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Jonathan E0attersom's Estate.

r,ir wing beenappoined blythe honorable
/ Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Cora
.io.rs to receive examine and ADJUST all claims ara
demands Of all persons against he Estate OF Jonathan
PATTI 1<on lite of Biookied, in said S'fict aecease.
,eprsenteG insolvent and heterm of SIX months from
me 18th 4av of Dec 1861 being allowed by SAID Cou'
ia the creditors said deceased to exhibit and prove their
,especiiyec aims before give notice that we acnd
Tronas C. Patterson in Erookfed, in said District, on
the second Tuesdays of February and June next al
..'rinrl in the afte moon, on each OF sild days
WIN f CHAMBERLAIN CONS.
DANIEL A. MORSE,
Erouk field, December 25, A d. 1861. Blows
W..sa1os r ic S. Monpeiier in said stct,
on the ID day Of January A. d. 1862
WILSON /. sIMONDs. Administrator If the estate of
" Asa Smonds late OF Roxbury, in said district, de-
ceased application said court for license to sell
whole Of the real estate of aid deceased with the con-
deceased residing in this State representing that said
sale would be beneficial to the heirs and those interested
said estate: Wkereupon il is ordered by said Court
AIRY 4 d. 1862, at The Probate Office in Montpelier, for
bearing and decision thereon and it is rtherordered that
al persons Interested, be notified hereof ty publication
ct notice Of this application and order thereon three
weeks successiveIy in The Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at 'ontpelier before said time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place, aad if they see
cause. obi ct thereto.
slows Attest N. A. CHASE. Register.
STATE Of VERMONT, | In Probate Court, held at
WISHING on DISTRICT, S. Montpelier, in said dttict
On ilIc Sd day of January, A. D. 1869
TrA ARMS, Executor of The last will and t,Same ut Of
AGONY Aeiton late Of DuAbuiy, in said district de
ceased presents his administration for eXamina
ton aud allowance and makes application for decree of
distribution and partition OF the estate of said deceased
WheeuIon it is ordered by said Count that said account and
aid apple be refened session IF said Courlto he
held at The Probate Office in said Montpelier on the 18th
day Of January. A. u. 1862 for hearing and decision
III and it is further ldeled that hereof be
given "al persons interested by publication of the
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
spaper publsh'd at Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed for Fearing, that they may appear at said time
and place. and show cause if any they may have, why
said should net be allowed, and such decree
made BY the Court.
3i5w3 Attest, n A. CHASE. Register.
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NOTICE..

NIS sto certify that have sold 20 my son, Edwin F.
amb, his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim of his earnings pay any debts
of his contr acting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintree Dec :, 1861. fw2*
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO, 20 PER DAY.

Since the opening of this vast and commodious Hotel,
IN lo54 it has been the single endeavor of the propre
tors to make it the most sumptuous convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side the
Atlantic. And whatever has seemed likely administer
to the comfort Of its guests they have endeavore1 with
out regard to cost to provide and to combine all the
ements of individual and social enjoyment which modern
art has ihventea and modern taste approved and The
patronage which it has commanded during the past six
years gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap-
preciaed
10 meet the eXigencies of the times, when all
qured to practice the mos. rigid economy, the under
signed
Have Reduced the Price Of ROard to
Two Dollars per Day,
at the same time abang of the uxuries with which
their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WH!TCOMB & co.
New York, Sept 2, 1861. 2o9m3
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WHEREAS my wife, Sarah NJ. Catterton has LETT my
w bed and board without just or provocaton,
this is to notify all persons that shall pay no debts oil
her contracting after this date ,
FIFIELD S. CHATTERTON
uoncocL Dec I 1851 3l3fw3*
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American & Foreign Patent
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.lI'ENTS

