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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-04
Green l< freeman.
M GnrIeY,g Speech.
MONTPELIER Vt.
Tuesday Morning, February 4, 1862

M cnrlava snoe,h
Mr. "urIey oi Vhlo' mace speech III inc
House Of Representatives, last Tuesday in rela
ton to the conduct Of the war. In the course
of II hsn,de the r,IIoy;nc s,a,.moo,s which
s'J ''''' N,'0'' "'o''
-, '''''''' y -
"'J "'l'0'''' P'''''''
,.,a.t,', , ,L',r '''''''5' ''' ~ 'o"'i ''o'
I'm to fifteen Thousand Confederate. n tbe
nc'ghborhood Of Romncy wcr, virtually in the
power o. No. u '''lS'on % our army numbering
"% Gon I E.,'o, AIN ,"'''i.' I'',',
and Gen. Kelley. Witbout r1e knowledge Of
>nct. messenger, sent one oi bus own bearing
q similar lnees"sc' Mean"H,.e' one 81 these
si,I ,,..
bus. unfortunately tbey talpgurbpd M tine
sanc tine 10 headquarters IN reference ~ what
was gong '"' ""eu an answer came ID 'H' Ioim
MN rnn,i,..rd C.r nh, .,..,., n f.,
kind That Il battle would have SADLY broken
~ upon some great plan was qutc probable. II
,aIg6t have finished lhc J" nrait anaconda ag
me unu.r,,n.r. had eyrr4.sgd il Batitmust
mo-, he G,roattcp that tue i0qlnuotL rort,le tbat
was ID draw within M, .olI. and crush die re.
ne,l,,u.uta.slr,le sserporl,, r,il aad already
swallowed nm Nh car concentrated ,Ietor,e. and
,,r,ed biDls'l win .,i.t,,ca M tln n.,,I,,
I. no uuipos. Io.. tnan tbirty da,. ag3 !
triJ Gcprr1I ,ut forward a00D0 c,y7lry
ara.ne Can Price. mi MA. about 10 follow !,
H,yrb 10 0oo inf,,f,y MIN pyarc nr,.n.ct
q, u,crn., ,,Dcn.nnrI.rc a,oa lrom ;, !. snuirior
"g~rDto hill, Mas n1, f,,s rn,r,c,ir,.,i'.
.rn. unoir war; THE battle NJ Proclamation
n,s..r ma IN recent n.tt,. N kan'ncLy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

II seems 10 be quite generally believed that a
large portion OF Gen. Lees army has been sent to
the vicinity OF Richmond. Descr,ers and negroes,
almost daily arriving, tell rs that Gen Longst.eet
has been in molon for several days, and thai his
possible d..tif alton is North Carolina.
Il u iolGd from official rerorts, now nj in, that
our losses 10 he battles Il Thursday and Saturday
will not Ia Mild and wounded mnch exceed IL, YOU
The missns would carry it beyond II 600 but as
they are coming in daily they should hardly be
taken into the .siImae.
TIE wounded still remaining here are cared for In
rnssi exoellen, tents. warmed by cast iron stoves
aud furnished with cote by the Sanitary Committee.
Deaths occur frequently but generally from ampn-
,aior End not directly from wounds received on the
battle field.
In enicipaiiou Of the holidays the soldiers arc
ecorauDg their camps with oyergrcens, ana ma king
extensive preparations for the festivities MANY OF
ths camps are already beginning look very ctur-
,f1ue ana beautiful, aud would repay one well 10
yiss. y. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
The Rebels Whipped at Southwest
Creek, Kinston, White Hall,
and GOldSbOrO.
Part Of the Wilmington and Weldon
RaI!road Track Torn Up.
wAsaISGToS. Tuesday. Dee. %. 1852.

wAsHISsToS. Tuesday, Dee. a. 1854
TIE following has been received at headquarters
here:
uxIpouAHrrRs DnrA,rsrxr OF NoRrn CAROLINA,
Dec. 20. 1852
Ma, Or. HALLrcx, CensyaLin Ci<f. WaihsgiJR.
Nv expedition was perfect success.
burned the railroad bridge at Goldaborough and
Mount Olive and tore up several miles Of the track
Of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
We fought four engagements, viz: a. Southwest
Creek, Rinston, White Hail. and Godsboro', and
whipped the enemy handsomely oach time.
j. @. FOSTER. Brig Gen. Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
A Correction by Gen. Eurnside.

