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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
The Lntl Unian snccnssea

The general results Of the elections Of
Monday are highly favorable to the I'm,
ion cause. In Connecticut, where tho
peace Democracy made bold and open
issue against the Government, counting
with the most perfect assurance on an
overwhelming victory, the friends Of tho
Administration have signally and deci.
siyojy triumphcd, Everywhere, save 10
few exceptional localities, we have the
most unmjq,akeable evidences ola pow.
erluI and permanent reaction in favor
Of the existing policy Of the Govern,
msnr As in former elections, the Tn
ion cauic has been most successful in
those localities in which the Issue was
distinctly presented, OF tits fact III,
result IN s.. Louis affords the most 5tri.
king example; butt is everywhere sp
parent,
The reaction which We now witncs,
was inevitable sooner Of later, but for Il.
o currenco Within go short period aftel
the elections oil last fall we are indebted
chiefly to The patriotic aud outspokcn ex
passions Of Tho army, lis denuncigtior
Of Copperhcad;'m, and its ieuibIc NAL.
cd,ltjons upon those who, under an,
pretense, oppose the cause oitheir coua
Try, Indeed We may say that our sol
Dies walc the issla ottEa 2gectt Oigm
l.s II l.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23
THE MONITORS ATT CHARLEsTJ
Captain Er,csson's Views.

Luptaln ErlcsHOh'S views, syn
| fesl called upon to state, for the in.
formation ot,the country, that the mpef:
fiction Of the Monitors, shown by Al.
miral Dapoul's trial ofther strength 1T
Charleston, are not Of a serious charac.
ter. What has happened will be read.
Iy obyhled for the future. Eyerything$
connected with our new fighting machines Z
worked precisely as intended, not sin.
gle change oil plan being called for. The
pilot house proving of insufficient thick
ness was not an unforeseen circum.
stance. The limited experience which
wo have had in actual conflict indicated
that eight inches thickness would be SUI.
t-fcifni, butt was BY no means assumed
to be settled point. Hence such a
construction was adopted that, withoutN
removing tho structure, or changing its
interior arrangements, any number Of
additional plates might be attached to
the exterior, and its thickness increased
to any extent. So with regard to tho
turret it is Constructed OF an inferior
skeleton cylinder, composed of plates
I firmly 'rigered together to which any
number Of plates may be bo!;cd, Ii is
by no means yet established tha: our
!urrcts require increased thickness OK,
cepting possibly at the base The pub,
lie viii do W. Il not to DO alarmed by tho
marks Of inexperienced observers, who
are startled a, seeing tie indentations
produced by the enemY's projoctles,--
We apply armor to keep out hostile sho,
not to prevent sears AMI indentpions.
So far we have fully succeeded.
1t will be proper to observe That tho
supposed imperfect steering qualities
are utterly groundless, There is no
class Of vessels in the navy that obey
their helm so readily as the monitors.
Tie reason is self.eydeut. The largo
cquipois rudder employed is acted upon
by the powerful current from the propel-
Ter with such force as 10 change the
course Of the vessel with the slightest
motion Of the helm. In strong currents
ana IN shallow wator as in IN Charles
ton hafbor. no vessel can be readily
moneuyefed,
AlmlroI Drpont3 preliminary H'tacs
on Charesion-ihe hrst P"c.'ca! test
Of iron clods--mus! be regarded as The
most !mPor'ant.rvent IN naval history
10 TINS country the gallant assault on
SdmP'eF by the new and unir I'D vessels
exposed 70 The terrible iItnt.ng AND ra.e
ing hre OF numerous other fort5' Is lt11u-ht
Vim IoG.I'oh5'e b'rc6f. Whatever
Interior oHnJect OF HoNcrna'eni, the sub
''an'Ia' advantage has eIreadg btoo se'
cured oil knowing exactly what the ron
c'ads can endure, ant what remains 10
be done TO t'n Ter 'ho new system per.
l'Sl 1t was high 'ime that the practical
Test was Instituted. since we are building
amote numerous ironscIad il.eI than 10
possessed by all Europe. The naioa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

