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Ofthe first quality, which I will sell as
cheaply rs any other house in the place,
Give me an early call. and vii! con-
vince YOU that can DO as have said.
Store. north OF the Public square, in
Thos. War; Hardware Building.
VI. T. SUMPTION
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such az Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Molasses,
Spices: Candies, Nuts: Cakes,
Pies, Crackers, Bologna, &C
in short, every thing usually kept in a
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Notice
TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
State Of Indiana, Randolph County.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry '.
~ Sipe, Administrator of the estate OF
William II. HArshmhn, deceased, has filed
his petition 10 sell the Real Estate Q. the
decedent, his personal property being in
sufficient to pay his debts; aud that SAID
petition will be heard AZ the next term Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF said coun-
". Attest
JOHN 3. GOODRICH.
Dec. 10, 1862 dec 10 3w
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Che zgorace Sy'aders' PiaH0~.

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December /, 1860.

STATE OF VERm0NT,i In Probate Court, holden at
WsHrNGToN hsTRrcT Montpelier, on the 10 day OF
May, A. y. 1862
CORNELIUS p. MORSE, Admin stratnr If the estate OF
OLois Merriam, late Of Lawrence, in The state OF Mass.
deceased makes application said court for license to sell
the whole of the real estate of sad deceased situated in
Duxbury in said District representing that sale of
part thereof for the payment of the debts of
said deceased and expenses Of administration of said
land that sue part cannot be sold without injury
to tn Sc int crested In tie remainder thereof:
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred the 10Th day Of June.
A, d. 1862 the Probate Office in Montpelier, for
hearing and decision thereon and further ordered that
all persons int rested, be notified hereof by publication
of notice OF this application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed Montpelier, before said time of hearing that
they may appear said time and place, and, if they
cause, object thereto.
by the Court,
334fw3t Attest N A. CHASE, Register
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Abvapn NEannn'S Estate.

THE hes nav ing been appoin ed by the Honora
l. bic Probate Court fort he District of Washington,
missloners, receive examine, adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Atram
Manns, late of Planfied, in said District, deceased
represented nsovent and the term Of six months from the
I'd day of April 1862, being allowed by said court
to The creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
we will att end the duties of appointment at the
dwelling house of the widow of the deceased in PIanied
in sad district The 18th day Of June and The 18th
of August next, O'Clock in the afternoon eac
Of said days
PRENTiSS w. SHEPARD, }C,
MATTHEW d, WILLARD, No"'"' 8
l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Administrator.
PlanfieId, May 6, A. ID. 1862. &}5fW3t
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John s.asYd's. ai&t9HG.

TN Subscribers havir" been appointed by The tlun,
L Probate Court ior he DlStrctot Washington Com
missioner o eceive xamin, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The Estate ot John
Laird late of Woodbury., in said district, deceased,
and the term of months from the 9th day
Of May, 1852, neing allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said deceased TO tXhh and move heir re
specve Cla ms boore us--give notice that we VIII
attend to the durS q appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Eliza Laird in Woodbury., in said dis
trCt the 5th day of July ana November next at
o'Cloch in The aftsra. IN, ON each Of saId days.
=. .. PUTNAM, lr,,
ENOCH HOYT, wa" "
Cabot May l9i, A. d. 1862. 335fw3
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NJ A n IL O O ID ;
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

Just Putlaed, in a SEATED Envelope Price SIR Cents
Lecture on the Mature. Treatment, and Radical Cure
Of Sperma;"rrhga. or seminal WeaGpess, Involuntary
Emissions sexual Debility, and lmpedimcnts to Marriage
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Mental and Physical IncapactY, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c.-BY RoBr. }. CULvERwELL, ~ D. Author OF
the Green Book
Tie word-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture.
clearly proves from his experience that awful
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cwhOut medicine and without dangerous rgcal operas
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
dolph, for tn year cnsning will be holden follows,
viz
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld, the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Change Co univ Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month.
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph the fourth
Thursday in ach month.
At J. l.. BOwes' Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February May and August
B. order of Court,
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea December
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Probate SlOsaNls.

STATE OF VERMONT PRoBAaTE ,o COURTS within
said will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December |. 1860.
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E.qyR ID. EEahk's EINlaEc.

STATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Eoun. holden at
WAsHrNc1oN DIsrmcT,ss Montpelier in and for said
district, The 1Nh day Of May A. d. 1862
MASA HALL, Administrator on the estate OF
u Levi d. HALL late of Marshe!d III said district, de
ceased makes application 10 said court for an extension
of the time heretofore allow ed him to pay the debts due
from said estate AID 20 render Isr'on account
until some future day.
Wheteupon ordered by said Court that said app1-
cation be heard the Probate Office in Montpelier,
the I7h day Of June, A. y. 1862 and Is further
dered that notice he TO a concerned by the
publication of this order the Green Mountain freeman,
printed hontpeler three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
said hearing. BY the Count,
335+ Attest, T. X. VI ERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, tTbe Hon. the Probate Cont
TIsrpIcr OF L. NDoLPH for said Distinct To all
persons concerned in the Estate OF Horace Chajhed,
late of RAJ dolph deceased, GREETING.
M'HEREAS. Xjbl Sprague, Administrator of the
w of deceased requests said Court allow
him the further year from and after the 17h
day d May D. 1862, TO make payment of the Iebls
and close the settlement Of the Estate.
Therefore, You hereby notified that said application
will be heard session of the Probate Count TO be held
the Registers Office in Brookicd, the IAN day o
June next, at which time may he heard in the prem
lses.
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
ively in the Green Mountain Freeman, u newspaper
printed at NontpelIer this State; the last at which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
a afO esaid
Given under M hand at Brookheld, this 10th day OF
May, a. u. 1862
By order of COurt,
&3jt j. k. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-29

PANAMA, Dec. tj.-rhe rainy season is pretty
well over, and the Panama railroad is again in
good order. Mr.. Garter, U. S. minister TO Bo-
livfa returns home on the Ariel The French
fleet has sailed for Mexico, leaving here four
American ships and one British ship of war At.
Aspinwall, there is only the disabled r. S. brig
cambridge, to protect foreign interests.
A forced loan of Ss34, 900 has Just been assessed
on natives of Panama Don NJ. NJ Diaz has
been elected governor of Panama for the next
TWO years. The same body have passed decree
banishing the bishop and ex-governor Obaldia
from the country, and prohibiting the return Of
Don Pete Hartado, the FaIugas, and Others at
present absent. AIboeda, the leader of the
conservative party in the present civil war in this
country, was recently aSsassnated by some of
the people whose relatives he shot some time
since This event may probably hasten a peace
NEW foRK, Dec. 2S.-The Ariel brought no
specie from ASpinwal Pierre R. Soule war at
Havana December GOTH Nassau papers con-
tain the following 1.-The governor has issued a
proclamation forbidding pilots to bring in feder-
al or rebel cruisers The schooner Rover, from
Charleston, and the sloop Enterprise from Flori-
da, had arrived at Nassau. A schooner belong
lhg TO the well known secesh firm of Adderee &
Co., of Nassau, had been captured by the steam.
er lIoga, which the Nassau papers call another
federal outrage.
Admiral Milne arrived at Nassau December
18th. Two federal cruisers are cruising near
Eleutheral, in the channel keys.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-Accounts from Utah
represent the recently appointed United States
Judges to lie dissatisfied with the condition of
affairs i'll that territory. The legislative assem-
Oily is stlll throwing every obstacle in the way of
holding courts and bringing criminals TO Justice
Senator Browning of Illinois has introduced a
Dill endeavorng 10 remedy these defects, but
from all accounts one thing seems to be certain
namely, that the United States government will
have TO meet the issue in Utah at once and for
all, by prompt and vigorous measures. Owing
to the inefficient conduct of former admustra-
tons the accommodating evils have become diff
cult 10 remedy, and former contempt for the
home government is intensified.
MAJOR General Butler is by this time on his
way to Washington, he having been ordered to
report here. Report already assigns him an i'm
portant command in the field Mr.. Sprague has
been allowed leave of absence till further orders
ms is TO enable him TO accept the position of
adJutant general of the state of New York, I'M
der Gov. Sel mours administration
WASHINGTON, Dec. 528-rhe surgical CORDS
Dr. Cutter Chief assisted by Drs Leonard, King,
swan, Hayes and Hutchings, of the S.urgis
hospltal, I'd division of the 9Th army corps, ar
rived here with the last of their wounded yes
terday, from the Rappahannock. There have
been registered in that hospital over six hundred
wounded patients, on whom the surgeons have
performed capital operations The deaths after
operations were eight The patients reached
washington in good condition Anasthetics
were used in all cases, much to the comfort of
Doth patients and surgeons, as stated by DIR.
Morton, who was present and administered an
aesthetics to many of the patients
The report Of John ID. Derees superintendent
OF public printing, giving in detail the transac-
tons OF his office Tor the year ending the Both of
september, has just been printed. The increased
demand for printing blanks, occasioned bv the
war, &c, has been very great The report
shows saving to the government of 500, 5O6
since the establishment of the office in March
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MAINE.


