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nounTFuG.-wILp can.
Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, oil
have been wound up and their Notes, e any arr
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Pank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution; ut Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at KnOxvill
Bank of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton Al Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Ct cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewen.
Bank Of Tazewe, at Tazewel.
Lgwrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America at ClarkEvinei
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nnllle or ChaplIn MlIlr.

The letter which we copy from the
Louisville Journal is long, but all will be
abundantly repaid by reading it.
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Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.

Tho Louisville Journal Of the 9th inst. says:
The buying rates for gold yesterday were higher,
the bankers paying 26@2s % cent and selling at
30@3l ~ cent. Silver, too, higher, the buying
rate being 20@22 u cent and the selling rate 25926
v cent The ruling rate offering for demand notes
was 23@2i u cent premium.
At Cincinnati on the 9th last Gold opened at $50
but closed at 1913 Silver l22@l23 Demand notes
123@lA Exchange steady.
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TERMS;
DAILY Ussor, per aunum.........,. ...,..S8 60
week ..................~ 20
Tnf-wrrKY Uriox, per annum...........s5 90
WEEKLY UMoH, per annum. ........... ..,s2 90
tete tii.-- a.iilil
SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. 0, 1862
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-26
VERMONT ITEMS.

Twelve men we're drafted in Salisbury on
tt- lo,a inet.. 20 make the towns quota.
TIE Brandon Monitor says that Mr.. F. San
d.r-on, of that town, shot an esgle few
dsIs since. which measured seven feet and
one inch from tip to tip.
Deputy Sheriff S.W. B1Wker, Of Newisne,
hs succeeded in arresting two thieves who
are implicated in horse stealing and other
thefis
H. II Lassell, who lately carried on the
harness making business in North Benning-
tn, hung himself. one day last week, in a
barn near the honse Of his sister in WallIng-
frJ. with whom he was stopping. Insanity
vs. the cause # the rash act. The deceas-
- as young man Of pleasing manners,
,hcus he had for sJme time been subject to
sit ted 6ts Of melancholy.
A mao IN Shrewsbury has been arrested
for passing twenty dollar Confederate
States note as the difference in making an ex-
change Of horses. liz was held 10 bail in tie
sum Of hity dollars.
While Henry B. Harvey OF Troy, was on
tho east road to Pownal, some three or four
rnilcs from Bennington, last week Thursday,
le was desperately attacked by a man. who
lamped cut from behind some brush and
rank growth Of thistles, behind which he
y croucaed. and demanded of Harvey
-shvay fashion, his watch and money. lie
f.,rr scufie called for help. and the villain
.-irt.d IF on tie run. He was vigorously
lr,ueJ. but made good his escape. Harvey
describes hin as probably an IrIshman
caring thick coW-hide shoes, blue overalls
dry brown linen coat, and slouch hat
md IrssoutiDg a villainous appearance II
r7ery particular.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-26
l rIsvILLE. Ky. Sept. 2

