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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
TRAVERSE JrRoI

Athens--Ethan Menier.
| Athens Boro' A Bril-
| toll. G Z Brooks,
| Asylum VIM C0well,
Armenia-L P Newell,
! Albany-Wm Martin.
Burlington Vino Ballar
Canlon-.-H s Newell.
Herrich-Wm Nesbit,
LeRoy--James Bagley.
L.itchfeld--Alfred Hicks.
| M0nroe-Wm Lewis, Judso
,,lackman. .5
| Overton-Chas Huchemel
0rwelI--AnsoR Collins, Z
Allis. Francis Frost. "
K. Frisbie.
P.ks--JOhn Evans, J. B
| Ford. Nelson Ross. BraC
ford Beecher,
Ridgbury--Sylvanus Var
Rnskirk o A Bumham,
Rome--Philander Towner
LIsr OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
on THE THIRD NO,
Athens-Timvthy Hireen.
Alhany-Horato Ladd.
Burlington-6i 6inghlmRock
well, dosephus Campbell
Jacob Morley. David Wat
ers, Justus Haight.
Burlington boro'- J Z Lon;
CantoR-Ge0 J COT,
Franklin Geo Beardsley,
Granville-Snlomon BOvee
Columbia-W H Comet.
Herrich-Geo Landon,
LeRoy-Hiram Stone,
Monroe--JOhn H Scott, 10.
alb Somers.
Pike--llarry Wilson, Cyru.
Stevens. Thos Stone.
Springfield-John Voorhis
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
| oN THE FOURTH Nc
Athens boro'-S n Blood
| John Smell, Jr.
Burlington--Ge0 c Hill,
Burlington West--BeDj Ross
Canton-Geo Nervin,
Franklin-Nathan l. Dodge
Granville-C y Sayle
Herrick--Chas Fluyley,
LeROy--JOshua Landan inc
Coon,
| Orwell-O C Frisbie, Geo
w Brown. c 6. Cowles.
Pike w Jones. r Ashton
Rome--Joseph Allen 10
Elliott, Levi Towner, San
Elliott.
Ove-ton-EdTaEd NcGoverl
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reeonno;tering party, under Brigsdier
General A j. Smith, left here this morning,
and attacked the enemy's piekets one hundred
aOd Fifty strong, who fed in great haste, leav
ing their knaPsacks, blankets, and everything
else.
The party then proceeded on foot to Pea
Ridge, Tennessee, where they found three or
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
@em 0nDertf,emrmtn
- Term, 1852. " FUR NAV
GRAND JURORS.

JURORS.
'%1I1felS- ara + q dA.lvaa H.s
ISynIvania ooro'~'PSyv 'Sy
Bennett. Hsra,,
Sheshequin-G.o
Harry Shaw Rossa.
TTroy-tel c. Port.,
lufsearora-E. fola G. C''' w.
5no ,In, cIapper CyrU,s s.la ssa
"Sslles-Em. c, r.,
,r Newell Leonard Ailgoa
" afren-clark Bor.,
wEEE.
"PNT,ngasldww NaLgneb =; wa wi,t..,
south Creek--YSs1,a,
..,It tendyke Ira CrsS.. ra1.T SR,
'h,e;s,h,equin--Apjj,,.aas e, j,as
| w E steveson GlSs csr NvsSb
Smithseld eld-Eras.,Sp", Siaay
IruscaroTa-wm l A. = Lo'ai
TTerry--Uriah Tsr,r' r'''Fcfs
rroy-G D Mani, I,
| Ter, Chas W.. W.. usl Po,.
Towanda NorI~-1Trt,. y
! Woodruff, 'a0aaiR
Iowanda tp.-wm;.
Ulster--Wm Hus ,''' Usher
Walker, etOrgS
"ells-l.9renzo s G.ipD.r ,
Il Ayers, ''1uea D
Windham David Nj,
Geo. Prince, Jsrr.' n''a1I',
way, '' 'sEs'
Wyalusing-Mshl,ac csn,
SPECIAL COURT coxsyx,,.-
DAY or MAY, 1851. WIG
lSoath Creek-JEKlis.r. :.
seph YanKirk, '''"@
Sheshe4uin-Gro Chass,
SSyiyania boro'-H Carl
Smithfleld--wm S Pm. Pr,
Towanda / tp John ';lr' G,.,.
fowanda boro--Jas N,st -
inson. ~4'A'
Towanda North-YW VT
terbrOo s, 'A'
l,r Troy boro'-A W Gaen.,
'W,elIs-Lorenzo We Wing
", WNlndham-DaVid Griffith
Marrea-R B Howell,
Wysox--John TuttIe
Wilmot--D H Corbin.
kome-Alex McCaslia.
SPECIAL COURT, CoMxRScn,
DAY or MAY, 1862.
sheshequin-JohnWcN
Smithfeld-Geo " Bach
Warren Hill,
opringield--Chas Holcou
South Creek--A. NJ. Drs
ming,
!, luscarnra-Hiram Tay,c
Troy Roro' L. d. Bradford
" I. P.-Walkel Pierc,
fowanda NJ. d. I'm,
phrey,
Ulster = E. B, Tattle, PER-
u,l5 Heath, J. N. Sharp.
"rnJt-J. 5 Gamble,
Ely.
W Marren-Edward Stevens
"ells-AivAh Young.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

