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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
Liberation Notice.

NOTICES. HEREBY gives thai have hi, day given my
~ tao soas Ftahk y a a VuAfltsA sawyer their time
during The re,t OF her minority aas shali clam none q
kslr eifnnss ner pay any dess Of their contrasting AZ
Ter thls date. SlLAs w. rANlEk
as. HOLMAN, witness Tiau3
art.n.hnfu SAINT lath. 1874
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

THE l7TH REGIMENT. Go. X, ofths regiment
having been organized, Col. Randall will now be
mustered into the service and 90 at once to the
to the front,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
Notice

This is to sert,y Tint have given my s"n eeerre
E TapiIn his time the remainder Of his mintfity.
and ,hal not el@m any Of his earning. nor pay any OF
his debts after this date. L. L. IAfLiN'
Wtuess, q. l. HssrHRrr.
Montpelier Oct lst 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Inc space occupied 10 our columns this week
by the Governors message and Legislative
procesapR leave, us no room for much inter
eating matter prepared for this paper, and We
are therefore obliged to deIer editorial matter,
book notices, communications, and last but by
no means least, two letters ei " Ansi-Reb.l, "
whom our readers will be rejoiced to learn,
still llyts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

JUDGE fancy, Chief Justice Of the u $. Su
preme Court, died last Wednesday. An editorial
suggested by h. decei'e, is postponed until next
week, f1r want OF room
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
fcQaI Notices.
stOidcn Pmttlaln, DDS, Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, 10 Probate Court held at
Alts0r0s DisrBfeT IS. Montpelier, IN sad district
on me iVh day oI October, A. d. 1854
| ~ Is, Administrator 4 the estate Of Holden
j Putnam ~, late of Ffrepor, Illinois dsesased pre-
s.nts tis administration account for etamirror and
allowance makes application for decree o. ds bu
tim OF the estate oil said deceased.
Whceupon, It is ordered ny said Court thai 'sta @
count and said Applicant be referred to sess on Of -nd
Court To be- held At he Probate Once In said houps
on he Isl day u November A. D. 1854 for hearing and lie
sion thereon.
And is further ordered, that netee hereof he given
10 all persons Interested by publication Of the
three weeks suece-sivtly in the Green Mountain Free.
man newspaper published al Montpelier, previous TO
SAID time ppolnird isf hearing lhAt they may appear
at said time and place and 'hor cause, fany ihry
nave, why said account shf not be SLOWED and such
dec made. by ihc COuit
yilw3 At-.t I. y MERRILL Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
t~je0
Notices etDea'hs ini,rls'f tree. ohuati',, inslad Z
poetry inserted for d" sshus ns be paid for IN al.
vance This rue will he strictly adh.red 10

10 hsrln, Sept. 3Oth, Of paralysis Of tbs nerves CLARK
D. cressy aged % year. and months
Ctlmly ~ laid him dova TO rest,
Consoled by the t.cught he Is vtih the blest.
In Hsriwiet, at the rssieno, o. hts son John A.
shedd Cap, Abjah Shedd aged 81 years and II months
Printers IN N u Mass anu N y. please copy
In East Montpelicr, July Jlst Mrs Nancy ilolbrook
w'doe Of the late Rev. Paul Hohrook Agrd 80 years,
amonths aud II days
blessed are the dead who die In the Lord.
In Rutland, Oct. 9Th, Of diphthehs and GROUP Frank
oey sou OF Rev. Aalcom d. Mari A. Her rick aged
Years, 10 months aud "a oays
' lie sleeps "a Jesus, only gone before"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NoRTnFiEL.D, VT.
Important to the Afflicted.