4 dispatch from Lagrange says, to-day.
George Jesse With 200 cavalry attacked q;
New Castle 100 Of the Home Guard cavalry.
Morris without firing a gun surrendered men
and horses and 300 stand of arms.
Repor,s considered doubtful which have
just reached US say the rebels subsequently,
burned New Castle.
Snepardsville advices state that Gransvr's
command was to-day attacked BY rebel cav
airy who intended to have burned the bridge.
Granger Iepulsed them. killing S and taking
p prisoners.
SIX hundred gnerrillas attacked OwensbO-
70 on the l9ih, in two bands. Col. Meter
attacked one band at A. NJ, and was slain.
TIE rebels lost killed. At noon we shelled
the rebels killing 8, when they retreated.
On Tuesday. Lieut.. Col. Hood with 45o
Of the lst Cavalry attacked and alter desper'
ate encounter routed from 0wcnsboro s0t
grer.illas under Col. Martin, who lost q
killed and IS wounded. The federal loe
was s killed and is wounded.
We captured their army stores. provision
and prisoners.
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was killed. The rebels admit their loss to b
% 900 at the battle o. Aniietsm, their en-
tire los since they entered Maryland Il
90. 900.
The Alabama Brigade has not been able 70
muster fifty men since the battle The r's.'
dents of this section Of Maryland have suf r
ed terribly since its cccupati n.
Parties Of retel cavalry are scOurinc the coun-
try near wsrrenton and the Rlppahaunocs
impressing every able bodied man they can
End into the army. Many refuse ami some
succeed in escaping and reaching our lines.
A Pennsylv inian Just returned from re1-
eldom, reports active movements Of the rebel
troops from Richmond towards Petersburgh
and that over 10 900 passed down the Rich
mond and Petersburgh Railroad last oltur-
day.
The Richmond Wing of the Goth, says tho
battle at Middletown was brought on by
Mcclellan with a view to relieve the federal
garrison at Harper's Ferry, that he emit
have had so many as $4,000 men, since Gen.
| Hills corps darn1ee was found sufficient to
check his progress. The next day L1nr-
streets cJrps joined HILLS and defeated
Mcclellan.
The Wig, speaking Of the capture Of
Harper's Ferry. says: "The number VI prs
oners is probably greater than thos' taken
by the federal forces at Fort Don=ls,n OF Jv
the COnfederates in the battles before Rich
mOnd." 1t claims the capture as iruItiul
and the most momentous success Of the war.
1t expels the last remnant Of the iederl! army
and secures the whole Of that rich cluut-y 10
the Conitderacy. Il RELIEVES Cen. l. from
all apprehension of danger m bis rear, and
opens a safe line Of cor mum cstiJn with
Richmond.
A resolution was introduced iu-9 the Viz
ginia Legislature inquirins whether mar.
tial law ID further required IN Richmond Ur
other places in the State. /, Was resolved
that 50 much of the Governors message as
refers to the granting OF amnesty to tanse
who have taken the oath Of fidelity % toe
Lincoln Government. be referred 20 the com
mittee of Courts OF Justice. \ resolution at
thanks to Lee AMI Jackson was ulaJ ADOPT
ed. claiming for the latter the genius oi lu-
spiration.
The ETo1,in,r Of the lsIh, says Tag OF
truce will depart to-day for Narena TO carry
down 260 officers and priyatcs ot the Yankee
prisoners, about the last M1hiclns rsmainn.
at Richmond, except six hundrsi -lcz unl
wounded. who still cucumber the hJspitl.-.
A dispatch from Mobile. 10Th inst, says ta-t
Gen. Price has driven the enemy IN the DIR &C.
ton OF East Court, capturing SluO,Ult
worth of stores. Gen. Pnce was suI 10
pursuit Of the federal forces. aud only seven
miles behind them.
Ia Cincinnati the daily Prohibition az
business after 1 o'clock p. NJ. has 5een rescin
ded, and drilling of the citizens dispensed
With, except FIR few hours OF every oltur-
day.
The Gag OF truce bot Canonlols re-ur1ed
rom Aikens' Landing 10 FJTtra M9uros on
Monday, bringing down TIRES hundfed
paroled prisoners.
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MIDDLEIoWN, Nj.

