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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

WAnTED-To purchase a Dwelling House, with
w eight CT ten rooms, in q respectable neighor
hood, between the Old Market ard Port Mayo.
Apply ut the Moutice Ito House, No Sc Main st.
au 28-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01
FOR RENT AND SALE.

I NOR RENT--Two Rooms in the law Ruildng one
Il most desirable Office Tor prof ssi0ual gentle
man, being on the street floor ami has ia il shelves
Tor books, &c, the other PLAIN lodging room. For
terms apply to b A COOKE,
Sc i-2ta Once No 1, Law Building.
NOR RENT-rhfae four rooms Of large brick
r. house. ten miies from Rlch;nonfsOn the Rich
ilond and Fredericksburg kaiioa For particulars
inquire If EDW'D II CONNElI., JR.,
Sc LIS Main, between 9Th and sth sts.
TrOR RENT-A Cottage Residence, suitable for
B. small family, (reDt moderate, in exchange for
a larger house. Inquire at the Dispatch office.
Sc lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

EA DOLLARS reward will be paid for the apIre
eJtI hension OF a negro man, named BES. 1hesah
negro ia about q years 81 age dark compexos fsii
suit Ut hair prominent front teetp, with peculiar
white sptotchcs ON them.
SO 1--3t< C. N ROBINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01
RUNA VA Us.

pUNAWAY-S350 Reward.-Kan away from Tie
~ subscriber, aboUtthe 2Sth Of July last boy,
named Major. lie ia bright mualtO; about q yeTs
old feet 61S inches high, and is very likely boy
lie was raised near q estertied II, Va, ami sup
posed that he is now in that neiglbnrho0d aud pro
badly harbored by some person. ! vii. give are
ward Of $3.50 Tor bis apprehension and Confinement
that get him again, and S200 for the Con, eton u
any person hsrb0fing him.
sc l-eoi4ws JOHN ROLLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

QkG1E REWARD-The above reward vii 10
DZsJ pad for the secovery Of negro boy, IL
years old, black, DUH looking, aud s.os spoken,
named Geo GO, with scar ON one arm and hsDd
from burn. He lsft on last Monday, alter The
dog-eatchers, . house on "a street. Heis supposd
to be Sos: stolen. InfsrmatsOu can be lef ns the
Dispatch Office, or by addressing me through Rich
Dond U. (au al 3tAl MAnCELLUS SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

CnUATiOS Wanted-A lady who has had several
y years experience IN teaching, begs 10 fer her
services to any private family school Richmond
Address "siiss CO. city Pc. au 25--Gtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

By L,assiers, zolteson d Catlen, AHct'ys.
WE viii sell on Thursday september Sd, l8e3, 1t
W cur warehouse, No Pearl street, commencing
at OK o'clock. large assortment q seasonsbic
Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods,
Bots, Shoes,
and Hats,
Notions,
Groceries. &c.
LAEIERs, TOI1EsON 4 CATIE1r,
sci AuctI0neeTB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

lNANTEl'-At the Carbon Hill Mines, in this coun
w ty, an experienced Manager, as superintendent
of the entire operations also, skilIful Machiuist ;
Also a good Carpenter. JOHN J WERTH, Agent.
&c LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

III Thomas W. Aeee1G, ANc4joNeey,
fOdhce corner u l2th and CAry sts.
WI ILL be sold on Thursday mosniDg, Sept 1Osh
w commencing u 10 O'Clock, = tes . ios, h
con Quarter Branch,
= horses md mules, md q
Number a wheels a Superior Quality, suit
aba for the expeesa Wagons.
RIO ARCHER, Najns end Q y.
SAls eaaAacsaa ~ " Knnns, AacS. sol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

NAY ANTEp--A situstion, by good practical
wv maehini,t and engineer. whois exempt rom
military duty Has no objection to leave the city
Reference givsn. address ID at THIS once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

