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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
President r;ncoiu's Proclamation in iis
sscbci Congress.

H. ih, proceeding. ~ tue Rebel Congress Mr.
Iooir pres .nf,d to 'oI0Nr e rn1 !rsointiun:
Ht,',ai, cory Of he t. ..rac.j bic r a i,n m 'i
rsnfref who r ff. oH rorrf uI1 tlr lHif. ci c.lfe e
ous tefy IN W.r e'ln cy, Llf hcen f'sristd rle 10 n
lv Poo bees at i., li..sr fns b. "t"i0 of what t'
n,. +. of Pho C.n'rd aur sfa.rs,
H. NFrr'rs' tu-i fifr 'l .tf'I been 90 'f IN fo.
bio ,.o vel h.n ,y ar" Oft fhc pe.eni .e never 10 ' m
q.s ile struggle o Gums u wa H I'y nfc tn.f-e" IH Ht
acTy aid ildeI. nleloe .or wi Thy Dos. h.'H % 20 fnr
y c.udiug .hg hove been Ht 81 lri'Sta sid nDin ie
nd t.sa-f LeyDrd even he pfohftil yoi nit.Hc dpfrr
nrd tiat ia spite 81 the f.Fr..es wtih nave ii'' y
b.fden our ofill,r an frsrl-l qi-ftcf nd cod .ni
most pert, ,inced 10 tlc a.i4on 81 i"i'i.n lYt'.
. elsv,n millions OF 1istttned ifeenen ro" nr th
Lrroaliy ior ~ ls rn reAc '}4tcir, icf hi H,' 'I9
rieqrf a rfe 81 spfit .d 10 ffs hfce o. t" 80
Il rai.r an tAore w a. 81 hive here,'lrc tft mot
and 10 submit fr ue-er sacrifice. uan uose wch 'l'
laye l.ratoloc chcaiuy ,ucoui'. ~ liiteHc' ~
and people who hd'o o. etofoif} l4o'oh N'ii N'',e''
ify rc-sIdlss pf al he gts gud piviie 90 ' .
ons 10 ,.ae Of civil freedom well oi al tie NO
Eir Milo r.rrettsd tiat the gsncman from Tcupcs-
,ce hnd intioduccd such solution HE tine hn "h
treatment which that ulsora BE ana c"iiorp u' P'l
Il mcoln) Should receive 40 Tie hands oi liiH hohf W.
eilept and uumitgsted contempt. This rcsolnt0n
would appear 10 dignity paper omeDang nom ial
Wretoled and Goiastdbe abortion, whose cOHt
empinefs end folly woud onl, receive The rdieue 81
he civilized world liz moved 10 LAY The subject Oh the
table.
Mr. Foote was willing that the preamble end ieso p
tion sh0ud be tabled with the understanding liit u
would Indicate the unq ualied contempt of e Ii'rat
TO- Abraham Lincoln and his Message and PTociapa
ton alluded to.
Nr Miles said there would be no misunderstanding
about that.
The motion was unanimously adopted.
Similar resolutions offered by Mr.. Miller of virginia
went tie femc way.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