-tAAAAl4-AN.h p 4AAss Y
via Washington, Sept. %. (
Thee h., been no fshting since wednes-
day. oIcaI. slirmishias with the enemy :
rear.
Tlu.slay morning there was no Gag Of
truce, TO armsitico but by implied mutual
o,us.nt, F; was supposed that the enemy was
engage Is we we're in bury,n. the dad
Bar late on rhur-iay evening. heavy e1plo-
s.Irs wor. Leird on cur right and quite =
clr1l,rs.ion WAS visible. 1. was then dis-
olys-.i tina; instead Of bur7ing their dead
tae enemy had taken advantage Of the cessa
tan orhlsuli.es % r,treat. leaving them all
uablr,.d.
Charles R Train. Of G-n. Glrion's staff
.5 he ,l.s-s went to tie battlefield
l~I ride or.rIt Tbs uJst horrible scene
m.,tl, tL--- view and the ,i1r from it rem
i.r-l t.c-r stay necessarily very temporary.
r.ag found 30 q ar wearing Maj. Generals
straps lying dad. while the lJss Of other
--t.l I'll rs seemed 20 De immensely large :;
n.
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' IDS 70 most '''T-o.e' ana 'ney eu'se
' .'s' s'',' j NARY ''n1' Iney
-.-'' a. must o'7'-
''' ''''' '''4' oD' ''-'''y 'N''s
"'' ''-.''n' W '1' war.
'. '..r'Ain' A-li'AI Director e'l1-
"-t euT .os ln killed. wounded AMI miss
Dog in both tatt..s az over 1900
LATER.
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EXTR ACrs FROM RICHMOND
PAPERS.

On Friday, our lines advanced towards the
enemy, when the discovery was made that
the ~nn.e rebel army had retreated during
the night. leaving their pickets along the
entire line b a. u prevent Us from gaining
a Nbt..s-ls e Of their movements until they
eccyR. pli-ne, their purpose. Those lett be-
hind 10 perform this duty generally surren-
deTed on our skirmisbers appeared.
Il -.,r... from statements Of residents OF
>aarpsb.rs and vicinity, that rebel reinforce
meat S,fe s1Pected on Friday, but they did
not ann, aud subsequently it was decided
- CT the river as they were IN NJ condition
for such battlr ss that of the 18th inst.
- they COMMENCED leaving at dark on Thurs
DAY n,Sh;, and the rear of the line passed
,hrnash Sh4rpeburg just before daylight Fin
day % irning. They crossed the river at dill
fsrent p'ints in the vicinity Of Sbarpsburg.
ss there are several lords within two mills OF
thrs Ilaer. although the contrary i'ss been
reIf--enttl
Our e-.,4iry started in pursuit as sos,n
es ;he.;cts=.; was known. but beyond CAP
iasFa. a lea iundrel strasgiers, they sue
csai-i ia nA., ting but lutte injury upon The
enemy
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lee LATEST News this (ThGTsi-y) morn
ing, from Louifville, is that Gen Buell. bad
arrived. and seven division Of bis army Ner-
close by. The city Is considered safe, ---
plte the nearness Of the rebel f-rcs w-Ica
we're at Bloomfield.
There Is no movemsnt reported fr-n G-n.
McClelan's army.
The President on Wednesday i.s-I
Proclamation, dec aring the Wa. o.. k1l-1s
cOrpa, suspended in the case . ail lers .ns
who are now or shall be 10 co1-aeu..t IS
order of any military authority Aa- DE-
claring that all rebels and 'h-ir ai--is. 500
discouraging enl7tments or resisting dr.i--,
shall be subject to martial las
james S Waisworih was ysst.rliy l'a.-
mated for Governor of y. Y. Pr t0e s.g.3-
lican convention a. Syrlcg-c
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NLw YURK, Sept. p.

