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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-11
RoLLA, No, Oct. 6


From information received, it is believed
that there are about ll,0G0 armed men
scattered over the Southwestern part of this
Safe under command Of young Ben McCul-
l5ch.
Mai Wright of ,he Home Guard furnishes
the following statement
a physician, whose name am not per
mittod 30 use, arrived from the Southwest
on Tuesday evening. lie was formerly a
partner Of DR.. Smell, McCuloch' e army sur
geon. lie very recently had an interview
with lis old partner, and was tod by him
that in the battle Of Springfield, McCulloch
was shot through the hip and a glanced
ball also struck him in the forehead. Soon
after making bis ropor; Of the battle with
the Texas forces, lie was ordered back to
Texas; after reaching camp Chesapeake,
near Mount Vernon, McCulloch diel Ct his
wounds. Before he expired, he spoke Of his
treatment by the Missourians, and said if he
had known the true position Of affairs, he
W. uld never have entered the State.
HIS body was PLACID in a metallic colin
and conveyed to Texas His death was con
cealed even from lis own men for a time, it
being the policy Of the surviving leaders to
operate On the prestige # his meme. His
sun was therefore placed in nominal CON-
maud to keep zap the succ.5s,o1,
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pYME ANDTLL DO you COOP.
mn IANGLFY1S