WAsHlSGToa Iuesdey, Dec. 70, ISt1
The following has been received at lesdquar-
,trs here
HE1Dor1uTERs ARvy OF TEE PoToNAo,l
fALEoUTn, Tuesday, Dec. -. 1862
GasorGea II, w. HALEcg, GsasyaLir. Chisf WGfanson'
IL ny report to you Of the 18th int. the number
81 our wounded was stated ut about 5000, and the
puuber receiving hospital treatment at ,C5O Both
Of these amounts are wrong. On tho authority Of
Dr. Letterman, our Medical Director, the whole
number Of wounded is between COCO and 1000.
About one half Of these are receiving Treatment in
the hospitals A. Z. Burnside,
Maj. Gen. Commanding Army Of the Potomac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
70 The Associated Press
HnApsrARrzRs AnxI or THE Porcssc,

BY comparing an official copy Of Gen. Burnside
report to Gen. Hseck, with the publication Of the
tame in the Washington papers Of this morning, sew.
srsl important errors are noticed. In the first
paragraph, last line but one, the word "to" should
Be substituted for by" reading thus" indicated
70 YOU" instead of "by you."
The 10th paragraph, as printed, erroneou'ly ter
inmates in the middle Of a sentence. 1t should
read es follows: 81 will write You very soon, spd
sivs more definite information, and, finally, viii
bend you my detailed report in which special &C.
tnowledgment will be made Of the services Of the
different Grand Divisions, army corps, and my gene
tnl and personal staff departments Of the army Of tue
Potomac, to whom am 50 much Indebted for theiI
support aud hearty cooperation" The next para
s@ph should commence with the words. 81 VIII
add," go.
a flag Of truce crossed the Rsppahsnnock this
afternoon with o communication for Gen. Lee, the
purport Of which has not been made public.
Richmond papers Of yesterday and to-day have
sound their way here. The Enquirer says the Losses
IN A. p, Hills Division on the 18th were oil killed
t,i94 wounded, and Az missing. This division wa
confronted by Franklius left, and consisted Of Elk
trigades with artillery. Moro than half The Rebel
loss occurred in this division
Intelligence from below is in etec.ths the Rebel,
have considerably strengthened their forces nea
Port Royal, aud that the enemy maintain contra
band communication with their Northern friends VII
she Potomac and Mattox Creek crossing the PENN
;uls and RappahannOck, al Leeds, about 80 mile
below this point.
No shots have been exchanged with tie enemy fol
evsral days.
The river pckets maintain friendly disposition
oward each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
Address to the Army by the President
DISPATCH FROM GEN. BURNSIDE.
Correct Number Of Our Wounded.
Only Between 5000 and 1900 Severely Wounded.
Special Dispatch t. The N. Y. T.ibuns.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dee. %. 1882.
The following dispatch is received from your cor
respondents with the army:
L. HsApQuARrxRs ARMY Tus PoroxAc. Dec. 80 1882.
Enough of the missing have turned MP since tie
official reports Of our casualties, which sent you on
Sunday to reduce our aggregate loss below Il, 600.
& The flag Of truce under Lieut.. Broom of the 57th
Eew.York, which crossed the river yesterday to
ask permission to send three ladies into the Rebel
lines 70 join their friends there, was unsuccessful.
Longstree responded that just at this time he could
not admit them. To second request that we might
recover the body Of Capt. Laughlin of the l3Oth
Pennsylvania, be replied, granting permission. Lieut.
Broom was received oourteousy BY the Rebel
officers ard others, who assured him that their
losses in the late battle prove to be about 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FonrKEss MosRoB, Tuesday. Dec. p, 1862
Heury1I4re OF Brookied, Mas, dled here last
evening. ae bad been employed in the Quarter
masters Department here for some tire.
Six Rebel prisoners, captured at Gloucester, were
brought here from Yorktown to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

