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rHE Subscribers, having been appointed by tie Hon
| orabe Prob&i, Coui tor the Distfici OF washington
Commits sioneTs toreCevt examine dadlue tiIC'a1ms
md demands oful pe'soRs, against the ES'ae on h'
Rich late of Northfed, in said District, deceased
reptes nsolv aud the term a. SIX months from
he Sd day If December, A. D. leC2 being allowed by
.ald Courtpthe creditors isait deceased toeXbjban
prove their pectiv claims DttoTt Us give htc' ma
we viii attend To the duties 90 Gun appointment
he DIV elllng house of Mary tfh in Fouthe d. "a san
District the I'd Tuesday If Januay and june next a.
one o clock nlhe afternoon t>c ot sal0 days
GOTHAM ELLIS, tCcr,,s
ORHlN w. ORC UTl,
Nnnhfela- ne1. 3D.. a. u isG9. l1t3MJ
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terribly used on Friday. Breckenridge was
wounded in the ear and his adjuIant was killed.
Wounded officers estimate their loss from II,
600 to Il, 900 with great slaughter OF leading
officers.
Col Mulllgan. of Tennessee, was moataily
wounded, and Is in the hospital at Murlfees
boro The body Of Gen. Hanson was sent
South to-day. Gen. Rains body was sent to
Nashville. The enemy's rear guard was en-
countered at 10 o'clock, Sunday night, by Gen
Stanlv, and reiterated with loss of 30.
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Probate q OUPsss

STATE OF yERNoNT, lpRoB4AIE. COURTS With, within
d will be holden at the Probate Cce, in Montpelier, in
lid District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
tuested to attend to the same on said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December /, 1860.
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Meeting Of the Board Of Medical Examiners.
At niae O'Clock, Thursday morning. January 18TH he
state Board If Medical Examiners will ct at the Pa
von House Montpelier, for he purp ST Ct examining
applicants for appointment to The Medical staff of The
Vermont Volunteer Service. Sia'e papers please copy
SAML. W. THAYER, Jr,
Chairman ri the State Med. Board
burlington, VT, January |. 1858
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, Jan. I.
News from the rebel side relative to the Muir
freesboro fight, is in effect that they have
taken 1000 prisoners and % guns
JEFF Davis has returned to Richmond, where
he delivered bitter and violent speech against
the Federal Government aud its officers, denoun-
cling it as guilty of the most enormous crimes
Although the rebel forces in our front have been
greatly reduced, and the army at Port Royal
entirely withdrawn from view, 1t is not believed
that any have been sent to reinforce Bragg IRON
this point, bat that they have merely fallen
back on the line of ra lroad for greater facility
i'll procuring supplies.
The atmosphere is much colder to day, IN
dcaling severe weather. No movements OF i'm
portance have occurred for several days, All
Is now quiet.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held a

