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MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY 9, 1868

NKw STAGE RoUTE.-A new stage route has
lust been established between Irasburg aud
Montpelier, running through East Albany,
Hansonville, Craftsbury, Hardwiek and VOL
colt, over the " Eagle Ledge" road. This will
be very great accommodation to the travelling
public, and we trust will be we'll patronized.
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mndh subscriber has for sale anew style SAP YOKE,
gnter and easier for the shoulder than the old
snde wooden ones No wood touches the shoulder
"a onmen can be the Of Messrs Bancroft
s,ines , Montpelier, vt, G. ALLEN.
"'oWe Jan. 81, ls6a f5tf.
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II stOricaI SOCi ety
SPECIAL MEETING AT hIDDkEBURY,
Feb. Is and 10, 1853.

NVlCE is hereby given that the next Special Meeting
~ OF the Vermont Historical Society will be holden al
adiebury, Wednesday and Thursday, February 18th
""u 18TH, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. N. .tltr - =
torlcal papers will be read at series OF public
OF which seasonabe notice will be given by the
OgTnnmlttee of Arrangements.
me Customary courtesy OF free tickets will be
Tended to persons attending this special meeting by
1 Inherent railroads in the State.
opportunity to join the Society will be afforded to
"V Use who take an interest in its objects.
ny order Of the Board Of Managers.
GEORGE F. HOUGHTON,
g. Recording Secretary.
ST. Adams, Vt, Jan. Is, 1853.
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Or. L. NJ. Curtis, of Burlington, has been
appointed Assistant Surgeon of the 9Th YER
mont regiment, and is detailed for duty at the
United States Hospital at Burlington.
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PERSONAL. Lieut.. j. Q. Dickinson of the
Seventh regiment, who was lately assigned to
the military command of the United States
General Hospital at Brattleboro, has been re-
lieved of the coumand by Lieut.. Chandler, OF
the Sd, and is to rejoin his regiment at Pensa-
cola.
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Capt. A. w. Fisher has left Brattieboro in
charge of squad of convalescents from the
hospital for Washington.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN r
4 O'CLOCK p. M

Nav YORK, Feb. 9. The Times Washing
ton despatch says that Gen. Burnside offers to
receive command of his old army corps, and fight
under Hooker. He positively asserts that he
will not remain in the service without COM
mand, holding it to be the duty of every man
helding commission. to give his timeand ener-
gies to the cause Of the Government.
Gen. Hamilton, it is said, has received assn
rance that Texas expedition will shortly be
fitted out, which will have for it's object, the
reclamation Of that state to the Union. The
chief command will probably be given to Gen.
Butler, Gen. Hamilton having subordinate
command.
The Committee will not report the House
bill to raise 100 900 for the army. Mr.. Will
son, the Chairman, and nearly every member OF
the committee, consider its provision as i'm
practicable aud conflicting. Mr. Wilson may
possibly propose an entirely new bill as a sub
stitute.
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NOTICE..