tame locd. the intention b.Bg ~ il,inidatc-G -
vii IN his most eNect1aly plshed-
aud The handc, were placed upon hn 0nly ior slog.
tine. He Was all0wed his iib1fy On parole. The Ogol
w.ich Lieut. Erti1e handed b. Cent. WIllct Ger tie
capture copy u lch has al ldy anpellea a. ur
psper-uls ven not WHOM he was lauacufi,G ds Vis
fireenfod. hut when he ives 40 liberty. DU.ug nio
N, aye mon. Cape God plot for tie ptIle 0f tle
yoe'cl vas discovered and npped in ute bui LioGi.
B!ai1o tolls u thai it a. itA,g tie intention q lin
tcf nor mon 10 tike !i.o f 10 could b. avoided; iG
Most - a., Lots to intiMdato rather than 1 DE-
eIinI0us bodily harm. Tie cipt1fo va. lL.igri in
NCv.Nogk, oid not iu 81 |4n and the ANS aud au-
rgni,oa were ticie obilucl
Tie innlo.iiy of lhe creg we're sodhcTcrs. clpi.
Wiiet cla bls men had any quntify Of AIMS aud am-
rn-Iti0n os board. tlrt. Parker went ~ hQegJ -.,
amer in ti bay. and -ras u command MP 10 Ire tnD
oi h"I capture 10 Smbg1 Lia.. BliHe ci. thn vessel
before ic aIira, 1i Samb.o md proceeded go IIi'-X
On no gaf Hhe soiCIrpl M tayctD in place p''l
Irt.io EeY.rre, alou - mile. from he L,rt r Liver
poo. le Na. qccostcd hy person. lOrl ~ Con li al
LhIp0c, aud Mr 4ito.cr. who vented 10 tlk h!D
pr,.oi.i Their authority Nas demanded. bat il WAS
not produced. Application WIS lcu made T. .. local
ual isiI'ei hat hs GecliAed interfering Iu tl, e.
itey lien a'tenfted 10 use force. aHl Iisti' Was
pointed iu close proximity 20 B.piHes lead. TIC hy-
stndcta n,cIielsd, and ihc ext on,ui 1i lis HOAy
ad In without their pr.lc Some OF tie nAiL prs
present hinlc nt bce at SanbIo, and Aif party
irsye4tBs che police from taking him. This We lre
assured J. nhtLe. Brainc mover SalnniO Lieut.
ITiac Is C0o ,tn"Ae about the return Of the Chcs4
Ieitc 10 Confederate authority. lc contends that her
CIpg.e t} fie crew uuicr big c1um1nG prG iust!ha"
all t.at L,r rycaptaso hy fcierll suab0at 10 iri
i.n pou j. illegal nd wholly ildOcnsil!c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Affairs Along ihc River.
ALL QUILT At WATERPROOF, NATCnnz And NOR
CANzt-Ay EXPEDITION 10 TRIM Y--CAPTCm
OF RIDFL SOLDIERS.

ALL QUILT At WATERPROOF, NATCirZ AND NOR
CANzh--AS EXPEDITION IOrRiEilY-CAPIUlH
OF MDFL SOLDIERS.
Our information from above, on The MisIs p-
r river ilrp to Tocsdsy last. The condition ~ fhuis
las considerably improved within iDe pat N'"t and
off,. prospect, ore Oh ar steamers Gail AailEic ilc
sf,.t ..flani iA future uidl-iur1. II.
Not . -iI Ce guerrilla hof Shown himself NJ .irf-
proof for tire past aud nO ndcal DIS int lLtIc
..lr ans .u tine ncI- .hDIlupd Hf. while
prac. has been restored about AutcAez ihc Es lrt
spri rt. IL having obtained aIfCiDut "sstisfc'iou u
tfcl a.. M VI tfe 6th irsrt 90 1s, tlCm r quite o.
isIllii period. Gtp Glcs' lr's yaTy hc0uTino he
e.t.ft country round about Ahtcl/, and s'nc- ot1
and gr.. arc preserved.
Ia.f nioidiy rcopUloitcf rp party rculucd 70 VI
d.ia rfd Ntl fIllcd Dter ie l -.Ipi 90 NnicL'('
Ihev iei d. netiat0d ls 1I l'o o ItcrInrf Trinity
on isck liver, Wlc.e tLrf snrp.,rd AID cTtuoa iili
ty-uiuc iso.eFs. Tie scouting purity consisted o p
partition a. ile vcutv ninth ll.noi, Regiment mounted
infantry, md were ,0l0iaatef by Co.olcl Try.
Since ila fIlnt ol tbc Henry Won Plu al hofl3 lf'e
rq..rd ND and down uIUolo .trd. old L0 hlgn oi n
tnomy Il io hs seen in tle Ylcaii, of NOgann Ieno.
gunbost ig stationed within D-y reach u.-tc point
VI r. the batteries wee formerly lDracd, aDi lle
prospect ~ q shot lor shot u.d a bell for ahcU.
seems g. hove destroyed tc ta,.r q tie ch'nry $40
manned them for lhcir human, rad CAu'iaHiAe eil'
poFrclf.
Am reoath Of Rod River lprge fcct of grnboa't
have been a..cnbled ard ne there is nov dcpin o'
u,s feet 81 vatcl on tie baI 80 tst place, II j. ioDabe
that We lal ,oon cor Of tcse boats having dsccnled
Red aad 0uachiti kiVcre. dong nl tLc damage to
tie enony % NOR poWer.-l Lia. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Letter from Neal Dow.

