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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
MONTPELIER MARKET, May IS.

PRousIoSs-Butter, Il TO II. Cheese, TOTO l2l Lard
i2to1t Tsllow H. Dried Apple, to II. Eggs, II cents
Potatoes, ab TO 90 Beans, 2bo. West Inds su
CARS, II ol6. Peas, 800 to 1850.
oniuns-io,oN- Applss-s2,sS to 2,Scper Dbl.
FLora-.Extrs, $3.50 Double Extra ts,9s Super
Extra lO,Oe.
GRAis AND nAY.-Com, $50. Oats, %. Herdsgraw
Seed rs to per bushel Clover, to IA PEI pound.
Hay, sii to Is per taa. Rye, sl,oo
MiscrLLASEous--Dry and green hard wood 2,totos SOC
Shingles, $500 to 100. woOl-e0mmon 90 to 80. Barb
800 to 100 per cord. Nails b,2b. to $50.
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BOSTON MARKET, May 10.

Four.-westeru, 1925 to 1000
Pors,-PrIne, $500 to 1850 Mess, tli, so TO 1900
Beef, sll 90 toi4,5o Lard, 1Oi to lit. Hams to o.
Hogs dressed, 90 to
Butter IA to 10. Cheese, 7tOlo. Eggs 10 to H. Po-
atoes 90 to 90. Dried Apple tooi
Beans $500 to $3.50. Peas $40 to &l,2S.
Herbs grass seed sl,sI to a22S. clOver,s to9i.
Starch I to " Tallow, to lit.
Wool ssxony fleece, to Us American fullBeod 81 to
So Haltbotd 50 to 50 Common rs to 50.
Corn IS to o. Oats sato st Rye l,l2 TO 600 Heps
l S to 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

WHsHINGToN, May H. Col. Fitzpatrick, in
his official report OF his share in the Stoneman
raid, says, by direction Of Maj. Gen. Stoneman
| left Louisa Court House on the morning of
the Sd with one regiment of the Harris light
cavalry, OF the New York brigade, reached
Hungary on the fredericksburg railroad, at day
light on the morning OF the 4th and destroyed
the depot, telegraph and railroad for several
miles, passed over to the Brooke turnpike, drove
the rebel pickets down the pike scross the brook
charged on a batteey and forced it to retire
within two miles of the city of Richmond
captured Lieut.. Brown, aid to Gen. Winder.
and IL men within the Notifications. Passed
down TO the left and the meadow bridge on the
Chickahominy, which burned. Ran a train
of cars into the er,-retlred TO Hanover.
town, on the Peninsula, crossed and destroyed
the ferry boat 10 time to check the advance Ut
a pursuing cavalry force burned train OF 80
wagons, loaded with bacon, captured 10 prison
ers, and encampcl for the night Is miles from
the river.
resumed my march at one o'clock, A. NJ,
the 9Th. Surprised force of 800 cavalry at
Aylett,s station, and took officers and y men,
burned So wagons and the depot containing up
wards oil 1000 bushels of corn and wheat, guam,
titles of clothing and commissary stores, and
81 fey crossed the Mattapony and destroyed a
third wagon train and depot, and destroyed
the ferry again just in time to escape the rebels
early pursuit ,
LATE in the evening destroyed rebel wagon
train and depot on the Rappahanncck, and from
that point made forced march Of twenty miles
being closely pursued by superior force OF cav
airy, supposed to be portion OF stnarts' A
under our brave cid flag, within our lines a
Gloucester.
This raid and march about the entire rebe
army, march of nearly two hundred miles ha
been made in less than three days, with the los
of officer and 81 men, having captured an'
narolod UPWARDS OF 800 men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