JITANTED-A COOk.-The subscriber wishes to
W hire Or boy good cook. Apply at his office !,
No S. Main ct or bis house, 9th and Leigh sts
Sc 1-eOdtS AND JOHNSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

DuNAWAY-About Is months ago, my seTvun!
III Rose, (s0mstimes called ROset T. Psgs) She
tall spare; black; bad teeth; has peculiar shspsd
head; eyed about IS she 10 good cook, wssher, and
iron~r, and have NO doubt sac 10 employed In ths
city ~ tuch. hereby forewasn all persons from
employing faad slave - the law thajI ke listd'y
livery to1ths suhscsibee, ON Clay, between "a and
81 Sta. Ian 3l-3.sl fHO5 0OOiSBS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

I>lfTY Dollars lieVaed -WNi b paid Tor shc ~
predecessor Il Frank, che pg0peyty u w U
Gensbaw lie y of dark brown color, about fys
feet nine iuches 10 height, has several white spots
about ns facs, and Is - u ~ pears old. Frank Vas
seen al the Central depot Sunday evening, I'D lus
when the cars arrived.
IA 25---tS CHnndSAAW 60
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

x4l ANTED-A.yirsin:a lady, qualified 10 teach
Nv the usual Ens,is branches with French,
and Music on the piano, desires situation as
teacher in private family, or assistant In q semi
nary. Applicants will state salary aud number Of
pupils. Address"W n c." Box 527 Richmond, Va.
au cS-Gt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

TWANTEI,-Panters.- Three good Painters or Var
" nishers, to work on knapsacks, can get employ
ment by immediate application at Roddy h Morris's
tobacco factory foot Of Main st. The highest wages
will be paid. go lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-01

VaYANTED-A young gentleman desires to get
w Boarding In private family, convenient 70
reference of required Address sc T." Box as,
city Post Office, So 1T
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
$500 Reward.

D DANAWAY from Capt. Geo. TaylOr'= Wagon
LII Yard, near W Washington. dempstea-i CO.,
ARK, on the 9th inst, FOUR NEGROES, Of
tie following description:
BILL, mulatto, aged about - years, weighs
about 140 lbs. HENDERSON, about so years
cd, whiskers and hair grey. Said negroes
belong 20 Mrs. Bufford, Of Jefferson county,
Ark.
Also, boy JACK, about IS years Of age.
dark colcr, weighs about l50 lbs BEN, about
"a years Of age, weighs about $50 lbs. dark
color, belonging to DR. Henderson, Of Jefer-
son county.
The above reward will be paid for the four
negroes, or $50 for either Of them, when de-
livered 90 Mm- j. Nolan. It Maj Thomas
office. nj Washington, Ark, or John Caldwell,
Fulton, Ark.
October z6. 1865 4O-4w#
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
CAMP, Nov. 10th, 1868.

EDr1oR WASHINGTON TELEcRArH-Su -
Knowing at all times that ycu are anxious for
any item Of news. send you the following:
Daring exploit Of Capt Jnc- w. Jacobs. Of
Burbridgc's Regiment who. on last Wednesday
evening, captured n train Of the enemy in ten
miles Of Little Rock. burning the wagons and
bringing OF twenty-five prisoners and sixty
mules and harness, also large lot or clothing;
and, as the Yankees would say, a few intelli-
gent contrabands. The captain tells me be
charged the train, and the escort that was
with the train scattered like sheep.
This u not TIE first time this gallant officer
has taken train Of the Yankees He and his
fine company Of brave boys deserve great
deal Of praise. May others follow their ex-
ample. You will please publish this.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. PRIMROSE.
Chaplain Of 4th Mo. Cavalry
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
500 REWARD.

WILL pay 500 reward FOR information
j which will lead to the recovery or 81. $50
Confederate money, stolen from my Office.
The money consists Of the following de-
scribed notes.
Sixteen (l6)-sI0O notes, letter &C." Nos.
76, ,0S5 to 76, 1C0 inclusive Dec. %, 1852. With
green hacks.
Sixteen l6) IS notes, letter III" Nos.
134, ,O6B to l94.0S4 inclusive. "a Series, Dec.
I'd, 1862. printed on rel paper.
JOHN wADDELL, Maj. and C. s.
Drsytou's Brigade, Prices Division.
November 18, 1863 43-5w
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
43-2w
HEADQUARTERS PARoLED AND EXCHANGED
PRIsox8Rs.

