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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
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have this day sold 20 my sea franklin Soldlri ms
tine ami earatnts during tte remainder ii hIs uo.lt,
and snail hereafter claim aoue Of h earning, or my
any debts cf bis contracting II. s. SfUupAED.
Warren, July 18th ls ..
STATE OF vERMuNT,l In Probate rourt bol,u A.
RsNuoLrH Disrucr, ss. Iu okhtldnu lhe Is, dos ii
Frbuary, \. o Is.3
JAMES STEELE, I'd, Admin. ratos Of the r.tite
e Joseph H. steele, late al 5ookhod nsdid dis net,
deceased makes application 20 sao Couf iur license 10
sell M Of the teai estate # ud de-, cIsed. rrpu-
scouting iuH said ale is necessary for the payment 1T the
debts ui stid deceased.
Whcftupon, IL is oide.cI 'y said Cou.tltat .adann E
ION under cuusuc gtiau hr hra Un the h. O.
tay Of march, A. ., SOS, attht Probate uure iu Bmuk
he.d aud, 10 Is tuturf oideud, hat lll pcfsuu-
Interested BE- tohtd hcftoi tF publication OF uo (
This appitauou ana order tbrou tnttr week We
WA he Green Mountain Freeman, piluied at MolIptfz
e. htlu,e sad nmt oI hearing lh,. they may aucu a.
BY tue Count.
n0oi Aae-r-I. r. cLElyElhND, Judge.
aTATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at
WAsuNCToNnlsrRio SIS. Montpelier, GA the ajh day
of February A. -. lH0i.
!. IRA BIDDER, Administrator % ,he estate Of rhueas
IL Kellogg Jr late OF "iauuel,ln said pisltctdecta--
Cd makes application 90 said rour Zoo license 10 sv the
following described raj estate of said deceased, to vi
the eau y %. redemption 90 Rae premises occupied by
said deceased IS homes cad al thr tim "a hs drce.ss
except the right 81 dover aat l Of homes cad M elm
bu uciud THE r.iou 90 the UtIuNs duwrr repre-
frutug that said sale Necessary Cor the payment ut The
den- o said deceased aud expenses oi aaaiAr ou Of
said estate.
Whreeupou, It is ordered by said Court. TINT said ap
plcatiou be referred 90 the 2th day ol March a.
b. 1865, az the Probate umc. iu Montpelier.
sor hearing aud decision thereon aud it is further
ordered, that AL persons interested, be notified l,re-
Of by publication OF notice ot tAis APP lac gIu and Ur
der thereon trec weeks successfully iu Che Grrea
Mountain Freeman, printed az Montpelier, before sad
time Of hearing, that they may appear az al tne
aud place, and, 1t ihcy see cause, object thereto.
by The Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

The French Minister, in bis correspondence
from Washington TO hls Government, eniorces
that as a necessity to continue the cultivation
oico,'on peace must become probable before the
end March otherwise cotton culture will cease
.ulit is impossible to say when it will be
rHzuupl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
CAVALRY HORSES.

DUBt1C NOTICE is hereby given that Lieut. .roloncl
| PRESTON, of che First Vermont Cavalry M. iment,
is duly authorised by the proper department Of the pnb
lie service to purchase Horses Tor tho uf said Rig
ment. Horses offered fur sale to the United tties for
tls must conform fully 60 the reserved sptcnca
tlons Ia these feeards
Sound In al parucuarsi from u to 10 hands high
not les than more than years GA ltr ~ b.
bays brown, blacks or sorrels good square trutt br
die WISE and tise sufficient fer he purpose above named
For VIII ca fair prices will be paid
Lieut. Colonel ralsroS aud che undersigned will b. Ut
Waterbury,, Va. ON The 10 aud I'm, tfuesday aud
Wednesday Of March, aud az south D oyaliOn, on
the 2h md 18Th (lhursday aud Friday To- tho purpose
o. inspecting aud purchasing such sl hs Horses A. ma
be offered othef time- aud places OF purchase mty be
here afer desgnac1, " ehirh u notice will he riyen.
Il W CLARKE.
d3W ASH Quar,srma ter Of Vols UsA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
VictOrine Lost!

