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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
George T.. Kinncy's Estate.

TUE subscribers having been appointed by the Hono-
bic Probate Cnuu the District Of hai dolph, com
m toners toreceye, examine and adjust al claims and
lena nds Of all persons against the Estate Of Geo Kin
ney te Of Brookhed n said district deceased, represent
ed nsniyent aud the term OF siI mouhs from tie 24h
day OF December 1852 beur allowed by said Court TO the
oIedtors Of said ana prove theitepec~
i've claims before us; eve notice, that We viii attend 10
lhe duties Of appointment al The LIE dwelling house
of the de- 'sased, In Brookhed IN said district, on the
second Thursday II February ant June next, al QUO
O'Clock Ia the afternoon, on each Of said days.
Io T. d hSlalcN. comm'r'
Wa h. CHtAHERLfv. Admir-
Brookd.ld, December AsI, A. y 1862. 2w3
TATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, In said Dlstrict
On the 27ih day Of december A. y. 1862.
BEL $. WILLIAMS Administrator 4 ihe estate o T
y ltlamer Ale late Of Nou ell, 10 said nitrct,de re-
ceased presents his administration account for examina
ton and allowance aud makes application for deere
Of distribution and partition Of The estate Of said de /.
ceased
whereupon it is ordered By said Court that said &C
count and said application be referred TO session Of
said Court TO held at the Probate uhce in -aid
uonpelier, on the 2lh day Of January, A. D 1865,
Tor hearing and decision thereon aud u Is further
ordered, that notice hereof be given to all persons
Interested, by publication q e same three weeks sue
oessiyry IN the Green Mountain freeman, newspaper
published at Montpelier previous 70 sad time appointed
Tor hearing, that they may appear at said ime and
place aud show cause u Any they may have, why SAID
ccoun should not br allowed aud such decree made
BY the .uuu.
3G9w3 Auest, T. q. MERRibL, Jnige.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

New YORK, Jan. 8, The Richmond Exam.
iaer Of the Syh inst, says it was reported yes
tcrday via. Petersburg, that great expedition
OF gunboats and transports under command OF
Gen. Negley had lett Fortress Monroe on the
first INST, Tor some Southern port From indI-
cations deemed unmistakable, the enemy is pre-
pairing to make a grand demonstration upon
Goldsboro or Wilmington, aud there Is little
doubt tina, the frs, clash OF arms will come 10
our ears from that quarter.
The Eraniaer has the following dispatch
GRENADA, Miss, Jam .. The Arkansas Leg
stature has imposed fine of not less than 5000
no, more than 10 600 dollars, and Imprisonment
in the peuetentmry from five to ten years, upon
any person caught trading with the Yankees.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. Q. Dick MCGOWAN attacked
a construction train at Antioch. nine miles from
Chattanooga, on the railroad. He destroyed the
locomotive, Two cars and the Mil Creek bridge,
and captured the bridge builders and paroed
them,
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 9. Tae blllotns in the
/ legislature .or United States Senator, presents
no new features.
A letter from Mr., Glover received in the
House to day takes strong ground in iayo oil
4 the Presidents proclamation.
/ Mr.. Strauchans bill DISTINGUISHING the rebels
was warmly discussed, but no action was taken.
/ New YORK, Jan. 10. Murfroesboro dis
patch Of the 9th says the loss of the rebels IN
ercases daily.
Two thousand ofther wounded were sent TO
/ Layergne, yesterday.
Many more are lief; here who cannot be re-
moved as their wounds are ltightiul and most
Of them will die
LATER.
Lavergno has been accidentally burned, SC
hat the rebel wou nded will have TO be sent t.
Nashville and thence to Louisville, Tor treat
ment.
A dispatch from Stafford Court House, Va.
the 9th says, this afternoon Two Of Out scout:
were fred upon near Stafford Stores, ten miles
from here, by band Of $50 rebels in ambush
Oar men escaped capture, but two were
wounded, one mortality
NEw YoRk, Jan. 10. The Tunes despatch
says the Committee OF the lloyse, to whom wa
referred the question of Emancipation, have in
stractcd the Chairman to report bill nppro.
priating ten millions Of dollars to NJ the Stat
OF Maryland in Enancipaiing her slaves.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

