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Sharif'S s ale.

George u Hall " Amos ) BrtIlev.
10y vr-u, az .r'l of sale ti me- directed.
/ } issued ont of tile II III IN lieial District
Court. f.r va" untv. ) a." Of Kansas. | will.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY IN 1864
# II cock. NJ at ia uft-h"r... duor in the
town of Em orr Gu ,ty of L.on an State
"f kausa- off, Tor sale pub lie auc ion. T., the
highest Iii IL =. the fol owing lescrib Il ltndS
aud ten. IN. n;s to vii: Tie Southeast qunrter
If :. cion 81. Township 10 RANG II cjnrain.
ing so ncrcs. ar loss. situated in Lyon
equity. State o Kansas, to he sid the property
"f the said Amos ). Bradley to "a isfy said order
of ile
Given under nv hand at my office in EmporiI,
his 2Slh day Of November A. 1853.
ROBERT PARHAM,
:'l3-lS 81 col Under Shrrif
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Adm ;n1s,ratrix,s Notice.

NOTICE j. her. by given that l@itors of ad.
y mInisirtii"n Tr"n the estate of BENJAMIN
ODELL. d' ceased. hnve been g"nnted 20 me by
the Lyon County Pr.Iat. Court hearing date
the 80 h day oi Oet"ber. eighteen hundred and
sixty three. Al persons having claims against
sad estafe required +" exh bii them TO me for
Hliu''anc- within ON year uf The date Of said
l-tfers. or they may b. prreu I'D from any ben
f. of such estate; aud il said elaine be not OK.
hIbitrd within three years from the date of said
letters. they will be forever barred
BETSY NJ ODELL,
Adminisira Fix OF Bcni Oiell, deceased.
October 30. 1863. rnnv7
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FINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all PARTIES interest
IN cd, that unless the Lands and Town LOts,
hereinafter described, sold for the Tax Of $50.
81, and go, redeemed previo to the 9fh day
Of May, A. D. 1864, Deeds will be issued to the
purchasers. j. X. SWALLOW,
Treasures Office, ! County Treasurer
Lyon County, Dec. II, 1863 [4w
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u. S. Taxesl

NOTICE is heryby gwen. th., the Int arna Al
l Re'enue Taxes embraced in the Annual
List f''r 1861 are now du and that will attend
by mys If ar d putty. ut the Office ef the Register
OF D'-ds. Emperit. Lyon coiIaty, Kaasls on the
(21ul twenty sixth day OF December bein. the
last Saturday in Dac,ni5-r. A. D. 1861; and tiiat
all taxes unpaid after that dite will b.. Liable 10
ard eharg d penai'y Of ten per cent.
JOHN SPEER
3l4l8St Us Collector Internal Revenue
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Fremont 'roun ste.
Oraers' rarles URkaern.

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CATAREeEH SNUFF.

HlS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself be the best
article ever known for curing the CATAARH, CoLp N
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte n
oeen greatly improved by its 1t purges out all OBJ
structons, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Affected. II is BY many
OF the best physicians aud used with great and
satisfaction everywhere. r..
MoIe than twenty five years. experience has proved
its great value and this sta nds than
ever before. IN ~
large number of the most espectable Druggists in
Boston and New York. in icate signed by them in
1854 say: 7f-'
" The undersigned, having Tor many years been ac
qualntcd with DR.. MARSHALL CATARRH ARD He AID ACHE
SNUFF, ana sold it in wi trade, cheerfully
state that believe eIu every respect TO tho
recommendation given of 1t foi he of Catarr hal
Affections, and that 1t is decdy best article we have
ever known for all the comm IN eases Of the head.'
BE are Of COunterfetts! Vs..
A fac smile of the signature OF the r9prieter
liRLES BOWEN, is O.: ever bottle Sold by Drugs
fts + erywhere 25i4mr6T'yl
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Three Invaluable Books for every
Piano Forte

