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Horace a. Es&yss' Essase.

IN Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bls Probate Court for the District Of y as ugon Com.
N Ss"ncfS, I" ieceVc' e&ale and adjust all claim anu
dennnds Ct all persons against til" estate Of H,r &c
paws ete OF Ee'tn, IN SAID district, deceased. aid
me tiLn oil SIX months iom the 0th tay Of Nv, rbeE
Deng allowed ny SAID court 10 The Gre tots Of SAID a.
ceased, to c&a1 and ptdye tet espcctrye claim. Be-
ioic Us GIVE notice, that Wa will attend to lie iuc
our appointment at ME dFtlEnc-houSe OF Harriet N
Dav in Bella in said district on the o0fb dny Of NJ
ccmheT and -3ti day Of May next, at one clock IN a.
AFTERNOON. on each 1t sa'd days. n
HORACE BRALEY. )r,
Gerlin, Nov, Goth, A y. lsG.. 35lv3 Fl
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate CGrr, be,d !
WASHING ON DG.rRicv S. Mont 3cIer in said oi,,,c
on he 22d day of October, 4. y. 1869
M ARTHA HORSE ana ELIJAH WINCH cyccrtory
wi the last will and testament Of Nathan MoIs4 as
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17
BELL 49, ~ TEN MINUTES
Bryan A'ccl1saC2a7c WATERS,
The most cra and speedy remedy ever discovered for
all Diseases Of the Ihes: and Lungs Coughs. Colds,
asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza
HoAr5oaess, Difficult Breathing, Ser:
lArOet, 4 c &c.


THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and rsr
i let Feiie and when gerseyered with accorair to
directions, never fail to effect rapid lastp. care.
a'5and' have been restored TO perfect ncalh VINO have
Flea other means IN vain. 70 ali classes and al onst
atons they are equally blessing ard cur-roD, need
despair 70 matter how long the disease may haze exist
cJ or however severe it may be- provided The orgnjc
structure OF the vItl organs is hopeessy decayed
very one athc!ed should give them impartial rial
70 ocaSts and public Speakers, these WATERS are ne.
cUiarIy valuable they will in Jay remove the most
severe occasional hoarsenes5 and their regular use Tor
few days wilt, at ali tines, increase the power aud feyi
hiiity OF the voice. greatly improving It's tone compass
ana clearnes3 for which purpose they regularly used
oy many prPitsslonai vocal SIS nov2SWd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Prof. rietor, Rochester, " v
Price - cts. per box. For sale by ali Druggists
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sold fox the benefit of the tribe, and that indi-
yiduals who sought to prevent the recent mass
c2e shall be allowed to remain, and retain one
hundred acres each.
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HE subscriSeis, having been appointed by lhs I'D
ofHoIe tFr"bate Court for the District of Raudolh
COMMISSIONERS, TO receive examine, and adjust all ca d
ano demands OF all persons. against the estate Of Ebene
l. hoVey, lae of Brookft!d. in said district, q
edSeu represented in>oVeni and the term of mOnta
iiom IN: 25h day Of Nov. lgg2 being allowed hy sal
Cont 10 Inc creditors &C SAID deceased, to EXHIBIT I'd
prove her respective claims before us Give notice, I'D
we MN attend to me driies of our appointment at n
dwelInghouSe Of Avian ioyev Cd in Brrnklied in sal
dstfiet, on the secoad Tuesday of January neat at
O'Clock Ia The forenoon, un said day. Il
ARIEL BURNHAM &c.,
WILLIAM y. CHAMBERLAIN, CON"
B'ookheIJ Nev. 2stn, 4 u. isCL s63
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We want some wood, and we wish those Who
desire to pay fer th:ir paper in that commodity
would draw Us some, forthwith.
-Es7 So zns7
Do you sing! and are you troubled with hoarseaess
4 50 use Doc. GiGo Is IIomoo aic Cur&ycs NJ fer
and axe wheneyer l2 hoarse and you Will pronounce
,hem 1Nasuab!n sci by l.. t. Piec & Co., Mont.
pelier, w. NJ y. Burr Go Wholesale, Ros.on or sent
Per NAL anywhere b. Phio Lee, receipt Of price %
cents. ha4uai + o'shed free. ses that Philip lees
name IS each \.
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EADgEs GAETER Be90Ts

little glove s3 UP my heart tides STIR up the ocean
snow-white mCsn when il fits, makes many curious
notion
All Of lady fxns thrill my feelings, they'd orter
But little female gGiter boots death and nofAln
shorter!
And just TO put you your guard.
I'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion HoGe,,
stopped week more,
And marked two I" boot-ees'' every morn
Before ny neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
"An angel trots around in us,''
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before nay face
lady growing out of thcr1
AS flowers grow from vase.
But all! one morn I saw a sight
" hitch struck like stone,
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair OF other boot
Vas standing by their side,
And of they walked afternoon
And with them Walked bride.
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Els AsGCa's Estate,