suh.d for his gallant and me.ohous conduct. and was
promoted by beret TO the rack Of Msjor August 20 lS
At Centeras he severely wounded and therefore took
part 10 the sbequen, battles Of Il MODo del Rey.
Chspnl,epec aud city Of MEXICO Aer recovering from
his wound Ia served with his regiment 10 California Mime
sets Eebrssis Ksnsas and elsewhere In the West When
the present broke out be commanded the garrison a. Fort
Riley, K,nss is troaps there consisting Q. hs own com
psny aud dasoons. lie served time IN Kansa,
where no wei Anown ard this led to his beiny offered
TIE command oftLs eth gsnsl Volunteers offer which
tie Wsr Department. permitted him to accept The services
be rendered willis at the head OF this dae regiment
waded by promotion to BdsadsrG oners ship. hs
mission being dated April 25. 1861.
For several yeas Gen. Vessels ard Gen. Rentzelman
Captains ard Breyet Majors in the I'd In'utry. III,
presen. status IL ae regular army "a wentyeshh Mor Of
iniGLtIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

Lhe Troops Ia Good Condition aud gp,ri,s
-Etegre: fOr the z allure, b,,, no r,I-co,,r-
nsemcnt or Observation-Disclosures g,~o.
Ism Displayed in tic AtiaeL-Cen. Esera.
sides Action.
yrer Our Special Correspondent.
ARsT oP TB2 PoToK4c. Sunday, Dec ay 1872
The general touo Of the army 10 good-lar better
Than could DO expected. There is regret for orr
taiiore, sympathy fos our wounded, mourning for
Our honored dead but find little discouraeeue pt
And no generalization.
This is largely owing to tie splendid conduct OF an
pnr troops. The men are hopeful because there are
lew Of the usual jesousies and heartburninQs. No
one 10 able 10 cay: :" If this division Ind not
broken or " If that regiment had done its duty.
we might have won." Tie concurrence Of testimony
universal, that our men in every division did bet.
Yer 'han they ever did before, and made good their
claim 10 being the best troops in the world We
'asye had victories without merit; but this was u
defeat without dishonor
In many respeets-in all respects but the failure
% It's vital object-the battle oil Fredericksburg was
es aaest Thing Of the war. Laying. the bridges,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

THE REBELS STRENGTHENING THEIR RIGHT WING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
AcrryG Bn,GApIER GENERAL AmoRY.

This officer Is Colonel OF q regiment Of Massacbu-
,sts volunteers Che seventeenth. beHeyel and Is also
Captain Of Couplny T, Seventh United States Infantry,
ic thOss companies surrendered In Texas By
m yade Daias the sc,ion a. Ainslon lie hsd command
Of tour Massachusetts regiments and therefore exercised TIE
power aud charged with the responsibility OF General
Of brigade lie born IA Massachusetts aud studied the
Of West Point for the usual Of four years.
graduating 10 1884, lie appointed li-uteusscy the
Seventh Infantry July 1851 and ser joined his rss
uient serving with it in Texas sDd NewneEico Ia July
1850 lie took charge OF the general eeratng Office n Boston,
and coniu ed there un be went into active service Colo
rel Of Volunteers While in Boston he sppointed Nus
teHg aud Dis0osng Officer Of Volunteer and rendered
great assistance city aud Stat. authorities in organizing
and equlpp.ag the OF tae old Bay State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
The Presidents Address to tho Army OF
the Potomac,
WAsHINGrOg, Tae-da

