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~ MILITARY
pEPkRTMENT AEApauARrERs.

Z ptPAhtMGhA hEADROSNI Etes
Department headquarters on High street MAJ.
Con. RossGrans, oommandiRg. ~ f-r-r
Oaisf arraasr-iiea Dc qaaFtegs on high street,
near Cedar Lieut.. Col Jno. ", Taylor. ~ -rr
Cisf Conlaissarg-Rs sadq uartsrs 90 summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. g. simmons.
Pfouoa Mdrthel dsnarai-- Headquarters on High
street. Capt ". n. Wtlsa. -. AAs A-.-
AssisaYi Medical Di.eeiog--suFgeou A. Hsnry Thur.
ston, U. 3. Vols, ~ Cherry street.
'ehiP PesT HEAoQUARTERs.
1oa-- FIsa dquarteTa on College street, bgtSeen IN
ION aud Church Streets (Dr waters rssidenoe) Gen.
h. b Mitchell, commanding.
..AssisfaAt isbuFalng and InspeetnE
01acef on Chsuy street, botWesn Clnrck and Broad.
Capt j. @. Chandler.
Assistant ouart@moas@-In charge Of Transports
ti0n, on Cherry slroet, between unian and Church.
Capt J. ID. hingham.
As,isfaat Slsastsusa.sr-In charge Of Cothiug Camp
and Garrsoh Equipags, No. u Market street capt.
Thos. J. Coz.
AsIfsanf QisorfeFn,aslsr 10 ohArgs u Means Oi
Trahsp0fiaiiDh ami QuArtermaslas Stores % Cherry
street, near Theatre Lieut.. Chas. II. irwin.
Assftaaf QsarIefrsdser--ln charge of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. ~ Market ssFest Capt W@.
Mna.
Aarisiauf oeariernasfsr For tha Assignment Of
Quarters and Rscclvug and fssnlng Hosptsl sterss.
0aIt. Q. heKean IAporte
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DIRECTORY.
efT4 ooveRMMENT.


John HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM siANE, RsoOrder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MarshaL
D.putv Mayshdls--w. Il. Wllkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
and Janes A. Steele
Olwh eTlhs harLss-Johu Chumblsy, ss-oei0to, arst;
Jacob Frenoh, secOnd and mos MccaTiy, third.
Tas Assssor--wnliam Driver.
Rspasus CoLscior--A. 3. shanklARd
Voc Taz oollsaior--E. B. Garrett
TFeasMer-R henry.
Wharf hast,r-Thomas Lsake.
supcrisisndsni Of ne Roykhouss-J. q Dodd.
lslipeiHtsndsHi II Ne Rater WorEs-Wm. stewart.
CAlsf Of Bls FTs DspartBasHi--Johu NJ. ssabury.
sszton Of As Cornsasrv--T. n. McBFide
srea oBsrsssr--J. L, stewart
ouv A0Or4sy-E. =. MullJ5.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of Aldsrme.--M. N. Brien, President iohn
Carper Joe. J. Robb, I'd Auil0y, Il. @. Scovel, W. 5
Cheaiham, NJ. @. L. Claiborne, and J. Q smith.
CsBiBoa Couhoa-AndFeW Anderson Presidentj Jas.
NyaT TI% sSSsI soS' sS sysr
J. b. AnV~les ". A, MoClelland, T. J. Iarbrough,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart, rhOs. CFeady, VIM. HAily
and VIM. SaEbOrn. ~
STANDING ooNnrrns oy THE OFT oousoL.
FiAaHos-KDovlea, ScOvel and Bren
I Waisf Werks-Andsrson, smith and Claiborne
srses -IIun, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, CheathAna +,
Yarbrough, tready An5 Haiy,
WAa.f-TarneF, CArpSi sud Mcf1eiland.
Sobooi'-Cheatham, Mulloy ana KnoWles
FIRE Dspartment-Myers, Stewart and heCleland
Gas--nrtyer, Cready and Myers. iIts
CsfaeierV-Smith, SanbOrn and StswarL
Market House Var brough, Roberts and Carper
aasss-h uaoy, Mcdaniel aud stewart
Poilce--cheatham, Bren and Sayers.
Spv1ngs--CreAdy, Claiborne and Myers
Workhosse-Sayers, Robb and hoDaniel
improvements and EEpasdisFss-Msoleisnd, BrisR
and Sanborn.
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Rebel papsrs speak of HookeFr army
as having been sent 10 Port Royal.
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TO cur g1bscrlbers.