New York, April ia Fortress
Monroe letter Of the 10th, in the Herald
1ays:
From DISORDERS it is OsccrIaiuCd that
IongstrCet in pctSon commanl led tho
rebels near Suffolk, Also, that tho gfoa.
test portion of tho rebel army was with.
drawn from thu Rappohannock, and was
concentrating in Eastern Virsiniu and
North Carolina"
General Seymour, Chief Of General
Hunters staff, left Fortress Monroe the
10th for Port Royal with dispatches,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

Eg-Seven otthc different 5lrN 10
Savannah have acsecioi to he PROPOSE,
ton rn1do by the President Of the Ma,
rine Bank ..of that State, to- loan the
State $4,000 each, without interest,
and one loan Of A5oco, to .bo ;nvca,
led 10 provisions, which are to be sold
al prime cost to the needy ard others OIL
Savannah.
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Circuit Court.

The Spring Term of our Cireui! Court
opened the 18th inst. Hon. james H.
Brown. presiding. TIE criminal, civil
and chancey dockets are unusually
heavy; though from the progress made
up to the time we go TO press, the sess.
ion will not probably be very protracted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

pG5"A WARNIsd. Clinton Wasson,
a private ofthe lst Kentucky Regiment
Volunteer infantry, deserted sometime
during the past winter, and was enjoy.
ing the pleasures Of bis home in ,hja city
until within a week oil iwo since, when
the Provost Marshal BriSade--who are
charged with hunting up descr:cr5-
scented him out. He was sent on his
way to the regiment; but, BY the neglect
of the guard, who had him in charge,
he was permitted 10 escape. and he re.
turned 10 this city. But his friends, who
believed that General Burnside meant
to deal promptly with dcsertGrs, iraucn.
ced him 10 return to his regiment, and
save trouble. Wa3son left here early
last week., but on his landing at Louis.
vile, he was nabbed by the military au,
.thoities; and, from tho tenor of a letter
received from him yCstold y by his
friends, there is no douBt that lie has
been court martjoled and condemned to
DO shot, His friends left for Louisville
lest night, 10 intercede for his pardon,
bi } Hin: aligu forever Tot .hi5 SC i
warning 70 others who arc hidins
through The influence OF unholy advi.
sers.-l Gin. Com, Goth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

NorrcE.-Mr. PribbIc, requests US 10
say that the Academy will not be open,
CT; for the reception Of scholars until
Monday next. he 9Th lust.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

~ A gal!aot achieymeu, has been
performed by our troops on Tho Nonse.
mond river, near Suffolk on Saturday,
covered by sunboals, two regiment,
took BY storm battery Of six pieces and
200 prisoners from the 3tth Alabamo:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

EET We ell the attention of our read
ers to tho law card Of I. S. Brown, Esq.
in another column.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

EgMH, EoroR:-You will please
say in your paper, that am not, nor do
i wish to be 4 candidate for the Office Q!
Secretary Of State. D. POLSLEY.
april goth, 1868.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

re- The Presidential proclamation
on the admission Of West Virginia has
not yet been rooeirod, though the certi-
fed returns were sent on to the presi.
dent last Friday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

Es'Thc Army Of the Potomac is mo
wing on the rebels at tast.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-23