WAsHiNslos, I1e'day, Dec. 10 1867.
The President has iseued The following;
EXECUTIVE HANNos WAsHIyGTos. Dec. %, ies2.
70 ns Iyny Of The Potomac.
have iust read your Commanding Generals pre-
ilminary report Of the battle of fredericksburg. Al
,hough you net successful, the attempt was not
81 error, nor tho failure other than IN accident.
TIE courage with which you, in an open field,
maintained the contest against an introucied foe
aud The consummate skill and success with which
you crossed and recrossed tie river in the face Of
AZ enemy, show thu. you possess all tie qualities Of
agreat army, which viii yet give victory to the
cause OF thSeountry aud Of popular government.
Condolng WIKI the noufneTs Tor the dead, aud
CmIaihzing with the severely wounded, con
sratal~ie you that tie humble Of both is compara-
lively 20 small tender to Jon, officers and soldiers,
Tie thanks OF Tue nation. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
A Flag Of Truce Sent TO Gen. Lee

VgAyY LOSS III HILLS REBEL DIVISION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

South West, between Dover and KipLtoD Kingston
in the mapl whipped them again at Kinston;
whipped them the third time at White Hill, between
Kinston and Goldsboro; whipped them the fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
FROH GENERAL BURNSDE'S ARNY.

om Aggregate Loss Less than 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

The Rebel Less Admitted to be 3,UuV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

Prospect of the Army 1ToVing-The Army
Anxious TO Efnrcb-IYhnt Kind OF Po-
pcrs Suspicious Generals ltead--siow
Richmoad may be Taken-K!cpors, of
Part OF Lees Army Ise,arEiuB 90 Iiich-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

q sJAa. .G3 4lJAAIN .3.-: u lLE Y
I'"i' Co@'oeness. hTcgu|a, .sy amt DEN. .ofM1
1'SesIIre Cfg@as le&acsng Ncaaache. .,ss;;-
"<"e' Nert0nsneSs. GtnerM PqoStration CT The
.t'i"" a"d Body, Paroiycis &C.
moment reflection ought to convince a sensible, nav
VI 'i1 'niiV ana NAn4er Of constantly dosing with jo
l' nc Modicines The practice pernicious and snic
' an experience OF forty yeara has taught me that
f,, au.aE increasing evils of indigestion are fear
' "5AraVated ~ the too free of Cstbartics Tba
an ilc.f people are fast becoming nation of dys,a,
v! ic'r aftihcla modes of life Drastic Ca,h.rtirs
Inc rrtabity, and PROSTATE the strength Of th
WtestlVc Organs '-s'-o Va '"e
- me rus now offered especially designed to au
h'S ,itahy and at the same time to inyyorsto "y
ShEeh ~ the functions of digestion whilo thew "a
i"'."Nu' lhoy are anodyne, tonic and la xativ.
sd We 80 I'M" ahd nFigoratns that one is not remind
uuHuEretanie effects that he ha taken medicine
n"NheFS hc'', students Professional Men Females md
try E*em. " ''i''ry lie, should
Lhr undersigned Physicians chcerrullv certify r. ,,o
~ standing of DR. Colby of Stanstead ara
ln NV OF MS " AntCostive and Tonic Firs wbih
W. '"'e used IN our practice and highly apnrnves
j.. y. GIBSON, N. D., Durham G. 4 '"
C;E. COTTON, NJ. D.. CowansylIe.
EHAHIES BROWN, u.
HS. FOSTER, II. u Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND. N. n Rarrs.o,
~ jerks. III. u. '' " 's'""
CIV. CowLES. NJ. H., stans,eaa
JOHN MEtGS. NJ D. :.
; OF LEI, ETREADoN. NJ. r., Surgeon. 4. N.
nEAJAMlN DAMON, u. Coatioook
iEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D.. Derby ii,s
N. G. GLINts,M D., Compton. G. Z. ''''e
" w. SOMEk+, N. D., Mogog c. F.
H. c. kCTHERFORD, " r.. Nrwnort ".
triy line. Vermont '''e''', "' ~, ana
Net" where medicine Is sold qcners,lv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

