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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-14

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Eorthefn Nul.v ouis Vile, arrives Daily, $50 NJ
. leaves 7.l5 AM.
Columbia via T A. R.P. arrives $50 PM.
leaves tIOAM.
shelbyyille, via M G. RP, arrives $50 Pm.
leaves 1000 AM.
Lebanon. arrives l2.OOM.
leaves eco Pm.
Memphis Mall, leaves Day,y Louisville and Cairo.
POST OFFICES OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
GordOnsyle, Smithyile,
watertown, Jennings Fork.
rOST. OFFICES on LINE OF NJ 4 c. RR-
Murfreesboro, Fostervile
Jordan's Valley, shelbyyille,
d" Christians Palmetto
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Northern News.

PoPE's OFFICIAL DIsPATcH.-Pope's OF.
fetal dispatch dated tho 29th, claims q
victory over Longstreet and the capture
of thousand prisoners, many arms and
one piece of artillery. He says that
Heintzelman's corps would iaoye against
jackson. six miles West of Centreville,
at daylight, and he did not $50 how j Sck.
son could escape without heavy loss.
Tho Washington correspondeAdfpf ~
N. Y. Times says that ssveraE 'Statss are
much further behind in raising their quo
tn of troops un,ler the new call yAhh has
been represented. Thers will be very
few where drafting will mot have 10 b.
rsseFted 10.
dsn, Phelps resignation has beeS -
copied. n.
AZ the Dsmocsstic mass n,estif HID
in PhilAdslphie Saturday. resolutid srl
adopted denouhclng SecessiopiSD A{S
Abolitiouisrn. and in favor Of fred ~ u
and tho vigorous prosecution Of ttSWe$
Among the speakers was Chaa. y. Jp1qf'
soil, who declared thSt the object ~
war was to free negroes. BE donShnesd
the present government as the mo1t eer
rupt and dsepotio ever seen herA3 IL
was suhseonsntly arrosted for .utsSFtnl
these sentiments.
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East Tennessee.

Ma. lGee. y. P. McGown, by direction
Of Gen. E. Kirby Smith. has assumed
command of the Department of-East Ten.
nessse. One Of the 6rst acts of: 6sneral
SfcCown, we hope will DO the banging up
ofsome Of the numerous hocse thieves
who are providing about, the :eonntry,
atsaling everything-they osn lay thsif
hands on. and praetioings all sorts Of iw
position ,npon the people. besides briAgins
dilgraos to ths service. injury " ~
cause. Stripes on the breaches snd gig
on the heel, is not infsIlibie evidence
that the wsalsr 10 either a soldier or .
gentleman
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asAnan's Avn d. -Gsng n ~ brja.
axie anjtf .coiI113Snd Of Q6i. Alien No
Kius1fy. \ n Ht(S ga Ala. peSfmsnt attack
ed sth5 68enft A. Steve66on about IL
,o:clsrk thip hlotning AAe<er ;feur hours'
1he lqn1 ~ ssll1u!!y y6cue9sa tselr for
ii6e6s ~ ~ 1900 sefy s,se6s-por-
Sicss al y ~ 4 N1dk ~ y teAi8 81 qars
1T M - liz. y - 81 ~ sli5t,r1ad, and
Others pdIl mslfA hroufk the wo0ds.
The Federal forces wore eatimased At
l, 200 strong, composed Of dufanleg uftil-
lery and cavalry. Our forces nuilbajed
but about 900, inclaatA2 the aQ5th Tan.
nessee, 32d and 4lst Alahams, Gunter,s
dismounted rangers, Capt. Rlcei6 cavalry
company of Towards battalion. and
Freeman's and Dure's batteries Of artias
lery. -.
Our loss was only two sIishtlywounded,
none killed. The enemy's loss unknown,
we found but one. dead body inside the
Notifications. They removed the Others.
A large amount of stores and ammuni.
ton were captured.
The command met with the most cor.
dial reception from the citizens, the Ia.
dies urging the boys not to stop short oi
| the death, or capture of the entire Yam
kee force. II was touching scene tc
witness the Joy Of those loyal to our cause
when the stars and bars were triumph
! antly .unfurled over the late Yankee
Lstronghold.
All of our forces displayed great gal
lantry. Freeman's battery was worked
I witlGsreat sEiIttnd signal effect. Lieut.
! Col Maury was in command Of the 32t
Z Alabama, and displayed, as before, grea
liability, and distinguished himself ans
command by the cool and deliberat
manner in which he handled them, in tn
hour of danger.
MOBILE, Aug. 30.-A special to the IA
uertiser d. Register from Tupelo the 29th
says fourteen prisoners captured at Rier
ri have arrived.
!, Three hundred of our guerillas move
in two parties against the Yankees cam
! with the intention of attacking it o.
both sides; one party captured the pick
cts, and took the Yankees completely b
surprise, rushing headlong into thei
:. camp, which consisted Of five regiment
of cavalry and eight Of infantry. Tn
other party failed in attacking; const
quently their small force was repulse
, and pursued by the Yankees. They SUI
ceeded in bringing off a number Of pri.
oners. Our loss will not exceed fifteen
The attack was reckless, and the escap
of our forces miracle.
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Terrible. Steamboat Disaster.

