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Kearneysvills near the line OF the Bllti-
more and Ohio railroad vas the fret Place
at which the rebels made a stand. Their Is
tiinatod force was 5000 infantry two squa-
drous Of cavalry and four pieces Of artillery
drawn up under shelter Of the wood. Gen.
Humphrey opened fire on them. They re-
piled well but in 80 minutes the whole mass
OF their foroa was broke aud retreating 5
rebel dead were left on the field and 40 or
so were captured ; ono Of the killed was a
Lieut. Of Cavalry.
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REMARKS.
ROSTON MARKET.

MEDSEsDAT, Oct. -
FLOUR.-saies CT Western Superfns at
50: common extras at $3.50 :, and dull; ne
dun extras range from rs 7,75; and god ard
and choice at a s Is per Dol, including Canada,
Genesee, Ohio and Michigan. In Corn Meal there
have been sales at So sat; and Rye Flour is
selling at 5 7Js475 per Jbl. for c9uliaoa and
extra.
GRAIN.-Corn has advanced. sales Of
Western mixed at CT IS CENTS and Southern
Yellow at IS. Per bush. Oats are drm and prices
are higher, with sales Of Western and Canada at
sc so cents per bush. In Rye there have been
sales at 50 a 90 cents per bush. Barley is in fair
demand, with sales at prices ranging from 9jc a
s o. per bush. White Deans are more inquired
for, with sales Of marrow and extra pea at 50 a
2 50, and blue pod at 81 60 Is per busL,-
Canada Peas have been sold at 9jc a 81 10 per
bush. as to quality. Shorts arc solrco and firm
with sales at s23 per ton; and Fine Feed and Mid.
dlinss are scarce, and nominallJ at S2i &c per
! ton.
! PROVISI0NS.-POrk has Advanced consider
! ably; sales at sll II 50 for prime SIS Is 50
for mess; and sll IS for clear, cash. Beef
ranges from SIS sos Is 50 per Dol. for Eastern
sad Western moss aud extra ress, suI SIS so a
/ Is for family extrs, cash. Lard Is hrm and con
tnues il good demand at I0i II cents in bbls
and 'ierces, and III llt cents in kegs, cash
Smoked Hans are selling at . a 10 cents per ID.
cash. Butter is quite firm and has advanced, but
| ,ha uaartet 4 rather upssttled Tba saies have
been at % "a eeRts for good, choice and extra
New York and Vermont lairies, and Is is cents
for common and fair. Canada and Western have
been sold at Is a 20 cents per h. as to quality
Cheese is quite firm and has been in demand at
81 a 10 cents psr ID.
wOOL.-We notice Considerable inquiry for
fleece Wool the past week. and there Is s frIaer
feeling. The Gales have been upward Of 100000
pounds q, from s. e5 cents per ID.
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The Times Harper's Ferry despatch dated
Dist. 9 p. NJ, says our cavalry pickets have
been extended two miles and are now some
distance beyond Halltown, W.. h is held by
Infantry
4 balloon reconnaissance has discovered
the enemy this side of Charlestown. De-
serters coming in report jackson with a
large force still in the neighbOrhood Of Bun
ker Hill.
There is great dissatisfaction in tue army
with General order No. Isl, authorizing
regulars to fill up their regiments from those
of the volunteers.
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4 large number Of prop sitions have been
made to the Navy Department for the de-
struction OF the pirate Alabama, provided a
suitable reward should be offered to warrant
the undertaklng-as general answer to all
such applications it may be safely stated
there is no doubt that the department would
cheeriully buy the vessel from any party cap
turing her and pay half million Of dollars
for her end in the event OF her destruction
$500 ,0r0 the latter payment however, To be
subject to an appropriation by Congress.
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Nvv YONG. Oct 20.

