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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-23

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
Gbe pailp FIREMAN.
M ORNING EDITION.
mONTPELIER. VI.
THURSDAY MARCH 5, 1868.

Worcester Town officers.
X q. Watsun-MJderdtor.
j e NJ &C unbor- T1Ca Clerk.
S S';;' j:., Sas'''' ss'''"''-
j. X NJ ,cJmber- Treasurer
G.. brown uerscer ~ The Pear.
0. l. Watso.-la Constable.
A. l. Vail--2nd CJastaHe
q. 9. Ahbott-SlDerlntead mt of Schools
Al: ( fI'' Listers,
w. B. H.ncpck
- ! ! 4 ; ,5S... '.'.'.r'.
ii. fem pleton Tom Agent.
q. q. Closson, Trustee.
8 5 8. k re,,s' Ts~" cro"s Jurors.
q Brown,
J. NJ Young,
N. ). Hayward-S a'er Of W>,ghts DO.
j. 'ung-Iasuecfor of LeatAer.
X. Gymor-Pound ReePr.
Voted AZ cents on The dollar Of the Crane
List to pay town expenses.
For Co. Com missioner, Eli Btllou, Sc votes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
z O'CLOCK A. M.

WASHINGTON, March 4. Richmond papers Of
che z make no III 'ntion of Hars al Vicks burg
Charleston daEes to tie lsJ are received. TIE
steamers Ruby and DougI IS ran the blockade
with n tssau dates If the rs h.
A d3op4tch from Savannah dated the first
states tn 1T the sesmer n ~ayjlle ran aground
before fort NJ iAlIlster and WI, destroyed by our
iron-clals. Fue fort is not taken.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

WISHING ON, March All tho general an
preparation blils were passed aud sgned by ,nr
President. These with other Appropriations
amount to about s Geo OU0 600 The bills 10
admit Colorado ano Nevada tailed il The II ,use.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

The ST Lo"is NecS has sen gentleman
recently fr' III NIckeh burg, v no says the canal
PROJECT, it. NOT successful IN tuning the efr am
awav from Vcts'urg will ceItai, " trov,
OF sufficient depth to entahIe our 4 t. TO go
through it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

VERMONT tA,ALKY JtPm-tU--l7 CAPTURED
NV York, March / TIE stingtor S,ar
says detachment o. the H. Vermont cavalry
were surprised at \ die by ~ rehl~ ) VEN
teen OF cur men were taken, including Ca ptalus
Woodward aLd Hunter.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

STATE or tERHONT, !
RANOuArH pIsrsiCT, >s 4
Uu tne ! 9TH day Of Feb uary, /
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

FJRTREss MeNR'E March 9 On Monday
IN 'rnlnk last at an cary hour, the Provost
guard captured about $500 worth Of contra.
band goo at Llmhert Polnt on the E1zabeth
river Four ot the smug erS were arrested.
Pivates DormDdy au1 CiarG, "ecentIy con-
vcted of thp murder OF II klah Syukya,, were
hung yesterday at 80 p NJ.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

WAsuINGToV, March 4. The President was
at che Capital last night tr4psac iag business
and was also there, IN what IL known as the
Presidents room, this morning, III c mptny
with several III 5mbers Of the Cabinet, wherc
many Of IT. lie which were enrolled during
the clvai RS of the session were sigued by
him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

TRENTON N j., Mar, 4. A large mass
meeting Of Democrats from diff ,ront pl Is OF
the State Wac held this rh0on and evening.
hi ty-tour guns were fired to Celebrate the ter
animation OF the present Congress. Resolutions
were adopted strongly denounclng the usurpA-
ton OF the Ex. and Congress and taking
States RlghLs ground, calling upon the pe0pl,
OF the States to show trmnees and courage in
thus emergency. Ihe c"uecnptOn hlil rs d,
n0unced as AN outrage upon State Sovereignty
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

1t is quite likely that Rosecra1s will advance
his hue W Duck river this week. Three di-
VISIONS, and probably more, OF Braggs army
arr on the north side of Duck river, and al
advance may cause considerable OF hight
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05
PpOslafe Courts.