fhe Board of Medical Examiners, appointed by the
Governor under the Act approved Dec. 1862 to exam
mo such persons OF the enrolled Militia claim exemp
don from enrolment by treason q physical iuhrmity,
give notice that they win the following places, at
O'Clock, A. NJ. on each day:
karshheld, February 10Th and 1872
Waterbury, ION ana lin
Waitsheld, 18th and 18th
Northheld, /" Goth and 2lst
Montpelier, <" 25d and 2tth
- BIZ 0RDKR OF TIVE BOARD
January %, 1858. t..a --.. te.. w&pw2
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NRw YORK, Feb 9. The Herald has the
following
STAFFORD Court HOUSE, Feb. s. An order
has been issued dissolving the reserve guard Iii
vision, and returning Gen. Sgel to the com
mand of the 18th corps. The corps is being
concentrated The work of recognizing the
army is progressing.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8. The Princess Royal
has aboard, besides a large amount of arms and
ammunition, complete machinery for the con-
struction of an iron-clsd ram also as passen-
ger an intelligent English mechanic, who is
we'll versed iR the process Of making projectiles.
Her value il varIousy estimated, but she is
doubtless worth q million dollars. Her posses
sion by the rebels would have been lncalculsble
and is we'll worth the effort they uade to obtain
her.
| New York, Feb. 9. The Vicksburg Whig,
rebel paper, Of a late date, says Of the opera
eions of the Federals near rVicksburg, that all
day transports were bringing down troops and
landing them about mile and half above The
famous canal. ,i'Ha't9H ~ be'9ra ,"aG .'7
In the afternoon WhisesEeld was dotted with
tents and troops were percep,ible all along the
river in front Of the old Stone Place. Twenty
transports we're fastened to the Leusiana bank
! An iron-clad came down abost noon and took
up its position below the transports. i.aa) ,'..
They are, we believe, out Of the range OF any
of our guns. Occasionally shells were sent over
to the troops, who were pitching their tents, By
our men, but the effect is unknown. ~. VI.
The enemy seem to be concentrating a large
force near their old camp-ground, but our NOR
tars, if fred at intervals, will render their
situation veryunpleasant. We believe every thing
| IL in readiness here for them.
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New YORK, Feb. 8. The rebel prisoners
board the Circassian, captured from the HUI
tress, report that when they left Charleston t
rebel gunboats were preparing for dash
our vessels and were only waiting for our iro
Glads to 60 down to Port Royal to join in t.
Ogeechee fight.
The rebels in Charleston, are well posted
all onr military and naval movements.
The Circasson is from New Orleans, Vi
Port Royal. She has nothing later from Ne
Orleans, but reports when coming out of
South West Pass, saw light ahead which "
too fast for her, and which was supposed to
the Alabama.
Key West fishermen report having been 81
ken by the Alabama, which was watching
the Cucassisn.
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NASHVILLE, Feb. 8. The expedition under
Generals Davis and Morgan. sent in pursuit of
Forest and Wheeler retreating force returned
this evening. Seven miles this side of Charlotte,
they captured 90 prisoners, also Col. Carol
and Mai. Rumbrant, of Forests staff.
A number of paymasters have arrived and
will soon commence paying off the troops.
Trains will run to Murfreesboro early thisweek,
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legal advertisements.
Sheriff. Sale.
Plaintiffs.