'"o '0u''Se ioH9 o' y @'e' WhereeIaT'
'S"on runs III streams 2AIcrlma slaIS'
aot'"a aI noon'auy'
y WORD 70 the WISE IS suilc!anN Le!
I ge"r no more suouung 'oF zen; DeS'
q 70 III she 'u'ufe' PEG.
From the ~ o. 4rn9. Delta Of April 5lh,
Kehei Account Of tho Indianola.
a gentleman who was on the Coined.
crate gunbOat Dir. Batey, when ,he iIp.
dianoIa was cap.ureI, oives .bo kl6Ev.
il, ;n,.,s,,;rr n,r,i,,,, - ~
70 M, 70. l''c'"',' - '"' ~"
lo gNpop'''oh n''ea Cnt 70 capgare
'"O tgu,"DI'" cyH',i'ea OIL 'he Vaesn o.
'"u "e''' 'po "eoo' mourning l9'e
e"', "uu 'oe steamer ,rI ir oatey' mPA'
.,"S i"uI H',s 10 W, D''ey wasB'o'
' =; , " eo"o . oa,e'' INC engagement
W. W. ~ t '"I, o U'v' "'.Ge" minutes: loe
"VoD''"u queen o. INC MeS' ran lGtotAe
.N,II ,, s.ay'"s J." ,r Uo'n whGel houses
anu nsi p'OFtl'er' ine ~ Datcy ran
I,'"5 '''e ~ s"o 'u'G'"oI'I0na ooargel
Io. u'' az ra S"o was aoou' os'ns Sufgn'
.''Ou, nc S"' c 'ToN pace az nj,
. .t .i oO'or' we've 0 CLOCK. AZ
WAY ",n ,', :, %ns uo' supposed '0e 4nqla i,
oo ,t "U",u S'UH' ana II was not pa'II
"H.''po'' . 'loch N Tue AFTERNOON 'a'I
sue "5"; uoT W. nsat'y 10 'Ae deeK AND
s'ou"uyu Inc Gon'SG'fa!e olR'sr'
Wet! noS "" , OIL '"S' condtHon, q Ihe
'ud'"uo"i aug our informant states
a"o 'oulu nave Gs9H SGD anl
o"J kso momn 70 iofs tlaGSon had an an e,'
'o'I oeen maze 10 90 So Dht tue Conled,
, 1863-01-19

Wilson &c
White WmH Il
Whiteside 'Thos
White s "
Wingrayc $
Wicks Geo T
Whitman s F
Wheeler R II
Wilson c AZ
V Wheeler CH
Willard Joseph
Wilson Coyin B
Wickam capt
Whitehead Ell
r "
/ Wilson j B
: Wilson Abran
I Wheeler AC
Wintlett 4 "
Wood Walter L
Wright WmW
Wroot Jonathan
Woolsey Jas C
Woo11ief Geo
Wyman EN-
.Wren Edward
Woodward Geo
Woods DS
: Woods Patrick
) Wood CHARLES
Wood VIM
RYoungloyc Jofr
, 1863-01-19
EpefiQl Notires.
"A CARD.
Deafness ami Blindness.

DR.. UNDER FOOD. cullH md Aur!st Orcratiye
tsvEcoa III Eaaco!rh street., car thcShcsman House.
CHICAGO, I11rSo1B.
Dr. as devoted his professional life to Ophhalrn!c
and AuEnl Medicine ind surgery. and monthly
oil t.s nsw aJ iaSeaious instruments aa aprasssu
lief and curc of these acttona In al the Ophha1mlc
;nd Aurni Hesplta!s and lnnrarss of London Paris
nEeen: and modern operations for Deafness Cataract
artificial roEil. Csoss Ere. Ent1op:um. EctsopIpmt
iuuoss wcns and spurious gEoxths Of every desc.ir
tton. Artificial Eyes md EaE-Drums inserted. and
AuEscorc. stoecore. rharyngoscopc and Ophthallnto
Microscope and machinery that bs1l1i1nIy
afts the Eye nnd Ear TINS revealing tnc Gaass aaa
mature Of many diseases Of tho md ear tna1 nave
hitherto been thought forever hidden in darkness and
f,nptnctraOtc obscnFitv tA;.ySss.1m
, 1863-01-19

Timl,erulan VIM
Thayer Wm
Thomas Jos 3
NcJo?ltl 8
Thomas J Drew
Tinean &c
Tiffany HenryS
nThornas JAS "
Thompson Hen
Thomas Geo F
Tru1al j "
Turncll Thos
Troy Tl,os
: Thomas George
1H1Ssey1u
Vano1inda "
Vantferverst N
VauketkMcG
NTauAllen G
, 1863-01-19
1yce Edwd !. Tngerso}l E Irwin n 3
Ingalls, 4 Cady eIngcrsol1 G N 2

