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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

Holiday Presents.
GEO. W. WEBB & Co.,
Corner Baltimore and Light Streets.
RICH DIAMOND JEwEIRY.
STONE CAMEos,
AMETHYsTs,
PEARLS, &C., &c.
FINE WATCHES.
Jules. Jurgensen,
Patek Philippe,
Chas E. Jacat,
and other celebrated Makers
SILVER WATCHES,
suitable for boys.
SILVER WARE,
of Beautiful Designs,
of Pure Silver Coin.
COFFEE URNs,
BUTTER DISHES,
WATERS,
FRUIT STANDS,
GoBLETs. CUPs &C., &c
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS, VASES, &c.
Purchasers will find everything that is new ant
elegant. delo-Z"4s'p
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25
F ROM WASHINGTON

Gen, Grant and the Freedmen's Bureau.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

There died suddenly on Tuesday last, Of
congestion of the brain, at Weehawken. N. j., man
named Theodore Winkelman, Lutheran minister,
and teacher in school at that place. whose papers
and diary bore evidence of very singular trans
actions on his part. From these it appeared that he
had made regular practice of stealing from the
students and Others about the school such articles
he could lay his hands on and pawning them in New
York.
The curious trial of the Mayor of Louis
vile is in progress in this city. 1t will be remem
bered that he was impeached by the City Council fol
refusing to sign bill which had been passed ovel
his Veto The Mayor gave as reason that some o.
the members had been bribed to secure its passage
that those thus brbed became interested parties and
that without their votes the requisite majority to pas
the bill over his veto would not have been attained
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

On SatuTIay IIOTnIHg Il entered IN The Su-
preme Court by Lewis Clephane, J. H. Crossman and
z. G. Robbins against the Mayor and City Council,
the object being to- obtain injunction restraining
the Corporation officers from paying the expenses OF
the election held on Thursday.
The petition, among other matters sets forth that
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen have no authority
for authorizing the holding of elections of political
character, or to determine ascertain the views OF
the residents osaid city in reference to the extension
District Judge Carter ordered the case for hear
ing tomorrow.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CH RFSTMAS.

Chrstmas-the season Of merry-naking,
again dawns upon the world to-day. bringing with it
hope and trust substantial peace, and good will
between and man. In this city, in days of
yore services will be held in all of the Episcopal and
Roman Catholic churches during the morning. and
the remainder of the day will be spent in social
gatherings, family reunions and convivality There
will be an almost total suspension of business The
Banks the Courts and their clerks Offices the Munich
pal, State and Federal Offices, with the exception of
the Post Office, (Which will observe Sunday hours
will be entirely closed Out door sports and exercises
will probably be at a discount account of the
unpropitous weather. but the good old custom of ex-
changing the compliments of the season" bids fair
judging from the preparations that have been made
in the way of boned turkeys game, cake etc. etc. to
nrnYail as eY eYtensivelv Is
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

10 the Hon. ". II. Se,rdrd Secretarp of State:
Your despatch of this date relieving me of my duty
as Provisional Governor Of North Carolina has been
received 1t gives me pleasure to be relieved of the
responsibilities and labors of the Office | will at
once transfer the great SEAL the papers and property
OF the state now IN my possession to the Hon. Jona
than North, the Governor elect. Be pleased to con-
yey to the President my sincere acknowled edgments
posed in me in calling Inc to this pasition
With the expression of the hope that his plan for
the restoration of the inSurgent States to their na
tural and appropriate place in the Union, may be
crowned with entire success have the honor to be-
with high respect,
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CITY NEWS.

CHRISTMAS OBsERvANcE-The time honored festi-
valot Christmas needsno almanac to acquant us ith
It's welcome reappearing; the infabe signs of the
times" declare its coming and denote its character
The world assumes its gayest gear being
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Your oDedlent servant,
W. W. HOLDEN

The Star of Saturday evening says We learn that
petition to Congress was in circulation to-day for
not in all of them in favor Of negro suffrage. The
petition purports to be by citizens of Washington,
and yet was being signed by Department clerks who
claim residence in their respective States and who
go home to vote at State elections. Every clerk of
this class therefore " h6 signs this petition as a cit-
that the individual circulating this untruhfui pet
ton is bitter enemy of the President serves to show
the animus Of the parties concerned in this discredt
able proceeding. This petition, thus signed by non
resident clerks, is to go in to Congress- to be pre-
sented representing the sentiments of the bona tide
citizens of Washington And this is but one of the
modes by which it is atterA pied Just now to msrepre
sent and yillify the people of Washington.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

"A lady of this city was asked the other
day why she choose to live single life She naively
replied; Because I'm not able to support hus-
] band" Sharp,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

A well known and esteemed oil merchant Mr.,
James l. Barker doing business at las Front street
IN TINS city, shot himself on Tuesday afternoon
Wmle iaborIng under temporary alteration of the
mind. Death was instantaneous. One day last week
a poor and trendless German girl, at Hoboken New
Jersey, took her life by swallowing Paris green She
had been accused by her employer. a woman, but
whether Justly or unjusty does not appear, of pur-
I0lnlng i've dollar bill, and was discharged Being
blessed with cruel step-mother at home. and her
former mistress having refused to receive her again
into service the deserted girl betoek herself
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-25

