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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-09

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Cuuu held al
WisusGroN Dnrhcr, IS. Non pslier, in said District
Oh the 18th day q IGnusJi A. .. 1894
NLhOLiEE LOHRfT AdmntrsfI or The ..tatr
y Of Alm0H L0Vsti. late n warner, IN said dlslnet,
DECEASED gttsns htf tdaHfkluu atcoun. fsf examine
Iiou ana IosaEte ana mIAtt tygictsn fs decree Il
dnnAuush aud partition u The sstAit " said dectnef
WseteuPtu, ii rs ordsfst ~ tGt Court chat uid s,-
eolHttnt ni application be sisusd Go season 4 sss
Court TO >, htld al the Ftotss Ofts 'tt Montpelier
on The sn day Of fssfIIi, o 1864, fof hsstuE AMI
decision thsrson And IS further prasied that notice
hereof he given TO ST ptsni Interested ~ pub sa,on Of
ihspac three Weets EuCcsssrsly ia he Green Mountain
Fresnan, newspaper Blsihsd Al hsstps.lsf previous
to ssa time appointed TOT hsIraI that thsy may IIpes
81 SAID O and pltcs aha shou csus. II any hsT nav
have Uay sad tscoant thO1lt nos be Stoves aud such
decree made. ny the Court
Avs An'"-T. Z. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE or YERhONT In ProbAt. Court t.ld At
WAiaIEssoEpufsioE,s s.. Montpelier in sad titust,
Or The 1871 tty VI JGnutyi A. b. ltE
AlNO1 n HARRIS. AdRinItftiuf with tht . ill an
cssisr IA said sisnoi, dssttef, presents bis tsmlr-
sIrstiou stesunt for examination ard allowance, and
makes application fnr dt-ttt 70 distribution and psft
ton Of the estate ~ said dacfAfsd
WhNsupon, IS ordered BY aid Court that sad account
aud AID application hs rsief.f co. Of said Court
IL be beld lat The Pf0bils Ohte M sud Huutpriier on
ne 27d atysf Fsbruuy AID 1864, fJr kssunI Ans dsc-
IJn tirsun aud tI fshet ordered thh nOiics hereof
10 given To an persons Interested by publication Of n.
saEc three Wtets succ.,sYsly u The Green Mountain
freeman, ueutpaysf published atNsGtaeltr, prtsoas
to sad time appointed of heLunG that th,y may appear
At ad time and place, and hen causs II Guy t1cy NAV
have, Why said IcCounl shosd be GiloHes and such
decree mase. BY the Coun
riv3 Attest, T. q. HE}klLL, Jus e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-09

CERTIFICATE.
Thl, .s 70 certify That about igh.eea mon b. ago 4
commenced usnp SrIRLiSG's AMbRosIA Ny hair wan
short hin, and rapidly falling out I had tried mt 81
Hair Tonnes, iuugorators. &c wlthou. receigus any
benefit soon tfer using the Amorosia ny hair oeas cd
falling out, aud commenced growing rapidly ~ i0
l1ni,h Now my hair 10 thick soft and glossy and s
Ave es, tour inches in isngihwheu let down rsachny
he loor This wonderful result attribute solely 10 TIE
of SrsRLIN's AEERost, since CONNIE need usiu
i have spqli.d nothing ,l'- to my hsit
MS. l.. a. BROWN.
b., 49J Broadway, New FORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-09

regard Nh Eddy a, one ii che most capable and
intercourse"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-09
So, HardwiCk Academy.


