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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPE-

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF AN INVALID.-Pabiishsd
fr ,bs Beasf, and Is a W4r7iug and q Caai'oH 70
Young Nm who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &e.i supplying at the same
time the means Of self-cure. By enc who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical imposition and quaekery. By
enclosing pos, paid addressed envelope, SINGLE
corlEs may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co., y. /.
v---s H. dawly
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LEVI s.ToMBERsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
p1srarcr on cHrrrxSDES, IS. { concerned In tbs
Estate Of Levi 5. henderson, late Oh Wilton, l"
said District, deceased, Ni,L
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington VIE. tt,
in and for the District Of Chitsendsn' on the 7Itn
day Of August, A. D. ls62, an iSsrRu4ESI, R1.'
roYtinr 70 be the last VIII and Testament, Of L.
Vi s. henderson. late Of Milton, in said District,
deceased was presented to the Court Aforesaid Tor
Probate. .L..Lo an.L
dav Of September, A. D. 1852, at the ProSats
Court Rooms in said Burlington Be .sss9sa 10y
proving said Instrument: and that noeioI
Be given to all persons concerned, BY Pu3n9rins
tbis de- three weeks excessively in the Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous to the time appointed -,
THEREFoRx. you are hereby notined 70 .PPesass
bsfars aid Court at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate of said will il you nave
cause. ,,.. 4, aid
Given under my hand at Burlington , t 1
District. this 27th day Of August, A: D. lsos.
D'''''''' D. FRENCH. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

THE BEST N THE WORLD.
william A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color no, to be distinguished from na-
ture-warranted not TO injure the Hair in the
least; remedies the i'll Effects Of bad dyes, and in
vi-oratos the Hair for life. GREY, RED. or
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Black
or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and BEAUTIFUL
Sold by all Druggists, &c.
z-The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM
BACHELOR On n, four silss Of each b7r
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
dot, e33 B-sllrIy a4dl6 Bo1d Strsd)
may29iawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
R,rr,voRv Aug. 25.

The passenger train on the Winchester
road which left there on Saturday afternoon
for Harrer's Ferry, was fred into about hall
way between those points, by party OF 30
cusTrillas, and Edward Luc,s. an express
messenger was severely wounded The c'nduc-
tor lcciishly stopped the train IN compliance
wiz, t''r 'er Of :iie gang, a'l four soldiers
Of tle I,s Mich. vsyo taken prisoners. The
other passengers " T.. released and the tram
Wi,n i;- .r;en,- c.~;r'y.d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

a
Mr. GoodaIl arrived from Glencoe Satur-
day night. lie briggs the welcome news
that e. persons supposed to be killed are
safe. Among hopariy were y women and
children.
Asrcgltls the late Of tic missionaries,
Mr. Gsod4n thinks ab9u; 20 families are
killed. lie says all the friendly Indians
ra,hercd a, llr Wright's house to defend
him, but they must have been ovarpoweFed.
Cd. s5lsy's f'-ca was at s.. Peters at
O'Clock Saturday morning, so mile. .ss.m
Fort Rr5.al7, but could no; reach fs,fc Be-
f51e Sturdy evening. Cd. Cullen with
. 700 cavalry PROPOSED to strike across the
c1an,ry. aad may get there ahead Of Colone
/ Sibley. Oar opinion is that not less iha'
/ 100 Of our people have been mastered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
DISEASE, or WOMEN.--DR. "

DISEASES OF wOMEN.--DR. MAT
on attends exclusively to the treatment Of Pripaf
Ds,,,ssr and the SPECIAL Diseases Of WOMEN, at
bis RrxeniAL ISsrlrUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. IS Union ST.. Providence, r. I. Sec his ad-
vsrtisement Of The GREAT IyntAS REMEDY FOR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov ~ dawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

Mr.. EDT0R II was q; DE SUNNI heu.''
Nj Mansfield. vesterlly, aud found on the dy-l-lt
q the Register, a record Of tic presents made 70
the proprietor, Mr.. Bingham, ior The " summit
House ns a token Of the donors appreciated OF
his efforts to make the Mountain pleasant resort
and sojourn delightful. 1he following is a INST
Of presents June, l56I, a. K. Camp, Esq., Oh
Stowe, one clock; sept, ls6l, Rev Lewis trancls
Of Burlington, select library OK over ~ Voluinesi
July. 1862. L. S. Drew. Eco, Of Burlington, one
donkey, capable of packing up 200 lbs, or one
person; Aug. 1852 Geo. II. Chillson, Est. OF
Boston, one paten; fat heater. These we're all OK
cellent articles, and was pleased to learn Of fuca
good feeling towards the cntoTpri Q. g. N.
-Jar7oilis Nstrs dsaior.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
WOOLLEN YARS.
Undertaker's Notice.

