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Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
RASpoLpH DISTRICT. IS. Chelsea, within and for
said district, the 9TH day of June, 1862.
CORNELIUS ROBINSON, Guardian Of Norman
y Robinson, minor residing in Chelsea, in said
District, makes application sand Court for license TO
sl all Of the real of his said ward, representing
that snch would be for the best interest Of his va
wurd.
II is therefore ordered by said Court that said appca
be referred session tn ercuf to be- holden at the
Probate Office in Chelsea, aforesaid, on the Doth
Of June, 1862 and that notice thereof be given to all
concerned by publication of this order three weeks
Nely in the Green Mountain Free nan printed at Mont
reer this ate, before the time appointed as .iore-
sad for hearing, that they may appear time and
place. and show il they have why sue h
hcense should not be granted
By order ol Count.
S3tw3+ PERLEY {. JONES Judge
STATE OF VERMONT; In Probate Court, holden
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS. at Montpelier, on the 9th
day Of June, A. ID. 1852.
A LEXANDER CAMPBELL Administrator OF the es-
Il tate OF Francis aatthews, late of Montpelier in SAID
Re consent and appreciation in writing of the heirs Of
sad DE- ceased for license sell the Whole the rea
estate of said deceased To wit Nearly of land
and buildings thereon being the homestead Of said
ed situated in said Montpelier, representing that
such sale would be beneficial said heirs and those in
Ieresed IN said c-tale:
Hhereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said app
cation be referred to The ri day of July A. D. 1862
The Probate Office SAID Monlpe fu hearing and de-
cs"n thereon and 1t is further ordered, person>
interested, be notified hereof by publication of of
TINS Application and order thereon week
y IN The Green Mountain Freeman printed at MuntpeI-
before said time OF hearing tina they may aIpear at
sad time and place. aud # they cause,
by order ct court
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE 26 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
nQsoo 90 n-oyo6ald CT Roet0n
Office, SO Bromfeld St., Boston.

REV. n. DAY, Pres. REV. L MASON, Hiee ffe'ae"''
X GREENE NJ. d, Ssp,rinhndHg Ry''c'dn'
This Institution established for the cure OF DIS
ease upon the principles Of Innocent medi ation ell
tirey iscs riding the u.e OF Po sonous Drugs =,
Many dis esles, such = ScrOfuls. Humors OF inc
Blood diseases of the Throat and lungs Ilyspepria
Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint Rhtunausin, re-
male Cumplants and great variety of ordinary Dis
eases are successfully treated BY Medicine which may
be any part of the country with ful directions
Person, having Cancers, those afflicted with com
plea ed diseases should Immediately avail Themselves
of Dr Greenes personal attention.
Consultation at the Office, or by mail free OF charge
DR.. Greene will be AT the office from A, NJ, to i
z NJ.
The office will be open and conn etent persons in at
tendance, from =, A. NJ tO6P NJ.
All communications 'hOuld he directed TO *
GREENE NJ. d IS Greenfield street, Boston.
NOTE. Persons wishing investigate this method
of practice, superior Success, will be FURNISHED
with pamphlet descriptive ct treatment nee. by al
dressing Il. GREENE. D., So Nrcmhcld street, boS-
ton, Mass.
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by order of Court,
}35f J. K. CIEANELAND, Register.
Hervcv RutChinson'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DIsTMCT, SIS. at Chelsea, within and for
said District, the nh day OF June, A. d. 1862.
WILLIAM T. BROWN, Administrator the Estate
W of Hervey Hutchinson, late Of Tunbrldge, in
said district deceased makes apple alton TO said count to
extend the time heretofore allowed him to the debts
due from said estate and render his administration
account until some future day
Whoreupon, tits ordered by said Court, that said ap
alton be heard at the Probate Office, in Chelsea
he th day OF June, 1862 and is further ordered that
notice he given all persons concerned by the pubca
ton of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman print
Montpelier three weeks successfully, before sald
rearing. By the Court.
?3Tw3t PERLEY c. JONES, Judge.
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Alfred VI. Neyin~' Estatc.

