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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Phineas kellogg, Jr's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held al
WuHNdtos pnrsicr,s Montpelier, In and TOT said
District, on the 2ith day OF March, A, D. 1865
EZRA KiDDER, administrator the estate Of Phineas
IL Kellogg it, late of Painhoid, said dWt II, dteeas
3D. makes application said oourt to extend the time
heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from said
future day
wheeupon II is ordered by said court that said appli-
cation be heard at the Probate once In said Montpelier
the ast day OF April next aud, 10 further ordered,
that notice bo given to all persons concerned BY the pub
LEGATION Of his order In the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier, thee weeks sueeessvely, before
SAID hearing.
by the Court
f1V1 Atest-N A. CHASE. Rerstet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

The TlmS says the irritation displayed on
both sides is proof that England has not unduly
inclined to either SIDE. II reieratcs its argu.
ments against Eugland's being accountable TOR
the doings Of the Alabama.
New YoRS March 2S The Cincinnati cor
respondent Of the Tribune, under date Of the
oath says 10000 rebels made their appearance
day before yesterday at Somerset, and have been
slowly advancing northwards till to day at
o'clock. The telegraph operator at Danville
Boyle County, closed his Office saying the rebels
we're within short distance of that town. Ken
lucky river is so swollen that it will hardly be
possible Tor them to cross it for a week, before
which time there will be troops enough there to
successfully resist the attempt.
There is no excitement here whatever Nearly
every boat at the landing has been pressed into
the Government service, ard others are being
seized as fast as they arrive. l. is believed that
Gen. Burnside will soon take the field.
Prize steamer PeterhoG has arrived.
The Times Washington despatch says late
last night the telegraph brought an answer to
the request Of the government for information
from the Mississippi. According TO this des-
patch the Only vessel of Farraguts feet which
has been heard Of by our forces opposite Vicks-
burg is the Hartford. Rebel kilograms from
ycksburg, however say that the Monongahea
passed Port Hudson in her company.
Intelligence has been received tonight Of the
appearance Of rebels in the vicinity of Vienna
Information has been received Of the presence
Of small body OF rebel cavalry in the vicinity
OF Bull Run, this morning.
There are rumOrs that Stonewall jackson il
+ working up the Shenandoah. If true thi'
would account for the movement Of the enemy
at Bank 4 and U s lords to prevent the cross
, ing cf any portion Of Gen. Hooker's army
also for the continued presence Of rebel cavalry
along the lines of the deiences Of Washington
= to prevent scouting.
The statement in some papers relative to a
supposed disaster to Gen. Banks, must have
, been furnished by the same person who endea
vored to cell similar information to the agency
Of the Associated Press in this city some ter
, days since 1t is well to state that despatch
dated the 18th inst from Gen. Banks himself
, represents him in good health, and nakesa very
different mention OF Affairs than disaster
would prompt.
A letter from Stafford Court House dated tht
18th says some ten rebels disguised as civilians
were discovered yesterday lowering near oul
lines OF sentlnels, and were captured. They
we're nearly all armed with reyolvers, bu
whether they were regular Confederate soldiers
or guerrillas banded together for some specia
purpose has not yet TRANSFERRED
A cavalry picket has been fired upon and one
3 man was wouaded recently, Some days since
3 cavalry picket was captured, 1t was presumed
by guerrilla party Such parties are con.
| stantly in our nelghborhood and our cavalry
! have suffered not little by them.
Gold opened to-day at 81 AZ IA. At twelve
; o'clock it was sold at s. AZ IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

NEW YORK, March y. Efforts have been
made to-day to obtain an Ineligible statement
OF tho military stua' ion of the Mississippi, but
repeated teleg ans Of inquiry elicit no answers.
1t is hoped that Farragut passed Port hudson
with his fleet as the latest despatch concurring
with that from Baton Rouge states.
It's also hoped that Admiral Porter is in the
fazoo, though the route by which he is said to
have got there j. not easy to trace.
/ 00ld opened to-day at 81 80 ~. At twelve
O'Clock, It ranged from 81 - "a to $40 ga.
CAlso, III March o. Last Saturday night
another barge, containing 1000 bushels Of coal,
aoated past the batteries at Yicksburg, safely,
Tor the use Of Admiral tarragut fleet
The Memphis Bulletin Of Wednesday say-
/ three Of Admiral Porter gunboats have reached
/ the Yszoo river by tile SunAower route, and
reached Greenwood The Bulletin further say.
that our forces above Greenwood had abandoned
the undertaking to force passage, and were
returning, when they met Gen Quimby's d.
vision en- route to reinforce them. A confer
ence was held, the result Of which Is unknown,
bat it Is thought that, in consequence OF the
success Of the new route, the whole force would
return.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