Athens--Giles Hoyt,
Athens Boro'-John Drake
Asylam--Geo. Gorelon,
Bnriinyton-Robert Pryme
Earl Nichols.
Franklin-Robt. Mettier.
Monroe boro'-GeO. Tracy
Pike-Ransford Brink.
Ridgbury-Chas Westbrook
Benz. Heman,
Standing Stone--Geo. Van
ness I'd, Myron Yanness
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
TOWANDA:
go. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

Thursday Morning, May !, 1862
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

Athens twp.-Hiram Thomas, e. A. Mury, J. r. Sat-
terlee.
Athens Boro'-D. r. Park Jas. W. Welsh, Ed. White
Armenia-Eathan Sherman, J. B.. Morgan, Harry Co
vert.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

RIAM JNDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER wAETED.-
IL lOuIh ANhtUH. l2b BToaIwsy, under New york IIo.
I'll ss ne highest '%asa irite for Diamonds, Old
Cola an saver Persons having these ar lei SAL will
eaeg 10 nar fJr ins han III any place paid
n tl,y obey with sa being compelled ID take 0ter gosJs
In easnansc. f25 BItsdway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

TIIgHLANDs n J.-sURF AND RIVER BATHING.
Ill Mira Jarvis having three nice Cottages every lal
" fof the comfort aud eonyenfnee q families
nOdate few more now ny tsinF Tie seaussoat Th8Ma.
C0yef the foot ~ Murray and pf0 tna tcss.s
iOr Highland station stages sl be found In read asss ou
the arrival Of the cars
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

A CoUyTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-EMBRACfN0
n 15ares OF highly cultivated land, very handsomely 10
caeh h entire southern and well watered the
ragse all the outbuiltngs new, with modern
improvements The barn contains stalls for twelve hoIse
and Stables Tor twenty head OF CATTLE &C. said ar -
.taatcd ia Washington valley nile and half from Scotch
flans depot. and three miles from Painied N j. IL WIZ
he sold cheap for exchanged for improved properly
~ the y Of New York For particulars apply al ~ WakG
sweet, New. YORK. the premises
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

ESOR sArE-A FARM. UNDER HIGH STATE Or CULs
gaton, containing one hunlicd acres OF land nd aa
alnnaarg ge Of frtI mile from depot New Brunrwickx
Nrv Jersey Inquire OF WARREN HARDENBERGH, to
W sl
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

y'ARA WAETE--OF ABOUT THIRTY ACRES, WITH.
L in aaort tvcny miles Of the city, worth about $1,000
House first class netghborhOod
II rookiyn will b. exchanged Address E. NJ box $50 He
raid oiice, with particulars
The New York herald., 1862-08-12


ITUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINsr roR ALBANY.
IL Troy, the North aud West Chambers street Att
and II 4. H., and 8 10, and 10:l5P.M.
I ONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACCOMafoDATTON-OLD
Ia South Ferry TsrmnuxTrans leave al 40 a. n. ana
els r. NJ for 0reenport II A5 M and ls n. ~ for ~.
ossstt; 75 40 M and 3l5 l6 bl5 Y. ~ for nsmp.
stead heurv for Jsansics from Us 4. \. Ws;Sf.M n
oEd ISLAND RAILROAD -CHAN1E or TERM.
II y.fourth street. East river.
snn,.ner ARA gement-Ieavs New York ats A. NJ for
Greenport, Sng Harbor, Orient and Hampton
AtsA NJ, i3 v. and 4 ~ r. n. for syosse.
At $50 r. N. for Brrenport.
Ate Y. NJ. for Farming lale.
On SUNDAY n train Hunters Point (ThirtvSnur
fsy) 81 A. NJ for Riverhead and In
excursion Returning leaves Riverhcad at
SP.M.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY TROY. NORTH AND WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Thursday. May &, 1862
For Albany, 10 80 NJ. Express Mail from Twenty
siSth station For al Local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL ASSISTANT Superlntendent.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

