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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
ELECTION Of Rank Director.

a. il g r.
V.,,oooJ BooL-piroctors n n p,entiss
IAN S,'aa Rarb,nF pre#dent T. II prem
lis Cashier j. A. Page. Teller, W. B. Bur
bank
ia other in tho State we learn If the
following election. Of Bank Directors
Blrbao,ga yapmg, B,nh,-I,as.oes Henry
LsoAia, w g. Showi 1. b Eoglesby G. f.
pr3u.g. IT, Prsd'nt. l.. B. Engiosby. vice
pr9sicu W r. Wins Secretary O. f
Ward
o1 NJ 10 - lun' - ~ t W. se = ylsq
.sar-slj Of which i .arIg invested FOR tbs
benefit il the depostofa
Rutland Countg Rank l. Directors VIM. Y.
Ripley Horace & Clark, John Miller, James
hahto'n apa Joan PGons'
ba". o pgrll@go , -Pites,ol9 lev ley onu'1-
VIII N g5e, b Z T LAM & O. 4 Dodre Amos &
spear. President levi Underwood cashel,
K g uols, Teller, E. a sumner
Farmers and N.chame'' Banh Di.ectors
r 'i,s' JosI p ViltN ''I Go,iin i'I9uI
Wer''. Pa .i19. n. 4. Wales. Cashier. &.
/ /. Nruq Teller, .. O. Wires
5t.,,,...rsot Bont -Oiractors. Day,J p Moves
SAMUEL liun,ius ..a }. d. Hatch Nathan iel
PAGER IaIo'u' !Noj,a' = no5."''1i ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
Aisst-T. R. MERRILL. Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held At
WARRINGTON DsrRicr, Montpelier, IN said district on
the 18th day Of Janusry,h. ID. 1858
CHENEY KEITH, Administrator Of the estate Of orsa
Wheaton, late of Dare In said district, deceased, pre-
.ents his administration account for examina and
allowance, and makes application for decree of dis
.rbution aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon 1t Is ordered by said Court, that said so-
count and ad application be referred to session Of said
Cour. 10 be held at the Probate Ooe In said Montpelier
on The 10Th day Of February, A. D. 1884, for hearing
and decision thereon
Aud IL is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given To all persons Interested by publication Of the
three weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Free
mau, newspaper published at Montpelier, previous "a
ald time appointed for hearing that thew may appear
said time aud place, and show cause " any they may
have why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made, by the Court
fsw3 Attest, 4. r. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

WILLIAM w. CALDWELL. 'o" ~
MONTPELIER, Jan 10th A. a., 1864.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden
WAsHIreros DisfRior, at Aontpelisron the 18th day
Of January, A, y. 1891.
IOsEsH 2. LAMeSON, executor Of the last VII and
j Testament Of Daniel Collins, late Of Cabotin said Dis
ie deceased makes application to said court for license
to sell the whole of the real estate Of said deeeaset
that said sae necessary for the payment
of the debts Of said deceased egacies and expenses OF
administration Of said estate.
Whereupon is ordered by said Court that said appll-
cation be referred the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1854,
al the Probate 0ce Montpelier for hearing and decis
ion theron: and Is further ordered that all persons In
tetested be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF
th. application and order thereon three weeks sue
cessiveIy In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al
Montpelier before said time OF hearing that they may
appear at said time and place, and, they see cause
/ object thereto. -
| clw3 Allest-T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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Notices OF Deaths inserted free Obituaries Including
poetry inserted for five line to be paid for in ad
vance This will be strictly adhered to.
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b. All correspondence and questions eheeriuly an
swered
Remarks-Market active for all X nds OF produce
Choice fall made in good demand prices firm and
sin Advancing Cora and oats in active request At quota
tons Dressed hogs quick above 4dyiees. Dried
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So, HardwiCk Academy,
HOARD OLE TEACHERS.
TUITION PER TERM

All the departments OF this Institution are furnished
with thorough and Competent Teachers The most Of
them have been connected with this School for SEVERAL
years and will be their aim to make II worthy OF the
liberal patronage has received in the past Lectures
and Lycvums as heretofore.
Boa'd including everything, o., 30 to 800 per week
oms for self Bosrders, one shilling per ~eek.
Scholars are requested re present at the beginning
Of the term For further particulars, address the Prn
cipsl. BRIDGMAN, Secretary.
South Hardwick, Jan 49, 1854. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
TEETH EXTRACTED
Without Pain and Without Danger

