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General Bur.side .. knexviile.

Cincinnati, Sept Ga dispatch has been received
N this city to-day, announcing that General Burnside
entered Knoxville, East Tennessee. on the eth inst
No particulars.
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No I.vasIon Of Kentucky Apprehsnded. q.

Lo'hsr,lk, Sept 5.-Milltary authorities here do
w spprehend any immediate danger Of reoei In.
va.ion of Kentucky In force thongh email bnde, Of
unrrillAs may make ncursons At different 20 nis at
mich they will be fully met.
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Troubles on the X ansas Berder,

81. Leuu, SEPT. 6.-Gen, sohoheld telssTsphs to
Cow Hall from Kansas City, that there will be en-
mvasioa Of Missouri by the people of Kansss
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ia on NJ ion,, join MoCuado
These delegates az. TO hold meeting at o'c'oct
to-dsy, Tor the purpose OF clchanfug views am ar
ranging programme OF proceedings.
SALE or GovgRsMI VI HoEsse.-Ou Sa'ur-
day, tn. QuI.ermatter General offered 'or ,Rle Il
horse. which had been condumncd. They so.d a.
fIom s5 cents to $40 each the whole sam real 1ed
S99l A. 6um bsrely covering tue ,Ipcne o! sdyet-
tsiuF.
THx GovFE>MYrr HAS o,rGLiI' .t'tI 30
v...s he Trrrui Ted 70 pa,s The Nl;rows l,..e dsy
br.>L o. afte- iuasrt.
A fErS,H jouEsAL ui lLi.' Gig. "a lsrHpnuc-
Ing .he death Of Greene & Rr,n.cn. !-a, 70 that
he vas the editor Of the u,At't,Dr Esyif,. a con
vert to the Cah,rr r~iF one and one 2 20 a. f,r
vent defender, All this viii be ucvsto Nj. Bron-
son', many ireni'.
Ftra.-A ire occurred about 10 O'Clock on
sa:uriay ,veniu, IN the second story ~ tho 'cpc,
mrnt house, l4T hot't, occupied ~ : Mr.. cole sad
family furnturs,s total los. value, about sl0I. la.
,,royed Damage. shout 475 in,ucd. NJ Clc
and i1nily were Ahfout When the g., broac ou.. u
IL slIposcd ths p4sea WA TIRE robbed and then itj
CAsuALrIEs.-Phi,p Cautlu, late pilot Of
the propeller Furmsn, was accidentally drowned ~
iiurleatc on Friday evening Ills BODY var recovered
and taken 70 his late residence, No. ~ Stone street.
where an inquest -as held upon Il, Ne W.. % yeas
Of nse.
hoy, ~ yeNs Of age, fell out NJ thri f''.~ -ln
do~ At No. % Ludlow stree, ana "as dArF-rsNiy
injured.
Ed-Nd I johnson, OF n .. u y a. 3r.h 'H-s ',as
thIovu from his wagon, h- hor 9 htv.rr 90 sway,
In 9th avenue near lg't s.t,t sd vi y .r.nf'd
A yonng lady named II +. , t.r 40 us hforgh 9TH
Avenue near AID st...tA ierItle 'ic d, ". throw
from the vehicle And dEnsrtuti..T o. t'ru. runa-
vsy horse, alta he'd 10 a wagon I-n a a' thrr We
hicie and upset it. Mia lliI NI1 .'avty ed 10 her
Te-idsnce, No. II Eat h-d p.
Johu Lee OF 40 9g rerry 1t, fel d, ,-i ~ s.tuIdsy
evsnus, In frout OF 40 no " aIr,ns'
PoLCR lSTEI LIGES,r-A Mrs Margaret
Rehmsnn and her brp'osr re.ldins At No. 81 Fifth
street, we're sus,ed on 9.'ulday, charged with hr,-
tsly beating AID kIeklpg Gertrude weber, servant
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Another Dose Of Greek Fire Ready.
THE WAR WESTWARD.
MORE FEDERAL VICTORIES.
Burnside in Knoxville.
Interesting European News.
INTERESTING CITY lNIell IGENCe.

Steam Rams for ahc Rebels.
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Latest News
FROM CHARLESTON.

