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MORNING EDITION.
MONTPELIER. VT.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1863.

The HARRIET LANE Acknowledgement AND
TArLIN PRISONERS. in a late number of the
Galveston Ne,cs there is the following relating
to the prisoners captured on the Harriet Lane ::
The Chief of the surgical department reports
twenty-four wounded federals received at the
hospitals-twelve from the navy and twelve of
the Forty-second Massachusetts, Regiment. The
following is a list of the officers of the Harriet
Lane at the time of the surrender
Charles Ii, Hilton, Acting Master; r. j.
RICHARDSON, Assistant Paymastsr Thos. N.
Penrose, Assistant Surgeon M. II. Plunket,
Second Assistant Engineer c. H. Stone,
Second Assistant Engineer; John E. Cooper,
Third Assistant Engineer Robert N. Ellis,
Third Assistant Engineer A. T. E. Mullen,
Third Assistant Engineer; Chas. 81 Davy,
Acting Master Mate; j. g. TApLIN, Pay
masters Clerk J. A. Hannum, Acting Mas
ter; w. F. Munro, Acting Master,
From this there remains no doubt that our
townsmen, RrCHAR DsoN and TAPDlN, are pris-
oners. They are doubtless now at Houston
and we hope will be soon exchanged. While
there was any uncertainty respecting their fate
their multitude of fren1 Is felt great solicitude,
and this news will be very welcome to all who
know them.
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" STATE TATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a
" VA; DIsTRleT IS Montpelier, within and 70
" ELSoN A. CHASE, Guardian of Geoage W. Witham
49, OF woodbury. in said district, makes application to
saiu court or license to sell the following rbed
a.e OF ms sara ward to wit All that part of Lot No
nineteen IN James survey in said Woodbury. toee Their
WIN inc mil thereon and all the tools DAMS ponds, and
psmessS conveyed to said George w. Wtham by deed
1aso Dy rhip s. Bennett, dated June 3D. A. D.
representing that the thereof Is for
payment OF the just debts of SAID ward contracted
sona estate OF his guardian, his per-
hefeupon 1t Is ordered by said Court that said anr,;
DC Te1erred TO session thereof to be held af The
Once IN SAID Montpelier the 18th day Of Fab
uary AID. 1883, for hearing and decision thereo and
barsn ordered that all interested be no
and ny puDcaton of notice of said application
M freeman printed at Montpelier before said
F'~''' "AN' = '"eS p zee cause, object thereto.
o"l ATTEST, 1. r, MERRILL Judge
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Phineas Persons, Estoto

having been appointed by the Honorable
sionarS ~ the District of Washington com mis-
persons against the estate of Pbinea, Pero
nso,~sn, non said district ceased
January sss Term OF SIX months from the l4h day OF
,tors o oeing allowed by said court TO The cred
snacps sa'n deceased to exhibit and prove their
Of o osr Us Give notice will attend
Nathaniel Ainswor,p % at the dwelling of
on the second IN East Montpelier in said district
oeac J m mo Monday of March and July next nj one
WV" III Tue afternoon on each of said days - 0Do
ADDISON PECK
East MontDelie, Tan John GOULD, sd, Com'rs.
oei' Oh, "a IL. 1865 5w2t
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the District of Ran
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as TO lows
viz
At the Probate Office in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
day in each month
AT the Orange County Hotel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month
At the West Randolph House in Randolph on the fourth
Thursday in each month
At l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
PERLEY C. JONES, Register
Chelsea, December lst 1862. f5tf
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Administrators Sale,

viii be sold, at Public Auction, by the Subscribers,
on Tuesday the 7thday of February 1863 all the per-
place known the North Farm situated in the East
part the town of Woodbury. consisting of three pieces
OF lahu respectively 20 and 81 acres belonging to lot No.
co. and about acres belonging to lot No. with house
barn. and out buildings.
Ire person property consists of one horse four cows
zen IONS OIL hay TWO earts two plows yokes chains &c.
4W1 DAVID G. CONNER Adm.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.