CoUNTERFEITs.-C Counterfeit IS on the Char
ter Oak Bank. Hartford, Conn, have made their
appearance. Wig THREE in lathe work
night end 8, 3-lelt end, oak tree, 3. They are
an imitation of the genuine bill, and well cal.
culated to deceive.
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The copperhead city officials Of Chicago al
ready begin to tremble in their boots. Evidence
has already been obtained Of one thousand
fraudulent votes, and all the Union candidates
are taking steps preliminary to legal inve'ti-
CATION.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

WASHINGTON, May 49, A fugitive slave case
pending in the Supreme Court for this district,
excites much interest. Chief Justice Carter to-
day said that it was MT for this tribunal to re-
view the decisions already pronounced by supe-
f0r courts and the practice OF both the Execu-
tive and Legislative departments as to the con-
stltutionalty Of the law. That is settled. This
institution Of slavery, this madness arbitrarily
to control men, involves the nations lle'strug
gle, and has sent some of the best men Of the
country to premature caves bot the case will
be executed because it is the bond and, fur
ther, no man can be arrested and sent back to a
disloyal master. The mea who own this prop.
erty are apparently dead to the love Of country,
and would give it for negro, although there
are honorable exceptions 1t is not to be dis
cuised, that the blood now shed is on the altar
Of this institution.
Associate Justice Wylie said he issued the
warrant by which the party was arrested, name
", fugitive from Maryland, and put him in
prison to await his return to bis master. II
writ of hGbras corpus was sued out and brought,
before the Court, and upon this there had been
DISCUSSION for''seyeral days, he could not concur
with the Chief Justice. Although he (Wyle)
had issued The warrant he had since come to the
conclusion shat he had 10 authority to do so,
and thought the party ought to be discharged.
The fugitive slave law, he said, was applicable
only to the States.
Associate Justice Ohm said that his conviction
was that all the power possessed by the former
Circuit CouIt had been transferred TO this So
premc new Court. Under the former the Chief
Justice OF the district was the designated execu
tive or ministerial officer. Apart from Judicial
conduct he desired these points to be further
discussed. This was agreed 10, and Wednesday
next was set apart for the purpose.
These three Judges concur in the constitution
Atty OF the fugitive slave law, but the question
10 be determined upon is whether the court il
clothed with power to act IN the premises.
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TELEGRAPH
Il 4
TO THE FREEM

WAsHIGroN, May l6. The following was re
ceived to-day by the Secretary of the Navy
PADUcAH, KY. May IA. am just down from
the Tennessee river. have on board prisoners
captured at Linden on the night of the 18th.
took on board the gunboats SIS men and
horses Of the LIST Western Tennessee cavalry,
under command Of Col. Brecknridge and land
ed them on the east side Of the river, sending
the gunboats to cover all the landings above and
below.
Col Breckenridge dashed across the country
to Linden and surprised rebel force more than
twice his number, captured Lieut.. Col. Frierson,
one Captain, one Surgeon, four Lieutenants
thirty rebel soldiers, ten conscripts, fifty horses
two army wagons, arms, &c. The Court House
which was the rebel depot, was burned with a
quantity of army supplies The enemy lost 3
killed. We lost no men. Had one horse killed
Col. Breckenridge, after this exploit reached
our vessel in safety and recrossed the river. !
will send The prisoners to Cairo.
(Signed) 5. l.. PHELPS.
Commanding Tenn and Miss Squadron.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