CuaE ron Charlottesville water, with
more fine salt in !, than will dissolve, and wash
with it. Two u three applications will effect
the cure.
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A B0x, about two feet square, containing Bibles, VAS
n taken from the PavAioa IN MISTAKE Tor ether bag
gsse The finder viii be rtward,dh scnaiag ,ns same
TO \. v. hAacucKs.
Montpelier, Jan. 2, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
THE NEW YORK TIMES.
Daily, Morning and Evening, semi-Week-
~ and Weekly.
The most ERicrprSng and Reliable Family
Newspaper in the United Males,

THENEW YORK r. Mes isuow fecOgniz - hiOUgh
ont the county a. Conspicuous among The uruais Of
the Cay Of New foIN fir tne
GREATNESS or ITS ISSUES,
ENTERPRISE OF ifs MANAGEMENT,
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. g. Gen. Curtis has received
the .ollowing dispatch from Gan Brown;
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. Jan S-3, P, N. The
enemy are crowding the lighting, but my men
arc Behaving we'll am holding all the strong
positions. The enemy mus fight as want him
10 whether he liklslt VI not.
(SIeued.) Cen. BR1wS.
Doc,. Mclcher has just sent the following
despatch dated this afternoon.
Gen. Brown is badly wounded. There has
been no severe fighting since noon. The enemy
took one ct our guns. bot were rcpulsed at
dark Militia re-eniorcements are coming 10.
Prisoners Say thlt Cen Maumaduke Is 10 COM
maud Of the rebels, ani VIII be re-enio.ced to-
uight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
other property. They avail themselves of night

other property. They avail themselves of night
Tor their exodus.
WASHINGTON, Jan 9. The l4th Army Corps
under Gen R0secrans, has been divided into
three corps to be severaly conn anded by Cen
erals Thomas, MeCook and Crittenden, Gen.
ltosecrans to have the geseral command.
For REFS MoNRoE, Jan 8. The iron clad
steamer Petapsco arrived in Hampton Roads
last evening also the steamer 5. K Spadng.
The flag Of truce steamer from Washington ar
rived here this forenoon and left this afternoon
for City Point, having on board about $50 wo-
men and children,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. o. Telegraphic COMMUNE
cation ceased with Springfield at 3 0 o'clock this
morning. The enemy entered our stockade
Yesterday afternoon Our force was reporter
to b. 1000 strong, with two pieces Of artillery
Springfield contains very large amount Of
army storcs arms and ammunition. Fifteen
four horse teams and 80 men belongin to the
telegraph corps are supposed to have been cap
tured few miles south Of Springfield. Gen.
Browne left shoulder was badly shattered, and
he would have to submit to an amputation to
save his life.
NEw York, Jan. O. The commissioner Of
Internal Reynue, has decided that any revenue
stamp, except property, can now be used for
liz amount ol any instrument, thus virtually
abollsbins the great yaracity Of stamps now
used.
DarRo.r, Mich. Jan. O. The Legislature
yesterday reelected Mr.. Chandler I 5 Senator
Tor six years.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. S. The Legislature
met to-day. Gov Robinson recommends in his
message that Kentucky reject the President I
Proclamation, and protest against any inter
ference with her State policy as unwarran'ed
By the constitutions lie thinks that the proc
+ ianation giving freedom to slaves in rebelioSs
states inflcis upon Kentucky fatal though III
direct blow lie says that the saddest effect Of
the proclamation will be to fire the whole Soath
with one burning mass OF nexhaustlble hate,
and destroy all hope Of restoring the Union
which is only possible by adhercing to the con
etijutIon as it was.
leiurthea says that the most alarming as
pect Of the proclamation is the usurpltion Of
Tie powers Of government by the President IN
der The plea Of military necessity Tie advises
Che legislature to place on record their protest
against the PROCLAMATION.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
HurQrARTrBs Amy or THE PoToNAC, I
January

January
Tbs usual quie, prevails throughout the camp.
Tbs 9Th army corps, zen. Meade, was reviewed
to-day by Gen. Burnside and staff
The Richmond papers Of this morning con-
tam Mobile dispatch oiyesierday, saying that
d special dispatch from Grenada on the 6th
states that an aid de.eamp OF Gen. Forrest, vino
arrived there that evening reports The capture
OF Trenton, Union City aud Humboldtwth over
2000 prisoners, Two cannon and large amount
OF CJmmissAry Stores.
The attack upon jackson, Tenn, was leint
to cover the rebel operations. The road made
from jackson 20 Columbus has been destroyed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