IlfE Subscribers having been appointed BY tie Hoik
ora6Ie Probate Cout tor the UIstrIGfCf WaShiHgton
CoanlSSonefS iorectiVe eXaMi:c and adlns alicia Inns
ana demands ctAit pc"sOns against the ESTATE OF Eli
kch late OF NOrthie!d, in said District, deceased.
represented nSoven, aud the term ofsiX months from
the "a day Of December, A. u. 1909 being allowed by
SAID C0urtotEe tSaid ceased Xh bilant
prove thcf rectvt ciai8s 5eCrc give notice Tia
we VIII auendto the duties OF oar appointment No
me dive cling house OF Mary Rich in Norhie d. ia said
District on the I'd Tuesday 81 January and June next ~
one O'Clock iDthe afternoon Oh esch uf sulQ days.
LOTHIAN ELLIS. @
ORRIN ". ORCUT1. 'o'h sN
Northfeld Deo Sd. \. D.. 1862. f5C3w3
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XXxVII CONGRESS Second Session.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 16
SENATE.
message was received from the President
placing at the disposal of Congress three swords
captured by Gen. Butler, formerly belonging to
TwiggS.
Mr.. "cDougal offered a joint resolution that
this government will maintain the payment Of
coin tor interest of debls, and consider it q
breach Of faith to do otherwise and that du-
ties on imports shall continue to be collected IN
coin and thu old issue of demand notes only
ard when the latter is not sufficient thereafter
shall be payable in coin. Referred to the COM
mittee On Finance.
Mf. Stevens Of Pennsylvania moved that his
resolutions be assigned for communication to-
day, declaring that the Union must be and re-
main one and indysible forever, and that it
would be high crime to advise or accept peace
propositions on any other terms. Postponed
three weeks.
Mr.. WycklHe offered substitute that all
who are opposed TO the war on the principle OF
the Constitution as it is ard the Union as il was,
are enemies to the country and unfit 70 hold
Office.
Mr.. Vallandigham's resolutions, offered the
first week Of session, were again read.
Mr. Themes moved that tie sahject be post
ponel ill the lst Of January, 1900. (Laugh-
tcr).
Mr.. Stevens moved that 1t be postponed three
weeks. agreed -.
The Wee. Point Academy appropriation bill
WIS 2Gss@d,
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 \ report By the Old
Point boat says the British steamer Cadmus had
arrived there, and reports seeing q large h2et
entering Cape Fear river.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
oIn JAMES CIAELE'S
Celebrates EENfAs.E Eorg,v.s.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfanE in the cure Of oil
> those PAM ana dangerous diseases incident 10 the
female constitution.
1t moderate 81! excuses and removes all obsrucong
from Whatever caue, and speedy cure may be relied
-
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CAUTION.
These Pills should net he taken by females that ore
pregnant, during the FIRST ThEHE MONTHS, a. thew
are sure to BRING on Miscarriage but at every other
time ana in every ther case, they perfectly SAFE
the Beck and Limits, HeaYiness, Fatigue on slight eyer-
lon P4p,tation Of the beart, Lowne5s Of Spirits Hys
erns slcS Headache, Whites, and all the painful dseas-
Is occasioned BY d,orgauizcd SYSTEM these Pills viii
efect cure when All other means have failed.
run DIRECTIONS n the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pile, and cncrcled with The
Government stamp Of Britain can be sent post free
Ior ) l,e3 and postage stamps.
soil By all Druggists noyoSlw&mlv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-17