IN he evening Of the lith the road from Motetowr
" 10 Montpelier probably In or near onlpeiier age
valuable Nictotine. Any person returning u to N,
fsEEs.s oTricG or TO the owner will be handsomcl,
rewarded. J. n. PERRIN.
Berlin, Feb. IL, 1863. Il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

GcDEY's LApY's Book for March is fully up
to its predecessors in all those qualities which
make lrst ralo thing for the ladies. Its size
is not at all diminished and its beauty of exc
cution is unsurpassed. The Lady's Book must
have an immense circulation to 80 successfully
defy the high pric, Of paper and the hard times
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

It is reported that Mr. yallandgham has
denounced the New York World as an Abolition
paper 10 disguise If this be true the Disguise
h-s detei the penetration Of any one but Val
huigham.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

THE VOICE OF THE SoLDERs.-The Chicago
Tribune publishes resolutions condemnIng the
.o1Tpaheai movements at the West, that were
passed BIZ the officers and men Of nine Illinois
regiments, ono Ohio and one Indiana battery,
and one Michigan cavalry regiment, stationed
At jackson, Humboldt and Memphis, Tenn.
The resolutions breathe spirit Of ardent pat
rIJuam ana devotion to the government, and &
determination to put down the rebellion,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
LADEEe GHYgWFs mOOTA \

A snow-ahits muslin. vlep G's. males MANY
Observation-Disclosures.
IF ''.5. i.@ao aiter laa.' ats death and no1Ir
ln c,. yoa 'i .s sr- s rp i S5I'f '''''
I .a''. D''.' experience
y, , a''' l',.' 10y near, WIN WIN. sf''''
stopped week ornor,.
AnIulrl D t..o J.. boot-ses', ever, morn
Before mJ u.ighbor's doors
-. '''u' '''''.' 'P''
..-..,..
They ao'.ug heart away.
And often u nay nightly dreams
rhey ,wopt before 10y face,
lady growing out ~ them
But ahl one morn sawa sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other name was on NE toof
nose ,,o,, were not alone
wasHanding by their side
And oduoy walled one afternoon
Apd with '''n v'ls'a-a bride.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

A New Orleans paper says Atrue Union
woman is like the sugar we sometimes get-a
combination OF sweetness and grit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

THE PsAcE " CONVENTION A FAILrRE-The
Kentucky House of Representatives on the
llth resoinded Its resolution passed the day
previous, inviting Commissioners from other
State Legislatures to meet Commissioners ap-
pointed by that body at Louisville. Loyal SEN
timcnt is yet too powerful for the copperheads
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

CARErs CArnAsrie CASDmA-DERnrr AND L,Nauon
Remove the and prevent the effects is the true
theory which the treatment pursued by tiese mcdi
cines Is founded. Langunr arises from debility, and
debility from the Impeachment OF the blond ~ de.
rangemen the digestive organs. II from the latter
the Candies are The best medic Ia use and Tor
their purifying and sanatiye properties they tand IN
equalled For sick headache, nervous dsod fs enet.
walton, Indigestion and depre sion OF SPIRITS hay are the
only remedy Sold by an drnrests AZ nans nar hnn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03


W'f1NoTJV, Feb o. The Senate is in *
e.ut.y s3ss on t4-nightoa Military Nominations
Cl-laa NJ. Clay will probably be confirmed .s
" n'ser @ Rasa, on the urgent request Of the
Irnuctt,
Ina House has again refused to adopt tho
Senate proposition for taxing Of bank ci5cu-
huln one per cent, which is regarded as inilr.-
o,8 tn country banks II is thought that u
compromise viii be finally made by which a tax
..da1os.-will be made az well as a tax ON cir.
I'al1a thp eqa4lZiag the barleaon ell aal
country anks.
q Sew Iamp,hr p Regiment Is quar-
trd as he Soldiers Rest near the Ra lroa !
Oh. z, aud aiy to cave for home Tomorrow
4ua arrest Of Massachusetts, Brgad!er CEN
i, byorder Of Gen Hunter, for usin5 LAM
.oas rdctng on the Presidents gAr policy,
aul'gJ emo sensation.
lSgned PlRlty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PELES

