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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEw YORK, Feb. Z. BY an arrival at Suffolk
Va. from Richmond, we learn that the new
Mcrrimac Is now lying seven or eight miles be-
low Richmond.
The vessel is pronounced by many, a failure,
while others are confident Of its success.
Two other iron.cIads are in process Of con-
struction there.
The rebels are throwing up earthworks 10
every direction Tor the defense of the Capital.
The Hcraits Washington despatch says that
Gen. NIcle is to be transferred to active duty in
the field. Gen - is tn take command i'm.
metiatcly, Of the Department Of Norfolk,
The case Of Gen. Buell. is concluded, and the
HIDING OF the Court transmitted to the Presi.
dent.
The 7ri6mes despatch says there were two
circles Of blockading ships off Charleston har-
Dor. The outer one in deep water, seven
miles from Fort Sumter The inner one was
upon the bar.
Sailors in Navy Department here, are certain
that the rebel iron-clads went down only to the
latter.
The Hreids correspondent with the Blnk's
expedition writes that Admiral F~arragut's fleet
was diminished in number to such an extent
That u will be impossible for him to attack
Port HUDSON until 1t is re %inlorced.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Nrw ioES, Feb. 3. AT a meeting Of The
Chamber OF Commerce to day, a resolution was
adopted dise0uatenanelng the eillrts Of Seccs.
.lon'sts aud others to deprecaie the United
States currency below the par Of non.spccie
paying banks.
An address in behalf Of the North was real
rom the operatives Of Preston, England, many
hundreds OF whom, says the address, express a
wtsh to cmigrate TO America.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEw YoaE, Feb. , The Health Offer Of
Brooklyn has Prohibited the sale Of rye coffee,
a Respectable German lam y Of eight persons
hay z been polsonel. The seeds OF Poisonous
weeds growing among rye are roas,cd aud
gr0uni up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

ALBANY, Feb B. Ii the Senate, Ex. Gov
ernor MORGAN was nominated for senator u,
The b ST ballot. Ia the Assembly, the first bal
lot Resulted as follows Morgan, e., C~ofrioo
", John A DIX, /. The speaker voted l0l
DIX. "
Mf. Dean moved that The Assembly adjourn.
The Speaker ruled that III motion wa. po,
IN order the House having made a special Or
der.
On the second ballot all the Rpublca,s
changed their votes To Dix.
The sote was IA follows Dix Cj, Corning Go.
MI. piA was tacn declared dominated.
4 motion Wa made Tor toe appointment of
a committed to inform .he .enate th.t fife
House had made a nomination. MIR. Dean
moved to adl urn. The Speaker decided that It
was out OF order. Nj Dan appealed. The
SPEAKER s declslIn was sustained
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

CAIRO, Feb. 5-ll p. NJ. Our forces at
NIckshugg IRE now engaged repairing the GREY
asses Of last fall to keep the water out of camp.
The water in the old canal is sixteen ri feet
deep, but doing little execution.
The rebel force at YIcksburg is estimated at
GO, eco. L. is Il believed that this is the largest
number that can be brought to it's defence.
Ono thousand negroes will be sent from Mem
phis to work on the canal.
A despatch from Fort Donelsoo to night says
The fight lasted from | p. NJ. to 8 o'clock in the
evening, when the rebels retired in great disor.
der southwark. Their killed is estimated at 200,
and their wounded at 500. Our loss was two
killed and forty one wounded and missing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

