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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate CENT G9,h1n n snS
for said district, the ODD day of Nov, A D. 1861
w ILSON /. SIaONDS, administrator Of the estate
w Of Charles w. Kimbali late of Roxburyi IN aio
District deceased makes application to sand Tor
license sell the whole of the real estate OF SAT- &c
ceased ncuding the right OF homestead therein ana
the reversion of the widows dover representing thar
the sale of part of said estat- is necessary Tor ths
payment Of the debts of said deceased, and that
part be sold without jury to those IN
the remainder and that the sale of the Eoua
he beneficial to the widow and m nor Children or said
deceased
Whereupon, II Is ordered BY said Court, that said
application be referred session thereof to be held
st the Probate Oce, in se;i NJ ontpeer the til day
of Dec A. D. ls67, for hearing and decision thereon
and, Ii is further -dered that all interested
notified hereof by publication CO ice of sail
pile and order thereon three weeks successfully
In the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier,
before said time OF hearing that they appear a.
said time and place. and if they cause, object
thereto. BY the Court
Attest-T MERRILL. JUDGE.
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Notice.

This is certify that haze this day given my
Charles A. Slack his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall ella of his wages, pay
debts of his contracting after this date.
JOSEPH l.. SLACK,
Washington, Nov. 25, 1867.
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Notice,

rTNHTS is certify This day given my
L Edgar Wheeler, his time during The remainder of
his minority, and that shall pay debts OF his
tracing, claim any of his earnings after this date
SAMUEL WHEELER.
J. W. WHEELocK, Witness
M4rshfield, Nov. l5.h, 1867. F47w3s
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Notice.

The annual ting OF The stockholders of the Wafer
bury National Bank for fhs choice of directors for
wear ensuing will he holden their banking rooms in
Waterbury, Tuesday, Jan. "a 1868, one O'Clock
r. NJ j. X. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Wafer ? 2 1867.
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Commissioners receive, examine and adjust all
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AkcrEsr.-In I'LL, Col. Hurd built a saw
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The iron crank then put in has, after eery-
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Declaration of independence

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The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Navy Department.

YELLOW Fever AT PEssAcoLA.-The Navy
Department 10 in receipt Of the following com.
munioation from Commandant Armstrong, of the
navy yard at Pensacola:
"SIR: I foar the partial suspension Of work in
the navy yard here will add to the suffering and
distress already existing In the villages outside
the yard. Yet, with the heads Of departments
and many clerks sick, with no responsible person
to oversee employees, II would be decidedly q
loss to Government to 60 on with work. On 70.
receipt Of your telegram / suspended work on
Basin Gate, and discharged q number Of ship
oarpenters employed en- 1t. The mechanics arc
generally improvident, and but few have saved
money to NEE. an emergency. To meet the dis.
tress and suffering at Ponsacols, the Mayor Of
that city appealed to tho neighboring cities for
aid In Physicians, nurses and money, to which
they have nobly responded, Mobile sending
81. 900. A hospital has been established there
with the funds received.
From the Sth to the 2sth Of August there had
been 223 cases and 2s deaths there. Since then
there is no record.
The citizens on naval reserve, under . com.
mittes, are raising money by subscription tc
employ physicians and nurses and obtain medi
cine and food for tho destitute. have givel
the use or u building In possession Of tho Gov
ernment formerly Odd Fellows HalD for q hos
pital for the sick. They hope to obtain addi
tionAl aid from the same source as the citireni
Of Pensacola. They can obtain no aid from the
Freedmen's Bureau although many Of the poor
whites and freedmen are residing on the 70.
serve, no aid from the Bureau has been afforded
them either for food or schools since the early
part Of 1865.
There have been twenty .one deaths outside and
fifteen In yard, making 4 total Of thirty. six.
There are many cases now existing and new
cases appearing. No physicians outside, but
hope the committee will obtain them soon.
NAVAL BuLLErH.-Rear Admiral J. W. Co.
don, lately In command Of the South Atlantic
Squadron, has been, with Capt. T. W. Patterson,
of the Hartford, detached and placed on waiting
orders.
Lieutenant Commanders F. v. McNair, II. @.
and J. D. Marvin, with nearly all the
other officers Of the Brooklyn, have been placed
on waiting orders.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Treasury Department.