In sSnsequsnce Of the increase In the price e paper
and syory other material used in Printing once,
We have been compelled 70 raise the price Of r paper
u 2s cts. per week, Or q per month 70 weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
ucribers which must In all be paid IN advance.
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ReIIrIaua NorvIcea.

Posr cHAPEL--( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street. between the Square and the Louisville Dspo)
sabbath School and Soldiers Bible cass at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lex o'clock,
AM. and att Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nssdsy night At fo'ciOck.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

I SAsr{g--James n Hihton Dap,atss--Thomaa Hob
on and J. x. Buohahan.
Rssistss-,Phineas Oarrett
7lssfee--W Jasper Taylor
osrcx--H n. Bssohsr
Raagel-fohn Corbitt
Revenns CoilsctnT--w d. Robsrtaou
Railroad Tor CoHsotor--J q Briley.
Cbnralles for Ne Nashville Distrto-John D. Cover
and J. Y Newman
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,3 Notice 90 News-Doalers.
Hews-Dcalers wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must send9in their orders BY o'clock, the
evening previous. 10 have them hlled promptly.
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[oFFICtAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at 1e Third Session Of tbe Thirty
seventh Congress-
fPnnLln-No. 6h1

An Aor TO prevent and punish frauds up
on the revenue, TO provide for the more
certain and speedy collection Of claims
in favor Of the United States, and for
other nurDoees
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COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
y.4e.--Hos. James whlsuprtA. oI81
eJerk-P tandaiey Nich6i
a. The judges Coart meets the nrst Monday In
sAch month, and the ouarteriy Court oompos'd Of
the Magistrates Of the County, s heid the fret Mon
day IN January, April, Juiy and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
Rules and Regulations.

lst. All entries must be made, on, or
before the first day of the Fair Noyen-
tries WHl be received after Tie first day.
The books will be open for entries for
week previous to the Fair, at the office
Of the Secretary. Persons living at a dis
tance can, if the prefer, make their en-
tries by letter to the Secretary, stating
the articles and the class in which they
wish to compete. i ,y,sad W .oe0
Cd. No wagon, carriage, or horse, NOT
entered, will be permitted within the
inclosure, and all persons entering stock,
and not exhibiting the same, will be
charged room and feed. No. riding OF
driving faster than a walk outside Of the
ring, will be permitted. ee1s3bA ID van
Sd. Committees will award no premi-
ums in cases when, in their opinion, the
animal or article exhibited is not worthy
of a premium
4th. No animal to be entered in the
name of any other than the bona tide
owner. Should any be entered otherwise
they will not be permitted to receive q
premium, although awarded the Judges.
5th. Competitors for premiums on
crops will be required to have the ground
and its products accurately measured by
not less than two disinterested persons,
whose statements shall be verified by
affidavit. -..,..,..
9Th. An entrance fee Of ten pen cent.
upon the amount of the premiums com
peted for, will be charged on all animals
entered. .,a-....., ~+......s-
7th. Competitors for premiums must
be members of the society, any resident
of the County can become SUCH by paying
one dollar to the Treasurer thereof.
9Th Persons drawing more than ,one
Farmers Cultvator or Wheat Book, will
not be required to receive more than one
copy of each, and will be paid the sub
price in money for, the others,
or can take the other paper or book, 80
the case may he. = 81; 10 soiuvl Cd,
T. V. REBER, President
G. BERRY, Jr., Sec'ry.a goa gil4g
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QUEER PRESCRIPTION,