Il FIVE STORY STORE AND BUILDING, 772 SIXTH
"A avenue nearly new, occupied and will pay $50 per
Dnin, hrs class three story browa stone House, on
FRAY hiil uear Fifth and nice small Farm at
siashamion. Cheap for cash exchange in part Apply
d W EARTIETT owner at WP. Seylnour's 20 Cedar 81
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

ggARNs ron sALE-5o 10 100 ACRES, NEAR NEW
sogS Iese productive land free from incarnbraaee,
Will sow th lands Wednesday, 18th. Ap.
ply 10 IRAVER, 17U Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

yr0R sALE-A FARM OF TIiIRTY-SIx ACRES, IN
Raesand county ~ Mansey, one mile from depot; hye
acres of wood aDca grass and grain. Good house,
barn an9 opbuings, COOL ornard one and half hour
lEon New YorA. inqaira of CHARLES W. JEW ElAL oe0
tsla..nN- oh ktfe.t New lOrk.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
BILIOUS HEADACHE y!

b. the Of these Pills he p,r) .;'t a23i' e..
GUS or sick Headache, may LaDc' AZ. ttiI 'a,g
at the c. mncncement OF au q ,acs lmmed.at. r,...
IRON pain and sickness viii BE- uit4iLet.
they seldom fail in removing the u41sea Ell l..,
che TO which female are sOsubsCt.
he act gently upon the low.!s.--Te,Go}C2 G..
tiveUeGs
tor Literary Men, Students Delicate Fcma g. ll.a.
persons Of secertary habits they are ya.gatt e. -v
a'l7c improving the appetite giving tore end .c a"
the digestive organs. ami TCSt0riHE tie j.gai s..-
AMI strength OF the whole sysem.
The CEPuALIC FILLS are the re.u't oflo1c iny..
CATION and carefully conducted experiments 1l 20,
been iii use many ears, during which Tine t5ey Ia
prevented and relieved vast amount ut pain AMI s-i
eing from Headache, whether originating in L: 1s
Gus system or IRON deTanged state Of the ,t9T3l
ihey are entirely vegetable in their COM 0.Cl 900
may be taken at all times with perfect safety T-59
any change OF diet, and the absence 81 any dis4ga;
taste renners Il easy to administer 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
The genuine have five signatures ofHenry C. SFa-d1!
on each box.
Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine
Box will be seat by mail prepared On Tecep'a"
Price 50 Cents,
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C.. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New iUf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held at
WAsHIN0ToN DISTRICT, Monpelier in said district
the 25tb day of October, A. d. 1862.
tBtLS. WILLIAMS, Administrator IF the estate of
II Nancy Allen, late OF Nonnfeld, in said district,
deceased presents his administration for exam
nation and allowance, and makes application for decree
of and partition o the estate of said deceased
WhereupoR ordered by said Court that said account
and ard apple be refer ed to session of said Court
to be held az Probate Office in said Montpelier the
18th day November A. D. 1862 for hearing and decision
tn reon aud it further udeied that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication Of the
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman new spaper published at Montpelier previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time and place. and show cause, if any they may
have, why said should be allowed and
decree made. BY the Court.
Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
a true copy of record.
357fw3t Attest, 7. X. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Annual Session, 1862

