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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. a5-Mldnirht

To Maj Gen. AaLeck, General m Chief.
The operations of the day have been more
sdcc sslul than yesterday, having carried Mis-.
sionafy Ridge, from near RossvIlle to near the
railroad tunnel with comparative small loss on
our side, capturing aboat 40 piecescf artillery,
large quantity OF small arms, camp and gar
iison equipments, besides the arms In the hands
OF the prisoners. We captured 1000 prison
oners, OF whom 200 were officers OF all grades,
IRON colonies down. We will pursue the enc
my in the morning The conduct of the officers
and troUp0 was everything that could be ex,
pected. Missionary Ridge was .rried simulta-
neously at six different points
GEo. H. THOMAS, Maj ..Gen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

NEw YORK, Nov "a. The Hgoh's Army of
the Potomac dispatch Of the 22d states that The
roads are in a horrible cund ition. Our cavalry
occupy Culpepper and the country beyond to
the Rlpidau A dispatch of the 23d says the
only movement made is that one corps has
changed It's camp a II
Tue Herald Washington dispatch says no
new regiments will be organized under the new
call unul all the old ones are recruited up to the
maxisnum stamford. Iii 8t TgtINF 10
The Tuaes' Washington despatch states that
the difficulty in the way Of exchanging prison
ers arises iron personal luminosity betwcen
Gems. Meredith aud 0uld, and not in eOnse-
quence Of any difficulty relative to any prncl
pie, IL is understood that Gen, Sigei will take
the place oil Gen. Schenck in command of Balti.
more.
Tbere is no truth In the Cincinnati Eugpu-
rers statement that Secretary Chase's resig a.
tion u in the haadsoi iiie President, sent in IN
view of the resignation Of Judge fancy, and
for the succession to his place Ha tis. sdl
The Heraid's Washington dispatch says that
the Pfesldent desires not to lose the services OF
Gen Burnside, aud the latter will probably have
leave Of absence TO euible him TO attend to hls
private business, aud return to active service.
ST JOBNs, N T., Nov. %. The Steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool The l4tb, via Queens,
town The 18Th, passed Cape Race yesterday il
was wiua gale at the time, ana she could
not befpried. 4lQ .azI9ga
euo'siy a- LATER Id .sH
CMcIssArI. Nov. "a No further news has
yet been received iron Gen. burnside. Can.
nonading Is still heard A great battle is an-
tsoapvted between the forces VI Gen. Grant and
Bragg q.dsy.
T Toe ronmsrcsa has . special Dispatch dated
Chstatoiga which says deserters last night
iepo ted that rebsIs we're falling back Of Chick.
smsuga Station. The whole army is apparent
ly iaietreat A reconnoisance this afternoon
reveals that the enemy are apparently IN force
between ut and Missionary Ridge .a
q o. Wood. 10 charging p,0rehard Ridge,
carried the rla4 pits uooer asasse muskety
and artillery lire taking 200 rebel PRISONERS.
We now noid all the high ground this side oil
Missionary Ridge. Our troops are in line Of
battle aud will lay on their arms tonight. Hard
fighting is inevitable. 55.g
LEHArrAsooeA. Nov %. The reconn oissauoe
in force made by Gen, Thomas, has teen com.
plebed 10 the most brilliant and successful man.
ner, The roops employed were the divisions
OF Gens Wood and Sheridan, Of rhe 4th Army
Corp, uuIer the dlrection of Gen. Granger.
Y The object Of the movement was to ascertain
the strength os the enemy, and 10 occupy two
big knobs 10 front Of our left, half way between
our lines and Missionary Ridge, The principal
attach vas made by Gen. Hazen brigade, CON
mapded by that General, supported on the left
By tsn " illlsms' brigade, snd on the right by
the whole division OF Gen. Sheridan The on.
tire field was visible from Tort Woods, aud
pr scented sspactacle most magnificent
Only one battery was taken into action. This
was planted on 40 elevated knoll In the center
Of which zen Sberidan's line Of battle was
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. Brookfed, within and for
said district the 9th day Of November A. d. 1868.
Instrument pa Tporngto be The last WIN and Tesla
n mento Jonathan Baldwin, late Of Randolph. in said
District deceased being presented 10 the Court by John
Waite OF the executors therein named for Probate IL Is
ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear al session Of said C0uH 10 be holden
at the Probate Office in Brookaeld, the 10Th day Of
December A. d. 1863 and show cause, II any they may
have against the probate Of said VIII For which purpose
it is further ordered that copy of the record of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Fireman. printed at Montpelier previous to said time
appointed for hearing. Atrue copy u record,
H Attest j, X. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
/ g,,5.t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