The sprIns Term will comu,nu T,pru.tyH III,
Fall Term will coamsuet August 81, issa Each FERN
-lll condnu, eleven usslt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24

&ueinises Depot fir Baltimore tet %. gteiSaS.
NG; 455 g9eftS Saltintprehrs 49,.
SSn gDdibingtrn bet s, eI pp stt u. CT, Sc 301 penn.
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Hgstcbtte fir 9eiSemScv!3
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SsrlUrene Gelun6beit Observation-Disclosures, lppie, wenn ,eitia
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nter eth ~
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IN Deati3lane rubpli&it t~etannt unb seaStet. unb baben
Et9 AUG etfr lett ben lesten bet Sabren eineu loltben gu
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utasentrnmpt 5Gmorrbptben 9G Hrfne} ~
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@nsbrufieteit, 4usaetruna,
AV4s- 5alen, GOpf. unb 3abnwtb, 18H8t
6 a4s .&rsbsi4absn Nanblyerrs,
Brdune, Mueentranfbett,
H@1 A-e +t9l Sdnupfen. gerfbleimnns, iHsN
heH nsTxuu NN NerpenlbmaGe, 80.
- &uneenent3inbuns, Referr,
sG4 ,}14t$ iSerppbeln, 8nnbparre,
.rfa7 Observation-Disclosures, gDa6ermS
@As Grippe, Rplit Q HE
. Mctbe &ubr, 8rdte,
80 SaISfuBu syphilis,
= &alte 6teber, 9autausItI1ae
Bu unb alen Grautbetten,
pel6e aus rerbcrtenem SIute eutIrrtnapm.
Das Bud baraber, NIT ttesn 3euenihen sebetIter YerfOnsu
pir6 BON MIR p~Crtpfret auf gDunfa an ieSe NSreTe SerIanbt,
iOwte tete sewiinf3te Musfanit auf briefiGe @afrase germ
.eItbetlt. e Es4Yilw .fqiYc6gaf ft
..g.e us SMliuS OieneIt, Derttf,
$50 ~t~~tm as~4As& a3DasfIL .WIerdnbrfd Sra y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24

Niepisineu fur gang Mnnetttn.
Die OanptagentMr fir SrltimOre
|beFnbet fd In Der gM6banblune BON 8. 8. & g. 9ennts.
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abbilSunSeu CUR ~gnatctnie Der @ei&ts9taOrsane, in ses
iuuben innb franieu 3lfanb, nebit elmer GbbanOIuus ibsr
3Gsenbfebler unb ibre betlaSenspertben WirfunSen auI
geift unb 2Srper, uebft Der acknowledgements bes
G~erfafferS, Der en3isen SernuuftSeuG6eu uub erfclsrei6en
Seilart, ME aus benz 8eriGt ib,r bebunbelte Sale Per=
pcrsebt. Gin ~pabrPafter S~1Ot6Seber fHr 8er6eirnt6ete lub
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tauo bssen. @Girb segeu @inienbnns bon l25 Gents in
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perlhidt. gbreiire Or. Ga Grpir,
1apr-iII SO 81 Maicen Sane, @tbanb, 0N.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-24

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10 $50 0!stlen, Das Getd& With eter GssetaretssG sdrftb) q.
sstt Eti bea 9egaesssfa IA Ssa 2eGtn,ssnssCst.
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ssss9ss tbsnfaas gafnsisst ~trfG.bes. nab ffs trt atpss
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@Et$r15gI fSf7 = gsaf-&:rfst. us1t ssstsve Ssoati. 1
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zee wfnns esssa& frst.l

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Eintpanberer unb 8ieienbe lonten Iebr SorF&tie Ieiu
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taufen. 9lsI soa5na1M I9fI sisus
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obue S@pieristeit StGetts fir bieIe eiuie reri&affeu tSa
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tsret eanOnnS ibuen ben untersei9netsn aseaten uuraeIeu
Nib. DR 8nif fe4q4 - -
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80. q. glsSthrsnsE.
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III Oi5inijC6e. Anaeigen,
unfebttarc

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. { lung Der Grahffndt,
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ytD. 455 gDeff= 8altimprehr.f H ratrs.N~0 80
SSn gDaibingtpn bet s, "a eI pp sft u CT, So 3o1 penn.
~fplpnnia Mpe@ ne 4tyft9t 44l I4sEs iTeBr0 3 3SRfI
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gtps. 6. 5ombIetpu, grats
Otts spear, SER.
KeuerENerfherunn