= HAVING made arrangements
H for hearse and other
eonveniences for attending funerals, the subecri
Der hopes to receive fair share Of the public
patronage
CoYFIss, Of all sizes, and in variety Of style
and made in the best manner, always on hand and
or sale By the subscriber.
JACOB GREEN.
Burlington, April 9, 1852 diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
WAsurxGr0N, Aug. .

The recent expulsion Of newspaper cores
pondcnts from the Army Of Virginia, and
the order of the Government forbiiding the
Transmission of intelligence from that quar-
ter over the telegraph has rendered the col
lection Of reliable news extremely difficult
and almost useless.
Skirmishing has been going on to a greater
or l.ss extent during the past three OF four
days, during which several attempts were
made to cross the river but they were each
successfully repulsed, and in one instance
quite a number OF prisoners were captured.
The troops were in good spirits
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 4.

\ skirnish occurred yesterday between our
forces under Gen. Metcalf and the rebels at
Big Hill, Madison Co. Ky. After brief
engagement, Gen. Metcalf's forces withdrew
to Richmond No particulars are given Of
the loss on either side.
There has been no telegraph clmmunicl-
ton south Of RusselviIle since Thursday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
VI 4 y III q q ID ;

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
lat Published IN a sealed Eavsiops. P1es ssair.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, aad
n Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhoa, or seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual DeeiI
itv, and Impediments to Marriage generally, Ner-
v6usness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Men-
TAI PHYSICAL Incapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &s.-By RoBr. J. CULvLRwELL, NJ. D.,
Author Of the Grssa Book, 81.
"a Boon to Thousa OF Sufferers
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress post pad on receipt Of SIX cents, or two
postage stamps, by DR.. c II. J. c. KILN E,
IlT Bowery, New York, Post ofiee Box, ASS
A. : daw3m is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

We have a little boy (lircd,) Tho is hardly
yet nineteen years I'D, and vet says some
very smart things.
Don't YOU wish you vs. q burd
asked he, yesterday. OF a to0thless man VINO
was vainly endayoring u make change with
some postage-stamps.
a bird, my boy 2-why bird ~ IN
ouired the gentleman, anxiousiy.
:. Cos then you'd have a BIZ instead Of
Gums replied the clever and interesting
child.
INDIANA DISPUTES TIE Hoson.-GoF. Morton,
Of Indiana, telegraphs that last Monday, the first
REGIMENT, under the late call started for Washing
ton from Indiana, and that another would start
The next day. Coca for the Hocsiers.
Indiana may have been carly in the field,
under the late call-aariiar than New York -
but Old Vermont beat both by at least a
fortnight Let the honor rest where 1t be-
loDgs.-ABGn7 Ere. J5YrHci.
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PIa..sbargh. May Ise2.

PS. We publish below letter from John A.
Chamberliu, Grand Isle, who has had more exPe-
rience with machines than any other man N Yer
mont. W. I. u. ".
MEssRs. DAVIS 4 Co..
It is not hard driving 70 thresh with one span Of
horses, on your two-horse machine, 100 bushels Of
good wheat or 200 bushels oats. We have thresh-
ed l56 bushels Of wheat between 9 o'clock and
sunset. in January, without any extra efforts,
with four hands, but it not thistles aud weeds
also 81 bushels oats in % minutes. The above
was we'll cleaned. ct for market, as it came from
the machine. We have no trouble in cleaning
grain we'll, with your recent improvements, and
an satisfied the machines you now make will
thresh and clean we'll more grain with the SANE
help and two horses than any other tTo-horse
machine in this region will thrssh without clean
ing. -
]. A. CHAMBERLIN.
Grand Isle, Vt, May 70, 1856.
F. ST have threshed with one machine ov
60. 900 bushels, giving less than SO for repai
und then sold it for half the cos: Of a new one
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

'-..-'.s.. .h..
Tho u4m slip Cambria, irom New
Cr,slus ami bound to Pbiad.'rhia, las rut
In hc-o sa5r, o., coal.
The Ncw Orleans DaIa Of tie 18th says
tia. tic French Consul, Count Mejan, is not
pleased with Gen. Buffers order No. l., re-
quiIing IN persons to deliver up their arms
to tho Ccmnandaut. Count Mejan desires
that all Frel.sh su.ecrs be permitted 70 re
tain their private arms, as he thinks the l
;. authorities cinno. extend adequate prc-
lection to them a, all times and places,
Angus. Is
Fresh troop are daily arriving at Fortress
Monroe, and hundreds are returning to their
regiments who have been away sick.
The general health Of the army is impro7-
in,. Al was QUOTA Williamsburg yes
tcrdsy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
NOTICE..