Iibbi Fm'oN RlcHAONp, va, Dee. :, Ica].
DEAg SIR: This afternoon bad the pleasure
of rsceN ng vOur Kind of the 23d OF November y
l hope the people viii not make contributions ffIp
LU!y Prison by 70 doing they wlh be likely to send
me- ncnoo nav soos 10 ern W., 10 ct he ~ nStever
S'd,. Sanitary Commission which will send 10 uS
ovoythng that shall require aud nothing Win bX
lost or wasted: The Sanitary Commission viii lis.
they VIII be most wanted.
New. York and Portland
1 am very well ard inr exccllent spirits. Remember
me kindly toH1 my temperance friends / am more
esrnes IN The good cause than ever il possible and
when the war Is over which will not be FAX off, shay
60 to work as earnestly ever.
Truly yonrs, NEAL Dow, Brig. Gen. L. :. A.
II. n. MORRLLL, esq, Gardiner Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Elscrrsiing la sircru.i~.

ALBAN., Saturday, Dec. -d, l-d3.
The Governor has been notified that law
has been passed t. e effect tfG. 10 un.d States boda'
ties except such aIe nov provided by law. will be
paid TO any person enlisted after JannaIy :. Tic
oay bouny provided ty lass 10 Tie sioo authorized b.
act o. Congress Logn'ies vii be psi IN accordance
with existing orders 10 recruits who enlist before Ja1f-
NY 3 iao.a,.ge, fr any three years Organization ln
service c. o. s.n'zed y tie var Department end il
process o. completion.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
y.ak1rtan; from TexHs.

The /. :. Transport Clinton came INTO port
yesterday from Pass Clballp Te1as. She had A. PCS
renpor Texan refugees, nom whom Hc learn thr
follow az iuToi tant intelligence:
= considerable body of our troops under tcn. W Sole
buuIo. had started iDr hdianol, ahd Ln5aoca.
Both points. noTusBt3 feel .uIc, aIo ~ our pos.
session hy this tine.
Jhe mon under Gen. Washburne we're IN the best Of
health and spirits.
Great ncnhers of Texans p-re delighted with The
success Of iIe National arms f oicod ~ ile prog
Doct ~ early REDEMPTION of ia state. at lcas nom
lIc tyranny # the Rebels.
An intelligent gentleman who cnue Oh The Clinton.
iDl-rns tina was believed San AUtOnio too would
fOOL be under the old flag. m which, place our troops
woiJ oOuccltae ior the ogeTbOS OF ne forces under
Ncer lder. ,
Tie ncws il Cheering, and shows conclusively ilst
the 8l,cle Of Western Texas viii so0n be in our irs'
eesriou.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Names Of tl.e Persona who Perished ora ste
Nerhnwker.

FrOm On Npcllu NoiitsponueII.
Folly IsI ND. 5. c., Dec. 2l, lst3.
Tie following is q list of those that persisted
on board Of thc monitor Wcehawkcn off Charlcston:
Henry W. Ncn'tin Third Ass.stant Engineer; Augustus
Mitchell Thild tnisant Engineer; Geo. ". Nc MoGowsr ACT
n. NJ I'd Assiau, Engineer; CAas Sponshugh Acting Third
Assistant Ennocr Thos Piper, John Rruedse, James Soul
i'm Ralph Auiea1. John Buckley. Ed"ard Gayhrn John
keIrigan, Edws4d Mullen James Carpenter, Michael Cluc
Joseph Gf,sln, Jau,s Ldlm Charles I. Davis Thomas
Meek, OF Mo. John WiHa6 Robert Naseut. Charls. A.
Wilson, Tios. Doaaoyau, VIM. u. Williamson, VIM. O.
PIKE, Cfnsn Audc.sou, Ge e--c Leighton, Henry sumner
Tl,s. Stocsc-., Tho.na, Douou stephen c. Newman,
uflrCrui t0.l. u. y. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
Waryrutr Is~acd for ,he Arrest OF The
Pirates.
Boston s1tlrl0. DOC. oC, y.