THE SIEGE PROGRESSING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
TEETH! &E TEETH

insert artificial teeth on Gold, Silver, Plalina and Rub
uct' IN al cases FURNISH temporary sets fee Of roSt
anu Nu'lse all persons who have lad their teeth extract
60 I" nave a temporary set, as II Keeps The under law in
oeVer shape SeNersl cases have come under my notice
sineem m residence In this place where the nndsr ian b,s
eeome seriously injured, by going without a temporary
RT still renew my offer Of A25 a ret for uro,ten ar AZ
caNinR" sets OF teeth on the rubber plate. Thus far 1 nav.
been unable 10 hnd an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for q self; II il fran,
Kew j. :. Tee, formerly a resident " this rlacc
CANTON. n y, June II. 1899.
DR., CosEGrs Dear sir,-l feel impelled In 9Yite 80,
the result OF your dentistry In my case. wish to rec.
commend your work, especially your rubber trork have
tflea Jour Inherent kinds, and much prefer the rubber
Aore man three years ago You inserted an upner aet n
leeh ~ my mouth GU rubber plate, and hove worn n
e'ti since eaten with 1t every meal, and now the nlste IA
Just A. guod as when new The lifting ia ndmirabti -
nav experienced no inconvenience whatever In Wearing
" ARRAYS recommend Il 10 my friends IN ~, fsr,urs ~
god Or ptathd My experience Is oerfa,aiv' dse,ioi5y In
N.ofol the rubber. hope my many friends In Vsrmopt
WI avail themselves Of your services. a. / kpow ~ 20
dentist IN whose bands | should IRE rr to trnst my teetb
interest rather than you, give this letter unsolicited.
rs simple justice. Yours trntv ~
Us. LEE.
Ether or Chioroform given i'm ostreetIny ,
hummer OF teeth ~ required.
W mar IN mind that | only charge s.v,ntv-axo
Genus cavity. Tor a gold nling. I use the best cold
anu warrant the Filings, as do my plate work, Nh.n
convenient, persons from a distance viii nlease dive ne
work. e NV iet
II Once over langdon's Flour store, Mon,p,lier VI,
oetppNN oHN ~. CunE1YS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
Abraham Vandeusen,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Conn. holden a,
W.,a,Neios ni,ttior,s.'t Montpelier, in aud Tor said
dlslticll 90 ihrsad day Of January, A.. H. ls63
IlfNSlsOW UfHAM and !. ". NANnEIfSEN EYern
~ tots OF the last Will aud testament of Abraham Van
dtustn, late oi Nairrn, IN said district, deceased. make.
app'ltauoh ! said court Tor an extension OF IN, time
heretofore ALLOW ed them to pay the debts due FINN snid
estate, aud To render his administration account unt,i
some future day, ""'
Wheteupon lie otdeied by said Court that said ami,
Gallon be heard at the Probate office In Muntpelipi' nm
me I'm day OF February, A, u, 1868 and II is fiube, nT,
det,d lhal notice be given To all persons concerned, by III
pnnnceiloh 81 TITS otdet Ia the Green Mountain Freeman
plnitd al Montpelier three weeks suercssIysly. hs6,,'
said hearing. BY The Count. WV
fiw3i Attest, y "A. MERK1tt. I.1,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
fowar Are.i-i R. cGEAvElASp Judge

STATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Court. holden
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. at Montpelier. on tbe elb
day of January, A, u. 1868.
pODERlCK RICHARDSON Administrator of IN, a.
IL tate otlames NJ. Richardson, late Of A]uutpele, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said tnuu. for Ia
cense " sell The whole of the real estate II which said de.
ceased, di d seized In this state, except the Widows rirb,
at dover therein, but incl ding The feveision Of the Md.
ow's dowet reptrseuliug that said sale would be bcne6,l ia
o the heirs OF said deceased and all interested in sao
estate. '"'
Wheteupon, II Is ordered ny said Court that said ami
Gallon be referred I g the lth day Of February. A.. II. sk1
atthe Probate Office In Montpelier for healing ma 40.
elsluh lhetron aud i Is further ordered, that allpufson,
interested, be nouied hereof, by publication Of no,ier M
THIS application aud order thereon, three weeks surrss.iye
YIN he Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Monlpel
ltt' oeiuie said tine OF hearing th: they may appear a
SAID time aud y ace, aud II they see cause, object ibrfet,
ny the Court.
ihS3t Attest, T. n. MERRILL, JUDGE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. i. The vessels in the At.
lantic squadron are stationed by Animal Du.
font, who is IN command, ADD who doubtless
has not lett Charleston uubloekaded,
Senator SUMMER was tIlumphanily sustained
by the Senate to-day IN laying on the table Sen.
atOr McDougalls resolutions which we're equiv
alent 10 u declaration Of war against France.
Only the Democrats sustained the resolutions
lie War Department has decided to ask
CougicsS TO add tobacco to the list Of army r,.
TONS. PERLLY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate foutt hotI,p al,
RAynoLrH Dl'1Hcr, IS. Chelsea, in sad Disifiet. an
the 18th day Of January, a u. 1863.
EMAN \. WHITE, Adninltnior nf the estate Of
" Liberty +. 1hutber, lalc Of Washington. in .afd ds-
lrict, deceased, presents hi. administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application Tor a
deceased
Nherenpon, it IS ordered by said Canu TINT fad ac-
count and SAID application be referred to a s,asian ~
sad Court to be hch al Il, 4, Whites OMce in sail Va.b.
q on, on the l!tn day Of February, al. 1863 Tor heating
and decision thereon:
Ana III further ordered that notice hereof be- given 10
al persons iHieres ed by publication Of the same tHr,r
weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Freeman. a
newspaper published al Montpelier, previous To- said upr
appointed Tor hearing, that they muyappe n. az .ltdtfDe
ana pace ana snow cause, II any they may have, why
said account should not be allowed, and sacb decree
nmade. Blythe Couu.
3l3t Attest j. Il. C~LEAvELAND, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held 4,
W,sntNGroN Dlrgtcr ~ Montpelier, Within and lo
said Dutrict on HE 2lthday ut January, 4. q. 1853
MlLLIAM CUMMINGS, G. ariian uf Edward Y. n
w Cunning and Vulnsy " Cummings. minor brir.
oi Harriet Cummings late Of BcdIn la said district. de
ce1sgd, makes Application to said court for license 10 sel
the foil wing described real estate OF his said wards, town:
their Interest IN a house and l|otlutmefly owned by N,ham
Rice, deceased, aud situated IN Berlin nforsaid repre.
senting that the sale thereof forthe purpose OF putting Tie
proceeds NJ such sale az interest ~ investing the same
IN STOCKS ~ real estate, would be beneficial L. SAID wards f.
Whecupun, u Is ordered by said Couit that :. h appi
cation be referred 10 A session thereof Ia be held al ne
Probate ONCE In said Montpelier, on the I'm day Of Feb
miry, 4. u. 1853, lt hearing and decision thereon and
II is further ordered ihat AN persons interested, be- nnllhrd
hereof by p%uhhcatiuJ OF uolioe OF said application and
order thereon, Three weeks successfully in the Green
Mouniaid Freeman, pinned at Montpelier, hepre sad
time Of hearing, int they may appear at sand time and
place, aud, IT they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Count,
fvg Attest n u NEppfrr ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
6. T. B%EAuRElARD, Gen. Com'dg,

NV YoaK, Feb. 4. The Richmond Dc,.
patch Of the q contains a telegraph FROM So
ynnndh, Of tie LIST, stating that Il Federal fleet,
consisting Of enc lion clad turrat, four gun
boats, and one mortar boat, again attacked
Fort MeAllistef at Genesis Point, this morning
The firing continued til bali past two this al-
%ternoon, when the enemy retired, whipped
again The b0mbardment was more furi,os
tlan the last. The only person killed On the
r bel side was the commander Of the tore.
A Charleston despatch oil the 3ls., gives the
PARTICULARS Of the capture 0 the guob at John
=. Smith a force Of artillery under 1t. ca
Gates with twenty gurs CONF letely surroun I'D
her in Sto' river, 3 miles from Charle.tou.-
The engagement lasted one hour, when She
hauled down the dag, sGirenlgring ind ndiron-
ally with $50 men
The rebel loss was one wounded. The SHiH
had $ killed, iuelu.iug Turner, the Chief En-
and - wounded, She was anchored IN.
der the guns Of Fort Pembertou, and it was said
she would be ready for sea soon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Probate Counts, VithiTand for the District Of Ran
lolph' ior'he year ensuing, will be holden as 70 llow.
viz
At the Probate Office in BrooEdeld, On the fiat Thurs.
lay IN each month.
Thursday Of each month.
At the west Randolph Ilouse. in Randolph, on the fourth
thursday in each month.
All. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
BY order Of Court,
PERLEY c. JONES, Register.
Chelsea, Deoember L.. 1852. Gf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