PECK CoLBY.
WHEREAS, Daniel Roberts and LGsius o
w Chitteuden, Copartners, at tnis ts Iu1l.
s.;a Cont commenced their suit against moi4SA
Putnam, "a. of Freeport in the State Of lllaJr''
Intber Cross, Jabez W. Ellis and Lsyi bou'"e-; ~
Of Montpelier, in the County Of washington, -
state Of Vermont, as Principal DeiendanISs, $50, ~
summonin- l.. B. Peck and Stoddard b. VoIo ;.
Copartners, of said Montpelier, as Trustees Oh sd
PRINCIPAL Defendants, declaring agains. nor
Principal Defendants, in an action Oh 9eos
Book Accounts, demanding 800 doua1s -. csnrt
And whereas ii is made 10 aPpear 70 -, - ~.
bers that s.id Holden Putnam, ID, resides -
ont hi, STATE, and has not bad personal not'e OF
the tendency Of this suit, aid
Therefore, it is ordered BY the Court, TIA. -.
eanse be continued to the next Term thereof, 20
holden on the fourth Tuesday Of September, a. =
1852; and that the said Holden Putnam, "a,
notified Of the tendency thereof, ~ puonssas s
this notice. containing the substance Oh saa ~
cIaration. in the Burlington Free Press, q rev.
paper published at Burlington, In said Caiteneea
County. three weeks excessively, the last ? uon-
catiou 10 be at least twenty days before the neh'
Term Of this Court ..y.c .,-
Dated At Burlington. in said Chittenden county
tbi, 3Oth dsy of May, A. D. 1852.
A. J. HOWARD, Dep. CLERK
DANIEL ROBERTS,
Attorney for Plaintiff. TI'S
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s. I.nrIs. Anr. ..

II. IlII7l mug -
It's 1lid in circles likely to know, that
Gen. Curtis has boon relieved OF his COM
iaand in Arkars.s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29
HORSE POWER AND THRESHISG
MACHINES.

w T. DAVIS & co. have established a
w branch Of their Brasher Falls manufAc-
ture at Plattsbargh. Here we shall keep on hand
our we'll known Horse Powers Threshers and
Cleaners for one, two and three horses. The YER
mont farmers are well acquainted with these ma
chimes, for they have been in operation among
them for Is years, and never with so good repu-
taton as now. I: is safe 10 affirm that this Is the
only Thresher and Cleaner ever Manufactured in
the United States for 80 many years, that has not
been superseded by others. This has stood univ
allied and With the Improvements that our long
experience in the business has suggested, We take
pleasure il assuring the farmers Of Vermont that
il is above all others the machine they need. We
can forN ard machine to any port on the lake, al
slight expense with dispatch. All repairing
pieces and teeth will be kept constantly on hand
sud all orders will be promptly attended to.
W.P. DAVIS co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

The Grenada Appeal of the 18th. publishes
stonewall Jaekson's official report of the bat
tie of Cedar Mountain. lie claims brilliant
victory.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia En-
cuirer saws the officers and soldiers OF our ar
nv in Virginia are forbidden to write home
10 relatives, and no mails will be taken from
the army. Officers refused to give lists OF
the names Of those killed, as 1t is against or
ders, although some six hundred have been
lost in various skirmishes
Warreuton was retaken BY Mcdowell on
Saturday.
It is reported that Gen. Ricketts,, with his
batteries, slaughtered some 1900 rebels IN
different attempts made by them to cross the
railroad bridge on Saturday.
On Monday, the rebels under Col. Wood
ward. the same that took Clarksvllie, made
an attack onFort Donelson aud were repulsed,
with the loss of 80 killed and wounded. Col.
Woodward horse was killed under him and
his saddle and pistols are now in our pos
session.
The rebels sent flag OF truce previous to
! A.
question was put to the officers, and every
man voted No" The force OF the rebels
consisted of $50 infantry, 335 cavalry, and
. field pieces. The fort was under the com.
mand of Major Hart. with companies of
the list Ohio regiment, Col. Rodney Mason 5
regiment. Col. Lowe, of the 9Th Iowa Cav
airy. who arrived with relniorcements alter
the rebels were driven Of, started with four
eom,r.nies the next morning in pursuit Of
them. and came up with the enemy miles
out on the road to Clarksvllle. After hall
an hours fighting, the enemy retreated. The
federal loss was > killed and woun1el. Col
loves forces no, beios able to continue the
pursuit, returned.
Col Wright, oil the Federal forces, passe'
Carthage, Mo-, Tuesday, in hot pursuit o
the Guerrillas under Coffee and Hayes. Gen
Blunt with the Kansas troops was also rap
idly pushing on behind.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-29

trtUh>vILL. TAHES BI TUE
tETElS.
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was mostly caYaIry.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
BOARDING AND LODGING.