AlupoltoA w 'N~
WI .sHrs, ocnlls, and Aurist, b. ds'siniiaed u
.r,.ad h.a pt.e,es to sor,hheld, duIs Tie L. hrss
"a. -,hs. CONNER tinS the ls day Of sepitmbf ID
snt.nrn. f t.o dsys In each week, or .ury Ihaf'day
A., fndsy OF s.p.,nhst, oe ober and Soveuhsr, ~ I'll
,.rt, =, long a. tn. ssah,r viii PEI init, once in the
ttn,,' see .dverassnenti IN smother eolunn'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Wy stock Is lsrg'. he s"ornent Is complete, and
nov Ia the Tim to buy.
JAMES G. FRENCH.
sontpeli r, Sept 30hls4 rfv4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Ia ORGANIZATION Of the Legislature was &C
oompshed, as we predicted, without delay
We have only room to say of it, tina, for the
rapid, and accurate transaction Of business, it
could not have been better We have already
expressed our opinion OF the officers re-olerted
Nj FLAGG the new Clerk Of she Hous,, has
had experience in the duties OF the clerk, office
sni will make an sctiys, accurate, obligioe, and
popular officer Indeed his popularity wa,
well tested in the vote he received, giving him
the election over Mr.. Stewart, against whom IL
clerk nothing was SAID His assistants are
Albert Clarke, E.q., of Montpelier, j. &.
llou shton OF Chelsea, aud n. B. Smith oil
Clarendon, and they will make gentlemanly
courteous and efficient assistants.
j p LAHsoN, E'q, who was elected assistant
Secretary Of the Senate, is young lawycl
from Cabot, and will make, We are confident I
popular officer.
The l. islNture seems disposed to 60 to worl
at 7nes, aud in earnest with the business o
the session.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
Cleanse the Blood.

WITH corrtpi disordered or vi
W tiaied Blood you are sick Al
over II may hurst outin Pimpls,
on sores Of IN some active disease
or II may merely keep you listlee.
depressed aud good for nothing
But you cannot have good heAltt
while your blood l. impure. Az
FRS sARsAPAE1LLA pufEss oul
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
From EN-. FRTTENGILL a. Co.
BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE

(Fornerly ~ Bromhed 81
X. GREENE, n, D., sUPSEHfBNDNs PHYSICIAN
This Institution was esrel she'd for ,ho Of Di:
eases by ,he Of vegetable remedies entirely discard
ing PosoRous DrngG has been in sssiu prsc
ce for Absut nseA year, and oKsri Inducements to In
Tsds fer tho health not to he found elsewhere
Special attention given to HE treatment Of Cancers
sorefult, and kumors of the blood
Diseases Of Ordinary character, such Bronchitis
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Hea Complaint Rheuni-
tsm Female Complaint and aTArsty Of other diseases,
are suecs,fully treated by msdslne which may be sent
10 any part Of the sountry, With full directions
once hours foms A to SP,A
All persons Wishing nsdssl sirio, viii reosive prompt
s.,tsnon BY satsInt o. an3 sdirsulng Il GREENE,
D, 10 l,mpls Place, Boston, Mass
Anphls dNsnntlvs Of lr.atmsni viii " sent free.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
Notice.

n person, Oh, are Ind nsea 70 M ohAsf 90 eaok Or
VA. nj u,er ,s months are rtnin lei a. So
IA -3pD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
20 Bayers Of Clothing.
10 TO 40 PER- CENT

