Of Eefell & Gleason, in Mcrptcr in sud District
The 10Th day Of y and October next, oae O'Clock
Il the afternoon, eaCi If said days.
ROOERICk RICHARDSON. ,.,
JOSEPH POLAND, o"''"'s -
Montpelier, Apr &c. A. u. 1862. 33Ifv3
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Phineas II Kellogg, Jr.'s, Estate

TIN Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hen.
L Probate Court ior the DIstriclot Washington Com
misione receive examn n adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The Estate of Phineas
Kellogg J late of Panfed in said district,
repre- ed solvent and the term osix from the
18th lay of April 1862 peng allowed by said Court he
creditors of said deceased exhibi:and prove he
spec,ive claims before us-gve notice that Will
house of N. w. Keith in PlainfeId, in said dis
rct the 31st day of May and the 18th of October next
ten ocloCk in the forenoon, each of said days.
MARK NJ. PAGE, Ic,
SOLOMON WELLS, ""hi -
flainfeld April ODD, A u. 1862. 3Slfw3
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atEiaaapeE' AascHas's Estate,

THE subscribers klvng cen appointed by ihe Honorable
/ Probate Court HE District OF WASHINGTON commits
soners, TO recev examine, and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all person, against the estate of iamer Allen,
late OF NorhGeld, in said district deceased, represented
insulvcn and the u months from the 29 day
April, 1862, being allowed by sand court TO the cred
nors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their re-
pective claims before Give notice, thai will attend
to the duties Of appointment at the dweiln house of
William Allen, In Mortified, said uislrict on the 23d
day Of October next at O'clock the afternoon each
Of said days.
MARVIN SIMONS,
GEO M. FISK Com'rs.
JAMES PEABODY
Mortified, April goth, A. u. 1869. 332fw3
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BENJAMIN Thurber's Estate

s4Hpo1rn Dsr%ss Chelsea Within and n"us of
BENJAMIN THuRRER, IT,, Administrator on the Es-
D of Benjamin Thurher. late Of Washington in
said district deceased presents his
for settlement
Whereupon ts orde red that the be referred he
18th day OF May A. D. 1862 thu Probate Office, in
Ch elsea, for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Mount ain Freeman, printed Mont
peler three weeks successfully as soon be- that
they may appear and at said time and place. If they see
cause, object thereto. By the Court.
:3lw3 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge,
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year cnsning will be holden follows,
viz: " '''.''
At the Registers Office in Brookfed, the first Thurs
day in each MONTH
At the Orange G, untv Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday in February May and August
By order of Court.
J. K. CLEAvELAND, Register.
Chelsea mherO
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5, STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
said District, 18th day of April, A. D. 1862.
Ii GRACE STEELE guardian of Ellen L. Steele, minor
IL residing in Northeld, in said District, make applica
said Court for license sell the real belong
ing to said mintr heir Oh LydaC Steele late of NORTH
field dec cased, viz: about eighth Of of land
with the appurtel thereof and about three of
land about eighty rods therefroE, situate in West Brook
field in Orange CuuH,y and State aforesaid repl esentng
that the sale thereof, for the purpose of putting the pro-
cetds of such sale at interest," investing the
stocks real estate. would be beneficial 10 said ward
Whcreupoh, is ordered by said Court, That said app
cation be referred session thereof, be held Tie
Probate Office, said Moipeier The 18Th day Of May,
4. d. 1862 for hearing and Grcsun thereon aud il
further ordered HAT all persons !nt rested he otlhed here
Of ny publication of notice application a.d order
teeDn three weeks successfully in Green Mountain
Freenan printed mt hontpc!ler before said tGle of hear
ng that Tin AZ pear al said time and place and. if they
Gauss, OBJECT thereto.
Ey The Court,
}2n Attest n A. CHASE
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h1@ hpaEs & A s'@E52 a2oNys
A little glove stirs up my hear as tides s,,
snow-white muslin, When it fits mar up ,LF 0ce
notion mum MahNa Crir;
al sorts of lady ixin9 'hrij! my feelings o..a..,
Du' Nt,ie lsm"ie garter boots death and ,,..
AND just to PIT you on yocr guard
III give You, short au! uries.
4 small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief
Last sumner, at the Pavilion no,.
stopped week or more.
And martad two " boat-ce.,, .v,rv.
Before my neighbours door:
Two boots with patent eathcrtips
$50 boots which seemed to say,
" An angel tro5s around inns"
They stoemy heart away.
Ana often IN my nightly dreams
they swept before ray face.
A lady growing cut Of them
As flowers grow from vase
But all. one morn saw sisAt
Which struck me like stone
Some aJley name was on tie book
Those too,s were not alone.
great tall pair Of Other Boots
Was Standing ~ thcir s.ae,
And CT they walked on. aaernoo.
Aud win them waked--a bride.
Ladies, common. is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came ]r3n
y. &, PAGE
Where can be fo mi at all times large ss.orn.,.
Ladies, Misses and Chiilren's Bo,,
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work
Also, Of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents BalmoraI Boots, (nev syh
Misses and Children's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in facta
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots ana Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Cele brated Patent Las,
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Price.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual
~ P L z A E CALL.
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Assssse ESEsaaacFaarta's lIatate