lIvANTED- BY A GENTLEMAN, A NICELY FUR
w nisiei fron Room Paror, with breakfast IN the
family young widow lady where other hoarders are
taken. address, with terms and very full parci Ea
rope, Herald oaiee.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

c,EcAR STORE ON S THOR0yGHFARE THREE
- doors from theatre ing good steady business
teen years cheap for cash this week
the owner Is going into The wholesale pDsHess Address
Scgars, Herald oince. y
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

T,OR sALE-FoUR STORY STONE FRONT HOUSE
IL with all the modern improvements, Twenty eighth
street l25 feet ives. Of Firth avenue Terms easy
houses Little money 70 be paid. $l25OO0 to mort.
gage. JOHN Il. ROBERTS, rs Nassau street. Commission
Merchant.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Household Furniture
boxed and shipped all parts OF the world Covered
for removing furniture 70 and from the
FurnittHe stored.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

JrxPREss.-THE MORRIS EXPRESS NO. % BROAD
u street. patronycd by many Of the most influential
foreign houses OF this city forwards merchandise
cells BY every steamer 10 Haysn New Orleans tho West
Indies and Europe.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
HOUSES. Roo,ss. &c. no LET.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, Will
n pt tie sec0sd s,ora furai-hed small aami.y wi
pryie u keeplag house neshooruood gcntee App
~ - Wosl Talrtg-hrsl .treet.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

H-Ew HAVEN ltoTEL FOR sALE.-CAS BE BdfrgHT
IN cheap II apple for immediately Apply TO g. WOOD
corner OF twenty "nh street and Fourth avenue oppo.
ste Nsw Haven AMI IA lrlem Railroad depot,
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
FOR SALE.

CAFE FOR sALE-A FINE NEW IRON SAFE. BEST
Washington street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

T,OR SALE CHEAP-OR EXCHANGE FOR DRY
goods Farms vacant Lots brown stone Houses also
Stores Eighth and Ninth Foryseventh street,
&c Apply 70 s. W. CRONK PELTON $50 West Fifty.
afreet.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

A CHOICE or TWO COTTAGES IN FoRTY-rHIRD
"A street between tith HAd SIKH avenues rent very
rheap 10 eooa teuant Tue Houses GOOD sized In goo
repair md the lots unusualy deep. Apply TO JOHN
KAVANAGH northeast corner Of FOrty-hfth street and
81 iAth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

T,OR sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM OF SEvENTY-NvB
II acres, New Brunswick; large orchards OF peach
and apple trees cider MILL &C.. well watered good buid
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

no LET FOR SALE OR ExCHANgB-THE ELEGANT
and four story brown stone House 21g West
fhirtyfourth street Apply ou the premises 10 JOHN
gEIlsO, 50 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

n ARGE BOILERS PoR SALE.-TwO LARGE DRor
J. fYe Boilers In rOod order furnace doors and ashp
bars gauge cocks and drunss they are
feet 10 ee long she'll aso furnace and smoke
exit 10 feet long making boilers OF locomotive form of
feet dA meter and 6 feet long strongly stayed with
space All round furnace and nue The
cou Of IL ynch nues about 10 long, also drop
return fuc, Is inch diameter and It feet long viii be
cold barga m by applying the Asanic Steam Engine
Works corner Water and Adams street. Brooklyp or Of r.
CASSIDY Noss 10 10 Bridge street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
BOARDING AND LODGING.