A man Of property, whose health pap.
pened to give way under long continued
intemperance, consulted Dr.tS. who said,
II can cure you If you will do as 5Isobi.I
you" His patient promised obedience
"Now," said the doctor, "ycu must steal
hors. You will be arrested, convicted
and placed in situation where your diet
and regiment will be s,..cill that In short
time your health Nill he gcrfectedly 7rssi.
tored, go .o''i sIl
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FOR SALE BY

J. A. MAXWELL, Druggist. Upper San
du ky; Wyandot County, Ohio, H. Flock, Wy
andot; Silas De Bolt, Mexico; A. Saffell, Syca.
more; Ira Bristol, Whartensburg; ]. M. Ches
ney. Marscilles; and by druggists and mer-
and Canadas. 31yl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

:" half bushel in the ear, . So.
I'd best do, -... So.
Best half bushel Of buckwheat, W. u.
Best peck sweet corn, w.D.
=" Flax seed, w.p.
Timothy seed, w.D.
ID" Clover seed, W..
half bushel rye, WI.
half bushol barley, W.
half bushel Hungarian grass m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

For the 18th Annual Fair ofthe wyan.
dot County Agricultural Society, to
be held at the Fair Grounds at Upper
Sandusky on the 9th, 7th, and 9th
days ofOctober, 1893,
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CommiHee-J. Ayers, Mrs. II. j.. Starr,
Mrs. Wesley Hedges, Mrs Med. M. Ca
rey. .l ... .#.Ei
CLASS I.-MHinary and Needle aOorh.
Cest made bonnet, 0. G.
fancy hat for child, So.
made dress, o. G. ..
lady's worked collar, m
:" skirt,
ornamental needle work, 80.
i" made shirt, SO.
specimen silk emb'ery, o. G.
crotchet work, "
All the above articles to be manufac-
tured by the exhibitors.
ComnaiNee.-Louis A. Brunner, Mr..
Fanny Miller Mrs. j. d. Sears, Miss
Cinderella Corey.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

" specimen of dentistry,
CommjAee-A. Carothers, Lewis Mer-
ryman. r: D. DUNN, John Owens, and
c. R. Fowler. ar COX
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MA Mail HACK HlIlJ'IV !! z
From Kenton via Marseilles,
III to Upper Sandusky.

'TNwO trips week-leaving Kenton every
Monday and Friday. at o'clock, A. M
leaving Upper Sandusky every Tuesday and
Saturday, at z pollock. A. M.
- II Feeling thankful to the public for The lib
eral patronagein in the past. would respectful
ly ask for acontinuance. The accommodations
are good. Charges very reasonable.
ea VIM. THOMPSON.
s9 June 70. lsss-ti s-@
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land PRIVATE SALE,

The subscriber will sell at Private sale. his
farIn n pom which he at present resides, con.
tanning
$50 -ACRES-
more or less, also another tract laying one
mi distant from the home farm, containing
sSo n =" H-.
This land is finely located in Pitt township
3 miles west Of Little Sandusky, Wyandot Co.
he greater part of the land is under high state
{ cultivation and is adopted to the raising of
,ain, or for grazing purposes. ANY person
f. ding home easily accessible to the markets.
will do vel to consult the undersigned either
Personiy or py letter. Address. =.
B, SWAYZE. Boushersyille.
Aug. 81 4t-pd. Wysndot c., oSio
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PREMIUMS AND REGULATIONS !