Nnw MANIPEsr.-Ths Secretary Of the Treas.
ury has approved Of an improved form Of out.
ward bound ships manifest The improvement
consists In . new arrangement Of the headings Of
the columns which are 80 arranged that the do.
msstio merchandise may be distinguished from
the foreign, the free foreign from the dutiabls
foreign, and the dutiable foreign from bonded
warehouse distinguished from the dutiabIe for.
eign not from bonded warehouse but which has
once paid duties and passed beyond the custody
Of the officers Of the customs. A further dis.
tinotion 10 made Of merchandise in tran,itu from
one foreign country to another. BY means Of
this improved form Of shippers manifest II Is
believed that the export statistics will In future
bs made more correct than they have been under
the manifest now In use.
Asan illustration Of the result Of the defective
form Of manifest now In use, Director Delmar
reports that while the official returns Of tho ex.
ports Of cotton from the port Of New York for
the FISCAL year ended June 80, 1857, amounted to
4l6, 206 bales the actual estimates, according 10
the commercial accounts, were AZ, sos bales,
making difference amounting To several mil.
lions Of dollars. It will be seen that determined
efforts are being made to make our Official stats.
tics correct.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.


Gold advanced yesterday still more, and ",
should not be surprised with the rumors Of csbi
net changes to see the premium In the sos Or.
another week. dovsrnmsnt securities have fsl,
the influence and are unsettled and irrseuIsr.
| We perceive In the Phiisdslphis marine List 4
day or two since, the arrival Of large ship from
Ban Francisco, with full freight Of wheat. In
connsction with this note We quote the following
from the Philadslphia North American as fol
lows:
"The arrivals Of wheat at San Francisco since
harvest, this year, have been unprecsdsntiy
large. In hfty days, ending August 10. the rs-
ceipts In -four and wheat, from the interior,
amounted to over ], 900, 900 sacks, equivalent 70
], 700, 900 bushels Of wheat The exports In this
term were ~, 400 barrels Of Aour and $50, 900
saofs OF wheat. At the date Of the report, Au.
gust 10, there were twenty-five ships and
barques, with q registered tonnage Of 23, 900
tons and . capacity Of coo, 900 sacks, equal to
million bushels Of wheat, loading for British and
other ports. The average price paid was 81 IS
per 100 pounds for wheat, and $6. so per barrel
for -four. To the date named 81, 200, 900 had
been realised from the export Of brsadstuifs and
as much more Is due from the ships loading,
making q, 400, 900 In ALL"
The -four market In New York, PhiladsIphIs,
and Baltimore was stronger yesterday, and
prices considerably advanced. Provisions gen.
orally were dull.
jar oooks 3 Co.. bankers, furnish the follow.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
AMUsEM nNTs,

CAsrnLLos CiRcus AND MEHAasRn. The
large crowds In attendance at both exhibition,
yssssrday, and the applause which the vsriou,
acts slioitsd, prove the popularity Of the sstab.
iishmsnt and the really sxosllsnt character Of
the sntsrtainmsnt. The company Is q large ons
and composed Of finished performers In their va
rious spscialtiss, and all sssmsi 10 vie with
ssch In their sxsrtions 10 please the public.
Their efforts were fully appreciated. Madame
PAULINE 10 . very pretty woman, and very sI.
esllsut and graceful artist, oombining all the
es,vs and aSsndon Of the French school with tn.
dash Of the American. She was very enthusias.
tlsally greeted, and became . favorits at once.
cnAaLss RIsn, the bare back rider, is the best
We ever saw. not excepting even Jams Rosrs.
sos, who l. now turning the heads Of the Par
isians, Al the American Circus In Paris PsH ID
really wonderful, and In his various fssts dis.
plays remarkable degree Of power. grace, and
artistic hnish. Ettle MINNIE won all hearts
She iss pretty. swsst.lookins child, and does all
that the most accomplished Of experienced
squsstriaus attempts, and docs all we'll. She Is
! perfect psfits fairy. DAs CASTILLO was
warmly received. and was as witty and genial As
ever, and wH ably seconded BY brLLr ArrAR In
the uprosrious fun Of the ring.
To-day and tomorrow afford the only oppor.
tunitiss for seeing this excellent establishment
A matinee will 30 given at O'Clock each day.
Those who study their comfort and convent.
snos, will avail themselves Of the Offices opened
on The avenue and secure their tickets before
going TO the ground.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL The market for fiou
was much stronger to-day, and prices furthsl
advanced Soc. per barrel for high grades and 25c
for supers. We note sales to the trade a. fol
lows: 100 bbls. Howard Street Extra at Sl025
100 bbls. do. at S105O, and 400 bbls City Mills
low grades. Super at 80. The market for Wheat
was somewhat excited to-day, and prime and
choice grades advanced fully So Other grades
were stiff at yesterdays rates. The sales in.
cluded 356 bushels choice Southern Ohio red At
81 3oi 700 bushels prime do. at g. go; 1000
bushels prime Maryland red at 81 90, and /, 200
bushels Virginia Valley red at 81. .50a2.6 90 for
prime and $2.65 for choice do. Market for
Corn very firm and prices about %. higher for
yellow. White firm at 81 goal 23 for prime and
strictly choice. Sales as follows: White-200
bushels at sl.2oi 159 at Sl.22; $50 at 81. 20;
$50 mixed at 81. Is, and 100 do. at $l.lS. Yel.
low-100 bushels at 81 2s; $50 at 81. 20, and $50
at 81 80. Oats are steady at 5sa67c and Rye
$1.43a1.45 per bushoL
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Interior Department. !.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC LAsps.-Return,
received BY the Commissioner Of tho Genera
Land Once exhibit an aggregate disposal Of
40, sol acres Of the public lands during the
month Of August last at the following local
ofiees: Marquette, Mich, IL, 626 acres; Omaha,
Nebraska, 1s,47s aoresi Ionia, Mich, s,697
acres. The greater portion Of the land was
taken for actual settlement and cultivation
under the homestead law, and the remainder
sold for cash and located with agricultural col.
lego scrip and military warrants. The cash
sales realized s13,o5o.
AoRIcULruRAL BuREAu.-The Commissioner
Of Agriculture has had returned to the Bureau,
m specimens Of vegetables grown from seed sent
out from that Department, two gigantic beets,
that In point Of sise beat everything which has
been produced In this neighborhood lately. A
double dahlis, two complete flowers growing out
Of one aower.cup, and Joined back to back 50 as
to present, as II were, two faces was sent to the
Agricultural Museum yesterday and elected
much attention from visitors.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