THE HOME CIRCLE-A volume Of ZIG pages con-
tans Is Marches ana Quickscps, 46 atzes 81 Pnkas
Schottisches, Redo as, Aazukas and Polka Mazur
kas LVarsoyiennes, Gori "a, Galopadse IA ,otons
and Quadrles A Dances, H.rnpipes &C., nged for
the Piano.
THE SILVER CHORD-A Companion to the " Home
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Pilno forte. ..t ...
The SHOWER OF PEARI.S--Con' aiming t. 9, most
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and Tenor, Soprano and Bass. and Tel Bas Ar
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he large amount and great arety Of Piano Yeeab
Music comprised in the above Collections have rel dered
them mme nsely popular, and much sought after by Play
er a'd singers They furnish th most suitable ptse
Tor every time and occasion, are pied to ever
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Price of each, in cloth $225 in plain binding a. co.
on receipt OF which copies will be ma led pc st-paid
DIV ER DiTSON & co., u...
MARI Publishers al Washington 81, Boston.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
e u MI a RI M I S e r Y.

Just Published in Sealed Fnv pc; Price cts.
LEG rURE BY Dr. CULvERwELL ON THE
CAuSE AND CURE Of Spermatorrh9a CONSUMPTION,
Impaired M rtion OF the BIO y. assude Wee ness Of
the limbs and Back, Indlsposton aud ncapacity for
Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehe nson, Loss of
b. mory, aversion to Socetv Lore OF 8, litude Tim-
ty, Sf Strust DZzin S. Hss tache All c,iab OF the
Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Involuntary emissions and
Sexual lncapacity, the Consequences Of Youth inds
CT elton, &C, &c. IT -
~ This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumera ed often self af cited evils may he re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and sho Id be read by youth anil mar
the land.
sent under seal 20 any address, in pain Sc led enc
yeiope, on the receipt of cents two STAMPS
by addressing,
CHAs J KLINE h CO.,
Ia7 sOwsry, New Yoik Pea Oxse Box
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The enemy's loss was severe, reaching no
doubt to 200, as their wounded were fonnd
everywhere. Our own oss VIII not exceed so
in killed and wounded. FEt
1t Was a square, st ndup cavalry fg.t of over
,Vur hours duration, and the result proves that
eur cavalry, when well handled, are equal, if
notsuperior to the enemys. In every instance
they fed before the charge Of eur men.
NEw YORK, March 10. A Port Royal letter
states that g rumor by steamer from Fernan-
dina, that the force of 1000 negroes which as
cended the St. Mary's river, met with severe
reverse and have probably been captured. This
seems to conhrm the accounts via, Mobile, re-
ceived yesterday.
Special Dispatches from Washington, say
Zen. Burnside leaves to-day for bis command.
1t is untrue that Gen. Sigel has withdrawn
his resignation.
While posting pickets, Tuesday, near Darnes-
vile, Maj. Wells and Capt. RedEeld, of the LIST
Vermont Cavalry, and three or tour privatts
were captured by the rebels.
CINCINNATI, March 10. Special dispatches
from Memphis announce that the Yazoo Pass
expedition had met with q check. On Friday
last the ganboat Chillicothe encountered rebe I
battery at the junction OF the Yalabueha ard
Tallahachie rivers. The fight lasted ali day
One shot Fl ON the battery entered port hole
of the Chilliootho, killing four and wounding
fourteen. The Chillicothe received "a shots,
and was damaged seriously
Gold has gone up to 400 per cent in Rich
moDd, and transactions are reported there az
high as 600 per cent.
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Qailp fireman..
MONTPELIER, MARCH 10, 1868.
Washington County Court.

Aoa3o Smith U Es'atc Of RoswtA ALgcr, =
Appeal from Decision of Commissioners. IL
CARPENTER for plaintiff; Fis4e, Reed and
Dillingham; for defendant. Jury disagreed.
jeremiah Haley U John ". Richardson--
Trover. Henry and Durant for Plaintiff.
CIough, Wing & Lund for Defendant. Verdict
that Plaintiff recover S64,74 damages and costs.
Ed,O0rd A. Wttb apt E. NJ. hish-Trover
for horse. Entered March Term, 1862. Duran,
and Dillingham; for Plaintiff Henry and Red
field for Defendant. On trial
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STATE LoAv.-1he Rutland Hcrold saws