Jordan P Il johnson Jas D
Jayncs D " johnson ] 3
Jewell Eben johnson j q DR.
Judd Dwight johnson John
JohnEon c RC Jones, Shlpman
johnson S B & Co
johnson Geo B Jones Dewitt G
johnson is sergtJoucs Henry
, 1863-01-19

~ ancaG AZ
"
Wallace j P
Walker ] "
Wel,bcr Jacob
Webster Jno r
/ Weeks John
Warren Juo q
I Webb Wm II
Wells VIM
Warren VIM
Walker " T re-
Warriner VIM
? Walsh j "
Warren " "
Ward VIM
WAsborn VIM J
+ Waterman Wu,
Warren VIM "
Walsh Kichd 4
Welsh John
Walsh Patrick
Willford VIM
Willard n )
.t-W' ilson " Il
WhitncyWm
8 Wilson n H
Whitcllcr Jno
8 Winters John
Wilde JnaC
Wilson John I
Winchell Jas T
Willard T Ms
Z
Young Joshua
H-$ffN65
, 1863-01-19
InftfnIs.

Friends Of ]. =: F. .shaTer. .Proprs; Penny
Wells street. Pa. Coal Co., care Jno. Jones.
c. A. B. q. " T. r, P..-.Comg officer i. Il.
6Sth 1lle. ReE't.. Gift Book Store, 81 Randolph
....H.F.W
Persons wi4hing drop letters advertised must
afl3x three cent stamp.
vc@ber, from d. m. Mil til p. N. From m November l
1st till April 1et. from u. till p. and on
Sundays from $50 a: m. till 1918 m.
6x19 !. L. SCRlPPS. 2. II.
, 1863-01-19
Ernul n otifes.
vHE UNDERSIGNED. Receiver

FI'HE UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
l. OF The Artisans Bank Of tic City Of New York,
in pursuance Of order Of the Supreme Court Of the
Suite Of Ncw York granted on tho 9th day Of July.
Of March 1865 by Gilbert 4 Sampson. Aucttoneers at
the North door Of tho Court House. IN tho City at Chl
Tho following described real estate, formerly belong
fots one {) to twenty car inclusive In block nve
g. In ArchcI Addition to Chicago. sttnate lyinE and
being In the City OF Chicago Comfy OF Cook aud State
Of Illinois. and known as :. the Do1glas property.
HENRY c. TANNER.
, 1863-01-19
Ql)ifa9o Qribu11e.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES' LIST

Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Post
Qiice,
, 1863-01-19
HENRY c. TANNER,
Receiver OF tho Artisans Rank. City Of New York.
ChAsc. StofIs L Munson, Attotneys. ialS.zS3td

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whcreas,
Nl on tho thirty .nrst day Of October. 1s56 Henry
Knight, this wife Joining therein 70 secure the PAY.
the payment OF $1c0 to Patrick Tzegtnt Js executed
and delivered Ills cet,in deed 70 said
TreEnut and aISns tho undivided twothirds part of
The Of the noThesst quarter Of ses-
a. IN S9ok County niineis .h9sa n9stEsgs dsc9 ~
County 10 hook IS Of mortgages page 10; and Whnre
the sald Henry Knight ~ ade dcanltin ;ho ray.
due the bnm Of <1eoo with interest semi annual. from
April %. 1s57. being now due and nnpald thereon
snance With the powers in said deed OF mortgage con:
tanned Charles Gregofy TO Ehom the III S2ad b9pd S
TWESTIsFffsST DAY or JANUARY. 1865. At ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that das sel At public aqc
scsi6ed prenises to make The money dne on said bond
With the costs and q said sale. and VIII exc
e1'S A'o o'-' ia o-sN CHARLES A. GREGORY,
. Assignee ofsaid Bond and Mortgage,
, 1863-01-19