a little glove stifs up my hear. as tides st,r,
notion nuSi'i' when it fits, makes raanya , o,'
II sorts of lady fxins thrill ,ay feelings .s,,,,
but little female gaiter boots are dt a. .hey oa
shorler 'e"'h anu ROTH,
anu just to put you your rnard
| Ill give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hots,
| stopped a week or more
| AMI marked two" boot eesu ev.rx
Before my neighbours door;
| Two hootS with patent leather tins
TWO boots which seemed to saw
An angel trots around in MS,
They stole my heart avay.
AND often in my nightly dreams
lheJ swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from a vas.
But ah! one morn saw a sicht
winch struck me like a stone
come 'ther name was on the book
lhose poo's were no. alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
was standing By their side.
And cn they ,gal<ed one ,.sr.r,,.
And with them w4lkeG--a brfla
i'aa'''' Comment is unnecessary:
those CATER Boots came from
j. q. 4'&<s%
"h're cam be f9snl q. all tlmes Iarre ,.....,,.,
Ladies, Misses and Chi!cIrea's Roo-
and Shoes of the latest French Imported ror.
Also, Of our oan manufacture,
i'Aoies ana Gents B~lmoral Boots. (new ,,.,.
Boys and Youths, g.
->''" '"e celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fact,
general assortment OF
Dogs and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
!, "eare the sole manufacturers.
Mefs Ce brated paten4 To-.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT
We can't he beat in Style, Quality or p,,..
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
'OOTS, SHOES AND PY,RRrP,
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES o.n.m..
~ ? l. K a s Il CALI
j. Z. PAGE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

,y,.,'t. uf nENMONT lin Probate Court, held AZ
~ m >"IoN his7E'cr, So Montpelier, in aid .,,ie
VI ,f we a gay OF January. A. u. 1902
I tCiUS b. PECK, Executor of the last w;l, .u, ..
- meNt q Olive Day, lare of Barr in said d; n,S
''' "'cr"h'* hS administrator accn,nt f., .v.mi'
at'" ana allowance, and makes anmc.,; -, eA"nil-
ceased. '" vi '''e estate CT sad dc
niehpoh, ~ Is ordered by said Court that said ..
anu stW application be referred TO a :. ssor 80 ti
M , ne tcf at the Probate Office in said Nontnsli
eeisjnn s "" "aiuhry' A. ID. 1862, for hearing ana
.'''P" ui"reon and it is further oriprrd fi,t i
las er wen 70 an persons interested, by the publica
W., ie S"ihe three weeks succassiyelv in tlr Crc.
,'nr rr; e.ihah, newspaper published at Montnn
M ..'oS 10 said time appointed for heariur thot
49, ~ appear at Sa lime and place and show c,ns
~ I'eY may nave why said account sbou,I na' ~
allowed aud such decree msaa ' ,h slou'u not be
"i5fw3 Ant = u ~ tnc court,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
-. TIy ING UO.Itt,
3i5u.i At,ast ~ ~u.rC u.
aaWrtaOsa Essa1saiaEs's EIsfaae

l 49,, hhv'h@ bcen appointed by the Nonora
VIZ Tomato court iortIe District of Wa ,nurton con,
crs, 10 receive, examine, adjust an r, ms nd
'"" vi all persons, against the estate of Cu,ann
n''""', Ette ni Norhted, in said district ,,er.,ad
,IpG'eh'e' ihs"'en and the TEN, of six months fran"
INC +)th tily OF tcrmher 1861 being ,Ilou,cd my @
on i" 'he creditors Of said deceased tn exhibit ann
r w "e,, respective claims befuc Give notice tEut
] "a a'eh" I" me duties of apvoi, ucut NJ ,,.
"we ,rs house Of Edward II. Randall in Nouhf d i
~ a. '>,rc' on he 2oh day uf June next a, one ucincs
III I've aiIcruoon If said day " WV wv"
MARVIN S!MONS
a"rihiicid, Dec 81 a. D. 1861. ,,z,.,
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday,, Jaaucry Sth. 1860