nprAAI,,Aao Ann nro,u a-,oN,o !,
-.'"o'''0 NsD "-"o-niiViNO !
AZ, 10 1onn., 1A, n,ia,,i,s,,, an ot Gey sne Wyan
be held at the Fair Grounds at Upper
5anausSy s on t9e 3eeo' Sth' 7th' and 9th
..
4H
GLASS A-short Horned Cattle-Iho-
rough Dreu'
best oull years old ana upward
Ohio arher ana %
"a = pest ONO Farmer and ]
oeSt ou'i years oid ana uhder three
. y i anu !
"a rest -, z
oes' oui' year o'a ana uhder Two :,
.......... v T ano i
~ oest i. .........
Des, ou'' '"l .... ..........
~ pest of
Females same premiums as males. Here
,'rus "no De'' us s''he premiums rs snort
'o,"'' N d. ~
Alien Marion and Horace Huber Seneca
Deyons and Herefo,ds same com m;ttee
GLASS r. c,.d,, c,,,la- onon - al
- -. I'a,.,, '-,:.ha',. pe" pI W "''
O.. .i..,,,:.,,,,. .h....,.,. -,
'''ne p'e'n'0''' "S 'no'o"su o'e''.
oomm,ttee-Den) McCu'loch' NJ Metz'
Marion =. .. L'"osey' ......
CLASS C-Work Oxen. Steers and Fat
m b.. Cattle. 0a
Best pair work oxen OF and So
I'd best .s. u. OF ....
Best steer yrs old and over O F and /
"a best .. ..r md. OF
Best steer 2yrs old and under ) OF and Il
I'd best ... ... OF
Best steer yr old and under9 2
I'd best OF
Best fat bullock . Fand ]
"a pest z
1 49,. : ~ W." " ' ~
C,,n,.;,,,, D Al c;o, Milton Mo.ro
W.. ~ G;h"nu we '-
~, Assn c.....,, :. c..,o
p, Luu =, o,, ,,,o -. h.ool
Whea, hook Din and 2
Rest COW or heif.r 8
Committee-J O B. Reppick D. Bvve
Nehemiah Davis.
uASS Blooded Horses
Best stallion yrs Old and over 0 f and 2
I'd best Z
Best stallion 2 yrs old and under 8
OF and
ID best 2
III best r. ...Y OF
Best stallion colt under | yr old 8.
I'd best OF
Ea,n.,os ..,,o n,o,n;, ,r,s 90 n,l.o
Com,n;,tae-Jamas Orr Crawford conn
~ y Tan E;ck n II Ho,dr;J,s
" CI,So n p,
ohno'' h'o"u''e''.
oame premiums as o'ooaea norses'
Commlttee--C. d. Ward, w. b. Lewis,
NC ~ NJ carey
-
Same premiums as blooded horses.
Committee-G. W. Leith, W. A. Noe,
A. IL. Lunday.
GLASS H-Carriage Horses &c,
Rest nair carriaoe horses OF and s.
I'd best Z
R, st sinple carrisge Nurse OF and
I'd best OF
Best riding horse Q
Best pair of draft horses or mares
OLA and 2
ID best ..-. '.. ..-N 2
B.st draft horse or mare OFand
I'd best OF
Best and fastest trotting horse, mare
or geldlng Y and
Su oeS' ,,
0Peeu W oe 'e'.eu =! .u'0 "nu wv ~
,OmD6tltlODs distance, Tires times rOunu
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TO, TIE AC H RS.

rHHE Board Of School Examiners of Wyan
u dot County, Ohio will hold meetings reg.
ularly at the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San.
dusky, as follows:
q Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL.
MAY OCTOBER and NOVEMBER and on th.
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the examina
tion of Teachers, un, er the act
"Toprovide for the Organization, supervi
sion aud maintenance of Common Schools"
passed March l4th, 1858.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch. A. NJ. promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
dence Of good moral character by certificate of
otherwise, as no certificate willbe granted with
.eut such evidence, and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan-
ces. BY order of the Board.
feb20'62-tf. HENRY MADDUX,
sa,.ssg.l,, sgr. d, So Clerk.
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" Cabinet Making.

The above articles to be manufactured
by the exhibitor. ... ..rra
Committee.-Henry Houck. S. Watson,
Dr.. G. w. Thomson.
CLASS 2--House plants and fowers.
Best display cut flowers, 0. 9. and 90
I'd best do, "u. l 90,
Best and greatest variety of house
plants and flowers, o. F. and 90
ed best do, n ., ! 90.
House plants and flowers to be proper
ly named and labeled.
Committee-G. T. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. G. Berry, jr., Jane Jack
son. ..#t.s e-.
CLASS 3--Preserpes and Pickles.
Best variety PRESCRIBED fruits, O. F.
2I best do, o. G.
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Wcse RINtevs