By the Use u nc NNfous UkIae, or
L a u O. HI I NC G AS I
lNHs method s perfectly harmless, and when the pa
tent IL under It's infeence thc operation can be made
without the least pain. 1t only destroys pain hut
gives the most deli sh sen atons, aud renders waxing
IL consc nusness thing almost 10 be deplor,d Unlike
Ether Chloroform. there 10 no reaction isssitude
no excitement, vhsn In Ave MINUTES smsrgrs from .
state Of complste forYeuuess vi hon headache any
unpleasant feelings. Physicians nave II bsn-
sacial to persona having weak lungs.
have spared neither trouble expense to make this
Important addition TO my once. for the benefit thoss
afflicted with aching teeth. JOHN n coAkGfs
once In RiAita huilalng, alAia Street, Montpelier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05

iy anticlpated--nore thaa maay Of them seemed
willing to acrorl. His per-unal enemies assert
that 10 WAS willing, in Mstea. 1861, TO let the
s,oeding Cotton Sta'es 70 in peace if they would
bu, wait the Indispensable assembling Of Con-
veniion aud he has never deigned TO contradict
them. But from tae wanton inauguration OF
civl war by the Confederate bombarJment Of
Fort Sumter, Mr.. Chase has been one Of the
most airenuous uphoiters OF the National intee--
riiy, anil waa QUE Of the earliest to perceive and
To proclaim that the Rebellion could be mo,i
readily and vitality assaulted through its melting
cause, Slaveiy; nnd this conviction has neyer
wnvered for 40 instant.
Dsiiev ng that taxation shohid 10 promptly
aud largely increased, hnd lhai The entire papei
currency Of the country should he directly and
avoweliy based an the National credit he neces.
saii'Y came inio collision with members who
feared that to vote for heavy taxes would defeat
their own re recollection, and BANKERS who could
not SEQ the beanty II being required to redeem
their notes in order that they should give place
to n currency based on the fnth aud credit VI
the Nation. Required to provide several hun
dreds Of millions Of dollars annually, In addition
to the accrung revenue. censtaaty pressed by
the necessity Of prjyiiing the ever Increasing
amounts required by the gig ,atc expenditures
Of the War, provoking tic M m4ledictions of MI
those whose atarice he was compviled to resist
if not baiiie aud the target Of uaevolent, un-
eeasihg abuse from the Copptrheads whose real
impulse Of hostility Was his marvellous success
be bas filed the most difficult and thankless pos
III America. Now that he has left il, we iuarve
that he consented 10 bod il 50 long. Possibly
another mny lie more successful but no mat
lives who eau triug larger powers to the work
or devote them more unteserveliy, unse!fshly
10 the welfare Of his country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
News and Other MATTERS.

Wilson's cavalry was sent olt by Meade TO
cut the Richmond aud Danyilc railroad and
they succeeded in the work better these railin0
parties usually do, though by the care they took
they have brought about complication Of the
field operations which had not been looked for.
They destroyed tine road thoroughly for "a space
OF twenty miles, md took aud destroyed loco.
motive aud train Of cars. But ou their return
they encountered n Resms' station % lsrre rebs
force Of Infantry, cavalry aud artillery sprrnl
out and ready for hatde. After fighting nil
night and the next morning, aud iaIiug the
odds too great, Wilson sent messenger to Mead.
for assistance. aud the Sixth Corps ami division
the Second Corps were sent The r, bel trooas
found at Il ans station had been dispatched in
The hope Of preventing Wilson from res hiug the
D1nville r0ai, but arrived too late, a., there
fore awaited his return, No,hiug ias been
heard Of tue termination Of the afFtir, hut il i.
obvious that a severe battle must have been
fought between the two boiies
A small force Of rebels appeared IN Welues-
day oear llarper's Ferry, but did not succeed in
doing any damage
The steanshipAtabia, from Liverpool on the
18Th ult., arrived at New York ou Friday. o.
the Duno-Gerunn question there was hothinr
new. Conference met again on tho 18th The
British House OF Commons has rejected q vote o
eensuFe against tho government relative to Ill.
Ashantee war. Smith O'Brien died on the I7th
An engagement is supposed to have oocurrei
between the pirate Alabama and the United
States steamer kearsarge, as heavy firing ha /
been heard.
Major General DIX and some Of his staff W w.ro
arrested on Friday by the Sheriff Of New Y ,rlt
The suppression Of the World aud Journal M
Comerce is believed to have been the oauss n,
arrest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
Tho Park Meeting--A Gard.
EdIlor o lhs IoarnaI .nd stalesm ~.