WARRINGTON, Dec. Is. Senator Walkinson's
bill for the removal Of the several hauds of Siuux
Indians, assigns them new reservation near
the M issouri river, sufficient to give 800 acres
of good agricultural land to each individual
and appropriates 500, 900 for their removal.
1t provides thai The old reservation shall be
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arrived there, aad reports seeing q large h2ct
entering Cape Rear river.
NASHVILLE, Dee. 10. il party Of rebel cav
airy yesterday grossly violated u fac Of trnco
by das aing on detachment OF tie 4:h llichl-
gan cavalry, which was awaiting % reply, and
captured IS Of them.
There is 10 prospect Of general advance oi
the rebels. Ine rebels hive an increased
force ut Nollousyijle. Oar leycc8 are still az
Cla1ksyljlo. Three hundred Of Woodward Is
rebel cavalry came in With the? arms, refusing
to fght for the Southern Con.e4e:acy acy
longer.
The weather is stormy.
+Specja! Dispatch 10 The ", Y. Tribune:
Col. lrcat Of Gen. Rosec7an's ntaH, who
was eent out 10 ascertain the facts concerning
the violation Of our Has OF truce, reports uAa.
the flag OF truce repaired to tie rebel camp IN
der escort ct The party who c2ptarcl them
oom9 hclng occurred and low ere represented
dead and wounded
There is large negro force at T'ullahoma,
engaged in tort.Iying the place.
The Governor Of Georgia IS sending uD men.
Bragg issued an order yesterday to c9nscrIpt
every exlcd Kcntuckian or Tennosseaa, aid
Breckenridge, DucEner and Hans, il threaten to
resign If this was done
Jeff DAVIS tooE tie matter under ADJUSTMENT.
There is great hostility on the part Of the Ten
nesseans and kontuckans against the Migaaszip-
plans.
Johnson'S wound so far dsables him that he
can't ride. Lragg is not going to Mississippi
dispatch from Col. Bruce at Russellville,
confirms the reported dlabandmont of Wood
wards cavalry.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. Is. The Nashville cars
arrived on time All is quiet along the road,
There is nothing new south OF Nashville, except
slight and unmportant akigmsh at Wood
sonylllc yesterday.
The hospital opposite Mlmfordsvillc, vas
burned to day. The soldiers were al safely re.
moved.
T2CN WASHINGTON
From what is now known Of the length and
extent OF the onomy'a Notifications, thero seems
to he Il general approval of Gen. Burnside 5
movement IA crossing the Rappahannook.
There Is nothing known hers to show that
the rebels were inclined to leave their stroD~-
holds to meet our troops in an open field.
All possible attention Is beng bestowed uron
the wounded, but comparatively few Of them
have, as yet, arrived IN Washington
Although our loss ie heavy it is tar below some
of the published estimates, but the precise ,u..
Der cannot for days to come be ascertained
The reports ID di8takt cities that apprehcn-
sons are entartained for the safety of Baltimore
and Washington. are simply absurd.
Special TO Boston JournGi.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G. Secretary Smiths
nomination TO United States Judgeship was
sent to the Senate to-day. 1t is thought that
Assistant Secretary Usher will be his successor
as Secretary OF the Inerior.
Many Of the wounded in the battle of Fined.
ericksburg nave been sent to the hospital AZ
Point Lookout The weather is clear acais
and cool. prRIRy
WARRINGTON, Dec. Is. Senator Walkinsons
bill for the removal Of the several bands of Sioux
Indians, assigns tnem a new reservation near
the M issouri river, sufficient to give 800 acres
of good agricultural land to each individual,
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10 Married ladies

is peculiarly suited. II will in short time. brine
tee monthly period with regularity.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. Is. The Nashville cars
arrived on time. All is quiet along the road.
There is nothing new south OF Nashville, except
slight and unimp0rtant akirmish at Wood
sonylllc yesterday.
The hospital opposite Mumfordsville, vas
burned to day. The soldiers were al safely re.
moved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-03
TIE THIEVES IN LYSCHBuRG

TAr city of Lynehburs is experiencing what
g,am2nd hss just bean, IL d iceasurs. relieved
IN On Acodsy night, She store house of John
Clrzirais was robbed Of S3e10 wcr.h Of goods
s1t psriiss su-peoted of the robbery who were sr.
.eeis1, woge John 0Dopn-ll, John D0L.riy. Jahr;
2tJ.usky Chas c. Travis and Mike Sullivan. 81.
q. G2m ara tom N.w Orleans, sud bcor.s3 20
N1tsis battalion. On tLeir persons when arrested
H-!7 ioand bowie kEives butlcns. hAndsercL iefs
s4i e1,',f. small articles winch Hs Cieu.a,.ia re.
Szt4ed Is lis hy his pFiesse marx. TLe parties
'a9e4 n the cellar OF a boarding ouss kep; By &
---n E@41ed Murphy, which was searched anN quan-
Las a. tobacen. caliso. c5to.i CLOTH, boots ant!
sacs' Talu Irard II the stGCls IF Al T.ailan near
10 sse p.ste. seTe toi!nG .. :eIl Ot xas OF ,ohsc~
u. az lol.s ottar Ct - articles. On sut.i ~
=: A-s2e97 Ai.soa va g2t.,,si ana gobbea Of
So, W.. ?. Erady, Martin Connaeay, and Jno.
/. l.1ssQlse--.1e IA. Gea og l.io about Lynehburg.
* other two s.rRnga4s--1e.e arrested for .h;s
.f.Ay. Upon his arrest By the guard, lipscombe
v!-A 'sei-"there are forty odd of Us here, and Il
y5a don't look OF, youl have lively time" at
Is aaGe tns making pc eouiiar klnd Of halo, ss
j - SUI non TIA band "a ne rescue
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ylSkEES IN MATHEWS COUNTY