A @ASA HALL, administrator Of the estate of Levi D.
nan late oil shield in said District deceased makes
application 10 SAID court for license to sell the whole of the
real estate of said deceased except the right of dover
therein but including the reversion of the widows dow
err representing that the sale of part OF said estate ia
necessary for the payment of the debts of said
ana expenses Of administration of said estate and tina
part OF SAID estate cannot be sold without injury to
those interested ia the remainder thereof
Hhereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
pGation be referred to the l7th day OF February 4,
y. 1910, at the PROBATE Once in Montpelier aforesa id
FOR hearing and decision thereon aud it is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified there
OF capitalization of notice of this application and or
aer thereon three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier before said
ome OF nearing that they may appear at said time
ana pace, and II they see cause, object thereto.
BY The Court.
l4W3 Attest, T. R. MERRILL, judge
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8. The iron nrize
steamer Princess Royal in charge of Acting Mas.
ter Edward Van Syce arrived off the Navy Yard
to-day. She bringe highly important intelli-
gence, both as relates to her capture, and the
rebel attack on our blockading squadron at
Charleston, showing conclusively that there is
no foundation for the assumption of the report
that the blockade of Charleston was ever raised
by the departure of the U. s. feet. only one
vessels out of the eight or ten having been dis
abled or obliged to leave.
1t appears from the statement of an INTEL.
gent eye witne ss that the cause of this attack
of the rebel ram on our squadron was owing
the capture of the Princess Royal, the pilot
and captain of that vessel having escaped there
and communicated intelligence to the enemy.
The Princess Royal endeavored to run the
blockade by way of Beach Inlet, on the 25th
ults, but was discovered by the pilot boat Blunt.
On signal being given the Unadlla proceeded
toward her and captured the prize without
other assistance. II was then discovered that
the captain and pilot had succeeded in getting
ashore by small boat, carrying important dis
patches to the rebel Government. The Unadill-
carried the Princess Boyal to the side of The
Housatonic, and laid there till daylight. when
thunder of guns was heard accompanied nv
sharp flashes of fire. t}U-g TlTtT'
At daybreak two iron-clads were seen COMING
down from the direction of Stone inlet. Thew
attacked the Msrcidita first One ram s,ruok
her ON the water ridge keeling her over, at the
same time firing shot, which entered one of
her boilers, causing the death of three persons |
including gunner, by the shot and steam.
The ram then hailed the Msrcedita, and Can't
Stillwagen lowered one of his small boats. af.
ter leaving one of the plugs out, allowing the
water to enter it, The rebels were deceived as
to the condition of the Mercedita, thinking she
was in a sinking condition. The ram then
steamed toward the Keystone State, and sent a
shot through her steam drum, causing the death
Of q persons. Fifteen were wounded and are
lying at Port Royal.
In the meantime the gunboat Housatonic
engaged the other ram. driving her back. At Z
half-past in the morning both rams left the t
scene and proceeded up to Charleston. During S
this attack on our fleet the Princess RovaI,
which laid near the Housatonic, and was the
chief object of prize on both sides, succeeded
IN getting off. The Mercedita steamed down o.
TO Port Royal, escaping with only one of her S
boilers injured. n
The Keystone State was entirely disabled. but q
was towed down to Port Royal During the S
daytime our blockading feet are not particular al
Is to keeping to the station, and, on the dav IL
II this assault, most of the vessels sailed toward
he keystone State to ascertain her condition i
nd whether she wanted any assistance. This f.
nay account for their apparent absence at the de
line OF the visit OF the foreign consu!s as meg dr.
Toned in the rebel papers. Our vessels, as usual eli
esumed their positions at dark.
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FARM FOR SAE.Ev