New York, May II. A West Point, Va, lot
ter to the Herald, dated the 18th states that a
gunboat expedition up the Matapony river found
a number Of sunken vessels and other obstruc
tons. Along the river are we'll cultivated
fields, fine barns, and abundance Of cattle.
At noon on the 18th heavy firing was heard
in the direction of White House, on the York
town peninsula.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court held al
SIS Montpelier, In said district, en-
the 18th day OF May A. d. 1883.
EONARD kent II, Executor u The last will and Tesla
~ me nj OF lliam WRite late OF PlaiDheld IN said
dtrct deceased presents his admir- sraon account iof
examination and allowance and makes application Ter
decree Of distribution aud partition Of The estate OF
said deceased.
Wheeupon is ordered by said Court that said account
and iad apple be Teened TO session OF said CouTt
10 be held al Probate Once In said Montpelier on The
9th day Of June A. D. 1868, fof hearing and dreison
III reon aud II ~ further tdered that notice hereof ss
given to all persons Interested by publication OF the same
a newspaper published at Monpeer, previous 10
aid time appointed for hearing that they may appear AZ
aid time aud place, aud shaw cause, II any they may
have why said account should not be allowoa and such
decree made. BY The Court
flows Attest, 7. r. MERRILL, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
WARRINGTON DISTRICT ss Montpelier In said District on
the 18th day Of May, A. u. 1903
nAvID q CONNER Administrator on the estate o.
IL John Laird, late Of Woodbury. In said District, de
ceased presents his administration account for sIamns
ton and allowance, and makes application for decree
Of distribution aad partition Of the estate OF said De-
ceased,
whereupon tits ordered by said Court. thatsaid &C
count and said application be referred TO asesson OF sai(
oun 10 be held al The PTobots Once In said sionpeler
on the 9th day Of June, A. ID 1868, fof hearing ant
decsoA thereof md IL Is further ordered hat notice
thereof be given all persons Interested by publication
Of the same Ib weeks successfully IN the Green Noun
an Freeman newspaper published at Montpelier, Prev
Gus to sad time appointed hearing that they may aP
peat at said time and place, and show cause, u AM
they may have why said account should not be allowed
| and such decree made.
rows Auest--N. A. CHASE, Register.
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ST. LOUIS, May II. The Steamer Taylor ar
rived to-day, with several hundred prisoners
captured at Port Gibson, Miss. They proceed
ed Immediately to Alton.
Gen. McDowell's Court Of Inquiry resumes
its session tomorrow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Is. Private julius
Mihk, 10th Michigan, was shot to-day for de-
sertion.
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CROCKERY WARE,