The Times special Washington dispatch
says that on Friday ioro5 under Lieut.. Co
Karge of the 10th n. j. cavalry, lett the
main body at Aide to make reconnaissance
to Leesburg. They returned to Centreviile
this morning, having seen no enemy in force
Leesburgh having just been evacuated.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
+. $. ro,.Bf ssoNis ESTATE.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of chitteuden. Commission,
ers 10 receive examins and adjust the claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate OF L.
vi :. henderson late Of Milton, in said District.
deceased represented insolvent and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and Elk
months from the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed BY said Court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend to the
business OF our appointment at the dwelling OF
Hannah henderson, in Milton, In said District, on
the last Thursday Of February next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on said day.
Dated thi. goth day Of September. 4. D. ls62.
ALFRE1 LADD, Connis
rIsus o. VI. CLARK. sioners.
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HEADQUARTERS AMY ID PoTovA,, Z
4.

Pleasant Valley, Nd, Oct, -
The enlistment Of volunteers into the reg
uiar army is on the increase. Almost every
regiment Of regulars is receiving accessions
from among the new troops weekly. Today
a large number Of the 95i New York volun.
teers, attached to headquarters as guard,
went over in a body and joined the Il Cav
airy (resulars) which T. also attached to
headquarters.
Volunteers are always at liberty to enlist
in the Regular Army. even without the con-
sent Of their officers. When they DO So.
they aye ho1orably discharged from the vol
unteer service.
Applications axe constantly BENG made at
the Provost Marshal's Office, for passes to 60
outside the lines. Some Of the applicants
are from Baltimore. aud are, no doubt, in
the service Of the enemy.
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BOsIOS, Oct. -.
The steamship Mississippi, Is days from
Montevedio for China. foundered az sea,
Aug. Both. in Lat. %, S Long l.. Crew
saved and arrived at St. Helena.
The crew Of the Mississippi, mum 6erIug
63 in all, were taken Of by the bark Prince
Oscar Of Guttenburg. and the Brig Minis
streal. and landed at St. Helena. The en-
GERS of the Mississippi came passengers IN
the Bark Mercury.
The embarkation Of three Mass. regiments
today, supposed for Nswbern. attracted
great attention These regiments arc fully
equipped.
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rur --LATEST Nrws this Thursday morn
,5- IS that Br g.'s army has made its escape
from Kentucky, gong through Pow Is
Gap. To Richmond papers Of the 20th
admit defeat at Pcrr7ville. and say the
whole expedition has proved hzzle.
There is 10 news from G Il. Mcclellan s
army,
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SILAs TERRILL's ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Frcoate
- DISTRICT CHrrrESDEr. Is Court ior tue
District Of Chttsnden, 70 all persons interested n
he estate Of Silas H. Terrill late Of UndsThil IN
said District, deoeatsd, Greeting.
Wbs-ea, The Administrators q tho Estate CT
aid deceased have made application 70 thii Court
% extend the time allowed for the pay msnt q me
deb Of said deceased. for one yesr, from the I'd
day Of November, A. D. 1852.
WhorcUpou, the said Court doth hereby assign
and appoint the 2sta day Of October, A. D. 1867,
At the Probate Court Rooms. for bearing on saia
application, and doth order and decree, tnst notice
be given 20 all persons interested in said Estate,
by publishing this order three weeks sueeessively
in The Burlington Free Press, previous TO the day
assigned for hearing.
Given under ny hand, at Burlington, tlis Il
iay Of October. A. D. 1862.
wl5w3 b. FRENCH, Register.
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NEWS OF THE week.
BY Telegraph.
For further Telegraph Ners see fourth Page.
NEW YORK, Oct, 81

