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The New York herald., 1867-03-13

The Derby-Disrac.i Bill and Tory Conces.
sions in Parliament.
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Severe Battles In Crete and Dcfent Of the
Tnrks-The Discomfort md Iusurrectionnry
Movement Extending, &c.
The following Crctan dispatches reached Paris, by
way Of Alexandria,
An Egyptian vessel brings direct news from Can.
dia Mus!apha Pacha, after having suffered great
defeat at Sphka and Ancja has been forced to retire
into the forresses All the island is in the possession
OF the insurgents
News received at Paris from Corfu February o. con-
firm that important engagements have taken place bo
tween the Cretan insurgents and the Turkish troops in
the western provinces Of Crete Eight Thousand Turks
had been defeated near the village of Gerakari They
abandoned to the insurgents several officers and soldiers
two guns, five colors and one hundred mules
Toe Minister Of the viceroy Of Egypt Nubar Pacha is
soon TO go to COnstantn0pc As the bearer OF au-
tograph letter from the viceroy to the Sultan.
reformcr Of the Mohammedan religion, Jusauf
EGeud has arisen in jerusalem He has already gained
many adherents, and the movement Is increasing.
German Interests.
The Kr1ds Zeitng OF Berlin OF February % has the
following with the intimate relations which unite
Prince Charles OF Roumana with Prussia the develop
men Of the crisis Of the Principates has already been
taken dangerous aud difficult work. The almost
destroyed finances, tho disorganzaton Of the army,
have frightened the Prince Of Hohenxolern If no had
not conscientousness OF his mission. Conspiracies
tending to prepare tho fate for him for his pre-
decessor we're 10 be expected; but these will fal so
much more miserable, the Roumalu people viii SEQ
that X it loses this chance of order will have to face
fatal and obscure future and that the Prince forms the
limit bewee prosperous progress and anarchy which
would entail foreign domination a certain consc-
quencc The Prince has strvon from tho first to pro-
cure the advantages Of Legality for his country.
The Prncipalities 1t seems were only governable in
one or two manncrs:-Either In that OF the ancient
Hcp0dars who, supported by the Boyards and sharing
with the large landowners tho produce Of government
without rule or TO elevate the popular to enable
them to organise their interests and TO give support
these tendencies in creating good militia The first
method was ntericted to the Prince not only by good
policy but by the fact that the landed aristocracy
divided among itself. The second has 10 struggle
aganst great difficulties because the sentiment Of being
directed by kindly hand only penetrates the masses
slowly. We nevertheless convinced that the actual
development and what there Is Of danger in tho sus-
tion will have the sautary consequence Of convincing
the reasonable subjects OF the Prince Of the necessity
Of rapidly creating capable militia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
L IS T O F P R | 4 E s
CASH PRIZES.
Pr a NJ q =

$50 Cash Prizes. amounting to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
NJ \ 1sTsI AGES.

O. w.~ssass. 80 80 R.x ~ Nsssu
NJ FEASz .. Ftf tsta. "a ~ gNaA a -fif
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Ahsts i~asse SO -, . - $50. Ne ga
WATTS. sai NJ LDtf-E @paERNtlGF. = n
Nkt~ssufN4
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NstsrhurB.
L. Gfesa-saFn. ~ Rss =. ". " ia. ~. wa -Ntl
Of Gr s~s.issfe, and Mt-s gENNfb SAITH Il Rafssi
10 Csfss. a. fh- rc.aese. ~ tho bsee'- er" hsf 81
10Th. bs Rev. I4eoas ~ heelsr, Mr. =. q. BI.ODcEl
at CAbs. and Mi-s CALLS IA A. JACOB of rsis,.-
In Indsr.n, Oct. 21th, hy Rev. :. D.. Hates Nj W
N. MEAD. aud Miss ALMA A. TlLLf-oN. both
Enderhiil
In Wiiianstown, Sept. ltlh, by Rev. r. I. Basna
Mr. ELIJAH kArHAN Of Norhh I'd and Mrs MARIO
l.. B-UCE OF Wiiamsto~n.
Also in Bars Oct 18th, the same, Mr.. HEM
w MOORHOUSE of Milford, Mass, and Miss kAl
q. ABBOTT OF Barre.
In Mortified, &c 18th by Rev. Wan. s. Iazen
LUMAN WHEELER OF MprTistown and Mrs II a
REF DAVIS Of Nor hf. cid.
In Hneshurg, Vi Sept l2ib, by Rev :. Dona Id
Mr. LANSING HARD of Ferrisburg, VT, ant NJ
SOPHIA PARTCH OF Hipesburg.
Also Sept 2lst, by the same, Mr.. OSTENELI
WA5HBURN Of H"iyt he, Mass and Miss HEM
ETA ROCKW GOD of Hine-burg.
In Coventry, OFT Sth, by Rev Plinv III White.
LORING +. GORIIAM and Miss EVEiiNE VIII
LOCK, both of Coventry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
PROSPECTUS.