The combination Of Ingredients In these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
their operation and caran in sting all irregular
tiles. Painful Negstruauons, removing all Instructions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain l One
side papita,on Of the heart whites, a nervous alice
tons Mysteries, fatigue, pain % the back and us $50
disturbed sleep, whgh arise from interruption OF nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was tie me ncemrnt 20 era 10 The trcamea. %
those rifles and distractions which have cou-
signed 50 many &c premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea Ia unless she is regular aud whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins TO do
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

WHEELING, Western Va, Mar. |. A cor
respondent of the Iahtbgcnoer under date OF
Winchester, Feb. 10th, gives the following par
ticulars Of the late disgraceful affair between
portion -four tIooIs and the enemy, on the
9th
A rebel cavalry SC Of, SO strong, came inside
Of our piclets Oh the slrasburgh road Alter a
skirmish with 'heililntry Iickets, in which
two were wounded on both sides. they retired,
capturing cavalry picket Of twelve men OF The
Pennsylvania and New York cavalry. A force
sent in pursuit re-captuied, beyond Strasburgh,
mss. Of the prisoners and horses. and as) took
a number Of prisoners.
The commander Of our detachment transcend
ed his orders and pursued the rebels beyond
Woodstock. Alter driving in the rebel pckets
he stood plrleylng in the road without guard
Ing againsta surprise. The enemy returned in
force, charged upon and threw our men into
confusion, killing and capturing 200 in flight
at twenty miles Our men made no sand,
though outnumbering the enemy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

WASHINGTON. Feb %. The resolutions re-
ported by Mr.. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, from
the com. on foreign relations, and concurred in
by Massrs Davis, Henderson and Hicks, Dor
der state members, assert that the Government
is engaged in the suppression OF conspiracy
for the establishment Of a separate Government
upon the corner stone of Slavery, and for the
building up Of great slave p-wer, and that the
cnly effect OF mediation, arbitration, or inter
ference would be to prolong and intensity the
struggle and add to its horrors. All tenden-
cics to ign Intervention are protested
against, and foreign governments are called
upon to note the struggle as a contest between
Freedom and Slavery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

WHEN THE SYSTEM IA DISEASED, NATURE
wilt exert all her powers to throw the disease OF IN many
cases, assisted by good nursing and dieng she will
oomplsh the desired object hut in where poisonous
humors aceumua ed In the Blood, and have formed
running sores such as Scroiua, syphlio diseases etc.,
will be absolutely necessary to such remedy
as ScovLL's BLoup AND LIVER syrup which will carry
the poisonous humors in small particles through the blood
and remove them from the system through the serctors
o. the bowels kidneys and skim until all those morbid
functions 81 the body healthy, and the entire ss-
TEN |. restored TO IT'S proper tone.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

NV YoaG, Feb 81 Savannah papers Of
d oh and 18th inst, at Port Royal 18Th.
mira flag Of truce, speak Of an expected az.
u.s up that city, and the rebels seem to be
preparing for it.
TMl deserters have cone over ~ us within o.
aay or two, and report that the battery 40
tirasi9n Bluff has been abandoned, and other
s.i m).a extensive deienses begun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
TO THE FREEMAN.