HEADQUARTERS PARoLED AND EXCHANGED
PRIs0NRRs.
Warrington, Ark, Nov. sfh, 1868.
INFORMATION hes been received ut these
J. Headquarters, that officers Of other COM
mands are holding ont inducements 70 the
Arkansas Psroled and Exchanged prisoners Of
vicksburg aud Port Hudson, to cnlis. in their
commands and in many cases have succeeded.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I an.
the only one with my officers der mel au-
thorizcd in this District to collect the Pal oled
and Exchanged men Of vicksburg and Port
Hudson All men who have connected them
selves with other comm ands are ordered to re-
port at my camps for thwith, or they will be
held as deserters, and treated as such, and
charges against the officer enisting such men
forwarded 10 Department Headquarters.
All General Officers having knowledge Of
such gross violation Of the general regulations
and military courtesy. arc requested to cause
tnese men 70 report at my camps. or notify me
that can send Tor them.
TOM p. DOCKERY, Brig. Gen.
O.tober 2l, 1863. 42-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
FOR SALE

Cheap for Confederate Money.
COTTON LANDS in SEWER, Hampstead and
~ Lafayette counties.
Fine Horse, Double Buggy, two.horss
Carryall.
Ny Medical Library, Surgical INSTRUMENTS. &c
There are numerous Apotheedry, TIN Shop
and BLdeksmifhs Bill, with sundry NersPaPsr
Accounts Of long standing, (perhaps long for
gotten) for which will most gladly receive
Confederate money
Don't all call It once, as / am not going 70
Texas.
BENZ. p. JET, ST.
Washington, Nov. 10, 1863. 42-4
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
Committed

TO Lafayette county Jail. two NEGRO MEN,
Z Frank, copper color. nh ut . feet inches
high. . blacksmith. Manuel, black color,
about 5 feet II inches high. a shoemaker, whe
say they belong TO Col. Williams, near Pine
Bluff, Ark. The owner Of said slaves is here
by notified to como forward, prove property.
pay charges and take them away or they will
be dealt with according to law.
r. NJ MALDRIP,
Sheriff and Jsilor Lafayette Co., Ark.
Get. IA, 1863. Cost Of adv 81 . week.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

liehtful sensation he ever experienced was that
~ being rapidly drawn over good road BY
fast horses. That must have been IN exagge-
ration of the good doctors, or else he was .
queer fellow. Nevertheless it l. pleasant, ss
We have just experienced. Our friend Capt.
Geo. "A. Davis has just taken Us to Shreveport
and back behind pair Of spanking grays.
We never realized before how near Shreveport
was. We left there after dinner Sunday,
stopped all night on the road, with supper and
breakfast, and reached home Monday evening
ct seven o'clock. Distancs ITO miles. last
day between breakfast and supper, rs miles.
The horses came in apparently without fatigue.
We are very poorly repaying the captains
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

~ We are very much troubled with let
ters enclosing subscriptions for the Telegraph.
We have no Office clerk, and cannot take the
time and trouble or replying and returning
the money. I. is on hand subject to call
Those Of our friends who wal. time with pa
thence. will be put on the list - soon as We
begin receiving new subscribers, and credited
with the amount forwarded.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
500 REWARD.

ID ANAwAY from the Subscribers place near
~ Ecoley's Try. fex days since, my boy
GEORGE, riding little light Bay Mare. with
a star in her face. George is about feet
OF inches -L'zh, coal black. long hair, teeth
ont IN front The above reward will be paid
TO any one who will deliver him or secure him
so that can get him. Ny address Is L Evils
vile, Lafayette County
MRS MATILDA JOHNSON.
November III, 1863 4a-3w
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
x1OOREwARD.