DIR. LANGLB1' >
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Continue to be the standard medicine for the cure Of
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a pimple to the worst putrid sore ; Jaundice;
Costivoncss Headache Piles Dyspepsia
INDIGESTION; Weakness, &c. They are both
Alternative AMI tonic, regulate the stomach and
bowels stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite,
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circulation, and purity the blood better than
any medicine ever known. They are made OF the
best Roots and Herbs, among which are Sarsa-
parilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, ThOroughwort,
Cherry. Poplar and Prickly Ash Banks, Rhubarb,
Dapdelon, and others recently added, all SO
skilfully combined as to act in accordance with
the laws of Nature, forming the most ehectual
Spring and Summer Medicine that can be used
Every body need, this medicine, and all should
use II at once. Pleasant and safe at all times
Onlv 25 and SO cents per bottle.
This samo medicine is also put up IN Ihofo
concentrated form, called Dr.. Laagieys Sugar
Coated Root and Herb Pills, beautiful catharuc'
without gripping or pain, and will cure CostlVene'
and piles. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
orders addressei to J. 0. LANGLEY or q b
C. GOODWIN CO.. 30 n uS"VA
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REMARKS.
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Get. 9.
FL0UR-Priees have advanced 25c per biol. on
all kinds. Sales OF common brands Western at
s. 2ja5 37.; fancy brands at SIS 5Oa5 62I extras
at S. 67to6. Superior brands range from Sc 25a
rs, inc uiing Genesse, Canada, Ohio and Michi-
gan In Corn Meal there have been further sales
at 50 s7t 3 Is per Dbl, including common and
Brandywinc; and Rye Flo1r IS selling in small
lots at 50 5Oa4 so per Dbl, including common and
extra.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn has been quito
firm during the week. Sales Of Western yellow
at 62a65c and VI Western mixed 59a60c per bush,
now firm at Coo. Oats remlin without change;
Gales Of Western, Canada and Southern at 3ea38c
for common and good, and choice lots at 3944Oc
per bush. In Shorts there have been sales at Sl4,
and Fine Feed and Mddlngs are frmer, and sell
ing at SIS j0a20 per ton, as to quality. In Rye
there have been sales at 75c, but held at soc,
and scarce. White Beans coatinue in fair de-
msnd at 81 5Oa2 y! for common and good blue
pod. S2a2 Is for marrow, and S2a2 so for extra
pea. In Canada Peas, considerable sales at 7Sa
s5o; and now held h CHER.
PR0VISIONS.-The market for Pork is firm
but quiet. Sales at $40 so II 50 Tor prime
Sl4 IA so for mess, to quality, AID SIC
II 80 or clear and extra clear, cash and 1 mos.
In Beef there is no change. Low grades are sell
ing at Sc s; Eastern and Western mess and
extra mess at 50 Is; and family extra at Sll so
a Is per bbl, cash and mos. Lard is firm with
a stock considerably reduced. Sales in bbls and
tierce at 81 9i;, cash, and in kegs at 10 a I0s,
per 10, cash and mos. Smosel Hams are sell
ing at j S !, per b. cash and 4 mos. Butter
is quite firm for good quality, but other grades
are dull TIE sales Of good choice and extra,
have been at 10 l5c, including New Yo-k and
Vermont, AMI 5 a loo Tor common. Canada. Ohio
aud other Western is selling a; S a BE per ID, as
to quality. Cheese is ia fair demand at d 81,
and very choice Its a shade higher than the lat
ter rate.
WOO The demand for Wool has been quite
active, and the sales of both for ign and domestic
are quite large, comprising about 100000 los.
Prices have advanced from 30 for fleece, the
sales comprising 800 900 ID. at l2i 47c, mostly
at 45c, cash, without assortment. Pulled Wool
is scarce and firm, with sales OF extra at 45c.
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NlNtlNNAlll OCt- g.
\ special dispatch to the Gasate, dated
Cheat Mountain, Va, Oct. Sd, says tins
morning at l O'Clock portion Of Brig. Gen.
Reynolds brigade and others numbering
5000. left Cheat Mountain to make recon-
noisance in fore, in front Of the cnomy's
position on Green Briar River, u miles dis
tant. Gen Ford's 32i Ohio regiment was
sent forward to hold an important road, the
possession Of which prevented the enemy
from GAnklng our main column. The expe-
ditIon arrived in front Of the encmy's fortf-
cations at O'Clock; their pickcts retreated
after firing an Intellectual voley.
Kimball's 18TH Indiana was Immediately
sent forward to secure a position for Ii ms
battery, while the oath Ohio was doPloyed
as skirmishers on the south slope OF the
Mountain. Loomis' battery in position,
supported by the 18th Indiana, opened the
battle, and the shot was Immediately res
pended to by the enemy, who were conceal
ed in the bushes, but they were soon routed
by the l4th Indiana, with a loss Of Z killed
and large number wounded Ike firing
! on both sides was almost iucessant for one
hour. 1t is impossible to ascertain the rebel
loss it will however, not fall short of 500
killed and wounded, as our battery did ter
rible execution. We captured 10 prisoners
nd a lot of cattle and horses.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. j.
The Pavnec has returned from Hatieras
Inlet She reports the loss Of the propeller
Fanny on Tuesday. She was on her way
/ from the Iulet II Chicomacomicl, the en-
campment Of tho 20th Indiana regiment, and
was captured by three rebel tugs which Put
out from Roanoke Island. Two rifed can
non, > Of the Indiana regiment, including
Quartermaster Holt, several Of Col. Hawkins
regiment and a cargo Of commissary stores,
fell INTO the hands Of the rebels The Capt.
Of the propeller and crew alone escaped.
The P4wneo brings no other news.
Gen. Wool is expected at Fortress Monroe
tomorrow morning. 1t was not determined
when be left yesterday that he should go to
St. Lous. His visit to Washington, howev-
er, refers to that subject.
1t ia well understood that the rebels will
soon attempt to run the blockade at Old
Point. with two steamers frSm Norfolk and
| Yorktown and another powerful steamer on
the James River. Passengers by Old Point
steamer say that Gen. Magruder had de-
manded the evacuation of Newport News IN
Il hours
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WILLIAM RHODES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honora-
- DISTRICT OF CHITTENDES, IS. bic the PROBATE
Court for the District of Chttenden 70 all persons
interested in the estate of William Rhodes, late
of Richmond in said District deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, said Court hath appointed the 10Th
dav of October next for the settlement Of tae ad-
miuistration account Of the Administrator OF the
said deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested IN said
estate, BY publishing this order three weeks sue
cessivey previous to the day assigned, In the ar
lington Free Press. printed in Burlington in said
District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Problte Court Rooms IN Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there contest tho allow
anoe Of id account, if you see cause
Given under my hand, this lst day OF October,
A. D. 1861.
wI5w3 r. B. FAY, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-11

