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LATER sltO..I y

Tho steamer Columbia, with Liverpool ad-
rice 20 the 29rh ult, arrived ut st. Johns on
the orh INST. She brings the following news:
Err! Rlse't made m important speech on
freign Affairs. ar Blair Guur'e, Scotland, and
| referred ut considerable" length To the American
! question. lie justified England in recogni
ziug tie CoricG"ra'"S as bclli.crehts,a ard an
swercd soma imrntnrions brought by the
| people Of the North. particularly the specrh
NJ Senator SEmrer. lie also replied to the
! comp'ai"t"f the South in regard to the reccg-
nitiun Ct the blockade, and asserted that al
though sclf-int"rcst dCmaried that England
sh"G!I break Ii. she IreEcrS the course efhouor,
Is it would hav" been infamous to break it.
II" showed thai The Government I'd not suf-
Fl 'iert evidence ngairot the Alabama TO dciain
her until after she Ind sailed, AMI explained The
d difficulties III the way Of interference in such
cases. He drew u lire between ordinary vessels
equipped for. war purposes and steam rams.
which, in ilcnsclves. were formed for acts Of
OF nee, and might be used without cvor toucl-
! ing The Confederate shores. He asserted that
the Government Was ready to do everything just
tGa friendly nation, and such az they wOuI2
wish done Ia u Themselves, but would net yield
one j't Of its right 10 the menace OF foreign
powers.
lie romriimcntcd The Federal Government and
flr. seward upon The harness win which they
discussed matters of difference. but said there
were others. includinC Senator Sumner, who had
acted differently. He Denounced the efforts of
those who sought to create trouble between AMIR
!c;. ard Europe. Hnd with expressions of friend.
ship towards America. he asserted that all his
= II rts would be 10 maintain peacn.
Speaking of l'n!and, he defended EngIand's
rn, iiiOn. au'l demonstrated against that of Russia,
hut G'i not think that England should go to war
"a the sui ct As regards Mexico, he thought
that il The MeAicars approved of what WIS
being done FOR them, they should be allowed 10
do 50.
The London Times" says Earl Russell in
this speech is interpreted as meaning that the
vessels will be detained, even if the existing
law is in their favor, and Parliament be called
u PASS measures for the purpose.
EIr"pean political news is uaimportant.
The Paris Memorial Diplomatique writing
on the Polish question, strongly derounces the
course Of England and Austria, and speaks
in tones OF strong hostility against the two
powers.
Tic Liverpool Cotton market closed firm
wiFh an upward tendency. Breadstufs still
dnclininC.
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FAREWELL ADDRESS OFGEN. POLK.
The following is the farewell address of Gen
Polk, in taking leave of his command:

The following is the farewell address of Gen
Polk. in taking leave of his command:
To ,Ae Officers and Soldiers Of Polk's Corps:
TIEADQ'RS Folks C,RPS. Tenn, I
Missionary Ridge. Sept. 30, 1863.
In cons ouence of az unfortunate disagree
men., between myself AID tie Commandrr-in
Chief of this Department. | have been relieved
Of my command, and am annut 10 retire from the
army. Without attempting TO explain the cir
cunstnnces If this disagr, enent, or pr.jrdiciug
the public mind by q premature appeal 10 IL
Judgment | must DO Permitted ~ express my
unoualitird conviction If the rcc'i;ude Of my
conduct. and that time mud investigation will
amply vindicate my action OH tho Geld Of tho
C~hiramauga.
I cannot, h"wever part. even temporarily y. with
the gallant ~oficera and soldiers Of my.old corps
without he deepest feeling of regret aud \ hart
felt expression of my g'atitu g for tho courage.
conduct and devotion they have always mani.
tested y hiie under my command
Belmont Shi"h. PrrryVillr, Murfreeshoro' and
Chickamauca sill attest, on Your part, the very
highest snllierlv qualities, aud are crowded vi b
precious men cries.
Contending with a numerous. we'll appointed
and mercilrss enemy for all that man hold.
dear. YOU lave borne unexampled privaiion'
with forti,ude. fought with und tu"ted bravery
and ever Welding 4 ready and cheerful obedience
to your officers.
SOLDIERS " no struggle in such. a cause and
with such h. arts 'cas. never b. cnnquere g.
Clouds and darkness may enshr"ud y"n for
time. hut the sunlight If the future is bright and
glow ing. the hl"od Of parrots is never sh"d IL
vain. and our final victory is certain and assured
Whoever commando You, my earnest 'x!nr'a
ton AMI req,,ps, to you is. to fight on and fghI
ever with tue hearts until YOUR inGc Fc:idrnct
i. achieved Thousands OF hearts May fHi
crushed and bleeding under the weapons If the
toe, or the passions or mistakes If friends. blu
the great cause must never be sacrificed or our
flag abandoned. Onr cause is just and your du
ty tn your country and God is rs clear rs the sui
in the heavens.
I leave my command in The care Of the bra'
vest Of the brave. vile has often led thin in TIT
darkest hour If their trials he and you will have
my hopes and prayers TO the Ruler of the Uni
verse. for your happiness and success. i"u'
kindness. devotion aud respect for me-, rXhib;'c,
during the " mrs of our association. bnth in CANT
and on the field. is craven on my heart mud vii
be treasured there until it ceases to beat,
Your friend.
[signed,l L. POLK. Lieut. Gen.
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8nkhpnh .Enquir1.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1868.
DEATH OF CAPT. W. B. NEWTON.