pgr adocitrtan GeafTmaane. UetIidsrund
leQldaft con Baltimore,
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POff5rS sept I'm -. ...-..I. =. 9 uBr 80 Wtin. @Dr,n.
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harrisburg Accommodation. .,.....8 Deittoa
porttoa 2 .....7.20 GaprS. 4.40 gta@nl
3nge iiI0tpdrt8.
Bofftn8 EonElzt III nIs ........ a.......5.4 Al gladu.
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aub gInSrittoga 2.45 unb 500. nan.
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leo, 800 unb 1000, nnb ysa9m 3.SO,4.45 unS $50:
ScnntaSs ltut DtprsenS I'M S.45 unbf 8. co., unb 9lans
mittaas um $50. abganS bon GDaibinstpn Wicraena
ua $50, 1850 II. Ills II. ytoGuI. um 300, 4.S0, $50
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$40 u. $50 ylur Der 2e unb Ate 3ng bon 8aItis
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, 1864-01-18
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM
KGK; ROBERT j. WALKER; !:
BRUTAL MURDER OF A.
SLAVE IN MISSOURI.
THE NAVY DEPAR!iilRNT
CHALLENGES TIE WORLD
TO 4 RACE.
L Copperhead Game Broken Up
in Southern Illinois,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
srn,sa11x1n, Jan. 16, 1861
The 18th regiment has re-enlisted, and was
ut Memphis yesterday, en route for home.
Coy. Yates to-day received the, flag Of the
s4th regiment, which is very much torn and
mutilated, ard Is returned to be retained
among the archives Of the State, The regi-
mcnt was in, the battles OF Stone River,
Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain, Missions
r. Ridge and Rlnggold.
Quincy, Ill, Inns been designated d the
place Of rendezvous for the 10th regiment.
Surgeon Battelheim, Of the 106th regiment,
who was discharged from service, has been
rcinsta{ed and permission granted him to re-
sign.
Col: YIN. Weir, of the 10th Kansas regi-
ment, formerly Of Carlinyille, In this State,
has been ordered to the command Of the post
at Alton.
Major H. B. Dox, of the 18th cavalry, left
here to-day for Chicago, having in charge CO.
L Of the 1sth cavalry and 1eo xecfuits from
Camp Butler.
Captain Ira 4. Church, Of Atlanta, has re-
ceIyed authority to recruit new company
for The 18th cayalry, organizing at st Charles,
hAue county.
The trial Of the persons arrested In Macon
county lust June for harboring deserters,
will take place in the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Treat presiding, On Tuesday Of
next week. Messrs. Weldon and Grimshaw
appear for the Government, and .Messrs. Ed
wards and Bum foE, the defense
The 18th regiment passed through this city
today q, soute for Quincy
Recruits continue to come in quite rapidly.
About 9, 1C0 have arrived ills week, and they
are still arriving at the rate Of $50 to 800 per
day. The departments nre all kept busy in
mastering, paying and clothing the Tolun.
teers. Many counties that hare not filled
their quotas seem to be doing nothing, while
others that arc greatly in excess continue to
send in lnrgc number OF recruits.
, 1864-01-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