OF TEEs0NT a., IN. CSCKrs . S'
ID viii be holden at the Probate Once, in Montpelier ID
Lid District on Tuesday Of each week, during the yeai
nsung Persons having business with said Cssrt are res
T. Z. MERRILL, Judge
December |, 1854.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

NEw YORK. March sore need is fit az
the New England Rooms IN this city ct men .
clothing Of all kinds tor destitute sick aud DIS
charged soldiers en- route homeNarc.
The Phi adelphi Press ltatec that upwards
OF "a million collars have been sut,rrlGed ,u
New YorF tor the Telegraph Ilue and subscrlt-
tons are about to he received in PnIladtlplda.
The Company is to have capital OF ttrae mil
lions, ana Co extend IFS wires. which are to he
bu 1t nr cash, and in amD5 sohstantla mauue =
from Halifax VIA, Boston to Nv York, PnIh-
delphla, Baltimore and Washington. with
branches from New Yo'k via. albany, Buffalo,
Cleaveland, Detroit anc Chicago.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

Gold in New York Wednesday was quoted at
l67 -
a dispatch says the decline in gold had de-
pressed the ma kets tor all kinds Of produce. The
price TOR gold huc,uates from 1876 3 t0 l6S | 2.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05

sTAIEOt VEnnUNI, tAta Probate Court, holden at
R4.ooLrH DmrAer, SIS. Brook6sld on the INh day
Of Fsbrusry A. D. 1863
LBEN kZER BASS, Administrator of the estate OF
IL amuti T Boutwell,, ate OF WilliaMstown, in said
dIst dectA ed, makes application To sal for Ii
cen'e 20 sell all o tho estate CT ad decras rep
reHenurG that said sre airy for tho pay menl OF
the debts of said dterared
Whei eupoH, il ordered by Court that said app
caoD cone under Consideration and he heard the lth
DAY march a. ID. 1868. III tue Probate Office
,rnokfeld aud further ordered iat all prrs ms IN
ttrcSteo be tothed hereof ny publication of notice OF
his apple alton and orde' three success
! IveIy IN the G Gen Aouutain freeman, printed at
l"ntDetF, beU,e sand tine al hearing, hat the may
arpe at said tme and pAce aud If hey caust, Oh
jet thereto.
~ the Couri,
iSw3 'tte~t-J. h. Ul.EAVELAND. Judge.
FAsaSeToS DlsTEIc-, 50 Montpelier, said district on
The 81 4ay Of F b. A. A. d. 1868.
<tUEKiCk I'll iApp~ON, Adininstrator ( the es-
u tate of James 6chsrd on Iate Of Montpelier, in
sad distinct dec present, nj istraton aC
count for examination and allowance and make, apph
cation for decree distribution OF The estate of said
deceased.
"heeupon is ordered by .aid Court thai said account
ns a. pllt uWn he trtsntd IT, a II >aia curt
he Gci the PruoH Office SAID NJ, n, ptler on the
IN d1y IS Mach y. let3 fai hearing aud drcs on
Ion aud ~ further 'detrd, thai utlct hereof he
wen l"a p<fSo' m rested by pub con Of the
b"e Ks Hncor@SFe} /" the &. cen AoUnlaI,
rTrcinan, spaper pup.htd Noulpelcr ION, to
ana Ime appointed tor hearrg, tsa they may appear al
aia lme ah6 P' 90. ANA s " cause, II any they may
ave, Why sid account should he allowed ana such
'ecrc BY ne Coor
@Nt 4ns.'-N a. CHASE, Register
sIAIt OF yARAUAI, tin Probate Court, holden
rA'HisGfQS plsFRcT, as AZ Montpelier, on the 18Th
I"SEj ". T"oAp~O\, Executor Of the last viii
u sd Testament Of Edmu bar'iug. ATE Of VI ddpsex
IA said DIS rict deceased, presents ri administration
acc mt for xamlnatu aud allow auct aid n.,k,,p-
prcatiun for decree Of Distribution and partition OF the
stat" 0t AID deceased:
Nhereup0n, it is ordered by said ur tina. sad &C.
20 At 'od sand apph al be referred to E session OF
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PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
Probate Cou t., within and for the District OF Kan
ioph for the year ensuing, will be holden rs 10 loWs
fik r,-
Atthe Probate Once IN BrookReld, the AISt Thurs
lay in each n0nth.
At tho Orange UNITY Hotel in Chelsea, on the thro
Thu rsdsy of each mon h,
At the Randolph House In Randolph en- the fourth
thursday in each month.
At J. l.. BOwles Hotel in Washington. the second
thursday ia February, May and August
PEkhEY CAoNEs, Register.
Chelsea December LIST ls12 f5tf
STATE on tfRh0NT, In Probate Court, holden
RANouLrH pisTkiCT, "a Bros kiitd in said District,
9TH day Of Feb uary, A. y. 1853.
- adm ni>trsaCr Of The estate OF
,sa &c rye Godfrey, at ils 'nstOwR, in saId Dir
tdct eCta'ed makes Application SAID couit tur license
60 sell sl the real rs to of said ceased representing
that sad safe II noce sary for the payment Of the debts
Of sald deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered by said curt that said appl
cation upder considetsn ard be heard the 18th
day Ut March, ID. 1868, 1t the Probate Once in BOk
Id and it is further ordered thSt all persons interested
Be notified hereof, by publication of notice of this app
cation and order thereon three weeks successvey in the
Green Mountain freeman, printed Montpelier before
said time Of hearing that they aay appear at s&d tns
and place, and, they see cause, object thereto.
ny the tUurL.
sw3 AmeN-J. K. CLEAvELAND, Judge.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
sTRAnDOArs.