C-N-INNlTl Jan. I Cen. CaFtcr's 1zpedIIl0n
.olel Manchester Ky, yesterday on its re-
lu from Eis. Tennessee IL LETT Loudon ky
,ue 2d.h aud comprised 1900 cavalry. The
suits Of this expedition are the destruction
important bridges, the killing, wOundug,
capturing OF $50 rcbe.s, the taking OF 200
.ud el arms, and large amount OF flour,
! auI other stores. \ locomotive and. i"o
-rs were also destroyed.
A brisk skirmish took place at the Wau'osa
ridge. and another at Jlnesyille This raid
his one Of the most hazardous Of the war, and
,tsuded with great hardship and privations'
g LOST only 10 meo'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

NASHVILLE, Jan r Oar whole loss at Muir
frees1oro ii Killed, wounded and missing, will
not exceed 1000. The rebel loss was from
10 600 to 1900 Our army is pursuing the
rebels. Oar rear guard eight miles beyond Muir
frees5oro reported q rebel wagon train captured
eighteen miles beyond M4rlroes0Jro, Ih4rebal
Gen. Rains WIS buried to-day, no dsmonsltl-
tions allowed. The bodies Of Cen Hanson,
Capt. Todd Of the 9th Kentucky, Capt. Fin
gerem Of Che Somery..Is Legion were brought
n,9 town. Considerable qlantilos Of contra
band goods were captured ~ our piake.s. The
weather Is cold. TIE river is at a stand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
The following is from Richmond paper :

The following is from a Richmond paper;
NIcksDuRG, Jan > Skirmishlng continued
all day yesterday, but no general engagement
Is expected until thearrNal of McClornani aud
Sherman with the balance OF the Yankee army
We at confident OF our ability 10 hold Weeks
burg against any force the l,dorals may bring
ugalus, 10.
This morning our forces advanced agains the
enemy who were erecting works on the lake,
causing them TO eyacuate their position, leaving
50 sand of arms and nine prisoners and all
their implements Tor erecting Qualifications Our
forces now occupy the whole country bordering
GA the lake, the enemy having returned With
their transports ana gone Gown the Yazoo,
Tie enemy have LETT Chickasaw bayou and are
reported going on their Transports TO Snyder's
Bluff on the lazl0 where 1t is supposed they
vii, make an attempt to storm cur works. Our
forces are well advised of their movements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

good condition The hanks are in an unusually
healthy state lie argues the establishment Of
a Naval and Military station at Poathnd. He
recommends an efficient organization Of the MI
hta Of the State. Maine has furnished over
80 600 troops to the the army, being something
more than the quota demanded, besides 1900 to
the navy He recommends that the soldiers in
the army be allowed to vote.
--
INpANApoLls Jan. s The Indiana [nrisla-
ton convened this morning. Paris G. Dunuing
was elected President Of the Senate. and Samu-
ell Bushkirko Speaker oil the House. There is
Democratic majority in both Houses. The
Governors Mesa % viii be delivered to.mor
row.
-
Npw Yopr Ian 8 Ma fear is entertained
far Gan sherman At Leodoportors "a IL ia
Ln,u, MAT ron C.on+ h. an ~. .lort
RIA STEAMER C,n II Wosbington has arrival
rr,,n i.erno,I Noa.s ont;oi,'s,1d
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t,.I ''',''o'T' J"'I, IN. V;r,,ia
'''0@ ''' '"'N'''1 's'0 ''''''''' ST..
H.,
bALrlA'RR' Jan w. inc Richmond E+a It
e@ OIL Tue o'' ins''la received II contains '0'
io'lD"lNs
,c CHA71ANo1oA, enn. Jan. %, l.,
20 ~, ~ 'ooPf PIT Nc nn'o ,G1'ou
RON M0flFeespoio IN poiiec' oIuei, an 0ui
stores arc saved About AVN feleIai prisoner
'oV5 s'aha oil arms ana - pieces ol caunGn
"lte c'P.uI'u ny ouI i'io'' "'I ''s''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

New YukK, Jan. H. The steamer Mataraas,
from New Orleans, the Both and Port Royal the
Sth, arrived to night The three negro rcgl.
menis are doing garrison duty in forts jackson,
st. Philip and Pike.
Admiral Faragut was about to attack Port
Hudson, and waiting for Gen. Banks to make
a land attack in conjunction with him.
A rumor was current in New Orleans that
jeff Davis was preparing an expedition to re-
take the Crescent City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

