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YAZOO CITY RESTAURANT.
THIS establishment hi

N-I1VIs1. THIS establishment has n
recently been fitted up N
anew for the accommodation Of regu, 49,
lar and transient boarders. The table win be
supplied with everything the most fastidious could
desire, and every attention given to the wants Of
our customers. Fish, Flesh, and Game Of every
kind constantly on hand, and served up in every
style.
"a Meals at all hours--day and night.
m e. G. WINSTEAD,
October 80, 1858, tly) Proprietor
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MsW alOWsgaasswleWas,


'HE firm of L. Franklin & Co was dissolved
i on the 18th Of September BY mutual consent,
and Mr.. Louis Rosenthal admitted as partner
rom that date. The business viii be continued
under the name snd style Of Franklin & ROsen.
thai
December 4, 1858. rat.
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Yazoo City, December 4, 1858. It'd,
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

,n ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
JONES & Bowman In Court of N. T
Pugh, j. p, in and
aT Us. for Yazoo County
Mississippi, at Yazoc
ROBERT W. SHtrp. City.
WHEREAS, a Writ of Attachment, sued
" out by said Plaintiffs against said De
PENDANT, before said Justice Of the Peace
on the 18th day of November, 1868, and
returnable on the 11th day Of December
1858, for the sum of $40 90, has beer
executed by summOuing James @. Bull as
Garnishee, and that said Defendant is moi
found Therefore, said Defendant is hereby
notified, that unless be appear before said
Justice at his office in Yazoo City, sale
county, on the 9Th day of January, 1859
and plead to said action, Judgment will
be entered accordingly. vs.
N. L. PUGH, J.P.
November 81, '58. (5t.
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p1AsrERISG,-see the advertisement of Mr.
patrick Maher in another place H.
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NANCY SoAPS-A large supply. fresh as
4 genuine, just received and for sale BY
May 6, 1868. P.B. COOK & 90.
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER.
$3.50 Prizes amounting to. ........ $500. 900

O,5IU Prizes amounting to.....,...$ 3ZU,UUU
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO; Quarters $23
D6s~ A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries viii be sent to any DESTROYS of receiving
it.
Certificates Of Pa, kages will be sold at the
following rates. which is the risk:
Cartifscnte of pncEnna Of 10 Whole Tic kAts $50
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acknowledgements
swan q Co.'s Lotteries Triumphant
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
TICKETS ONLY $40!


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advertisements

THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC
IN THE SOUTHt
A NYTHING relating to Music matters In
struments of all kinds, Instruction Books,
&c., &C., can be found at this establishment.
(Call for complete Catalogue y
N- A classified list 6f the Newest and
prettiest songs for the Piano, selected expressly
for such true friends of the art, who possess a
a little more than ordinary taste for music,
finding the value of vocal piece of music
not in the uersions Of the acords, but in the
beauty Of the music itself. 30
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
.0N Monday, tue 18th day of December
~ next. I viii sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the door of the Court House
Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following de-
s:ribed lands, situate in the said county,
viz:
The southeast quarter Of section thirty,
the north east quarter Of section thirty one,
and the south west quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-uiuc, iu township fourteen, north Of
range two west, containing about four hun.
bred and eighty acres. These lands were
conveyed to me by james r. Crippen to Sc
cure the payment of certain money, as vii
more fully appear by reference to the Re
cords IN the Probate Clerks Office Of YazoC
County, in Book U, p. 2S9. IS
The title is believed TO be good, but act
ing as Trustee l will convey only suct
title as is vested in me by said Deed o
Trust. The lands are bottom lands, nea
the Yazoo River, and in good neighbor
hood, Al G. F. HAMER, Trustee.
November 6, 1858. (tds.
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TO TIE LADIES.