the Act OF 1917
76 state street. opposite kilby ST., bos;Oh e
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF iverl
II years, continues IL secure Patents the UHl'dSt~
also IN Great Britain, France and Other foreign c'
Tries. Caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments, and al u
pers or Drawings for Patents executed On ibera trrt
and with despatch. Researches made INTO Amcrct t
Foreign Works, tede'ermine he wildly or Gniyo "
tents crinventons-a legal other advice rendered
all matters toschins he same. Copies Of THE ;aOo'
any Patent furnished by remiltng one Dollar. A-':'
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency IL not only The largest Ia Nv En:IN
oui through II inventors have adv"ataErs o 'e'HTI
patents, oil aseertalnag the patenatiInv Of iHsrn"
"hsu fpassedhy, not UNNECESSARILY Superior
can be offered them elsrwhe-e. The testimonies ltM
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL NJ I'm
IhIENI OFFICE than the subscriber and A. - I, D.,
~ TH Z BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AHiD
he would add hat he has abundant reason '"ees'
ahd can prove that 1T no OF her otics Of the Ad are "
charges Tor professional services moderate. ne 1--WE
mehse practice Of the subscriber during TWEEN! lg-
past, mas enabled him TO accumulate va'i col't'Wu
Iecincatons and official decisions relative 10 pae".
hese, besides his extensive library Of legal and nert"
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All necessity Of journey to Washington, 30 procure
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most yI5'' ava 'e
sesyuf practitioners with whom have had cHeh ''''
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CO-partnersllip lDisSOIVed.

TUE partnership heretofore existing between r. w.
Howe and j. Sawyer, both Of ,rthheid, under the
name and ye Of Howe Sawyer Is this day dissolved
Nof'nne'd, Vec. ',.leol. d&wlw E.nW. HOWE
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Liberation Notice.

rNllIS is to certify that have this day given my SON.
/ G. Carpenter, his time during the remainder OF his
minority, and shall claim of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. c. CARPENTER.
nac 2l 1861 f315w3t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
A Fight ut uorgnHfeld.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, Sept. O. l5b2
On Saturday last, Col. Shackleford met force Of
Rebels at Morganfeld, surprised them killing some
and taking some prisoners. Col. Sbackletord then
divided his force, sending Lieu.-Col. Foster with
two companies of cavalry IN the direction Of Saugh
tersvi.lle. Foster overlook part of the enemy,
killed two and took seventythree prisoners and forty
three horses. Wednesday morning Col. Shackleford
started for the Rebels (Col. Johnsons camp Gill
ger Lake, drove in his pickets, routed him and took
possession Of his camp.
johnson rallied on the opposite side of the lake,
and opened fire. Sbackleiord dsmounted his men,
and with carbines fought the Rebels, about COO
strong, for two hours, till his ammunition was ex-
pended leaving killed and wounied many Rebels.
The Unionsts then retreeted orderly and recro,sed
che lake. The Rebels advanced down the lake and
Shackeford ordered q charge, leading in person.
Col. Shacklefords left foot torn to pieces by II
leaden slug from cannon which killed his horse.
His forces then burned the Rebel camp and guns
and fell back in good order Shacklefords lOss-
killed none, wounded seven, beside himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Alex Lnoche, eyed 30 1T La, captured at HaymafSe'
born W. Fftp,e.
DsreI Kirby aged % 9Th La. captured at Msosss born
in ireland 49,.
srgeii J,nbul, ssei2 IL. La, captured at Manassas
born a. Boston. 8.
born u North Carolina. i"
Lieut. Meyer assi2 Is. La, captured q, Haymsfket'
born - t'-rfnany.
AM 28 others.
Language il too feeble to portray the air OF power.
ty-stricken shame visible upon the connenances OF
these prisoners Abou, onc-haf the entire number
are destitute of shoes, and the remainder would be
more attractive were they equally fortunate. a
glance at their clothing reminds one Of deckoad
Of ragged cotton ba'es. Their hair is long and their
faces unshayen. Some have straw hats, some Ia
iigue caps, and some cavalry hats. Some wear en-
tire civilians sus and Others have one or more arti-
cles of military clothing. Many Of them are entirely
destitute of shirts. They are mostly from the army
Of Ssonowail Jackson; and but tenth OF them are
Americans, as a perusal Of the names Will show
They have been in service during the entire cam
paign. One Frenehman informed us that he had
bad but one pair Of shoes since he signed the muster
roll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Rebel Invnsion-FrOm Bolivar ard Jack
son, Tenn.-HntercepiedD i-pntches-Pre-
curious Situation Of Our Eorces-H. a..
e.. in Southern IIIinois-Cotton, &c.
ZION On Own CorelgondeLt.