tHu WUTIuS Groat Kennedy N'
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease.
This has been so long used and so uh'
%versslly known, that we need do no mon
than assure the public that its quality is KEEP
up TO the best it ever has been, and that J.
may be relied on to do all it has ever done
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER & Co..
Practical end analytical Chcm'sA
Lowell, Mass
Sold by all druggists every where.
l. + PltRt'E, 4 CO, montpelier, J. HENRY, \
" waterbury, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NASHVILLE, Fen. l.. Stokes Tenn. cavalry,
ana one Kentucky Regiment dashed upon :,
camp OF rebels al Middlctown, 10 miles West
VI Murireesbo;o, on the second instant, one
rebel was killed, and one hundred taken prll-
1ners.
Oar cavalry made a sabre charge, took the
rebels by surprise, capt red all their camp
eqnisage, HORSES, wagons &c. Major Dougla,
Vi Douglas rebel battalion and ali ms officers.
were made prisoners.
DAVIS cavalry at franklin has also captured
- rebels who have all arrived here. About q
are severely wounded.
The weather Is very cold.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

STATE OF NERMONT,l ~ Probate Court, held
k,NDolrH DIstEior, IS. Vat Cbelsra, within and ia,
said District On the ldh day OF January, A. L. 1864.
\ instrument p~nIp1Tiine 10 be the last Will aud Tesla.
II meut Il Laura A. Pepper, late of Washington, in saIi
nlstHeldtceascd, icing presented 10 he Coutt by lyman
Pepper, the Executor therein named Tor Probate:
IL i ordered by SAID Cuu,t, tlata all pet>ubs concerned
therein be notified To APPEAR al a session ef ma Tont, g.
be holden at Il. 4. Nniie', tticc, in Washington, on
NE id'hday OF February, 1855 and show tluse. II any
they may nave against the Probate 0f sad WIN: Tor
Wh'cll purpose i Is further otjeIed hat 6 COP, a. the
record oilnis order be published thee week success i've,
IN the Green M'nniain freeman, printed Al MonlpeHef
previous to sald time appointed lut hearing.
"A true 0opy uf Record.
flN9I Au.tt d. ~ p,v.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
New StyIc San Yoke.

IN subscriber has for sale = new style sAP YOKE.
fashioned Soo4en ones. No wood touches ths sboa,d.s
4 nolmes, Montpelier, VI. n lffpN
htoss jan. 81 lseJ. MI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

T4na OF VERMONT. pRoB4rE COURTS within
ga win DC holden at the Probate oGioe, IN Montpelier, in
"a district, on Tuesday Of each week, during the year
nsung' Persons having business with said Court arc re
'aested 10 attend to the same on said court days.
7. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

The Richmond correspondent of the London
Inns writes that the North is financially used
up-and then directs his employers agents in
New York to remit him his wage. in gteenback,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
b. +. BUXTON,
rRorEiTroR or IaI
FOUNDRY
suoP p,

MANUFACTURE or
Ciroulsr hoard MIL I~rons,
With Lanes Patert set Works, (wo,ded u de,irtd1
STARCH. SAW AND GRlsr MILL IRONS.
poses PATENT WATER WHEELS, RrCH,s pa
, tenl Iron Beam Flows, Common Land and Side mn
iloN ~Oahings, Cultiv tor Teeth, 1hrushins Machine
Irons, &C. Az kinds Wood saving Machinery nov
stoves. BIC, All kinds CASTINGS to order. Also. iRoS
fkNCLs Of neu and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
Charles w. NoxcX,s E.lale