The painful intelligence Of the death Of
Capt. VIM. B. Newton, Hanover Troop, 4th
Va. Cavalry, was received by telegraph yes
terday. Captain Newton was killed in mn
engagement with the enemy on Robinson
river. He was q young man of fine talents
and requirements, and had represented Han
over in the Legislature Of Virginia with dis
tinguished ability. No young man enjoyed 4
higher prospect for useful distinction than he
did. lie was an excellent officer, Of ~uncalcu-
lating bravery, and greatly beloved by al
who knew him. Another Of the bravest and
brightest Of Yirginia's sonu is added to the
long list Of her dead heroes.
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Tn liz EIiiors lille ENQUIRER:

IL til" Editors cfHe Enqnirer:
Gentlemen: Permit me, through your columns
to tender r 8 nipple tribute "fju tice to the merits
of a new claimsn; for the favor Of The litcr"r,
public The regular readers Of the '.:Illus'rc'r'I
News" must have been attracted n fen week.
Stree. by the graceful and interesting ncv-l.i''
uni. r tile IT, "a of Cr"ola, which adorned ITS
pages. Indicating. ny it did. an ~Iunsu.l degree
Of artistic kill, it would naturally be a't'ibu'' q
to n ~practiced pen; bur the aurh"ress is MI ace ON
pIished young lady, temporarily sGjunrninr u
the ciiy.-a refugee from he Crescent city A.
q first fort. i, IL highly creditable. and giN''
good reason q indulge sanguiue auiicipati"ns y
future success The attention Of the public. !
feel assured. needs hut t." be- call d t" Crro n. t.
ensure an appreciation If its just claims nroI
their favorable consid, RATION. K
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.EiLA1N.Apiiil Nt;Es
FROM Cfi- tRLEST0N

CHARLESTON. Oct. IA small boat, con-
raining two Yankee col iiers, was cartn,ed
early Yesterday morning in the harbor, Ee-
tween Fort Sumpter and tie city. They were
probably reeonnoitering, but rrofe,sed to he
bearers OF dispatches from Gilmore to Dahl
sren, and to have mistaken Fort Sumter's
light fer that of the Ironsides.
The firing was more rapid than usual yes
terday morning.
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Commiss'onrr's OHl'r,