lie TribSne's correspondent asserts on
testimony Of lis own eyes that 200 rebels
were captured on Saturday. Our troops
crossed the Potomac in large force and were
GsltinE ~ tie other side, firing not having
ceased saturday, Il. midnight.
tbe rest Of the army advanced to the riv-
er. l. fshtiag 50 lar We have had decidedly
the advantage.
The iuHss' special Dispatch states thas the
ll3.h Penn. lost u killed and l20 wounded
IN reconnaissance on Saturday.
On Sturdy the enemy crossed at Will
umsp5rt lul were driven back by the ad-
vance of our army. WilliAmsporI is now &C.
copied ~ our men in strong force. The To
bells hoped IN crossing to turn Gen. MeClel-
hus right AinA but failed.
Gov. Curtin has Withdrawn the militia
Into Puusy,y III.
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-8sNs.' - - -
Inc ste4a.si q. S>.'ia from Li,.ruoel She
18th. and cn.yu,;cwu the l!,h, ra---d here
,his morning. N.v- an'mp,ctaH'.
The Do,'v N,e' at. 81 at,irl- 20 ls.else
Of Am-:raa t,rr-.a an patrictis-a. and
patriotism. and c,pi-.aU. toe s1Eh:s'ry Of
tho,s who ind i4lit tbs rac AmeIi.an. are
not sutici n.,g desl -ndeni'
The Liverpool PoN advocate. mNdiiti1n
and argue. that E7gi.ni :, ,ts OVER "a p
date and PziueIst-u the msn.
The IsaeT, the LInd "a o. gan Ct the Con-
federste. .sy- 90. \. Siuders nrpusbs DO
c'mmunic..ll-s whatever from the C5niei-
crate Goverouep; u European o,muis-lrn-
err.
The Par's Correspondent OF tie london
T,n,.s give, 'be version Of Buffers d.fh;u!'y
with the French CvuslI a. Nep Urleau. as
vsr7 uBiav T,hle 70 Batter.
Important discoveries are said to hav. b7sn
made to enable ju,s to Ia used to sres, s4-
tent as substitute tx cotton. TIE articles
ha, advanced nearly 81 re5 rvn, .iro. tLv
beginning Of the nonth
Serious disturbances have .4seu plso, II
Proo-aits Morsvi.. esios e, the stop-szs Of
the cotton factori-s.
TIE riots continued ihre- day. and were
stopped by the military.
r. is stated that the Queen Of Bngland has
formally demanded the hand Of the Princes
Alexander Of Denmark Tor the Prince OF
Wales
There are rumor- Of plots and threats by
the Italian revolutions very similar 10 'hcs-
IN the OrsinI affair.
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Died.

In Burlington, Sept. Il, Of heat disease. Geo.
E. Lsdd. sg.d 90 years.
Al his residence in Colchester Sept. l7th, JDsIT
Il. PEySIEAB, sgsd sc.
In Col chester, Sept. Il. 1882, Il. 3. Fisher
aged IS years, ) months anu p days
In thi, village, Friiay Sept TO- selden P-tise,
sged 81 years.
In Huntington. Sept. l7sh, Of diP,hsFis, Mrs
Hannah b. Small, wife Of Daniel B snail, Ia The
tsth year Of her age.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept. %.

The following is a SPECIAL dispatch to an
afternoon paper Of this city:
HARRIsBuEGu, Pa, Sept. %
We have some stirring news from the az
nv IN Maryland and Virginia, received
through d gentleman who reached here last
n-,it. aui who WIS With the Union army
last Sltartsy and Sunl-y.
lie says saat the Union army is rapidly
crossing INTO VrgiuiA at Wiliiausqort.-
Gen. Keuley's brigade Is in tie advance and
went over ,he river on Sunday night. Gen.
Ciuch's division also crossed the Potomac on
Monday. Gen. Frlnklin's corls was to fol-
low Immediately.
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REAL ESTATE.

A rare chance for an enterPriang party.
INoR SALE OR To LET, tho Unitsl States
l. Hotel on Lake George, n. T., opposite the
Fort lillian Henry Hotel with all It's excellent
furniture and about 70 acres Of fne land, Of
which q portion is in wood. Tne location cannot
be surpassed for beauty Of scenery CT bealthlul-
ness, and to 3 responsible party ire Terms Will be
very accommodating. Fur further particulars ap-
WILLIAM F. HELMS,
81 Nassau Street. kOom No. 2, New ork.
Sept. 23.-d4t
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UEsDcU.7Tss7 AMY OF PoToxAc, .