INib subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
I ofihle Probate CoGtt Tor the District Of Randolph,
co nmissiuncrs, 90 receive examine, aud adjust adj claims
ana demands oi all persons. against the estate ct Charles
W.. Hoveyi lae NJ B|rookh,ld, Ia sand district. de.
from tn 9th day OF Jan. a. u. le63. being allowed nv sals
Court TO the creditors # said deceased, Ia eAAiIt and
prove their respective claims btfute us; GIVE notice. thal
we Wll attend 10 the dulles ol Our appointment al the
Westinghouse II Ariel uu- nham, IN ~BnakheId. In s5Is
district on the 9Th day Of March next al ~ O'Clock in the
forenoon, on sald day.
FG BlGLOW.
ARIEL 6URNuAN, com'fs
B'ockHeld. Jan oTh 4 { Is4 6w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

\ Curious WILL The will of Richard Eos.
ter Breed, an eccentric Engllshman who died
IN 1897, and who was the owner of Breeds Is.
land IN Boston harbor, is a singular document
Ills estate was large, amounting to $500, 900
or 500 600, the island being estimated at $780,
GOO. The bulk of his property is given to his
daughters hls other l~egaeies, which are m
Gus, depend mainly upon a successful sale oil
my Island. Il appears to have been his hab.
1t, as the giving Of any particular legacy occur
red to HIM, to write it down ON u loose piece of
paper, sign his name to It, and have It attested
Another date upon the sam piece of paper
would be followed by the words, " perused and
approved. Il. f.. Breed" On another slip
OF paper tins legacy would be revoked, or
changed, as he changed his mind. till sometimes
1t Is difficult to tell what was his wish in refer.
ence to that particular bequest. Finally, he
fastened together these scraps and solemnly
declared them, with what had been, or what
might thereafter be written upon them, to be
hs will. There are in all seyeuty-fve pages,
and upon these his signature occurs more than
one hundred and fifty times, One servant
signed her name as witness Of his signature
twenty nine times, another twenty. three times,
and a third eight times. The will was duly
proved, aud allowed both in England and in
Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb , The Princess Royal,
e ptured of Charleston, hai on board, OJ0 bar
refs OF g~uupoWdcr, t~. Armstrong gum, q
large lot Of machinery, soj bales OF sheet iron.
500 boxes OF TN, one steam bakery, 1874 bales Of
ordnance, % cases oil boots, 90 bag. OF c,fee,
and other valuibls.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

ParlApRLrnA. Feb. > The release Of Mr..
Boleaa Vac Elected by hIs giving bis parole
that he would not print any more such articles
in he trrntHg J1waaI as that entitled " Da.
Wis MessAge. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

'mittee was appointed to confer with the other
State Societies. with a view Of correcting abuses
aud securing reforms necessary tor the safety
and comfort Of our volunteers in the army, and
Tor the transfer Of the wounded soldiers 70 their
homes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
FARM IN RANDOLPH
FOR SALE Az 4 RARGAuNt

SAin farm Is tiias,ed three and n %halrmiles from We,
N. nisnmaaP pa on w main road through East Rraintr,et
N9,shqs'u lhe Ram contains ls3 acres Of good land
sult5uly aiNld.d ih,o moving, ~ti.lags, pastnnnv ma
Sooa ss9, About twenty acres are ittey 10 al oy'r'
- = vs. y ~ remainder OF the moving i In high state
!. VS,'isa.en. ne arm Is an excellent stock FARM ma.
~ Vsvuaids and a sugar place. The house ia ga nv IA
spa se en- 70 by % Net--all wen finished, and bu,t' M
a y asai.ato. Harm No. l. 30 by u feet with r,iis,
by :. " ~. anu sheds attached, earn No. h al Nv
~ ies', vilh cellar utdei he whole barn. and ,b,S aUss
laeh.a' 1fanoiy, l6hy isfcet. There Il runn,nr 80 !.
Of the subscriber iiiWry a4is inquire
Randolph. Jan. 20, lses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