CnlcAGo, February /. A special Cairo des-
patch to the Tribune says a despatch from
Memphis announces the arrival of the steamer
Ade Inc from VIeksburg. The ram Queen of
the West ran the blockade Monday morning at
daylight. \ HUNDRED heavy siege guns opened
on her as she steamed past. A rebel steamer
also opened fire on the Queen, which replied
to, and crippled the rebel steamer. The Queen
was ',nder fire three-lourlhs Of an hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. The reports in regard
to the encounter of Charleston harbor, being
from rebel sources, are doubtless greatly cxac
gerated. There has been no interruption of the
blockade and no such a sumption will no al.
United by the Government.
A Telegraph from Fortres, M1uro, SAYS that
Gen. DIX Is IN receipt OF rebel news from
Charleston to the Sd INST, at which time tina,
port was thoroughly oloekaded, tho federal
iron clids lying lasiio Of tue wooden vessels
The Former were not with the fleet at the time
Of the attack on the first inst. An attack en-
The city was momentarlly expected.
despatch with an olhoal account from Ad.
mlral Dupont + hourly expected.
The tai IN gold, as compared with last week
prlces' aud the recent al appreciation OF public
stocks are hailed here as eyluclng a conf lent
anticipation Of moniei men that the national
banking bill and general financial measures Of
Secretary Chase will become laws, check the
currency imitation aud improve the pu6ltc cred
Il. The currency oanlc is regarded here as Ike
ly to be succeeded by a panic against tho gold
speculation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

LANCASTER, Pa, FcD. > GEN Rosseau was
sefenaied 10. night. Tie made Il brief speech, to
the ell 'et that his political cresl was about a
niuule long
am lor the Government Of my fathers and
the friends OF that G%oy,rnmenp, and Ann
against the enemies Of that Cow runent and
all Their friends, both North aud SOUTH"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

CrSclNNArl, Feb. 4 The passenger train
from Steubenyllle, Ind, was thrown of the
track 10y a broken rail at East Cadlz Junction
this afternoon. All the passengers in four Of
the cars were more or less injured. Oao car
was badly smashed, and the Others burned up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEw loRg, Feb. 3. The Lcrad has dates
Irum the cly OF Mexico, Of the ith Of January,
a week latcl than any previous news, directly
IRON the Mexican capital. The McAtclns COM
plain ot their sympathizing American neigh.
oors Tor sending sup lies, news, g., to the
French and under tue circumstances have begun
to capture them as fast as they can.
The French are gradually advancing to attack
Puebla, but the Nexlcaus are ready for tie in
yadcrs IL is sand that the enthusiasm of the
Mexican soldiers to meet the enemy, amounts
10 a kind Of frenzy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEw YORK, Feb. 4 The gunboa, New r.,
was attacked, Sunday nightW II o'clock. non,
Island No. ~, by guerrilla. wi,h three niece,
OF artillery. The boa, returned tho ire WIN,
shell. Tue cJniicl lasted tll near da,li,b,
when the rebels retired. Their force Mas mo-
liesed 10 be betwce' 2O00 AID 5000.
ihe operator a, Paducah reports tia, IN,
Commander at Fort D0nels1n VS. attacked a,
an early hour this morning. AT four O'CLOCK
TINS AFTERNOON TIE engagement was going on
ksinlorssasu,, are going forwarI. -"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

SAN FRNNe.sc1, Feb. 4. \ crew is being
shipped Tor the I. ), Steauer S%agamotc, IRE.
paratory 10 her departure Tor The Mexican coast
u prn.ect American interests there.
Everything indicates a large emigration to
Northwestern Mexico the ensuing spring.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1 About 5000 cav
airy, under Wheeler, S,earns and Warton, at.
tackled our force at Fort Donelson yesterday and
were rcpulsed aud utterly routed,
Gen. Mitchell selects The houses Of prominent
secessloulsts for The wounded rebels. Forty
five aye thus qqarlered.
Gen, Jel e., Davis division, with a cavalry
brigade, occupy Franklin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