number of the leading Bankers and Merchant
Of New York, in consideration of The great success
which has attended of he Charitable PreseIia
tion Entert aipmeuts Of the day, have formed the
into company, with the view of inaugeratin g
rprise. which while It shall return them IA r
profit, I'll III tfr greater advantage to ticket
chasers than yet presented and which being
condu ted upon perfectly legitimate aud business
basis shall be free from those obi cotton BILE features
which have characterized many Of these enterprises
70 this en- they have consigned the sale of tick cts
and III . regsterin OF the same. 10 Clark, Webster
4 Co. Bankers aud Managers, No. o. Broadway Z,
New York. who will keep the records in their custody
ment, when they VIII be handed over a committee
selected BY the audience TO make impartial dstri-
tuition of Presents.
reference to the number of presents and the gen
plan of di>tribu ION given below. II convince
the .keptica Of thu great ADVANTAGES which
will all who Anticipate in the enterprise :;
and the Commerciai and financial standing OF the
Company aad Managers and BANKERS thereof. will
hey hon. suficien OF the fairness
mpartiality with w1ich everything ectian
with will BE- INDICTED and that interests of
ticket holders Will be strictly watched and
guarded In fact it is the desise Of The Mana
o. duct every transaction for tie mutual beneft OF
and every IN whic could IN he sIigf
Il N nish the profits which likely to accrue
all who invest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
fSpIipiOUS Items.

LEo1rREs.-The Young Mems Christian
Association Of Rutland is arranging for a
course of lectures this winter
\ convention, under the direction of the
Lamoille Baptist Associa ton, will be held at
Fairfax, commencing Thursday, November
18th, and continuing three days.
The good people Of Royalton were recently
made glad by listening to their old pastor,
Rev. \. c. Washburn who has been absent
81 years. He was settled i'll June, 1928,
and dismissed in Octob er, 1886
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
Rel MON Society of Vermont Officers

The General @sembly of Vermont having invited
Major-General Philip H. sheridan and Major Gems.
William r. smith, and W L. III. Brooks TO visit the
capital of the state, the Executive Committee of
the Re-Union Society of Vermont Officers have
deemed 1t vlsabe change the day for the Fourth
Annual Re Mon of the Society to the GOTH inst
the evening Of which day these officers are to be
guests of the Society.
The society viii meet that day, ut O'Clock,
P. NJ, in the Court House, for preliminary business
Generals Burnside, Butler, Heintzleman. Weitzel
Nc Nahon, Shepley, Chamberlain and Hartman
have been invited, and expected to be present
All Vermont Officers Of the late War, whether be
longing to the Society not are invited to attend
All Officers from other states, who served in the
late " ar are also cordially invited to be present.
ROSWELL FARSHAM, Cor. Sec'y-
JOHN &. SrEARN., Rec. Sec'y
Brig ten. ~TEPHEN THOMAS,
Col. SAMUEL f. PINGREE, En-. Committee.
Mai. CHARLES I. SPALDING,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
Ayers Ague Cure.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
ORLEANS COUNTY