IN consequence Of the decline in Cola
Have Mark ID down my Goods
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Oh tie lasi page q this ,sue, will be found
in, phioa record Of ihs STATS Convent hr
wee, 81 Burlington Below We copy from ID,
Burlington Timss some farths, account u tn,
C.ursEaon
Win sch clustering, fearful weather as ~ had
NJ ondaT, and the semrclosdy, .eni-sunnv, semi.
RAINY. mixed up weather Of yesterday, ii "a cl,arl,
Imtl.sr u wonder thatIo many supporters o
'1 Ia'on eh their homes and svocstons to at.
uui ,Hr stalls Convention The gathering wai
n.ts1 .sfse a. ~bi anticipated by msny, ior viri-
Gus ri4.aui, mainly from the "incIemen.erous na
tur- q The wsNher,' a' our wty frlsnd, cold &c.
tr" P-r.e1 would say, aud secondly the new
arrangement u ira ms On both tie Vernon, Cen
lr md kutAad and Burlington railroad, aud 40
unfortunate oversight Of the usually wise and &C
c.mmsdatGg managers Of the Vermont Contra
ia o. providing car accommodation fof numer
Gus hadI o' Un,on-.oyng citizen, Of Mon.pshri
aud surrounding oWss. who desired 10 take part
30 he denomination. Ihl, va, mol as il should
h. asd We arr sure Will not be kelly To happes
lr relation 90 future ATS meetings.
AHA VI th. Union Campaign Club Assem-
bid a. fI-.r headquarters and formed in process
sion. lsa8s- by GIImor,s msgnihsen, Band fol-
.0sel - Hon j. W Stswsr, Chairman Of the
SAFE Committee, floo Lew Underwood. Pres,
dent 70 the CLUB, he officers Of the Club, the
,mm0ttee % arrangements With badges, and
hrgs nuaber OF citizens From thence they
mura4ed 20 the Contra Md Rutland depou "a
receive delegations from the North aud South
lie procession vas very fine one, aud shsr
zee wing he delegations marched TO the Square
AMI up 81. Paul street, &c Pear, and do Church
stree, 10 he iowa Hail, where the Convention
Va c4.lsl 90 order.
The addresses before the Convention in the A.
Ietaa5n we're mos popular, eloquent and effective
The Town Hall was packed from turrst I,
huaiaaoustons, .ud Judge Busted had scarce
Suffered upoa his admirable speech when the eros
hscAms be immense asto require the organiz.loI
u another meeting in ifont Of Slrong'' Building
Here Spsaser Glrdnr presided, and EI.Gov
fs'ch'r. los c. W. Willard and Lieut.. Gov
Dillingham; nlds strong and telling speeches.
The Union Club Of Burlington deserve tn
thanks q the people Tor their efforts to add tt
ths comfort aud pleasure Of those who a,tends
us Conveuli.n. They did everything in the.
power 90 add to the interest Of the occasion, an
we're sminentiy successful in oil their effort, Tn
,ofeh.ghl procession under their direction vas
splendid affair. They we're also at the trousl
asl expense Of procuring Gilmors's Band fror
Boston, for the Convention. The Club is wild
awake, and through its eIertions Burlington vii
give gsod account Of herself in November.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

e..tty,r,s viii snoa saoash on /, fer The ne u
4 a.. t,wiv T. wanted ~ v'nlsn.n In ttit vhsfs
Il nu.t h. sihn ace miles n ihs place ana no cief
,.ft My rnAi lnqnifs h'hh once rhfni
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

F" Map of Petersburg,'
shovlnEth. present SCENE o. General ant, operations.
together vih all Of ths foftssuess, ss ETC. Price ooly
IS estt Nhs,He, 81 pr doses
View M,p Of Mobile. ftis. ~ s,ss, wholesale lao
rpr aoren New Map o. Ri,hmons. friss only 10 cents
Wholesale - cents per ssres Lrsss wsn,e.
G.. w. ToHILeoN, PabIish.r,
soi Wa.htnrron Street Rettos Mars
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
WHAT MAKES A CoMMoNwEALrH.-The Loui

WHAT MAKES COMMoNWEALTH.-The Louis viIls Journal prints the following Curious ex- tract from Winthrops History of Massachu. sets:
 The Indians grew very inquisirve after knowefgs, both in things divine, an also hu. man so as one of them, meeting with au hon. est, plain Englishman, would needs know of him what were the first beginnings (which We call principles) of a commonwealth. The Eng- lishmau, being far short in the knowledge of such matters, yet ashamed that an Indian should find an Englishman ignorant of any thing, bethought himself what answer to give him. at last, resolved upon this, namely, that the first principle of commonwealth was saA; for, saith he. by means of salt We can keep our flesh and fish to have it ready when we nee it. whereas you lose much for want of it, and are sometimes ready to starve. A second Drin- ciple is iron for, thereby, we fell trees, build houses, till land etc. A third principle is ships, by which we carry forth such cohinodi- ties as we have to spare, and fetch in such as we need, as cloth, wine. etc; Alas said the Indian, then fear we shall never be com monweath for we gan neither make salt, nor iron. nor ships ! ! Of tl1s matter the Journal makes suggestive applications, as follows:
 And So it has remained with their descend auts aud brethren ever since, And, alas our unhappy friends in Dixie are beginning, prac- tlcally, to work out the same proposition, and seem to find it one difficult to solve.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

Raw cotton and castor oil have restored frost.bitt limbs when amputation was thought to be necessary to preserve life. The cure is said to be infallibls.
 The bark of willow tree, burned to ashes and mixed with ssresg vinegar, applied to the parts affected, will remove all warts, corns or excrescences in any part of the body. When you cut India rubber, keep the blade of your knife vet, and you can then cut it without difficulty. ,.,, ,,.; ., ;;
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