oners for sale the farm formerly ora
Montnciap hubbard situated about one mile frna
in Soad containing thirtyone acros Of @ood
small 81 cultivation with orchard inc and
ming water at M ~ mas good house and barn with RIM
o o oO Wen to call and examine this one as III farm
- very Reasonable terms, Also for sale - VIII Nc
mouse IN Montpelier Village
NV LOOMS PMS street, near the Union School Houso
Rsf ips ana thirty land in NdoIIsev
-~'i' SIN "fghts Mills, will be sold verv cboa
Montpelier, February ., 1868. O' B. Johnson Johnson
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT PRoBsATE COURTS within
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week during the ar
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
tested to attend to the same said court days.
7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December l 1850
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MURFRKsBoRo', Feb. g.
10 MAJOR Gen. Halleck Commander Chief
The rebels Wheeler, Forrest, Wharton and
woodward made an attack on Fort Donelson
yesterday, at 2 P. M. with 1000 men and 5
pieces OF artillery We had 800 men in fort,
under Col. A. G. Harding. The rebels charged
the Notifications several times. but were "a.
pulsed by our artillery and infantry with great
loss. "hi|A '.' - urT e-N"'
:. Inc enemy, as usual, before and after the
night demanded surrender, and Offering to snare
me II accepted, 60. Col. Harding replied that
he was ready for all the conseq eaces. -',..'
The enemys loss in killed was over 100, in
wounded 300. HIl ~ = wv -
Col; Lowe from Fort Henry is pursuing them
ana a others are sent to intercept their retreat.
Our loss was IL killed and 80 wounded.
(Signed) W. S. RosEcRANs,
IS. a.rsara Major General
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NEW YORK, Feb. 7. Col. j. B. Heman of
this city, is said to be authorized to raise brig
ade in the loyal States as soon as possible to go
to Texas Several regiments from New York,
Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin have already ap-
piled to Join the expedition.
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FoRrREss MoSKeE, Feb. 7. The flag Of truce
boat left this afternoon for City Point with 80
rebel prisoners. Capt. Ludlow sent upon the
boat q large supply of clothing, &c, for the
comfort of Onion prisoners in and about Rich
mond. On the return Of the Yorktown we ex-
pect from 800 to 900 Union prisoners.
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Washington, Feb. 7. 1868. A Congressional
inquiry into the army of the Potomac is TO be
instituted for purpose of ascertaining what
measures are necessary to secure an unwsvering
devotion to the poliey.of the government.
PERLEY.
Senator Henderson, has received the following
telegram in regard to the contest for United
States Senator for the short term
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. s. Glover and
Breckenridge have withdrawn. Broadhead, So
Brown, As; Phelps 46.
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>, NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Advices from Galveston
Texas, via Havana, says Commodore Bell sent
the following proclamation to the foreign con-
Suls o0A-
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House IN Montpelier yi1laca,

bakersfield Academy.
THE SPRING TERN Commence. If,
May o.h. Board Of Instruction reaina "a closing
ana rooms for self boarders on
Bakersfield, February o. I u: MOORE, Principal
~, A0oo' 5W4
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In Probate Court holden ut
Montpelier, on the 2lst day
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LADIES CATER


little glove stirs up my heart tides stir the
snow-white muslin, when it fits makes many curious
notion
sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings they'd oreI
But little female gater boots are death and noShin
shorer
And just to put you your guard
I'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hoo
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every morn
Before my neighbours door,
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
A lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ah! one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone
Some other name on the book
Those boots were not alone!
A great tall pair OF other boot
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
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NEw York, Feb 8. The Steamer Pocahontas
from Beaufort, N. c., arrived this evening. She
passed on the 5th, 30 miles North Of Cape
Lookout. Monitor, in tow of United States
gunboat, bound South. Ia E%3 ~
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U. ). SLooP-oF-WAR BROOKLYN. }
Oh Galveston Bar, Jan. 81 I