STATE LoAV.-lhe Rutland Herald says ::
Vermont credit is still decidedly above par. The
bids for the loan to the SAFE Of $250,OO0, re-
Gently advertised, have just been opened. The
whole amount bid was about $4,000. The
premium offered, on the bids accepted, varies
rom IL 4 to IA "a per cent, so that the
State will realize about $3l 900 out of the pre-.
mIums. D! the loan, the SUM of $l2 500 only
is awarded IN the State, the remainder chiefly
to bidders in Massachusetts at Boston, W or
CT ster, Nantucket &c. OF the $l2 500 award
ed in this State, SO 900 is to the Ascutney
Bank of Windsor, and the remainder to two or
three individuals ....f-.
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" yy0rti S.o.t.

A sWoRD, belongins'o the Tate tapt. Qlimby, OF the
A Sta X gnent Vernon Volunteer u.s. WAS lost on the
IA ron Montpelier to painheli, som time between he
Iotp AMI 25th Of January 1t WAS los. ou Il sleigh IN
gong ON peller Pbinfeld, and IL Rot air, any
ouad, aiay he discoyeed when snow melis Any
nnunS tue same will confer favor and h. well paid Tor
all trouble, by addressing THOMAS QUIa5Y,
Lyndon Centre VI
., by ieav ng the the Office Of the oREES Noun
SAH FRRsx Az ...-
March LIZ, 1861.
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THE Par nership heretofore existing between W. F
4 BRh "A ANA GEO W TILhEN, under the firm oi
BRAnAS& T'LpEN, istbis v dssovtdn y mutual con
sent, AID III notes AMI tecauuts due said RANAN III
BEN must be ptla Dy a hr,t al April next, t. they
viii be left with an attorney for col}ection
". f. BRAMAN
GEO. w 1ILlEN I
Montpelier Vt. Feb. &C. 1853. FdIwwIm :
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DENTAL NOTICE.

shall leave my Office M3niIy, March ?3l to be
absent bot four weeks. Notice of MY return will be
gwen IN IN piper During my absence. my flee will
be kPt Up ana psrs wishing operations on teeth
can be waited upon bv Nr. Il. H. Fuller who has been
my assistant for six month ST.
, john NJ. C0NEGYS, Dentist.
Montpelier. March IL, ls63 d6wf
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SvaECh Found.
EoUNp, in a eigh in Montpelier Village. Su, day,
L March s'h silver " atch W III a Hunting Case The
ca nave the same by proving pr Operty and pay
ing charges, Inquire Of
Monfpelie'. March 10, 1858 DIV
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New Hampshire Eiee,iou.

CoNCoRIi, March I2.-The returns from all
but - OF tie 233 cities and towns indicate the
following rsult OF the recent State election: =
akIng last years vote for those not heard
from, and adding per cent gain for the de n
oclaiic candidate, the vote for Governor in the
State will stand about as follows :-Eastuau,
democrat, 32,i3G; eiimor. republican, p, 80;
Hartman tnlon democrat 1859. . g.
Eastman thus lacks abont Sisg of Il consttu-
iioi al Uajority To elect him His plurality over
Gilmor Is estimated At 3,a76. EIs,man'e gain
from last year is ASH.
For Congress, Daniel Marcy, democrat, is
elected in the frs: district over joel Esstmsn,
republican, by $50 majority; Edward IT. Roi-
linz. republican, is re-elect-d an the second dis
tric; by 3Uc majority over Jno. Ii. Georg-, dem
ocrst. Jas. ", Peterson, republican, lie elected
in the third district by $50 majority over Wm.
Burns, democrat.
The republicans will have between 50 and 20
malority III the Honse and OF the IL Senator.
Tie Council viii probably stand republicans
ard democrats = ..-.. ed.
LATER Returns from several towns in the
sercnd congressional district bring Mr.. Roflin-'
majority down 20 a small figure and IL may
require the official rrturns 10 decide it. 80
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ARMY or THE POTOMAC.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTonAo
March i2-The pictets Of the enemy along
certain portions OF the line on the oppos he ls-
cf the Rappahannock are one half nrrroes And
the other half white men. The negroes are
armed and uniformed the came as the w hites
The fact appears beyond a Y uestion; only from
cne hundTedto one hundred and nfty Yards
intervening between eur pickes and those OF
the enemy, and they are plsinly 10 be dis,Yn.
gnished without The aid Of glasr. . n .-s
General inta'ls, Chief quarter mast Of Ia :.
army OF the Potomac, has issued q circular
modifying and reducing the Transportation az
all arms oiseTyice, &c well as The stats OF corps
divisions and bTigades. -. 49,. ~ -
Marriage rites were soipmnized TO- day at the
camp Of the Seventh New Jer.ey regiment
between Captain d. Hart, OF that regiment
and Miss hammond, Of Washington
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FROM PORT ROYAL.
Capture Of the English Steamer Dsur
Ladened srfth Goftou