New YoRS. Feb. G. The Steamer Roanoke,
from New Orleans Jan. 2Sth, and Havana the
3lst, arrived this Il, ming. New Orleans news
very meagre.
The D,Ha says accounts from the rebel amy
- Port udson and elsewhere, show a most
wretched state Of things among them, the men
only being kept from mutiny by promises of
peace within ninety days. Conceptions
,mong the rebels are rather ia gerous, as over
20 conscription officers have been shot while
endeay0rlng to raise men.
There Is nothing reliable relative to the pt.
rates Alabama and Florida.
Il was rumorel that the Alabama received
four shots from the I|latteras and that she had
arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, whence she
,ook her prisoners, and where she would stop
.hree days to repair.
The British gunboat Rinald0 rived at Ha-
yana from Galveston, bringing one extra Of the
Houston Telegraph Of January 23J, containing
he account Of the capture off Sabine Pass Of
.he federal brig Morning Light and one unknown
'chooner, On the Dist, by an expedition from
the Mlgruder fleet.
The following are the rebel dispatches con-
tained therein
SABINE Pass, TEXAS, !
On board C.. 5. Gun1oat Hill, Jan. q, {
CAPTAIN We met the enemy this morning
u the Coli Of Mexico, whipped them anc
brought everything to SABINE Pass. | fought
MIN, ten guns to our one. We have captured
TWO vessels, ons a full rugged ship, the Other
schooner, and twelve guns, naval stores ant
ammunition in abundance, and 100 prisoners
am here waiting further orders.
o. NJ. WATKINS,
Maj, Com Sabine.
10 Captoin b. p Turner, 4. A, o.:
Magrudcr, on the 4th, proclaimed Galveston
opened to commerce, but Commodore Bel
issued q proclamation on tho Goth declaring
GaLyeston. SaLine Pas ard tho whole coast 0
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Vtrm Ont Central and
yaR Railroads.
la III EszEl rEs,,,,x.
Go ~ @
Trsins Going Son,b

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dee. Sih, lSC.
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spalding's Prepared Glue /.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl

CAurloN.-Aa certain unprincipled persons are 81
tempuns to palm Of on The unsuspec lns public. imita
tlons OF my Prepared Glue, | would caution all person,
loeAamihe before purohaing, and see that the full name
srALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
riffs. NS"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Nav loRK, Feb. ). The Navy Department
has ordered the iron-clad vessels. kookak, Cats
KILL Nantucket and Saginaw to be prepared
Tor sea and sen, South at once. 1t is believed
that they can all be ready in four days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

" VUYI7N - 7. IU"N'Ti 7. 4, y.
Magrudcr, On the 4th, proclaimed Galveston
opened to commerce, but Commodore Bell
issued o proclamation on tho Goth declaring
Galveston, Sabine Pass and tic whole coast Of
Texas under blockade, and warning all vessels
from trading under penalty of capture.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Our gunboats Palmetto State aud Chic,r,
have reached the wharyeS. They were cnthusi.
a~stlcally cheered by an immense coucours, ot
citizens. Sllutes were fred from the fort. and
batteries Mott man was hart ON our eide.
and our g%unboats wcrc not struck by the en-.
envy. Oar attack on the tlcct was a comrlcm
surprise to the blockadcls, each one runuin,
away without caring Tor tho others. Il is ,up.
posed that nearly all OF the crew Of the Mere,.
dita persisted. Tho Palmetto State, which en-.
gagged The MercedlIa, having no b0as aud fight.
lng al the time could render her no assistan.e.
The Qaaker City was struck twice, aud one of
her slue whe,ls was almost torn on
Inc Mereedlta, reported sunk b. The Charl,.
tot nolliia, was new steamer ul . guns and
lo2l tone The Quaker Cty is a large and
We'll kn1wn side Wheel steamer Of ,6Ul TINS
Tue Isaac Smith, which WIS captured !, S,,n,
river, On the 5Oh ult., while aground. by Lnd
iorees from ohsrleston, was a new steamer al
ooj tons, ani was a tug boat enlarged.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