Sunday Evening.
The firing heard Saturday evening IN the
direction OF Williamsport Is ascertained To
have been raid Of Stewards cavalry.
lie crossed on Friday night into Maryland
q, that point with his cavalry, one regiment
Of iuf,ntry, and Il pieces Of artillery.
TIE force sent up 20 drive him hack az
rived 90 she town late in the afternoon.
DIrir. the nigh, they recrossed into Virgin
o, and this morning had disappeared from
TIE work Of burymg the dead still contin-
ucs, averaging about 1000 per day. To-
morrow viii probably finish it.
Maryland Heights were yesterday oocuPi-
cd hy Federal force.
dications are that the enemy is continu-
Ing ms retreat into Virginia, and leaving the
line o: tie Potomac.
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HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
J.-S PstlnI-S j. q sealed Eaps'oYs. P'irs eeat.
A LECTURE on As Sstu-e, Treatment, ard
~ Radical CErsi- sPermstsrrbgs, OF seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, sexual Detii-
ity, snd ImPedinents u Marriage generally, Nss-
vousnsss, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fit., Men
tai Physical IneApscity, r-suiting froG4 self
Abuse, &s.-By Rosr. J. CULvLEvELt, N. D.
Author Of the Gr.ra BooS Sc.
Sent urdsr seal, ia rl,ir envelope, 70 any 3D.
dress post pad on receipt OF rix cents or t-o
postage stamps, BY DR.. Gil. J. C. KLINE,
M Bovery, New York, Post Ofics Box, ASS
Aug. g. daT3nr
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Reliable adsices from Cave City ay thst q
portion q! Gen Bueli's iorcs attacked ard
repulseJ Bragg's rear zo.ri inn HOIss Cave
Thursday evening .GPoP .a-ras saich Br7,z
Is reported 10 have o. ~, .;s nBsn, '2dJ
across the iieer southwsti TEN Nun 'oT5--
rile.
NJ further particular.
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ZErA PRATT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTFNTE honorable tbs
District Of Caittenien. rs. L Probate Court for
tie District Of Chitteuden,
To an persons interested in the estate Of Zsba
Pratt. late IL Jericho. IA slil District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas. said Court Lsi assigned the 3lth day
q Sep,emb-r. 1852, { r the ssttlsmcn; Of the al
miuistraiion a-coU-t of the administrator CT the
estate Of Zsts Pratt, late Of Jericho, deceased,
aut ordered th4t ploli- notice thereof be given 70
all persons eTested in said estate, BY published
this order three weeks successfully previous 70 tho
day assigned, in tae Free Press printed il Bur
lingt5n in said District.
therefore, you nre hereby notified to appear -
ID Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington, oa tie
day assigned, then and there 70 contest the allow
an e Of said account, il you see cause.
q Given under my hAai, this eighth day OF Sep
TENDER, A. D. lSJ2.
D. FRENCH, Register.
ufIu9s
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hsAils = PEI cent. l.- t.,
ye.s sYJi-I ks.r-t ]. lSst. sat Per r-rt, - ..
BE- vs.t s2Jn the fisih-i smeuut Il tle p-eufa,u
nC.a. without reference t. auv elinr-su.e1- r-...
- ,. p.ii % the Treasurer 81 his q &c tA b
T-i.er, 0r ~ Gs.cre tie l3ta Jay ~ Cc-".,- rs e
Members q tAe COMPANY viii Al b. g., ,e,.--
o! tie Repre- cutstlve lest to the Lszi-.s,lf-.
-essilis slowing t-s AZ. u1' Of ASSESSMENT -l-
ff0a eGel y--Pv-;iteiJ -nt hey sre particularly
i-sifsd ssr that the ~ by Tor 'A si- 7-s- 1--t-
i ;uTNarisl O.. tie r.-~ 90 rr, ,i,-r. Tf. o.
tl-a,s lu.t be psli she. l-e. t..-- ~l. t-.
tss- Pr, pas oosht 10 Q. eEIf-- '. - 7,iIIi .-s.l
Property j. Destroyed oy a-- s. 'i.;.- -.-1....
- 'f,- q ta4 pad = Members 81 .-e e.. -.f.....
81 t1a proper tiEe, viii save them a. P..- - sH.
.s.ahi, zee So. ssh, Att q lee o. --',,.
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BACHELORS HAIR D1EI
LII q u IL TILE WCapI n