BURNS OR ScALDs.-First apply sweet oil and saturate it with whiting. In the absence of medical aid, to adapt the nature of the ap- plication to the kind aud degree of the injury from the burn, the aboue will be found very useful, as it effectualy excludes air, and at tho same time affords soft coyerinS-the chief points in the treatment of burns. 1t answers the same purpose in these respects as common white paint, which is sometimes employed, without the same risk from absorption.
 Erysipelas is said to be cured by applying to the part affected paste of raw cranberries beaten. .-.s ~ ,{.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
DENTAL NOTICE
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

~ TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS fs9h)
 tyyy, Cash. will, for the next six monts
 a'hD pay for full Set of UppSt Teeth e4 IS Carat Gold, and warranted to it. nrfSd Hade better than any made for the same price !, n Hartford, as don't az yet, for the want of business. whip the Cat to get work. ""
 :. 1 will be found at the old Stand whese have been for the past i've years. over the Post Of. Zee, South Street. Ltchfield. Y Thaskful for the liberal patronage have 'soeeived for years past, hope, by closest ap. plioation to ny own business, to merit and re. esiys . sontinuance of the same. :. :, ,a...., =. ..A s..oaossn4F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
FREDERICK B. SWIFT

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC.
 AND Osmmississsr ef Dseds fer Every State I'd
 Tsrritory;
 200 Broadway, New York, tf10 First FlooR-Rear
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
David c. Buckley,

HEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Il of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads and Cofins: Also. Picture ,Frames. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and .ssld with neatness, elegance and despatch. Wareho house West St., Litchfeld, Conn. ly39
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

of setting up his emotions in type:
 2K.T.J. An s A now I mean to write ? U, sweet K TJ, The girl without a The belle of U TX. I lder if you got that l wrote to U b4 l sailed in the R K A, And sent by L N Moore. My NJ T head will scarce contain A calm D A, bright, But A T miles from U must M-- this chance to write. And fst, should ENVU, BEZ, mind it not; shouldsN E E>friendship show B trEe, They should not B 4got. But friends $ foes alike DIX, As U may plainly c, In every funera! R A, Or uncle's L E G. From virtU nevR DVs. Her influence Bs Alike induces 1OdernS, Or 40tuds Divine. And if U cannot cut a -, Or cause an r. hope U'll put a.
 2l? R for an X ation 2
 My cous MN heart < H% He sfR's insF %1 As2, sflaad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
WHOLE NO. aO0A
He says hs loves U 2 X 8, UR vir2ous & ",

He says hs loves U 2 X 8,
 UR vir2ous ",
 In KING XL
 All others in his H.
 This A until c,
 Ipray X O.;
 And do not burn in F EG
 My young and wayward muse.
 Now fair U well, dear KTJ,
 I trust that U K true;
 When this U then can say
 "An 6 AIOU" Speaking of type. it may not De ogs oe place % mention that the number of ls,tSrs in the alphabet of different languages is,lss foL lows English, 26 French, 25 Gern an, 2S Spanish, "A Dutch, 26 Greek. "A; Latin, 25, Slavonic, 27 Arabic, 28 Persian, 5l Turk ish, B Georgian, 36 i; Hebrew. Cha.iee. syr- fac and Samaritan, each 22 Coptic. 32 ; SAA. scrit. 5s ; Bsngalsse. 2l BurIn-as, l9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
t1Olllster & ll,ckOx,
Bishop A EedgWicA,

DEALERS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE .AD Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Hardware, Erockery, Groceries, &c., &c.. West Street, fLtchfeld, Conn.
 o. ,. BISHOP. T. :. SEDGWlCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

Chas. H0tchkiss & Son,
 "twoLcoTTvILL CONN.,. u TACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD
 FRS, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, AAitds. Mouldings, &c.. and Dealers Tn Lumber of all kinds.
 Saving nd Flaming done at short notice. March {, 1861. f46
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
E. 5. Stoddard, :,

E. 5. Stoddard,
 SHARON. A TTORNEY and Counsellor At Law land Agent fer the collection of Soldiers bBoun ~. Rack Pay and Pensions. sharon. Oct. 2d 1862. dzs
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
J. F. w ALKER.