To-day Gen. HOOKER, in tommaniof Gen.
Geary's DIVISION of the l2tli eJrps, Gen, Oster'
haus' division Of the 18th carpsgapd brigades
of the l4th corps carried tho north side of Look
out Mountain witha small loss on our side
and loss to the enemy Of 500 or 600 prisoners,
killed and wounded not reported.
There has been continuous fighting from IL
o'clock until after night fail, bat our troops gal
antly repulsed every attempt to take the posi-
Gen Sherman crossed the Tennessee river be-
fore daylight this morning, at tho mouth Of the
South Creek Chickamauga, with two divisions
of the 18th cofts, and one division Of the l4th
corps, and carried the north extremity Of Mis-
sionary Ridge.
Our soccess, so far, has been complete, and
the behavior Of the troops has been admirable.
a# U. 5. GRANT, Maj ,-Gen.
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PROBATE COElRTs

Probate Courts, within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
viz
Atthe Probate ONCE in Brookaed, on the first Thurs
day in each month
AT the Orange County Hotel In Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month.
Az the West Randolph House In Randolph on the fourth
Thursday in each month
All. l., BowleS Hotel In Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August.
By order Of Court
PERLEY c. JONES, Register.
fheIaea Deceuhpr LAT 19R2 fhtf
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STATE or VERMONT, ! In Probate court, held a

20 ~ ,a r,opa.o Nyuis, ne"
said District, the llth day Of November, A. D 1863
Instrument purporng TO he tho last WIN and Tesla
II menI Of Aaron Thayer, late Of Warren, in said
District deceased being presented TO the Court by Mr.
Esther Thayer, the exefulrI therein named, lo Probate
1t IL ordered by said Court, that all persons con.
cerned therein be notified to appear at a session Of
said Court, to be holden at the Probate Office In Mont
peer the 9Th day Of December A. D. 1868. and show
cause If any they may have against the probate Of said
VIII Tor which purpose 1t IL further ordered that copy
0f the record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al
Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed for herring
true copy Of record
AGw3 Attest-T r MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
RAspoLFH DBTRtor, IS. Chelsea, In said District,
on the 10Th day of November, A. b. 1868.
ELttU HYDE, Administrator Of the estate Of James
IL Y Hunt, late Of Tunbfige, IN said District deceased,
presents his administration account for examinations and
lowah and makes application for decree OF disrbu
ton, aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased Where
upon, Is ordered by said Court, that said account and
said application be fefen ed a session Of said Court TO
be held at the Probate Office In said Chelsea, the
nth day of December, A. D. 1868, for hearing and
decision tn reon
And II is further otdered, that notice hereof be
given all persons neTested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in tho Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published at Montpelier previous To
said time appointed for hearing they may appear at
said time and place. and show cause II any they may
have why said account should not be allowed aud such
decree made BY the Court.
fi73w Attest. X. CLEAVElAND, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

NV YoRk, Nov. "a. Morris Island letter.
state tnst Seabrook Island has been captured BY
our forces during reconn 5issance, but was al
forwards abandoned.
The Tribune letter states, We now picket in
the immediate vicinity Of Charleston. The en-.
emys piokets It'll confront US ON johnson
Island. The works on Sullivans Island are
strongly garrisoned.
During Sunday night the water batteries on
Sulliyaps Island, opened with terrific violence,
onsbatteries Gregg and Chatdeld without nc
comprising any damage, however, to the forts
or garrlsons. The long roll was sounded, and
the troops on Morris Island got under arms to
be prepared for an attack, should the enemy
make one
Ga Monday our batteries opened heavily
Four monitors participated. Intte fight which
ensued the Montauk dismouned one Of the
heavy guns on Fort Moultrie, throwing II
from its carriage to a distance OF several feet
Some ,me afterwards the Lehigh went aground,
and when tho Admiral called Tor volunteers 10
assist in getting her off, a number of lands
men volunteered, and in an open boat threw q
bawser to some of the crew OF the Lehigh, who
came outside the turret to receive it. This was
made secure, AM the vessel hauled into deer
water. One shotsruc Immediately astern o
the boat occupied by the volunteers, all o
whom Admiral Dahgten has promoted for the
bravery, TO the rank Of quartermastors in th,
services. H#
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WEAlrAFoR LIE POOR.