WAsHISGroN March 90 A despatch to-day
from Admiral Farragut dated below Wsrrenton,
Miss, March 10Th, in which he says that about
ten miles above Grand Gulf he saw the wreck
Of the lndianola on the right bank of the river
She was partially submerged, and her upper
works shattered.
A delegation, comprising seven chiefs of the
Ute Indians has arrived in Washington, for
the purpose of making treaty They are
Wild and like their immediate predecessors from
the Plains came, by invitation Of the govern
msnt, being hostile to the others. The Utcs
by arrangement, travelled here separately The
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs will doubtless
meet with much success in his stpulstions with
the savsges to render it more safe to travel to
the mines.
WASHINGTON, March 90 An official dispatch
from Gen. Saxon, received at the War Depart
ment confirms the heretofore reported success Of
the negro expedition to Florida under Coils. lllg.
ginson and Montgomery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

CAIRO, March Is. 1t is reported via, Mem.
phis, that two divisions of our troops entered
Yazoo, via. the Sunaow river, and that they
landed at Eagle Bend, just above Hsnes' Bluff,
one and a quarter miles from the rebel iortifca-
tions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

cousHs, Golps, BsoSesri,, LsrnEL, cssur, wRoot
ng Cough Diseases Of the Threat aud Lung, ..d Pal
nonary AGeelsn. Of The ,sre,t type ar, qsicty cured
by that long triea and faithful remedy,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

CINCINNATI, March q. The rebel force ia
Kentucky is believed to be about 5000 men I'M
der Gen. Pegram. 1t is reported that VOL
iord's cavalry captured 200 rebels Yesterday
ClarEe's gucrrilas still hover around Mt. Ster-
ling Oy. 200 Of his men have been captured
since ounray last No apprehensions are felt
for the safety Of Lexington. The federal wag
on trains, stores and camp equipage, from Dan.
vile and Richmond, have reached Lexington in
safety.
Among the prisoners captured arc two Ma
Jors and paymaster, with 1900 in Confederate
money.
kilograms in late rebel papers indicate that
Gen. Longsreet with large army is pushing
rapidly into Kentucky.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
THE CAUSE OF PHLnS.

large dose the Drastic Pills will, BY irritating the
mucous membrane. produce violent sIpuhioa Il The
contents in the bowels but In 70 doing other sserctens
are suspended. In such cases. the stools will b found
W DO eolored and wAiery and attend With crAmps
Gripns pains, nausea, sickness By this increased IN.
natural action Of the bowels the seoretoas Of The kid
neys and pAnereas are diminished followed BY asctoas
Of the kidneys bladder ursthra piles tsnesmus gene
raj prostrston, eostvencss, and indigestion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
BosToN, March 28 A dispatch from New
York says that stocks are active and rising

NV York, March %. The Mercury ha,
a special despatch from Cairo to the effect thai
the rise Of the Mississippi bias flooded the pen
usuld and there is Is feet OF water in the cut.
off. A fleet Of i lron-clads and 20 transport:
passed through carrying $4,000 men. They are
to operate with Admiral Farragut, and though
their destination is kept secret it is thought
they will attack Port Hudson.
Another dispatch saysa report has been re-
ceived announcing the complete success of the
expeditions under Gems Ross and Quimby and
Admiral Potter. 1t is also said that Greenwood
has been captured with all the rebel forces No
particulars
The Necuys Washington dispatch says
that Immediately after the Connecticut election
orders will be issued to conscripi 301 900 men.
The H,rads Washington dispatch says there
is no reliable foundation for the report that the
rebels have any large force IN the Shenandoah
Valley. Gen llaleck believes that the report
was started by the inhabitants with view to
stampede the Federal troop, in that vicinity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

NV YORK, March 80 The 7riLm,s spe.
cial dispatch from Murfreosboro the Goth says
it is certain that no rebel infantry have passed
either flank Of this army into Kentucky, there
fore the Kentucky panic is useless.
There Is reason to believe that Van Dorm, with
5000 mounted infantry and cavalry, has moved
10 strike the Cumberland river below Clarts-
vile, TO intercept navigation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