CuAsos ov noun-on AND Avrrs wo~DAr
" ~ tbs s~~w~~s 81 sss Norsrh u sssf zee
NJ ie.t. tnes brth. ptsv - hsn ssls- $50 Ns. -.
lnsiesa % - hsf~<sfars "a kARfiS. ks~al
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

IproHYANp LErIUEss DAILY, Soe oanrLsmgu
OF . sAs nsv vsvs nus.aa II Assssssy sls srss1
va, feSs unn1ae su<nf tkeas he<srps 60 haxo ths
fs rrss>p< II " " sl6ssssns assrsney =
sSs Esv vesh mnsssm ~ Assssmy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
rEsE LEcTURE SEASON.

" tbs ossesrsted yosps Auerkxa Orsiss. Rev. 4 n.
LArDis. D, q wsshisxtsn D. q. ~. ars, ssa esy
ss;.y svssss 2sy gs's e ysr..y cly 70 nss, Oct ~
rsrh " hsksK n ~ ss1lsrr h~sf ss~~~s 7hs -Dss
posd snik.eAsls seesisss sspsesns of ugih" W.
ssi ,slsss 20 80 sssvs4 vessssGsss Nss ersrsf b
srsn<nt enc e.&ef saan~h trirn
-. s~ sssis sssssiss 4 s,ss. ~ssss ss1 s'~sA
CnAs ~ uHithkf. Aspsl
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

|ooKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP-TwO
Houses with full Lots, situated In Gold street, near
yie They will be sold very low Inq uire Of e.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

nEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR RExcHANE-wANTED
~ 10 exchange improved property IN Elmra. N. " or
House tfurnished preiered In New York Brooklyn.
liberal bargain will be made. Address 4. O. NJ Herald
Office. =
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SALES or REAL Es1Aru.

DOR SALE ChEAP.-wEsY F0URTEENrH STREET
kesidencs.Tn hrst cisss iour story and nigh base
and Ninsh House.. 3sx65 Lot 25rI03 feet;
The house superby furn shed throughout and
Immediate occupancy. The Furniture. In whole or any
part can be had at extremely low figure II desired
Principals only need apply the premises from TO r.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

MOUSE FOR SALE OR TOILET. IN SOUTH BRR-
gen. New Jersey. No. Washington avenue; the horse
run within loJfeet OF the house every ten minutes;
ire nest door AZ No 1, o. Of ALEXANDER WILSON,
Tashneton street. Jersey CITY. win be sold cheap eli
bod order
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

TOR sALE-lN BROOKLYN. THE FOUR STORY
brown stone front Hoase No SIS Paciae street. built.
nr.t rate orer panted frsscced xc Ac hrophont snd
fall VIII be sold with without fufn,turs. aud wih
for sein the owner now living oss q ths CITY This
ogerei Apply 70 FANcHER McCHESNEY, No. Pro
. ducs Exchange, New York - p N 100
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-14
Philadelphia Com.
IncrciaI College.