I'D for gentenat am vie or or snge gentle
men. Rooms; other hoarders in
pleasant location to Sixth and Broad
way. l52 West Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

EOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-5O ACRE FARM AT OYS-
Ter Bay l. l., with stock crops, and furniture II de-
Also small Farm Of 10 at Yonkers; good buildings
AL kinds Of fruit, fine lawn &c.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

JyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE SELECTION OF
Farms. all sizes, osat ons, &C. Also city and suburban
Residences and all kinds Of busn chances and money
TO let. +. ID. RICHARDSON * CO.,
and "a Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

90 GREENE STREET ABOVE SPRING, ALsTON
JO Hcuse.-Eegantiy furnished suits Of Rooms; gas,
convenience for housekeeping econoi
cay particularly suitable for small respectable families;
rent low.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

J7,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS BROWN
stone Store, on Murray street, Trinity church lease,
well good Price S300; exchange for
country seat the Hudson the Sound Address B. Be-
box LII Herald office.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

A SUBURBAN PLACE FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE
"A One Of the healthy and beautiful residences
within the limits of the city Of New Hayen ana In the ost
desirable improving portion win b. sold exchanges d
for eble city property Grounds may be onna 'nae1 70
fifteen The suaton Is xeepon ana ne,tner
mosquitoes nor malaria exist Apply 70 CHAuNCEf bAh'
NAKD, No. 4 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
in enterprsng village about three hours ride from
the containing about thryve suitable for pr
residence public institution. Address box 1884
Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23
FROM GEN. CURTIS ARMY.
An Early Movsment-C Confisc atien of II ebs
Property.

ST. Louis, Aug 2l.-A letter to the Republi-
can, dated Helena, Aug. l4th, says: I" The land
forces here now, exclusive Of Steele's division,
at Clarendon, cannot be less than 10000 The
forces which General Curtis led through his
harassing campaign are recuperated TO a great
degre That o movement of this army will
soon take place seems to be the general opinion
The fact that rs steamers are here, and retained
In government employ, indicates a movement
down the river. Gen. Curtis has returned, and
his return has increased the expectation Of active
movements soon.
g. There ale some wealthy rebel property
holders about Helena, not least of whom Is Gen
Gideon Pillow. He owned three plantations in
the vicinity, all Of which, including the chat
tells, have been conhscatad He attempted tu
avoid the law by making sham sales, but 1t did
not avail.
"Several wears ago, northern man named Fl
Z. Coolidge went to Helena, comparatively poor
When the rebellion broke out his property wal
estimated at one million Of dollars. The rebel,
burnt 2, 600 bales Of cotton for him, and now ht
loses by confscation 300 negroes. The nne man.
headq uartsrs by General Curtis. The building
however, 10 covered with more NOR, cages thar
Hindman ever could pay.
I" The sickness on the feet is exceedingly
great. On the Cincinnati 90 were on the sici
list and take the feet through, half their crew
are down. Should this matter not mend, thu
gunboats will not be able to cooperate very ener
getically with the land forces in the contemple
ted movement upon Vicksburg. In the camps
back Of the biufs much sickness prevails, which
In attributed to the use Of the spring water Their
abounding, said to be impregnated with cop
pcras.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
TIE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Oeieet Of GasriIlas-Surrender Of an Ohis
hegiment-CaptuPs Of CiaFksville.

NAsHvILLE, August 2lst-Yestefday at noon
captain Atkinson, Of th- 56th regiment with %
men, In stockade at Edgefeld Junction, was
aaacked by 600 guerillas. He repulsei them
tnree times; killed Morgan's adjutant and 7 pri-
ss,es wounding Is, and, finally, after three hours
nghf, drove them Of
capt. Mason, 7ist Ohio-the same regiment
tnet wa, denounced by Gen. Sherman for COW
aroice at the battle Of Shiloh-with three hundred
men M ana two cannon, In strong entertainments at
StafHsville, surrendered without resistance to
tne same number Of guerillis. The guerillas
were aided by rebels who had tsken the oath OF
negiance. A large amount Of United States pro-
Perty was seized
One hundred soldiers were captured by guer.
liIas al Mawskaw creek, near Edgefeld Junction
and the bridge burned.
zen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville thi,
morning.
Lieut.. Col. Hefffen, Of Ind, has been arrested
Tor violating orders.
A dispatch from Russellville SAYS that all thai
is known here Of the ca pture Of Cafksville 10 that
Col Mason surrendered his whole command to
guerilla force under A. r. johnson, Woodward
and Gurth. The most reliable reports represent
Mason's force at 2C9, and that OF the rebels a
from 400 to 600 Not a gun was fred Mason
and his men " ere paroled, and went down the
river.
second dispatch says that further inform ati or
from Clarksvills shows that the surrender wal
the most disgraceful and cowardly Of the war
The paroled officers were allowed to carry of
their horses and sidearms. The surrender was
made TO an inferior force Of rebel cavalry, ant
Mason aud Woodward made speeches compIi
menting each other.