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July2S, 1862.


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CTATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate

~ WeStminSter, SIS. Court for said Districts
To all persons interested in the Estate of ABIGAIL
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1862 when and where you may be heard in the premises if
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The "soIdiers, A;dsocic,y. /" resrecto,,,

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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. s.

~ The PT0b1tf C0urf Jor sdId DtstTicti
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of SAMUE Ell PIKE
Of BrattleborO, deceased, Greeting:
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instrument purportng to be the last said deceased
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4 GENERAT MOVEMENT TAXING PLACE.

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army is taking place
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GEN. POPE REINFORCED.

The war department has information from
the army of Virginia in front of Slaughter's
Mountain up to Monday evening. Gen. King
with his whole division was thea within four
miles of the battle field of Saturday, and has
doubtless joined Gen. Pope ere this. No fight
ing has occurred in that quarter since Saturday
night last.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. s

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HENRY c.
FISHER late Of Brattleboro, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that This Court will decide upon
the allowance of the account Of N. b. WILLISTON Adj
minstraor upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
the entitled thereto at the session thereof
be held at the Probate Office in attleboro District
the last Friday of August, A. d. 1862 when and where
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II. N. nix, Committee.
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Before the Fight.
sKrLLrUL CAVALRY REcoNNorssANcEs

SKILLFUL CAVALRY RECONNOISSANCEs
The cavalry brigade under commend of Gen.
Buford, made a descent on Madison Court
House on Tuesday of last week. They found
that the rebels had been there, but had left.
They made reconn distances in every direction
and met the rebel pickets on every road. On
the 7th inst, our pckets on the road to Stands
vile, had a skirmsh, losing one killed and
three wounded. On the Sth inst, the lst
Maryland regiment had another skirmish on
the Orange Court House, in which they lost
five killed and four wounded, and about dozen
prisoners. They were then reinforced by the
LIST Michigan, when the rebels were driven back
to the Rapidan. A strong reconnaissance was
made the same evening to the Rapidan, on the
Orange road, and skirmsh was going on
without loss, when orders came from Gen. Blu
ford TO return to Madison Court House. The
party got back at 6 o'clock on thu morning of
the 9th inst, and found everything prepared
for retreat toward Sperryville. the rebels
were approaching from every direction.
The party reached Woodsville in safety and
there camped. Subsequently they pushed on
and arrived at Culpepper on Mnnloy night.
The escape of the brigade is considered almost
miraculous, as they were surrounded on almost
every side, and many gave it up as lost. Gen.
Buford deserves great praise for the very able
manner in which he extricated his command
from such perilous condition.
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utmost vigilance is required to prevent their
concentration.
An officer from Tuscumbia, Ala, states that
on Saturday some rebel cavalry burned the
station houses at Leighton, ten miles from Tus-
Gambia, and at Jonesboro, fifteen miles from
the same place, on the Memphis and Charles
ton road.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. s.

STAIE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.
~ The Probate Court for said District:
TO all persons interested in the Estate of EBEN'R WELLS
late of ritleboro in said District deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that the Of JOHN C.
WELLS Executor will he heard and decided upon by said
Court session thereof he held the Probate office
sail ratteboro The last Friday of August instant At
tend il you
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envy Across the Rapidan.

OUR FORCES IN PURsUTr-oFFICIAL REPORT.
HEADQUARTERS Army of Virginia, Cedar
Mountain, I 80 a. M, August l2.-1o Major
General Halleck The enemy has retreaied
under the cover of night His rear is now
crossing the Rapidan toward Grunge Court
House. Our cavalry and artillery are in pur-
suit. JOHN Pore,
Ma or General commanding.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL TAKE A FEW
Il Pupils Of either sex. ADDISON BROWN
Brattleboro, July 7, 1902 20
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TUT TN-H DIT OItL WTCH u.
The Abandonment of Malvern Hill.
A PLAN FOR A BATTLE FRUSTRATED.