~ Asye b8sn allowed 10 make The following
.,,s.s. freq, arIivste letter. written by lady in
.s.hsx. county. and dated November sssh, from
xtrt i vii be seen thai ths Yankees have been
l-pfsastns q ihs: county. The writer says:
70 Yslkss euabosia cams up East river on
..p.sy lssi, landed forces st Wiliisus's wherf
.,al1 isues with their neg,o suides) visited tie
"a; wyTss. sad destroyed them, toget ther with The
III yn hand burned several vessels which were in
ltr ls-r essred away with them great msny ca
ava belonging 10 The e:tizans. and several ne gro
- sm fesriri shsy viii commit Other lspreds.
u, oGr detsnceiess eouaty this " In ter as we
.s elafsy ID thelr power, but, il they will silow
q; e 10 s., Ne saa get alJag very well doing ou.
~ spiaIiag, weaving out oRD cloth, making our
81. s;c. The Yankees ssT that they have no OBJ
e,ton . our making asit tor oar OWE Use but ths,
Dasi Dot make /. for the "kichIno1i market"
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SAVAGE MURDER OF A GEORGIA SOLDIER
Absalom Spencer, Of the 1st Georgia regiment Who
was left ack a. Murfressboro', Tenn, after the
fsht there, went to stsy at the house Of Ar
Brown, near here, which Ia in Union" neigh.
borhood. The Atlanta Confederacy says:
As had been anticipated, it was not long before
the alarm was given In the neighborhood He en-
deavored to escape, but was overtaken ct 9 fence
which he was trJ ing to get over, and carried back
~ the house. 4 pistol was presented at Mrs.
Bro~n, with demands and threats which shs an
swersd by stating bat the man they had taken was
u sick stranger that had been stopping 81 her
house The soldier then stated that he was Con
fecsrste soldier naming his company and regi
ment, and demanding the treatment of prisoner
Of wsr At the suggestion Of we'll known cIti
zen, Mr. Israel Hill the soldier was carried by the
scouts to the headquarters OF Col. Stewart This
gajian. Yankee OF tie Union army said Don't
bring auy more ID rebel buahwhscksr5 TO me,
but shoot then down" He thsD ordered the priy-
oner to be tied between two stumps and fer
.ight.sn men 10 fire at Lim The first volley
r,isaed him. on whish-a brutal Dutchman ran up,
and with the muxxie of his gun within. . few feet
Of Spencer, shot him through the stomach He
died that hight, and wes deceGty buried mex.
day by the citizens. He told Mrs. H.ll at ws,nsa
horse he died. that hs lived In oowets cointy Ga
and that be wss nephew of Bishop Andrew-thst
he had two brothers, one living In Tenn ssee ana
the other in Tuscaloosa, Ala. He said be was an
sslder 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-03
SOuTH-sIDE RAILROAD