Home run,-capitoi: Yoder, 8 Pioneer
Ryan, I. -.-.. -.
Umpire-Mr. Ford, Of the Mt. Vernon club.
Soorers-Messrs. J. r. Stanton, Of the Capitol
and Q. W. Williams, Of the Pioneer.
The Capitols returned home In good spirits,
and all agree that too much credit cannot be
given Msssrs. Duffsy, Smith and Ryan, the com.
mittee msntioned above, for the manner In which
they were received and entertained at Alex.
andria.
A match game Of base ball was played ysstsr.
day afternoon between the second nine Of the
Empire and second nine Of tho Arctic clubs. The
SCORE stands a. follows; ...
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
LOCAL DEPART Nj ENT.

BASE BALL.-Yesterdsy, at 81 p. IN,
the National and Union base ball clubs played
. match game on the grounds Of the former,
tested game, and some hue playing was done on
both sides. studlsy, the Nationals left fielder
took sky sorspsr on the fy In manner that Is
hard to beat, Jumping of Of bis feet and turning
nearly around to get II. Ths feat slioited i'm.
menss applause from the spectators. Parker and
Fletcher, Of the same club. made double play
In excellent time, bringing down the ''house I"
The Union club did better than they have In
long time, and II the Nationals do not play
saving games hereafter, they may lose some Of
their laursls. The following 10 the SCORE:
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
aatioaal gspnblitaa.
RATES OF ApvERTIsINa.

One square, one Insertion, h ssbseausht inser.
uons 20 cents. ons square, one month, ss. Liberal
indussmsnss TO quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
sdvsriisers. laT. atl"H t.t.. ..t' &
Every other day Advertisements, 80 per cent sddi.
uonsi. rviss week sdvsrtissnsnts, 70 per cent.
additioaaL . ....ata.rs. ..s r.|..
Hishi lines eoastituts square. Less thss square
sAarEss In proportion, q the above rates.
EDITORIAL notises, rs cents per line each insertion
Local sstsss. 20 cents per line each assertion
Aaysrtissnsnss should bs handed IN before ?. m.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
Marine News.
Sun R. 6.S7 suu s. ga high Water, $50 p. m.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York.
Schooner Forward, Jones, Havre.de. Grace
coal to r. Barnaolo.
Schooner Federal Hill, Wheeler, Norfolk,
shingles to Church 4 Co.
Schooner Jimmy Magee, Lynch, Philadslphia,
coal to Wood 4 Co.
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. 81, scribner,
coal to Bryan 4 Langley.
Schooner Majestic, Murphy, Havre.do. Grace,
coal to Hodge Hally.
Schooner Jas, Algslard, Aisslard, river, wood
to @. Eslen.
Schooner VIM. Donnelly, Hunter, Philadelphis,
coal to Turner 4 Co.
Schooner Isabella, Phillips, Vienna, Nd, wood
to s. p Brown 4 Son.
Schooner WIN. Ruaok, river, wood to Hunt
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Steamship L. G. Knight, Denty. New York.
Schooner Benz. Stokely, Hillman, Salisbury,
Md.
Schooner D. T. Seth, Seth, river.
Schooner A. S. Purdy. Poulton, Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

BAD BEHAvIoUR.-Rody Dempsey was
arrested on complaint of bis wife, Margaret, who
charged Rody with being drunk, disorderly and
abusing her. Justice Tucker nnei the warliks
husband $40. For making threats Of violence
towards his wifo, he was required to give security
TO keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