J. F. WALkER. Over ths Post Office, South-st., Litchfeld, Ct., . AaRgsacturer and dealer in 'HsSdlss, Harhsss;, 'R,9d,es, HaKers, Whips
 LssAes, Sockets. 'SaTcsngles, Orna- Y nnents, Trimmings, dc.
 Rossman's Oil Backing Fer preserving, softening, apd- renewing the appearance of Harness. Carriage tops, Sc. Made to order all kinds of double and sin gle Harness of superior style and workman sh;n. and of the best material. 3m9
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
s. L. SOLOMONSON, Watch- Maker aud Je,celler

"! Hot Buckwheat Cakes!!! WE have MoLLERs xxx SYRUP w very choice-just arrived. at
 "A BISHOP & sEDGWICK's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

A STORY FOR NR. BAfEa.
 One day when Mr. Bates was remonstrating with Mir. Lincoln against the appointment of some indifferent lawyer to plses of judicial importance, the President interpreted with, Come. now. Bates, he's not half so bad as you think. Besides thst, I must f'tell you, he did me good turin long ago. When I took to the law, I was going to court one morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road be. fore me, and had no horse. The judge over took me in his wagon. Hello, Lincoln, are you not going to the courthouse Come in, and I'll give you . seat. Well I got in, and tho judge vent on reading his; papers. Pres
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

know not yet at times dunn The ruptured bison sno drum! And seem the Sam. Sweet farm to see, And think an angler smites on me! But sosn the tangent image fries, H.And leaves the bosom cold sad gone
, 1864-01-07

abont fcut houre. owing to freight train hayius
;lcsr and tratne cry1ye. asd depart at The usual
aoLrt
Mi-:i7p4 and Nisst4 RI This road ia now ooeu
from .ssFcnpoIt 10 Auscattoe, and from Dlycnpo:t
20 Iowa City. Gangs OF Eaen arc now worxtne
each WEI for1 Iowa City ard Grinrc1l and It Is
expected that the roads will be clear and run
seEclafly In day CT two.
The eks!: nr pa.ss Merc in I: II hIost last cve-
NEE, End the lorsecars were heavily ladcn with
risitors thereto. and to other places Of amnse-
ment.
, 1864-01-07

4 VALuABLE COLLECT 1oS.-The Chicago
Historical Society has recently received one thou-
eand volumes of books from Bristol, England, en-
btacine numerous rare works, Of great value,
Among these, are 100 consecutive volumes Of the
Bzitfah Monthly Reyiew, from 1775 down to 1924 !;
Bells Weekly Messenger. from 1908 to 1873; The
London spcetator-15 volumes, to 1855; The
News" published in East 1ndia-15 volumes.
from 1851 10 1857; the Asiatie Journal consecutive
eeries from 1s16-14 volumes; Chambess' Dfctlon-
a'J-4 folio volumes English Encycloped1a-1s
quarto- volumes; my large quarto yolumes Of
works OF history md travel; 1ao volumes Of low
works -folios and quaftos. In the collection NO
notice number Of old *.Ananaoks'' Of London. by
Roger Kendall. Jno Patridge, John Gadbury,
Henry Coley, Student in Astrologic and Physlck,"
&c--hom 100 to 1905, In the latter s.Almanaek"
Was department on Astrological Judgment"
The mcsnbers Of the Society will remember the
next meeting, aveek from next Tue.dsy after
ne1u.
, 1864-01-07
D lie D.

In this CITY. Oh Tuesday evening, Jan, st4. ANNE.
vile of ". Gsorge Drsle, aged 60 ycars.
Funeral At 10 O'Clock. Fslday mosffng rom tho rt,-
sldense, Us West Jackson street
In th1s city, on the 7th irst.. RoBBRr E1rDA11y.
months and days. "ss0
The friends Of the family are Invited 10 attend the
funeral f3ow the lcadeace OF his psrrnts corner Of
O'Clock i. n. ~ ~ 1'7 -" -"
In this elty on tht 5th Of January, OF inaamatory
Group, HLNRS HAMILTON, only child Of Henry &,
and juliA 9ymnuds, sged ycary, |' e-'
Fune1nl to.day at y oclock from The 1esideuce Of
bis parents, 81 Vest Monroe street,
, 1864-01-07