~NA \
RICHMOND Va, Octoner /. lto3 }
INO Marin ~. Bubuid, in her own Ugh, and ~ Nd
i min yak 1 wm ] ~ hard. d cr-s-f. p'ail'in,
q. / We ~lingtor t:oddin, Powhntnn 1. ODER :, sid
vii inm J and Fila Hubbard, the t"" Ia.' - " .3:
re nfAn,p, "y Vim Foxes. ! el guardian ID Isr' ID =
;-nd.ifs
You are h.r, bv n :ifsd that / hsY" ax'd up D deg
: y.f Nov. uJ-r next /: cir { NJ. ~" III" hrs' faif dh'
b RAT er jSnn",sy -xr, p,""I, " lake ard - tie At NY
file, the acc unit : tie plnipt'fs adDini-trs'io7 OF m"
e.,wr e brr ID e tate. Ipn Of i 'rtsAn ! z nd un''I-
i, 4 debts II raid estat.. AL cfthe ;rsnsnc ION Of the DO
{ nGaat-, Gordiu and Rob-rts, ~ tr"-t-eS un er he q ID
of rust o them as trn.t-e- ! r ioseph Al Ell; and -
lui:e whether "a HrHtng-uI' Mt IT t'd Ia III ilb which
it = proposed @ satisfy + nnpaid debts out ut b pro-
c - uf h ra! 81, IT. which may be in the han s of til"
tru. t-es afor"saii after paying the deb secured hy 'aid
d.-.i, 20 ~ 10 .Xemrrt Z err M! tstH g, b. or ne ere
a, o, the Iufaat defendant. r quir'd ~ be TAX ny he
deere + ncaIi n toun'y urt. reu;et-' on tn o.. Dry
"f sep'rnp"-. 1903 ina suit in oh tncery de "rd'ns In
aid Court In winch you .r- attic, ps nif- and de eud'
,r.,s 4, " biz time an plac g. u, ~ will "a The Iedilors
Of id I'd ate, are reIu r-i {" altend with the Locessary
v"u h, ~ 70 enable NE 10 .e:tIc sSir q coun's
Given u.d-r NY Ian H. GurIn is- oner in C'sn cry OF
the .ria C,nr, the day. aud lear frst af Fcsald.
,cta. vi, J. SANDS. Csm's
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Vv0 n f. Rodgers, md 70 the suid 3.

TENU u r. NOUUErH, UHU TO TUG HuIU .. r
l Rodgers and t.. II Lindsay.
Tx ho,ire yh.- on the lltI day ofNor' absr, 1854, Mt
thu ohic. of Ho~ard d Sands. in the city Of !tichm nd
Viz ,inia, /, the undersigned will proceed to take the DE-.
positions e " Goddu ard o,her., 10 BE- read as evidence
in - + 1t In cbeucery. dope dug in The County Corr: =.
Eerrico. in VI ich I. h. undsrsicrcd, am plaintiff. and
you, tn aid B +. Rodgers and K II. Lindsay, and 9th
era. xs d. PENDANTS; aud If from any csuse the said de-
positions te rot canmenc' d on eSst day, or,f commsnc d.
r the b. not con luded on { 1t day, hey ~'ll oe 90, N.
I'D anA adj urned fr 'm :irs to time. at the ssne plase
and between h sa Z hnu' $, uni IL completed
Aud you. The sg,f 3 F.. K dyer" IRE hereby frrtSerno
tilted that / shall IN W tho Circuit G"u't OF Ucu'ico
county. on n" arst day OF The next Ter II ofthes "a d Couit.
fttc J-dge thpr eof be sittir & On thst IA. u mot. the" IN
IN S,,. dny f n res ion oi rad Court. to ZEN owe from
b. -aii Counr, G TT II .nrieO lotto III laid Circut
q M, Of Herrica, a il in haar'rs d tending' n h-ta a
Go MY Court. in which /, he Under,tgu d AIN plsi tn,
and Gu the y ID b Z. kod, ers, 4 W Green AVID "th~rs,
at. d, f,i d / ~ a. y. WI LlAMS,
oc c,tw Acting Trnstee.
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We are glad to learn thai Lieut.. Wm F
Glas.cll, G. S Navy, and one other person
who was on the steamer David, that attempted
to blow up the Ironsides, are sac, though
prisoners in the hands of the enemy.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


y u = [ U A u L N L I.
Harvey, Hunt, Juncs e. Co,
Virginia ct usar D .nvils De o..
darrl's 'rr the manu- .actsIer5. keel always 90 hnnd b
~ al; ct the choicest brand OF The eest facto-
u.
" haze NOW for s.ic-
$4,000 ru. kaSex. 70 which he attention Il
Duy,rs 10 solicited.
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piNE NOTE ENGRAVING.