y T. Corner of 7th and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia
rvIIIS INSTITUTION, which was established in
l 1911. and is now consequently i'll the 18th year
of its existence numbers among its graduates, hum
trcs of the most successful Merchants and Business
Men of our country.
The object of the Institution is solely to afford
young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business,
The branches taught are, bookkeeping, as appli-
cable to the various departments of trade Pcnman
ship, both plain and ornamental Commercial Law
Mathematics Navigation. Civil Engineering, Draw
ing. Photography. and Modern Languages.
The system of instruction is peculiar classes
set lessons are made Of hut each student taught
Individually. so that he may commence at any time
gliH attend whatever hours most convenient.
Catalogues are i=sncd annually after the 18th Of
April containing of the students for the year,
and fnl particulars of terms. &c. and may be OBJ
rained at any time by addressing the Principal.
in extensive recommendations, widespread reputa-
'on. and the lengthy experience of the Principal,
This Iustutiun offers facilities superior to any other
in the country for young wishing to prepare for
business and to obtain at the same time diploma,
which will prove q rccomm mcndntion for them to any
Mercantile House.
= Criucndcn's Series of Trcatiscs on Book
Keeping. now mere widely circulated than any other
work on the subject, are for sale at the College
5. ItODGE Is CRITTENDEN, Attorney at Law.
fcbruarv s. lS62.-ly
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horrible Cruelty of tbc Esdbtis.

lHc lolOWlng mas Dccn IOrWaucu 10 the
headquarters of the army -
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF CaRtSTii-
CoRINTH, Miss, Jan. "a 1S63.-CAPTAiN ::
i have the honor to submit statement of
few of the outrages committed upon citi-
zens of Alabama iiy the Confederate troops.
While all their leaders. from the President
down, are boasting of their carrying on tins
war in accordance with the laws that govern
nature in such cases, and are charging upon
our troops all kinds of dcpredations and
outrages, think a few simple facts must
put them to blush, and make those parties,
and our press and people who are scconding
the efforts of Davis to cast stigma upon us,
ashamed of the work they are doing.
| will merely state what | know to DC
true. Abe Canadi and Mr.. Mitchell were
hung two weeks ago for being Union mon.
They lived on the I[acklebnro settlement.
Marion county. Alabama. Mr.. HulIwork
and daughter cf the same county were both
shot for the same cause, the latter instantly
killed, the former is yet alive but will prob
ably die Peter Lewcs and three Of his
neighbors, were hunted down by one hun
drcd blood-hounds, and captured.
The houses of Aiessrs. Palmer, Wclsby,
Williams, and the three Wcightmans. and
some thirty Others, were burnt over their
heads, the women and children turned out
of doors, and the community notified that
if they allowed them to go into other houses,
or fed or harbored them in any manner,
they would be served the same.
Mr.. Peterson, living at the head of Bull
Mountain, was shot
/ am now feeding some one hundred of
these families, who, with their women and
children, some gray-haired old men, and
even cripples on crutches, were driven out
and found their way here, through the woods
and byways, without food and shelter, all
done for the simple reason they were Union
men, or that they had brothers or relatives
in our army. The statements of these pco-
pie arc almost beyond belief, did We not
have the evidence before us.
l am informed by them that there are
hundreds of loyal men and women in the
woods of Alabama, with for an opportunity
to escape.
am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, G.. VI. DODGE.
Brigadier- General.
Captain II. NJ. SAWYER,
A. \. G., Memphis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-14

Boy WANrED.-AnnounccmCnts similar
to the above are not unfrcquently seen in
the columns of the daily newspapers, on
bulletins, and in the windows of shop-kecp-
ers.
OF course boys arc wanted Who doubts
it 2 None but the most superficial thinker,
we are sure, could entertain such Il thought
for a moment. In few brief years the
boys who are now living will be wanted to
proclaim the gospel-will he on the judges
bcnch-in the gubernatoriai and presidcn-
tial chairS-in the halls of learning in
short, to fill the places now occupied by
the millions Of the earth.
Boys are wanted notr They are wanted
tc fill our public, private, and Sabath-schools;
to store the intellect and the heart with the
useful and the pure; to take the initatory
steps to becoming good and useful citizens.
Boys are wanted in HeaceH. Since we
began this article, a sorrow-strickcn father,
in thrcad-bare coat, passed by our Office
with little cegia under his arm. His little
boy has been wanted in heaven. Others
may soon be called. God dcsiles all, and
invites all.
Nes, boys, YOU are wanted, not only on
earth, but in heaven. Are YOU ready