w, Oh Galveston Bar, Jan. 81.
Whereas the city of Galveston is occupied and
garrlsoned by the troops of the Confederata
States, and the said troops are diligently en-
ployed IN erecting defences in and around said
city, in defiance of the laws of the Unitod
States, the foreign consuls and foreign SD biocts
and ali Others concerned are hereby warned ths,
the city of Galveston and It's defenses are liah,a
to be attacked at any day by the forces Of the
United States under my command. TwentrY
four hours will be given from 5 P. NJ, of this
date tor innocent and helpless persons TO with
draw from the said city of Galveston and vi.
cinity. ''''' Oh" VI
(Signed) H.H. Bell.
Commodore Cong u S. forces off Galveston
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. Maj Gen. Bar inside
was to-day examined by the committee on the
conduct of the war, and was afterwards &C
companied by them to each house of Congress,
where he was warmly welcomed, privately,
by members
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NEW YORK, Feb. s. The Herald has special
dispatch from Fairfax Court House, dated Sat-
urday, stating that our cavalry captured Vir-
GINA cavalry soldiers, and the postmaster of
Little Washington.
Seven hundred sick soldiers from the armv of
the Potomac arrived in Washington Saturday
evening.
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Our National Disorder-Dr,
Robackts Remedy.

The Amsri, an stomach is . tormsnting or
gan. It is generally ont Of order. The reas
o is obvious. The driving man of hueiness
has not time,or will not take time properly to
masticate his food. He bolts t., and as bad
habits are catching, all classes follow his ex-
ample. Hence Dyspepsia, with all Its COM
plications hence Indigestion, Liver Com
plant, and Disorders of the Bowels, In all
their various phases. Against these and q
hundred other complaints, the scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are waging an
exterminating warfare. The snccess of these
Medicines has been astonishing, even in an
age Of scientific miracles. They don't alleviate,
they sxtipguish disorder. The agony, the
debility, the dependency, which character
iss Affections Of the digestive and secretive
organs, vanish under the influence Of these
prsparation The constitution itself seems
70 acquire new energy under their operation
See advertisement. e 81.
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Swarming of the Medical
Hives.
CONSOLATION FOR THE SICK.