Ga aEXE L. co, barring completed their engage
s:is" Nth lie e =. TreasuTy H Bark Not EnBrav"rs'
81 h:v!a: removed from the olce hey occupied In the
D-Para@at to heir new rrents II on tue corner OF NAN
Sii;a -'r.-,s, are now p pared ~ ell orders for State
f --s Notes Change Bills. State, Cooperation or Kali
VA" B. d., Bankers Checks Bills of'Exchange, Certib
'.'" &c .rI-y will De s.sa TO show 0t original designs
NJ .ag!-Siou. If the steel plates engraved by item Tor
N-E$ n'Tetnnert, or 10 supply deS,gns and make esIi'
1,''t' Eagrayin' and Steel Plate Print g..
aTas: ,uyply IF BaLk Note Paper on hand.
sI7.r. al q d.s;aGce requiring Bank Notes engraved
~ tt.a.-1, mast give a reference either in Richmond or
r%e.:.1is, S. G.. GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLY,
JOHN GEMMELL.
Rein. - r.n, , 1851 az Att
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SuTICE-A NEW coNM1ssloN HOUSE.

KERR s. LYON.
'aihA it Of nc'oner next ~ will commence the gro.
Sae Commission business, at the old STAND q
/! eErruc ~ ,-ry' c.s Z, I. pubiic, we Aatter 'urs,lves
"a IA ~ abl- 70 give sstisfa"tiop, rs our se'ior
r~Itr'tA. been IN the Tobacco trade for the past twenty
f"r'Sc "a. fsm.li commodities now sent to ma ket,
80! sr'- th.; ytire satisfaction can he given, having
-S"-G'H- service, + Mr.. CRAs w. WHITE. formerly
"N'-isa c. .Ica artie es for Mr. VIM. r Green.
ALEXANDER KERR,
THOMAS r. LYON.
formerly with VIM. b. Green.
80. y Permission, to- MIR John Booker
~ k"r vii! b found q. the ,offes OF u 49, Kerr
= p",rh- la. vo. ts- ri,y ~p h-ottn I
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MI EluIifnx County, Virginia,
Will reopen Ca lEt October. Terms Tor the scmi'annn,
Al session., ternins.ing on t.r 18th FebEuar,. sov Board
and Tuition, exclusive OF lights and towels sow; Payaole
~ advance Term, for rhr second session 10 be- deter.
uiaeo according 10 the ILes.
Address, flh6
aug ln--"'f Glover pri'"t htIIlsH ~. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13

S.1sH %ENtGD.-Strayed or stolen from the
"icU psGidt;ua If tie subscriber, on the Cofin-
bA 3i ..r-: IsiIu1 BE- ow Cumberland Court House, a
a.fr- s,'rr ryga' Evs feet 'iRi and about seven y"ars
"a ;ag. +if'.. iosehe:1 I. ~hi-h is broad. with 81 star,
"aL y a. ~: -;rp of>wii;e extending down towards the
IS I'D e t,.u:is the fore;op He hss also, white rpos
ru !.oUH c.u,vd by :addie ga Ii. He Is also. 1 think,
ts : prs t.;"cd .ni u y have other marks ut now
rC".c'-i Is / hsd III il possassi i only about four
v.S IL IA. s2=o h wheel hor-es Of q t. am sert 10
Z: 'rcaa re cous:y ,fEerkelsy and was som.n ha, gall
.t:a : = -i"n:ncrs. spe, Tally the right, ana I'D tn iuhne
s.ir: ar { Il T rubhei Of ciosrly. He IL Ct 9 'od finn
0ut"l 'n", ~ rss i4"ly In harsasy, and carries himself
wi, ~ tI> newhat HrchiHg neck.
IL " ~ reward will De paid on his delivery TO me.
@st: =. ioI -ucn Informal icl ss will enable re TO
& 49, as.nnm s:ala.
.L. iOtS p WILSON.
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ga REWA D-I wi gvn the ab1vs reward o
SDD u. a:pr-les ,ioI and dell 'r or corh emil I
= o -, | eau get him, Of Il nan MN, nauhed
Washington
Ii ) ctr inches high dark brown c IN pleNon.
49,. ~ r~d Oh On, sd-. -nd bid on when ei-tt
-. Y a..- ..n.. and ia. e.. ct Said man was purcha d
l." Lnoad .ouu, /, e-ks ago II LET my ~ g-s aid
Sr-g'isn i. H. 'rou 8 Gems orc, on he i'snyill" 4 II
c. o. t. rad. d. 7. HARVEY.
iX>.!Lr =. @ Z 9Th isS3. oct e--udlutt
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.UU1,tkR, Fl.MALE INSTITUTE,
Richmond, Ia,
The di sy o! this Institution will he rs"umtd on me
Il Monday II .r,obss AID s,es, on We 'Itot ,uiy; tsos'
90 frtHGYN.
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FEIGE RICY'D = PErG o.t