New YoRK March l. The Mercwy's spe-
cial Washington despatch says 1t is universally
admitted that the close Of the session OF Con
gress will witness decided change in the policy
Of the Government.
The President has yielded to the advice Of
Secretary Seward and Ihurlow Weed to pro-
pitiate the conservatives and thus make the
CONSUMPTION palatabe. The measures in view
are LIST, A change in the Cabinet that will
give Mr. Seward and his policy majority OF its
members Mr.. Chase to be retained, or, It he re-
tires, Robert D Walker to take his place. I'd,
The restoration of Gen Mcclellan to some com
mand, to shut the mouths Of his NOISY and dis
loyal friends, 3d. As a concession to the ne
gro prejudlces OF Northern soldiers, the blacks
in the army to be kept in subordinate positions.
4th, The radical Republicans to take the back
seat and moderate Republicans and War Dem
ocrats to have the confidence and direction OF the
administration. 9th, There are to be no more
arbitrary arrests, except in very Migrant cases.
| The diplomatic representative OF the Repub-
| lie Of llayti has arrived and paid bis respects
/ to Senator Sumner, chairman OF the Senate
| Committee on Foreign Relations. lie will re-
ceiye from the Government all the courtlsies
usually extended to diplomatic representatives.
The lst Pa. reserves refused to do duty on
picket Yesterday over in Virginia, on the GROUND
that they had been in the service since lSGl
and participated IN most of the hard fought
! battles, that they are so reduced in numbers
! that no one regiment will number $50 men, ant
that thelfr"questto 20 home ard recruit ha'
been disregarded, while the "a New Hampshire
regiment is allowed to 60 home.
Immediately after the adjournment of Con
gress complete enrolment Of the whole fight
log population OF the North will be made, and
some drafted men called into the THU ranks Oh
our service
Nearly 200 Union cavalry were captured on
Thursday near Winchester. The rebels first
captured siS Of our pckets, which were retaken
~ the 18th Peunsylganla cavalry, who advanced
to far afterwards aud were themselves captured
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

Containing Instructions designed to enahR The pupil 10
obtain knowledge ot playing wtlou; teach with
&c oos collection Of every variety Of Popular NuNc.
Price Of each, 30 cents Ie .chers, pupis and dettrs
DESTROYS OF obtaining low priced bafuc Iaa Book and
at The sam time one that IS ustul anl attractive Will
hnd these books fully suited th1f wauts. The Instr
lions given In manner adapted to TIE cumprcatu-
Sou VI all grades 81 scholars. The exercises illustrate
ing aud enforcing he lessons are no, try and tedious
bat sprie y and enyenng aud The selection Of music,
varying from the simple 10 the dmsul comprises the
most popular melodies Of the day, Mailed, postpaid by
nlrsON CO, Publishers, ~ Washinstu Street,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
SOM THING TO EAT

nCcf Pork. Gard and Hams.
DRIED AND SMOKED BEEF.
Veal, Ia=ub, ChiCi ~, TurheFs aud Geese
SET Pork, oorned Beef rrlpc aui sauiarc,
Meats OIL, Tauow soap, &C,
Alvsys On hand A. served TO order Al theNEAr MAR.
khf corner =, hainand state Street.
II. n. WHITTIER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

New YoR1, March /, The Times special
Washington dispatch says Gen. Hooker and
Gen. Mcclellan were examined at great length
before the Court on the conduct Of the war
to-day.
Cen Mcclellan has nearly completed his
statement, and it will be read in the court on
Monday, Gen. Hookers ey. ence relates main
ly to affairs at Fredericksburgh and Falmouth.
The court will examine one or two witnesses,
and then close up the evidence and submit it to
Congress.
Gen. Fremont has returned here, and will
certainly soon be assigned to "a very important
command.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb %. A reliable private
dispatch says the rebels under Clark, were over
taken at Tusktown, twelve miles East of Mount
Sterling, and were badly whipped yesterday.
Another rebel force under Pegram lett Mount
venom yesterday, coming from Lexington.
There is great excitement here. The usual daily
reports prevail Of a projected invasion Of Ken.
lucky by a large rebel force through Cumbef-
and cap, whereof the military authorities
are not advised, but are beginning to yiold to
the popular belief that formidable invasion
from Jhat quarter is not far distant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