LITERARY ArrRscIATfoN.-An Amer can gen.
tleman relates, after leaving n paper of which
no was the editor. and returning on a visit, he
wrote a leader for the new editor, aud he really
thought 1t good-better than ho had written
tor months. Next day h" met an old acquaint.
anee with a paper IN his hand. "Ah," said
he' - this TAPER is but a miserable thing now
nothing like what it was when you had it "
and pointing 70 the article he had written, he
continued " Look, Tor instance, at that thing
Who would read such trashy stuff as that =
Why did Of the Tool lei you write the article ,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

BANK NorE PRlNrlNo-rhc Washington cor.
respondent OF the New York Journal Of Com.
ms'es says, that, although not directly author.
lHed to do so, S~ecrtary Chase Is quietly estab.
fishing a bank note printing establishment in
The Treasury Department. In completing one
OF the wings, one half of the root has been
50 raised as 10 form a moasard,, orgarret story
The front OF which, facing the east, is of icon
aud glass A very light apartment has thus
hsen created Tor the presses. and although tho
change currency will be first printed, it is con.
'emplated to have the entire government issues
printed there. While fraud can thus be avoid
cd the operations OF the department can be con.
csaled IRON the brokers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

TrsiDs Going south and E...
Leave Montpelier - y ~ A. NJ. 10 D.. N sgt "t
M IL TRAIN leaves St. Alban at G.I5 ,.0
Nlton 7,00 4. NJ, connecting al White Riyp,, 9e
with trains for aud from Wells River, 81, I'm, w
Liuot0n, aud with Nortlem Railroad In, r'"DN9
ell, Worcester &c, and conneclin al Belize o
Cheshire X. X. or Iloston and with Vernon, KUN
r. i0r Springfield, New Haven and New ", va.
in New York at l0,l5r. H.. WIN vi
ACCOMMODATION TRItN leaves Rouse. pu.
A. 81 fof burlington. Rutland aud Kodb6eld ""l
Nam EsFREss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbuto 1n..
Montreal at $50 P. NJ, Rouses Point AT & N -t
Ing az Boston at $40 4. NJ, connecting "a Ri, ~
with Cheshire X. Il. for Boston and Wore
Vermont Valley K R. for Springfield and ft
and arriving IN New York at145 p. 81. ''
Trains Going North and We,
Leave Montpelier at ) 90 A, NJ. 5 40 An hnSt
MAI TBAiS leaves Boston OF 1880 . n
Lawrence OF Fitchbufg. Leaves sprinp6ri ,et
Fellows talli at l2.23 ?. NJ. connecting al WY
Junction With Northern K, X. from Boston ,r uP
sumpsic h. Il, for and from II. Johnsbufy an@ "N
t|rriying At Burlington at no P. n and N N.a
S. p. NJ, and lodge. '''NI
ccoanOoATf6E TRAiS leaves NortGeli
Tor Burlington, Rouses Point and Moutn q. "'"'
hidHr ErrHHss THAtN leo YES Bellows Fan.
t@eceiving passengers from Vermont VaIlcy n
New York AZ 500 A.. NJ, and from Cb..b".
leaving Boston a 400 p. N. conp,,''.
White River Junction with train leayIn" ~
800 p. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. S'
Il yer Junction at lLi0 p. w., arriving A. ~.
at Jl5 AN, llouses Point Mt z 90 A. |'
l0,30 4. N. and 0edensbutgh al 100 ,. ~'D'
with Grand Trunk trains for Delr3lt, Cbir3, r'1'
West. 81
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the p,,.,
trains uhning between Ruuse's pointand gor,S,
Through Tickets for Chicago and the He.t H.,
he principal stations. "
G. M|ERRllLa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb. 3. News from Suffolk. Va.
reple'entS the enemy iost night IN force be-
tween 10 and Il mnes lrolA there. this sld,
OF Black water. Our troops had taken ever,
procautIon 10 attack hun again should be ai
Vsnce iarther toward SGl1lg. There i, mo-,
no evidence that an engagement viii cn.ue i'm.
mediatsly.
Inc port Of Galveston had been declared
open to Ibe trade Of all NATIONS hiendly TO The
o1uth by "A ? oc amatiyn ol G. u. M4gruder
which he sent forth under a neutul n,e-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

AtnANr, n. Y, FEB. ). The State Medical
Society held their annual meeting to-day. A
communication from the State Medical Society
OF Massachusetts, relative TO the abuse oil, the
HihbntanCe service &c. was received. A com.