Memphis papers contain the particulars
of a serious disaster on the Mississippi,
which occurred at Grand Cut Of, sixty
miles below the city, on Thursday last
The stern.wheel steamer Acacia, on her
-way down to Helena, with passenger
and crew list Of over one hundred and
Eifty, struck essag about two s O'clock e 4.
o ~ mas q Ss 81 sEs p.sssoss as
FL u 'sstimstsds thas :at lesst one-half,
sevsnty.tlve psssons. psyishsd. -Advsstiser
d RSiaeee x4saustS0.
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peserters from the Yankees.

Seventy. four deserters from Pope's
army arrived at Gordonsville yesterday.
They expressed themselves tired Of fight
ing, and represented the condition of
Pope's command as one Of almost entire
decentralization. The license allowed tho
men TO plumber and OBJ as they pleased,
had worked badly on the morals and dis.
ciplipe Of the army and had rendered it
almost mob, kept together and controll-
ed only by frequent and heavy punish
ments.-Lynch6ury Republican, Aug. 80,
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- AiSelss ID New Orleans.
he, Suaa, ;6f the 2sth says:

An arrivsltfrom Now, 0rlsans brings the
intelligence that Gem. Batter has ordered
the surrender of all arms held BY the citi.
sens. not even excepting the French resi-.
dents. who requested 70 DO exempt from
the operations of the order, on tho
ground OF the fear Of seryile insurrection.
The same paper has the following;
A few days since a expeaiticn was
fitted out = Nemtegn, North Garolina, to
proachiue The town. Uncovered several
IN - ~ MIDI could not be forced, and
ths s 81 dl1f a retoxped q NHwtern.
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Confederate Counterfeit Notes.

As thousands of these notes are in cir
culation, and but few know how to dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious
we are doing the public service by Civ
ing the following tests, which have been
kindly furnished 10 US by bank officer
of this city,
500.
The sailor in the left hand end leans
upon an anchor; diagonally across the
yignette from left to right, in the genu-
inc, there is hair line very distinct, as il
the stone from which the impression was
taken had been broken or cracked. In
the counterfeit there is no such blur or
hair line. In the centre vignette, right
side near the cotton press, ia q mule-in
the genuine it is very indistinctly execu-
ted, and the mule looks rs if he were
from you presenting only tail
view-in the counterfeit it is much plain
er, and the mule presents almost broad
side view.
In the genuine on the left hand end
the sailor that is leaning forward, is part
ly bald--ip the counterfeit a more full
head of hair have seen none signed ex'
cept on the left, NJ. G. Riggs, letter A
small, letter d to the right Of the A.
The knob or handle on iron chest, is
not on the counterfeit.
$50.
The sailor in the left hand corner again
betrays the counterfeit.
In the genuine, the crown of the sail.
or's bat is very much broader than in the
counterfeit, the shading lines on his jack
ct, in the genuine, run square across the
body-in the counterfeit they run diago-
nally across the body.
The paper Of the counterfeit is whittier,
sitter and better than the genuine.
With these tests, there will be no diff.
ficulty in discriminating between the gem
uine and spurious notes. Run over your
pile" and see TO what you have been
cheated. -iSavannah Republican.
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By order of Maj Gen. f. KIRBY Smith.
Federal Reports from Tennessee.