lie President Of this line OF Improvements, Mr
Thonas l. Campbell has transmitted to the stock.
oi!sr, lie l3.h snnusi report OF the operations of
1erosd eoEIme 1cng Octobe. 1si, 1861 and ending
Se!;e1-h 80 b 1862. From this repcrt Il appears
La De receipts during the year were-fron pea.
-lSef7, si3,.i7.eo; from freight S2g6,978 ss for
-a1 serTics, si4 }52. .p5 f3r express ght SI4
az, making total OF s5Te, ,95S.2s. The II
tsasss 5t conducting :he business Of the road for
IL psti0d s. PCS e. OF {, Der ceul of
-e -fainss, leaving tae Let esrnngs S3i 693 26.
Ae. paTison nf the yea:a iet0-'6l AID laoI-G2
4l3r4 increase in the gross earnings of ieoi-6a
u so 1920. and of net earnings s "a 5il93
Darins the dscal ysa-, from October lst 1861, to
October Isl 1852 the company paid Of per cent,
-"2i- els ESQ; of per cent. bonds, due January
So! $50 500; Of interest to the State OF vi,
aIia, acerung during the present year, $50, ,0J0
al Of arrears OF interest due 10 the State en-
':nef years $4,000. Interes. paid 10 others than
Il State, coupons &c, s5l ,3597 73 Ths other lis
L-''os Of the company have been reduced by the
slo1ni Of s}a aeG9.i3 The assets hsve been in
~'ased s25 275 Il. The actusl financial condition
q liz company Is stated at e2l9 355. IS better than
Il Vas 81 the date or the last report. The remain
lg Get, due TO the State for arrears OF inter.
es- !a st Goa payment OF Sla 0d0 having been
-ade since be arst day o: October. There Will
al aas "a the frs. day Of January, 1863, 5000
:, Per seat. coupon bon4t Ho other bonded
A7t las - Le ..es until the Is, Of January, 1866
"l'n t=a. tc the city OF Petersburg of ca, So
VII fall dus
tLe President ziiudes 10 bis report 70 the de-
'Iac'ioa Of the property Of the company a. City
r0G' BY tie enemy, In consequence Of which this
DfaAeh 0: sas read has been very little used, end
le Receipts from i. very small, of course. The
''4aa siock has dIninished 10 value, but has been
''p up Is perfectly ID circumstances would
p'i-i'' and recently there has been secured from
''7 doserDmeut q number u wheels and xxlss
"-4ea Nj! enable the road 20 increase its rolling
SOCK 'lnicienly, 1t Is hoped 10 enable it to mes.
-e aoIaods up-u i: for tbs ensuing year. The
'sAf'si track Is better diched and sled than 1t has
'e7h 'of severAl years. IL Is rough In some places
AVN 'as Tact that the company have not been able to
p''efe saheIency 0! iron 10 repiace the worn
0af The bridges are ssfa-some are undergoing
''pA' and others will be repaired and rebuilt ~
'''a AZ ste oeeossary timber can 10 procured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-03

HoriAy Of Pdahcedom we ara Informed by
Capt. 8 Booker. Assistant Provost Marshal, of
the following piece of rascslty pepetrated By four
men another. which as it has often had 1t,
counterpart, may deserve relating: The parties al
iuded TO, namei A. g. Hazze, Il Hurdle, and Jas
Minor, OF North Carolina, and p Coroin, re-.
siding near Danvilie, Va, persuaded soft headed
member OF the 9Th North Carolina named james p.
Hopkins, 80 desert and sell hm.ef ss substitute
III captain Earksca.e's company. connected with
WIsa's brigade. ihSy gave hiIn 500 psr. of the
81 800 they had obtained, and promised $500 ,col g,
maxi 6 An appointment to set him CA Saturday
night Ia al the Columbian tavern to pay him the
balance # ths money. part OF the programme
was for him to join hia old regiment after be de.
ss.ted from Captsin Bsrksdale's company. Oa
Saturday night Hopkins lAit Rarksd ale msu and
made his way towards Richmond, accordin 2
to appointment with ths parties who had
petsusd"d HIM to his disreputable course OF
conduct On the outskirts Of the city, how.
ever, he WAS met By three four men who
demanded his money, and failing TO deliver i;
quick enough, was besten within Ian inch Of hs
iiie' All toe parties named in connection with the
matter having at cne time or another, been ia-
mates ol the military station of the Western DIS
:rict, Capt Booker WAS enabled TO trace ont tha
whole sfAr, 80 as to leave reasonable nbt but
III Hsszle and his three comrades were the su
hors Of the robbery, IS well as the murderous as
ssuit upon Hopkins, to ge. Ihe Small sum .hey had
gwen him. They were yesterday, Including hop
kins, al in the military prison. corner Q! 9Th and
Cary straets awaiting trsI ir tteir offences before
the ,ou martial row In sessiCr here. OEe of the
psrty, James a. Minor, was arrested by the city
police Monday evening or the charge OF forgery,
aud was yesterday morning turned ever TO Gap,
Booker by Recordes Gs-kis. tc be- deal. with oy
military law The Who.s system Of substituting
In The army has been no less Il cheat on the ind
vidual spending iis money for than the Gov
ernLlent they swear TO serve, and desert Our 20
tice gives only ore of the many phases assumed by
the substitute agents