RICHMOND Sept. I6. S63
S.oHa RE"ARD.--1hr ABOVE mepu ned TrNar'
SotU will b. pas for he Apprehension md c nvic
to- he s-s q Dr pers rs whs on yesterday hr"ke
=: .ac," 'hr witch u. Temples turrsut and PIT TIT
49, as'ag WITH the evident design O.. thr y ns tr "
To-. n tie rack E.. Il. GILL,
SI?.n Gaa'l Sup't :.
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a9- The Virginia Annual
Conference Of tho aethodlst Protestant Church will re
cow ned Ia NV Trinity Church Brcad street, Oh TEuRa
DAY NtxT. 18th Inst, u. 10 O'Clock. A..
w A CROKER.
90 ID. I'd President of Conferences.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ea-SPECIAL EOTICE.-ws hsve on con.
ss4nnant, ard offer for sals chap,
200 packages 1ne old
MANUFACTURBD TOBACCO,
o the following well known brands
Seu,hsrn RiGhts,
Pomona,
GrIvely'I.
Hollands Pure,
Je,ne Blown,
WIN. H. Edwards,
Stultz Il Burn EFT, &c; DO.
Az the owners wish 10 realize. we cfer special luduse.
r1entR to publishers. J. II. RURRESS & co,
oct e-lw Corner Oh and Rroad stE.
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WANTS.

UASTRr-An eIp0rieu"ed' TIE Southern
Lady Tor a p'iv .t- fanilr thorough. CO. y. tint
,o-.s-h ,h- higher br .nchss o. f gtSh, with Frepc and
,,.ic on Pi no Forte. She mI.t also be compe;en' to
;H.,yrc, !u eoca Mn.ic and Mathematics. Bet Of 'rfer.
enc. given and req tired
ADDRESS & co
a. HIenp Srrinr, q a e q
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CITIZEN SHOT BY SoLDIEk.-Daniel II.
Van pe'=. Of Harrisburg. ". was shr and
very badly wounded on Thnrs'ay evening
tas:' bv = soldier namsl Preston. haFons ng
tr Im'md.n's command The shot was tr m
a pistol. and passed through the left leg.
shout three inchs, above the knee, producing
q compound fracture Of the limb.
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uOUSE Ot DhLEGAIES.
Prayer vas offered by the Rev. Mr.. Petit
grew.
The Senate bill tn suppress gaming was ia
ken up, read o frst and second time. and
committed.
Mr.. BuRwELL, from the Committee on Roofs
md Internal Navigation, reported q bill for
The completion of the COvington and Ohio
railroad.
Mr.. BorLp1y. from the Committee on FL
nance, reported q hill authorizing the payment
of fees to commissioners ofthe revenue in GER
iain cases.
Mr.. ROBERTSON, from The Committee on
Confederate Relations, reported adversely to .
resolution as to the eIpediency Of urging the
President 10 convene an extra session Ut Con-
sress.
Mr.. Welsh offered a resolution, which was
adopted. instructing the Committee on Courts
~ inquire into the cause of the failure of the
Richmond and Dlnv'lle Railroad to connec'
with the S ,uth.side R lilroai. and report what
measures are necessary t" ensure the connec.
ton Of tia said roads, and also their sonuec
ricn with others.
NJ. W ,LERR offered q resolution inquiring
in'o the sIpediencv Of making an appr,pria.
ton 70 As,, q deficiency ia the appropriation
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21