Lounsbusy C11aB Long John
Long Thomas Lynch In
Loomis EdsarP Long John
alcBurney AR a1cGiu Jas |
McCoy Alex McCafery Jas |
McDonga,l A McCallock j Az
McGn1in hon Mcclure Israel
Beriah McElhose Jas
McDougan 4 McVicker j L
Phelps & CO
McGlyern Peter Mccormick " II |
A1cCurdy A capt McfIcat Wm II
HlcAlernnn Patk McEe4uyW
McNanara Patk McGraw {ichI-
McMnhon P ) McCammon II
Mcclure Pat McCulloch mr. -.
Mcclure Robt McCaFrey Mich1
McCoy B + DR. McAllister rcyW
McDermott + Martin Theo
1IcCann Francis Mnher Thos
McGuircSte StephenManley Frnucis
1lcInty1eGiIbert Madison Thoe u
McKoy Theo E Meeker Wn, II j.:
McHogcr Thos Mead Jonas c.
NcAwS W Mej1nv Hnrh
McKinnen Inn NIeilaHn nj.
Mckinley JnoM Merrill S s
MCCaslin Jno Meata Patrick
McI, ,afi;n Jno 1fcrI1i Chne "
NTNrrn I'm Merera NsTh
WrT,ees Jno 1{eeker 4 Il
MeChesneyJB Mcckcc B B hon
McHnrdT ,}no 1Ierriuan &
T Mcconnell Jas Owen
( Mcdonnell jas Ne1ril1AH
McCarty Jas
Morse MulfigAn Rtchd
MorrIeonJ L Moynihan And u
Murray Jno II Morria& Waexel
Minys Jno P Moody Shaw &
Murphy Jno kn0pfel 3
Moran Jchn D Moloy Patk corp
Moran John MnlEey 2
M0rdof Altron co4
AIulford Luther Norris Clark r
Myers David Myers Chas e =
Morgan Edwin Morgan Sa!nl =,
Muffin VIM Morris PH
~ n
Nixon RC NeyfnJ
Mas Il Noyes Joshua G
Newlands MnsF Nichols " i
Ncwburg Henry Nntting W T
Mas Raymond 2 Nichols Michael
Nichols James Nelson ] L
Nixon j r Newell Maaes
Norter John Neyin II
Nolan James Nelson &Ware
Nellis Joeiah
n
Observation-Disclosures Jnhn
= 4tn7J 6h1oS Iobn
: oaIsas s Js,,os 0.Naa9 @ ynh,c
G,r"rs ] y..nea 1,;rc- Jehn i
6.rnnnnr % % Tnoh H'fnnncra % 1ohn
, 1n;1s Ejlwt1 # 0.TeawJof,n
n1f:nnnn11 Jcrv 0'Conne1i VT
O,NeilJeremiah o Grady Law'ce
Parker = PufWm b
mlAelps J n ffcklhs Hm
Phillips VIM II Peasiey Judge =
Ycateons W q Rerter Mm y
It feppar !Ma1clce fotls WIZ
PerI.T VIM Pc!eman " .
: fhelps Join u F5octor Joslah
farkef Jonn = 6omefoF john
Parker John " Paroar Joseph
Iaaiding > n1a1 IRON he4 Jo5epn
p3tchcll james Hfoctot J. =
rarrotS j . anIeons ~ IL;
rage Aa1rg 1n n.iGtu5c taos
1FatI y y ToI1. ro11a.a - g. 9 2
trout lay as; =, f,oatt fo,ke} }}.l"a saa
roMefs sI 4iCnnGs ,a a,p,a,.s Iaast Gnas Il
ftentleH 1, Ae"'s M bl;a .Saeay r;b,sr r.
TIal nee n +4asf
nyrS,.a pnMe:a - i,o,,+
, 1863-01-19
PAYABLE In GOLD,

scnlannually. which is equal at tho present premium
gold to about eight rer Sena reF snnnm and nj
WHO have any money to iaye:t should kaow ed e.
MORTGAGE uponnl Railroads. Canals, Banf Stocks
ana ind te pfodd9cSs 9 tS,a q ~ FL !as
and srple provision made for the payment Inter
est and liQndatiop Of principal. by Customs Dntes
Excite Stamps aud Internal Heyenue serves 10 MAKE
these Bonds,
, 1863-01-19