MAS stolen from the premises of the sub
w scriber, at Columbus, on Saturday night
last, BAY HORSE, about Ia hands high
walks, trots and PAGES we'll. Branded On the
left jaw with figure 2. which may be inverted
thus 9, branded on the left shoulder so T."
and probably .sW" over the 20 r." The
above reward will be pad for the delivery Of
the horse to me at Columbus, Hampstead CO.,
Ark.
c. f. CHEATHAM.
Nov. III. 1863 42-3=
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
1900 REWARD.

DROKE Jail from Lewisvills, Lafayette co .
~ on the night OF the 2lst October last, :
Negro Boy calling himself JAM OVER
STREET, Of chocolate color, and small size.
aged q years; and his wife, . Negro Gil
called LIE Or LOUISA OVERSTREE ', oi
black color, with high cheek bone, aged Is
years. Said negroes are dcubtless making
for Littic Rock. will give 500 reward foI
the apprehension Of each Of them and their
delivery to Col. "A. H. Carrigan, Of Hampstead
County, who lives six miles west Of Washing
ton, on the Fulton road.
B. I. ARMSTRONG.
washingGuo, Ecv. l6th, 1853. As-3t
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
steam Min for Sale.

NOW offer for Sale, at . very lo~ figure, .
NJ. STEAM SAW and GRIST MILL,
with French Burr Stones, all in good running
order. The Mill is situated three miles mort h
or Walnut Hills. Lafayette County, Ark For
further particulars enquire ut The Mill
J. J. FORT
Walnut Hills, Nov. Is, 1863 4s-2w*
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
a IT C-TI ON

nN WEDNESDAY, the 30th OF November
" 1868. Il viii Offer for sale At Public Auction
in part OF the following articles. viz:
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS. Wool and
Straw, Butts. BUGGY TRIMMINGS, and
many other articles.
Sale TO commence az 10 A. ~
r. d. THOMAS. Msj. and Manfg Q. M.
Washington, Ark, Nov. IL, 1863 43-2w
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
STOLEN.

IRON my lot on Brusby Greek. in Hemp
J. stead County, ON Wednesday nieht. the 4th
inst, ono large BLACK MARE MULE and a
GRAY MARE. A lib ral reward will be given
for information which will lead to their re-
covsry.
MARY II. DELONEY.
November II, 1858. 42-2w
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

II ANAWAY from the undersigned. near
LII Clarksville, Texas, TWO NEGRO MEN,
one named Net some times called Bill, aged
~ years, bought at Pine Bluff, Ark Another
named Bailey. sged 26 Or 2S years. formerly
from Mississippi. They will probably attempt
30 the Federals. The above re vard will Be
iven for their apprehension ana confinement
In any Jail % that I may get them- Address
~, Texas.
I. III. ADDLER
Oct- =, 1855 ~ M ]Cx,
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

- Capt. Geo. A. Davis will leave for Rich
mond about the 28th inst, on business Of the
Post Once department. Persons wishing any
business transacted in that department would
do we'll to>csll on him.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

- The New Orleans True Delta Of the
som says. sdvicss from Havana express fears
Of an insurrection Of the free negroes in Cuba,
ewing - . rsdustiou Of the army in the Island
- ssin1sses Ne Spanish troops An 0an Do
uisec. -ae
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

- Read the graphic description Of Shell
by's raid. There is poetry in that Missourian
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
(ExrrAcr.)