NEW iOthf wv 49,
The Tis,s,' dispatch has the following -
\ gou..unan who left Culpepper County
Va, on last " Wednesday says rebel conscripts
are pouring constantly into Winchester
Seventeen negroes were hung on the lith
inst. charged with organizing an insurrectlon
agains, the whites. Copies of the Washington
National Republican, containing the Presl-
dents proclamation Of emancipation were
found among them. The conspiracy our In
fJrmant says, Is supposed to extend through
out several counties. and the greatest excite
ment and fear prevails Of q rising among the
nsgroes.
Two thirds of the negroes in Virginia have
already heard of Presidents Lincoln's proc
lamation, and know that they are tree, ana
many think that should the rebel army re-
treat from ita present position, another Nat
Turner rebellion -ould OCCUR in Eastern
Virginia.
The whole country between Centrevllle
ard the Rappahannock is swarmins with
reb, ! cavalry and scouts, who instantly re-
port the slightest movement OF our forces.
The Times correspondent at Aide, writ
Ing from headquarters Of Gen. Stahl' Oct.
l7th. SAYS reiniorcements have arrived and
an advance will be made IRON this point as
soon as men and horses have a short rest.
The Times special Washington dispatch
contains the following
An interview Of Gen. Halleck to-day with
the President in the presence Of the Seere-
tary of War, is significant Of events which
cannot much longer be delayed.
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The Petersburg Express learns from gen
tIenan who reachci that eits THURSDAY
evening, Irom the vicinity OF Sufjlk. the tile
T.nkcs army there mas b-en heavily Reinforced
n, mbering now. it is supposed, at leas
100 men. Toe Express slso ie-rns that
hey have sent 900 men - Windsor sta
ton. on the Norfolk end Petersburg Rail
road, eleven miles that side OF Suffolk.
They have narrowed the gauge Of the rail-
road four inches from Norfolk to Lanl station
seven miles this side OF Windsor, and eleven
miles IRON the point TO which the track has
been torn up By our people, and IRON which
il more or less ohs.ructFt TO Petersburg
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Died.

a: the Murine Hospital in thi, Pi.cs. o..
18th. > o. Hutehins. Of West rovnsiiesd, "
aged Is yesrs.
Ia Hospital At II ineses,sT, -, Aug. Sota 81
typhoid feysr, Alfred Fleming sEwJss a member
9. Co. ?, s,h YerEoni RssiRsnt, .std j. years
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su,npsnrnn. Nj. Oct. ii

There is nothing Of particular interest
transpiring here at present. The line Of the
Potomac is well guarded to prevent the rep
ltion Of the recent cavalry raid. All quiet
along the linz.
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wu.r .RE YOUR DOCTORS

bills per year most families feel that they are
more than they can we'll afford, and so they are
they can be Iessened neither will it snswer to do
without medical aid. What is to be donef Pro-
cure = family case of Doc. Clifford $ Homeopathic
Curstiyes. and by the timely use Of these pres
eriptions much sickness and money will be saved.
Sold by the single box at Is cts or in family Gases
by :. W. Roby 4 Co., Agents. Address
PHILIP LEE,
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Special Notices.

ARMS, TO ARYsy-THE Citi-
zen Soldier will hDd q more deadly foe In the
brsckish, muddy water and damp nisht air than
in the ncst determined enemy. HoLLowAY's
PILLS so parity III. blood and strengthen the
stomach and bowels tha. the soldier can endurs
these hsrdships and still b strong sad healthy
Only IS cents per Boz. 23S
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New YoRx, Oct. y

& steamer Oriolc-i from Newbern arrived her
to-day. The steamer 5. r. SpauldiBg has
arrived with hospital ship Euterpe in tow,
the latter has $50 sick and wounded from
the Army Of the Potomac.
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Vermont Board of Education,
sEcRETART's OFFICE, October. 1852.
TEACHER, INSTITUTES.