NEW YORK. March l2-The eteam sunb~s
2nsker Clty rived this evening from Psrt
Royal, via Charleston bar on the s,h S,s
GENES 10 repair and receive new bc,lers "
On the 9Th ihetsnt, OF Oep- Fear enc can
tureo the brinah steamer Dopro, AFTER an ex
citing chase OF six hours. she has = cargo of
it.' bales OF cotton, and va, bound from Wu-
miDston, N. g., 10 Nsseau. She was oraerrd
70 New foTk Tor adjudication
ne Quaker Caty brings q large number ef
prisoners and captured persons ana inyanas
from the South Atlantic Squadron
LATER-The prize steamer Dourc, captured
by the u maker City, arrived tonight
The steamer Mary Sanford, from Port Royal.
and tie transport chip Monlceilo from New
Orleans, also arrived tonight
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Fren the Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I2.-Arrived to-day,
ship Coe uim DO, from Boston.
The steamer Sonora brought from hsuzanl-
Ia thirteen boxes Of treasure r~ceived from the
wreck of the steamer Golden Gate, making
about s6t6,vo0 in all received here
The Sonora sailed this afternoon for Pana-
ma, carrying 2i2 passengers and IasO oyU an
tress ure for England and S2{0,O00 for New
York.
oregon papers OF the 4th have been received.
Spring has fairly opened ana the emigrsnLs
starting for the mines. Two hundred left
Portland in one day, Principally for Bsrhes-
willie.
From pres mi indications, California esnigra-
tion 10 Oregon, Washington Territory, Idsls
ard British Columbia this year will exceed
that OF. the last, whiie thr rush FOR washce,
Humboldt ard the North stern STAT. OF
Mexico promises TO be unprecedented.
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Id NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
nY PROFESSOR ALkNASDER w0bUHSK1.
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND T. iHPoSER.
NEW AND SIMPLlFIED METHOD FOR
pIaNn k0ETE SLNG INfI

Prof. Wolo <ssi continues his Sinsing and Piano
Glasses. opeUs new Course for Piano and Sing
ing. which will be be last
n, Pr Wolowski' Rev method, person hsv-
ing only sie ht knowledge of music viii be enabled
in very Short time to resd music with great fsci J.
ty aud execute operatic well s. classical music
with rare perfection.
As to the vocal psrt, by his way OF vOcSliZation
Re arrives at most extraordinary results renters
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
ize With facility accurac, ard fine quality OF tone
rTof Wolowski rG ceiyHs visitors daily from tc
o'clock m. a his residence, No. 43I losh street,
&c tween and y, mars I'm
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HILAufLf tiIA, INaIN ca f<---.sIil uftaItOUs Ic-
ports of the Peace Conference n, Richmoa5,
ncm Charleston and Washington, have crea ted
great excitement here to-day. Government
stocks are advancing, and beter feeling ex-
listed in the boards
The uaker City, which arrived from Port
Royal yesterday, reports that a rebel lieutenant
captured near Charleston says that srcret
soliaiiuns for peace have been progressing At
EIchmond for three weeks. TIE papers ara
10; allowed 10 allude TO the particulars.
' Gen. Neglee, commanding the Union forces
from North Carolina now in this Departments
in whom both Generals Hunter and Foster
have unboEnded confidence, viii take an i'm
portani part in The proJected expedition.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
ASSOCIATED PRESS pTsrArouys,
rKdM Eugopr