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court held a
WASHINGTON IsTRroT So. Montpelier in said District
on the 27'h day Of December A. \. 1862.
BEL S. WILLIAMS, Administrator Ct ;he estate of
Ithamer ALE late Of N0rtadeli, said District de
ceased, presents his administration account for examna
ton and allowance, and makes application for decree
Cea-ed.
Whereupon, it is ordered By said Court that said ac
and said application be referred session Of
said Court to te held at the Probate office in said
Montpelier the 2)th day Of January, A D 1853,
for hearing and decision thereon aud it is fuftheY
ordered, that notice hereof be given to all Delsons
interested by publication Of the three weeks sue
cessively in the Green Mountain Freeman ne spaper
published at ontpeer previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear said time and
place and show cause Il any they may have why said
accoun should be alkiwed, and UGH decree made
BY the Court.
3G6w3 Attest r. r. MERRILL, Judce
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CINCINNATI, Jan I Gen. Carter's expedition
turn from East Tennessee. it let Loudop Ky
on the Goth and comprised 1000 cavalry. The
results of this expedition are the destruction
of 2 important bridges, the killing, woundng,
and capturing of $50 rebe.s, the taking OF 700
stand OF arms, and a large amount OF Hour,
salt and other stores. A locomotive and TWO
cars were also destroyed.
A brisk ekirmish took place at the Wautoga
bridge, and another at J"nesvllle. This rad
Was one of the most hazardous Of the war, and
attended with great hardship and prlvatlons
We lost only 10 men.
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Hhe Confessions and EXpeF-
eMCe Of am Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR TIE BENEFIT and " roing and
caution to young WHO sufIerfron Nervous DobI-
ity Premature Decay, supplying at the time the
OF Self-Cue. BY who has cured himself after
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quAcker ByeuclosinE postpaid addressed envel
ope SINGLE COPIES be hal Of the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR. Esd. Bra ford, Kings e., N. Y.
march. lSfvt
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New YoRK, Jan. I. Three hundred and
twenty i've sick and wounded soldiers Of YER
mont regiments will arrive here Tomorrow
morning, in charge of the special agent for Yer
mont Frank Ii Holbrook, E.q. They are to be
forwardeI TO the hospital in bfltleboyo.
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srArG oE NERMoNr. AALa Probale court. no!aen I.

STATE or VERMONT, Alta Probate Court, holden ST
kAHpoLPH DisTRIoT. ss.A Chelsea, Nith.n and Tor Sa
D.stic on the 18Th day e december. 4. u. ItG2
4, LIHU HYDE Administrator Of the stare Of James
"a Y Hunt late Of UNI idg5, III said district deceased
makes application for hcens to sell al HE eaI estate Of
ceSsary for the payment of bis and charges against
said state and tha pan cfDnoi be sod without injury
t. those crested m III r. maIn!er
Whereupon, II is ordered that said application he
ferred session Of said Court, he held the Or
ange County Hotel in Chelsea in said District The
18TH day of January neXtand thai ali persons interested
b. notified hereof by publication Of this three weeks
sucCesslvely in the Green Mount in Ftetman printed At
Montpelier, in this SAFE before the time appointed
aors id for hearing, that they may appear at sad time
and place and show cause II any hey may have, why
such license should be granted.
Hy the curt.
f365w3 Alte8., !. CLEAVFLAND Judge.
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Abigail NJ. smFssn's Estate.

Tar subsc bers, having been appoint ed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the DiItict Of Randolph, com
issonerS IT, receive examine ana adjust al cians and
demands OF All persons, the estate Of Abigail
smith. late OF IHnbdge. sai1 District, deceased rtpre
scented nsoVeHt, and he tIm o SIX months tfoH The ooh
day Nevem er 1862 being allowed by to the
creditors ." SAID deceased to exnIb anG prove their res
pecNe claims beiuIe us: Give nuice, thai will at
tend to Tie duties OF HptUIIh uent al the dwelling
house james Martin, TUnbiidge, in sad district on
The first uesdy January aud May next O'Clock
In the afternoon, each Of said days.
g. L. TRACY, ca
A. RoWELL CONS
1unbridge, Dee 23d, D. 1852. 366w3
"A. Is. Drew, Executor.
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ROjs %praG,se'& gt~tasc.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by tue Honora
/ biz Probate Court for be DISTINCT Of Runioph. Com
III ssiuner, eceVe, examine aud adjust all cium> aud
demands of all persons against the estate Of LIS Sprague
Lite of Randolph, in sad strict, dect ase,i, aUd
the term Of six months lom the I>t day Ct January
being allowed ny said CT, of said
sed to exhi lit and prove cif Iespect.e claims be
oie Us Give notice, that viii tie duties &c
our appointment at the Westinghouse Of john Bus
well, in Randolph, Va said district, the Cd day Of
February next, at ten clock II the forenoon.
PkLEG MOREY. ,.,
A.P. OsG0OD, 'o"'"
December 90 A D. 1862 367w34
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TEETH ! Gf}f+, TEETH !!