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uvc NOT oSyeveA 10 We CNWN\lc
US u NAcN\clAe wv\\cM w\N
c\\vc ON tAe "N\\s WNN\cN\
S\ssM Us Melv to," N>lt os q
veWAeN>oA ogc>h gvsNt
Regulator 81 tNc sMstcvA.
w we HvNlows N\stv\cts
oStMc West oNA SowtNtMcve
NOS, yov q \oAg t>NAe, NssA
w\\\cM NeeAeA oM ovt,e\c oS
StowNocM Blttevs, w\>leN\, y
t0WeM w N>vovev N\>NWtyt>es,
oMA az We VvoNcS t>WAc, avs
q save Vvc~ewt>we oS
Bilious Feuer,
Fever and 748'ue,
Liver Complaint,
QYspeps1a,
Indigestion,
JaU71d1ce,
Kidney Complaints,
uNA oM Assesses q q slv>>-
\Av NNt\\vG.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

These Bitters are put up in guar.
bottles, of lvhich the above is a fac-sins-
lie. Ghe label is finely ENGRAVED, and
is provided 1vith safeguard from
oounterfeiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sic for SIS.
G. w. Pobaok, proprietor, No. o
East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to 1Dhom
oIL orders should be addressed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held a
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS Montpelier, within and TO
ana District, on the Z3d day Of January, A. D. 1861
n tLSON A. CHASE, Guardian of Geoage w Witbam
~ OF odbu', in said district, makes application to
SAID court for license to sell the foil wing described
estate of his said ward to wit All that pat of Lot No
nineteen in James survey III said Woodbury. tooather
with the mill thereon and all the tools ans ponds and
privileges conveyed to said George w. Wham by deed
executed by Phillip :. Bennett, dated June 3D. A. d.
1902 representing that the sale thereof is necessary for
the payment of the just debts of sad ward con ac ed
70 me aPponm Mt of his guardian, his per-
sonal estate being insufficient for That purpose
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said curt that said annl
cation be referred to ther eof to held at be
Probate Once in said Montpelier the 18th day of Feb
rury. ID. 1863 for hearing and decision thereon and
1t further ordered that all persons interested be mott
Hed hereof by pubcauon Of notice of said application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier before said
me OF hearing that they may appear said time and
place, and, il they cause, object thereto ~
By the Court
4t2wf Attest, +. r. MERRILL, Judge
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ht having been appointed by the Honor,
rSoo ,o"@e ooun Iorthe District of Washing on cam
VI on persons, against the estatf of AInn
sen,ed nSnlva dntn, IN sald District deceased rtpre
dav oG Fbrm 5ma me tenn of sin months from the "A
oeguors 81 'ad Deceased EXHIBIT ana roye ber W
END to I tbe pele u.s. Give notice, that we viii a.
house OF Carroll Lovel in Warren in at uht dwelling
IN ,b uy VI March aud August 5th next At ooe
>" '"e "''efnooh on each Of sad days WV 0'o'N
LEWIS CARDEIL
February Sd, A D. 1868 NiChoLS,
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l. Prohaft Cn,,, haVIhe been appolnteo b, The Non
nIisone r ,o' the DIstliclot Washington CAM
pm ""uE OF al' persons against the Fsiat 80 a'
resented in o. ve G[ce,e said district decea<eo rev."
% Gay OF Feby 1861 ing loved hv . ""p, nF from the
specIive S teteastu 80 exlbta and prove fhet,r
attend tn tha d oeiore us-give notice thar We vii
iric W WGow Clara Poor, in Woreesr ip uWe'np
AZ one ae Vt day Of March and Sd of A"gns Gus
e'''" !" TIE aiterncDn, on eacb.of said DAYS az
G. c CLOssON, ' u"yS'
Worcester Feb. 7, A. D. 1869 l. hhDD,
0' 6w3
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E'hENeaS Persons ESfate