(ExrRAcr.)
HEAp QuARrERs DEPr. rRAxs-MIss.
SHREvKPoRr, 8 Nov, 1868.
SPECIAL 0.DERs,
No. 1Sl. t.
Nv. The following notiee Of Exchange is
published for the information and guidance or
AL concerned:
"RIcHxoxp, 1G October, 1868.
Lr. Coz. n. G.. Warts,
All the Port Hudson prisoners are exchanged
and can return to duty
(Signed) r. OULD-
Agent for Exchange"
In compliance with tho above notice, all Off
GERS and enlisted men now in the Department
Trans Mississippi, who were captured at Port
Hudson will report as follows: r
All from Arkansas, to Brig. Gen. Dockery at
Washington. Arkansas F
All from Louisiana, to Brig Gen- Allen, st
Shreveport, Louisiana.
by command Of
1t. Gen. h. KIRBY SHIrM-
s. 8. ANDERSON, Asst. Adj't General
Nov. IL, 1853. 42-4t
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
i. O. O. FIJI

Ozan Lodge win meet upon tho regular
night, Friday, at 62 p. NJ. A full Attendance
requested.
JNO. r. EAKIN, N. @.
X. q. BRADY, Sec
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

The PnosrEcr--The Richmond whig takes
An encoueaging view Of the prospect before us.
Il mys that - the campaigning season Of the
thifd year Or the var approaches Its close. the
principal armyof the enemy. bruised, bleeding
and alarmed, II engaged with all its might dig
ring into The earth for safety. The second Iarr-
est force, the once grand army Of the Potomac.
is fleeing before the advancing corps OF Gen. Lee.
The third. under Banks, portion OF which has
been severely chastised by handful Of men,
ID vaguely and feebly attempting some move
ment against Texas. The fourth, under Grant.
has ceased to be an army of offensc The fflh.
under Gilmore, with number Of ir0n-clads TO
aid him, lays futile siege to Charlston. No
where elFe have they anything more than gar
risons or raiding forces. At all points the Con
fcderates are able to defy them. A few weeks
now and all fighting dependent on marching or
maneuvreing will lie at an Ind until the middle
Of next spring. By that time all the trained
and seasoned troops Of the enemy will have so
nearly completed their term Of enlistment, that
no valuable service can be got out Of them
Incapable negroes and mercenary substitutes
will be the only reliance o: the great Yankee
nation, 10 fight their battles. These facts. will
press upon the attention Of the Washington con-
gress this winter-a congress, most of whom are
believed TO be hostile to the war. They will see
the necessity of devising means to raise new
armies, or taking steps 70 bring about peace.
The former seems almost . hopeless undertak-
ing. The alternative will present many attrac-
tions, especially in view of the approaching
election Of President, and II IL far from impos-
sibls that Il may Be accepted We may indulge
this hope without relaxing vigilance or exertion.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
Terms OF Advertising. !.
Notice to Town Subscribers.

Having no carrier, our subscribers in town
will please call at the Office for their papers.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

Orrrcs CoxD'r CoxscRIPrs, Drsr. ARKs. \
- Washington, Nov. Is, 1868.
The following circular is published for the
iaforma ton of AL persons concerned.
b. r. DANLEY,
Comd't Conscripts, Dist. Ark-.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18
notice Is Hereby Given.

cember, 1850, the undersigned executed
to Richard Jolly, deceased, four separate notes
for the sum OF Four Thousand Dollars each.
one payable on the 9th day Of December. 1860;
one PAYABLE on the LIST day or january, 1862;
one payable on the 1st day Of January, 1863;
and the other payable on the 1st day Of Janu-
ary, 1864, with six per cent. interest On said
amounts.
This is therefore to forcvarn NIL persons
from trading for said notes. IS the considera-
tion for the same has failed, and that we will
not pay the same unless compelled BY Law to
do 30.
A3-3w& B. H. 4 E. C. BROWN.
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