From Our own Correspondent
CAIRO Tuesday. Sept. 2 1902.
Affairs in this portion OF the country are oolng
gloomy The recent movement of Villipigue at
Bolivar, the appearance Of Buckner at Bowling
Green, the rumored investment of Fort Doneson by
Morgan, and the Union defeat at Lexington. all
seem to indicate most clearly that the Rebel PLAZA Of
invasion is substantial, appreciabe fact
From Bolivar We have nothing Of importance.
The Rebels have possession Of the Mississippi Cen
ira Railroad between that point north TO Jackson,
and Geographic communication IT, Of course, entirely
suspended. Telegmms are occarionaly received
from jackson, but they vague and unsatisfactory.
Last night tie operator there sad he had important
news to communicate but lie did not deem it adyis-
able to 0o so, as he thought Rebel battery WAS %
tie lines
Its thought that Ellsworth, the Geographic opcr-
ator attached to Morpau's band Of guerries IL this
side Of jackson, stealing and intercepling dspatchef
Ills recent exploits in that direction naturally inda
ces caution on the part Of our Generals.
One thing il tolerably certain, Bolivar and Jack
son, and indeed the whole line Of the Mississippi
Central Railroad, and possibly the Mobile and Ohio
roads are in precarious situation, and unlees our
forces there speedily reeniorccd il 10 feared that
they will fall into the hands Of 'le enemy. ] AN
guilty Of no impH,jence in saying this, because long
before this reaches your readers, matters wi come
70 crisis, one way tie other, in tsat region.
The c1ting or Of communication win Gen.
Grant is an event 10 prevent the contamination Of
which, am sure, our Generals viii strain every
nerve.
The political prisoners who have for 4 iow week
past honored Cairo with their presence the Hon.
W. j. Allen, tie Rev. Mr.. Nclsor, J. II. Young
blood, DR.. Bundy, Judge Muhlkey, judge 4. u.
DLH, DR.. CIunebsoD, and f.. t. EastInaD member.
OF the Order Of the Knights II the Golden Circle
and general blowers and striker Tor treisou--,ycre
tbs morning cent TO Washington in charge Of the
Deputy L. :. Marshal. These gentlemen bv no
means comprise the entire list OF men whose pres
ence in loyal Illinois IL dangerous.
am told, on what cons.der good authority, that
Q resimeut is forming il the southern part OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
ruu WARM THE sOUTm-wEsT.
Cortinued from First Page.