insert artificial teeth on Gold, Silve7 Plana and Rub
ber In all furnish temporary sets fee of cost
and advise all persons who have ad their teeth extrac
ed to have temporary keeps he under jaw IN
better shape Sever cases have come under my notice
since residence in this place where the under Jazz has
become seriously aHres by going without temporary
az still renew my offer OF SOS set for "roten or de
caing" of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to flint an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for self; 1t Is from
Rev. J. :. Lee formerly resident Of this place
CANTON Y, June 81, 1862.
Dr. CaMEGYs Dear sir-I feel impeed to write you
the result OF your dentstry in my wish to rec
commend your work especially your rubber work have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years you inserted an upper set OF
teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and hive worn it
since with it every meal and now the plate IS
just good when The fitting is admirable, ana
have experienced inconvenience whatever IN wearing
it. atcdys recommend IL 10 my friends IN preference TO
qo{d or piatna My experience is certainly decdedtg in
of the rubber. hope my many friends in ermon'
will avail themselves Of your services. as know 20
Dentist in whose bands should pre- to trust my teeth
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited
| as simple justice. Yours truly,
Ether cr Chloroform given in extracting "a
number of teeth If required.
~ Bear in mind that only charge SevGn'y-hve
cents ~ cavity for Il gold filing uee the best gold
ana warrant the flin.s as do ny plate work v hen
convenient rsons from distance will please give me
few days notice, when they intend coming to mo for
a.. Office over Langdons Flour Sore, Montpelier, VT
| oct.6D&w John N. COWBOYS
STATE OF yGtMuNT, / Alta Probate Conn, holden at
RANDOLPH DsTncT, S. Chelsea, within and ioi
said District on tIelSt day o Jaunsry A. u, 1863
7IBA SPRAGUE, Executor of the last VIII ard tesla
Ii ment Edward Sprague, lae 81 Randolph in said
dIst,i,t deceased mai application for license to sci
all The real estate CT said deCeas and represents lha
such sale is necessary Comply with the requirements
; Of the will of said de ceaecd.
Whereupon is ordered by Court that said app
catinu be referred session thereof 10 be holden
Probate Office on Wednesday tHe 2lst dly f JAnuaIl
A. D. 1868 for hearing and decision thereon aud
further ordered that all persons n rested be Gifted here
of by publication Of this order h &c weeks snCcrssive
in the Green Mountain freeman, printed at NuHtpeitrT
fla this ,te before the time appointed aforesaid f.
hearing mat hey may appelra SAID time and place
show caust, any they may haze, why such licens
, ishuud n0l be granted
BY The Court,
q iva J. n. GLEAyELAND, Register.
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RY T'EEEGRAE7tA
TO THE FREEMAN.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. {. The Wheeling In
rellioeacer of Yesterday says; Senator Carska-
don. who arrive from New Creek, reports that
the rebels attacked our forces under Col. Wash
burue. at Moorefeld, Saturday morning and
fighting was going on during Saturday and
Sunday. During the whole of Saturday can
nonading was heard distinctly at New Creek.
We had a small force stationed at Petersburg,
north of MooreGeld. This force was sent to the
latter place, and the baggage train came by
vay of mountain road, reaching the creek
Sunday night. Saturday night Col. Muligan,
at the head of his brigade, lett New Greek for
Moorefed, reaching there Sunday evening. 1t
was reported that the Union forces had driven
the rebels four miles, and were still pursuing
them.
The rebels were commanded by Imboden and
jenkins.
Gen. Milroy is at Winchester.
There was considerable excitement at New
Greek Sunday night.
The soldiers there slept on their arms, and
skirmishers were sent out. This preoaotlon was
taken in consequence Of the report brought by
those in charge of the wagon train that arrived
from Petersburg, that they had been pursued
by large body Of rebel cavalry.
new AORh, Jda' = "A oP0oA"i NloP" en w
the Tribune, dated Helena, Ark. Jan End, VIA
Cairo, Jan. Z, Gays the battle is still raging at
Yieksburch with NO decisive results. Our
fore. took the main battery and the riae-pts
of the enemy on Monday, but were afterwards
repulsed and lost their ground. Give cannon
were taken, spiked, and lost again. Cole. Nor
gan and Wyman are killed. Col. Morgan L.
Smith, and Capt Gwyn are wounded, but not
MORALLY. Both armies rested on Mon1ay nigh
after 8 hard fought day. Our troops are sill