dispatches to the Associated Press, Nsrth.]
RUssELvILLE, KY Aug. 2l.-All that is
known here of the capture Of Clsrksville,
is that Col. Mason surrendered his whole
command to guerrilla force under A. R.
johnson, Woodward and Garth. The
most reliable reports represent Mason's
force at 900, and that of the rebels at from
four TO SIX hundred not q gun was fired:
Mason and his men was paTolied and
went down the liver.
LATER.-Further information from
GAINESVILLE show the surrender 70, % the
most disgraceful and cowardly Of the war.
The paroled prisoners were allowed TO
carrv XII their horses and side-arnns. The
surrender was made TO an inferior force
IF rebei cavalry. Mason and Woodward
r,ade speeches complimenting each other.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 81. Yesterday noon,
cantain Atkinson, Of the 5Oth Indiana,
with twenty men, in stockade at Edge
ieId junction, was attacked by one thou
sand guerrillas. He repulsed them three
times, killing Morgan's adjutant and sew.
on privates, and wounding eighteen 9th
ers, ard finally. after three hours fighting,
drove them Cd.
NASHVILLE, Aug, 2l.-Col. Mason OF
the 2lst Ohio, the same regiment de.
nounced by General Sherman for cowar.
dice at the battle Of Shiloh, with three
hundred men and two cannon, in strong
lintrenchihents at GAINESVILLE, surrendered
without resistance to the same number
of guerrillas. The guerrillas were aided
by rebels who had taken the oath of al.
legiance., A large amount Of United
Safes property was seized.
One hundred soldiers were captured
by guerillias at Manskow creek, near
Edgefieid, and the bridge burned.
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louis
vile this morning. Lieut.. Col. Hefffen
of Indiana, has been arrested for viola
f;no ordars
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Letter from Capt. McElrath.

w. ~. ,,,c,,,,;tted N ,no,.a tho follow.
;rt axtract from, !. nr;va,e letter from
r,.,,, 'Mcr,rs,,,. - - 80.
. P;cb,ron5 R,.. Auo 40 1869. we have
had to-day three different and holly con
tested battles. The enemys iorce report,
gu a. if,ovo M; neS r:ii iau o s r,;I.s srom,
R;chnond and tho last one Mt Rich,
mond.
Our loss IN killed is about 100, perhaps
iess' ana as many wounae9. ina. oa
ours hsa;ass s noer . ooo nr;sonsrs Cant
Scott is row, o'clock P. M, in the rear,
SO SO .has IN .ne morning we sh"'i '"p'"'o
Ourmen hehavea nos, oa,,antlv. cl,ars,
ing the enemy at each stand they made
killed one General, four Colonies, two
w. Ooioneis, ana captured large qu"''e',
Col Scott who was nurs,,;np ia ius,
now in, and says we have captured the
entire army--more than io,ooo men!
NJ eSarnv U ro v" betmo .v his ayd Ley
ineton. God be praisedi 5
|
A friend at knoxville writes at o.
CLOCK +. M, wednesday as toiiows;-
"A member OF Gen. smiths stair writes
that the victory is most brilliant and com
piete, and that tie loss Of the enemy i,
killed, wourded, and captured, amoun.
10 near 10000 men. Ten pieces of can
non and all their small arms. ammuni
ton ard commissary stores were captur
, e., q. 20 o.,
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Notice to White Men to Leave.
The Toledo (Ohio) Blade, (Abolitionist)
in referring to the late riot at that place,
between the white laborers and negroes;
says:
If any individuals are unwilling to work
by the side ofthe negroes, it is their priv.
ilege to seek employment elsewhere"
And the Cincinnati Gassre, in the same
strain, tells "the laboring man who fears
negro competition, to present himself q.
one of our recruiting offices, and he can
at once procure permanent employmett.'
!" White laborers," says the Enquirer
who do not like the Negro equality
nor the association TO which it would sub
ject them, will after the above, take warn
ing, and 90 into the army. or some other
place, where they cannot be elbowed Out
BY the negroes"
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Death.