4
Thompson II B mrs
Trunbulf Maria mrs
Torrcy John mra
Todd Carrie mrs
Towle Sarah A mrB
TonlhoT Katic miss
Tucker Coruelfa mrs
TullymEs
, 1863-01-19
Irwin Margaret II 1niss
Jrfn11n F. 4 MIRA

Irwin Margaret II miss
Ingalls, E A mrs
Jackson Albert mrs
jackson Eunice G mrs
James Martha A mrs
jackson Almira mrs
Jainlison Julia A mrs
EechIln Catherine mrs
Kcitfc Johann,l miss
Keith f 3 miss
Eamcrdie MaTy miss
Keith Eliza T mics
Kelly Hannah miss
Kellogg Roscman
Kelly Mary
Lacey r a mrs
LaPa1te Fannie nlies
Lawson Martha
Law1cr Ann mise
Lewis Eliza miss
Lewis Chancey mrs
Lcamey mrs
Lewis Juliannc 4 mrs
Leet N " mrs
.hicCollnm Hannah mrs
McClond Kate miss 3
Mccarthy Catharspe mi
Mccoy Cntharine
Mcbride Lylia mics
McCabc Margaret mrs
Mccarthy Mol1Ee miss
Mcfarland Martha mr:
| Magnor Bridget miss
Macy Elizabeth miss
Matlony Mary miss
! Manchester Mary misc
Manson Maggie j 1nis!
Mabcr John mrs
Mandcll James mrs
Mahcr Richard mrs
Malloney 4 mrs
Maitland Jennie E mis-
Mall Lucinda mrs
Martin AInttfc nliea
Marshall + F miss
Marshall Phil miss
bIarrh Henrietta miss
Martin Fnnny miss
Marble Eliza j mrs
Mareh hlcry mrs
Marsh Julia n 2
Maynard A mrs
May Il II mrs
Masters Lizzie mrs
Merritt Lewis mrs
Melville James mrs
Merritieltl Julia Mrs
hlidkif1c Hnttic miss
Nilsson Miss
Mitncr Snr1l ? nlrr.
hii1der Jacah j mrs
Miller Mollie miss
Natina Sophia mrs
Neag1c Mary miss
Nolan Knty a mtss
| Mutt Annie E mrs
EIcholeon Isabella mr.
Oakcs Jas col mrs 9
Olds Calvin mrs
O}ds u II mrs
Oliver Isabc1l mrs
Osborne Alex mrs
Osborne L Gmrs
On Lofty miss
PapcndIkc Agnes mrs
Paige John T mrs
I,arfcncu Elizabeth n
; Parker Ir1cy A mrs
Purkcr Johanna mrs
Parker Caroline miss
Parsons Hannah 4
Porter Sarah ] miss
!; Patr3ckEN miss
Partridge Lydia mrs
Payne Il mrs
Patterson Jas mrs
ratten 4 s mrs 3
Patterson Emc1fa mi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
20 Gen. IL. w. HaLLeck :

To Gen IT. ". HdHeck Nv
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. "a The fighting pro-
gret ses to. day favoraby G"n. 5aernan ca r ID
the end of Missionary Ridge, and his rigAt Is
now at the tunnel, and his left at Chickamauga
Creek. The troops from Lookout Valley car
ried the point of the mountain, and now hold
the eastern slope aud oints high up. | cannot
tell the amount of casualties, but our loss is not
heavy.
Gen. Hooker reports 1000 prisoners taken, be-
sides which small number have fallen into our
hands from Missionary Ridge
(Signed) Gro. H. THOMAS, Maj. Gen
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