Capt. l.. III. Bsbee has been appointed
Deputy Collector of Customs at Newport,
rice Capt. Urban A. Woodbury., ordered to
Burlington. Capt Bisbee has resigned the
States Attorneyship of Orleans County, and
is succeeded by VIM. D. Crane, Esq, Rep
resentative fir ON Newport.
BURGLARY AND BRUTAL ASSAULT IN CRAFTS
BURY.-About 9 O'Clock on the evening of
Thursday last, the house of Mrs. Deborah
Looms. very pious and exemplary widow
lady, II years old, possessed of some means,
and supposed to have considerable money on
hand at the time, was entered through the
Loomis lived entirely alone and had retired
but was not yet asleep, when she heard
noise in the kitchen, and went to see what it
was. AS she opened the door she confronted
the villain who Immediately extinguished
the light, and seized the old lady in violent
manner and threw her upon the floor, she
CRYING murder. The brute jumped upon her
and beat her in savage manner for some
time, when she appealed to him to know how
she had ever offended or wronged him, and
asked him what he wanted, telling him she
was a poor lone widow with no protector but
God He replied that he wanted money,
and money he would have. She told him
she had none. and we suppose such was the
truth. After extorting from her promise
that she would give no alarm until morning,
the brute left, telling her that his name was
Hall, and that he had been hired by three
men in Greensboro to do the deed, and in
structed by them how to proceed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23

Notices of deaths inserted free. Obituaries, incl
ing poetry inserted for five cents line, to be paid
n advance. This rule will he strictly adhered TO.
In Huntington, on the 18Th ius-., of lung fever, NJ
HANNAH GOODWIN ag ed 81 years
In Brookield Sept. - n, JESSIE MAY PECI
dau ghrer of Marcus nd Mar f. Peck ed six month
In Granville, Oct. lith Mr. ID AVID WHfTNE
aged 70 years
howe g LUCY O,GOOD, wife of Cditis Osgood, agt
81 years aud months.
Dear mother. thy home Is home delight,
tncIoIded by visions 1 care;
Il, side the still ut alters thou walkest IN Waite
In robes thou worthy TO wear;
Thou knowest joy TINT we cannot conceive
In aven OF he aveny rest,
While bending IN sorrow VIC selhshy gtIeVe,
And for get tIon art blest
Yet, oh there's pi ace that never be fill led,
A grief hanging the heart,
A grief bosom that .nnOt lie siiied,
that VIII mo- depart
Enough il we tnow that thy spirit Is bl II,
The tempesis of life must brave,
Ere calmly thou To our rest,
And sweetly lie down in the grave
In Worcester. A1g. 21th, OF dy>eniery, ELWiN
HARRIS, Of NJ. NJ. and J. = Harris.
Sleep sweet EIwIn, dearest one,
All IN, little work i, done,
All thy little play Is DER
Thou reached the golden siiore.
In Stowe, Oct. 9th, Of typhnid fever, Miss Ellie
CHASE, OF Eden, aged II Years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
Lot Wa1haway3. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In ProbsFe = urt, he
WASHINGTON Dfsrsrcr at Mon'p-i'e- 'n saio
District, on the i2Eh day of pcrob r, A. ID. 1851
4 DDISON PSI administrator "i the estate OF
n Lot Hathaway, late O Fast Mantpelier- in SAID
District lie rased. has al nintst alton -ccoant
examination and allowa AMI makes apphC Ato"
far a di irritation I'D pariti D the estate
of said d.c=as ed: hereuPnr, it rs ordered oy sa
IhRI sal 1catiSn &c reisfr
a If said Court to he held a. The PROBATE
Ofhce said Montpelier, th- Srh day OF hoVen pr
u. 1867. hear ng ard decision thereon and y
further ORDER d, that notice beresk b. given TO All
persons interested, by Publication OF the stne three
weeks sssivev in = tIresn Mountain rr-em4h
newspaper published Montpe-r- previ"uss 10 sara
atpon ell Tearing, that they may appear ~
tiIae " place and csuse, II any fheT ma '
why sal acc n ud DC al owed, and such
decree b. the Court,
Y,3y3 Atest-T R. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
Auction sale.