Monday, November 3.
SEyN.41'E-.4fernoon.
No quorum present. On motion of M. Ed
munds the Senate present adjourned.
HOUSE-.1fanoOn.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
House bill for the preservation of fish in the
town of Elmore; passed.
House. bill for the preservation of fish in San
born pond in the town of HardNick passed.
House bill to alter the came of Mabel Lora
Phibrick passed.
Chapter 81 ofthe Revision, "Of Justices Of the
Peace"
Mr. Adams of Colchester moved TO commit this
chapter to member, with Instructions to amend,
to give Justices jurisdiction of action for debt
in cases where the demand does not exceed two
hundred dollars, in place Of one hundred dollars.
Mr.. Adams sustained his motion by arguments
drawn from the comparative convenience and
economy of Justice and County Courts in collect
ing demands which do not exceed the above men
toned sum.
Mr.. Habbel, doubted whether the amendment
proposed, would upon the whole, favor economy,
and was opposed to such extension of the juris-
diction Of justice of the peace
rising vote being taken upon the question Of
odopI'hS tle aueuuHeht, anu IL appearing tnaL
quorum did not vote, Mr.. Allen, of Troy de-
manded the yeas and nays yeas 81, nays 90,
and the amendment lost. The chapter was then
passed.
Chapter - " Of county officers" ordered to
lie, on motion Of Mr.. Hubbell.
Chapter 81 "Of proceedings against trus-
ices" %; passed.
Chapter Is, "Of the partition of Real Estate j
passed.
Mr.. Hubbell called up chapter u, " OF County
Officers and after amendn eDt il was passed.
Chapter 50, "of the observance Of the Sabbath
and the disturbance OF religious meetings being
called up, Mr.. Cook, Of Cabot, moved to strike
out from this chapter, the provision making it
punishable by tine to travel on Sunday except
from necessity or charity. lie stated that he
made this motion because this portion of tho
Statute was very generally disregarded, and was
for that reason disgrace. The House did not
agree with him but passed the chapter with the
provision retained.
Chapter 1914, 50 OF the restraint of rams and the
preservation Of sheep" passed.
Chapter ~ "Of writs of error and audita
quefea y; passed. Adj,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
December /, 1860.

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court, held at
RAsDoLPH DISTRICT, SIS. Randolph. in ana Ior SAID
District, on the 23d day Of October, A. d. 1907
A VERY FITS administrator of the estate OF John
n Fits late of Ran olph in said district deceased
makes appca to said for license to sell ali the
real estate of said deceased and represents that such
sale necessary for the payment of bits and charges
against said estate:
WhereupOn, 1t is ordered by said Court that sad ap
pcaOn be referred a session thereof to be holden at
the West Randolph House in sail Randoph, on the
9th day of November tor hearing and decision mere
on and is further ordered that all persons Interested
notified hereof by publication OF this orHer In the reen
Mountain Freeman printed Montpelier, in this state,
three successfully before the time appointed as
aors sid hearing that they may appear at sad time
and place, and show cause, if any they may have why
such license should MOI be granted.
BY order Of Court,
357f3y Attest r. CLEAVELAND Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
ESX TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
7 O'CLOCK A. NJ

',-I o9'on VI te Saioi' from the burnt snip Al
4oo'4''-4'! "ii4' Ti mere 'o-uay rom 1orkto"n
0'TLt 's'a;ol i.'e Gre" NUMBERED twenty men
'!o"t '"0n "eiG p'chco up ny the gun
w ~ "u 'AA9n " iotk'o"h All
- N T.'t 49, "a t''o 'Le" IRE missing
D. i19 "0G' 'SI'i ''!heo feiatlEe
,i;,I, ,i, ~ '.Io '.''r '1V IAe ln'estl'
Sl"''S ""'c" w" Do na0e' ana the exam il
WA Fl.5nonI =. ,i f~','S"' ~. oo,
+o;ns to-, F,Il7,r;r.. VI O''' '''h coh-
Cu,RIrgTou,N 0,yrt og Tid;na, .,,,.,
here rhis nina o( 10 ca,4,,r1 ~ r. iS"o''Vu
ship Anol4ia laden with ya,Sa IJ 81 ar nv s, ,
bound tor this citv ''0'e ''
D,v h.f,ra ye.'3 d,,,o 1-,.1.,o.-,
m Y9rk riror'ns E,ray VIZ "60 9Uuooa' came
~ 80 'l'oi 90 i1' a9 " ea' lolh', making 20
m ,rss yossal ' ~, t''a. 10y lntol' 10 sena
tie ,rhnl tr,d., IN oos,arS ''' 4''0' "h0 S'OP
The F,o,n,nlr sJTs tbat -, ,
sunnIi(s hrnnoht o,y or s'.1 '9Tn ["ih VI
K,rbv Smith wao f,r,U -, iI". 10y W uenefal
9.-.,n' was ,9''y mics long ana brings
wagon loads Of bacon s;y hnndro I"J b nu'afed
pork, fifteen hundred mules and horsaa y.
hu beeycs. and = larao lot of bnsa ''5''
W,su,,cro, N,u NJ.
nroved tho santo-oo - ,... io'iuG"' mas ap :
at ST. Apcustinp conJon,n;n, saad Wv, IoN'0, ,11
Iunt 20 T 9th Ma;no val %, i,a'"'0 W IA 4"
~ doath for doso,t;" ,1n'ei'' ~ oc shot
w uoasn 'o1 aeser'loh 10 the enemy 3 lines with
ma ant;ra arm,u Is" % 'oooeiy' ~
IF I"os eI 1st a1y mas oeeh paid up to the goth
."''' anu Poi''oh up 10 the DIST OF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Betsey Rurnhaan's Estate.

