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, 1863-02-23

ATTEMPTED GU1ClDE.-QD Saturday morn.
ing, as one John Evans, an inmate of the City
Bfidewcll, was being taken to the West Mar
kct Station, to do sou,e cleaning, he broke
from the officer having him in charge, on Polk
street bridge, jumped over the rail, and strik-
ing upon the ice, broke through into the river.
That he intended drowning himself Is eyldenc-
cd BY the fact that he resolutely kept Himself
below the water. His mortuary arrangements,
however, were interfcred with by the officers,
who dragged him out aoleus to!ens to terra
firma, and took him back to the Bridewe1l,
t!rcnchcd to the skin aud ehiyering as in m
cgue tit. His suicidal notions were complete
Iy taken out by his hydropathic treatment.
Drros1ronT or ARTIFICIAL LEas.-Charlcs
Stafford, tic sole proprietor and manufactu-
rr Of DR.. Wilcox's patent artificial leg, las
received from Surgeon General Hammond, at
Washington, the appointment to establish
depository in this city for supplying these
limbs to soldiers who may need them In the
Northwestern Army. Of the merits Of the
limb itself, 1t is almost unnecessary to speak,
so well aud favorably known is italrcaay. In
comparison with numerous other patents cx-
amincd at Washington at the time Of the
award made to Ar. Stafford, 1t WAS pro-
nounccd superior, and highly praised By the
Examining Board. It hns three simple joints,
ut the knee, mike and instcp, which move
With NATURAL freedom and case, and are not
liable to get out Of order from complicated
machinery. Simplicity, 1ightness and dura-
bilisy arc its peculiar characteristics, which
alone recommend it to all unfortunate enough
to need it. Mr.. StAf1orGl's place Of business
is at 12G South Clark street.
TIE GALLERY or OIL PAINTINGS AT 107
LAKE. sTREET.-We call attention to M error
| In our remarks on these fine works, in Satur-
| days edition, The auction sale {see adyer.
tisemcnt Of Gilbert & Sampson) will take
| place on Wednesday morning, and the paint.
ings will be On free exhibition till then. A
few Of the fine pictures have been sold, name
! ly: the tsLost Lcnorc," the "Red Lion," by
| Herring and Meadows; the Landscape BY Les
Drouyn, and the "stoke Pogis." But some
of the gems, the high class works, remain
for sale, siz: The Farm Scenes By Herring
the Harvest and the Girsey's Home, by Mead
oys: the fine work Of vickers; the Loeb Lo
mond, by Buchanan; the Toilet, by Gansen
and the Primrose Girl, by Hill Many ofhc
paintings Of high cost are still there, as vel
as the best Of the old masters. This is an op
portunity for purchasing good pictures tha
may ncvcr occur again to our c1tizens' III
whole collection will be offered At public sal
! On "Wednesday morning ne1t.
, 1863-02-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Feb. Fl, 1868.

Rates to Dunkirk, S per cat less than to RuE.lo,
Rates e Duakirk, aKc = 100 ns less than to
Buffalo, when shipped BY all rail
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the source Of supply
and the number transported By the varions rail-
roads:
Cattle. Cattle.
Gal l. ch r R...1,1ee Chi B &QR R.. ss,17s4
Chi d RI. .1,0os North " 3 r.. SOL
III Central r.. liz Alton 8 St r r :. eos
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at all the yards
for the week ending to-day, Amountto. according to
the daily receipts posted on Change, GIG head.
This IL 1870 head more than last week, and $40
more than the corresponding week LAST Jear.
At the opening OF the week the receipts were
light ndgsne1al ef good quality, which strength
ened the views Of both spectators and shIppcrs.
who bought ftee1y ut the closing prices Of 1sss
week. But on the Inst three days Of the week the
ceipts were unusually heavy. y hich together with
the difficulty Of obtaining transportation. and the
withdrawal at Government contractors, who hare
any quantity Of stock on tbs road between here
and %aehington, had The effect Of g1utt!ns the nss
ket Aich closed rather hard ono for the drovers
az prices generally have declined 104115c, taking
| the average on all grades. There was every do
ecriptior Of stock II the yards, from choice staf
fed steers down to the poorest scallawag VIC have
eeen In = Jcar. The supply OF choice bccvts wal
J sksace LIGHT, Int tae 2enaaa Nra goea, and ias
, 1863-02-23
RExEABER-Hudson's umiralled Tooth Paste is
aascc<nt, cleansing, Ata1sn9, l2easaHt and pret<rr-
iEa. Sold hY ntucfisf6 and TleDtiata renerallY,