TIE Suhscl hers haV ing been appoine ed the Honora
bic PROBATE Court forth District Of Washlngton com
HSsiuner@, t" receive examine, adjust ella nd
Gehahd- OF ali persons, against The estate of Alfred
M Nevins, late Of Moretewn, IN said District deceased
represented hsolvent, and the tenn Of from the
Sd Gay OF June, 1862, being allowed by said cuur'
t" the creditors If said decreased, exhibit and
EtoVc Their respective claims before US: Give aoce that
"t will attend u the duties of our appointment al tho
dwelling house Of Harriet Al. Ncvins IN More.owr
N sad district, The ID Thursdays Of July and NoveIn
ter next O'Clock in the aethoon on eac Of said
D. P. CARPENTER
JAS. H. HOLDEN, Commas
A. Is. E. DAVIS,
M"tctowa, lane illh, A. u. l662 a}sfw3t
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BENJAMIN WheatOn's Estate


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Coun holden at
WAsHINGIoS DIsTEICT,s Montpelier in and for sal
district, On the ION day Of June, A. u. 1869
y Benz amIn Wheaton, late OF Barre, district de
The Lime heretofore allow ed him pay debts due.
from said estate aud render his acc ou
HutIl future day.
WheTeupOu II Is ordered By said Court that said applI-
cation be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier, ON
the 9Th day Of July, 4. D. 1876? and il is further or
deed that notice be gwen 10 all pesuns concerned Nv the
unblIcaton of this order II the Green Mountain Freeman
printed AT Montpelier three weeks succrssIyrl before
SAID hearing. By the Court,
33Stw3t Arrest A. CHASE. Pegsipr.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WAsHlNGToS DISTRICT, 50. Montpelier In said District
on the 10th day Of June, 4. D. 1862.
JONAS ORhSBEE, Executor OF the last VIII and
testament u Nathaniel Ormsh.c, late Of E. Montpelier
n SAID District deceased, prescott, hi, admnstIa0
count for examination and allowance, and make, appli
cation for decree Of distribution and partition o The
state Of said dcCeas ed.
Wherrupon. it is ordered by SAID Coart, that sai nc
Dut and said application be referred to a session of
aid Court to be held at the Probate Ollie" ia said Won't
peier, 'he 1st day of July, A. I-62 It Jo'clocL
la forenoon. foy hearing and deci ION thereon and
j. further ordered, that notice hereof be gwen o all
sons interested by publication the same two weeks
t"ce ,siYely IN the Green Mountain Freeman new spa
peg published at " outpeer preyiou, to said ;imc lp.
nted for hearing, that they may appear said time
a.l place, and show cause. l. as they may have WIZ
sad account should not be allowed such decree made
BY the Court
f}S+ Autst. r. Il. MERRILL, indie.
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III E- w MI u 81 EC