STILL HUHTISo.--The Richmond correspon-
dent Of the Charleston Mercury, speaking Of
the inhuman treatment and murder OF Mr.. Sands
Smith, an old man SO years of age, of Matthews
county, Va, by the Yankees. says that we are
nevertheless not revenged. stating that not long
since . Confederate officer returning on fnr-
Tough to his home within the cnemy's lines, was
startled by the crack Of rife. Glancing
around, be saw q boy about IA years old, look
ing up tree, as If TO ascertain what had be-
come Of the squirrel he had missed. The OH
Ger was about to ride on, but, being doubtful Of
his road. went bacE to the boy and asked him
to point out the way, and made some jesting
remark about his had shooting The boy then
began to question him, and satisfying himself
that he was good confederate, eaid: do you
lead on squirrels, Come here" lie led the
way through the thick woods, and some thirty
yards of stopped beside the body OF dead
Yankee still warm. "That makes eighs I've
killed." said the boy They ARE either de-
scrters or stragglcrs, don't know and don't
care which; always kills en- In the same
county. or adjacent. there is m old man. ..stll
hunter" who has killed seventeen yankees and
sent in sixty prisoners. all bagged with his own
hands These facts come to INC from q gentle
man who obtained them from the officer in
question, and places implicitfait in his word.
~ Col. g. ~ Clinton arrived night before
last direct from Brownsville, and We UNDER
stand he has Drought 6OO0 Enfield rifles and
one million Of percussion caps These were
portion Of the cargo that arrived at the mouth
or the Rio Grando, and was seized by the
French authorities under the belief that the
arms and ammunition brought were intended
for the Mexican authorities, to b used against
the French there.
The arms, &c., were taken 81 before the
freuch seizure, Out ABOUT sss-.--- .aro ri ncs
together with supply Of army pistols, fell in
to the hands OF the French. Col Clinton,
however, informs Us that the French authori-
ties have been furnished with satisfactory evil
dence that the whole cargo was purchased by
and belonged to the Confederate Government,
and this evidence has been forwarded BY them
to the home Government, from whom, il is cx-
peetcd, an order will be sent to deliver over
the balance Of the cargo to our government.
Col. Clinton is q present Chief o. Ordnance
for the Western division Of this der artment.-
GaJresfon Ners
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

euu sns~ssB s~S ~so~sy In n~s~s~y sasvs.
To of our m on nm0n~~d IN N1s~ ~...1as
Washington telegraph., 1863-11-18

g sosus rscsrsn 1nssUsvsrswsza wsu -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

itary Committee to inquire into the rropriety OF
extending relief to Mr.. Thomas, known as the
French lady, who is insane and in the dungeon
at Fort Lafayette.
A resolution was adopted requesting the Pres
ident to furnish copies of all orders issued pro-
hibiting the export of arms into Mexico.
The bill relative 10 the. appointment OF MD
shipmen in the Naval Academy was passed.
4 bill was introduced encouraging enlist
ments Referred to the Military Committee.
The bill making appropriations for the pay
ment of invalid pensions was passed.
HOUSE.
The bill authorizing the employment OF negro
soldiers was taken up and debated.
MIR. Cox moved to table the bill Lost.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

war had not dried up one of the most fruitful
sources OF our Industry. A public grant VIII
be asked for cotton operatives. have attempt,
ed to send beyond the Atlantic advices inspired
by sincere sympathy, but the great maritime
powers not thinking it advisable as yet to act In
concert with me, am obliged to Postpone. 1t
to a more suitable opportunity to offer media
ton, the object of which was to stop the efu,
sion of blood and prevent the exhaustion OF
Americans, whose future cannot be looked
upon with indifference.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

STATE OF FERMONT,t IN Probate Court. held
RANDOLPH DIsTRICT, SIS, at Chelsea, within and (ol
said District on the 18th day OF January, d. 1863.
4 INSTRUMENT supporting tn be the last WIFI and Tesla
ment Of Laura A. Pepper, late of Washington, in said
District deceased, being presented TO The Court by lyman
Pepper, the Executor therein named for Probate:
1t is Ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appoar Al n session of said Court to
be holden at ii. A. Whites Office, in Washington, on
The 10 hday OF February lee and show canse, If any,
they may have, against the Probate Of said Will for
which, purpose 1t Is further ordered hat copy o the
cord of this order be published thee weeks successvey
in the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier.
previous TO sai'i time appouled for hearing
true opy of Record.
3w3t Aest-I. r. CLEAVEI.AND, Judge