Paper Haugirgs selling at 1ees than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigbys, s. Randolph atscet.
fcblS-1m
, 1863-02-23

No71cE-A part Of the Great Western Band
having been previously engaged for tho Odd Fell
lows Festival on the evening announced for the
Grand Gift Concert March 5th>, that the numerous
patrons may be entertained bY the presence Of 3
full orchestra, the managers announce change Of
time Of thr Concert to Wednesday evening, March
18th. as will be tcen By the advertisement.
, 1863-02-23

EOR SALE.--A rarc chance Tor
4 in7e4ssncns-A block q tArte Houie, %:aa.sH
~ Ntrh.ran svenuo, batwsxN North AAJ ING sStoe&a.
f. r. ~ 1tlcu;sss add;rsa rost once Box 6al.
! taIt A15QlW
, 1863-02-23

CuuAs-This brilliant artistic and danseuse
who is probably without rival in her ling,
makes her appearance this (Monday) evening
at McVicker's Theatre. She has turned the
heads Of every ono in Eastern cities, aud will
probably do the same here. She will be as
sisted fby senor Ximencs in two grand Span
ish dances. The Theatre will be crammcd
from pit to dome.
, 1863-02-23

ELLSWORTH ZouAvEs.-This company meet
ut their armory, on Monday morning at nine
o'clock, to take part in the celebration Of
Washington's birthday. All old members Of
the company are invited to turn outwith them
on this occasion.
, 1863-02-23

We must stand by the Union, and by the Ad-
ministration, NJ one man.
The speaker compared the North with the
South, as to their unity Of sentiment. There
they entertain but one idea, which is to secure
their independence as Il separate Confederacy.
There you hear nothing Of political parties or
clla0es-aA are united Tor the accomplishment
Of one object, md any one dissenting there
from Is imprisoned in dungeon. or fonelts
that We still cling to old party names and
party preferences every political party or fac
tion tl,at has existed in this country during
the last generation has its advocates who are
still debating md quaTrelling over tlis or TINT
accustomed to consider the President rs "the
servant Of the People," and We as
a people are too prone to set our
selves up as judges and dictators; hence
there are as many different opinions advauccd
at to what course should be pursued by the
arc political leaders aud followers, toadrocate
thetn. The President was, and Is. and We
trust, under the benign provisions ofour glo.
l,oas " constitution, ever will be, the servant
81 hhe people; yet the Constitution Of the
Eommnndse; WALES says The President shall be
od . me unIted States, and Of the militia Of the
ecNc!a et3tes, when called iutu thc actral
selsice o. the United states,'' and AZ such It IL
eTs aSd {. 70 nsyy esal citizen = obey his
of our country IS ons 1nanStn eta'Moa aoSa. cause
time, talents. strength, property, and eyen ye1
our lives. towards euppreesing Ills rehc1ison
and crushing to the earth all Inc traitor t1tsHn rla
how raise their hande or their voices again nS y
I'll s''>AA''
The speaker ably discussed the yar1ou
schemes proposed by tile sneaklng, monsin,
Copperheads at Springfcld-yct these 7or
secession sneaks call themselves Dousia
Democrats, and jackson Democrats! Conl
tho split Of Douglas appear to them in til
midst Of their efforts to unite the destiny {
lis beloved State with that Of socessla, the,
sTould bare stood aghast, as did the rcvellci
at belshaxzar's feast, when they saw the han,
lit to hif children By Stephen A. Douglas
Whit lis Last words, as he laid upon his ayiu
he'd at tho fremont House: His bcloye
wife asked him II he lad any advice or |
ttudon TO eom%1nle2ten @ 1 fS a}1 to cesf ars
t'trst,,utlon, and obey the Laws Of the uE
I'D t,atts.,: Yet rca.y of the mos bold ~
a,sxu itf. .,uels u La. CONSTITUTION csain
, 1863-02-23

Co. A CHICAGO LIGHT ART1LLEnT.-Mr.s s.
c. stiger, who arrived In the city In charge Of
the remains Of Young Belts, Of this compa-
NJ, will return to his duties on Wednesday
next, and be happy to carry any letters Tor
members Of Company A, If left at the store
Of VIM. Little & Co., 2s1 South Water street.
, 1863-02-23

EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THxx-
From r. 3. Heintzlenau, Steward I'D Reg, P. Y.
"lonr medicinal preparations browns Bronchial
Trochee) certainly valuable to every soldier in
the acld, and feel satisfied, II generally adopted
at the hospitals many eleepless nights ofthe weazy
soldier won1d be ayerted. Our regiment arc now
testing their qualities, and believe all are satis-
fed Of their good effects in allcviating those dis
tteesing affections Of the throat arising from cold
and cxposurc. They are now daily prescribed In
our hospital and ut the surgeons morning eau.'
Sold everywhere at Is cents per box.
, 1863-02-23

FROM THE CHICAGO LIGHT AHTILLERY.-
By recent letter from near Ticksburg to
James Smith Of this city, We learn the follow
ing relative to the health of some Of our boys
in the Chicago Light Artillery: Mr., Harblc
of this city Is acting MS steward on board tho
City Of Memphis, q. s. Hospital. His son,
Of Company 4, is..on board sick. Belts, of
Co. 4, died Of chronic diarrhna on the Sth.
Chittendcn is Sick with the measles, but get
ting better. Rhodes, of Co. B, is very sick,
but will recover. Francis E. Bracket, E,
sinonds and L. D. Turner, Of the Mercantile
Battery, are on board not rery sick. These
are all the cases Of sickness in the Chicago
Artillery.
, 1863-02-23

F1aE.-Thc two-story frame building, cor
ner Of Lasal1e and South Water streets, was
fred on Saturday evening, about quarter
past eight By on incendiary, and partially de-
stroyed. Loss 500; uninsured. But for the
timely discovery Of the fire By John Kinsley,
of the Merchants Police, q serious conftagra-
ton must have ensued.
, 1863-02-23

PHOTOGRAPHS OF ToS. THuxB.-John R.Wa1sh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House Place.
has few photographs Of Mr.. and Mrs. Toni
Thumb. Also Harper'e Magazine and the Eclectic
for March.
"Harpers Magazine" and the Eclectic -
for March have been received By NcNally i Co.,
81 Dearborn street,
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teFm pEG UeHil.ag aud &uIli
VAN Railroads,
&4 VI sssSeE
SUMNER AaEASGEMENT.
Come's+f.Hg lime 29h, 1863.
rrains Coinygo,,h,,, A.,

| frHina Going South ANA last.
cave Montpelier Al 90 Az, 9JANRnt tD2s, .
| Az An TRAiS leaves Rouso's poiut at 450 pn,ii-
AZ, 1I pa 10 4; H., ronneeln "A White gyer Jur tn
aug henow' ftl' WIN triHs BOSTON Wlrer.fet d,
and WIN Vermont VALLEY h. r. Tor gnripgde,d ana ~, So
I'm arriving 10 New futs at lu,I5r.N
OhoAeo EfFssSs fhNNitryes Ogdenshutuh ., q 40 .
M Montreal 81 TOO 4. n R,gsrs IIol ~, 3 'r'V y
Bosoni troy and New York VS. a. - '''
NiGHr EtfREss rgAiN leBves t,s,s,,.h,,,. q, 40 -
hohles' al I'D ?. NJ Rouses Point al on ,r,,v
NE az bosiona $40 A. ~, CONNECTING M = b. ~ rail
ye,mo", v.i,. ~ 'ot nos'eH sna wout.er 1iwab
a"a arriving IN View fos. q, to0F. ~.
Trains G oiag North andy.
Leave Montpelier at > Il M.s.m,.N4y..
AN r.A. So - 20 i' nha
CHlcAeo EtrRrss rEIs leaves Boston ss ,,..
"hne W'vet junction at Il, 70 ?. H., Balius %.
iol 1sden'oufgh' Chicago and the Vest making sos,
MAI lRns leaves B,s,oa At ..sl, oil. t.u.4
I""'eh'e oi filchhUit, Lt.ges ,prpgirlt Ia : 5o .
nelloWs tAls at iA20t M,tos ST. Iohi.sbnr, li,,j.,
hutnng,oni &C, arriving az Montreal A. M IA 'n
and ogdensbnfg al $50 A. n ~ '''V T. .
rIet INNOVATION THAtN leaves Nutib6rtt Mann
ia, NEWS '''N' aha AoH.
A,oHt EtrRsss TmiN cave. .u,,,. jill. .,.,.
receiving passengers fT0a N,rmrnfVsr''6 ~ -
~ w. lotS d. a'Vo A. a., and from Cheshire n n
,saFng bosten ~ TOO D.. u. yepnrrtirt -
Wnne RIVER junction with train jtsvine Ro.,o,, M,
49, T. ~ via Lowell Mt 800 ?. H. wa Is, -.
WHtt RIVER Junction A. Has > A. ~,,,c,'' ''q" 'e
uus'eh az i9' a. w., kousas FONT d! Gt5 "A, a.,
t.ai y wy A. n. aud oldousbutch atl21br nm
gS aa rams and The DAY Express Trains eonnec, nj
wh'e hvet junction with passumpsc Road t,, mi Sron
ton and the White Mountains wye" WI anu H'm
sietphs cars are attached 70 beta thu nigh, ,,r.,
faas running between Rou,o,s goi,tanI 49, 'F'''
In.oush lleAels tor Chicago aud the Weu ,ot sal, d,
'ho principal stations. wa N'' 81
st al.,,, y, hmm ,. G.NERg'Ll, aupr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-20