} ST RECEIVED AT &. w. WILDER'S =
tn" Mdden's Wist-Our Volunteeys-II lme Love
The Dawn Of Freedom tormlns Of Fort Donrson-The
Battle March-The Echo of Luc'rGe--The Nuns Prayer
ne Negro BoamanS song-Home Nision5 Memories of
u ome-Alpne Bells
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
ooph for the year cnsning, will be holden follows
At the Registers Office in Brook field the first Thurs
day in each month.
Al the Orange UNITY oel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month.
At Chsdwicks 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. r. CLEAvELASD, Register.
Chala nharo
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Edwin +. Christy, who attempted TO CON-
Ihlt suicide at his residence In New York few
days GiRce, by throwing himself from q second
Story window, is dead He was well known as
rae founder Of the most successful troupe Of
Ethiopian Ministries.
IL A Paris correspondent says, in explanation
of the present attitude Of France III the truth
EHust be told, the decided ill-wilI Of large and
powerful party In France towards the Union
rauSe, dates from the admission OF the Orleans
Princes Ito tie Federal service.
: IL Daniel 2. Donelson, Brigadier General in
the Confederate service, while ordering his troops
20 burn other peoples cotton and rice, in the
southern states, recently sold his own in Sumter
county, Tenn for Yankee gold and s'green
backs."-NGSiriHe UntoR.
u The Richmond Dispatch says it's bad
enough 10 lose New Orleans, shut that b. F.
Butler should be put in command OF the forsa ken
city IS the last drop in the bitter cup Of Eumil-
iation aud shame"
tits proposed In the State Of Maine to erect,
In The park In front Of the State House. moau-
ment On which should be engraven the names Of
oil the gallant sons Of Maine who have fallen or
shall Vet fall In the defense OF their country
II Confederate money 10 quoted In Richmond
II -, and gold and silver at so cents premium
This would make JED Davis Treasury notes
worth about IL cents on the dollar
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IaE ENGLISH WORKING CLAssEs-The Eng
5G journals give painful accounts Of the distress
existing among the operatives Of Great Britain.
+; Bethel Green, in the immediate neig hborhood
# London, al inquest had been held on a Spital-
nsIds weaver, who died Of starvation sooner than
IL compelled to submit TO the deg radiation OF the
T0EkhOIse. Ia Manchester there were upward :
az eight thOusaLd operatives working on short
TIVE. In one district In Ireland there had been
!o'sy deaths from actual want, and In several
counties there had been complete failure OF food
al this is very shocking.
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COTTOS IN TENSKssEE.-The Nashville Union
May IL b, says:--Yesterday the streets were alive
with drays and wagons, hauling cotton from the
depot 10 the river. 1t was q highly gratifying
gEt, and was suspicious Of happier days. Were
Tennessee TO return to her loyalty and thus estab-
i!sh peace in her borders, her cotton would he as
TCmuDsTdtiye TO her az the tobacco crop OF Ken
lucky Is profitable to that State She would reap
n harvest OF gold, as well as OF happiness, peace
and liberty. We saw a load Of cotton coming In
yesterday which had evidently smelt the Gre. IL
Cooked like rebel who mad burned his fingers in
hunting Tor his ri1uts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-24

LA remarkable transaction took place the
otter day In village In the west Of England
4 Msn OF large fortune died, and directed in his
VIII that his Snrse should be caparisoned and led
10 bic grave and there shot and buried with him,
that he might be ready TO 'mount at the resurrec-
uop ard start to advantage" This was actually
reformed
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EVENING STAR.
Ions DEEw-The Philadelphia American Of

ions DEEw.-The Philadelphia American Of
Thursday says:
We regret to chronicle the sudden death Of this
ami able actor. This was caused by an accident
which occurred 10 him, at his residence on Tues.
DAY afternoon. He was walking In his parlor,
With rhi d In his arms, when he stumbled and
teil, - king bis head against the wall. Being
80 ssr.ouslv Injured as to be helpless, he was
taken 10 ID where he went into commissions, and
so continued until half past four O'Clock yester-
day, when lie died A number Of his warm
friends, In view Of bis approaching departure, to
MI IN engagement IN Europe, had prepared for
him handsome complimentary dinner festival,
which was TO have occurred yesterday afternoon,
- the very time Of his death.
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Az IMMENSE REBEL EARTHwoRK FoUND.-The
NoIfo!k CorIe.pondent Of the Phila 1elphia Press

Az tMMENsK REBEL EARTHwoRK FoCND.-The
Norfolk correspondent OF the Philadelphia Press
sar:
"a accommodating party on Saturday left the
city Of Norfolk, intending to move towards Eliz-
sbeth City, but the party had scarcely gone five
miles V ten they came upon an immense earth
work, about four miles, and mounted with heavy
marine guns, and commanding every possible
arProacL to the city from the south and southeast
These works were no doubt constructed for the
purpose or repeiiing an advance on the part of
General Burnside The work 10, indeed, i'm
InsDss, and thousands Of men must have been at
work on IL for months. II Is furnished with COM
fortsb.e barracks, which will be occupied tenn
P0rzriiy by our troops"
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THxEA uWA