Bossov Sitlrla. Drc. &C, is.3
fine officer, Of the gunboot Acacia report that
alcn thry et Uffax warrants wore oit for c'-'t n
the pira'es Of IL, Chesapeake. dI oi whom sero il -e
cts, AID lad 5col fr several days. bu' thar Nas
doubtful II my arrests Will be- meda rs The police w'y'
IN uc irtor..t " ho r. lcl. and h P-lo htteiy op
,.sed to sn,h n f1cosprc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
An r,neai,.ou from BcanCos,, y. G.

N0sl0-- SI-I-|I!1 I-7, - -
The Trar,H,5 Of thi. city has letter 'ro.u
20. lfost. s. g.. ted The I'D last, wi.oi seys:
" An o4peJ'l0c 8, about star.ar. cil il hurry 1li
uneort lty. No oLe know. Us ds-trHiion lu' tne .
Lstuhto be commanded iy gen. seylaour indicates
thai u is of importance be Is GghtiT- man. Tho
order 90 strike tents was given NJ O'Clock. ari al ID
oClosL they were of"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
From AspiNHaIl.

The steamship Ats,ttc, Capt. Maury, froni
Aspnwall Dec. ID, arrived at this port on SATURDAY.
e.ehng She brings large amount of freight and bid
Icclenc! cNPreSdont Barros and lidy OF San Salva}
DOR passengers She brings treasure The steams
ship North Star wond sail for NewYork Dee. IL. We
aIe indebted ~ Purfcr lordham for the usua .oyaIk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
0uoia FILLED,

WEsT CORNWALL, Ct, Dec. q, 1868.
Cornwall has filled her quota Of % men by
yolunteer raised in the town without the assistance Of
any substitute brotere She may be eohsidered ;he
banner town.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
rAr SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
sa,Litdt "a nno.~diDg Reeen'iy.-No Pres
pro... "a Of Active Operations.
, 'ORTREss MONH0r, Dec. 2, lt,

oKiREss hOAhfI, Dec. ~ leo5
The United States steamer Massachusetts ar
e'sd The noining "A Lon, hom ChaUes.on Bar, with
..'a'lLseed men. ~ sick AID lG Rebe prisoner
'''ses tts Eetel s;esner O., ,,etbeD. lhe bess2'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
MATTERS At BROWNSVILLE.
Corre,pondsilo.e OF the he'g-Orlsan. Era:
ERnM NeYlLLE. IuesdaY. Dec.

EROWNttlLLE, Iuttuhy Dec. Z, IrU'.
With the appearance Of the troops here, con
Edence returns Oh loyal Anereans and TO the MeA
authorities and people. order is restored hoh'tiy
apprecaiod and yilIainy punished. .u.,.
The abandoned houses, wEich ince h'ary ali III ,Ie
town eIe occupied. Ihe eopQtry for oe LvRoreQ 'ef
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
The Seyro pho, Robert smon No, cap-
sn.'n, No.. 10 49,,

sr-slr, -'ss-s-r f.s.ss-a-y. Dee "a. ies-s-
Tie ,.ory O.. tho capture of The negro pd'.
Robert sm,L hy be Eeh,I. % Char.eslon j. urlruo.
4 letter from q .p.cil rosrcp paulcn' oi 1st 4rTrs
s.ys tint hc Wis ftin acting pilot il tLe Aoet
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
f.,u ll. tcslim h'roIi'r l~h
The CHrsArEAkB AFFAIR.