learn through my friends that in my remarks
at the Park Meeting" on Saturday night, 1
stated that aH the parties Immediately inter esied
demonstrated to the Legislature against the ex
tension Of the city boundary. The tt.totnent 10
ihls broad sense was entirely uniutentional, aud
did great injustice to some Of the best friends Of
the extension. especially 10 Mr.. j. r. Cause and
Mr. Philip Mcdowell and perhaps to others who
were outsPoken in its favor hasteu thus
publicly TO correct slipof the tongue, oceur-
ring 10 remarks made IN an unusually excited
meeting, aud under such inieru piions as per
hnps no U't'zeu ever before experienced 10 this
city at Pabte -Rtttisg called to cansder sab
Jscl OF Yitil interest TO all orr people
With desire to do full justice, / Wish also 10
give Mr.. Charles W. Rowland credit Cor not
ueuing the rernonsrancu. and I shall rive him
as fall credit for opposing tde extension Ia much
less open and manly mods, for the truih Of which
assertion AN chosrfally permitted TO refer to
Mr.. Philip Mcdowell. Mr.. II. is Solcome to all
the credit aud satisfaction he is entitled TO fur
hi' interruption and explanation involving nuiA
suppressed can always respect nm open. manly
opponent J. I, liEALD.
JULv 4th, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ErroNE oF DUsIsGss AND PsRsosAL lSrEL-
LidEscE.- Among ;he wounded at DE-. Autisell's
in Washington, June 2S.h was D. Q. Clark, Co.
Q, lst Delaware Cava,ry.
WIN. Emmons, Of this city, engineer ia the
United States Naty. has recovered from bis i'll
ness, and been ordered to the steamer Mingo. I
The Senate On Thursday confirmed the follow
ing appointments Of Delaworeans: Assistant
Qaartermaster U. S Army. Enoch Spsuance !;
Major of Marine Corps Capt James II. Jones :
Hospital Chaplain. Rev. Michael Burdett.
Thomas clyde Of Ceymout, las doaated to the
Della ware Department Sanitary Fair. $500 to
The Philadelphia Department. 81 900; to the
Labor D 'partmsut $500, making the hands me
sum Of 81 600.
High Constable Pierson gives notice ia hapd
bill form, that owners and hai b5refa Of dogs are
required to ellie tually muR1le their CANNES on
ami after the lst Of July, and until the 18th Of
September, as the ordiulnee in such case will be
rigidly enforced.
The Fourth Ward is actively engaged in pro-
curing recruits to supply their quota GU the an
ticirated cal Tor men
At regular meeting Of Temple Lodge No 0.
A. Y. NJ June 2al, A l. 5s6i. the following
officers were duly elected for the ensuing six
months; D. c. Goiwin, W NJ. Wm, =. Resile,
Sr W. Q. S Watson, Jr W. Rhcads s. Hem
mons. Treasurer, and q. J. Hall, Secretary.
his arm accidentally broken by Wrestling On Sd.
turdny, the 18Th ut.
0a Saturday, the 18th ult, Luther Moore, son
Of Rev fhonaa a. Moore. near Brdgeville, wa.
instantly killed by being thrown from a horse.
We learn that the draw bridge at PiyRter's
[andins, IN Sussex County is M for repairs and
the travel over It will be obstTuoted for several
weeks
A camp meeting will be held in the woods OIL
Jeddian Davis, Baltimore Hundred. Suisse
County. Del, beginning on the 18th oil Juy
john W. Radish, Esq, while walking around
his field at ddmboro, on Wednesday the ljil
ult. with bis qua ior the purpose tf shooting
some birds which were pulling up his corn, and
while in the act Of setting bis gun down up1
the ground with his left hand resting upon til,
muzze, the gnn was accidentally discharged
blowing the enliie load through his hand. terri
bly, tearing his hand to pieces. Il is feared tha
amputation will be the result
Tho Oil Fellows Hall Company have declare.
a dividend Of hge per ceai for the last sii
months, payable by tho Treasurer, Wn Graves
Oh or niter the 1t lust
The CheRaray Institute, 1927 and 1920 Spruc
Street, Philadelphia, will reopen Ou ruesd y
September 20lh.
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK Ala meeting of th
Stockholders OF the Mec ianics Bank uf this city
heiN va 'vduNaNa1 lhstf hCtlon was tAheN ny ln
Stockholders which constitutes that institution
the First National Bank Of Wilmington.
CRY PASSENGER RAILWAY The City Pas
aenger Railway has been in operation, since Tues
day last, aud the cars are always we'll filed will
passengers. So far it has been attended with
marked degree If success.
SALARIES OF CRY OFFICERS. The City Coon
Gil at an adjourned meeting on Thursday evening
increased the salaries OF C.y Officers ns follows
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
miscellaneous Mntters.