The steamer Express met this morning by
agreement, the rebel steamer Nortbumber
land with Tag Of truce, and brought down
Glty-seyon wounded prisoners released
yesterday, at Richmond, who were taken
taken at Bull Run. They report 5000
troops in Richmond, that the rebel army on
the Potomac is supposed to number over
10000 Arprehcnsions Of an attack on
the seaboard caused great excitement
Gov. Brown Of Georgia has recalled five
regiments TO defend that State.
The rebel troops are suffering for want of
medicines and clothing and certain kinds Of
food.
Boaurcsard was at Manassas.
JET. Davis returned to Richmond on Sat
turday last in feeble health. Speculation
was rife as to his successor.
Seventeen of the released prisoners who are
unable to 90 home, have been sent to Old
Point Hospital. Tho others arc to 80 north
tonight.
Mr. Ely has been declared prisoner Of wan
by the rebel Congress, and is still confined IL
Richmond. The wounded prisoners were
released for the reason that their wants coulC
not be supplied. They havcabeen obliged t.
sleep on the floor during their imprisonment
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New York, Oct

Part Of tie cargo Of the steamer B rmula
is said to consist Of 20 IONS of gun powder,
1000 EuGcll rifles, 10 riA.d cannon, 60 600
pairs OF shoes and large quantity Of blank
It's clothing, qu.u,ne and morphine. The
L. 5. Minister. Mr. Adams demonstrated
against her sailing bur the British foreign
flee would not interfere.
At last accounts from spain, the war
steamer Lone was waiting thu result of th3
Cabinet conference in reference to the result
Of the Coalition against Mexico. 1t is I'M
derstood that she viii bring out the ultima
tum Of Spain. Considerable pains IS taken
to impress the public with the idea that
Spain Is taking the step on her own respon-
sibllity. 1t is well enough understood that
the English aud French Governments are to
to send their quota of men and means.
The Hrald's dispatch says the President,
Gen. Mcclellan and others visited Gen.
Banks to day. Gen. Mcclellan vas parhc-
ulariy gratifel with his military experience
with Banks, and has hattering expectations
Of him. 1t is understood that GOV. Spraguc
Of Rhode Island, viii be appointed Major
General
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-11

There has been daily, with one exception,
flag of truce between Old Point and Nor
fox for the last two weeks. The steamer
r. N. Sedden came Gown to dav. She VS.
seized by the rebelslast Spring. She brought
some 50 refugees. men, women and Children
who were sent hacs, ros having tie rcqui5,
ite papers
Horny McGraw, Of Pennsylvania, who
went to Mlua>s-. for the body Of Col. Cam
eTon, retaTncd W the alg Of truce and Pr
cccls - Wasbingto tonight.
JEFFERSON CRY, DC, 3.
\ gentleman from Sedalia confirms tie
reported evacuation OF Lcxnstoa by the
rebels, and so the intelligence OF the PROB
able occupation Of that Place BY Gen. Sturgis.
MAJ. Baxter Of the Home Guards, who
refused to give his parole to Price, escaped
on Monday night, arriving in Sedalia this
morning. lie says all the rebels LETT Lexins-
ineton ora Monday afternoon, and their rear
guard, as they left, were fred upon with
shells by Sturgis, who just appeared on
tle opposite shore Of the river. Several Of
the rebel. were wounded, When the rebels
first left Lexington, Maj. Baker thinks it
was the intention Of Price u march direct
on Georgetown, bat receiving information
that Sisel was advancing with 10000 men
he moved westward towards Independence,
Major Baker thinks Gen. Prices effective
force will number about $4,000 men Ia
addition to which he has some 1900 irregu-
lar trOOls.
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IRA COLLINS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To ali

CTATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
- DISTRICT OF CHIrrrsD.s, IS. concerned in
the estate of Ira Collins, late Of Colchester in
said district, deceased, GREETING
At Probate Court holden a. Burlington.
within and for the District of Chittenden, on the
9TH day of October, A. D. 1851. an Instrument,
pu porting to be the last VIII and Testament of Ira
Collins, late Of Colchester, in said district, de-
ceased, WAS presented to the Court aforesaid for
Probate, by George 7. Mayo, the Executor ther,ia
named.
And It IL ordered by said Court that the
2fth day Of October, 1861, at the Probate Cour.
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for prov
ing said instrument: and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, By pubiisbing
this order three weeks successfully in the Fret
Pr.s,. newspaper printed in said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the Probate of said viii if you hays
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in saij
District. this 9TH day of October, A. d. 1861.
wl5g3 r. B. FAY, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-10-11
IRA Writer'S ESTATE.

WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable tho Probate
Coprt for tho District of Chittenden, Commission
ers To receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate o!
Ira Writers, late Of Milton, in said Dis
trict deceased. represented insolvent, and also
All .i,;ns and demands exhibitor in offset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof,
beng allowed By said Court for tina. purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice, that we viii a.
tend 10 the business of our appointment at he
dwelling OF Mrs Ira Writer'S, in Milton
in said District, on the last Tuesdays of Decem-
Der and March next, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, Oh
each Of sai days.
dated this q dav of October, 4. D. 1861.
NATHAN LINCOLN, ),o,,,is-
W, V. REYNOLDS, s;ons,s.
wl5v3 0. ". CLARK,
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. c

A reliable informant from New Orleans
says the federal forces now occupy Fire Isl
and and the Chandelier, and that they have
lumber enough to build Accommodations for
10 900 OF $4,000 troops. Oar informant
thiaks the announcement Of the capture OF
New Orleans is premature, but says the led
eral forces can take that city III tie rear and
silence their tatterics, thus rendering it easy
for the fleet to com, up the river.
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JErrERsoy CRY, Oct.


Gen. r~,mout continues actively occupied
and the various division commanders had in
tervIews with him to-day His programme
said to be excellent in every particular and
to bave met the approval Of all military au-
thoriics. Since his arrival here confidence
in tho federal cause has greatly increased,
and it Is now believed that before the end Of
the month Missouri viii be pursed Of the
rebels
The Steamer Emma left for lexington
this evening to convey our wounded to tho
Uosrital in St. Louis.
Col. Cook. Of tho Dragons, arrived here
Ibis evening and had lengthy interview
with Gen Fremont. His regulars from
Utah viii bs ordered to this vicinity for
service.
It's said Col. Cook viii be appointed a
B5igadier General.
Two Government steamers have gone 10
Glasgow to bring down Col. Worthington S
5th Iowa regiment to Bonneville
NIw YORK, oct. o.
The s.sau.r EHr5H brought 10000 stand Of
arms
The Vanderbilt is fitted with bcrti- lyr
co00 men tho Ocean Queen fog $500 the
Illinois FOX 1900 tho Empire City for 1000
tho CoatzacoalcJs for 1900 the Daniel Web
rter for 1909. and steamers Baltimore and
Kansas
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Special Notices.
HoLLowAY,s PILLS. The @ ick.

HOLLOWAN'S PILLS. The q Ick-
sands Of cxistence.-Fp ii,psy, &e.-Among the
many shoals and perils Of life on which our frail
barks woull founder were it not for the beacors
that indicate aud warn US Of cur danger-are Ep-
ileptic fits rush of blood to the head, apoplexy,
&c, for which HolIoway's Pills are the safest
remedies in existence. These disorders arise
from some one or more arrangement Of the s.
TEN, from whatever source however they may pro-
coed. HolIoway's Pills arc tho most saIutary in
effect, as they cool the blood, brace the relaxed
nerves, give tone to the digestive organs and en-
ergy and vlgor to the enfeeblei constitution.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
INV YORK Oc.3.
BY Telegraph.