TUE Subsc rlber, having been appointed by the Hon-
L orabe Probate CouI Tor the District OF Randolph,
Commissioners loreceve examine and claims
and demands oful against the Estate OF Bctsey
Rumbam, late OF Randolph. in said District, deceased
represented nsoven nd the Of six months from
the 25h day of september, A. ID. 1862 being allowed by
said he creditors said deceased exhib
prove their eSpeCive claims eoe give notice that
we will att end to the duties of our appointment
the dwelling honse of Ammi Burnham, in Randolph
in said district, the 25h day Of March next,
o'clock IN the afternoon SAID day.
JOHN HANKS, )c,
FRIEND CLIFFORD, No'h
Randolph, Sept. 25th A. D., 1862. f356w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, lpRoBATE COURTS within
WAsHNaroN DISTRICT and for the District afore
aid will be holden at the Probate Once, In honpeher In
aid District on Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
alested to attend to the same said court days
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Ea I'M
A NEW DISCOVERY.

''HE Ascarides or PIN Worms the renewal Of which
mas ever bated the skill If the most eminent physi
cans and universally considered by them hey the
reach OF medicine entirely expelled ire m the system
by the use of
DIR. z. G.. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup
Cure warranted In everycase
Relief afforded i'm twenty-four Aours
This syrup is purely a vegetable preparation and
har mless with the Youngest CHI Id.
iM'IohS.-lntense itching, biting aud distress In
he lower part of the ctum and about the seat oten
mistaken Tor the Pile dsagreeabe sensation in the CD.
gatrc region or lower part of the bowels restlessness
"aktfdlness starting and aiming in he sleep faint
ing, and not unfreqUcntly spasms fits
tALTInN.-lhe genuine hes tn namo, " DR.. 4, &
'onIds Pin Worm SyWp,' blown in each bottle his
own portrait, and fao smie of his signature on the
wrapper
HERVEY Il MOORE. SOLE PRorR1rTops.
Address GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co.. II and II Mar.
shal' st., Boston, Macs, GENERA Agents Tor New En-
and.
> SOL by DRUGGISTS generally. 7i0mlv
For Sale by FIRED f.. SNIrH MoNTPELIyR. Genera
Aent for Vermont, and by ali deaets
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV. A, 1862.

When Hancock arrived there it was occupied
by the enemys cavalry, who were at once
driven out by column of from 5000 to 5000
infantry. The rebels advanced to retake it,
but were dispersed by the fire of our riff ID guns.
The position is a strong one from either side.
1t is said that Gen. jackson and A p. HUI are
in the valley opposite. Gen. PleasantOn had
driven the enemy's cavalry several miles beyond
Union at O'Clock this afternoon, exploding
one of their cassions and capturing ten of their
wounded. who were left behind.
(Signedl y. B. MARCY,
Chief of Staff
PORT COLBURN, c. W., Nov. 3. Several ves-
sells have been wrecked in this neighborhood,
and twelve Or sixteen hvnS lost
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Sabbath school sseli. No .
1900 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST twelve

'0l777 wi tTs~ + I
Months of its publication. It is an entire New Work Of
nearly 2oo pages Many Of the Tunes aud Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will soon be as
popular as Its predecessor & ell No l. which has un M
TO thc number of 900 copies IN 35 months
outtrpphg any Sunday School book of size issued
ih ths country Also, both vou bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them ia that form Prices
o. hel Nc = paper covers 10 cents, $l2 per 100. Bound
70 cents, $l6 per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt 40
cents, S22 per 100 Bell No. J. paper covers II cents,
Slo per ioo Bound, ~ cents, $lo 100 Cloth bound
embossed gut, 20 cents, $50 per 100 Bells Nos and
pound topether 40 cents $50 100 25 copies
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt SO cents Az
ed loo. MAIL postage free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS Publisher
No 4Sl Broadway, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
HEADQUARTERS An lor THE po7ou,