DO y'u wish to lie healthy and strong Thea
90 at ruce aud get some of McLean's Co dial l.
will strengthen and invigorate your whole systelA
causihg healthy and pure circulation OF III,
bond 10 flow through every VEN, and the rich ros
bloom of health to mount to your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisiactiop.
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AODgga5ssMslas.
BLACKMAR & PATTON,
FFTTW
Primo FORTE, MELoDEoN,


i7H Vlcksburg, Miss.
T)FAN0S Of all styles ard sizes from the bes
L Manufactures in the United States, viz:
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November "a, 1858.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01

The COMET is becoming very decided
feature in the face of the heavens, these
bright evenings. 1t increases astonishingly
both in the brightness of its head and the
extent of its tail, and the latter begins to
show decided curve, which indicates (what
we have all along suspected) that the crea-
ture is d" on BENDER 1t reaches its cul-
mination about the 10th of October, accord
ing to some astronomers but accounts vary.
1t is difficult to calculate upon its move
ments-a circumstance due probably to its
sex, which would seem to be determined by
the crino-linear dimensions of its train. If
it is of the " feminine persuasion the fact
should have protected it from an outrage
like the following, which was pcrpetratcd
upon it last evening, the miscreant escaping
under cover Of the darkness: "Why is the
Comet like a gas fixture? Because it's q
s,citch tail burncr.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
Views of the week.
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.
THE CABLE ALI. RIGHT AGAIN,

New York, Sept. %.
We have a despatch from Trinity Bay
this morning, which states that electrical
currents are now passing through the Cable
between the Office at Trinity Bay and valen-
tia as perfect as at any time since the Cable
was laid.
TRINITY BAY, Sept. %.
We can at last announce the gratifying
intelligence that the Atlantic Cable is again
in complete working order. Good electrical
currents have been passing through the line
for the last three days, and though we are
not informed ofthe transmission of any spe-
cial message, it can be stated with accuracy
that signals received from Valentia are as
perfect as ever. 1t is hoped the cable will
be ready for business in few weeks at the
farthest
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
The numbcr of deaths in this city by yell
low fever, yesterday, was fifty.
New York, Sept. "a.
To the Associated Press:
deem it proper to state as the result of
my enquiries concerning the despatch of
Thursday from Trinity Bay announcing the
resumption of perfect signals through the
Cable from Valentia, that the announcement
was made through dispatch from the SUI
pcrintendant OF the land line from New Found
land to the agent of the associated press, and
was unquestionably reported in good faith,
but has not yet been confirmed by Mr.. De
Sauty, who has full knowledge ofall the facts.
regard the statement as positively prema-
ture 1t is coniectured that the shore end
OF the Cable at Valentia must be taken up
for distance of several miles. which by
reason Of bad weather or other difficulties,
may occupy three or four weeks. The depth
of water within 200 miles of the Irish coast
ranges about so to 800 iathoms, and it is
not doubted that even $50 miles of the Cable
could be raised if necessary.
Respectfully, &C.,
Cyrus W. FIELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
THE BURNED STEAMER.
HALIrAx, Sent. %.

| hAbifhA, pclI' -O'
Capt Shaw Of the Barquc Arabian arrived
here this morning, and reports that on the
| 10Th inst, I A. NJ, fell in with an Iron
Screw Steamer on fire, apparently of 1900
tons, with a gilt Crown Eagle head, straight
stem, head rakcd well forward, bottom red
paint, upper works destroyed, wood works
above and below all destroyed. Sails gone
and masts falling. Name not distinguishablc
The description which Capt Shaw of the
Arabian, gives of tho burning steamer,
makes it almost certain that it was either
the Austria or the Alps.
HALIFAX, Sept. 81.
The barquc Lotus from Liverpool arrived
in this harbour yesterday, Sunday P. NJ.
with twelve of the sixty-seven surviving pas
sengcrs of the steamship Austria which was
burned at sea Sept. 18th. The Austria left
Hamburg Sept. ID, with six hundred passen-
gers on board, and all but 67 of them were
lost. The Austria is one of the four which
constitute the newly established line of
steamers between New York and Hamburg.
She is an iron propeller, built after the Clyde
model, ten water tight compartments pro-
tcct her in great measure against danger
from leak The Austria was valued at
about S35O,OOO. Her cargo was large and
valuable
New YORK, Sept. %.
The insurance of the Austria is about
900, and will nearly cover her loss.
She was insured in Europe, chiefly in Ham
burg and London. The insurance on the car
60 is uncertain. The total value is supposed
to be not less than S400,000 and may have
been S45O,OOO. The consi snees had not re-
ceivcd duplicate of her manifest but ex-
pected to by the City of Washington. The
cargo, however, is said to have been insured
in Europe, and not over 100000 is SUI
posed to have been secured in the United
States, the principal part of which was in
Wall street Offices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
BOSTON MARX EFT.