Pr = - - II
Prs'.eIsd ~ Royal Ls..srs Passxf Of E.gIask
ssd ssexYsd By ;ks Seals Of rks EeoIs n, Pka,
Saen do Paris, s<d tks I~ysrtsl cslsgs A.
HssSttrs, FissHa.
TRIEsEMAR Mol
~ VI e1ectshl remedy for RELAXATION, SPIN
hAfoktHoA Ano ExHArsTIoN or IKE STsfTn
60, ThIESEMAR Eo2
SonpleteIy and entirely ersdiostes su trno., ~
nose alsorcers, Tor which Copaivs ard CubeS.
nav fe . peer thought a. tntdots 10 Tia
ten. VI 'le Pottlt-
rRIEsENAR No.3.
tae great and cure remedy Of the oy1li..d ~ro,ls
IoI III impurities OF the system, a. well "A seooaj-
~ Gmptoins, oSyistinE the destructive use Of
mefotryi Is well sc other deleteriouf fnrrs5lerts
ano Winch al the S1rsapsriilA IN the world csnnof
Iemove. IRlksEhlR Nos. !, xrd are n hke de-
aolo Of taste or slneL. and of al nausestnr susIi-
YES. 1hey are II the form Of q lorenzo an ma,
ae o. me toilet abe without tAeir lse BENZ sas-
sold IN I'm cases It ss each, Or four q. o.sss in
ole LOT y, And IN eH cases, thus sayinf ~ "A
soMinstereo by Nslpeau, LxllemAnd ROM &C.
SSSur I notsssie and retail BY DR.. n. A. BAR
NV isA Bieeeker street, q dOOrs from Mao
DouFh street, New York. Immedistsly on re-
SSss o.. remtanoe, Dr. BARROw will Forward
sans .Ssm a., 70 Any Part Of the world, securely
81 ne yI. addressed according 70 the Instructions
Prbli.hed also By DR.. BARROW, that ,O,ulsr
10 peAn Iy llnstrated MEDICAL vorf 8uman
frLy. fnoe u cents. Triesepar And Boof can
Ws SIs.nea ~ speolA ssthsrity tsm 8 G. FORD,
-e.ethtsoEs ~. " ~
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r. NJ B A l. MING THE DEAD.
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS

Tins process, without the use OF loisons, dis
sEss,ed tniT1sen years ago. and lraetioed
United states, Is sufficient recommendation of
Itself This mode of Enbalming Dead Bodies
is no foreign invention. but purely American, hav-
lng discovered myself after ears of hemica re-
search. May OF the residents of this CITY will
remember seven years since the exposition of the
body OF child EN- bslmed by me. Ny process has
been tested BY q large number Of physIcIane and
chemists n the principal cities Of the Union. and
persons OF the highest Teepeotability, who have
gwen their certificates, which my pamphlet will
show. The body Of q dog emb4llnei eleven months
since, and eXpoeed to the heat of the past 50 MINER
on bublc exhi hilton at sos Penn. aveu ne, where
nave eraedlmed large number Of officers and
private soldiers OF our army to the entire saslao
ton OF their surviving relAtives and friends.
Will also embalm bodies by Sucsuet's French
system at $40 piece. This process 4 conld have
used since the discovery Of my own had il been "a
good or better. The French Academy of Science
az Is annual sitting held the ed Of March, 1882
rEblished sucsueps system TO the world, COPY OF
which have
PersonB wishing bodies embal med by either BRO
GEES will appI 70 A. Buohly, Undertaken, sos Pa
Avenue; Joseph Burch, Undertaken, 6eorgstovr
ID. z ae3ry Loe, <33 Pa. avenue. No persons
aeeos 4R&-lmr
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SECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES.
~ SAmARlTAN'S GIFT!
SAMARIrAN'S GIFT!
TIA Mort Csrfnf1, R<n.S.~ e.. ILL.,