WV. G. Writ, Esq, Cashier of the
Branch Bank of Tennessee, Athens. died
at half past o'clock, Wednesday even.
ing. The disease was of that character
pulmonary-which led to the expectation
that his demise would occur at an early
day. yet his loss will DO severely felt and
mourned by the community. While it
will be the privilege of some other pen TO
pay proper tribute to his memory, it is
not inappropriate for us, who have known
him well for years, to remark, that he
was good man. honest and true in bust
ness, faithful and answering in all the
relations of life. full of warm and gener-
Gus impulses. and heart and hand al
ways open and ready to the wants and
misfortunes of his fellow-man. His do
parture was peaceful and full of hope
He leaves widow aud three children
May the mantle of Providence envelops
and sustain them in their bereavement.
The funeral will take place at O'clock
this-Thuruday evening !:
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Gen. Reauregard.

The Charlsston Courier announces that
Gen. Beauregard has 'sAen assigned to
the Coast Department. Hsadqusrssrs at
Charleston. tisg
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2 SYls experimentation CAvalry, g. 8. a.
This morning received posi-.
we 1ltoimation a. TO Gen. Nelson's in.
lemons and moyemsnts. lie is retreat.
ing from NAshvane 10 reinforce Bowling
Green, at the hesd Of 500 infantry, 2O3
cavefyy, and ~ cannon. 1t 4 eyidently
the iiatetsttca Of tise 3sedsta.N - nvtssNnSt
the defence Of tho line Of Bowlin1 Green
and Lebanon. j. I'm
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acknowledgements are que, nothing Dut
hard lighting carried, thepn through,
To my personsl staff am deeply in.
debted. : Col. St. Ledger Grepfell, Acting
Adjntant General ably supported me;
Capt. Lewellen, my Quartefmaster, and
Capt. Green Roberts. who acted az N.Y.
Aides-de Camp, were most active. and
fearless in carrying my ORDERS. and the
Captains of Companies. cool and collect.
ed in tho Performance o. them. 81 -
Lieut.. Col. Duke led sun bis regiment.
If possible, With more thar MS usual gal.
lantFy, and contributed BY the cent? snce
with which Ia has Inspired bic men 10
insl.se Tia slfccess Of tie day.
Lieut.. Col. Dixie makes ptrtiouisr mon.
ton Of the cool aud determined manner
IN which Lieut.. Roger, commanding I'D.
vance guard, Capt. Hhtchison, Castle and
Lieut.. White, respectively commanding
tho three Companies 01mposing his di.
vision, behaved; in fact., the conduct oil
both officers and men deserve the high.
est praise. r. III
received every assistance from the
patriotism aud zeal Of the sneighboring
citizens, .smongst whom Major Duffey
and Cspt., r. a. Bennett, were. pre-smi:
I have also 70 report That I have re-
oeivedss dIspatch from Con. Forrest stat,
Ing that, ho has !. encapaned Within geiaht
nile Of me, with Ard fcrt4ment Of 800
men, but no artilleS5. The'want Of this
sym, cripple ny psnts. and pre-,
vents ~ adyascS : " IL that .osrtsinty 81
eject kiok ! Ist96ty would S16vd. q, !.
Rsey1its mes III asl Lea sjr5Fjss,
The 81 u1atio& sAslna ~. ~ - II; MOI
ssIh 80 az 8 H. !sSa e
fSosS sSossly. a. .sliy}s
that noex<rtion or nay part shall 81
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Ashsas, EriAay,.sspssnssr s. 1855.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