~SpSSEALTII s tie sarNu. maH caplal Tho poot
IL IL man eau 10 afford u bear the burdens u sick
YIN ness Or pay doctors bills 0AEfWENfY FIVE
.ss8A CENT BGfTf g or RADWAYs READY REifEf
lahors ptihoia lou u tmssnd used wben pain ffH
experienced, will stop Is Immediately Keep the Remedy
always in The house and use il when 700 feel pain you
will not lose one dag ia year by sickness
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

TA.E OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS with
WAsHsGros DISTRICT, SO and for the District sfore-
laid will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier,
said District, Tuesday OF each week, during they
ensuing. Persons having business with said Coart
euested to attend to the same said court days
~ 7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
1870
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

Ngw Yoek, Nov. %. We have news from
the army OF the Potomac up TO 3 p NJ, which
ssss absent officers may be interested % know
tnat several ehsuges Of position OF the army
corps have been made, The frederlcksbureh
heights arc he'd by one division Of Ewelscorps,
which is the extreme right Of tho rebel army.
Lee Is let, rests near Madison Court House. on
this side Of the Rspidan.
The rebel arey rs manifestly preparing to go
into winter quafiels at or near Gofdonsvlle
At present 1t stretches from that place 10 some
point OF Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road, probably Il lnoyer junction.
TIE Uorifs army OF the Potomac Dispatch
says AL 10 quiet along the Rapldan. IL has
raned ail day. .HH .4alss fs.....
Gen Meade's 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 viewat all times
the necessity 50 urgently enjolned at the war Of.
doe. OF covering Washington.
rhls morning, unfortunately, Ia dismal and
wet. A drlzzling rain hast fallen during thu
night making some mud, and more discomfort
LATEST. al. tg
NV YORK, Nov. 25. Gen, Grant has won q
victory at Chattanooga, capturing z,loU prison.
ers, and driving the rebels from their en.rench-
ments.
Gen. Burnside is confident Of success. II Is
reported that forces are being Withdrawn from
has front, to reinforce Bragg. Het
WARRINGTON Nov. 25. Tie following official
dispatch has been received at headquarters
TO MAJOR General Haileok .n /
CHATTANOOGA, Nov A--l2 NJ. Yesterday |
about bali past twelve o'clock Gen. Granger's
lnd. Gen. Palmers corps supported BY Gen.
were advanced directly in front Of
our notifications. They drove the eaemy's
picket., and carried bic frat line OF rife pin
yet Aeen Chattanooga and eitters Creek. saisas
We captured . commissioned officers and
bout 100 enlisted mon. Our loss is about Ill. !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-12-01

THE peculiar tamt or
Infection which 20
call ScRoFrLA turks
in the constitutions Of
mhltitudes Of mon. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
focbIed, yitiated state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN
competent TO sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 70
r ~ Isfs ant
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10 Gen. II. w. HaAeck .

7 0 Uen, IT. " HdHtcN
Chattanooga, Nov. "a. The fighting pro-
gresses to-day iavorably. Gen. Sherman carried
the end Of Missionary Ridge, and his right Is
now at the tunnel, and his leftat Chickamauga
Creek. The troops from Lookout Valley car
ried the point Of the mountain, and now hold
the eastern slope aud POINTS high up. cannot
tell the amount Of casualties, but our loes is not
heavy. IS
Gen. Hooker reports 5000 prisoners taken, be-
sides which small number have fallen into our
hands from Missionary Ridge. ia
u (Signed) Gro. Ii. THOMAS, Maj. Gen.
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Notice.

GAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber about
" the l0h Of October last light bay Colt sup
posed to be two three years old The Is Request
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VIM. H. STONE.
Hancock, Oct. 20, 1858. wY46w3
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SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
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W. physicians and popular remedies llls ihc uad
GH a.lcal q diseases GO teat-yd RAILWAYS
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SAN Francisco, Nov. %. Steamship Consti-
tuition for Panama, takes 81 900 ,OO0in gold, in-
GLIDING 1900, 900 for New York
A Vigilance Committee has boon formed here
and five men hung. m De aa a99a y1nh
CiSclSsAr, Nov. "a. Chattanooga adyices
report the rebels falling back and our troops
moving
Il is reported here that a great battle has been
fought near Chattanooga, and We were Vietori-
Gus.
New YoRK, Nov rs. The Times says the
latest news from Grant is up to ten O'Clock last
evening The news smost satisfactory. Gems,
Thomas and Sherman have got well ahead.
The fighting along the front lasted all day,
a the rebels were driven At all points, with
heavy loss.
The headquarters Washington dispatch says
ere this reaches you great battle will be fought,
OF this army will be across the Rapidan.
The Worlds dispatch says, officials are IN re-
celpt of news involving heavy defeat oil the
rebels under Bragg.
NLw YORK, Nov. 25. The Trbune's Dispatch
SAYS Gen. Grant is at work. Yesterday the
forces al Chattanooga, commanded by General
Thomas, carried two lines OF Bragg's works.
A great battle is expected to-day, the result
of which is not doubted here
The Rerald's dispatch, dated midnight, says
the War Department has received dispatches
this evening from Cen Grant at Chattanooga,
winch are OF the most important and cheering
character The engagement yesterday was IN
the immediate front, and was continued through
out the entire day,
The rebels, although steadily resisting our
advance, have been gradually giving way.
Nothing further has been heard from Gen
Burnside, but the success Of this movement is
expected speedily to relieve hin IRON the pres
sure oil the rebel columns, Gen, Grants advance
compelling theln 10 retreat to prevent their cap
| ture OF destruction.
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THIS CERTlFIES that have given full and definite In
structions to Dr. j. g. DeForrs Of Chelsea, VI, to make
and administer tie Nitrous Oxde,.or Laughing Cas-
an anesheiic FOR The Extraction Of Teeth al used by
Dr. Cotton OF New YORK.
Tie advantages n the Gas over ether and chorotorm
are
FIasT,-It is perfectly harmless No injury was ever
known from III inhalation
sEa0ND.--Ihe Gas produces the most perfect rseusi-
bity to pain while II avoids the nausea and Sickness 10
say nothing OF the danger, from ether and ehoroform
TdmD.-rhe Gas is pleasant to inhale, having no dis.
agreeable smell or taste and the effects all pass o within
two Or three minutes having thu person feeling precise
ly as before lnhaling.
FoURrm-tt can be given with safety a. purcI IN All
soris and Stages a disease.
have given such careful instruct ons to Dr. UeFoirir
that have no doubt be q make purt article u G.
and Adminlsterit With disHctop and sacy
NJ BIXBY
Chelsea, ~ pl7lm
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HElDeuAsrKRs ARar on rnE pornAc)
10 the Field, Nov. 20 % am. I