PoRTLAxp, Hsxch I2.--Ths sseamsr Aas,,-
Saxon has srris we'd, with Que day lss~r sd ysss.
from Liverpool -. = : 80 -
1he Icnccn u lobe thinka thsf a sxntyaal.
HOE exists between M. Seward aud M Wer
carl, ihs French M mini-ser, Ind stsau oae OF tne
Two ro,sram-pts viii have 10 aenaud \ suo
go n,ist apology. 80 - : 80
lie Tmee profese-s % believe that Mrs,~
std really Old listen 20 Mr.. Mefcier's eou us.t.
Ihe 1fnee sieoy considers ths moyernents In
iiiinoi. and other States a q proof tnat eeas4
i. vented. .r 3. .-r--- ..-..- a Il :,
The Ar1erieau Minister wa. ~ sns Prsass or
Nafese lSvet.r..- fsrssi o. ..-.rt'f trR anf-fF
The Russian. troops lad b~~u vnt % Ases,
after IN eight hoars' hght at Kusne cy "A.
Poits. !; war reported that tae peopie drova
o. The Cossaoks who pursued fugitive Pc,>s
INTO Austrian territory ..t - +. = 4
TIE Spanish Ministry have rssixnsd
The Mayor cf Liverpool had given a nan
qD<t to the captains OF the American relief
ships. .ar4.''H ... - - - = '>--
COMMERCIAL. "a r.r.- "a. -Er.rs
LIvkRPooI, Feb. 21-Sslee Of cotton for the
week i2,cte bsies, the marker closing with an
advance OF sakd on the week for America n !:
other kinds of Cotton have declined B1oer
has downward tendency and Wheat has de-
eiiEed 20. Corn has also declined 3asd. Pro-
visions are Ssf.
Consols closed st setseax
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The Railroads in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Com merciai,
of this morning, says that the Little Miami
Railroad Company has secured the countrol OF
the IJsyton aud Western Railroad, and viii
take pCssession OF IL on the 18th Of April next.
The Cincirrati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
COMPANY has leased the Dayton and Michigan
Rai;roed and the Little Miami Railroad
Compauy has under consideration the pro-
urietv of leasing the Sandusky Railroad.
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Retreat OF Van Dorm.
TIRE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
A Skirmish.

CISCINsAyI. March IA ekirmieh occrrred
Nest,i day twelve miles east of Paris. Kentucky
EEs ot our iorsgp trains was attacked ty some
f!iy eGtrillas, " no were beaten Ell by the team.
si'Is and gua rds. Reinior rcements were sent 20
The PUari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-13

sSThe cotton market i'm Nashville ls lively.
ON Monday last seysnty-hy bales were soid
at Csc. per pound.
sxThe prospects OF the growing wheat crop
in Eastern ksnsas are generally good. A large
area has been sown-
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THE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
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Miss JULIA N0KTI aEK, he Qssen OF ihe Ameri-
The AK4B LAY
vih be repeated-universsily acknowledged to be
the most besut fui act ever performed.
TONIC HT,
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b. EssH; " ,is Arms. rons,
JIE my CLARK, Johnny CLARKE,
will appear.
NEW DANCES BY
Miss lille BT don, Mics Jennie Allen.
EiTs Josephine Florence, Miss Lott Clifford,
Hiss Nate L srrisoD, Miss Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
Come Early, II yog I"th Seats
Doors open at o clock ps rformxRce ats.
Admission IS cents; Orchestra, SJ ce atsi Private
Boxes thoidilg six, CO.
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Fck LADIES AID CHILDsEs.
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Sailing of the Krokuk

NEw YORK, March I2.-The iron clad steam
rr krokuk sailed from the lower bAy yeSlT
day
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

Roc.esf.r, ". T., Dceenaber q, lssl-
Mess'rs. p. II. Dk.KE CO.. have been a great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three four " ara xnd
had 10 abaldUn my profession. About tn res
months ago tr &C the Plantation Bitts RS ana TO
my great Joy, / am DOW nearly weii man. have
enied them in sew. raj Ssses. and far
I know, always with signal benefit
sm respectfully yours