Six car loads of rebel prisoners arrived a
day.
Maj. Gen. d. c. Buell. has taken I'M his real.
dence at Bedford Springs.
Frank Butler, q recruit in New York. was tho
on Monday evening. while trying TO escape. Two
others were wounded.
Five thousand dollars has been appropriatel IA
the New London navy yard by the Connecticut
Legislature.
The Pitt,burg Sanitary Fair, including contri.
buttons, has realized for the Sanitary Commits
zion 1886. sol Gl.
Surgeon R. r Smith, U. s. ", OF Philadel-
phia, has been ordered to the Department of
virginia and North Carolina, from the Gulf.
The Bank Of Montreal destroyed thirty.seyen
thousand dollars Of its old issues 90 Saturday nv
burning. II has issued new notes of the denomj
nation of Eve dollars.
Several grey-headed old men above sxtv ord
lads from fourteen to sixteen years of noe have
been captured carrying muskets in front NJ
petersburg within few days. They all witness
that they were impressed into the service.
The great Puritan is to be launched nj Nav
York on the 9TH Of July The command will hs
given to Com. s. G. Rowan. late commandipe
the " New lronHides. " one Of the best and moa1
capable officers In the Service
j. ii. Mclntire was captured and hung a
Aingston by the rebels, few days since, as a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
Resignation of Mr.. Chase.


On Thursday last, Mr.. Chase rendered his re-
signAtion, as Secretary of the Treasury. The
President Immediately nominated Ex-Governor
Todd, Of Ohio, as his successor, who declined
the appointment On Friday, the Hon. VIM, p.
Fessenden, Senator from Maine was nominated
to the Senate and confirmed in Executive session.
Mr.. Fesssnden, is wel-known to the country. as
Chairman Of the Finance Committo OF the u. s..
Senate. gentleman Of ino talents and will bring
to his new position rare abilities The New York
Tribune, in speaking of Mr.. Chase's resignation
says:-
Salmon ?. Chase has resigned the post of Seq.
retary of the Treasury Ii the event all nrn,e
that the country can dispense with bis services
heartily rejoice.
Mr. Chase is one of the very few great men
left in public iio since the almost simulta icons
deeease Of MOssIs. Clay, Webster and Cahnnn
lie has hten deemed ambitions; but there wac
never doy when he would not gladly have "a
nouheed oil prospect or hope Of power or distinc
uon II ny nlgut thereby have rendered ours
ssu'y w. unu Ni'l9ut exception land of Liberty
10 secure equal rights equal oppurtupities ana
impartial justice, to the homblest and mos, Ia
splssdt as wei as to the proudest and most on
Wed Of our race, such is his idea Of Tho obias s,
Of staiesmanship, such his eoneeption of ,bs
purpose and destiny of Christian Rcpnbic
And no man blesses God mere ptoCou,,Jlv r..
he that, through conyulsi0n aud pcrl tbr,nat
suffering and sacrifice, that end is beins ,s u"
proaehed, that conception is about to be realized
BY our country.
DIR. Chase was among the foremost of nur
eminent men to take the ground Of uncomnrc-
nsing hostility to Slavery as the baue and tbe
peril Of The American Republic. fe paiticipn
ted in the call aud the organization Ia ls4IF ~
tae Liberty party" in Ohio, having ong before
ahiy maintained as lawyer the proposition thar
the Fugitive Slave act of 1893 was unconstitu |
tonal ana void. lie presided over the Free Soil |
National Convention at Buffalo in 1913 which |
nominated Martin Van Buren for President nnJ
1harles francis Adams for Vice President : |
Elected "a 1879 D. S. senator, through n c,a-
nton oi Democrats and Aboltionistq he onrosgd |
tbe Save Power Throughout his term. esnccisiir
In It's Neoraska- Kansas policy AMI rsf;,s- =,
support Pierce and King because of ma, e.. "
Slavery platform, he was suppanteI IN Ie5tp
George L. Pugh. lie was thersnnan - 10y ~
and reelected Governor of Ohio by lie .',
cans, and had just entered upon a new 49,
six yeOrs ns u s. Senator, when he was rroniaa,
and most Reluctantly consented 10 accsn, ,sa
Se9reiaryshiP Of the Treasury on the accessiar
6f Mr.. l.iacolu TO the Presidency. Since then
MS career il part Of our National history.
Nr. Chase has acted from the frst on \ pro--
iound conviction that the Shareholders Rebei;ion
required Tor its suppression greater sacrifices
and more self-torgettibg devotion on the part
'f the loyal States aud people than we're general.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05