The capfaln %. the Decatur. "a. senior 'dcrHl
,,rl,g.ctf 20 thls polt has end i,d fae '.csa-
r.l.totlePloy4cll Gof,llm.at ui" S." ft.A lA'
'tts,...r. from tle n..'tl o1lrrall"n, r. 20 h.f
ftrr. f.U.srI. 4 warrant lls i.'A issued on hrp.i
800, nom t. Federal art uiltlr, l.re Dr 'le Hrur.
lcrs8n fIf.l.e, 'te ,.f Cd, o., r-. w" Li.i b. @e"
Dc Clc.u,0.ke. Tho pufy pre- .ntoi ." 81 l.l'i' sd
anne. rance wit. ucT le,ulitIs af sawlro tiat t-r
e ,nsfl..s vto ,forn sent l.l fhcl reformed wii.-
Qua capturing tlen. 70 a sad tlat Htile "nA iof'
lion ,i llsc.ra llt Iow b. tlia c.ly.
Tla,vCneneat DO this matter lsre lHs tffy mnch
.uI cd and il . iurst tlr natter ns Gar ns TIE fei
cfaI ariiof.-s or fa,t tive nni ..t l.isA Govern
I.ent are Concerned viii h' .a' cf"riIt hflhsr"
i9w lal Braiuon guilty d-p.4ds ulon ,'i'uusianeei
which have not set e1nc ~ j 10. fro,C.diuf We Ih
rtaun. have commenced CO. 4eL l.A losse :. fii'
oi tIc cargo d posed of Uy o., c.y."8 oi DE (l,.a
llcA ioor.trd Dy ilm.ue 90 pgt lii ,sf ir ianls.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

ciuseis hos on board portion Of The Rebel obsiruc
tioas nom Charleston Harbor. forwarded to Washington
by Admiral Dallgrcn.
Charleston Horbor dates 10 Dec. - state that no
event OF importance had occurred since the sailing oi
the last steamer. There had been but little firing be-
wcen the land batteries the last few days. The Iron
sides and monitors al lying safe at tler anchor
ages There no Ir,scn, prospect Of ootiyc prep
aadons.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
EgoY Trg ARgY or THB P0TOGNCD
o,v.7rv rzqEpITIoN 70 LURAY,
uoho) cuorl;llas and pichetS Scattered.
.oessrnot!on og Ecbel Stores and
Equipments.
Capiure Ofa Nail, Melicinesaud Dry Goods

s..el ni-.a.ei &c Ile n Y. Tsit'ne.
WAsuINGToN Dec -. 1903.
Yonr correspondent with the army sends the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
TIE D. rFs.

Tie decks perfectly clear - AZ i1cur FRANCES ~.
cept 'nrfe. The same objection made 20 tie other
UoDi'ol rel tive 10 their Liability - be i1'1ied by
pnl ring sho s valid ~ the Dict ,ors clse hnt AZ -
only Ju 10 sy Lat of The roncad yC ecs engaged 10
ae aiact on Charesiou, no, hos suffered any serious
almost impossible end has proved 10 that pro- 'ctis
fred from ordinary boat conl enter tho deck Tie
lImoi or tie dc,k consists NJ inches Of iron aid on
ga two p.ate. IN tc ssncHniner iu the other IL
ilc rain-5cck-i,at IN which the crew and oi'lceFy
'Ie 10 yc-s very comL0di0g one. boing high rs
that q ary hrs class sailing irigGto in tie Navy. 4
Non x bet iieh with hs bat On. cen walk wit'Cut
sfaop from oad 20 end of IT, OF the differ nc
al rncnf have no, boon yc, arranged, III that sort
oi Yor4 being lcft 60 'hc lest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28

TIC ram i, Ne fnosl piece ol mechanism ahcqld la
b. .p 1ho ram ~ Ier is ~ feet of solid oak end irpni
mibo Ire Kooluf, which protluded from te bottom of
he Auii. near tie keel This evtends irOm lho sop n
ih1 acoa bel r. a. il extension u 80 entire
1rnor d. the fhp Another advantage n ilis ram ~
1t i ,on,d jc carried away without any material dam.
age or jury 70 the W sci, ana without h'I making
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-28
VLNrTLATTc