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden al
WAHYGToN IsTRicr, S.. Montpelier, the l4th day
Of September, a. y. 1868
| UTHER CONVERSE, Administrator Of the estate Il
IL Philip Short, late of Calais in said district, deceased
makes application to said Court with the consent aud
appreciation in writing the heirs of said deceased re-
siding IN this State for license TO sell the whole Of the
real estate of said deceased except the widows rilhl
sf Dover therein, bu including The reveslon Of The wd-
owls Dover, representing that said sale would be beneficial
tolhe heirs and those Interested IN said estate
Whenupou, it is ordered by SAID Court that said appli
Gallon be referred to the 9Th day of October A. D. 6o3
atthe Probate Once in Monipet for hearing and decision
thereon and, It is further ordered that all persons
interested, be notified hereof by publication of notice Of
this application and order thereon three week
lyln The Green Mountain Fireman. printed at Monlpel-
Ier before "a id time Of hearing thG they may appear
said time and place. and II they cause object thereto.
by the Court, Ahest--T r MERRILL, Judge.
true copy Of Record.
lb1R3 AIlesL-T. 4. MLRRIl.I.. Lmdnr.
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WAsnfSdToS DISTRICT, SIS Montpelier, within aud for
said District, on the 18Th day Of September A. D. 1853.
A Instrument purporng 10 be the last VIII and Tesla.
II ment Of sihs O. French, late Of Montpelier, SAIL
District, deceased being presented 10 the COuu by c. W,
WILLARD the Executor therein named, for Pr0bntei
II Is ordered by said Court hatall persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session of said Court To
be holden at the Probate Office IN Montpelier on
the 18Th day Of October A. d. 1883 and show cause fany
they may have, against the Probate Of said Will for
which purpose II IL further ordered hat copy OF the
record Of this order be published three weeks successfully
In the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier.
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record
l3sw3 Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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pEsdhRATE CNNRTs

Probate Courts, within and for the District Of Ran
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden az TO llows
viz
At the Probate ONCE in Brookaed on the first Thurs
day in each month.
AZ the Ounge County Hotel IN Chelsea On the third
huTday OF each month
At the West Randolph House in Randolph, Oh the fourth
thursday in each month.
All. h. Bowles' Hotel In Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and august
By order Of Court
PERLEY e. JONES, Register
n. In
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lPrO1ade GOuris.

TATE or ERNoET, DRoRATE COURTS with
W.sHSG DISTRICT, SIS / ami for the District afore
aid win holden at the Probat Once, In Montpelier,
said District, Tuesday Of each week during they
ensuing Persona having business with said Court are r.
sgtsted TO attend to the sams said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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Truman Pitkim's Estate.