TIVE iCHERS INSTITUTES for the Counties Of
4 FRANKLIN, CHIrTEYDES, LAXOrLLE, VASE
tyGrox, ORLEANS, CALEDONIA ard Essex, will be
held as follows, for 1862;
Al Fairfield, Nov. :, At Clover, Nov. Is 10
Al Westford, -" Z, : At Waterford. " q, %
At stowe, II, IL At Guildhall, d" -, 90
At Calais, Il, Is
Tie Institutes will each continue in session two
days, with lecture on the evening preceding
each, aud on the evening of the Erst day Of ea,h
Institute. The day sessions will begin at
o'clock A. M.
All friends Of Education are invited to attend,
and as p uefuaIy as possible.
Clsrgyrnen are invited TO give notice from their
Pulpits.
Town superintendeats, az eO-agents Of the state,
are earnestly requested to notify Teachers, and
urge their attendance; and also 70 notify clergy
gymcn.
In attendiu. the Institute Of the County where
they teach, l., by law, considered TO be spent IN
the service OF their schools, and 90 ID not IN any
| sense !ssf.
I What character Cur Common Schools s1Ali am
I 10 iupress upon the children Of the etate, Is a
Question Of very apparent importance II theso
/ tines 50 full Of pcril TO our country.
riTr2 j.. ADAMS, Secretary.
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n,rCuELoR,s uAIR DYE

TIE BEST n TIE WORLD.
william A. Batchelors celebrated Hair pye
produces a color not 70 be distinguished from na-
ture-ua7rantod no; 70 injure the Hair II hs
Least; rc-aedle, tho i'll effects Of bad dyes, and in
vi-ors,es tho Hair for life. GREY, RED. Or
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splendid Black
. Prowa. iaa5in, the H4ir sca and beautiful
Sold by all Drugsists, &c.
TTh, Genuine is sisnei WILLIAM 4
BATCHELOR o- ~ fa4y sii,i ofe1eE To-.
FACTORY ~. 81 Barclay Street.
New Yors.
tL1', -15 F------y 17f ]" F7-f SiTse')
uaydaEly71
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GFoRGE sHERMAN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable
11srRlcr OF cHlrIESDES, IS. the Probate Court
f-t the District Of Chittsnden, % all persons in
terested in the estate OF George sherman. late q
Charlotte ia said District deceased.
GREETING.
Whorlls, said C5IrJ hath signed the 27ih LAY
u O,t5bcr next, flr the settlement Of the admin
f,.rstio1 account # the estate Of George Sherm1n
late & .hsrlotts deceased, and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given to all persons interest
Ell IN said estate, by publishing thi5 order three
weeks excessively previous 70 the day assigned
10 the Weekly Free Press, rri-tel in Burlington,
in said district.
Therefore, You are hereby notified % arqvas
q. tho Probate Court Rooms, Ia Burlington, on
the day assigned ;hon and there 20 contest the al
Iowaucc Of said account. Il you see cause
Given under my hand, this 7th Day o.; oc;o5er'
A d. 1872.
E.H. FAY, Jejge.
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STATE or VERMONT, To Sill persons con
DISTRICT or cu1rEyDEy, Sc. ccrnct IN the Is
tate Of Elijah e. stanton. late oi Essex, in said
district deceased,
GREETING.
Alta Probate Cour, holden az Burlington, with
in and for the District Of Chittenicn, On tie tn
iay OF October A. D. lsC:, an Instrument, pur-
porting 90 be the last Will and Iestsmeuii Of El-
iah stanton late Of Essex, in said district, de-
ceased, was presented % the Court siore-aid' Tor
Probate.
Add It Is ordered by saii Cour. that the 18th
dav Of October, A. D. ls62, At the Probate Court
Rooms IN said Burlington, Be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be CIV
an 70 all persons c,nosrnei. BY publishing this
order thIes weeks successfully In TIE Weekly tsoe
Press. q newspaper printed a. s1id burNng''''
previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at tho time and place Aforesaid
and coutes, tho probate Of said VIII, If you ha7o
cause.
Given under ny hand at Burlington, n 'sid
district. this .th day Of October, 4. D. lse-.
r. y. PAY, judy.
vI5r5
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1876 William street, New YOrl
DISEASES OF woMEx.-Dn. MAI