SOLDIERS HoAR-T1e following are the
! a,7i'a1s At the Soldiers Home: No. Is Randolph
street, dnriDg the past ~ hours:
Minetx-N. cneny, Co: N, 18th; ". s.. Jones,
do J: Phelps do; q. stu1ps, do; J. Pasitt, do
7. s. Warrington, do; !. D. s. Gllun. do; /. 1t. q.
len, Co. D, DO: ]. G. Walch, do; j. &. Thompson,
do: ]. Fassit, Co. c, do; @. ". Means CO. e,
1]Hh =; c. Ayars, Co. 4, 8th cavalry; r. o. Ha1l,
20. lSt5. A. =. Beardaey, Co. q, do; J. 8. Coz,
Loscn-T. 3. Numan, Co. A, 81st
.AlehtGdn-W. II. Counar, Co. c, 9Th.
4: slt6 4. Ga!lap, K, e.h; fl i. Z. snream5, e E,
1nh: J.. Murray, D, lTth; H. Shember, Z, 10th !:
r WEIGH Q, 18th: 7. Hsft, z, 9Th; ]: Murray, 3,
G, e1st.
1ntaNd Cofp&-J- 4. Wright, J. Rogers.
, 1864-01-07

In this city tn Trinity Chnrvl Jan sih, bv tho II.
EeF: =, 4, Mh1Ahonse, u. n, JAMES HAKREx4L
sEd Suh =, eldest daughter Of Jasnes W.Fnley, all
ln tlis city. at mo rssideucr Of f. B-L.wis, E.a
en the :Fqp'pE e J5a. .t6 1854. s Ke7 lutte.
Af. HH. u. biOOkS mad Miss ANNA Z. LEWIS. 8
lo the CITY Of Memphts, Tcnn., on Christina Eve,
1S5S ~ Magsn. Cha7laia +. s. A., Mis- LUCINDA
HuhFnEEEl1 tsachSt Of Frredmct. II 6u2esin!cn-
Regiment Loutsiaaa vcis. a. i. =.
On rn Inprsday r. 2.th n1t by the .;ey Nr. n.es,
all OF Fainaefd, Ill., No cards
On Dec 2ssh. at Tho residence of Mr.. M.'tl Ice,
heIo9seI, ~ heT y y. Barnee. Mt. J. j. MI rGHELL,
OF Chicago, and Aisa E 8. LYMAN. Of Ne1ttl.et,
, 1864-01-07

The WEAIHER AND TIE RAnRoADs.-The
late storm, though abated, has left fts effects be-
hind, which are being removed. ono by one, some
Of them very slowly. The t....ees.2s pabne Id
not yet recovered ITSELF and the stay-athome gem
Try have received considerable accessions to their
numbers. In the city the weather has much mod.
Grated md seighing and skating, though not quite
euch pleasant pastmea as con1d be wished, are yet
rather freely INDUCED In. The following is the
condition Of the several roads leading from Chi
cago: .
s., Hts.es,gh M and Fri Nsy.s Reitrosd.zThlsro. road
evening trains vere behind tine, owing to a9 acci-
@ dent 9n the eastern end Of the road, caused hJ a
Gaioooe end 81 s1eais Rouroad.-7he obstnc-
creased By the iii Of snow on aonasy aeht ttI a
causing the track to bo tmpsssable The Compap1
set gang Of three hundred men and six enFinos
night word was received at the CompsnT's ofses ss
here. that the road is now open, Three delayed
passenger s trains xese Joined together. and WeFo
Ihe conductor who ran the train On this Eoad
which was showed up iu the winter OF 1B5{-6.
eS Mneh saey Tc,e ; ahtoe ~ weeks M In getting out, tee
than at that memorable time Trains viii Ieare
on this road at Tue usual hour.
Eax lzand-Trains arc nov, arriving. and de.
paf1lhE On this road ut tho usual houts-the guow
diiila at the junction having been removed, The
night express train both ways has been taken OF
for the balance OF the week.
Illinois Ctntrdt-Thcte arc no distractions on
this road and trains are running its entire loueth
but owing to the cold weather and the great mum.
be- o. 1ns n The 5oad strict punetastty IN ar
g. burlington ond Qasncy.--The nrst eastward
bound tran from the other side Of MendotA arrived
yesterday At one O'Clock p. n. tt1in started yes
terday morning for Quincy, which 10 expected to
get through, ss the road u now supposed to be
clear.
Al1A.gan Gxfrak-1he night express on this
road tsus here yesterday morning. Was detained