The l.r &, ventilated hy three immense blowers i've
or ae l.c OF tho yes o generally and one for the ex
press y1.pose Of gcuiiatng thc englEe-room. These
blowers froof immense size, about - inches Dy q.
inches. : ar trunk app, ug a blower eight feet in
di''lstor within ahon s. feet II tie stern. The Al!
o supply ,le other blowers il drawn nom Tic top oi
tie t-l.at nd di .fTiblted through tie ship.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03

STATE OF NLkMONT, m Pfobate Conn. holden at
district, on the 10th day If December, a. D. 1862
AMES H. HOLDEN, Adm hislaI6r on the estate of
Simpson Hays lae Of Mdditsex, IN said district, de-
ceased, makes applit alion said court Ter
SION OF the time heretofore allow cd him pay The bs
due FRI m said estate and der his administration
count nutll some future day.
Wherenpon It's ordered by said Court that said appi
cation he heard at the Probate Office in Moutl eIier,
the l3h day OF January, A. ID. 1868 and it is uhtr tr-
dered that notice he given 10 all pesuns concerned h the
publication IF This order in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier, three weeks sucCessvey, before
said hearing. BY the Count,
f365w3 Arrest y II. MEREILI, Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03

THE Subscribers, having been appointed ty t. aon
L orabe Probsl, Cou tor the Distric1 of Washington
Commissioners torccelvt e1am1te ana aGIts btIbn
and demands otHll pe-sons, against Tire ISal a. Ep
Rich, late of NorthfeId, in said District, dectaEtd,
represented insoiveEt aud theterm DISK mtnihs from
the Sd day Of December A. d. 1900, belnP wed by
said Courlo he creditors said eAhib1tan
prove their respective cuRts before give HtCt tia
we will attend to the duties Ct cut appointment a
I he DIV ching house OF Mary iol in Ntnhft ia saia
District the I'd Tuesday If January and June next, at
one o'clock lpthe afternoon esch Of -Id days,
LOTHIAN ELLIS tCou,
ORkIN W. ORC UT va"
Norhfeld neo. Sd, A. 4. 1869. t363w3
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FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l. Considerable ex-
element was created in Norfolk to day by ID
negro celebration. The cOntrabands had pro
cession numbering 1000 strong. They cheered
loudly for the DOWNFALL of Slavery. it wasun-
derstood that they were celebrating the birth
day OF the Emancipation Proclamation.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, Dispatches received
at the Headqual tiers of the Army this afternoon
give the account OF gallant feat OF Kentucky
caVa ny under Major Mantoley, stating that on
Sunday morning he surprised u camp Of rebels
$50 strong, killed 30, wounded II and cap
tured 81, burned all their camp equipa4e and
captured 50 horses and large amount of arms,
all without the loss OF a man.
Another expedition, under Major Stevens,
with $50 men OF the Kentucky Cavalry, surprised
the camp OF and cAptured noted guerrilla and
IL men, utterly routing the remainder. Twen-
ty.tve hoises and large amount of clothing,
blankets, guns, &C., that were being transport
ed to Humphrey M4rshall's camp, were also
captured.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03
Meeting of the Board of Medical Examiners.

At nne O'Clock, Thursday morning. January 18TH, the
state Board of Mtdical Examiners will meet at the Pa
viIion House Montpelier for the pup Sc Ct examining
applicants for appointment to the Medical STAFF of The
Vermont Volunteer Service. State papers please eony
SAML. W. THAYER, Jr,
Chairman of the State Med. Board
Burlington, VT, January 1893
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03