INV YORK, March 81 The Chattanooga
Rsb,l OF the 24h has the following
pORr BupsoN, March 81.
Reports Of the sinking of the sloop of war
Richmond from inquiries received on the 10th
prevail, nothing definite being known.
The mortar feet still occupy their old posi-
lions below, and out of reach OF our guns
Some activity has prevailed among the enemy I
transports for the last two days, but there have
been no indications OF another attempt to pas
the batteries.
Twenty deeerters have arrived in the last twC
or three days, and they are continually coming
in. They confirm the previous reports OF the de
liberalization of Gen. Banks army.
Our batteries sustained no injury in the late
engagement and are ready at all times to give
the enemy a warm reception.
The ApTedi learns Of no new movement o.
Por. Hudson Gen. Banks had fallen back t.
bis fortified camp, and manifested no disposition
10 advance. Deserters continue 10 come IN auC
report disaHection in their camps.
The ilset continues out of sight. The tive
sessels above have been slowly steamng up the
firer. They landed and cut down few pole
aud telegraph wires.
FoRr pEsBKRrts, March 20. Gen. LorinI
has whipped the enemy back iron this punt
They are now in lull retreat isr lazoo Pass
VicIsBuRc, March %. Theguuhoats Hsrtiort
pad Monopgahcla passed Warrcuton about o o
clock this evening. Alter heavy commanding
81 an hours duration, which was distinct.
heard at this city, they arrived safely. and gr
nov anchored below this city, at Tweed's Point
The Richmsnd correspondent OF the Charles
'on Mercury says Gen. Lees whereabouts re
mains profound mystery.
Ngw YoRK, March %. The Tribune has tn
Following special despatch
SrosIaAs's STATION; Va, March %. Re
ports came in thick and fast yesterday to th
eject that the enemy was in force on our RICH
nant bu. investigation proves that there was n
cause for alarm in that direction, only a fey
scouts having been discovered.
3 The real cause oil the excitement was the al
pearsncs Of bodies Of tho .enemys infantry Of
'hs South side Of the RapPahansock at Bank
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

BALTIMORE, March % The revenue steam
er Reliance, Capt Dusgan, arrived here to-day
having in tow two prizes captured while at
tempting 10 20 to Virginia. They had on board
a large rebel mail, file of late papers from
Richmond, and arge amount Of Confederate
bonds and Virginia land notes, medicines, goods,
&c, intended for Richmond Ono of the prison.
ers Dke, an Austrian, claims to belong to
Montgomery, Ala. Capt DUNCAN deserves
praise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

and United States lords, with an evident pur-
pose OF preventing our crossing the river at that
point.
Our correspondent stated, day or two ago,
that lurloughs would be continued as perma.
nent regulation. now learn that they will be
temporarily suspended at certain times when
ever the exgencios of the service require it.
a circular issued yesterday suggests that the
presence OF ladies IN camp isno longer necessary
or profitable, and an immediate hegira Of crno-
line will cnsue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2s. Last Sabbath
several clergymen OF Norfolk gave notice that
the churches would be opened on Friday, the
9Th, in conformity to JET DAVIS proelams-
ton. The churches were accordingly opened,
but as tn worshippers began to cougregate they
found guards Of Union soldiers at the church
doors, consequently no services were held.
4 Richmond paper says that Judge Meredith
Of the rebel Circuit Court has decided that any
citizen Of Maryland aud every foreigner who
ever enlisted in the rebel army, no matter for
how short time, acquired domicl, and was
therefore liable to CONSUMPTION if between Is
and IS years Of age.
The steamer S. Il. Spadiug arrived here this
morning bringing mails from the fleet at Hilton
Head from which place she sailed on Thursday
There was no movement at Hilton Head
Col Ludlow, commissioner for the exchange
Of prisoners, has concluded arrangements with
the rebel commissioner, 0uld, for the exchange
Of all L s. caeers held by the rebel Govern
ment.
The steamboat State OF Maine left Fortress
Monroe at noon for City Point under flag Of
truce. She took up Tor exchange $50 prisoners
of war, including IL rebel officers and 225 citi-
zen prisoners
Az officer who deserted from the rebel ranks
arrived in Norfolk yesterday. lie reports that
the rebels are eyacuaIing Richmond as fast as
it il possible for them to do so quietly. The
report is not fully credited
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