In regard to the occupation and evacuation
Of Malvern Hill, by the federal troops little
has been ssid. Our accommodating division
took possession on Tuesday, and on that day
all the generals of the army went up, and Gen
McClellrn sent back for the greater part of the
army but the messengers took the wrong
road, and thus delayed so long that the troops
did not reach Malvern Hill till it was too late,
and only portion of those sent for arrived at
all and these only in season TO beat hasty
retreat. This was on Wednesday morning.
On that day a great battle would have been
fought had our forces arrived in season but
as some of them were approe ching and in sight
of Malvern Hill, there was very large force of
rebels seen coming from Richmond numbering
at least 100000 men, filling all the roads, pas
sage-ways and vacant lots at far as he eye
could reach. retreat was consequently made
TO Halrisons Landing. Gen Mcclellan had
planned for great battle, but the enemy were
not asleep and have taken possession of NAL
vern Hill with an immense army.
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ONE DOOR NORTH OF BRATTLEBORO HOUSE.
CHAMBERLIN G. FRANKS.

n-LAsT CAIt.-All old book accounts must be settled
before August l. 1862,
June II, 1862.
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GoNoRRnGA AND SYPHILIS.

BY long Of study and practical experience NJ nm
limited extent DR. d. has the qualification of presenting
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PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.

DIR. DOW continues to b. consulted at his Office No, an
I Endcou street, Boston, on all diseases Of
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-14
I ELEG r APHIC.

Nashville, Jan. S.-Gentlemen di
rect from Louisville report the Fed
eral army between Louisville anc
Bowling Green 100000 strong
Twenty-Five thousand of them ART
unfit for service, in consequence OF
sickness.
They arepushins forward the work
on the Green river bridge, which, it
is thought, will be completed in few
days, when it is probable moveme ent
will be made towards Bowling Green.
Gentlemen who have just arrived
from Paducah say it was reported
that the Federals intend concentra-
ting a force OF 100000 at that place.
1t is reported here this evening
that the enemy are crossing Green
river in considerable number.
Richmond, Jan. I'll. c.. Wayne,
at present Adjutant-Gencral in Geor-
gia, has been appointed a Brigadier-
General III the Confederate service.
There was vigorous skirmishing
last week above Winchester and to-
wards the Potomac. Several Federal
prisoners We're taken, and few killed
and wounded. Virginia and Arkan-
sas regiments were principally en-
gagged on our side.
Intelligence from Camp Alleghany,
to the 5th, says fears We're entertained
of the Yankees cutting off the sup
plies of our troops. Reports were
current that the federals We're at
Huntersville and Monterey, where
large quantities of Confederate stores
were stored. Further intelligence is
looked for.
Memphis, Jan. S.-A mercantile
firm here has received letter from a
friend in South Kentucky, stating
that the Federal government had
made clandestine arrangements to
pardon the convicts and desperate
characters in the North, and scatter
them through the South, to set fire to
and barn everything, especially the
and machineshops.-
The Government promises to pay
them and their accessories for every
FIRE. This they believe will be a
good way to cripple the South.
The information was received from
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soldiers, in defending their lives and
property against vandals, plunderers,
invaders and house-burners, to treat
them as prisoners of war, that is, we
must stand by and let them plunder
and murder us, put us in irons, but
We must not shoot them down. We
don't think our soldiers will follow
Mr.. Secretary Benjamin's request
How do our Texas friends relish the
treatment their citizens are receiving
in New York?
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-14

the Federal Senate authorizing m
exchange Of the prisoners from the
privateer JEFF. Davis for Federal pris.
0ners.
The Bohemian has arrived at New
York from Liverpool with dates to
the 9th ult.
Two French fleets, one for Mexico,
and the other for America, were about
sailing from Liverpool.
1t was reported that an English
frigate was cruising off Gibraltar
searching for Federal privateers.
The officers Of the French frigate
Catina, at Norfolk yesterday, reached
Richmond to night. The Catina
brings dispatches to the British Con-
sui at Charleston.
1t is believed the Australia has
been wrecked. She had on board
one thousand English soldiers.
Utah has asked admission as a
Yankee State.
A large portion Of Burnside's ex-
pedition left Hampton yesterday,
bound southwark.
Nashville, Jan. 9.-Col. Lubbock,
Of the Texas Rangers, died here this
morning. He was yesterday elect
ed Colonel. having previously been
a Lieutenant Colonel. His remains
left this evening, en rox<e for Texas.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-14

The following paragraph we clip
from the Crescent's Talk ON Change
There was some New York intelli-
gence received yesterday. We OBJ.
served in some of our exchanges a
few days ago that the captain, officers
and crew (thirteen in number) Of the
Royal Yacht, which was used as a
guard boat off Galveston and captured
in a night attack by two boats and
crews (forty men) of the Hessian
squadron, were put in double irons
and so delivered to some Bastile in
New York. These men were doubly
ironed because they defended their
vessel; they are treated as pirates,
and yet our little Secretary Of War,
Mr.. Benjamin, coolly requests our