SIZZLING BY SAMPLE.-Chas. @. Crackell
was arrested by 0Aioer Berry for selling goods
by sample. As thi, Is In direct antagonism to
the law, Mr.. Craokell was fined, by Justice
Walter, $50, and, in default Of payment, was
sent to jail for thirty days.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

DIEp.-The little waif found on Tuesday
by the colored man, of which the REPUBLICAN
has heretofore made mention, and which was
taken home by Officer Gordon OF the Eighth
precinct, died on Wednesday night from the ef
feots of exposure.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13
TT s. MARsHAL's OFFICE,

In ,irt1S o. writ Of ferf Iaetas on .eifs, i..u.d
District OF Columbia, and TO ne directed, viii az
pose 70 public sale for Cash, In front Of the Court
hoass deor o. said District, on MONDAY, the sOth
desndants right, tits, claim and interest IN ana 10
Lots No sand In Square No. IA Of Davidsos'. !. sub
aiMhos, n the city Of Warrington, D. O. togsther
upon, and will be sold TO sstsfy sxeeution Ma IA
Trial, January, lsos. DAVID q 0OODiN0.
. U. 8. Marshal, DC
bkfrnhBER 1857. .epi0. .dtd
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Thirteen written
and forty-two verbal notices were served yester-
day on persons having nuisances existing on
their premises. A number Of oarcasses were alss
reported and removed.
A. Fleming, merchant, was fined dfty cents
for creating a nuisance.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

SCENE IN A STREET CAR.-Car No. T.
not quite hled with ladies-room for few more;
enter two ladies' no effort on the part Of those
seated to give the new oomers seatsi stand for
some time, conductor waiting for manifestation
be steps In and makes seats by requesting the
ladies to move upj modification and blushes on
the part Of those requested to move. Win not
our ladies be more polite to their seI' What
would they think Of a gentleman who had paid
for one seat, taking two, and allowing lady to
stand up
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

AccIDENr.-The revenue steamer North
erner, Captain MoGowan, just arrived here, met
with an accident to her machinery on her last
trip, which necessitated her having to be towed
to the navy yard to undergo proper repairs, which
will take several days.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

SELLING ON SUNDAY.-John Bier res
ltaurant keeper, was arrested by oflcer Marks,
charged with violation Of the law by selling
liquor on Sunday. Justice Tucker nnsd Mr.
Bier 800
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

NEW ioN skc0ND BOARD sALEs.
Coupons. 112j 6.2o's. 1859, l14i; 5.2o's, 1854,
l09I; 6.2o's, 1855, 1l1li 6-2o's, January and
July, 1885, 1881; 1o.4o's, 99i; 1905, August'
loIii 7.So's, June, lo7li 1905, July, 1o7li
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

ASSAULT AND BArTERYI-Ellen Dono.
hue was arrested BY ofilcsr .ossitsr, Of the
Fourth precinct, on charge 0 committing an
assault and battery upon Susa Rabbit. Jus.
ties Drury required Ellen to rive security to
keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

CHRoNIo.-"Pink" Jackson was arrested
once more, by Detectives Miller and Coomes, for
stealing Q coat from his brother-in.law, John
Lomax Mr.. LomaI declining to prosecute,
"Plnk" was let 90. Thoft Is a chronic disease
with the rascal, and he 10 seldom out Of trouble
through the peculiar mania ho possesses for the
ownership Of other peoples property.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

INTERESTING AND SUBsTANTIAL.-Rev.
Mr. Hewlett, pastor Of the Cavalry Baptist
church. was the recipient from the members Of
his congregation, at his homo, on Wednesday
night, Of an elegant supper prepared during his
absence, and the sum Of $lSS, contributed BY
them as an offering to one who labors assdu.
ously among the poor as we'll as among fortunes
favorites. The affair was the more gratifying
from the fact Of this being unexpected.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

AFRArERNAL VIsIr.-0n Thursday even.
ing, agreeably with the announcement made In
the REPUBLICAN, Equal Division No. 8, Sons Of
Temperance, and the lady visitors, paid a
friendly and fraternal visit to Ontario Division,
Of the same order, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. Speeches, acting, singing, 10, were the
order of the evening.
The national Republican., 1867-09-13

RECKLESS DRrvISG.- Yesterday morn.
ing, about . O'Clock, as a young lady by the
name Of Addie Gill was passing the corner oi
Seventh street and Maryland avenue, . board
projecting from the rear Of a wagon passing at
. rapid rate struck her upon the forehead and
felled her to the pavement, Ofieer Whitemore,
shop near by and administered reutoratives.
The officer afterward took her to her residence,
on D street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Island. It Is feared that she Is much
injured.