70 the circulation of reports as to the near
approach of the Rebels.
Teleeraphic communication is open as FAR Us d.
mouth.
The Rebels are reported in force Tonight az
WILLIAMSBURG about thirty miles distant on '"'
Georgetown turnpike. ,oe,
C,ycrssArl. Sept. 7, 1867.
General Order No. II, Issued by MAJOR Zen ei~i
Wright to-day, says Major General "al'a0o Is ~
lieved from duty AT Cincinnati, and wiz to'ui" W
Covinoton where be viii make his headquarters
for the present and proceed to Organize INTO
the troons mustered into service and concentrating
at or in the vicinity Of Newport and Covlns'oh
lanes II. Simpson, Of the United States Topo-
crap,i,al Eucineers ie charged with the oonstruc-
ton of sueh field works az deemed necessary for
5ofansive purpose in the vicinity of Newport and
Coyiucton. He will proceed to examine and repsiF
the intreneEments already thrown UP, and VIII eX
tend them if il should be deemed Advisable.
Lieut.. Col. S. burbank of the 18th U. 5. l.,
will continue 10 discharge the duties of military
commander of Cincinnati. From lin, all Ward
organisations for military purposes, and independent
military companies will receive instructions.
The RESUMPTION OF all lawful business in the City
of Cincinnati, except the sale Of liquor is hereby
authorized until p. m. daily. Druggists, mauu
facurers of breadstuts, provision dealers, railroad
express and transfer companies, persons connected
with the public press, and all persons doing business
for the Government, will be allowed to pursue thea
yoeations without interruption.
At p. H. daily, Sundays excepted, all the military
organizations of the city of Cincinnati will assemble
for drill Members of such organizations will holD
themselves in readiness to rally al the places o
rendezvous at a moments warning, tie signal FOL
which will be the tolling of the city belle. Ih'
Organization Of all able-5odied citizens into work
ing corps will be perfected witt The and OF the city
authority and details made from day TO day as ma!
be necessary, so as 10 eq1ahze The burden an'
require from each man the proper amount OF iabo
daily.
The Press, last evening, announced its temporal,
suspension.
The city is quiet to-day.
Gen. Heath s reported at williamson with ,cO'
men.
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ffOn OuT sprc!e ttI4trpvnetht, q. ~ -.
CiSclsNATI, Thursday Evening, Sept a. 1862.
Followers OF the army, disguised WIKI the hardship
and unwholesome fare OF Dixie, have long jeeed
about the good time coming, when tho seat Of war
should be removed 10 Cincinnati. IL was very
amusing; il is too near the truth TO be any longer
humorous With martial law declared, all places Of
business closed, citizens carrying tue musaet, or
plying the spade, wives aud mothers starting at
every peal Of bell Or discharge Of gun, the Gin
cinnatans begin To comprehend what war means.
The number of soldiers-or rather Of men ia all
stages of preparation from the rawes civilian TO bo
soldier fully armed and equipped-is something mar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Fight at &alt-River Bridge.

IsVtIFFIILhl HtVTV 2 IVI+
The passenger train for Bowling Green, which left
8. this a. H., returned from this side Of Sherards
VILE 20 miles south of here bringing reports that the
small Union force 10 socksdes protecting Salt-Kyer
bridge, were attacked this morning by large force
Of Rebel cavalry with artillery, supposed TO he
mountain howitzers. When our infornants left there
was heavy musketry and csnnonadiDg. Re-enforce-
mens have been sent from here, but the bridge VIII
probably be destroyed before their arrival. No
teegraphic communication now exists with any point
Bouth Of Louisville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

OswEo1 Sept G-sLouK unolaAsrS 49,. ,is Maud
teuri change bat the advance ~ IS inter Rec
sac. OF reg ~, o, I,' ssr. .uO1 bash Illinois At 80,
Oder grams nonus tSfg' os :, the clos e ~
ana ll.,. on NJ Imnof %! t0ls Flour 0,e Sus,
,Ians 'a's o hash Coin Exports, 800 on'h
wv" ou'i ,,'6-FlorR Adlcc. lower WHsAf lu D.
o, "' '' w., 70 aud ri a8dc for No. oos s bn.,
Or. At 500 RKcMrrs-Svn nD.s rIS va obi. Flou
W W - Whs,t 90 go Ish. Coen. fah"hi' ""
,, 80, .,l &, o, - unrnaIgsd u, wuK.r q
cm.N"n enc s.pt 6-klouR ~ 'sir demand 49,
~ nrcK,prs-30o bbls. Flour, iSt"o pu =, ia 70
snPsrSrs-5O $40 bbls Flour fRsiaa's Hvi'i'~
pulslo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