New YORK, Jan. l7.-Thc steam ftigate
Vanderbilt: arrived here to-day. The Ariel,
from Aspinwall, brings sS56, 600 in treasure.
Revolutionary movements had broken ont
in!the States of Antigua, santendsr aud Bo-
,zaca, New Grenada, under the auspices Of the
Conservative party.
Rica from the United States to make surveys
for railroad to the Atlantic.
The steamer America, from New York, Oc-
tober 30th, arrived at Panama, January 1st-
She brough News from Valparaiso that the
Cathedral In Santiago, Chi1i, caught fire On
the 14th ult-, from the explosion Of . gus pipe,
when dense1y crowded with people The doors
were soon closed. by the press Of people.
The interior Of the building was decorated
with light indammab1e ornaments, which caus-
ed the flames y spread rapid1y. The roof OF
wood soon fell, burying the mass Of beings
under it. Some $50 dead bodies, mostly la
dies and children, had been recovered from
the. ruins. >.
The South American mil steamer reached
Panama On the 9TH with $918, 900 treasure for
England, and brought confirmation Of the
above, stating the number killed at over2, 900.
The church contained 900 lights, from some
Of which fire WIS communicated to the dra'
pery Of the gigantic image Of the Virgin, and
and the pasteboard devices. In an Instant q
sheet Of fame rushed along the festoon ol
lights to. tho rdof and directly spread to a11
parts Of the building. The people .:ushed to
the principal door, and It was soon blocked
Most Of the men escaped by the sacrlsty and
side DOORS. ::.>- ~
But few minutes elapsed ere the lights SUE
pended SO plentifally from the roof that thert
poured rain of liquid fire on the people be
low, and in less than fifteen minutes ove1
1000 persons, mostly females, were blaeken'
ed corpscs.,
The new steamer Chill he'd arrived ut Val
paraiso in thirty-one days from Liverpool.
, 1864-01-18
FROM ST.-l0UlS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tabune!3 :,
ST. Lor1s, January 1s, 1854.
Information llas been received from the
Provost Marshal Of Louisiana, Mo-, to the ef:
feet that d negro man recently ran sway from
Lis mistress, q widow living ncar Prairieville
in that county. Whilst attempting to reach
Hannibal, and from thence mike his escape to
Illinois, he was captured BY gang Of men,
and after receiving severe hogging, was ta~
ken back to his owner. His inccnsed mistress
offered one Of the captoEs Of the negro IS to
kill him, which he did By shooting him
through the hca1t with revolver. The mur-
derer has not been arrested.
Information was received by the militsy
authorities few days eince that John II. and
Joscdh Pipkin, well known as members Of
Emmet NJ MDonnld' rebel command, we're con-
cealcd in the neigEborhood Of the Meramic
bridge. 4 force was sent ont and succeeded
in capturing not only Jno. PipEin, but a nums:
Der Of other parties who are. believed to be
playing the part Of rebel spies,. and otherwise,
giving aid and comfort to the rebels. They
were sent to the Gratiot Street Prison: -
The train on tho. Pacific Railroad, which
arrived last evening, brought down one hun
drcd negro recruits. Fnty-onc Of them came
from Dresden, and forty y-nine from Upton,
, 1864-01-18
TIE THIRSTY EXILE.