BosToN, Sept. ~
FL0UR.-The demand for Flour has been COED
salee Of common brands Western Mt IS 00a5 70;
fancy brands at SIS 25a5 so; common extras 80 I'a
20; family extras at SC 90 Of 90 per bbl, nclud-
ing Michigan Genescc, and Ohio. Canada fancy is
scarce and prices are nominally So so; and extras
range from . 75a7 90 per Dbl including family
brands. Corn Meal has been in moderate demand
at 81 5Opcr Dbl. Rye Flour, in small lots, So 75a
so per Dbl
GRA1N.-The market for Corn is very firm.
Southern yellow at ST 90; white 90a9lc., closing
at o0c.; and Western mixed at 70asjc. per bush.
Oats have been in demand, with considerable sales
at 5la53c. per bushcl, closing firm with small sales
as high as sac. White Beans have been in steady
demand at75c.a 81 for common Rye is quiet at
SOC. per bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM has been quite dull tho
past week, and prices rather easier. Sales of prime
at SIS 00al600; mess II 75aSls so; and clear
and extra clear, $40 5Oa2l 90 per Dbl, cash and
mos In Beef there is no change Lard continues
in fair demand, with sales in hhds and tierces, ut
aal2c and in kegs at .l3al3 &c.; per ID. cash md
mos. Smoked Hams are selling at llal2c. per
h. and firm.
BUTTER of common quality is plenty and very
dull whilo good is scarce and in demand. The
sales have at l7al0c for good and choice New York
and Vermont daries, and 12al5c for common;
Canada and Western ranges from l2al7c., as to
quality Cheese has been in moderate demand at
4a7i' per Id. for common to very good.
WO0L-The demand for domestic Wool has been
quite active and the market sustans very full
prices. The sales of the week have been 200, coo
lbs. at full previous prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
W. II. FRENCH, Jvd7e.
COLONEL SMITHS ESTATE.
cTATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
= D1sTnrcr or cniTrFvDrS, SIS To all person,
concerned in the Estate Of Colonel Smith, late Of
Burlington, in said District, Greeting.
At Probate Court holden Mt Burlington within
and for the District of Chittendcn, on the 4th day
of September, A. D. 1858, nm Instrument purport-
ing to be the last WW and T'estamcnt Of Colonel
Smith, late Of Burlington, in said District deceas-
cd, was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Pro.
bate
And it is ordered by said Court, that the 9th
day Of September, AID. 1853, at the Probate Count
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press. n newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probltc Of said will, if you have cause
Given under my hand, Mt Burlington, in s,it
District, this ith day Of September, A. b. 1858.
wllw3 D. FRENCH, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, Sept %.
Steamship Moses Taylor arrived to-day,
with California mails of Sept, 5, upwards of
800 passengers, and nearly 100000 in
treasure.
The California State Election had resulted
in the success Of the Administration Demo-
cratic Ticket, by 5000 to 10000 majority.
The Legislature would have a large majority
Administration Democrats. San Francisco
elected the Peoples Ticket for local officers
and the Republican Delegation to the Legis-
lature.
The Mining news from Frazer River is still
unsatisfactory The river was too high to
allow profitable working. Business was dull
at Victoria and property greatly deprecated.
Advices from Oregon are to August 81.
On the 18th of that month, Lieut.. j. K
Allen with party OF fifteen men made a
night attack on a body Of Indians in the
upper Gamika river, capturing 81 men and
so women and children. a large number Of
horses an much other property. Beyond
this there had been no active demonstrations
against the Oregon Indians.
New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
The number of deaths from yellow fevei
yesterday was sixty eight
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01