]. /. Farley, Surgeon 18th Regiment n. I. ).
captured and stree released by the Rebels, repc
the following list Of Union Officers AS ell route
unhIt
iieutenan. Colonel Blacle 8Tih NewYork.
Cay ain Leycrlit d1th NeH-i orb.
Iruteuaat Ridstnth. J7th New. York.
I"ui.usnt Judge, B7th New York.
4 ilfant Hudson i1th NeN-fOTk.
Ieatcnant Colonel Pair on, 1T New-fork volunteers
fieut,nan " D.. Allen LIT NeUYorS Volunteers.
l,.nternit duncan. l., Hew YORK Volunteers.
Lislt.neit shaw 1T New York Nolu tecIs.
Lir.trnstt Pandegrast, 18Th New York.
Leuteuept jobn-oD 18Th New-loiA
Captaiu Rollins. ls Nain-,
Captain Bishop, ~ New.Jsrsey.
CO. ia " troe-k "a eaJsrsey
Cspl,iI Shot. lrth PENN iyanis Ctvalry.
Lieu,snstt s., Ifse, 18th Pefnsy wanna tsydry
Lieutenant Lang lith Pennsylvsnia Cavalry
li,nt.uaht rs ahu. l2th Penn-y lvanis Cavalry.
Lieutenant Bsnsall. l2.h Pcnn-ylsauia cavalry
Lieutenant hiunurmann, l2'h Pennsyyania taSary'
l.i-uteu.ul Nor.iy. lltI P.unsyiyanis Cavalry
l. eu,errnt enuta berry I2fh Pcuusylvsn1s tsyslry.
Lieutenant Hooker. - Iuiied States Artillery.
Ii,u,en,r, kolu,sH "a United States AHrtiilery
Lieutenant Icur- % United states Artillery.
Cantain Couser l0,,h frnusyvsnra
Lirut-naut van Oeio, lU5th fennsy vihla
Li.utrual Dict lure I'm Ohio.
lieutenant lower. sd P"nu'ylya
Li.it,uaut n. h. Owen. SitB Pennsylvania
-.ly-t ~ .yl<sxss@<rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Movements ofthe ssebcis.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Friday Sept. 3, 1862.
Col. Thomas Swords, A. q. NJ. e., L. 5. A.. left
for Cincinnati this afternoon to the position
of Chief of the QuartermaSters Department On
Gen. Wrghts staff. All is quiet along the Ohio
River. Louisville is safe for the present. trust
worthy gentleman, who has arrived from Shelby
VILE reports that the Rebel forces went out Of that
place at 10 o'clock this forenoon, and proceed
ing toward Frankfort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Bounty FUND.-The Board OF Supervisors
have appropriated total of 100000 for bounlies to
volunteers at the rate Of So to each man. OF this
sum, the Mechanics Bank Of Brooklyn has paid since
the 18th of August the sum Of $2l7 40, aud the
Long leland Bank the SUN of S4,9C0, making
total of 2i2,700. The number Of checks cashed by
the Mechsnics' Bank was GO and the Long
Island Bank 4l6, making a total OF 40i5. As each
check represents recruit the total number enlisted
in regiments raising i'll this city and for the old reg
ments at the seat Of war, since the 18th ult., was
1915 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Rumored Evacuation of Nashville.

EsS CNclSsATI, Sept.7, 1862
Important news is expected from Nashville Gen.
Buell. has ordered the city to be eyacusted.
Private dispatches from Boyds station say that
1900 of the enemy entered that place today. The
telegraph operator left Al noon, st as the advance
guard cane in sight.
Ample preparations have been made to resist any
attack Gen. Wallace is in command Of CoviDgtOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

The want of proper marks accompanying Toe do
naionpacksge' parcels boxes forwarded the womau
Central Association of Relief for the Army" combined with
the large number Of articles daily received make II po
be- in many instances to identity The goods and render du.
credit to the donors 1t ia therefore respectfully requested that
hereafter every package sent TO this Association By onr patti
otto and generous Contributor be marked the outside
with the Of the Society county and from which
s,o tina. each may ncose lie: Of It's con,ents and that
duplicate Of shs may be sent to this Society by mail
ELLEN COLLINS, L. DOKExIBULx, l.. l. SCHUYLER Commit.
tee Supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

SALT WKLIsIs PENsslLN.Nh.-Ihe hoItrs ~,
oil III the Venango region IN iennss wanna c,
s,iL. veins Of salt water About three weeks since,
M,ssrs. Pbiilips. Frew & Go. Of on CHy, Wnej
boring near their wharf, strucs we'll which non. co
.ome five barrels daily and hns since lncTea'e' ~
fifteen barrels of silt water, 50 strong IL Is s.i',
20 orystah1e AS it flows iron tie vat, LIS Is I'll
picious Of tie day when the salnes OF 'en""so
riynl lhose OF Onondaga ana tAe kanawhH'