DISEASES OF WOMEN .--Dn. MATT
OF attends exclusively to the treatment Of Pr'Vai
Di.eas,l and the sPseia! Diseases Of WOMEN, as
hi. REMEDIAL Iss-rTUTE for Special Diseases, az
No. % Union s., Providence, r. I. See his A.
ertl.em.nt Of TAG GEEtr I-pIAS RzNEDY Fos
FEaALKs in this paper.
S,v o. dawly
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\ boiler in the dour mill No. s. Green
vich street, exploited this morning killing
four and seriously scaldu- half dozen per
sons. Three or four more are said % be
mis.ing in the ruins.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE'
RIFTCE OF An INVALID .-Pu5isRsa

nth, B,a,is and az Waning aH4 Caution 70
Is..sg D., who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. 4e.i supplying at the 'aue
time the means Of sel!-cure- By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackcry. By
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, sisetu
COPIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford. Kings Co., =. &.
Mac, IL. dawIy
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PROSPECTS OF A BATTLE on Tue
POTOMAC
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Married..

In Hanover, n. H, by the Rsv. L. Druon. On
Tuesday morning, oct. 18th. Charles A. Hoyt' Of
Burlington, TO Julia II. sherman. ofitanoTer-
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LANES RLouDs ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable tie
D1srRIcr or CHIrrESDES, IS. Probate c urt for
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested II tlo estate o. james
Blood, late of Essex, n said Distrist, decea=ed.
GHEErISc.
Whereas, said Court Eata Assigned the 1t day
Of November, next for the settlement Of the ai-
u.inl.tration account Of the Executor Of the last
viii and Testament Of James Blood late Of Is
sex, deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested Ia said
estate, BY publishing this order three weeks sue
eessvely previous to the day assigned, IN the Free
Press. printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to sPPear a.
the Probate Court rooms, il Burlington, on the
day igned then AMI there 20 contest the allow
ance OF said account, If you zee cause.
Given under ny hand, this 9Th day Of October,
A. D. lso2.
ul5w3 D. FRENCH, Register
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NOTICE

V1AKEs Up, On the highway, rezr the resi-
i denco Of Geo. A. Sheldon, Of Burlington. 9
large Gray Mare, with 4 large bone spawn on the
LETT hind Lee. The owner i hereby requested to
5, GEO. A. sIIELDQy.
OF, III, 1852. EliE2s =
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l.


Early in 1861, when civil war seemed
pending but had not actually broken ont,
Gen. scott wrote two papers continuing bis
views professional and political Uh the crisis
and the rights and duties which devolyed on
the Government in the conjuDcturc. One Of
them has recently boon published without
the writer's consent. The second appears to-
day, having boeu furnished t. tho p.oss by
Gen. Scott himself.
Il establishes in the hrst place the patriot
ic anxiety Of the General-in-C hict to prepare
Lr tue coming storm. and lis earnest and
repeated Efforts to prevail on the Government
T. rarriscn ami tecure tho Southern forts
against every possible attack.
1t discloses in the second place the causes
Of hi failure, which it is now evident re-
suited from the indecision Of President Bu-
chanau who was doubtless mi-led by the
treachcry Of the Secretary Of War, If not Of
other members Of the Cabinet, IN whom the
head of the Government reposed q misplaced
confidence.
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The Syracuse Nurseries.
OFFER FOR SALE large and very excellent
~ stock Of
TREES, PLANTS. AND SHRUBS
including all he standard sOrts Of

i l. u
including all ;hs standard .Ort' Of
FIR UIT.
APPLIES, and 5 years old, very line: PEARS
both Dwarf and Standard. Peaches, Plans
Cherries, &c, &c
Also
Ornamental Tress, Shrubs, Roses, DahiiAs. Ifsen
HOUSE, anil Bedding. out Plants' &C. N
very large supply.
Tn. ouaiity this season Is unusually idiEs an
10 rice. are set this season lower than ever
LYMAN HALL, OF Shelburns, Is our authoris-
Ell Agent for the state Of Vermont, for tho 'se Of
frees. &c aud he will deliver to parties ordering
through him st very low rates.
Ap9!e trees, 3 aud years old. at any Of the
Railroad Stations in the State for 20 cts each
Apple trees in lots Of 100 or more ~
- 1000 ~
~ Orders respectfully soliei5ed: s,,,ru
Syracuse, N. \.
-. a. 1851 u0"im
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Ngw Yosy. Oct. ~.