Nrw YoEx, Jan. 9. The Richmond Eu3ui
rer of the 7th says that the danger OF financial
ruia to the Conlederacy is imminen, and the
hugh prices resultIng from the enormous issue
of treasury notes are an enemy more formidable
than the Yankee armies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. s. The Michigan Leg
ishture assembled at Lansing yesterday. The
Governors Message was delivered to-day. Fl
naucal affairs are represented 10 be in most
satisfactory condition. Adequate sinking fund
has been provided for the exnnguishment OF the
State debt aud u system OF taxation, not bur
dcusome, inauguratod which will prevent n
further increase ot the debt. The State has
furnished altogether 5000 soldiers, OF which
1900 were sent to the field previously to July
last. Two thousand are yet 10 be rais.d ~ hi
the quota under the last call.
Abiding to tho proclamation of emancipa-
ton, which lie heartily endorsed, he says {;
" We are about to strike hands with the en-
tire population OF the South, whether white or
black. We shall no longer respect the claims
of white traitor to compel black loyahst
to aid hun in destroying the Government"
PORTLAND Me-, Jan. g. Governor Coburn
was inaugnnted to-day, at Augusta. His mes.
sage is a very able document,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13


WtnsNoroN, Jan. 8, A private letter from
the blockading aeet, of Mobile the 23i ult,
says many deserters report that General Hard
ships command IS in Mobile.
They have beef once week and oysters only
at all other times. They have DO sugar, tea Or
coffee.
The pirate 0reto is still IN harbor. Our leet
expectshcr " stay there.
WASHINGTON, Jan. O. Information from tie
Army oil the Potomac shows that our p!ckeis
extend from Falmouth to King George Court
House, about twenty-five miles.
Contrabands agree 10 stating that the rebel
incuislons are nightly made below the Court
House for q large distance, aud negroes are
carried away and sent south.
The greater portion Of the slaves on the long
neck Of land between the Rappahannoek and
the Potomac have already escaped to eur lnes,
bringing With them their masters teams and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS

,,DrfPntA, Jan. 7. Tho Wheeling In
,,ocer Of Yesterday says Senl tor Carska-
ybo arrive from New Creek, reports that
5el, attacked our forces under Col. Wash
's at MoorGeld, Saturday morning and
Inc was going on during Saturday ana
'i.y Duliug the whole Of Saturday can
Ming was heard distinctly at New Greek,
r bad 8 small force stationed at Petersburg,
o! Mooreield. This force was sent to the
! rlaee, and the baggage train came by
If a mountain road, reaching the creek
Inv night. Saturday night Col. Mulligan,
Ia head Of Bis brigade lett New Creek for
Id, reaching there Sunday evening. 1t
orted that the Union forces had driven
Is four miles, and were still pursuing
/ rebels were commanded by Imbodon and
| ms
H Milroy is at Winchester
re- was considerable excitement at New
! {. Sunday night.
soldiers there slept on their arms, and
i.hsrs were sent out. This pre3aution was
h h consequence Of the report brought by
~ charge Of the wagon train that arrived
Petersburg, that they had been pursued
largo body Of rebel cavalry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

TuGtAuoMA, Jan. :. Unohle to dslodge
tho enemy from his eutreuchmen;s, aad hearing
of re endorsements to him withdrew from hls
front, night before last, lie has not followed
My cavalry are close IN hls front.
(SIguodl BRAxToN Brace
The Richmond Despatch ehaactctiscs the
Murlrecsboro fight as a mysterious affair, aud
cannot reconcile Bragg's first with his last dis
patch.
VERY LATEST.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 8. Mmlreesboro is entirely
deserted. Oar army and Gen. Rosecrans head
quarters are advanced ten miles beyond The
rebel army is supposed to be at falahoma.
The gunboat W. II. Slidell has arrived with
transports from CarksyiIle containing 5000 bar
rels Of -four, 10000 pounds of bacon, 900 sacks
of oats, aud 1000 sacks Of shsled corn. THE
guuboat captured tworcbcl captains with horses
and mules.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-13

DarRor, Mich, Jan. 9. The Legislature
yesterday reelected Mr. Chandler T. s. Senator
ior six years.