i.'.., j,p: Gls} AHo VITAL FL
TESTIMONY TESTIMONY , TESTT-
MONN :! :! TESTIMONY -,

NEDroRD, Mass, May, 1856
Messrs. Burr, Foster & Co.. Boston.
Gents feel ID incumbent upon mo as a duty
which l owe t. vou aai the public to make the
following statement in regard to the remarkable
power Of Arnoids fluid.
For more tan year my wifcs mother and
three of my children wsre afflicted with n malig-
nnnt humor, tuc character Of which eminent Why
siciGns unable to determine or prescribe
successful remedy for. After trying many humol
remedies ! was induced 70 make use of Arnold
Globules AMI Vital Fluid, which l am most hap
py to say las entirely cured them. For the beuef
Of at crs likewise afflicted, l would say that no
language o. .cmmcrdotiun which l can use is too
strong for IL. merits Of these vastly celebrated
medicines.
c. 3. SHERMAN.
III n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN's HUNGARIAN BALsAM
OF LIFE.

VI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
Il Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
y READTHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE 81
REMARKABLE CURE OF A YOUNG LADY
IN HOPELESS CONSUMPTION.
-FExtract of letter from Mrs SARAH BANTER
Pearl street.
Boston, Feb. -, lsl5.
To Or. d. F, Bradleej
Dear Sir-The Hungarian Balsam
has performed miracle indeed in the case OF my
youngest daughter, who has been positively cured
Of seated Consumption, by the use only three bot
ties of this inestimabe Medicine. She had been in
a decline for nearly three years, and we considered
her beyond all hope, when the Balsam was taken.
We had consulted numerous distinguished physi-
clans and tried all the famous prescriptions for
Consumption,-a southern journey, tho new sys-
tenn Of Inhalation, &c.,-without any apparent
benefit, and had almost consigned her, with u
breaking heart, to the grave But the Hungarian
Balsam, under Providence, has saved her life, and
cannot refuse to give you my evidence OF this
astonishing fact, for the benefit of those who may
DO similarly afflicted In my estimation there
cannot be more painful spectacle. than that of an
intelligent and beloved child, sinking day by day
under this dreadful malady, with no hope OF re-
lief and dropping into the grave at last, at the
very dawn Of life. while the loneliness Of tho
unfortunate victim renders her condition moro ter
rible to all behoders. Your grateful friend,
SARAH j. BAXTER.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water,
| town, Mass to whom all orders should be address
ed Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. THE0. A. PECK, Agent,
septl6wlm Burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01

REUIHE's ANIMAL TRAP.-This invention,
advertised in another column, speaks for IT.
self; but as specimen of the commenda-
tions it is receiving, we quote the following
from the Hartford Daily Courant,-a compe-
tent authority.
RtuTHEs PATENT ANIMAL TRAP.-Ihis is an
invention deserving some notice. When, some
time since, We first heard of it, we were inclined to
pass it by unobserved as a new invention, in this
age, is an. everyday occurrence, especially In
this country, the modern hot-bed of genius bu,
upon close inspection and explanation received, We
arc ready to say that regards usefulness il may
be ranked with tho Sewing Machine, Colts Revolv
ing Pistols, and other inventions equally import
ant. Let the hunter or trapper procure one, anC
be can possess himself Of any animal without thu
usual fatigue and danger connected with hunt
ing excursion, and another thing worthy of con
sideration, wnhom uyurinJ The SKIN Of the animal
Place it in the hands Of farmer or western settler
and he rid his domains of those maraudinI
visitors generally so dreaded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
AnRAIIAw pIrncE,s ESTATE.