NLN 1Jkh bC.s o.
The rebels are dreading capture Of their
batteries along the river, and the Federal
occupation Of Acknowledgements It Is
thought influenced thor retirement 20 Ma
nassas Junction, 10 that their main force
would he near railroad communications with
Richmond, to rcrel an attack by way Of
Fredericksburgh. The rebels are acting
solely on the defensive.
Adviccs from Gen. Banks column state
tnat 5000 rebels were encamped last night
opposite the mouth Of the Seneca River, but
had disappeared this morning,
Tie T.mcs' Washington dispatch says it
Is Supposed that the rebels intend to 60 into
Writer qnarte at Manassas or Ric mond'
and send large endorsements 60 kentucky.
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RAILWAYS RENOVATING
RESOTVEN -

is performing prodigies in bronchitis, and all tia
lung and threat diseases common at this season.
In conjunction with RADwAYs REGULATING PILL:
it succeeds when all other treatment fails. Every
eruptive aud ulccrous malady, hereditary or cas-
ual, gives way TO its purifying influence.
Some remarkable cures Of opthalmia sore nose
sore mouth and cancer have been recently effected
by Railways Renovaunc Resolvent, it is the only
positive cure for cancer syphilis, scrofula, and
constitutional iufrmitics in the world.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists eve
rywhere.
October 3. DAWN
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R. B. FAY, Judge
4. B.LANDON's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Pfooa
p Drs7RICT OF GRAND ISLE, IS. Court holder
North Hero. within and for said District on To
Gath day Of September ls6l,
Present, the Hon. AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge.
An Instrument purporting to be the last viii
and Testament Of Abner B. Lsndon, late OF South
Hero. il said District DECEASED, being presented
to the Court here, by Franklin Landon, one OF the
Executors therein named, tor probste it is ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session OF said Court 10
be holden at the Probate Office IN North Hero on
the 9TH dav of october next, and show cause, if
anv thew NAV have, against the Probate Of said
win; for which purpose it is further ordered that
a COPY of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, printed at Burlington, as soon as may.
A true copy Of Record,
wI3w3f Attest, AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge
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IOUIsEILLE. Oct.

The Richmond papers of the LIST, and
Charleston papers of the 9Th inst, arc re-
ceived. Gen. Fioyda forces are represented
as greatly demoralized since the battle of
Carnifax Ferry, and Wise's generalship is
severely criticized by the Richmond Inquirer
lie will probably be Court Martialed.
The Citizens Bank, of New Orleans are
circulating fives cut in two, each piece to
represent $3.50.
The rebels claim to have 10000 men in
Kentucky.
1 rumor Of the capture of New Orleans is
reported at Nashville, and the details there
are said to have been received.
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SEND YOUR TARGETS

The Second Vt Company g. 5. Sharp Shooters
for Col Berdan's Regiment is fast illins up. 1t
needs a few more Of the Crack Shots of Vermont
to make the maximum number-oeiore starving
for the seat Of War.
Remember you can rake your trial shot before
some responsible person in your own nelghoer-
hood-which trial consists of the following, viz;
TIL .a-get must be made (at a firm re=t.J at 8
distance Of 200 yards, globe sights, or 100 yards
open tights; aud sent TO me at my "Eead-Qu az
tiers" upon the receipt Of which, the applicant
will receive by return mail his acceptance or ac1
acceptance as the case may be.
Persons Of incorporate habits will not 20 &c
cepted Minors must send written permit from
parents and guardians. Applicants should Dc
particular % send their age and height.
VIII state Papers please copy
ii. K. sTOUGUT0N, Cap.
Wet Randolph Vt. Oct ], 1862.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

BADwAY's READY REIIEF is the most prompt
remedy in the known world, it instantly checks
disease that would prove mortal if unarrested aud
gives time for Interior treatment. IL stops spas
modc action and revives persons from asphyxia or
apparent death. Those who take - as an occa-
sional tonic, may defy noxious inhalations. 1t
prevent and cures fever and sgue. Given on the
first appearance Of any acute disease, it wards OF
the attack. Keep it always where it can be in
stantly found in the ngat, in case of sudden ChOi
era, Colo, Neuralgia, Cramp, Paralysis, Rheu-
matte pains, &c, &C. Applied outwardly to ex
ternal hurts, it removes pain and prevents infam-
nation.
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The Gunboats Tyler and Lexington, while
accommodating down the river to-day fell in
with the rebel gunbOat JEFF Davis. They
chased her to within ten miles Of Columbus,
when the batteries on the Kentucky shore,
some 90 guns, and some OF them rided,
opened on them. The engagement lasted an
hour. No damage was done to our boats.
The rebel damage is not known.