VHEsubscribers havn been nppuintrdblt Honorable
4 Probate Court tofthe District 0fNasht gion, Con-.
mi'oDers TO receive, examine and adjust vi claims md
demands Of all persons agains, The Estate Of Truman
flkn late Of East Montpelier IN said District, deceased
the a3dAay of September s63 ing allowed by sadCouH
10 the creditors ofsaddeceased TO exhibit prove their
respective claims notcethatwo wilattend
he duties Of our appoint the dwelling house o
widow Nancy ptkn Ia East Montpelier In said District
on the 4 Wednesdays of November and March next at
one O'Clock In the afternoon on each Of said days.
A. s. BROWN
In PARMENTER, N"" t.
East Montpelier ept -, A D. 1868. 39w3
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f,i .'',e Jung persons, WI Sc hair f. fe.iaInr- p.
's,tI ~ warning IN time. aud save tleir I.It- D..
isre Nv "'1hrosa To those who have already IT. tb. a
As u m it.s fsf Aoil44nd, ''-'.
FL, - ~ eSlNss ANnSostt s stimulating OILY extra.
oHrsa tni nerhs IL viii cure an disease ~
d5.p ana ilchine 90 The hsad: e4tr.lr sr9Iist.
W. prev cnis tn hair from 4lngnut or fem furi
i, l. penaureiy gray causing % grow thick and Ion
en- SHsavly Inherent from all other PREPARATIONS 10
ave known fact to thousands in The city n New
Ia va, 'hs the only article yr discovered that Will
ppt 'q lease Of The Scalp and the srto Gruv
WV rtH boA' containing two bottles.
pS ~. u. STERLING.
Sole Proprietor,
No. 49J BROADWAY. New YORK
For sale by all Druggists
W T. a. BROWN, Wholesale Agent Montpelier. VI
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WEALTH FOR THE POOR

S~kAlfH y the working man. capital ne Ios
tEI( man can 90 AFFORD 10 bear the burdens of So
YIN ncssOrpay doctors bills ONETWENIY Five
nv CENT BOTTLE OF RAuwAY's READY Reid
VIII hsick cure him quick ANA enablahm toresgme
labors ut!A0tt lougf hme-lnd % used ahon pain 5 fa
experienced, Will stop il Immediately Keep dis Reasl{
alwavs in the house and use u when you fee pain y0.
will not lose one day III a yo4r bv sckress
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WOULD YOu


CmfBsDgS, W.. Feb. 10 1851.
Mr. FsNN dear Sir; have been troubled with Dys
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smlciea Truly Yours
VPdh STEPHEN CLARK.
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syphilis and Morourial Disease

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ind your SARsAFARILI-A more efIectuat
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nom Harrcy Sickler, fsg, tie able oilior oC th4
tpnk'anuofk Democrat PtnnsplrdHin
90 Our only child, about three years Of age was
attacked by pmplcs on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsome and virnIrut
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his eyes for some days 4 skilful physicin applied
AlTah OF sllNcr and other remedies, without any
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that the clill mu-t die
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ht. Ia DlX'S
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% arranged That pa enis utyer see or hear 4neb cth
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STATE or VERMONT, Tho Hon, the Probate Co Il
RANDOLPH DisrHioT IS. Tor said Disret--To all per
sons concerned In the estate Of Chester j. Howard late
Of Bminree, decreased GkgErfNa.
WHEREAS, VIM. R. Wells, administrator Of tho esat,
W Of said deceased, reque,ls said Conn allow him
The inuer time Of one year fWm and after the 25h day
Of sepember A. D. 1863 to make payment Of the ehts
and close Tie settlement Of the estate,
Therefore you hereby notified that said application
VII BE- heard at session Of the Probate CouH To br held
At the Randolph House 10 Randolph on the 22l day ol
October next, at which time you may b- heard in
the premises. And This order shah Ne published three
weeks succrsstyey IN the Green Mountain freeman
= newspaper printed AZ Montpelier in this State, the
s Of which publication shall be before The day assig ned
tui hearing as aforesaid
Given under my hand At Randolph, this 2ilh day Of
september. a u. 1863.
fJN3 j. r. CLEAVELAND. Judge.
STATE or VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pfobale Count
pefsans concerned IN The Estate 1f Horace Chatdell
tate of Randolph deceased, GaEHrISG.
w HEBEAS, Zlba spfagde Administrator II the es-
v tale Of said deceased. requests said Court allow
nun The further time OF one year from and ac the nth
day Of May, D. 1868, to make payment Of Tho debts
and close the settlement Of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
w be- head at session OF the Probate COnu be- held
ilreoheld, on the IAN day Of October neat at which
time yol may he heard in the premises.
And ihis Order shall he published three weeks success
lyriy IN The Green Mountain Freeman, q newspaper
printed at Montpelier la this state the last Of which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at al Randolph, lhs 24th day
OF september a. .. 1863,
fJ0wt j, r. CLEAVELAND Judge.