. ius
The entire Army of the Potomac is moving.
and before this can reach you. will have had a
hgbt unless the enemy should have taken The hint
and moved towards Richmond. never saw an
army in better spirits and condition.. The roads
are in tolerabe condition now.
Headquarters broke IN about eight o'clock
this morning. The last train left here at quar-.
ter to eleven, for Alexandria and this dlspatch
will be the last you will receive from me until
we return from beyond the Rapidan.
Another dispatch from the army of the poto.
mac, dated the 18th, says battle is expected
al Germania ford or at Jacobs mills, perhaps
both. On Monday morning Gen. Gregg moved
his division Of cavalry, according to orders H.
sued the evening previous, across the RapIdan
at Ely ford, with his whole command, captur-
ing few PRISONERS, and driving the rebel pick.
cts back With some loss When he bad perfeo, /
ed the crossing, he received the countermaud.
ing order, aud was obliged 10 recross to this
,ids OF the river Thessme plans hold Tor the
advance now commencing as lhe one adopted on
Monday.
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WAsaIsGroN, Nov. rs. The Star has the
following f.ss.#
" Chattanooga .Nou. 25 Gen Bragg eyacu
taed the summit OF Lookout Mountain last night
and our troops now occupy it. lie however
still holds the rifle pits Oh the base4o Mission.
airy Ridge"
The news of tho glorious success of Gen. Grant
creates thegrealeqt delightand rejoicing through
out this Gity.
The same paper says We have positive and
reliable intelligence from our army under Gen.
Burnside At Knoxville, up TO noon of the day be-
fore yesterday, embrace twenty-four hours la
ter than has previously reached here. Cen
Burnside has beeo able not only to hold his po-
stion without loss, but to Keep open all his com
munications. Everything sprogressing AZ well
with Gen. Burnside and bis army operations, al
could be desired 80 lltassiss.na tl5.r
WARRINGTON, Nov. %. Official information
received from Gen. Burnside down to the 23C
induces the belief that heis safe. lie will b.
supplied and re enforced.
Bragg force is On the retreat, and our force
were pursuing his badly whipped and democrat
lied army. This evening the reports from
Chattanooga received at the War Department
represent that 5000 prisoners were captured
IRON the rebels yesterday, with so cannon
5000 stand of sinai. arms and 10 flags. Tit
rebel forces are entirely routed and in full re
trea: toward Dalton, Ca. burning the bridge
after them to retard pursuit and burning thel
depots and stores and abandoning or destroyin,
everything that won embar IS their flight.
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WASHINGTON. Nov, Goth, p. NJ 1t is at least
true thai the army Of tho Potomac is on the ad-
vance. The line OF Meade was Ia ken up before
daylight this morning, Its direction and the
plan Of Gen. Meade are still eontrab md till ac.
ccmplished A battle will probably be fought
soon. There was considerable skirmishing on
the Rapidan. The army is in splendid spirits,
and the weather warm and clear.
Deserters from the rebel army state that Gen.
Early commands Ewel's corps in his absence.
This comprises he rebel right, A. p. Hills
corps Is on the left. JEFF Davis reviewed the
latter corps yesterday. The rebel Gen. Posey
died yesterday from wounds received at Bristow
Ninety.fve field surgeons released by the rebels,
arrived 10 day from Richmond g
Nrw Yok Nov. 81. The Herald has the
following ~ alf