~ IA IT. or MONT,)
- DISTRICT or cHirrENpEN, SIS. The Hon the
Probate Court for the District Of Chttendcn, to Tao
neirs and all persons interested in the estate on
abraham Pierce, late Of Huntington, deceased,
M, GreotinJf
Wherens,application hath been made to this Court
g,oy tho Administrator Of the estate Of Abra
nam flercc, lato Of Huntington. deceased praying
LOT license and authority to sell tue real estate Of
said deceased, including the revcrsion Of the Wild
oW dover therein, for the payment Of debts and
charges OF administration, and setting forth there
In the amount of debts due from the said deceased
the charges of administration, the amount of per-
sonal estate, and tho situation of the real estate;
Whorcupon, the said Court appointed and assign
ed tho nth day Of October, A. D. 1858, at the Pro-
pate Court Rooms, in said District to hear and do
cide upon,said application and petition; and order
ca pubic notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place of hearing,
three weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper which crculntos in tho neigh
oorhood OF those personsntercsted in said estate all
which publications shall be previous to tho day
assigned for hcaring.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
toro said Court at tho timo and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, to give bonds, the
law directs, for the payment of the debts, and
charges of administrations and make your Oh
jcctons to the granting Of such license, if you
cause.
Given under my hand, Mt the Probate Court
Rooms, this 10th day of septic ubor, AID. 1853.
wl3w3 D. FRENCH, ReJistcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
TWO MURDE RS.

NEW HAVEN, Sept "a.
The third mate of the whaling brig,
Lawrence,a Portuguese, was found murdered
in New London, this morning. He was paid
off yesterday. He left his boarding-house
soon after 4 clock, this morning, and was
found dead in the street, with small dagger
wound in the breast. The cause Of the muir
der is not yet known. The person who found
the body, saw two men and a woman leave
the spot suspiciously as he approached.
George Mercer, an Englishman, a cutler
by trade, was killed in an amateur prize fight
in this city last night, by VIM. Houston,
another Englishman. There was but one
witness present, They fought five rounds.
On the first two, Houston fell on the other
three Mercer fell and did not rise from his
last, His brain was congested Houston
was committed for examination to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01

HALIFAX, Sept. 27,
TO Cyru, w. Field, Ne,o York
have arrived here on my way to Bay Of
Bulls Arm with instructions and regulations
to test the Cable in concert with Valentia.
Good and regular currents from New Found
land were received up to the day l left
Valentia, the 18th inst, but no words had
been received since the I'd inst. The testing
shows loss of Insulation three miles from
valcntia, but hope to work through it.
leave here as soon as possible. The steamer
from St. Johns does not start till the 9TH Of
October, but shall try to get there by gun
boat or otherwise Immediately.
Signed LuNDY.
From Valentia Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
GREAT BRITAIN AND NICARAGUA

New YORK, Sept. p.
The Times of to-day publishes the draft of
the treaty between Great Britain and Near
aqua, drawn up by Sir VIM. Gore Ousley.
1t is understood that both the British and
Nicaragua Governments approve o I
this Treaty, and Sir William will short
ly leave for Central America in order
to secure its ratification. The Conven-
ton STIMULATES, among other things, that
England, as far as she is herself con-
cerned, shall guarenty the neutrality OF
the Isthmus, and shall also endeavor to in
ducc other nations to do the same. 1t is also
agreed that if Nicaragua fails to protect
passengers crossing the Isthmus, the British
may employ force for that purpose. In other
respects the Treaty is strict and most CON-
prehensive. The Commercial Convention
comforting reciprocal privileges upon each Of
the contracting powers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-01
New York, Sept. "a

To De Sauty, Trinity Bay;
Dispatches from you
and from Mckay are contradictory. Now
please give explanations and answers to the
following inquiries:
1st. Are you, or have you been, within
three days, receiving distinct signals from
Valentia?
Cd. Can you send message, long or short,
to the Directors at London?
Sd. If you answer no to the above, please
tell me if the electrical manifestations have
varied essentially since the LIST Of Sept.
Cyrus w. FIELD.