The BBSI IN The "OkLD.
WiIiaus A. Batebslos's ssissrsssd Hair Dys
produces a color no, 70 Be dissinsuishsd from ns-
tur.--.rr.nted not 70 ipjurs the Hair 10 the
least; remedies the III effects Of bsd dyes. and In
vigorst.s the Hair for life. GREY, RED. OF
RUSTY HAIR instantly surSs splendid Black
or Brown. leaving the Hair sofs add beautiful
Sold BY all Druggists, tc-'
SThs Genuine Is Egnsd WILLIAM
BACHELOR on tie fsv, -dss Of ss<S bos.
FACTORY. No. 81 Barclay Street.
Nov York.
(Lsi. 2sS Brosdsssy s.Sis Bo-d Sssa.)
mzydsvly7s
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IrCIA nRYANT,s ESTATE.

Z. lac -ub-crioe hsviug been appointed
- p .hr Il -.I,bie 10 P.oUste Ccur; ;or the
bIs..... q tsl.legd-n. Gommissioners to receive,
exsa. Z - arja.. rs cilim- aai demands of ST
p-rsel- --7,,.-f tts sr'aie % Lucia Bryant. late
p RI. l-rf i. 7-5l District. deceased, rsp-s-
-.---' '--oi.-'. All ! I'll CLAIMS and demands
.'.--. -f.et thereto: and SIX months from
r.-.. % ass hereof. bsiag SLOWED b. slii
'r-' .. - F1-p.se, We DO therefore hercbv
.-r'-r 'r We vii Attend 10 tie business %
-lr p -.-ti. s, th7 store Of a. A. Hedges,
De- .i.-..4f --i.. '-,.i'', CO tbs a-st Wednss-
..- ali f'hrItrg srz,, AZ 10 Je.Ock
ID -sil day..
..-- ..- .l --r.,sr ,rs. a. D. lst1
HODGE. Connie
y p. NEIePLE- sioa,rs.
1898,
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NOTICE.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subs'r Der 10
u Hinesburgh, on or about the 25tn dsy OF
Auyu,t lat, two ? year old HeifeTs, one a light
red. the other a dark red and white, both having
an artificial mark ulon the left car. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away.
Hinesburgb. Sept q, 1852
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUE-
ANCE COMPANY.

rI,HE ASSESSMENTS of this Company for the
L year ending Aug. LIST, ls62, are now due.
list OF them may be found at the o &c OF he IN
dsrsigned, where 1t is necessary that they should
be paid before the eommencement o. the session Of
the Legislature. on the sth Oct next
SHAW & WIRES.
Burlington, Sept. ?2d, 1862. daw?-
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The bridge over the Il ltchie River few
miles north of this city was burned by guer-
rillas on Thursday night. It was Of no
importance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-26

10 A.Nr H -- -
y special despatch Go tie J04raa. lr'm
Washington to-day. says majority of tie
Ulcers aud civilians here endorse Gle Prsi-
dents Ea1rc ad.n Proclamation; although
s.ms a.r-e with toe Nati0aa. htigGc,r,
that it v.ll be I'D IF practical ef.r'
G Mod well Is here waiting .rlrs tr0m
tte War D.plr,men'
TIE wounl.l soldiers h7ve recovered from
the fatigue Of their journey l..--r. and o.
ms. al are DONG well.
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Special Notices.

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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ISsUR-

NJ 2.

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DISEASES OF wOMEN.-DH. Man
on s,tsnds exclusively TO the treatment Of P'irs1
Dl,ss.y aud the ,p.e,sI Disessss Of WOMEN, a,
his RzxspIlL Irsrrurs for Special Diseases, A.
No. 7s Uniou st., Previdsnes, 4. l. See his sd-
ver,isensnt Of Tar GstAr IsDus REssDr ros
FssALks in this PAPER.
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