The oil cloth factory at Winthrop was des-
troyed on the 18th inst. with large adjoining
building. The building was owned by Charles
M. Bailey and was insured for $4,000 The
business was owned by Levi and Reuben Jones
whose loss is heavy-total estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The building in Calais, owned by John Todd,
and occupied by Huse & Lowell and Others for
mercantile purposes was destroyed on the 22d
inst. with large quantities of goods. The entire
loes was upwards of $4,000 aud was but par
TALLY insured.
CONNECTICUT.
Two brothers, named Maxwell while skating
Christmas day, near the Windham companys
mill in Willimantic, broke through the ice and
one Of them (JaInes) was drowned He was
twenty-five years Of age and left Il wife and three
children
John A. fainter, who died in Hartford a few
days since, left TO his wife and daughters an es.
tate valued of 81 ,000 000-wiih the condition that
his daughters shall never marry foreigner or
citizen Of saveholding state.
Inc hillingly Transcript states that Marcus
Lyon, real estate broker aud leading business
man in the town, has failed, leaving the wives of
soldiers and many poor people who had made
deposits with him, helpless and destitute
The counterfeit five dollar bills on the Charter
OAK bank, Hartford, which have been crculat-
ing IN New York and westward have made their
appearance in Connecticut, deceiying the most
experienced money takers.
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these crimes only by the terrors of just retribu-

t'0o0 0iies ohy ny Bne terfOfs OF just retribu--
Now, therefore, /, Je1fel son Davis. president
OF the confederate states of America aud acting
ny their authority, appealing TO the divine Judge.
III attestaton that their conduct is ROT guided bv
tne passion OF revenge, hut that they reluctantly
yIeIu 10 the solemn duty of redressing by neces--
sary severity crimes Of which their citizens are
the victims, do issue this my proclamation and .
by virtue of my authority as c@mmander.jn chief
OF the iImeS OF the confederate states do or
First, That all commissioned officers in the.
command of said BenaminiF Butler be declared
not entitled to be considered as soldiers enrayed,
IN honorable warfare, but as robbers and crimi.
nails, deserving death-and that they. and each
of them be imprisoned whenever eantYred or.
reserved for execution.
Second, That the private soldiers and nom
commissioned officers in the army of sal d But-.
lers be considered only the Instruments used
for the commission of crimes p9rpetrated by his,
orders, and not as free agents: that thev there
fore be treated, when captured as prisoners of
war, with Blindness and humanity, and be sent
nome on the usual parole, that they will in no
manner aid or serve the United States in any ca
paclty during the continuance of this war unless,
duly exchanged
Third, That ALI negro slaves captured in arms
be at once delivered over to the executive author
ltes OF the respective states TO which they be-
long, TO be dealt with according to the laws of;
said states.
EOurtH, Inat the IKE Ofders Dc executed in all
eases with respect 10 all commissioned officers of
the United States when found serviug in compa--
ny with said slaves in insurrecton against the
authorities of the different states of tins confed-
eracy.
In testimony whereof have signed these pres
ents and caused the seal of the confederate states
OF America 10 be affixed thereto at the CITY of
Richmond, on the 23d day of December, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-two. JEFyERson DAVIS
By order of the President
j. 2. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State
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News from the Southwest.

CAIRO, Dec. Give have received NOTHING IN.
DAY Ill regard to the movements Of our forces
against the rebels who are operating in nerth-
western Tennessee. The rebels have done great
damage in the Obion river bottom. They have
burned two long bridges over the water and de-
ss.royeu TWO miles Of trestle work at Mddeburg
1t is reported this evening that orders have been
gwen Tor our trees TO evacuate Island 10. To
spike the guns there, and blow up the maya
zne. Information has been received to-day that
trains are running on the railroad between Jack
son and Trenton, aud that two hundred of our
troops are at the latter place. There is a rumor
in circulation here tonight that Gen Grantj
army has fallen back across the Tallabatcbie
river, but it is not trAceable to any reliable
source,
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BOSTON AND VICINITY.