STATE IF VERMONT, In PROBATE Count, holden az
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. Brce kfeld, wi hin and for
said drtrIrt, Ike oath day of April, 4. ID. 1869.
1ONhH LOOMS administrator on the estate of Anna
y blanchard. iale If Broekled said district. deceased
present. his administration account Tor settlement -
Wertupun is ordered that the he referred the
cod day of May neNt the West Randolph Hotel in Rs
dopI, IN said istrc for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the puca
ton of this order The Green Mountain Freeman, printed
Montpelier, three weeks successfully us NAV
be that heymay appea land at said time and place. and if
ther see cause, object thereto. BY order Of Cont,
33lfW3 Ales., j. r. CLEAVELAND. Register.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN MAY 70, 1862
Vcrgph3sas GNeaasE:ki "a. SulII'
van Railroads.
sks M ~ ~ N: ssAlsss8F

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January 9Th. 1862
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Train Going south and East.
leave Montpelier - As MOO P. NJ and III 40 Pm
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Alba ms at 625 M. Burlington
M 700 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction win
trains for from Wells. River 81. Johnshury and LIT
Teton md with Notie.n r. r. for BOs' on Lowell Wof-
cesler &C., and connecting ut Bellows Fails WIN 4esh
ire R. r. tor Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r. Tor
Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York at II, TSP. 49,
Accommodations Tram leaves Rouse's Point at 6.55 A. M
for Burlington and Northled. ~
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbure at II 30 M,
Mont. ca at 80 p NJ kousrs Poat at 6.10 ariv
ing Burlington ut 925 in Boston at e4O A. M, con
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire K r. for Boston
and Wore ester and with Vermont Valley H. for Spring
field and New Haven and arriving III New YORK AT ~
Trains Going NOR Ia and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0S A. NJ S.45 A. AMI 90 P NJ.
mail TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.3O A NJ. Via Lowell
Lawrence or Fchhurg. Leaves Springfield at 40 M
Bellows Falls at r. connecting ~ Whhe RIVER
Juncti II with Northern r. il. from Boston and with fas
sump>ic T. r. aud from It. Jrhnshury aud ittlcon
arriving at Burlington at 100 A and It. AIban ut L.
30 p. III, and hodge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Northfe'd at 6.25 NJ,
and Burii. gtun 0:}5 R0seS Point and Mon
tleq arriving at Burlington at LAO and at Montreal at
S00P.M,
receiving passengers from Nermon Valley L. Il. leaving
New York 800 ard from Cheshire !. r. cnnHrc-
ing at White River junction WIN train leaving Boston at
via l4uWeli or IA" rrnce. Leaves WhEt River
iunCtlu! at j So P. Hrr;.tg at Burlington 1t 525
A. H., RuuSts POINT 10 A. 81. No nrea at l0,0t
and Ogdet.hulI' at2.0J NJ, connecting with Grand
cruuS trains for Detroit, Chicago and me West.
Sleeping attached to- EDil tae night eKDrcs
trains nani.g between Ranse's Pon.nad oaton.
Through fcEes 'of Chicago and tl' Vest TOT sale n
tue principal stations
& MERR,Lb ssrp't,
AIbaus VI. Jan. 1852.