The Times' Special correspondent at
sharpsburgb sends the following additional
paIticu lars Of the reconnaissance at Blacks
ford's Ford % Thursdiy last.
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sEIRMIsnISG WtTu THE E6EMy
At THoROUGH-FARE GAP.

ENGAGEMENT AT LEX NjroN, Ky.
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The steamer Pacific has arrived with 400
passengers and S45O,0OO in treasure from
Oregon, and -, 900 from British Columbia
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MANI Cd;

HOW LOST now RESTORED
I..t PGLAss,4 ia G sealed EaysloPs. Price c essis
LECTURE on he Nature, Troatnent, snd
~ Radical Cure,- Spermatorrhpa, or seInin.l
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dehh-
ity, and Inpsdimsnts TO Marriage generally, her'
voasness, Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS sea'
tai Physical Incapacity. resulting iron, sen
Abuss, as.-By Rosr. :. cutvIHvStI' 81 .
AuthOr Of tie Gree. Bsok, &C.
"a Boon to T Thousands, Of . uHerors."
San, updsr sal. in a plain -enrslope, to suJ a.
- -, ,.,.f On rcceips Of six cents, or tv,
rostsee stamps, By DR.. GH. J. 9. KLINE.
III Borery, New York, Post Once Box, ASS.
Arz,a 5as3ais
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct g.
Al market 1896 Cattle, about $500 Beeyes aud
1876 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cove,
oae, two and three years old.
Market beef-extTa per ewt. se.50a5,55. I.t
qualty,s ,Ooa6 25. "a quality 75,-5. 50 quality
$500.
Working oxen, $50 a SIeo per 7p,r.
Cows and Calves, S-2a % 50.
Yearliags, - OOasOo.
Two years old, SIS j.. Tareo year ola 81
70.
Sheep ard Lambs 700 at market. Price., ~
lots ? 50 rs. Ext1 and Selections,
g 90, so al62.
Hides o a7s per 10; Peits Il Goa 10 esea;
Calf Skins 3 a Q, Per 10.
Tsllcw :! al per 10.
REMARKS.
There was 4 large supply a. market. Cattle
sold quick at the opening Of the market. the best
quality at an advance Of IS cents Per svt.. butls
the later trains arrived heavily loaded, price,
declined On common cattle, and saios were slow,
With an Indication OF a further decline. Large
lots Of small stock will have to be drove to Brish-
ton tomorrow. The quality Of sheep was good
and sold well at las, weeks prices The average
prize vas 20. Some large lots sold for s so and
one lot Of IS very large tat Canada sold as high as
4s2.
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Nrw YORK, Oct -.

NEh lUhhH DNts --a
The 18th regiment Of Rhode Island and
the 23d Maine regiment, left this moruin.
for Washington.
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NEWS OF THE WAR.
REBEL CAVALRY CAPTURED.

STEAMERS ATTACKED ON TT L
LISSISSIPPL
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sANO COFF L E."
III. packed in white wood boxes Of 30 lb'- each
sI-o il bulk in legs aad barrels Most Ct the
dealers are now selling this Coffee, and the de-
mand has been 70 great tia. I have largely in
creased my supplies, aad an nov prepared 70 III
orders with promPtnssss.
Dealers will please send for Circulars All liz
Of P,;.,.. I. T. HOLMAN,
80 HARRIsoy ST., NEW YoEE.
Sal. AgsH, far ne Caiis8 State.
BevaIe OF Couuterfeits E5n3's
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10000 PRISONERS TAKEN.

BRAG6 FfcroRIots OVER BUELL.