Considering the enormous number Of yonng
u. DIS thai our medical colleges turn out
every year, We certainly ought, df there
be any virtue in regular physicking,' to bs
! much healthier people than are. But
the bills of mortality do not shorten as the
ist OF dc. tors leagtheus. Quite the reverse
Shall we say, then, with Macbeth 'sThrow
physic to the dogs, I'll none OF its" No, that
will not do Nature, when attacked by die
ease, needs an ally to sustain her. An ALLY,
remember not depicting agent, that helps
the disease and exausts her energies. We
verify believe that most of the diugs admin
istered in acute Diseases have this effect,
Such, however, is not the operation of one
medicine now generally use'i in this country
for complaints of tn stomach, liver, and
bowels. We mean Holloway Pills. OF
course our readers are aware that both the
Ointment and Pills which bear that distin-
suished p ysiaian aud philanthropist's name
are in the highest possible repute all over
the world; but we have only had an OPP
portunity to witness the effect Of the Pills.
II gives us pleasure to testify to their efhca-
cy. In dyspepsia and liver complaints they
uuaucstionably work the most marvellous
cures. Nay, we will even go so far as TO say
that with this remedy within their reach, NO
man nor women need ever be troubled with
d spepsia The pills remove the distress at
the stomach, and restore the strength and ap.
d. tite with a rapidity that is really asfonish-
ing. The curative action seems to Nbe the
same in all cases. without reference TO age,
constitution or sex. Such, at least is the
conclusion to which onr experience and spi-
serv alton polnt.--N. Y. Advocate. .issg
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Home Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio. Aug. 10, 1859.
Dr. C. Roback:
your scsndinavisn Blood Pills and Blood Pa
rifier, that have used several boxes and
bottles, and have found their effects on my
svstem to be all that it is claimed for them
In yonr advertisements. have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or Eve
years old, in expelling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child, confined to the bed,
and apparently very sick. oaused the werms
TO come away from 1t in great numbers, and
they were found crawling and scattered all
about. The child thus relieved recovered
diately, aud is now well and hearty.
Yours, &e,
JOSEPH HERR0LD.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will oe presented to the Co
~ missioners of Monroe County, Ohio, st
their December sessioe, 1853, praying for an
alteration in the County Road on Long Ridge
thro, eh the lands of Chales singwald, be-
ginning at the line between the lands Of I'd
ward Coulteris heirs and said Sin.wald. .
therce through said Singwald's land to or
near tho line of Job Pearsall in Ohio Town
ship in said county.
CHARLES sINGwALD,
Nov, 4, ls63-5wpd.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of mandate from the Court of
ID Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 19th Day of Dec. 1868,
at the front door of the court-hou'e, at
Woodsfeld. in said county; at lawful hours.
1 shall offer lot number twent 20) in
the town of Claringtsn, in said county, with
ali the buildings and Improvements, for sale
at public auction, the same having been or
dered by said Conrt to be sold at the suit of
Thomas Hope against Solomon V. Wheeler
and wife, to satisfy mortgage by the M
ade to him. AppraisemedtS 1888 80.
0 5 . EDWARD ARCH BOLD
oct.1l 1868 4w Mas. Com. M. c. O.
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81 vESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Since its organization, has created a new era
in the history of
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ATTENTION. VOLUNTEERS !-For tho
arrangements Of the sytem incident to the
change of diet Wounds, Eruptions. AMI sx-ls
posures which every volunteer is liable, thvrs
are no remedies so safe, convenient and irli
able as HALLowAY,S PILLS and OINTMENT
rs cents per box. zos
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Eleanor Daily's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was. on the 9th day of October,
1863, appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrators of the
estate of Eleanor Daily, deceased.
ELIEL HEADLEY.
Nov. a. 1s63-3w.
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To THE HONORABLE CoURT Con-. PLEAS MONROE Co., o.
In accordance with ac Untitled "Act to prescribe the
duties of County Commissioners passed April l6 1861 the
Commissioners Of Monroe County herewith SUBJ
NIT their Annual Report of the financial affairs of said Coun
ty, for the Year ending September g. 1863
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Tyson, Young Hyson. Impe
perial, Gunpowder,

Twankay, and Skin.
OOLONG, SOUCHONG, ORANGE & HYSON
PEKOKE. JAPAN TEA of every descrip-
tion, oolored and uncolored.
This list has each kind of Tea divided into
FOUR CLASSES, namely: CARGO, HIGH CARGO.
FINE. FINEST that every one may understand
from DESCRIPTION and the PRICES annexed that
the Company are DETERMINED TO UNDERsELL
THE WHOLE TEA TRADE.
We eUARETEE to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
OVER TWO CENTS .02) per pound ABOVE COST.
believing this to be attractive to the many
who have heretofore been paying ENORMOUS
PROFITS.
GRET AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and JObherS,
No 81 Vesey Street, New York.
sept. 16, 1863-3m.
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Bottles, of ,Ohich the obovs is a fac-eins-
tie. The Iabsi is finely engraved, and
70 provided toith q safeguard frera
sounts,ysttsrs. e,Iss 81 Per bottle, or
sir for s..
c. w. Robaok, Groprietor, No.
East Tourth St., Cncinnati, TO whcsss
eli orders should be addressed.
FOR SALE BY
II. Davenport, Woodsfeld; b. C. Kotzebr
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanla'
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John w. Barni'
Stafford; Wagoufeld & Co., Jacobsburg; Tipte
&Powell, jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, Clarin
ton; ]. b. & ]. r. Thornbury, Beallsviile; al
by Druggists and Merchants generally throug
,JUDKINs & HALL, Woods6eld, o.
Jan. 3, 1863.-1y.
July ls, 1858.