me funeral OF Lieut. Edgar NJ. Newcomb, of
ahe N, massachusetts 18th regiment, who was killed
az lIuofichoourS, LOOK pace al the Park street
cnnrch, Saturday, IN presence of large assem-
"y ny uetoaeeu was pitt twenty-five years of
forward tho a. - &c ~. uoaa moiu WINE bearing
~ matu t,o mag vi ihe regiment after both color
ISo' S Sau p Sg snot
Of 10 oUn" .A"it,i mas resigned the pastorate
vi 'ne ooy stieet NcooTedl church, and leaves by
sn1 NJ STEAMER lot England, where the friends
"oi nc lilaue uuTlnS MS late visit, have invited
r., w ''nE NhalSe vi cDurCh.
,o, ho, puJtI are cautioned against counterfeit
LII uo,''l olis Vh me Atlantic bank, Boston, SO
Wen, Me eMecutea mat 1t is impossible to distinguish
eye.
IN MlDDLESEA COUNTY.
Nat. ualasher OF Lowell, private in tile 4Sth
FrdaN w., m'S Shoe at the keadyiile camp last
,l,'.it3 y tuo PROVOST guard There had been
eh1or 81 ~ '1ilp LOT several days, the Irish
Of the ncomn1et wlln inc consolidation
narias or ti iSt oD'ii N1'Ieh) WIN the SIX COM
f'-i0' VI 'A0 40'li ies Iheht'
D,nioI C,+o EeeLA COUNTY.
verS ,,ho I az ualpeiter' wen known in Dan
was d",oo,i i,S9 ",WayS oorhe good reputation,
stnr nf RsiI h"9' Seeh IN attempting to rob the
arrested and hoib 1--WE 800. W; ne was twice
"nn'I anu ooth heS escaped by jumping from
roon, a, ~ ~ "inuo"S 10 the ground. In his
.i, al I'M ooalullS honSe great quantities of
,nl , SVouo WIZ iouhu, including Jewelry, pis-
lonGintr to Rich"rG' g 'Ie hundred dollar gun be-
VIM, ~ 10 H r,, .; ray OF LINN, bottles of
Inv vi tno VIuIuse Oh lI9o, and other rare arti-
we'll w m",m proved MIN 10 DC thief of taste as
Naynnn r.,
or Gnn 'ii E . roster, the only surviving brother
d;d 90 "oi, commanding IN North Carolina,
merlv ~. o enee On the @5q INST He was for
No.y al oFerSeer Oh The jackson company, of
d"a,h ,o anu Ior nfteen years previous to his
Ia,a,' was oyeiseer OF the cal room of the At
i"n"c corporation, Lawrence.
r,,,o a...,,. BRISTOL COUNTY.
longing wv ImSr "E Ua,r IN ran Kiver-one be-
WWinISinS 10 John Harrison, the other to VIM.
,, Drien-weLe destroyed by fire early on the
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Latest from Ne,xhern

New YORK, Dec. 2S-The steamer Geo. G..
Collins has arrived from Newbern the 25th. No
news. The health of the troops was good, and
all was quiet. Among the passengers are Lieut..
Lang of the 23d Mass. Lieut. Knox of the 25th
Mass; Lent Pom of the 18th Mass H. C. Gro
yer, b r Hickman and Z Sweeiser, of the Sth
Conn; VIM. Higginsbottom and +. Depeyster
o! the 44th Mass; B. d. Lemoine, S. REYNOLDS.
Lieut. Fred. Chase, of the LIST r. l. artillery, and
John King, of the 9th Mass.
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The MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS in New
York Jared sumptuously at Christmas. The sick
soldiers at the New England relief rooms were
provided with an extra dinner, and were visited
by many sympathizing people The Athol COM
pany in the fifty-third regiment, received from
home sixteen barrels and boxes filled with the
abundance of the land from which they came
The forty-ninth regiment at Long Island, lived
like princes. 1t is stated that this regiment is to
be divided into squads and stationed about New
York city as kind of provost guard, to arrest
shirks and stragglers who leave the army with
out permits.
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Items,

NEY YORK, Dec. 27.-Thomas Hutchison, 2d
mate OF ship f. p. Cutting, was murdered last
night by seaman named Oliver, who is in Gus.
tody.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The 4th and 49th Mas.
sachnsetts regiments arrived this morning, and
were Immediately marched on board the ships
George Peabody aud Constellation. Companies
and X Of the dist Massachusetts viii 90
aboard ship S l. Sturges tomorrow
CINCINNATI, Dec 27-Last night four men
broke into The house OF lssac Purcell near Vim.
cenne, lad, aud stole 500 ia gold and S5oo in
bank bills Mr.. Purcell resisted the robbers bnt
in the struggle received several wounds and died
this morning The robbers escaped