Federal Spy. He Was Que OF the pripolpal scout,
Of the Army OF the Cumberland, and a Oaliye Of
Indiana.
The Paterson IN. J works will have contrib
ased fifty locomotives to the government by tho
railroads.
Wounded soldier lately said I" Gen. Graul
Is the best fighter aud general the Army Of the
Potomac has ever seen. lie will fight The rebels
until be hasn't man left, if necessary, and then
iake OH bis coat and whip them himself" ~
captain Treuchard Of the Rhode Ialand has
pesn lrlsd aud exoneraied from charges made
against him Of violating the neutrality laws Of
the country In tho West Iudies. lie Is a very
capable, efficient and intelligent officer.
GOV Seymour, OF New York, has written To A.
9aAey Hall, District Attorney, that ms the Grand
Jury mas refused 10 do Its duty concerning the
seizure of the World and New York Journal n
uoalmores newspapers, tho subject should be
brought before some magistrate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
THE WAR.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE,
FIRST DISPATCH.

MAeHlNuroN, JuN - r. NJ.
10 Major General Dir, Nev Iork:
The following telegram. dated to-day OF
Marietta, Georgia. was received this evening
from General sherman. giving the successful re-
suit of the haaking operations il progress ter
some days back.
nIhe movement on our right clusel the cue
nv 10 rvacute. We occupied KenesaW at day
light, and Marietta at 80 A. NJ. Gen. Ibonias
is moving down the main road iowaf Is the That
tahooche; Gca Mcpherson toward The mouth ef
the Nickaisck, on the Sahdilwu road; oui
cayalryis Is On the xtr,mc faux Whether the
eLeay will huit this side OF the chattahooche
or not will soon be known Marietta is almost
entirely abandoned ty its Inhabitants, an more
ihs a milo Of tue railroad iron REMOVED between
the town and the foot of Kenesaw."
dispatch from General Grants headquarters
dated at O'Clock this mos ming, gives the follow.
ing results Of Gen. Wil-on's operations
Sky miles Of railroad were thoroughly des
troyed. The DanViile road, Gcntral Wilson re-
por.s, could u,t bo repaired in less than forty
days, even il all the materials we've OH haud,
He has destroyed al the bacbsmitls' shops were
the rails migat be siraighteaed aud all the mills
where scirtling for sleepers could bc sawed,
Thirty miles Of the South Side Railond were
destroyed. Wiison brought in about 400 lrgrOe,
and many of the vast number Of horses gathered
by his forces. tic reports that the rebcli
slaughtered without mercy the negteGs they re-
took.
Wilson's loss Of property is q small wagoI
train, used to carry ammunition, his aubulauc'
train, and twelve cannon. TIE horses OF thi
artillery and wagons were generally brought of
OF the cannon two were removed from the car.
riages, the wheels OF which Wefe broken, an
tha g1ss thrown into the water, and Que oihe
gun mad been disabled by a rebel shot, bfeakin
the tunnions, before it was abandoned. "a
estimates his total loss at from $50 to 1000 mel
including those lost from kautz division.
rebel force made its appearance near MAJ
tinsbuIg this morning, aud we're at.the last al
counts destroying the railroad aud advancing
Martinshurg. the reports received a. yet al
loo confused and conflicting to tetermiue Il
magnitude Of the force or the rxteat oil i
operations. EDwls NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05

WILLIAM Wars letter to his daughter on III,
small swee. courtesies liie," contains a pas.
s'ge from which deal Of happiness might b,
earned 81 want TO tell you secret. The way to
makeyonrself pleasing to others is to show them
attention. Tue whole world is like the ro,ll,r n,
Mansfield, who cered for nobody-no. NOT be
because nobody cared for him And the who,
world would seree you so. If you gave them the
same cause Let every Ooe therefore, see that you
10 care for them, by showing them what Ster q 4,
happily calls the small courleses, in which ,berc
ls 10 parade, whose voice is too still to tense ana
which manifest themselves by tender and affees
tlcnate looks. and little acts of attention gvino
others the preference in every little epioyneotat
ing. W S''n"-