sAMAkirAN's SiFFi
8. ~ noH Certain Rsns<y 6ssr UssI.
s9NoRRHdGhH.f sLER R!Esk sAfSakist,suREs, Dc.
Contains no Mineral, no BalsAm, no Meroury.
They Are sntirely Sess:.b e. haSies mo- Smell nor
any rpples.. Mt taste. and viii not IN any way In
in twenty four hours PREPARED By rr.S Sass
D00s iaq asIis Sff II day
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
q Who have rof.ed With S.sIs Gos. sTse a.
s.' sxMARITAN's GIFT.
S ssS. Sy =. mail 2 LIN in plain snvoloIs.
aiIsi SSssSFEt5;SS;t shp HERB JUICES.
oV VENEER RE .sY pisEhsEsSj or
But the Of Rods
This form of,bs di Ssmsln nee
sores on the organs of Eenera'ion or they NAV co
E %Us IN on ss q sn shs body
eSnss, GO; e ., Any s and eli of these symptoms
sAMxRi1XN = X Root AND HERB yuIoEs
4. sent by express Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARlTAN's cHANCRE WASH.
DESMOND Co. Box Isl Philsdsl,hi. Pos.
> Bold By g: CALVERT FORD. corner 18th and
s:i,sl: ExFoN. as South Eighth street, gall.-
in 1 +. II f.S yEttE Hss aosrIyAk
E.,,h,;o.sh.nsaH snd 81; ton. g. Corner
The Only Regular Ph;:ioiss 4d1srsia nnS.'r'
Dr.. M. veIlny's long experiences in hospital ,r.o.
disease: Of private nature, 10 viii forfeit tie
Ceil and pee HIM, No charge for consultation. A
ana <sdioal cure perfected from one 70 four
THIS k u To- GIVE NOTICE. Th.. the sub
bia letter. Of Admnsaa,ion on NE 81 SSlrm
county. sols.. as' Of
ol.ins sEsinsI the said dsosassd, az. h6s srsbI,
tbsTse % s ssa the sane vh he ysuohs
saS SSsS from ii as
nsa..s. ''' JOHN HIN i: s:x 4 HHs9 1851
UfJHkAskRso HAIR RyE = S,s SoL2a B5AoK
eTSSvp: 9, sEHs Hlhams said Hair Dye. the bess
Es Ra.SS 9l i 8 sSs
s a S sss cs zen ~ No. s: FS.
Sellhias 9nd 3. CALHERI FORD, corner liz
sST 5sSt end p Sye.; IN Aszsndris. 81 HENRY
CA.hfPF, BY Esys, 3 z w AND sIN WARE OF
.a,4. W. 4 AAasss; g ,s...
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

fEs,5ihs< IA eonfsrmity sstA As ress'ntisn
Of tie Ssrste of July 10, 1851. g
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Doors And sa9Es 40 SUIT raj

~ aTe nov manufacturing al Kinds OF BOOTS
sokpg OF eastern made work Of every de- II
- .StS9n, mace xpreesy 10 order. and viii
- svil ~ mnch lower price than hns beent
ae5sIoiore charged in this city for much inferior
% CITY made work will slWays fnd a rood ss,ort
meat In store and ~ the lovest srioes Give us q
80. rs-. GRIFFIN 4 BRO,
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ftLACk SlLKS-A e. o assortment. Of choice
krsdes. In a. widths, exus cheap.
EItFa onesp Black SIlCs sll widths
Glossy . aok silks, oil WIDTHS,
MEDIUM Lustrs Back SIl.s.
sOHJre LDs.re Bia.k Silka,
A. Kinds Of Black silks
al widths BlloH SIks
Jancy -lkE.
Fame. Dresg GoOds.
oar Northern ant Eastern ccTTazDnuJsD.. sand
us nv supple. ia Iy.
Ona Price only, the actual cash standard yaiue
marked In plain figures
PERRY BRO,
III o % rs av.rue AID Ninth st
ERoM PARis.-Arssns Housssse-L, vertu de
IL Ros1ue, 81
puistl-Un Drame Ell HonElls: 81
tohsc.eSoe-Is e ItIlF Omme Pauyrs 81
Duin2s-i.es QuaTsnte CiEq; 3 vols 10,
MuTkeT-. .9Los De La we Bohs me; 80
DEmss-N.pOlsan;S 81
AIm2Ft-Y1ipulIne6 u.i-nis:a
X. cUel B-s Pies EOlies ChInsoh.. al
% 6a1drIoie De IG6a; IS
lresor lies Ch.'Is1ns, Joyeuses ct P0puairex; 81 ,
RecceiI IL GeccOtes Al clePnes N cd srnss et Ion-
toGPoTAlR5E, Vol; $40
la.3 FKANCK TAYLOR.
NE@ WRAPPIN6s, NEW ENTIRE SUITS
A Tor LAdles, New shEvls. New OTkaIIi.S
rev DrtH GOODS, IL special and general Nav
Geccs Tor Mourning wear.
new supp .ss In all kinds OF Dry GoOds for the
wants O. hcusefeepe.3 and families.
O1e eT!ce Ony the actual cash standard value
marked IL penn Lgures.
oar SOrtreTn AID Eastern correspondents send
Gs lev sdpplles daily.
al p.ro7ls for the lCterloT propsrly pxesef free
81 Caa PERRY a HR0
~ - q Pa ave and Ninth street
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W Warrington papen please copy and send
bills to the War Department. NAV a2Lst
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Splendid Sleeping Gers on all N1ght T,ssas
Smoking Saloon Cars on sH Trains.
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1892 TIE nsss
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Gs@zzsz ET$zzx