STATE OF VERMONT, Tie Hon. the PROBATE Cour,
TIsrBIcr OF RANDOLPH, SIS. for said DistrIct,To al
persons concerned in the Estate Of Daniel b. Dunhuln
late Of Tunbrid E, deceased, G8EE?lNa.
WHEREAS, Caiista K Dunhts and Elbrdge r. Dun
~ ham, Administrators of the of said deceased,
request said Court to allow them the further lime OF
year from and after tie Sd day # August 4 D. 1862
TO make payment of The tebs and close tire se'lcMen;
of the Estate.
Therefore, you are hereby mol fife that said application
will be heard at session Of the Probate Cpurl 10 be held
at Chelsea, the Dist day Of August next, 1T which
time You may be heard in The premises.
And this Uider shall be published three weeks
lively in the Green Mountain freeman, newspaper
printed at Montpelier, he IBIS state the ias o! which
ph caons shall be before the day assigned ur hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at he Probate Office Al chelsea
this 29tIi day of July. !. D. 1862.
f3i5W3t PERLEY G. JONES, Judge.
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Notice.

Notice. ....
IyrEEREAS, my wife, Amanda Jane bearing. has left
w nv bed and board without sufficient cause. all per
sons are hereby forbidden harbor her my
account after this cate, JOSEPH I. DEAkING.
Tunbridge, July -, l5j f3iiw3
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BILiO[IS HEADACHE j.!

by the ot these Pills the paf' tttA;lS)t erv.
0ns or Sick Headaches iaay be)r inl. taken
at the commencement CT stCck immediate -eie
tom pain and sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che to which females so subject.
1hey ect gently upon the bowels removing Cos
tvcnesS
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females end Il
persons OF sedentary habits they valuable Lax,
alive improving the appetite, giving and vigov to
the digestive organs amt restoring the natural elasticity
and strength Of The whole ayatem.
he CEPHAllC PILLS art the re UT Of lCng nvesti
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many years, during which tine the have
prevented and raiie"ed vast amount OF pain and sui
eIInG from Headache, whether originating in Il merry
Gus ST. nj or from Gtran red ate oftie stolaaGn
They are entirely vegetable in their competition and
may be taken at all times with pereur safety without
any change OF diet and the Absence OF any disag
taste renders It easy administer 10 children
BEWARE OF COUNYERFEl
The genuine have five signatures ofHenry c SDalctng
on each box
Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box viii oe sent by lnaiI prepared On receipt OF e
Price % Cents,
al orders SHOULD o. addressed TO
HENRY {. 8FALUING,
Is CEDAR trcer, Sew }.:,
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STATE OF YER MONT. The Hon. the Probate Court
EANDoLrH DISTRICT. s.. for .aid Di~triclo all per-
sons concerned in the estate 81 Carl>Sl Arnold late
RandolOh, deceased, HREETING
WHEREAS, Charles aldo, administrator OF T. estat.
" Of said deceased, lequeAs said court to allow him
The fultt e time Of one year pr and ter the 1871 dav
of Augut y. D. i3G2 make payment OF deJLs and
close The settlement al the estate,
Therefore, you hereby notified Mat said application
VIII be heard sesi ion If the PROT Cuutl led
at the Registers Office in Rroukeid he 9Th day of
August, A d. 1852, which y0u rnay be heard in
lhe pennies. And This order shall be published three
weeks successively in the Green Mountain freeman
prlmtc at Montpelier in this State the of which
publication hal! be before the day ASST sned ui hearing
aforesaid. .....
Given under my hand the Registers Office, Book
field this It'll day Of August i. d. 1862.
ny order Of Cont
3lGW3I J. f. GI.EAVEIAND REGISTER
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PROBATE COEjRY.s