DAeTXM - SalIes
W. A. Eorthup
Ezra Y. Co.nstock 4 Plaintiffs.
Francis Lee.
doingbusiness, under the
name and style of ; On Order of Sale.
William Young & Co.
vs.. | H.-
Lyman Nash and
Mary F. Nash, ct al. Defendants.
PY virtne of an Order of sale, in the above
II entitled cause and to nae directed from
the Clerk of the District Court of Doniphan
Coui ty, Kansas, / will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand in front of the Court House door in the
city of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, on the
Odd day of February, A. D. 1863, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. M,
of said day the following described real estate,
to-wit: Lot number (2,) two, in Block number
Q6,) sixteen, in the village of North Wathe-
ma, in the County of Doniphan, and State Of
Kansas. levied upon to satisfy theJudgment and
costs in the above entitled cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1863. w. d. BEELER,
Sheriff Doniphan County, Kansas.
January %, lS63-5w. Prs fee, So.
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Machine, by awarding it the FIRST PRExIUx
Each machine is put up in at box. &C.
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machine.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. AFTER another
days protracted debate. the House this
evening. passed Thad. Stephens negro
regiment bill by vote of SO to IS. Be-
fore passage. an amendment was adopted
providing that the slaves of loyal masters
in tho States excepted by the Presidents
Proclamation should not be enlisted, and
that no recruiting Office should be opened
in such States. except on previous consent
of the Governors thereof.
The bill gives permission to enlist any
number of negroes not exceeding three
hundred thousand; to be paid ten dollars
q month with rations and equipments; to
be differed by white men.
On the passage of the bill, Blair and
Seger of Virginia, lodged. Thomas,
VIM. Kellogg, Harrison and Horton vot-
ed against it. .s
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
Samuel 4 Allen pl'tds.
vs. On Order OF Salt
Jefferson Buford ct al defts.}
DY virtue of an Order of Sale to me direct.
Ded, from the Clerk of the District Court,
within and for Leavenworth County, l will
offer for sale, at public auction; to the highest
bidder, in front of the Court House door, in
the city of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas. on
Monday the Odd day of February A. D., 1863,
between the hours of So'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit: The Northwest
quarter of section twenty lone; ely the south
west fractional quarter Of section five (5), con
tanning twenty-five and eighty-one hundredths
acres 90 sl-100); the northwest fractional
quarter of section eight ~, containing seven
ty-six and fifty one hundredths (76 5O-l0O)
acres; the southeast quarter Of section sixteen
rll6), containing one hundred and sixty acres;
the north east quarter of section fourteen l4),
containing one hundred and sixty acres; the
the north west fractional quarter of section
thirteen Q3), containing one hundred and
twenty nine and forty one one hundredths Q29
4l-l00) acres: the south east fractional quarter
of section eleven Ql) containing eighty and
ten one huudredtbs go 10 1907 acres; the
south west fractional quarter Of section twelve
(12), containing twenty-eight and forty one
hundredths rs 40-l00) acres; the south half
of section number twenty six (26), containing
three hundred and twenty f320) acres, and the
north east fractional quarter Of section number
eight (S), containing one hundred and twenty
three (l23) acres; all Of the foregoing descri7
bed premises being in township number one %
Of range number nineteen (19); also the south
east fractional quarter Of section eighteen tls)
containing fourteen and forty one hundredths
(I4 40. 1907 acres; the southwest fractional
ouarier of section eighteen Qs), containing
fourteen and twenty one hundredths (l42O-lOOl
lcres; and the northwest fractional quarter OF
section nineteen Q9), containing one hundred
md forty-:our and forty one hundredths IA
0-l00) acres, all m township number one ~
IF range number (20) twenty; also the south |
rest fractional quarter Of section twelve (i2)
n township number one ~ Range number
eighteen (ls) containing ffty-six and fifty
me hundredths (S6 50-l0O) acres,au the
described land and premises. situa-
ed, lying and being in the said County OF
in the State of Kansas, SAID real
state is levied upon by virtue Of an order OF
Ale in favor of Samuel A. Allen, and against
Te6ersoa Buford, and issued BY the District
;lerk Of Leavenworth County, and to me di-
ected to satisfy the Judgment and costs in the
.bove entitled cauee.
'herif's Once Troy. January 10; a; D; 1888.
Sheir6 of Douiphan County Kansas.
January %, le63-xw. Prs. fee $2l.
:. = RS T 4
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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order of the Probate Count
ID of Doniphan County, Kansas, made at the
Janua.y term of said Court, will in obedience
to said order, on the 9th day of March, nexs at
south door of the Court House in the town of
Hiawatha in Brown County, Kansas, and during
the session Of the County or Probate Court Of
said County between the hours often o'clock A.
NJ. and four o'clock P. M. expose at public
auction all the interest of John A. Farrall de-
ceased, in and to lot of land described as fol-
lows: the southeast quarter of section number
thirty -four (34) in township, number three (3)
of Range number eighteen, QS)-Terms Of
sale: One-third in cash, and the balance in
equal payments of six and nine months, from
day of sale. The purchaser to give notes for
the payments to be made and deed to be e1-
ecuted ON the complete payment of the pur-
chase money. A. TAYLOR, Admin.
j. A. Farrall, deceased.
Jan. %, 1e63-5w. Prs fee, 81 50.
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rebels stated she then steamed down N.
river destroying everything in her wsv.
Their batteries had no effect upon her.
: Rebel correspondence from Fredericks-
burg. states that the Yankee army il
about to be auuihilated any time by a
Sudden dash, of the rebels. :.
A large number of merchantmsu were
ct the mouth of the Rio Grsnde, with
cargoes for Matamoras.
) A Fort Clinch (Fla.. letter of the
3lst states that eight took place in St.
Mary's river. at Sepubby Bluff, between
rebel cavalry and three companies of COL
ored South Csrolins Volunteers.
The rebels attempted to take the steam.
er John Adams by boarding. but the ne.
gro soldiers beat them off bravely. The
csptsin of the John Adams was shot his
murderer being shot Immediately BY ne
gro sergeant. Our loss was two killed,
six wounded.
We took nine prisoners the steamer
was not injured.
Is The Port Royal New South of the
3lst says the steamer City of Baltimore
has just arrived with troops. The Ca
hswba is coming over the bar, and q
large feet is waiting for the fog to lift to
enter the harbor.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the LIST
inst. states that Rio Grande advices of
January 23d say that the French have
not occupied Matsmoras. Tampico has
been evacuated by the French, but the
port is still blockaded.
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Sheriff. Sale.

pY virtue of an order of sale, which issued
ID from the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Brown County, Kansas, November
21st, 1862, and to me directed, as Sheriff Of
said County, will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton. at the Court House door, in said County
on the Sd day of January, A. D. 1863. between
the hours of O'Clock A. II. and 4 O'Clock p
N. Of said day, the following described cal es
tate, to Wit: The south east quarter Of section
No. ~, in township No. 3. of range No. IL,
situate in said County; sold to satisfy the above
against franklin Thomas.
Given under my hand, this 27th day Of No
vsnbsr, AID. I662.
ss t-e ISAAC B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas
BY 81. n. RoBfSsos, Under Sheriff.
Ina ]. LAcock, Attorney for Plaintiff
November "a, lS62-Sv. PRS. fee, -
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FROM CAIRO,
TIE CHICAGO TIMES EXPELLED
FROM MEMPHIS.
Important Order by General Hurlbut.