confident Of victory. Price and Van Dorm com
mand the rebels
u Tt was rumored that Gen. Sherman was being
reinforced by Gen. Grants cavalry. The gun
boate are not doing much. Our army Is wei
posted and protected ID flank and rear, and viii
not weld the contest until Vicksburg is in then
possession Our loss in killed and wounded i
40 fae estimated at 5000.
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g, CAIRO. Jan. 7. We have one days later
news fron EicksbuEgh which is highly interest
ing and exciting. The rebels have concentrated
ali their forces from jackson and Grenada and
along the line of the roads, amounting to G5,-
900 nen, at Nicksburg. This overwhelming
force attacked Gen. Sherman on Monday, and
caused him to fall back to his first line Of de-
fence
The rebel entrenchments and Notifications
G. extend back from the city distance OF SIX miles.
Gen. Shermans forces bad fought to within two
miles of the city, when he was attacked by the
superor force of the rebels. The fighting on
Sunday is represented as desperate in the eX
IRENE. Batteries and Qualifications were taken
and retakeR. Whole regiments and even brig
AIDES fought hand to hand over guns, and for
possession OF defences. The 4th Iowa regiment
lost GOO men il killed, woundsd and missing
Gen. Hovey with 1900 men was sent out TO
execute special order, bat since then has not
been heard frolu Fears are entertained for his
safety. Nothing has yet been heard from the
forces below nor can We learn that our gun
boats have takeu any part In the action.
1t is reported that rebel steamers are cross
ing from the Louisiana shore to Vicksburg, and
it is supposed they are carrying reinforcementg
50 the rebels.
The latest accounts state that the rebel Gen.
Holmes was marching toward Vicksburg, and
it is no. impossible that he has arrived there.
There was some fighting on Tuesday morning,
after Gen. Sherman had fallen back, b. it was
thought he could hold his position. The re-
port that Gen. Sherman was reinforced by Gen.
Grant is not correct.
1T is reported that Gen. German is evacuating
Helena, with the intention Of occupying Ma
poleon Gen, Sherpan'a loss is from 1000 to
5000 men = Gen. Grants army is at Holly
Springs Trains are running on the Memphis
railroad TO La Grange. Gen Joe f. Johnson
commands the rebels at Vcksburgh.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court, holden
WASHNGroN DISTEIoT, SIS. at Montpelier, the 23d
day of December. A. u. 1862
nAVID T.. CONNER, Administrator of the estate
IL of John Laird, late of Woodbury. SAID district de
ceased, makes application to said Court for license to sell
The whole othe al estate said deceased ycep The iieht
Of homestead and therght ofdower eren but incl tug
The feveision OF the WidoW's dover, representing thal
said sale Is necessary orlhs payment of tlr deb sa
deceased anu expenses Of administration of estate
Whewupon, it IS ordered ~ sand Court thai SAID appf
eaton be referred 9th DAY Of January, 4. d. s63
he Probate ONCE IN sand Nonipeler f. hearing ami DE-
csun thereon and ii is further ordered that person
interested, be notified hereof by publication of notice %
this application and order thereon ssucces>ve
" in he Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpal.
ier before sand time OF hearing tia. tbey may tpea N
SAID time and ace aud they cause, OBJECT thereto
BY the Court
6fw3t Attest T. r. MERRILL, Judoa
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STATE OF VERMONT,i In Probate Court, hed NJ
AsHNGroN Dis1RIcT Montpelier within and for said
District, an the lstd day Of January, d. 1868:
Instrument purp0r ing to be The last VIII aud Tesla
IA ment OF Abraham Barker late Of Barre. in sad
District deceased, bena presented the Coutt by Nathan
Town, the Executor therein named, for Probate II Is
Idered bl said Court that all pers rs concerned herein
be nod to appear al session of SAID Court be holden
the Probate Office Montpelier .ead on the 27th
day of Jan. A. 1863 and show cause il any they mi
ave against the probate Of said WlFor which purpose
it further ordered, that copy of The ts orGer
be published three weeks suCCessvey Green Mon,
tain Freeman, printed Montpelier previous to said time
appointed fo' hearing A true copy of record,
367f3wt Attest, 7 X. MEbkIII4, Judpe
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CINCINNATI, Jan 7. special despatch to
the COMMERCIAL from Murfreesboro, the 6tl,
gives more Information of the decentralization of
the rebel army. Breckenrldges division was
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Burlington, Dec. 18Th, 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
aE MEXICAN THRONE.