Probate Courts, within and for the District OF Ram
dolph, torthe year ensuing, will be holden follows,
viz
AT the Registers Office in Brookfeld, the st Thurs
day in each month .... - 81.
At the Orange e. unity Hotel il Chelsea, the third
Thursday OF each monu-
At Chadwick's Hotel r West Randolph, tae fourth
Thursday in esch month.
At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel IN Washington. en- the second
Thursday in February Aay-and August
By order Of Court,
:. =. Z. GLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea December
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STATE OF VERMONT, Il In Probate Court, held at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, $50 Montpelier, within and fol
said District, on the 25th dag of July, A. D. 1862.
JAMES CRAM, guardian of Alden C. & Josephine NJ
y Loomis, minors max application said Court for
license to sell the following described real his
said ward, 10 wit their interest he IRIS aud representa-
uves of Alden s. Looms, hate of ROX bury in said dis
trCt dec tased in the sion of dover set to Anna
LOOMS froM the cal estate Of William LOOMS, late OF
said Roxbuy deceased, rep esenng that sale thereof
for the purpose of putting the proceeds of such sale
interest, or avestng the same IN stocks real estate
would be beneficial to sail wards.
Wheeupont is ordered by said Court that said aB0li-
cation be deferred tn session thereof be held a; the
Probate Office in said Montpelier The 10Th day of Aug
A d. R62. Tor healIGg and decision thereon and it Is
further ordered that all persons Interested be notified here
of, by pubcption OF notice OF said application and order
heeon tSa weeks successiy ely in Green Mountain
Fireman. printed at Montpelier before of heer
ing, that they may appear at said time and place and Il
hey see cause, object thereto
fly The Cuurt,
344f3w+ Attest i. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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q OlSCq,.

THIS may certify that have tins day giv,n my son,
Rufus Bgeow, his time during he remainder of his
minority and shall claim of his earnings nor pay
an Il, bis Of his contracting after this date.
+. KELLOGG, Witness JOHN BIGELOW.
W oodbury, July 22d. 1862. f&i4,H*
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Joseph II. SGecae's g2state.

'JuE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Zion
l. Grabe Probate COuI, the riCl of Randolph.
Commissioners toreceVe .eXanitneand a aims
and demands oi "a he Esateo Joseph
E. Steele late OF Bronktield. aid District deceased
represented Hsokent and the team of six months frOiG
the 18th day Of July, "A. u. lSG2, being allowed by
said Cour the creditors said to nd
prove their respective give notice that
we will nttenG to the duties ct cur appointment at
the dwelling hUase of said deceased in Brookield
in said district the fourth Friday Of August and of
December next, a: O'Clock the afternoon On each Of
SAID days.
GEORGE ROBINSON, tcom,s
EDMNUNDFOPE, oo'"
Bfooktela July A4th 1862. f344w3*
STATE OF VERMONT, Il AT IL Probate Court holden az
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SIS. BrooktieG, wi hin and for
said district, on the:E}d day of July A. u. 1862
CNEORGE l.. MASON. Administrator o the estate of
~ Samuel p. Reed, late Of said Broal.feld dec ear ed,
makes application iur license sell all the real estate of
SAID deceased anG represents that the sale of pant there
of is necessary fer he payment of debts and charges
against said estate, an& that part be sold without
injury TO those Interested in the remainder.
1t is therefore ordered by said Court said appiica-
Registers Office in 'rookt1ld the 18Th day of August
ordered that all concer&ed be notified here by publica.
aon OF ls order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the cen
Mount freeman, printed at Montpelier this ate,
before time appoined as aforesaid for bearing, that
they may appear at sal LIKE and place, if they cause.
object thereto. By order Count.
344fw3t Attest, j. (. CLEAvELAND, Register.