nE Subscribers having been appointed by the honora-
| bic Probate Court for ne District Of Wasbn loR, Com
missnne r. 10 teCeive exam aud adjnst all claims ana
demands o all persons against the estate # MEL 'oshs
atr or Capat SAID stricl deceased, represented III
solvent aad the term OF six months tom the ION oaN W
November 1863 heUg allowed by said court =" tht c u
or oi said deceased to exb il and prove tlelt espec
claims before us Give notice, that we viii aiienn !" .e
dutes Gf apo ntmenl AT The dwelling mouse =" ~ t
I,an lei % II, In Cabot m said disr the 10 oay
December and 10 e May uext at one cioeh !" INC o.
JOSEPH LANCE, romm's
'.N'| f'tH" CALEB FlS HER,
Calm, Novemss, DAD. A IH3 dfw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

CT Religious services will be held at the
Brick Church-Rev. Mr.. Lord's-to morro W
(Thursday) commencing at II o'clock. A col
lection for the benefit of our sick and wounded
soldiers will be taken up, and it is to be hoped
that all will from their abundance give cheer
fully and literally for the relief of the suffering
defenders of our country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Gbt pailp fireman.
MONTPELIER, NOV. 25, 1868.
THANKsGIVING!

Remember the Sick and Wounded Soldiers
At the Episcopal Church tomorrow, where
collection Is to be taken for the Sanitary Com
mission, the services will be of the most interes-
ting kind The PRESIDENTS Hymn, splendid
National Anthem by the author of 4" l would
not live Away" will be sung Let the patrl'
otlc in this day of National Thanksgiving not
forget the brave defenders of our affairs and our
homes.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

LEAD.-We have been shown some specimens
of rock containing lead in apparently large
quantities. taken from Birch Mountain, south
Of Brandon Preparations we un 1erstand, are
being made to test further the richness of the
ore-Rmidnd Herald.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

ST To morrow being the day set apart for
Thanksgiving, no paper @lllbe issued from this
Office in the afternoon, nor on Friday morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

CINCINNATI, Nov. rs. There was heavy firing
west OF Knoxville on Saturday The invest
III, ut of the north side Of the town is close, bu
the south side is open The whole number OF
prisoners lost if es lmated at not over 100
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

The Woodstock Standard says, three colored
men have enlisted from Woodstock for three
years or the war. Their names are Norman
Bradih, William Wentworth, and Edward Me-
70.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Good whiskey sells at $4,000 per barrel at
Richmond, Confederate money. An inferior
article can be had for $1,000, A glass of whis.
key commands five dollars. The rebel capital
ought to be the headquarters of temperance.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

We were in erlor yesterday in stating that
Rutland bad voted to pay bounty of $500 to
volunteers who were non-residents of the town.
1t was but $500.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

The soldiers vote for 81 counties of Ohio (of
tciaD is For Brough, % 600, Vallandigham
100
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

New YORK, Nov %. We have news from
the army of the Potomac up 10 3 P. NJ, which
says absent officers may be interested to know
that several changes of position of the army
corps have been made The Fredericksburgh
heights are held by one division of Ewells corps,
which is the extreme right of the rebel army.
Lees left rests near Madison Court House, on
this side of the Rapidan.
The rebel army is manifesty preparing to go
into winter quarters at or near Gordonsvlle.
At present 1t stretches from that place 10 some
point of Richmond and fredericksburg rail
road, probably Hanover junction.
The World S army OF the Potomac dispatch
says all IS quiet along the Rapidan. 1t ha;
rslned all day.
Gen. Meades plans are well matured. and
though they do not coincide with views have
heard expressed they are perhaps the best that
could be adopted, keeping in view at all times
the necessity so urgently enjoined at the war of
fee, of covering Washington.
This morning, unfortunately, is dismal anC
wet. A drilling rain has fallen during thu
night, making some mud, and more discomfort
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

New YORK, Nov 25. Gen. Grant has won
victory at Chattanooga, capturing 2, $50 prison
era, and driving the rebels from their entrench
ments.
Gen Burnside is confident of success. 1t
reported that forces are being Withdrawn tro1
his front, to reinforce Bragg.