HEADQUARTERS An J OF THE Po1oMAc,
W e",hernnd, Nov. , 8 p. NJ.
10 tbs EtccheHcy The Preadpal:
ave just received II dispatch from Gen. Nc
CeIIln, GATE Smoker s Gap, 6 p. NJ, stating
That he has fall possession OF tno Gap.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Chester y. Towards Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appon by the Honoa-
BILE Probate Court for the District of Randolph
mssloners, to receive, examine, adj AL
demands OF all persons against The estate of CT ester j.
Howard. late OF Branree, in said District deceased,
represented nsoivent, and the Of six months from
25h day OF September, 1862 being allowed by said
to the creditors Of SAID deceased exhibit and
their respective claims before Give notice.
will attend 10 the duties of appoint ment at the
dwelling house of William L. Wells in Brauttee
in sud district The 18th day OF December and day
Of March next at O'Clock in the afternoon each Of
said days.
CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON, Co,.
A. 7. HARBACH 'o"s
Brantree Oct 1lth, A. y. 1862 35jw3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
ASSEMBLY,.

Tie Assembly met at II a. n.--a'iendance hght
/ TIE b,ll 10 amend the charter OF the 1.tha fh'
Insurance Company was reported laF"'hoE.
The report OF the Committee on hui.e war 'aAeh
up and debated till p. m.
"'n Hill we're introduced by Mr. PRYNE to fix the
size of apple barrels; by Mr.. COLES, To- anenu we
gulne laws Of Suffolk and Qneene Cou"tieSi nlu "
Sir. PIERCE, in relation 10 the election oi o'ef
Mr.. REMINGTON called up the reso'utlons TO
refer matters reiatiug 10 the amendment OF the ex-
cise laws and TO the amendment al tho Constitution
rohibitiug the sale of liquor as beverage TO Be-
lect Committee. ,.,.,,
Messrs. REDINGTON and PRYNE advocated.
Mir. MoMULLEN moved to lay the subject on the
table. Lost, by u 10 II.
Mr.. MoMuLLEN moved 10 postpone the subject
til Wednesday.
Mr.. BANKS moved to postpone the subject until
the LIST Of April. that being tie most appropriate day
for its consideration.
long discussion eusued.
Meesrs. MURPHY, ALV0RD, and others opposed
the resolutions, and favored post ponement.
a potion for the previous question wac lost by
- 70 81.
The House then adjourned without taking vote
on The resolutions.
The Arenbly assembled At o'clock, and took mp
tie resolutions Of the COMMITTEE of Ways aud
Means on the subject OF the National hnaneial
policy.
Mc.srs. DEPEW and LYMAN spoke in favor Of
aud made a bold speech in favor Of paper currency
ni broad credit arguing that the debts OF the STATE
and nation must be secure enough II tile country d.
TO continue in exiience. Ii hot, 10 mixing iund
could avail 10 secure them. lie offered Substitute
for the resolutions, leaving the General Government
free to net ils own policy, but fayoing the impo-
riou OF direct tax. sufficient 20 pay he ordinary
expenses of the Government, secure the payment Of
tie interest oil tie national debt aud provide sink
ing fund for tie creation Of principal
Mr. ALyORD spoke forcibly in reply, taking
issue with the policy advocated by Tracy aud nrgd-
ing in favor Of the Democratic system OF hard cur
rency aud taxation equal TO indebtedness, rs the
basis of the natl nal credit.
Mr. BARTLETT followed m favor Of tho resolu-
lions Of The Committee, and spoke nj length On the
condition Of the country ard p,iioic Obligation on
the peO,le 10 carry IL through is difficulties.
At ~ clock the llonse adjourned without taking
the question. The resolutions were nude tie special
order for tomorrow at : O'Clock.
Mr. RAYMOND withdrew biz amendments and
tie .sue row made is distinct between the decisive
position OF tie Committee and tie less di,iaiO.ial
resolutions Of Mr. T,scy.