1t will doubtless surpriSe!many Of your readers to
learn that the officer who gave that memorable order
Has shoot him the spot is also the author Of
0I the best translations of that noble Latin hymn,
Dies lrae.' Although not generally known as such
ten DIX s one of our rripest scholars never having
forgotten his love for the studies of earlier manhood
amld the busy scenes OF maturer years. The trans
iatlon referred to was made at Fortress Monroe dur
ing the progress OF the rebellion and is remarkable
for strict adherence to the very difficult metre of the
original 1t was first printed by the Riverside press
Tor private circulation but has now been included in
The Seven Great Hymns of the Medieval Church p"
published by A. ID. u. kandolph. of this city.
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WASHINGTON, Dec Il, 1865.
THE COMMITTEES.
Several of the less important committees will hold
sessions and work off the routine business before
them to be in readiness for more important action
upon the reassembling of Congress
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU AND THE MILITARY FsT.P-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
70 tho Sick.

Dr. Urann, distinguished physician, who
has made several visits to this place, and has
had great success in curing patients, 10 again in
town for few days. Below we print the cor
tifoste Of lady who has been treated by him :
WEST BRATTLRBoRo, w. Jan. .. 1865.
Dr.. +. W. URAsN-De0r Sir One year
ago, was an almost helpless sufferer from api-
nal disease, which had 30 entirely Frustrated my
nervous sysem that | was unable to leave my
room could bear no noise and but very Little
light with out great pain.
Ny strength was RAPIDLY falling and for
months | had not been able 70 see any one ex-
copting those who had The care Of me.
As this time q notice Of your visit 70 Batts-
boro appeared, and, as all the means at hand
for my recovery had been used without any re
lief, my friends Immediately consulted you 10
ascertain your mode Of Treatment. At Their
request consented TO place myself under your
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such means, since the regular course Of treat
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The result exceeded the expectations Of tho
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abo to take my meals with the family sleep
well o night, aud ri de and walk daily.
From that time, by Glossy and perseveros.
" following your directions, my recovery has
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oue who knew my condition Ii is with the
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the same means which have proved SO beneficial
to me, and would especially urge all afflicted as
Irqs % Facure your services Sihom delay
FAssY NJ. WAsRlSpp
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- The Plantation Bi!ters have cured me OF a
arrangement OF the kidneys and urinary organs that
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. at BIook6e d. 10 said Dis-
trici, on the 3lst day OF January, A. d. 1865.
u c. BlGLDW Administrator, with will annexed, Of The
estate Of Avian Hovty late Brook field said dis
ct, deceased presents his administration account for
sIamitson mud allowance and makes application for
lecree Of distribution and parton OF the estate Of said
deGeased
WheNupun II s ordered by said Court that said sc
count and sad application be retert session Of said
Court be held the Probate Office IN said Brook
the 22d day OF February, A. D. lst5 FOR hearing aud
decIs.0nthereon:
And II ~ further oideIed, that notice hereof he
.ventoali parsons Interested by publication the ssms
hree weekssuccessively in the Green Mountain Free
man newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
laid time apponted for hearing thar the' may appear
al said time and place, and show cause II Gny hey
may ave why ,lid accom- should not be allowed and
SUI II dsrroe made BY the Court,
y6wB Attest J. r. CLFAVRlAN0, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
moNrPELIER MARKET, Feb

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2sto 49, Tauow, 20 DritdAppt,lSto20 EFss 80 cent
Potatoes 4oto 80 Beans, s2Ooto 2SO. ws,i India So
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Oa,ens-t22s to 900. Appiss-t5Oo 20 600 per btl.
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Ga.S lyo HU.-Corn, sl,s5 Oats, so. Berdsgrau
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Hay, SIS 10 % per ton. Rye, ass
NiscILASsors--Dry and greenland wood 5000 100
shingles - 90 70 900. wool-eonnon rs to IS Barb
500 to 90 per cord Nails, 10 o.
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P-icea -Martst Beef-EItrA $3.50 to slb,io ART
,u.ly SI3oltol4OO I'd sI2oO tolsooi Cd $500 to,oo
Working 0Ssn-sla5 to 80
CowsAnd cslrss-.se:o g.
Yearlurs 900 90 20 eco ;tEoyssr, Old, t2soo,S 40
90 three years old, $500 to $500.
sheep and LAmbsiItja market prices ia lots o. 20
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Spring Lambs-2,t0 TO so.
Veal Caves $500 10 900 csusEh,-ls to zoe pr u
Hiies-loito lie prlb Talou-ls TO 2srtb
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DEAFNESS CURED.

NEw foRE, Dec IL, is6S.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
EosroS MARKET. Feb. a.