Naw YaRG. Feb. ~ The Hilton Head cor
respondent of TIE Tribune, anler date of the
l9,l inst, makes the following important state
wcut
For some weeks preparations for ioray upon
.u extensive scale INTO some of the most ;htay
populated districts OF the three States comprised
DO ite d partmeut Of the South have been in
progress with the greatest possible seer 81. Few
suas within the lines are aware Of the pro.
jet, even at this time when orders to begin the
movement are about being given.
iae plan is to surprise the rebels with the re-
atty el d seryile instruction 10y the sudden ap.
rea,ance in arms Of no less than 5000 negroes
properly led by whites, and sup ported by regu-
Ir troops. Communication has been kept
open and kept up for some time by trustworthy
,utmbands with bondmcn OF the chosen field
o OPERATORS, and they know when the liberia
tls most will appear, and are ready to Use IN
.housands The exact direction of the expedi
lion tie Northern public is likely to learn. first
through Southern prints.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

.rsarEfs Amn Oh Tug Poromc Feb ~
obs Wednesday night two rebel cavalry big
aIs-. i4a Hugh Lee aud Hampton, attempted
.l44e o raid into our lines
Il.ycros,ed the Rapmhanuock at Kelley =
7 49, and succeeded by a strong attack ID b. eAk
.u. ouf ihin line OF cavalry out pos at ono or
tE. in,s. clptufinga small number OF our
mn Our cSalry out post reserves were brought
ur ,he ue Immediately rc-establshcd, and %
i.c sent in pursuit Our captures iuolgIei
t6o 0s t1feo ol;ets.
1ue reb.s failed IN accoml ishing tber oh-
aaI rtre4tei in great haste across tte
ElHn-launack falling trees across the ROADS,
.u placing ohsacles in the way OF the lag-
t.... luict.
Eue cavalry sent out has not yet returned.
~. r.a.. cavalry were commanded by General
,a4, Il person.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

HAwuoRn ~ l7S6.-rhe following ieu dcsp,'
IS from tie columns Of the Hartford Mercury 70
July 10Th l5o6. They were " deadly lively tho'
old fellows:
silly doth solitude admire,
Wondrous lover OF the dark,
Each night puts out her chamber irei
Andjust eeeps 10 a stSGlE sPARk.
Till four she keeps her soul alive,
Warmed by her piety, no doubt,
Then, tired with kneeling just at i've
She signs and lets that SPANK 80 oat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

Cam Feb ~ Tho steamer Continental
10 Llso Providence, Monday, has arrived.
Iae .4tll is almost completed the work having
..a.t lr m the Lake to within few rods Of
uurrs, The canal IS $50 feet wide, and dug
rn wl bin one foot OF the level OF the lake.
D es giving US passage way in o the Red river
Dc oarry Of tie surplus water, and ,hus
.iats cur camps below,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS

LOUISVILLE, Feb. %. At one o'clock this
afternoon, p cars, mostly laden by individuals
ing from here TO Nashville. were seIzed by
about 90 armed mounted rebels at Wo9dburn,
2 miles below Bowling Green, and burned.
The rebels then fired up the locomotive and
sent it ahead at fall speed, supposing it would
come IN contact with the passenger train FROM
Nashville. Luckily the late rains had SO in.
iared the bridges that the passenger train had
returned to Nashville, and the locomotive, hay.
INK exhausted its steam, stopped on the track
doing no harm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

CAIRO, Ill.,, Feb, 2S. Full dispatches in re-
gard to the capture Of the Queen Of the West
By the rebel. have been received. The day be-
fore her capture she went down below Chatala-
ga few miles and captured rebel train of II
wagons Upon her return those who captured
the rebel tram were fired on by z errillas. On
the next morning free was landed, who DIES
troyed all the buildings in the vicinity. The
Queen of the West is said to have been consider
ably damaged by the rebel fire. The steamers
which accompanied her were blown up to pre-
vent their falling into the hands OF the rebels
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

SIN d rn it urepoit3d has crossed lha Ten
iyer at Florence, with 5000 clyairy, TO
"a Tee Goa Bragg
Xrd'ion from Cornth is reported t.
'afe ctpulcd 900 rebels 40 TusumbM On The
--L ul.n large amount OF ammunition and %
uala.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-03

MARKETS No essential variation from last
weeks prices