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- Nz
with ia eounechon.I
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAGGAGE cHEcEED 7HRogsa
FROM BALTIMORE!
YH1Tz pIILY TRAINS TRox
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTsBURGRI
Two ofthem making
slssI CONNECTIONS AT HAHRIsssRs
NORTHERN cEST is 81 re RAIL ROAD.
and forming
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to al points in the
"ksf, NoETH-wrsI AND SoSTH-wnT,
UFor Ta.ssIh Tickets. s,,ly ?. the Once .,
Isry, Csirsn station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Gers o., all Night T,s.n,
SzsOSIng Saloon Cars on sH Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers VIII take the q. m and .. "a. trains.
.Irlunt in Baltimore at 7-sO 3. N. s-'d e1sp.m..
yhere close conneotlons are made with ts.iEs On
onrg a. ?. N. and Las q; m there oonneot,Is
vita the trains or the PenHsy wanna Central
Railroad for al pxrsE Of the vsss.
FREIGHTs,
By thts Toets, frei.nts Of az DESCRIPTIONS ear 70
forwarced 70 and nom aEy point on tho RSilrOacs
OF OHIO, Kentucky, I'd ana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or missouri, b. RatlFood dfrsef.
Ihe Penns; va ni6 Central ailrcsd also cenn@cts
~ PltsourE With Steamers, by when Good. car
q torvsroec 10 any port on the Ohio, Mnsfinfum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois. Mics.
ltslESl, " lsooEsIa, Missouri, Kansas, Arkszssz,
tno Red RlyeTs; and al Cleveland, SsEduskT aD4
OhioSEo with steamers 70 al Northwestern lakcs.
hietchssnts AZ ehlppere ertrustng the srsnsEo
via onhosnee on ITS speedy transit.
1HE HATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from sry
Eoint IN the Wet, BY the PennsJlvenIa Ceutrsl
hkllrosc. SO @: AZ ftsssy IS JssoysS!s as as
stsrftd tT st1sT RsiIrosS Ceskpesiss.
49, Bs tt-nos;isr to mark psekages VIA Pres
nAShA" kOONS, Frsight gents.
.,,,x.<,.. NO, 20 North street, BaiuHore,
EEOCh LEWIS. CEN SHFsunt't, Altoona, Pa,
y. l. EOpPEt Genl Ticket Art, PGil.dslcfis
n: AoVSEoN, SsnH Freight Agent, Pa a.
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Taft's ~. Y. Artillery
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And it is but justice to add here in Popes
favor that he has demanded court OF inquiry
as to the causes Of bis allure to hold the rebels
in check, and made charges against Gems. por-
ter Franklin, and Griffin, for disobeying his
orders This Inquiry, after being instituted,
has been counlermanded by the President, and
he is thus refused any opportunity OF showing
where the blame rests for recent rebel successes.
And while newspapers persist in praising otheI
Generals who have been beaten as many times
as Pope has, and have fewer victories TO offset
those defeats we think they might have the
good taste 0 beqaict about Pope