MEApHls, Feb. 10, ria CAlRo, Feb. IL.
"A small Confederate picket force were
operating four miles from town Yesterday
morning.
Cotton here is feeling the effect of their
restrictions in getting to market. The
staple ranged from eighty to eighty-three
cents In bales, and seventy five in bags.
Inc town was taken all by surprise;
and the eyes of all secesh sympathizers
were made to protrude by the issuance of
Inc following order by Gen. Hurlbut. 1t
sssus that In suppressing the malignant
GOpPerhead affair, the Chicago Times,
'ie deneral has followed our convictions
0insht and wrong:
hADapARTERs SIXTEENTH AkKl CoRrs,
MEMPHIS, February 8. 1863.
'snsral Order. No. Al
=, ine Chicago Times newspaper, pub
.snea IN the city of Chicago, having con-
r r for long period Of time the pub
-sa!ion OF false and calmnious articles
s,'nst the President of the United States,
~ giving aid and comfort to the public
~sny' is hereby suppressed within this
I%uaaud. Said paper will not be al
. 1--WE. to be sold or circulated By news
. sa's- or oNers; and any news agent,
.t pta'n OF steamboat or other person who
s saa violate this order will be arrested
~ r aled by military commission. All
5 G.A Provost marshals. officers and SOL
chs. .s ., the army, aud local citizens, are
''lge with the execution of this order.
III. his order will go into effsc. within
lSs Isl; corps on the 18th day of February,
Hu, ~ order of Major General s. A..
HEsRr BrSxoRE, A. A. G."
p,i ns The Chicago Times furnished the
Of Msmp a' potion of the secesh residents
and as pms with daily mental psbulum, !
the aid 4 .aa Its columns they receive eli
North ,t saa eOmfOr. they get from the
will d. 10, question now arises what thew
ma, D sD,, Perhaps the Argus, Of this city,
but If a 10 to supply the deficiency:
h.s. $40. So, its proprietors will probably
enough to do it sub rosa,
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9herfh's Sale.
Samuel Paynter, Plaintiff.
Alfred @. Rice and
Lndonska Rico. Defendant,

PY virtue ofan order Of sale in the above en-.
ID titled cause to me directed, from the Clerk
of the District Court of Doniphan County, Kan
sas, will offer for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, in front
of the Court Honse door. in the city of Troy,
Doniphan County, Kansas, on Monday the 9th
day Of March, A. D. 1863, between the hours
Oft O'Clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock PM. of said
day, the following described real estate, to-
wit: The north half of the northwest quarter
of section No. %, township No. 3, range No.
20, with the improvements thereon taken and
offered for sale, to satisfy the judgment and
cost in the above entitled cause.
Sheriff 3 Office, Troy, Feb. LIST, A. D. 1863.
W. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas
February s, l663-Sw Prs fee, %
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sherinr s.Ie...
z. 4. Rools. Z Go, pl'sa.- ]

-.
Milford Potsst defendant.
RY virtue Of IN Ordsrof Sale to me directed
- from the Clerk Of the District Court. sit.
tag in and for Doniphan County. Kansas, /
VIII oner Ssr sale TO the highest and best bidder
At public aaction. in front Of the Court House
door. in the cityof Troy, Doniphan County,
Kane.s, on Saturday, the 18th day Of March,
1868. between the hours of 3 A. n. and 4 p. NJ.
OF said day, the following described real estate
70 Wit: The southeast ofthe northeast u
OF section number twenty-one {2l), township
number two CO., Of ange number twenty (2Oj,
containing forty t40) acres, and strip half .
mile long and twenty reds vids, adjoining the
forty acres above described on the north side,
running east and west on the south part Of the
north eighty in the above described quarser
section, with the apputenances thereunto be-
longing.
Taken and offered for sale to satisfy the
judgment and costs in the above entitled cause.
Shsrih's Office Troy, February llth, 1863.
w. D. BEELKR,
Sheriff Dsniphan County, Kansas.
Feb, II, lS63-5w Prs Fee s..