!, STAT + OF VERMONT b,, In Probate Court. held
said Distric, the l2lh day of Dect Der A. D. l6t2
instrument putonihe TO be Tie last ~ tld les
n lament OF Ruth Hoy tlntt Of Mohtpt il said District
deceased, ielng presented to tie Coull " H. am w
Caldwell, the Executor therein nam, d, fer prolt II il
ordered by sand Court thai all ptIsois cuncened etiD
be notified to appear AT session OF said Cuu To be Hold,
al the Probate utce in Montpelier, oulhe tIh day Jan
uary A. ID. le63, and slow cause, any they NAY Lave
against the probate &" saId viii fu whlth IuIue. IL is
further ordered that OF the fecold ths uIdt, he
published three weeks succesvey iutht GIetn Mtunta
freeman, printed al Montpelier, pevious sad time an
pointed for hearing. tue C ny Of record,
'MAwR Attest-N CHASE Rerister
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03
Headquarters ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,

January 2. {
zen. Burnside returned from Washington
TINS forenoon, and has been visited by his Grand
Division commanders.
Several contrabands came into camp to-day.
ana were received In accordance with the Proc
lamstion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03
Ebenexer n. HsUycv'S Estate.

4 he subscnhefs, having been uIpoiNen hy Iht Hon
L orahe Pr bate Count for The DstllCt If Rando h,
commissioners TO receive examine, adjust all claims
and demands of all persons aga 81 the estate of kbene
T.. HoWy, lae of Eroukftld in said district, de
ceased, represented n olvel and The Of months
from the 2Slh day Of Nov. 1862, being allowed b. sad
Cuurt to the dtCrs II said teceastd to tXi aud
Prove their pectve claims before Give ntirr has
will attend IT, The duties Of ap ointment the
district, the second Tuesday Of January at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, SAID day.
ARIEL ~ RNHAM, D.
WILL lam L. CHAMBERLAIN, tom
R'orkfph Nov "ett A T. '~f9 3cy
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n on ECE.

NOTICE..
| PROPOSE to sell at Public Auction the VAN NESS
FAB NJ recently acquired by the State from Fl. NJ.
Dates reasurtr on the 27h day of January 1863 at 10
O'Clock A. M at the AMERICAN HOTEL in Burlington
unless sooner dis ostd tf THIS farm is situate on Wi
no. SKI klver, two m les and half from the village OF
buhson' ana contains $50 acres, OF intervae, wood
ara upland This ia IN was the prop'ry of Gen Elijah
Allen, and upon which he resided at the time of his de-
cease and the famous than Allen Marble quarry is nm
on it, Possession will be given April Is 1865 r
LEVI UNDERWOOD,
pru. n -o oo Stat Agent.
burlington. Dec 18th, 1862. dec22 w3d&w
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MURFREEswORO CAPTURED

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2. The gucri Ia Morgan
forces have been utterly routed A large nun
Der of his men and large quantity of his mu.
nitions have been captured
Gen. Rosecrana now occupies Murfreesboro.
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF y o0GETs T1n
sid will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
aid District, Tuesday of each week, during the year
suing Persons having business with said Court
RIested to attend to the same said court days.
T. K. MERRILL, Judge.
December l, 1869.
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aIAIEUF FtkMUNI, I'm Fr,late Cont h., Id nj
WASH G1oN DiSTmcT, SIS, Montptlier wlhinard for
said DIslrict, on The oh day Of December. 4 1862
Instrument pun orimp 10 he the last win and fiesta
"A ment Of John w lla lis late If NurcesitI In ,aid
District, deceased being presented To the Cruu tA Mhot
NJ Ia rs, the ptstu having Cusrody If the same lor
Probate: il ordered by SAID Cuutl, HAT all peitou
concerned therein, be notf TO appear ut session ut
said Court, 10 be holden at the Probate Office in Nont-
peIier on The OH day (" January, j 1868, and slow
cause If any they may hase e, g. ate Of said
win or which Iurposti is utI ef odt nd ItI c.ry
Of tn" record IT this otder be published tLot
cessivey in the Green Ma MAN, Fie,nan, nj t,d Mt
Montre ler vous To said time appointed for Le,iIg
A true copy c. IcCOld.
f3r3w2 AueSt-N A. CHASE. Pepister