VX1HEREAS, ON THE 10th DAY OF No
wv venbsr, a. ID. 1851, Daniel A. Pluiser
executed unto ID. s. True, ~ Trustee, . certain
Deed of Trust, c1nveying to said Trustee the
land In SCOTT county, Iowa, described ~ follows
to-wit: The west half OF the south west quar-,
ter Of section twenty-five (22) in township sew
cnty-nins (79) north, o! range number two ~
east Of the 9Th y. M., containing eighty (e0)
acres. Which sad conveyance WAS made by tho
said Daniel A. Plumer for The purpose o. secur-
ing the pay nsnt OF two certain promissory notes
and tho interest thereon, signed by said Daniel
A. plumer, dated the goth day Of November, A. D.
1857, and payable as follows: Ono for ths sum
OF ono hundred and twenty nine 90 100 dollars,
payable one year from irs date, ind ono for the
suia Vi eve hundred and thirty three 33-lco dol
lars. both payable 10 Moses Porter. Tho last
mentioned Is nov tho property Of Almet Skeel.
And nov said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Daniel A.
piumer having failed 70 pay The same, !, u. ).
True, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice. that by virtue Of the power Which
IL 10 mo vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Wednesday, the 18th day o. March, A. ID. l.d3.
Ct the hour Il two(2 o'clock in the afternoon O;
said day. 81 the Court Hous, door, IN the city OF
Davenport, expose and oner for sale, At public
auction, the parcel Of land above described or 60
much thereof ID all 10 sufficient 10 satisfy and
pay the amount OF said note ~ith the interes,
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending ssid saie, costs Of
this notice and Trustee toes.
Dsssd tho iAth dsy Of February. 4 .. 1881.
| b 5. TRUE,
! feb l0-dts Trustee
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D16ErfEA.

IRON CAMP nENDEKSHOTT, ON TIE
II night Of the nth inst, Jons A. kIsDos, o
private Of Co. K, 9th Iowa Cavalry. Said kis-
don is twenty 1--we yesrs Of ago. f.e feet eight
aud three four;hs inches high blue eyes, "a u y
hair, fair complexion, b,rn 10 the state Of Yer
mont. enlisted 1t Marion, Iowa. for three 20 a.g
Had on whea no leit. citizens psns and coat
and soldiers black felt hat.
Said Risdon s.ole bright bay horse about
lax hands high, saddle mark on loft edo,
branded q. s. on left shoulder, and K, on eft
biz.
and delivery Of said ttisdon and hose TO any Of
6ccr Who will re ain them I'll! secured by The
r,oper authorities Or q pr oportionste rswsrt
iii DO raid for the delivery Of either:
wv order 81 d 8. WILSON,
COL comd. Oh iowa Cav.
RI MILLER. Adjt.
C.xr HsxDsssaoTr, Davenport. lowa,l
Mach lG.h, 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA.l
Iah,,s,, Ga,,tv eh.
inch lV-lnl

LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWAa
johnson County,
To all whom il may concern
VOu arc hereby noaiel that Hugh i. Cara
i and John :. Gable, Executors of the las,
will and testament of David Cockley, deceased.
have filed in tho Probate Court Of johnson Coun-
ty. Iowa. petition with their report st,aehea
said report shosing all claims against the said
estate and tho disposition made Of tho personal
estate. AID also showing the present indebted
mass Of said estate. aud further showing that
there Is sufficient personal property to psy tho
remaining outsta ing Indebtedness.
And in said petition they ask authority to sell
al the right, title and interest Of said estate in
lots two (2), three "a four J. five and six
to), in block Ave to) in tho city Of davenport,
Scott County, lowa, IN order, with the proceeds
thereof. 70 pay the claims against s,id estate.
You are hereby iu ther notified that Tuesday,
tho eth day Of April, A.. u 1868, has been fixed
by said Johnson County Probate Court for the
hearing of said application, aud that you can
then and there appear and oppose the gsasting Of
the authority, Ii yso 6eoiso - oooo.
HUGH +. CARA;
JOHN \. GABLE,
Executors OF the sststs Of David Cooklsy. dec'd i.
inch lvtf
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ITO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE,
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