ST. i! IS, Dec 3D.-ihe following h As EN-
reCeiEfG va galway, not through our agent :
Iht csr>-tgo Paris correspondent of the
Times s.zSf Archduke MaxiInjhan has consid-
cred ti'e fecoSnitr 1n, by the Washngt ton Coy
ernmeE, Of the new Mexican monarchy as in
disrt hsabie TO is acceptance of tina throne
The proposal has formally been made by The
FrCnrh Government 10 President lincoln :
Cabin. A dispatch nom Washington s:.ys
the satir IS ln the effect that the American
RspnidtH woIiG never tolerate. much less rec
,ghiZe, monarchy established 1t its very
doors. IL is supposed that this will decide the
AEcEGnke % abandon the idea of accepting th@
throne O. Mexico
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PREDICTION ABOUT CHARLESTON.
Union Troops to Oecupy it in Sixty Uays

BOSTON, Dec. 30.--The usually well-posted
correspondent OF the Boston Herald, writing
from the fleet off Charleston, under date OF
her a3d, says: Il see by the papers there
is uneasiness at the North because the navy
here is idle. Let me say in reply, that if the
people at tie North only knew the reason why
we are idle, they would stop their grumhHnS.
In dne season they will have chance TO r. joice
over the doings or the navy before Charleston
Ioprove that this is no idle statement, am
Willing To wager one nuudreC dollars with any
Northern grnmbler that if everything works
according to plans laid out, Charleston will he
occupied by the Union forces in sixty DAYS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATSHEs1
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Rebel Lame meutations-The Loss of Ea.
FeuneSsee

Fort REss MONROE, Dec. e9-The Richmond
Enquirer, OF December "a, says
"Our losses by the enemy gaining possession
of East Tennessee are incalcuIable. We are
not only deprived of the vast -four mills of that
country, which previously supplied the whole
army, but of vast machine shops. extensively
organized at Knoxville.
'Besides this. we are cnt off from the coal.
iron and copper mines, which were worth NIT
lions to Us. The copper rolling mills at Cleve-
land, superintended by Colonel Peet, Govern
ment agent, which were burnt by the enemy.
formerly turned out 6,UO0 pounds OF copBer per
day. over utree millions of pound have been
delivered 10 The Government.
Ss"This was the only copper rolling mill in the
country, and which kept us supplied in copper
fol our caps and cannon.
This is among our losses of the battle OF
ChaS HSoogs., wHsah is spoken of as merely re-
sulting IN few thousand raen, and thirty. eight
cann0n.T ~
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ThaEebels in Shenandoah, valley

NEW oRK, Dec 3o.-A special dispatch to
the Herald, dated CumbeTlaAd, I'D, Dec. 3Oth.
says Gereral Kelly has received inform alton
nine deserters lust from Ire .ShaaaEd doah Val
ley, that The rebel General E2TIY with nine
thoEsaad men is be Nv cen New Riartet and MI
Jackson. General Rosser also with seven
hundred rebel troops ard General Imboden
with fftce. hundred men.