Having determined TO CLOSE OUT mylaOct Of oeo OK
ERY II offered much below the ruiir prices. The as
sortment Is LARos, and comprises the newest and ess.
stylesof BoorEs" Celebrated Ware. II was purchased
before the recent heavy advances and will be sold cor
respondingly low, J. 9. EMERY.
Montpelier, March IS, 1883.
TO rus LAn,ss.-Dr. Hall's BAlsam IL specially
adapted 10 the delicate constitutions of females aud a
IL contains no OPIUM u win no deFsnse
mentwwhle the tonic properties OF the Baam are In
valuable In imparting strength 10 The system.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l6 Seventy-nine
rebel prisoners, including one colonel and one
captain, were sent North to day. Twenty FIVE
rebel families have been sent South by Brig
Gen Wood, who assumed command Of Nash
vile this morning.
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airy who made the recapture were sent out By
me yesterday.
(Signed) ID. II. MILRoY, Maj. Gen.
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WASHINGTON, May II. Lieut-Col. Com
handing Ii. Davis, in his official report OF
the Stoneman raid, says our loss in the expedi-
ton has been commissioned officers and 80 en-
listed men. We brought with US 100 mules
and rs horses captured from the enemy. We
captured in the course Of our march, much
larger number which we could not bring in.
The amount of property destroyed is estimated
at over 81 900, 600
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FORTRESS Monroe, May, l6. Two small
from Norfolk through the Dismal Swamp Canal,
to North Cerolina, carrying mails etc, were
captured yesterday forty miles from Norfolk.
The following is from the Charleston Mercury
"lhe gunso Of the Keokuk have been raised. The
guns Of this famous iron-clad lie on South Com
Tercal wharf, Charleston. They will soon be
mounted for our defence. They are valuable
acquisition, no less than handsome trophies Of
the battle Of Charleston harbor."
A soldier Of an Ohio regiment, taken at Rome,
Georgia, was shot on Wednesday last, while
reaching for cracker at Bell Isle prison.
Our prisoners were compelled to walk rom
their place Of capture to Richmond, from thence
to City Point. Some gave out on the march,
and could proceed no further. A rebel Captain,
by the name of Turner had charge of the pTis-
cners from Richmond to City Point, and is rep
resented to be brute Of the blacklist kind. A
soldier Of the 10th Penn, was bayoneted be-.
cause he could proceed no further. Turner
would not even allow the men drink OF water
The Petersburg Express of the 18th, says the
retaliatory resolutions adopted by the confoder-
ate congress, provide that every commissioned
officer who shall command negroes Tor military
service against the confederate States, when
captured shall be put to death, and negroes
when thus captured shall be delivered to the
State authorities to be dealt with according to
the present or future law Of such State.
The same paper says the affairs about Vicks-
burg at this time cannot be regarded as hatter-
ing, and although safe, it will require the ut
most caution, courage and skill toavert disaster
NEW YORK, May IL. The Tribune's dispatch
says movement is on foot, in and out Of the
Cabinet, for the appointment Of Gen. Butler K
the command Of the Department of the West
Provost Marshals have been directed to pro
coed with the draft, but it is supposed to b.
doubtful whether any can be made before thu
middle Of July. Volunteers may be called be
fore that time.
The Times says that Senators Wade anC
Chandler have arrived from Falmouth, and re-
port our troops in the most effective condition
and best Of spirits, and impatient tor an advanc
Of Lees army
Capt. Fagler, our chief ordnance officer, re
ports that we lost guns and captured 9, in tn
late battles, thus putting the lie on the rebels
assertion that they captured so guns.
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dispatch Of the 18th inst, which says the
Natchez Courier processes to have information
that Kirby smith, with 10, 900 raw troops has
beaten Gen. Banks badly, driving him out of
Washington, La.
The Sentinel says DAVIS North Carolina brig
AIDE lost 905 men at Charlottesville, or over
80 per cent Of its entire number.
FORTRESS MONROE, May Is. Richmond pa
pers Of the l4th contain Charleston dispatch
OF the 18th stating that the Federals are very
active and have built formidable batteries on
Folly Island bearing on the southern extremity
Of Morris Island. Several Yankee regiments are
certifying Seabrook Island Five iron clAds and
number OF transports are at North Edisto.
Several steamers have arrived from Nassau, and
several that are due are missing,
WASHINGTON, May II. The Richmond En-
quirT Of the 18th init, contains the follow
ing
Five or six transports landed Federal troops
at West Point on the 18th inst, who are
throwing up intrenchments across the point
from Mattapony to the Pamunkey river.
Chattanooga, May II. All is quiet on our
front. There are no prospects Of battle.
Andy johnson has been commissioned as a
MAJOR General IN the Yankee army, with au'
thonty to organize force Of 5000 Tennesseeans
and 10000 negroes.
HEApQuARrERs ARMY or NoRrHERs Va, !
May IL.
General order No. 81.
With deep grief the Commanding General
announces to the army the death of Lieut. Gen
T. j. Jackson, who expired on the 10th at
o'clock and Is minutes in the afternoon.
The daring, skill and energy of this great and
good soldier by the decree of an allwlse Provi-
denco, are now lost to US But while we mourn
his death, we feel that his spirit still lives, and
will inspire the whole army with bis inimitablc
courage and unshsSen confidence in God as our
hope and strength. Let his name be watch
word to his corps which has followed him t.
victory in 50 many felds. Let the officers anC
soldiers Initiate his inyncble determination t,
do everything in the defence of our believe,
country. i. Il. LEK, Ma. uen Comd g.
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BosToN, May Is. Tho Merchants Exchange
Bulletin contains the following
NEw YORK, May 49, The steamer Conway,
from Port Royal three days ago. has arrived.
On the l4t5, off Charleston, the Captain Of
the Conway heard heavy firing, supposed to pro
coed from an attack by the iron clads upon the
rebel batteries at Morris Island The firing
was heard from . to p. M.