NE s"osctlhefs haVIhg cen appointed by the Honorable
PROBATE CourtI0r the District of Washington commits
Sohers To TeCtiV examine and adjust all inns and do
mahds Ola persons against the of Phneas Persons
,ate OF b. Montpelier, in said district deceased represen49
January 1861 being allowed by SAID court Ia The cIsd
'ufS "' SaIu deceased, TO exhibit prove their re-
>pecVe CLAIMS before Give notice thai We viii attend
10 me duties OF our appointment Al The dwelling use IF
Nalhan'ei AIns"orh, IA East Montpelier in sud irrirt
on thc second Monday of March and July next at one
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon, on each Of SAID DAYS
ADDISON PECK,
po.+ pa,,no,i.. JoHN GOULD, "a, 'om'rS'
9. "lon,PelIe,, Jan 81, ID. lct3. f5w3t
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U. S. STEAM Ram QUEEN or THE WEST.
BELOW VICK,BURG, Feb. 9


ADMIRABLE comp.iqnce with your instruc-
tionS started on the Queen of the West at one
hall past four THIS morning to pass the batteries
at Vlcksbnrg and sink the rebel steamer lying
before that city. discovered immediately o9
starting that the change OF the wheel from its
former position to the narrow space behind the
bulwarks did not permit the boat to be han
died with sufficient accuracy.
An hour more was spent in re arranging the
apparatus, and then we finally rounded tho
point The sun had risen and any ADVANTAGE
which could have resulted from the darkn -
was lost to US. Inc rebels o ened a heavy fire
upon us as we neared the city, but we wpr.
only struck three times before reaching the
steamer. She was lying in nearly the same m
sitlon that the Arkansas occupied when General
Ellet ran the Queen into her, on q former occs.
sion.
The sane causes which prevented the des-
Huction OF the Arkansas then saved the steamer |
City OF Vicksburg this morning.. Her position
was such that If We had run oblquely into her
as we came down, the bow OF the . lcen would
inevitably have glanced We were comnellad
to partially round in order TO strike The con.
sequence was that at the very moment of coils.
lon the current, which is very rapid and stropy
at this point, caught'the stern oi~rny boat and
acting On her bow as pivot swung her round
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District OF Ran
oph Tor the year ensuing, will be holden 70 lows
viz
At the Probate Office in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
lay in each month.
At the Orange G. unity Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday Of each month.
At the West Randolph House in Randolph, the fourth
thursday in each month.
AT l.. BowIes' Hotel in Washington. en- the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order Of Court,
PERLEY c. JONES, Regis ter.
Chelsea, December lst, 1862. f5tf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. John Conness has
oetn hnalIy eleced Senator, receiving % out If
III votes lie was formerly Douglass Demo-
cr"C' and latterv Il member Of the Union nartv
An unreienting feud between the FREE DIS Of Cnn,
Gresham Phelps, and Mr.. Sargent, prevented
Tue election OF Senator OF r publican antece
uen's 10 accordance with the political bias If
large maj)riry Of the legislature.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12
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TO THE FREEMAN
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CHICAGO, Feb. IL. A special dispatch from
Cairo to day says that news has been received
from Vlcksburg to Saturday The ram Queen
of the West has returned from below. Her trip
down the river was most successful. She met
three steamers with provisions for the rebels at
Flckshurg, AMI succeeded in sinking them. She
took Sc prisoners, one Of whom was Colonel.
The q leen OF the WeSG went near enough to
Port Hudson to draw fire from the upper bate
ries.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12
Abraham ERaraer's Fstota

'1n 9unsc tlDef having been appointed by the Hon
or"n'e rfob'l' CoW TOR he Uistrictof Washington
tnu OF persons, against the Estate Of Ahra
nam na,kef, tate OF Barre, in said District deceased
he nth day of January 1858 be,nG aI'",ea 'pio
~ ttothe creditors ci said deceased 1T exhibitatd
Ven respective clam s0elore us give nUrcttb
lae dwelling house of The deceased in Rare in o
n ,St'ct Oh tGe ON Gay of March and 9th day Of uv
"'N' DIT O'CLOCK ID the afternoon Is each Of aid DAYS
DAVID FRENCH I'd,
Barre, February Sd, A. D. 1854 ~ }co.