The representative man Of the Ohio secesh
having run short Of funds and being sorely
pressed by an unfecling Canadian landlord
for large deficit in whisky md grub, his
next friend, citizen Sammadary, has made
,athctc appeal to Ills fellow copperheads for
donations to relieve the distress Of the "Mar-
tyr Exile" He has clrculated subscription"
papers over the State calling for ten cent sub
scriptions. The amount required from each
coppcrlead is very suggestive being the
usual lricc Of stswig'' Of the "Spitit Of De-
mocracy." Htbe appeal had been made for
money to buy bread or clothes It would have
been little needed and but feebly responded to;
but when 1t is made known to the faithful
that their great Exile'' is awfu1ly thirsty,
and LAS not the little ,Tt.greenbacks" with
which to relieve 1t, they are touched In ten
der spot. The bowels Of their Compassion
arc at once moved for his sad condition and
they shell out their dimes freely It is an
nounced that sS71. co have already been col
lected and forwarded by express to the i'm
Fortunate provincial publican to appl yon ac-
count, accompanied with the assurance that
pore is coming; md he is earnestly request
cd to withdraw 1he stopper from. his decan-
ter, and allow.the suffering martyr to slakc
his tl.iret Anything before the horrors Of
drought War, restilcnce and famine are not
equal 10 it. The natural beverage Of a cop
pcrhcad is not nasty cold water, sluggish
beer, OF insipid wine, but is the juice zea
snays, yulgarly called corn. To betold TINT 9
brother eoprerhcad is deprived Of this prime
necessary Of li{cs is to arouse his eympatlies
and ppen his wallet for the instant relief of
, 1864-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-A special to tie
New York iE,rning Rst says: Letters received
here this morning from Robert j. Walker,
now In London, state TINT a great revolution
is going on In public opinion In England, in
reference to the financial strength Of this
Government He says, also, that heavy
tide ofimmigration will set into this country
In the spring, and with Congressional legis1a-
ton it may be swel1ed to half a million of
persons year. He proposes that Congress
shall enact that no immigrants shall be liable
to CONSUMPTION during the war. This would
disafm suspicion abroad.
A considerable number Of Congressman are
sick-hot many Of them seriously, however.
The Senate did not adjourn Inst night, be-
cause It Is anxious to pass tha amendments
to the Enrolment Act to-day.
The House will undoubtedly mike some
changes in the bill as 1t stands in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-By direction Of the
pointed to meet in Washington on the 10th
inst, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the trial OF Drigadier General ". a. Ham
mond, Surgeon General, and such other per-
sons as may be brought before it. The de-
tails for the Court arc Major General Ogles-
By, Brigadicr General Harney, Brigadicr Gen
cra1 Ketcham, Brigadier General Green, Bro
vet Bfigadicr General Morris and others,
Major a: Bingham is Judge Advocate Of the
Court.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G-It Is quite proba-
BILE tie tax On all manufactured articles Will
be doubled before the close Of the session Of
4 Iarge number Of carpenters and other me-
chauics have been sent from here BY the Gov
eminent to repair the -railzoads In Tennessee,
which will be IN complete running order on
the opening Of spring.
The report teleEraphed this morning from
/ Pittsburgh, TINT Mrs Senator sprague Was
injured 6y the accident On the Cleveland Rail-
road, Is incorrect. She was here at the time.
Gen. Butler will remove his headquarters
from Fortress Monroe to Norfolk.
Gen. Stoncman las gone West to report to
Charles 4. Dana, Esq, formerly of the N.
7. Tribune, will probably be appointed As
sistant Secretary Of NaE: -.
The n. 7. 15i5unt's Washington dispatch
.snys The receipts from the internal Rcyc-
'nuc, from July 1st last to January 18th,
amount to $47,641, 900. With expected
changes in the Excise Law, the lowest esti-
mates for the second year are a.; ;50o, 90 while
the highest estimates Rould add $25, ,000, 600
or Sc, ,O00, 600 thereto. With no change in
the Revenue law, about S., SOC, COO would be
1>rOffuced. |T
, 1864-01-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

-. ; FORTRESS MONROE Jan 18th, 1861.
The Tag Of truce boat from City Point his
arrived Present indications admit Of no
doubt that if the exchange Of prisoners re-
mains In the hands Of Gen. Butler, satisfac-
:: toriy'e1change will be effected. The Rich
imond Snti,d Of the 18th contains the follow
tng:' =: -,
kent up o lively shelling all day. Since
Tneeday. at 8 o'clock, Al shell have been
thrown at the city, causing some damage but
10 causaltics Ihc enemy n T.tta nnnasnea tw9 or
Smelling is still heavy this evening.
ccat;9nna; 1S%es5a%et s9nes 5asR mt
~ 1nr1-e: number Of transports filed
E troops been 2t Sbsefzea Tesd gSpg x14ta
1hiown into The city this. morning and ;Is sI1
hs s}9 fh fas sltssa e1smy s1is Sas
nrsancj twn more embrasures, one bearing on
tie civ and one on James Island
, 1864-01-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune].
DEs Mo1SEs, Jauuary 10.
Tho Standing COMMITTEES Of the Senate were
announced this morning. McCray, Of Lee, is
chairman Of the Judiciary; Foote Of Ways
and Means; Henderson Of Federal Relations; !;
Udell Of Military Affairs; Dixon Of Claims !;
Clark of University and University Lands; /;
Foardman of Schools and School Lands !;
Thoolson, Of Banks; Roberts Of Railroads; /;
Cults Of Commerce; Patterson. Of County
Organization; Burdick OF Public Lands;
latch Of Public Buildings; Gage Of Print
ing; McCrarey Of Van Buren,, Of Internal
Improvements.
The House Committees Will be appointed
Monday. The nominees OF the Republicans,
IS te1egrpphed you last night, were elected
this morning. ..,..,.
Hon. P. T. Carey, Representative fsom Da-
Wis county, who has always heretofore acted
with tie copperheads, voted for th-'homi-
nces Of the Republicans, including Grimes
for Senator md Palmer for State Printer,