HALIFAX March %. The steamship Delta
from 81. Thomas the 18th, and Bermuda the
23d, arrived here to-day
The Vanderbilt arrived al st. Thomas on the
18TH from Barbadoes The Governor of Bar
BADGES, invited Admiral Wilkes to dine with
him, but be declined, giving as the reason, that
he had entertained the pirate Matiit few day.
previously.
Admiral Wilkes transferred his flag to The
Vanderbilt
The steamer Aries, another blockade runner
which Admiral Wilkes threatened TO seize if it
LIFT, started on the 18th, but observing thai
preparations were being made by the lederals t.
pursue turned back anchored, and applied t,
the irlgale Ph~ton for protection, which was af
lorded. The Vanderbilt left the same day, it wa
SAID, for Havana.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

ST LOUIS. March %. gentleman direct
from Fayetteville, Ark, says the Little Rock
7ru. Dtmordt Of the 10th announces the ami
va Of Gen Price at that point, and that he
wsald soon take the field with llIndman 4 army
The same gentleman says Gen Cabal is collect;
ing the scattered rebel forces North Of the Ar
Kansas river, evidently with the design of opo
Eating against our troops IN that section.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

WIMso1oS March % Gen. Ullmau has
bad Tor several days proIracted interviews with
IL. Precedent and Secretary Of War. 1t IS IN
derstood that important matters are under dis
eussion.
A large number Of invalids have recently ar
rived from Bell PLAIN, on the Bappahannock
Seventy two Of them have been placed in tho
Douglas hospital.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March %. The Journs
learns from credimbe source, that two dl
visions OF rcbe infantry crossed the Dunbar
land yesterday, at Stays Ferry, near Walls
burg, Pulaski county.
Frankfort and Lexington are under Martha
Law. All is quiet in their vicinity. There !
no news from Danyille to-day.
NKw YoR1, March 20. A letter to the Tim,
dat, d Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, OF
Monday last says the rebels, during the wee
past, instead Of falling back from the river hsv
been increasing their forces by tho addition Q
several regiments, and that balloon rsconnol'
sance has established the fact that troops ar
constantly arriving by rail from Richmond
One of our Generals with the Army Of the PC
tomac estimates the number Of the rebel arm
opposite at 100 900 men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

VIcKsBuIi c, March IS. Two Of the enemy s
Federal gu Rboals attempted to pass down the
river this orning, when our batteries opened up
on them with effect. One was sunk opposite our
batteries The other was badly riddled and now
lies oppos tie the canal. 1t is expected that the
latter will be sunk She was set on fire, but
appears to have been extinguished. The fire Of
our batterie was splendid. Almost every shot
took effect
Fort PGMBERroN, March o. The Appeal
says the repu lse of The enemy IN their attempt
TO enter Sun6ower river has been definitely as
certained. The feet was driven back and large
number Of their barges captured. The enemy
are reported to have made another advance
against Fort Pemberton with considerably in
creased strength. Every effort will be made
to defeat them, as the importance of holding
the position seems to be fully appreciated by
our authorities.
MOBILE, March 25. Official intelligence has
been received Of the evacuation Of Pensacola by
the enemy. They now occupy our navy yard
and forts Barrancas and nyacinth. The garri-
son of the town, and all Others that could be
spared, have been sent TO Gen. Banks.
CHATTANOOGA, March 90 All is quiet There
has been no fighting since Morgan s engagement
at Liberty. The Federals still occupy Murirees
boro.
New YORK. March %. The commander of
the steamer Peterhoff reports when off Charles
ton, on the night Of the Oath, saw many bombs
flying and heard the reports Of heavy guns.
WAsHIssrON March %. Information has
been received by telegraph dated Fortress Mon
roe, Of the arrival there to-day of the u. s. sup
ply steamer Massachusetts,, from Port Royal
23d, via. Charleston, Wilmington and Beaufort
She brings no news excepting to the Navy De
partment a confirmation of the rebel report Of
the destruction by our fleet Of the rebel steamer
Georgiana off Long Island beach, South CARROLL
ma. Information had previously reached here
that she left Liverpool on the Dist Of January
and that at her departure many secessonists
were present, who waved handkerchiets and
made many other manifestations Of their delight
twas then supposed that she had arms on board
but this could only positively be known by the
manifest She was not really fitted out in Eng
lish waters as privateer but there seems to be
no doubt but that this WAS to be done. The
officers on board wore god lace. She was a
powerful steamer, of 407 tons burden and $50
horse power, and it had just been represented to
the Navy Department that she was more lormid-
able than the Alabama
BItrfvoPR Mareh % The reyenue steam
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Why Railways Pills Cure Small Pox