AFfi LAS Going south and East.
Leave Nontre'ie' ~ As A. NJ 90 p ;. and ,a,z
All RAIN leaves 81. lbaR at Go5 A. :. Ru,nn',
, ~ A. NJ connecting at White River Juuci, II viii
'"ns LOT an" from Wells River 81. Johusbur. nn5 H.
' nl" VITA Nerthen R. K. for Bos. On Lowell Wo,
ira t "'u connecting at Bellows Fails with hesh
. ~ n. 'hf host on and with Vermont Valley r M
EPfih.hed, New Haven and New YORK ,,rr,!, ~ "i
York at 10 l5p.n '"' arriving III New
g. 'EooMoDAr' oN Tram leaves Rousc,s Point q, ~
Tor burlington and Nolthfeld ~ " '' A. NJ
n IGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves on,o,..,. ;, o
; " a. a. '''o T. NJ touscs Poih at 6 10 " .r,i
,"s ~ huntington ut 9.25 p. NJ in l,oso,at g 40 ,i'
I w :" heiows Fails with lhe shIre f. r f,r n,..,aa
G u worcester and with Vermont Valley Il r for snr;
p :, " ave" maven and arriving IN New York at 4 %
nraiiis DING North and yycs-.
Leave M"hirelier al OS M AZ A. NJ oo
Jau,, MAI letveS Boston at I 30 NJ Via Jn,yam
iinln.' W @ncnnntg Leaves Springfield a, ~ A.,
n,n,; aus AZ i-2o P. connecting NJ Wbiir hiv
smmn.; p - No'hern H. r from Boston md win Pa ~
urrjynr ~ ill., ""n nom It. lolnsuiy and l.ilcou
AZ P. NJ. and lodge. " N an" 81 Hi1ais I'll q.
, nj nH"s,nMopATi"N TRAIN leaves Mortified a,.o5
, m" huf" t'on AT 1885 NJ for Kousr p ' go =: W.
500 p. M h'' al lIio and at Montreal at
MGHr ExrnE.s Tn.tY leaves ncl,,.s Nan,
N ing passengers fjom Vermont vain" y II, = ID rM,
Ina, ., ~, az ouo A. NJ and from he shire y ~ iE''i"G
! =. ~ o.; hher Junction with train ieavi,r ~ 'ncc-
Ju,rtin, Nu"ti' or Lawrence. Leaves WIZ ' ~" 1T
=. w. rous"s pt NJ affiv at Burlingto On, -, Eos
and ,,n1 rnNt ~ 40 ~, Montreal =, ~, ~ -
INV psdei>buIg Gil at2 90 r cnn,,; AT 1000
,, "'''N ioF i'e'fott. Chicago and Tho W" "fihd
trains -, ''S are attached 10th the ,inL,
rh,o", n.y. po'Wttn EotSc's Pon, and ust5 eNoreS
-, trough i'lckets Chicuro md ,h Wv" r"ostoh
TIE principal station. ''" '"e Vest for sale ~
ST. h''anS' W, Jan. 5. 1862. We 'H"N'Lh, Snp't
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PROBATE GOgJgs'Ts.

Probate Courts, within ard for the District of Kan
col!h Ter the ytnr ensnpg, will be holden IS follows
viz:
At the Registers Office in tloos field en- he fist Thurs
day in each mouth.
Al the oianee G. UNITY i!o:i il Chelsea The third
Thursday Ct each month.
AT hadwicks Hotel in West Randolph OF the fourth
Thursday in each month.
AZ j. l.. Bowles' Hotel IN Wnshingon on the second
thursday i'll February, May and august.
BY order Of Court.
J. X. CLEAyELANR, Register.
fheisea. December %, 1851
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
Simpson EAaVS' Estate.

THE subscribers having leeh appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington commits
soiers, 10 recev examine and adjust all claims and de-
mandS ct all persons against the estate of Simpson Hays,
ae OF MidileseX, in said district deceased, represented
lnStvent, and lie Term Of six months from the lst day
jahihry, lSC2. being allowed by said the cred
ltor5 "i st! deceased, 10 exhibit aGd prove their
spective claims before Give notice, thai will at
tend 10 TIE duties Of appointment at the inp Of
v illim Simnnds in Middie>ex, in said district on the
hrs, Wednesdays Of February and July next at O'Clock
III the 'rehoon on each Of said days.
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JAN. 81, 1862

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shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts
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Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON
Braintree, Dec. :. 1861. fwo*