Flour-wssterp, a. IS TO 1900
Port.-Frne $500 to 81 90 Mess, ts0,oo to 1890.
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Hogs dressed, l. to Is
Butter Is to S. Cheese, Stoa Esgt GO toih Pc
tatoes t2,Ii 3,ai. Dried Apple u to l6
Beans $500 TO- 1850 Peas $9,2o 10 900
Herds grass seed S5boto ESQ. Glover, 2otoni
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woogun Blood Merino, ~ toll rhree-fourtAs blood
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
COLGATE's HONEY SOAR.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
william, Shepard', will.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court held al
wIai Satu. bnrRiot, IS. Mottpen,L within md lot
sad DisTtct, IN the l7tn dss OF Janu ~, A. o. lsdS
instrument supporting tu be the last WIZ and Tesla
"A ment at william sLepari late Of Barre IN said Die
FRENCH The prson having custody the same, fot Pro-
bates
lis ordered by said Court thai all persons concerned
therein be nuifd to sppratai session oIsru tour 10
be holden at the PruhA oficr in Montpelier, IN the
l4hday Of February, A. u. lsba, and show cause any
they may have sainAt the Probate Of said ma Tor
Nhsh purpose, II Is further odr,ed. hat cepi ~ tho
record hs ordet be published Ihlse weeks successfully
IN the Green Maintain freeman, printed at Montpelier
previous To ,d tins appointed for heatnl.
Attu- copy ~ rernri.
Ftw5 Attrst--r. n, MERRILL. Judee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
Donation.

On the l2th ult. the people Of West trooktold
and vicinity, made Rev. W. Emerson their pas
tor visit. and as token of their appreciation
of his ministerial labo ~ among them during the
pas: year, made him Il present Of tbs handsome
sum Of slO2 in money ; for which he feels the
warmest gratitude.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.

srnSonEtp CsSrNs Otsego Co. Dec. Ices
Dr.. oAui near sr-wth gratitude permit me to testify
20 your rStraor sry skill In operating upon nay len eye
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ag sight amer having been atedy pronounced tncura
hi. You have also unstoppsd my which have troubled
nt htc years with noises, ringing aud Deafness and which
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Further you have also set my heart At rect In relation 10
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

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First National Bank of Montpe
lier.
TRSAsuGr nErarrs1st,
oncsof Comptroller 81 fAs Cur sncy,

IREAtUNf HErAhTHkNf,
oncsof Comptroller 81 he Car sncy,
hashingtonJA quarry Yah, 1895.
IIHuru By ssttsfsotory EVIDENCE presented 20 he
w undtrtiEnsd, 1t hs. been madt 10 appear that tie
FIRST National Bank Of Aentpelisr, Ia the town of Mont
pter, in the County sfwathnston and ate Of mont
hss been duly organised uudef, and according TO the
requirements " the Act o. Consp entitled An Act 70
provids hauons Currency secured BY pledge Of
United States handi Ani 10 provide for the circulation
md redemption iheef approved Juns g. 1854 aud has
complied Ei,h all the proVhious ot sad act required 10
es oenpllrd vHh b fore commencing the business Of
Ba kins under sail act
Now therefore, Hugh NeCu,locb. Cemptfoisr Of the
Clftnoy de hereby eetfy that the First National Bank
Il Montpelier, In The ovn ~ ontpser, in the County
% Washington and state o. Vermont 10 authorized 40
commence The business Of Banking sndet he act atone.
said In testimony whereof wll,sa ms hand ana seal
n tfhcs ihs ivtn fourth day o. January, lsth.
t.s HUGH NcGULlOCH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
Sar,,ue, suaydem's Estate.

THE SubscF6rs having been nppointedby thu n ncrs-
Probate Couri ofthc District Washin gton Com
mssonets receive examine and adjust all hns and
demands Of an persons against the estate of samuel
Hs den late Of DuE,ury Ia SAID district deceased rep
resented IN. ulyeni gnd tue tenn OF sl months un tie
alstday ~ DC 1864 telnR allowed by said Courtct 6
creditor, OF said deco ased, pI.y' then ie
yecvee laims before give notice thai will attend
the duties ofuur appointment NJ the dive ltng houss
u G. W Ccfss, IN Duthuy. N said Dsro on thr last
W daesday nf fehtutts Cd edn, sday ct June next,
at ! O'clock In the atternpun, nn taca OF said d.ys
EHEN W. CnRSS a. ....
JOShPH SuNERVtLLE, N"'"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

90 vide Is the field Of rs useful
- ness aud 80 numerous are the
eases Il rs cures, that almost eve ,
section 81 country abounds IN per.
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restored from Alarming and even
desperate diseases u the lungs By
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TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

Ricurrtp srRiScs, 0ssso Co, April lset
Dr. II A, Oaks am indebtso to you for restoring to
perfect sight In month"; amer being completely blind from
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am indeed truly grateful 10 God Or his goodness In al.
tng your efforts 70 my shattered health aud lost
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che could no onssf he helped BY physans, amer having
9ssn troubled wA Heart Disease ard female dieulies for
iiI Jaar. signed, JoHs FtsEnAs,
Ea FnnnAH.
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