In Small Pox Scarlet Fever, dysipslas, yellow, r.
phold and other veiues~s Nvus. rusoAnos b AseAls
asulsdL But 10 administer . dose Of Drastic hia the
irritation they would produce, and the relaxation ana
deposition that would follow, would be likely 70 prove
hhl. II physicians, In these cases, would rive RAD
WAYS PILLS. they would Always cure their pausns.
stimulating laIltys u required, which 10 secured ~
Railways PILLS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

ALBANY, y. Y, March &C. No mails have
been sent to New York since q clock this
morning. None will be sent till tomorrow
morning, and not ;hen unless the Ferry boats
car cross the river
EyESING The docks and piers are ten lee
under water ana the entire Northeastern sec
Gon Of the city i'submerged. The ice in front
Of the city is broken up and lodged on the sand
bar Just below. One thousand feet OF the rail
road rack betweea Fast Albany and Troy ha,
been washed away The liver is still rising,
but net 20 rapidly as in the morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 81, A special des-
patch To the Journal says 50 men Of the 9th
Ky cavalry surprised the rebel pickets in the
vicinity OF DAnylle last evening The latter
retreated in great disorder The rebel iorce in
Danyille was $780, including the LIT Georgia
regiment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 26. Skirmi.bes are
reported near camp Dick Robinson, which have
resulted thus far avorably to our soldiers. The
Erces are about equal, our forces under Gen
Curtis having the advantage Of position. A
general engagement is expected soon.
II John c, Breckenridge was at Tallahoma on
the 24th, consequently he IS not in command
Of the band OF invaders near Danvile There
are no reports Of any rebeI advance to-day. The
frankfort train has rot arrived 1t is two and
one half hours behind time There are rumor,
Of the rebels being in several approximate local
ities, but they are not credited at headquarters
nor do they appear to come from authentic sour.
ees
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

ClIso, March 20, The Memphis papers Of
the Goth confirm yesterdays telegram that
large force under Sherman passed through Sun.
flower river ana landed near Haines Bluff. No
action had occurred up to the latest dates.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Lctter from Dr.. Salmon Skinner.
NV Ycsx. yssusry. 1850.

d. Radsdy e.i
ihays, during the pest four years, used yew rsas-
des and have recommended ,hsm 70 ohers foe htsocs
CosrtIrxys, lsppnnos, pywusn. Ac. ooos1w Ne
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills uneeualed The ~.
effective.
ms nrs, dose should be large enough V purge, ~
four or ave- and sch successive doss be dimnhhsd Gee
pill, Until reduced 70 one and thea repssssd svwy az
er week OF zen days permanent cure ON surely
follow. Yours, Be-, ..,,
~ Dr. RaAwsy's Psiis are ssaA ~ Dvu8.
gisss and stsrs-Ksspsrs In general. Essh
nan ssntains ~ Pslls. Pslss - seA ~ -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31

CINCINNATI, March 90 Parson BroNnloS
has arrived from Tennessee and reports that thu
rebels are concentrating all their infantry, for
merly in East Tennessee, at Tullahoma, Will
their cavalry has mado diversion on Ess
Kentucky, hoping to drawa force from Genera
Ruseerans, and that relniorcemenIs are arrlvinI
daily at Tullahoma, from Virginia.
Gen Gilmore crossed Kentucky River in fore
yesterday, rccaptured Danyille, and is dri'n
the rebels in the direction of Crab Orchard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-31
Why Imperfect Pills Grips.

The cause OF gripping, nausea, sickness, tsnssnu and
debility, that induced BY dose Of drastic pills, sv.
dssased Av~ers len circulating in The system we're e.
PEELED by those pills there would Be but luls pAa or
Irpng Il Ia the absence Of the bile and other huAors
which the Imperfect pills fail 10 p~rss cot Of The system
tha, occasions the pain by sxAnnlng the ssoo svss.
usted ster severe gripping they will Be found lila nd
walery.