GES. BURNSIDE AT New HAVEN Gen. Burn
side passed through New Haven on Wednesday
evening, en- route for Washington, and was
greeted by large crowd at the depot with
much enthusiasm. The Palladium says he was
loudly called upon for a speech, and responded,
in substance, as follows:
FELLow-CITIzENs Il thank YOU sincerely
for this second warm reception, which | value
the more highly because rendered by Connecti
cut people. | am frequently asked what are
my views of this war. have only to say that
feel the same confidence of success that / did
when the first gun was fired upon Fort Sumter
(cheers), and left my office to enter the service
OF my country. have no doubt of the ulti-
mate success of our cause and, in that conf
dence. am now proceeding to Washington TO
again enter the field in the service of the Gov.
eminent" (Chsers.)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21

Thos. II. Seymour, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Connecticut, betrayed his IN
herent apprehension last July, long before the
Presidents proclamation and nearly all those
other measures which the Democratic leaders
pretend to say have alienated them from the
support of the Administration. At that time
he was indignant that his name had been used
as Vice President of a war meeting. He repu-
dated, by letter, the idea of seeking the over
throw of the South, and declared he would
not contribute, in any way, to the accomplish
ment of such bloody purposes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21
AlsmOn EOvett's Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appoint by the Honora
BILE Probate Court for the District of Washington COM
misSoners to receive examine, adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate of Amon
LoVe late OF Warren, in said District deceased repre-
ehted hsovent, and the term of six months from the Sd
Gay February 1863 being allowed by said court to the
creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
pectlve claims before Give notice. that we will al
tehd 10 the duties of our appointment the dwelling
mouse OF Caroline Lovett in Warren in said district on
he 9TH day of March and August 5th next at one o'clock
In the afternoon, each of said days
LEWIS CARDELL,
February Sd, A. d. 1868. rGw9
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21

FRoM THE ARNY.-The Providence Journal
publishes the annexed extract from letter dated
February is, written from the 9th Army Corns
by an officer of superior intelligence:
d" Hooker is leveling oil opposition that meets
him. have not heard 80 little growing for
many months as hear now. The great erum.
blers, - and, have left; numerous small.
OF try have been kicked one side this has made
the boi polloi' 1.-THE rrivatos) careful. If Burn
side had only ruled with rod of iron he would
have succeeded far better. There is nothing so
good for semi-secessonsts as wholesome punish.
ment. Part of our army has gone south. II
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21
Phineas Persons Estate.

THE subscribers having Teen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Washington commits
sioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands 0l PERSONS against the estate of Phneas Persons
late Of f. Montpelier in said district deceased represented
nsolvent and the Term of six months from the 18th day
January 1862 being allowed by said court TO the cred
ors OF said dece ased, to exhibit and prove their re-
spectve claims before Give notice, that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment the dwenghouse of
Nathaniel AnswOrth, East Monpeler in said district
on the second Monday of March and July next, at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon, each of said days.
ADDISON PECK, J r.,
JOHN GOULD, ID, Oom rs
East Montpelier, Jan. 81, A. D. 1868. f5w3t
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PROBATE C0UggTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District of Ran
dolph orthe year ensuing will be holden as 70 lows
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At the Probate Office in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange County Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month,
At the West Randolph House in Randolph on 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,
PERLEY G. JONES, Register.
Chelsea, December LIST, 1862. f5tf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21

TUE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
- Probate Court for the DIstriclof Washington Com
nslonersto receive ,exam ad all ella inns and
demands OF all persons against he Estate of David
foor late of Worcester in said district deceased rem
resented lnsoVent and the term of six months from the
Sd day Feby 1863 Oeing allowed by said Court The
sald deceased TO eXhibtand pfoveth
specllye claims before us-give notice that we viii
house of Widow Clara Poor, in Worcester in said dis
ttct, ON the 9th day of March and Sd of August next
e. one O'Clock In the afternoon, each of said DAYS
c. G CLOSSON,
w., MARK P, LADD, Conn"
worcester, feD I, A. d. 1903. 6w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-21

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 20. The Office Of the
Keokuk Constitution was destroyed yesterday
afternoon by the convalescent soldiers in the
hospital. The types were thrown into the
streets the presses broken up, and part Of
them thrown in the river.
Cairo Qll.) telegram says the ram Queen
of the West has gone up the Red river for the
purpose of destroying rebel vessels. If it sue
eeeds, one of the chief sources of rebel supplies
will be cut off.