n Office Is hereby given. that the valuable stock al
! sheep owned 10y Christopher &. Wing. OF Mont
pelier will he sold at ri BI.IC AUCTION a his
dence Oct. 29Ih, al ten O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Ii i we'll known by The sheep breeders Of West ern
Vermont that Mr.. Wing has been PIONEER raising
sHEEr, consequently has made sTocK KDrN
srsCI.LIrT He has spared neither time expense in
efforts breed a PERI 2Cr ANIMAL. H. flo K
numbers two hundred aud sky mostly sheep
SPs~isH NERI>Os crossed with the Hammered stock.
Ike flock VIII he sold numbers suit puFchd ire
Ave upwards. that any person deirous II purchasing
few with which 10 commence dock, Csl have The oP-
portut lily.
Purchasers string tune TOR m vr'ent can have II by
approved The sheep breeders of Vermont
viii find his chance To purchase THORUtGH
BRED SHEEP, MIR. Wing heath oonpes him 10
retire from business. j. 4. TAFT Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
REANkS BLANKS

We are just commencing TO print, and intend
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment OF
Blanks for Lawyers Town and County Clerks,
Judges Of Probate and business men generally, to
he found in this section and shall sell them, at
wholesale retail, at low prices. Persons desiring
any description of Blanks in quantities can have them
printed to order, at the FREEMAN Steam Print
ing Establishment and at figure will give en-
tire satisfaction; and those wishing Blanks for
can, at the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied
prices that viii leave ample margin for profits
when they filed out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
ApOllOs ss,der'~ Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court. held
W"HIsGroN DISTRICT 81 at NJ mt ,-r, in said DIS
tic. the S.h lay of Oc'o A D 1867
N Attn aNtEL ". CARPEN Err. admins rator,
n with the will annexed, OF the estate of Apnlios
K der late aitsde d said Distric-, dec -ased.
presents his admin -stra ion account exam nation
and allowance and makes application for a decree OF
dstr button partition of the tate of said deceas l.
Wherein n. it il ORDERED by said Court that sid
and sail application he referred ts session
IF Court held the Probate fl "a in said
Montpelier the 29sh day of Get, A. D. 1867, for
hearing and decision th-reons
And il is further ordered. t8at note hereof be
given all persons interested, BY publication of
Tie three weeks successfully IN The Green Noun
ain Freeman. a ws~aper published at MONTPELIER,
evou< said time appointed for hearing, th.t hey
may sppesr said tim. and place, and show cause,
il thy N have VII said account shsuii not bs
al we'd. rnd such decree made
FilwS stt+st-T. n. MERE II.I., judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23

VIII our friends do the favor To bear in
mind that have one of the largest and best ap
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments in
state and always in readiness to do any kind
of Job Printing, from the smallest address card
to the mammoth poster" or most yOluminous
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cilitIes such that confidently solicit the favor.
of friends desiring anything in line of bust
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23

We desire 90 make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable Tor it. news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends in different parts of the State, especially
IN Washington Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer great favor upon and our readers by
sending local intelligence Give Us the facts and
we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
ADDISON COUNTY.

Two base ball clubs have recently been Or
gained in Weybridge, called the '' Otter
Creek - and IS Farmers and match game
played between them..on Tuesday last result
ed in victory for the Otter Creeks, the
score showing 43 runs for them to "a for
their opponents
Arson Reese, a highly respectable citizen
OF North Ferrisburgh, committed suicide by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23

Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
were invented by one Of the most experienced
veterinary surgeons in the nited States,
and are offered To the public with the fullest
assurance that whenever used, entire salts
faction must be the result.
.Johnson's Anodvnc Liniment is quack
preparation, but one meeting the approba-
ton Of the medical profession, the most en-
ncnt Of whom bear willing testimony to its
wonderful efficacy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
Mr>. Hannah Landers' Is
tate.

FNHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed oy ihe
,norsbie Prob te Court for the district OF
WaShipgt Comm ssionersto live. EXAMINE ana
adjust all ella and dema ds of all PERSONS agsinst
the of Hannah Ia nders, late Of Paint- sAia
District deceased, Insoiveut, and me 'e IN
of months m the Sth dav of Ocr-, 1861. oeipg
by std Court he cred If said cecels a
to exhibit and prove heir respective aims before US
Give notice that attend thu duties Of SUI
pointmeut wv IL g-house If Hannah La nders,
d. ceased Plainheid, in said district, on The Isl
Tuesday of n, cembeT and April at O'Clock.
in sfternoo~, .ch of <sid days.
e cat, rSsM I Hsz An1 conur',
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
STATE or VERMONT,
AnJt-TANT x INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
MnnfneIier Oct. l6. ISL.
GENERAL ORDER No. /


l. BENJAMIN W CARPENTER of Burlington
IS hereby appointed SURGEON-GENERAL OF THE
STATE OF VERMONT, with the rank of BRIGADIER
GENERAL.
}. The following appointments upon the staff OF
His ENcelency. the Governor and COMMANDMENT
Chief are hereby announced:
EDW ARD H. RIPLEY, Of Rutland to be Colo
mel and Aide-de- Camp.
CLAKENCE u. GATES, of Cambridge, to b,
Colonel and Aide-de Camp
HARRISON F. DEAN, OF Cornwall, to be Colo
mel and Aidede Camp
Rv order OF His Excellency,
JOHN Il. PAGE,
Governor and Communicating Chief.
WILLIAM W ELLIS.
linz ant am Ins praI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
Ayers Pills.

fluid move on uu,s.,u,.edy, in health. They sIini
late the of tile body vigorous purify
the system from The distractions winch make Il
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
WINDSOR COUNTY

Many of the citizens of Ludlow are using,
or about to use coal for fuel instead of wood
With coal at nine dollars Der ton, and wood
at six dollars per cord, the exchange is man
ifestly an advantageous one.
The Proctorsyille and Ludlow boys played
a match game of base ball last Wednesday
at Proctorsville, which resulted in a score of
- for Proctorsville to 10 for Ludlow.
\ town meeting at W oodstock lately voted
with much unanmitv to ask the Legislature
for authority to subscribe not To exceed one
hundred thousand dollars more in aid of the
railroad.
OUTRAGoUs--Henrv c. {. johnson. OF
" oodstock, found very valuable two years
old Mcrino buck of hi flock dead in his
meadow day two since, having been shot
by some unknown person. When a lamb,
Mr.. Johnson was offered $500 for him.
Hon. Norman Williams. of Woodstock
the Standard says is in a very alarming con
dition Of health.
Work has commenced on the new jail at
Woodstock. Mechanics have been scarce,
and work pressing on the new buildings,
which have caused considerable delay in this
matter.
Nahum Haskell, Esq, OF Woodstock, died
on Saturday morning. the ! 18th inst, of par
alysis He was town clerk at the time OF
his death, he had been for many years,
and was formerly editor Of the Vermont
Mercury
f. H. Cook and John Belthaw have pur-
chased the extensive milestone ledge and the
mills, located at Plymouth this State. and
are now engaged in fitting them up, and will
enter LARGELY into the manufacture of the
much admired = fine grit scythe stones.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
NE W STOR E :
Trapping Foxes.

AVING had many years practice IN Trapping Foxes
L and other game, offer the public of the
best sk for trapping Yet known Catching from
five foxes suaie night. This thing warran
ted 10 he humhuE. For further particulars,
Address. JOHN g. PHILLIPS,
Ta.xf.t W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
INFORMATION.

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Of hair upon bald head heardess face. also recp'
for the removal of Pimpes Botches, Erup,ons,
the .kin. leaving the oft, clear, and beautiful
be obtained without charge by addressing
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23

RMY OFFICERS, who were in commission March
n Sd, 1865, and honorably discharged tor any
after April g. 1865, no have received The above
have the same promptly collected by application to
o. II. SMITH.
Montpeljer. July 80, 1866. rtf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-23
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